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By Joan Gcstl without electricity and able to treat and Jim Waste rman onlv 300 patients Dayton radio stations kept survivors XENIA - Less than 24 hours after a posted on the list of dead and injured tornado ravaged this town of 25.000. Stations were deluged with calls from inhabitants and other volunteers worried relatives and the Ked Cross struggled to pick up the pieces in the issued a periodic list of persons aftermath of a nightmare missing Tornadoes struck an area stretching Three hundred Dayton Power and from Georgia to Canada late Light employees worked round the Wednesday and early yesterday, clock and by 4 p.m yesterday most killing more than 330 persons.. the electricity was restored However, worst tornado death toll in half a downtown Xenia still was without century power The twister, which struck Xenia The rescue teams' major concern shortly after 4 30 p.m . devastated half was the town's sewage plant. the town and left more than 1.000 Resident! were warned not to drink homeless Officials estimated the water unless it was boiled for at least death toll between 30 to 40 persons twenty minutes Safe drinking water was available ai the YMCA THE TORNADO was sporadic in its Most heavily damaged buildings destruction, leveling entire blocks but included Kroger s supermarket on leaving other nearby houses with Main Street. St Bridget's Church and minor damage Elementary School at West and Second About 1500 National Guardsmen Streets, and Xenia High School, a lew helped residents salvage belongings miles from downtown and guarded other homes and IT WAS REPORTED that only two businesses against looters Only a few- of six schools and two of eight grocery- cases of looting were reported stores remained standing Many homes in suburban Central State University in Xenia Arrowhead the most heavily damaged was closed yesterday until further area were leveled, with only piles of notice Authorities estimated 75 per rubble remaining Survivors spent the cent of the campus destroyed or day salvaging furniture and personal severely damaged One person was belongings and loading them onto killed on campus trucks The two-story Central State Library- Most ol the volunteers worked in lost it's second Moor Huge chunks ol downtown Xenia. where telephone concrete and steel reinforcing rods poles trees and other debris covered protruding from jagged edges, were sidewalks But by 2 p.m.. most of Main hurled 40-50 feet away Street was cleared But most of the disaster victims AMBULANCE SIRENS wailed about seemed unaffected by the wreckage every ten minutes, a sign that the list that surrounded them Their most of injured and dead was still growing important concern was the safety of The Red Cross set up a relief center in family and Iriends. and in very lew-
the downtown YMCA. one of the few instances did scared and upset persons \ PWWVpfWtV) my •MMflpVl WWew»W/ buildings spared by the tornado. need comlort Most of the injured were taken to Asked about future plans, many Arrowhead: The end or only the beginning? Wright Patterson Air Force Base residents shrugged their shoulders and IWPAFBI St Elizabeths Hospital said they hadn t given it much thought and Kettering Medical Center in Some predicted the clean up might Dayton take at least a month-although they Greene Memorial in Xenia was admitted this was only a dream. Tornado tog Family competes with Mother Nature
By Jim Washerman The younger McClary. along with others, had been rushed to a basement next to Editorial Editor the restaurant when the tornado was sighted. Unlike Arrowhead, downtown Xenia had a few minutes warning. XENIA-Jim and June McClary played tag with a tornado Wednesday evening and Jim said that when his son came out of the basement the restaurant was no more won than a heap of debris. The two. residents ol the Arrowhead suburb where the tornado first struck, said that when they looked out their window about 4 40 p.m. and saw the lunnel cloud WHILE SIFTING through the debris Thursday afternoon June located her son's approaching their neighborhood, their first reaction was to outrun it baseball cards in the mess. He examined the pictures, laughed and said, "Roger Maris is as good as he ever will be." "WE RAN screaming to the car and just kept making right turns to get away from it." Jim said, it was right behind us all the time and once it just barely missed us Jim located their other son's graduation picture, the glass cracked. June clutched On that last turn if we'd have turned left instead of right it would have been all it tightly, a symbol pexhaps. that if the McClary's had lost all their possessions, they over, "Junesaid at least had each other It was an awesome sight in the few seconds they watched the tornado from their living room "We saw a whole bunch of clouds circle and get together and then the funnel came straight down We could see wood and stuff circling around in it." According to the McClary s, half the people in Arrowhead never saw the twister before it ravaged many homes. Students' concerns-
THE TWO knew only one other person who had also outdriven the funnel cloud. That man lived on the corner Fleeing from the twister probably was the wisest thing the McClary's could have done All that remained of their one-story home Thursday was one bedroom among are homes still there ? the debris After the two were safely away from the tornado Wednesday they made a circle By Rose Hume alright. But she said yesterday she and came right back to Arrowhead Their neighborhood was in a state of chaos. Managing Editor knew many friends who were "People were screaming, yelling, crying and bloody. People couldn't find their homeless kids and people were all digging for other people, June said. No one was killed in For most of the University their immediate neighborhood, but Jim said at least one person had been killed in community. Xenia meant very little A ROOMMATE from the Dayton (our houses about three streets away from his house. until Wednesday night area proved to be a real asset for Mary But for at least 15 students. Xenia is Manzo, junior (Ed). Manio's AFTER DOING all they could do to help in the area, the McClary's set out to find home