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WASHINGTON (AP) - One of the half Oklahoma, where sources now say 12,000-vote margin of Tuesday night had dozen undecided races hanging over Republican Gov. Dewey Bar tie tt will ask dwindled to 2,664 Thursday night, the from Tuesday's elections got a winner for a recount. It would be the state's first latest drop coming on a 438-vote error yesterday in Gov. William Milliken of recount in a statewide election. found in southern Oklahoma's Comanche Michigan, and Sen. Vance Hartke of Democratic challenger David Hall's bounty. Indiana claimed victory in another. Other races too close to call were being finely counted or re-counted in Kentucky, Maine. Oklahoma and Rhode Trustees to discuss Island. Republican Milliken emerged as the victor in his race for a new term as late unofficial returns from Detroit's com- puter tabulation system showed controversial topics Democrat Sander I.evin had no chance ol By Terry Cochran picking up enough votes. Levin conceded. campus arose last spring when Beta Staff Reporter Although Milliken's razor thin margin Theta Pi social fraternity announced its had been dwindling, a count with 96 per intention to move into an apartment The Board of Trustees today will be complex, and received board com- cent of the vote accounted for had considering both a non-voting student Milliken 72,408 ahead out of a total vote of plianoe. more than 2.5 million. The result had board member proposal and the greek The fraternity carried out its plans exodus off campus, among other items. been delayed by tabulation problems. during the summer and since then Delta Hartke, the incumbent Democrat, Both issues have long been in the Upsilon has expressed similar intentions. making on campus, and have also been called a news conference to claim victory Greek letter organizations were in his photo finish race with Republican controversial. originally bound to a greek village Rep. Richard 1.. Roudebush for Indiana's The board will be dealing with a proposal which also was approved by the proposal placed before them by Group Senate seat. There was no immediate board. comment from Roudebush. Action for Students (GAS), and backed It would have bound all greek The unofficial count, with all but three by a Student Council ad-hoc committee organizations to move off campus as a position paper. body rather than individually. precincts in, gave Hartke an edge of Under the proposal Board of Trustee Further considerations by the board only 3,696 votes out of better than 1.7 members will be called on to approve today will include the possibility of a million cast. three of five students for non-voting digital computing system for the Meanwhile, voting machines and Nowaphofo by John Jackson positions on the board. University, and the establishment of a ballot boxes were sealed and placed If approved, the students will be Regional Research Center for academic "IT REALLY DOESN'T HURT," says fraternity, yielded a total of 327 pints. A under armed guard, under order of allowed to sit in on all formal and in- co-ordination between Toledo University Candy Drackenberg, senior (Ed.), as she spokesman at the Health Center, where the Republican Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb, in formal board meetings. and Bowling Green. contributed blood yesterday. The drive, drive took place, said 431 persons showed up anticipation of a recount. They will also act as co-ordinators, The members will also be discussing Similarly, National Guard troops providing direct information between the changes in the by-laws of the Firelands sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega service to donate blood, maintaining that these stood over ballot boxes in every county of were very good results. student body to the board. campus advisory board and the filling of The question of greek moves off three vacancies there. County may vote for new jail «■■ ■
By Steve Wolf rom said could not be repaired to meet those convicted of misdemeanors - less violations." today's needs. serious crimes - from hardened Brandyberry, speaking for the county The Wood County Commissioners are "It's not conducive to our times," he criminals. commissioners, said, "They fully ap- considering placing a bond issue on the said. The jail is plagued by many problems. preciate the deteriorating facilities." ballot to construct a building to house Rife, who has held the sheriff's post 10 Rife said. It was built in 1901 and houses The i'V; million bond issue defeated new offices and jail facilities, according years, said operating the jail "is like 40 prisoners with 20 men in each cell last year was to build a six-story building to Ralph Brandyberry, County Ad- driving a 69-year-old car down a super block, with no acceptable facilties for that would have a secure jail, special ministrator. highway. It's not safe for the persons women, children, juveniles or mental areas for juveniles and women and of- Brandyberry said the issue would be involved or even the vehicle." cases. fices that are now spread out over the similar to the one defeated last Rife said he could easily house 60 to 70 county. November 3 to 1 by Wood county voters. Rife said "The conditions might have prisoners with proper facilities, but, he Rife said the issue did not pass Wood County Sheriff Earl Rife been acceptable 60 years ago. Today's said, "We are enforcing the law ac- because of "a lack of enthusiasm of recently called attention to the an- prisoner is different." cording to how much room we have. We certain county offices," tiquated and deteriorating jail which he He said there was no way to separate have to look the other way on many Brandyberry said the jail and office space issue is always a topic of discussion with the commissioners. He said the only answer would be to present the issue to the voters again. Co ate considers co-education The commissioners could have someone go out to "feel the pulse" of the public, then decide when to place the issue on the ballot, Brandyberry said. living in campus dormitories He said the commissioners want to remedy the situation but the only way to do so is with the passage of a bond issue. By Damon Beck cept." done," he said. At present, Rife said the county la Staff Reporter "People are afraid girls can't take The idea has been tried on other "farming out" prisoners to other county John and Mary living in the same care of themselves," he said. "But campuses and has worked, he said, and jails and the Toledo House of Correction. dormitory here? On the same floor? society is changing and separating males after students adjust to the idea it all He said this costs the county about 13.50 Maybe. and females is an antiquated idea." seems second nature. per day per prisoner. Since there is no Student Body President Roger Coate Coate said he would like to get people Coate will set up an ad-hoc committee special place for juveniles, they are yesterday outlined an idea he's con- thinking about the possibilities before the to study the issue, which will be placed in homes under security sidering to bring co-educational new McDonald complex of high rise responsible to Student Council and Group restrictions. residence hall living to campus. dormitories is completed. Action for Students (GAS). The Jail also does not meet the "It's all very tentative now," Coate "The whole programming system of Coate pointed out that there is nothing requirements set by state law for said. "We're in the process of mailing out the dorms would have to be changed and in the Student Code that would block the separating prisoners physically and 'feeler' letters to other universities about it would be easier to build something to idea, and said it would be a social issue vocally. our size to get their ideas on the con- fit a situation than to change it after it's for a changing society to consider. Also there are no exercise areas for prisoners and no recreational facilities. In Monday's 5th Rife said he didn't expect to build a fine, motel-like building, but at least something so those imprisoned for rehabilitation could live in a better at- Everybody talks mosphere. Rife said two years ago $20,000 in improvements were made, but the population increase has wiped that out. about buildings, but... There is a security problem since the original locks are still there, but some Architectural aesthetics. Something nobody thinks That's why we assigned two reporters to delve into the can't be locked for fear they won't open much about, but knows immediately whether be likes it or architecture and landscaping plans of the University to again. not. see if they could put a finger on the University's aethestic This allows prisoners to roam free design. about the block. Rife said the 20 prisoners Terry Cochran and Gale Bogle spent two weeks in- in a cell block could rush a deputy when terviewing campus planners and architects and a leading the door to it is opened. national figure in artistry and building design. Rife said prisoners are allowed to visit •photo by Jin They found out which direction our building is taking each other at night. "This is when us, what the powers-that-be want our campus to look like, sodomy can take place," the sheriff said. THE CONTROVERSIAL facilities of the Wood County (ail and the problems they contend with in arranging this Rife said he issued his statements to may be only sore memories if a bond issue presently place. the press to generate public interest. considered by the County Board of Commissioners is Yes, there is a master plan for construction and design The sheriff said he thinks prisoners here, in what some have called our smorgasboard ap- should not be held in county facilities passed. A similar bond issue was turned down by the proach to buildings and landscaping. more than 3; days. He would like to see voters last year, but that has not kept the sheriff, the In fact, our diversity in appearance is completely regional Jails established to serve common pleas court judge, the commissioners and others intentional, as well as functional. several counties and cities. This would be from voicing their concern over deteriorated conditions You'U find out the how's and why's in Monday's 5th. more conducive to rehabilitation, Rife and seeking ways of solving the jail problem. BMBHMni believes. Pag* 2 The BG New* Friday . November 6, 1970 eDueRiaLS 'Don't Take Losing So Hard! Think Of All Those news Political Promises You Won't Have To Keep' council's decision Lerrers
