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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. An Bowl fai| Green. Ohio Independent Tuesday, February 10,1976 Student Volume 59/Number 68 Voice ■me BG news Key Angolan cities attacked by Communist-backed forces By The Associated Press a news conference in Lusaka, Zambia Wilson told Parliament thai many thai "there was indiscriminate killing Britons, apparently mercenaries, have Communist-hacked forces in Angola of men, women and children by the been killed in "warlike operations" in yesterday rolled over Huambo. advancing MPl.A." Angola, and that reports 13 or 14 were administrative capital of the British correspondents m Angola executed by their comrades for Western-supplied National Union, and reported refugees were streaming refusing to light appear to be true. began menacing Silva Porto, its key toward Silva Porto from Huambo. The executions were said to have military headquarters. Slate Department officials in occurred in northern Angola last week U.S. officials in Washington said Washington said the UNITA and on orders of a Greek-born mercenary National Union (UNITA)and National FNLA forces do not have the weapons named "Col. Callan," who since has Front (FNLA) troops pulled back to to match the rockets ami tanks of the been reported slain, cither by other Silva Porto and were fighting "a Soviet Union. mercenaries or FNLA agents. rear-guard action" against Popular The MPLA. which has nearly Wilson said "from all the facts Movement (MPl.A) forces after the completed its sweep of northern available, it appears probable thai collapse of Huambo. 90 miles to the Angola, is now concentrating on the tragic incidents including the loss of west. central part of the Country, where life of a number of recruited An estimated 6.000 Cuban troops Huambo and Silva Porto are. Il is also mercenaries have taken place." closed in on Huambo from four presuring l.uso. further eastward on He said there was no doubt "the directions Sunday after being airlifted the Benguela railroad, to gain stronger substantial numbers killed in warlike by helicopter to the UNITA capital, military and political advantage. operation. . . are \ery considerable and Soviet-built tanks later rolled into BOTH ZAMBIA and Zaire, which indeed." the city, according to UNITA support UNITA and the FNLA Wilson declined to elaborate, but intelligence sources. respectively, need the railroad for the said he will make a full statement copper trade and have suffered today. He added that his government A DOWNCAST Jorge Sangumba. economically because of the Ion ol may act to slop the recruiting of UNITA's foreign minister. Confirmed the railroad link to the Atlantic. "fieelancc soldiers" in Britain for the reports ol the fall of Huambo and told In London, Prime Minister Harold Angola civil wai. Taft pledges to fight bureaucracy Peter Frampton CINCINNATI (AP) - U.S. Sen. einhez/lenient of every consumer in checkup last month and reported he Robert Tall Jr. (R-Ohio) yesterday this country." he said. had been "running on a full head of launched his campaign for re-election Criticizing those who are "chipping steam since June." Frampton concert draws 4,500; with a six-city, whirlwind tour in away" at the nation's military 1 which he pledged to tight a system of defenses. Tafl said. "Is n in Ihe Tafl. who also announced lie was federal bureaucracy which "has American liadition to stand quivering, stepping down from the Republican UAO estimates 'sizeable profit intruded deeply into Ihe lives of every weak and naked, in the face of a Stale Committee because of his 0 Over 4.500 enthusiastic rock fans Neither I'AO nor Windy City $1,000. About 2.000 student American." hostile world II is not. Il is a threat to campaign. hrushed aside any filled Anderson Arena Sunday night could say exactly what happened to tickets were sold here. "We aie suffocating, suflocating in and a perversion of that liadition." speculation about whom he might face Taft said that any abuses by the in the upcoming election to hear musician Peter Frampton in Ace or which member of the band Stolan said there was a minimal tins perversion ol American tradition." Central Intelligence Agency should be Former VS. Sen. Howard a concert cosponsored by the was involved ■mount of problems at the concert. Taft said during his first stop before a hometown audience at I iinkeu corrected "wlthougt our vital Metzenhauin.and Rep. James Slanlon, Union Activities Oru.nu/.itioti Stofan added thai the hand "There was apparently some pot Airport. intelligence arm being crippled by Kith of Cleveland, arc the major (UAO) and Windy ' City which replaced Ace. Jett Black, was smoking there, but there were no irresponsible and dangerous leaks and contenders for Ihe Denux:ratic Productions. called in from IX'troit. overdoses." he said. The 58-year-old Cincinnati attorney However, the concert's scheduled Set-up and clean-up duties went also spoke in Columbus, Cleveland. abuse from elected public officials." nomination for the U.S. Senate seat. warm-up group. Ace. was unable to" DESPITE the cancelation ol Ace. well. too. according to Stofan. lie Youngslown. Toledo and Dayton. There had been some concern about make the trip. the conceit ran smoothly and most said crew members started setting Taft's health after he underwent an He was elected to the U.S. Senate in James Stot'an. I'AO program customers teemed utiifled up equipment and props Saturday TAFT .questioned why some eye operation for a cataract and then 1970 and is currently serving on the director, said a member of Ace according to Stolan. night and the arena was clear of officeholder! endorsed worn-out suffered a heart attack in January labor and Public Welfare and Armed fainted during a performance obstructions in time for physical programs whose usefulness, he said. 197$, Services Conuuiiiees, the Joint Saturday ami was hospitalized. This Stofan estimated that I'AO education classes yesterday ended more than 3D years ago. Economic Committee and Ihe Select legally broke the group's contract would make "a sizeable profit on morning. Clean-up operation! "Ask why they don't realize that TAFT. however, said he had been Committee on Nutrition and Human with the University the concert." poutbty around continued until (> a.m. yesterday. their extravagance constitutes legalized given a clean bill of health during a Needs, SGA administration elected; Burris chosen as new president , • By Rob Ark«right sophomore (A&S), 824 to 612. race with 975 voles. Michael C/ako, Staff Reporter Candidate Richard Reiclienbaugli. junior (BA). received 420 voles and sophomore (BA). gained 313 votes and Steven Socnichsen gained 220. Returns from Thursday's Student Ingnd Prall. sophomore (BA), received In the race for coordinator of Government Association (SGA) 174. academic affairs, Kim Vivolo. junior election show that William Burns, (Ed.), defeated Neal Painter, junior junior (BA). defeated three IN A LANDSLIDE victory for (A&S), 1,145 to 604. competitors and will he SGA president student representative to the Board of John Grim, sophomore (BA), and next fall. Trustees, Mark Kerns, junior (A&S). Ridge Tcnney, sophomore (BA). were Burris received 810 votes. His tallied 1.187 voles. Closest competitor elected to the two Union Activities nearest competitor was Robert Wolf, Terry Mowery. junior (BA). totaled Organization (UAO) director-at-large sophomore (A&S), with 623 votes, 497 and John Allen received 332. positions. They ran unopposed. Grim followed by David Meermans. senior David Pocock, junior (BA). defeated received 1,431 votes and Tenney (Ed.), with 328 and Daniel Cartledge. Eric Hall, junioi (BA). 