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By TV Associated Press the Israelis claimed their tanks and Sinai the Egyptian forces had gone port city, did not say anything about destroyed Our troops returned safely territory against the other side. The planes were chasing the Syrians out of since first crossing canal on Saturday numbers of casualties. to their bases " next days will see the direction and Egyptian military communiques the Golan Heights in the northern as Jews observed Yom Kippur. the "This is the first civilian city hit by Earlier in the day. the Israeli results said Israeli warplanes bombed Port sector and had pushed the Egyptians solemn day of judgment the Israelis, said the military military chief of staff, Lt. Gen. David "We will attack the enemy until we Said at the Mediterranean entrance to back to the canal ''ommunique "The enemy should be Elazar. told a news conference in Tel break their bones." the Suez Canal last night. They added The Syrians claimed they burled prepared to bear the consequences of Aviv Elazar added that Syrian forces had that Egyptian troops attacked Israeli- BUT THE EGYPTIANS countered back an Israeli counteroffensive in the his deeds" "We are continuing our counter- been pushed back to the ceasefire line held oil fields in the southern Sinai these claims by saying their tanks Golan Heights and in this third day of attack We are moving from our established in the Golan Heights in 1967 Peninsula and "liberated" El were cutting deeper into the Sinai the fourth Middle East war since 1*48 Later, the Interior Ministry in Cairo Quantara in the central sector of the Peninsula, occupied by the Israelis had retaken a large chunk of the area warned civilians in repeated waterway. since the 1967 Middle East war. and seised by the Israelis in 1M7. broadcasts to avoid picking up There was no immediate word from that the Israeli defenders were being "strange objects" from the ground. Israel on the Egyptian communiques overrun by troops supported by THE ISRAELIS denied these Syrian "The inhuman enemy may throw which said the bombing of Port Said devastating air cover. and Egyptian claims. objects that may be explosives." the had resulted in civilian casualties. ministry said The communiques were issued in The earlier communiques from Egypt's communique reporting Cairo at 10 p.m. after a day in which Cairo did not say exactly now far into bombing raids on Port Said, a major "WE ALL SHOULD be aware of the enemy's inhuman methods for our own safety " There was no further elaboration. Cairo, a city of six million. w.i.. virtually blacked out Sunday and Nixon hints at proposa last nights The military communique on the bombing attack was followed by another about hall an hour later This claimed that El Qantara had been to end Middle East war taken from the Israelis in hand-to-hand combat and that former Egyptian oil fields run now by the Israelis had been WASHINGTON (API - President perhaps gives us a better proposal for the United Nations attacked and set afire by Egyptian Nixon, after exchanging private opportunity" to promote peace than Security Council troops at El Bilaiyim. messages with Soviet leader Leonid 1 was possible during the 1967 Arab- Brezhnev about the Middle East Israeli war HE SAID HE conferred late The Israelis pump about $350,000 conflict, said yesterday the United yesterday by telephone with Kissinger worth of oil a day from Sinai wells. Slates was preparing a diplomatic ZIEGLER WAS ASKED if and anived at his office at about 7 30 The communique added that the proposal that "we hope and believe Brezhnev's message to Nixon. a.m. Monday to spend much of the decision to hit the fields about ISO will be effective in stopping the received last Sunday night, indicated morning in conference with Kissinger. miles south of the southern entrance to lighting " the Soviets might urge restraint upon Neither Nixon nor Kissinger, who the Suez Canal was made by Gen The President and Brezhnev their Arab allies told reporters "our intention is to Ahmed Ismail, the Egyptian armed exchanged personal messages Sunday move forward with the broadest forces commander, "to deprive the Attoc

TH© Bowling Groen, Ohio Tuesday, October 9 BG news Volume 57/Number 16 i Combined efforts fail in arranging concert *

By Naacy Laigklui Activities and new student programs, They did not want to settle for a lesser Staff Reporter said Friday that the Homecoming com- act just for the sake of having a mittee. Student Activities and UAO concert, he said. The Student Activities Office would combine efforts to bring a "We have decided that instead of announced yesterday that no concert to campus. He said a contract going for a second-rate act for Homecoming concert will be presented had been negotiated but the name of Homecoming, we will hold off until a this year. the group could not be released. quality act can be arranged." he said. It was announced last Thursday that Yesterday DeCrane announced that Smoke from an Impacting shell feed Saturday from Syria rises in a settlement Union Activities Organization lUAO) the concert was to have featured the DECRANE ADDED that Student Weekend in Northern Israel. Prime areas of weekend action were the Golan Heights in would be unable to present a concert, comedy team "Cheech and Chong." Activities will fill Homecoming due to the cancelation of Roberta the North where Syria hammered at the Israelis and Sinai where the but that they had canceled due to weekend with a number of already Flack previous commitments in Vancouver. activity Egyptians wero active. scheduled events and will attempt to Greg DeCrane. director of Student B.C. arrange other activities. "WE HAD NEGOTIATED the concert, the contracts were sent out Coronation of the Homecoming and we received them, but before we queen probably will be held Thursday. could send them back, the agency Oct. 18, in the forum. Student Services called back and canceled their appear- Bldg . followed by a rally at Sterling Committee to quiz private eyes' ance. '' DeCrane said. Farm, he said. Cultural Boost's mini- The organizations' combined effort concert, featuring "Diamond Reo." was aimed at bringing another big WASHINGTON I API - The Senate will be presented Friday, Oct. 19. Eagleton was later dropped from the Hunt identified Buckley as "Fat THE SUBCOMMITTEE discovered name act to campus, DeCrane said. outside the Student Services Bldg Watergate bearings resume today, ticket after his hospitalization for Jack" and said he delivered cash to that Buckley wrote the affidavits for with two Nixon campaign undercover mental problems was disclosed. Buckley to pay for the photographs. the three men to sign. agents on the witness schedule Following McMinoway. the Senate Buckley's name came up again when Buckley was then working for the Summoned to testify at the morning committee will near from John a special Watergate subcommittee Washington law firm of Jerris session was Michael W McMinoway. Buckley, another private investigator, probed Republican charges that the Leonard, a former Nixon who has been identified in news reports who was reported to have infiltrated panel's chief investigator. Carmine S. administration official retained as as Sedan Chair 2. an agent who Sen. Edmund S. Muskie's campaign Bellino, may have bugged the 1960 special counsel by the Republican infiltrated the campaign organization headquarters in Washington. presidential campaign of Richard M. National Committee to work on the of Sen Hubert H. Humphrey when the Nixon. Bellino matter. Minnesota Democrat was seeking his WATERGATE CONSPIRATOR E. GOP National Chairman George The subcommittee's report, believed party's presidential nomination in 1972 Howard Hunt testified that G. Gordon Bush released affidavits from three to exonerate Bellino. may be presented The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which Liddy sent him to meet a man he knew men who swore Bellino sought to put at an executive session of the full connected McMinoway with the Sedan as "Fat Jack" who turned over to Hunt Nixon workers under physical or committee this morning when the Chair code name, said the 26-year-old "photographically stolen" documents electronic surveillance during that panel meets to set a schedule for future Louisville, Ky.. private detective was from Muskie headquarters. campaign. witnesses. hired by President Nixon's reelection committee to work in Humphrey's Pennsylvania and California primary campaigns. Justice Department officials