So now Student Council has decided that a community council wouldn't work too well after all. For months we've all been hearing glorified statements tuggin' together of how a real live community council Is the answer to all the student governance Ills at this University. We would like to reply to the letter Mooney Hall, and we felt it was a great Now Student Body President Roger Coate tells us "All concerning Sunday's Toad Tug which contest. you would have with a community council is a com- appeared in Wed. B.G. NEWS. We Our last reply is to the com- munication tool. It would be a weakening of the present sincerely thank the women of Ashley for ment..."low and behold Mooney Im- system." your support tor Mooney. It's great to mediately had to tug Batchelder for the We don't know how Coate came to this sudden know the dorms can back each other. championship." That was a duel Along with this is our support of Darrow decision between Mooney and Bat- realization, but compared to our present form of govern- chelder. When we approached for the ment, a system that would at least be an effective com- Hall and we would like to thank them for an exhilarating, fun afternoon for our last pull, we felt ready and maybe a little munication tool looks pretty good. And as far as it being a spirited gang. We enjoyed the tug and over confident. Our loss was not a great "weakening of the present system," that's impossible. loved the competitive spirit shown disappointment. We achieved the goals A University senate may very well be a productive Sunday. B.G. needs more events similar we had set out for. The women of Mooney form of government. But we view its proposal as another to this. appreciate Darrow's efforts to unite the in a long list of delays postponing the Immediate change No event is easy to co-ordinate, dorms. student government so badly needs. organize, publicize, and sponsor, Any lack of organization stemmed from the frolicking of the competitors. The News can't help but wonder if the Coate regime will especially on a campus of this size. We feel that most of the participants and We will be looking forward to other ac- follow the lead of its predecessor and play games all year, spectators were very satisfied with tivities that involve as many students, waiting until the eleventh hour to decide that Student Harrow's planning; that the Toad Tug hoping that everyone participating has a Government is worthless. ran as smoothly as possible. We also yearning for fun, not only to win It's getting to the point where the student body doesn't would like to extend our thanks to recognition. really care what you call the system as long as it works. Darrow's refs for their patience with Let's try another toad tug this spring Be it Student Council, community council, or Univer both sides. when the water is warmer. They had a rough job with thirty sity senate, it better be good. Barb Fitzgerald 216 Mooney We've all waited far too long. females and fifteen men yelling at them for "more rope" and "what are the rules Mary McNulty 6 Mooney now ref?" They did the best they could Peg Kuhlman 206 Mooney and everyone is entitled to mistakes. The one mistake made was remedied im- mediately and we felt very fairly; calling a rematch with Bromfield. student on board We really don't feel the men of Bromfield are poor sports. They showed the student union their temper but what could we expect when we defeated 15 men. Last year The proposal that will be presented to the Board of Mooney won the "Good Spirit" award; if are the pillars on which any democratic unless the individual members of the Trustees today to give student representation to that body We who are working to realize the we thought that our defeat over Brom- student's union, which was over- institution must stand or fall, and that the Union believe in success and are willing should receive approval. field would in any way be detrimental to whelmingly accepted in last spring's preceding plus those channels already to participate to make that success a The proposal drawn up by a Student Council ad-hoc our reputation, we would have given referendum, have come to believe in established should now be used in concert reality. committee, is not an attempt to pressure the Board into them the victory. certain theories about man and our as the Union and the Student Govern- At present, work has begun on the "give in" to any sort of student demands, but Is rather a The spirit of competition lives on in situation at this institution; and the ment to EXPAND and FURTHER problems associated with the University plan to provide a direct, much needed avenue of com- understanding of these is imperative to participatory democracy at Bowling Book Store: we have learned that ample munication between Board members and students. the understanding of the Union Concept, Green University. profit is derived both from books and sundries; that the book store is owned If accepted by the Board, the proposal calls for one as we presented it. This organization operates on the let's hear from you basis of consensus only: thus, there is no and operated by the University; that its student approved by Student Council to be included in all 1) The only "facts about 'human need for an executive, only volunteers overhead includes two managers; that deliberations, Informal or formal, of the Board. The BG News welcomes all letters to nature' are that man is adaptable and, and committee chairmen. Neither is although it buys used books back at 50 Hopefully, this student would give the Board a better the editor and opinion columns. letters therefore, subject to the conditioning there a legislature, for all decisions are per cent and discontinued ones for scrap Indication of student sentiments than they have now. Also, may comment on any other letter, process as demonstrated by Pavlov in ultimately made by the group in the form rates, these used books are sold at 75 per this student could better express the attitudes of the Board column or editorial. We ask, however, dogs, and the government of the U.S. and of a vote or an action. Individual cent and those brought back as scrap are the U.S.S.R. in man. members to the students. There is no question that this that guest columns not be written in initiative and consensus are the prime sold at good profit to agents of arts where direct response to any other published proposal is within the legal power of the Board to im- 2) Mankind has, as Nietzsche said, a movers. We encourage mass-action, these books are not scrap; further we editorial item. great and ultimate potential, which is to loose organization, and a self-confident were told that the publicly available plement, as it calls for a non-voting membership. letters should be a maximum of 300 transcend or surpass itself, to become a style of co-operation as opposed to records of the book store are in Columbus The only major problem we can forsee if the proposal is words, typewritten. We ask that columns new and better race; and last, but not competition and self-deprecation in the and perhaps because of red tape and implemented is the selection of the student. be no more than four typed pages triple- least, we agree with Jean-Paul Sartre face of authority. distance not actually publicly available. It is a rare student, if any in fact do exist, who has the spaced. whose conception of the only truth about The Union is now attempting to Finances are important but so are broad mindedness and ability to adequately represent all The News maintains the right to edit man is that he is capable of being-and IS- respond to the needs of the students and other less subtle practices such as oc- viewpoints and attitudes of the student body. all submissions that exceed these limits, -totally, existentially free, and is, to perpetuate relevancy in education. A casional 'de facto' censorship, the non- with respect to the laws of libel and Still, one representative is better than none, but if the therefore, responsible only to himself Union cannot be the egocentric ex- hiring of students and the offering of used proper taste. and for his community. books at times late in the quarter rather proposal is accepted a heavy responsibility rests with pression of a few who labor; to be ef- litters and columns should include These concepts