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WASHINGTON (AP) -Asst. Special against presidential aides H H Ben-Vemste presented the now Moore's recollection had dimmed a Prosecutor Richard Ben-Venisle laid Haldeman and John D Ehrlichman or familiar story of tin- cover-up in a lot out bti case against the five Watergate Nixon himself courtroom Jammed with reporters, Earlier, Ben-Veniste said Moore had cover-up defendants yesterday, On the tape. Nixon said Haldeman about 35 spectators and some relatives been prepared to back up Dean's declaring he will prove an illegal and Ehrlichman should "give the of the defendants testimony on the meeting conspiracy among "the most powerful investigators an hors d'oeuvres He spoke for just more than three men In the government of the United (Dean), maybe they won't rome back hours, describing the cover up in short, ANOTHER NEW element disclosed States." for the main course.'' the prosecutor simple sentences, describing hundi eds in the alleged conspiracy was $25,000 He said the plan to cover up the said of meetings, phone calls and actions Ben-Veniste said was obtained from break-in at Democratic National Com- Ben-Veniste said that in mid-April which comprise tin complicated Nixon's Iriend. Charles G "Bebe" mittee headquarters more than two 1973. Nixon. Haldeman and Conspiracy ease RebotO, lor use in paying the original years ago "involved the participation Ehrlichman "considered a strategy of Watergate burglars. of even the President himself '' pushing Dean outside the circle of AMONC THE lew new developments In his opening statement to the jury. The 31-year-old dark-haired wagons around the White House." was the assertion thai former White Ben-Veniste said defendant and former prosecutor, speaking from a lectern House said Richard Moore, who Ally Qen John N Mitchell dispatched only a few feet from the jury box. said ON APRIL IS. Dean issued a attended one oi the crucial meetings ol an emissary to Florida to pick up former President Richard M. Nixon statement saying he would not allow the cover-up, was pressured to foget 150.000 in cash from Rebate- was willing to sacrifice a close aide to himself to become a scapegoat. what he remembered aboul how some l'he prosecutor said the money was save himself and closer associates He was fired by Nixon on April 30. payoifs to the original Watergate puked up by Nixon re-election when the cover-up was unraveling. after months of handling the White defendants were handled committee official Frederick LaRue House response to the various Ben-Vemste quoted Haldeman .*s outlet 12. 1973 QUOTING FROM an April 19. 1973. Watergate investigations telling Nixon thai Moore's memory on Half went to the original seven White House tape. Ben-Veniste said Dean will be the first prosecution the February 1973 meeting al La i 'osta. Watergate defendants and half went to Nixon believed that if former White witness today once three of the defense Calif, has become feeble beyond an unnamed gubernatorial candidate. House Counsel John W Dean were lawyers have made their own opening measure he said turned over to Watergate prosecutors, statements in the trial, which is Nixon, according U> ihe prosecutor, II was not clear if Kcbozo knew how they might not try and make a case expected to last three or four months said later he was "gratified thai the monev was to be used Rising ethical questions marring Rockefeller's 'Mr Clean' image
WASHINGTON | API-Disclosures Democratic leaders want to make that his brother financed a 1970 And the likely negative vote so far about Nelson A. Rockefeller's political sure they have fully checked the campaign book attacking Arthur appears confined to the far left. Drinan philanthropy have created a dilemma former New York governor's Goldberg, his opponent that yen tot and other outspoken liberals, and the for congressional Democrats, if they background before giving him what governor far right. Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N C.I approve him for vice president in 1974. amounts to a congressional "Good and other strong conservatives. can they criticize bis ethics in the 1976 Housekeeping Seal of Approval " SEN. JAMES B. Allen lD-Ala I Bui Rockefeller's opponents may be campaign? Rules Committee member, said helped by the growing impact of the It's another reason why most SEN. HOWARD W Cannon iD-Nev I yesterday the panel should hear Irom morality-type political issues in the congressional observers now expect indicated Sunday the Senate Rules Goldberg and the recipients *i the tills Watergate aftermath. the House and Senate to move very Committee probably will recall as part ol its re opened hearings slowly WTne Rockefeller' ribmfhatloh, Roctefelrer^or'ruBHerquestloning And the House panel will doubtless A NUMBER OF candidates in next perhaps putting off final action until And the House Judiciary Committee, go into these matters in detail month's elections are running "Mr after the new Congress meets in which is believed conducting a more Some liberals on the lallei panel Clean" campaigns, attacking "politics January. extensive background probe of such as Hep Holiert Drinan 11) Mass. i as usual " Rockefeller than the Senate panel, have talked ol asking Ford lo withdraw II many of them win. the Democrats hasn't even set hearing dates yet. the Rockefeller nomination, bin it is arc likely to make a big point in 1976 of Serious ethical questions have arisen unclear how much trouble it is really the Republican administration's Weather that have tended to mar the "clean" In scandals image Rockefeller had when he was Mostly cleady and cooler today nominated •ad toaight. Highs la the low Ms. Lows tonight la the upper Ms and They include disclosure that he gave the low Ms. Partly cloudy and not nearly II R million in gifts to present as coM tomorrow. Highs la the and former aides; reports that the ■ id Its. Probability of Rockefeller fortune was used to •reclpluiloi M per cent today and underwrite other ventures such as a ten per cent toaight. newspaper once run by columnist Tom Braden; and Rockefeller's admission
Performing before a sellout crowd Weekly student poll Saturday in Anderson Arena, Aeroimith -with load singer Steven Tyler at the helm—treated its fans to a loud but exciting concert. For David Fandray's to survey opinions review of the performance, see page four. The Student Government Association The News will print the results of (SGA) and The News are beginning a each survey at the end of each week survey feature designed to gauge The polling project is the work of opinion on student-related matters. Student Senator Sally Marzonie. who Starting today and continuing each said yesterday she will maintain the Tuesday, The News will print on its operation throughout her term. editorial page a question relevant to Marzonie said future questions will the campus and its students. survey student opinions on budget Then, from 5-* p.m., a committee of priorities and what they consider the SGA staff members will answer most important campus issues, among telephone responses and tabulate the others. results. The committee's number is mm. "We're trying to get more student Today's question concerns student input for student government so attitudes toward student academic students can share their feelings about unions, a matter of increasing campus activities and things that Importance on college campuses affect them as students." Marzonie across the nation. said.