THE NEWSPAPER LATER reported that McMinoway posed as a volunteer security agent at the challenge news leak charge Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Fla.. and overheard Sen. WASHINGTON (API - The Justice said they should not be condoned. search for evidence to support the George McGoverns campaign director Department said yesterday top The department said the charges of lawyers' charge that the department discussing the health of Sen. Thomas officials would testify under oath that news leaks were "legally irrelevant" engaged "in a steady campaign of F. Eagleton before Eagle ton was the department had not conducted a and provided no basis for halting the statements to the press'' in an effort to picked as McGoverns running mate. campaign to discredit Vice President investigation as Agnew has demanded. prejudice the grand jury investigation Spiro T Agnew by leaking information The department said it did not feel against the vice president. about the investigation of the vice Agnew's lawyers were justified in On that basis and on the contention president to newsmen. subpoenaing department officials but that a sitting vice president cannot be Weather The department said it would not said it was willing to make them subjected to the judicial process prior contest attempts by Agnew's attorneys available for testimony. to impeachment, the Agnew counsel Partly cloady aad kaxy today to subpoena department officials to The department has not confirmed asked Hoffman to suspend the with some log hi the mormlag give sworn depositions about Agnew's or denied reports that subpoenas were investigation of bribery and kickback Highs hi the mid aad apper 7ts. allegations. delivered to certain officials on Friday allegations against the vice president. Fab- tealght with lows hi the lew In a 17-page brief, department and it did not do so in the brief filed The investigations have focused on aad mid M*. Iaereaslag attorneys objected strongly to with U.S. District Court Judge Walter Agnew's term as Maryland governor. Senior tailback Paul Maes is dumped after brooking the Moans' iloadssrss temorrow with tight subpoenas issued by Agnew's lawyers E. Hoffman Hoffman, of Norfolk. Va. has been career rushing record Saturday MaW* finished the day with HO ■ tbe said aad apaer 7tt. to newsmen who have written stories HOFFMAN GRANTED Agnew's assigned to the case after all federal yards to set the new mask at 3,741 yards. He also broke his own Probability of pradptutaw II based on confidential information. lawyers' request for subpoena power to judges in Maryland declined to bear it per cast today aad tealgbt. THE DEPARTMENT called those command testimony from Justice on the basis of their political and record with 31 carries in a tingle gome. For an ins ids leek at MaW subpoenas "fishing expeditions" and Department officials and newsmen in a personal friendship with Agnew performance and game highlights too page seven. Pee* 2/The SO i*ewi, TueeeWy, CMeW 9. 1973 epiT8RiaLS the landlord-tenant war

new opportunities month or more. Tenant unions and prodnction increased by 170 per cent NEW YORK. NY -A landlord is a litigation are the best means of between 19.2 and 1972 The proposed learning center to be established (or man who, wbe/i you call to tell him bringing such landlords to book. City For retired couples living on Social about the drunken superintendent or bousing authorities can also be helpful, Security, for young folk with a disadvantage^ students on campus will be a welcome addition. the strange fungus growing on the Administrators got the "all systems go" on the center last though if one is faced with eviction or wanderlust, mobile homes may be bathroom ceiling, tells you he could nonfunctiooing plumbing, it's nice to ideal. But in a healthy economy, more week with an 185,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health, rent your apartment tomorrow for have a good lawyer. families would be putting down roots, Education and Welfare. twice what you are now paying. planting trees, joining a community The center will provide a number of worthwhile services to And to fine, considerate tenants, he Mobile homes may be one of the uglier those who take advantage of it. adds, who wouldn't tax his patience Tenants residing in New York City symptoms of the national malaise. The number of students participating in educational with their foolish complaints. may take heart when the first special o "To a family of chimpanzees?" you Or they will impose a penalty so mild housing court opens for business. The development will be increased, educational services will be FOR MY part. I live as a vassal in a wonder Or to a pair of elderly deaf- as to be meaningless. When the tenant court will sit in all five boroughs, expanded and improved and basic skills programs will be mutes with no telephone? Roughly, makes repairs at his own expense, he dealing with the ancient grievances luxury slum My fireplaces are marble, my plumbing Tinkertoy. The developed. that's been the level of dialogue can neither deduct the cost from his that have always separated property But most importantly education in career opportunities and between tenants and landlords in New rent nor expect the landlord to owners from the people upon whose walls are so thick you can barely hear services will be increased. If the center can provide better York for the past 25 years. It's a reimburse him. It's a cruel business sweat and blood they live. a phone ring in the next room. There relationship with too much built-in but not unusual are swift-sliding paneled doors; many, learning opportunities for the student and also help the individual many windows, none of which fit. find a good job after graduation, then it will indeed be successful. inequity ever to be entirely amiable LANDLORD groups, we read, await Each party has spleen to spare. the new court with "cautious As I write, there is the occasional The learning center also marks the second milestone passed in A tenant, in the eyes of a landlord, is IN A SPLENDID new paperback optimism." Tenants, to whom any three special programs for students. The first was Upward soft plop of plaster on the red carpet. a thieving gypsy camping out on his book. "Landlords and Tenants." tribunal of justice is a godsend, can The ceiling has been crumbling for Bound, the University's pre-college educational program. elegant premises with a tribe of Jerome G. Rose notes that "The now sleep a little snugger. some time now, and the rent has gone A third proposal, Educational Talent Search, a project aimed indigent kinfolk whose sole occupation willingness of tenants to submit to up again. But at least it's an old at high school students with college potential, will remain a is defacing the walls and stopping the substandard housing conditions and Despite the millions of our citizens building, awash in the shabby elegance proposal until funded by the federal government. plumbing. onerous lease provisions reflects the who live in poverty-or close to it- that means more than a switchboard at Now that the grant has been received, administrators individual tenant's limited bargaining more than 60 per cent of American the door FOR CENTURIES, the only escape power against the landlord in a market families are homeowners But a high responsible for establishing the center should strive to get the from being a put upon, overcharged characterized by a great demand for. program working with the students as soon as possible. percentage of those homes are worth tenant was to rise to the status of and limited supply of, low-cost less than 120.000. WHEN YOU'RE a tenant in New homeowner Or. If you possessed the housing." York, you give up a lot-such as most of requisite parsimony, avarice and There are now 23.000 trailer parks in your income-for the little touches of general meanness, to buy a multiple- Venal landlords are not necessarily this country, with accommodations for beauty that feed your inner life. unit dwelling and assume the status of slumlords. Some own luxury buildings 7 million persons The manufacturers landlord. Cepyrtghl On, LM Aagekts TksMS THe BG news whose apartments rent for 11,000 a of mobile homes say that their Nowadays the road to nome- ownership is all but closed by the inflated cost of real estate and the rat nmw.'i'Tsr An Independent Stud.nt Veto usurious interest on mortgage loans. For millions of tenants particularly HMTOHIAl STAFF young couples with growing families this means extra years of tenancy, a species of indentured servitude that edMer ie»n c. setri can only add to the country's mantes lag edHer airtta m. baileif depression. newt edtter |OMI |. remaker The crisis in home mortgages has SathwMedMer |om.»d wemrmon prompted the chief economist for the makeup editor lawi.nc |. vMand National Assn. of Home Builders to •pert* edMtw kennerhb. white wring his hands and say. "If something eiecvthre iperh) edWet jotk a. o'braia isn't done quickly, you're going to see a photo editor |M.ph w. darwal copy cdiix reee m. hum* 40 per cent decline in home building, and that will drag everything else down SUSINf SS STAFF with it. It could mean a sizable recession." TO BE DOOMED to a life of booinen monegof..'. raland p. gobrlel tenancy, working to keep the landlord adverlrting manager ehf klopher f. domain fat and nasty, is a hard lot. For you munegof •amuel I. payne may take it as a rule of life: There are no benevolent landlords. And in the Editorial and luolneu Offtcei 106 Univ.r.ity Hall endless war between landlord and Phone 373-2003 tenant, the landlord always wins. Law. ^.SOXMIKY custom, power, cunning and deceit are I HAS ICO WW Ih. eo •.