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An Dew WASHINGTON 1AP1 IS District When Deputy Press Secretary occasions whether he should remove Judge John J Sirica raised the Gerald L Warren was asked by a the microphones and wires and finally possibility yesterday that the case of reporter Did the President erase the at some point he got approval Sims the White House tape gap may be tape"'" he said "The answer to your also testified that on Oct 1 the Secret referred to a grand jury question is no " Service purchased the Cher 5000 tape I have to decide whether or not I'm recorder that the experts said was going to recommend to the special SIRICA MADE HIS comment in a probably used when the erasures were prosecutor that this case should be judicial argument with Charles Hhyno. made and that he took it to White submitted or whether the special the lawyer for President Nixon's House aide Stephen V Bull prosecutor should seriously consider secretary. Rose Mary Woods Bull had testified that he took the submitting it to the grand jury.' Sirica Woods earlier had said that she had recorder to Woods, who had asked said pushed the record-erase button on a for a transcribing device with a foot It was the first statement made in tape recorder while transcribing the pedal The pedal would enable her to court by the judge on what action he June 20 conversation transcribe without taking her hands might take in the matter She said she had her foot on a pedal from the typewriter to use the at the time but the experts said the controls "I WANT TO hear all the evidence, erasures must have been done by he said "That's the decision 1 have to pushing the hand control SIMS SAID HE delivered the make I'll make that decision in due The prosecution questioned Secret machine to Bull at I 15 p in course Service personnel yesterday about who Woods had testified that on that On Tuesday a panel ot experts said had custody of the tape recorders day she listened to the June 20 tape lor that there were at least five and 2'j hours and in the course of perhaps as many as nine instances of LOUIS SIMS, chief ol the technical transcribing it she discovered that she erasing and rerecording in the 18.5- service division of the Secret Service, had pushed the record button She said minute tape section that has been testified that he was unable to supply she went into the President's office at "obliterated documentary evidence on who had about 2 15 p in to inform him that she This peal of water Behind Cenklin Had seen wM be ready for ice skaters— The tape is ., recording made of a used the tape recorders at various had made a mistake Instant conversation between President Nixon times He said those records were The White House log lor that dale providino, the weather cooperate*. The University Monday filled the enclosure and his chief of staff H.H Haldeman destroyed each time i machine was showed that she met with Nixon at 2 08 near the basketball courts. (Newsphete by Carl Sold) on June 20. 1972 The erased portion returned to Secret Service custody p m ice rink apparently had contained talk about Sims testified that the microphones the break-in at the Democratic party in the President's Oval Office and his headquarters three days earlier. other offices remain in place but the wires that had connected them to THE WHITE HOUSE said recorders have been cut Flexibility key to new college "premature judgments' about the The tape system was dismantled last cause of the gap are altogether July 18 two days alter Alexander Editors Note: The following article is balances giving ihe departments a unwarrented Butterlield. testifying before the The popular culture department part of a communications college. the second in a two-part series on the chance lo maintain then identities MI "Further discussion would be Senate Watergate committee revealed favors a programatic college because "An organization is never able to prospect of a college of achieve broader interest!.' he said it would be "more economical, predict totally what it will do." said improper while this matter is in Its existence communications at the University. court." said a formal statement from The proposal has been endorsed by practical and most effective." Boyer Ihe speech depar lincul according to Dr Kay Browne, Because of rapid developments in the office ol White House counsel J SIMS SAID HE asked White House By Rose Hume Di Music s proposal and .i meeting Fred Buzhardt lawver J Kred Ku/hardl on several committee member and department the field of communications, Boyer Managing Editor with Provost Dr Kenneth Rothe, director emphasized the importance of prompted Dr Maurice Mandell. adaptability in a communications Cites energy waste Alter many long hours and committee member and professor ol DR. BROWNE SAID the department curriculum He added that discussions. the committee marketing, to develop anothei look no action on Dr Miesle's proposal communication forms are emerging so considering the establishment of a proposal bet MISC it was not an official act of the rapidly that it may be possible to train college of communications toda} will committee The late submission of Dr, students only how to adapt to the consider twi, proposals trailed bj DR MANDFLL'S PROPOSAL des Mandril's proposal, also an unoffir'n] changes as they occur Task force reports committee members cribeg a program college a college proposal, prevented departmental Dr Lee Miesle, chairman of the lacking departments and consisting oi action By Rick Bensman some investment required to correct. committee and professor ol speech program.^ which cross department Dr Browne said the department of Staff Reporter -Those presently not considered has submitted a proposal in an attempt lines coordinated bj a dean s office popular culture would like to be free wasteful but a low priority energy use to "get the committee oil dead He said a communications college as much as possible" to coordinate Man charged The Task Force on Energy if additional reductions become center " should be geared lo mass media, nol programs. He said he believes a Conservation has submitted an interim necessarj The proposal, written Irom the interpersonal confrontations proposal which is not .bureaucratic report stating that a substantial waste In the tirst area ideas agreed on by viewpoint of the speech department, Dr Mandell said through a program would be best since college structure on rape count of electrical energy exists on campus the task force included reduced calls for a program-faculty college It college. The students would have a can develop out of Ihe departments as The task force, composed ol three lighting at the stadium and parking would include lour departments of home." Faculty would be borrowed needed faculty members, two students and lots scheduling evening classes in speech, a department of journalism Irom other departments Dr Browne explained that about hall A 30-year-old Fostoria man was two administrators appointed by fOVhBT buildings, lowering thermos),ils and a popular culture department He said he believes a college Ihe courses offered by the popular arrested early yesterday in connection University President Holds A Moore six degrees in campus buildings and It also calls for a system by which structure would evolve from the culture department could be geared for with the rape of a University student Jr.. focused on evidence showing reducing speed of University vehicles professors from other departments programs a communications college and half Nov 17 energy is wasted, not on the question of to 50 miles per hour could join the college of The department ol Journalism could be for the College of Arts and Phillip Hampton was arrested in the whether an energy crisis exists IN THE SECOND area, installation communications to participate in a would come over the fastest." he said Sciences 200 block of E. Woosler Street by a city Representatives from the of timers to turn off outside lights at program where their talents are Structure would develop through trial "We could be more responsive to police officer. He also is considered a department of building and facilities. midnight and a study ol revisions needed and error." student need in a college of suspect in four other rapes since Campus Safety and Custodial Services necessary to equalize heat at a lower While not an official committee Dr Mandell said he has been a communications, said Dr. Browne, November, according to city police Lt. met with the task force last quarter to level in older buildings were approved document, it has been circulated proponent ol a communications college but that college would be less Donald Wilcox discuss energy conservation recom- Insufficient data was collected to among members of all the at the University for 20 years He said concerned with aesthetics than we'd Hampton was charged in Bowling mendations affecting their make recommendations on low departments involved as well as the he has suggested it to every University like to be " Green Municipal Court yesterday with departments priority energy