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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The 313 Sews Vol. 60, No. 8 Bowling ttraan State Vnivar «itn Friday, October 1,1976 Celeste visit stresses voter awareness ByJhnSiaewski candidates during his visit. "I am taking an opportunity to get now is presiding over the Ohio which produce more Jobs. Celeste said Rhodes has spent Editorial Editor In a rooming Mass Media in a first hand lock at the firing line in Senate. He also criticized the governor for millions of dollars constructing Politics class. Celeste stressed the the social services areas," he said. Celeste also said he was disap- not applying for federal solar energy buildings, highways and other U. Gov. Richard F. Celeste visited importance of college student par- Sitting behind a desk in Columbus pointed that Gov. Rhodes has not grants which would have brought projects that people can see, rather the University yesterday to ticipation in the political process. can keep state off icals out of touch tried to attract more high technology millions of dollars of research money than providing services that would politically motivate students. with what is actually going on. industries to Ohio. He said the to the state. He said the money would make Ohio a better place to live, like Celeste talked to political science "POLITICS in this country is the Celeste added. governor has tried vigorously for have been especially useful to the better health care, a "decent, clean classes, met informally with students expression of how we can make Later, in an interview with the years to get heavy industry into the northwestern Ohio glass centers, who environment" and better care for the in the Union and ate with local things better," Celeste said, en- News, Celeste commented on some state but has overlooked computer have been pioneers in the solar elderly. Democratic Party officials and couraging the class to try to change state issues. and other industries f field. the way government is run. The key He said he opposes the 1.5 per cent to better government, he said, is not across-the-board budget cut an- electing new and more honest nounced by Gov. James A. Rhodes. politicians, but making their con- The move is expected to financially stituents more concerned about what damage most state agencies, in- their elected officials are doing. cluding state universities. "If we want to, we can make things "I think the governor is trying to do better," he said. a kamikaze attack on the legislature An important step toward better and is using universities and other participation is better voter turnout. agencies as his weapon." Celeste said, adding that par- The governor, he added, has "not ticipation shouldn't stop there. shown that budget cuts are needed " The lieutenant governor said many Celeste also addressed himself to college students feel they are in- the duties of future lieutenant formed on government issues, but governors. In the past, the governor they really aren't. and his lieutenant have been elected "I don't think people on campuses separately (Celeste is a Democrat are more aware than people in and Rhodes is a Republican). But an factories," he said. Celeste added issue passed by the voters in June that young people need to become provides for the election of the two more involved. executives on a partisan ticket. CELESTE SAID another reason he "IT IS very, very hard to define a came to Bowling Green was to spend full range of responsibilities for the some time in the Wood County lieutenant governor," Celeste said Welfare Department He said his only real responsibility »*•*. 1^0*0 by Dan tomoU Hw~H**o'o b, Mtftdy MlhigOT Moody trial continues, reveals more evidence By Dick Kavermin last April on the University Golf a formal report because she was not The prosecution rested its oise Gerkens said Moody had been THE REASON for the order, and Course. officially assigned to the case, but yesterday but not before defense brought in at 2:30 p.m. and taken to Gerkens said, was so that the ac- Gafl Harris The case took a twist when she brought notes she had taken attorney Sheldon S. Wittenberg made an interview room where he was read cused would be unable to call University Police Officer Charlotte when she spoke to the victim. serious criticisms of University his constitutional rights about 40 someone who might possibly remove Testimony offered by a University R. Stames told the court that when Yesterday. the victim named Police actions the night of and minutes after. items from Moody's premises which Police officer during the second day she interviewed the victim April 19, Moody before the court at her morning after Moody was taken into might be instrumental to the police of the Paul X Moody trial she could not describe her attacker. assailant The identification was custody. AT THAT time, Gerkens testified investigation. discredited prior testimony offered based on the victim's recognition of a Of particualr concern to Wit- that Moody had waived his rights, "She could not place a face," Also questioned by Wittenberg was by the victim. Stames said "She couldn't describe photograph and composite picture of tenberg were the actions and including the right to an attorney and Moody is accused of an attempted the clothing." Moody, as well as some of his per- testimony of Lt. Dean Gerkens, the the right to remain silent, and had the manner in which the police had rape of a former University student STARNESsaid she did not compile sonal effects. prosecution's witness. signed a form to that effect. used pictures to help in the iden- Upon cross examination by Wit- tification of the alleged attacker. tenberg, it was revealed that Moody A picture of Moody was taken had been kept in the interview room against a height chart and this photo for nearly seven hours, while along with photos of several other Ford denies financial juggling men were shown to the victim. University Police attempted to secure an arrest warrant for him and From this group the victim picked By Toe Associated Press THE DEMOCRATIC candidate tor govememnt officials. Including Ford in his campaign a search warrant for his apartment. out Moody's photo. said such a delegation would try to Ford That investigation, too, dates The President said he has full During this time, Gerkens said he Wittenberg then questioned Prodded by Jimmy Carter to determine what happened to the 796 to Ford's days in Congress. confidence in Ruff's integrity and had given orders not to permit Moody Gerkens about whether an effort had discuss las past campaign finances U.S. servicemen the Pentagon says At about noon. Ford met with that he has instructed his staff to to make a phone call until after the been made by police to pick out and corporation-paid golfing are still unaccounted for in the reporters in the Oval Office. make no contact whatever with the warrants had been secured. pictures of men who resembled weekends President Ford said Vietnam war. Carter gave no "No money ever went to me per- prosecutor's office. Wittenberg asked if the refusal to Moody. yesterday that no campaign funds specifics about the size or makeup of sonally," the President said, "We are trying to be so cir- make a phone call was a standard L ever went for his personal use and he the delegation. referring to campaign funds in his cumspect," the President said. "I operating procedure of the campus "YES, AN effort was made to find is certain there was no impropriety. home country in Michigan. think an inquiry by me or somebody police. pictures of similar looking men with "I am certain that when the in- Both vice presidential candidates, "From any campaign?" he was on my staff would undoubtedly be Gerkens said each case was judged the photos which were available to vestigation is completed, that I will Democrat Walter F. Mondale and asked misconstrued and I Just don't want separately and the order had been us," Gerkens said. be free of any allegations such as I Republican Robert J. Dole, cam- "I will say any campaign funds for any such allegations being made by given after the victim had picked Gerkens was then asked to read the have read about" the President told paigned in Pennsylvania. Then personal use,'' he replied. anybody." Moody's picture from among several heights of the men on the various a news conference. "As long as my Mondale returned to Washington and Published reports have said that others as being a photograph of the pictures, pointing out the conscience is clear, I have no real Dole headed for appearances in Ruff is looking into Kent County, Ford said he wants the matter person who had attacked her. turn to page 3 problem." Baltimore. Mich., GOP records to check whether resolved as soon as possible. He was Carter, in turn, told reporters the Carter had challenged the Ford converted contributions from asked If it was "so the voters can see President's declaration ends the President to submit to questions maritime unions to his own use while the full story." matter as far as he is concerned He from reporters about an in- he was in the House. "It is more important to me per- Study space at premium said he accepts Ford's statement at vestigation by special Watergate sonally that it be cleared up because face value. prosecutor Charles Ruff, reportedly FOLLOWING his usual practice, I am very proud of my record of Carter was campaigning in the into whether Ford converted political Ruff made no comment on the personal integrity, and I think that is Northeast Met at the Buffalo, N.Y., contributions to his own use when he President's news conference. more important than any impact it as library cuts back hours airport by pickets calling for an was in Congress. Nor was there any reply to a call by might have on the electioa " House Republican Leader John By Cyndi Bloom SPENCE INDICATED that he does accounting of Americans still The President said he "would not Staff Reporter not think keeping the library open | missing in Southeast Asia, he THE SECURITIES and Exchange Rhodes for Ruff to disclose the under any circumstances" question Commission, meanwhile, has a reasons for his investigation. Rhodes without services would be beneficial. pledged to try as president to send a the motivation or timing of the Friends dropping by, phones "People were not happy with that delegation to Vietnam, Laos and separate probe under way into said the fact that an investigation is prosecutor's investigation, coming in corporation-provided entertainment known to be under way is damaging ringing and a neighbor's stereo set at when we did it during the summer. Cambodia. the midst of a political campaign. concert hall pitch are not the only They think we should be open with things keeping University students full services or not at all," he said. Syria demands that Palestinians withdraw from studying this quarter. Mike Coffman, president of the Library hours for fall quarter have Graduate Student Senate, said many been cut back, eliminating 10 hours complaints about