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By Carl Remeasky Editorial Editor He isn't a fabrication of someone's mind, or someone's idea of a joke, or even a pen name. Douglas R. Keith is alive and living in Perry. Ohio. Keith. 28. said he is a teacher and is also employed in private industry, but his real claims to fame are his political activities. Keith is a fervent anti-communist, and spends much of his time trying to alert Americans to what he feels is the very real threat of communism Keith communicates his views through radio, television and newspapers, which is the medium he uses the most Many of Keiths letters have appeared in The BG News KEITH SAID he has been the Ohio Coordinator of the National Student Coordinating Committee for Freedom in Vietnam and Southeast Asia since 1973. Keith said his position includes coordinating activities between 40 "choice organizations" within the state It is through this position that Keith gets some financial help to support his correspondence projects, which include writing to newspapers, radio stations and television stations. He also sends books and other printed material contributed by organizations such as the John Birch Society. "But a lot of it comes out of my own pocket." he added Keith said he has written to at least 750 newspapers. "I generally concentrate on papers that I have clippings from or papers that have circulations of over 100.000." Keith explained. He said he avoids certain papers like The New York Times or The Washington Post, but he "might motivate other people to write to them."
HE SAID HE wanted to direct more of his efforts toward radio and television. Keith said he writes to college papers frequently, although colleges are generally considered liberal institutions, to try to get students interested in his Newsphotos by Michael G. Grone. ideas. "It also gives them my adotess to write to if they're iRterestad.'kesaid Monday, hbrvory 34, 1975, The HO News/Foae 3 Keith's goal: restore freedom'
He added that he "rarely" receives critical Keith cautioned against lumping him with others over the nation without force. feedback from college students. commonly referred to as "right-wing." Keith said the country's politicians are taking the "Once two hippies sent me a letter telling me that I "I feel myself to be more of a free-thinker rather wrong action against domestic problems such as was the essence of ignorance' and to forget it." be than a rightist." he said "When you identify me as a inflation. said. 'rightist' I don't disagree with the term. I disagree "The way to stop inflation is to stop the free flow of Keith said he recently purchased a new electric with whom you're associating me with." money, but will President Ford do this'-No, he'll typewriter and hired a part-time secretary to aid him Keith said he does not identify with syndicated increase the flow of money instead," he said. with his correspondence. columnist William F Buckley, generally considered a Keith said he will definitely support George Wallace Why does Keith spend the time and money to rightist if he runs for president in 1976, and would try to get disseminate his ideas to people? He explained that Buckley does not believe that actively involved in bis campaign. "What it comes down to is this conflict between communism is a conspiracy, which is why Keith "When 1 look at the people involved in public office good and evil," he said. "Right now the United States disagrees with him now. he is the only one I could have any trust in- is in a perilous situation "Lenin said, and it was printed in 1903. that although he's imperfect; yet he Is superior to these Keith said the worst problem facing America today communism is essentially a conspiracy." Keith said other people." he said. is the apathy of its people He added that communism today is still a So Douglas Keith has already found his truth, and conspiracy for world dominance. his goal is to communicate it to the American people, "I CANT SEE any advantage to being apathetic in with the help of the organizations he is involved In. He a free society." he said. "RIGHT MOW the Soviet Union believes they can is modest about his goals Keith said this apathy has brought on a complacent win the cold war without an armed attack." Keith "We want to restore freedom to America," be said. feeling toward communism and caused the American said. "This Is in tune with what Lenin said- thai the people to have many "false assertions as to how to United States will fall into the hands of the bring about world peace." communists like ripe fruit." He said that an individual is either for communism Keith explained that the communists believe this or against it. and that there is no in-between. because "the policy of detente allows them to I«d«p#nd«nt "The people that irritate me the most are those who continue their victory margin over us with no actions Srud.nl THe BG news say 'I'm a moderate, I don't want to get involved.' " taken against them. V
