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An Independent Bowling Green. Ohio Student Friday. January JO. 1976 Voice THe BG news Volume 59/Numhcr 63 Simon criticizes trade restrictions WASHINGTON (API - Treasury IN THE HOUSE, forma Banking Secretary William Simon said Committee chairman, Wright Patman yesterday the United Slates probably (D-Tex.I told the compliollei of the is losing more than SI billion in currency that he should icsign to business with the Soviet Union improve public confidence in the because of trade restrictions imposed nation's banking system. by Congress The coniptiollei. J.inies Smith, said He specifically mentioned the 1974 lie would considei the suggestion He Trade Act making trade concessions said latei he had no intention of with Russia dependent on increased resigning. Jewish emigration from the Soviet The exchange came at a Union. subcommittee heating on pioposed revamping of the financial regulatory "MY CONTACTS with Sonet agencies • leaders and with American businessmen during the past year have PATMAN SAID he had nothing firmly convinced me that it is in our personal against Smith but thought n interest to find a way to unblock these was "the pooresl kind of public policy impediments to increased trade," foi regulators to be appointed out of Simon told the Senate Finance the industry which llicv arc supposed Committee. Andrea Pierce, freshman (A&S). and Betsy the fields are useful for more than just fall and spring lo be regulating " Homonnay, freshman I \\S). practice their ice sports. (Newsphoto by Mindy Milligan) Sen. Abraham Rihicoff, (IM'onn.) Smith had been a lobbyist foi the Land slide skating skills on the intramural fields, proving that said he saw no indications thai American Banking Association when Congress was willing to back oil from he entered the rreasury Department its stand designed to force Moscow to during the Nixon administration He permit more Jews to emigrate to other later was named comptroller. lands Elsewhere, President foul's top Morocco claims desert victory The secretary said there have been budget officei defended Ihe slight incieases in the rate of administration's 1977 budget against RABAT, Morocco (API - Morocco guerrillas of the Algerian backed hundred thousand unarmed civilians Ihe official Algerian News Agency emigration allowed by the Soviets,bul congiession.il criticism that it would claimed yesterday to have captured Polisario Front which favois on a march lo the Spanish Sahara. said in Algieis that its force! withdrew that it was not possible to say if this case neither unemployment not the Spanish Sahara desert area where it independence for the Spanish Sahara. Military sources in Pans earlier "after they admirably carried out their constituted a new trend. inflation. battled with Algeria for three days, yesterday reported intense fighting mission." Simon also said, "we have had many taking 11)I Algenan prisoners m all. SPAIN IS turning over I lie between Morocco and Algeria, laying THE MOROCCANS said they had Indications that the lack of official "WE BELIEVE n addresses both," Algeria announced its forces "have I 05,000-square-mile mineial-rieh they used tanks and heavy artilllcry in captured "important quantities" of credits from the United States is James I yrip, directoi of the Office of withdrawn in good order." territory which it has held since 1KX4 the hleak. freezing desert aiea. heavy equipment, Including artillery, causing the USSR, and some of Iheii Management and Budget, told the There was no independent to Morocco and Mauritania on Feb. The fighting has been reported in mortals and giotind-to-aii missiles. Fasten! European countries to direct House-Senate Joint h'conomic verification of Ihe claims. An official 2X. The two countries My they have communiques from Algiers and Rabat The Moroccans took 72 prisoners then purchases elsewhere." Committee, statement in Rabat said the legion of lustorial claims to the land which with no information from the scene. yesterday, including iwo officers, the He said the President'; $3*>4 billion Anighala. 175 miles southwest of the Algeria oppose. The Spanish reached but foreign ministry officials in Paris Rabat communique said, lighting "THE MAJOR European countries budget request is designed to stimulate Algerian herder, had been "cleansed of their decision in November after King said they look the communiques continued until early in the morning and Japan have agreements with the private industry into providing jobs foi all rebel elements," a reference lo Hassan II of Morocco sent several seriously. before the Polisario rebels suffered USSR, under which MO billion of the unemployed. "several dozen killed" and resistance government hacked credits will be collapsed. available to finance export sales lo the DEMOCRATS on the committee THE ALGERIANS claimed that Soviet Union." he said. complained that ihe budget does not Ownership sparks questions when fighting started Tuesday in the Government hacked credits boost call for any additional public service Anighala area, its forces were merely export sales by permitting linns to sell jobs to ease unemployment. carrying food and medicine to Sahara to foreign nations on credit. If the Lynn said the administration hoped on clearing airport runways refugees. But the Moroccans said the foreign nation fails to pay its bill, the to stimulate the private scctoi into Algerian soldiers came from Ihe 41st home government of the seller pays providing the needed jobs to restore Infantry battalion. the tab. lull employment. By BUI Van Kirk roads, but this does not include the aircraft which use the airport are airport, even though it is under lease aluminum. Who ii responsible for clearing the by the county. He said cinders or a type of runways at the Wood County Airport O'Haver said the University has fertilizer called urea are the only on bast Poc Road when a snow or ice "disowned" the airport. materials that can IK used on the storm hits the area' "Sometimes the city will clear the runways. Apparently no one. runways out of the goodness ol their O'Haver said that last Jan. 26 was The University owns the airport hearts, but that's the only clearing that the first time the airport was land and buildings, but according to gets done." O'Haver said. completely unalbc to operate because airport director Robert O'Haver. in The airport could organize a crew to of runway conditions. February 197.'. an act was passed in clear the runways in the event of a bad But several student pilots have said the state legislature which allowed the winter storm, but there is a lack of that on certain occasions they are not University to lease the airport to Wood necessary equipment. able to fly because they don't have the County. "WE NEED some money from experience to land on a runway when the University to buy used equipment, it is in poor condition. HOWEVER, the county refuses to such as a snow plow." O'Haver said. O'Haver said every pilot in the area clear the arrport runways. "We also need our own truck. We could be affected by the situation at "We don't clear any airports." said were supposed to get a truck from the Wood County Airport. He said 40 Wood County Road Superintendent County, but we never did." airplanes are based at the airport and Norman Marsh. He said the Wood O'Haver said salt cannot be used to 123 persons are enrolled in flying County Highway Department is melt ice on the runways because it school. Transient pilots must also be responsible for clearing main county corrodes aluminum, and most of the considered, he added. Charges against officer dropped Voting case dismissed By Kevin McCray had been charged with two counts of 1975 by the Civil Service Commission. Staff Reporter voting in the wrong precincts in the Former mayor Charles Bartlett then general elections of November. 1974 fired Votava on Dec. 31, 1975, the last Felony charges against city police and 1975.' day of Bartlett's term of office, for Sgt. Thomas Votava were dropped County prosecutor Daniel Spitler Votava's voting in the 1974 election. yesterday by the county prosecutor made the dismissal request to Judge Bartlett said the Civil Service during a preliminary hearing in Richard Dunipace. Commission's reinstatement order was Municipal Court. based only on the 1975 illegal voting. Votava. of 1304 Sand Ridge Rd., THE PROSECUTION entered into the proceedings copies of the minutes LAST WEEK the Civil Service of Votava's hearings before the Wood Commission heard an appeal on the County Board of Elections and the firing and unanimously voted to Weather Bowling Green Civil Service reinstate Votava a second time, again Commission. with full back pay. Light snow likely today. Highs Robert Maurer, attorney for Betty Cooke, commission in the mid to upper 20s. Fair and Votava, said he is now requesting that chairman, said the city failed to cold tonight Lows about 10. the charges against his client be prove that Votava intentionally voted Partly cloudy tomorrow with a stricken from the records. illegally. chance of snow flurries. Highs in Votava was suspended from the Votava lives just outside the city the upper 20s. Probability of Landing an airplane can become an overly exhilerating experience when the runway force Dec. II, 1975 after a police limits, but had admitted to voting in inow 70 per cent today and 20 Ice landing is covered with hazardous ice and snow. (Newsphoto by Dan Feicht) department investigation. He was the city. Maurer said no criminal per cent tonight reinstated with full back pay Dec. 29, intent was involved. Page 2/The BG Newt. Friday, Jinuary 30. 1976 eDITGRiaLS logic loses out again <• ' ■ 11II I II
WASHINGTON - Larry McDonald, to fighting in Europe and tac nukes. patriotism. Left, right and center, the Birch Society Democratic Bye-bye world. businessmen, intellectuals, artists, education comes first congressman from Georgia, suggested With formulations like this it's only scientists, labor leaders and politicians on the floor of the House the other in the millisecond between the great are revelaed to be on the pad. to be Recent actions by state leaders demonstrate that they are day that the National Caucus of Labor fireball and death that one can say. phonies, fakirs and fronts. sacrificing the quality of higher education at state universities to Committees might be a nest of East "Damn! Those crazy commie kids The deception has been so massive satisfy less essential state needs. German agents. Most people on the were right." and so pervasive that it has brought on In a move that could hurt many state-supported schools, the Left would probably call the Caucus a an epistcmological ensis. That's far legislature temporarily detained funds appropriated for new buildings collection of Marxist loony tunes. NEVERTHELESS what we've more serious than putting exploding and other capital improvement projects at state universities, Caucus cadres, as the Caucusoids learned the last few years about the clams in Fidel's bouillabaisse. What these smug maniacs like Braden have including here. They said the cutbacks were necessary to help pay for call each other in traditional way governments conduct their affairs should tell us not to completely done is to impair our ability to think the new State Office Tower in downtown Columbus. Communist nomenclature, have a economic concerns of the far Right. reputation for such noisy, Their views on inflation, the liquidity discount any accusation or prediction. or analyze politically. Fortunately for the University and its students, workers at the site uparliamentaiy behavior that they get crisis and the banking structure should Remember the CIA and Fidel Castro's of the partially-completed Alumni Center and planners of the tossed out of meetings on their pinky, not be too displeasing to Ronald whiskers? If nothing is as it seems, if no name proposed Recreation Center and Musical Arts Building stayed on the red eats, and, when they're not being Reagan's economic advisors, if he has Furthermore, the Caucusoids I've or label has any correspondence to job-despite pleas from the Ohio Contractors Association to stop dang outta . the hall, they're any. But then in some ways Marx was talked to aren't crazy. Young? Yes. function of the thing fot which it working until funds for the project are guaranteed by state officials. denouncing every famous face you see a classic free market man. Intense? Certainly, but still thinking stands, if the Communist Party is the- But how long will that last? on TV as CIA-Rockefeller-Nato, agents. In addition, the Caucusoids share within the parameters of real FBI. then why can't the FBI be the If that isn't bad enough, the governor already has announced an No Matter, what's interesting is the with the Real Right an absolute hatred possibilities as experience should have NKVD, which is really subordinate to across-the-board cut in state appropriations, including funds to state birth of a new, studiously Marxist, of Nelson Rockefeller, but in Bud taught us to define the possible. the Deuxieme Bureau, which has been universities. The result probably will be a rise in fees. Other Ohio avowedly pro-Russian entity made up Abbott-and-Lou Costello fashion they What's so crazy about Hilex-75. partially infiltrated by a temporary universities have already been hit with student fee increases, and it of mostly college-educated, young argue over whose devil he is. when you have a socialist chancellor of alliance of Maoists, gold bugs and Third World cartclists based in won't be long before the University follows suit. Americans. For the Real Right. Nelson is the Germany. Willy Brandt, who may have been a CIA operative, or you learn Tanganyika? The resulting increases in the cost of a collage education, which personification of the AS READERS of Marxist literature, Communist-Socialist