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He asked why bombings which Defense attorney William Kunstler killed blacks in the South went without las! night warned America's college such national attention and ad- students they have been marked as the ministrative concern from Washington. targets of federal and state authorities to President Nixon began his crusade be destroyed as a force in this country. against college students, Kunstler He spoke against the Ohio Campus charged, in a speech several months ago Riot Act. No. 1219, as a law Ohio officials in Kansas. He used the recent bombing would use to intimidate, repress and of the Army Mathematics Research silence student voices. Center at the University of Wisconsin as And, in his most ringing indictment, a weapon against college students. he chastised the Federal Administration "The President would have us believe in Washington, and President Richard the bombers at that university are the Nixon for gross insensitivity and mur- typical college students of today," derous atrocities against society. Kunstler charged. Kunstler spoke bitterly of the "That explosion was the Reichstag President, saying that on one hand Mr. fire of the United States," he said. And Nixon condemns campus violence, while he reviewed how power-mad Nazis in on the other hand he provokes student Germany in the 1930's deliberately set dissent. that fire only to blame it on their own Provokes that dissent through such enemies. things as the Vietnam war, aiding the "You students scared the hell out of FBI with $23 million for 1.000 more of- N.-.photo b, Do.. Elbr. this country in May when a near student ficers to clamp a lid on the college revolt in this land was cut short by A NEAR capacity crowd listened to defense attorney for the Chicago Seven, campus. summer vacation. The moral in- William Kunstler last night at Anderson is presently involved in litigation on the And, in reference to that move, dignation of the students was shown," he Kunstler was quick to point out that Arena in Memorial Hall. Kunstler, Ohio Riot Act 1219. said. Washington department figures showed And, in a continued harranguing of federal authorities, Kunstler went on to ask, "On whose hands is the real blood? "Is it upon the college student's Tells faculty outlook is bleak hands, or those of the men who prolong that terrible war in Southeast Asia; or on those of the police provacateurs, or har- William Kunstler dhats? He brought forth applause from an audience of nearly 5,000 students when he Security too small-Bond spoke of the decaying American judicial Men like Judge Dunipace?" asked system and it double-standard of en- Kunstler. forcement throughout the country. th KaUjy Froze Dr. Bond added that colleges and in case of bomb threats. * University to observe what a college "A.man like bun, your municipal "You can go to jail for life in Texas court judge who puts someone under a Issue Editor universities can no longer rely on the Immediately dismiss classes if the campus is really like. University orders a building to be on a marijuana charge, while it is soon to $5000 bond for conspiracy to smoke State Highway Patrol for assistance. "Too many people are afraid to come be only a 10 day sentence in Washington The University's security system will evacuated. on campus," he said. "They hear about marijuana, and a $10,000 bond if it is D.C.," he said. not stand up to a major disturbance, Because of the high number of in- Help "keep things cool" among the students with their strange costumes, smoked?" "What is a student to think of that He ended by saying his only faith was according to Dr. James Bond, vice juries patrolmen received last year while spectators if a bomb threat is made on strange habits and strange language, and president of student affairs. patrolling Ohio State University and the stadium or an indoor sports arena. kind of sense?" in the students of today who could try to they think we're not really people." "And what kind of men are to Speaking yesterday at the first other schools, the patrol decided to Participate in the development of a change value systems of the country and He added that his office is preparing a determine when the vague language of strive to live not only for themselves, but Faculty Senate meeting of the year, Dr. withhold assistance this year until its peace marshall system on campus. document explaining present campus Bond painted a bleak picture of security own employees can survey the situations, Dr. Bond also advised the faculty to security measures. the Campus Riot Act is to be enforced? for others as well. measures both on campus and in the city. and even then it may deny aid, Dr. Bond become more involved with the students With only 16 campus security officers, said. and their problems by meeting with them Dr. Bond said the University does not Although the University handled on a personal level, possibly in their even have the manpower to protect its about 16 bomb threats last year without residence halls. staff. seriously interrupting student activities, Meal tickets will be available in his Lawyer slams attempt In cases of extreme unrest he said the he said because of the recent bombings at office for any faculty member wishing to University can count on assistance from Madison, Wis., the Administration will eat dinner with the students in their a little more than 33 local police officers- give more careful consideration to bomb dormitories. 13 city policemen, 20 sheriff's deputies threats in the future. "It's important that the faculty is out and an undisclosed number of auxiliary Dr. Bond said the administration may among the students during the whole to cancel speech date officers on the city police force. even order evacuations of residence halls year, like all of us should have been The University presently has ar. or classrooms and laboratories, doing last year," he said. By Glenn Waggoner here," said Jeff Leviton, Junior (BA l and assigned. agreement with both city police and the regardless of the time of day or night. "This University is a youth ghetto at Managing Editor the student primarily responsible for "Then the administration threatened sheriff's department to keep all outside In order to maintain a peaceful night. After 5 p.m. there are no adults William Kunstler pointed an ac- Kunstler's appearance. "But they not to pay Kunstler his fee unless Student police officers off campus unless the campus, Dr. Bond asked the faculty to: around," he said. cusing finger last night at University couldn't go as far as denying him his Council members drove over to pick him Administration specifically asks for Assign faculty members to specific He explained that it was important for President Hollis A. Moore Jr. and other freedom of speech." up." assistance. areas or buildings to guide search patrols older people to sit in during student administrators here for what he calls Leviton termed the administration His fee was channeled from Student discussions to present different points of seeking to halt free expression at the "evasive" as plans were being made for Council. Leviton said. view. University by canceling his speaking the lecture. He cited a great degree of "Actually, I don't think they wanted In addition, he urged the faculty to date. difficulty in securing a location for the the University's image tarnished by Guard seeks new bring members of the "public" to the "They just didn't want him to come speech. Anderson Arena was finally having a bunch of freaks bring him here,' Leviton continued. Kunstler said during the speech that administrators used the ploy of claiming University funds from the state
non-lethal weapons * ■ * • legislature would be cut by $1 million should Kunstler speak. COLUMBUS Ohio (AP)-The Ohio "That was just supposition on them when called out and will load them V Kunstler's part," said Dr. James Bond, National Guard, criticized by a weapons on command of an officer." presidential commission in connection vice president of student affairs. with the shooting deaths of four Kent "We do not want to kill anyone, or ' ^fi- tit' mfcw During his speech, Kunstler also State University students, has asked for even injure anyone. But the trouble is commented on pressure brought to bear nonlethal weapons for use in future there when we are called out, and we 1 by the administration to move the disorders. But the Guard plans to con- have to be prepared to do our job." speaking date into December. tinue to carry rifles and load them on \ r "By that time, I'll probably be in Del Corso has noted he is under court command. jail," said Kunstler. order not to comment on the shooting "And the administration probably Ohio Adj. Gen. Sylvester T. Dei deaths last spring of four students and Corso, commander of the Ohio Guard, knew that." wounding of nine others at Kent State He also commented that by that said yesterday Guardsmen will continue pending conclusion of a state grand jury the policy "to have ammunition with time, the University could counter- investigation of that incident. balance his speech by a proposed address 0* from conservative William F. Buckley Jr. Nixon's peace proposal t On moving the speaking date into ^ fM December, Dr. Bond said there was no pressure on Leviton, "but we tried to ^ * • inform