WASHINGTON (API -The MANY OF the changes the which there is no opportunity to avoid federal crimes ol violence. maximum penalty for simple legislation would make are technical exposure to it. would be prohibited possession of small amounts of simplifications and improvements Commercial distribution to ANOTHER SECTION provides for marijuana for personal use would be consenting adults would be banned only restoration of the death penalty for reduced from one year to 30 days under others are of major significance if this would be in violation of the laws certain types of crimes, if specific draft legislation that underwrites the likely to prove controversial of the state in which it was aggravating factors are present and U.S. Criminal Code. The legislation is being prepared for disseminated there are no mitigating factors Proposed bill The reduced marijuana penalty is introduction in the next Congress The compromise draft also modifies one of hundreds of changes in federal Besides the change involving SEX BIAS in sex crimes would be the Justice Department bill making it criminal laws found in the proposed marijuana possession, here are some wiped out so that, for example, a 21- a crime for federal employes entrusted legislation, an outgrowth of a massive of the ways in which the present code year-old woman who seduced a 14- with classified information to disclose project begun in 1966 by a commission ii . id be altered year-old boy could be convicted ol it to newsmen or others not authorized cuts penalty appointed by President Lyndon B statutory rape. to receive it. regardless of whether the Johnson PROVISION is made for appellate Under present federal law. statutory material was properly classified review of sentences in federal criminal rape applies only in cases of girls Separate bills growing out of the cases, on an appeal taken either by the under 16 years of age. This proposal has aroused intense for marijuana commission's proposals, one developed government or a defendant, in an effort controversy, with opponents by the Justice Department and the to reduce glaring disparities in Included in the bill is a sharply contending it amounted to a national other by the Senate Judiciary penalties imposed by judges scaled-down version of separate secrecy act and was designed to block subcommittee on criminal laws and legislation previously passed by the the type of reporting involved in the procedures, have been combined into Dissemination of obscene materials Senate to provide compensation for Pentagon Papers case, the My Lai the draft legislation to minors or to any person, in a way in personal injury to innocent victims of massacre and the Watergate affair. **• a/TtM M Newt. Tueodoy. Octeto 14. It74 the moral of the birds inflation, you know) or that we give By Michael J. O'Neal Remember the reaction?-the TO WHAT slate of mind have we pinafores shuddering and the breeches arrived when the birds, undoubtedly military aid to belligerent nations, or Teachiag Fellow that we all live under the threat of Gueit Columnist maintaining a mask of nonchalance? taking 1-75 south to Florida to enjoy a leon leaving But I was alone (mask doffed) and winter of regenerative sunshine, killing one another over a greasy oil- The other evening I curled up in a after about ten minutes of vertebral cannot pull off to spend the night in one field? sort of gaslight, maize-colored, over- glissandos, the maize (who loves his of the many rather inexpensive hotels stuffed chair you know the kind; quiet also) sent me out to investigate. available for them on the streets of our NO, I'M NOT, for dementia lurks in everyone's grandmother has one, her town? many and varied places under the Watergate scene So I called the police guise of normality, and absurdity and silent protest against the faintly Out of the dock, Tom has privately euphemistic "leather vinyl"- with the Imagine my bewilderment when I petty protectiveness, like their less- found I had called the police; on the accused me of cynicism, for I firmly distinguished sister charity, begins at When the Watergate case is finally settled, few names connected with hope of finding delectation in George believe that the mass of men (myself Meredith's "Richard Feverel." police! In fact, a policevan. the source borne. it will merit respect. Leon Jaworski, who has served as special of the noise, was situated in the alley included) have fallen victim to a prosecutor for almost a year, will be one of those deserving some praise. Poor Richard' Horsewhipped for chronic case of advanced dementia Is it cynicism to see the birds as poaching a pheasant from the irascible behind my home playing a taped Since his appointment, the 69-year-old Texan has a record of forging "distress call" to scare away the Or perhaps the archetypal need to inevitable as the winds or Indian Farmer Blaize's property. summer, or even as life itself, which is ahead to obtain the indictments and information vital to the case. Now at the risk of sounding birds. "Seems some neighbors return to Eden expresses itself, in a Even when former president Richard M. Nixon refused to cooperate complained." way mysterious to only me, in the bought and sold as such a cheap somewhat disjointed, all of that has commodity these days? Show me the nothing to do with this article~or at surburban compulsion, manifested by with the prosecutor's office, Jaworski calmly did what he knew to be his "Well, so what?" "What a tedious cynic. duty in acquiring information. He went to the Supreme Court where his least. I should say. 1 didn't recognize story" I hear Tom Sneer opine to his my featherless neighbor, to fence off a right to obtain subpoenaed material was upheld. its pertinence at the time. friends from the Cardinal Room or the bit of ground to which even the birds |are unwelcome, as is their diabolical