Multinational that the Chinese and the Americans CUI hardly be blamed on the administration of a particular their prose style has suffered terribly, Corporate Conspiracy, while the are allied in Angola to fight the Logic and meaning depend upon university, will unquestionable overtax the resources of some college but they do attack current events with Caucusoids take Nelson to be the Russians and the whoevers? being able to define objects, people, students. an analytical intellectuosity that the leading figure in a Socialist-Multi- But way beyond that, a young political parties as being their own. It is too bad that our elected officials in Columbus cannot old New Left of the Sixties would national Corporate Conspiracy. person coming to political maturity in single thing and not something else. distinguish between necessary and wasteful expenditures of state have rejected as an offense against the 1975 finds nothing is as its labeled. If any thing can be any other thing, finances. irrational. JUST NOW the Caucusoids are very Tom Braden. former CIA high then no thing makes sense. The lying If the governor and state legislators truly want today's college The Caucusoids - they give worried about what they call Hilex-75. muckety-muck. tells on TV that his and betrayal and misrepresentation are students to receive a quality education, they cannot afford to scrimp themselves 1.000 hard-case members •- I gather this is a code name for the organization literally put up the being carried out on such a vast stage on essential appropriations. also end up sharing many of the RockefellerKissinger-Moynihan plan money to keep the Communist Party's that they have destroyed our faculty to forestall international financial newspaper. "The Daily Worker." from for distinguishing the possible from collapse and raw material strangulation folding. the impossible, the probable from the by the nations of the southern half of plausible. the globe. BUSINESSES that were thought to Did the FBI murder Martin Luther Hilex-75. as I understand it and I be privately owned, turn out to be King? Is Rockefeller a Kremlin agent don't, envisions a mountingly abrasive government-sponsored participants in or is the Kremlin a Rockefeller agent? and truculent diplomacy hy the NATO the opium trade. Now they tell us the Can Hilex-75 be found and stopped in powers leading.by the end of January. Mafia is a CIA cover story for time'' ford gains confidence
WASHINGTON-When Ronald between Mr. Ford and the campaign Reagan last fall first loomed as a staff. serious threat to President Ford's Morton believes he has reassured the nomination, a senior Ford advisor Federal Election Commission that his sought to lift the gloom atound the J.F. terHorst publicly-paid position will not make White House by observing that him any more political than the Reagan's entry in the Republican race congressional aides pushing the might be an asset to the Ford election chances of Democratic campaign. "Ronnie will nuke Jerry aspirants for the White House and look great." he predicted. lawmaker! seeking reelection. That hasn't quite happened yet. but social services to the state taxpayers at least the president is looking better has come in for sharp criticism around Wlule Mr. Ford is shying away from than he did two months ago. the country and in the key primary the hectic travel pace that earned him Reagan, the challenger, has been pui states of New Hampshire and Florida. much criticism last yeat. he on the defensive. His visionary His Social Security views seem scary to nonetheless plans three early trips to TENDER IF THOMAS RUNE HAD ANY GOOD ADVICE FOR LIVING ON A FIXED MOME...' proposal to shift $''0 billion in federal many over-50 voters. boost his candidacy. He will meet with the governor! and party officials of 13 NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS and states at the midwest GOP conference political cattoonisls have begun to in Detroit this coming weekend, tly to portray Reagan as the humbler now. New Hampshire for campaigning on not Ford And perhaps what's more Feb. 7 and 8. and to Florida for more Lerrers significant, the Reagan campaign of the same around Feb. 16. Tuesday, Feb. 17. There will be events played at midnight so the kiddies so it seems. How true is this organization seems to be sputtering a join in and every night except Friday. won't be exposed to that kind of advertising? It seems society responds bit. while the president's finally has MEANTIME. SPENCER and The main thing is, will your dorm brutality on television;" and the to the ideal and this ideal is often used gotten itself together. Morton have lined up an impressive list have a representative? Will your greek clinchet, "As long as the Steelers keep in order to reach the organizational It's still much too early to count of Republicans to boost the Ford be a superstar house have someone you can go and winning the Super Bowl, they should goal. This goal is to attract prospective Reagan out oi to suggest that Mr. Ford campaign in coming days. cheer on to victory in the evnets? And play the game within the stone walls members to the organization, and the is a shoo-in for the GOP convention San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson, new Sunday is the deadline for entries to what about you different of San Qucntin Prison." greek system at BGSU needs' this nod next August in Kansas City. Commerce Secretary Elliot the IIIM annual BGSU Supmtari departments? I'll bet if you all pitch The only slued of truth in the entire tesponse. Nonetheless, the polls and the Richardson, and Representative Paul Competition, From the response, you in. there will be someone who can play article is the Steelers will keep winning I respect all those who have taken political signs indicate that Mr. Ford (Pete) McCloskey. of California, will would expect (his upcoming attraction pool, bowl a decent game and shoot a the Super Bowl. The Steelers would do the risk and initiative to investigate an lias regained the momentum, thanks lo concentrate on New Hampshire. to be computable to a chess match. basketball? the Browns a favor by sending them organization and its structure. They Reagan, to the president's reappraisal Senators John Tower of Texas and Will your dorm, greek house, Let's make this first BGSU their highlights films to show them may have many faults, but thcte lies a of his own candidacy and to the Robert Griffin of Michigan, plus off-campus group or University Superstars a success-something that how a professional football team is purpose which is often over-shadowed emergence of Californian Stuart Treasury Secretary William Simon and department have a representative in other schools will want to copy. supposed to hit The Browns should be by the beer and pretty girls. That Spencer, and former Republican Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. will I Ins first Superstars'' NOTE: Entries are due Sunday. If the team that plays their television purpose concerns the individualistic Chairman Rogers Morton on the Ford seek to woo Florida conservatives !f you don't know what Superstars you didn't get an entry form, first see games at midnight because no one attainment of goals and aspirations. campaign team. away from Reagan. is, the following may aquaint you or your dorm hall director, greek watches television then and won't be EXCEPT FOR ONE fleeting With mote Ford endorsements and refresh your memory. ABC TV. a few president or department head. If you missing anything. If sports, sex and drinking is all one moment at the outset of his State of advocacy due soon from other years ago started a Supeisluis program still don't have an entry form, contact And as for the stone walls, I may seek or may obtain from an the Union address. Mr. Ford Republican leaders, it's increasingly in Rolondo. Ha., which featured Joyce Bresler, 405 Student Services consider that an accurate description organization, that I feel the true studiously refrained from smiling evident that the president finally has superstars from every American sport. 372-2951, or Dan Garfield. Alumni of Pittsburg offensive and defensive importance of the organization has not during nearly 50 minutes on the House discovered how to use his powers of (II Simpson. Franco Harris, and Phil House. 372-2186. for a form. lines, nothing gets in and nothing gets been achieved. This may sound like a rostrum. The following morning he incumbency to offset a Reagan Villapiano represented the football through. bunch of bull, but look at it impressively briefed the big Washington challenge that had seemed well-nigh wot Id. whereas John llavlecek Dan Garfield BGSU has a vety good journalism realistically. Isn't it the individual who ptess corps on the intricacies of the invincible eight weeks ago. represented the pro basketball circuit. 306 Kappa Sigma school. Coghlin. do yourself a favor cither winds or loses in relation to $304 billion budget, something no Indeed. Ford men now even dare The women goi involved also and and enroll. You need it. what an organization may have to president has done since Truman. think of stopping Reagan in New Mary Jo Peppier, Billie Jean King and offer? The day after that. Mr. Ford met Hampshire and Florida. others participated in sports other steelers reign John Johasky I be groups and organizations within for an hour with editors of New than theii professionally-participated 3l9Conklin this University should be viewed as Hampshire papers at the White House, ones. Ms. King couldn't participate in I am from Lower Burrell, Pa. and an assets to college life, rather than direct reviewing his budget plans again and tennis because that was her speciality. avid Pittsburg Steelers fan. All year competition to all of those who may making the point that his own social •me BG news Whereas the national and I've had to defend the Steelers against not be members. I agree Mr. ptoposals won't raise New Hampshire professional version of Superstars frats rebut taxes, while pledging that the big navy EDITORIAL STAFF snide and unture statements by McKnight. the picture does not ark tor mark h. p-ovar became popular, a collegiate version Cleveland Browns fans. This is in reply to Mr. McKiiight and exemplify the essentials to personal base at Portsmouth would not be managing aditor cart p. ramanaky has been proven successful also. At Because the Steelers play very his letter concerning the Kappa Sigma fulfillment. That is something found closed. •WM adilor mack n. dodoih othei campuses, for example, the -physical football, many people label it fraternity. I wish to say that I agree only through the individual and In these and other sessions, the asst. managing aditor lorraina I. ja mason response has been phenomenal. On the "dirty." The fact is that the Steelers related goals and experiences. message is obvious: "Mr. Nice Guy" is aditorial aditor isnat I. cordaro with the implications involving the makaup adilor norma a. itaala west coast, the program for college are very physical... and the world deceptions in the flyer, picturing the gone for the duration. Mr. Ford now is •pom aditor nch.rd d. rasa students was a success. Closer to home champions again. Yet all I hear from stylish, young man. I also feel that Bruce Bachtel determined to be publicly perceived as Photo adilor damsl1, faiont at Central Michigan, more than $3,000 Cleveland Browns fans is how great there are arc always to sides to any 1025 North Main Street a man big enough for the presidency. copy adilor wittiam p. taunrJart was raised for a Special Olympics in a iheir tern was decades ago. "Competency" is the operative BUSINESS STAFF story, so here is mine. business manaaar . . Isslis a rothanbarg campus-wide Superstars competition This may be true, I don't care. The word around the White House. The advartising managar gordon i. sayra last spring. The entry fee in that was fact is the Cleveland sports writers Advertising serves many purposes hope is that, by demonstration, he will salas manaaar j.'t r ay p. hannah SI00 and mostly intercollegiate have always been the worst in the and one of them involves persuasion. let's hear from you be regarded as more competent than athktes competed for the charity. business (just like the Browns the last Where can a line be drawn on how The BG News welcomes all letters to Reagan or any of the Democrats Tha BO Nam m uublishad Tuaadayt At BG. however, our Superstars is few years). much persuasion can be implemented seeking his job. dim Friday* during tha ragular school the editor and opinion columns Letters yoar. and onca a waak during tha ooen to all students faculty and staff. A recent article by Cleveland Plain by an individual or group of students? may comment on any other letter, aummar saauons. undar authority ol tha There is a SI 5 entry fee to cover costs Dealer writer Dan Coghlin ("Dirty I feel that the intention of most column or editorial. SIMULTANEOUSLY. MORTON Publicaiiont Committaa of Bowling such as tec shirts, trophies and a very Play Taints Steelers' Crown." Jan. 22) otganizations, is to attract the Letters should be a maximum ol 300 and Spencer have been designated as Oraan Stata Univartlty. special guest speaker who will be on is prime evidence. Even when the attention of those not interested in the words, typewritten. We ask that the de facto chiefs of the Ford Opinions ssrir assay ,n aditorial hand, Thursday, Feb. 19. during that Browns were winning, the Cleveland system. This type of persuasion columns be no more than lour typed campaign organization, calling the cartoora or othar column! In tha Nam do not nacaaaariry raflaet tha opinions of night's events. This Superstar guest, sports writers were losing. surrounds us every day and can be pages triple-spaced. important signals in place of national tha Umvariity Administration, (acuity or who will be revealed next week will In Ted Williams' autobiography, seen in magazines, on television and in The News maintains the right to edit chairman Howard (Bo) Callaway. staff or tha Stata of Ohio. Opinions also speak Friday, Feb. 20. But the big ("My Turn at Bat")' he names the the products we endorse. all submissions that exceed these whose foot-in-mouth tendencies have aaprssssd by columnists do not attraction will be when out host star Cleveland sports writers as one of the limits, with respect to the laws of libel needlesly irritated Republicans from nacaasarify rattan tha opinions of tha presents trophies to the winners during "worst bunch to come down the and proper taste coast to coast. BG Na»t. Editorials in tha BO nknaa If this seems to sound irrelevant, rafteel tha opinions of tha majority of the halftime of the Saturday Feb 21st pike." take a step further and leaf through Letters and columns must include the Spencer is a highly-regarded author's name, address and phone mambart of tha BO hkm Editorial basketball game with BG-EMU. Coghlin's idiotic article was your BG promotional booklet. It is professional who ran Reagan's Board. There will be ten Superstar events, highlighted by such comments as: "the full of happy men and women, number, and may be mailed to the campaign efforts in past years. Editorial and Bus.nass OffiaBS starting with ping pong competition. Steelers highlights should be rated enjoying college life to its fullest. Only Editor, co The BG News. 106 Morton, newly designated as a White tOaUnivarsity'narl Universitv I'all Phona 372-2003 X All Pittsburg games should be smiles and sunshine existing at BGSU House assistant, will be the liaison man Friday, January 30, 1976. The BC Newj/Pafe 3 Competition stiff for program funding