uses. administration. president who has been here during one count each of rape and abduction Students in classes and dormitories However, preliminary results of a that time and that University THE SCHOOL OF Journalism also for immoral purposes. He is being held were given questionnaires concerning student survey show students thought DR. MIESLE CITED political President Hollis A Moore Jr. was the took no action on the proposals by city police under $17,500 bond, and energy conservation. highest priority should be given to differences and arguments over first to express an interest in it John Boyer. committee member and has asked for a continuance to obtain THE TASK FORCE chose three personal appliances in dormitory semantics as reasons for taking acting director of the School of counsel categories in making rooms and lowest priority to security proposal submission into his own "THERE IS NO benefit in it for Journalism, said he saw no reason to recommendations lights, indoor evening recreation and hands me." Dr. Mandell said He said the establish a communications college WILCOX SAID in all five cases the -Those generally agreed to be Christmas lighting There was mistrust, domination of marketing department was a without journalism as the central victims were abducted from streets wasteful and requiring no capital This quarter the task force is interests expressed in a political significant part of the College of factor since it is the main art of east of Main Street and driven to investment to correct. tentatively scheduled to establish what fashion." he said. "It is important for Business Administration, hut flexible communications. another part of the county where they -Those considered wasteful with areas using energy are to be given us i the committee l to work together." programs in advertising could be part Boyer said the committee needs first were raped priority through the use of Dr. Miesle said he believes his ol a communications college to compose a list of objectives before The arrest was made through the questionnaires Also, members will proposal allows for a variety of Agreeing with Dr Miesle. Dr trying to set up an organization to combined efforts of the Bowling Green Gregory talk assess the effectiveness of past programs and avoids the possibility of Mandell said the committee has been accomplish something. City Police. Campus Safety, Wood recommendations and develop a final monopoly be one section of the college. bogged down in politics and definitions It's a grave mistake to set up a County Sheriff's Department and the report in March. it has a system of checks and "We should have been able to get this creature of purpose without something Fostoria Police Department. done in September, he said, "but no for it to do." he said Wilcox said the arrest concluded an Monday night one was willing to give an inch " He stressed flexibility as a necessary intensive investigation into the cases. Dick Gregory, human rights activist, will speak at 9 p.m. Monday in the Grand Ballroom. Union. Gregory began as a comedian in the Kissinger optimistic about folks early 1960s and appeared in top night- clubs and television shows. His ASWAN. Egypt i APi - Secretary of United States Air Force plane. He had disengagement agreement The entertainment career dwindled as he State Henry A. Kissinger hopped a revised Israeli map on military newspaper did not elaborate. began to devote his time to social aboard the Jerusalem-Aswan shuttle disengagement for the talks with Al Ahram said Egypt considers the causes. again yesterday and flew back to Sadat, an aide said initial withdrawal as the first step in a He lost more than $1 million in Egypt to try reconciling Israeli and Egypt had rejected an earlier Israeli series of moves toward a long-range canceled bookings by giving benefits Egyptian proposals for troop map proposing the military deploy- settlement. for civil rights and peace movement disengagement on the Suez front. ment that would result in the Sinai The disengagement hopefully would groups Kissinger, reflecting the optimism penninsula il the two armies agree to keep the two sides from shooting at GREGORY HAS said. There is a he has expressed since arriving in the disengage. each other while negotiators in Geneva great social revolution going on in Mid-east, said in Aswan that the gap Israeli officials said obstacles try to work out a lasting Mid-east America today and the wonderful thing is narrowing." included disagreement on what peace. about this revolution is that it is not i am coming here with the hope of weapons Egypt should be allowed to On Tuesday, three Israeli soldiers Black against White, it is simply right narrowing it further, or even keep east of the Suez Canal. Cairo's were wounded in a battle at the City of against wrong.'' eliminating it. "headded insistence on commitment from Israel Suez, the Israeli command and United on continued withdrawals after initial Nations officials said. HE HAS been jailed several times, It was Kissinger's third trip to Aswan on his current Mid-east disengagement, and what the Israelis including a 45-day sentence in Chicago called Egypt's belligerent attitude 'or demonstrating against segreation mediation mission. Talks there with in the city's schools. President Anwar Sadat followed his Weather To protest the Vietnam War. he second stop in Israel for meetings with THE TWO sides are talking about Foreign Minister Abba Eban and other Israel withdrawing about 20 miles fasted from April. 1971. until the end of eastward into the Sinai penninsula. up the war, consuming only liquids. Israeli leaders. Becoming mostly cloudy today. to the strategic Mitla and Gidi passes. Highs 41-48. Toaight closdy and Gregory has recorded albums and U.S. aides have said. has written six books, including "Dick KISSINGER met with Sadat for 1'. wanner, low la the mid to upper hours yesterday afternoon The semiofficial Egyptian Ms. Tomorrow cloudy with a Gregory's Political Primer'' and his newspaper Al Ahram said in Cairo autobiography. "Nigger". The secretary of state had worked ckaace of raia, high la the 4fc until 4 a.m. in Jerusalem and got only there is a proposal that Israel complete . The talk is sponsored by the Black Dick Gregory its pullback within three weeks of the Student Union. Admission is 50 cents. 3'i hours sleep before boarding his i 2/Th. BG N.w,, Thursday, January 17. 1974 epueRiaLS ford-n solid likeable man NEW YORK. NY -Comparisons are "Would you give executive clemency has an inner security that bodes well what happened odious, runs the cliche, ignoring the to Mr Nixon?" asked Cavett, fairly for the country. fact that we all make them every day stunning his prey "I don't think I ought "Did you fear death when you were How else are we to draw valid to comment on that," came the in the service"" Cavett asked "No. we conclusions'1 judicious reply. were on a good ship " to missing segment? Not to compare is not to reason, not to wonder, not to know if we like I ital i In entering the Fords' suburban Had the Vice President heard from The burden of explaining what happened to an 18-minute segment of a fromage a la creme (unital) better home, where this interview was Spiro Agnew" Yes. his first call after presidential tape conversation with former White House Chief of Staff than rat cheese filmed. Cavett asked. "Do I precede that famous White House coronation H.R. Haldeman on June 20. /972 now lies upon the shoulders of Richard And what does each one of us do in the Vice President" the privacy of the voting booth? We came from Agnew No ill feelings, we Nixon and his aides. were made to understand Testimony by technical experts reveals that at least five starts and make odious comparisons, of course, and step out filled with the dignity of I DON'T mean to suggest that the "YES, YOU do in our house." Ford stops were made with the erase-record button during the 18-minute The Fords' two younger children. citizenship new Vice President is a confectionary replied segment. What's becoming truly odious in this bar It is rather to say that he projects Thi? could easily be a living room in Steve and Susan, appeared with their The testimony appears to clear Hose Mary Woods, Nixon's personal country today is the refusal of some decency, strength and a wholesome Nebraska." said Cavett It could, too. mother near the close of the interview secretary In three days of court testimony in late November, Woods told citizens to make comparisons in the view of his fellow man except that the curious landscape on Nice, unaffected youngsters of high school age Mrs Ford, like her the court an incredible story about why the segment may have been political realm, weighing the moral You like him despite his abominable the wall-all hideous reds on my quirky husband, is no phrasemaker. but she is values of the Nixon White House voting record and his churlish conduct set-was a gift from Gen Thieu erased. real, not a mannequin She said she must have accidentally pushed the record button while against the values generally accepted in carrying out White