the cutback in of peace and quiet per week in which hours have been voiced in the GSS Guerrilla leaders debate 'war or talks' to contemplate the books. office. Friday hours have been changed to "The library should be the last ALEY, Lebanon (AP) - LEBANESE leftist sources said GUERRILLA positions in an area The radio operated by the 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday hours are thing cut in a university. Students Palestinian guerrillas suffered a Syria was demanding the jutting into the MO-aquare-mile Phalange party, which has the 1-5 p.m. Other hours remain the need a place to study; closing down major loss to Syrian forces early Palestinians give up their positions enclave of their right-wing Christian largest Christian militia, said if the same, from 8 a .m. -midnight Monday the library defeats the mission of the yesterday and the top guerrilla on the Beirut-Damascus highway enemies north of the highway were guerrillas fail to withdraw by through Thursday and 1 p.m- University," Coffman said leadership met in this mountain and start withdrawing to refugee overrun after a two-day Syrian push peaceful negotiations "they will be midnight on Sunday. He explained that graduate resort to decide whether to continue camps to the south that began at dawn Tuesday. committing military suicide." students' schedules allow for little Bghting or to negotiate. Abu Jihad, guerrilla commander of MONEY FOR the temporary time for studying and thesis research Aley is on the highway 10 miles the mountain area, said before the Christians demand that the employment fund has been cut, and cutting library hours only makes Syrian armored units kept up their east of Beirut, forward positions of Palestinian meeting started that guerrillas stop their support of the according to Melville Spence, matters worse. advance and clashed with guerrilla the guerrillas and their leftist "the Syrians will not win anything leftist-Moslem side in the civil ..-ar, director of the Library, which forced forward positions five miles from the Moslem allies are five miles east without a price." return to their refugee camps and him to cut back library hours. villa where guerrilla chief Yasir around another resort town, submit to Lebanese control of their Spence said he wasn't sure of the Arafat met with his senior military Bhamdoun. While consolidating their positions armed activities. exact amount of the funding decrease Weather lieutenants. There was no word yesterday on after the twoday push, the Syrians but estimated it as several thousand responses to Egypt's call Wednesday were keeping pressure on the Syria intervened in the Lebanese dollars. Mostly sunny today, Ugh 70 to 75. A Palestinian source said they for a limited Arab summit within 48 guerrillas with careful armor thrusts war with 13,000 troops and 450 tanks Spence said he is not anticipating Fair tonight, low in the mid to were choosing between "war or hours to deal with the worsened crisis and artillery barrages. in June when the Palestinian-leftist any additional decreases noting that upper 40s. Partly cloudy talks." in the 17-monthoid Lebanese dvil alliance appeared to have the a pay increase is scheduled for tomorrow, high In the upper 60s. After meeting for six hours, the war. Cease-fire efforts by new AS SYRIANS moved In from the Christians on the run. Syria began January. Chance of rain 10 per cent today guerrilla leaders were reported Lebanese President EliasSarkis and east, Christian private armies were aiding the Christian side in the hope "Unless additional funds are and tonight moving their discussions to Beirut Arab League mediator Dr. Hassan reported to be gathering for attack of forcing the Palestinians and lef- allocated, I doubt library hours will Nothing was revealed of the talks. Sabri Kholi have so far proved futile. north of Aley. tists to negotiate. be extended" Spence said

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...... _ _ . .. _ . , ... WASHINGTON-At the debate the I 1 THE HUMILITYHUMDJTY which derives pambyP«niby quotientywtient is thatthathigh, high, how1 can In his visit to campus yesterday, Lt.Gov. Richard F Celeste met with In his v,s,t to campus yesterday. Li Cov Richard F Celeste met with other night Frank Reynolds, the .^tft*, from letting other men pay for your Carter bringbrine "Pup •a diftarbuidisturbing topic students and local Democrats, stressing the importance of voter panelist from the Almost Broad- golfing weekends probably cant be like swine flu and stick it to free- awareness and public involvement in the political arena casting Company, got in more good counted as one of the Christian loader Fordie for panicking and Politics is the expression of how the public hopes to make things licks on Ford than did Carter. virtues. But the Democratic Doctor risking the public health with this better. Celeste asserted. All too often people think their vote won't Reynolds betrayed indignant Nicholas of Divinity couldn't say any of these disastous inoculation program to make a difference Unfortunately,if everyone thought that way, the emotion when he, not the minister things. That's a way to get crucified, show us once again he's presidential. democratic process this nation is founded on would fail. from the First Church of the Georgia von Hoffman not elected. If you're wooing the But Carter hasn't done anything to Awareness and involvement should be key topics for all people, Peanut, brought up the contrast of voters, you can't tell them U.S. Steel help himself overcome the built-in whether particular issues may or may not affect them It is important to pardon for Nixon but not for war has kidnapped the Moocher, all- advantage Ford has. He's let the be aware so that when you find an issue which will directly affect you, resisters. expenses-paid, to Disney World and media intimidate and bully him into as an aware voter you can speak your piece through the ballot box Perhaps Rev. Goober should learn kept him there. granting interviews and access be Political motivation was more apparent on college campuses a few rhetoric as well as forgiveness from And that's where the lack of never should have. From now until years back, but issues still exist necessitating an active student his divine Master. If He took it into who admits his subordinates lie to compassion derives. Jerry isn't November, the Baptist Peanut bad • populace Celeste said he does not think people on university campuses His head to criticize Jerry Ford in a him and concedes he doesn't know mean, he's narrow. If one of the best tell every reporter who comes are more aware than factory workers, but he said more factory workers debate or a Playboy interview, He what's caning off in his own lobbyists whom he chooses to around to shove off, and be should get out and vote wouldn't accuse him of lacking some organization. But what of the victims socialize with died the heart-attack say it in language a lot more pungent Here is a challenge: Become involved in the decision-making process abstruse virtue Like compassion. He of the murder plots, bombings, death every businessman fears, than he used with Playboy. which governs your life. would be concrete and specific. He burglaries and lesser crimes that the Jerry Ford, cadging drinks aside, Familiarity breeds contempt and Where do you begin? A good place to start is at the Wood County might have said, President Ford has FBI has been accused of taking part would be genuinely saddened The never more so than with journalists. Board of Elections, 500 Lehman Ave Visit the board office between compassion for Richard Nixon who in? Compassion without justice, like death or bad luck to members of Otherwise, it's time to bring Nixon now and Monday and register to vote Monday's the deadline, so time suffered enough but the draft faith without works, is dead. country clubs with which he isn't back as a reform candidate. We may is almost out You can also register in the Student Services Bldg resisters haven't. even affiliated makes the raisin eyes have to watch him on his taxes, bat Registering in Bowling Green does not mean you have to vote here-you President Ford has compassion for THE PERSON in the New blink and water with compassion. he was smart enough to stay away can register at a local site for voting at home, too the petty peculations of a Clarence Testament wasn't the kind of whimp But you mustn't say those things from the press and he certainh Take a walk-today Kelley, the lethargic incompetent who'd leave it to Frank Reynolds to about a President. Even if you don't knows more about running the bring up Jerry Ford's long-time intend any disrespect to the office, government than the Presidential colleague, Sen. Hugh Scott, and the it's taken that way. So the Reverend Panhandler he stuck us with. question of dirty Gulf Oil money. Not is at a great disadvantage. If he that anybody could fairly expect the comes on too strong, the imbecile raisin-eyed Mr. Ford to emulate his vote will say he doesn't love his opponent, who has now gotten past country. Ford can stand in front of let's hear from you; confessing the sins he has committed the cameras and misquote the and is 'fessing up about the ones he current governor of Georgia's The News welcomes has only been tempted by. Never- opinion of how Carter ran the state, opinion from Its readers in : but Carter risks being accused of bad theless a little confession from Jerry the form of letters to the wouldn't hurt the soul of the elec- manners if he brings up the West editor which comment on torate. Point Scandals or the HEW Medicaid published columns, editorial What about the picture of him Frauds or the HUD-FHA thefts of the policy or any topic of interest brandishing a golf club in front of public purse. All letters should be Hhr • Disney World? Betty's in the picture Ford is trying to run the typewritten and triple and so is the lobbyist from the steel government with Richard Nixon's spaced. They must be signed company who picked up the tab. third team, the guys Haldeman and and the author's address and Pure dinge. The free-loading Ford, Ehrlichman had for bench warmers. telephone number must be the moocher President, passing his There aren't any fewer scandals included for verification. years listening to the ice in the high- under Ford than there were under Letters can be sent to: balls tinkle with his expense-account Nixon. They're just not as in- Letters To the Editor, The BG crassbags jocko-boyfriends. teresting. Nixon worked and News, 106 University Hall. It's not illegal, it's not immoral, it's struggled to raise the level of ef- The News reserves the just demeaning, always being a little ficiency in government. Ford lacks right to reject any letters if slow to reach for the bill, always the energy or the attention span. they are deemed in bad taste being taken care of, not a bribe taker, or malicious. No personal just a cheap date and a sure vote. ACCORDING to one survey, the attacks or name-calling will Free-loader Fordie, that absence of Poor Peanut suffered a 2 percent be published. pride his partisans speak of comes switch in voter sentiment against Readers wishing to submit from years of eating other men's him after he told Playboy readers he guest columns should follow a JIMTAY oms TWRY oomrn. food, sleeping in other men's beds occasionally does check out the similar procedure. and drinking other men's whiskey. chicks. If our national namby- • • .