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"I don't know denied a University request for the electrical blackout on the east side of what their hang-up is," he said. release of $117,691 to cover damages the University. incurred from severe weather in HE SAID funds will have to be found January, according to Treasurer Paul NUSSER SAM) he was disappointed within the University but the source is R. Nusser who represented the the board did not grant the University unknown, adding that a projected University in Columbus. funds, but added that it had to refuse deficit for this year of about $280,000 The board, which mostly heard someone. "They had a problem of already exists in some operating requests for emergency funds, granted trying to determine how to handle $17.9 budgets. $100,000 to Central State University and million of requests for emergency funds "It is too early to know if contingency 175.000 to Ohio University, though they with only $0.9 million available." funds are available," Nusser said. had requested $206,000 and $110,000 However, he said he thought the respectively. Bowling Green was not University's request more legitimate Some costs incurred by the damage, granted any money. than others that were approved. including labor and supplies, were Emergency funds were requested for Nusser said almost all non- absorbed in the operating budget. four items, including $76,700 to replace emergency grants were for operating Nusser said, adding that the actual the roof of Memorial Hall which was N.-iplvwoi b> Mnt, M.II.90.. funds, which he called a reflection of damage to the University was $216,382. Paul X Moody ripped by high winds and blistered by management inability. He said this figure was sent to the Ohio severe temperatures. Also requested On the other hand, the University had Disaster Services to publicize the ex- Moody explains appeal attempt was $12,366 to replace frozen water no control over the weather last tent of the damage. By Tom Griester Wood County Court House if you want to "I was proven innocent." Moody Honor floor formed in North Hall Staff Reporter see the reasons filed. , said. "If you study the conflicting "I can give you possibly two that I testimony...you will find I was in- By Cindy Naegrll what they want to do and can handle North, girls who live on the honor floor Paul X Moody said an appeal for a can think of," Moody said. "One was a nocent." responsibility!" will not be required to buy food retrial following his Oct. I, 1976 con- failure to grant a motion for a mistrial Moody, who is currently attending Although the floor will not have a coupons. viction of attempted rape will be based and another point was a violation of classes at the University and facing a Upperclass women, will have the resident adviser, the women will be "We haven't tried this before." said upon "nine ooints of error" made constitutional rights." jail sentence of three to fifteen years, opportunity to live in a self-governing encouraged to plan social, recreational Fayetta Paulsen, assistant vice provost during the investigation and trial itself. MOODY CLAIMED that on April 22, claimed, "1 guess they're saying I'm atmosphere next year on first floor and educational floor activities for residence life. "We hope that there Moody spoke at a press conference 1976 Campus Safety denied him of his euilty, but they didn't prove it." McDonald North, according to Kathryn "It's a chance for girls to come forth will be enough interest so that we can yesterday. constitutional right to make a phone R. Heineman, North Hall director. with creative ideas. It would be Just expand it another time." Moody, who currently is free on bail call during Questioning. Moody, who claimed he was made "a A 3.2 grade point average is great experience for them," Heineman pending a hearing by the sixth district An i employe at the University Health better person" through the experience necessary to live on the honor floor, but said. interested women should talk to their court of appeals in Toledo, declined to Center testified in court that the rape of his trial, said, "I should be serving Heineman said, "We are not looking for RA, who must fill out a recommendaton specifiy the exact nature of all these victim could not positively identify her the people, serving humanity, serving girls who study all the time. We are SENIORS WILL be given first for them. points saying, "You can go down to assailant, Moody also charged. God." looking for outgoing girls who know preference for the 32 spaces available, "Girls don't have to have roomatesto she said, but sophomores and Juniors apply," Heineman said. "I would pair may also apply for the honor floor. them up if they were interested." She added that the women will be For additional information and to set expected to uphold oil University up an interview, contact Heineman, Drug bill could reduce costs policies. As in the rest of McDonald 372-0292. —•» By BUI Lammers "It's asinine to stock 15 kinds of penicillin." Szkudlarek said, adding that the Ant Copy Editor government's assistance program only pays a specific price for drugs, forcing the issue to the forefront. The Ohio Senate has passed a bill which would allow pharmacists to substitute a Inside the News George J. Steger, administrator for the Lucas County department of public less expensive, or generic, drug for a higher priced prescription. welfare, said the federal Medicaid program pays for bona fide prescriptions on a However, a physician could write "dispense as written" on the prescription, formula basis. The formula is based on the price of the drug in quantity, plus the • FEATURES...It's Friday and the News' entertainment section binding the pharmacist to fill the prescription with that drug. cost of overhead. An example of this is Valium, which most physicians prescribe, and its generic STEGER SAID the department probably would with a financial inducement, "Perspective" has two pages of reviews, commentary and the equivalent, diazoprium. Generally, the drug marketed under the diazoprium name encourage pharmacists to substitute the generic equivalent. "Weekend" rundown. See pages 4 and 5. is less expensive than when marketed under the Valium trademark. Dr. Albert Smith, 640 S. Wintergarden Road, said that like anything else, "you • EDITORIALS...Who REALLY took out your tonsils? The News Two local pharmacists favor the bill, citing the savings to the consumer. Two get what you pay for." Brand name drugs have more checks on quality, Smith thinks you have the right to know if "ghost" surgery is done. Read local doctors said they would favor the bill, but expressed conceal over purity said, while smaller companies which produce generic drugs do not have the today's editorial on page 2. , regulation. resources for elaborate quality checks. Manly R. Krueger, pharmacist at Lane Discount Drug, 820 S. Main St., said she "I prescribe genetically a lot now anyhow," Smith said, adding that if the law • SPORTS...The University's only home golf invitational takes place supports the bill because it would provide a savings to the consumer. were passed, in certain situations he would require the brand name be dispensed. today and tomorrow. Kevin Coffey's story on page 10 has all the Krueger said many doctors currently prescribe generic drugs instead of the Smith noted that some trade brand antibiotics cost as much as 50 cents per details. brand name. If a case arises when a patient cannot afford the high-priced drug, capsule. He said the generic equivalent is about half the cost. the may call the prescribing physician for permission to substitute the generic Dr. William E. Fee man Jr., 753 Haskins Road, said he favored the bill, but would • FOR YOUR INFORMATION...Remember to turn your clocks equivalent. want more control than present on the purity of generic drugs. forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday. Feeman said the smaller drug companies do not have the internal control that KRUEGER SAID It helps if the physician initially prescribes genetically, the larger companies do. He said that batches of drugs are measured on an eliminating the need for the law. average, and that the content of individual pills may differ greatly. Weather Carol A Szkudlarck, pharmacist at the University Health Center, said the health Feeman compared the danger of this difference in purity to the stories of ac- Showers and thundenboweni center has its own formulary, and orders only what drugs its staff doctors cidental overdoses of heroine due to extreme purity. " Whammo," he said, "over Hlgh75F(24C| prescribe. they go." • LowtOF(llC) Szkudlarek said the health center stocks two or three generic drugs, while the Feeman noted that some drugs, such as Valium and its generic equivalent, are 70 per cent chance of rain rest of the stock is brand name. made by only one company, prohibiting "shopping around." Rally focuses on minority rights From the .steps of Williams Hall, representatives of Miller, spoke in favor of a viable University police review several University organizations voiced their support for board. "We, the members of the Gay Union, feel that the Paul X Moody Defense Fund and for the rights of far too often the basic legal rights of minority persons are members of all minority groups in a rally yesterday. overlooked," he said. "The Gay Union feels that a campus A crowd of about 200 gathered around Williams Hall, police review hoard is possibly one of the best steps to be which was hung with signs proclaiming "The City of undertaken on a local level to achieve the goal of equality Bowling Green is Racist" and "Free Paul X Moody," to under the law." hear Ronald E. Ross from the Human Rights Alliance PaulX Moody also spoke at yesterday's rally. (HRA) charge that concerned students are "the smallest "The only thing Paul X Moody is guilty of is trying to minority on campus." get an eduation," Moody claimed. DURING A LULL in the action at "We're tired of having our rights stripped away from us "I'm going to win my freedom whatever It takes," he yesterday's rally, Rock E. ROM when we go away to college," Ross said. said. "In a few months you're going to see Paul X Moody (right) sod Bob Dickenson (left) A representative from the Gay Union, Thomas M. walking around here, a free man." of the Human Rights Alliance, pause to watch the crowd. The rally, held to draw attenttoa to minority rights, attracted about 2M people hi front el Williams Hall.

< opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' speakingoul check with students Academic Council voted to survey the faculty on their opinion of the wake up to an energy war semester system versus the quarter system. That's fine. The faculty has a big stake in the decision of whether the University should change tc semesters for the 1978-79 year and beyond. "I'm going to get mine." inter-state sales and raise the con- would find enough oil. One spokesman But what about the students? There has been no comprehensive Those are the words of each red- sumer's price. of an oil company went so far as to say survey of student desires. blooded American. They are his creed. Mandatory conversion for industry if they are freed from controls, they can A different calendar would be adopted under the semester system. He directs his energies to getting what from natural gas to coal by 1990. solve the energy crisis. What bull. Can Credits from our present quarter system would have to be converted to he wants, when he wants and usually he These parts of the plan would in- they turn water into oil? the semester system. gets it. crease prices and could slow the Many electric companies say they Would you lose credits? Gain credits? Have to retake courses? economy. Returning some of the tax cannot economically switch to coal Who knows? SGA Coordinator of Academic Affairs Klmberly A. THE BIG HOME, the bigger the revenue to consumers would be i quickly. But they must Oil is needed Vh/olo said a student poll would be Irrationally based on fear and un- better. Screw the insulation (neighbors A federal tax rebate of about $25 per elsewhere. certainty. can't see that.) So what if there'sthree person. And car manufacturers, who in the family (four bedrooms are Tax cuts, rewards for those who welcomed last years A suggestion from the News-why doesn't Academic Council or Vivolo convenient for guests and are im- conserve fuel, insulate homes, and big car boom with open arms, say the prepare a study on the change? Then, after the study Is released, pressive.) To hell with the idea of explained his energy plan. install solar energy systems. "gas-guzzler" tax and possibly gas students would know enough to decide for themselves which system is setting the thermostat at 65 degrees It includes: The total effect of the plan would be taxes will ruin the country. But we must better. (you'd never get used to it) A standby gasoline tax increase, less oil and gas usage, more coal as change our habits and conserve and The change will be voted on soon. Get the particulars out to students starting at five cents a gallon and rising fuel, incentives for use of future energy cars that get 5-10 m.p.g. should have a and take their vote. It's only fair. THE BIG CAB, the bigger the better. to 50 cents if consumption doesn't go sources (solar, wind, nuclear) and a stiff tax They're wasteful. So what if there's an energy crisis (no down. redistribution of monies to allow But a form of it will be adopted. one believes that line.) Big cars have A tax rising to a maximum $2,488 by federal control. Carter calls the plan "a war." Wars plenty of legroom and besides, they're 1986 on new, gas-guzzling cars, ac- Negative effects such as inflation or are always slow to be accepted because showy. companied by a rebate of up to 1493 for recession could be suffered. they are important. 'ghosts' in surgery fuel-efficient cars. AT FIRST I was bewildered at the I still want to "get mine." But it won't THE BIG LIFESTYLE, suburbia and Permitting all domestic crude oil program's complexity. Then it started be as my parents "got theirs." beyond. Waste that gas (who can order prices to rise to the current world price to sound good. And finally I realized Are you sure the doctor you think took your tonsils or appendix out is Changes have to be made. you around?) Don't.live close to the which would provide a profit incentive that hundreds of pressure groups, such And at least Carter has pulled las really the doctor who performed the surgery? Don't be. city. And don't use a car pool (they're for the discovery of new reserves and as oil companies and car manufac- head out of the sand and has tackled the Many hospitals allow "ghost" surgery which enables a resldent-ln- tacky.) raising the pump price. turers, would try to Mil It. problem. training to perform the surgery instead of the patient's doctor. Usually That has been my philosophy all my KEEPING NATURAL gas prices The oil companies would argue that this Is done without the patient ever knowing. life, too. Let me watch out for myself under federal control, but allowing the no control of petroleum Is needed, that Cindy Leise Is the editorial editor of "Ghost" surgery does have its monetary advantages for surgeons. and you can watch our for yourself. price to rise, which would increase their industry, if given a free rein, Although they often assist the resident, they don't have to. This allows And I thought it would work. the News. the surgeon to do another operation at the same time-and get paid for Most of those Illusions were shattered his and the resident's work. The practice is quite profitable. Wednesday night. There I sat, wat- An advantage for the medical profession Is that ghost surgery gives ching the president of the United States, residents necessary surgical experience. Jimmy Carter, tell Congress and millions of television viewers that "our But this is not fair to the patient, who may be led to believe the Jobs, our environment, our national operation is performed by the surgeon. independence, our standard of living The News does not question the need for residents to perform surgery. and our future" was In grave danger. We realize they are highly trained. But we do question the ethics behind The reason? Energy depletion. allowing the patient to believe that his doctor Is operating when he's not. Within a few decades our natural gas Except in emergency surgery, the patient should be told a resident will and oil will be used up. Gone. Kaput. be operating, with a surgeon assisting. A bill recently passed In the Ohio House would require this and I DID SOME MATH. 1 will still be exempt hospitals from suit if a doctor falls to get a patient's permission working when the oil and gas are gone. for a medical or surgical procedure. It will affect me. When my time comes This bill is necessary. A patient has the right to know who is per- for the big home, the big car and the big lifestyle, I may not get it. forming the surgery. The Ohio Senate should pass this bill also. So I listened carefully while Carter

guest columnist revolutionaries gone legit

In response to Alcide Vincent's nam than thousands of yippies, column about student activism. Weathermen, and S.D.S. Where have the Revolutionaries Those who voiced their opposition v&~B4fH TteSwsxufloN: FiRjr^GrJTMisA'TlwioN... gone? My answer, Mr. Vincent, is that Jon strongly, yet peacefully, are to be they have gone legit. Shultz commended for their ac- We, as a generation, have witnessed complishments. more than a decade of youthful Likewise, one great leader with the idealism. During this period, we sought integrity of The Rev. Dr. Marttn Luther such lefty Ideals as peace; Justice; and King did more to aid the cause of civil Letters an end to racial, economic and cultural rights than thousands of Black Pan- disc rimina ton. But they haven't even filled the and good will; and I'U invite the thers. Those who worked through mandated BSU student slot on the campus to participate in UPCAC, The enemy in this undeclared war NAACP, American Civil Liberties was, of course, that elusive and un- pyromania Committee (designated to insure BSU whose doors have always been open. Union, and other legal yet effective participation and influence). defined group which we labeled "The decline in liberal-minded political avenues for change are to be I fear that a review board would have Thomas Klein Establishment." activity among youth. I submit, congratulated for the changes which To the "silent" protesters: the greatest difficulty mustering at- English Department however, that there has been no decline their patient determination and honest Perhaps you think that you were MUCH PROFIT came out of this era, at all. tendance-and add to that the myriad UPCAC Member hard work brought about. justified In Tuesday's act of pyromania. complexities of monitoring day-to-day that cannot be denied. The goals to Rather, the students have come to The views of the federal government, which we aspired were honorable. Our operations, you have a first-class realize that it is sometimes necessary HISTORY TEACHES us that however, differ greatly on the subject apology nation, for a time, suffered another in boondoggle. to sacrifice Idealism in the interests of idealists with their heads in the clouds of desecration of our nation's flag. its long succession of growing pains. I would like to apologize to persons practicality. seldom achieve results. Quick, violent, Not only have you shamed our Doubtless sit-ins, race riots, So I'll live on in the comfort of my who work in the registrar's and bur- By Mr. Vincent's own admission, the revolutionary change is always met campus, but our country as well. demonstrations, and radical student illusions, believing still in the efficacy sar's office. Revolutionary movement failed to with reactionary measures by the By burning the American flag, you organizations were unavoidable and of reason (and the dangers of over- I complained yesterday In a letter to achieve many of its goals. However, opposite polarity and has always been a have let the brave men of all colors and perhaps even served a purpose. those who worked within the system for bearing power) and the positive fruits the editor that these offices are not open short-term solution at best It has creeds who gave their lives for our of confrontation. during the lunch hour. They are. A problem arises now, however, change were able to bring about never been a substitute for patient, country die in vain. I'll warn students and other members But other University offices are because some cannot bring themselves monumental accomplishments. long-lasting reform. to the realizaton that an era is over and By this indignant action you have of the University community that closed from 12 to 1. I ask these people to Proposition: that change, in order to slapped America and all that it stands Justice comes through painstaking also open. any benefits which could be reaped by THE RADICAL MOVEMENT produce effective results, must be "Student Revolutionaries" have for squarely In the face. When you turn investigation, scrutiny, collaboration Rebecca A. Wilson brought about some partial ac- introduced DIPLOMATICALLY; your back on your nation and denounce already been realized. complishments, but at the same time, it thought out PRAGMATICALLY; and Let us not ignore the vast your flag you forfeit your right to call contributed to the fear and antagonism ingrained into the