And the tornado that ripped roommate was able to reach her their 17-year-old son who had gone to a fast food restaurant near downtown Xenia. through the community raised major mother who managed to get in touch After driving to hospitals in the area they found him at a building near the concerns with Mrs Manzo restaurant about 4 a.m. "We ran out to meet him and he couldn't understand what They were among the first to hear Manzo learned by 11 p.rti. Wednesday the big fuss was all about." He hadn't known about the destruction at Arrowhead. about the disaster Calls from a few that her family and home were parents or friends who were able to get unharmed Her sister had been to a working telephone alerted some of working at the Xenia Library when the Above, Juno McClary, a roiidont of the students from Xenia And they tornado struck. Only the windows had broken before she managed to escape. suburban Arrowhead, clutches a picture ol passed the word onto others. Still others learned what had The library is less than a block from her ien-ont of the few safvogablo happened on radio or television news the heavily damaged high school. possessions pkked from a heap of debris Diane Geis. junior IB.A.I. learned that was once her family's house. THE FEW STUDENTS from Xenia the area where she lives was serving as (Nowsphoto by Joan C. Gostl) who remained on campus yesterday a morgue for the town. said they were shocked and surprised Her family lives on the grounds of to hear the news. Most of the group, the Ohio Sailors and Soldiers Orphans At right, persons who once occupied this however, had left for home early in the Home where bodies found in the rubble house in Arrowhead, stare at the remains of day were taken a tragedy. This wall is all that b left of the Those who remained here doubted Her mother, a registered nurse, was family's living room. (Nowsphoto by Michael they would go home before next called to serve as a medical aide even after she had worked overtime in near- G.Grene) weekend Getting information to fill the gaps in by Yellow Springs. news reports was a major goal for Sharon Fogwell, junior (Ed., A&S), students from Xenia. lives about a mile from Arrowhead, a Bonny Thompson, freshman (A&S). housing development where more than pieced together a picture of 700 homes were destroyed. By devastation by calling as many people contacting an aunt, Fogwell learned as she knew in Bowling Green who her home and family escaped were from Xenia unharmed. By 10:30 a.m. yesterday, her parents "But all around us a lot of places reached her and told her they were simply aren't there," she said. Pofl. a/Th* IO N.w., Fridoy, April S, 1*74 eDITGRiaLS good news o relief
election problems NEW YORK. NY The commodity President as "an arrogant, elite guard I now have the ominous leeling that In -honest supply these days is good ol political adolescents " there will be a trial in the Senate." news. Events of the winter have THAT FORD spoke as bluntly as he Assuming that the President resigns confirmed us in our new pessimism did suggests he knows something the or is convicted, the next question rest ol us don I know. He has now before, us is. what sort ol President still unsolved Moving through this chill spring like Harriet Van Hone publicly severed the lies that bound would Jerry Ford be'' A newsman from Yesterdays decision by University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. driven deer, we are touchingly grateful him lor so long to the Oval Office His his home (own of Grand Rapids has for any happy omen, any small quill words reverberate with significance. declaring the SBO steering committee elections valid should not be answered (hat question with, "fair to dropped by a passing bluebird He is not only rebuking the adequate indicative that this University saw a (air election. President, he is saying. Methinks Granted, Dr. Moore based his decision on the reasoning that three And there were many such this past already I behold thee slain " These are Sl'CH A prediction hardly makes the names omitted from 26 ballots had no substantial effect on the election's week. First, New Yorkers escaped the Thoreau added a most endearing words ol a man well aware that he is no blood race But il Ford simply restores outcome. direst calamity that can Detail a big sentence From the desperate city longer Richard Nixon's creation, a to the Presidency the honor, the vigor, But far too much testimony chiding election procedures already is on city A threaten! d transit strike was you go into the desperate country and lucky commoner annointed crown the plain decency it has lately lost, he the record -from garbage cans used as ballot boxes to allowing persons averted. have to console yoursell with the prince. can easily become a lolk hero he is bravery ol minks and muskrats " The party needed to speak out about who are not even University students to vote. not. one would say, either the tool or Only those ol us who carry a vivid CREEP lor a long time." said Jerry the country bumpkin his detraclors The Students for Better Government ticket and the Elections and memory ol the last such strike can Last weekend we had the spectacle Ford at a news conlerence following have suggested Opinions Board may view Or. Moore's decision as a victory. appreciate how blessed we are today ol a public ligure who has been acting his address in Chicago "I did not In domestic matters he may be even It's too bad the noose was taken from around their necks and handed to Those weary armies ol commuters like a muskrat-and not a particularly discussi it with the President I spoke more conservative than Mr Nixon. A the students of this campus who, to date, have not been insured that won't be plodding over the bridge to brave one suddenly standing up like a as my own man deeper understanding ol our social future campus elections will be fair. Queens. Maids will come to work alter lion Who was this timorous, cowerin' Those may be the most heartening problems may change that And It's time for the election board to get to work and make up for all the all. and cabs won't be asking $10 to lie.i-.uc' Vice President Gerald Ford, words to come out ol a politician's something blunt, plain and strong in his