• ^Letters Kottcn a lot of feedback with respect Student Voice," that used to be on the while others prefer only to talk and Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, to our program. We can't forget all of front? Are you finally admitting... judge without facts. debate our wonderful orientation leaders. prisoners Box 787, Lucasville, Ohio 45648- For without them, we wouldn't have MichaelS. Brancheau RLHollingsworth This letter is in response to your had the success we did. editorial of Sept. 28 entitled Chris Duquet 803 Eighth, No. 7 Again we thank everyone who had 327W.Wooster Douglas W.Scott "Debatable Debate". anything to do with this year's Each quarter, the News receives dozens of letters from men and No. 135^06 It is agreed in most circles, and I orientation. Thanks for a job well Editor's Note: The News wishes to James Mikel Lee Fowler concur, that the debate was indeed done. And remember, we care! women incarcerated in prisons assure the student body that although trial throughout the country. No. 141-636 anticlimactic. However, you did the motto, "An Independent Student John L. Wright make one misconception evident in These inmates are desperately in Pat Jones Voice" Is now absent from the I am highly appalled at the tactics No. 124-730 the editorial. This was the reference Co-chairperson paper's front page, our policies need of correspondence to ease their Michael Lewis Warner to the I960 Kennedy-Nixon debates. of sensationalism used by the news lonliness and despair. New Student Orientation Board toward reporting and representing reporters of yesterday's article of the No. 135-145 Anyone who remembers or, like 205 French House The following are some of the Eddie L. Ferguson the student's point of view have not Paul X Moody trial. Their distortions people who have written asking for myself, has seen and heard them changed. In an effort to replare a No. 135461 since then will tell you that the and negligence to report true someone to correspond with: archaic logo with a more appealing statements of accounts was evident. deciding factor was not the relevant one, the motto was dropped. issues discussed, but rather how I was there for questioning of the Ixxidon Correctional Institution, Box Oklahoma State Prison, Box 97 putrid Nixon looked on television police and their stories did not totally 69, London, Ohio 43140- McAlester.Okla., 74501- compared to the calm, suave Ken- bad roads agree. One of them (police) did not David Farley even take notes at the initial Wendell Taylor No. 89291 nedy. questioning of the victim and did not No. 138-729 The major "area of concern" they Hi. Let's talk about bureaucracy Robert KuligowsH Mike Burks attack include in his final report the (so- No. 89767 debated was whether U.S. troops and student alienation. We have been called) different stories of Paul No. 143-622 would be deployed to defend Quemoy residents of this town for five years Moody. Above all else, they did not and Matsu or if Chiang Kai Shek and in that time the area of High, I resent Carl Remensky's attack on seek out to verify his statement of would have to got it alone. Elm and Second through Ninth whereabouts. The 1976 debates did serve a very Streets have remained remnants of a Thomas Klein in his letter to the small purpose, however. The editor Thursday. It obvious that he It is not the job of his friends to pioneer era. If one were to visit this has not taken the time or given the prove that he was there. The police The BH Hews electorate got their first chance to forgotten section of the city via arrested him because they believe he compare their stands head-to-head effort to understand the person or the automobile the experience would not situation. was lying. (But a black telling the rather than through the various be pleasant. truth was beyond them). Whatever media sources. I know Mr. Klein, and he is Page 2 Friday, October 1,1976 anything but the "Red" Mr. happened to innocent until proven I just have one question that I There are no roads out there, guilty? would like to ask. Does anyone ac- Remensky makes him out to be. The EDITORIAL STAFF cowpaths is more appropriate. Why The message I have to fellow editor tually believe that either candidate do they remain like that year after decision to recommend a hollow- Joseph I. wolltt ii point bullet came after eight months brothers and sisters is that we need managing editor kevin b mccrav will deliver us a balanced budget by news editor year? And to make matters worse, of intensive study and debate, and to produce or help inspire more black patricia a. thomas I960? For that matter is a balanced they now want to make every student lawyers, judges, entrepreneurs, and editorial editor tames a. sluiewski budget really necessary, what we who steps out of South Hall, Rodgers, was certainly no rubber stamp wire editor wilham p. saunder* committee. legislative representatives of the makeup editor victoria I. afford have millions of people out of work etc. a potential victim for vehicular The committee looked at all sides minority populations. If we did not or sports editor willis c.estep and still more trapped in the jaws of homicide. of the question, its conclusion being do not get on the ground floor of such photo editor mindy milligan poverty? I say to you the importance what they felt to be in the best in- items as articles like these, we will • USINESSSTAFF of these debates will be decided at the Why is there this failure to channel terests of the people of this continue to be an oppressed race of business manager douglas a. blank polls on November 2. funds toward these projects which us the right to vote, educate and to advertising manager are most needed? The answer, we University and not out of some desire gordon t. sayre to make the University Police all have one amoung others. salts manager lynned marsah George Dascoulias believe, lies in the Brancheau- powerful. Remember, there was a time when production manager gregory e. kunti 101 Anderson Duquet theory of social order. This you could lose your sight or hands for simply says that in the eyes of the After meeting Tom Klein this summer, I found it hard to believe reading a book or newspaper. Don't The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular city the social order consists of (in that someone who opposed the use of sit on it; use it by all means. Don't sit school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green order, of course) realtors, lawyers State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. guns as he did would chair the up there criticizing others who show Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ol The and landlords, followed far behind by dedication of time and money to the other primates, invertebrates, Ammunitions Sub-Committee. BG News, the University administration, the faculty or staff or the State of Ohio orientation Undoubtedly, Mr. Remensky would cause; either do the same or give Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion of the majority of the mem protozoa and students. find it hard to believe that Mr. Klein help and guidance whenever you can bers of The BG News Editorial Board. Isn't it interesting that students, even when not asked. People have The BG News and Bowling Green State University art equal opportunity em- Once again a new school year has is a member of national gun control ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. * the lowest rung on the social ladder, died here and abroad to see that The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading begun. We think it started off on the lobbies. inhabit the majority of housing in the I really must respect a man who justice for all becomes a reality. Our or insulting on tht basis of race, sex or national origin. right foot. Even orientation went area of Second through Ninth diploma gives us a initial step in All rights to material published in The BG News art reserved. very well this year. would set his own personal feelings Streets? thousands of doors to make it up to us Editorial and Business Offices We would just like to thank all the aside in order to objectively look at a question, recommending what be that it remains one. 10* University Hall freshmen who participated in And now for you. Bubble Gum Bowling Green State University orientation this year and helping our found to be the best for everyone. At Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 News. Whatever happened to the Joan Marie Michael Phone (41*) 3737003 program to be a great success. We've the very least, Tom Klein is willing to little motto, "An Independent work to find the best alternatives, 519 Ridge Street No. 25 Friday, October 1,1978, The BG News Page 3 Day in Review Anderson details suit in Toledo BvDebGefaoIvs firm belief in the principles lawyers keep information doesn't endanger national candidates, and said that From Associated Press reports Copy Editor of the Constitution, confidential with no laws to security." Gerald R. Ford's tax In- especially the First back them up. and the He quoted Thomas centives for large cor- WHAT IS THE LEAST amount of powers "fueling the flames of war and "It's too bad when Amendment right of reason they aren't op- Jefferson's opinion on the porations will do as much money you would take to push a button racial hatred" could "doom op- Richard Nixon put his hand freedom of the press. pressed is because they matter, "If I had to choose as feed the rich and starve to kill a person inside a blade box-no portunities that might never return." on the Bible to swear to "The Constitution aren't any threat to the between government the poor. He called it one would ever know what you did? " Kissinger, making his annual speech uphold the Constitution; designated the press to act government." without newspapers and welfare for corporations, A psychologist put that question to 200 before the U.N. General Assembly, it's too bad that he didn't as a watchdog. Its function Anderson said he feels newspapers without and said he is opposed to persons around Andrews Air Force peppered the review of world affairs read it" is to keep an eye on those that the press and the government, I would not welfare in any form. "The Base near Washington, D.C. in 1975 and with thrusts at the Soviet Union. That was only part of who govern us and to people are to be the leaders hesitate to choose the best way to help people is to an additional 452 persons interviewed He said the United States is disturbed syndicated columnist Jack report what they do so that of the country, adding that