public mind yourself an American. achievements we have made in the past which led to such tragedies as Kent and GRADUALLY. few years. When you attack America you attack Jackson State. I, for one, hall the end of the "Student The BT3 Hews Abbey Hoffman is aspiring to an us and we are prepared to defend our Revolutionary" era, recognizing all of country at any cost. Illinois Assembly seat. A former S.D.S. Mr. Vincent submits his view that its acompUshments, but realizing that leader is running for Mayor of Min- Page! Friday, April 8,1177 media distortion was inpart rep- practicality and realism are the EDITORIAL STAFF neapolis. Eldridge Cleaver has Timothy M.LilJe sponsible for this fear and alienation. I words-of-the-day. 649 6th Street returned home repentant, and more submit, however, that the Instigators of ■War Patricia a. ifiomai I share your goals, Mr. Vincent, but and 10 others managing editor dennis |. sadovrski appreciative of his native land. violent, radical demonstrations were with patience; a willingness to com- ntwt editor These old revolutionaries and others Paul I. hntern for the most part responsible for the promise; and from the viewpoint of editorial edit*, cynthia a. MM heed Bob Dylan's words: "...The times, over-reaction by police, militia, and realism. makeup e*tor victoria I. sillord they are a-changln'..." As tunes white, middle-class traditionalists. executive tatters editor terry r. goodman change, the methods by which we tin proposal photo editor tnlndy miiiigan One statesman of the caliber of JM A. Shultz U a News Guest copy editor aspire toward our goals must change. kethy |. btckman Humphrey or Fulbright did more to Columnist. He Is a student at the BUSINESS STAFF To prolong the old campaign spirit of bring about an end to the war in Viet- University. the Revolutionaries can serve only to Perhaps I'm Jaded and have lost all business manager kathleen kern widen the chasm which already exists my ideals to cynicism, but panaceas advertising manager Christine m dreM are suspicious to mc and the BSU sales manager douglas a. blank between various racial and cultural let's hear from you am tales manager willia,n I. ictiabol, |r. groups. recommendation for a police review board sounds tinny. The BO Newt is published daily Tuesday through Friday during trig regular school The News welcomes opinion from its readers la the form of letters to ygar and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State IT SEEMS that the anti- the editor which couuneat on published columns, editorial policy or aay In its two and one half years of University under the authority el the University Publications Committee. Establishment games so popular in the other tank of Interest existence, UPCAC (the University Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The SO 80's still hold appeal for Mr. Vincent All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They must be Police-Community Advisory Com- Newt Editorial Board. and his compatriots. They would do signed and the author's address and phone lumber must be included for mittee) has seen black persons from The DO News and Beetling Green State University ar- eguei opportunity employers v rlficition. BSU appear, at most two or three and de net discriminate HI hiring practices well to remember the words of Saint The News w.n nee accent advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or Paul: "...When I was a child, I thought Letters caa be sent to: Letters to the Editor, The 8G News, IN tunes (In thirty plus meetings) to in- insulting on eke basis el race, sen er national origin as a child, I spoke as a child...but when Diversity Hall. form themselves and UPCAC, and to All rights to material published m The SG News are reserved. I became a man, I put away childish The News reserves the right to reject and letters ar portions of letters rally for their causes. If they are deemed in bad taste sr malicious. No personal attacks ar If they had struggled through existing Editorial and Business Offices aame-calllng will be published ISo Universily Hall Mr. Vincent seems to lament the channels and then found them wanting, Bexting Green State University passing of the "Student Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a slmlliar I can see how they would urge amors ■ewttsM Green. Ohio oaoi Revolutionaries." He cites an apparent procedure. powerful body into existence, even a I Hit) 171 ret! review board. Friday, AarfB, ltn.TWBGNewP.ge, Day in Review An exchange studeni at BG From AiKKKH«d Pr»» Raporh. In Cooperation Wim WBGU-T v RA rejected Olympic offer Edn»d by Mil lommart

By Roger Lowe American universities you have to make an ad- Staff Reporter Organisation, where he THE RA on the foreign Carter sees approval administration's view that the price surge because be only had 11 years justment," Parmi said, would have chance to travel. wing has to be a very un- in the first two months of M77 reflected of schooling. adding that since he has derstanding person, he said. high winter fuel and food costs. If you bad the chance to be Bowling Green accepted traveled quite a bit, be is of standby gasoline tax in the Olympics, would you PARMI SAID he likes "He has to be able to relate him, though, and he decided used to making adjustments. Bowling Green and the to different kinds of President Cuter predicted yesterday take advantage of It? tocome. He said he had to adjust to The government also blamed the food If you are Parmlnder S. University. cultures." that his proposed standby gasoline tax and fuel prices for the bigger annual rate Parmi said he did not have American food and the Sandhu, senior, you'd say "I have a very good opinion Carlos Leandro Cerda de would be approved by Congress despite of increase In prices during the first three much of a problem adjusting language. He claimed that of this university. I have Groote, a freshman from thanks, but no thanks. to American life. some initial reaction against the plan. months of this year. food in Kenya Is spicier than always like being here," he Chile said, "I prefer a The proposal has few backers on Capitol Sandhu, or Parmi as he "I really didn't have that food here. prefers to be called, was said. foreign RA: we're all in the Hill, and some'Congressional leaders said Consumer prices rose 4.2 per cent in the much of a distorted view of Parmi said English is the "I'd like to see more of a same boat." invited to go back to his this place," he said. "When I it is doomed to failure. final quarter of 1976, but the figures In- dominant language in personal-basis relationship He said Parmi has helped Meanwhile, the House yesterday voted home in Kenya and play on came here, I kind of ex- Kenya, but he had problems dicate that prices rose at an annual rate of the country's Olympic field between the advisers and the him many times, especially unanimously to establish a special com- 10 per cent for the first quarter of this pected to find what was understanding some of the students on this campus," in his studies. hockey team. He bad played already here. Coming to a mittee to deal with the Carter energy year. slang at the University. He Parmi said, adding that "He's always been help- on the Kenyan national team small town like Bowling gave the terms "space proposals. before coming to the United advisers should tell students ful." de Groote said. The 37-member committee will review Government economists said the Green, you don't hear the cadet" and "brownnoser" about the programs and Job Richard B. Bares, Conklin the entire energy package and then shape States, but turned down the sirens play all the time and as examples. January-February price surge was offer to return and play options available. assistant hall director, said, it into one bill. the police cars, compared to "The first time you hear temporary, but food and fuel costs con- again. Parmi, a second year "Parmi, really does a good The administrator of the Environmental the bigger cities" space cadet,'you think of an tinued to rise in March. "My goals are a little Resident Adviser (RA) in Job on the floor with in- Protection Agency (EPA) said it will be Part of that Image that had astronaut," he said. Conklin Hall said he thinks a ternational students. I think different." Parmi said. "I'm developed about American Parmi is majoring in difficult to carry out the proposed energy a sportsman at heart I like foreign RA could better he relates to the people program without sacrificing en- Social Security benefits crime faded away over a microbiology and chemistry, sports, and I like to be out relate to foreign students really well." vironmental standards, but it can be done. period of time, he said. and would like to go to than an American RA could to increase on July 1 there on the field. But there medical school. He said his Environmentalists are concerned that are other things I like to do because the foreign RA has increasing coal production may require a "WHENEVER YOU go ultimate goal is to work for more than be a sportsman. I been through the same rollback of air quality rules, but EPA chief from one place to another- the World Health The 35.5 million Americans who receive want to be a doctor and that adjustment problems. Douglas Costle said the major elements of The BG News Social Security benefits will get larger Is first on my list," he added. the plan are to be phased in gradually. checks beginning July 1. The Department Costle said there is enough time to of Health, Education and Welfare said PARMI CAME to America develop and install anti-air pollution encourages yesterday the amounts on those checks and Bowling Green four devices. will Increase by 5.9 per cent. years ago from Nairobi, Kenya. This la bis fourth The increase also benefits the more than volunteers with Martial law declared in 4 million aged and disabled persons year in Conklin Hall where he Uvea on the international receiving supplemental security income three Pakistan cities wing of the dorm. payments. The Increase is automatic and an interest During breaks he stays The government of Pakistan said pegged to the cost of living. yesterday that martial law will be Imposed with his host family Dr. and Mrs. Richard Wright, on three cities torn by violence In recent The law requires that benefits In the In writing anti-government protests. Bowling Green. programs Increase automatically when Parmi said that from the There have been continuing demon- the cost of living goes up by S per cent or strations by the political opposition in the very beginning, America more. was the farthest away from cities for the past six weeks. The consumer price index rose almost 6 or editing The opposition charges that Prime home and the most exciting per cent from the first quarter of 1976 from what he's seen In Minister Bhutto rigged the recent national through the first quarter of 1977. elections. newspapers and on tele- to contact The declaration of martial law means an vision. end to any further political activity In the, Agriculture