933 to 701 for tallied 1.385. junior (A&S), with 275. the coordinator of slate and In the vice presidential race, Valerie community affairs post. PENDING THE approval of the new Gentile junior (A&S) edged her Mario Sansotta. sophomore (Ed.), SGA constitution by University closest competitor, James Gannon, won the coordinator of cultural affairs President Hollis Moore Jr., 13 persons gained Student Senate positions. Jennie Allen, sophomore (Ed.), Cheetwood vies for position topped the senate vote-getlers with 1,244 votes. Others receiving senate as Wood County prosecutor positions were Wendy Weaver, junior Former City Prosecutor John would make thai many assistants (A&S), 999 votes; Kathy Malhes, Cheetwood entered the race for the unnecessary. junior (Ed.), 928 votes: Thomas Beers, county prosecutor's office Tuesday. Cheetwood said that he believes junior (Ed.) and Bruce Burkhotdei. SGA presidential election winner William Burris receives an enthusiastic Cheetwood. who was replaced Jan. Wood County residents are not divided junior (BA), with 807 voles each. Victorious congratulation from a supporter following the announcement of election results. 5 by Patrick Ctowley as city between party lines. David Hyland. junior (BA) gained a (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) prosecuter, said that he would have "There once was a day when a senate post with 729 voles as did become a candidate regardless of Republican in Wood County could win Timothy Davis, junior (BA). 698: John whether he had retained his city no matter who he was. Voters are Blaskovic. junior (BA), 691; Mark Ford proposes insurance revisions office. more intelligent now. They'll vote for Dobeck, sophomore (A&S), 683; , "I've always had a strong interest in the man and not for the patty," he Kami Christensen, sophomoie (A&S), WASHINGTON (AP) - President Administration officials said the maximum is $895.05 for 1976 and the office of prosecuting attorney said. 649; Robert Mehling. sophomore Ford yesterday sent Congress his actual legislation probably would not $965.25 in 1977. because 1 think we need vigorous (BA), 624; Karen Christofer, proposals for catastrophic medical get to Congress until March. --For protection against catastrophic enforcement of laws in Wood sophomore (Ed.), and Lorin Cope, insurance for older Americans, Ford's announcement came jusl in health costs for Medicaid beneficiaries County," Cheetwood said. sophomore (BA), with 618 each. coupled with increased Social Security advance of the nation's first two Ford proposed coverage for unlimited Other senate candidates and number taxes and Medicare contributions. primaries in New Hampshire and days of hospital and skilled nursing CHEETWOOD, who was defeated of votes tallied were Robin Ford said the $4.4 billion increase Florida, both states with a high facility care. But the majority of by 60 votes for the county prosecutor Armentrout,'sophomoie (Ed.), 606; he is asking in Social Security payroll population of retired people, beneficiaries would be required to pay ' position in 1972. said he is optimistic Mark Behlert, junior (BA), 577; Philip taxes would not cost any worker more up to $500 per year for hospital and HERE ARE ihe President's major '■ . about the election. Cole, sophomore (A&S), 423: Thomas than SI a week and would "insure the nursing services and $250 a year for "I anticipate winning this time. Coriell, junior (A&S), 391: Robert financial integrity" of the system. proposals: doctor and medical services. Maybe if I would have knocked on a Dickinson, senior (Ed.), 472; Vicki -An increase in Social Security few more doors I would have won in Dreher, sophomore (Ed.), 498; FORD URGED Congress to act payroll taxes of three-tenths of one And to help with the increased 1972." he said. Michael Fetzer, freshman (BA), 399. promptly on his proposals, which he per cent each for employes and catastrophic medical costs. Ford asked Also receiving votes were Crystal outlined in his Jan. 19 State of the employers. The current Social Congress lo limit increases in Medicare TO QUALIFY for the November Houk, freshman (Ed.), 525; James Union message. Security tax of 5.85 per cent on payment rates in 1977 and 1978 to 7 ' election, Cheetwood must win the Kleinfelter, junior (BA), 526; Mary Older Americans "have earned the covered wages would rise to 6.15 per per cent a day for hospitals and 4 per June 8 Republican primary. So.far, no Kun, sophomore, (Ed.), 598: Lori right to live securely, comfortably and cent in 1977 on a maximum wage base cent for physician services. i other Republican has entered the race Moscovic, sophomore (Ed,), 557; independently," the President said. of $16,500. -Medicare patients themselves Cheetwood said he believes his Randy Otermat, sophomote (Ed.); For 32 million Americans on Social would share the burden of the new chance of winning will be good even if 358; Ronald Ross, sophomore (A&S), Security. Ford said his program and The cost to a worker would range insurance by paying 10 per cent of the Democratic incumbent, Daniel 533; Rebecca Shoup, sophomore his fiscal 1977 budget would include from $15 a year for those earning hospital and nursing home charges Spitler, seeks reelection. (BA), 562; and Carol Stepien, junior full cost-of-li«ng increases in monthly $5,000 to a maximum of $49.50. The after the first day and by increasing According to Cheetwood, Spitler (A&S), 513. benefits to offset "the hardships of total taxes paid in 1977 would range the existing amount of deductible Final results show that 2,316 inflation" and that they would start from $307 to $1,014 for those medical services costs from $60 to $77 has four of five assistants, adding that John Cheetwood a more active prosecuting attorney students participated in the election. going out in checks for July. 1976. taxpayers. Under present law the annually. Par 2/The BG News, Tuetdiy, February 10.1976 the news that entertains WASHINGTON David background, this may be the ideal sort Actually, it has many elements that Schoumacher, the long-lime and to cover the campaign. make it more interesting than that much-respected correspondent for These efforts are not made to which is called entertainment. The sex CBS and ABC News, has left the induce people lo watch otherwise dull and violence which is forbidden the time for sga networks to become an anchorman at news programs that TV stations are dramatic shows is permissible for news a local Washington, D.C.. TV station. forced to put on the air lo slay in shows. The prestige is less but the money good with the Federal Under the rubrics of sociology or more. Anchor people in major Communications Commission. life-styles or some other trashy, to get busy markets, as the industry revealingly TO THE contrary, news is a hot pretentious category, the TV reporter refers to big cities, make a commodity. It is estimated thai il can come close lo damn well showing The most surprising result of last week's Student Government quarter-of-a-million a year. accounts for a least 40 per cent of it all. That's how the massage parlor Association (SGA) elections was that about 2,300 students voted. Schoumacher brings knowledge, most stations' revenues, but even that