mouth thi> year We may .low leel grief it caused this campus through lax election rules and poorly handled drive the disabled 10 blocks. no less. character is bound to have a benign certain that the House Judiciary effect on the country- procedures. IT WAS good to read that our Proclaiming himself my own Committee will draw an affirmative God speed to him' Next time, run the election tightly so that we don't have to ask the secretary of state, the movie starlets' man." the true-blue Kepublican vote on the impeachment issue president of this University to rule on a case that should have been dream ol heaven, had married a nice, denounced the men around the As Sen Charles Percy tR-IU.l said. Copyright 1974, Los Angeles Times cleaned up long ago. well-bred girl A tall, quiet blond described in all accounts as 'an intellectual." stadium plaudits Well, you wouldn't expect Dr Kissinger to marry some beautiful Well-deserved congratulations are due to Student Body Organization numbskull, would you? (Well, yes, I President Doug Bugie for his efforts in getting administrative approval did. too.) for a spring concert in the stadium. Beyond the obvious, gossipy aspects, Credit is due for the first accomplishment-getting approval for the the Kissinger marriage is curiously reassuring Getting married is an concert. Now-perhaps the toughest part-getting a couple of those name affirmative gesture, an expression ol bands to perform here. faith in tomorrow The bridegroom's The campus rumor mill had been in high gear for months about a Pax Americana may endure after all spring stadium concert and for those who've hopefully been awaiting Anyway, he seems to think so confirmation of the concert, Bugie's announcement comes as a welcome surprise. It's good news thai our ignored and Bugie suggested performers, such as the Gregg Allman tour, Paul abused Vietnam veterans will finally McCartney and Stevie Wonder, to name a few. Although seeing a concert receive the medical care and by any of the above artists sounds too good to be true, we wish Bugie and reparations they so clearly deserve. It his helpers the best of luck in arranging a spectacular show. ought to make the beleaguered Mr The manpower has been arranged with members of Pi Kappa Alpha Nixon feel better about himscll In creating a Cabinet-level fraternity taking care of parking, the stage and acting as guards. commission to oveisee veterans' If acts for the concert are successfully booked much of the problems, he is behaving as a responsibility from there lies on those who attend the concert. President should the good shepherd "I hope people don't blow it by wrecking things and being obnoxious," seeing to his (lock Bugie said. Those words hold the key to future stadium concerts. If all runs IN NOTING that the mass ol men smoothly there is no reason why another stadium concert couldn't be "lead lives ol quiet desperation," 'DEAR ANN LANDERS. EVERY TIME THE PHONE RINGS, MY HUSBAND held fall quarter Leirers
Indeed, where my camera has been Services Building, by April 16 Thank pull off this terror are sincere repre- and secretaries to positions of government infiltrators like (lies to uao directors lor the last months all day patiently you sentatives of oppressed groups observers in the light for social dung These agents can wreck an waiting to be activated, there was now However, then sincerity does not change organization an empty space Moreover. Ihe big 200 Rick MM I ow excuse their use of this unfortunate tele-lens was also gone Coordinator ol Academic strategy for bringing social change The YSA cherishes i(s ability to At the time Fred Hampton was explain office Atlairs Operate above ground, to sell Us murdered by cops in his bed the IT WASN'T very dillicult to find out The Young Socialist Alliance newspapers, get its ideas out without minister ol delense ol that particular Many students at this I'niversity at in which way my camera had left its ysa rips strongly opposes the use ol terror for being arrested too often iwe are branch ol the Black I'.mthei Party was times are not inlormed When I ran lor location My most precious possession several reasons harassed by the government, but not an FBI agent l' A 0 Director at-Large. my major was simply gone' driven underground ■ and support the concern was that ol communicating Foremost among these reasons is election campaigns ol the Socialist AS THE lads came out about a plot with the student body Four hundred lilty in your currency. terrorism that Marxists believe that only the Workers Party to blow up the Status ol Liberty during Can you think ol something more masses ol people can change society A the anti-war period, it was revealed SO WHAT is UAO'' Fust ol all demoralizing? Bombings, kidnapings. ,md small group ot dedicated revolu- BY CARRYING out terrorist acts we that (he person supplying the dynamite UAO. stands tor Union Activities assassinations, all lorms ol political tionaries cannot substitute itselt in could not do that as we would have to was a government agent Organization, which is students Since this is a very rare object on the terror, have occurred with increased action for the majority of society go into hiding programming activities and American market, a German-made frequency in the past several months. Jim Purdon recreational (unctions lor you. the Icarex TM by Xeiss-lkon with a Carl POLITICAL terror relegates most Finally, pushing a line ol terrorism Young Socialist Alliance student Zeiss tltr mi lens 18. both to be FOR THE most part the persons who factory workers students, teachers and small group violence attracts Box 27 Commons identified by their serial numbers: A question that might be asked is, T95.T98 lor the camera and 7405837 for What activities have been offered?" the lens, it should not be very dillicult U A 0. has gotten it together with jazz to lind it. well, il somebody looks out series. Mardi Oral, Spooktuculai. 