The moral is that if the dung don't The one major blemish on Jaworski's year as prosecutor is his refusal Let me back up again. A few Falcon's Nest (did you catch that evenings previous, I. like a solid, tax- dung fall, the manna never will (that from to challenge the Nixon pardon. Since he didn't challenge the granting of a subtle bird irony?). Aesop replies that paying constituent of Bowling Green, Moral must stroll, at however a jog- But who is the cynic? Is he in my the maize, behind whose idiosyncratic pardon prior to the bringing of an indictment, Jaworski can be held called the police on a man who lives trot pace, with Fable, his boon mirror, or is that him, yonder. Farmer grammar lies a pregnant lesson for responsible for preventing the entire Watergate story from coming to across the street from me. Every companion. We have, while they were Blaize marshalling the two-by-fours, the Farmer Blaizes of the world). light. evening, at about thirty minutes before passing, invited in the latter; surely we like the sword of Michael, back into It appears that in that failure, Jaworski merely wanted to avoid dusk, he stands on his front lawn can similarly welcome the former! action? And for me, I curl up to follow prolonging his connection with Watergate. Admittedly, he has had a banging two two-by-fours together Am I being too awfully abstruse in further the peregrinations of poor Richard, hardened pheasant-poacher difficult job with the Watergate case. But, Jaworski should have Avowed purpose: to scare away the Is it not. I submit to my coffee- seeing a connection between my bird birds which not only audaciously bloated peers, a sad commentary on storylNB;- the alternative to the at fourteen, while a few harmless, but guaranteed the public that the greater justice was done. defecate on his property, but which, as the human condition that so much fuss distress call is a shotgun) and the fact defiant robins settle to roost in the This one blemish, however, does not cancel out Jaworski's he told the cop, "drive him crazy." is raised over a pack of strident that we have enough bombs to kill chestnut outside my window, and blend achievements. For the most part, he did more than his job. (Later, the gendarme confided that he starlings? (I hear Tom object that only everyone in Russia seven times (or is the twilight rhythm of their calls with wondered how far the man had left to I am raising the fuss.) it eight now? Yes. must be eight— the pulse of Richard's prose 'go. I THE UPSHOT of the evening's mills incident festivities was nothing The police can't cite him, and he steadfastly maintains that his "right" to frighten should be damaging the birds away takes precedence over my right to quiet; but then. I'm a Lerrers second caste citizen and he "lives Alfred, and sister Linda presented a Folks, it was a freebie concert! And The second-most powerful man in Washington caused himself a great here." disappointed concert that lasted more than three one of the best we've ever had. I find it deal of public embarassment last week But get this. To retaliate, he in turn hours with only a short intermission disappointing that Black United Rep. Wilbur D. Mills (D-Ark.) not only got egg on his face, but the called the police on the birds, For most of that time the audience Students did not do more advance American people and the rest of the world have had another image maintaining that they are a public with coverage was on its feet dancing, responding in publicity for the concert I find it destroyed. nuisance and. like the first nigger on the most positive way to a group of equally disappointing that neither The U.S. Park Police in Washington, DC, reported that Mills was riding in the block, merit intimidation by public The floors and walls vibrated with obvious talent The most astounding BG News nor the Key were there for officials. sound in the Grand Ballroom Sunday photo coverage a limousine which they stopped for reckless driving the night of Oct. 7. thing about the McCreeys' is their This returns me to "Richard night when the McCreeys; originally genuine warmth for the audience and The McCreeys' thanked those in The police said Mills was cut and bleeding on the face and also Feverel." I was being delighted by the from Youngstown. Ohio, let loose with their music. attendance for such a welcome And intoxicated. A female friend in the car jumped into the Tidal Basin delicious prose of Meredith when from music and voice to match. believe me. they gave as good as they adjacent to the Jefferson Memorial and had to be restrained by police. my garret I heard a piercing, curdling The name is not familiar to most A CONCERT, a good concert, is got. if not more But Bowling Green The woman was later identified by the Washington Post as a former sound which resembled a mechanically They are a family act who have seldom seen on this campus. It could have done much better. stripper whom Mills had met in a Washington bar. reverberated reproduction of a third appeared on tour the past eight years deserved better publicity and The next time you bear of the Mills made things worse by first denying his involvement in-the grade teacher accidentally scratching with such talent as Eddie Kendricks. attendance. The audience was only McCreeys' it will be to the tune of ».00 a fingernail across the blackboard. a ticket. Don't pass up a second incident, and then later reversing his position by saying he was in the car Three brothers, Howard, Sam and half-capacity of the ballroom chance. thai night He attributed his first statement to a "misunderstanding" between him and one of his aides. Joette Dignan He didn't fool anyone with his attempt to deny involvement. The public 216 Manville St. Apt. 2 knew it was true. The sad part of it is that this probably will not affect Mills' bid for re- election. He will probably still wield tremendous and arbitrary power as former student chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee after the November elections. wants mail Let's hope the days when a politician paid for irresponsibility at I am a former student at the election time have not passed. Youngstown State University and am writing to your paper requesting people to write to me. I am serving 18 months here in sexist decision Lucasville for carrying a concealed weapon on campus. 