moved from being a quirky little Out of an undergraduate population of over 15,000 this number is no calss and decorum lo local news, an nighily news sign-off lo his (actress) is misleading. Station managers have commercial gimmick lo the status of a vast majority, but it represents almost twice as many voters as occupation that is often closer to wife in bed." discovered thai the si/e of their national problem. compared to last year's turnout. A renewed interest in SGA as vaudeville than to journalism. Thus does life imilale the an of Ted audience for the later prime-time, A GOOD news story also partakes demonstrated by the voters carries with it a command for all the Baxter. Mr. Roby, need il be said, is network entertainment shows is significantly influenced by how many of the suspenselul continuity of the newly elected student government officers and senators: Get busy. BROADCASTING Magazine reports doing his act elsewhere. that Max Roby, lor 15 years the people watch ihe preceding local news soap opera. The campaign with all its glittering promises and guest appearances Last April, another Si. Louis anchorman on KOMX-Sl. Louis and a television station hired as their news programs. It is said thai no station Tune in ihe same time tomorrow to is over. Now instead of telling the student body what you'would like gcnlleman who lliough news was a director a chap who had been head wild a weak local news operation can find out what happened, but, unlike to do, SGA officers must make an effort to get something dignified occupation, "was once pelted writer for the Smothers Brothers finish ahead of its competitors in Ihe the dramas - day time or prime time -• constructive done. Time that is wasted now cannot be made up later on the air with a rubber chicken. He Comedy Hour and producer of the contest for highest over-all ratings. with the news you can't be sure of a and a slate of stagnant SGA officers proveded little in the way of was later featured in a station Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour. Management has found out thai white hat victory. The bad guys do campus leadership. promotion that had him reciting his Considering Ronald Reagan's news doesn't have to be boring. win. which makes the program ever so New SGA officers and senators should bring the initiative and much more interesting and Ihe enthusiasm that permeated the campaign into the offices they now occasional triumph of right and justice occupy. Genuine concern for the University community will be ever so much more satisfying. There are complaints about the demonstrated by how much is accomplished at the outset of their quality of broadcast news. Compared tenure as SGA representatives. It will be difficult to evaluate to a New York Times reporter, 19 out performances if SGAofficers wallow in the mire of laziness' that has of 20 local TV news people are so often engulfed past SGA administrations. illiterate. uneducated puff-heads, SGA officers have a responsibility to the students who put them in innocent of arl and ignorant of office. Voters command a more responsive SGA officials ana deserve philosophy. . .or history, economics or to see action being taken to alleviate University problems. political science. Campaign slogans are empty pledges unless they can be backed up They differ from sportscasters ifiily with decisive actions. Tie newly elected SGA officers must make a in ihal they stick their chewing gum concerted effort now to work diligently toward achieving their goals behind their ears when the lirtie red before the notion of having any kind of student government is light goes on. abandoned altogether. BUT KNOWLEDGE of the subject is a handicap to most broadcast journalists for it can complicate the let's hear from you task of reducing a news item to 40 or SO seconds of speech. The BG News welcomes all letters lo the editor and opinion columns The essential tasks of a broadcast Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial reporter arc theatrical and logistical. Letters should be a maximum ol 300 words, typewritten We ask thai An ability to gel cameras and crews lo columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced ihe right spot is necessary as is being The News maintains the right to edit all submissions thai exceed those able to think up entertaining limits, with respect lo Ihe laws o( libel and proper taste ^^gw diversions and then performing them. Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and The clown reporter lo cover the phone number, and may be mailed to Ihe Editor, CO The Hi; News. 108 N clown politician, the vaudevillian with University l!all IS HE REALLY GONE??' a press pass provokes the worried concern of those whose siandatds of journalism are the same as the New York Times. THAT STANDARD has never been the norm. The reporter as hack, hero Leners and ham is Ihe creation of the countries which arc conlroled by a operate? Have you evei spoken to one. How many students do you know newspaper business, and schlock parking minority of European settlers, who cartoon sludenls aboui the dismal credibility thai are willing to fork over more jounalisni existed before the invention exploit our resources with the rating of the administrative offices? money Ihati we already are'' It's of Ihe vacuum lube. Tasteless, witless application ol 'institutional reason. -- \ propose lhat there be a ■ obviou^ to me ilr.tt 'there won'f be and malodorous, it probably does'fat) arguments unfair stab wevaluation oi goals oi the faculty many. less hann tlnn Charlie and all Ihe1 This letter is to Gary Leek, who AFRICANS arc/have been and Staff. Can we gel back to the idea We have already accepted ihe other Ivy League tunes with good replied lo a letter written by Stephanie struggling for their self determination On Wed. Jan. 2K. I opened Ihe IKi of working lot the Student and lite increase for the fall quarler which taste. Masek. It concerns the parking with virtually no help from the NATO News with eager anticipation, to Ihe ptestige of BGSU. instead of jusl totalled a S2(>l> fee. Now we aie being One does wonder, though, where we situation during hockey and basketball block, which profit!, of couisc. from lelicrs page. I enjoy reading the letters working for the magic paycheck? presented with the possibility of are going to get enough news lo games. their exploitation. from sludenls and faculty members another hike which would make the broadcast. Two hours a night of TV Mr. Leek made some good points in As a matter of fact, the liberation expressing iheii opinions. However, Bill Baiid fee $286. pel quarter. I for one won't news is now standard. Many stations his letter concerning the charging of movements of Angola had long what I saw did nol amuse me in Ihe '104 Olfenhauer Wesl be loo happy lo see the increase. give you two-and-a-half with Ihe SI to park, and the reserving ol the requested support from the NATO least i .mi referring lo the "local Bul honestly. Mr. President, how possibility of yel another half hour If library lot for members ol the Falcon block for their just struggle to comment" cartoon that was published much say do we really have'1 The ihe networks add an extra 30 minutes Gub during basketball games. eliminate Portuguese colonialism. Bui thai day. little basketball proposal has already been accepted by to theii nightly shows. Perhaps Mr. Leek is right and the NATO supporled Portugal instead. Ihe budget committee, and