latter." with a hand up not a hand- this year in St. Mary's County, Md. by the continuing accumulation of Anderson's tongue-lashing the people get an in- the federal government not The presidential cam- out." Their answers, said Dr. Paul Russian arms and, in an obvious of the former president and dependent view, rather only ignores this principle paign was another target Anderson said that the Cameron, point to a disregard for the reference to Angola, "by recent in- his White House staff when than the government's of the Constitution, but also for Anderson. He said that people of the U..S. are value of human life in American society. stances of military intervention to tip he spoke to a group in version of the government. has directly violated it. the people were getting basically honest and The people interviewed were divided the scales in local conflicts in distant Toledo yesterday. "Those who stand up "I looked around and more "titillation than moral, and they want into two groups. Those who continents." Anderson announced against the government saw newsmen all over deliberation" throughout someone who is honest and acknowleged having deliberately killed The future of mankind requires earlier this week that he is get harassed, being thrown in jail and the campaign, especially moral to represent them someone -usually in military service- coexistence by the superpowers, suing Nixon and B others browbeaten." But they didn't commit any during last week's debate. Although Anderson or having tried to do so were in one Kissinger said, and restraint must be for $22 million for what he Anderson contended that crime. They just upheld "The candidates have couldn't say who he group. Those who had never killed or reciprocal and gk>bal-"There can be no alleges was only those who deal with the confidentiality of their not been speaking to us thought that "someone" tried to were in the second group. selective detente." "browbeating," the press are treated this sources... for the sake of about the real issues. They should be. he admonished Forty-five percent of those who had "harassment" and "at- way. '"It is our right, our others I felt I had to sue." get mentioned, but in a the crowd assembled in the killed before said they would murder for TOP FIGURES in international tempts to poison me," responsibility to protect Anderson said he doesn't calculated way to blur and Masonic Auditorium to money, Cameron said. The average finance begin meeting Monday to decide which began in 1971 and the confidentiality of our feel that the news belongs distort." remember that "the price for them was $20,000. Of those who the best way to sell 25 million ounces of continued Until Nixon sources. And that right is to the government He said President is the servant had never killed or tried to, 25 per cent gold to help poor countries falling resigned. specifically stated in the he feels journalists "can He spoke about the and not the master of the said they would do it and their average deeper into debt to the rich Anderson explained his Constitution. Doctors and publish it as long as it economic policies of both people." price was $50,000, he said. Gold and debt are the priority items listed for a joint meeting of the directors A HARVARD STUDY, undertaken in of the Washington-based World Bank the belief that not enough planning went and the International Monetary Fund Witnesses offer more testimony in trial into the decision to sponsor swine flu (IMF) Gold was selling on the free market in continued from page 1 examination for foreign Wittenberg asked if it Brooks said he definitely front Tests were made to innoculations, concludes that the substances. was conceivable that was home about midnight determine whether the government was right. Western Europe at around $117 an ounce this week, but the IMF auctioned 780,000 discrepancies between Serene confirmed that Moody night also use the and Moody was mistaken hair cuttings matched The study released yesterday by Moody's height of 5*3" and they were. phone to call an attorney. when he told police he had those found on the victim's Harvard's Medical School says that ounces of gold at $109 an ounce Sept. 15 in the latest of its series of gold auctions. the height of the others, Wittenberg asked him if Grimes acknowledged this, returned about 1 a.m. April clothing. without widespread immunizations who averaged over six he had found any foreign but said it was decided to 19. there would be a one in 10 chance of an Among the 3,000 invited participants in the meetings here will be heads of the feet. substances, such as sand, prevent Moody from doing "I FOUND no epidemic that could kill more than In another picture taken when he examined the so until after a search TOLEDO Hospital's similarities between Paul 50,000 people this winter and infect more world's richest private banks and governors of the most powerful central by Gerkens to show the shoes. warrant had been served. chief resident of family Moody's hair and those than 56 million. suspect's watch and shoes, "I could not find any practice, Dr. Jonathan found on tie clothing," she It says that such an epidemic would banking systems. But the sessions are not strictly for capitalists. Communist Wittenberg asked the foreign substance with SEVEN witnesses were Rohrs, said he gave Moody said. cost the nation $6 billion in hospital bills lieutenant if he could in- which to make com- called by the defense to a physical examination The defense also called a and lost working time, and that the nations, including Vietnam, will be represented. deed make out whether parisons on the shoes," testify in the trial's af- April 19 for a life insurance character witness. government program is therefore a Moody was actually Serene replied. ternoon session. policy. He reported he had "Moody's reputation in good financial investment. wearing a watch or a After Serene stepped A friend of Moody's, not seen any scratches or the community is im- The study was begun last spring after bracelet. down, Wittenberg renewed Debra A. Whitf ield, related bites on Moody's body. peccable," Hunter R. President Ford announced in March AN ORGANIZATION that helps find Boylan, adviser of the jobs for executives over age 40 has in- Gerkens said that he his attack on University that Moody called her The defense's final that "every man, woman and child" could not. Police procedures by dormitory room at 11:20 witness of the day, a University's Student would be vaccinated against the vited President Ford and Jimmy Carter p.m. April 18 to speak to Development Program, to join, figuring one of them will be "Can you make out what recalling Officer Michael researcher from the state threatening disease. kind of shoes the suspect is D. Grimes to the stand. her roommate who was not crime lab in Fremont, was testified. "He's considered unemployed after Nov. 2. there. Whitfield said she a polite, personable, "Our only requirements are that the wearing?" Wittenberg "Did you check the unable to attend the trial asked, again pointing to defendant's body for talked to him for five or 10 yesterday so her session mature and serious THE VIKING mission's chances of applicant be 40 or more years of age and student." that he or she have worked in a the picture. marks?" Wittenberg minutes. with the lawyers was finding life on Mars were dealt a blow asked. The prosecuting at- videotaped and shown to yesterday when latest data from the professional or executive "NO I cannot," replied "Yes," Grimes said, torney, Gary F. Kuns the jury. The trial, which is ex- Viking 2 robot showed no sign of organic capacity, "said the letter to the two asked her if she had ever pected to end today, will candidates. "You appear eminently Gerkens. "There was a cut from his Theresa Voelker, the material in the Martian soil. "Isn't it a fact that the right thumb to the heel of gone to the authorities with researcher, had tested continue at 9 a.m. at the life as we know it is not possible qualified." that information, and courthouse. The group, called Forty Plus of toes of the shoes are cut off his hand. And there were evidence for University without organics-tiny chains of carbon in this picture so that you what appeared to be Whitfield said she had not. Police, including a dark atoms-a nd neither of the Viking landers Washington, said its members fall into ONE OF Moody's two two categories, those who are out of cannot even tell if there is scratches on his arm." jacket, two white shirts, a have found organic matter in their any kind of ornament on Grimes said he did not roommates, Gilbert pair of Moody's shoes, probes of Mars' red soil work and those "who are presently Brooks, testified that he employed but anticipate a job change the shoes?" Wittenberg know if they were fresh cuttings of Moody's pubic Gentry Lee, director of the mission's asked. marks. had returned to their and head hair and the science analysis, said there was still the and realize that a group effort is better WITTENBERG again apartment about midnight than an individual effort." "Yes," Gerkens replied. victim's clothing. possiblity of life on Mars but admitted Wittenberg then pointed brought up the fact that April 19 and had talked to She said there were no that it was difficult to "explain no out to the jury that this Moody had been denied the Moody until about 12:15 stains on the man's organics." picture had been one of the opportunity to make a a.m. the day of the alleged clothing, but the woman's Scientists said Viking 2 will conduct THE NATIONAL Association for the phone call, order of attack. He also testified he Advancement of Colored People ones used by the alleged blouse had a few drops of further searches for organics, including victim to make a positive Gerkens. had not told police that he blood splattered on the a dig under a Martian rock, but there (NAACP) has asked a federal judge to Wittenberg then asked if had seen his roommate at include 19 suburban school districts in identification of Moody. was not much hope here at Jet The defense then began Moody had asked to make 12:15 a.m. Propulsion Laboratory that the elusive any desegregation plan for Cincinnati a phone call during the A discrepancy exists HorfBock Hiding schools. to present its case by "building blocks of life" would be found. calling to the stand Paul C. seven hours he had been between the times Brooks In a filing late yesterday, the NAACP held in the interview room said he returned to the No Ouldn asked the court to include the suburban Serene, supervisor and Grimes said that he had apartment and the time Hoyrldn ond R»c districts as codefendants in its school senior chemist at the State CHINESE PREMIER Hua Kuo-feng Crime Lab in Fremont, but the request had been Moody told the police desegration suit against the Cincinnati Hall R.ntoli "must attempt to be all things to all Ohio. denied because the search Brooks was there. people" to maintain political stability, Board of Education and state officials. warrant had not yet been The motion, filed late Wednesday by DOUGLAS MEADOWS in the view of a U.S. China specialist just WITTENBERG then served and there was returned from a visit with Hua. He says NAACP attorney Louis Lucas, Mem- ABORTION RANCH phis, Tenn.. asks U.S. District Judge asked him to identify a pair concern that Moody might 2755 M 151 the stability may not last. use the calling opportunity % 00 David S. Porter to devise an integrated of shoes as those which had 125. r.mp.ronc. Mich William W. Whttson accompanied been sent to him by to have friends hide things metropolitan school system in Hamilton ITOU FREE 9 a.m. 10 p.m.