By Mary Higgins funds are granted," Dr. programs but the proposals One of last year's funding been called upon for faculty Staff Reporter Clement said. for these programs must be successes includes the consultants in many cases. This is the time of year "packaged cleverly." ,Dr. University's involvement Dr. Clement said. Obtaining federal funding that proposals are being Clement said. Those with the national project This project was funded for University programs is written for submission and awarding the grants like "Change in Liberal by a Carnegie Foundation becoming more of an art as the University will be innovation and it demands Education." The purpose of grant through five competition grows stilTer turning in considerably creativity to incorporate this project was to create a professional organizations. among colleges and more. proposals than last innovation into the needs of network of ideas through They include: the American universities. year, Dr. Clement said. your program, she which the 21 institutions Association of Community Faculty proposals must "The probability of explained. involved could call on each and Junior Colleges, the meet the needs of the receiving funding for next There is a probability other lor consultation on American Association of department and the year is about the same as that many women's their problem areas. Die State Colleges and guidelines of the federal last year." she said. The programs will obtain project pays the expenses Universities, the American grant as well as being amount of money the funding for next year incurred in the process of Association of University innovative enough to University will receive, because the Department of consultation. Dr. Clement Professors, the Association overcome other however, will not be the Health. Education and said. of American Colleges and competitors, according to same in proportion to the Welfare will be releasing a the National Association of Dr. Annie Clement, number of proposals it large sum of money SO FAR. the University State Universities and land coordinator of academic submitted last sear exclusively for these has not had to use this Grant Colleges. she programs and physical The categories of purposes. Dr. Clement said. consultation service but has explained. education professor. proposals include: the right Dr. Clement yesterday to read program, metric was named Project Director education. vocational for the Recreation Center education, art education, Director talks of revenue and according to the consumer education, Richard Stonei. director of the University with the faculty informally, he explained. Provost's Office, there are international education, Union, spoke informally with students at the Stonei complimented UAO. which plans no plans to replace her as cooperative education, Administrative breakfast yesterday, programs for the Union, saying they are the coordinator of academic career education and sponsored by the Union Activities flexible in their plans and not afraid to programs and she will women's equity. Organization (UAO). eliminate programs that do not do well. continue to carry out those He discussed the Union's operating "Sometimes tehy get a little ahead of duties as well THE CONTENTS of revenue saying that .10 per cent was themselves," Stoner said. "We'd like to these proposals cannot he allocated from the general and program fee prevent overlapping with othei organizations DR. CLEMENT locates disclosed unless (hey are money, with the remaining 70 per cent sponsoring activities " funds from government approved for funding. Dr. coming from the Union's operational agencies, private Clement said. Disclosure incomes. STONER discussed the possibility of foundations and helps could result in providing "Many of our programs are not remodeling the Carnation Room. James University faculty to innovative ideas to other moneymakers," he said. Profits arc pumped Stofan. UAO director, is currently working transform ideas into viable institutions and. because of back Into areas which do not show a profit. on a plan lo transform he room into a proposals. the tough competition, this lie explained. discotheque type atmosphere, bin the plans "A well-written proposal would be an unwise move, The cost of raw food has been increasing have not been linali/cd is every bit as much of an Dr. Clement said. The rapidly, lie said, anywhere from 2..' per cent A franchise buying in is always a accomplishment as a proposals become public to I 50 per cent for individual items. In the possibility, but is a last resort. Stonei said Dr. Annie Clement, coordinator of academic programs, discusses well-written article or domain after they arc past prices were changing so rapidly, the "I think a lot of unions which have opened Busy the sources and the troubles of obtaining federal funding for research paper, but the funded. Union did not pass it on to customers, he up to franchises do it to eliminate the University programs. (Newsphoto by Dick Kaverman) faculty member only Most schools need said. problems. I'm not sure I want lo eliminate receives recognition if the funding for the SUM the problems, bin many limes the dollar NOW PRICES have begun to stabh/e. dictates what we do." Stonei said. Tim Boyle, sophomore (AAS) told Stonei Stonei has been involved in union that he thought the programs offeired by Developing nations' food problems aired management at Ohio State University. the Union have been diversified. "You'll University of Wisconsin and Kansas State always find a small group who says there's By Cindy Smercins Africa, agreed that lack of THE PROBLEM is most classes and government said. "We need technology University before coming to the University nothing for us. hul I think it's really Stiff Reporter technology is the major severe in the cities, where lationing of staple foods, to make proper use of oui three years ago. progressed.*' problem affecting food adults and children beg in she said. resources." "I feel the Union lias an obligation to the "Well, it's come a long way." Stonei said, A four-member production in developing the streets. "In the villages, Arum Perus. of India. students lo be efficient and to provide a "but we have a long way lo go yet ." international panel countries. people try to help each "The government rations Slid his country's food balance between programming and running a The next administrative breakfast will be discussed the problem of The discussion, call "I other. The problem is more (lour, sugar, and rice." problems are caused by five business operation." Stoner said. at 7:45 a.m. Feb. I 2. in the Pheasant Room, hunger in developing Am Hungry," was the aggravated in the cities." she Masters said. "But the major fact.us. population, A student union can serve an important Union with Cary Brewer, director of countries yesterday in the second in a series on world said. minute you get rationing rats. monsoons, fuel part in a student's development. It gives him registration. Reservations can he made by International Lounge. problems. Pakistan also faces the you get black marketing." shortages and inefficient a chance to meet people, and perhaps to sit calling 372-2343. Pearly Masters, of problems of rising fertilize! Dieudonnc Baga, of the food storage and The panel members, from Pakistan, described the prices, inefficient farming Cential Republic of Africa, distribution Pakistan. Somalia. India and hunger problem in her methods. a large gap said the people of developed the Central Republic of country. between upper and lower countries often have "RATS destroy about 20 misconceptions about per cent of our food Terrorism still rampant Africa's food problem. production." he said. "To BUENOS AIRES. Just then personnel immediately available. Students declare hunger week most Hindus, rats are as Argentina (API-Terrorists manager Jorge Zaralcnga and SERIOUS labor "SOME people think sacred as cows. For every assassinated two Argenlinc industrial relations chief difficulties have affected a l February 2-7, l >76 has movies. international to Jamaica. UAO and local Africans are starving to Indian, there are live rats." executives and killed a Alberto Olavarriela arrived wide range of industry and been set aside by University students are asking for merchants have donated 15 death because they're lazy Ali Murshid. of Somalia, policeman at the for work, and the intruders business, aggravated by international students as money donations from consolation prizes. or ignorant." he said. "It is said his country's food U.S.-owncd Bendix Corp. sprayed them with inflation thai neared 400 Hunger Awareness Week. students and local not true. The reasons arc problems arc the result of plant yesterday, officials machine-gun fiie. A per cent last year and a The World Student merchants. WSA program of events natural causes like drought. natural disasters. said. At the same time, policeman passing by lushed scries of government rulings Association (WSA) in WSA's theme is "Give during Hunger Awareness too much or too little rain. Seasonal droughts and business leaders threatened in and was shot dead as he disputed by business cooperation with the one of your meals this week Week include guest speakers and eroding soil." birds that destroy crops are a boycott to demand drew his pistol, officers said. leaders. International Programs to someone who eats no from the State Department. the major problems. security and stability. Police identified the Guerrilla groups have Department has started more than once a day." Michigan State University According to Baga. his "We don't have the Police said 13 men and attackeis as left-wing killed executives in the past, collecting money for Donations are being taken and the University. country's food problems are problem of population." he two women, mostly in their guerrillas, and it was claiming lo be acting in the "destitute areas of the through Feb. 8. The political, not as severe as those in explained. "Our problems early 20s. burst into the believed the killings were interests of workers. In world," according to humanitarian and other parts of Africa. are technical and natural." plant in suburban Buenos connected to a labor security circles, the attack International Department Raffle tickets can be technological aspects of "But we need the The discussion served as Aires and demanded to see conflict. However, no was also considered to be Director Edward Shuck Jr. purchased from hunger will be discussed. developed countries to help an introduction to Hunger the president and the guerrilla group took meant as a sign the guerrillas WSA is sponsoring a International students, on Topic, times, places and us with technicians and to Awareness Week, which will manager, both Argentines. responsibility for the raid, were still active despite raffle and a James Dean first floor University Hall speakers will be announced train our own people." he he from Monday to Feb. 8. Neither was at the plant. and no explanatii n was crackdowns. Film Festival with the and in the International next week. cooperation of UAO in Programs Office, 16 order to raise money against Williams Hall. hunger. The money will be ABORTION forwarded to UNICEF. PRICE PER ticket is So which will distribute it to cents and the drawing will $1 2500 needy countries. be held Feb. 8 in the LI • "I I 1 j us |„ , International Lounge. First i 000 JJH I'10 BESIDES the raffle and prize is a round tnp ticket S.G.A. ELECTION FEB. 5th, VOTE FOR Robert F. Wolf -- Pres.
Rick Reichenbaugh -- V. Pres.