isn't it just In addition, there is radio news and University docs place too much I'm not sine who tins Cartoon was competition a technicality before it also passes the the all-news radio station which began emphasis on spoils Perhaps the Now NATO wishes us lo believe directed at, but II seemed to me that il vote of the advisory committee? Could in the big citites but is now in places students are gelling ripped oil during thai I hey fear the presence of Soviet was an obvious put-down to Stephanie I know ii seems like everyone you be specific on jusl how much you wouldn't believe. these games. But that is not Ihe issue military bases in Angola. Therefore, Masek (Friday, Jan. 16), I don't know becomes a critic, especially when a influence the students have in this NBC IS currently semcing 58 of this letter. NATO seeks lo support some form of why all this criticism is being leveled al team is down, but I want lo say a tew' decision? all-news radio stations in towns like What I want to comment on is his intervention, utilizing "the balance of her, as she said, she does not make the things about BG's basketball squad. I feel lhat the only way lo Rochester. NY.. Trenton. N.J., selfish and ignotam altitude towards power" analysis. This is nonsense. rules. II you have a gripe about It's true lhat they have won three of determine the sludenl body's true Hartford. Conn., and Richmond. Va. those of us who work Ihe parking lot* South Africa and NATOare not parking facilities dunng athletic then last fall games, bul the records power is lo do exactly as Dr. Moore How are they going to generate during the games. The point Mr. Lack, afraid of Soviet bases in Angola. They events, why don't you talk lo someone iA the teams they have beaten are proposes; make the student opinion enough material locally to keep Ihe which you seemed lo miss, is thai you are afraid of African people grasping in authority within the University'.' suspect. known, and stale it loudly and clearly, folks entertained11 They're not. and the rest of the students who are African Nationalism in tenns of Die problem in my opinion is not m so ihai il cannot be overlooked. Heie That's why the definition of local upset by these situations should not eonlioling their own land, not just Arlene Dunn the ability of the players, but in Ihe is the chance lo voice an opinion on news has been pushed back to include give ihe car-parkers a hard time. occupying il. 110 Darrow lope of Coach Pal Haley I come from something that directly effects each rooming-house fires and gas-station We do not make the policies, so Don Viapree the city of Barberton, Ohio, and if one of us. Come on. you guys. . .say holdups 1.000 miles away. Il may also wise up and be a little more 839 Fourth St. Apt. 4 you've heard of It, it's probably what you think. be Ihe cause of the Angola crisis for it considerate next lime Mr. leek. 11 you towering because of their great basketball O.K. Gov. Rhodes cut our is certainty we're getting more war have a complaint direct il towards the teams. They are currently ranked allocations, hut I don't think that BG news than there are wars. Every time Ithletic dcpl. and the University, who rec center is bureaucracy Second in the stale. Class III. and have is broke yet. We can still function an. Arab mugs another Arab's camel in make the policies. enjoyed continued success because of without such a drastic inctease.can'l the Sahara, they tell us it's Morocco This way. If all of the students who Dear Dt. Moore: the loose" style of play. Call it "run versus Algeria and settle back for feel like you would do this, instead of for students I am using this forum to discuss and gun" if you like, bul it creates a another fascinating crisis. bitching about il to diose of us who The Rec Center is supposed to he with you a question of values. We live lot IIHHC movement on offense, and Debbie Gebolys And that's the way it is, Tuesday. are in no position to change the lor student and faculty Intramural in J diverse and Stratified society. I can eventually weal down ihe oppone I McDonald North February 10. 1976. policies, maybe you could alter Ihe activities, not intercollegiate athletic sop >o*e thai a college campus is no I wouldn't be surprised if a BG situation. Then our job wouldn't be so teams Bill Estep. assistant sports rUfferent, but I question whether player were racing down ihe court for ditii.iili. and your parking expenses ediloi of The BG News, suggested Ilia' 'niveisity policy should be to a layup. and he slopped short and wouldn't be so high. Think about this the track squad descived the perpc uaic that stratification. waited for all the other players to the next lime. Mr. Leek, before you opportunity lo use ihe facility. Get come upcouri so he could set up a ■me BG news drive up in your car and make a fool lost Bill, we don't need your kind of The concept of college, in my play. Nol only is ibis a poor way of of yourself. sympathetic altitude. opinion, is lo learn through classes and playing the game, the fans (the few Il we plan on giving the indoor also through Interaction with many thai do come) usually need to bring EDITORIAL STAFF Russ Crumnnc track learn two hours of practice time different types of people. I believe some hot coffee in oider to stay •*">' ' mark h. flow 309 Darrow each day in the Student Recreation that ihe people working for the awake. "laaatiej editor „,, p n,,,^ Center, then who is next in line? University should be charged with the I say this lo Pal Haley: Improve "™ •*»' mem n. dodo* an. managrna. aditor lorraine I. |MWO< angola idea of working with and for Ihe your team's style of play, and you will aditorial editor {m |. and.™ Luckily intercollegiate learns are student and University. see a change not only in your record, makeup aditor p.t-.cia a. thorn.. fourth on the priority list for the In my two years .it BGSU I have bul the fan turnout as well. •W •*">• .r.chard d. raaa comment facility. I el's keep it thai way come into contact with very few photo aditor amM | WcJrt We in no way intend to belittle or members of the staff who seem to Bob DcLand copv aditor ^Hi.n, D. ^Ind^% With reference to your coverage offend Mel Brodt's indoor team, bul have even heard of this revolutionary 274 Rodgers BUSINESS STAFF (Jin.28, 1976) on the issue of "U.S. merely want to emphasize the fad concept. role in Angola questioned." I woulu that the Rec Center is being designed bounce, managa. ■ lmlM . roth#nl-ri like lo make il emphatically clear that for ihe students. Let's not give it away My major area of concern is the fee increase edtrorttting manager „„+„ ,. mi„ you have incorrectly interpreted my before it is even built. "power tower," otherwise kown as ieffrey p. Hannah comments. May we further suggest that the ihe Administration Building. 