—. it pdSe»1 Tuooion in™ Mem ewtfio, m. rotator tcheel rear. eM all on his side. ooeh durtn*. OM Haiiw MftfiOM, ynOer MjlhorttT of ft* PuMk »tlorn Commmea of " Oreon SUM UntverWy. The premises may be substandard, OeMem tiprouol li> eorlertel cerlootii Of otf-f eohumff * tho llool o> oof no«»MorH> the heat and hot water may be off all rertott ft. OfMofll of ft- UftMftlQr UMttMf otto. lacaMy Of .Uff Of too KM of ON. winter, the stairways may be dim and OeMom aiefootee W llO.t-~.ff e> oof ooooooofty reSett tho ottMUni of «■ M Ne» lottotfok kt tho M tu.f roeorf H» oeteleit. of »» mMotfly ol tnemeeri el *» M Now. damp and dangerous, but the courts 'DID YOU KNOW THAT IN 1970-71 I PAID TMI SAME AMOUNT IN TAXIS AT TMI PMSIDINTT leMrtMeoote. will invariably decide in favor of the landlords. agnew uses double standard Let's hear from yew letters The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. Letters may comment aid to Israel on news leak charges on any other letter, column or editorial. We ask. however, that In a gesture of solidarity with Israel guest columns not be written in White House also fabricated the sympathize with Vice President and in response to an appeal from the The pressures on the Vice President direct response to any other are very great, and not entirely fair "Canuck" letter against Muskie. but it Agnew. the latest victim of leaked Northern Ohio Union of Jewish certainly spread-through its agents charges, it is hard to take seriously the published editorial item. Students, the BGSU Jewish Students Since I live in Baltimore, editors from Letters should be a maximum three national publications have asked the foul sexual allegations about cries of outrage coming from men who Group has established an emergency Democratic candidates in the Florida supported the great White House effort of 300 words, typewritten. We fund to aid in the purchase of plasma me to write articles about the charges Garry Wills ask that columns be no more being leaked against him. I refused all primary to smear, discredit, and otherwise kits for the Israeli Red Cross. than four pages, triple- three, arguing that he should not be A good deal of that busy spying the damage anyone on the extensive White ssS Taw White House did at Chappaquiddick House list of enemies. spaced. ANYONE interested in donating tried beforehand on the basis of ss\'xr*nrJ The News maintains the right rumored charges. and among Sen. Kennedy's friends had Mr. Agnew never showed any com- money should call 352-7429 Donations as its only purpose the discovery of passion for the wild charges leaked to edit all submissions that may also be sent directly to: Israeli It is interesting that all three exceed these limits, with respect magazines agreed with this, and did on "Life" to those at the Manchester damaging charges that could be leaked against Fr. Berrigan. or Dr Ellsberg. Plasma Kits, c/o NOUJS. 511 East to the laws of libel and proper Main St. Kent. Ohio 44240. not seek another journalist to do the "Union Leader," were cultivated for to the press. Mr. Haldeman was or Muskie. or McGovern, or anxious to "get the story out" of Com- Humphrey. taste. job. They. too. agreed with Mr this purpose; that when material was Letters and columns should Agnew's complaints about his munist connections with Met;overn BGSU Jewish Students not available for leaking, the admini- IF WE ASK for a higher code of include the author's address and treatment The President himself wrote out the Group and People Who Care stration tried to invent it (like the restraint in his behalf, it is because we phone number, and may be But Mr. Agnew. who resents Diem cable) or steal it Hike the "line" on John Lindsay that should be should not sink to the double standard mailed to the Editor, co BG unsupported charges against him. is Ellsberg records). peddled to people through journalists Mr. Agnew and his associates have News. 106 University Hall. quick to convict his putative accusers- like Victor Laski and William Buckley. exemplified, all along, on the subject on paul miles some of them his old friends-of IT IS UNKNOWN, still, whether the THEREFORE, much as one must of human rights and basic fairness. perjury The recent BG-Toledo football game Either he knows something the rest can be noted for many outstanding of us are not privy to-and then be is features, including the exciting "leaking" information. south african racism portrays comeback achieved by our Falcons. However, the most impressive OR HE DOES not nave special occurence of the day was the individual knowledge of the testimony being achievement of Falcon running back given in secret session-in which case lack of justice and equality Paul Miles he is relying on vague rumor to launch a serious accusation. In either case, he lEsttsr's swte: The follewlag letter The U.S. Government must -Education is free and compulsory who want to obtain some humane After only two weeks of attending treatment. is guilty of the very thing he has been was writles by three memberi *f the recognize the gravity of the situation for whites up to the age of 16. It is Bowling Green, I, as a Freshman, do deploring. Black Africa People » AtiecUt.ee there. At this very time there, armed neither free nor compulsory for There has been international not profess to know the ins and outs of His friends, like Victor Gold, are (BAPAI.) resistance is taking place and a whole Africans or t'oloreds condemnation of the oppressive everything going on around me. leaking reports of White House undid people are yearning for their sovereign -The average white income per head measures and the recent slayings. The One thing I do know is that after iveness. or else concocting them out of During this period of the Twentieth right and the privilege is their own is about (133 a month The average African Liberation Support Committee viewing two BG football games I have their imagination. In a frenzy of Century, one would be surprised to find because tbey are suffering. black income per head is about $9.80 (Ohio) has urged its members to act seen Paul Miles rack up over 370 yards righteous anger. Gold says people a person who does not know about the AN ABSORBTION of a few listed per month. upon the issue by making the American rushing and break the BG career should not accuse his old boss of repressive measures which the white facts below in reference to South -AFRICANS, who comprise the people aware of the "benign neglect" rushing mark. wrongdoing and then, in the next minority governments of Southern Africa will allow you to comprehend poorest section of the population, are of delicate "American involvement in breath, be accuses Messrs. Haig and Africa inflict upon the majority of the the inhumane conditions under which taxed more heavily than whites. racism in Southern Africa " One thing I do not understand though, Laird of wrongdoing proples. the people live. -The government in South Africa is THIS IS NOT an allegation, it is a is the fact that no presentation was The reference here is being made to -No African lawfully residing in a restricted to the 17 per cent white fact that will be stated publicly when made to Paul after he broke this INDEED, the whole administration the seperatist governments in Armania town by virtue of a permit, is entitled minority who control 86.3 per cent of two African students and one West record College football at BG is a big argument about the immorality of lie. South Africa). Zimbabwe (i.e. to have his wife and children residing the country Indian student lead a discussion on the time game now and I feel it was very leaked charges has a very poor moral Rhodesia) and namely the "overseas with him. The above shows a complete above topic. unimpressive to overlook what could absence of human dignity and freedom foundation, based on the government's provinces" of Portugal, Mozambique. -An African boy. aged It, who has There are even some companies that have been a very exciting ceremony. in defense of minority privileges and own record. Anglo. Guinea Bissau and the Cape left school and lives at home with his are located in Ohio that have exploitation. The same holds true for How much effort would it have taken For years the Justice Department Verde Islands. parents but does not work, may be extensions in South Africa. They will arrested without warrant by a the neighboring areas in Southern be outlined at the discussion which to present Paul Miles with the game and FBI leaked derogatory material on Africa ball after the play on which he broke organized crime and anti-war protest IT IS A sheer fact that racism and policeman who has reason to believe he takes place at 108 Hayes Hall tonight at colonialism pervades the population of is an idle. AS RECENT as Sept. 12. 1973. South 7 p.m. the record? All in all I believe Much of this was printed. something should have been done for Southern Africa. The unique character African police killed 12 African miners WE HAVE A lot of things to reveal to Paul Miles during the Toledo game. Some of it-e.g.. charges against Dr of the oppression in this area is worth -NO AFRICAN is entitled to acquire and wounded 27 more in an effort to American people because the situation He has provided many exciting Martin Luther King and Fr Philip re-emphasizing. land anywhere in South Africa not even thrash a labor unrest wbich occured at is becoming so delicate that another moments for the fans and the least the Berrigan-was not. But neither the Gross inequalities, denial of basic in his own Bantu areas. a gold mine near CarItonville Vietnam may well arise and it's time administrative people in our football President nor the Vice President human rights and racial religious or -Any African found on any premises It Is the largest number of Africans that you people know how it all started program could have done was to denounced this state of affairs, or ethnic suppression squash our hopes with a iirearm is subject to the offense shot in cold blood since the Sharpeville and who is responsible and bow. called the offenders (men like Hoover for peace. of sabotage and liable to the death massacre in 1960 when 67 lives were provide an exciting moment for Paul Miles! and Mitchell) to task. In Southern Africa there is a total penalty. eliminated. Don Viapree Now we know that Mr Colson lack of commitment to the principle of -The government spends 828 a year During the recent disturbance police Mannie Tnof four Jeff Acer specialised in leaks to the press; that justice and equality of opportunity for on each African student as opposed to also fired tear gas and used clubs Kwame Boaben certain journalists, ranging from those all races and creeds. 1319 for white students. against hundreds of African workers, 156 Kohl TvoeaWy. Octoboc 9, 1 «73, Th. M Nm/h|> 3 'Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity' Center buys out record shop