| 313-856-3973 former U.S. Defense Secretary James University Police for from police. R. Schlesinger on a 23-day visit to Uiina. County. 1.800-438- and the two Americans spent three Lucas said official segregation has mux been expanding, with the result that hours with Hua and other Chinese ATTENTION EDUCATION MAJORS leaders in Peking Tuesday. racially identifiable black Cincinnati -.:.-*ty The premier, at least nominally schools are surrounded by virtually all- FALL RENTAL white schools throughout the county. APPLICATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING China's top official, is bringing together FURNISHED, 2 BEDROOM, radical and moderate leaders, but he Spring Quarter, B77 lacks the binding "charisma"of his CARPETED, IV* BATH BALCONY predecessor. Communist party WILLIAM AND EMILY Harris, Chairman Mao Tse-tung, who died Sept. underground companions of Patricia 9, WNtson said in an interview. "The Hearst have been indicted for the kid- AIR CONDITIONING. strain within the Peking leadership will naping of the newspaper heiiess 2H Students planning on student teaching, Spring, 1977, begin to tell after the winter and may years ago. should attend one of the five application meetings which peak in late summer," and the state of Shortly before the Alameda County will be held on October 6,1976, in the Grand Ballroom. AS LOW AS $220 PER MONTH the Chinese economy may be a decisive Grand Jury returned the indictment Meetings are held on the hour, beginning at 1 pm. The last meeting is at 5 pm. Applications will be distributed, factor, said Whitson. Wednesday, Hearst's attorneys filed a 9 or 12 month leases motion for a new trial on the armed placement procedures will be explained, and super- He said long-time foreign residents in visors will be present to discuss stations with students. Peking told lam they expect "great bank robbery for which she has been WE WILL ALSO PLACE STUDENTS TO disorder under heaven" as the Chinese sentenced to seven years in prison. say, but that the present Chinese The indictment accuses the two FILL 2, 3, and 4 PERSON APARTMENTS political system would survive. avowed members of the Symbionese Liberation Army of kidnaping for ransom with bodily harm in the Feb. 4, phone 352-3806 or 1-246-4413 collect SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. 1974, abduction of Hearst from her Kissinger declared yesterday that Berkeley apartment. 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.... , . ,, .u,...... WASfflNGTON-AtWASHINGTON-At the debate the I 1 THE HUMIUTYHUMILITY which derives pamby quotient is that high,hl^, howI can In his visitvls,t to,0 ccampus yesterday. Lt. Cov. Richard F Celeste met with . 1 ? . . Tr? vesterdav. Lt. Cov Richard F Celeste met with ^^other ^night Frank Reynolds, the .ga^afe. from letting other men pay for your Carter bnngbrine up a distarbuidisturbing topic students and locallocal Democrats, stress.ngstressing the importance of voter panelist from the Almost Broad- M »» golfing weekends probably cantcan't be like swineswwe flu andart stockstick it ito free- awareness and public involvement in the political arena castingaisting Company, got in more good W & counted as one of the Christian loaderkwder FordJeFordie for panickingpanicku and Politics is the expression of how the public hopes to make things licks on Ford than did Carter. virtues. But the Democratic Doctor risking the public health with this better. Celeste asserted. All too often people think their vote won't Reynolds betrayed indignant Nicholas of Divinity couldn't say any of these disastous inoculation program to make a difference Unfortunately, if everyone thought that way. the emotion when he, not the minister things. That's a way to get crucified, show us once again he's presidential democratic process this nation is founded on would fail. from the First Church of the Georgia von Hoffman not elected. If you're wooing the But Carter hasn't done anything to Awareness and involvement should be key topics for all people, Peanut, brought up the contrast of voters, you can't tell them U.S. Steel help himself overcome the built-in whether particular issues may or may not affect them It is important to pardon for Nixon but not for war has kidnapped the Moocher, all- advantage Ford has. He's let the be aware so that when you find an issue which will directly affect you, registers. expenses-paid, to Disney World and media intimidate and bully him into as an aware voter you can speak your piece through the ballot box. Perhaps Rev. Goober should learn kept him there. granting interviews and access be Political motivation was more apparent on college campuses a few rhetoric as well as forgiveness from And that's where the lack of never should have. From now until years back, but issues still exist necessitating an active student his divine Master. If He took it into who admits his subordinates lie to compassion derives. Jerry isn't November, the Baptist Peanut had populace Celeste said he does not think people on university campuses His head to criticize Jerry Ford in a him and concedes he doesn't know mean, he's narrow. If one of the best tell every reporter who comes are more aware than factory workers, but he said more factory workers debate or a Playboy interview, He what's coming off in his own lobbyists whom he chooses to around to shove off, and he should get out and vote wouldn't accuse him of lacking some organization. But what of the victims socialize with died the heart-attack say it in Language a lot more pungent Here is a challenge: Become involved in the decision-making process abstruse virtue like compassion. He of the murder plots, bombings, death every businessman fears, than he used with Playboy. which governs your life. would be concrete and specific. He burglaries and lesser crimes that the Jerry Ford, cadging drinks aside, Familiarity breeds contempt and Where do you begin? A good place to start is at the Wood County might have said, President Ford has FBI has been accused of taking part would be genuinely saddened. The never more so than with journalists. Board of Elections, 500 Lehman Ave Visit the board office between compassion for Richard Nixon who in? Compassion without justice, like death or bad luck to members of Otherwise, it's time to bring Nixon now and Monday and register to vote Monday's the deadline, so time suffered enough but the draft faith without works, is dead. country clubs with which he isn't back as a reform candidate. We may is almost out You can also register in the Student Services Bldg registers haven't. even affiliated makes the raisin eyes have to watch him on las taxes, but Registering in Bowling Green does not mean you have to vote here-you President Ford has compassion f or THE PERSON in the New blink and water with compassion. he was smart enough to stay away can register at a local site for voting at home, too the petty peculations of a Clarence Testament wasn't the kind of whimp But you mustn't say those things from the press and he certainly Take a walk--today Kelley, the lethargic incompetent who'd leave it to Frank Reynolds to about a President. Even if you don't knows more about running the bring up Jerry Ford's long-time intend any disrespect to the office, government than the Presidential colleague, Sen. Hugh Scott, and the it's taken that way. So the Reverend Panhandler he stuck us with. question of dirty Gulf Oil money. Not is at a great disadvantage. If he that anybody could fairly expect the comes on too strong, the imbecile IS raisin-eyed Mr. Ford to emulate his vote wiD say he doesn't love his opponent, who has now gotten past country. Ford can stand in front of let's hear from youj confessing the sins he has committed the cameras and misquote the and is 'fessing up about the ones he current governor of Georgia's The News welcomes has only been tempted by. Never- opinion of how Carter ran the state, opinion from its readers in theless a little confession from Jerry but Carter risks being accused of bad the form of letters to the dfei wouldn't hurt the soul of the elec- manners if he brings up the West editor which comment on torate. Point Scandals or the HEW Medicaid published columns, editorial What about the picture of him Frauds or the HUD-FHA thefts of the policy or any topic of Interest brandishing a golf club in front of public purse. All letters should be Disney World? Betty's in the picture Ford is trying to run the typewritten and triple and so is the lobbyist from the steel government with Richard Nixon's spaced. They must be signed company who picked up the tab. third team, the guys Haldeman and and the author's address and Pure dinge. The free-loading Ford, Ehrlichman had for bench warmers. telephone number must be the moocher President, passing his There aren't any fewer scandals included for verification. years listening to the ice in the high- under Ford than there were under Letters can be sent to: balls tinkle with his expense-account Nixon. They're just not as in- Letters To the Editor, The BG crassbags jocko-boyfriends. teresting. Nixon worked and News, 106 University Hall. It's not illegal, it's not immoral, it's struggled to raise the level of ef- The News reserves the just demeaning, always being a little ficiency in government. Ford lacks right to reject any letters if slow to reach for the bill, always the energy or the attention span. they are deemed in bad taste being taken care of, not a bribe taker, or malicious. No personal just a cheap date and a sure vote. ACCORDING to one survey, the attacks or name-calling will Free-loader Fordie, that absence of Poor Peanut suffered a 2 percent be published. HRav pride his partisans speak of comes switch in voter sentiment against Readers wishing to submit from years of eating other men's him after he told Playboy readers he guest columns should follow a food, sleeping in other men's beds occasionally does check out the similar procedure. and drinking other men's whiskey. chicks. If our national namby- Letters Molten a lot of feedback with respect Student Voice," that used to be on the while others prefer only to talk and Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, to our program. We can't forget all of front? Are you finally admitting... judge without facts. debate our wonderful orientation leaders. prisoners Box 787, LucasvUle, Ohio 43648- For without them, we wouldn't have Michaels. Brancheau