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MIAMI, FU. (AP) - One rather than a mechanical terrific value for human pur- began working with a winning physicist Paul ies. He was appointed RCA's of ike fathers of television U one, should be used. poses. It could help bring professor named Boris van Langevin After World War director of electronic re- disillusioned with hit off- It was under Zwarykin's world peace. But it is not Rosing on an "electronic I. he left Russia and came to search. spring. He says the best pert direction that the system used that way. There Is too eye" - a primitive television this country, going to work about it Is the on-off iwltch was perfected st the labor- much violence, loo much picture tube. The invention eventually for Westingnouse IN ItM, the late David Unlike hli invention. Dr. atories of Radio Corporation crime. was patented in 1907 by Dr. laboratories In Pittsburgh. Samoff, RCA president, rec- Vladimir Zwarykin's name of America (RCA). "People are hypnotized by van Rosing. "Television as home ognized the potential of tele- it not a household word. it. They look at it all the "We didn't get a good pic- entertainment was not mine vision as an entertainment Modern TV combined the "TELEVISION u in its in- time. It's contaminating our ture, but we got the point," nor the early pioneers' medium and urged Zworykin Ideas and research of many fancy. " he said in a weekend society." Dr. Zwomkin recalls. "You dreams. We wanted to to perfect the system. men, but the Russian-born interview. "I don't mean could produce an image." reproduce the human eye. Zworykin is credited with technologically. I mean soc- ZWORYKIN, now 85. was People said it was im- Zworykin says be being tke first to recognize ially. a 17-year-old student in IN 1MZ, he went to Paris possible." be says. estimated it would lake that an electronic system. "Television could be 01 Leningrad, Russia, when be to study with Nobel prize- (100.000 to do so. but in the PURSUING his research, next 20 years RCA spent 150 Zworykin put together a million complete television system with cameras in 1929 and The bolder of more than that same year filed the first 120 patents, the scientist-in- Spring Break — Daytona Beach, Fla. patent for color television. ventor is now retired as a vice president of RCA. He Also in that year, be was spends his winters here, transferred from Westing- away from the colder • March 21 - 30 house to RCA laboratories climate of Princeton. N.3.. when the government where be still works as a divided the field of elec- consultant attbe firm's main • Round Trip Bus Transportation tronics between the compan- headquarters. • Accomodations at the Summitt Motel • 10 Cases "Refreshments" on Each Bus Tax cut bill • 2 Free Bar-B-Ques in Daytona awaits action
• 8 Days - 7 Nights in Daytona WASHINGTON (AP)-A and 9507 billion for busi- 921.28 billion tax cut bill to • Optional Trips to Disney World combat recession awaits action in the House this WHILE APPROVING week while Democrats this, the House Ways and • All Rooms on the Beach argue over whether to use it Means Committee refused to kill the depletion allo- to attach a petroleum deple- wance worth 92.5 billion a tion allowance repeal pro- • Join OSU and TU Students year to oilmen. posal. Energy tax hearings open March J but some anti-oil But the caucus of all 289 • 18 is Florida's Legal Age forces are demanding the 22 House Democrats meets per cent petroleum depletion Tuesday in special session to allowance be killed Immedi- consider instructing the 11 of ately as part of the urgent them who control the Rules rvr. tax cut bill congressional Committee to send the tax Democrats want to rush to cut bill to the full House Ji.iiNlllllllliil Mil1 limn President Ford to help pull Thursday under terms the nation out of economic making repeal of this con- III Hill quicksand. troversial oil tax break eligi- illllillil H I. in 11 I il ii i il ii " I ble for action as an amend- mfvi IN THE SENATE, ment. r liberals plan a new effort, possibly tomorrow, to make FOR INDIVIDUAL tax- it easier to cut off fili- payers, the tax cut bill pro- busters. Sloppy parliamen- vides for a quick economic tary work foiled them last boost by distributing more Thursday when they than 98.1 billion in lump-sum appeared to be nearing suc- refunds of a general 10 per TOTAL PRICE cess. cent of 1974 tax liability up to a top rebate of 9200. 