1 have too much I did not state thai the idea of a football team cancel its trip to the had to frequent this hallowed building The BG Nawi it publiih.d Tuaedeyi thru Friday! during tha regular achool year, and Soviet base in Angola is nonsense and University of Hawaii next season and on many occasions lo put my paper I am wriling this letter in response one a week durinf tha aummar ianion>. under authority o« tha Publication! Committee that Africans would never stand for it. donate Ihe funds lo the indoor track hous-.' in order. I have been both to the article printed in the Jan. 28 of Bowling Groan State Unitrereity. I stated that Africans in general, and team. A game with the Wittenberg frustrated and insulted. I have been edition of The BG News. Ine article I Opinion! expraaaed in editorial cartoon, or other column* in tha Naari do not those in Angola in particular, have a Tigers would be better anyway. Ask naceaunly retract tha opinion, of tha Univaruty Admmntr.tion. faculty or itaff or MM told thai v.mous functions are nol am referring to is the one concerning State of Ohio. Opinion, axpreaead by ccJumn.ni do not neraaaaiily reflect the opinion, history of relentless struggle, for Pat Haley. "University policy." only to go to the the proposed increase In the of the BG N*¥». Editorial! in tha BG New. reflect tha opinion! of the majority of thousands of years against aggressive next window and find that this person instructional fee to be effective spring marnban of tha BG Nam Editorial Board. colonial invasion of the dialectics of Kevin McLaugldin is somehow able to do my bidding. quarter. the statement. Dan Singer In the article President Moore asked Amain (South Africa), Namibia 103 Bromfield Dr. Moore. 1 ask you if you have Editorial and Buainaa. Offtcaa for response from the student body 108 Unhwraity Hall (South West Africa) and Zimababwe Phil Belt ever taken a ride down the elevator concerning the fee hike. It seems to Phono 372-2003 (Rhodesia) are wealthy African Apt. 37 Haven House and seen the first floor bureaucracy me that this request is a superfluous Tuesday. February 10, 1976. The BG New«/Pafe3 local briefs Placement Interviews set Typhoid outbreak

Sign-up will be held from Burke Marketing anH accounting aptitude. Feb. 26 follows quake Qualify forum 7:30-8:30 a.m. on Research--Account Systems analyst: B or Wednesdays for non-school executive trainee: MBA M/info. systems or comp. GUATEMALA CITY I the (alter buildinp for Action/Peace Corps/VUta- fear of new earthquakes A meeting for all students interested in planning the schedules and from 4-5 p.m. strong marketing and sci. -See above. (AP) -- Doctors in Student-Faculty Quality Education Forum is scheduled on Thursdays for school quantitative backgrounds. outlying areas of this and continu ing Officer Candidate School aftershocks. Two more for 7 tonight in 405 Student Services Bldg. schedules in the Forum, John Hancock Life Ins. Firestone Tire and earth quake-devastated (U.S. Coast Guard)-B/all mild aftershocks rocked Student Services Bldg. A (cr)-Life insurance sales: B Country pleaded Rubber Co. (crv)-Disi. majors. the city yesterday but standard placement data or M/any major. mgmt. prod, mgmt., dist. yesterday for serum to fight an outbreak of apparently caused now sheet must be turned in for H and S Pogue and inventory mgmt.: SCHOOLS typhoid and other new damage. Plimpton speech each organization with (cr)--Executive development B/mgmt., prod., intestinal disorders which the interviewee is trainee: B/marketing. home procurement. QAC.per. res. Feb. 24 caused by spoiled food George Plimpton, journalist and author, will speak at signing up. NOTE: (cr) economics. stat. Some banks were and contaminated water. 8 tonight in the Grand Ballroom. Union. His talk, designates citizenship International Marion City Schools open. newspapers The emergency relief entitled "An Amateur Among the Pros." is free and required; (crv) designates Harvester — Purchasing Metropolitan Life Ins. (cr) I MR. learn dis. special published, buses were committee said 15.035 open to the public. citizenship and permanent summer intern program: (crv)-Actuarial assistants. B ed. (el. ed. level) Secondary: running, and bakeries bodies had been buried, He is best known for his book "Paper Lion," in which residence visa required. Completion of junior year or M/mathematics. art, music; phys. ed. (el. ed. and supermarkets he covers the Detroit Lions training camp as a recruit. with major-procurement Toledo Ldison -Assistant level) while unofficial sources reopened. Mexican relief A "Meet the Author" session with Plimpton has been BUSINESS and mat. mgmt. analyst: B/accounting. said the final death toll workers were distributing scheduled from 7-7:30 p.m., during which he will KeeUer Corporation- Residential services: Feb. 25 may exceed 20,000 An ')4,000 meals three times autograph books outside the Grand Ballroom. Union Feb. 23 Sales rep.: B/business. B/mktg. estimated 40.000 were a day in the capital. tonight. Universal Guaranty Life Eryria City Schools injured. More than 200,000 Diamond Shamrock Ins. (cr)--Executivc rep-sales Feb. 27 (cr)-Special ed: All levels Rain and chilly homeless persons were Corporation (cr)--Ac- mgmt.: B/business, educ. EMR-LD orthopedic. weal her added to the sleeping in the open or Table soccer countant: Bor M acctg speech. Firestone Tire and Mathematics: 7-12 miseries of survivors of under makeshift tents A table soccer tournament sponsored by Union Hills Department Winkelman's (crv)-Retail Rubber Co.--See above. secondary. Home last Wednesday's massive when rain fell on Activities Organization (UAO) will be at 3 p.m. Store-retail management mgmt. trainee: B/retail. A.C. and S. Inc.-Sales economics: 7-12 non-voc. earlhquakc and the more Guatemala City and the tomorrow at the Some Other Place Pub, 110 North Main trainee: B/business or liberal Retail intern program: engineer: B/business. econ. program. Indus, arts: 7-12 than 500 aftershocks and temperature before dawn St. Registration fee of 25 cents will be required of each arts. Completion of junior year or industrial techn. gen. shop. English: 7-12 sec. tremors that followed. dipped into the 50s - entrant at the time of the tournament. The winner of Public Service Indiana in mktg., retail. (Construction? estimator: certification. Music: k-12 Officials wonied about cold for this tropical the tournament will be sent to the state finals at Ohio (cr)--Programmer; Winter National Bank and B/econ. or indus. tech- vocal only. Social studies outbreaks ol respiratory country. as well as intestinal State University. B/quantitative analy. acctg., Trust (crv)--Management construction). 7-12 only if applicant can business. Energy advisor: training program: disorders. Spot checks by coach football. Bus. ed.: icportcrs in several B/mktg.-sales oriented. B/business. GOVERNMENT 7-12 comprehensive Cops and gowns Sean Roebuck and Co. SOME BUSINESS sections showed aid was certification. Music: k-12 activity relumed to the getting through, but in (cr)-Retail mgmt. trainee: Feb. 26 Feb. 24 must be combination of Students graduating Mar. 20 should place their orders B/any major. Credit mgmt. Guatemalan capital, hul some places It was string and hand ability. workers refused to cnlci minimal. immediately for caps and gowns at the University trainee: B/any major. H and S Pogue-See Action/Peace Corps/Vista Speech-drama: 7-12 must Bookstore, Student Services Bldg. No cash is needed at above. (cr)-Positions available in: hold Eng. certification also. the time the measurements are taken. Feb. 24 Ashland Chemical B/nurs., home econ., indus. Science: 7-12 earth- Graduation annoucements will be on sale two weeks Sean Roebuck and Co.--Internal audit i'il , indus. tech., Spanish, physical-comprehensive. before commencement at the bookstore. Co.