and a brief but fective we must be supported by those than as available. We feel these prac- Student Council to select a student with the qualifications the author's address and phone number, thoughtful look at last spring at Bowling who voted and those who worked before. tices and policies are not fair to us or to to effectively meet the demands of the post sought in the and may be mailed to the Editor, co BG Green brought to us a sense of challenge. This means that, although the economic you when one considers that the book proposal. News, 106 University Hall. We believe that Participation, Self- committee is doing the preparatory store is ostensibly a service to all of us. Confidence, and Confidence-in-Others work, nothing will be accomplished We feel that some action is in order and propose five simple and simply in- stituted demands. • our man hoppe- 1) an audit of the book store's financial records, 2) a student hiring policy, the effects of which will be ob- vious within three quarters, 3) lower prices, 4) an end to 'de facto' cen- sorship, 5) an increase in the quality of John & martha & ap & upi extra-class books. We feel that these demands are reasonable and strongly suggest a boycott of this establishment if no effort By Arthur Hoppe his unkindly old newspaper. Martha is Martha: Oh, John you're horrid! You one little call? As a nightcap? reporter? Now here are my views on is made to negotiate these points by the National Columnist pacing the floor, trying to conceal her don't trust me. John (frawning): This Administration Pablo Casals, Golda Meir and the 30th of November. It's your pocketbook growing agitation. It is late at night. John: Now, now, Martha, you know you stands four square against per- Washington Senators, all 100 of them... and your education. What are you going' Good morning, housewifes and other Martha (with false nonchalance): Well, promised to quit. missiveness. You are ruining our image. John (contentedly lighting his pipe): to do about it, students of Bowling Green shut-ins. It's time for another tee-vee dear, I think I'll go upstairs and dial a Martha: But not cold turkey, John. I'm Martha (falling to her knees): Just one Better him than me. and voters for this union? Politics aside, chapter of "John's Only Wife" - the nice shower. . .1 mean, have a nice having withdrawal symptoms. Ixtok at itty-bitty local call? I know! I could dial WeU, tune in to "John's Only Wife" who isn't hit by the book store? heartwarming story which asks the shower. my dialing finger tremble. the time and talk to the recording. again next time, folks. And meantime, be happy that John has but one wife (cq) Dan Lasse' I question: John (without looking up from his John (sternly): Martha, if you won't do John: Now, Martha, you know how that to give his country. Rand Patterson "Can a kindly, old, pipe-puffing At- paper): You needn't bother, Martha. I it for me, you must do it for our first little call leads to another. First torney General allow unlimited free found It President. He's so happy. He hasn't seen Karen Olson speech and still preserve law and order? thing you know, you'll be off on an all- Martha (innocently): Found what, your name in the paper for 48 hours. night binge calling newspapers across And his marriage?" dear? Martha: I will, John. I will' But I think I the country. For the good of the Nation As we join John and Martha, John is John: The telephone you hid under the ought to taper off gradually. My system and the Party, you must renounce calling puffing his kindly old pipe and reading lid of the commode. can't stand the shock. Please. John, Just forever. me BG news WHAT REALLY GRIPES ME. HIGBEY, IS THEY DID IT WITH A DEMOCRATIC VOTE!1 Martha (pulling herself together): You're right, John. Never again, I swear An Independent Student Voice it. (She resumes her pacing, wringing her hands. After a long silence, she says cheerily:) WeU, I think I'U go out on the balcony and ring up. . .look at the view. editor james b. smith managing editor | n d. waggoner John: I found that one, too. And the one g en news editor tichard c. bergeman you hid in your mattress. And the one you hid in the aspidistra. And the one... editorial editor barbara j. jacola issue editor kathleen a. gendrich Martha (desperately): John, if you don't sports editor aennis d. white let me have one little call, I'm going to photo editor brian I. steftens talk! John (smiling confidently): What could contributing editor janes p. marino you say abut me? copy editor tichard c. price Martha (cleverly): I won't talk about business manager tichard a. reiter you, I'll talk to you. You know how I can advertising manager philip a. stickney go on for hours about Senator Halfbright and those dingy professors and those Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall liberal Communists and those. . . John (blanching): Doesn't our marriage Phone 372 2710 or 372 2819 mean anything? Martha (grimly): It's one or the other, Tha BO N... la puol.ihad Hondo, i ,h.„ Fridays d„,ino tha Mfataf John. I mean it! ithool yaor, and »nf, a -,••!■ doting tha autnmot tiiiDni, ondot outhot- .t, at tKa Poblicotlana Committaa at Bawling Craan Slata Univaralty. (John, a defeated man, rises slowly, Opimana aaptatsad in aditarial cortooni at athat calumna in »ka Nawa removes a Walter Keane painting, opens da nat nacaaaarily ratlacl tKa epiniena at tha Uniwarilty Adminiitratian a wall safe and hands Martha a faculty •' atoW at tha Stata at Oh,a. Opintam aapraaaad by caluntniata do telephone. Tremblingly, she dials and nat nocasaorily tallact tha apintana at tha BG Hawt. Editariala in tha BG with a satisfied sigh, lifts the receiver to Haws raflact tha aplniana at tha moiarity of nanttti af tha BG Nawa Ed.- her lips.) tatlal Boo,d. Martha: Hello, is this that nice UPI The BG News, Friday, November 6, 1970 Page 3 Placement offers Teaching jobs offered abroad overseas work Does teaching overseas teachers, Bajkai said. interest you? Application information According to Louis A. may be obtained by writing to automatic process. Ac- If you are one of the Teachers Overseas, P.O. Box cordingly, sufficient time Bajkai, executive secretary thousands of students who are 913, Needles, Calif. 92363. interested in obtaining must be allowed to check with for overseas teaching placement. there are Applicants must send K> and summer employment in a the consulate, the sponsoring unlimited opportunities. indicate what country they foreign country, the Office of agency, or the prospective Teaching positions are would like to teach in. Career Planning & Placement overseas employer, regarding available for professors, in- **»»»»»»»%»»«»»» Services can be of assistance the specific requirements and structors, and for prospective to you. application procedures. teachers in any field, and at According to James L. For any job accepted, the any level from kindergarten to March Galloway, director of hours will probably be longer the university. Over 1.000 Placement Services, there are and the wages lower than iiatitulin— to !■■■ utaa 1M of Dimes several important factors to those measured by American countries offer teaching be considered in searching for standards. Galloway said. The jMM to American a job abroad. money earned will moat likely Lu-»'.-nw One is well advised to be r jfflctea* to aupport one Mwm tfv mrsT mi wHojott 1 concentrate on countries person. But rtuinfc r»re»y ■ MJgJP mnum* where the rate of •mpteyment save enough money to pay tit mmwjmjmm ut GJUIIH is relatively low. Galloway travetaR uptiMui after they
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WBGU-RADIOM.1 word; 0:30 p.m. NADER REPORT. > Any old 23 Great sea 39 Individual PUZZLE horse. power. part. Meaday TV By A. Crosby Downs i Compass 24 Cubic meter. 40 Abandons. Thursday F)int. 27 Admit. 42 l.... HKTIMI of HIGHLIGHTS ACROSS Voluble. pstate New 28 Something liquor. 9 a.m. FREE FORM: 5:30 FM 8:30 NET PLAYHOUSE: Speaker's York city. to shoot. 43 Subway fare: p.m. NEWS: 6:J0 p.m. "Making Money and 13 Other Pillage. desk. I A seraglio 29 Penetrate. 2 wds. EVENING CONCERT: Very Short Plays." A Goodie from 58 Wakes up. is —. 31 Gritty 45 Departed. premiere of Soroyan's comic IIH- griddle. Bridge taxes. Rarticles. 49 Muscilage. Vedel-Concerto No. 3 for Sphere* of DOWN Roman 250. CO. Choir, Schumann-Iiederkeis, Thursday 1:30 pjn. FALCON FOOT- vignettes depicting the foibles 51 Boy's BALL: BG vs. West Texas action, N. Zealand 35 Domestic nickname. Tchaskovsky-Orcbestra Suite of humanity; 10 p.m. SOUL: Sensatidllill Syncopated Sine, 52 Expose to State (home); 6 p.m. helper. No. 1; 11 p.m. UN- 9a.m. FREE FORM: 5:30 "A Langs ton Hughes Special" tale. music. howing moisture. WBGU-TV 71 Scion of [ Interstices. disgust. 3(i Browned in p.m. NEWS: 6:30 p.m. BOWLING GREEN'S OFF deep fat. 53 Shipping DERGROUND MUSIC. Features readings by Ossie Atiibuiiiii. I Groups of Builder. term: abbr. EVENING CONCERT: Bach- BROADWAY: "West Side Davis and Ruby Dee as well as 37 Infirm. -Peasant Cantada, Vivaldi- Story:" 7:20 p.m. FALCON Monday Shark. persons. Burns. ."•I Building Tuesday 9 p.m. REALITIES: "The gospel music by Marion Barb. 1 Concerning. I'uinfiil. 