R L. Hollingsworth This letter is in response to your had the success we did. editorial of Sept. 28 entitled Chris Duquet 803 Eighth, No. 7 Again we thank everyone who had 327W.Wooster Douglas W.Scott "Debatable Debate". anything to do with this year's Each quarter, the News receives dozens of letters from men and No. 135406 It is agreed in most circles, and I orientation. Thanks for a job well F.dltor's Note: The News wishes to James Mikel Lee Fowler concur, that the debate was indeed done. And remember, we care! women incarcerated in prisons assure the student body that although trial throughout the country. No. 141-636 anticlimactic. However, you did the motto, "An Independent Student make one misconception evident in These inmates are desparately in John L. Wright Pat Jones Voice" Is now absent from the I am highly appalled at the tactics No. 124-730 the editorial. This was the reference Co-chairperson need of correspondence to ease their paper's front page, our policies of sensationalism used by the news lonliness and despair. Michael Lewis Warner to the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates. New Student Orientation Board toward reporting and representing No. 135-145 Anyone who remembers or, like reporters of yesterday's article of the The following are some of the 205 French House the student's point ol view have not Paul X Moody trial. Their distortions Eddie L. Ferguson myself, has seen and heard them changed. In an effort to replaee a people who have written asking for No. 135061 since then will tell you that the and negligence to report true someone to correspond with: archaic logo with a more appealing statements of accounts was evident. deciding factor was not the relevant one. the motto was dropped. issues discussed, but rather how I was there for questioning of the I>ondon Correctional Institution, Box <*khoma State Prison, Box 97, putrid Nixon looked on television police and their stories did not totally 69, London, Ohio 43140- McAlester.Okla., 74501- compared to the calm, suave Ken- bad roads agree. One of them (police) did not David Farley even take notes at the initial Wendell Taylor No. 89291 nedy. questioning of the victim and did not No. 138-729 The major "area of concern" they Hi. let's talk about bureaucracy Mike Burks attack include in his final report the (so- Robert Kuligowski No. 89767 debated was whether U.S. troops and student alienation. We have been called) different stories of Paul No. 143*22 would be deployed to defend Quemoy residents of this town for five years Moody. Above all else, they did not and Matsu or if Chiang Kai Shek and in that time the area of High, seek out to verify his statement of would have to got it alone. Elm and Second through Ninth I resent Carl Remensky 's attack on Thomas Klein in his letter to the whereabouts. The 1976 debates did serve a very Streets have remained remnants of a It is not the job of his friends to small purpose, however. The pioneer era. If one were to visit this editor Thursday. It obvious that he electorate got their first chance to has not taken the time or given the prove that he was there. The police The Sli Hews forgotten section of the city via effort to understand the person or the arrested him because they believe he compare their stands head-to-head automobile the experience would not was lying. (But a black telling the rather than through the various situation. be pleasant. I know Mr. Klein, and he is truth was beyond them). Whatever media sources. happened to innocent until proven Page 2 Friday, October 1,1976 I just have one question that I There are no roads out there, anything but the "Red" Mr. Remensky makes him out to be. The guilty? EDITORIAL STAFF would like to ask. Does anyone ac- cowpaths is more appropriate. Why The message I have to fellow tually believe that either candidate do they remain like that year after decision to recommend a hollow- editor Joseph t. wollet << point bullet came after eight months brothers and sisters is that we need managing editor ktvin b. mccray will deliver us a balanced budget by news editor year? And to make matters worse, of intensive study and debate, and to produce or help inspire more black Patricia a. thomas 1980? For that matter is a balanced they now want to make every student editorial editor lames a. sluiewskl was certainly no rubber stamp lawyers, judges, entrepreneurs, and wire editor budget really necessary, what we who steps out of South Hall, Rodgers, william p. saundert committee. legislative representatives of the makeup editor victoria I. siHord have millions of people out of work etc. a potential victim for vehicular The committee looked at all sides minority populations. If we did not or sports editor Willis c. estep and still more trapped in the jaws of homicide. of the question, its conclusion being do not get on the ground floor of such photo editor mindy m.lligan poverty? I say to you the importance what they felt to be in the best in- items as articles like these, we will BUSINESS STAFF of these debates will be decided at the Why is there this failure to channel continue to be an oppressed race of terests of the people of this business manager douglasa. blank polls on November 2. funds toward these projects which us the right to vote, educate and to advertising manager are most needed? The answer, we University and not out of some desire gordon t sayre to make the University Police all have one amoung others. sales manager lynned. marsak George Dascoulias believe, lies in the Brancheau- powerful. Remember, there was a time when production manager gregory e. kunti 101 Anderson Duquet theory of social order. This you could lose your sight or hands for simply says that in the eyes of the After meeting Tom Klein this summer, I found it hard to believe reading a book or newspaper. Don't The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular city the social order consists of (in that someone who opposed the use of sit on it; use it by all means. Don'tsit school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Oreen order, of course) realtors, lawyers guns as he did would chair the up there criticizing others who show State University under the authority ol the University Publications Committee. and landlords, followed far behind by dedication of time and money to tile Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily rolled the opinions ol The other primates, invertebrates, Ammunitions Sub-Committee. BO News, the University administration, the lacully or stall or the Slate ol Ohio orientation Undoubtedly, Mr. Remensky would cause; either do the same or give Editorials and editorial cartoons rellect the opinion ol the majority ol Ihe mem- protozoa and students. find it hard to believe that Mr. Klein help and guidance whenever you can bers ol The BG News Editorial Board. Isn't it interesting that students, even when not asked. People have The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em. Once again a new school year has the lowest rung on the social ladder, is a member of national gun control ployers and do notdiscriminate in hiring practices. * i lobbies. died here and abroad to see that The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading begun. We think it started off on the inhabit the majority of housing in the I really must respect a man who justice for all becomes a reality. Our or insulting on the basis ol race, sen or national origin. right foot. Even orientation went area of Second through Ninth diploma gives us a initial step in All rights to material published in The BO News are reserved. very well this year. would set his own personal feelings Streets? aside in order to objectively look at a thousands of doors to make it up to us Editorial and Business Offices We would just like to thank all the question, recommending what he that it remains one. 10* University Hall freshmen who participated in And now for you. Bubble Gum found to be the best for everyone. At Bowling Oreen State University orientation this year and helping our Bowling Oreen, Ohio 43403 News. Whatever happened to the the very least, Tom Klein is willing to Joan Marie Michael Phone (411> VI !003 program to be a great success. We've little motto, "An Independent work to find the beat alternatives. 519 Ridge Street No. 25 Friday, October 1,1976, The BG News Page 3 Anderson details suit in Toledo ByDebGebotys firm belief in the principles lawyers keep information doesn't endanger national candidates, and said that From Associated Press reports Copy Editor of the Constitution, confidential with no laws to security." Gerald R. Ford's tax in- especially the First back them up, and the He quoted Thomas centives for large cor- WHAT IS THE LEAST amount of powers "fueling the flames of war and "It's too bad when Amendment right of reason they aren't op- Jefferson's opinion on the porations will do as much money you would take to push a button racial hatred" could "doom op- Richard Nixon put his hand freedom of the press. pressed is because they matter, "If I had to choose as feed the rich and starve to kill a person inside a black box-no portunities that might never return." on the Bible to swear to "The Constitution aren't any threat to the between government the poor. He called it one would ever know what you did?" Kissinger, making his annual speech uphold the Constitution; designated the press to act government" without newspapers and welfare for corporations, A psychologist put that question to 200 before the U.N. General Assembly, it's too bad that he didn't as a watchdog. Its function Anderson said he feels newspapers without and said he is opposed to persons around Andrews Air Force peppered the review of world affairs read it" is to keep an eye on those that the press and the government, I would not welfare in any form. "The Base near Washington, D.C. in 1975 and with thrusts at the Soviet Union. That was only part of who govern us and to people are to be the leaders hesitate to choose the best way to help people is to an additional 452 persons interviewed He said the United States is disturbed syndicated columnist Jack report what they do so that of the country, adding that latter." with a hand up not a hand- this year in St. Mary's County, Md. by the continuing accumulation of Anderson's tongue-lashing the people get an in- the federal government not The presidential cam- out." Their answers, said Dr. Paul Russian arms and, in an obvious of the former president and dependent view, rather only ignores this principle paign was another target Anderson said that the Cameron, point to a disregard for the reference to Angola, "by recent in- his White House staff when than the government's of the Constitution, but also for Anderson. He said that people of the U.S. are value of human life in American society. stances of military intervention to tip he spoke to a group in version of the government. has directly violated it. the people were getting basically honest and The people interviewed