EriC Hall Coordinator of State & Community Affairs IOIN OUB LINE FOR AN ENTERTAINING Virginia; or Carowinds in Charlotte. North LOCAL AUDITION Steve SoenJCkSen Coordinator of Cultural Affairs SUMMER. Perform this season with the largest Carolina in one of a multitude of positions. professionally produced Live Shows program There are openings for: Musical Theatre February 5, 6, 7, 8 - CINCINNATI in the Amusement Park industry. The Performers. Actors and Actresses. Dixieland EDCECLIFF COLLEGE opportunity ior you is fantastic! You will be Bands, Country and Western groups. Bluegrass Organ Room on stage before thousands of people each day Bands. Barbershop Quarters. Pop Groups; 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tom Beers —- Senate in one of our three parks. You will hare Ihe - Th. and Fr. Individual Musicians. Technical people and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. opportunity of performing at Kings Island in many more. Salaries are from SMS to - 1st. Crystal Houk - Senate Cincinnati, Ohio; Kings Dominion in Richmond. $160 a week. 12 Noon to 6 p.m. - Sun. Mary Kurz Senate Page 4/Tlie BG Newt, Friday, Jenuaiy 30, 1976 Aspiring vice presidents discuss fob local briefs
Services personnel to see if and increased student By Silly Arnold would like to see this senator phone numbers and Bond clinic employment, she explained. continue, she added. office hours for this plan is workable. If a Nearly SOO junior and senior high school band survey is taken with the Reichenbaugh is During interviews with .the students information. members, directors and music teachers from Ohio, results showing 60-70 per interested in the areas of the four candidates running ANOTHER OF her goals Michigan and Indiana are expected to attend the 20th cent of ths students in favor commuter and veteran for Student Government as vice president would be SHE SAID articles annual New MUMC Reading Clinic here Friday and of this change, Food students, he said. Commuter Association (SGA) vice to lessen the load on the contributed by the vice Saturday. Services will pay its own students seem to be shut president, each discussed SGA president, she said. "In president to the News Highlich'ing the clinic will be performances by the out. he said. They comprise increasing the influence of the past, the vice president staff and students to' All-Uhio Select Band at 1:30 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. over 50 per cent of the the position. has been a shadow of the investigate the feasibility of Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. The University Symphonic campus population and James Gannon, president, it could be a the system. Gannon said. Band also will present its winter concert at 8 p.m. shoud be represented by sophomore (A&S), said the dynamic position." He would also like to Friday. three senate districts rather function of the vice Ingrid Prill, sophomore look into using meal In addition to these performances, the bands ol than two. he added. president of SGA is to (BA), Slid the purpose of coupons in the Union, he Nordonia Junior High School and Grove City High Veterans have special oversee committees and to the vice president is to see said. He added that this School will play a* 3:30 p.m. today and the Cambridge problems, one being the assume responsibility for that the Student Senate would be a convenience to High School band will perform at 1:15 p.m. Saturday. academic calendar year, informing students about runs as it is supposed to and All performances will be in the Grand Ballroom. Vilerie Gentile Reichenbaugh said. SGA committee positions open to insure good Union, and are free and open to the public. can serve them as a link to to them. He plans to make communication between the the administration and help students aware of these president and the Senate. Union, commuters. with their specific problems, Flrelands theater committees by publishing a Students must be made Woman's Caucus, Work Two Bicentennial oflerings ha/e been chosen for this flyer with meeting times more aware of SGA Studies Association and the he added. season's productions of the University's Firelands and dales included. activities and functions, she greeks, which could possibly Campus Thealcr. added. be broken into fraternity THROUGH THE GCF. "Sing Out. Sveet Land" by Walter Kerr contai.is a Valerie Gentile, junior Richard Reichenbaugh. and sorority areas. Jim Gannon collection of American folk music packed with the .,' rit (A&S), said that in the past sophomore (BA), said as Article 3C in the SGA of America, according 10 Dr. Ronald Ruble. Firei; nr" the vice president has had vice president he would Constitution describes the Campus Theater director. an "inconsequential job." work closely with the vice president's would help students be responsibility in organizing "American Primitive" by William Gibson is a The position has not had president. aware of SGA. A newsletter a staff to handle student documentary drama of the nation's fight for freedom much official power, she He said he would also like Ml the order of the UAO told through the portrayal of John and Abigail Adams. added. to miintain i staff of problems, he said. The idea Electric Blanket might also "Sign Oul. Sweet Land" will be performed Feb. 26-28 Gentile said the present senators to represent the of establishing areas to be be a source of information campus areas of covered by senators was Ins for students if funds are and "American Primitive" will run May 13-15. vice president has kept close Ingrid Prill check on the spending of dormitories, University idea and can be called the available, she said. SGA funds so that a break- Activities Organization, Guaranteed Communication Districting would give Band concert Student Consumer Union, Row (GCF), Reichenbaugh SGA a personal contact on and off-campus sutdents. down of spending could be Die University Symphonic Band will present a veterans. Black Student added. with students. Gentile said. Gannon is working with given on demand. She concert of Werle's "We Hold These Truths" taken from Introducing SGA to Bruce Burkholdcr, junior the writings of Thomas Jefferson. THROUGH THE GCF, incoming freshmen and (BA). on a possible record Special speaker for this presentation will be University Reichenbaugh intends to transfer students through co-op which could be run alumnus Gordon Ward, newscaster for WSPD-TV, channel the information the prc-registralion is another through the Cent rex Richird Reichenbaugh channel 13, in Toledo. Other selections by the band OUTSTANDING senators have discovered to way to make students aware building or the University include Hailley's "Concerto for Alto Saxophone and the SGA president. He of the organization, she Bookstore. Winds." added thai he will not just said. Gentile is concerned with feedback from these areas The concert is at 8 p.m. today in the Grand ENTERTAINMENT give "lip service" to the idea Prall said districting is the proposal to cut back to the senator! would keep Ballroom. Union and is free and open to the public. that the vice president's task one way la let students Health Service hours for SGA in touch. is to inform students. know about SGA. Through students. Wood County Reichenbaugh added. FOR YOUR WEEKEND... To make students awjic districting they would have hospital docs not have the Gannon is an orientation Asian dinner of SGA actions. Gannon lair representation. facilities to meet student leader and a member of The bast Asian Students are sponsoring a dinner in FROM ARMSTRONG THEATRES said he would like to see Meetings, flyer! and articles needs, she said. Patients are accounting club. celebration of the New Lunar Year of the Dragon at more articles concerning in the News would also sleeping in the halls of the Gentile is a member of 5:30 p.m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian Church. SGA in the News. He added make sludenls aware of hospital now. she added. Tri Beta (biology club). 126 S. Church St. that the News is nut under SGA. she said. Alpha Bpsilon Delta Tickets are available at the Office of International ENDSTUE.! an obligation to print SGA Students could become IF STUDENTS allow the (chemistry club), serves as a Programs. 16 Williams Hall. Donation is $3.50. Profits news. The newspaper is a more involved in SGA medical facilities to he justice on Student Traffic will be donated to the UNICEF Hunger Fund. more practical means of through special projects like removed and the space Court and has worked with informing students because fund raising and through converted to offices, they the Academic Affairs Reunion CINEMA 1 The Infamous almost everyone reads the contributions. Prall will miss the services, she Office. It was reported in yesterday's News that a reunion of News. Gannon said. He also suggested Prall emphasized said. Prall works with the Broadway Show the winter quarter English 400 class will be held tonight suggested that senators be (hat SGA is for the Gentile said she is also Student Consumer Union's BOX at the home of Dr. Tom Kinncy. 814 Cherry Hill Drive. OFFICE Is Now A Movie. responsible for submitting students. interested in the special projects division and Actually, the reunion is for the fall quarter class. OPENS material for SGA articles. Reichenbaugh said professor /course evaluations is on her dormitory's Quad 6:45 PM Gannon suggested that a continued contact with the which were to be published Council. regular radio talk show be News and Ins GCF plan will two years ago. She said she Reichenbaugh is a Workshops "OH* make students aware of worked on this committee coordinator for Big CALCUTTA' aired to allow students to The Center for Continued Learning is offering five but never heard any more Brothers, a member of TONIGHT call in their complaints or St; A. workshops during February, open to anyone who Gannon said he is now in about the evaluations after accounting club and AT 7:26 praise of SGA and receive registers in advance. ANO 9:30 Q&db! the process of trying to they were prepared for involved with the answers to any of their The fust workshop, lead by Barbara O'Brien, a nurse questions. change the meal coupon publication. Commuter Center. SATURDAY practitioner, will be on "Body Awareness and Health." Gentile suggested system so that left over Prall said she would look "OH CALCUTTA" AT 2:00 725 ANO 9:30 PM The workshop will he Feb. 3 and will include discussions tickets can be used during into and improve Food publication of a Student on birth control, venereal disease, sexuality and other quarters, Gannon said Services. She would Government directory menopause. he has spoken to Food investigate wastage, prices FRAMPTON'S containing officer and HERE "My Mom Goes to Work." a workshop set for Feb. NOW!! 10. will center on three area women who have careers in SUNDAY FEB 8 addition to family responsibilities. A Feb. 12 workshop on women's legal concerns called "It's Youi Right. Lady." will be lead by Julia Casey, a Toledo lawyer. "Love Those Houseplants." a workshop scheduled for Feb. 17, will be conducted by Ann MacDonald. a plant HOW DOES shop ownei in Perrysburg. The final woikshop is "Coping with Death and »57.50* Dying." It will be led by Thomas Attig, who is SOUND? producing a television scries on this subject. The workshop is set for Feb. 24. er Deluxe 2 bdrm All workshops will be from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the For Information, Call Caprice Cheney, senior (Ed.) reported that a stereo 352*293 valued at SI59 was taken from the Commuter Center Main Lounge. Hampton House David Yoder. senior (A&S). reported that a CB radio 791 7* St. was missing from his locked car, which was parked in BARGAIN •per nejton Lot I. The CB radio is valued at $167. MATINEE George C. Scott SAT. - SUNf a Mill wm nautlM ALL SEATS $1.26 "The Hindenburg OPENING TIL »:00 PM M. flnnc Bdrtcrofi TONIGHT HINDENBERG" AT 7:30 AND 948 PM SATURDAY HINDENBERG AT 200.- 7:30 AND 9:4B PM NOWIONEWEEK ONLY! CLA-ZEL AUSEATS... All THE TIME! VVtMWUliSKTaJtttt n Oil any large 2 item pizza purchased with 3 Cokes $1.00 when delivered to your area as indicated MON2 2/76 Harshmao Kreischer TUES 2/3/76 Ftodgcs Kohl WED 2'4'76 Founders. Proot THUB 2/5.76 Olfenhaue.. McDonald FRI 26 76 All Fratemities.Conkkv SAT 2.7/76 All SoronlWS Fast Free Delivery Address. 1616 E Wuostei Stadium View Plua Phone , , , Coupon void il nol properly tilled out Telephone 3S2-S22I One coupon per pirza Friday, January 30. 1976, The BG Newi/Paae S Bowie's 'Station' Ip disappointing Review By In his latest move, he has even shed much of the one solitary, but tremendously effective drum roll provided David Fandray decadence that has been associated with him. and has tried by drummer Dennis Davis on the last cut on side two. to become a legitimate entertainer - a bizarre rock and roll Similarly. Bowie's songs, while coruaing the germs of Popular music, in the middle of this decade, is becoming hybrid of Frank Sinatra and James Brown. solid ideas, quickly degenerate because they are dragged out a relatively tame and unpretentious art form. In musical terms, this latest move towards stardom got too long without effectively building to dramatic climaxes Granting that there are still some pretty outrageous off jo an auspicious start with the release of "Young or showing any real sense of drama. extremes to be found among recent releases, one need only Americans." look at the top albums of 1975 to see that "simple," The basic songs are good. In all of them. Bowie still "intelligent" and "fun" ate the three words that best While not a sensational knockout, this album shows the flair for blending pop. rock and soul that he first describe the most successful music produced in the past demonstrated that Bowie could bring together rock, soul displayed on "Young Americans." year. and pop stylings and create a music that was listenable and In particular, his performances of "World On a Wing." From Dylan to Springsteen to Simon, and from the Who could appeal to a number of tastes. "Stay." and the only non-Bowie composition. "Wild Is the to the Starship. 