5t At present, the Senate is Anybody who paid under H59 at an impasse with the fili- 9100 in income taxes last buster fight blocking action year would get it all back. on a House-passed bill to All other taxpayers would 00 keep the Penn Central and get a minimum 9100 to a SO Deposit Due March 10 other Northeast railroads in maximum 9200. FURTHER INFO CALL operation. At the same time, the bill would give taxpayers ano- JIM STOFAN A NEW EFFORT to ther roughly 98.1 billion in pass the rail bill is expected additional take-home pay Asst. Director - Union Programs today. through lower tax withhold- If it fails. Senate leaders ing this year B.G.U. may try to put that measure aside and return to the effort This would reflect the to permit three-fifths of the bill's boosts in minimum Senate, rather than two- standard deductions which 372-2345 thirds, to limit debate. benefit lower-income The emergency tax mea- persons and in the maxi- DON'T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD sure carries cuts of 916.21 mum amd percentage of the billion for chiefly low to standard deduction used by moderate income persons those who do not itemize David Fandray mmttf,taktvwy as. 1*75. TH.MNaws .-»■«• 5 Brel--the Dylan of France
As I have consuntly tried to point out. one can does not permit a comparison of the two as taste of small-combo jazz-as well as for those who expect little but the unexpected from the world of performers have been listening to jazz for years-is an Atlantic popular music. As composers, however, the only similarity release called " Alternate Takes.'' Even though 1 fully believe this, and try to let between the two is their amazing ability to combine nothing surprise me. I have to admit that I was not good music with lyrics that show the flash of THE ALBUM IS a collection of material recorded in prepared to believe that Bob Dylan could stage the inspiration. 1959 and I960 by the legendary John Coltrane major comeback be has made with "Blood On the This ability, of course, is rare enough to make the Although the various titles have all been released Tracks." comparison meaningful. It is the difference between before, the performances on this record are taken the two. though, that I find interesting. from tapes that have not previously been put on In just three weeks since that album's release. Dylan has been successful as a lyricist largely record Dylan has climbed back to his position of pre- because of his talent for creating sharp images that The record spotlights Coltrane in the early stages of eminence in the American music industry. are left to the listener for interpretation. his career. The selections included here show none of His current popularity is nothing short of amazing. Brel. on the other hand, is reminiscent of Randy the more daring compositional experiments he was to "Blood" has not only shot up to the number two spot Newman in that his lyrics tell specific stories, give pursue later in his life. Instead, they are relaxed, on "Billboard's" album charts, but it has stirred up sketches of particular people, and direct themselves giving Coltrane chance to demonstrate the lyrical and enough interest in Dylan to bring three of his older to specific emotions mellow beauty of his tenor sax work lp's back into the charts. Lire Is vision of life is bitter-sweet His songs reflect "Alternate Takes" Is a good testimony to Coltrane s vitality and a zest for living, but always seem to be mastery of his instrument in both up-tempo and softer AT A TIME when Dylan's popularity has risen so colored with a cynical ironic tone. material. sharply, it is interesting to come across an album The best example of this is a song performed by The energy he generates in the break-neck sax and whose material was written by a performer who is Shuman called "The Taxicab." The story of a cab drum duet on "Countdown" stands in sharp contrast touted as the Bob Dylan of France driver who has a fantasy affair with one of his fares, to the melancholy emotional of "Naima " The performer is Jacques Brel. And. to put things in this song says as much about the human condition as a In both situations, however, his imagination and perspective, the