were divided the scales in local conflicts in distant Toledo yesterday. "Those who stand up "I looked around and more "titillation than moral, and they want into two groups. Those who continents." Anderson announced against the government saw newsmen all over deliberation" throughout someone who is honest and acknowleged having deliberately killed The future of mankind requires earlier this week that he is get harassed, being thrown in jail and the campaign, especially moral to represent them. someone -usually in military service- coexistence by the superpowers, suing Nixon and 19 others browbeaten." But Although Anderson Kissinger said, and restraint must be they didn't commit any during last week's debate. or having tried to do so were in one 1 for |22 million for what he Anderson contended that crime. They just upheld "The candidates have couldn't say who he group. Those who had never killed or reciprocal and global- "There can be no alleges was only those who deal with the confidentiality of their thought that "someone" selective detente." not been speaking to us tried to were in the second group. "browbeating," the press are treated this sources... for the sake of about the real issues. They should be, he admonished Forty-five percent of those who had "harassment" and "at- way. '"It is our right, our others I felt I had to sue." get mentioned but in a the crowd assembled in the killed before said they would murder for TOP FIGURES in international tempts to poison me," responsibility to protect Anderson said he doesn't calculated way to blur and Masonic Auditorium to money, Cameron said The average finance begin meeting Monday to decide which began in 1971 and the confidentiality of our feel that the news belongs distort." remember that "the price for them was (20,000. Of those who the best way to sell 25 million ounces of continued until Nixon sources. And that right is to the government. He said President is the servant had never killed or tried to, 25 per cent gold to help poor countries falling resigned. specifically stated in the he feels journalists "can He spoke about the and not the master of the said they would do it and their average deeper into debt to the rich. Anderson explained his Constitution. Doctors and publish it as long as it economic policies of both people." price was $50,000, he said Gold and debt are the priority items listed for a joint meeting of the directors A HARVARD STUDY, undertaken in of the Washington-based World Bank the belief that not enough planning went and the International Monetary Fund Witnesses offer more testimony in trial into the decision to sponsor swine flu (IMF) Gold was selling on the free market in continued from page 1 examination for foreign Wittenberg asked if it Brooks said he definitely front. Tests were made to innoculations, concludes that the substances. was conceivable that was home about midnight determine whether the government was right. Western Europe at around $117 an ounce this week, but the IMF auctioned 780,000 discrepancies between Serene confirmed that Moody might also use the and Moody was mistaken hair cuttings matched The study released yesterday by Moody's height of 5"3" and they were. those found on the victim's Harvard's Medical School says that ounces of gold at $109 an ounce Sept. 15 in phone to call an attorney. when he told police he had the latest of its series of gold auctions. the height of the others, Wittenberg asked him if Grimes acknowledged this, returned about 1 a.m. April clothing. without widespread immunizations who averaged over six he had found any foreign there would be a one in 10 chance of an Among the 3,000 invited participants but said it was decided to 19. in the meetings here will be heads of the feet. substances, such as sand, prevent Moody from doing "I FOUND no epidemic that could kill more than In another picture taken when he examined the similarities between Paul 50,000 people this winter and infect more world's richest private banks and so until after a search TOLEDO Hospital's governors of the most powerful central by Gerkens to show the shoes. warrant had been served. chief resident of family Moody's hair and those than 56 million. suspect's watch and shoes, "I could not find any found on tie clothing," she It says that such an epidemic would banking systems. But the sessions are practice, Dr. Jonathan not strictly for capitalists. Communist Wittenberg asked the foreign substance with SEVEN witnesses were Rohrs, said he gave Moody said. cost the nation $6 billion in hospital bills lieutenant if he could in- which to make com- a physical examination The defense also called a and lost working time, and that the nations, including Vietnam, will be called by the defense to represented deed make out whether parisons on the shoes," testify in the trial's af- April 19 for a life insurance character witness. government program is therefore a Moody was actually Serene replied. ternoon session. policy. He reported he had "Moody's reputation in good financial investment. wearing a watch or a After Serene stepped A friend of Moody's, not seen any scratches or the community is im- The study was begun last spring after bracelet. down, Wittenberg renewed Debra A. Whitf ield, related bites on Moody's body. peccable," Hunter R. President Ford announced in March AN ORGANIZATION that helps find Boylan, adviser of the jobs for executives over age 40 has in- Gerkens said that he his attack on University that Moody called her The defense's final that "every man, woman and child" could not. Police procedures by dormitory room at 11:20 witness of the day, a University's Student would be vaccinated against the vited President Ford and Jimmy Carter Development Program, to join, figuring one of them will be "Can you make out what recalling Officer Michael p.m. April 16 to speak to researcher from the state threatening disease. kind of shoes the suspect is D. Grimes to the stand. her roommate who was not crime lab in Fremont, was testified. "He's considered unemployed after Nov. 2. a polite, personable, "Our only requirements are that the wearing?" Wittenberg "Did you check the there. Whitfield said she unable to attend the trial asked, again pointing to defendant's body for talked to him for five or 10 yesterday so her session mature and serious THE VIKING mission's chances of applicant be 40 or more years of age and student." that he or she have worked in a the picture. marks?" Wittenberg minutes. with the lawyers was finding life on Mars were dealt a blow asked The prosecuting at- videotaped and shown to yesterday when latest data from the professional or executive torney, Gary F. Kuns The trial, which is ex- Viking 2 robot showed no sign of organic capacity, "said the letter to the two "NO I cannot," replied "Yes," Grimes said, thejury. candidates. "You appear eminently Gerkens. "There was a cut from his asked her if she had ever Theresa Voelker, the pected to end today, will material in the Martian soil. "Isn't it a fact that the right thumb to the heel of gone to the authorities with researcher, had tested continue at 9 a.m. at the Life as we know it is not possible qualified." that information, and courthouse. The group, called Forty Plus of toes of the shoes are cut off his hand. And there were evidence for University without organics-tiny chains of carbon in this picture so that you what appeared to be Whitfield said she had not. Police, including a dark atoms-and neither of the Viking landers Washington, said its members fall into ONE OF Moody's two two categories, those who are out of cannot even tell if there is scratches on his arm.'' jacket, two white shirts, a have found organic matter in their any kind of ornament on Grimes said he did not roommates, Gilbert pair of Moody's shoes, probes of Mars'red soiL work and those "who are presently Brooks, testified that he employed but anticipate a job change the shoes?" Wittenberg know if they were fresh cuttings of Moody's pubic Gentry Lee, director of the mission's asked marks. had returned to their and head hair and the science analysis, said there was still the and realize that a group effort is better apartment about midnight than an individual effort." "Yes," Gerkens replied. WITTENBERG again victim's clothing. possiblity of life on Mars but admitted Wittenberg then pointed brought up the fact that April 19 and had talked to She said there were no that it was difficult to "explain no out to the jury that this Moody had been denied the Moody until about 12:15 stains on the man's organics." a.m. the day of the alleged THE NATIONAL Association for the picture had been one of the opportunity to make a clothing, but the woman's Scientists said Viking 2 will conduct ones used by the alleged phone call, order of attack. He also testified he blouse had a few drops of further searches for organics, including Advancement of Colored People had not told police that he (NAACP) has asked a federal judge to victim to make a positive Gerkens. blood splattered on the a dig under a Martian rock, but there identification of Moody. Wittenberg then asked if had seen his roommate at was not much hope here at Jet include 19 suburban school districts in 12:15am any desegregation plan for Cincinnati The defense then began Moody had asked to make Propulsion Laboratory that the elusive to present its case by a phone call during the A discrepancy exists HOM.BOCI. Riding "building blocks of life" would be found. schools. seven hours he had been between the times Brooks In a filing late yesterday, the NAACP calling to the stand Paul C. No Guld.i Serene, supervisor and held in the interview room said he returned to the asked the court to include the suburban apartment and the time Hoyr/d.s and R.c districts as codefendants in its school senior chemist at the State Grimes said that he had CHINESE PREMIER Hua Kuo-feng Crime Lab in Fremont, but the request had been Moody told the police "must attempt to be all things to all desegration suit against the Cincinnati Brooks was there. Ho/I R.nlali Board of Education and state officials. Ohio. denied because the search people" to maintain political stability, warrant had not yet been DOUGLAS MEADOWS in the view of a VS. China specialist just The motion, filed late Wednesday by NAACP attorney Louis Lucas, Mem- WITTENBERG then served and there was RANCH returned from a visit with Hua. He says asked him to identify a pair concern that Moody might ABORTION the stability may not last. phis, Tenn., asks U.S. District Judge $ 2755 M 151 David S. Porter to devise an integrated of shoes as those which had use the calling opportunity 125.