House orders to in other houses of the land There were some touching moments answering a phone and at the same time had her foot on the pedal that defame Justice William O. Douglas WORSE, llll si-. Nixon loyalists, One has the feeling that Uerry Ford is in this visit with the Fords One sensed starts the tape machine. eyes blinkered against truth, assume now ashamed of that episode a world of adolescent pain behind his Public skepticism was immense after hearing her story. Now it seems an attitude that says their patriotism is In the course of this 90-minute matter-of-fact account of how his "real VIEWERS WHO mark down any she may have been covering up for the President and whoever made the much nobler than yours or mine colloquy and its frequently stifl and father" came to the restaurant where public figure who's not hip will be busy five erasures. Last week, that part ol the nation pointless questions, the Vice President he was working < as a high school boy > today making much of Gerry Ford's The experts' report said the 18-minute section could not have been that watches television-and we arc said little that was newsworthy and offered him a ride in his new gaffes in the pop culture area Asked if erased by one continuous operation legion in this bleakest ol Januarys- had But the small asides, the unaffected Lincoln he knew Mick Jagger. the answer "He had ignored me for 17 years. came, isn't he the motorcyclist"" The question of whether the five erasures were deliberate was not a rare and highly instructive anecdotes, the obvious tenderness tot opportunity fur comparison his family spoke volumes Ford said quietly. His stepfather, answered in court It's even harder now to accept the belief that the tapes On CHS we had one hour of President whose name he bears, clearly fulfilled were not tampered with Nixon, a reprise ol his anguished the role of surrogate father with warm Later Ford compounded the error by The testimony by the experts makes the erasures look deliberate The ellorts to make everything perfectly HOW CAN you not like a man who affection saying he'd confused him With "Evel missing segment involving a conversation between Nixon and Haldeman points out each person in a family Knievel -but he pronounced it to clear about Watergate Gerald Ford's simple candor, after about the Watergate break-in, three days after it happened, only adds to Then, half an hour later on The Oick photo and then says. "Here's our rhyme with "level " golden retriever who unfortunately has an hour of Nixon's pious disclaimers, the doubt that the erasures were accidental Cavett Show (ABC), we had 90 minutes was a restoring experience Here is a with Vice President Gerald Kurd and passed away'"' Operation Candor. Nixon's comeback campaign, must focus on this Naturally, Ford evaded questions on man you may fairly describe as decent, As we were saying, a sweet, solid, disturbing new evidence and he must explain to the nation why the Ins family Ford If as clear and simple kindly, forthright and absolutely as Ihc clock on the station wall how he would conduct himself in the square man We can feel safer when certain of his identity segment is missing He is (lisle Nelson gone into big-time Presidency One would have to call he's in the White House- and never Judging from the President's actions in the Watergate affair to date, politics You'd nol only buy a used car him an arrogant boor had he accepted mind the pop culture pleas for the truth will probably fall on deaf ears. Dick Cavett 'seasy assumption that the from him but you could probably sell HE COULD not be the role player We'd like to believe the erasures were not deliberately done by him a couple He's square and sweet Fords' address would soon be the White House psychiatrist! say Mr Nixon is And he Copyright 1974, Los Angeles Times someone in the White House but unfortunately there is little reason to and solid believe otherwise. nation's early presidents watched more closely President Nixon docs not talk much, depreciation allowance. the improvements to various properties any more, about the Spirit of "7t> You would have thought, in the !%H mislabeled security measures",'the ' gilt" of his government papers to the campaign, that the Bicentennial was going to be celebrated in a matter ol government weeks and he liked to return to ihoughi ol it during Ins first tei m Now |M'ople wonder il he will still lie THE EARLIER Congress was in office on July 4. 1976 And thoughts severe on one infraction, even though of the nation's early days ting the President was departing incongruously with the stories in our President's House ias that day's White honorably II had a silly notion that House was known i newspapers Presidents should be held to the The furnishing of the palace had been highest standard. And it was not afraid started by John Adams, but some to put its votes where its principles TAKE. FOR instance Thomas lurnishing expenses were left over were Jefferson's accession to office He was Adams did not pocket unused Mr. Nixon, however, means us well- the first President to be inaugurated in expenses allowed him ias a later didn't he give us his Vice Presidential Washington and to inherit the inhabitant ol the White House has papers" Well. no. he didn't URGENT? WHAT COUID BE MORE URGENT? done >-■ these were added to the money He claims, now. that he sold them to appropriated in 1800 under Jefferson us. and if he has to return the sale YOU'LL TAKE YOUR TURN LIKE THE REST OF US!' price, he gets the papers back, to sell Hut Adams was not thanked for all over again leaving a surplus in the expense account Congress had learned that he That is what he told us. in his Disney World press conference with AP used some of the furnishing money to buy two presidential carriages and editors He would be happy to give back the half-million dollars, and sell seven horses Lerrers the papers publicly for a higher price HE INTENDED to leave these THAT STATEMENT revealed his behind, as part of the presidential attitude toward the whole transaction, oil thugs profit as country sacrifices stables-and he informed Jefferson and is evidence that he never qualified that they would be his for a deduction in the first place It I worker making $10,000 in 1972 on top ol what most people would In Michigan alone, the state unem- back land they are not putting on a Congress would have none of it The The deduction cannot be applied for lound himsell making $14,700 in 1973, consider a fair annual profit $1 I ployment office is predicting sweater or turning down your misapplied funds were recovered by unless a valid gift has been made. Mr he could consider himsell quite lucky billion unemployment will climb to 400.000 thermostat> Nixon claims it was-and that it got in We are holding an educational forum sale of the horses and carriages, and A table in a recent issue of " Business Jesse .lames would have had to roll a early this year under the deadline to qualify for the on the "energy crisis" and other returned to their proper use. while Week shows that the oil industry in lot ot trams ieven at today's Inflat- The "energy crisis' is causing an deduction now ruled out problems generated by the "running individual Congressmen criticized the this country hail jusl that kind ol luck ionary pricesi to match the colossal attack on the already inadequate But it it didn't get in under the wire, environmental protection measures in things loi -as-much profit-as-possible" departing President for his illegal in 1973 Oil industry profits were up 47 thievery ol Exxon and the other oil he wants to call the whole gift off system and what can be done about application of funds to purposes for per cent last year over 1972 thugs this country In other words, he never did them which they were not voted In a year when the real wages ol However, the billions of bucks in More strip mining, more ollshore "donate" the papers to the nation-he people who work dropped il 3 per cent. Increased profits, niched from the drilling more use of high sulfur coal is COME TO our forum Sunday. January 20. at 8 p.m., in the Capitol Imagine such a Congress at work only sold them. The deduction was Exxon, the biggest of the oil g.ants. pockets Of plumbers, teachers and already being projected by energy now, asked to consider the tax returns claimed under a condition nowhere realized a 59 per cent increase in students, are just part ot what these magnates controlling the government Room of the Union and bring an extra sweater of Richard Nixon-the furnishings spelled out, one that would not have profits profits will cost "donated." yet kept as his to get been admissible if he had spelled it out DUE TO the manufactured BIT BITCHING without a plan of Jay Fisher IN DOLLARS ami cents this means energy crisis, which made all those action isn't ot much value Young Socialist Alliance Exxon received an extra $MM million extra profits possible, thousands ol The Young Socialist Alliance has Box 27 workers have already lost their jobs ideas about what can be done to light Commons let's hear from you THe BG news car pool to mansfield anyone? The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns An lnd*p* ■.its.N.1 mnd ».»