him of the risks involved." for far easf airs tonight Dr. Bond said the final choice was left up to Leviton. WASHINGTON (AP) - President this subject since the beginning of this "Since they couldn't stop Kunstler, Nixon will give the nation tonight what he very difficult war." now I'm afraid the administration will called a comprehensive statement on the He declined to give details of what he wl start acting on me personally," Leviton Vietnam war. intends to say but told newsmen it will Wi said. He said it will include a major new not be limited to Vietnam and will cover Leviton told the News in September proposal in an effort to break the all of Southeast Asia. that he had been encountering heavy deadlock at the Paris peace talks. As an indication of the U.S. attitude, resistence from the administration while In a short, unscheduled meeting with Nixon said he has instructed the chief preliminary plans for Kunstler's visit newsmen yesterday only 15 hours after U.S. negotiator at Paris, Ambassador were being considered. returning from Europe, Nixon said he David K. E. Bruce, "to lay this proposal will make a radio-television address at 9 on the table" at the next meeting STOCKING UP for the winter is one of stopped long enough to pose for News In Kunstler's accusation against the p.m. EDT tonight that will be "the most tomorrow morning wtth representatives the campus's many squirrels. This one photographer Gordy Gair. University administration he said such comprehensive statement ever made on of North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. tactic* neaded to be exDoaed. Poge 2 The BG News., "ednesdoy October 7,1970 opinion eDueRiaLS attack of the 6ft. zippies
War n. they can see the re-runs on the getting killed in Vietnam many years By Dwigtt R. Decker theme was played upon over and over Gueit Columnist Late Show. Why can't we do to North after the war was "over." Assuming that Vietnam what we did to Germany? between then and now wars haven't again: Communism is bad because it's trustees meeting The grizzled old black man walked on atheistic and godless. Mclntire himself Indeed why not" asked Dr. Carl broken out in Thailand. Malaysia, or the the stumps of legs shot away in World repeated several times that Communists War I. playing a drum, and. occasionally. Mclntire, and with the fervor of an Phillipines. Also assuming that in- evangelical crusade, organized a March conclusive action in Vietnam hasn't led closed down churches when they took a quavering patriotic song on a trumpet, over, suggesting that his interest in the A ftw interesting facts came to light at Friday's Board •Oh. that poor little man,'' said a middle- For Victory' Half a million patriots were to another world war. to march down Pennsylvania Avenue and In most respects, my opinion was whole thing was simply job security. Of Trustees meeting. aged lady near me, pitying him. I Freedom of Religion was the topic of glanced at her with a raised eyebrow: I show the President that the American shared by the people who went to They .-.ere Quoted by Dr. 6. D. Owens, vice president of people wanted scalps instead of peace Washington D.C., lower middle-class the day, but strictly speaking, not even couldn't share that sentiment at all. How that. The freedom to be a Christian. research and financial affairs. can one feel sorrv for a man with the gut* treaties and promises for nearly 50,000 working folks, few with much more than For example, students, do you know what the original dead in Vietnam. a high school education, religious, Period. he had" As I mentioned, the rats had crawled estimate on tne cost of the Cardinal Room project was? It The crippled hero marched with the Fundamentally, I see nothing wrong emotionally-motivated. The "red- with the idea of victory. The Korean War necks," the "yahoos," as their more out of the woodwork. All day. I kept Aas S160C00. rest down Pennsylvania Avenue, and for picking up nauseating anti-Semitic Nov., brace yourself for the final estimate of the total a moment I felt a burst of admiration and ended, more or less i whether it's ac- sophisticated critics call them. tually over or not is still open to debate i. They're also some of the people to literature, passed out by seemingly cost as the project is nearly complete. It will be in the pride-then I saw the Nazis on the dozens of different Jew-hating groups. sidewalk. with peace talks and cease fires and whom the SDS, etc. want to give Power neighborhood of S225,000, that's a quarter of a million agreements. when the existing order is overthrown, I spoke of the Nazis, all twelve of The rats had crawled out of the them, with their swastika armbands and dollars. woodwork. Seventeen years later, there are still i which leads to three entertaining Divide the number of students here (nearly 15,000) into American prisoners in North Korea, possibilities i brown uniforms, and big signs i "Nixon Is The March For Victory. October 3. A No-Win Swine!" "Marxism Is $25.000 and you discover that the University spent roughly 1970. For years, the Vietnam war has American troops are still stationed at the 1. The Left hasn't figured out just who 38th parallel, and small-scale fighting is Jewish: "i. SIS per student for a snack bar. dragged on, purposely and in- the people are yet, 2. The Left is lying The National States Rights Party was Upon hearing the final estimate a^ Friday's meeting, conclusively. Why are we there'' What still sporadically going on. through its teeth when it promises Power The prospect cf prisoners in North there, with its uniforms and thunderbolt one trustee remarked that when the project was being are we fighting for? Why aren't we to them, or 3. The Left plans to wipe out flags. At one point I found myself winning'? Wars are nothing new. This Vietnam. American troops in South these people and give the Power to other planned, a $90,000 expenditure was being considered. Vietnam, and continued, if slight, arguing with a young black man who And I thought that figure was pretty high," he added. country has fought a lot of them. people. Themselves, most likely I. wore a Confederate flag in his shirt What could be more just than fighting fighting in 1987 is not an attractive one. Similar cost overruns and work delays were ex- Better to bomb the dikes and There were hardly half a million pocket: I was in favor of complete social against evil men who kill innocent people integration of the races, and he, a perienced in the rennovation of the Mid-Am room at and take over countries? Haiphong Harbor, and get the thing over patriotic Americans present, however, with now, than to get a letter from the even though Mclntire kept referring to member of anti-Semitic Statecraft, Harshman Quadrangle. Mr. and Mrs. American can un- accused me of wanting to "mongreuze And although both the Mid-Am room and the derstand that, and if they missed World Defense Department about my son his audience as being half a million strong all day. Estimates I've seen put the races." Rathskeller .-.ere refurnished, students learned quickly the count at 15,000 to 20.000. Then there were the hirsute zippies last year that one night spot with a good crowd is better Religion was the keynote of the March with their counter-demonstration, who than two that are half-empty. and the subsequent speeches. Dat good attempted at several points to invade the In terms of the high cost of such projects, it is argued ol' time religion. Calling up on God and March during the speeches. The hard- that rising expenses due to labor and material problems Jesus and anyone else handy for the hats waded in gleefully to beat them up strength to smite our enemies. before the police arrived. The night- are unforseeabie and can't be helped. sticks went down hard on both sides, and But because they seem to happen so often such The zippies in the Coun- terdemonstration summed it up with the arrests were made of 52 zippies and hard- problems should be anticipated. news cliche, "Kill a Commie for Christ!" Not hats. An overrun of S65.000 in a planned S160.000 project is not because of the Soviet Union's liquidation I remember thinking. "A plague on to be shrugged off, problems or no problems. of the Kulaks, not because of Red China's both your houses." Administrators are also finding out that such fiascos Leirers rape of Tibet, not because of the Soviet only make it harder to get funds approved by the trustees Union's brutal crushing of Hungary, not let's bear fron yot for other much needed projects. because of Ho Chi Minn's extermination TV BG News welcome* all letten t» And although it's too late now, the Cardinal Room of 50,000 North Vietnamese when he took the editor aad your epiatoa rohuna*. power, not even for any hundreds of other simply isn't worth the price. in view of all students Dae to NT deiire to brtag yea Ike butcheries committed by the in- largest cr*ss-*ectlea of views aad ternational gangsters-but because ■phMias, newerer, we ask that letters be I would like to address this letter to all those it fits, which I am prone to think Communism isn't Christian! ■o mere tfcaa Me words, typewritten, aad is almost all of B.G Look at Communist theory. i abmiai be a maximum of four I'm a Sophomore this year and remember vividly what happened on this The man works for the benefit