38 More regal. addition. Cello Sonata No. 4. Faure- PRE-GAME: 7:30 p.m. Williams. Cathulir Requim; 11 p.m. UN- FALCON HOCKEY: BG vs. Banks and the Poor" This Rrmip: pi. 9a.m FREE FORM: 5:30 inil. DERGROUND MUSIC. Western Ontario: 11 p.m. documentary probes the ways 1 2 3 4 s • 4 1 0 11 12 p.m. NEWS: 7 p.m. CON- in which the banking industry Friday Sick. ' ^ " FRONTATION '70: 8 p.m. UNDERGROUND MUSIC. Customars Friday exploits the poor; 10:30 8 p.m. FALCON FOCUS; actions. 14 EVENING CONCERT. FUCK OUT: "U.S. 27 Alt" 10 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO .I.IIKMICM " Mendelssohn-String Sym- 16 9a.m. FREE FORM: 5:30 Sunday This film is the story of a draft MIX: Tonight's human ac- statesman. phony No. 12, Poulenc-Sonata tivity is "Sleeping." Turmoil. p.m. NEWS: 7:20 p.m. evader who meets up with his M 1,. 20 31 in D Major, Foss-Time Cycle; Male voice. 1 FALCON PRE-GAME: 8:30 12 noon MUSIC FROM derelict father. Ascetics. 11 p.m. UNDERGROUND Saturday 22 34 p.m. FALCON HOCKEY-BG OBERI.IN: 1p.m. MICKEY Blond: Sp. MUSIC. Tuesday 5 p.m. BGSU FOOTBALL: Pave. _ | " vs. Western Ontario; 11 p.m. MOUSE CLUB REVIVAL 26 ■27 J 129 Skill. HOUR with Hostess Margaret 10 pin SAN FRANCISCO West Texas State vs. Bowling Wednesday RADIO RETROSPECT: Write. Amos and Andy with "Sap- King: S p.m. MUSIC IN MIX: Tonight's human ac- Green (home); 8:30 Annoyed JO phire Louk.s for Romance." ACTION: 5:30 p.m. THE tivity is "Sleeping." VANISHING WILDERNESS: sevcrly. _ ' 9a.m. FREE FORM: 5:30 32 11:30 p.m. UNDERGROUND DRUM: 6 p.m. BOWLING Santa Barbara-Everyone's Ulossy. p.m. NEWS: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Streamer. " MUSIC. GREEN IN CONCERT: 8 Mistake-To-night's program Aeriform 14 35 3« 34 36 40 EVENING CONCERT: covers the Santa Barbara oil Gibbons-First (Short) ser- p.m. DRAMA WHEEL: "A 8:30 CIVILISATION: lltiiil. leak and how blame is shared Painter, CR. 41 ■ l42 43 i Saturday New Way to Pay old Debts" by "Protest and Com- 1 vice, Schubert-Piano Sonata by government, civic Affirmative, Massinger: 10 p.m. MON- munication," Sir Kenneth Some college in I>. Bartok-Concerto for organizations, science and 44 4> Orchestra; 11 p.m. UN- 9a.m. FREE FORM: 1:20 TAGE: What Ever Happened Clark's view of the Western officials: " p.m. FAI.CON PRE-GAME: to J.S.? development of the written industry. abbr, 41 46 ■ 5 DERGROUND MUSIC. IX Knoll th l orison. 30 l5 I 52 •4 'College will be held at 4 p.m. CAMPUS p.m. in 105 Hanna Hall. Ad- i Sport. " on the field behind the mission is free with I.D. card; BRIDGE CLUB I VIP ii New Women's Bldg. 25 cents for guests. York HI " " Will hold a duplicate match Arkansas 51 TO UAO CAMPUS MOVIE at 1:30 in the Ohio Suite, > < >ne SPECIAL FORCES receiving 1 " Army ROTC will meet at 9 Union. All experienced bridge property. 1 11/8/10 "The Boston Strangler" a.m. In 253 Memorial Hall. players are welcome to come, C Field Enterprises. Inc.. 1970 DO t will be shown at 6, 8, and 10 either with or without a Solution of Yesterday's I'uzile p.m. in 105 Hanna Hall. Ad- Sunday partner. mission is free with I.D. card; TODaY 25 cents for guests. ORTHODOX Monday CRYPTOGRAM IK Edward S. I.lovd CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP KAPPA PHI WATER POLO Divine Services will be performed by a visiting priest Friday IJBERATION OF QUEBEC WiU meet at 6 p.m. at the I I Mi: A 111 DC TIBKDCA HO Game vs. Ohio State from Michigan. All are UCF Center. SOCIOUKiY MAJORS Will be Marlene Dixon's University at 7 p.m. in the welcome to come. Services AND MINORS Natatorium. Free and open to will be held at 10 a.m. in the speech topic at 3 p.m. in the HYENA! TRYOUTS I: K < I A Is T M I) A . Forum, Student Services the public. chapel, UCF Center. Pre-rcgistration for the Bldg. Will be held for the Afro- winter quarter courses by WOMEN'S LIB TOM RUSH American drama in dance and sociology majors and minors WOMEN'S FIELD Sponsored b> UAO. Tom song from 7:30-9 p.m. in 105 l^ rstenl;i\ '\ rr\ |ilngram : Yeggs d> ed eggs. will be held in 16 Williams Hall HOCKEY Will meet at 11 a.m. in the Rush will perform in the Hanna Hall. Contact Ronald from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Forum, Student Services Grand Ballroom November Lomas, 372-2033 between 10 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Game with Heidelberg Bldg. 14. Tickets on sale now, $1.99. and 11 a.m. Saturday COU.EGIATE CHORALE Will present its fall concert WIZARD OF ID by Brant parkas- and Johnny hart LUTHERAN STUDENT with Ivan Trusler conducting. ASSOCIATION 4 p.m. in the Main Auditorium, Twe saw* HA*ES64rep - HE W± HIS WVN V COMB University Hall. Will sponsor a hay ride and AHP CLlM&et? TO THE T&P CI3*/H 1/NTiU too \w«ove OF THE WATER "C^EK! Hl£ LIVING CONPlTiOH**. S1ADIUM PIAZZA SHOPPING CENTfP Bowling Gtei-n Ohio party. For further In- BOWIJNG GREEN I Wooillr St. ol 1-75 Oppoftr 1CSU football Slodiunt formation, call Mark at 354- STRING QUARTET 5354. Will present a concert at * I IVING BOON HOCKING CHAIR SEATING 8:15 p.m. in the Recital Hall, RIFLE MATCH * \< Ills 1)1 PURE PARKING School of Music. * GORGEOUS, MODERNISTIC OECOR BGSU Varsity vs BGSU UNIVERSITY ROTC. 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Most University students and a bag of dog food under German Shepherd by running about a week to learn her way location in a flat region and a leave their pets at home when Miss Woods desk. her about a half-hour each day around campus. Fortunately, friendly atmosphere. they come to campus, but The women in the in a large court area outside most of her classes meet in One of seven blind students Debbie Wood, a freshman, residence hall reacted to the dorm. Some also stop by buildings close to her on campus, Miss Wood is brought hers along - and having a dog in their dormfirst the room for study breaks to residence hall. Hexe usually majoring in sociology. She what's more, she keeps it in with surprise, then delight. play ball with Hexe. enters the classroom with her hopes to do social work with her room. "Everyone seems to love An 11-year-old from and naps under a chair or in the blind and parents of the Miss Wood is blind and her having her around," Miss Westerville, Miss Wood says some out of the way place blind in the future. pet, Hexe, is a seeing eye dog. Wood said. taking care of Hexe is "a nice during the session. The two share a room with The dog rarely barks or change from studying" and Miss Wood tapes her lec- Cindy Klein, a freshman from cries and as a result doesn't enjoys feeding and grooming tures and takes notes later on Montgomery, Ala. Their room keep the women from her dog each day. a braille writer. Most of her Schools expect in West Hall is similar to studying or sleeping. On campus, Hexe and her textbooks, rented from a firm others in the dormitory except Some of the women even companion work as a team in New York, are recorded. loss violence for the presence of Hexe's bed help with exercising the with Miss Wood giving She writes term papers first in directions, and the guide dog braille, then types them. on campusos leading her around obstacles. Anything she can't get on tape Students get involved The dog aids her in or in braille, her roommate WASHINGTON(AP) -Over basically the same way a cane reads to her. two-thirds of the nation's does, except that she speeds Hexe's companion is en- school administrators, faculty travel. Though a caiie detects thusiastic and optimistic representatives and student with college through art obstacles, it leaves its user to about her life so far at the leaders queried by the find her way around them. University. She likes to think President's Commission on Getting students involved The students toured other Hexe can see any problems her typical day is the same as Campus Unrest predicted a with their campus through art campuses and began to look at and automatically leads Miss every other freshman sharp decrease this year in as a part of the environment is their own campus which Wood away from them. woman's. In selecting a disruptive and violent college the goal of an eight-week Clement admitted wasn't the Miss Wood said it took her university, she looked for a incidents. summer program initiated at most beautiful in a different The survey, conducted last Kansas State University by way. summer, also disclosed that Charles Clement. They were first assigned to Generals held by Reds most felt the likeliest targets During the second of two ramble around campus for future violent outbursts lectures at BGSU. Clement making suggestions for any to be released shortly were schools enrolling over explained how students building or area that they felt 10,000 students, low ac- created murals, friezes, needed some kind of im- MOSCOW! AP) Two Some indication that the ceptance standards and sculptures, abstract signs, provement, Clement said. American generals, now 15 Russians might be ready to Reserve Officer Training and playground equipment for Next the students planned days in Soviet custody, act came from Ankara, where Corps units on campus. the university laboratory the artwork and created probably will be released the Turkish Foreign Ministry The survey was sent to school and did landscaping. models to relate to the area within a week, unofficial said the Soviet Union had 1,290 schools and responses i Sorvlco Photo Dement said the students where the art would be placed. Soviet sources reported today. agreed to release the Turkish were received from 2,188 who were in art, architecture Clement said it was the The U.S. Embassy said no colonel. administrative, faculty and DEBBIE WOOD, freshman, and her seeing eye dog Hexe stop for a and landscaping were given