80 lor it campus movies, the side door, billards and bowling tournaments, concerts, THUS I urge all readers to look nixon documents slippery card tournaments, trips, such as to the around lor or be attentive to my Bahamas, and canoeing. Stroh's former possession Really, if 1 could The farce drags on line day we read oil the illegally misdated copy as the investigation and evidence. Brewery Homecoming, and many allord it, I would give a reward in the paper that Rose Mary Woods has original other activities However, not everyone who has a test it ted to Mr Nixon's pack rat IF IT is not the conduct of guilty precious camera is also rich instincts- he throws nothing away, not The copy would have relerred to an parties, then it is the best 'and most But these activities cannot stop Bill even party napkins The next day we original, which would be preserved lor inexplicable) imitation ol guilty Woods and I will be conducting a Finally I would like to appeal to that read that the White House seems those persnickety and carping people conduct that could possibly be mounted campus poll to find out where your person, who might have a need of incapable ol saving anything, even an who care more lor properly dated and in our theater ol national farce interest lies This poll will cover all money as well, to return my camera important document. signed and notarized originals than lor events put on by UAO and we wish to land keep the tele-lens as a a prettily retyped text Copyright. 1974, Universal Press get your reactions to these activities "reward"! SOMETIMES the Nixon White House Syndicate As I stated above, we must find your looks like one great acquisition team without indicating that this is a copy on WHO WAS supposed to be pleased by interest and serve it. Anyhow I'm not yet able to really for the future Nixon library-recording a ditterent date than its notanzation the second effort-typewriter Another problem Bill Woods and accept that somebody stole MY every conversation, making duplicate claims'* advertisers'" Stationery fetishists? myself have run into is that ol camera. records in writing, logging everything Neatness freaks' Typelace buffs0 •me BG news appealing to every student on this and everybody in and out THE explanation is that Ihe Nixon The retyping could serve no Dieter Schenke campus. We must appeal to the blacks, lawyers wanted the typing and grade o( conceivable legal purpose- and other An IrWwponatemt <.tud«r>t V*M«t the whites the Mexican Americans, German F.xchange Student Then we hear of a whole series of paper to correspond with that on other purposes shrink (o insignificance next and other ethic backgrounds on this 241Conklin destructions, that sound like one documents to the legal one The only purpose that HMTOtlAl STAW campus continual bookburning to make (he makes any sense, at the moment, is an •4*1 |»Ont gjetti fireplaces roar all year round Why' What lawyer thinks the illegal one ■MM|»«f 4»«*I»4K f4M«m htMTM SO TO do this we must work with nominate First, it was shredded documents. typeface matters more than ,i properly rtmwfdUm joixtl | romokax the Black Student Union and Cultural 0 Witewwl a-diia* |ar"«» d watM-mon Then, lost tapes Then, erased tapes. dated and notarized signature All this is bad enough in itself But maakaup a>dita* low-.rxa| vatJeind] Affairs to bring you toe social and Then, a missing dictabelt Now. a Besides, to what was the new typing what really depresses is its dreary pa-'i ad.t». •tnnalhb whiK recreational activities wanted by you. best prof deed ot -gilt destroyed. This supposed to conform'' repetition of a pattern First, we are • ■•Kutrv. spa* ti «d>te- |«(> fl • artIB »ha>..adifa- IMtfjh * darwtl the student destruction is called a normal 1 assured that nothing is amiss Then, ■»■*■ -Mm*.«*« So please, help us get involved Students, it is time to nominate the procedure, though in the past the thing It was not a question ol drawing this under investigation, the story starts 1 A 0. wants your participation, and prolessor that you, the student body, was just said to be temporarily paper into line with others that pre- coming apart. tusmess STA» we need your ideas and your help think is the most outstanding in the "misplaced." existed it. since the typewriter's v^ntumanoaa. NIMPJJ ■ fjabnart University purchase occurred alter the date on the BUT, WE are told, evidence exists a*d ■•'Imnaj WBOf r
»i«a»h«H I derrws-i Dwight Greer and Bill Woods WHY, IF it is routine to destroy it. document's face that will explain the bad appearances- aatai manatu wmwalt i U.A.O. Directors-at-Large I AM asking that you send in your not say at once that it was destroyed? in this case, the misplaced" original nominations ol the prolessor whom you The missing deed-if there really EVEN IF it were a question of faking document which has the legal force •**•"•■ emd fetmam Offi... 104 Unnwrafty Hat* • 371 1003 think is deserving of such an award by ever was one-would have signed over something, one would think it should be lacking in the misdated surviving copy. camera theft April 16 The outstanding professor Nixon's vice-presidential papers within retyped to look earlier, not later. Tt» frO Nm . p.llltld T.lldlM it*. M4-T*
will be announced later this quarter the period when such gifts were legal. But. of course, all these arguments Then, as more people have to testify -ae*a«a. weidav awMWrih; aj Haa M Its existence was first alleged after which reach toward absurdity assume, in more places under oath, more of the ad aW While the Student Body encourage students who If the person needs legal contact the Law School at in working with SBO on a Organization SBO think they might have a aid. the staff member will the Iniversity ol Toledo to legal counseling program, continues to explore the problem requiring legal refer him to a lawyer in this see if its students would be Bugie said possibility of low-cost legal advice to contact the area Ten Bowling Green interested in coming to counseling (or University service." Bugie said. lawyers participate In the campus to discuss major "We are still checking into students. Doug Bugie. junior A student can call the ser- service. legal problems with possibilities of legal advice 1A&S1 and SBO president, vice s toll free number students for students, but right now suggests students needing Monday through Friday THE LAWYER can the best course is the Ohio Kenan and Richard legal advice call the Ohio from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m and charge no more than 110 for The Toledo