of other typewrlttea pages, triple-spaced. campus last May. It seems like I'm the only one or at least one of the few that men. "From each according to his still does. ability, to each according to his need." We maintain tbe .right to edit all new key format I remember the statement that was made by a few of the leaders of "B.G.'s Look at Christian theory. The man works materials which exceed those limits, and own little Revolution', 'Let us not let this feeling die over the summer.'' Well for the benefit of other men. "It is more to edit with respect to tbe laws of libel B.G.'s students might have been alive for a second last May but it has died blessed to give than to receive." Either and good taste. The new four-volume Key is a great innovating idea on again and returned to its normal non-wave making self. way, the individual loses. Mclntire All letters and columns submitted to the part of the yearbook's tri-editors, Becky Linden, John In the two weeks that I have been back, all I can see is the typical cold shell hasn't realized yet that Christianity has the News become tbe property of tbe of what is called a university community. This community is factioned off into much more in common with some News and cannot be returned. Cessna and Kathy Glover. its own little cliques; the Frats.. the Freaks, the Students here to get only an variant of Socialism than with Letters and columns should be ad- The traditional one bound volume served its purpose academic education, and a handful of people looking for some warmth in this Capitalism. dressed to tbe editor, BG News, 10* but the ne.v format for the '70-'71 edition will enable iceburg of ignorance. Throughout the speeches, the same University Hall. students to see the published results of activities soon after Everyone here seems to stay in their' own little group thinking they've found they have happened. it. the truth, therefore all else is wrong and shouldn't be listened to. It's something different. A change for the better, we Kahlil Gibran once said, "Do not say I have found the truth, instead say I have found a truth.'' hope. Bowliag Green go play your games all the day and night. Go separate yourselves from other ideas than your own, for you are deaf and will fit per- fectly into the spot our society has programmed for you. 'project blue book' You shall become the part of our society which has choked liberty out of this country which has such a good beginning. But let me not interrupt your games concert tickets for why should vou listen to one that refuses to belong to vour sterile ranks. L.E. Helm By Cralg Covault News Science Writer
The handling of the ticket sales for the 3 Dog Night "Project Blue Book", the Air Force's 21 year old investigation of unidentified concert left much to be desired. our man hoppe flying objects t UFO's i was terminated almost a year ago. In the first place, the tickets were being sold this During these years, Blue Book, whose headquarters was located at Wright- summer during pre-registration for freshmen giving them Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, investigated hundreds of UFO reports. an advantage over upperclassmen. Many of them involved quite natural events which were misinterpreted, others When the fall quarter began, a considerable number of israel is a motherland were found to be a deliberate hoax but a few UFO sightings remain unex- plained. tickets had already been sold. Some students didn't even situation m the Middle East, Mrs. Meir Blue Book was officially ended after a half million dollar study concluded know the tickets were on sale yet--there was no sales ad- By Arthur Hoppe National Columnist shook hands with each reporter, that the "least likely" explanation for UFO's was that they were spacecraft vertising concerning the concert. reminded the one from Bridgeport to tell from another world. Word sure spread fast after the last ticket was sold, With the Middle East in flames, the her sister about the book, and asked with Apparently, however, the Air Force doesn't believe its own conclusions, or though. Not only did a "sold out" ad appear in the News, Prime Minister of embattled Israel smiling concern, "And have you had a the conclusions of the college specialist who conducted the final study. Cadets but any reader can find at least three classified ads daily called a press conference here and issued nice time in Israel?" at the Air Force Academy in Colorado are being advised to deep an open mind from students desperately trying to get their hands on a unilateral, non-negotiable demand that Some may wonder if Mrs. Meir, after when it comes to thinking about what have been popularily termed "flying saucers." concert tickets--at nearly any price. her sister in Bridgeport. Connecticut, surviving three wars and a half century return the book she'd borrowed. of Middle East politics, is really as much A14 page section of a special Air Force Academy notebook notes that not all The 3 Dog Night are hardly little-known personalities, the kindly Jewish mother as she seems. UFO sightings can be explained by natural or human phenomena. The .." CR is fairly obvious since the concert required little or It was about the only unequivocable r demand Mrs. Golda Meir made during a But, whatever, the spell certainly wo ks. notebook states, "This leaves us with the unpleasant possibility of alien visitors no promotion to sell out. or at least alien-controlled UFO's" 90-mmute chat over grapefruit juice with And when you stop to think that most There was no need to begin ticket sales this summer. If a dozen visiting American newsmen. world leaders want, above all, to be The Air Force manual further states that. "The data suggests at least three U.A.O. had decided to put them on sale two days before For the rest of it, the 71-year-old. loved, you can see what's going to happen and maybe four groups of aliens, possibily at different states of development." Homecoming they still would have sold. once her techniques become fully un- "The best thing to do," the textbook goes on." is to keep an open and skep- grey-haired, heavy-bosomed, gently- tical mind and not take an extreme position." In the foture, give us all a chance. smiling Prime Minister was the epitome derstood. of sweetness, understanding and For if there is one thing that no one- The Air Force isn't actually saying that it thinks alien space travelers exist. absolutely no one-has ever found a way But, among its own ranks at least, it is carefully saying that the prospect of inexhaustible patience-despite, God alien controlled spacecraft is a possibility. knows, the unbelievably awful behavior to lick, it's a Jewish mother. God forbid. of Israel's misguided neighbors. Her Israeli boys were, of course, the SHERIFF, THERE'S SOME LIBERAL CANDIDATES WANTIN' TO BE DEPUTIZED . . . THROUGH THe BG news finest boys anywhere, absolutely perfect. THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS!' But these bad neighbors were always An Independent Student Voice picking fights. And those Russians, always causing trouble. The United States? A good uncle, ac •: ■ ;a-es: smith mind you. well-intentioned, but far away i er~ d '.aggonet and not too interested-the kind you could • richarc c setge-an count on for a Rosh Hashana card once a i ec Iw barcara; :ac: a year and not much else. ss.ee:::- Steven I. brash Now .there boys hated fighting, God sports ecitot otnmsa Ahite forbid, but they had to defend them- Di a~ s:ellens selves, yes'' And to think people would accuse them of taking something that contributing editor james p. marino wasn't theirs like the vast Sinai Penin- copy editor nchaid *. price sula: ss -a-age: . nchatc a. leiter "Do people believe we got up one fine ' He ■ ■ Irea c. grulich morning and said we haven't got enough, rocks and desert?" she asked, her hands mi m But.ies. 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Op « o-i oiproitod Or ( By Sieve SlnuraU channels. their programs, and seem to All they have to do is The New University be more interested. submit the course title, course The New University, considers itself to consist of The committee par- description and day and time instituted last spring in the the people who can offer ticularly wants to see fresh- of meeting to the New wake of the Kent State killings concrete solutions, and men and new students in- University committee at Rm. and the Cambodian invasion spearhead action toward terested in the New Univer- 220 A. Graduate Center. will continue this year with problems that cannot wait sity. They stress that the Also, anyone who would deeper course material and, "for the bureaucratic program is highly flexible, like to work on the committee hopefully, more organization. machinery to get around to relevant, and it is up to the is invited to do so. The philosophy of the New them." student to make of it what The New University will University is to offer anybody Underlying the whole they want. remain in existence as long as a chance to attend loosely conception is the belief that A unique feature of the there is still interest in its constructed seminars, taught people cannot ignore relevant New University is that offerings. The committee is by both faculty and students, issues as the committee feels anybody, faculty member, confident that it will