ByJoo.Gf.tl He checked with other pop music records, but jus, took about 35 hours But tbe He said all the records are Editor Library personnel and was blues, and rhythm and blues most tune-consuming work mint. They are all told he would be permitted as well." still remains. unblemished recordings, For William Schurk. to spend 11.000 from tbe He said tbe rows of Schurk said tbe next step which will really come in director of the Library's President's Gift Fund to shelves, about seven feet will be to arrange the helpful If someone is Audio Center, buying an purchase the records. high, contained not only old records by label and to sort listening to the lyrics or unusual album (or 49 cents "But we didn't know what records, some of which had out tbe duplicates. After musical structure," he said. from a Toledo junkshop is a types of records to expect." been in the building since they have been shelved, they "Although we are already bargain. he said The contents of the the 1930s, but dust, dirt and will be available for nationally recognised, we But buying tbe contents of store were purchased sight even pigeon feathers. listening hope this (tbe collection) an entire record store is unseen Tbe next step was The new collection will even more greatly something else He calls it Last Wednesday, the long organization "There was so contains nostalgic records enhance our research . "a once-in-a-lifetime project of traveling to much to be packed in such a and rare works from some facilities, "be said. opportunity " Springfield and bringing the short amount of tune." of today's well-known Although the $1,000 Schurk said be discovered records back to Bowling Schurk said. artists bargain cannot be on Sept. 27 that tbe owners Green began But by the end of the day. Among them are: considered a problem. of a record store in Schurk rented a 16-foot half the contents of the store --An album on the Schurk said there will be Springfield (about 30 miles truck, gathered together as remained The first half of Dimension label featuring a difficulty finding available east of Dayton) were being many empty cardboard the load was brought back to song by Carole King, space for the records. HWWpfcm by tan J. ^MII, forced to give up their slock boxes he could get his hands Bowling Green that night released around 1963; "As of now. the University due to an expired lease on on and left for Springfield TWO DAYS LATER. -A two-record set on RCA Library Space Committee Unusual A r«ocd ■>«• in Muriacn Ohio thai hoi IMI in lease the building with two assistants Schurk and his assistants featuring Howdy Doody's has proposed to extend the moons an outstanding addition of rxordi to tho "Once in Springfield, we traveled back to Springfield Christmas Party. Audio Center out Into tbe Library's Audio Canter. William Schurk, director of tho SCHURK JUMPED at the walked into the old store to where the packing and -Harmonica Classics by third floor." he said. "But purchase center, oxominos lomi of tho m.rchondiM ho brought chance to purchase the look over the situation." loading were repeated. John Sebastian, father of the because of priorities, other records and to increase the Schurk said The record former lead singer of tbe things have to be done here last week. When they returned to center's present collection. shop, situated in a five- Howling Green Friday night, Lovin Spoonful first." story. 75-year-old building, every available space in the "AT THE MOMENT, it's What does tbe Audio contained 45s. albums and Audio Center had been difficult, because of tbe size Center's bead record fanatic Students purchase lottery tickets old 78s filled, as well as a vacant of the collection, to give a think about his dream come "WE WERE dumbfound- room in the Library numerical count or the true? ed. " he said "Not only were He said the entire moving amount the records are "It's a happening I can tell OXFORD. Ohio (AP) - said Carrie Moustakas. a .ii ion agreement since June did not bring that many there stacks and stacks of process, including driving. worth." be said. my grandchildren about The 350 students of Western sophomore from students. "Ironically." said College yesterday purchased Birmingham. Mich, "but A TENTATIVE agree Spencer, "since the 1375 worth of New York we hope that if we win SI ment. announced previously, announcement of our state, lottery tickets in hopes million, and with the calls for Miami to take title troubles we've had a 25 per of saving their private insti- publicity, maybe somebody to the 206-acre. campus and cent increase in enrollment tution from merger with with f 100 million will donate buildings. Nov 1 for $3 3 applications." newsnotes million The amount is Miami University, a state the 84 million we need You recently but diun t get to enjoy the school know-somebody who based on Western's in- The school is scheduled to Brief filed honor long. WASHINGTON (AP) The Justice More time Jack Booth, professor of wouldn't miss it " debtedness, a Miami spokes cease operation in June She received a $5 gift certificate for theater, purchased 760 Tbe boards of Western, a man said Department planned to deliver to a McBride said the students ice cream. BALTIMORE (AP) - Attorneys tickets in New York City for 121-year-old independent Western College President federal judge's office in Norfolk. Va.. "Hasn't this been an exciting day," representing reporters and news decided that the New York yesterday papers defending depart the Oct. 18 drawing. which began admitting men Dr William Spencer said he Amy murmured to her mother She organizations subpoenaed by Vice believed "we are still in a lottery ticket purchase ment officials against Vice President Students raised the S375 in 1972. and Miami, have died five hours later of cystic President Splro T. Agnew's lawyers "would get the most Spi'o T. Agnew's allegations of news "I know it's a long shot.'' been negotiating the affili- period when anything can fibrosis. which she had suffered since filed a motion in U.S. District Court publicity " She said the leaks happen '' He said it was his she was 3. here yesterday asking tor more time Placement service schedules belief that tbe deal would students are determined to US. District Judge Walter E keep their school open and to reply. not be complete until much Hoffman had set yesterday as the Tbe motion specifically asks Judge later. Both boards must sign preserve their unique cur- deadline for the Justice Department Lucky baby week of meetings for seniors riculum. "Freedom With Walter E. Hoffman to delay until Oct. a final agreement, he said to file a response to charges of 18 the deadline for responding to tbe Responsibility." AKRON (AP) - A 22-month-old Susan McBride. a senior Agnew's lawyers subpoenas. The Career Planning and Placement Services Office will "I took 18 months before Akron boy. Timothy Kennedy. from Pittsburgh. Pa., said Department spokesman John The newsmen were originally given conduct meetings this week in the Grand Ballroom, Union. deciding Western was the plummeted five stories but the students went into action Hushen said the brief would be until Thursday to reply. Copies of the for all prospective December. March, June and August school for me." said apparently suffered only a bruised following a mass meeting delievered to Hoffman's office motion were not ■ immediately graduates Moustakas shoulder and scratched neck, his 18- Gerry Richardson, spokesperson lor the office, said the last Thursday with Spencer though not filed with the court clerk's available office in Baltimore nor made public year-old mother said yesterday. meetings will introduce seniors to the office. Manuals also He told them they would "I LOVE THIS school. need fc> million to keep open until today The clerk's office was "We've known he was lucky since will be distributed and tbe use of credential files will be There is no program like it the day he was born," the mother, for two more years. closed yesterday for the Columbus Sworn in discussed, he said in the world It was good for Mary Kennedy, said. Today's meetings at 11 am. and 4 p.m. are for prospective Spencer said Western's me. Day holiday ATHENS (AP) - A new Greek December graduates only March. June and August financial problem is similar "I'll fight to stay here." government, headed by Premier She said she had put him into his graduates may attend meetings tomorrow and Thursday at to that of other small she said. Spyros Markezlnis. was sworn in Contest winner crib for a nap Sunday and "was busy 11a.m. and 4 p in private schools. He said an Meanwhile, the students yesterday to prepare Greece for its enrollment of 750 was are beginning a canvass of CLEVELAND (AP) - Frail 11-year- in the kitchen, and I heard a crowd of first general elections in 10 years. Seminars to be held Thursday at 4 p.m and Friday at 10 people down below. a.m. will offer information on graduate professional needed as a "break even wealthy persons for gifts of old Amy Burnett of Burton placed The 40-member civilian cabinet first in the Rainbow Babies & Downstairs she found Timiny schools point.'' money. They plan auctions contains 13 technical experts from crying amidst the crowd. Richardson said he urges all seniors to attend one of the and band concerts, anything Childrens Hospital art contest tbe outgoing cabinet. meetings. PAST recruitment efforts to raise funds.