1 will complete this The students of Butte High School, Butte, Mont., should rise in revolt. sentence in February of next year. Their queen has been unlawfully deposed, and they must rally to his There's no limit to the number of cause. letters I will answer. I have purchased S20 worth of postage stamps for that His? Yes, the students elected Bernie Juenic homecoming queen purpose so let the letters float through. Friday as the result of a write-in campaign. I am 25 years of age and have It But the vice principal ruled the election invalid and declared, "If we months to go before receiving a B. A. in don't elect a girl, there will be no homecoming." art. I will give more info in individual The students had made their choice as to what kind of homecoming letters. they wanted. The high school administration had no business interfering in their decision. Johnny Rivers No 134-286 P.O Box 787 Well, Bernie, it looks like Butte wasn't ready for you. Better luck when Lucasville. Ohio 45648 you get to college. stock brokers looking to bail out
WALL STREET -Walking around here looking at the "for rent" signs. "the go-go stocks" and the "glamorous safe and show the television cameras your cat out. the sense of a government they've attached a brass ship's bell listening to the waiters in the nifty fifties." but they may have a the piles of bullion. that vacillates between the irrational They say they're going to ring it on the restaurants describe what it used to be little money left to be euchred out of by Now the whispers are that the and the frivolous is increased day the ticker says the Dow is down to like when business was good, it occurs being told "now is the time to buy, at Treasury Department has secretly aero. to one that this time the stockbrokers these prices stocks are the greatest designed new currency, and that one As another Wall Streeter put it. "I Copyright. 1*74, The Waihiagtoa can't throw themselves out their office bargain around." and then blip. morning we're going to read that three looked into the tunnel to see if there Post windows. Some people on the street even doubt of our green dollars will henceforth be was a light at the other end. There was. Klag Features Syndicate The fenestration of air-conditioned there can be a last lunge upwards worth one new blue one but it's attached to the front of an glass, cement and steel prevents the They think the final fling is already onrushing locomotive... President taking place on the commodity Ford's keeping the same economic THE BG NEWS bankrupt from destroying himself by SUCH TALES don't have to be true •»M«M
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EVERY TUESR\Y!! Just three years out of college, laser technol- In time, the lasers proved unsuccessful in ogist Jim Carroll didn't make senior research treating cancer, but we'd do it again if we had to. 5f.W.- fAIDNlGHT physicist at Eastman Kodak Company by acting Because while we're in business to make a profit, ToYooRDooR ORIftiTrlE STORE. timid. So when he had the courage to pit science we care what happens to society. It's the same against a dread disease, we backed him. Win or society our business depends on. aotDEuvefcrcus.. lose. The medical community enlisted Kodak's help in training lasers on the war on cancer. We Kodak. WLIflft responded with a pair of 500 million watt laser More than a business. systems. And left the rest up to Jim. loots. KVAif* PH.352-7571 . K«« 4/TIM M M«wt, TtMMky, Oct«4»wr 15, W4 Aerosmith fans respond
Review by DavM Faadray Or it could be the ability of The concert set consisted simple and tasteful visual that old the band to write material of material liberally drawn presentation. Tyler was the Aerosmith is a band from that is distinctively its own from both of Aerosmith's focal point as he strutted Boston that looks, sounds, while it echoes the best rock albums. It opened with a about the stage flailing his News! and acts like the best of of the past. raucous and spirited perfor- mike stand at various England's mid-60s rock Whatever the ingredient mance of "SOS. (Too members of the band His powerhouses. Its five is, it has affected rock fans Bad)" from the "Get Your movement and that of the members have discovered ranging from jaded critics Wings" album This set the rest of the band was always it************^ nothing new about rock to enthusiastic concert- tone for the entire evening- natural, and highlighted by a music. goers. all the way through the well-designed lighting When examined closely, dying echoes of the band's system. they seem to be playing with A LITTLE OVER a month second encore. * SERVICE^? the same simple taste and ago, Aerosmith drew the The only significant depar- ONLY DURING the economy that has charact- largest crowd ever to attend ture from the high-powered encore did Aerosmith seem j ALL MAKESj erized every competent a rock concert at Toledo's rock attack was Aerosmith's to lose its dynamism. The band from the Rolling Sports Arena. This was in performance of the mesmer- two songs featured here AND I Stones to the favorite the only city in this country izing "Dream On," a song were often ragged and worn Bowling Green bar band. No which did not sell out for from the first album that is out j MODELS | more, no less. David Bowie's summer getting a surprising amount This is not surprising, "Theatour " of airplay these days. however, when one realizes 5 DISHOP DATSUN : THERE IS A magic ingre- As if to confirm its popu- Interestingly enough, this that this band has been * dient in Aerosmith, larity in this area. was probably the strongest touring steadily for the last N. Dixie Hwy. J however, that sparks the Aerosmith repeated its pre- and best-received song of several months. They band's general competence vious performance. Bowling the set. Aerosmith closed its seldom rest for more than and relatively average stage Green's Memorial Hall was set with an old favorite from two days at a time show sold out last Saturday the early days of the English In fact, it is amazing that It could be the reverence evening when they invasion, "Train Kept a- Aerosmith was able to put