first time that most of the word had been received there student representatives. The moment outside the Psychology Bldg. after a class. Hexe ac- tremendous leeway in their students had become involved A spokesman said Soviet on repeated requests for Ambassador Vassili results of the poll were companies her companion into the classroom and naps, under a chair projects. wth "reality." release of the generals, their released yesterday. during each session. They had to estimate the pilot and an escorting Turkish Grubyakov informed Premier Suleyman Demirel of Least likely to suffer Sociology prof amount and cost of materials colonel. violent outbursts, according to used and present construction Moscow's intention to free Col. Unofficial Soviet in- Cevat Dehli. the survey, were colleges with to speak here plans to a committee com- formants, however, said their an enrollment of under 1,000 Bruce defends elections posed of the university government could be expected The spokesman said he had students, no ROTC, high on women's lib president, students and ad- to accept the U.S. explanation no information concerning the acceptance standards, all ministration representatives. that the four officers had Americans - MaJ. Gen. Ed- academic emphasis except Marlene Dixon, professor "The students realized how crossed the Soviet-Turkish ward CD. Scherrer, head of liberal arts and per student against Hanoi accusations of sociology at McGill much effort artists go through border by mistake. the American military and appropriations under $1,250 PARIS (AP) - North now they are over. Nevertheless, Thuy said as University in Montreal, will be to communicate with their They said the release mission to Turkey; an Most frequently menuored Vietnam delared yesterday "But one thing is clear. the 91 st plenary peace talks speaking on the women's clients," Clement com- probably would come next assistant, Brig. Gen. Claude actions called for the federal that President Nixon liad been The American people, the session began: "Nixon is liberation movement today at mented. week after celebration this M. McQuarrie Jr. and pilot government to stop the In- rebuffed by American voters American Congress and broad trying to convince public 11 a.m. in the Student Services He said when the actual weekend of the 53rd an- Maj. James Russell. dochina war, change domestic in his aim to turn America "in international opinion view opinion at home and abroad Forum. construction began on the niversary of the Bolshevik The four are being held in policies and give greater a reactionary direction." President Nixon's Oct. 7 peace that he succeeded." Miss Dixon is national campus "it shook everyone up Revolution, the Soviet U'ninakan in Soviet Armenia, recognition to student con- U.S. Ambassador David K. proposals as a constructive coordinator of the Women's to see this sacred campus national day. where their plane landed. cerns. E. Bruce, replying to Hanoi's basis for a peaceful settlement Thuy said this was "the Caucus of the New University being torn up." emissary at the V'etnam of the war." same kind of lie as those he and has been active in the Clement said the only UAG Presents peace talks said: "You have told about his pretended women's liberation movement previous artwork on campus proved how little you un- Ambassador Xuan Thuy, willingness to end the war . for the past six years. was a bust of the founder. A Euchre Tournament derstand our democratic Hanoi's peace talks emissary, The reality is that Washington She will also speak at 3 The students understood process. said "the results of the mid- is ready to intensify and ex- pjn. in the forum on the that their work may only be in Thursday, Nov. 12, 7:30 "These elections seem to term election demonstrated pand the war all over In- Quebec Liberation Front. place for two or three years, have distracted you lately and the failure of his enterprise." dochina." An American sympathizer but he added that this gives Capital Room — 25< person for the French separatists and them the opportunity to the FLQ, Miss Dixon will reevaluate their work and speak on the current crisis in measure their growth as Bring your own partner Quebec. artists. or contact Bob Caras BSU hosts jazz piper 353-7544 Interview your for University program The University will play The sound has been said host Monday to black jazz to be sonorous as an organ, bagpiper Rufus Harley, a with an oboe-like chanter hitting the melody. interviewer. nationally famous and Interviewing isn t just a chance to display your talents. It s a chance to completely unique musician. He'll be performing Bowling Groan Stot* Un vcratty CHAGALL. get information about employers. Don't waste it. Ask guestions. To Harley has performed his Monday, at 8 p.m. in the Main Art Building BASKIN, Auditorium of University help you, we've listed some things that could affect how much you skill on many television Mondoy. No.emb.r 9 ROUAULT. programs in a carreer Hall. Tickets, at $2 each, will enjoy your future job. And finding work you enjoy is what it's all about. DAUMIFR spanning seven years, and has be on sale in advance of the 10a.m. to 5p.m. appeared in the movie performance at the ticket t MANY "You're a Big Rov Now." oooth in the Union or at the OTHERS I Do you have a training program? Describe it. His sound has been called auditorium door. ARRANGED BY t& ft A3 14 everything from "different" Harley's appearance is FERDINAND 2 What specific responsibilities are trainees given? f ROIEN GALLERIES to "wild," and his talents are being sponsored by the Black EL" 3 What percentage of your management . . . in much demand. Student Union. KNN m BALTIMORE. MD. are products of a training program? come from a specific area or school? Thank you Pershing hold graduate degrees? ORIGINAL GRAPHICS 4 What percentage of your management openings are Rifles. We are PURCHASES MAY BE CHARGED filled from within? 5 If I join your firm and decide to change fields, can it proud J be done within your firm? I'M 6 What's the cost of living and the housing situation to be your sponsors Hardy .bilks ■ d.««y where I'd be employed? lit I'M goieg to ft* / Does your company have any additional benefits such Torri, Lyn -fSue as cost of living adjustments, employee group life and Si*. Door medical insurance, company-paid retirement plan? this Friday aid Satardey O How does your company's size and growth compare with others in your industry? 9 What is your company doing in the way of public service? 10 How does your employee turnover rate compare with other companies? 11 There must be some negative aspects of the job you're offering. What are they?
C H (N ES E AACD INTERVIEW DATE NOVEMBER 9, 1970 AM E R (CAN t&CKD Interviewing the interviewer investigate a number of career and underwriting. Our re- cruiter will be on your campus STATl >««M Cocktails is an important step in select- fields. Right now we have op- ing your career. And because portunities in accounting, November 9, 1970. Arrange we're one of the world's actuarial science, claims, an interview through your largest insurers, a State Farm electronic data processing, in- Placement Office. Then bring INlUtANCI Open from 11 A.M. till 9:00 P.M. Th« "Side Door" opens again interview is a good way to vestments, law, management your questions. Hear Solid Folk Mon., Tuet., Wad., Thure. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES An Equal Opportunity Employer David Capus & Dick Brolin 11A.M. till 10.30 P.M. Rational Oflic: W Lalayalla. Ind. • Uncoln. N.b ■ Nawark. Ohio • Sa »m. Oto • Winlar Ha.an. Fla. . Jack»on»llla. Fl«. • BloomInqlon. 111. ■ Manhall. Midi. Nov. It 7 o-ll PM 2S« . Si Paul. Minn ■ Wayna. N I • Scarborough. On! • Graalay Colo • Blr ninaham Ala . Sanla Roaa Calil. • Santa Ana. Call! • Waatbko. Calll. • Fradarick. Hi. FrtftSat. "Sid. Door" a. tho .Id. door In ih. Union • Columbia. Mo. ■ Sprlngflald. Pann ■ Murframboro T.nn. • Dalla.. T.i. Charlolteav.lla. Va • Monroa. La. • Koaa Olilcaa. Bloooiogtoo, Ul. age 6/Th« BG Ntws, Friday, Novtrm>tr 6, 1970 -Bwfs V Puts Freshman challenge Broncos 'Banzai Party' time By Scott Scredon games, and has a punt return coach Chismar, has no counts for the fact that Sports Writer average of 35.8 yards, In- definite game plan, but will quarterbacks Joe Babies and ByVlnMaanlx "Breaks played a big part in their win over Miami (23-22)," cluding a 94-yard return probably unleash its armada Reid Lamport have thrown Assistant Sports Editor said Bill. "Ordinarily their defense isn't that strong but against After a three week layoff, against Toledo. of running backs on the the football only 14 tunes. I When BowlingGreen and Ohio University go at it tomorrow in Miami they came up with the ball on fumbles and in- the Falcon freshman football Coach Chismar feels his Western defense. Paul Miles, BG's offense will start •erry Stadium the circumstances of this game will hold double terceptions." team (2-0), seeking it's thrid secondary will receive a stern BUI Centa, Don DUlingham, Dave Meezke and Rick significance ■ "In other words, if we can do to OU, what OU did to Miami, victory of the season, journeys test from Screws,who has hit Phil Polak, Rick Hans and Bill Newman at the ends, Tim First of all, It will mark the last MAC game for several senior we've got a good shot at win number three," he added. to Kalamazoo today to face 14 of 30 passes for 232 yards Brewton lead a ground attack