Legal Aid Bar Associations referral Carpenter rehearse Bar Association legal aid explain his problem. A staff the first one-half hour visit. Society is "not interested service." Bugie said. referral service member will tell him i( the This program is their act in Andersen The service is inex problem requires legal economically leasible for Arena bafere meeting pensive and (air We attention students who need legal Energy symposium a Bawling Green help." Bugie said audiance. The The referral service brethar-and-treter due Quake recorded number is 1-800-282-4738. All parfarmad bafere a Tremors Irom an He said the seismic waves information is kept to discuss values capacity crowd last earthquake in southern were recorded for about 15 confidential A values workshop sym- which will deal with The night, (rwwtpheteby Illinois registered between minutes and originated in Bugie said pamphlets posium will be held on Energy Crisis A Keason Joseph Click) 4-5 on the University the Springfield 111. area He explaining the service are campus tomorrow with 70 For Values Re-exami- seismograph's rector scale said this area has a history available in dormitories and faculty members from nation about 7 p in Wednesda> of limited quakes the SBO olfice "I plan to colleges and universities in The workshop is sponsored Dr Ed Pawlowicz as The quake could have been get more pamphlets and northwestern Ohio by the Anderson Center for sistant prolessor o( geology triggered by storm fronts make them available in the attending Personal Development and said the tremors ol this Dr Pawlowicz speculates I'nion and other areas where Nine papers by Iniversity directed by Dr Karl reading indicate "an earth- He said static friction often students will see them faculty members will be Kahdert. professor ot quake moderate in size " causes stress Bugie said he plans to presented at the workshop management Two papers will be presenled lo the group while othei s will be used as a basis for small group discussions newsnotes Topics range from "An Ethical Evalualion of Alter- identified as Miss Hearst's said she year and stressed they were not native Energy Sources'" to Tornado toll had joined her terrorist captors. abandoning the South Vietnamese "Living on Less on i API • Rescue workers counted the FBI Director Clarence M Kelley "The American people are not in a Purpose dead yesterday and tried to help the said in Washington "The FBI will mood to abandon South Vietnam." living rebuild after the nation's worst use all available resources and take said Rep Otis G Pike iD-N Y I "but tornado disaster in 49 years left more all necessary actions to carry out they're in a mood to question how than 335 dead and thousands injured responsibility to pursue this case to a much money they should pay " FEO to equalize gas supplies or homeless successful conclusion Five states were declared federal "The investigation instituted by the disaster areas, damage reached into FBI following the Feb 4. 1974. Plane crash WASHINGTON (API - gasoline supply available Louisiana !> per cent. Massa cent. Hawaii 16 per cent. the hundreds of millions of dollars abduction of Patricia Hearst is The Federal Energy Office per day must decrease for a chusetts 4 per cent. Oklaho Iowa 15 per cent. Indiana 14 The death toll in 11 states and continuing The welfare and safety of JOHANNESBURG. South Africa I FEO) ordered yesterday dozen states and the District ma 9 per cent and Wyoming per cent. Michigan II per Canada stood at 337 Miss Hearst will remain primary (API - A DC4 airliner crashed at the lapping ot some 11 I of Columbia, while it 6 per cent cent. Missouri 14 per cent. "The destruction, the devastation concerns of all FBI personnel as they Frandstown, Botswana, today, and million barrels of gasoline increases lor 36 states, the Montana 14 per cent; North is unbelieveable. said Vice have been from the outset." first reports said 76 persons aboard from inventories to increase daily supply ol two states Thirteen states were Carolina 29 per cent. Ohio 17 President Gerald R Ford after flying were killed, the South African Press the nations average daily- remains unchanged. assigned April pel day per cent, Oregon 10 per over damaged areas of Ohio. "You Association said. supply in April by aboul four The FEO figures indicate increases ranging from 10 to cent, Hhode Island 16 per can see where the houses were Aid to Vietnam percent that Vermont is lo receive 13 29 per cent, compared with cent. South Carolina 11 per reduced to matches " WASHINGTON (AP> - The House Six survivors were reported The FEO said its April per cent less gasoline per March cent, and West Virginia 14 rejected last night any increase in The plane was carrying mine gasoline allocations were day in April than in March They were Alaska, 29 per percent U.S. military aid to South Vietnam workers from Francistown home to designed lo ensure that and Texas 10 per cent less. Patty An amendment to increase the aid Malawi, the South African Chamber every state gets at least HO OTHER states whose per- per cent as much gasoline as Credit talk set for Tuesday SAN FRANCISCO IAPI - The FBI to $274 million was rejected by a vote of Mines said. day allocation was cut were said yesterday it still considers of 177 to 154 despite contentions that il gol in Api il. 1972. adjusted Arkansas, one per cent less. Patricia Woodland will speak on the "Implications of 18- Patricia Hearst to be a kidnap victim South Vietnam needs it to survive. The dead included 74 Malawians, for growth in vehicle regis- Arizona 6 per cent. District year-old Adulthood and Credit" at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the and is making an "all-out intensive Critics accused the Pentagon of the pilot and copilot, while the flight trations since then of Columbia 3 per cent. Commuter Center. effort'' to arrest her abductors. trying to make an end-run around the engineer and five Malawian Bui lo achieve this dis- Florida 2 per cent. Georgia She is employed by the Banks ol Ohio and Master Charge In a tape-recorded message Jl 126 billion limit on U.S. military passengers survived, the Chamber of tribution- more equal than I per cent. Illinois one per Her appearance is sponsored by Student Activities received Wednesday, a voice aid to Saigon set by Congress last Mines reported _i in March or Februai\--the cent. Kansas 4 per cent. 