-See above. (Ashland. Ky I Mm. 3.0 in French, math, mgmt., bus. Art: 7-12 three dimensional Liberty Mutual-Claims accounting. Industrial acctg: ed.. mark, biology, background preferred. adjuster: B/liberal arts, bus. B/accounting. Sales train: chemistry, dietetics, med. Tuesday Is Registration ad. B/mktg.. selling and slaes. tech., bus. admin, econ.. Feb. 26 I unit five students on environ, stud. Juniors and seniors should return registration Feb. 2S schedule. Purchasing Social S ecurit y Eryria City Schools-See materials to the Registrar's office. Administration Bldg., trainee: B/procurement and (cr)-Claims repicsentative: above. SALAD NIGHT as soon as possible. Registration materials for freshman Delco Products (CM material mgmt. Limit lour B'any major. Gurficld Hti. City and sophomores are due tomorrow. Corp .)-- Pr o duction students on schedule. Schools (cr)-AII areas. supervision: B/prod. mgmt.. Burroughs Corporation Feb. 25 at Crusty's Pizza ind. tech. Material mgmt.' (cr)-Miiii computer sales B/p r ocurement and rep.: B or M business, math, Action/Peace Foreign schools materials in gin e. comp., sci. High academic Corps/Vista-See above. Accounting: B/acct. achievement. Good Veterans Admin. Hosp. The Universtiy of Toledo (TU) has set recruiting dates PIKE (cr)-Staff nurse/graduate with overseas schools that do not normally recruitat the nurse: B/nursing. University. University students who wish to interview LIL' SIS with these schools can call the TU Placement Office at MEN! -- WOMINI (419) 537-4123 to arrange an interview time. JOBS ON SHIPSI American. Foraian No PLEDGES Impress aNparianca required. Excallan Thursday -- Dhalran Academy (Saudi Arabia) pay. Worldwida traval. Siimmar rob or earaar. Sand S3.00 tor ARE Seeking couples only, in all areas of education. information. SEAFAX. Oapl. 17 Boa 2049, POM Anfalaa. your friends, g Walhinflon 98362 PSYCHED Thursday and Friday - The American Schdol of Kuwait V3 Off Any it All areas of education. read the News E.M.P.A. ABORTION SALAD" EMOTIONAL 00 Dine In or Pickup Feb. 16 - Cochabamba Cooperative Schools (Bolivia) MATERIAL •ISO. 5-8 P.M. PREGNANCY AID TOLL FREE 9 a.m.- 10 p.rr 532 E. Weotter Ph. 352-3531 Seeking elementary and high school math teachers. 352-6236 1B00-43B 3/10 Feb. 26, 27 - Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) Kudos to Mark- All areas of education. It's about time you got a real job. IF ELECTED »—»»***»*»»»*» IWaHnWH)H«WMW*WMMHH»m« Have a big takeout order? MODEL OPEN- I'LL PUT NOON TIL 4:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS Want to save time and energy? TUESDAY EVENING 7 -9 PM <«y*s TWO CARS Now all you have to do is... 11-2 P.¥. SATURDAY IN EVERY CAMPUS MANOR GARAGE APARTMENTS BEHIND BURGER CHEF & CRUSTY'S PIZZA PUB AND A NEXT TO STERLING MILK & DORSEY DRUG

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Union, on your ONU PMD pinning. FURNISHED, AC, FREE Bag 7:30 p.m. TV CABLE. TENANT GRAPEFRUIT Dana: Congials on being PAYS ONLY FOR Active Christians Today: Bible studies. 603 Clough St. 11 elected Panhel Tieasurei. ELECTRIC. $74/MO. PER Limit 2 lags With Coupon I '5 Additional Purchaoo , a,m. & 5:30 P.m. Fellowship Commons NE cate 7 p.m. "Thai's leal neat!!" Love in STUDENT. LOCATED AT f ate*t «••" W«n« h C>g*f*n*e And (Hr... Cowpane Wtl*t fuachai* H.y„ .■„.„..>\ Spanish Club meeting Rm" 11 7 Hayes HaTT. 7:30 p.m. KD: Dune 521 E. MERRY NEAR INT ONE COUPON PEN FHHLT \ An Exper. in Eating Awareness. TTm."3.''0 Stud Serv. US CAMPUS. EXCELLENT Pricai good Mon., Fab. 9. 1978 thru Sun., Fab. 16, 1976 at p.m. For mterviewcall 2-2081. Bojo, Congratulations on CONDITION. *2 Krogar in Bowling Oraan. Subject to applicable ttata and local making Sigma Chi Asst. BEDROOM. 4 PERSON. BGSU Karate Club: Go|u-Kai practice session Rm. 201 Rituals. I'm so proud of FURNISHED, AC, FREE Hayes 7:30-9:30 p.m. you! Love. Bogi. TV CABLE. TENANT _ KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON I PAYS ONLY FOR Kroger Regular Or Thick The Way meeting Perry Rm.. Union. / p.m. Jim Northrop is a TEKC • ELECTRIC. $65/MO. PER WHY AREN'T YOU? STUDENT LOCATED AT LOST AND FOUND SLICED immed. Two Wks. from 824 6TH ST. EXCELLENT campus. Own rm., $60/mo. Vatans pre Inventoiy Sale CONDITION. "FOR MORE LOST: Green contacts in 352-2062. Door prizes, suiprise DETAILS CALL round blue case. 352-1331. BOLOGNA packages. NEWLOVE REALTY, Limit 4 Pk|s With Coupon I '5 Additional Purchasai 353-7381. LOST: Glasses brown 1 m. spi. qtr. 85/mo. 5th St. ( a. oa>t Bee* Win* tt Ci|ai*n— And Ot»*> C outturn Wuh PunhiM H*owiiNHMPM» plastic frames m biown 352-8280. 8-BaM tournament. LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN HUH I case. Reward. 372-5990. HOWARDS. Every Sun. Pricaa good Mon., Fab. 9. 1976 thru Sun., Fab. 15. 1976 at Mobile home Howard's 1 m. rmmt. to subl. spr. 3:15 p.m. Trailer Court. Ph. 352-7101. Krogar in Bowhno Green. Subject to applicable Male and local LOST: Gold high school ■ taxes. Close to campus. 352-8371. ring w/ruby stone lost PE"RSONALS Tacos and chili, Single rms. for m. & f. around Kohl Hall. If found, HOWARDS. students w/ cooking & near contact Dan at 2-5042. ••••••••••->. Polly-Congrats on making campus. Spr. Qtr. 352-7365. Reward Offered. the grade. Outstanding Send a singing Valentine. Pledge; you're an ACTIVE Signup table in Memorial Apt. to sublease, avail, for 2 r.TherelS HELP WANTED Hall Feb. 9-12. .1 now! LITB, Big Sue. or 3 m. Contact at Newlove Address envelopes at home. I difference!!! Apts., Apt. 4-0 521 E. $800 per month, possible. Alterations & Tailonng. The Merry St. after 5 p.m. 11-14 Lb Avg a Any age or location. See ad Buttonhole !48 S. Mam Sheryl-Congrats on your NOT 0*' J5 rt«ri under Services Offered. AtStud Shetland sheepdog. O'ttpOfiftKf Triple "S". engagement to Kevin! Love, AKC registered. 352-0092 BUTTERBALL DAT •ml luctm Sue after 5. 1 bd. furn. apt. for spr. qtr. : LSAT Houseboy needed for spring Bill Lawrence-We love you! All util. & cable incl. Smii claim • qtr. Call 2-2588 for Pike hi sis pledges. Who put the bop in the 352-1186. HEN TURKEYS i interview. Alpha Phi congratulates bop-Sha bop-sha bop? : GRE • : Campus Manor now renting Vo L - *C J\ hOOM a SERVICES OFFERED Jenny Moormeier. the new "Moose" put the ram in the •ATGSB ituCf in«taTtiaffi • 2nd vice president of lama lama dmq donaU for sum & fall. Special Passport & ID Photos. Call Panhel. and Sue Rollins, FPrracr summer rates. Fall rates : OCAT Coti'iti thai art a Hagar Studio's. secretary of Jr. Panhel. R-330 Superscope AM-Fm from $80/mo. up. All util. : CPAT COMt.MI, Ml ill L* Rec. Dual 1225. Turntable pd. except electric. Gas. Address and stuff envelopes Declare your Independence 1 pair 12" speakers. Must heat & a/c. Ph. 352-9302 t : FLEX Hate gpi »oi • at home. $800 per month, in '76 students for sell. 352-6765. 352-7365 eve. m ivtrj • UO-M • possible. Offer-details, send McCarthy '76 7:30 p.m. :ECFMG 50 cents (refundable) to: Wed. White Dogwood rm. Lrge 2 bdrm. apts. for 4 students near campus. $80 iNATlMEOBDS: Triple "S". 699-X32 Pioneer Spks.. JBC Quad Highway 138. Pinon Hills. to 85/mo. per student. 9 VAr amp & turntable 420 watts : : CA 92372. Congrats to Ed McCullock teac 360-S casette. 1 yr. old mo. leases. Ph. 352-7365. • 1S90 Nonriwoit Blvd. for being accepted to Case 686-2455. Call before 1 "RAInCHECK" POLICY Co.«-eui on attll f) WANTED Western Reserve dental p.m after 9 p.m. • i«l'l4l*to«« • school. The Brothers of 525 N. Enterprise large 2 • J"*. J Student desperately needs S^L Puppias-Airdale & mixed. 