Qulnn and John Yowell at 'alcons and secondly, it will give the students a chance to top That's where the "Banzai Party" comes in. Western Michigan (1-0-1). and three touchdowns. that has ammassed 739 yards tackles, BUI Loaey and Bob he "Banzai Party" they threw two years ago when OU When it comes to "Falcon fanaticism" at football games The young Broncos, ter- Bowling Green, indicated In two contests, which ac- Marin at guards and either nigrated here. several of Bowling Green's home games may come to mind, but med "much bigger and Dave McMichael or Cliff Kit- This is not the season finale since there's the game next no home crowd has ever been wilder than the one at the OU-BG stronger than us," by Falcon chen at center. Joe Babies Jaturday against West Texas, but for guys like Bill Deming, and game here two years ago. coach Ron Chismar, have tied will start at quarterback, Paul Tom Merlitti, it'll be a chance to finish their last conference I started when a couple of hundred students ran onto the field Central Michigan 19-19, and Miles at tailback, and Rick ;ame, ever, in style. before kickoff, and formed a path from the Falcon locker room edged Toledo 35-29. The Hans at wingback. Fullback Bill's the left cornerback. where he's been a starter since his runway, all the way to the Bowling Green bench. Falcons pummeled the chores wUl be handled by iophomore year, and knows Steve Skiver, the OU quarterback Till the scoreboard clock read 0:00, the "stratosphere" in Rockets in their last en- Jamie Henneberry or Phil Perry Stadium was filled with flying toilet paper, thousands of Ploak. >ersonally. counter, 69-12. "I went down there a few times my freshman year to see this thrusted hands pointing goalward when Bowling Green had the' Western's potent offense is The defensive squad in- | ud I graduated with from high school, and he was ball, and lusty choruses of "GO TO HELL OU. GOT TO HELL!" balanced as running back cludes Tom Fisher and Kevin iteve's roommate," said Bill. "We went out a few times, and but they didn't. Larry Cates complements the Taylor at ends, Tom Hall and Lot to be good friends." The Falcons turned vibrations like that into an exciting win superb passing of quarterback Gary McBride at tackles, and If Bill used on the field what he knows about Skiver, that's his over Marshall last week, so let's give 'em some dynamite to lay Bill Screws. Cates has rushed either BUI Centa or BUI Losey I secret, but it's a good one because Bill's one up on the OU passer on OU tomorrow. for 301 yards In WM's two at middle guard. The I since he helped beat him in Athens last season's 23-16. linebacker will be John It was in that game last year that Skiver got his first starting ViUapiano, and at monster I assignment, because Cleve Bryant had undergone surgery for a back Stan Mortal. The pass knee injury received against Miami. defense will start Myron "He's not the runner Cleve was, but he's just as good a Wilson at one cor- I passer," said Bill, comparing Bryant, the wily former OU By Dennis Leone nerback, Kenny White or Paul quarterback, and his successor. Sports Writer MUes at the other, and Fred In this same game two years ago, Bowling Green led un- MUes at safety. beaten OU 27-14 with four minutes to go. But, lightning struck Ohio (3-4) at BOWLING GREEN (2-4-1) twice In those wild last four minutes as Bryant took OU in for Northern Illinois (2-5) at TOLEDO (8-0) two touchdowns to bring the house down and break Bowling Kent State (2-5) at MARSHALL 12-51 Long road trip Green hearts with a 28-27 Bobcat victory. DAYTON (5-2-1) at Miami (5-2) Bill remembers that game only too well, but he said, "I don't Western Michigan (5-3) at WEST TEXAS STATE (6-2) think this one will be that crazy." proves a broad Skiver will possibly be operating without his top receiver, Last week (Fullerton) 4-0,1.000 percentage Bob Alleu, Injured against Western Michigan last week, yet Year to date 12-7, .632 percentage even if Skiver's passing is stopped this will be only half the for OU players battle for the Falcon defense. Maybe it's about time that someone tell all the Falcon Bill Gary, a sopnomore OU tailback, is that other half but the football critics to bug off, quit doing coach Nehlen's worrying for way he's been running with the ball, he's more Uke three- him. and let him decide who his starting players will be. Maybe the secret for fourths or four-fifths of their offense. During the past several weeks, far too much personal beating Ohio University's "He's carried 199 times, while their next closest back has criticism has been thrown in the direction of coach Nehlen, the football team is predicting gotten the ball about 20 times," said Tom Merlitti. a Bowling Falcon football team on the whole, and in some instances, it has certain victory over them Green corner linebacker. "He's their bread-and-butter, so gone as far as to single out individual athletes. Western Michigan coach BUI they're going to hit us with him first, and then the pass." In these last two home games, if some of this disrespect could DoolitUe was quoted in "The Gary has bashed, slashed, and danced for more than 700 be turned into enthusiasm and team support, it just may be th Post," OU's campus yards this season, and aside from his own talent, he's got an the stimulus the Falcons need in order to finish this season with newspaper, as saying, "We're offensive line that comes close to the one OU had in their title an even .500 record. going to win," and they did, years, which had three All-MAC'ers, and one Ail-American. Tomorrow afternoon, the unpredictable Ohio University easily, 52-23. On defense, the Bobcats aren't that tough, consistently, so Bobcats invade Doyt L. Perry Field in a contest which has to be the morethe rejuvenated Falcon offense has the ball, the better. considered a "must" for the Falcons. DoolitUe may have gotten The Bobcats, a 23-16 loser to BG a year ago, will be out to away with it but Falcon coach make up for their embarrassing 52-23 loss last week at the hands Don Nehlen expects the of Western Michigan, and would like nothing more than to pick Bobcats ( 3-4) to be licking up a revenge victory in the process. their wounds enough without GOOD LUCK With the passing arm of Steve Skiver, the MAC'S top passer, riUng them more. Not only and the running ability of Bill Gary, the Bobcats may surprise has Bill Hess' club been the Falcons with their ability to put a lot of points on the racking up defeats lately but scoreboard. (Remember, they upset Miami 23-22) also hotel bills The Falcons, however, have been impressive in their last three outings, and are given the nod by this writer, 27-21. Regardless who coach Nehlen starts at quarterback, BG will The trip to University still have the multi-talented Bill Pittman to shamble Ohio U.'s Park, Pa. (Perm State) next weak defensive unit, while the Falcon defensive company of Bob week will be the fourth FALCONS Simmons, Jack McKenzie, and Phil ViUapiano should stop the straight game on the road for Bobcats' scoring punch. OU and their players must Where as the BG - Ohio clash is the only conference game on have forgotten what their lewsphoto by Jim Fl.dla tap, several other MAC teams have important games on the Friday class schedule is. FALCON LINEMEN execute their blocking skills as quarterback Don Plusquelllc schedule. Now ranked 15th nationally, the MAC champion (10) and tight end Greg Lawrence (88) prepare to make their next move In last Toledo Rockets host the Huskies of Northern Illinois. The Its been one rough road weekend's thrilling 2«-24 win over Marshall. Huskies are by no means a pushover, but the Rockets will be swing with a 29-21 loss to the undoubtedly win their 20th straight with hopes of moving up on University of Cincinnatti BEAT O.U. the national poll. preceding the dlasaster at Sunday - Thuiaeey Other match-ups will find Kent State at Marshall, Dayton at 4 00 P.M - 1:00 AM Kalamazoo, and looking past Miami, and Western Michigan at West Texas State. BG, Penn State is a nice Fnd.y - Saturday The Thundering Herd, with the services of their super sub- 4:00 MR, - 3:00 A.M. campus to visit, as long as PIZZA IS quarterback Bob Harris.appears to have the edge over the Kent Phone 352-7571 you're not the "Visitors" on From Lowry II State Flashes, while the Dayton Flyers, with ttie nation's the Nittany Lion sconj board. MELIAft leading scorer it Gary Kosins, are picked to pull oh tie upset-of- lies D.I.V eH en enytllMe,I the-year over Ivjlami. The Redskins, mentally denressed and OYKftrlSI 10 discouraged ov»jr their one point losses to Ohio U. «nd Toledo, Meanwhile the Karons are may become tormented even more after meeting $ne flred-up 10 .-.H home for good, bu» before M ■ Cheeae Jl 10 $100 Flyers. going 0 for 4 out oi town, so Onion 130 1.' I 1.10 One game tt keep an eye on will be the Westerrl Michigan - 1.33 they know what's troubling Jl o flooTI Sauufo 130 l.i 9 West Texas State contest. The Buffalos from Caavon, Texas Popporoni 130 I 0 3.33 Ohio U. They're win less in Anchovioa ' 30 I. 0 J 35 have a respectaple team this year that boasts a fiive-y-2 record. away games but undefeated Muahroom ■ 30 1. 0 1.15 They will pull sjomewhat of a surprise and easily Ihock off the I. 0 3.33 (2-0-1) at Perry Fsfld, and mm Oroon Poppo.d 1-30 Broncos, who •ill be at an distinctive disadvantage playing so Oroon Oliva ISO ISO 1.15 intend to stay that vaty in this Beef 1.10 1.00 1.1S far from homa. unpredictable toi»y-turvey • Canadian lacen 1.30 1.60 1.33 The outcome? of this game will be of great intenest to coach Han. 130 1.13 Mid-American Colference Saliml ISO 1.33 Nehlen and his staff, as the Falcons close out their 1970 cam- LlMlSLJLI 1 Shtlmp 1.40 1.70 1.30 paign next week, here against the Buffaloes. Combination of any two 1.30 1.SS 1.70 Choeie. Ham, Salimt Craiy George'* Special 1-30 IIS 1.30 Only last week, Ohio was JB lettuce, picket, green popperi Paglian Special 1*0 135 1.33 regarded the league's onion and tomato outre laoMfli o«8- r..*.»i- Naabjoaajo, o .,- '.»».. "sleeper" as all the attention King 3.75 Relax over a game of pool Submarine Sandwichot .... ■og 1.00 was directed to the Miami-