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L 1 Fantastic Party House, indoor Pool, Health Spa member- :;] !: shipshin all included. 1 Rental Office - 602 6th Street 352-9378 g' PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE , ,i^ dAi ''\ ■:?- .iii Hi. - Pag*. 4/The 8X3 News, Matey, April S, 1*74 TV director looking for fresh faces His name has appeared on "The primary job of a culture department which Syracuse University and a "In those days you could Through his work, he has Tyler Moore Show" which television or films. the credits (or programs television director is to deals with the direction of Korean War veteran. work your way up. I had a met some of television's Rafkin has directed. "There is always a chance such as Love American transmit the script to tape." half-hour television After the war he started lot of different jobs and biggest stars. that you can make it." he Style " The Dick Van Dyke comedy director Alan comedies an act as a nightclub finally got to be a director." "Ed Asner is a thoroughly delightful human being." he said "That's what makes it Snow." 'Lots ol Luck and II.ilkin said Wednesday comedian which he said He said the first shows he "MARY TYLER MOORE an exciting business. "The Mary Tyler Moore Rafkin is on campus for a The director spent his first went nowhere 'So I quit directed were religious is great to work with. She is said "He too has been "I am constantly looking Show" for which he received month to supervise a course nighl in Bowling Green and went to work at CBS at programs which gave him always totally prepared," around for a long time, for fresh, interesting faces. an Emmv nomination sponsored by the popular watching the Academy the very bottom of the good experience for what he Rafkin said. "Ted Knight is working mostly in dramatic My feeling is that if you Awards program "It was ladder," Rafkin explained. does today humorous, amusing and productions before ' "The have the talent, eventually Campus Safety reports offenses embarassing and charming He hung around Mary Tyler Moore Show." you will make it. Look at atrocious. Kafkin said. "I Hollywood for years and is Ted Knight and Ed Asner can l help wondering what just now making it big " Rafkin said anyone They were around Holly- Campus Safety responded to 224 complaints. 180 criminal some ol the people in 'Get involved' wanting to be an actor wood a long time. They paid offenses and 44 non-criminal offenses during March. Dale Hollywood though! about Moore, Knight and Ed should learn to be patient if their dues and now they are Shaffer. Campus Safety director, said yesterday it Asner star in "The Mary they want to break into stars." he said. Criminal offenses are those defined as violations of state law or city ordinance HE SAID he thought the donate blood streaking incident was DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AISWII TO MfVIMIS MI1ILE There were 28 traffic and 21 criminal charges filed in Cog- "* G»* 1 it <«» planned There was no way » ' «MSl»ltI« ■Hi ■ Bowling Green Municipal Court Criminal offenses included The bloodmobile marks A Roll up your sleeve The ACROSS U Vurnl-r U l.lailns— it AIM. that guy could have been 1 _>ii_«. r seven for public indecency, three lor breaking and entering, bloodmobile will be on the first campus blood drive I Author frfbtr. *• ■l*"' *" ,, Ihrrr N..h.|.ur backstage without someone three petit larcenies, one disorderly conduct, one campus Tuesday through to accept 17-year old donors. -, Pir—■» •»»». DO»rv la. knowing about it. " he said. Itl Mr* | 1 ututr •«■ *••»■" «■■» i 11 NT*!-ffikT obstruction of a public official, two open containers, one II Fnlrl rhi.k-n- iJ 1 'i-ut- ■i Mack said It also is the first ■ E ' «t. m Thursday receiving stolen property, one failure to disperse, one 1 . H»Uf|url 2 1 ..niltinn Ml Ruin Ibhf 1 ' * m E f IPiB* 1 "This time we want to three day drive held at the it Nmrl i Pio"» "•<■ T 1 <■ i'."A ' '■: ■ unruly child and one consumption of alcohol in a motor Kalkin. a native of New 11 ll.l.m- ol a 4 H..H ..ml rrrl.,- collect 500 pints." Roily T. University . mid.I S Tallin* lion «r a York, is a graduate of 1* ,,. iii..-. „.lf |o „■!, vehicle. Mack. blood drive Last fall's blood drive ( ■- 19 Story Irlle. ol • « S.h.r..|ikr l' Jav * - H STTTI chairman said it's very collected 499 units of blood, •orl. 7 liMt.l l-i-l T ' r«. : 20 lii-.l .■ or» ft Graft krtMT*. ■ t ■ important for students to the largest collection in any M s %m i ' i ■ i UAO PRESENTS donate blood because people bloodmobile visit in the 24 Arlrfu Ard-n. •'anil* should get involved in their history of the Northwest 26 Door.. ,„ |„.l. ' 1 1 7 1 • 10 Tr.|> II R»rk*i* Male. 1 " 1" communities while they are Ohio Regional Blood Center, 14 Hay...hi \ml, ,| Cmtk. l« COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA still in college " according to Creta C. 15 W lo.mln, „ HM|h ,of anr " IT" ■ Donors should be 17 years O'Connor, public relations " d K BS£" " . . 23"r£~ iit~m apo. .-' SUNDAY, APRIL 7,8 p.m. old and over and weigh al director for the Greater Ill I'ati. ol aho*.. ,, fy«__ i., .I a M I least 110 pounds. Walk-in Toledo American Red Cross GRAND BALLROOM • UNION donors will be accepted, but 4! . hime OM .prr.l J; No( a lon) ■ I.> ." C 1 1 1 appointments are preferred II 12" $3.00 16" $4.50 DepartmQ o« to' days DOMINO'S PIZZA 352-5221 fl Student U Teacher G I ease II Buy "«MM»' CLaSSIFIED ■ CAMPUS CALENDAR spring qlr 352 4160 ZBTRushSundsy4:00-,, Mic * cord. E-V 664 var. All men welcomed. Cherry Hill Friday. April 5.1974 If. who will gard In Dec. imp like new 352-9380 needs place to live next Refreshments. after 6p.m. The Crypt Coffeehouse. Live entertainment, fall qtr Can sublease for Nancy: I'm sorry. Red. 71 Vega Hatchback, refreshment! Free and open to all Bring your thalqtr only Call 2-5837 friendi Tonight from 8 to 12 p.m. la the baaement of Please come home. We auto, trans., radio and 4 need you EQD. the UCF Ceatar. ___^_ 2 m. needed to fill 4 man radials. Dim. 2-2826 apt. at Haven house this after 7 0U 1 874-3684 MANUFACTURING LABORATORY Shop faculties Applications for director- summer. flOO/sum- ship to the Office of FOR RENT • Two bedrooms completely furnished apt. such as woodworking, metalworktng, equipment, etc. mer man Call 372-5*37 will be open to all students for independent work. Voter Awareness can be picked up at 315 Union. Sublet: 2 bed unfurn t Mto , ,taw e ,0,fV Must provide own materials and safety glasses with 2 f to sublet apt. spring isned apt. avail unined • Fantastic Party House ^ '^™rtm«7.) ' * ' side shields. Friday 6 p.m. - 10 p.m and Saturday 9 L summer. 