Dylan comparison is made by Eric bookcase-full of novels and sociology texts control are close to breath-taking Blau. who is the producer of the album in question. ••• "Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living In Paris." AS ARRANGED by conductor Francois Rauber, Current rumor has it that almost-Bowling Green Bret's music also takes on a distinctly Newman-like concert headliner Peter Framptom may be the Strictly speaking, this is not a Jacques Brel album. quality Every track is heavily orchestrated, making Rolling Stones' choice as the replacement for It is the soundtrack to the movie Blau has made which the music foreign to those who are more at home with guitarist Mick Taylor. is based on English translations of 26 of Bret's songs Dylan's simplistic arrangements. Taylor left the Stones in order to pursue a career in Brel himself appears on only one track, singing the The effect created is that of a large Broadway the new band being formed by ex-Cream bassist Jack French version of his most famous song in this musical production The swooping horn and string Bruce. His departure left a hole that will have to be country, "If You Go Away (Ne MeQuitte Pas)." charts are a little difficult to accept at first. Repeated filled before the Stones' upcoming American tour listenings, however, prove that the orchesteation The first rumored replacement was the Faces' Ron The remainder ot the material on this lp is sung by takes nothing away from Bret's lyrics. Wood. Wood, however, has decided to remain with his three talented Americans: Elly Stone. Mori Shuman. In fact, the rowdiness of the brass and the sweet present band and Joe Masiell. Their spirited and sensitive readings melancholy of the strings are perfect complements The addition of Frampton to the Rolling Stones' so brilliantly capture Bret's sensibility, however, that for the composer's highly emotional outlook on life. lineup would indeed be interesting. However, when one can feel the composer's presence throughout both ••• contacted in Cleveland last week. Frampton said that records of this two-album set. A growing number of people who are tired of rock, the talk of his joining the Stones is nothing more than folk, country, soul, and the like, are now turning to rumor. THE AFOREMENTIONED comparison between jazz as a refreshing change of musical fare Asked if he had been contacted by anyone from that Brel and Dylan is somewhat misleading. This album An excellent new album for those who would like a band, his answer was an emphatic, " No."
Trek week Is here DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau WOK, BEN, AIL IM mmmmsafv THATSRXXUUXJSl miN6TOSAYISTHAT Be A poem SHOUWNT A DOCTOR NEEDS SKILLS !' GOODMORNN6, star Trek Week has philosophy. English and BY TAKIN6 NOTHINS PRECLUDE DEVELOPING I'M NOT GOING TO IN- MR JONEStWVE arrived. popular culture faculty BUTPRE-MEDmuses, YOUPSELFAS A PERSON' DULGE IN tmUOML GOT ACUTE CEREBRAL Sponsored by the Student members toune MtssmOUTON A 600P DOCTOR IS hKRE E/HSEfi/nNTlNG' MY gcu 7L HEMORRHMW CAPE THE PEAL VALUE Of A THANJUSTATEOHCJAN- WVR£ PATIENTS Sfft V DISCUSS FAULKNER,?' Activities Office, the Union - Finals of the Star Trek UBEPAL ARTS EDUCATOR HES A HUMANIST' Activities Organization and Trivia bowl at 9 p.m. tonight if i mm*BTTM 5M.. m the Office of Residence Pro- in 220 Math-Science Bldg N N grams, the series of events - A lecture entitled "Star was kicked-off yesterday by Trek and Interstellar a presentation of the never- Space" at 4 p.m. Wednesday televised Star Trek pilot by members of the astron- show Gene Roddenberry, omy department of the Uni- creator of the series, also versity of Toledo. presented a lecture last - A seminar by faculty night. members of the computer @j£**j±-A A lecture by Leonard science and physics depart- Nimoy. who played Mr. ments on the scientific and Spock in the series, will technological aspects of ^*a** close Star Trek Week Star Trek. Nimoy's talk will be at 8 - Showing of the films p.m Thursday in the Grand "Silent Running" at 8 p.m. ^ Second^ GET YOUR SAY Ballroom. Union tomorrow in the Grand Ball- room. Union, and "Planet of OTHER STAR Trek Week the Apes" at 9 p.m. Wednes- Events include: day, also in the Grand Ball- ON CAMPUS -Showing of a Star Trek room. University IDs must episode at noon today in the be presented. Party Commuter Center The - The premiere showing UAO IS NOW SPONSORING NOON TIME episode will be reshown at 8 of a film made by several ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANY RECOGNIZED p.m. Tuesday in the Grand students at Bowling Green 3us GROUP OR ORGANIZATION CAN HAVE Ballroom. Union; at noon Junior High School. Based Thursday in 220 Math- on an original Star Trek To THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS READ BY FILL- Science Bldg . and at 1 p.m. script, the film by David Ft Lauderdale Fla. ING OUT ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS IN ' Thursday in 210 Math- Boyer will be shown at 4 THE UAO OFFICE. ANNOUNCEMENTS Science Bldg. p.m. Thursday in US Educa- For Info Call - A Star Trek fandom tion Bldg CAN BE NO LONGER THAN ONE MINUTE lecture at 7 p.m. tonight in All Star Trek Week events 332-1818 READ IN THE UNION. 220 Math-Science Bldg. by are free. Pof* 4/The 9)G N.wt, Monday, February 24, 197S TV inventor assails 'offspring'
MIAMI, Fla (AP) - One rather than a mechanical terrific value for human pur- began working with a winning physicist Paul ies. He was appointed RCA's of the fathers at television is one, should be used. poses. It could help bring professor named Boris van Langevin. After World War director of electronic re- disillusioned with his off- It wai under Zworykin's world peace. But it is not Rosing on an "electronic I, he left Russia and came to search. spring. He says the best part direction that the system used that way. There is too eye" - a primitive television this country, going to work about it is the on-off switch. was perfected at the labor- much violence, too much picture tube. The invention eventually for Westinghouse IN IN. the late David Unlike his invention, Dr. atories of Radio Corporation crime. was patented in 1907 by Dr. Laboratories in Pittsburgh. Sarnoff, RCA president, rec- Vladimir Zworykin's name of America (RCA). "People are hypnotized by van Rosing. "Television as home ognized the potential of tele- is not a household word. it. They look at it all the "We didn't get a good pic- entertainment was not mine vision as an entertainment Modern TV combined the "TELEVISION is in Its In- time. It's contaminating our ture, but we got the point," nor the early pioneers' medium and urged Zworykin ideas and research of many fancy," he said in a weekend society." Dr. Zworukin recalls. "You dreams. We wanted to to perfect the system. men, but the Russian-born Interview. "I don't mean could produce an image." reproduce the human eye. Zworykin is credited with technologically. I mean soc- ZWORYKIN, now 85, was People said it was im- Zworykin says be being the first to recognize ially. a 17-year-old student in IN 1112, he went to Paris possible." he says. estimated it would take that an electronic system. "Television could be ot Leningrad, Russia, when be to study with Nobel prize- 9100,000 to do so. but in the PURSUING his research, next 20 years RCA spent |S0 Zworykin put together a million. complete television system with cameras in 1919 and The bolder of more than that same year filed the first 120 patents, the scientist-in- Break — Daytona Beach, Fla. patent for color television. ventor is now retired as a vice president of RCA. He Also in that year, be was spends his winters here, transferred from Westing- away from the colder March 21 - 30 house to RCA laboratories climate of Princeton, N.J., when the government where he still works as a divided the field of elec- consultant atthe firm's main Round Trip Bus Transportation tronics between the compan- headquarters. Accomodations at the Summitt Motel 10 Cases "Refreshments" on Each Bus Tax cut bill 2 Free Bar-B-Ques in Daytona awaits action
8 Days - 7 Nights in Daytona WASHINGTON (AP)-A and 95.07 billion lor busi- $21 2* billion tax cut bill to nesses. Optional Trips to Disney World combat recession awaits action in the House this WHILE APPROVING week while Democrats this, the House Ways and All Rooms on the Beach argue over whether to use it Means Committee refused to kill the depletion allo- to attach a petroleum deple- wance worth 92.5 billion a tion allowance repeal pro- Join OSU and TU Students year to oilmen. posal. Energy tax bearings open March 3 but some anti-oil But the caucus of all 289 18 is Florida's Legal Age forces are demanding the 22 House Democrats meets per cent petroleum depletion Tuesday in special session to allowance be killed immedi- consider instructing the 11 of ately as part of the urgent them who control the Rules tax cut bill congressional Committee to send the tax Democrats want to rush to cut bill to the full House President Ford to help pull Thursday under terms the nation out of