1975 was a year that celebrated good, solid Wind." show tremendous potential. musical achievement that could be enjoyed by people of all BOWIE"S own songwriting was effective, and he showed ages and tastes. an impressive flair for interpreting other composers' THEIR appearance on an album with material as lame as material. the laughably absurd cut. "TVC 15," only make their brief WHAT MADE the music of It75 a pleasant surprise was hints of brilliance seem unintentional th. fact that it stood out as such an extreme contrast to the On the basis of this album, it seemed that Bowie's desire It is difficult to assess exactly what Bowie is Irving to , musical trends promised in the first few years of the to become the Sinatra of the 70's stood a chance of achieve with this album. • decade. fulfillment. If he is trying to actually create interesting music, he has Unfortunately, he has dashed this impression with the tailed. Rock and roll, the dominant music of the past twenty release of his latest album, "Station To Station." years, has always been marked by extremes. While these "Station To Station" may be listenable. and even extremes have usually been little more than byproducts. Bowie's latest avowed desire is to become a filmmaker, enjoyable at times, but it is as stimulating as decalfinated the early 70's saw these extremes becoming ends in and it would seem that he has lost interest in music if one is coffee. themselves. 10 judge by feeling of indifference conveyed by this record. It. on the other hand. Bowie is trying to use the music It seemed as if many musicians sought refuge in spectacle The problems with "Station To Station" arc numerous, industry to finance his career in the movies, (as he has and affectation, since it was so difficult to go beyond the but the basic problem can be seen immediately, when one intimated to the press) he could well have a success with accomplishments of the various pioneering rock artists. finds that there are only six cuts on the entire album. "Station To Station." Between l°70and 1973, what was basically a spontaneous When a performer with as little instrumental skill and and explosive art form became self-conscious and musical imagination as Bowie stretches six songs out to fill The sad thing is thai Bowie, who at times has shown controlled an entire album, it is easy to assume that these songs are rather remarkable abilities, has produced an album that is What was once loud became ear-shattering. What was going to be tattened with a lot of unnecessary filler. totally inconsequential and devoid of serious musical once cocky became rebellious. What was once morally fbis is certain!) the case here. achievement. It can only make one wonder if Bowie is questionable became defiantly decadent. Bowie's effectiveness as a songwriter has always been in nothing more than the shrewd manipulate! he appeared to The times drew attention to artists who exploited the the simple catchiness of his lyrics and the care he put into be when he burst into the spotlight three years ago. David Bowie extremes There was a near-obsession with the campy, the his arrangements. If there was ever any reason for his tacky, and the kinky - and one of the most significant material 10 be carried out in length, it was because of the artists who rode the crest of this wave was David Bowie. superior instrumental work of his two sidemen, guitarist Mick Ronson and pianist Mike (iarson. BOWIE WAS. perhaps, the epitome of this trend Back in Silence urged at Hearst trial "72. it seemed that the man was determined to be the Elvis BOTH OF these impressive musicians arc absent from of the 70s. "Station To Station." however, and the musicians Howie SAN FRANCISCO The 2 1 -year-old told a reporter. "They at the end of Wednesday's In his effort to win this crown, he has put on an amazing does employ do very little to justify stretching these songs (APt -Will Pjtrici- Hearst's newspaper heiress, who probably will be held in session not to speak lo number of faces, from a spaceman to a prophet of out as long as they are on the album. trial in secret session, her laces a possible 3(vyear jail contempt if they do it member! of the news media. Armageddon. The most exciting piece of instrumental work, in fact, is chief attorney warned sentence if convicted of again, and the newsmen BY THE time Carter yesterday that potential armed bank robbery, was too." called a noon recess jurors and reporters could hidden from press and Later, insisting that his yesterday, only II potential be held in contempt if they public, but attorneys said partner Bailey was not panelists had been Mojo Theatre to offer talent show revealed details of the she was present at seeking to muzzle the press. questioned, and five of closed jury interrogations. yesterday's session Albert Johnson, another of them were excused. Two more tentative Mojo Theatre will present and vocal numbers, as well and open to the public the delense attorneys, said Johnson said he doubted Choreography has been jurors, including the first that US. District Court "Third World Talent Show" as skits. Thirteen acts will CHIEF DEFENSE that a jury would be "Our objective is to arranged by Gloria Hart, male, were seated yesterday Judge Oliver Carter had at 8 p.m. today and be presented and $50 in also a speech graduate attorney P, Lee Bailey, empaneled before the present cross-cultural morning as the selection arriving lor (he second day Instructed prospective jurors 1 tomorrow in the Joe E. prize money w'll be divided theater." said Jackson. assistant. weekeri' process fell far behind of jury selection, was angry Brown Theatre. between the top three acts, Jackson said he credited schedule. about newspaper accounts he said. HE ADDED THE idea for Furahaa Saba. instructor of That left .'0 more persons ot comments by potential According to Bill the talent show was speech communication, University playwrighi-in- to be selected for the jurors who were excused THE HUTCH Jackson, coordinator of the •residence John Scott will conceived by Gladys Perry, with providing "practical, required pool of 36 subject from the panel Wednesday. Mojo Theatre workshop, the graduate assistant in speech spiritual and emotional PET SHOP act as master of ceremonies to peremptory challenge "They can't speak to you program will include gospel guidance" lot the program. 10111. MAM. ■OWUNQ GAHN. O. for the show, which is free communication. later on. on the way out," Bailey '-'-■;' i . IFYOU'WAWN'T NOW LEASING FOR FALL "The dancingest SEEN THE HUTCH FRAZEE AVE. APARTMENTS show in town'- LATELY. YOU BRAND NEW HAVEN'T SEEN THE TWO BEDROOM APPTS. HUTCH! 10% off any Purchase with a FEATURING copy of this ad 1. Two Full Baths OFFER EXPIRES FEBRUARY 10,1976 2. New Furniture Throughout 3. New University Tennis Courts Across the Street 4. "Only One Block from the A Broadway hit WATCH FOR •inca Fab. "72 PIZZA IS AN FREE Towers" on Campus Location - it still it! ART AT PAGLIAfS DELIVERY CALL NOW FOR MASONIC AUDITORIUM STUDIO B. 4645 HEATHERDOWNS BLVD. PAGLIAI'S RENTAL INFORMATION TOLEDO, OHIO 43610 PIZZA SUBS SPAGHETTI MANAGER - MR. MOFFAT - 419/381 8851 1004 S. Main, Bowling Green 352-0717 PH. 352-7571 FOR INFORMATION AN') RESERVATIONS CALL -419/381-8851 PI KAPPA *••••*••••••••** ALPHA NOW LEASING :HUCK MANGIONEJ t Congratulations to the ¥ FOR FALL >UARTET CONGRATULATES IT'S I 1976 I NEW ACTIVES CHECK OUR COMPLETE APARTMENT LOCATION ? OFFICERS JAZZ JOHN KRAFT CHRIS GALLOWAY SERVICE JEDWEHR BOB PEEPLES GREENBRIAR ARTS. SUN FEB i FOR THE t of JOHN COMPANEY PETE MILLER 2 Br. Furn Apts. 8 pm PEOPLE t CHI OMEGA | JOE CONDEN BILLKISKIN RIDGE MANOR APTS. U of T MIKE DYE 1 & 2 Br Furn Apts STUDENT WILLOWHOUSE APTS. Jr President Jenny Krueger C UNION AUD. TICKETS '4.50 J Vice President Linda Mitchell £ 1 Br. Unfurn ONLY t^ Pledge Trainer. Carol Pontis ^( AND IT'S PLEDGES GREENBRIAR NORTH ^( Treasurer. Suzanne Wyatt ^ 1 Br & Eff Furn & Unfurn A STUDENT UNION w Recording Sec Rinda Jones £ MIKE UNIVERSAL BOB KOPP F Corresponding Sec...Kim Koerber yC FRAZEE AVE. APTS. TIM PEQUIGNOT 2 Br Furn Apts BOARD SHOW It House Chairman Kim Got Iron Jr MICHAEL THEIS The Quartet has a highly M Personnel Chr. Wendy Dilworth £ DAVE VORE BILL HUGHES lyrical quality, very pleasing to C Rush Chairman Cathie Doyle ERIC TYLER JIM METSCHER ALSO HOMES AND the ear. Chuck is both a melodic Social Chairman Debbee Delaney ^C CRAIG CHEETWOOD BILL CREWS MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT composer and soloist on 4( Bookkeeper. Sue Kaput J# flugelhorn and on electric piano. i- Asst. 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Sunday Feb 1st Is your Department participating? * SUPERSTARS *r OFF Campus groups pick up ENTRY DEADLINE far ^^ SEE YOUR DORM OR GREEK PRESIDENT FOR DETAILS ^^ 'entries at 405 Student Services Pate 6/Tbe BG News, Friday, January 30. 1976 6 Untrue 27 Han 46 Filament 9 CerUir storks 26 B.amart. 49 Car peart DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE of art 34 But GOT 50 Springs IWl lOl •MOIIfl I 10 17ihceni U Moduleue* battle of 1761 Railroad bill awaits okay Purvun 36 Well-known 51 reedy ACR06S 33 Port on the Gulf 11 Wnatbeataa ■3 52 Auswana I Pedro s friend o( Aquabe 12 Fishing » Western ma-vie leal out! 6 DC gp 37 —- flilk authorizes funds to improve 1 --It authorizes equipment prope 53 Price list of WASHINGTON 10 More than 1S50 40 VlPbachalage 13 OMErujush 3* Noted plume aaort passenger train service in the $1.85 billion in grants to yean ago Rom 42 Love, m Ha«au on sir ■<■ Grandlathee of (AP) - S6.4 billion measure 14 Ulan 43 Respirator. 21 Clova knot 40 Batting th* ball Priam upgrade passenger service. ailment to fund the creation of a Northeast and gives all I* Verbena, (or 23 Satellite of out of the pork 67 Back of nark 44 Finish Rare book Most of this money will be OH Uranua 41 Famtlv i U Danish name new railroad system from railroads new freedom to 45 Hamilton a 16 Thin, a* air 25 He profitable 43 Nautical pan 61 Neptune s 17 Nflh«rUr>de) pro* PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) •- Officials of the Portland the remains of seven ailing raise and lower freight rates. used to rebuild badly 26 Eastern title 4ft Hurls renam deteriorated track between town 47 Atom olei tort Museum of An recently recovered a rare 16th century Northeastern carriers is now IB Man a 4* Soquoia THE BILL has four basic Washington and Boston. nickname 49 Takalha caka book belonging to the Toledo Museum of Art which had awaiting President Ford's 19 Mountain Phrase been stolen last weekend while on loan to the west coast signature. provisions: PnOi 64 New Jersey -It substantially changes 30 Eitinct Euro- uru vanity museum. Final congressional action -It authorizes a pan n boon && Ruler No arrests have been made, police said. on the bill, a compromise $2.1-billion government the Interstate Commerce 22 Ruehabout 69 I aland off Commission's regulation of 24 North Amen, Alaaka The 429-year-old book, valued at $2,500. was found with the Ford administra- investment in a new railroad can bud $0 Bona Pretu called (orrK.nl. to be the railroads. 24 Bristol's river 62 Be lair undamaged in a little-used basement corridor of the tion, came rapidly from 29 Nino's ralaUva 63 Psmoua banker both the House and Senate formed by consolidating 30 Sha GOT 94 Think, old style museum by Donald Jenkins, museum director. The most substantial of SI Acquit* 66 Grayish shade It was in the exact location given by a man who spoke Wednesday. major routes of the Penn 32 Call 66 Sheep those changes will be to give 67 Hindranca The House approved it Central and six smaller ANSWER TO ramon wmi with a receptionist. railroads new freedom to 68 Rarely seen first 353 to 62; the Senate railroads. ConRail will JS, 1 MS: uw^r auto raise and lower fares «[i 1 TVT . I 0 SBH 9 >i ( later concurred 58 to 26. operate 15,000 miles of Tn "riilD Pal* i i ' without prior government in t» n it TMB 0 c 5 rr o DOWN Electric chair Ford told congressional track in 17 states. Tr 1 Diplomat Eban approval. TflaBBB 1 Tar _!11!■ *"in rl rr 1 2 NameonaJep- leaders earlier that he would -•It authorizes in s rs ■«» s s s 1 r r» anaaaihip NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (AP) - Erwin Charles This is designed to allow 3 RoadtoRoane $1.8 billion in loans and * 1 DMl f r S i I T c? Simants, convicted earlier this month in the shooting sign it. them to compete more tiiB«fifi|i'nr 4 Chinaaa The omnibus legislation loan guarantees to other jfj i ' o i T 51 1 r warehouse deaths of six members of a Sutherland family, was evenly with forms of 5 Spinachukr authroi/cs new loans to help railroads to help them plant sentenced yesterday to die in the electric chair. transportation not regulated "• «T BM"J !T 5 r r i i 6 Plot other railroads rebuild their rebuild track and upgrade Uncoln County District Court Judge Hugh Stuart by the government. 7 «l i >li s T 9 ataro t 5» 7 Pan ol a Middla equipment. «■ledneMl'tM Eaat menage ordered Simants to be executed at 11 a.m., Wednesday, track and equipment, April 21, at the Nebraska Penal Complex in Lincoln. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The Simants case drew national attention when a Cultural Affairs candidate judge imposed a pretrial gag order, fueling an on-going &NNY,XCfitfTU:t.WU IFMEX&ANYmMtaOGtaTH controversy over free press and fair trial rights. Editor's note: Because of a He propsocs attaching a AHW.ANW HOW MUCH F0N X HAP AT Hm,tPS1HA!l%tST0060OPTO otFFBi- mr~ The news media was prohibited from reporting several scheduling misunderstand- flyer to Cultural Boost iipfwam! PTNNEK LASTM6HP THIS IS mmMI xwrr pom im MAG/C M0H£f? WTUSZ miXT% aspects of the case, including a confession, until after a ing, this interview of a donation cards giving BlONPte? ANP7H/S 0NB TERRIFIC MAN - FROM OUT CHECKLGTANVirSALnmXB- I CIV&. THATON me, He 0FMKH&E,/! BKIUlAHCf, AtUAX£ MYNQSer/ jury was sealed. Coordinator of Public information about the \ ASKXDMBf I \MAN' NES6.. / Affairs candidate was concerts and programs Campaign foul delayed. funded by the organizaiton. Steven Soenichscn, freshman (BA). said . if S o e n ichscn said WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. James Jones, a elected as Coordinator of University Activities Democratic congressman from Oklahoma who once was Cultural Affairs he would Organization (UAO) and President Lyndon Johnson's appointments secretary, like to use student input to Cultural Boost have two pleaded guilty yesterday to tailing to report a $1,000 to help him determine what different interests. UAO has $2,000 campaign contribution from the Gulf Oil Corp. types of programs and the funds to bring in major The charge, brought by the special Watergate concerts to be held. He concerts and speakers and prosecutor, is a misdemeanor and carries a maximum would like to develop a Cultural Boost's purpose is penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine. "well-rounded cultural to bring up and coming U.S. District Judge William Bryant Jr. said he would experience" for University groups to the campus, he await a probation report before imposing sentence. students, he said. added. After his plea. Jones was asked whether he would run again in the fall elections. "I thoroughly enjoy public service." he said, adding that he will run again. Anti-Soviet policy Amendment outlined by Kissinger COLUMBUS (AP)--Senators completed legislative WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry action yesterday and placed a constitutional amendment KtangM yesterday outlined an intensified hard line allowing Ohio's governor and lieutenant governor to be anti-Soviet foreign policy, saying the United States must be elected as a team on the June primary ballot. prepared to react against any massive Russian adventure. They also added their approval to an emergency He told a Senate subcommittee studying Angola that "I House bill aimed at saving Cleveland's Metropolitan am not saying we will police every area in the world...but General Hospital about $800,000 this yeai on medical wherever the Soviet Union moves hostilely, we must malpractice insurance. It went 10 Gov. James Rhodes. commit ouiselves." "I believe we must discourage the view that the Soviet mm CLaSSIFIED «•» Union can move anywhere it wants without serious risk." Phone rates Kissinger said. WASHINGTON (AP) - American Telephone 6 KISSINGER also said. The administration is now CAMPUS CALENDAR favors or large purchases. Chevy Sport-Van - 67 w/ 71 seriously considering overt financial aid for Angola and we 352-7864. Corvette engine. Good Telegraph Co. filed with the Federal Communication! Friday. January 30. 1976 running cond. Mike or Glen will soon he consulting with the Congress on this Commission yesterday new rates that would Increase VOTE MARIO 352 2831. charges lor about two-thuds ol oul-otstale long distance possibility." He gave no details Active Christians Today: Bible study 603 Clough St. SANSOTTA. Cord. Cultural calls. Meanwhile, in Moscow, the official Soviet newspaper Noon. Affairs. •74 Austin Marina GT 2 dr. Orange 4 sp. 29 MPG. Rates tor other interstate calls would either remain lAeslia said the Russian government wants an Angola VOTE - MARK KERNS AM-FM. Excel. Cond. Ph. settlement based on a coalition government "of all the The Way meeting Faculty Lounge, Union, 7 p.m. the same or decrease Feb. 12. if approved by the FCC. REPRESENTATIVE TO 352-7694. 4 p.m.-lO p.m. AT&T said. patriotic forces" in the country. It did not say which Society tor Creative Anachronism organ, meeting Rm. THE BOARD. Must sell. $2,400. It estimated the changes will increase an average groups it considered patriotic. 447 M-Sci. Bldg.. 6:30 p.m. resident customer's bill by about 10 cents a month, The article was seen in Moscow as more conciliatory than Alterations & Tailoring. The Saturday. January 31. 1976 Buttonhole. 148 S. Main. while the average business customer's bill will go up previous declarations on Angola. FOR RENT about $2 a month. hi Ins Statement, Kissinger repeated criticism of Congress Stud. Coun. tor Except. Child, trip to Columbus. St. Facione Tax Preparation lot culling oil all aid to anti-Soviet groups in the Instit. Meet by 1st ft, elevators of the Ed. Bldg. by noon. Service. 5 years professional 1 bdrm furn. apt. for spr. southwestern section ol Africa. experience, specialize in qtr. All util. & cable incl. Sunday. February 1, 1976 individual returns (or 352-1186. professors and other ••••••••••••••*••••••••• Duplicate Bridge Match Ohio Suite. Union. 1:30 p.m. professionals, for appt, call 2 BEDROOM. 4 PERSON. Open to all expet. players w/ or w/out partner. 352-9388 eve. or weekends. FURNISHED, A-C, FREE PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. * TV CABLE. TENANT E.M.P.A. BGSU Fin-n-Falcon Scuba Club meeting Nat. 8 p.m. Don't forget to order a EMOTIONAL PAYS ONLY FOR flower for your sweetie ELECTRIC. $74/MO. PER , LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL MATERIAL Active Christians Today worship service Co-mons NE from Alpha Lambda Delta. cafe. 10:30 a.m. STUDENT. LOCATED AT PREGNANCY AID Valentine's Day is coming 521 E. MERRY. NEAR soon! Eiqhth Street "OOfL OPEN - 1-5 DAIIV BGSU Karate Club: Goiu-Kai practice session Rm. 201 CAMPUS. EXCELLENT 352-6236 CONDITION. Hayes. 7-9 p.m. New Orleans and Bourbon 1 BEDROOM APTS •2 BEDROOM, 4 PERSON. ONLY. FURNISHED REC. BLDG St. or Bust the Delts will be m Monday. February 2, 1976 FURNISHED. AC, FREE WITH INDOOR POOL FIREPLACE there Smiley, Blade. Eddie TV CABLE. TENANT ■ POOL TABLE PING PONG 1 Jude Club practice/work-out Rm. 201 Hayes 7:30-9:30 PAYS ONLY FOR FOR YOUR FUN AND LEISURE SKI BOYNE with the ski * p.m. ELECTRIC. $65/MO. PER 1 = HIM i = MR CONDITIONED AND club Feb. 20-22. Deposits STUDENT. LOCATED AT • ¥ due Feb. 4th. ¥ 1 Zen'Pe.rVm CAS HEAT Why Active Christians Today Bible study 603 Clough St. 3 824 6TH ST. EXCELLENT NEW FURNITURE p.m. & 6 p.m. CONDITION. *FOR MORE ¥ ADPi's: Good luck n your DETAILS CALL Turn right off of Myadec? HELP WANTED winter rush! The Kappa NEWLOVE REALTY. (#« Need 1 f. rmt. 4 nice apt. ¥ £ College Dr on 8th St. S4.98 Delts. 353-7381. ¥ fat ¥ Babysitter needed 831 7th ownrm. 352-1938. Ant. 4. Hrs. Mon. & Wed. Senator Robert Byrd is a Effec. apt. for 1 or 2. to ALSO Someone to subl. 1 bdrm. ¥ from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. TEKE-Why aren't you? sublease spr. qtr. at Thurstin ¥ furn. apt. all util. inc. $185 aaai LEASINGSING INNOW Tues. & Thurs. from 11:30 Manor, 352 6106. ¥ a.m. to 1:30. Contact at mo. Apt. 241 Greenview; VOTE IFO. The Party that's 3521195. HAVEN HOUSE MANOR - ¥ above address. interested for others. House 1 blk. from camptfs sub. for sum. 352-4307. 1515 E. WOOSTER SERVICES OFFERED 1 f. rmmt. to share apt.; FOR SALE own unfurn. rm. $93/mo. BUCKEYE HOUSE — Campus Manor now renting Certified teacher available after 6; 352-2871. Laura. EPI 201 Speakers (2) Spr. Qtr. for sum. & fall. Special BIRCHWOOD PLACE, 649 & 650 6th ST. for tutoring in all English perfect cond. Still under summer rates. Fall rates' ¥ ¥ High-potency vitamin courses, term papers; Cheap warranty. $300. 878-4646. AND 2 bedroom, efficiency and Houses 1 f. needed to sublet spr. from $80/mo. up. All util. formula with minerals rates: call 352-4584. pd. except electric. Gas. ¥ ¥ qtr. $70/mo. Call 352-5430. FURNISHED A UNFURNISHED 70 VW No Rust. 32 MPG. heat & A/C. Ph. 352-9302 & ¥ DORSEVS DRUGS. INC Experienced typist. Theses, Best offer over $800. ¥ PERSONALS 352-7365 eve. Losing office Phono 352-9378 111 Railroad Street manuscripts. 352-6882. 2-4734. ¥ ¥ Sun Lamp w/ stand. New. Lrge. 2 bdrm. apts. for 4 at Cherrywood Club - 8th ft High St. Bowling Green. Ohio Expert typing, reasonable. VOTE IFO. The Party that's $12. 372-5975. interested for others. students near campus. $80 43402 352-7305. to 85/mo. per student. 9 ^••••••••••••••••••••••* Custom pool cue. 19 oz. mo. leases. Ph. 352-7365. COLOR PORTRAITS. Alpha XI Delta Pledges: excel, cond. 372-4340. Quit sneaking around! Love. CALL HAGER STUDIO'S. 2 rms. for rent, w/ extra The Sisters. RCA Mark series stereo; features, m. only. For info, speakers, turntable, and s Violin lessons for beginner call 352-6000. students. Call Pat. 2-3814. Best of luck to the ADPi's receiver. 352-7781. with Winter Rush. The after 10 p.m. Buff Apts. 1 blk. from 1.00 BLOUSE BONUS DZ's. FREE macrame with any campus. Renting now and hanging plant. FREE ■WANTED for next yr. Call Bill Stoner, Best of Luck to the ADPi's - Kissinger Plant with any (FRI-SAT only) 352-2915. 1 m. rmmt. now & spr. qtr. The DG's. purchase in store. Many standing plants on special Buy one at the regular price - second one for * 1.00 Univ. Vil. 352-7267. Greenview Apts. now LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? this week only. Rain Forest ranting 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. Listen to "COUNTRY 190F S. Main in the (must be same price or less) 1 m. rmte. needed; move in low rates, all util. pd. MUSIC, U.S.A." with Jon MiniMall. immed. 1 blk. from campus. 352-1195. 12-6 p.m. $67/mo. 352-4307. Hartley Fox every Sunday choose from over 200 blouses. night at 6:30 on WBGU-FM, 4 slot disc chrome mag 520 E. Reed new large 2 88.1. February 1 - Bob Wills wheels. Mint condition. 2 t. rmmte. needed to sublet bed apts. furn. air 280/mo. and the Texas Playboys. 4/$80. 352-1218. BRING A FRIEND ..n apt. spr. qtr. Campus plus electric. Call 353-7381. Manor. Call 352-6437. eves. Listen. Ease your midwinter blues. r^ SHARE THE SAVINGS AMERICAN INDIAN 525 N. Enterprise large 2 1 or 2 to subl. 1 bdrm. apt., The Plant Lady has a sale on bed duplex furn. al*. . MAC Green view. $150/mo. all JEWELRY SHOWINGS. that would cheer up any Park in our lot j/,e powder Puff Call for information for a 270/mo. plus util. Call utll. and cable. Inquire plant lover! Plants. Hangers. 353-7381. while shopping BAC No.43 Green view after 4:30 presentation for your dorm, Pots. Books. 102W N. Main. sorority or shop. Wholesale STUDENT APARTMENTS. 525 Ridge St. p.m. Must subl. by Feb. 7. 10-6 MS. till 9 on Fri. 352-1800 or 352-4671. discounts available tor — Ei «.. 4 Friday. January 30,30. 1976, The BG News/PageNewvrage 7 The spirit Booth's bullet did not kill' By Mary Zitdlo for 30 years. Johnson says talk shows and the subject fortitude to father more and Charlct Eckstein he began his Lincoln look of articles in publications than 300 statutes on the seven years ago when a nationwide. He is a California law books. The people walking or teller at a San Jose bank photographer's delight at For these and other driving past the White suggested "out of the blue" the monuments in governmental achievements House on a warm Sunday that he would look like Washington, especially at he proudly quotes a letter afternoon in Washington. Lincoln if he grew a beard the Lincoln Memorial, and from Earl Warren in which D.C. last No vein he i seemed has been called "the most the former Supreme Court to be wandering aimlessly. "IT WAS the magic beard photographed person in Chief Justice refers to lost in their own thoughts. that got me on the national America." Johnson as "America's Perhaps they were just scene." he says, smiling Everywhere the 6-foot Edison of Government." enjoying the Indian 'Yd rather look like Lincoln I in,.'In double travels, he is HOWEVER. Johnson Summer. Or perhaps they than anyone in the showered with cries of "Hi. says his most important task were some of the throngs of country." Abe." and "What do you is still ahead of him. He "weekenders" wanting to Calling Lincoln his say. Abe'.'" But it is the wants to form a "youth catch a final glimpse of the "patron saint." Johnson reactions of children which nation" comprised of the ! minsion at 1600 seems to resemble the loth excite him most-"The most country's students to fight ! Pennsylvania Ave. before President in other Ways. He heartwarming thing is the the use of illegal drugs, j going home. Whatever the lives simply in northwest little hands waving to me." violence and atheism on • reason or wherever they Washington in a small room Johnson passes out shiny campuses and. most • were going, most of them at the YMCA containing Lincoln pennies to almost importantly, to train them • stopped abruptly when they only a dresser, a bed. a everyone he meets as in the operation of **saw Arthur Johnson. closet, a desk, a typewriter, initiation to his "Lincoln government. The man who v Some stared in a hot plate and a small Aide" club He has given looks like the "Great r-amazement. others waved refrigerator away more than $1,600. Emancipator" says he can excitedly, and many people But the walls of explaining that "the accomplish this by forming in cars pulled over. Possibly Johnson's room would rival government specially mints a "Student States of someone jumped out to those of any college these coins for me-they America" with student snap his picture. student's. Colorful posters even put my picture on officials elected by their and pictures of Lincoln, them." peers "from all over NONE OF this fazed yellowed clippings from campusland " Johnson, for he naturally newspapers and magazines THE RECIPIENT of a Through student turns heads wherever he depicting animals, families penny is instructed to smell donations. Johnson said he ,'goes. Johnson, with his and beauty queens, and it became Johnson says it is hopes to raise $20 million i; black beard. sunken postcards of major lltet perfumed. Then he chuckles for various projects, [cheekbones. bushy surround an American flag. and says. "Get the scent?" including the construction I eyebrows, string, tie, navy Johnson calls the collage ile says he has pulled the of a smaller version of the i frock coat and stove-pipe "America the Beautiful." trick on all the "big-shots," "adult nation's" While 1 hat is the spittin' image of because he says it lepicsents and that they all fell for it. House, which would also be i.Abraham Lincoln. contributions to society Johnson has been located In Washington and "I call myself "the spirit from Americans from all involved in the political serve as the "youth ; that Booth's bullet did not walks of life. process since he received his nation's" capital and main ; kill.'" says the 82-year-old law degree from Stanford training center for practical ! living legend. "I was only LINCOLN drew attention Uruwrsity in I'M8. It was participation in ! half-killed at Ford Theater." everywhere he went and Ins the catalyst, he says, for his democracy." Formerly a practicing look-alike can claim the public affairs career and Other Johnson projects ] attorney in San Jose. Calif. same. Johnson has been on gave him the knowledge and include establishing a college for government training. a Bicemirmial i \m nm festival for "youth nation" members, and the erection ■ r -« » « •-."