965 mo. Call Blues Extravaganxa with April rent Iree. Call 669- a.m. - 3 p.m. Rm 124 Technology Building. 38X701. • Indoor Pool docker rooms) Muddy Waters. Buddy 5961 or 372-2301 between 8 PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIASTS Open photography Need 1 girl to fill 4 girl Guy L Jr. Wells, Hound and 5. Dog Taylor 4 the House- lab for all interested members of the campus apt. at Campus Manor 3 bedroom apartment to • Gas Heating & Air Conditioning community. You must supply your own photographic for spring qtr Ph. 352- rockers, Bo Bo Jenkins. One String Sam and sublet, for summer only. paper. A tea of $50 will cover the coat of chemicals 9302 Irom 1-4:30.. 840 month for 4 persons. • Utilities Paid, .«•?..i.ctn EDITOR'S NOTE: Hal the Holmes, a Wellesley. Mass burgh's ("enter for I'rban freeway systems They also recreation lacilities is up under way this month keep on driving suburb. "I don't like it." he tntrgy crisis left u imprini housewife • Research recently studied talk ol condominiums and considerably But many people resent Jeft DeMarce is a truck said of the gasoline situa- oi America! life? ■■Gasoline shortages have response to the energy crisis town houses as replace- They're not making the the whole thing II it is just a driver and lives in Burien. tion, but I'm willing to pay Associated Press reporters coaxed people aboard mass in the Pittsburgh area Two- ments for the single t.imily big trip to the beach, said matter ot monev. thev will Wash . a south Seattle more not to hassle it." have talked with transit. Commuter buses thirds ol those surveyed home Frank Perron ot the local government leaders, social and trains enjoy a new tound lived in suburbs Most were YMCA scientists and the man on popularity The cry now is white, married and at least THESE trends they At Paddock's Book Store, Grade requirements change the street to get a pre- lor better service in the high school graduates emphasized, were there owner Dai ven Paddock has liminary reading on this suburbs themselves No one before the Arabs ever seen a resurgence ot how question. In this second of a' knows if it will last OVER 4* per cent said thought ol an oil embargo to" books for the home. series of three articles, the they drive less on Sundays The energy crisis has simply "There's more and more for magna cum laude grads effects of the suburbs are -People are staying closer and about the same number added momentum interest in books from examined. to home Weekend jaunts visit relatives and tnends gardening to building Faculty Senate's action to pointed out that a change average of University are no longer a presumption less often now About 25 per Developments will still something in the backyard raise the accumulative point now would be unfair, and I students By Terry Ryan and some people even think cent go out to restaurants be spread out but there is ,i to making bread ' he said average required to would have to agree, said Associated Press Writer twice about going across less frequently and there trend to move a little closer graduate magna cum laude Dr Creene This is merely a general town was a marked decline ol in said K H Clancy, a AND PEOPLE are more from 3 7 to 3 75 will not The Senates decision is response to the inflation of The energy crisis inuially interest in buying new cars Phoenix At ix land interested in staying neat apply to June graduates. Dr prompted by a continual grades over the last few a threat to suburban MANY suburban residents developer home when they look for a John T Greene, chairman ot increase in the grade point years, "said Dr Greene. mobility- is more a nagging relate the energy crisis to Beyond that. 82 per cent job said Virginia Harvey, Faculty Senate. said irritation now in most larger problems challenging were dissatislied with the The effects ot the energy branch managei lor the Km yesterday American suburbs It's their lifestyle general conditions in crisis are clearly visible in ploynient Research Agency "A question has boon something to worry about Hose Mensko pushed hei America today And ">5 pet the Phoenix area, a 1,000- In Glendale raised as lo whether it is along with food prices and shopping cart down a cent said life would be no tquare-mile desert sprawl just to alter the rutofl point PKA LITTLE SIS school taxes and maybe supermarket aisle in West better in 197ii almost totally dependent on Cai pools and mass transit just before the end ot the politics M il 11 in. Pa . a blue collar the automobile have been boncticiaries ol academic year said Dr SLAVE DAY subuib 20 minutes driving ' First we have the energy crisis In the. Greene in* The gasoline lines have timetrom Pittsburgh Watergate then the meat A $4.»HHi trailer sits in subui bs around Seattle Faculty Senate will use ,i Saturday, April 6th s> vanished and you might crisis and the wheat crisis from ol Richard Morrison's Wash . the mass transit ridei lo amend the time even get your windshield It s disgusting. she and now the energy crisis home in Tempo. Ariz . a system reports a liHi pet change from June to nexi WILLING TO DO MOST washed again The economic said ' Kverytime 1 shop The people are telling us middle-class community 'M cent increase in nderslup A fall, said Dr Greene. He r> ANY JOB impact was not over- prices have jumped Why that they can t put up with minutes Irom Phoenix 'We computer matching service saul he is contulent it will whelming except tor those they raise them i ight before all these different things don I use it too much these for car pools should get pass tytt\s Call 2-2159 between who lost jobs or live in all my eyes said Dr Jin Nehnovajs.i days said Mrs Morrison Students and parents 