IT************** the band obviously holds for performed. Rollin." the amount of life and spon- its English roots. Aerosmith's performance This song not only gave taneity into its show that it It could be flamboyant did not disappoint its fans the band a chance to did As often as these songs GET YOUR lead singer Steven Tyler, The band put on a show that celebrate its roots, but gave have been played in the last who captures enough of had all the fire and musical drummer Joey Kramer the few months. I would have TOE-SOCKS Mick Jagger's voice and energy one could expect chance to play one of the expected them to lose some manner to be exciting, but from a band that has the best drum solos done by a of their punch. However, NOW! has enough of his own style potential to become one of rock drummer. they were as fresh Saturday Each with to be much more than an the most important rock The band complemented night as they were last imitator ensembles of the 70s. its musical attack with a month in Toledo Anti-Communist leads foiling Italy
ROME (AP)-Amintore Catholics and Socialists The center-left coalition Italy's worst postwar Fanfani. a staunch anti- whose breakup brought broke apart over the insis- economic crisis Communist Catholic leader, down Rumor. Rumor, like tence of the Socialist Party, The Italian Communist got the nod yesterday to all Italian premiers since the second largest coalition party, the largest in the form a new government to 1945, is a Christian partner, to give the Corn- West, has been kept out of try to bail Italy out of its Democrat. munists a role in solving power since the war political and economic crisis without Communist partici- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE pation. 50 Pesi Colloo. ACROSS 51 Wood I Down with: Fr. President Giovanni Leone 46 ( on1.1uiviv 31 GOOM — 52 - i*o (a NW). i Bare mountain* called on the 66-year-old 49 Ui*d up 32 Sib, for short. 53 Hebrew Idler 10 Peter, (or 51 Connecting 33 Former time (or 55 Town wiih a Fanfani, a four-time ex- example 54 Imagined. prizes. bell 14 Brian of Ireland. 5tt CUOMO 35 Energy. 56 Silent acton premier and secretary 15 In the vicinity. 37 American 57 Rip,. general of the dominant 16 Town in central 59 Fnpo-iilKHi-. humornt. Italy 62 Do— 3rl Sea-going 60 Tempest Christian Democratic party, 17 TV specialty. Undomitjble) monogram 61 Traffic tign after 11 days of uncertainty 20 Kay. 63 Stratford 40 Lack. word. 21 Regal hcadwear. offering 41 A Scott. 64 Member, of a about Italy's political 22 Eggy beverage. 66 Son: Ger. 42 Tarkington boy. clique 21 Spuin eater 67 — mullon 47 Horse of a ion. course. 68 Unique person 65 After, old Myle 25 I .ike in 1 4K Mowpokev 1 69 Companion* ol TT- Premier Mariano Rumor Auttralia. i i ■<— n— T—l 27 Relate. wience — — IT resigned Oct. 3. creating a 30 Dogpatch 70 Napped ' •• vacuum that many Italians quarrel 71 -^Sea • 31 Point ol decline. DOWN 1 speculated could only be 34 Tacki. 1 Addis 1 filled by bringing Italy's big 36 Carte. 2 I ii.-i of a sort. 39 Babe Ruth Communist party into the » Believer Suffit. | ipeciallyi 4 Top ■ government. Fanfani's 43 Auctioneer** 5 Flying mammal. *. word. A AssiM. '■ appointment appeared to 44 Ogle ■ 7 Cily in Italy . " end this possibility, at least 45 Mann H Coin of old • ' n a SP ' « Venice ' • AKSWUJO i | (or the present. niVMH.NlUi 9 — Bethlehem 1 » *■ u i r i 9 >!l 1 ■ H I 1 10 Use a inutile. ; 1'' 1 I 0 ') 11 Without hearing HOWEVER, IN a state- N ■ 1, • S f V 12 Irish ' Darling " m " T Tr • L-H*- Ik ment issued after his It C-ftttl up l t V ■ I ft Rite up. . " »"l ■ ■■■ ' > appointment Fanfani said 19 Seldom veen R i 11( Rs 1 24 Sad WOf-d m the situation before him was ■ O'l 1 1 . 26 Economist • i "not encouraging." S I s u SBWHII ' • Beardi ley I ■ ■ •• : . > ikmt 28 WaRon—. : He said he would "insist rlcffw 1
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By Pete Eaglekarl give BG a 1-0 edge and the pressive credentials. expected to make a third inconsistent the whole day ranked Cleveland State this felt the defense did a Staff Writer momentum for the second Wooster had a traditional straight trip to the NCAA hobbled by an injury. long." Nye said. Saturday. credible job in recording Cochrane said this explained half grudge with BG that finds postseason tournament. "It was an even game their fourth shutout of the why BG could fire only 29 In three years and 33 only one goal deciding the They had already suffered a Indeed. Wooster suffered because the fact that neither year and the 13th in the past games prior to the 1974 CONSIDERING the cir- verdict in six of the last mild setback when Miami shots on the Scot goal as the brunt of the penalty sit- team played exceptionally three years, he explained compared to 44 against season. Falcon soccer co- cumstances. Lewis' goal seven outings between the scored a 2-2 tie earlier this uation as they were whistled well," Cochrane said. "I that injuries inhibited the captain Bud Lewis had two rivals Wooster was also Miami and 31 in the Western against the Scots last year. for 30 touls compared to 15 would