have a and discuss any relevant issue most structured classes do. student, non-student, and successful fall quarter, and is facing the world today. According to the New administrator, can teach a already planning for winter According to a New University committee, last course in the program. quarter. University policy statement spring's program was ex- issued last spring, if a student tremely successful. There can be put in a workshop were 133 courses offered, with situation to study a crisis and approximately 3,600 students Panthers establish ties formulate workable solutions, attending them. and then act on these Carol Sloman, graduate solutions, he will be able to student in spee-h, said this with Palestine guerrillas learn more about the world he year's course offerings are is entering. now in the planning stages. Another argument of the The courses promise to be WASHINGTON (AP) - The in the Black Panther Party New University philosophy much more highly developed Black Panther Party has newspaper are intended as statement is that change is she said, because instructors established ties with "foreign more rhetoric or the advocacy hard to obtain through regular have had more time to plan revolutionary groups such as of a recommended course of Al Fatah," a House committee revolutionary action." Associated Pi... Wlraaha** investigator testified Another committee in- yesterday. Al Fatah is a vestigator, Richard A. Shaw, A HELMETED prison guard hits a prisoner Island City Jail n Queens as prison Nixon working to avert Palestinian guerrilla said the Communist Party has with a nightstick Monday while two others authorities tried to regain control of the organization. sought to maintain strong ties try to grab him in the courtyard of the Long institution. A study of the Panthers' with the Panthers. fuel, electricity shortage official newspaper indicates However, he said, in an- that party's ties with Al Fatah swer to a question by Freyer, "It never has been established WASHINGTON (AP)- shortage of natural gas and "have gone beyond the talking stage," investigator Stewart that they-the Communists-had The Nixon administration is nuclear power and a rise in any success establishing in- Officer sees police in danger Pott told a subcommittee of doing enough to avert any worldwide demand for fluence over the Panther foreseeable winter fuel crisis. residual fuel oil, the heavy the House Committee on In- WASHINGTON (AP)- ternal Security. Party." this problem," O'Brien said. said, were young, had prior "The quantity of ihese White House economist type of oil burned by utilities. Shaw said two Panther California's No. 2 law officer, "They completely refute the police records and 25 per cent weapons and handguns raise Herbert Stein told Congress Stein said Lindsay was A most important recent representatives attended a hefting a mortar and sub- charges that police concern of them were on probation the continuing specter of a Tuesday. incorrect in blaming oil im- trend, he said, is that the Communist meeting where machine gun he said were over this problem is simply when they attacked a situation in which the police He said actions announced port quotas for rising prices of Panthers "are reaching out they were told "money was seized from terrorists, told a some sort of official policeman. are literally out-gunned," by the administration Sept. 29 oil, since the greatest rises more and more for support available to organize the black Senate panel yesterday he paranoia." Increasingly in the last O'Brien said. "are judged to be sufficient to have been in the cost of and assistance to anti-U.S. community" if the Panthers fears the time may come when O'Brien said 81 California three years, he said, police "Imagine what a mortar meet the fuel problem as we residual duel oil. forces overseas." would take direction from the " the police are outgunned" by police officers have been have found a strong link could do to a police station!" see it now," and added that He said the ad- He added that Panther Communist Party. attackers. murdered since 1960. between sellers of narcotics He said he has no doubt a more would be done if needed. ministration's efforts included sympathies "have developed Asked if the Panthers had The testimony came from "In 1970," he said, " an and dangerous drugs and the conspiracy exists among His testimony before a allowing freer imports of from the point of giving lip accepted the money, Shaw Charles A. O'Brien, average of two peace officers underground traffic in illegal members of the Weatherman House small business sub- natural gas liquids from service into actual support of replied, "Apparently not." California's deputy attorney have been killed everymontri guns and munitions. faction of the Students for a committee conflicted with Canada to the eastern U.S. foreign revolutionary He said the Panthers' general and Democratic 15 in the first 74 months of Increasingly, he said, Democratic Society SDS and that of New York Mayor John allowing freer import of movements." frequent use of dictums by candidate for attorney this year." such persons are armed with tin' Black Panther party to V. Lindsay and spokesmen for crude oil for processing into The study of the Panthers' Mao Tse-Tung apparently is general. He said there were 1,215 weapons stolen from military step up attacks on police on a the nation's public and private residual oil, and allowing official weekly newspaper and "not to teach Communism per O'Brien passed the prosecutions for policeassaults arsenals and warned the nationwide scale. power companies who asked importation of ethane, its Black Community News se but to instill the discipline weapons and a cluster of hand in 1969 compared to only 362 potential exists that such Eastland said the sub- more federal help to assure an propane and butane from the Service was prepared by the necessary to effect grenades to Chairman James such cases in 1967, an increase weapons-grenades, machine committee will hear adequate winter supply of oil. Western Hemisphere. committee staff. revolution." O. Eastland, (D-Miss) as the of 350 per cent. guns, bazookas and mortars, policemen from more than a coal, gas and electricity. He said Texas and The subcommittee Shaw said the National Senate Internal Security Most of those arrested, he will be turned against police. dozen cities. Lindsay said the entire l.inisiana had eased their hearings into the Black Chapter to Combat Fascism is subcommittee opened East coast faces the production restrictions and Panther Party have been an arm of the Panther Party he-.~ings into nationwide Ice Arena possibility of winter fuel the coal industry is heading going on since February. "which gives the party a attacks on police. rationing because of what he for a record year. In reconvening them broader base, allowing "The fantastic increases Exhibition Hockey Game called an artificial shortage. Lindsay's pleas for more Tuesday, Rep. Richardson Caucasians to participate, in the number of murder and This was created at least federal help were joined by D. Freyer, D-N.C, chairman of both physically and finan- assaults against peace of- CLEVELAND BARONS VS BALTIMORE CLIPPERS in part, by federal limits on Bruce Mansfield, president of the subcommittee, said, cially ficers dramatically underline imported oil, production the Edison Electric Institute, "We are particularly in- rationing by Texas and a trade association for private terested in whether the Wed Oct 7 At 7:30 Dm I oui.siana and actions of fuel power companies; and Alex statements and pronoun- Ice Arena producers themselves. Radin, general manager of cements of revolutionary THE BROTHERS OF But Stein, a member of the American Public Power violence which emanate from StidMts $1.50 Adilts $2.50 the President's Council of Association. national leaders or are printed PHI DELTA THETA Economic Advisers, said Tickets At M.aorial Hill Or Ira Artii causes include an unexpected CORDIALLY INVITE Applications Special This Week ALL INTERESTED MEN for nexfymar CARNATIONS $4.00 DOZ. TO reach 1,600 ALL COLORS A They're crying to get into Order Your Homecoming Mun s and Corsages the University. From Us Eorly The admissions office reported receiving 1,600 fresh- RUSH SMOKER man applications within the The Flowerhouse UNIVERSTTY SHOP first six days of processing. 