committee votes He said almost half the cities of Karachi, Lahore and Hyderabad. television programs shown the News, Both Karachi and Hyderabad were put for higher supports in Kenya are from the United under curfew early yesterday after States. violence erupted between rival factions. "We associated with The Senate Agriculture Committee has America in a lot of ways," 106 University Security forces shot and killed two voted for higher price supports for wheat curfew violators and wounded two others he said. farmers than what President Carter Parmi said there were a in Hyderabad yesterday. recommended. couple of reasons why Hall. In Karachi. Pakistan's largest city, 17 NawwhoW by Miody Millipm people were reported killed in clashes decided to come to Bowling The committee also voted earlier this Green, adding that he read Parminder S. Sandhu yesterday as a general strike paralyzed week to raise the farm price supports for theeity. about the University in com farmers. college catalogues in Kenya ;. ■ Anti-government demonstrations Chairman Herman Talmadge of Georgia continue elsewhere in Pakistan. This is and was Influenced by the warned Wednesday that Carter might be yCM '"«>Or the fourth time martial law has been fact that his brother lived in tempted to veto the farm bill if the com- Michigan. Imposed since Pakistan gained Its in- mute pushed for higher supports than PRESENTS — dependence in 1947. Carter recommended. HE ALSO SAID he had a A problem while applying at Zaire opens new front The supports are triggered when a against rebel forces combination of worldwide Increased harvests and decreased demand depress farm prices. Last year farm supports OFF The Zaire government said yesterday Its totaled about $4 million. forces and Moroccan troops have opened a second front against a rebel army in Shaba province. U.S.-Cuban relations SALE The government communique said the WITH COUPON BELOW combined forces are close to a large may be started again village -held by the rebels in the northwest OQG »*G« section. The Carter administration may be The government said its troops have sending U.S. diplomats to Cuba, sources In driven the rebel forces from another front Washington said yesterday. in Southern Shaba province. Six thousand The assistant secretary of state for Inter- cases of arms and ammunition have been American affairs will head the United ^ WARNER/REPRISE h captured from the rebels, the communique States delegation at the next round of talks •••••••••• said. in Havana. He would be the highest Morocco has sent about 1,500 troops to ranked American diplomat to go to Cuba Zaire to aid the government of Mobutu since relations were broken off 16 years SeseSeko. ago. ♦t-UliCiljCJ WLV&sf The rebels invaded from neighboring Angola In March. Two rebels captured by Sources said an American "Interest the government said Cuban advisers took section" may be set up in Cuba, which j CLOSE TO them to the border for the invasion and would mean American diplomats would be then returned to Angola. established in the Swiss embassy In t CAMPUS i The prisoners also said the Cubans are Havana. no longer in Angola. Currently, neither country has direct CALL * diplomatic ties with the other. The Swiss * Consumer prices rise, embassy represents the United States in NEWLOVE Havana, and the Czechoslovakian em- * BONNIE RAITT BEACH BOYS but at a slower rate bassy looks after Cuban Interest in REALTY Washington. The Labor Department reported 352-5163 f yesterday that consumer prices rose .6 per This latest development may indicate a ••••*••*• cent in March, a much slower rate of In- warming in the relationship of Cuba and crease than in the previous two months. the United States. However, state The 1 per cent price Increase for department spokesman Hodding Carter February was the biggest monthly In- said the U.S. has not exchanged views with M_ crease in two and on* half years. Cuba on the question of interest sections. January's increase was almost as high. He refused to confirm or deny that the VISTA A PEACE COUPS The March figures support the Carter United States is considering such a move. NEED YOUR SKILL 11 GRAHAM CENTRAL STATION D008OR0S. LAW SCHOOL INTERVIEWS m® Counselors are RCPRESCNTATIVCS available daily at the - UNIVERSITY OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY WILL BE ON CAMPUS COLLEGE OF LAW OFF to offer guidance and career planning APRIL 26 AT TINIVERSITY HALL S. WITH COUPON Call or write USFV, 8353 Sepulved. Blvd. Sepuh/eda, California 91343. Tel. 213-894-5711 APRIL 27 & 2ft at THE PTAPEMENT ON ANY LP OR RECORDED TAPE IN The College of Law offers a full-time 3 year day program as well as part-time STOCK COUPON GOOD FOR ONE ITEM day and evening programs. The school is fully accredited by the Committee of ONIY NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF COU — Bar F.xaiim.rrs of the State Bar of California. 9 AM - 4:30 PM COUPON GOOD THRV TVESn APR. 26th PONS USE D Pate 4 The BG News, Friday, April ZZ, 1177 'Guitar Player' combines blues, jazz Weekend

These days the truly artistic concept of guitar playing is so rock scene since Al Demedo. He tears apart standard rock and roll licks, taking them to a melodic perfection unfound In overshadowed by electronic wizardry and mass insensitlvity By Handy Haberkamp of the instand rock of (he 70s that it seems destined to remain popular rock. In the "cut out bin "uf public taste. Review By A professor of music at the University of Southern MUSIC California for three years, Ritenour, 23, gives jazz rock a new An increasing awareness of this situation has generated The highlight of the Bowling Green concert season has Andrew Schug feel; he is showing new direction to a music which seems to enough interest that MCA records and "Guitar Player" finally arrived in the form of the Doobie Brothers. The have stagnated with the loss of the Mahaviahnu Orchestra magazine have gathered artists from five different labels to concert will begin 8 p.m. tomorrow in Anderson Arena. record all new material for an anthology of contemporary and the original Return to Forever. Ritenour's two cuts alone But music lovers should not overlook the talents of Jim guitar styles. The album is simply entitled "Guitar Player." are reason enough to buy this album. If you play guitar, this album is a must If you enjoy good Post offered 8-11 tonight in the Union Activities Organization The styles of the contributing artists range from the raw music and are ready for a tasteful dose of jazz, try this out (UAO) Coffeehouse in the Carnation Room, Union. blues of B.B. King to the classical jazz style of I^urindo "Guitar Player" is more than Just another "Jazz" album; It Admission is 50 cents. Almeida, and include everything in between except hard and is a thorough examination of the highest quality con- FILMS folk rock. Another Corryell cut, "Toronto," is an Intricately con- temporary guitar styles of the day, and should not be structed blend of emotion that amply shows the full range of overlooked in the avalanche of new releases. "Taxi Driver," is offered this weekend by UAO Campus Movies. The film stars Robert DeNiro as an unstable cab THE TITLE cut is handled by King with an unexpected his talents. blues improvisation at the onset Of all the artists on the album, Jiml Hendrix-influenced Andrew Schug Is a full time University student and part- driver who is pressured into political assassination by the One of the album's strongest numbers, "Cry My Tears Lee Ritenour comes the closest to being a rocker. His two tune shower guitarist. He is in lot process of recording Us oppressive environment of New York City. Away," is King at his best He scolds his women through his electric tracks are the most refreshing things to hit the Jazz- first album. The screenplay is almost overcome by the tightly con- guitar, then he cries. trolled direction of Martin Scorsese and the dynamic per- Realizing It's over, he picks up the tempo and skips away, formances of DeNiro and Jodie Foster, who plays her role of playing his best licks while adding that nasal quality one gets Lear reverses sex roles in TV drama a 12-year-old prostitute with shocking clarity. The beautiful after a good cry. and mysterious cinematography and the powerful Bernard Review by Joseph Ianrllu fcring, "All That Glitters," a secretaries, and men worry guidelines for image-making Herrman score are interesting, but overpowering. About half of this double record set consists of acoustic satirical drama about about their children being and emotional stress is the The film will be shown at 6, 8:15, and 10:30 tonight and electric guitar duets performed by Joe Pass, Herb Ellis, Norman I .ear has built a modern, urban American exposed to unnecessary sex result. The events have thus Saturday in 210 Math-Sciences. Barney Kessel and I^rry Corryell. These cuts are flawless, solid reputation for fresh and society with reversed sex education in school or fret far centered around five Admission is $1 with ID. stylistic examples by the recognized best in the classical- innovative television shows roles. about slaving over a hot different groups of people jazz-rock world. with such successes as "All Since television shows stove. who are in some way con- THE STADIUM Cinema's new offering this week is an In The Family," "Maude," have always tried to reflect Men are viewed as sex nected to the "Globeatron insulting "tribute to American ingenuity," entitled "Fun Beautiful melodies, sighing harmonies and driving rhyth- "Good Times." and "The what their viewers are objects with their virility as Corporation." With Dick and Jane," starring George Segal and Jane Fonda. ms combine to create an artistically technical intricacy too Jeffersons." In 1975 he thinking, if not overtly a primary exchange for The film does contain some fine comic moments, however seldom found, but often imitated, in today's popular rock. ventured beyond the con- stating, "Glitters" comes as advance in the business LEAR HAS NEVER been poor direction and a pieced-together screenplay produced fines of prime time with a timely simulation of what world, and women as one to preach, and with the what looks like a quickie movie that was improvised as the CORRYELL, the premier jazz rock guitarist of the last ten "Mary Hartman, Mary life might be like If women's domineering executives and 11:30 p.m. time slot that most company moved from location to location deciding what years, shows his best acoust ic side in the most amazing track Hartman," and again was liberation was taken to Its lovers, providing both an affiliates have schedules. Its "funny thing" could happen next. The film is saved on the album. "Spain" is a virtual masterpiece of guitar able to expose a part of the illogical extreme. unsettling yet Intriguing unlikely that he'll begin. somewhat by the performances of Segal and Fonda who are overdubbing (playing all parts himself I American "mass con- vision of reality. What's most Interesting is able to cover up some of