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LONDON (API - Tbe new three months following the around 1980. when the allowing men to join war in toe Middle East could 1967 war. United States expects to be well determine whether oil It remained to be seen importing more than a Men arc eligible to join registrations, elections and adult and juvenile justice, is really an important whether some Arab states quarter of its oil needs from the Bowling Green League absentee ballots They also governmental structures weapon in the Arab arsenal. may yet decide to cut back the Middle East Tbe of Women Voters, according provided the campus with a and relationships, voting Experts in London agree oil supplies in an attempt to proportion is much lower to Joyce Kepke. the league'! notary service rights, environmental that if the weapon is used pressure the United States than that now. president. Even in an off-election studies, equal rights and the result would likely be oil and others to drop support of Any Arab reduction of oil But since membership year, activities never let up land use head the league's shortages in Western Israel There was much talk supplies would have speeded rules were changed last year for the league. "It really 1973-75 state program. Europe, Japan and to some of such a cut-back in Arab the search for oil elsewhere, to include men. none have keeps right on going." On the local level, the degree tbe United Stairs capitals even before the out- and the development of joined the organization. Kepke said. "One year you group supports Bowling Higher fuel prices and break of hostilities alternate energy supplies "It's partly because ol the are interested in local issues Green schools by backing perhaps rationing could THE CLEAREST point to from coal, nuclear reactors result league's history." said and the next year you are three tax levies. It also has emerge so far was that the and other sources. President Kepke back to senators and worked to bring about new new war probably would Nixon said the Arabs had no The league, founded in congressmen." city charters, better health There are strong change the politics of oil. stranglehold on the United 1920. grew out of the The league is a nonprofit, services and modern sewage pressures on the Arabs to Before the renewed war. States because of these Woman's Suffrage volunteer and nonpartisan systems. tread carefully before diplomats and oil company alternative energy sources. Movement. Its main purpose organization. "We never unleashing the oil weapon officials in Europe. America However, the supply was to help the newly support candidates, but we By the third day of the war, and the Middle East situation has changed, since Besides taking stands on enfranchised woman do support issues," Kepke there was still no sign of any generally agreed the Arab the United States last year issues, the group offers a execute her vote to the said. plan by the major Middle oil weapon was a long-term ceased being self-sufficient fullest voter service which East producers to cut off oil problem in oil and became a major THE LEAGUE, operating provides nonpartisan Now in its 22nd year, the on local, state and national altogether as they did for The danger point was seen importer league still is looking after information on candidates levels, deals with several and ballot issues, those who just got the right issues at a tune After an to vote or who want to use encourages registration and Hitler's car may tour for charity issue has been chosen, it voting on an informed basis their vote wisely. undergoes extensive study WHEN THE UNIVER- and sets up meetings for and group discussion. The LANCASTER. Pa (API - ment park near here, pur- Auto Show was a 1964 Lin- SITY'S Office of Voter candidates. league must reach a Adolph Hitler's special chased the car last year in coln Continental, the last Awareness began, the group consensus and develop a touring car was purchased Phoenix and displayed it at personal car used by late served as advisors. "Since Kepke said the league is position statement before for 1176.000 yesterday by the park President John F Kennedv we were aware ol what the action is taken. not a bridge playing, coffee drinking group "The league two St. Louis nu ,i who said Also auctioned off at the It went for $12,500 to Charles laws were we just provided The league's 1972-74 Hershey Antique and Classic Wood of Lake George. N Y tbe information students doesn't get together to talk they planned to use it to national program includes promote Jewish charities needed to know." Kepke about the children or family environmental quality, throughout the nation said human resources, problems It just fulfills its Application deadline tomorrow The league read through international relations and purpose ol promoting active Robert M Pass, owner of the petty, detailed voting representative govern- and informed participation MawapfcsSS by OorM J. fvtkm Passport Classics and Pass- for Sub-budget Council posts regulations and issued ments of citizens in government," port Ltd , and Walter Klein, she said Sue Chapman, senior (Id.), can smile en a dry Application deadline fur positions on Sub-budget Council clarifying statements on The Ohio Constitution, his insurance man. bought has been extended until Opm tomorrow the car for $1,000 more than afternoon as srw paert upwards through a hole in The council is responsible for allocating the general fee the ceiling of an abandoned house in Wood the auction price of the fund to campus organizations requesting money Their County. But on a rainy day, her smile might be Bonnie and Clyde'' death recommendations must go through the Budget Council ami car in July dampened by a typical Bowling Green downpour the Board of Trustees for final approval Pass said they have been Mark Walker. Student Body Organization iSBO "BUYING STEREO trying to obtain the 1940-41 chairperson of the council screening committee, said the Mercedes-Benz touring car deadline was extended because he has received only 30 for the past 10 years. applications Last year. 80 students applied, he said. Earl Clark, owner of the Students can obtain applications in the Student Activities EQUIPMENT SOON?" Dutch Wonderland Amuse- Office. 405 Student Services Bldg FRO/A find out what's what SB0

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By Tetry Rjraa lost some of their appeal. faculty members and inter- Miami University ment is down in social IMM Preee Writer Beer bathes, business viewed students in class- "That changed my mind sciences, education and Che careers and backpacks are rooms, coffee shops, dorms about a lot of things Kids humanities, all job-short An old image has returned in style. and libraries. Among other are tired of beating their fields Business admini- to the nation's college things, they found heads against the wall stration departments, campuses this tall Students CALL IT realism or call it -Security has become a "We want to do our thing, shunned in the age of com- are mainly concerned about copout, but there Is a major problem even at the get our degrees and get the mitment, have returned to grades and jobs, and admini- widespread feeling that the most ivory towered hell out of here.'' favor Louisiana State Uni- strators about maintaining campus is not the place to campuses Bicycle thefts Such practical goals as versity reported an increase standards and paying the right the world's wrongs. are rampant Rape and the jobs and careers have re- from 350 to 600 students in bills The thought was anathema fear of rape are real placed Utopian ideals as the its law enforcement major. Three years into the 1970s, to activists of recent concerns at some schools major pursuits of most the flamboyance of the last vintage WITH BUSINESS careers students Grades-good coming back into vogue, decade has been almost College presidents, -DANCES AND