428 E. Wooster TONIGHT "In the last five years we have closed applications for women before the end of October, and we expect the 353-1045 TELE FLORA same to happen again this 8:00 to 10:00 year," said John W. Martin, We Wire Flowers admissions director. YLE Express Yourself! EVERYONE IS RUSHING SHO WED.,OCTOBER 7 BUY HER A MUM NION BALLROOM FOR 7:30 PM HOMECOMING Door Prizes $]}0of Women's Merghandis, INTERESTED IN $100 of Men's Merchandise PHOTOGRAPHY becial Prizes for: Watch the FRATERNITY SORORITY & BG News TAU KAPPA EPSILON HOUSING UNIT •••••••••*•••***• For Men l-foraitto. (tendance •■ Hw UAO Ace-I Itefei VII TONIGHT FROM 7 TO 9 PM Phtt.iriihy Coit.st Page 4 The BG News.. Wednesday, October 7, 1970 Professor turns politician r Nixon returns from trip; Edwards seeks Senate seat draws 'recruited* crowd "Senator Cooke hat constructive platforms. all or part of five counties. By Mark McCrabb followed the voting of the "Mainly these are students WASHINGTON (AP- but "there's nothing quite like "We have to travel a lot. There was a red carpet and a being home again." There are too many Republican Party almost that are interested in working exclusively," he emphasized, for the Democratic Party During the summer we made specially recruited crowd of lawyers in the statehouse. all the county fairs and we've government workers on hand The crowd, which almost That's the view of Dr. " and I feel that the above the county level" said filled the giant hangar for Air Republican Party hain't Dr. Edwards. "Possibly two been to Toledo quite a few when President Nixon arrived Bruce Edwards, candidate for tunes" Dr. Edwards said, back home from a nine-day Force One, applauded loudly the First District State Senate provided Ohio with the needed or three of our workers will as Nixon emerged from the legislation, especially in the take advantage of the explaining his campaign European tour Monday night. seat and a University schedule. plane, as he spoke, and at the Economics professor. areas of tax reform and more modified Princeton Plan that A spokesman for Andrews conclusion. money for local schools." will allow students to miss two "Primarily, I am running This Wednesday he goes to Air Force Base, where the Leaflets inviting federal because I didn't want the seat Gllligan, Edwards and weeks of classes to work on the American Legion Hall In President's big Jet landed, to go to the incumbent Senator Metzenbaum (GEM) Is Dr. political campaigns." workers to the arrival Fremont where Metzenbaum estimated that nearly 3,000 ceremonies were distributed Cooke, by default" said Dr. Edwards' local organization. The GEM organization is is holding a political rally. persons, including members It is an out-growth of Students made up of about 25 students, Monday in the Pentagon-the Edwards. of Congress, the ad- world's largest office building If he is elected, Dr. Ed- to Elect Next Ohio Senate but the number has varied Dr. Edwards earned bis ministration and the with 30,000 employees-and at wards will be the only Bowling (SENOS), a state-wide from a hard core of six to as Ph. D. from the University of diplomatic corps were on hand organization of students many as 100 students. Michigan in 1996. He is past the offices of the Department Green professor in the Ohio to welcome the returning chief of Health, Education and General Assembly. working for candidates with The First District takes in president of the BGSU executive. Chapter of the American Welfare. Association of University Earlier, leaflets were Similar invitations also Professors and has been at Mtwaphm by Brian StaMsaa circulated government of- were distributed by White Bowling Green since 1966. OR BRUCE EDWARDS fices, inviting federal em- House request at monuments ployes to attend the return. and tourist centers. Trumpets heralded the "You are cordially in- first steps as the President vited... to welcome the Jury calls newsman's death and Mrs. Nixon walked from President and Mrs. Nixon the plane down a red carpet to home from their European the receiving stand. trip," announced an unsigned Vice President Splro T. mimeographed leaflet Agnew welcomed the chief dropped on desks around the by tear gas bomb accidental executive home and told the Pentagon Monday. crowd that relations in the outbreak in East Los Angeles He died instantly when "very critical and touchy The HEW leaflet said LOS ANGELES (AP) » A "HEW employees have been Aug. 29 that left $1 million in struck in the head by a 10-ineh- area" of the Mediterranean coroner's Jury has Issued an invited to attend the inconclusive finding about the property damage. long tear gas projectile fired were vastly Improved as a Prefer Two other persons were into a bar. result of the visit. welcoming ceremonies which death of a newsman from a will be at Hangar 7 at An- fatally wounded in other parts Sheriff's deputies tear gas projectile fired by a Nixon then took the drews Air Force Base at 8:00 of the riot area. testifying at the Inquest- deputy sheriff during a microphone and told the this evening." It was signed Jeans? Mexican-American riot. Salazar, 42, was news including Thomas Wilson, who director of a Spanish-language said he fired the projectile- crowd he appreciated the by HEW •Secretary Elliot L. After a three-week Inquest response given him overseas Richardsen. the seven-member Jury ruled television station and a maintained that that Salazar's With you in mind, we've rtocKed Monday that Ruben Salazar columnist on Mexican- death was accidental. your favorite style. died "at the hands of American affairs for the Los Three members of the Sizes 6-16. another" while covering the Angeles Times. inquest Jury voted for a fin- Season tickets available ding of accidental death. We have poncboe and fringed vests, also. None of the Jurors would Customs officials seize comment later of the 4-3 vote for musical productions adopting the verdict actually returned. $700 The Jury's decision has no Season tickets are now 24. $10 million in cocaine legal force and is intended as a available for the Bowling Other programs include Green State University Artist Francis Burnett, pianist, Nov. WASHINGTON (AP) - night and arrested two suggestion to the district attorney. series and for the Scholarship 21; An Evening of Chamber Customs officials seized Columbian citizens. Fund;'oncert Series initiated Music, Jan. 23, and An cocaine which they estimated Myles J. Ambrese, U.S. District Attorney Evelle Younger told newsmen his last year by the School of Evening of Quintet Music, had a potential maximum commissioner of customs, Music. April 10. value of $10 million at Dulles said the 54 pounds of drugs office would study the Jury's report. The New York Pro Musica Artist Series season International Airport Monday was the first cocaine seizure production of "An En- reservations (for all per- at Dulles. He called the inquest full and fair and said that the only tertainment for Elizabeth" formances) are $8 for adults Arrested and charged begins the Artist Series season and 16.50 for students, and can with attempting to smuggle possible crime in Salazar's Typewriters death would be involuntary Sunday, Oct. 25. be purchased in 405 Student cocaine were Maria Virginia Other performers include Services Bldg. until Friday Aldana Conde, 19, and Brave manslaughter, "the unlawful Adding killing of a human being Longstreth and Escosa, duo- Oct. 16. France Gonzale, 35, of harpists, Nov. IS; Giorgio Tickets for the Scholarship Columbia. without malice aforethought Machines and without an intent to kill." 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Thru Sot. 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. wdn%sday, ocf. 7th 7:00 ■ 9:00 "" TW BG New* W.dnesdoy, October 7, 1970 Poge 5 Dr. Timm views 24 years By Sally Besgrw t equal work.'' she said, but now it seems that you need stitutional amendment, participation in issues and "having equal rights and a map to (ind your way though." interest in academic pur- She's been around (or a owning property": I Wrongly around." Dr. Timm said. -On Spiro Agnew: "Mr. while, but by no means is over believe in equal'responsibility suits. "Sooner or later." she She well knows that a map Agnew has the unfortunate said. "We shall work our- the hill. for women.'' can be helpful, (or during the gift of using terminology that She's (01 views on She does not agree with the selves o\it of the problems. summer she was unable to turns people right o((. He does "We shall overcome, to use everything from the quarter women's liberationists en- locate the new Math-Science have good material at tunes, system to Vice President tirely, for she (eels that "some the words of Dr. Martin building and he was right when he said Luther King." Spiro T. Agnew. chores, like taking care o( Dr. Timm has also noticed that the media can and does She'; an advocate o( small children, naturally (all an ever-increasing amount o( sometimes slant the news." women's right*, but hasn't yet to the women." student freedom. Years ago -On Vietnam: i believe rejected femininity Teaching and depart- there could be "no cuts: now that President Nixon is trying In a time when tew women mental work here takes up all there are unlimited cuts. hard to disengage us. but once were actively involved in the of her time and Dr. Timm has Students can live off-campus, we are out. we will have to political aspects of the world. had to live up many of her which at one time wasn't even consider economic aid to build Dr. Jacqueline E. Ttmm was hobbies, especially since the considered." up the countries." working for a B A. MA. and quarter system was initiated Of course, she witness- -On the Mid-East: Doctor Ph.D. m political science from here. ed the great increase of Timm is hoping that the the University of Texas at At that rime she was a students on campus over the U.S.S.R. will back the United Austin. She was taking on member of the University years, but. she said, "one States and bring about a positions ir. political science curriculum committee, and thing has not changed over the settlement. "At the present. education and working with she voted against the quarter years, and that is the frien- Nasser's successor is the the Carnegy Institute for system proposal. Of this she dliness of the students." determining