the stupidity of their dialogue. sciousness" that heretofore CAREERS WITH positions the WDH0-T V (Channnel 24) The film runs nightly at 7:30 and 9:20 with a Saturday Playing off a slight flamenco beat, Corryell's lead flies at a had been left untouched. of power and importance are AFTER WATCHING the in Toledo is showing the matinee at 2 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 2 and 4 p.m. speed that defies rhythm but he not only holds to the rhythm This week marks the all taken by women with the first three episodes, I began program at 9 a.m. This Is musically, he projects it emotionally. premiere of his latest of- males put in subservient to realize how my most the type of audience that roles relating to housework latent sexist attitudes were might be most affected by THE AD FOR "Once Upon a Girl," a special midnight or secretarial duties. being exposed by the witty "Glitters," beyond its en- show today and Saturday at the Stadium Cinema is enough to The roles go beyond lip- interaction of the "Glitters" tertainment value. Ratings make you groan. Whether you groan with disgust or delight service, as women con- cast. will suggest whether depends on your view of cheap pornography. ALPINE VILLAGE stantly complain about The characters are all housewives are turning the The Portage Drive-in continues to offer the best of cheap husband and home In- caught up In the madness of station off, but If they do exploitation flicks with such intelligent titles as "The RESTAURANT terfering with careers while American corporate we'll never know It Its Teacher" shown at 7:30 p.m. and "Massacre at Central patting the cute little bot- capitalism. Youth, sex and because of husband's orders Hfgh," shown at9:20 p.m. Y 47 toms of their male superficiality are the or out of disgust. Probably the best film offering this weekend is "Babes on Broadway," with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, to be HAPPY HOURS SAro A v 3, shown 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Gish Film Theater, Hanna % Hall. The barn dance sequence featured in "That's Enter- REDUCED PRICES tainment" is one of the famous Busby Berkeley routines BOTTOMS'UP featured in this picture. -ALSO- The film will be peceded by "The Glass Key" starring at Veronica Lake and Alan I .add at 7 p.m. MICHAEL GREER — BOB LEGER — RICK BRIGHAM Mr. Bojangles SPECIAL EVENTS ENTERTAINING The Swan Club will present its "watered-down" version of Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Nights NiteClub The Taming of the Shrew" at 8:30 p.m. today and Saturday in the Natatorium. Tickets, $1 for students and 11.50 for non- From 9 PM until 1 AM students, can be purchased in the Union or at the door. 893 S. Akin Stoat A sampling of creations of retiring professor John Hepler, in our cocktail lounge the technical and design director for more than 285 WE SPECIALIZE IN ITALIAN, GERMAN Disco University theater productions, is on display at the Joe E. 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It takes propriate to bring some Review By serious listening to un- earlier Zep material to light. derstand this cut. "Led Zeppelin III" stands as Lee Landenberger If you have tickets for Led mellow, pleasing, yet profound a pivotal point in the band's Zeppelin's current tour, career and remains its most congratulations. You may misunderstood work. count yourself among the If you were worried that Lodge's use of harmony, just Their first two records Barry Manilow and the lucky few. like the old days of the were based on such a high If not, and you are tired of Captain and Tennile had Moody Blues. level of brutal power that refusal to keep covering old taken over as Waders of soft "Tangerine" features some hearing .the same old The title song is fans had become expectant ground. subtle electric guitar and is material, pull out that old rock, don't worry. The reminiscent of the song, of the usual Zeppelin brand "Immigrant Song" may be Moody Blues are still highlighted by some of the copy of "Led Zeppelin III" "I'm Just a Singer In a of rock. When the third the only rock tune about most tasteful pedal steel that hasn't been played for around, if only in Rock'n'Roll Band," Lodge's album was released in 1970, it wandering Vikings, but was fragmented form. guitar I have ever heard years and listen to what best known contribution to received a battering from enough of a success as a (credit to Jimmy Page''). toned down Zep is like. The Moody Blues have not the Moody Blues. Its strong, the critics and even avid single to sell the album. It is released an album since its "That's the Way" continues It may sound strange at constant beat is a good listeners took a step back traditional Zep thunder. in the same acoustic vein. first, but the most misun- greatest hits collection in • album opener. with surprise. Changes happen with 1974, but individual members The album closes with derstood I «1 Zeppelin album "Led Zeppelin ni" was "Friends" and "Celebration "Hats Off to (Roy) Harper," may become your favorite. have continued to create the Review By Bill Lammers "SUMMER BREEZE" Is much more melodic than the Day,' with the introductionof same mood music. a track I found unbearable Lee Landenberger Is a v • a soft ballad, filled with previous two albums. There acoustic guitar and some for years. Lately I have journalism student at the Guitarist Justin searing harmonies. was more of a feel for unusual background noises Hayward's album found what I though were University and contrlbutor keyboardist Mike Pinder the first side closes with a Another worthwhile facet English folk music and that may never be studio gimmicks to make to "Perspective." "Songwriter" and bassist offered "The Promises." soft ballad. The title song, of "Natural Avenue" is the American country and deciphered. But the John Lodge's album Now the Blue Jays have which has received the most cover painting by Roger western styles than for the progression remains. This "Natural Avenue" are the gone their separate ways, FM attention is musically Dean, who scored artistic raw electric blues they built album does not sound like two latest solo albums from physically at least the best since the Moody success with covers for Yes, their reputations on. any previous Zep music. Editor's note: "Perspective" la a regular feature page, the members of the Moody Musically, the Blue Jays-in Blues days. The guitar and Osibisa and Uriah Heep. The closest repesentation showcasing entertainment In whatever form It happens to Blues. fact, the Moody Blues- are synthesizer are a part of the "Natural Avenue" makes AS USUAL with critics, of rock-blues is "Since I've present Itself. Hayward and Lodge producing the same music, a song, not just a backup for good use of saxophone for when faced with a familiar Been Loving You," Jimmy We will be covering concerts, doing record reviews with collaborated on the first mellow rock, pleasing in its the pretty vocals. background effect. The sax artist presenting something Page goes through some fine emphasis on rock and jail, movie and book reviews, play album, "Blue Jays." Since simple lyrics, but yet arrangements range from new, they feel back on what work-outs, squeezing notes previews and reviews and general comments on bow the then, flutist Ray Thomas has profound. ONE SONG, "Country '50s rock-style to supper- came before. What few from his guitar with con- staff sees the media scene. released two solo albums, Hayward and Lodge Girl," probably has the best club jazz. critics appreciate is the trolled passion. The cut has a We will also keep you Informed on upcoming snows, "From Mighty Oaks- and continue that trend in their chance of becoming a single. Hayward has found the beauty of Led Zeppelin's definite live feel, almost concerts and other forms of local entertainment. "Hopes, Wishes and latest albums. Hayward's The style is different from key to the musical magic of escaping the sterility of the Our hope Is to cover as many types of entertainment as Dreams." Songwriter' album is an what is expected of a former the Moody Blues, while studio. possible. We're new, but we're ambitious with plenty of example of perfect balance. Moody Blues member. Lodge has found the key to Ideas. Watch for us every Friday. AND DRUMMER Graeme Two uptempo songs open the If the instrumentals on vocal uniqueness. Although SIDE TWO is dominated Edge gave us "Kick Off Your album, a very singles- "Songwriter" are its both albums are excellent on by acoustic material. 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Edlttr'l Ntte: These after tbey happen, and then Presently an SGA senator, Dascoullas said he la Information and possible be genuinely interested in Acting as a mediator Although tbey might not MOM are dw fearth tat ■ It is too late to act" Dobeck said he thinks he has willing to take the challenge mandatory student meetings finding out students' at- between students and UAO appeal to the majority of series ipotllfhtlnf Studeat Campaigning on the the experience necessary to of representing students on with advisers who un- tltudes-which I am." planning committees, students, "more specialized Ga>eriB»l An.elation Student Activist Ticket, succeed as a coordinator. academic Issues. derstand requirements of Norton said be wants to events," are Mart's primary (SGAiceaieUates. Bailey laid he think? Dobeck, a law en- Active in academic affairs various majors. integrate his ideas with those objective as UAO director. The lulls ■ lag are eas- restructuring is not forcement major, has meetings laat year, Frank said he wants to of students. ier coorduutori necessary, but an open line outlined a three-point Dascoullas said he wants to "In the past, UAO work with campus media The sophomore accounting directors-at-large haven t ■d two Union of communication. student awareness program make the faculty and ad- and SGA senators to collect a major added, "When I start done anything real con-, Activities Organljatlon "Students have views, but he hopes to enact next year. ministration aware of their large number of ideas. a Job. I like to get it done." structive, because there are (UAO) at-large dlrec- they Just don't know how to "First, I want students to responsibilities to students. Because he feels many His plans for the direc- no real requirements in the express them," Bailey said. know the locations and times Ideas supported by small projects were wasting torship include informal Concentrating on meal and when they can vote, and I present SGA constitution." Dascoullas Include in- SGA resources, Frank discussions with dormitory Mortsaid. parking service issues, as want to see more students formational guest columns suggested that senators residents and better com- Hoping to add a structural Sfaf e and well as establishing a better working at the polls," In the News, an extension of work toward a common goal. munication with greek definition to the position, lighting system and a tuition Dobeck said. the pass-fail option and a representatives. Mori