**u OHM«f> 10* Umv«ra.ty H.I candidates-come in and work !*•*• 371-1003 It is my sincere hope that all those (unctions of the Cultural Boost Th. H haw * »•**»*•* 1«M*tof- .Wv »■--». persons planning to run for the position program maini »*•»•> 4*.tha>*V •* tt* •%,■*..•—. 4>«—*«•. of Coordinator for Cultural Affairs, Desire as well as experience is ■I aWw*Mfl O•*« *'"'• U««..,.., will take the time and the initiative to essential to operating effectively and Oat » ■■■ ..»-.—- - a**—* <«rt~". ■ «*M •atolRM - IK. N... *• —' — ■—'»» ••*•«' '*- come and work as part of the Cultural successfully lj- •■-■ «l MW Un—nui »<■««»•«. i*-i'« m Boost staff this winter quarter (•ajfl m Itw tMM «l Ota* Opawn— •agavaaW *-. Wo*J, iris TOO DAfttC TO TOLL. MH»| r«*M* ttw •» ■—•« •< •*» Larry Whiteleather • - i K. Kl ■••we ••ftwi *• —■■—■« DESIRE AND talent are necessary, J3W AW V&UBLUsh,^,? 1 but not sufficient The individual must Coordinator for Cultural Affairs become familiar with the internal Chairman of Cultural Boost 1 Thvreefcy, January 17, 1*74, The WO Ntwi/Paj* 3 Arab refuses to hate Jews War scatters student's family By Bonnie Hufford of 40 We were really under- in medicine and en- a lady They just want to do Kaissi said there was a standing each other because gineering things for the heck of doing Watergate situation in How would you (eel if that course especially Kaissi said he likes the them They don't stop to Lebanon once, but it was on somebody kicked you out of taught us Everybody came American system because it think about (he con- a much smaller scale Only 0 your home " out of the course under- offers (he chance for a sequences " a few persons, mainly those Moutaz Kaissi s question standing and there was no personal relationship with Kaissi. a business major, involved, knew about it. he hit hard hate or fighting or any- professors came (o (he University last said Kaissi. sophomore iB A I. thing." he said In Lebanon, it's hard to December His cousin, who Kaissi said he doesn't is a native of Beirut. Kaissi said he thinks there get on a personal basis IS studying al Slantord think the energy crisis will Lebanon is a solution to the Arab- unless you have an appoint- recommended Kassai attend be too extensive Although Lebanon is a member of Israeli problem, but working ment They i the professors i the University after he re- Lebanon has no oil rights. the Arab League, an organi- it out won't be easy are not as available as they ceived his masters degree Arab oil is piped through the zation that works for the I know of no way Israel are bei c here. country People often ques- common good of all Arab will give up (he land, but Kaissi said many pro- He said he hopes (o return tion Kaissi on the Arab countries Although half the (here must be a peace solu- fessors in Lebanon often to Lebanon and work for a position Lebanese population is tion instead of fighting have positions in bank or as an agent for an However, he said we "can Christian Kaissi is Moslem lighting and building up government American corporation after only go to the last" of the and professes Arab views more hate ' Another big difference in he receives his masters oil. and when It's gone, it's Some of his relatives were Lebanese and American degree gone He said slower speed among those forced to leave UNIVERSITY life in college hie styles, noted limits and gasoline rationing then homes during the Lebanon is a lot like life M Kaissi. is blue jeans He said AFTER A YEAR in the are "the only solutions to the recent Israeli assaull Thej the University, he Hid they aren't worn as much in United S(a(es. he has problem are now scattered through- ■\s a matter ot [act, we Lebanon and Lebanese opinions on Wa(erga(e and out Kgypt and Lebanon have the American Uni- women dress much nicer " the energy shortage WHAT'S IT LIKE being versity m Beruit The Mil) He said there is a women's He said he believes Nixon away from one's native "WHEN VOU SEE it difference is that it is movement in Lebanon but it knew about Watergate country" happen to your own people smaller there are only is not as strong as it is here "It's very hard being he saul that really hurts about 4.000 students there "In Lebanon a lad) is The whole situation is away from your family.'' However Kaissi Mid he but the campus is the same alwa) s .i lad) he saul like a comedy It looks like a Kaissi said can I classily Jews as his size as ihe Howling Green play on TV where they tell Although most students enemies campus, he said WOMEN'S LIB is a good you what (o say Every body- spend vacations at home I lixik a course here and 1 He said the American Uni- idea for certain aspects, but knows what Nixon is going with their families. Kaissi *. The Sisters of Delta Zeta wish to Congratulate Our 74 Officers: JANUARY YARN SALE! President Carol Jennings Crystal (50% acrylic, 50% nylon) lit V. President Gaye Pierce Reg. $1.19 A/ow69<' 2nd V. 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Summer gos rationing possible WASHINGTON (APt said yesterday. summer to ration gasoline plan into effect within 60 Neither rain, ner The nation faces a 50-50 John Sawhill. deputy as use of the fuel rises days, if necessary, "it might chance of gasoline rationing director of the Federal sharply during vacation be more likely that the plan •now, nor even slush but a final decision is un- Energy Office, said the lime would go into effect in can keep the Univer- likely before this summer, a Nixon administration will ALTHOUGH the govern- summer as peak gasoline tity track team away top federal energy official face more pressure in the ment will be ready to put the demands go up." he said. from their daily work Sawhill said at a news out. Dutifully they conference that the standby rationing plan unveiled by jump the snow drifts City tax forms easier now the energy office Tuesday or plough through Changes have been made the form." Sweeney said tax was withheld by a local would require as many as thorn. However, far to simplify the Bowling "File and pay when due," employer. 17.000 people and cost as the last couple of day* Green city lax forms being he said, "and return all much as $1 billion to warm weather hat forms with correct NON-RESIDENTS must mailed this week, according operate. mode their way a to Austin E Sweeney, city information even though you file on all taxable Bowling He urged the American little easier. (News- tax administrator think you have no filing Green income unless the tax people to send their requirement " MM withheld by a city comments to the energy photo by Carl Sold) "Once the federal return employer office on the rationing is complete, the city return Every resident must I lie Those doing business in proposal, under which should be rather simply on all taxable income, Bowling Green must file coupons would be issued to completed by just following wherever earned, unless the whether or not a profit was all licensed drivers over 18 made This includes rentals which are taxable il gross Under the proposed Poetry reading planned rentals exceed tioo per system, if the gasoline month. regardless of shortage remains at its Laura Chester, co-editor ters for English 422-Poetry number of rooms or current 20 per cent level, drivers could expect to get Police seek fourth kidnapper of "Rising Tides' . an Written By American occupants anthology of twentieth Women Colonial Period to This year, interest at one ration coupons to buy from century American women Date -and is one of the five hall per cent per month and 33 to 41 gallons a month, ROME lAP) - Police be part of the $2 7-million criminal association and southern Italy. poets, and her husband. published anthologies of a penalty at one half per depending on where they arrested three men ransom paid for the release causing a person serious Young Getty and his Geoffrey Young, will women's poetry currently in cent per month will be live yesterday on charges of of the 17-year-old grandson injury The last charge was mother were reported in present a double poetry print in the nation assessed on all late taxes kidnapping J Paul Getty III of American billionaire J. believed to be a result of the Austria unavailable for reading Monday Irom 3-5 Chester and Young are except employer with IF THE shortage eases and said a gang known as the Paul Getty, a source said. kidnappers having cut off comment whether the police |i in in 111 South Hall editing "Stooge." a literary holding, which penalizes al :< anil ml imports increase by mainland Mafia was The police would not one of Getty's ears and have asked him to try to magazine now into its ninth percent per month 500.000 barrels per day, the involved in the crime. confirm the report mailing it to a Rome identify the arrested men. Chester edited "Hising issue, and are coauthors of New pel suns in the city or bask monthly ration would The police said they were newspaper to show that the Tides ' with Dr. Sharon The All Night Salt Lick," a in business may obtain