factor." International Peace. said. T still believe that As would be expected of Today she is in her 24th learning requires a process any professor of political -On campus disorder: year as professor of political called osmosis. Ten weeks science. Dr. Timm has some "Last May after the trouble at science at BGSV. just isn't enough time." definite opinions on the issues Kent State there was quite a With such a background, it The changing over to the of the day: tense, tight situation here. could be said that Dr. Timm quarter system was only one The vast majority of students was one of the first members of the many changes that Dr. -On the 18-year-old voting were determined to keep Of the modem-day women's Timm has witnessed over her law: "Some people o( school open; I have the liberation movement. She is 24 >ears at BGSV. eighteen are qualified to vote: highest respect and ad- sympathetic with the Building changes have others aren't. This is the same miration for these students " movement to some degree. been unbeheveable. among older people. I do wish Dr Timm looks to the "I am in favor of women's "When I first came here it that this would have been future optimistically. She receiving equal pay for doing was a pleasant little campus. determined by a Con- foresees greater student I Talks stymied, U.S. says UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. the deputies who have been agreement. (rom positions occupied in the AP ■ - The United States told working specifically on 1967 war and (or recognition of the other three big powers guidelines to aid U.N. peace American sources said the Arab countries o( Israel's yesterday it is useless to talk envoy Gunnar V Jarring. Phillips reaffirmed U.S. right to exist with secure further about Middle East support of the Security boundaries. Phillips was reported to N«-f ,-3'3 by John Jaekten peace guidelines until Egypt Council's resolution o( Nov. 22. Israel withdrew from the Dr. Jacqueline Timm •rectifies'' its alleged state that the alleged shifting 1967. in all its parts and peace talks shortly after they violations of the Aug. 7 of Sam 2 and Sam 3 missiles in believed this should remain began at U.N. headquarters at r standstill agreement. the Suez cease-fire zone raised the basis (or a Middle East the end of August and insists U.S. sources said the doubts as to whether there settlement. that it will not return until .American position was set was a sincere desire on This resolution called (or a Egyptian missiles are moved Cloud challenges Gilligan forth at a private meeting of Egypt's part for peace. withdrawal o( Israeli troops back to their Aug. 7 positions. deputy representatives of the United States. Britain. France The situation must be rectified he said. He added QI1PFR PIY»rmF0T0 K\NG \ and the Soviet Union. OUruiN 1 A mi. rwmnnmm mm II_ to produce position papers The U.S. participant. that guidelines would be .Ambassador Christopher H. useless under present cir- Phillips, asked for a cumstances even if it were B'.ar wro *r RL PIX possible to reach Big Four iwiim* m»...roW«*t.. MX 7v» • B\ THE ASSOCIATED rue budget Brown and Lt. Gov. John W. suspension of the meetings of Mtarr mint* Y\»« ... MWMMkU onto YW77 PRESS Speaking last night in Brown leading their Parma. Metzenbaum charged Democratic opponents in ■*■ Republican gubernatorial •-hat the proposal proves that races to retain their offices. Student Discount Card :ar.didate R.ger Cloud •.he administration puts Secretary of State Brown Applications for yesterdaj challenged nil military spending ahead of drew 56.3 per cent o( the poll's Democratic .pp<:r.er.: John J domestic needs. vote, compared to 32.4 per 50c Off "tbJLT tut position He also criticized cent (or Democrat John F. Student Body Boards Not valid on Saturdays pap*.-.- i c the p i: p le of Ohio presidential vetoes o( Kennedy o( Cleveland. :an tee whore he stands n the education, housing and Some 11.3 per cent of the & COLONIAL BARBER SHOP :: j. t IMUeS." r..sp::al appropriations as voters were undecided. 125 E. Court Street Cloud said h« has issued inflationary, adding the Lt. Gov. Brown held a 47.9 . _-.-..:- papers on sever. ■ Iministration doesn't talk to 40.1 per cent lead over his University Committees This Cord expires after 5 hairruts .< t subjects but Mi op- inflation when it wants money Democratic opponent State or Jan 31, 1971 r.ent has not issued one. for ar.n-ballistic missiles." Sen .Anthony 0. Calabrese. He charged Gilligan with Meaenbaum's opponent. The remaining 12 per cent BUNCH HERE m f» fft fft fft trying I win the election l".S Rep. Robert Taft Jr.. were undecided. Are Now Available In... A.:.'. • high-priced television cancelled his scheduled Counties polled were Room 405 ; tuing campaign and a campaigning around the state Mahomng. Trumbull. Stark. jilt tongue today to return to Congress in Montgomery. Franklin. Student Services Building Washington. Delaware and Pickaway. Democratic U.S. Senate (Interviews begin Oct. 7 :ar.d;date Howard Met- A seven-county poll. ier, b a u m. meanwhile, .5.ned today by the ..•.ol.er.ied a proposed $i Columbus Dispatch showed n increase ui next year's Secretan of State Ted W TaKe herto COED BOWLING LEAGUE OFFICIAL {•hvthe best Starts Tu: October 13 RING DAY • piz.z.R 7:00 • 6UbS 87.00 for 7 WEEKS •chicKehi. Sign Up Individually or By Couples In n.,.QCr 7-8 U.A.O. 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Cleveland Transit system mendations ready when the 1970 platform yesterday in cinnati lawyer and spokesman The platform committee board, said such a department state Republican Party opens Columbus. for the Ohio Citizens Council also heard a recommendation would help bring new industry its convention in Columbus Thomas Beckett, for Health and Welfare, from J. A. Anderson, a to the state and would help tomorrow. spokesman for the Ohio recommended three changes Association of Retarded in Ohio welfare programs to Children, told the committee the committee. 4 Baseball, 20 Orchid coins. PUZZLE football, etc. meal. 40 Surfeited. Ohio ranks 41st in its per He proposed: 5 Streams. 27 Garlic bud. 47 Katherine capita spending for the -That dependent children By Cora Goodman 0 Speak. 28 Snake. Hepburn mentally retarded and said should not be discriminated 7 High wind. 29 Danger. role. the state needs to increase against in comparison with ACROSS I Kl Small 8 Dutch city. 311 Black :Fr. 48 State. amount. 9 Dens. 31 Time 49 Tightly funding for its mental in- other welfare programs by the Swingers: si. 01 Leavings. 10 Horse waster. closed in stitutions by SO per cent. amount of aid given them and Jolly —. 02 Legal racing. 32 Pigeon (with "up"I. Mrs. Marion S. Wells, the way their aid is financed. Afternoon documents. 11 Orient. holes for 50 Spouse. ■flairs. executive director of the Ohio - That the state share in 03 Without. 12 Early knowledge. 51 Adriatic Crooked. English 34 Folk tales. wind. Mental Health Association, financial support of the child Decree. DOWN composer. 37 Joshed. 52 Spare. called for more funds for welfare services - not financed Rabbit. 13 Soothsayer. M Pinochle 53 "Desire community mental health completely by counties. Fixed fee. 1 Credit —. 21 Reach t. > Ml, term. Under the Gentleman's 2 Turkish 23 Grain seed. 43 Baseball gentleman. regiment. 25 Fertile term. 56 Compass Newsphoto by Jim Fleaiar Serf. 3 Babies plain 44 Oriental point. Cautious. NEWEST CAMPUS EDITORS to head a publication are Robert Roll. Berner, left and Ronald Bean. Their publication, a literary Weary. 1 2 3 < a 7 S • 10 11 13 11 magazine called "The Black Swamp Review," will premier early Spring. ! Ouarrcls. II is next week. TO Purely " spiritual. 11 is Winged. " Place in 20 21 Poetry, fiction magazine DO t office. 1 Was borne. 34 Crazy. I ■ Main TODaY became 26 2i las 1" 30 31 12 makes debut next week garages. Cathbox, 33 1 ' 35 A new literary magazine The first issue will be an to the University last winter Always. designed to fill the void in offset printed 56 pages in quarter; Michael Harper, COUNSELING CENTER WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL Exchange II 31 31 fiction and poetic writings will length, featuring writings by author of the book, "Dear ASSOCIATION premium. H 40 ■ come off tlie presses early local authors and other John, Dear Coltrain," and Developing Personal 111.,- k nightshade. next week. writers with national Gunter Eich, translations of Potential Group will meet at 1 Will meet at 4 p.m. in Room 42 43 ■ 201 B. Women's Bldg. AU Private. It will be call "The Black reputations. prose poems. p.m. in the counseling Center. 