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. electric homes director ol the I'rban He And it seems that this search Center H K 1. K N E v e i h a I I But something has energy crisis is the same old another lempe resident changed says the residents story Everyone wants to In the long run say said her driving has been CURE "TERM PAPER FRIGHT" HAVE JOB? WE'LL TRAVEL! ot suburbia And planners get then pockets lull planners and buildeis the reduced to essentials and builders see more without worrying about the energy crisis will move "Pleasure trips are out and I changes down the road little man. Pretty soon people closer to where thin shop less ol ten she said Associated Pratt repor we 're going to have nothing w o t k They I a I k o t The same things hold true ters recently visited a cross but the rich and the poor and redevelopment ot the innei m Glendale, a tairly typical section ot suburban com- no middle class suburbs, a movement away Southern California suburb AT YOUR munities from altluent The I'niversiiv ot Pitts Iroin the lunge ot the Ise ot local parks and ERRORITE CAMPUS STORE Welletlev. west ol Boston, to ." ■ II H.l. 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Look for the display box in stores, laundromats, and restau- rant* Mike Williard pnB» ,II i -1 , i ~r "i iiifB 424 Offenhauer fiSSfe to,. 4/Th. ■» **•<»% r»U.y, April 3, 1974 It's a long belt to left field... It's going, going and gone--714 Aaron by second base before lining the next pitch brown paper bag CINCINNATI (AP) • ham cleared the left field tying feat came 39 years until Atlanta's' home umpire John McSherry after The game was interrupted Relentless Hank Aaron fence about 380 feet from after Ruth retired from the opening series Monday over the fence. for six minutes as vice presi- ascended Into baseball's home plate game he popularized Aaron Aaron's record-tying 714th Aaron returned to the His Atlanta teammates dugout poured out of the dugout to dent Gerald Ford and Com- throne room yesterday by was I year old when Kuth hit home run was hit on 3-1 whacking his 714th career THE GAME was less than his linal homer pitch with two men on base RALPH GARR had meet him at home*plate and missioner Kuhn came onto home run (o join Babe Ruth five minutes old when the 40 at 2:40 p.m.. EDT, and opened the game with a Aaron strolled to a box seat the field to pay tribute to Hundreds ol as the most prolific slugger year old Aaroir a native of An nth hour addition to failed to get into the left walk and Mike Lum beside the Atlanta dugout Aaron, along with Bill Bar followed with a single to left and kissed his wife Billye tholomay. board chairman In history Mobile. Ala . crashed his the lineup. Aaron's historic field bleachers, falling The soft-spoken Atlanta historic homer before a sun homer came after instead between the fence field After Darrell Evans Aaron then went into the of the Braves. American students .star unloaded his historic- splashed crowd of 52,154. considerable dispute and and the stadium wall It was flied out, Aaron approached dugout as the applause •Thank you very much," blast in his first at-bat of the largest opening day turnout drama. The question of his retrieved by a member ol the plate to a loud ovation continued and came out Aaron said from the field. placed in 1074 season-in the first in the 106-year history of availability spawned a feud the Riverfront Stadium He took two balls outside, again when McSherry "I'm just glad its almost inning against Cincinnati-to baseball's oldest team with baseball Commissioner security force, brought back then a called strike letter carried the ball to him in a over with.'' RECOGNIZED equal a mark once thought Aaron s 380-lool blast Bowie Kuhn and Braves' to the field and presented to high and then another ball unreachable pulled him abreast of a brass The team announced Sports weekender OVERSEAS Aaron's blast off veteran record once considered earlier this spring that unattainable The record- Aaron would be withheld right-hander Jack Billing The Falcon lacrosse squad 11-01 will meet Wittenberg in a MEDICAL SCHOOLS Midwest Lacrosse Association contest at 2 p m tomorrow atDoytL Perry Field Hipouon Euromefl! The llnksters will be in action this morning at the Aaron will participate Marshall Invitational far tht sesmn starting Jury. Ml* Twenty-nine teams including the Bowling Green track Euromcd Kill assist qualified A«*f squad will participate in the Ohio University Relays •can students in pining timhim tomorrow afternoon. la rccofnurd ■terseii medical The Betters will be in Oxtord for two matches tomorrow scnoals. in tomorrow's contest afternoon with Cincinnati and Northern Illinois The Falcon dlamondmen, riding the crest of a six-game And that i just till bef inning CINCINNATI (API Age being a homer, but you're fifth later scoring on an winning streak, will play Ferris State of Michigan in a S Tf I'f a"i-i(f :*''*' CC"tMytft less Hank Aaron shed the always disappointed when it error It was his 2.062nd doubleheader this Sunday at Warren E Steller Field First i"r i';.-'*)" d.« otr HI lutctrd ghost of Babe Huth happens with men on base career run scored, tying him game action begins at 1 p.m with a 20-minute intermission .rt( jl t io<»'in «no«l. 1f»t Iwiomf4 yesterday. But Henry deserves it ' for third place on that all- between tht1 home games P'Cf'J<* KM i"l'tdtt »« l«ltr««rt IMt *ffk flfj.ti: jnd tiiritffM •"It's a load ofl my back." Aaron later grounded out time list with Willie Mays. l.rjnji ij«|j*|t cou'tf "andllorv 'or said the Atlanta Braves to third base in the third Aaron then lined out to » Friday, April 19 8pm YOU NAME IT, • Toledo Sports Arena F0R0NLY99* PLUS DEPOSIT If you nant more time One Main St. • Toledo. Ohio t before you start J family, rmfcrti 4 50 m advene 5 M the day ol the show available it Toledo WE'VE GOT t FMK.O Contraceptive WEEKDAYS i. SUNDAY Sports Arena. Central Trawl and Ticket Agency. Masonic Auditorium Boa • Foam IS a beautiful way to SOUTH SIDE SIX 911 Olf.ce. Sears HI the WoodvfHe Mall Revelations Clothes. Headquarters FRIDAY & SATURDAY Gnnnell s Hudson s. University o' Toledo. Finders Records and Metame* help you say uhm.' 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