be increased Irninarangcol looking for a fourth man on The police said they had abduction was not a hoax Barba. a University alumni book of poems which arose lorms al the Tax Office, City 40 lii 4'J gallons, depending charges of kidnapping acted against the (alabrian The book, arranged chrono from a month's journeying lildg I7fi w Woosler si on residence Getty, released last Dec. 15 underworld, known in Italy One of the arrests was in Snow ruling logically, features women in East Africa. i.352-2642i. from 8 a ill to 5 Miir under the plan, these ,i 11 e r five months' as the mainland Mafia and Rome and two in Calabria. Bowling Green poets from the turn of the p in weekdays coupons, now being printed capitivity. said to be as vicious as the century to the present The reading is free and Deadline tin filing is April by the government, could be The police also recovered Mafia organization in Sicily Police sources said an property owners must remove snow and ice It has been used two quar- open to the public 30 bought and sold Ireely. a cache of monev believed to The arrested men were investigation revealed that charged with kidnapping. Gettv had been held in from their sidewalks within 12 hours after Volunteers need cars any storm If this is not done, the The University's Volun- Persons interested in city will clean the side- teers In Progress 1VIP1 helping VIP. or having any walks at the owner's ex- organization desperately suggestions as to how trans- pense. This does not 8 TRACK TAPE needs persons tp help portation can be arranged, apply to students rent- provide transportation for can contact the organization ing houses off-campus participants, according to at 372-2697. 372-2951 or at 405 the program s director. Jan Student Services Bldg Monks, senior lEd i Monks said rides are BONANZA needed "on a day-to-day Creative Arts sign-up basis" to such places as Wood lane School, the Wood Registration for the University's winter quarter Creative County Nursing Home and Arts program will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday in the Maumee Youth Camp the School of Music Bldg She said the program is Instrumental instruction for children ages 6-18 will be not functioning as well as it offered as well as voice instruction for students ages 15-18 did last quarter because Younger children may register for dance classes and a fewer people have cars special "Discovering the Arts" program available Persons able to help An "Exploring Music" class, open to children ages 6-11. a provide transportation, Creative Arts Orchestra for musicians ages 9-18. recorder which would require about lessons for students ages 9-12. and classes in crafts, drawing one-half hour each day. will and general art also will be offered be reimbursed ten cents per For further information contact Virginia Marks at 372- mile. 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Stephen C that the student sits in here, The Archives now faces Morton It contains items rather than carry it to other the problem of acquiring Several decades ago a rule ranging from past Uni- parts of the Library." He more space for the growing at the University prohibited versity applications to Mark added that few things are collections. Since its begin- female students from riding Twain's first edition of kept confidential upon ning in 1967. many donations in a car driven by male Huckleberry Finn " request of the author. and purchases have been students. "WE GATHER, rather made, filling all the avail- Only recently did the tra- than collect, any infor- TWO ARTICLES cher- able room dition of presenting a five- mation dealing with the ished by Morton and his foot long peace-pipe to the development of Bowling secretary, Dorothy Don- "We hope that by spring winner of the Bowling Green University." said nells, are scrapbooks of or next fall we will be moved Green-Toledo basketball Morton former basketball coach to a larger area." Morton game die This gathering includes Harold "Andy'' Anderson commented Where does one learn 900 reels of film of every and the life-size statue of these facts" Perhaps from football game played at former football star Jack The Archivist's main an older faculty member or Bowling Green, thesis and Woodland concern, though. ' is a University graduate But dissertations written by the Woodland earned honors informing students that the probably the easiest and faculty, the first B G as a football star in the 1940s material is available for most convenient infor- News and Key and at the University After- their use mation source is the Uni- photographs from the early wards, his father made a "A lot of these articles versity Archives 1900s life-like wood statue of and books could be very The Archives, located on Any of this material is Woodland in his uniform and useful to the students, but the third floor of the available for student use.'' donated it to the Archives many of them don't know Library, is managed by Uni- Morton stated We just ask Morton said the statue is it's here, "he noted "like one of the family." "Anytime anyone would Where ebe could a student find a photograph of towt in an old dairy class, or Another vast section of the like to come in. we would be University tho original scrapbooks that Harold "Andy" Anderson kept during his years at SBO to decide issue Archives is the rate book happy to offer any assis- the University but in the University Archives. Located in the Ubrary, the room collection Some 3.200 books, tance that we can," Archives contains relics of tradition and rare books. (Newsphoto by Carl So id) The Student Body Organi- project may fail because including Walt Whitman's Donnells added zation SBO »ill decide "several persons in student Leaves of Grass'' printed Sunday night whether to government are against it in 1865. are listed further study on the lecture He said Bill Arnold, senior An old Bible printed in notes proposal I A4S I and SBO president, is 1497. five years after Colum- The project was Intro Irving to get students in- bus discovered America, UAO plans Saturday sock hop duced by Chuck Wehrle. volved in decision making was purchased by the sophomore iB A > and within each department Library and is the oldest This weekend's activities Barbara Vaniga and Bob tonight and next Thursday In and sign-up deadline is noon Ohio Suite. Union Kntry fee steering committee Arnold and the rest of the book in the collection sponsored by the Union Kinsley will perform al the the Buckeye Room, Union Jan 23 A trophy will be is SI per person Interested member, as a service officers think this is the Activities Organization Side Door in the Carnation Interested women will bowl awarded to the winner persons should register with project last October important thing in SBO right "MANY OF the books are i UAO I include a sock hop, Room, Union at 8 30 \< m si\ games each night Kntry THK MKN'S and women's Mrs Sleidtman at 353-7574. now.' he said considered rare because folk singers at the Side Door tomorrow and Saturdaj fee is Beach night billiards tourney is and have an eligible partner If successful, mimeo- We can't have a contrary they are either first editions, and (he campus movie Admission is 25 cents The men's bowling team scheduled for Jan 26 at 1 The ACUI also will hold graphed class lecture miles issue Wehrle said. one of the few copies ever The campus movie, Immediately following will be selected from last pm in the Buckeye Room, chess tournaments The would be available to Wehrle said 111 be told, printed or the binding is "Friends," with music by Saturday'! basketball game, quartei s Intercollegiate Union Kntry is SI 50. and Bowling '.:reen repre- students whether or not they good idea, good thought, unusual. " Morton Kit.in John, will be shown a sock hop will he held in learn entrants are asked to be sentatives will be chosen missed the class The plan but that's all That's all I remarked These loo are tomorrow and Saturday Anderson Arena A ills, present at 12 45 p in The Irom the campus Chess suggested hiring graduate can do Just one person can't open for students to see or night in 210 Math-Science jockey will play the records The table tennis tout M men's winner and runner up Club students to take the notes push a thing through that use for finding information Bldg Admission for the 7 Their' is no admission iiienl- will lie held Jan 24 in will receive trophies. All expenses will be paid However. Wehrle said the has no backing " for reports and 9 30 showings is SI charge, and students are the Offenhauer Lounge at 7 The bridge tourney will be for those traveling to Kent asked to wear soil shoes ii in There is a JO cent fee, held at I p.m Jan 27 in the to represent BG l THK t'AO also is spun Kent investigation on schedule' soring tournaments in UAO WOMEN'S REGIONAL BOWLING TEAM budge, table tennis bowling CLEVELAND lAPl At who was questioning them A Justice Department earlier this week centered and billiards The winnet s least a couple Ohio She was unhurt spokesman said the probe on the May 4 records of the will represent Howling JAN.17424] TRYOUTS 7:00 P.M. National Guardsmen The jury is investigating was pretty much on Ohio National Guard and on Green at the Association of testified yesterday in a lln May 14. 