sa id he wants to initiate community freeze, are Bailey's goals, he "I also want to work switch to a semester system Norton, who transferred to programs after gathering; said. through Dr. Eakln's office to "as long as it is based on Cultural the University this year, said input from faculty, ad- "I think It's important to encourage more students to academic reasons." affairs University life offers "more ministration and students. get a petition up and take it register. A basic student govern- affairs of an education besides "I don't think surveys are down to the legislature so "Lastly," Dobeck said, "I ment philosophy of the J unlor coordinator books." the answer," Mori said, they know how we feel," will work with Mr. Edwards Informational systems coordinator wdtwU. "Students need more adding that direct contact Bailey said in reference to as a student liaison to major is, "The only way to variety in their en- with students would supply the approval of a possible $29 discuss fee Increases and have a good SGA is to have Elizabeth J. Ingram has Fening withdrawn her candidacy for Fenlng said he wants to tertainment," said Norton, more effective results. tuition increase next year. state appropriations." good people In it" campaigning on the Student SGA Cultural Affairs mold the directorships Into "In the past, UAO Bailey, a marketing Information distribution Is Services Ticket. major. Is vice president of emphasized by Dobeck, who Coordinator. positions with definite sponsored events that Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity said he thinks more effective responsibilities. students were dissatisfied and Is treasurer of Black use of bulletin board flyers "As it is now, it's sort of a with," Mori said. Greek Council. and the News would keep UAO catch-all position. When I Mort. a member of Sigma students abreast of current leave I want to have Phi Epsilon fraternity, has Issues. directors- established definite Jobs for worked on UAO's publicity Admitting that this year's the directors-at-large to committee for three yea rs. SGA had problems, at-large assume," Fening said. Dobeck said, "It isn't More communication is John M. Valachovic, anything that can't be needed between students and candidate for UAO director- resolved In the future." UAO, according to Fening. at-large, did not contact the Planning to work in con- News for an interview. Junction with UAO's Ricardo L. Academic publicity and public More on SGA Bailey relations committee in reaching out to students, After attending several affairs candidafes SGA meetings, Bailey said S^r Fening said he will stage rap Stephen P. he saw a lack of coordinator sessions with students In dormitory lounges. Charles T. next week organization. Frank "A lack of communication News surveys concerning Mort Scholarship chairman for prospective performing between the government and Delta Tau Delta fraternity, the students has brought artists are also a part of Mark F. Frank said he not only un- Fenlng's plans. about a feeling of apathy," derstands the problems of Bailey said. "Many students Dobock In response to students campus life, but is aware of who claim that UAO never Local Briefs don't know about things until academic-related Issues as follows through with big- weU. name acts, Fening, a one- "I have been to several Rohan year member of the Doobie's concert Academic Council meetings, organization, said, "You and I see the coordinator's Champion All flash bulb cameras will be confiscated at the door at ought to be in the office when the Doobie Brothers concert tomorrow at Anderson lymwWdUyEl position as another step In A broaden range of Input they try to get them." my involvement at the from students and faculty Arena. Only certified members of the working press will Considering Anderson be allowed near the stage to take pictures, according to University," Frank said. should be used to select the Arena's size limitations, CONGRATULATES ITS NEW OFFICERS James E. Stofan, director of programming for the Campaigning on the events sponsored by UAO, Fening said he feels UAO has Student Services Ticket, according to Champion, done a good Job of scheduling Union Activities Organization. PRESIDENT MARKENTRUP Frank stressed Junior. groups such as the Dooble VICE-PRESIDENT GARY WELCH reorganization of advising Champion, an In- Brothers. Correction CORR.SEC. BRUCE ROWAN George services on campus. ternational student from Sri Fening served on UAO's ... Yesterday's News Incorrectly reported that Bobby G... REC.SEC. ANDY SMITH Dascoullas "Counseling through Peer Lanka, saM ample funds are publicity committee and was SCOTT THOMAS Arrowsmith, assistant vice provost for student affairsy HISTORIAN Academic Advising Team available to expand UAO's chairman of last year's DICK OGDEN According to Dascoullas, will decide If complaints against the University Police CHAPLAIN during orientation would movie preference survey to Superstars competition, JACKECKLEY an assertive individual is deserve further investigation. Arrowsmith can only make SGT.-AT-ARMS be more efficient," cover events such as lectures which was canceled this required to "walk the fine sure that the forms are Jibed out properly when a com- MESSENGER MARK DAVIS Frank said. and concerts. year because of a lack of line" between students and plaint is made. He recommended He added that UAO should funds. The panel that will mediate the complaint only has the the administration. distribution of advising THANKS TO THE OlD OFFICERS ON A JOB WEU DONE. sponsor more events that authority to recommend that an officer be suspended. It appeal to minority and off- cannot force the University Police department to suspend campus students. the officer. "UAO should be in a position to serve all Train petitions students," Champion said. The interests of graduate City Councilman Joseph L. Corral Is circulating CflCJG Lv LLt L1MLY students and faculty should petitions opposing the proposed increase of railroad trains also be represented during from 35 to SO miles per hour. Persons interested in cir- the selections of events culating petitions may get copies by contacting Corral at sponsored by UAO, his home, 254 S. Enterprise, or by calling 352-0543. L'LUJLi WiLJlilEUb- Champion said, adding that Petitions must be returned before the next City Council he plans to attend meetings meeting, May 2. of organizations such as GaryReiter KenBeeman Faculty Senate and Graduate Student Senate' 'as UAO unveils new ticket often as I can." Tom Shook Dave Smith Charles G. sales plan for Seger concert Champion, a member of Norton the UAO performing arts A "people-oriented per- When tickets for the May U each person will be given a Kevin Klein PatMcGrath committee, said "I think the son," Norton said be views Bob Seger concert go on sale number and asked to give his most important UAO directorships as "basic at 7 a.m. Wednesday, a new name, Stofan explained. qualification for this Job is to relations with people." plan to distribute the tickets When a person reaches the »WWVW^WS*r\AAA/WWWWWWVYWWW will be Implemented, ac- ticket booth, the name Mark Fischer JeffGagnon cording to James E. Stofan, should correspond to a director of programming for specific number. If names ad the Union Activities numbers do not coincide, The Brothers of Organization. that person will not be able to Stofan said tickets will be purchase a ticket. sold at the stadium ticket l/LLL liabba Vail office and at the Union ticket The plan will not be im- office, however, not all types plemented at the Union," / of tickets will be sold at both Stofan said. < *K booths. SUN SOCKS Upper chair reserved and "It's going to cost us a lot floor seats will be sold at the more work," be said, "but stadium and lower bleacher It'll be worth it" proudly and general admission Ticket prices are $8 for tickets will be sold at the general admission and $7 for ' RVBY Burlington■ua4lnaa»«.. present Union remaining seats. Each TWO TICKET lines will be person will be limited to formed at the stadium and purchasing two tickets. The 3rd Annual Tennis and Golf .dWCk Expert tun sock. 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Campus Calendar Is a listing of tha day's evants (meetings lectures and entertainment) provided as a sarvlca to readers The Unless otherwise noted, tha events ere Iree and opan to the public. To submit an event. Campus Calendar forms ara available at the Newi office, 106 University Hall. 372 2003 There Easter Seals Cyclemon 8 a.m. 1 p.m. Meet at Ice Arena, soon Is no charge lor submitting events to this section. sored by Easter Seals. American Youth Hostels and Rodgers Quad Friday, April 12 UAO Ohio Caverens trip -9 a.m. Leave trom Union Oval. Cost is $6.50 MEETINGS Golf -9 a.m. University Golf Course BGSU hosts AU-Ohio challenge. Invitational People's Chess Federation 10 a.m. 5 pm. Com SGA election forum 10 a.m. Commuter Center, Moseley Hall muter Center, Moseley Hall Your challenge II to comlrucl Ihe mystery missing letters to the corresponding num- Candidates for Cultural Coordinator and UAO director at large Creative arts recital-10,11 a.m. Recital Hall. Music Bldg. word In the boxes below To do this you must bored boies Keep en eraser handy -Its not will speak and answer questions Baseball 1 p.m. Stellar Field BGSU vs. Western Michigan lilt In the correct missing letter In each ol the as easy as It looks! Lacrosse 2 p.m. Stadium BGSU man's team vs. Ashland words listed In the columns Then translor the LECTURES Tennis 3:30 p.m. Ice Arena courts BGSU men's team hosts "Man's Input of Mercury. Chromium and Nickel to the Lake Erie Eastern Michigan. Kent State and Perm State Sediments" noon 070 Overman Hall Dr. Lester Walters will African Week dinner 5 p.m. Northeast Commons Tickets are speak. S3.S0 Time Saving Workshop-M p.m. 320 Student Services Bldg How "Taxi Driver" movie «. 8: IS. 10:30 pm 210 Math Science Bldg to manage your time, sponsored by Personal Development and SI with ID Life Planning "He Restoreth My Soul" movie- 7 p.m. First United Methodist UNIVAC seminar 2 p.m. 210 Math Science Bldg. ELC for For Church. 