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John Cassavetes Mud Tug Buns are Xi Best. afltr I pm Oneailss win Auto Maurice Dewese. For Salt: '00 Honda "390" danvar whan tatahed. Wesson tss-4lo afltr t pm The BG News, Wednesday, October 7, 1970/Poge 7 Pulitzer Prize winner speaks 1 NOW IN IT'S... Labels bother author Nye By John Lake "while print is definitely not As Pulitzer Prize winner going out, audio-visual Russel Nye descirbes it, the sources of information may problem facing literary dominate by the 21st cen- historians is "getting at the tury." unexpressed majority." Nye outlined the patterns BIG •i don't think we can which emerge in the popular afford to label things as cheap, novels of the 19th and 20th vulgar, or worthless. It's all a centuries. For example, the kind of shared experience not love magazines of 1840 -SO are to be neglected." little more than " instruction Professor Nye appeared manuals for wives, offering here yesterday through the advice on how to handle a efforts of the history' and husband." he said. He further WEEK! popular culture departments cited popular books of the in the first m a series of in- 1910-30 era aimed at young 1616 E. W00STER ST. terdepartmental lectures. girls, wich warned them Author of "The Unem- against going steady with one IN THE STADIUM PLAZA barassed News." a study of boy but encouraged them to popular culture in the United keep-well scrubbed at all States. Nye is currently times. teaching at Michgan State Even today such themes University. often emerge, one of the more Stressing that the study of common being the 'what popular culture should not be really goes on inside" type, approached without serious such as "Airport". "Hotel", intent. Nye expressed fears of and many doctor television trivialization," which could programs. result in popular culture becoming an unscholarly "Though the Western thing. novel has been well studied, Nye also raised the the second largest category of question of how technology popular novels up until 1880 will affect the distribution of was the American Nswipholo by Dov* Elbr.cM ideas. While the average 18- Revolution," noted Nye. PULITZER PRIZE winner Russel Nye year-old college student in "Most of them seem to say describes the problems of the literary Canada has viewed between that the revolution was 500 and 600 films in his inevitable and oversimplify historianin the first of a series ot in- lifetime, he has read less than history." he said. "They tend terdepartmental lectures sponsored by 50 books." to divide the characters up the history and popular culture depart- He further stated that into good and bad guys." ments. Students returning to school find 'law laid down' on riots QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED! Thousands of college and On Sept, 18. trusteees of code that specifies other of- photographs of disruptive university students returning Southern Illinois University fenses, including possession of incidents and use of faculty. to campuses this fall are specified activities that will be firearms and unauthorized students observers. finding the law laid down punishable by suspension or use of sound equipment. Some schools, like Nor- CHECK YOUR about demonstrating, oc- expulsion and listed among It provides for school thwestern and Emory cupying buildings, and other more serious offenses the discipline plus fines up to $500 universities, have informed forms of protest. occupation of a university and as many as 90 days in jail, students in advance that if New a n 11 vi o I e n c e facility in defiance of ad- such penalties to be imposed they don't like the rules-as measures across the country ministrative orders. by county courts. Northwestern put it- " you range from electronic sensors The same day, regents ol California's giant state should spare yourself and the MAIL-BOX and secret tactical plans to the University of Washington college system_has made a university future troubles by revised codes, judicial passed unanimously a five- sweeping crackdown, in- reconsidering your decision to machinery and penalty point conduct code with a cluding abolition of faculty enroll." 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CHOICE students at Kent State. of line-drawing. attorney "if proper early students who have had Some schools are offering The state regents have set notice is given." problems on other campuses. students encouragement to forth categories of offenses for Stanford University, We are counseling these «t involved in the system which students may be which says its disruptions last students and, in some cases RIB STEAK through partcipation in disciplined by the school. school year cost more than not permitting them to political campaigns. They include damaging or $500,000. has a new acting enroll." Higher education attempting to damage president, and an array of Interestingly the digging- authorities were preparing to university property or prevention measures. in of heels comes at a time stiffen their stands against programs, endangering safety A booklet to incoming when mass disruptions might violence months before of university community students outlines campus be waning. President Nixon's Sept. 16 members, obstructing rules and the judicial system. Anbviolence measures admonition to "stand up and university functions and Measures under con- are far from universally- be counted" and similar conviction of certain crimes. sideration to identify popular. Many students and recommendations from his Complementary to these disrupters include more faculty members have called Commission on Campus bylaws, the Wisconsin ad- highly trained campus police, them repressive and likely to Unrest. ministration has adopted a photographers with advanced increase polarization. FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE LEW ALCINDOR SEEDLESS In Action ! GRAPEFRUIT OSCAR ROBERTSON * DAVE SORENSON DBAG/3 JOHNNYEGAN -MANY MORE YOU'LL FIND MANY MORE VALUES MILWAUKEE BUCKS ONCE YOU ENTER GREAT SCOT.... VS. Where Thrifty Shopping is a Pleasure! CLEVELAND CAVALIERS r Lew Alcindor 7-1 Center Milwaukee Bucks -in Sunday Oct. 11 8 p.m. Anderson Arena BGSU Great Scot Tickets On Safe At FRIENDLY FOOD STORES Memorial Hall Ticket Office OHI Wstkeifs 8 ■.■.-!!••■, 1 f.m.-S p.m. PRICES GOOD WED., OCT. 7, THRU MS., OCT. 13, 1970 Page 8 The BG News. Wednesday. October 7, 1970 Joe Green raps during stopover weren't really a sign of nil B> \ in M;inmv place out and see some each game so far. agents who stayed with New York out of the original 18 they newly acquired affluence. Assistant Sports Editor people'' ■i should be playing more The loss to the Saints as the and more as the season goes signed. Joe learned something •i was only in training camp a few days when •Morton lakes the snap result of a blocked punt in the on because Spider's got a bad playing Sunday afternoon fourth quarter was the third in shoulder, and if he gets a good against an elephant sized somebody broke into my room !lt m center and fakes to Hill. and stole all my stuff, drawers says the radio announcer a row for the winless Giants, lick on it he'd be through." 'Ernie Wheelright. Tony- ar.d it has Joe miffed and said Joe. Baker. Andy Livingston-all included." he grinned. "So I tie rolls to his right...he's went out and bought myself getting a big pass rush from ::.> stifled as well Spider is Carl Lockhart. 230 pounds plus > New Orleans "I can't figure this team the Giant's starting free running attack. some new things." the Giants...now he throws Joe also got to be over the middle, but it's out. Shoot man We oughta be safety who Joe is backing up. •They're some big dudes, Lockhart is one of the game's man and if you hafta keep dissatisfied with the 400 dollar overthrown and incomplete. three-and-O." he said. "We a month apartment he had had Dallas at the half 10-0. bu: best, but at 60 175 pounds is hitting em all the time, you Morton intended it for Bob with his wife in Queens. New Hayes, and covering on the then they come out the second not the sturdiest, and itwas an ain't gonna be able to stand up injury to his shoulder this after awhile." said Joe. York, because of its cost, and play for New York, was Joe half and Hayes caught a distance from Yankee Green, the rookie free safety ' couple and beat us " summer that proved to be a "Most defensive backs are boon for Joe. only little guys, so even the Stadium, where the Giants l'nh-huh. Bowling Green's Joe also felt New York practice during the week. own Joe Green, three time All should have won it's opener ••They say what makes you best of ui are going to go in pro ball is the breaks you down." "We're moving into MAC middle guard at 5'9-185 against the Chicago Bears, but Tommy Agee's (New York pounds is now a pro defensive Cecil Turner ran a Giant get and I'd say this was Joe said he really digs mine." Joe said. "When being a member of the New Mets centerfielder) place a back wtth the New York kickorf back 96 yards for a little closer to Manhattan and touchdown, and the Bears won Spider was out I started three York Giants but while he may Giants of the National Fool- we"U stay until December," ball league. 24-16 of six exhibition games and feel that way about the team, played about three quarters in there are some things he could Joe said. 'Then we'll come Dressed in a snugly fitting Ironically, that runback. back to Toledo. ugh it might not be directly each of em." do without in New York. brown Edwardian single Though Joe is planning to breasted suit the man attributed to an error made by I was hurtin' for ex- •So many people, J,e. ;s his responsibility. perience, since switching man...congestion" You can't stay in New York only till himself was on campus December, he'd like to remain Monday afternoon, having nevertheless, He's on all of from a college lineman to a go anywhere without bumpin' New York's special teams pro defensive back ain't the into people." he said. 