dating grades-are the key. completely shadowed by a recently wrapped up in have reappeared as big time many companies that spirit of practicality But it building takeovers, now face "GOOD GRADES help curtailed recruiting during social activities At the Uni- you get a good job It gives the protest era are returning is not necessarily a throw- increasingly severe money versity of Kentucky, stu- you a foot in the door.'' said back to an earlier age problems brought on by dents gathered for a football to campus to recruit Iresh lower enrollments higher Robert Anderson, a student fodder for the management From Boston to Berkeley, rally complete with bonfire at Drake University in Iowa. undergraduates are flocking costs and diminished and cheers. Frisbees. films training mill Corporate re- Reacting to the academic cruiters already have to courses that look good to government and private and pinb.ilI machines are leniency of recent years, corporate recruiters. Many support. prime pastimes. scheduled 23S recruiting professors are making those days at the University of are grinding for the grades Many schools have cut -Booze is big and drug use good grades harder to get that will open the doors of faculty, dropped courses and Arizona, up from 211 in all of has diminished Many Students report tougher last year. increasingly selective grad- reduced services to make students are reaching for a assignments and tougher uate schools. ends meet. Medical and law schools can of beer instead of a pill grading, and they are are the new mecca of Hair is shorter, clothing Associated Press or a joint when it's time to combined with a flannel speed " - is popular at exam grade school during the civil apparently right dressier and the days of reporters went to 20 schools relax "It's cheaper and it's shirt and hiking boots. But tune, (or academic reasons academia. Even second- rights movement and passed "The thrust of academic rank professional schools protests consigned to around the country during legal.' said Tom Helmer. a knit slacks and a pressed Alcohol has been restored through high school during standards committees memory. Off-campus apart- the first weeks of classes shirt no longer make a man to primacy Beer is a daily have been inundated with student at Bowie State the headline days of student recently was to find new literally scores of applicants ments, pass-fail courses and They talked with admini- College near Baltimore an arch conservative Some staple, by the keg. the six- activism Most participated ways to give a student a out-and-out freakiness have strators, drank coffee with women have even been seen pack, or the stein On- for every available space, -The self-segregation only via television, but they good grade We went to all and still they come blacks imposed on them- wearing skirts and dresses. campus bars have pro- did react to those events sorts of extremes." said liferated as slates lower the "We held an evening Women's film festival Friday selves at many schools Linton Thorn, a professor meeting for potential pre- appears to be waning MARIJUANA IS simply a legal drinking age "I LIVED 10 minutes and special assistant to the Bourbon, vodka and fla- med students where we A women's liberation film festival featuring both Demands for black-only fact of life at most schools. from Kent State and was a president at Hofstra Uni- expected SO to 100 people." dorms are few and all-black It's there, people use it. and vored wines have their ad- senior in high school when versity on Long Island. NY professional and amateur films will be presented Friday at herents, but tequila has said Stephen J Trach- 7p.m in 115 Educ Bldg tables in cafeterias are less that's that A certain per- the shootings happened.'' "Prom what I've seen, it's tenberg. a Boston University The festival, sponsored by an English 200, Women in frequent However, the centage of students continue emerged as the new campus said Scott Anderson, student going the other way now ." dean. "About 400 showed Literature class, and an experimental studies class, are increasing minority enroll- to use harder drugs, but drink "We can't keep it on government president at Across the country, enroll- up." free and open to the public ment at large state schools widespread experimenting the shelves. ' said a clerk in Susan Cornillon. teaching fellow in English, said the films has generated tension in has declined Supplies are the Harvard l*rovision l'o.. a "have never before been seen in this part of the country " some campus towns tight, quality poor and many dispensary near the Cam- She emphasized that many of the films are amateur Fashions also have students do believe that LSD bridge campus Senate to hold hearings efforts at depicting the situation of women in society changed Blue jeans remain causes birth defects and The present campus standard issue, often speed kills Amphetamines - generation toddled off to on shie Id law proposals J & G Pizza & Restaurant j_^ WORLDLY GOODS COLUMBUS (API - The Senate Judiciary Ohio now has a law protecting newsmen The Best Pizza \^lT^Ty BOWl INO ORBBN, OHIO Committee will hold hearings in Cleveland from revealing their sources but Gillmor N*l Issdng cleaner today on shield law' proposals protecting said it doesn't go far enough in view of U.S. & Greek Food In Town: newsmen and on probate court reforms bills Supreme Court decisions on similar laws open 7.30am.to9:00pm Open Hours 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. The hearings will gel under way at 9 30 elsewhere Mon thru Fn OVER 2,000 PAIRS am in the board of education building, the Another shield proposal to be aired is in the Fri, Sat. til 2:00 a.m. loniiiiitlee chairman. Sen Paul E. Uillmor form of a constitutional amendment that MY CLEANING: OF EARRINGS IK-2 Port Clinton I said. would go into effect only if voters approved. in by 10:00 A.M. 440 E. COURT ST. - RIGHT ACROSS c The shield law bill would strengthen Ohio's Most legislators, including the main out by 4:00 P.M FROM THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. 95 a pair present law protecting newsmen It would sponsor. Sen. Harry Meshel (D-33 expand the protection to keep reporters from FOR CARRY OUT — 353-8563 On T.O.'s Corner Youngstownl. have recently agreed that it The place to send revealing their sources or turning over notes probably would not be the best approach. The out your wash or photos in court actions House recently rejected a similar proposal. Both probate court reform measures are shirts. THERE HAS BEEN an indication, aimed at simplifying procedures dealing T.O.'S CAMPUS CORNER however, it maybe amended to withhold such with estates, eliminating a lot of the Across From Kohl Hall protection in instances where a reporter was necessary legal action and expenses required a witness to a murder or other major crimes. when a husband or wife dies without a will. NAPOlfON tO IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR Ambulance services certified "Everything For Your Everyday Needs" Dr. John W. ('ashman, dir- vices last spring This was in ambulance services through ector of the Ohio Depart- accordance with the a voluntary certification 110 E. Napoleon ment of Health, announced National Highway Safety program, according to Dr. 353-8212 MILK BREAD BEER yesterday that the Bowling Act which requires states to ('ashman. Green Kire Department develop laws regulating Don Coffin. EMS Certifi- recently was awarded s'ate emergency ambulance cation Officer for the Ohio Certification ci tiieir services. Department of Health, said emergency ambulances In order to qualify for this the voluntary certification system certification, an Emergency program gives ambulance Ohio's Emergency Ambulance Service must services throughout Ohio Medical Services Co- meet certain EMS require- time to upgrade services GREAT ARTISTS GREAT MUSIC ordination Program (EMS) ments set by the Depart- and correct deficiencies so Toledo Symphony began a voluntary certifi- ment of Health. they comply with national cation program for The department's purpose standards should a law be Bruno Rigutto, Pianist Orchestra BRAHMS emergency ambulance ser- is to upgrade emergency passed October 12/13/14 Symphony No. 1 S<»rjfe Fournier, .Music Director Alicia de Larrocha, Pianist Subscription Series 1973/74 MUSSORGSKY/RAVEL November 16/17 Pictures at an Exhibition Janos Starker, Cellist WEBER December 7/8/9 Oberon Overture Jean-Pierre Rampal, Flutist CHOPIN (f|) "Vassarette January 11/12 Piano Concerto No. 2 Celebration Concert MAHLER February 8/9'10 Symphony No 5 Yehudi Menuhin, Violinist BEETHOVEN March 15/16 Symphony No 2 >.. Jorge Bolet, Pianist MENDELSSOHN April 12/13 Violin Concerto