-<■ of two "Uncle Sam" statues-composites of "our three greatest presidents, with Washington's fatherly brow, Jefferson's liberty-loving eyes and Lincoln's firm jaw." He has compiled his ideas in a "Youth Nation Enabling Act" and regularly 'a'TTflTTfitr " tri toh&y Congressional staff aides in an effort to have his bill introduced in the Legislature. Johnson confidently states he will soon find congressmen who will agree that his bill is indeed the antidote for many of the country's ills. MEANWHILE. journeying through the long, hallowed halls of the Congressional office buildings or elsewhere on Capitol Hill, Johnson will continue to gather crowds. just as Lincoln did more than 100 years ago. One historian says of Lincoln. "Does his gentle spirit...still guide the American people although he has departed in the flesh? Is he still alive in the hearts and minds of those who follow in his footsteps?" At least some people think Johnson may be the modern Lincoln. One woman, on that November Sunday, rushed her young son to Arthur Johnson and asked. "Can we shake an honest man's hand?" Piee 6/The BG Newi, Friday, January 30,1976 6 Untrue 27 Hat trimming 46 Filament 9 Certoir worfca 2S Biemert. 49 Car pan DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE af art 34 But Cat 50 Spnnga. !•') lOl UeGflfl 10 I7tkc*nt 35 Meetulnuen battle COLUMBUS (AP)--Senators completed legislative WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry action yeslerday and placed a constitutional amendment Kissinger yesterday outlined an intensified hard line allowing Ohio's governor and lieutenant governor to be anti-Soviet foreign policy, saying the United States must be elected as a team on the June primary ballot. prepared to react against any massive Russian adventure. They also added their approval to an emergency He told a Senate subcommittee Studying Angola that "I House bill aimed at saving Cleveland's Metropolitan am not saying we will police every area in the world...but General Hospital about $800,000 this year on medical wherever ihe Soviet Union moves hoslilely. we must malpractice insurance. It went to Gov. James Rhodes. commit ourselves." "I believe we must discourage the view lhat the Soviet ■mi CLaSSIFIED ««' Union can move anywhere it wants without serious risk." Phone rates Kissinger, said. naap ■ "■ WASHINGTON (AP) - American Telephone & KISSINGER also said. "Ihe administration is now CAMPUS CALENDAR favors or large purchases. Chevy Sport-VanT^ -'67 w/ 71 352-7864. Corvette engine. Good Telegraph Co. filed with the Federal Communication! Seriously considering overt financial aid for Angola and we Friday. January 30. 1976 running cond. Mike oi Glen will soon he consulting with die Congress on this Commission yesterday new rales thai would Iticrcsae VOTE MARIO 352-2831. charges for about two-thirds of out-of-slale long distance possibility." He gave no details Active Christians Today: Bible study 603 Clougn St. SANSOTTA. Cord. Cultural calls. Meanwhile, in Moscow. Ihe official Soviet newspaper Noon. Affairs. '74 Austin Manna GT 2 dr. Orange 4 sp. 29 MPG. Rales for other interstate calls would eilher remain lAeslia said the Russian government wants an Angola AM-FM. Excel. Cond. Ph. settlement based on a coalition government "of all the The Way meeting Faculty Lounge. Union. 7 ».m. VOTE - MARK KERNS the same or decrease Feb. 12. if approved hy ihe FCC. REPRESENTATIVE TO 352-7694. 4 p.m.-lO p.m. AT&T said. patriotic foices" in the country. Il did not say which Society tor Creative Anachronism organ, meeting Ftm. THE BOARD. Must sell. $2,400. It estimated ihe changes will increase an average groups it considered patriotic, 447 M-Sci. Bldg. 6:30 p.m. resident customer's bill by aboul 10 cents a month, The article was seen in Moscow as more conciliatory than Alterations & Tailoring. The Saturday, January 31. 1976 Buttonhole. 148 S. Main. while the average business customer's bill will go up previous declarations on Angola. FOR RENT about $2 a month. In his Statement, Kissinger repeated criticism of Congress Stud. Coun. for Except. Child, trip to Columbus. St. Facione Tax Preparation Instit. Meet by 1st II. elevators of the Ed. Bldg. by noon. Service, 5 years professional for culling off all aid to anti-Soviet groups in the 1 bdrm. furn. apt. for spr. experience, specialize in southwestern section of Africa. qtr. All util. & cable incl. Sunday. February 1. 1976 individual returns for 352-1186. professors and other Duplicate Bridge Match Ohio Suite. Union. 1:30 p.m. ••••••••••••••*••••••••• professionals, for appt. call 2 BEDROOM, 4 PERSON, Open to all e»per. players w/ or w/out partner. 352-9388 eve. or weekends. FURNISHED. A-C. FREE | PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. * TV CABLE, TENANT E.M.P.A. BGSU Fin-n-Falcon Scuba Club meeting Nat. 8 p.m. Don't forget to order a EMOTIONAL PAYS ONLY FOR flower for your sweetie ELECTRIC, $74/MO. PER LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL MATERIAL Active Christians Today worship service Co-mons NE from Alpha Lambda Delta. cafe. 10:30 a.m. STUDENT. LOCATED AT PREGNANCY AID Valentine's Day is coming 521 E. MERRY. NEAR ¥ soon! MODEL OPEN — 1-5 DAILY BGSU Karate Club: Go|U-Kai practice session Rm. 201 CAMPUS. EXCELLENT 352-6236 CONDITION. Hayes, 7-9 p.m. New Orleans and Bourbon 2 BEDROOM APTS •2 BEDROOM. 4 PERSON. ONLY FURNISHED REC BLDG St. or Bust the Deits will be Monday, February 2, 1976 FURNISHED. AC, FREE MTH INDOOR POOL FIREPLACE there Smiley. Blade, Eddie TV CABLE, TENANT POOL TABLE. PING PONG PAYS ONLY FOR FOR YOUR FUN AND LEISURE Jude Club practice/work-out Rm. 201 Hayes 7:30-9:30 SKI BOYNE with the ski p.m. ELECTRIC. $65/MO. PER AIR CONDITIONS) AND club Feb. 20-22. Deposits STUDENT. LOCATED AT ¥ due Feb. 4th. GAS III M Why Active Christians Today Bible study 603 Clough St. 3 824 6TH ST. EXCELLENT NEW FURNITURE p.m. & 6 p.m. CONDITION. *FOR MORE ADPi's: Good luck n your DETAILS CALL Turn right off of Myadec? HELP WANTED winter rush! The Kappa Need 1 f. rmt. 4 nice apt. NEWLOVE REALTY. S. College Dr on 8fh SI. t S4.98 Delts. 353-7381. ¥ Babysitter needed 831 7th own rm. 352-1938. Apt. 4. Hrs. Mon. & Wed. Senator Robert Byrd is a Effec. apt. for 1 or 2. to ALSO Someone to subl. 1 bdrm. ¥ from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. TEKE-Why aren't you? sublease spr. qtr. at Thurstin * furn. apt. all util. inc. $185 LEASI.IMG INOW Tues. & Thurs. trom 11:30 Manor. 352-6106. a.m. to 1:30. Contact at mo. Apt. 241 Greenview: VOTE IFO. The Party that's 352-1195 HAVEN HOUSE MANOR above address. interested for others. House 1 blk. from camptfs 1515 E. WOOSTER sub. for sum. 352-4307. SERVICES OFFERED 1 f. rmmt. to share apt.: FOR SALE own unfurn. rm. $93/mo. Campus Manor now renting BUCKEYE HOUSE — after 6: 352-2871. Laura. t Certified teacher available EPI 201 Speakers (2) for sum. & fall. Special Spr. Qtr. BIRCHWOOD PLACE, 649 & 650 6th ST. ¥ for tutoring in all English perfect cond. Still under summer rates. Fall rates' ¥ High-potency vitamin courses, term papers: Cheap warranty. $300. 878-4646. from $80/mo. up. All util. AND 2 bedroom, efficiency and Houses 1 f. needed to sublet spr. formula with minerals rates: call 352-4584. pd. except electric. Gas, FURNISH! ) & UNFURNISHED ¥ qtr. $70/mo. Call 352-5430. ¥ 70 VW No Rust. 32 MPG. heat & A/C. Ph. 352-9302 & ¥ DORSEVS DRUGS. INC. Experienced typist. Theses, Best offer over $800. 352-7365 eve. ¥ phon PERSONALS 2-4 734. Latin* Offlc * 352-9378 111 Railroad Street manuscripts. 352-6882. ¥ ¥ Sun Lamp w/ stand. New. Lrge. 2 bdrm. apts. for 4 at Cherrywood Club • 8th & High St. Bowling Green. Ohio Expert typing, reasonable. VOTE IFO. The Party that's $12,372-5975. interested for others. students near campus. $80 43402 352-7305. to 85/mo. per student. 9 Custom pool cue. 19 oa. *••••••••••••••••••••••* mo. leases. Ph. 352-7365. COLOR PORTRAITS. Alpha XI Delta Pledges: excel, cond. 372-4340. Quit sneaking around! Love. CALL HAGER STUDIO'S. 2 rms. for rent, w/ extra The Sisters. RCA Mark series stereo; features, m. only. For into. speakers, turntable, and Violin lessons for beginner call 352-6000. $ students. Call Pat, 2-3814, Best of luck to the ADPi's receiver. 352-7781. with Winter Rush. The after 10 p.m. Buff Apts. 1 blk. from 1.00 BLOUSE BOISSUS DZ's. FREE macrame with any campus. Renting now and hanging plant. FREE WANTED for next yr. Call Bill Stoner. Best of Luck to the ADPi's - Kissinger Plant with any (FRI-SAT only) 352-2915. 1 m, rmmt. now & spr. qtr. The DG's. purchase in store. Many standing plants on special Buy one at the regular price - second one for * 1.00 Univ. Vil. 352-7267. Greenview Apts. now LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? this week only. Rain Forest renting 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. Listen to "COUNTRY 190F S. Main in the (must be same price or less) 1 m. rmte. needed; move in low rates, all util. pd. immed. 1 blk. from campus. MUSIC, U.S.A." with Jon MiniMall. 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BAC No.43 Greenview after 4:30 STUDENT APARTMENTl 525 Ridge St. p.m. Must subl. by Feb. 7. sorority or shop. Wholesale 10-6 M-S, till 9 on Fri. discounts available for 352-1800 or 352-4671. ti Friday, January 30, 1976. The BG News/Page 7 The spirit Booth's bullet did not kill' By Mary Ziteilo for 30 years. Johnson says talk shows and the subject fortitude to father more and Charles Eckstein he began his Lincoln look of articles in publications than 300 statutes on the seven years ago when a nationwide. He is a California law books. The people walking or teller at a San Jose bank photographer's delight at For these and other I driving past the White suggested "out of the blue" the monuments in governmental achievements House on a warm Sunday that he would look like Washington, especially at he proudly quotes a letter afternoon in Washington. Lincoln if he grew a beard. the Lincoln Memorial, and from Earl Warren in which D.C. last November seemed has been called "the most the former Supreme Court to be wandering aimlessly. "IT WAS the magic beard photographed person in Chief Justice refers to lost in.their own thoughts. that got me on the national America." Johnson as "America's Perhaps they were just scene." he says, smiling. Everywhere the 6-foot Edison of Government." enjoying the Indian © "I'd rather look like Lincoln Lincoln double travels, he is HOWEVER. Johnson Summer. Or perhaps they than anyone in the showered with cries of "Hi, says his most important task were some of the throngs of country." Abe." and "What do you is still ahead of him. He "weekenders" wanting to Calling Lincoln his say, Abe?" But it is the wants to form a "youth catch a final glimpse of the "patron saint." Johnson reactions of children which nation" comprised of the miniion at 1600 seems to resemble the Kith excite him most-"The most country's students to fight 1 Pennsylvania Ave. before President in other Ways. He heartwarming thing is the the use of illegal drugs, I going home. Whatever the lives simply in northwest little hands waving to me." violence 3nd atheism on j reason or wherever they Washington in a small room Johnson passes out shiny campuses and. most • :were going, most of them at the YMCA containing Lincoln pennies to almost importantly, to train them • stopped abruptly when they only a dresser. ,i bed. a everyone he meets as in the operation of "saw Arthur Johnson. closet, a desk, a typewriter, initiation to his "Lincoln government. The man who '• Some stared in a hot plate and a small Aide" club. He has given looks like the "Great r-amazement. others waved refrigerator. away more than $1,600. Emancipator" says he can excitedly, and many people But the walls of explaining that "the accomplish this by forming in cars pulled over. Possibly Johnson's room would rival government specially mints a "Student States of someone jumped out to those of any college these coins for me--they America" with student snap his picture. student's. Colorful posters oven put my picture on officials elected by then and pictures of Lincoln, them." peers "from all over NONE OF this fazed yellowed clippings from campusland." i Johnson, for he natural!) newspapers and magazines THE RECIPIENT of a Through student j turns heads wherever he depicting animals, families penny is instructed to smell donations. Johnson said he {.'goes. Johnson, with his and beauty queens, and it because Johnson says it is hopes to raise $20 million j; black beatd. sunken postcards of major sites peifumed. Then he chuckles for various projects, 1 ['cheekbones. bushy surround an American (lag. and says. "Get the scent' " including the construction I eyebrows, stnng. tie. navy Johnson calls the collage He says he has pulled the of a smaller version of the ! frock coat and stove-pipe "America the Beautiful." trick on all the "big-shots," "adult nation's" White j hat is the spittin' image of because he says it represents and that they all fell for it. House, which would also be !.Abraham Lincoln. contributions to societ> Johnson has been located in Washington and "I call myself 'the spirit from Americans from all involved in the political serve as the "youth ; that Booth's bullet did not walks of life process since he received his nation's" capital and mam i kill." " says the 82-year-old law degree from Stanford training center foi practical i living legend. "I was only LINCOLN drew attention University in 1918. It was participation in i half-killed at Ford Theater." everywhere he WMI and his the catalyst, he says, for his democracy." Formerly a practicing look-alike can claim the public affairs career and Other Johnson projects I attorney in San Jose. Calif. same Johnson ha>. been 00 gave him the knowledge and include establishing a college for government training. a Bicentinnial I !