7 bed duplex furn. air. *m i wr '•" a**, no d> help w/ QAC 380. Will pay. Thanx to Chi Omegas for a 270/mo. plus util. Call V)-i- •'if ihCtl aOO'i • wks. Shots & wormed. * [ .niyriniu) you buy -it Kroger is guaranteed for your total satisfaction regard 372-4700. fantastic wine and cheese 352-5029 after 8 p.m. 353-7381. less of manufacturer If you are not satisfied. Kroger will replace your item • 1)1 Ji ]»<• 000* The Brothers of SAE. with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your money 1-2 f. sub. house spr. Vish your sweetheart a Like new Conn trumpet. 520 E. Reed new large 2 - -I VVe afso guarantee that we Will do everything in our power to have ample 60/mo. will bargain. Util. Happy Valentines in Used 6 wks. $165. Call bed apts. turn, air 280/mo. supplies of all advertised specials on our shelves when you shop for them pd. Good loc. 352-0379, Friday's classified. Only 30 352-2078. plus electric Call 353-7381. If due to conditions beyond our control we run out of an advertised special rDuc»'">*n < Susan. cants par line. 1973 Glenbrook mobile we will substitute the same item in a comparable brand (when such an item IH(|>I>IHI.*I >»M 1 LINDA - congratulations to Apt. to sublt. avail, foi 1 home 14 X 64 fum. many is available, reflecting the same savings or. if you prefer give you a RAIN F. rmmt. needed spr. qtr. the new corresponding during spr. qtr. Very close CHICK which entitles you to the same advertised special at the same pnee 352-5050. secretary of PanHel! We're to campus. Call Mark, extras on natural gas lot in all proud of you L&L, BG. excel, cond. 874-8330 any time within 30 days 372-2003, or 352-8844. 1 m. rm. needed, move in Sisters of AOPi. between 5:30 & 10:20 p.m. BaaV* »__.e»»il| o— .Jaaafl Tuesday, February 30, 1976, The BC Ncwi/Pa* 5

Women cagers demolish Ashland Rifle team second By Uuri Leach The Ladybirds, who have tribute to the efforts of the (12) and Hardy (12) leading Cedarvaille game and scored BIT BG'S secret behind The Bowling Green rifle learn finished second at Assistant Sports Editor been having trouble working whole team. the way. IS points in addition to her its Miami and Ashland wins the third Lake Eiie Intercollegiate Conference as a tetm, came back from a "I WAS really pleased 12 rebounds. is lhat the cagers finally arc tournament at the University of Dayton during the Linda Hardy's 24 poinis 32-27 halftime deficit and with our rebounding "Cathy gave us the best working as a team and not a weekend. ..'and 12 rebounds spurred put it all together to because Ashland is very tall game of her career and so "Laura came back and group of individuals. They Akron University «xs the tourney's surprise winner Bowling Green's women outscore the Eagles. 51-30. and very good. It seemed did Linda." Hager said. gave her usual 150 per need lo keep working as with a score of 2,560. In the light for second place. cagers to a 78*2 in the second half. like all the work we've been "Not only did they score, cent." Hager said "She team as they Iravel lo Ada BG's 2.534 edged Youngslown State by one point come-from-behind victory "We were down by 11 doing all season finally but they rebounded well hustled, she saw the open tonight for a 7:30 game and Case Western Reserve by four points. over Ashland College points and were able to culminated in a good game and played a good defensive spots, she looked for the with Ohio Northern Saturday night in Anderson come back," coach Sue and I'm definitely pleased," game." pick. She's really an asset to University. THE FALCON finish moved them into a second Arena. Hager said. "I think that's a Hager added. our team." place tie in the league standings with a 16-5 record. The Ladybirds' SUE Oberhaltzer joined Ohio Northern's Stephanie Masek was the top Falcon shooter in the rebounding definitely the ranks of the injured Little, always a consistent basketball team boasts a tournament with M7 points while Bob liepp was improved as BG grabbed 62 with a sprained ankle, but player for the Ladybirds, group of tall pla>ers who close behind with 514. caroms off the boards, with Laura Maczko returned to also had 15 markers and five work a tough man-to-man BG's next action is I dual match againsl Toledo Cathy Copeland (14). Bobbi squad after suffering an assists. BG guard Jenny Gill defense and who like to Friday. Little (12), Laura Maczko ankle injury in the had five assists. press. BG wrestlers robbed By Terry Goodman The defeat dropped BG guy a point," Bellard Staff Writer to 6-7 on the season. It will explained. "I prolesled the \t MUSICAL get a chance to reach the outrageous call, but to no [VALENTINES Bruce Bellard watched his .500 plateau again avail." Falcon wrestling squad gel tomorrow when the Falcons Then just before nosed out at Kent Slate host tough Ohio Northern Polhemus' match, Saturday night, 23-22. (13-3) at 8 p.m. in 190-pounder Pal Wclfle was Looking for a unique gift According lo the Bowling Anderson Arena. robbed of a lie and lost, 4-3. Green coach, though, it Entering the final bout, "This kid (his foe) kept for your sweetheart for wasn't his team thai blew the Falcons needed a pin to running away from Pal." the match-it was the tie the Golden Rashes. the BG boss said. "The Valentine's Day? official. Instead, heavyweight Jeff official warned him once for "I'm afraid the official Polhemus scored a 16-4 stalling and then he warned was looking the other way," superior decision, leaving him again. Now according Want to surprise your big or little? Bellard said. "We didn't get BG a digit short. Bellard, to the rule hook. Pat should Send them a the breaks. among other onlookers, felt have been given a point. But "IN FACT, things go! out Polhemus pinned his the official didn'i go by the of hand as far as the opponent. rule book." singing valentine officiating was concerned," That was one of three Jerry Thomas (126). Joe Your choice of 10 original compositions he said. "This was the first officiating blunders that Kosch (142) and Gerry time I had trouble burned Bellard. Leeseburg (167) all strung only 25' a song. controlling my team. They Another was an up wins for BG beside weie jumpy and upset outrageous call that gave Polhemus. All songs will be delivered (about calls). It shows 118-pounder Jay Liles a tie Leeseburg, now 7-1-2 on they're an involved and instead of a triumph. the year, showed great IN PERSON concerned team. "WITH ONLY 27 stamina in his 4-3 win. He by the Lovely Ladies of Royal Green Feb. 13 "The official is usually seconds lefl in his match, had the llu and didn'i pretty good, but he just had the official called Liles for practice Thursday oi Sign up in Memorial Hall a bad day." Bellard added. stalling and gave the other Friday. 10 am - 4 pm Feb. 9-12