All-Strauss Concert "SUNDAYS AT 3" STRAUSS Q May 10/11/12 Also Sprach 2arathustra Four Sunday afternoon concerts, with commentary by Maestro Fournier and Or Boris Nelson will be performed at the Peristyle on Oct. 14. Dec. 9. Feb 10 and May 12

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The Student Body Organi- Council and the Panhellenic to ask for a donation for the is* Walsh, farm** Wad Council are distributing drive." be said. sation (SBO) ii doing guitarist with Th. everything It can to raiae pledge cards to each When the SBO sponsors Jamas Gang, | money for the Crusade of fraternity and sorority "Historical Dimey Day" in Mercy drive. Dennis Grady, requesting a donation of 825 the Cardinal Room. Union. SBO coordinator of itate and each. Grady said. some of the proceeds will be •e MO y*e* Satweaay community affairs, said "We (SBO) are contacting given to the Crusade of night in Andarton yesterday. all services organizations Mercy, Grady said. "Dimey Ar.no WWh Wotah was The Interfraternity with monev in their budgets Day" will be held from 2-5 h» n»w back-up araup, p.m. on Oct. 1». ■oWfWraCfWI* •fMMftd Youths plead innocent •y flW UftfoMl AcTtiYltMt "Last year we sold beer Orgoni lotun. th* HOUSTON (API-The two were arraigned separately for a dime a glass. This year nnnrt obe f«—wr»d youths accused in the in the courtroom heavily we will be selling it for 15 Houston sex mass murders guarded by deputy sheriffs. cents with the extra nickel reatners tttcn. pleaded innocent yesterday Henley is charged with six going to the drive." to the charges and were counts of murder and bound over for trials early Brooks with four in the "We sold over a 1,000 next year. homosexual mass murders glasses last year, and this Elmer Wayne Henley. 17. of 27 teen-aged males over year we are hoping to do and David Brooks. 18. (he last several years in the even better," Grady said. entered the pleas at their Houston area. Both SBO also has canisters arraignments before answered "not guilty" as placed around campus "so District Court Judge (he judge read each of the students can make donations William Hatten. indictments to them. The of their pizza money" to the Hatten set trial dates of pleas were the only words Walsh, Barnstorm 'restrained' campaign, Grady said. Jan. 14 for Henley and the defendants spoke Anyone wishing to make a March 4 for Brooks They By David Faaaray really eiisi any more, of with The James Gang, The closest he ever came to drawn on Barnstorm s contribution of over f 10 can course. Joe Walsh, the Walsh. Saturday, played a letting loose was on the renditions of standard contact the SBO office. 414 The James Gang was guitarist and vocalist who superbly controlled guitar. band's two encore numbers. James Gang material such Student Services Bldg. never a very hard-driving defined the band's identity, His style was restrained and "Rock Me" and "Funk 40," as "Tend My Garden." WORLDLY GOODS Grady said that even band. Their sound was joined that happy-go-lucky economic. I don't believe I and neither of these showed WALSH'S TALENT. 90) HAST WOOBTBR ST. though the campaign usually laid back, with just fraternity of musicians who heard one extraneous note a tremendous amount of however, is unquestionable BOWLINO OWN, OHM officially ends Oct. 24. enough funk to make it light have found peace in the the whole evening energy His ability alone made contributions will be and bouncy. mountains and burdened the All of Walsh's guitar lines BARNSTORM ITSELF Barnstorm thoroughly accepted after that date The James Gang doesn't listening public with were melodic, fluid and was a simple reflection of enjoyable, if not unlimited variations of the hauntingly like the human its leader I felt that the particularly inspiring insipid play on words, "high voice. Even his use of such band was there solely to The concert opened with Smoking Accessories - FEATURING - in the Rocky Mountains '' electronic devices as provide a background for what seemed to me to be an While up in the mountains. echoplex and wah-wah Walsh's guitar. Thus, it interminable set by a band Walsh put together a new embellished their plaintive seemed to play with the called Featherstitch. It Closest Head Shop to Campus Char Broiled Steaks and band called "Barnstorm." human quality. same restraint that Walsh displayed the uncanny Chops Last Saturday evening, be This is an ability that I displayed. ability to synthesize early Full Course Family brought this ensemble to have seen in few guitarists Musical interplay was Uriah Heep. and late Jethro Dinner Anderson Arena for Bowling kept to a minimum, and the 12 VARIETIES Most seem to think that fire Tull into original material Canterbury Inn Green's first major concert and speed are the ultimate organ, piano, bass and that went nowhere PANCAKES It WAF- of the year. demonstrations of skill on drums just provided a tight, However, the band's FLES Presents WALSH HASN'T changed the instrument solid foundation on which drummer was excellent. I Open Taes. thru Sat. much since his days with the Although I think such an Walsh danced with his also felt the band showed 7:30-1 James Gang. He still is an attitude is nonsense. I do guitar lines. strength and ability as its 3 for 1 Sundays 7:30 - 7:00 impressive musician. The feel that a good- rock Although this arrange- musicians played together 112 EAST WOOSTKR Who's Peter Townsend once guitarist should show some ment provided some fine tightly. BANQUET ROOM called Walsh America's best ability to really kick out. It music, I could not help but Featherstitch might have on Wednesday guitarist. Seeing Walsh is here only that I was compare it negatively with some potential if it finds a NOON SPECIALS DAILY Saturday. I couldn't help but disappointed in Walsh's The James Gang Such com- way to substitute true 3 for 1 and 2 for 1 agree with Townsend-to a playing parison was especially inventiveness for pretense point. He played with laid-back on Thursday As he did when he was reserve the entire evening Where's the puzzle? Tuba concert to feature sonata Plus Live Band Just in case you're wondering, we haven't given up Ivan Hammond, assistant Moore, bassoon; Richard printing crossword puzzles in the News We're just HAPPY HOURS FRI. 2-6 professor of performance Ciollai i. piano; and Mary out of them studies and tubist at the Uni- Woehr. junior (Mus.). a per- Friday and Saturday versity School of Music, will formance studies major General Features Corp.. the syndicate that sends us present a concert at 8 p.m. Included in the concert the puzzles, somehow dropped the News from last Entertainment Nightly tomorrow in the Recital will be Mozart's Sonata. week's mailing list Hall, School of Music Bldg K.V. 292. Quinte Bicinie. and But have faith At this very moment tbey are Hammond will be joined Three Songs, both by Rodger speeding their way to us through the U.S. Postal in the program by music Vaughan. Service, and barring more than usual delays, they faculty members Virginia The concert is free and should be here shortly Starr, soprano. Robert open to the public.