call our play non-im- Falcon offensive attack. Michigan match. scored only one goal weekend was even more the only regular season foe BG infractions. aginative and unimprovis Falcon forward Bob Boss Recently, however. Lewis dramatic to down the Falcons last "We should have tested Seemingly unaffected by inf. We didn't use all our was not able to penetrate in- their goalie more, but many has made a habit of scoring Wooster entered the' season these circumstances. Lewis FALCON mentor Mickey options." side from his wing position, clutch winning goals, and contest with a 3-1-1 record of our shots weren't good stepped-up to a penalty kick Cochrane. despite the fact Although Cochrane said he and Bart Hayden was also ones.'' Cochrane said. such-was the case in last and a No. 5 ranking in THE SCOTS also featured with 12 15 remaining in the that ^ win preserved the Saturday's 1-0 win over the the weekly Ohio Collegiate a prolific lineup that game last Saturday and Falcon's number 2 spot in College of Wooster Soccer Association (OCSAi included Tom Kazemba. booted the winning score the OCSA polls, said his He started his winning poll. The Wooster defense Ohio's outstanding offensive past goalie Greg Mauk squad will need improve- goal performances last had only allowed six goals in player the past two seasons ment before taking on top- Wednesday against Western five games, while the The penalty had been Michigan, when he scored on offense had broken loose for The Falcons could not called when BG's Jan a penalty kick with no time 16 scores. afford another blemish on Fedorcak dribbled into the SMAC remaining in the first half to In addition to their im- their 4-0-1 record if they Wooster goal area and was tripped by Wooster s Chris Ighodalo. meeting "I HAD a clean shot on The Sports Media and goal if he hadn't tripped me. Administrators Club No way they lthe officials) (SMAC) will hold a special couldn't call that." panel discussion at 7 p.m Fedorcak said after the tonight in the Ice Arena game lounge
Although Wooster coach Football coach Don Neh- William Nye did not dispute len and Falcon co-captains nfrnro, the call, he was puzzled why Hal Thomas and Joe Russell a similar ruling was not will be on a panel discussing made in the first half when a "Media Coverage of BGSU Or say cheese. But please make your appointment BG player tripped a Wooster Football." for senior pictures now. Just call 372-0086 or visit hooter in the goal area Anyone wishing to join the the Key office. 310 Student Services Bldg. Sittings "One of the officials was club should attend. start Oct. 14. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. TWO WEEKS ONLY! So don't fail to make your appointment now! HOMECOMING Slav* Cobolko (24) prepares to diibbU pent a Wowtit _ ■ defender as fellow booter Glenn Jost (18) looks on in last COURT rOOTWOrk Saturday's action against the Scots. A 1-0 Falcon win sot the •tag* for this Saturday's clash with the No. 1 team in Ohio, Today is the last day for any Cleveland State. (Newsphoto by Joni Russell) female undergraduate stu- dent to apply for Homecom- THE CONTINUING SYMPOSIUM! The BG Ne^J ing Queen. Applications.must be in the Student Activities The Future of Education at BGSU O PORTS Office, 405 Student Services Tuesday, October IS. 1974 Pago 5 Bldg., no later than 5:00 this TONIGHT: Professor Michael Bradie leads afternoon. a discussion on "The Direction of Under- Preston leads harriers graduate Education at the University". to fifth at Notre Dame DO YOU WONDER? 7:30-9:30 Where in Bowling Green By Jerry Masek Bowling Green, Zumbaugh placed 24th in 112 Life Sciences Assistant Sports F.ditor competing with only two 24 27. sophomore Dan can you buy GBD, Charatan, Dunhill, seniors in the starting seven, Dunton took 38th in 24:41. NOTRE DAMK. Ind - placed fifth with 178 points. freshman Dan Cartledge Jobey, Hilson & Nording pipes? Although .i young Falcon The Falcons, ninth in last was 40th in 24:43 and senior Domestic Tobaccos such as Bal- cross-country team finished year's invitational, finished co-captain Bruce Vermilyea All Welcome a surprising fifth last Friday behind Toronto's 147 points finished 61st in 25:04. kan Sobrane, Country Store, Old in the Notre Dame Invita- and Ball State's 164 Dominion, Nantucket Cherry, Golden tional, the big news was the markers. FRESHMAN Gary Little team battle between and sophomore Gary Eagle, British Grenadier, plus the larg- Michigan and Eastern ALL FIVE MAC squads Desjardins displaced for BG est selection of imported cigarettes in Michigan for the top spot in that entered the 29-team in 86th and 87lh places, res- the nation's largest meet race placed in the top 12. pectively. town? If you don't believe a Toledo finished eighth with chain is only as strong as its 229 points and Central University of Kentucky Stop in at weakest link or that a Michigan was 11th with 334 graduate Paul Baldwin sur- A"; &&± harrier squad is only as points prised favored Gordon strong as its weakest Minty in the open race and runner, just ask the EMI' Senior co-captain Tom took first by more than 25 DORSEY'S Huron- defending Preston paced the Falcons yards. Mid-American Conference with a 24:25 clocking for the Baldwin represented the (MAC) champs five-mile layout at Burke Golden Triangle Track Club, Memorial Golf Course The and Minty is a former dis- DRUGS TWO lit HONS tied for race was one of the team's tance workhorse for EMU. first in the meet, and EMU best this fall, with all seven Falcon freshmen John Visit our Pipe Shoppe had four of their top five in harriers finishing within a Adams and Chuck Holmes & wonder no more! the first 11. but they failed to one-minute time span. placed 32nd and 53rd. res- win the prestigious race pectively, in the open race. Fifth man Brian Williams Falcon tutor Mel Brodt BG competes in the All- Bring this ad for a finished 1 12 out of first, in was pleased with BG's per- Ohio meet this weekend in 42nd place, bogging down formance, noting that it was Columbus before hosting FREE ASHTRAY the Hurons enough to allow the first large race for many their own Falcon Invita- Big Ten power Michigan to of the younger runners tional at the BGSU Golf 500 E. Wooster By the Tracks take the championship. More than 250 runners Course. Oct 26 Michigan edged EMU. 51- competed in the invitational, 60. as their runners took with about 100 more in the fourth, seventh. 