1506 E. Wooster St. Alter the film, the musical group Iran, Cobol and PL 1 Calvary Land Quartet will perform Faculty Workshop 33 p.m. Board Room. Alumni Center "Toby the Talking Turtle" theatre production -8 p.m. Joei E. Discussion of legal issues of student-faculty relationships. Brown Theatre 50cents Reservations required through the provost's office, sponsored by Doobie Brothers concert 8 p.m. Anderson Arena Faculty Development Program Implementation Committee "The Taming of the Shrew" Swan Club performance 8:30 p\m Natatorium SI tor students, SI .50 lor non students ENTERTAINMENT Sunday. April 24 MEETINGS ' Golf 10 a.m. University golf course BGSU men's team hosts Falcon All Ohio Invitational Baseball 1 p.m. Steller Field BGSU vs. Northern Illinois Kappa Delta Pi 5 p.m. Alumni Room, Union Education meeting UAO Happy Hours 2-5 p.m. Falcon's Nest, Union Beta Beta Beta 6 30 p.m. 112 Life Science Bldg. Election of of Tennis 3:30 p.m. Ice Arena Courts BGSU hosts Eastern fleers Michigan, Kent State and Penn State Circle K 7 8:30 p.m. 447 Math Science Bldg. Sponsored by BG Basketball marathon 4 p.m. Men's Gym 24 hour game, soon KlwanisClub sored by Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. Proceeds go to Multiple BG KoSuteml Doio 7 vp.m 201 Hayes Hall Sclerosis Alpha Phi Omega service traternlty 7.30 p.m. 129 Lite Science "African Talent on Parade" 4 p.m. Forum, Student Services Bldg. Bldg. Sailing Club 8 p.m. 224 Math Science Bldg "Tha Role of African Women In the Struggle" a p.m. Dr. Fin n Falcon Scuba Club 8 10p.m. Natatorium Margaret Afuwa will speak Forum, Student Services Bldg. ENTERTAINMENT "Taxi Driver" movie 6, 8:15 and 10:30 p.m. 210 Math Science Bldg. SI with ID ' . UAO bike hike 9 am Leave from Union Oval Cost is S3 Chinese Student Organization 7 10 p.m. Ill Business Israeli Celebration 2 4 p.m. Student Services patio Jewish Administration Bldg. Five movies will be shown Student Group festivities for Israeli Independence Day UAO Coffeehouse- 8 p.m. Carnation Room, Union Folk singer Harp Recital 4 p.m. Recital Hall, Music Bldg Jim Post will perform Admission is SO cents "The Glass Key" and "Babeson Broadway" movies 7 p m Gish Piano concert 8 pm Recital Hall, Music Bldg Jerome Rose will Film Theatre, Hanna Hall When there's a challenge, perform "Cry Bartgla" missionary film 7 p.m. Church of the Foursquare Square dance-6-11:30 p.m. Harshman Main cafeteria Admission Gospel. 205 Sand R idge Rd. quality makes the difference. Is 25 cents, sponsored by Harshman Quad Programming Board Chamber Players concert ; ao p.m. University Lutheran "The Taming of the Shrew" Swan Club performance 8.30 p.m. CHapel. 1124 E. Wooster St. We hope you have some fun with the challenge. Natatorlum SI for students, $1.50 for non students String Trio concert- 8 p.m. Recital Hall. Music Bldg. There's another challenge we'd like to offer you, too. 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After an eight-year wait. Bowling Green High DAN BROWN is the lone local prep grad ever to "I think if he is going to play," Badone claimed. School la finally sending a hockey player on play for BG. The Junior forward dressed for only "he's going to have to work bis head off. If he does scholarship across town to play in the Ice Arena. five games this season. He notched one assist that he will be on that team. Now the question Is Mark Maiur, the high school's top goalie for four Mike Sicuro. a freshman from Kent dressed in will he become that dedicated. And only Mark ■flora, was one of three netminders who signed three games. He also got one assist. Maxur can answer that" national letters-of-intent with BG coach Ron Will Maxur break tradlton? Badone. a three- But then, Mark Maxur has already ac- Mason Monday. year Falcon goalie who started in BG's complished more than any predecessor in Ohio first varsity game, thinks so. But with reser- high school hockey. Maiur's credentials don't need any vations. superlatives. Last season, he started 23 games for "Now be must improve himself both physically CLEANING HOUSE-Bowung Green basketball a dob which went 11-14, won the Ohio Western and mentally if he wants to play on that team," coach John Welnert has signed area high school Regional Championship and gained a berth In the Badone said. "In high school, he never had to do standouts Joe Faine of Cory-Rawaon and Emter state tournament for the second straight season. that. I'm sorry that be wasn't motivated enough. Shurelds of Lima Senior to national letters of in- "There was no pressure on him. He was our only tent Faine, signed Wednesday night averaged goaltender. I dont think he has a weak spot but he over 30 points per game, was a first-team Class A has to get himself totally in shape-fantastic all-stater last season and was the Class A player- physical condition and along with that become of-the-year. The 6-7 Shurelds, who was signed aggressive. last week, was his team's top rebounder and Hill Estep scorer. Other Falcon slgnees are pending and will "IN ORDER to play college hockey he has to be be officially released early next week... great in every single aspect of the game. He has to be solid in every phase of the game." Columbus Marion-Franklin's Herbie Williams, And beat out two blue-chip prospects from the highly sought-after 6-11 high school basketball He stopped 89 per cent of his shots and carried a Toronto, Ont. Sure, the graduations of Mike Uut sensation, has two school visits left before he 3.46 goals against average last year. Without a and Al Sarachman have left the Falcon goal makes a college choice. doubt, he faced the beat competition in Ohio. His crease bare, but Brian Stankiewicx and Wally team fashioned a 5-10 record against Michigan Charko, the starting goalies In this year's Williams, the lone Ohloan on the 40-man opponents, a 0-2 mark with Canadian teams and Provincial Junior "A" All-Star Game, will also be "Scholastic Coach Magazine" prep All-American also defeated a Swedish nationals midget club. there. squad.is scheduled to visit UCLA this weekend and Stankiewicx was the most valuable player the another school-probably Louisville-next week. "WE WOULD HAVE never undertaken a past two seasons for the Richmond Hill Rams and Williams has reportedly narrowed his choices to schedule like we did without Mr. Maxur," BGHS was a two-time Provincial Junior "A" League Ail- Maryland, Louisville, UCLA, the University of coach Rich Badone said. "It's to his credit that we Star. He posted the lowest goals against average Michigan, which signed the Barberton Bodner were really never out of any hockey game we were twins, Marty and Mike, nine days ago, and Ohio in the league last year. State. playing in. Charko, meanwile, averaged 3.93 in goal last Ohio State, which has floundered away most season for the Royal York Royals and was also backyard talent the past seven seasons, has signed "Sure, he was by far the best goalie In Ohio," Provincial Junior "A" all-league. five of its six alloted recruits. And they're ob- Badone sail "He faced better competition than Sound like stiff competition? You bet. viously waiting on Williams, who coach Eldon Nvwtflholo by G*»fl SmOTtod anyone around (in Ohio). He had the best schedule "HE'S GOING to have to beat out two excellent Miller thinks can turn his dismal program into a to play on " kids," Mason said of Maxur. "I don't look for him All-American swimmers Big Ten champion in two season. Four Falcon swimmers earned All-American Heuman, Holly OberUn and Barb Simmon* Mason goes a step further. to be a starter his first year. But I want him to Miller has already signed Todd Penn, Columbus honors at the Ann. of Intercollegiate teamed to swim the 200-yard medley relay. "He was the best possible player-goalie or not- practice with varsity every day and maybe play Linden McKinley's state tournament most Athletics for Women (AIAW) National Meet The quartet placed 16th In the nation with a we could have gotten In Ohio," Mason said. "It's one year of club. He's sure got the athletic valuable player. Marquis Miller, the United Press Just bow quickly he can adjust'' ability." held at Brown University, Mass. recently. 1:41.0 clocking. International Ohio Class AA player-of-the-year From left to right: Lee Wellington, Leslie But the question remains: Can Maxur play here Granted, It seems like an awesome task. But Ms from Columbus St. Charles and Barberton's AAA on a varsity level? Can he do what no other prep high school tutor knows what will decide his first-team all-stater Carter Scott, who signed player from this state has ever done? eventual fate. Wednesday. Lady golfers at two-day meet BG's women golfers travel to Huntington, JUNIOR KAREN ParshaU said she con- West Virginia, for the Marshall Invitational sidered it "more or less a practice round for today and tomorrow. This will be the first the team" since It didn't affect the team's Lexers host Eagles tomorrow competition of the season that goes on the standings. record. By Tom Baumann LEE MURPHY is out. Jim Ashland coach Jeff Dunning, lot of people this year. Dame, Wooster hosts The Falcons attended a two-day invitational Top Falcon players, according to Hattlg, Staff Reporter Macko is out Others such as it's the "beat team ever" at Winning the league will be Kenyon, Denison plays at Ohio State two weeks ago, but only com- are Parshall, Carla Schneider, Peg Gibbons, John Lum, Preston Sneers the school. tough because, Just like us, Oberlin and Michigan State peted one day because coach Sally Hattlg said Tina Clrlno and Taml Roth, who are likely Critical. Crucial. That's and John Grim are hurting, all the teams have im- travels to Hope for a non- she didn't feel the team should have to play on starters this weekend. Other possibilities are what tomorrow's game but will play. THE BRIGHT spot In the proved." league contest. Easter Sunday. Val Wilson, Lori Griffey and Barb Louis. against Ashland College is. The Eagles have high Eagles lineup is attacker The Falcons will have to The Falcon lacrosse team hopes for this season in the Paul Brexovsky. Bresovsky contain Brexovsky,. and the ■ hosts the Eagles in an all- MLA. So far, they have gained All-Midwest honors key of the game will Important Midwest Lacrosse beaten league opponents last season as a freshman probably be John Grim* Association (MLA) game 2 Ohio State and Kenyan, en and.is currently the second ability to handle the rugged p.m. st Doyt L. Perry Field. route to a 7-1 record. leading goal scorer in the attacker. "We can't afford to lose "They have to be the dark MLA. Mike Squires of BG la another game," said coach horse in this year's race in third in the league in goal- STICK NOTES-Bowling Jim Plaunt. "We plan to the league," Plaunt said. scoring with a 3.0 goal per Green leads the series finish 10-2 and see what "They have been playing game average. against Ashland 4-0, winning happens in the rest of the well all season long." It will be a grueling test for last year's game 14-6. league" The reason the Eagles the Falcons and they cant In other MLA games The Falcons are coming have been playing so well Is take the Eagles lightly. tomorrow, Ohio State faces off a big 17-6 win over simple. Six All-Midwest "We have the talent to win non-league opponent Notre Michigan State, but appear members return to this the MLA," Dunning said. to be In battered shape. year's squad. According to "We're going to surprise a ABORTIONS Starting Rate liVVUs fie IfclUflL $125 1-24 meek pregnancy terminated by Advertising Sales GARDEN APARTMENTS DARROW Licensed Gynecologist Positions Open CLOSE TO OUR AREA Immediately In Bowling FINEST FACILITIES AND Green, Fostoria, Flndlay MODERN TECHNIQUES And Tiffin. 