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There's an old cliche that MILES was credited with did not realize they were were honored as recipients the goal of a rookie or the in- goes something like tour yards after running an sitting in on history. The of the treasured hardware itiative of a veteran to be as this...'• It came and it went." off tackle play which gave thought may have dawned Now to make a point good and even better as tie Never did a prophecy have hun 2.565 yards, breaking on them after the clear. I'm not taking man before him. And let's nore meaning than after the the 2.564-yard mark held by excitement of the comeback anything away from Wottle face it. those records are the Falcons' exciting 49-35 Kred Durig for the past 22 finally registered on the because he is one of Ule Uni- symbol of achievement. matinee come-from-behind years scoreboard versity's most outstanding Paul Miles has achieved win over arch-rival Toledo The only semblance of athlete But both Wottle and many goals in his three-year University-step four in recognition granted the feat I PERSONALLY was Miles have broken school stint as a Falcon. His team BG's quest for the Mid was an announcement over looking for a big production records and will be re- mates, coaches and associ- American Conference the PA system with the of some kind after Miles membered for their aUiletic ates know how hard he has (MAO championship. game still in progress and broke the record. A pause in ability worked to capture the What came and went the Ka Icons driving for a the action for the pre- This is why there should Cadillac'' of BG football seemed to elude clearly a first down sentation of the ball to have been a little more records. large portion of the 22.684 What surprised a lot of Miles a ten minute stand- pomp and circumstance for All the hard work did net patrons who got their people was the fact there ing ovation the works Miles after he broke the go completely unnoticed money's worth and plus was no other form of And it was a little dis- rushing mark. however, as there was a some during an afternoon recognition for a player who appointing to see the lack of Ah. those cherished handful of fans who did dedicated to our country and has been giving his all for attention and appreciation records who's owners are stand to give Miles a very the reunion of the 1948 two years and who in forwarded Miles for. break- legends in their own time. appreciative standing undefeated Falcon football probably off to one of the ing a record which may Their marks are not easily ovation before the next play team. best starts in his collegiate stand under his name for 22 erased from the minds of was run. The "it" that I'm refer- career years or more their followers who do not ring to is the career rushing After four games this If my memory serves me want to see a hero's accomp- The sports staff of the BG mark BG tailback Paul year. Miles has rushed for correctly, there was a lot of lishment take a step down News would like to take Miles broke on his first run 532 yards, a lofty 133 yards a attention given Dave Wottle the ladder of excellence. time out and salute you Paul from scrimmage as he game average He has six after he won a gold medal at But there is one thing Miles on your achievement topped the echelon of past games left and is well on his the I'.'i'".' summer Olympics about records that will of becoming BG's greatest great Falcon runners. way to joining the exclusive which he justly deserved for always be in the world of rusher. But the strange thing 1.000-yard club for the third his tremendous efforts on sports until infinity. They about the breaking the straight year. the track at Munich and here are made to be broken and Although the tribute may record was as cleai as the But what significance do at BG as well. can make a player great, not hold as much weight as jets that soared over Perry statistics really play, to say good or even mediocre. some of the more prominent Field during the playing of the least for cherished DURING the halftime of awards, it's our way of the National Anthem...It records? last year's Kent State game PLUS, records always will saluting a truly great came and it went Maybe fans in the stadium Wottle and Gerald Tinker be vulnerable because it's athlete —**•

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NEW YORK (AP) - A it- Rose, whose fight with catcher Johnny Bench. after Row tried to break up about the fans." cans, soda bottles, flashlight lent Pete Rose Milked in the New York shortstop Bud "He's never backed down a doable play with a hard batteries and a whisky trainers room and an Harrelson sparked a from anything in his life, but slide. ANDBMON referred to bottle-were thrown at Rose, outspoken Sparky Anderson wholesale brawl between I guess he feels the less said, "There's nothing to talk some debris-throwing barely missing him talked B feet away In his the teams, hid from the better." a bout aa far as the fight was people In left field, who "I can't believe anybody office after a chaotic, fist newsmen In the Cincinnati Anderson was not so re- concerned. It was just one of showered Rose when be took would throw a whisky bottle fight-filled National League clubhouse after the Mets M served. He talked- and those things," said a grim bis position in the sixth at a player...I simply can't Playoff game between the victory. talked plenty-abont toe Anderson, the Reds' inning directly after the believe It," Anderson said, Cincinnati Reds and New "PETE'S not proud of the incidents that followed the manager. "Let's not talk brawl. shaking his head "They're York Mets yesterday. fight," said Cincinnati free-for-all near second base about the players-let's talk Several objects-beer selling tickets to insane people." Anderson refused to leave hi* men on the field after the objects came sailing out of BG defense sparkles in 2-0 win Uw Shea Stadium stands.

By Jim Maagene Miami did not run all over from forward Tim Davis to Senior goalie Gary Pal- the BG soccermen displayed Assistant Sports Editor BG, they weren't totally out- Warren Heede. In second misano, who garnered nil its finest defensive showing O's rained classed either. half action Davis again first shutout of the year, of the young season. With 56 The red-hot Falcon BG's head coach Mickey assisted on the goal, this credited the win with good shots, the highest total this booters continued their win- Cochrane called the Red- time booted in by Jan defense. year, the Falcons were too OAKLAND (AP) - A post- ning ways Friday as they skins "the best Miami team Fedorcak much for the freshman- season weather jinx hit the pounded out a 2-0 win over we've ever played." Cochrane wasn't happy Of the first three games dominated Miami squad Oakland Athletics again Miami. The Falcons had a little with the team's lack of the Falcons have played, yesterday when Joe Cronin The undefeated Falcons trouble getting untracked offensive punch. "We've got they have avenged only their The Falcons lay their J-0 postponed the third game of may have been a bit sur- offensively. BG picked up its to go with a different type regular season loss of last record on the line Wednes- their American League play- prised by the poise of the first goal late in the first offense, instead of going year (Kent) and one of the day as they entertain the offs against the Baltimore young Redskin team. While half on a right side pass straight up the middle." ties (Miami). Broncos of Western Michi- Orioles because of rain-and gan at 3:30 p.m. Admission It made A's owner Charles With over 200 onlookers. is free. O. Finley angry Nawraahaf ■ ay aacocm Ofila The BG NeWr« Tri-coptain Warren Heads gots a well-cleservad drink of water after scaring BG's first goal in Saturday's 2-0 soccer win ever Miami. *» PORTS M Tuesday. October 9, 1973 •ogee SUPPORT Falcon harriers second in OU meet YOUR LOCAL

DuGarfleld 17-34. and Kent, 23-32 Bruce Vermilyea and three- comparable to the Falcon Central Michigan. TV two Assistant Sports Editor However, the Falcon year veteran Rick home course...the BGSU squads will be paired in a slriders were dumped. 21-34. Schnittker Golf Course dual meet. This will be the Craig Macdonald, Bowling by the Skins Only the course will be Falcons final dual meet of CAT\ DOG Green's All-American cross- This weekend, the Falcon BG's advantage, as the op- the season country runner, won his first "We stayed together lor harriers put their three position will make obtaining Standing 3-4 on the year, if HOUSE race of the season, taking about half of the race." said straight Notre Dame their fourth straight title the Falcon harriers should -BUYAP/ZZA- the six mile Ohio University coach Mel Brodt, "but we Invitational crowns on the seem slim. lose to the Chippewas, coach Invitational Saturday, at the broke up after that point in line against MAC-powers Macdonald. fifth in last Brodt will have suffered his Athens Country Club course the race." Ball State and Eastern year's Irish run. will be one first losing season since 1960 Michigan, along with Big of the favorites, along with when he arrived here from Winning the six-mile event Besides Macdonald. this Ten power Wisconsin. Eastern's Gordon Minty the high school ranks in in 28:46, eleven seconds week on coach Brodta BG's success at the ND At the same time as the Cleveland But CMl) is no ahead of his nearest com- improvement list includes Invite can be attributed to Notre Dame Invitational. threat, and a victory is petitor, Mike Irmen of Kent freshman Mike Ruffatto. the course which is flat, BG will be head to head with assured. State. Macdonald showed a who could be the future preview form of what to Wottle, Sink or Macdonald expert next month when OU In addition to Ruffatto, boats the Mid-American Brodt saw improvement in ON OCTOBER 9, % OF ALL SALES AT Conference (MAC) "Drivers now being hired to meet increasing championships on the same delivery requirements. Wages plus com- course. m ss glHCOHCWT^I mission. As a team, BG took a ■ ».-

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