1970. series of schedule " The jurors were testimony which witnesses College Unions, Inc i All 1I federal grand jury probe ol student protest demon- told when they were said seemed to lead toward regional tournaments al 6 GAMES EACH NIGHT the 1970 shootings at Kent strations that culminated in empaneled Dec 18 that the pinpointing locations ol the Kent Slate University Keb J State University, their a confrontation with closed-doors examination four who were killed and 8-9 2.00 PER NIGHT attorney said guardsmen during which would take about two their companions. The women's bowling TOP 5 (TOTAL PINS) AFTER 12 GAMES GO TO REGIONAL TOUR- four students were killed months They recessed The Justice Department team will be selected from But neither they nor a and nine were wounded during the December representatives continued to the top five limsheis 111 the NEY Al KENT STATE FEB. 8-9, REPRESENTING B.G. group of six other men also holidays. refuse comment on the tourney, which will be held identified as guardsmen THE PROTEST centered The jury's attention proceedings called by the jury would on U S military involve- comment about their ment in Cambodia The appearances. One of the six troops arrived May 2 after a shoved a woman reporter campus building was Fact Line 2-2445 burned WOMEN WOMEN, the University organization representing the women's movement, will have an information DELTA TAU DELTA meeting' 30pm Monday Consciousness raising groups, the Equal Rights Amendment i ER A >. the Tri- ANNUAL state Women's Coalition scheduled lor April and the organizational structure of CASSINO PARTY WOMEN will be discussed at the meeting There will be a meeting from 2-4 p m Sunday. Jan THURS. 1/17 - 7:30 27. to specifically discuss the April coalition Both meetings will be in the Wayne Room. Union. 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MAIN 353-6691 525 RIDGE ST WEST OF MCDONALD foa. 6/Th. tO Haws, ThurWoy, January 17, 1*74 OOOOOOOOOOOCK lODBODnBuaaa i Drug bill to deal with addicts television highlights COLUMBUS lAP) - Atty Mastics tR-3 Fairview Barbertonl removed a "This is the first bill that mandatory before probation Gen William J Brown's Park) provision that would have deals with the entire or parole. comprehensive drug control The bill's introduction was allowed the special officers problem of drugs," said Sen. Trafficing in small bill was introduced in the the highlight of the legis- to make arresti for Ronald M. Mottl (D-24 amounts of marijuana could General Assembly yester- lative day The Senate regulation violations Parma), prime sponsor of bring a maximum penalty of TONIGHT McCloud, "Trouble in Paradise " day with denials that 90 per bogged down in debate for 40 The special policemen the bill in the Senate six months 7:30p.m. Channel 11. Wild. Wild World of cent oi it was stolen from a minutes before passing a bill can. under the final version "It takes a no-nonsense "WE WANT to end plea Animals, "The Living Savanna.'' MONDAY Hepublican bill pending in a giving port authorities the of the bill, make arrests for policeman's approach to bargaining when drug 8 30 p in Channel 24, Firehouse. Premiere 8p.m. Channel 13. The Magician. House committee right to hire special violations of state law drug pushers while giving pushers are involved," 9 p.m. Channel 13, Monday Night at the policemen Brown's drug control bill the addict a way to help Brown said. TOMORROW NIGHT Movies. Rabbit Run." Brown, flanked by spon THE BILL, sponsored by was unwrapped at a himself." he said Addicts, however, could 11 30pm Channel 24. Wide World of Enter soring legislators, outlined Sen. Howard C. Cook iR-1 midmorning news con- Under the bill, trafficing get a conditional probation tainment. " In Concert "' lor reporters 20 major items Toledo i. was approved 31-0 ference with most of its 12 in hard drugs such as heroin by agreeing to treatment la.m. Channel 13. Midnight Special TUESDAY he said were dilferent than and sent to the House after sponsors It was introduced could bring a maximum His arrest record would be 8pm Channel24. Happy Days those in a bill ottered last an amendment by Sen into both chambers later in penalty of 25 years in jail, expunged if he completes SATURDAY 8 30 p.m. Channel 13. Tuesday year by Hep George David L Headley (0-28 the day with seven years' the rehabilitation program. 830p.m Channel II. M'A'S'H Mystery Movie: Banachek. "House Rep Myrl Shoemaker By Jerry Misek Because of injuries. at 16. tying the all-time Wolfe calls himself a but I think we will," Wolfe Wolfe's record dipped to 8-1- mark of Dennis Palmer set "different person" when he added ■■ r^ Dave Wolfe is looking for 1 as a sophomore and 8-2-1 as in 1966 steps on the mat A MAC Tournament final- the "fountain of youth." If a junior The six-foot mat Wolfe got a big jump on "I try to go like hell and ist for three straight years, he finds it. the soft-spoken ace has been injured twice the pin record by gaining six never stop 1 just can't give the Industrial Kducation and Falcon grappler could this year and is making trips falls his freshman year, up," he explained Technology major has never become Bowling Green's to his "fountain" almost third highest season pin Wolfe didn't know he was been able to bring home the first league champion since daily. total in BG history nearing the two records this top spot He owns a pair of 1970 "Bishop's been doing a Besides tying marks for season until just before the fourth place finishes and J^^ Wolfe posted a 14-2-1 mark heck of a job for us this most pins in a career and two meets when he set was third last year. as a freshman, tying a year." Wolfe remarked, most wins in one season, the them He shrugged it off This year s MAC Tourna- school record for most wins adjusting the ice bag on the senior also owns the top BG both times ment will be held at Bowling in one season Injruies torn muscles in his left career mark al 36-6-3 "Records are nice, but Green March 1-2 The top hampered the easy-going shoulder With only six career winning the Mid-American three wrestlers in each > M grappler the next two years losses. Wolfe's not hiding Conference I MAC I is what I weight class advance to the .Now the senior is trying to WOLFE hurt his shoulder many skeletons in the really want." he said I'm NCAA National Champion- regain his freshman form at when he tried to come back closet, but one of his few looking lorward to our whole ships 190 lbs too early after injuring skeletons is coming up to team having a good year in Wolfe was named BG's Although the muscular himself in a snowmobile haunt him this weekend the MAC if we don't get too most valuable grappler for matman already holds one accident at Christmas He is Two years ago. Mike many injuries. his freshman and sophomore BG record and has tied two one of five Falcon starters Oldham of Toledo pinned me This is BO'I best team in seasons and played middle others, he remains so soft- who have been injured this in the last seven seconds ol a long time. So far. we guard on the BG football spoken that he can hardly be year the match," Wolle said haven't put things together. team for three years heard in the lockerroom The former Falcon "We host Tl' Saturday, and above the noise of the gndder has not let the I'm ready for him I know 1 showers. injuries interfere with his Walton appears ready can beat him ■faltH I was all gung ho my mat work, as his season freshman year' he recalls record of 6-1 is surpassed "THAT'S WHAT 1 like "We had a pretty good team only by Dennis O'Neils 7-0 aboul wrestling-the for Notre Dame clash then 111-61 " slate at 158 lbs. individual competition You Noire Dame'l ready for meeting with the country's The winningest wrestler in Three of his six wins this can be just as good as you UCLA and UCLA is ready No. I team. Noire Dame had BG history. Wolfe credits season have been via a pin. want to be. and you can't for Noire Dame, it seems only Georgetown on its ^^v\ L team trainer Paul Bishop as including one last weekend blame anyone else if you're The second-ranked Fight- mind insisted Coach i>ick being his personal "fountain against Miami That pin not," said Wolfe ing Irish tuned up for then I'helps ol youth placed Wolfe's career total UtMlly very easy-going. much heralded game with We worked hard lor this aaaaat...