economic making repeal of this con- quicksand. troversial oil tax break eligi- ble for action as an amend- IN THE SENATE, ment. liberals plan a new effort, possibly tomorrow, to make FOR INDIVIDUAL tax- it easier to cut off fili- payers, the tax cut bill pro- busters. Sloppy parliamen- vides for a quick economic tary work foiled them last boost by distributing more Thursday when they than 98.1 billion in lump-sum appeared to be nearing suc- refunds of a general 10 per TOTAL PRICE cess. cent of 1974 tax liability up to a top rebate of 9200. $ 50 At present, the Senate is Anybody who paid under 159 at an impasse with the fili- 9100 in income taxes last buster fight blocking action year would get it all back on a House-passed bill to All other taxpayers would 5000 Deposit Due March 10 keep the Penn Central and get a minimum 9100 to a other Northeast railroads in maximum 9200. FURTHER INFO CALL operation. At the same time, the bill would give taxpayers ano- JIM STOFAN A NEW EFFORT to ther roughly 98.1 billion in pass the rail bill is expected additional lake-home pay Asst. Director - Union Programs today. through lower tax withhold- If it fails. Senate leaders ing this year. B.G.U. may try to put that measure aside and return to the effort This would reflect the to permit three-fifths of the bill's boosts in minimum Senate, rather than two- standard deductions which 372-2345 thirds, to limit debate. benefit lower-income The emergency tax mea- persons and in the maxi- DON'T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD sure carries cuts of 916.21 mum amd percentage of the billion for chiefly low to standard deduction used by moderate income persons those who do not itemize. David Fandray MUnday. F^rwwy 35. 1*75. Th* M Nmrt/VMt* S Brel-the Dylan of France
As I have constantly tried to point out. one can does not permit a comparison of the two as Uste of small-combo jazz-as well as for those who expect little but the unexpected from the world of performers have been listening to jazz for years-is an Atlantic popular music. As composers, however, the only similarity release called "Alternate Takes." Even though I fully believe this, and try to let between the two is their amazing ability to combine nothing surprise me. I have to admit that I was not good music with lyrics that show the flash of THE ALBUM IS a collection of material recorded in prepared to believe that Bob Dylan could stage the inspiration. IKS and 1960 by the legendary John Coltrane major comeback he has made with "Blood On the This ability, of course, is rare enough to make the Although the various titles have all been released Tracks." comparison meaningful. It is the difference between before, the performances on this record are taken the two, though, that I find interesting from tapes that have not previously been put on In just three weeks since that album's release. Dylan has been successful as a lyricist largely record Dylan has climbed back to bis position of pre- because of his talent for creating sharp images that The record spotlights Coltrane in the early stages of eminence in the American music industry. are left to the listener for interpretation his career. The selections included here show none of His current popularity is nothing short of amazing. Brel. on the other hand, is reminiscent of Randy the more daring compositional experiments he was to "Blood" has not only shot up to the number two spot Newman in that his lyrics tell specific stories, give pursue later in his life Instead, they are relaxed, on "Billboard's" album charts, but it has stirred up sketches of particular people, and direct themselves giving Coltrane chance to demonstrate the lyrical and enough interest in Dylan to bring three of his older to specific emotions mellow beauty of his tenor sax work lp's back into the charts Brel's vision of life is bitter-sweet His songs reflect "Alternate Takes" Is a good testimony to Coltrane's vitality and a zest for living, but always seem to be mastery of his instrument in both up-tempo and softer AT A TIME when Dylan's popularity has risen so colored with a cynical ironic tone material. sharply, it is interesting to come across an album The best example of this is a song performed by The energy he generates in the break-neck sax and whose material was written by a performer who is Shuman called "The Taxicab." The story of a cab drum duet on "Countdown" stands in sharp contrast touted as the Bob Dylan of France driver who has a fantasy affair with one of his fares, to the melancholy