10th. 13th open race held later. and 17th places Hurons Dave Smith and Tom "We did well with what we NOTHING STANDS IN Hollander finished in a first had." said Brodt Alpine Village Restaurant place tie in 23:34 Falcon junior Tim THE WAY OF OUR Featuring FAST, FREE DELIVERY The Brothers of German and Italian Food Nothing No thicken livei salads Nospoghe"< Nonecreom Mon. - Thurs. No potato salad No kidding We deal in p>//osonly SIGMA The finest pijjo we con moke And *ve usually deliver it within 30 mtnufos ol youf call And oui pu/a is made COLLEGE EVENING SPECIAL of fresh ingredient*, only They ore never frozen $ Never. So give us a try thene«t lime youaave
the preseason favorite to capture the MAC crown, now kick a field goal that made the score 3-0. Falcon margin. By Dirt RMI owns a 4-2 season record and a 1-2 conference mark. Bowling Green came right back as freshman quarterback Kent threatened to score late in the quarter, bat a diving Aaslstaat Sports Editor From the start, it appeared the Flashes would control the Mark Miller engineered a 66-yard drive in seven plays that interception by Reynolds on the BG 15-yard line with less game as expected, but events proved otherwise. terminated with a scoring toss to Mahony than a minute remaining in the half halted the drive. It IN a toul team effort, nothing more and nothing leas. On Kent's second series, which started from BG's 40-yard It was the surprise of the game, coming after five straight The Falcons put together two long scoring drives ia Use But it would be a mistake not to mention the individuals line, a 20-yard run by Poole and two successive rushes by running plays. BG was faced with a third and three situation third period that gave them a commanding 23-3 lead I who helped Bowling Green destroy the Kent State Flashes. fullback Darwin Ashley brought the ball to the one-yard line. on the Kent 31-yard line and most people were expecting into the final period. H-10. last Saturday at Doyt L. Perry Field before 10.493 But Poole missed the next handoff from Kokal on a first- Preston or fullback Vic Bakunoff to carry the ball. The first drive went 93 yards in nine plays and was ca fans. down play and Turner recovered in the Falcon end zone. Miller faked Bakunoff into the center of the line, then by a SC-yard field goal by Don Taylor Preston reeled off Tailback Dave Preston, who had another fantastic day turned and rifled the ball to Mahony streaking across the runs of 21 and 37 yards to key the drive. with 17» yards In U carries, was one. THE FALCONS failed to get a first down on the next middle. The senior tight end rambled untouched into the end The second drive took only four plays to cover 52 yards. A Tight end Jim Mabony. whose 31-yard touchdown series and Don Taylor punted to the Kent State 25-yard line zone Taylor's extra-point kick put the Falcons on top. 7-3. 25-yard jaunt by Bakunoff put the ball on the 16-yard line, reception was the Falcons' big play in the first half, was On the next play. Kent's Dan Watkins raced 66 yards to BG's and Preston went through a gaping hole on toe next play to another. nine-yard line and the Falcons had their backs against the THE SECOND period was highlighted by BG's 70-yard raise the score to 23-3. The Select brothers, Dan and Tom, who were the wall once more. scoring march in which the Saleet brothers excelled. Taylor's 32-yard field goal with 5:01 left in the game sent workhorses in BG's second period scoring drive, were But once again, the BG defense rose to the occasion, Dan, a sophomore fullback, carried five times for 30 yards most people to the exits, although Kokal did manage to take others. limiting the Flashes to just five yards in three plays. Two during the drive. Tom, a freshman tailback, carried the ball Kent to the BG seven-yard line late in the game. tackles by Brown and one by Cunningham forced Kent to four times and scored from the one-yard line to increase the THE LIST goes on . Jim Reynolds, Dave Turner and Art "OUR KIDS just played a super football game," an Thompson all intercepted passes that thwarted Kent State ecstatic Don Nehlen said after the game. "This was our best drives. Turner recovered Larry Poole's first-quarter fumble football game of the season. One of the many things I like in the end zone that stopped an early Kent score. about this team is that we just keep getting better with Interior linemen Steve Studer, Dave Kullk. Mark every game," be added. Horansky. Mark Conklin, Nick Obrovac and Mike Obrovac The Falcon mentor could not have been happier. Two dominated Kent State's monstrous defensive line and years ago. Kent upset BG, 14-10. Last year, the Flashes beat enabled the Falcons to pile up 301 yards rushing a favored Falcon team, 21-7. For Nehlen, It was sweet Sophomore Steve Kuehl. who gave the Falcons fine field revenge position all afternoon with outstanding punt and kickoff "One of the best things about this victory was that Kent returns, was another individual who excelled State was picked to win the conference and we were picked Special team members Rick Dyer and Tom Saleet, who to finish last,'' Nehlen said with an almost fiendish grin. made jarring tackles on Flashes' return men, also "Our young kids just played excellent." the Falcon coach distinguished themselves. continued. "They just don't have any idea how to quit." Defensive linemen Dave Brown, Ron Nickey, Alex Prosak, Tom Krabe, Corey Cunningham and Bill Whidden consistently made the big play and harassed KSU quarter- 'k'kAititir A A A A A A A"^"A"^ back Greg Kokal. THE VICTORY gives the Falcons a 3-2 season record and * Dixieland a 2-1 mark in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). Kent, Festival MAC standings under the Big Top