* • the lop ranked Bruins by game against Georgetown," routing Georgetown nw 77 he said "We weren't Tuesday night looking ahead Wrestlers have home stand And UCLA luncd up by an- Marquette was the only nouncing lhat center Hill other ranked team in action Falcon grappler Dav« Wolf* (right) hi «n rout* to sotting a Bowling Green's Falcon "It should be interesting." Bellard said Marshall's Wallon would probably play Tuesday nigh! The sixth Bowling Green record for the most career wins with a victory wrestling team will seek head coach Bruce Bellard 126-pound Gary Holhday is in the big one Saturday ranked Warriors crushed ov lm iheir fourth win of the said According to their "one ol the best " He said Walton 1 CLA's tiiooMi Butler 7t; r>4 Maurice Lucas f\GCOrCl " *"•*'•"' Ontario opponent Dec 8 Wolfe has a career season when they host coach. Bob Barnett. this is Marshall's other top lower of strength, worked scored m poims and teamed mark of 36-6-3 and has tied the record for the most wins in Marshall University tonight the best team Marshall's wrestlers are Hary Cornell, ou! Tuesday and found thai with Bo Kills to dominate one season (14) and most career pins (16). (Newsphoto by at 7 30 in Anderson Arena ever had. but I think we're 142 lbs , David Carr. 150 lbs his recent back injury had the boards in Marquette I Jerry Masek) The Thundering Herd better." he said and Mike Albnck. 177 lbs healed enough so he could victory boasts an undefeated 5-0 make a tWO-gamc trip to the mark while Bowling Green An independent school. BG hosts Toledo Saturday, Midwest Ihis week The 13-51 has lost their last two Marshall posted a 9-8 mark and Bellard is juggling his Bruins play Iowa tomorrow SAVE THE NEWS matches last season lineup for the two matches before meeting Noire Dame THETA CHI RUSH "We can win both at South Bend matches, he said, "if wc WALTON. a two nine can jusl find the righl com Player ol the Year, bruised Car Wash binations a back muscle .Ian 7 in a Gulf Party Tonight Pacific s Conference name He s.ucl Sieve Taylor, agalnil Washington State gas 710 7th St. Houston Astros outfielder Cesar Cedeno was lound guilty Dennis 0 Neil Mike Moiling John Shumate played Tuesday of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a 19- and Dave Nicsct will see about three Foul thl ol 15 gal. Free Wash year-old girl He was fined $100 by a Dominican Republic action in both matchei but Tuesday night's game 10 gal. 50' 7:30 - ? judge starters for the lighter againsi Georgetown and c The baseball star, a native of Santo Domingo, was weight classes and heavy- scored 2ti points Adrian 5 gal. 75 Refreshments will be served accused in connection with the death of Allagracia de la weight classes are question Dantley followed with 22 RAIN CHECK Cruz, who died of a gunshot wound in the head. Dec 11, in a able Despite the impending hotel room 1000 S. MAIN Rides available in all Fran Tarkenton donated his $7,500 share of the Minnesota dorm lounges at 7:15 Viking's Super Bowl earnings to funds for the ailing and the . handicapped. The Daytop Villiage, a drug rehabilitation GET PSYCHED program in New York, and the Minneapolis Association for Retarded Children were the recipients of Tarkenton's winnings for Tarkenton said his concern for the drug problem goes LOOK AT THESE back a number of years He has privately expressed concern over what he thinks is the increased use of drugs by AT professional football players. Flaming Fun at the GRAY'S STADIUM Detroit Pistons' center Bob Lanier was named Most Valuable Player after Tuesday night's 24th annual National PLAZA Basketball Association's All-Star game Lanier scored 24 SHOPPING points in the West's 134-123 win over the East PHIMU Dick Motta, Chicago Bulls coach, was suspended for one CENTER week and fined $2,000. the first such penally in the league's 28-year history levied by NBA Commissioner Walter ICE COLD Kennedy FORMAL REER & POP The suspension stemmed from an incident after a Jan 4 TO GO game between the Bulls and Seattle SuperSonics in which Motta and his team interfered with the progress of game Vick's officials enroute to their dressing quarters. 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Be Complete Prescription Service Big Mouth from sure to include your name and campus ad- Let Gray's fill your Prescription dress. iLLUJ/ Mickey's Malt Liquor 352-7248 SPECIALS AVAILABLE THRU JAN. 20,1974 Record overtime victory Turnovers hurt Falcons By Kenny While night, turning it over a period lead said, "We cured a 10-point Central this win is that we never Sporti Editor season-high 28 times against started out well but they bulge with less than eight gave up." Haley said after Central Michigan t Central l just kept on minutes remaining before seeing his team record their Pat Haley's wife would be A Mrs. Wagner's pie truck playing." Mark Cartwright spotted second league victory (2-1). smart not to push a turnover does not carry as many turn- Cornelius Cash for a lay-up in front of her husband overs as the Falcons "THE MINUTE we got that knotted the score at 53- THE CHIP'S received a 12 following dinner tonight committed that lead we said, Well, we all at the end of regulation point performance from the The 28 goofs. 15 of them in got it." Haley said while time. MAC'S second leading Haley would be developing the first period alone, led to holding court for the pad and During the five-minute scorer James McElroy but a case of midriff bulge today 30 Chippewa points, but pencil set outside the overtime the Falcons got a saw their record drop to 7-6 had he been able to eat half nevertheless the Falcons Falcons' lockerroom. "I solid performance from overall and 1-1 in the league of the turnovers he saw pass had to struggle to score a 65- decided to let them be loose Double C who finished the Roundfield was the leading in front of him last night 56 comeback overtime tonight because they were game with 15 points and a scorer for the losers with 16 thriller before 3.660 at the tight for the other two pre- game-high 22 boards points HALEY'S Falcons were House of Hoops. vious games And that Cash put the Falcons Cartwright. "The People's tossing the ball all over but Haley, whose team doesn't work " ahead to stay after con- Choice" once again had a at each other's hands last hustled to a 11 point first The Chippewas. who were necting on a lay-up with 3:38 good offensive night on the the top scoring team in the left in the overtime period arena boards as be hit 19 MAC (80 points per game! The Falcons then ripped off points Jeff Montgomery held off raising the white 10 more points which gave and Skip Howard were the The race... flag in the early going and them their second straight other Falcons in double went on a 16 point blitz to win. figures with 11 and 10 points narrow the lead to 24-20 in "The pleasing thing about apiece Western loses { Bobcats prevail the first period. TOLEDO (AP) -The Uni- OXFORD (AP) • Sopho- Central's Dan Roundfield. Jack O'Breza versity of Toledo ended Wcs more Walter Luckett hit who was held in check by tern Michigan's five-game three free throws in the last a slimmed down Cornelius winning streak last night. 14 seconds to preserve a 73- Cash-zip for 11 during one defeating them 69-61 in Mid- 71 Ohio University victory stretch-led the Chip's Boo antics American Conference over Miami of Ohic in a Mid- charge against the Falcons M0 basketball action American Conference late in the second period I J«H Montgomery goei up lor a shot in last night's hoop basketball game last night. with a 12 point tear The victory gives Toledo a unnecessary encounter which taw the Falcons win in overtime over The victory kept Ohio on 2-1 conference record and a Jumper Central Michigan, 65-S6. Dan Roundfield (32) and Jim top in the MAC with a 3-0 ROUNDFIELD'S lay-up 10-3 overall record Western record The loss was put the pesky Michiganders 1 i_A Helmink (42) are the Chippewa defenders. "Monk" scored Michigan's league record Miami's sixth straight and ahead of the Falcons 41-40 11 points and dished out five assists as the Falcons raised dropped to 1-1 and their left the Redskins 0-3 in with 10.24 left to play What happened last night at Anderson Arena perplexes their record to 8-4. (Newsphoto by Carl Seid) overall record to 7-5. league play. The Falcons then mani- me to no end. After a one month and four day seven-game journey into enemy confines, the out-to-lunch cage bunch came back to nab an overtime victory despite the antics of the fickle Falcon fans at Anderson Arena It was a rude homecoming for a weary cage crew which The BG NeW had played a good game last Saturday to beat Miami. 70-68. in Oxford The Falcons weren't exactly playing their best ball of the season but nevertheless led Central Michigan. 30- &PORTS 22. at halftime. As the Falcon hoopsters headed for the tunnel en route to Thursday. January 17. 