■ !■ mm-3 festival for "youth nation" ic members, and the erection of two "Uncle Sam" statues-composites of "our three greatest presidents, with Washington's fatherly brow, Jefferson's liberty-loving eyes and Lincoln's firm jaw." He has compiled his ideas in a "Youth Nation Enabling Act" and regularly a'tfffltptr'' ' to Inhtty Congressional staff aides in an effort to have his hill introduced in the Legislature. Johnson confidently slates he will soon find congressmen who will agree that his hill is indeed the antidote for many of the country's ills. MEANWHILE. journeying through the long, hallowed halls of the Congressional office buildings or elsewhere on Capitol Hill. Johnson will continue to gather crowds, just as Lincoln did more than 100 years ago. One historian says of Lincoln. "Does his gentle spirit...still guide the American people although he has departed in the flesh? Is he still alive in the hearts and minds of those who follow in his footsteps?" At least some people Newsphotos think Johnson may be the modern Lincoln. One by woman, on that November Sunday, rushed her young son to Arthur Johnson and Kathryn asked, "Can we shake an honest man's hand?" Murray Dilemma Hipsher's Injury depletes cage corps By Dick Rees best outside shooters and he Hipsher's 10.5 points per said. "I feel more confident, Harris will now become the Sports Editor was doing the job for ui," game and sometimes deadly more comfortable now." Falcons' big guard with Haley said of Hipsher, who perimeter shooting will fall James and Feckley assuming Pal Haley walked onto went down in the first half to a pair of sophomores, FECKLEY, originally a the point man role. the Anderson Arena of the Cleveland State game. Jim Feckley and Chuckie walk-on last winter and who The move ought to hardwood yesterday to "We're very thin to begin James. has seen less action than benefit Harris, currently the commence his squad's daily with and this is just one Haley was undecided James so far this year, tied MAC'S second best scorer practice and a sour look more Wow for us," he yesterday about which an Anderson Arena record with a 20.1 average. crossed his face. added. individual would answer the Wednesday night by The scene that The blow came as the starting call tomorrow, but chalking up 13 assists "HOLLYWOOD" led the confronted the BG coach locals were raising their admitted that both will see against the Vikings. Falcons with 26 tallies in wasn't a particularly overall record to 8-8 and plenty of playing time. "I get more fun out of the win over Cleveland pleasing one. were preparing themselves "We're gonna miss 'Hip' good passes some times than State, the sixth straight Ten players. . .count 'em. for a Mid-American but we'll just have to keep I do from scoring," Feckley contest in which he has . .showed up for the training Con ference ( MAC ) piaying our game and try to admitted. "But I do feel I been the top BG scorer session following the encounter with Ball State keep winning," James said should score more. previous evening's 101-66 University (BSU). yesterday. "For me, I don't "I haven't been hitting Seniors John Arnold and romp over Cleveland State. BG will travel to Muncie. feel any pressure. I know the last couple of games." Andre Richardson and Sad fact of the matter is Ind. tomorrow to put its 4-3 that 111 probably be playing said the Genoa native, sophomore Ron Hammye that the Falcons will have to league mark on the line more, so now I know that I normally a good shooter. "I remain starters for make do with those ten for against coach Jim Holstein's can be at ease while missed a couple in the tomorrow's clash. the rest of the season. Cardinals, 6-9 overall and playing." Toledo game and wouldn't Junior starter Dan Hipsher 1-6 in loop outings. James is coming off a shoot anymore, but coach The Cardinals are led by has been lost for the Tip-off is set for 7:30 12-point performance (Haley) told me that if I get freshman center Randy remainder of the campaign p.m. and local radio station against Cleveland State in the shots. I've got to take Boirden. who was averaging with a broken foot. WAWR (93.5 FM) which he found the range them." 13.9 points and 11.9 will provide live coverage. on six of eight fielders. If there's any rebounds per game prior to "HE WAS our third "I know I can shoot." the consequence to Hipsher's Wednesday's two-point loss leading scorer, one of our THE TASK of replacing 6-4 junior college transfer injury, it means Tommy to Central Michigan. Skaters, Newton ready for Western By Bill Estep tomoirow's tailender will go Major Junior A play last with Moe and Wally Falcon coach Ron Mason Assistant Sports Editor at the same time in the BG season with the Oshawa (linemates Rich Nagai and agrees with his skating Ice Arena. Generals, received a phone Tom Esper) in practice. I stalwart that BG will need When Bowling Green met call during the third period was just playing every all of its quickness to turn Western Michigan earlier AS THE Falcons were of ihe Western game. position. back Ihe Broncos. this season in the Central whipping Western. 6-2, in "Dr. (Richard) Young "My timing was off at Collegiate Hockey Bronco country last Nov. (BG athletic director)called center that first game back "I WAS impressed by Association (CCHA) opener 19, Newton was in Bowling and told me I was eligible." and it took a while, but the then overall team speed in for both teams, Falcon Green, an idle hockey Newton said. "About three next night 1 was back to thai first game," Mason BG sophomore Chuckie James (20) applies defensive pressure to a skater Tom Newton was player, awaiting word from minutes later I heard it normal." he said. said. "They are fast and Cleveland State player in Wednesday'', romp. James is slated for listening to the game on the the NCAA on his eligibility announced on the radio. Even though he was they can fly. Ihey move. We more action this weekend as the Falcons lost starter Dan Hipsher radio, status. "Sure I was excited." he forced to make a difficult have to play good positional for the season because of a broken foot. (Newsphoto by Lance But the freshman center "After a while, 1 was said. "I had a test the next adjustment from Major A hockey or they're going to Wynn) will be in the starting lineup wondering if I'd ever be day and I flunked it." play to collegiate hockey, jump on us " tonight when the eligible." Newton said. the "rookie" anchor ranks Western Michigan fifth-ranked (writer's poll) "Everybody that has ever THE FALCONS, who seventh in team scoring (11-7-1. 3 4 CCHA). and league-leading Falcons been injured knows the received word on Newton's (7-12-19) heading into (his currently is in fourth place invade Kulama/oo. Mich. feeling of missing games, reinstatement in the locker weekend's series. in the loop race, six points The BG Ne^J fof the opener of a but maybe it's worse il room following the victory, behind BG's (14-3-1) 6-1 two-game, away-home you're ineligible.' " enjoyed his services in the "COLLEGE hockey is league mark weekend scries. The Uxbridge, Ont. next weekend series with different kind of style." Coach Bill Neal'i O PORTS native, who missed the RPI. Newton said. "Here it's Broncos, who held a 2-0 Tonight's face off in opening live games of the "1 had lost that game skate, skate, skate and team first period lead in that Friday. January 30. 1976 Page 8 4.300-seat l.awson Arena is season due to the condition." Newton said. "I play. In Major Junior we earlier meeting, arc led by set fot 7:30, while controversy surrounding his hadn't been working out had more guys who were senior Rob Hodge trying to impress scouts and (20-14-34) and junior Jeff ■MWMM get drafted rather than Lindsay (7-21-28) playing for the learn." Center Mike Hartman Ticket Information After last weekend's (19-21-40) continues to lead Terr^ Goodman CCHA series split with the Falcon scorers, while As of 9 a.m. today, 350 general admission tickets defending champion St. defenseman John Mavity were left for tomorrow night's home hockey game Louis, the local skaters (1II7-28) and Espei Bel lard trying tobouncebackback] with Western Michigan. Tickets are being sold or concentrated on speed in (10-16-26) trail the exchanged on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserved this week's workouts. sophomore anchor. By Terry Goodman bad year-a task many coachei wouldn't mind. The Falcons seat tickets for tomorrow's game are sold out. Newton said. Bowling Green will pit Staff Writer were 4-11 overall last year and winless in the MAC. "I think last Friday we the best goaltending pair in After losing nine letlermen, Hellard's new-found formula A LIMITED number of tickets are available for the proved we &n knock the nation, juniors Al It looks like Ihe giand old wi/ard has another bag of for success has been rebuilding with a touch of upcoming games at the University of Michigan anyone out of the rink." he Sarachman (2.84 avg.. 7-1-1 tricks up his deeve class-himself. (Tuesday) and Ohio State University (Feb. 27-28). said. "There is no reason we record) and Mike (Jut (2-2° After coaching 20 consecutive yeais without a losing It appears to be paying off. The young Falcons started General admission tickets for the Michigan game will can't skate like St. Louis avg., 7-2 record) against MMOn, Bowling Green wrestling boss Bruce Bcllard came slow. but are now 4-5 and on the upswing. also he sold at the gate. and play our muscle game at Western's Dan May (4.20) across a soui note last MUon-l losing squad. A trio of freshmen (Jay files. Rick Shannon and Mark the same time." and Rob Lane (3.00). Mayer) and sophomores (Jerry Thomas, Rick Kopf and Jeff If you've heard much about this lit-ll.ii.1 fellow, don't Polhcmus) have made much progress this season to fit in expect many more 'down' years at BG. This coach is a with veterans Joe Kosch and Bill lia/iei. winner, period. ROUNDING OUT the starters. Bellard has stuck with IN HIS 23rd year at BG. Bellard owns a 158-108-12 senior walk-on Gerry l.eescburg and lie's come through as career slate going into tomorrow's double-dual match with one of BG's most consistent matnien Mid-American Conference (MAC) foes Ball State and Of those 10 starters, eight will return next year with Eastern Michigan Kosch and l.eescburg departing through graduation. The dean ot MAC grappling tutors won MAC titles in loi those two vacated spots, the Falcons have a couple |9S9, I960 and I96G and led 17 individual Falcons to of men who could fill in. Replacing Kosch at 142 pounds, it league championships. appears that freshman Dave Iberia and sophomore Jim Moticr have the inside tracks. His ciedits go on and on. One of the few college coaches At Leeseburg's 167 slot, freshmen Dave Dyckes and with over I 50 Victories, Bellard has enjoyed five seasons of Marty lluyn.ik should fight it oul next fall. 10 01 more tnumphs including unbeaten teams in 1959 and But first things first. Bellaul want! to break his 1960(11-0). gosh-awful one-year losing streak. BeUard'l high-watel mark was 14-2 campaign in 1966 Then, maybe after obtaining another winning season, things will be back to "normal' again on the BG wrestling SO NOW the BG whil is trying to bounce back after one scene Swimmers compete in MAC By 1 'as ill Smercina tankers will look at teams of reach, Toledo lacks depth THE ONLY Falcons Staff Writer from the top, middle and and we know what Western listed this week in the top bottom of their competition has from our earlier meet ten are Craig Casten In tonight and this year. with them." (butterfly). Kurt Seibenick tomorrow'l "Mini" Depth is critical to the (one-meter diving). Chris Mid-American Conference Miami University, one of outcome of the meet, Price (individual medley) (MAC) swim meet, the BG the top teams in the because the first 12 places and Randy Richards conference, the University in every event score points. (hreaststroke). of Toledo, the league's Entries due cellar dweller, host Western Powerful Miami boasts at This weekend's meet Sunday is the last day Michigan and Bowling least one swimmer ranked won't give an accurate to enter the Superstars Green will all participate in among the top 10 of the picture of the season-ending Competition. scheduled the meet, which will be MAC ratings in every event, league championships, for February 17-21. conducted like the MAC and has as many as four in according to Stubbs. Applications are available championships. some. from hall directors, greek Toledo has but one "The MAC is an animal presidents and faculty "WE HAVE a shot for individual rated while all to itself." he said. "Some Falcon ices Tom Newton (left) avoids a collision with St. Louis forward Mike department heads. second," BG coach Tom Western has three, two of very strange things always Ballanger in last weekend's action. Newton will be in the line-up tonight as the Stubbs said. "Miami is out them in diving. seem to happen there." Newton Falcons travel to Western Michigan. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) Cold Beer - Wine) - Champagne 7 37 S. Main VERNOR 1-CAL R-C COLA OPEN DIET-RITE COLA Y, BOTTLE 9 am - 11 P-m. Weekdays