MAC OVERALL TEAM W-L-T W-L-T Toledo KH> 3-2-0 Oct. 31 Nov. 1-2-3 Miami 1-0-0 4*1 BOWLING GREEN... M4 J-M ■jL Limited number of 4-day passes now Kent Stale . 1-2-0 4-2-0 jf being sold for one price of $5.00 at Ohio University 1-2-0 3-2-0 Western Michigan 0-34 2-4-0 )f the Student Union Ticket Office. * LAST WEEKEND sponsored by BOWLING GREEN over Kent, 26-10 * Toledo over Western Michigan, 31-24 The Alumni Miami over Ohio University, 31-3 Defensive end Bill Whidden applies pressure to Kent State quarterback Greg Association SATURDAY Kokal (•) as the KSU signal-caller attempts a pitch-out to tailback Lorry Pools J BOWLING GREEN at Miami Pitch-out during last Saturday's game. However, neither Poole nor Kokal could come •••••••••••••••• Western Michigan at Marshall up with the big play as BG upset the Flashes 26-10, in the Mid-American •A**************************-*** Conference contest. (Newsphoto by Dan Feicht) 1 ^I'H'f.l* HURRY ENDS T0MQHT1 t » ^ EVE. 7:301.9:30 * * Pinto Mustang ll-Mavetick-Granada- * ABC-TV says: * 'Mean Ones' run wild TorinoLTDThunderbird-Trucks SO * CAR RENTALS ■ DAY, WEEK, MONTH fThe goriest and sexiest By Dan Garf leld interceptions and safety turning points in the game receivers, came up with two I Frankenstein' * * S.5F* i Assistant Sports Editor Greg Davidson saving two came in the first quarter TD savers while Sherrell SERVICE DISCOUNT TO possible Kent touchdowns, when strong safety Turner tallied one Yet Sherrell led * ever filmed.". Shades of the "Soul the "Mean Ones" let the recovered a KSU fumble in the Falcon defense with nine BGSU STUDENTS —Kevin Sanders Patrol" have returned to the KSU pass receivers have the end zone for a touch- tackles (five solos), while * Falcon defensive secondary. the short gain, but prevented back. But more importantly, Davidson had eight (five Elbebob bee>r s 1089 N Main St. * Last year, the secondary the long aerial. that play stopped the solos i. fofd. Int. 353-5361 JtadylUarnols * ranks of Tony Bell, Jesse However, the "Mean Flashes from surging ahead Coach Don Nehlen. who * Greathouse, Myron Wilson Ones" have come a long, early in the contest. praised all divisions of his * and Art Thompson ter- long way in seven days Last Turner, who has seen team, singled out the fine * rorized the opposition with week, the Falcon secondary limited action at safety this secondary performance * such felonious assaults as was the focal-point of Toledo season, might have found a "They were much Trankeimcin intercepted passes, batted- quarterback Gene Swick's "home" in the secondary improved today." said the - FEATURING - CINEMA II down bombs, touchdown- attention, as he ate them with his performance in the elated coach. "Turner and HURRY ENDS TONKHT! J saving tackles and fumble alive with two touchdown Kent game. The Canton Davidson did very well Our Char Broiled Steaki and EVE. 7:15 & 9:45 $ recoveries. passes in TU's 24-19 McKinley prepster also secondary learned their Chopi Falcon opponents better comeback win in the fourth intercepted a fourth quarter lesson ifrom last week's Full Course Family Din- » It's more than ■ movie. It. a celebration* beware again. The "new" quarter. pass that set up the final BG game) and today, they did ner Patrol Is staging a new Following the TU game, the job " It VARIETIES Metro Golduyn Mayer I score. presents attack In the passing zones BG's secondary was last in Maybe the Falcon PANCAKES & WAFFLES of the football gridiron. This MAC pass defense TWO NEW pass secondary will turn the Open TUPS thru Sat 7:3*4 year, they call themselves But through hard defenders, sophomore Falcons into winners for the Sunday! 7 M 7 cm * the "MeanOnes." practices during the past Davidson and junior Sherrell remainder of this season. 412 EAST WOOSTER * During last Saturday's 26- week, the Falcons came up did not come up with Inter- Thompson thinks so. * BANQUET ROOM * 10 upset of powerful Kent with a solid secondary ceptions, but made their L fefl ss * State, the "Mean Ones" anchored around Thompson, marks with tackles and "This (KSU game) is the i*w*******w*****ww***w*ww*w*www«RTNNM€rir made a complete a 5-9 all-conference touchdown-saving deflec- turning point of the season ■ NOON SPECIALS DAILY turnaround from their early candidate this year. tions. for us." Thompson said. season "nice-guy image" to Davidson, who kept con- "Lord knows, we may be dirty, lowdown villlans. THOMPSON'S HEROICS sistent pressure on the Kent eating Tangerines " They were up to their old in the KSU clash included a tricks of Intercepting late-game touchdown saving ySssj ajwam WE HAVE HELPED YOU. passes, recovering fumbles interception. He also made and committing other numerous tackles and pass SUPPORT atrocities which made last deflections. The former NOW YOU CAN HELP US. year's Soul Patrol notorious Massillon prep star said the OUR throughout the Mid-Ameri- hard work and positive can Conference. attitude finally paid off for If you have any goods or money which the secondary. TEAM has been in .■ WITH CORNERBACK "We worked real hard this Mitch Sherrell leading the week," he said "Everyone 10« i pass-deflecting crew. kept saying we got to get the Thompson and strong safety job done. Dave Turner turning in Thompson said one of the BG Student Co-op OGERS BGSU Veterans Club 300 E. Wooster has been cancelled due to lack of inter- for one year or more please claim it est. 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