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BybunCasseday slouch because of their Olson will probably follow for their brown and yellow Sports Writer grouping. It will have to be behind Elliott and Danforth in shirts in the race and try to more of a concentrated team the fourth and fifth spots beat some of those guys." Eyeing a second straight effort on our part," said Coach tomorrow. Olson will be Everything boils down to MAC cross country cham- Brodt. counted on to finish in Bowling this: Wottle is needed for team pionship. Bowling Green's "Ohio University's course Green's top five if Wottle is inspiration but if he can't run undefeated and highly is not a true test of what a out. Bob and Dave have two of the team is determined to rasjaroad barriers compete team can do. There are 30 the toughest jobs in the meet compensate. with six other toalanaca major hills and no flat parts. and they're getting "It'll be a tight race," squads toiuHim for top This Is unrwaasok. Tha course psychologically prepared to Steve Danforth omened. honors la what has to be Is fiat caaaucive to runners meet the raaUsngt. But tight or a runaway. regarded as one. if not the. who have been injured.'* "WaateiB Michigan has Bowsaw Groan baa the stuff strongest cross country A hOy coarse Hke Oil's ia vastly improved," stassO raanniimis are made of asat leagues in the nation. virtual suicide to runners who McCaahar. "1 can't let they'll come away sas But the Falcons, ranked aa are Injured. This is why Western's top ■•• heat sae or hi liss 's BMC the favorites in the prestigious doubta are ralaed at to sa. n k* Mftf pfonshlps. event, will be wlthout'a It would be wise to completely healthy Dave IT alest Wottle, and that eaaU ■*>■ minute daciaia* eJtaaaaatas B-onMr for BG UUa Uaase. Dave from the race, freshman The team faces Improving lUth SchsatSaar wfll move Into m opposition on a course Sid Sb* Wottle's place. Rich has done describes as being one that a good job in his first year of when the "almost anything can happen varsity competition, but he on," and there seems to be a can't be expected to take up psychological aspect being the slack. applied by the runners to the "It's difficult to replace whole outlook of the race, an your second man," admitted decision aspect geared upon the Brodt, who quickly and availability of Wottle. positively added, "but we've Coach Mel Brodt "This is the biggest meet of got the forces to do it." the season teamwise; it's THE A lot of the attention will be . must, ONE," explained Sink. "The centered on Sid Sink, who will team wants to win bad." be gunning for his third "It would be hard to shake consecutive first place finish off the feeling that we'd lost in this race. Sid will be more be made our number two man if he concerned than ever now to doesn't run," he added. take first, and he has to beat "We need Dave. We're off the challenge of four other gonna have to run ex- track and cross country All- ceptionally well without him," Americans, especially the top explained Tracy Elliott. man for the host school, OU. "With him, we should win "I've got to try to stay with it. Without him, we just have a Bob Bertelson (of Ohio) Harriers compete good chance," reiterated because he'll set the pace," Craig McDonald. was Sid's strategy. "I've got Wottle, resting all week to be strong enough to keep up for Mid-American until a trial run yesterday, the hard pace without losing wants to help the team as my composure. If I can stay much as he can, knowing their with him for the first three cross country title confidence rests in him His miles, I can beat him." ByJimFerstle top ten potential hurts their Tracy Elliott and Steve status for the meet rests in the Ymii < hoice ol .i ( omp.ins In invest yourself in must Sports Writer chances. Dennis Bayhem is hands of head coach Mel Brodt Danforth are counted on to the only Redskin who can hope though, and it is he who will finish in the top six. These two be made carefully. And after .ill that care, your de- to crack into the top ten with surprised everyone last year "I sranstirnea get so ner- deliver the final word on his c ision must led right, loo too real of the little Indians availability. when they took the tenth and vous before the start of a race back in the anas. eleventh places in the MAC Uetore you get to the "deride now'" phase, be sure T say » sajrsaN.'Watt am I "The x-rays showed OMa U., Kent and Toledo nothing of a fraetore or sod eoaukftt Bowling Green to to take ,i (areful look at Ashland Oil. Inr It may help esaaa aarsT But when ffie ofTar rniWil—I Mat eaa> i race starts rm afl rtsMatsun —jtMna." aasartad Wattle. "I upset Western Mtrhsaaa OMa. you make nV right decision. landers Baw saMdaaa VJtrr "Tills aHaltlnb and f kaaa what I have to have saa> Ttp*"'°° to take •a. a. Murris
By Bruce Meyer many of their better songs). Ewan McColI, I personally like those las'. Both sets have a lot of famous two songs best of all. The piano part on With the fantastically large amount of musicians tossing in their licks: Keith "Handbags and Gladrags" is priceless record albums that come out every Emerson of the Nice, Ron Wood, Martin Speaking of pianos, Leon Russell fllli month, a lot of fine albums get passed Quittenton, Mickey Waller helping out Alone Together with his patented over by most people. Two albums that Steart; and John Somon, Jim Capaldi, doodlings. Seriously, in "Sad and Deep have been around for a small while now Leon Russel, Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett as You" he lays down a melancholy line are included in this category. (with some of their band) helping out which sounds like "Under My Thumb" The Rod Stewart Album I Mercury SR Mason. and is terribly disturbing besides (fitting 61237) and Dave Mason's Alone Together I got both of these records from three right in with the song, making it fan- (Blue Thumb BTS19) are both worthy of to five months ago, at different times. I tastic). The first song on the album la attention. Both sets are "solo" offerings picked up Stewart's album, played it a "Only You Know and I Know", which by established artists (with a lot of help little, and set it down with all the other Delanie & Bonnie did on their On Tour from many friends-no one ever records gathering dust. I would play it record, and which also became a small REALLY puts out a solo album these occasionally Just to hear what it sounded hit for him this past summer. like. I slowly began to notice what a days). Dave Mason plays acoustic guitar on Both artists nave long histories- gifted album it was. many of the songs because he wrote them Stewart was lead singer with the Jeff It has a unique, unified rock sound. using one, and didn't feel like changing Beck Group, now doing the honors with The band does "Street Fighting Man" in the basic structure. He added onto this the Small Faces (appearing recently at a different way than the Stones do. More basic line all the good things a rock song Detroit's Easttown, in addition to laid back, tighter. The Stones perform it needs like electric guitar, bass, and so recording his own albums the second of militantly, as opposed to Stewart's use of on. This technique was also used to which is called Gasoline Alley); Mason the song as a vehicle for personal advantage on Tommy and Led Zepplin was one of the members of Traffic reflection. "What can a poor boy do but III. (during which time he wrote "Feelin' sing in a rock and roll band?" Ron An added attraction in Alone Together Alright", "You Can All Join In", and Wood's bottleneck guitar delivers a gut- is a fold-out cover a yard high (for all you blues feeling in this song. album art freaks), which you can hang There aren't any songs on the album up on the wall. The record itself is made (either album, for that matter) that I out of multi-colored material resembling don't like. Each song has a personal slices of a giant marble, or like a bucket What's black and white, is tailoring to it. They sound like organic of a dozen different colored paints. This needed by Number 9, and has entities, rather than slap-dash "hunks", is so you can watch something as well ai seven little red wheels? like most "album-cuts". listen to something. Art work. (I lied about the Stewart wrote all but three of the Both sets provide unified pictures of little red wheels.) songs on his album, the others being what it is like to feel like a Dave Mason or "Street Fighting Man," "Handbags and a Rod Stewart. These are very complete, Gladrags" (recently recorded by the total concept albums, apparently grown Rationals) and "Dirty Old Town" by with luvini.' care. NUMBER/9
Photo by Rock Southword Look at me — J. E. B.