'It's a on the pro football scene for at -ome down from Detroit with least five years. jiother Giant teammate. a -<■ jobs are to cover easiest thing in the world." he nice place to visit, but..." added. Spider and Willie Joe got an idea in July just "Pro ball's tough but if you 'Yeah, we were ;r. no mood ki k Efi and punts. can make it, it's beautiful," ; back to Sew York after Hew ever his profession. Williams helped me out. and how close some people in the u - Joe said with the smile of one s..-..: K' the New Orleans playir.j ..me hasn't been you know Joe baby was New York metropolitan area can get to you. who knows. ■jet :♦-'■ md Joe. s. restricted to suicide squad siudyin' his play book late duty, sir.ee he's progressively every night too." For instance, the bad "Hell. man. I'm just we f.ew up : Detroit ar.d gettin' started." carr.t dewr Iwck the play ed more at free safety in One of three rookie free rags" he was wearing Monday MAC picks Villapiano Zips host B6 Soccer is usually at its best when Bowling Green and Akron get together, and the defender of the week Zips are the hosts this year in By Denny White a game at 3 today. Sports Editor The Midwest top-ten Attention, that was the fourth Western Michigan fumble ratings are also at stake with caused by Villapiano A few moments later, the same press BG entering their third game, box announcer at Waldo Stadium reported, Luckily, Villapiano ranked 10th, and Akron il-l) is a senior." standing seventh. The Zips The announcement must have reverberated all the way- claimed a 3-0 win last season. down to the Mid-American Conference office in Columbus, The Falcon hooters are where Bow ling Green's Phil Villapiano and Miami's Greg Palija looking for an outburst of were named today, the MAC s defensive and offensive Players goals, in better proportion to of the Week, respecbvely. the number of shots taken, N...,ho.o by D.»»r *w»« Besides jarring the ball loose from Bronco ball carriers at than in their first two games. least four times. Phil made 10 solo tackles and 14 in all. His Against Kent State last JOE GREEN hits the Northern Illinois quarterback in his final three" game total is 34. including nine behind the line of scrim- Saturday, the offense was 41 game as a Bowling Green Falcon last season. Replacing the mage for minus 63 yardage shots on goal with only one brown number 61 jersey he wore for three years here, Joe now Palija was devastating in another way. catching three getting past the goalie. wears number 33 on the royal blue of the NY Giants. passes from Redskin quarterback Jim Bengala for touchdowns, and 10 in all. .After roughing up Ted Grignon and his fleet scatbacks last Saturday, Villapiano now has his sights on an even better scrambler. Toledo's Chuck Ealey. The Falcon defensive captain and right end admitted the Harriers that run together... Western game produced his best performance this season, but noted that ••■ Ted i Grignon at best, was only a good warmup for ByDanCaiseday were as good a group as any. That's the opinion of the strategy isn't something that Ealey." Sports Writer but BG's grouping killed them first runner for Bowling just applies to contact sports. Confronting the Houston Veer offense, last week Villapiano psychologically. Green. The group running at Cross country isn't just a Sid Sink talked about the the 'halfway point of the race contest to see what school has followed orders. The coaches told me to go get em i meaning Bowling Green's cross the guy with the pigskin i and that's my type of game." same thing when he gave the separated the tiring Ball State the fastest runner; it's a team country team accomplished reason for Ball State's distance men from the front- sport, and good grouping is Standing around and waiting, or containing a quarterback, more than just another victory is not Phils brand of ball: attacking them head-on is. burly decisive defeat. running BG group. necessary to insure victory. in their latest meet with Ball "Before the race we ithe blockers notwithstanding Agression seems like an un- State, according to head coach The goal now is to get derstatement for the 6-3 220 pound, human moving van. team I picked out a spot on the more runners in that lead Mel Brodt. course to break the first guy. All-Amencan is the label being applied more and more to "This was our best group pack Jim Ferstle and Bob Fottbill stoidiigs Villapiano, and this week's honor bestowed by the league is a big This was up a hill at the two McOmber sat out the last running so far. I was pleased and a half mile point. When step in that direction. Clouding his chances for a place on the with Sink and Wottle's course meet with injuries but Wottle collegians' post-season honor roll is BG's current losing record we got to the hill we took off says that when "we get them Mid-American Conference record, but our group running and broke one Ball State and subsequent lack of recognition. was the main thing." back we'll really be tough." To show which means more to Phil, his gruff response to any runner completely, and the Junior Rich Breeze and fresh- Toledo 1-0 What is Coach Brodt first one by thirty yards. Four Miami 1-0 locker room questioning, following his outstanding effort referring to when he mentions men Craig MacDonald and against WM. was "! don't want to talk about it." BG guys did this. The first Rich Schnittker were further Western Michigan 1-1 group running? Dave Wottle guy caught Elliot at the end, Ohio 1-1 In otherwords. he would rather trade nine-MAC Players of gave an example when he back from the top four. the Week trophies for one MAC title < and accompanying but this was the key part So now you critics of cross Bowling Green 0-1 summed up the latest win by of the race." country can realise that Kent State 0-1 Tangerine Bowl trip i saying, "We proved we had depth. We had seven out of the top ten (finishers)." What Wottle infers by his Pros faceoff here tonight statement is that, with so H r> . -. the Bowling regular league opens on the The Geveland Barons will many runners finishing high Green area « 111 gel " - .r only weekend. build around two high scorers in the meet, which in Bowling Chance '.his season to watch Baltimore, second place from a year ago. Norm Green's case has happened - nal hockey on finishers last season, will have Beaudin and Reg Comeau. every meet so far, this is not Wednes lay. I >■.: " at 7 30 p.m. Jim Bartlett. leading scorer who scored 64 goals between the result of luck, but instead . » -.• a::.- from the Western from a year ago with them them during the 69-70 season. it is concentrated effort by the : the American again Newcomers in the Tickets for the game are runners to stay close to each G other throughout the race or , Hockt Baltimore Clippers lineup will be former $1.50 for students and $2.50 for Clippers and Cleveland Toronto Maple Leaf star. Kent adults and will be on sale at if you will, simply a case of Bar or.- play their final Douglas and Detroit Red Wing the Ice .Arena prior to the planning. exhibition .ame before the castoff. Larry Johnston. game. sporrs It's the objective of Coach Brodt and the ideal of other cross country coaches, especially those with leu Tickets to TU material than Bowling Green, to have the top five or top There are 250 $5.00 seven runners come across eserved seals and 500 $3.50 the finish line together, ■ eneral admission tickets for preferably at a fast pace. The his Saturday night's logic behind this is not simply showdown between Bowling to keep everyone in front of (Jreen and the University of the pack throughout the race "oledo, in Toledo's Glass to make sure the team win Jowl. win. There is a psychological Tickets can be obtained aspect to group running too. rither at the Memorial Hall You can break a team icket office or at the Perry morally if they see your first Stadium ticket office. five are setting the pace for Game time is 8 o'clock. the entire race and none of them are faltering or falling back. This is what BG I* Intramural Golf trying to do to its opponents. Entries for the All Campus Coach Brodt referred to Golf Tournament are now this when he commented that available from fraternity and Ball State didn't provide poor residence hall athletic opposition in the Falcon rout. chairmen. Off-Campus •I really think Ball State students may pick up entries might have lost its com- at the IM Office, room 201, posure". In other words the Memorial Hall. Entries are pressure Bowling Green's due Friday Oct. 9. The runners put on the FLYING DOWN Western Michigan's football field, enroute to tournament will be held Cardinals was too much for the 98 yard touchdown that was nullified by a clipping penalty, is them. They showed in other Saturday Oct. 10, at 9:30 a.m. Nswsphoto b» Jla FarMl* kickoff return speedster, Billy Pittman. on the University Golf Course. meets that physically they I II It X N G H I . " editorial and staff positions STAfMVM are still open. Fill in an ap- ADM: $2.00- plication to Inkstone in the Yesterday's cryptogram: Llamas rove over BOWLING GREEN'S NEW English Dept., Mailroom, 14 ond under $1.00 AUTOMATED TWINS 201.A University Hall. For Crrnnrn anar-i HUCIH mesa. inenta 1*2) AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE further information, please UAOIUW PIATA SHOPPING CINUR low'mq di-rn Oi CONTROL call John Gallo, 353-0422. toottrr St o» 1-7} Oppo.itr BGSU footboll S'ad.i