emotional of "Naima." The performer is Jacques Brel. And. to put things in this song says as much about the human condition as a In both situations, however, his imagination and perspective, the Dylan comparison is made by Eric bookcase-full of novels and sociology texts. control are close to breath-taking Blau. who is the producer of the album in question, ••• "Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living In Paris " AS ARRANGED by conductor Francois Rauber. Current rumor has it that almost-Bowling Green Brel's music also takes on a distinctly Newman-like concert headliner Peter Framptom may be the Strictly speaking, this is not a Jacques Brel album quality Every track is heavily orchestrated, making Rolling Stones' choice as the replacement for It is the soundtrack to the movie Blau has made which the music foreign to Uiose who are more at home with guitarist Mick Taylor is based on English translations of 26 of Bret's songs. Dylan's simplistic arrangements Taylor left the Stones in order to pursue a career in Brel himself appears on only one track, singing the The effect created is that of a large Broadway the new band being formed by ex-Cream bassist Jack French version of his most famous song in this musical production The swooping horn and string Bruce His departure left a hole that will have to be country. "If You Go Away (Ne Me Quitte Pasl " charts are a little difficult to accept at first Repeated filled before the Stones' upcoming American tour listenings, however, prove that the orchesteation The first rumored replacement was the Faces' Ron The remainder of the material on this Ip is sung by takes nothing away from Brel's lyrics. Wood Wood, however, has decided to remain with his three talented Americans: Elly Stone. Mori Shuman. In fact, the rowdiness of the brass and the sweet present band. and Joe Masiell. Their spirited and sensitive readings melancholy of the strings are perfect complements The addition of Frampton to the Rolling Stones' so brilliantly capture Brel's sensibility, however, that for the composer's highly emotional outlook on life. lineup would indeed be interesting However, when one can feel the composer's presence throughout both ••• contacted in Cleveland last week, Frampton said that records of this two-album set. A growing number of people who are tired of rock, the talk of his joining the Stones is nothing more than folk, country, soul, and the like, are now turning to rumor THE AFOREMENTIONED comparison between jazz as a refreshing change of musical fare Asked if he had been contacted by anyone from that Brel and Dylan is somewhat misleading This album An excellent new album for those who would like a band, his answer was an emphatic. "No."
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By Mark Glover aware that a possible NCAA national tournament. The of the most frantic finishes charging into the fray. that goal was the biggest one Sparta Editor national tournament bid was CCHA tourney wiU be held in the history of the Ice The competitive young- of his career on the line before the series March 7 and 9 in St. Louis Arena. ster from Don Mills, Ont. Hartman continued his "N-C-A-A...N-C-A-A...N- began And now that it was and the NCAA With 3.042 fans going ber- missed another shot before heroics Saturday evening as C-A-A..." over, one could only listen championships will also be serk, the Falcons worked picking up the puck and he and Ross quickly gave the The chant echoed around and speculate as the Falcon held at the St. Louis Arena. their power play. Time was putting it over the top of the Falcons a 2-0 lead in the first toe walls of the Falcon Ice fans screamed the four The question that was running out when freshman prone Billiken goalie for the period of the second game. Arena last Saturday evening magic letters for all to hear most important in the minds center Mike Hartman winning score. As you might BG did not score again and with good reason. The of the BG players and suddenly put the puck in expect, the next few minutes until late in the third stanza BG skaters had just swept ACTUALLY. THE tourna- coaches was of a simpler front of the net In stepped were insane with the score tied at 2-2 nationally-ranked St. Louis ment question was not nature Could BG beat teammate Byron Shutt to Hartman danced along the The third goal turned out to University (8th) in a two- answered. In all probability, CCHA regular season champ slam the disc past Middle- boards while his ecstatic be the winning tally and a game series. 