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How to win a Mid-American Conference (MAC) learn It's important for us to win this weekend," Purvis admits. chances are great," says Owen. "I may be prejediced, but I'm In other MAC lidlifters today, Miami will host Kent State, championship... "And even if we get rained out, we'll only have four home gonna pick us." Ohio travels to Ball State and Western Michigan is at Toledo. Has the formula changed' Is Bowling Green due? games compared to 10 on the road." If the Falcons go out this weekend and continue to show an Defending champion and NCAA runnerup Eastern Both answers are yes. The new 10-team league format has So, two things are essential. One, naturally, Is good air of confidence, they'll be the team to beat in the MAC. made the struggle even tougher. The Falcons haven't weather Another, an item that has been blatant in my three Michigan, which lost much through graduation but still may grabbed a coveted MAC title since coach John Piper's golfers years here, is crown support. be a factor, waits until tomorrow before opening its season at PINCH HITTING-Jeff Jones (3-1,1.26) and Mike Hale (4-1, Central Michigan. did it in 1973. 2.45) are probably starters against the Huskies today, while Other awards in line on the BG trophy drought are baseball THE DIAMONDMEN, currently 23-7 with 11 straight wins, Terry Milton (4-0,1.26) and Jim Joyce (3-2,5.00) are slated In other winning streaks, the Rockets have won 12 of 13 and track (721, cross country ('691, basketball C68), have swept Dayton, Cincinnati and Notre Dame during eheir for mound duty versus the Broncos tomorrow. games, the Chippewas have taken 11 of 12, the Bobcats 7 of 8 wrestling ('66). football ('651. tennis CM) and swimming recent rampage. About the only thing BG's opponents got to and Miami and Kent 5 of 6. C62). laugh about was the vacant green seats. Shortstop Chuck Black continues to lead the Falcons with a .413 batting average, which ranks eighth in the MAC. The MAC, one of the strongest baseball leagues in the Poor weather used to the excuse. Not this spring. Most Midwest last year, support an overall 143-94 non-conference twinbills have been playing in temperatures around 65 In the power catagory, Owen paces the team in: home runs record at last report degrees. Besides, any team that boasts a batting average of (13), total bases 1821, runs batted in (41) and slugging per- Terry .326 (that' right,. 3-2-6) and a possible All-American catcher centage (.854). Both today's twinbill against Northern Illinois and who's slapped 13 home runs can't be all that boring. tomorrow's doubleheader versus Western Michigan will be Following Black in batting average leaders are Owen broadcast by WBGU (88.1). Dwight Bachman and Ken Goodman Could it be lingering apathy? Or, do some students have an (.398), Ron Fennell (.383), Steve DiLucca (.362), Jeff Groth Weston will handle the play-by-play if Falcon fans can't overload of classes-on Saturdays? (.354), Ron Manser (.310) and Mike Lanseer (.299). attend the league openers. It very well could be the apathy. But what some people don't realize is that even being second best in the MAC may THINK B(i will break that spell this spring. Prime earn the Falcons a NCAA berth. ■ The BU Waws prospects for a MAC till* breakthrough are the baseball, golf and track teams. "Second place in the MAC with a good overall record will Coach Don Purvis' club, in this corner, will have the best get the first look this year," Larry Owen thinks. "If we're shot at it with a little help. Out of 18 MAC games, only eight of runnerup and have 40 wins, it should be automatic." themareatStellcrKield. Half of those home outings are this weekend-today against BUT, THEN again, the goal is to be number one. Sports Northern Illinois anil tomorrow with Western Michigan. Page II Friday. April 22,1*77 Both doublehoailers are I p.m. starters. "Miami i26-7) is going tough and so is Toledo (HMO), but our J-/ Golfers' team effort essential for Falcon Invitational crown

By Kevin Coffey "Even though this isn't a real important tour- Staff Reporter nament as far as the big teams go, it's important FALCON SCORING to us because while we've been playing with (At Toledo Invitational) Season Averages in Parenthesis The turning point of the year? Maybe. An op- consistency all year, we just haven't been able to Cruse 72. (76 1), Parsons 72. (77.1), Decker 75. portunity to build confidence? Probably. An im- get a tournament championship," he said. (77 5), Treater 75. 175 0). Miller 77.(75.4). Dugan portant tournament? Definitely. "We have had both consistency and respec- 80. (75 5) These are the sentiments expressed by the trio tability this year, as a team, and our togetherness ol upperclassmen who lead Bowling Green's golf will.definitely help us this weekend," Treater said. FALCON COACH John Piper termed the Toledo squad into the Falcon All-Ohio Invitational slated Decker also emphasized team play and said it effort "respectable." but said a better effort would for today and tomorrow at the University golf was important for all six players to contribute. be needed to win the Falcon Invitational. course. "The winning team in our tournament will Juniors John Miller and Gary Treater and "IF WE GET everyone on the team playing with probably average about 74 per man or better senior captain Jim Decker comprise the up- the consistency we've shown this year, then we're depending on the weather," Piper said. "We perclass segment of the BG links squad, and each bound to have a couple of golfers shoot real good averaged about 74 at Toledo, but that was a fairly has different feelings about the 36-hole tourney, scores, and that's what it takes," he said. easy course." which marks the only time this year that the Team play is something which must be achieved One notable squad will be missing from this Falcons will vie for a tourney crown on their home through individual effort, according to Miller. year's tourney, that being defending champion course. '' Everyone has to play their own game, one shot Ohio State. The Buckeye golfers have a prior at a time, and not worry about the other scores." committment, and will be playing in the Chris WHILE EACH OF the threesome expressed it he said. "If we worrytabout how the other guys are Schenke! Invitational at Georgia Southern differently, they all had the same thing in nund- playing, it's just added pressure. If we play well University. the tournament title. individually, the team score will show it" "This is probably the turning point of the year." The field for the eighth-annual tournament BG has not won the tourney since 1973, the same Miller said. "We've been playing respectable golf features strong teams, both from the Mid- year the local golfers captured their last MAC this year, but we need a win to send us into the American Conference (MAC) and from Ohio crown. I^tst year, the Falcons finished in fifth Mid-American Championships next month." college ranks. place, following a third-place finish in 1975. Treater echoed the sentiments of the "needed" This year's event will be played from the blue win, but cited team confidence as the possible OHIO UNIVERSITY, Kent State and Toledo will tees on the University course, giving the layout a payoff. provide stiff competition for the Falcons, who 6,515-yard length. "Right now, everyone's peaking," he said. "If currently sport a 59-21 record. we can win the Falcon, it will really bolster our Small college notables Akron, Ashland and The host Falcons are paired with Wooster and confidence heading into the rest of the schedule. Wooster add to the quality of the field. All three of Ohio Wesleyan for today's play, and will tee off We've had team consistency so far, but we still those teams sported high finishes in last year's between 11:24 and 11:40 a.m. Local fans can catch need that first win." tournament. the action of BG's golfers again when they make BG defeated Akron and Ashland in Monday's the turn for today's second nine holes at about 2 DECKER, THE ONLY three-year letterman on Toledo Invitational, but lost to the host Rockets by p.m. Tomorrow's pairings will be made on the the squad, sees the tournament as an important five shots and grabbed the runnerup spot in the basis of today's scores, with the top three teams one for the team. six-team event. slated to begin play at 8:30 a.m.

Iv Miliigon IRONING OUT THEIR PROBI-EMS-Veterans (left to right) Jim Falcon tracksters split relay time three ways Decker. John Miller and Jeff Parsons prepare a few swings for the Falcon lnviuitinruii. being held today and tomorrow at the University golf The Falcon men's track of the Kansas Relays with a Today, BG's four-mile the second leg on the relay Beams will also enter the course. squad will head East, West five-man continquent In relay squad of John Anich, "triple crown." 5.000-meter run. and South this weekend in addition, four Falcons will of Desjardins, Hutchlnson, At Akron, BG will enter search of improvement and challenge the Ohio State Brent Beams, team captain Ryan and Anich, which nearly every event, with excellent competition. Relays field tomorrow and 25 Gary Desjardins and Kevin finished third and broke the decathlon performers Dave • Bibby helps knot series Coach Mel Brodt's local others also face the Akron Ryan and 1,500-meter en- school record in 7:21.7 last Cianelli, Joe Rltter and thinclads left yesterday weekend at the Dogwood Frank Plescia holding Jie Who gets all the mone)! floor shots, but more im- Meanwhile, in two other Invitational Relays this trant Rick Hutchinson will morning for the 52nd running weekend. Relays, will run tomorrow. spotlight. -BILLESTEP The Philadelphia 76eri portantly shut off the Celtics semifinal bouts in the West, challenge the Kansas field, evened their best of-soven defensively. Portland downed Denver Aw::*:::^^ Eastern Conference "He worked very hard on and I/)s Angeles tripped semifinals with Boston at a defense," Philadelphia Golden State, despite Rick Leasing for Summer game apiece Wednesday coach Gene Shne said. "He's Barry's 40-point per- j SPRING HAS SPRUNG J night with a 113-101 victory. been outstanding for us all formance. Both winners Preferred Properties Company But not thanks to Julius year." took 1-0 scries leads. AND "Dr. J" Erving. Or George 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments - furnished and McGinnis. Not even Doug unfurnished - air conditioned - resident pays Collins con ratulatG$: Try little known Henry liliLVii EtZVQ 9 elec. & cablevision 1 WKIQ93FM 1 Bibby. ALSO BIBBY PUMPED in Q points, including nine of 14 W 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses - efficiency apts. IS CELEBRATING FOR MOTORCYCLE TUNE-UPS HLmm 88 STRAIGHT HOURS All Residents have use of Bowling Green's only Most Japanese Mode's 1 IMlLsG £1* indoor swimming pool for use in all kinds of weather. JIMS CYCIE SAIES GOLDEN TORCH TREASURER Sun Bathing area adjoins Pool plus air conditioned game room This Weekend Coll tot oppi 42248SS GOLDEN TORCH: A Festive Models Open 217 North Main St GREEK LEADERSHIP HONORARY "WEEKEND" Party Fmdloy Ohio Call for information 352-9378 of GIVE A WAYS

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