Why then does he have to go to student get a standing ovation at Bowling Green. council? It would be kind of fun to raise Blacks and whites won't relate. The A train passes. Over 14,000 people the money by collecting all the pop Rathskellar is the "killing ground." hear the sound as do I. Somewhere a bottles in the street and get the deposit. There are many ways to spend less than candidate for some office is telling the Then buy some soap and have a car $5 on a date. Hey littles, get high for press how much he plans to respond to wash. You know-free. But ask those nooky night-your bigs. the voices of the students. He may even who get the wash to help pay for your Number 9 wants you, if you make the be on a television where he is shown party in the Men's Gym. grade. Kunstler speaks and afterwards shaking hands of students, maybe even If times get hard you can always melt people ask for his autograph. Freddy talking to a few about the big abstract down all the plastic in the Union, north Falcon wows them at the big game. war or about well worn ecology issues. and south end. Then sell it back to Union Everyone smiles for their homecoming Next election we all lose. Carbide. What do I care, any faction of pictures. The BG News now comes out on The cars make the rythmic sound of the Yippies that has officers in it's ranks Monday too. Twenty-four serve as a an army on foot. The whistle pierces can't be that representative of the target for the Grand Jury. U.N.-twenty- every corner of the house. movement. five years. On campus a Yippie claims to be free. Some cars have cattle, some have A 12" pizza costs more than it did last Photo by Lok Piyorol sheep. Some are just empty and take up year. Little Pleasures has the new space. The whistle gets more distant. stock of peace cigarette lighters. Moore Greeks arise. Someone tore down wears his spirit coat on Tuesday and your beautiful sign. Even worse, the Thursday. Bugler tobacco is now $1.05. culprit might not have been a fellow And all John ever wanted from life was a greek. Beware of the outsider. Word of little kissy-facey and a lot of un- 'Myra Breckinridge' warning-shit on others as you would derstanding. have them shit on you. It could have been worse, brothers. Someone could have The train goes on. All the cars follow greased The Rock so that you couldn't in line. The train is neither black nor paint on it. Cry, fellow greeks, it hurts to white, neither straight nor free. It just byMlkeFoley live real. travels on the same steadfast track and rewrite the screenplay on the set and do hurt him," and the two embrace. Welch. The two didn't get along well Homecoming mums sales down 12.5 says, "Toot, toot, look at me. I'm free, I've been sitting here wondering just the scene his way. Hell, this isn't a review. How can you during the making of the film so Same how I'm going to go about writing a good per cent over '89. Nixon gets a standing can't you see. Can't you see that I'm "Myra Breckinridge", the film, is the review a film like "Myra Breckinridge"? gets back at her in the film. For in- ovation at Fort Wayne. Three Dog Night free. Look at me." review on "Myra Breckinridge" after story of a man who dreams that he is a It's such a big mixed-up joke that talking stance, a speech is delivered by Miss just about everything that you've heard woman. The whole film has a definite about it comes out more mix-up and Welch with just her mouth filling the about it has been negative. dream-like illusion to it and I think that confusing than the film does. entire screen. Still, I like "Myra Breckinridge" very because of this, all the mix-up of the film And what can you say for a man who Another scene is shot so that the much and, in fact, enough to consider it is justified. We don't dream in a logical, sets out to make a classic bad film and camera gets a good look up her armpit. cinema. My feelings for the film are sensible order so the film does not follow succeeds? I congratulate him, he did a Hardly the normal way to photograph a directly related to its director, Michael a logical, sensible order. good job. sex symbol. Music musings Same, who, in my opinion, has created a The male half of Breckinridge is Go see it for a good joke. Once you're Listen to the music. In particular, the masterpiece of farce. A sort of classic played by part-time critic Rex Reed who on to the joke, you'll be able to sit back music used over the credits and when bad film. is either exceptionally poor or totally and laugh. Don't worry about whether or Mae West is on the screen. This all Hollywood is in serious danger of bored with the film. Raquel Welch, who not the film is well made or not, just look sounds like the way someone shows you a By Mark I * vine Andy Williams thrown in. Our consulting extinction, a though that is not a pleasant got the part just after Elizabeth Taylor what Same is doing to Hollywood and a dirty book. It's always, read this part, R. Serge Denisoff authority on this type of music informs us one to those who have been making turned it down, plays the female half ot few of its most treasured investments. now read this part. But that's just what that Mr. Evanko is not bad-if one ap- money off the film industry for all these the character and is either a terrible Notice the overlit sets. Watch the way "Myra Breckinridge" is like. Rated X The liner notes to THE BYRDS preciates this kind of thing. years. So there is a need to produce films actress or a very good one depending in which Same photographs Raquel and at Cinema 2 of the Stadium Cinemas. (Columbia G30127) begin by informing which will make money. Some of the songs included on this LP upon how she had in mind to play Myra. the reader that this is yet another album are "Honey Come Back," "Windmills of Hollywood will exploit any subject in It's a campy performance and fits in well in the tradition with "here we go again." Your Mind," and the Neil Diamond hit it's desire to capture an audience. We with the surrounding film. The painful fact is that this album is "Sweet Caroline." A rather unim- had "Zabriskie Point", "Getting There is what amounts to a cameo far removed from the higher points of the pressive work unless one is in the crooner Straight" and "Strawberry Statement" appearance by Mae West who is totally Byrds recording history. Perhaps, the genre. all of which ■ dealt with the campus disquesting. When I saw the film, the defections of the Crosbys, Hillmans, KILN HOUSE (Reprise RS 6406) is trouble and exploited the subject to makt audience made remarks when Mae Clarks, and Parsons partially account for Fleetwood Mac's first album since money. "Soldier Blue" exploited the walked on screen. "Here comes the o!d this transition. the departureof Peter Green, on religious plight of the Indians and the list goes on woman again." Or, "Somebody tell her Whatever the cause, this LP is grounds. It is also their first since THEN Sex is another exploited subject and to sit down somewhere." misnamed since the quartet on this two PLAY ON, one of the most impressive that's just what Twentieth Century Fox When a cowboy takes an interest in record set is a poor imitation despite the albums of the past few years. was doing with "Myra Breckinridge". her, she asks him how tall he is and his inclusion of a number of previous hits KILN HOUSE, too, has many glimp- They got a "dirty book". They got a reply is, six foot, seven inches. Mae looks such as 'Tambourine Man," "Mr. ses of brilliance. A good deal of this is the "with it" young director fresh from his him up and down and cooly replys, "I Spaceman," "Rock and Roll Star," and same type of performance as is heard on first success, a film called "Joanna". don't care about the six feet, it's the "Eight Miles High". their last album. This is perhaps the They assembled a cast of well known seven inches I'm interested in." On the latter piece, the Byrds sound weakest factor in this otherwise out- super stars. But what happened next Are you beginning to see why the film far like Led Zepplin or some othersub-Mo- standing album. is beautiful. has been reported as being so bad? It is Town group rather than the unit that With the "Mission Bell" and other Michael Same wrote a screenplay a bad film. That's all that Same intended popularized folk-rock or produced early rock V roll style peices, such as which included a scene in which Myron it to be. He wanted to make the worst SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO. "Buddy's Song" Fleetwood Mac has Breckinridge ran down Wall Street nude Hollywood film ever made. The super ego of Roger McGuinn undergone another metamorphosis in and when he reached the stock exchange, The film, as I mentioned before, is recently exhibited in "Rolling Stone no musical genres. Their first two LP's and Myra would be waiting there with a disjointed. It is a series of scenes put doubt keeps the group going and moving two recorded with bluesman Eddie Boy d cleaver which she uses to castrate him. together by use of clips from old films. It it in directions it wisely once avoided. merely carried on the tradition of John And after she has done so, jewels come works really well at times until it Tia a shame, since this is the first really MayaU's Bluesbreakers in which out. becomes apparent that it's what Is poor album the Byrds have made. Fleetwood Mac was born. But just as The studio refused to accept the script keeping the film together. Crcedance dearwater Revival may be MayaU's music has changed, so has that and brought in a second screenwriter by An example of how it works well quite correct in insisting that one "should of Fleetwood Mac the name of David Giler, to rewrite the comes up after a scene in which Raquel do what you know best." And now we have KILN HOUSE, with original. Same didn't like the new Welch performs an act of sodomy on a This record Is available at the which Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, screenplay so when the actors would young man via a dildo. The scene is University bookstore. Jeremy Spencer and Danny Dirwara come on set in the morning prepared to joined with the following scene by the use ED EVANKO (DL7S23J) is a middle show us that they will not be satisfied in do • certain scene. Same would say, "I of a clip from a Laurel and Hardy film. media singer, from Canada. He sounds giving us album after album of the same don't want to shoot that shit," and Hardy is crying. "It hurt me a lot than It like a quasi Ed Ames with a trace of old material.