4-J in overtime the Central Collegiate St. Louis after losing two brook with only 36 remain- teammates gave him the controversial one as well. Friday night and 3-2 the Hockey Association (CCHA) games to the Bills on the ing in the game. public mugging treatment. Falcon Steve Ball fired a following evening. playoff results will deter- road (4-3 and 5-11 earlier in TIME RAN out and a 10- Hartman. whose delirium shot that deflected off the Bowling Green (21-9-2) mine a possible CCHA the year? minute overtime period could not be subdued for a right post and dropped Into and the Bills were both representative at the That query was positively began after a short intermis- long lime, talked about the crease where Ross was answered both nights as the sion. Both goalies made those crucial moments in waiting to pick it up Ross local skaters handled a Billi- incredible saves during the front of the net after the and the puck went flying into ken team (22-13-1) that early minutes before Hart- game the net at 15117 of the period. played at maximum effici- man made a deadly charge "Man. I had three shots at THE GOAL was hotly dis- ency. The opening period of down the ice at 5:45 of the it. I guess I finally got one." puted by St. Louis players Friday's game gave an indi- extra session. said the grinning freshman. who thought that Ross was cation of the hockey to Hartman fired a shot from "The first shot went off his in the crease before the come the right side that Middle- (the goalie) toe. Rich puck. The hot tempers grew Two adrenalin-charged brook stopped. In the (Nagai) had a shot at it. I hotter when the final buzzer teams skated at a furious scramble that followed, BG just tried to put it high sounded as Billiken Kevin pace and kept the two winger Rich Nagai had because he (Middlebrook) O Rear threatened the offi- goalies on their toes con- another shot on the net was down." cials, but the 3-2 filial stood stantly Superb defense and before Hartman came HARTMAN ALSO said up. goaltending made the period scoreless and left the pa- trons emotionally drained THE ICE was broken by the Bills at 8:28 of the second period when St. Louis veteran Rick Kennedy put a shot under BG goalie Mike I.iui The advantage lasted exactly 87 seconds Falcon right-winger Doug Ross blazed the length of the ice to hammer a shot past St. Louis netminder Lindsay Middlebrook Billiken winger Jean Bourdon gave the Bills a 2-1 advantage before the second period intermission with a goal of his own. Burly BG forward Jack Laine tied the game up again at 12:27 of the final stanza, but Billiken left- winger Doug Lawton put St. Louis on top again seconds later Falcon hockey coach Ron Mason (loft) looks down It looked as if the hard- his bonch during earlier season action. Injuries skating Billikens would win have forced Mason to go his bonch frequently this until SI Louis' Mike Bal- season, and he had a fine eHort out of his reserves langer was called for trip- last weekend against St. Louis. (Newsphoto by ping with only 1:14 remain- Steve Ancik) ing That penalty set up one Falcon sports results i Hard skating and superior goaltending allowed the Falcon hockey team to sweep a two-game series from a good St. Louis crew last weekend. The BG skaters won. 4-3. in overtime Friday and came back the next night to defeat the visiting Billikens. 3-2. SOS BG forward Cornelius Cash became a member of the exclusive "1000-1000 club" Saturday as the Falcon hoopsters manhandled Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Anderson Arena. 88-55 Cash, who notched his 1000th career point earlier in season against Central ■Sis Michigan, garnered his 1000th rebound against the visiting Wisconsin club. ' "Si
CASH SNARED 16 caroms and recorded 16 points in the romp. Guard Jeff Montgomery led the BG offensive blitz hitting on 10 of 18 shots and six free throws for 26 points. •a* The BG wrestling team was blasted twice during the weekend as Mid- falcon goalie Msko Uut (background) is a study in American Conference power Ohio University dished out a 39-6 defeat last Friday, concentration as toammato Mike Hartman recovers tho puck and Ohio State won Saturday. 27-8 during lent weekend's hockey action. Bath players lurnod in IntGnSG fin* poHotmoncos against St. louii but wan Friday night's The women's "A" basketball (quad dumped Dayton Saturday. 6649. in the UD Arena. The BG,' B team also defeated Dayton, 57-24 encounter in the not*. 4-3, while Hartman roHiod two goals and two assists against tho BiHikens. (Nowsphoto by ! Ancik)