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In the meantime, the Redskins came out firing, and: By DkfcRca - Not a soul would beg to differ. minutes, was shut off in the second half by Redskin guard behind eight points from Chuck Goodyear, took a 50-40: Sports Editor Greg Olsen. failing to score the rest of the way. THE WIN UPPED Miami's MAC log to 8-1 and kept it "WE INCREASED our defensive intensity in the second lead with 11:13 left on the clock. For all practical purposes, it was over then, even though, After it wis all over Saturday, Pat Haley wasn't very right on the heels of league front-runner Western Michigan. half and that was the key." victorious coa^h Darrell Hedric BG came within eight once and had a chance to make it six? talkative. The Redskins are 12-6 overall. BG's loss, its third straight, said. "BG really took it to us the first half because we "I don't think there's anything to say," the BG cage dropped it to 4-5 in the conference and 8-11 overall. weren't ready to play. only to turn it over. coach said "Just pick up that (stat) sheet of paper and It was the lowest point total for the'Falcons in two and a "But we didn't make any adjustments or changes at HARRIS. WHO played with a pulled hamstring muscle in there it U." half year's. Bui as the first half progressed, nobody in Ihe halftime," he continued. "We just wanted to get mentally Doing ihat, we find the Falcon hoopsters shut a paltry house had any thoughts of such a performance. ready to play and we just tried to play our normal his right thigh, made only seven of 20 from the floor. 34 per cent from the field and an unexcusable 22 per cent In fact, most had visions of a Falcon upset as BG stayed defense." Falcon Ron Flammye also had an off afternoon, hitting (yes, 22 per cent) from the charity stripe en route lo a right with the talented Redskins behind the outside Obviously it worked as the Falcons didn't score their only four of 17 field goals and missing two free tosses to 70-48 bombardment by Mid-American Conference (MAC) shooting of junior guard Tommy Harris. first fielder until four minutes into Ihe half. And after nine finish with eight points and II rebounds. It followed I foe Miami University. , But Harris, who flipped in 16 markers in the first 20 minutes had elapsed. BG had scored just six points. 24-point game against Syracuse, when he hit 10 of '<> j A crowd of 3,123 witnessed Ihe shellacking at Anderson fielders. .: 'I Arena and thousands more watched on regional television The injury-riddled Falcons suffered another jolt early ip AND IT ALL came after the locals took a 34-32 the game when senior forward John Arnold went down and advantage with Ihem into Ihc dressing room al intermission. had to leave the court on a stretcher. What occurred in the next 20 minutes of play was Arnold received a severe blow lo the face while scrapping The BG New for a rebound and didn't return to action. embarrassing, to say (he least. Setting a new BG team record in Anderson Arena for SPORTS fewest points in a half (14), ihe Falcons had about as much trouble finding the basket as a blind man has finding his Tuesday. February 10, 1976 .Page 6 way through a blizzard. Weekend split for; It was lhat bad. Bowling Green missed all seven of its free ihrows and hii only seven of 30 field goals (23 per cent) in what Haley BG's swim squad termed "the worst half of basketball we've played offensively." By David Smerdna Staff Writer >: Falcon skaters "It was a good win for us." Bowling Green coach Tom Stubbs said after his Falcon swimmers defeated Ball Stat* ; University (BSU) Saturday. 6S-48.at the Natatorium. battle Irish The BG team had traveled to Kent State University the; previous night (KSU) and came home losers by a 69-44 By BUI Eitep III1-2 in the WCHA, margin. •\ vsisiani Sports Editor ranking only two points "The team swam so-so. They were pointing to Saturday's; behind UM in fifth place. meet." Stubbs said of the loss. The vacation is over for With number-one ranked Saturday's meet, before a parent's day crowd, saw a nip the Falcon hockey squad. ■ Michigan Tech scheduled and tuck battle between the two Mid-American Conference I Idle since last Tuesday's for this weekend, Notre (MAO schools. \ 7-6 loss at the University of Dame tuned up loi the BG Michigan (UM), the Central rematch by splitting a NEITHER SQUAD was able to open a commanding lead, Collegiate Hockey league series ai Denver until the Falcons won the last two events to secure the I Association (CCHA) University over the victory. frontrunners will host Notre weekend. Jon Watls turned in another sparkling performance for Dame tonight in a Goalie I.en Molier, who BG. winning the 1.000 and 500 freestyle events in his best non-league tangle in the Ice was unsteady in the ND nets limes of the year. Arena. Opening face off for earlier in the season, played He then swam on the victorious 400-yard freestyle relay Ihe contest is set for 7:30. in Saturday's 4-2 win, team, along with Chris Price and Randy Richards. Doth of Notre Dame. which lowering his goals against whom won their specialties earlier. dropped a 5-0 decision to average lo 4.30 and upping Price was a winner in the individual medley and Richards' BG a month ago, will he the his season record lo 6-4-2. took backstroke honors. second straight Western Falcon Kurt Seibenick won both diving events, while Collegiate Hockey JOHN Peterson, who leaniinaie Jed Cole, diving with a fractured foot, took a Association (WCHA) played goal in the earlier BG second and third behind him. opponent for Ihc nationally loss, pi»ssesses a 4.50 goals ranked local skaters. against average and a 7-8-0 STUBBS SAID he was pleased with the win over the And BG coach Ron mark. Cardinals, even though the BG times were not exceptional. Mason considers this third Entering tonight's The coach was mote impressed with die squad members, and final battle with the contest, Ihe Irish's lop swimming together as a team and disregarding personal WCHA o( utmost scoring forward line consists glory. Importance. ol center Brian Walsh (10-31-41), left wing Clark Mark Hammann. Price and Don Luikhart were "IT'S A very Important Hamilton (15-23-38) and credited by their coach tor admirable performances. game as far as possible play right wing Alex Pirus Then wasn't as much praise for Friday's showing. ' in the post-season playoffs (2111-32). Falcon forward John Arnold receives medical attention from BG trainer Frank however, although ll.iiinii.iiiii established himself as the top go," Mason said. "If we win Sophomore centci Mike Ondus (white shirt) after suffering a serious blow to the head in Saturday's loss to BG sprinter with a 52.2 split in the 100 freestyle Caslen, the CCHA, the first place Hartman continues to lead Injury Miami. BG coach Pat Haley (bottom) and game official Jim Desmond (right)look and Seibenick were the only Falcons to grab wins in the they'll (the NCAA) look is the BG scoring machine on. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) meel against Ihe powerful Flashes. J at our record with F.CAC with 45 points (20-25-45). (Eastern Collegiate Athletic Die most balanced scoring Association) and WCHA Falcon front. meanwhile, is ATTENTION FRESHMEN OR SOPHOMORES teams. the all-freshman line of SPRING 1975 QUARTER "We're already 3-1 Mark Wclls(ll-l8-2°). John Call Fact Line 372-2445 against ECAC opponenis," Markcll (9-20-29) and Bruce Thinking of Teaching as a Possible Career? Mason said, "and I-I with Newton (10-1 5-25). the WCHA." Then Consider The Irish will match the EARLY SEMINAR IN EDUCATION Falcons' 16-4-1 season EL CALENDARO CHICANO record with a 13-12-2 - FEATURING - (EDC0 200) Emlllano Zapatai La Lucha For overall mark. Coach Charles car Rioilea SleaHi and • conversation with teachers "Lefty" Smith's skaters are cnopi La Terra Y La Llbertad Full Court* Family • viewing of videotapes Dinner {February 8, 1971) • discussion_of current educational issues II VARIETIES HOW DOES Upon raturning homi from tha military farvica. where PANCAKES I WAFFLES Emihano Zapata had beau imprisoned for revolutionary SPRING QUARTER •linn, ha found • high degree of oppression within hn paopla Opan Tuat. thru Sal. / 30 ■ '57.50* and their land. It had not changad during tha tima ha had TWO CREDIT HOURS-ONE EVENING PER WEEK SOUND? 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