1974 Page 8 the lockerroom, they were booed by some of the 3.600 patrons in attendance The booing continued during the second half, especially when Bowling Green's lead Falcon goes vegetarian dissipated and the Falcons fell behind the Chippewas Anderson Arena has been termed "The House that Roars" by visiting hoop teams who have been engulfed by the enthusiastic fans and a pep band in attendance at previous games Dining with Kevin Brake: Last night, it was the Falcons who were engulfed by their own fans. A sorry sight, considering Bowling Green is 8-4 overall and 2-1 in the Mid-American Conference AFTER THE game in the Falcon lockerroom. some of the players admitted they weren't ready to play and they took make mine celery soup' Central Michigan lightly. However, when the hoopsters By Kenny White Brake finds no significance between his diet and his were down last night and some of the people in the stands Sports Editor performance on the arena boards this year were counting them out. they showed class, determination It's just loo early lor me to tell il the diet has had any and guts The result was a triumph despite the lack of Kevin Brake has Finally broken into ihe starling lineup, effect on my play." he said support from fans which is newswot thy to i certain extent Hut. Brake has also "Psychologically speaking. I really feel good since I Bowling Green students and townspeople are hungry for a broken into something which Is vastly growing In popularity became I vegetarian It makes me leel like I can do a lot champion. It's too bad some of them are bush when it comes The Falcon guard has been surviving from natural more things.'' he added down to the nitty gritty When the Falcons were down and cereals vegetables celery, soup, salads, fruit juices ami needed support, the fans turned against them. oranges (or the past three weeks BRAKE, a bachelor, eats two meals a day One mark of a champion is having the ability to comeback A typical breakfast includes a glass of Brewer's Yeast, a from adversity. Last night, the Falcon hoopsters were BKAKK is a vegetarian, one ol the growing many in the bowl of cereal and a glass ol juice Dinner might include shocked into playing some heads up ball down the stretch world oi collegiate and professional sports salad, a plate of vegetables, cheese, a piece of pie and a The thought of losing a league game at home was apparently it has nothing io do with religion, said Brake who is glass ol milk loo much for the cagers to stomach. methodisl 1 did it lor two reasons I wanted to keep my The reactions of some of the spectators were enough to weight steady because 1 ate a lot and lor the mental Two ol the more well known vegetarians on the college make any player wearing a Falcon uniform sick. It's discipline that went along with being a vegetarian level are Campy Hussell i Michigan I and dreg Lee I UCLA). amazing how the cagers were able to come back considering "I feel a lot belter, especial!) before a game Brake In Ihe pro ranks, Austin Carr it'lew-land > has been on the they were going against the fans as well as Central said 'I'm not heavy from a pre-game meal I feel really meatless diet for six months Kareem Abdul Jabbar Michigan light and I have all kinds ot energy iMilwaukee> and Abdul Hahman (Walt Hazzard) ol Seattle Brake joins ranks of lettuce and fruit bunch. Hats off to the hoopsters. Brake's weight has been floating around the 187-pound are vegetarians because of religious beliefs mark, which was his playing weight during his prep days at Brake has not escaped his share of i ibbing from the rest of Detroit Osboine Me maintains his stamina through a daily the Falcons On a recent trip to Philadelphia. Brake turned supplement ot Brewei s Yeast down a juicy pre-game steak and dined on a plate of mixed Mark Glover vegetables, salad and a glass of milk "I HAD quite a lew problems trying to keep my weight down because I w.i> ,i heavy eater." Brake explained "1 Cornelius Cash and Skip Howard led a throng ol laughing would just eat, especially on the weekends because l dldn t teammates who were doubling over after calling Brake have anything else to do At one tune Brake s weight Bugs Bunny," along with an assortment of other monikers. hovered over 200 pounds As long as Brake continues to develop into the much »<^/ Bartley, Dobek and Ball I heard about being .i vegetarian from many people. needed guard while playing the way he has been playing, his Brake said 1 figured I'd go with it on a trial basis fot B teammates can be certain there is always a supply ol rabbit while Now 1 m sold on it food around ^ |^ form powerhouse line Hipsher paces 10 7-76 JV win ICE HOUSE HAPPENINGS: Falcon hockey mentor Ron Mason has done additional game attendance record of 123 Sunday at Lake Forest. Ill lineup juggling in practice this week in hopes of finding a provided nothing unexpected happens to the senior Bartley By Dick Rees though, and that won it for freshman put the young five players in double digits combination that will please him and help the squad has logged time in 121 games to date Staff Writer us Falcons over the century Mason, who has been trying to form three lines that will • • • Freshman forward Dan mark with a jump shot from Steve Lamb and Emmett score consistently, has decided to change his strategy for DEFENSEMAN Kevin MacDonald set a rather dubious When a team gives up 76 Hipsher banged in 24 the side with 11 seconds left Cheatham totaled eight this weekend's games la home contest Friday night against record last Saturday against the Buckeyes when he set a points in a basketball game, markers to pace the hot points each and Jon Colgate and Saturday and Sunday encounters against Lake new season mark for penalties. 38. chances are it is apt to lose shooting i f>H per cent > JV John Arnold scored 12 Derryberry. a newcomer to Forest in Illinois! • • • This wasn't the case last unit He also grabbed 15 points and Ron Grayson the squad, finished with Michigan Tech University moved back into the top evening as the Howling rebounds and contributed added 10 as BG finished with three. Instead of striving to make three powerhouse lines. Mason national spot last weekend by bouncing previously top-rated Green JV's offset their poor three assists in a display of has placed most of his scoring talent on two lines The Wisconsin twice in Badgerland Fans will remember MTU defensive play with a his considerable talents strategy depends on the other two lines being able "to hold beat the Falcons twice at the Ice Arena in December (6-4 blistering offensive attack Freshman center Jay MEET their own" while the scorers are resting and 6-2). that resulted in a 101-76 Underman had his best Doug Ross will stay on the line with Rich Nagai and John • • • thrashing ol the Defiance offensive effort of the THE llooi»sr» l{S Stewart to provide offensive punch A new line has been APPARENTLY, there were some irate Buckeye fans who College JV squad season by dropping in 22 formed to combine the strong scoring talents of Bob Dobek. received "Falcon of the Week" ballots in their programs points Steve Ball and Mike Bartley. last Friday night. "We didn't play good Forward Dave Sutton Junior guard Jeff Mont- Bartley s new rightwing line position promises to pose an defense at all." said JV continued his outstanding gomery is in his second interesting problem for opposing defenses. The Falcons beat the OSU crew, 4-3, in overtime that coach Rick Schneider, play by hitting 14 points and season as a starter for the 'Monk' • • • night, and more than a few Buckeye patrons were whose team is now 3-2 on the pulling down eight rebounds Howling Green cagers LAKE SUPERIOR State College tLSSC) took a frustrated. This may explain why Donald Duck and Spiro season "We shot well. in a relief role The 6'4" The Miamisburg native commanding position in the Central Collegiate Hockey Agnew received votes for "Falcon of the Week" last Friday. averaged 16 points per game Association iCCHAi race last weekend as they bounced St. last year, second best on the Louis University twice. 4-1 and 11-6. in Sault St. Marie. team, and fifth best in the Mich. LSSC now stands 4-0 in the CCHA while St Louis Bowlers split matches MAC chooses Luckett Mid-American Conference. sports a 2-2 mark in the conference COLl'MBL'S i APi - Ohio choue ot a news media The Falcons, with an 0-4 CCHA mark, will face LSSC and The Bowling Green inter- 213 game were high in- University guard Waller panel The 6-fooler finished third the Billikens at the Ice Arena in February. collegiate varsity bowling dividual scores for Bowling Luckett. who scored 79 Luckett the top scorer in in the league in free throw • • • team will be out to improve Green. points in three games, has the conlerencc with a 24 3 shooting last season with a Bob Schlitts. who played a fine offensive game last Friday its 10-8 season mark Satur- been named Mid-American point average, sank 37 ol 60 815 percentage Mont- against Ohio State, found time Saturday to sacrifice some of day against Baldwin- In the second set of the Conference Basketball held goal attempts and five gomery, who leads th* his playing time for his teammates. Wallace. afternoon, Bowling Green player of the Week of seven Iree throws in the Falcon hoopsters with a 14.7 Schlitts won admiring applause for serving in the penalty Last weekend, the BG came back to win the third three games He had 28 scoring average, hit a box. substituting for defensemen who were called for bowlers captured two of game from Cuyahoga Com- The 6'4" Bobcat sopho- points each against Chicago season-high 24 markers in penalties. three games from Akron in munity College-West of more from Bridgeport. Loyola and Toledo and 23 the win over Miami last • • • the first set. Doug Repp's Cleveland after dropping the Conn., was a unanimous against Wisconsin Saturday "Bronco" Bartley will surpass Pete Badour's career 222 game and Bob Kreimes' first two games.