°° r.mp.ronc. Mich. William W. Whitson accompanied to have friends hide things metropolitan school system in Hamilton been sent to him by 313-856-3973 former U.S. Defense Secretary James University Police for from police. R. Schlesinger on a 23-day visit to China. County. and the two Americans spent three Lucas said official segregation has hours with Hua and other Chinese been expanding, with the result that ATTENTION EDUCATION MAJORS leaders in Peking Tuesday. racially identifiable black Cincinnati o The premier, at least nominally schools are surrounded by virtually all- China's top official, is bringing together white schools throughout the county. APPLICATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING radical and moderate leaders, but he lacks the binding "charisroa"of bis Spring Quarter, B77 predecessor, Communist party WILLIAM AND EMILY Harris, Chairman Mao Tse-tung, who died Sept. underground companions of Patricia 9, Whitson said in an interview. "The Hearst have been indicted for the kid- strain within the Peking leadership will naping of the newspaper heiiess Vh Students planning on student teaching, Spring, 1977, begin to tell after the winter and may years ago. should attend one of the five application meetings which peak in late summer," and the state of Shortly before the Alameda County will be held on October 6,1976, in the Grand Ballroom. the Chinese economy may be a decisive Grand Jury returned the indictment Meetings are held on the hour, beginning at 1 pm. The factor, said Whitson. Wednesday, Hearst's attorneys filed a last meeting is at 5 pm. 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Five "Chance Meeting" and these cuts were thrown Rock and roll per- selves out and try once They play with their roles Save for Dylan's unusually innovative and exciting members combined on "Re-make-Ke-modeL" together quickly to cash in formers seem to undergo again to become a com- like children with crayons strong voice and Ronson's acts to appear on the scene one idea, their interaction All are fine recordings, but on the relative success of the strangest type of modity that people will and a fresh sheet of paper, guitar playing, Rivera's in the early and mid both musically and ver- there is a definite lack of the live "Viva Roxy metamorphoses possible. enjoy and most im- always extending them- string backup adds im- seventies. And as they will bally producing a solid, impact that the originals Music." Whan their image has portantly, buy. selves in new directions. measurably to the flow of also undoubtedly tell you, whole structure. contained. Although this first at- grown to the point where it Bob Dylan and Bryan Bob Dylan has never the album She more than Roxy never gained any All cuts on "Let's Stick tempt is a disappointment, been one to shun the winds supplies the needed filler margin of mass popularity. The fault with Ferry's Together'' were recorded a I realize Ferry has the of change. His evolution as which otherwise might They were a cult group first solo record is that it while ago, some as far talent to pull himself an artist has been strange have contained some and an acquired taste. No lacks the cohesiveness that backasl973. Theyseemto together and give us some WBGU returns but always satisfying in the unnecessary keyboards or way is it possible to sit Roxy gave him. Now he is be tracks that were worthwhile product. Let's end. One has to resign guitar solo. down with a Roxy record on his own with only his rejected in favor of those hope the wait is not a long himself to the fact that As usual, Dylan has and enjoy it on first unmistakable voice and put on the Roxy albums. one. after 3 months Dylan will never retain the given us a record to argue listening. They require a some old Roxy tunes to fall same musical style for any about for a few weeks, then little concerted effort to back on. ByBOlEitep "WE'RE OPERATING length of time. end up loving from that understand, but that effort The cover versions from After a three-month by the skin of our teeth," point on. is time well spent. the first four Roxy albums BARGAIN PRICES absence, a financially- said program director "HARD RAIN" is a live THURSDAY IS STUDENT NICHT stable WBGU-Radio (88.1 Dave Kennedy. "We were recording, released to BRYAN FERRY'S first ...AUSTUOfNTS 11 25 .WITHIO I FM) returns to the air- cut in funding by the coincide with the television solo attempt is titled, BIG SLU- Do J. majors really have to waves tonight at 6:00. University and are SATURDAY-SUNDAY BARGAIN MATINEE'S special of the same name. "Let's Stick Together," ADULTS omvst.isi The station, located in operating on the Every cut is a strong something he didn't do put up with this kind of grief! South Hall, discontinued minimum." representation of his live with his old band Roxy Have a super birthday! - ulcer gulch, operations last June 11 due performance with the Music. to lack of funds. However, Kennedy Rolling Thunder Revue. "It was the first time the claims the station will stay Slight changes in some STADIUM station had ever gone off on the air, despite only a tunes, especially "Lay Burlington/Adler the air for a long period of $2,000 grant from the Lady Lay" will certainly Cinema f time," said Judy Bajec, University. provoke anger in some. Knee-Hi's and Sport Socks. freshman, public relations But in light of the strength coordinator for the station. "It's touch and go, but of the material, these "Previously, they had only we wont go off again," he changes are easily gone off on holidays." said. "Money is not much overlooked. | STARTS TONITE...FOR ADULTS! of a problem We dont Best selections include ...POSITIVELY NO ONE UNDER 18 BAJEC SAID the have any paid staff "Maggie's Farm" with ex- ADMITTED...1.0. REQUIRED! station will remain with members. Last year we Bowie guitarist Mick TONITE.. STORY OF O AT 7:30 AND9:30 P.M. almost the same format, did. Ronson, "Shelter From the SATURDAY-SUNDAY AT 2:00 7:30 AND 9:30 P.M. including news, and folk, "We'll keep our $2000 classical, jazz and rock back for upkeep of The masterpiece of bizarre love music. equipment and emergency In addition, WBGU expenditures." that stunned France. remains the only radio station in Bowling Green What about advertising? {portrait of love and submission that airs 34 hours a day "Since we're a non- to disorder the senses. seven days a week. commercial station, by law, For WKIQ-FM, formerly we can't advertise," WAWR, airs from 6 a.m. to Kennedy said. "So we're non-stop TheStori'Q 1 a.m. each day and basically a listening WFAL, the campus supported radio. Our only feet. • .1 collection operated AM station, method of Income is to i vvk«t let th- achon-iovm broadcasts from 7 a.m to 2 accept money as donations m

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From the Associated Press up for two games, shown Minnesota Twins tonight since 1968 when they The Indians played their up late, refused to while the A's host the defeated the Detroit Tigers final home game last night The Philadelphia celebrate with the team California Angels. 3-2 Wednesday. against the Detroit Tigers. Phillies, who took pride in after clinching the John Montefusco, out- their togetherness when championship, and spoken picher for the San they drove to the National demanded to have a friend Francisco Giants, is going This weekend... League Eastern Division put on the Phillies roster to be doing a bit more The News sports staff will follow Midwestern championship, are feuding for the playoffs, which bragging. He pitched a no- football: among themselves, and begin Oct. 9. hitter Wednesday night. Associate sports editor Dick Rees will travel to Dick Allen is the man in the The Kansas City Royals "This ain't going to shut Kalamazoo, Mich., tomorrow to cover the Falcons' middle. clinched at least a tie for me up for a long time, said important Mid-American Conference game against The resentments sur- the American League Montefusco after hurling a Western Michigan. faced after a meeting Western Division cham- 9-0 classic over the Atlanta Sports editor BUI Estep will be in Ohio Stadium called by Phillies' pionship Wednesday night Braves. tomorrow covering the nationally televised showdown manager Danny (Hark, when they defeated the The Cleveland Indians between Ohio State and UCLA. before Wednesday's game. 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AISERTA. NEWIOVE LEE KNOREK CHAMMAN HEIENA.ISCH Wood County Board of Elections O.YD€ R. SCOTT JONEAi SENDER oafac* vaouwoi CONSTANCE HHIARD. owtm- MKTOI P»ge6 The BG News, Friday, October 1,1978 Bobcats to offer first stiff test for BG harriers By Dave Smerdna BRODT SATO he will be But they had no real because of the condtton of Sports Writer pushing his team to run in competition in that race. his runners. a pack again, the style that The Bobcats, however, "Everybody seems to be Competition will be gave the Falcons two 15-50 should put some pressure alright," he said. "Except improved when the wins over the University of on them. for (Steve) Housley, who Bowling Green cross Toledo and Findaly College Rick Mansfield, Randy has some congestion in his country team travels to last Saturday. Foster and Ron Murowsky head He's had it for the Ohio University (OU) for a Exhibiting the pack are the top OU prospects to last couple of weeks. We dual meet at 11 a.m. technique Brodt stresses break up the BG scoring gave him some time off." tomorrow. was the group of Bob Limn, monopoly. All three are OU's course shouldn't The Bobcats are rated Dan Cartledge, Dan seasoned runners, and cause any problems. The ahead of the teams which Dunton, Christian Bedard, were the top three Bobcat BG mentor described it as the Falcons have beaten Kevin Ryan, and Gary harriers last year. tough, but fair. this year, but coach Mel Desjardins. All six Tomorrow's meet will be . Brodt said he thinks his finished together in first BUT BRODT still the last dual meet for three harriers should be able to place. remains optimistic, mainly weeks. keep their perfect record intact. OU sports almost the same lineup they carried BG booters face Miami last year, when BG prevailed in a dual meet, 24-35. "We should be a little in crucial MAC game stronger," Brodt said By Greg Smith goal in as many games and DEFENSE will be a key "They aren't as talented a Assistant Sports Editor Dennis Mepharn tallied his to this important MAC Nawaphoto by till Gllmors group for the shorter first goal in his BG career contest And Cochrane is Dan Dunton, Dan Cartledge, Gary I Jttle.Bob Lunn and Paul Emery exhibit some distances. They have two The Bowling Green in the OW deadlock. still undecided about Ms of the pack naming that paced the Falcons to a pair of 15-50 wins over Toledo or three runners who can soccer team will try to "We had two beautiful starting goalie. Pack University and Flndlay College last Saturday. The BG harriers travel to Ohio run witi. us, but our four even its Mid-American goals in the Ohio Wesleyan University this weekend for a dual meet. and five men are much Conference (MAC) record game," Cochrane said. "I thought we were in a stronger." at 2 p.m. tomorrow when "Andy Clayton made both position to keep Ohio it faces the Miami corner kicks and Mepham Wesleyan from scoring,'': Redskins in Oxford. and Rolnick were there to Cochrane said. "Com- The Falcons are 04 in knock them in." munication between the MAC, losing to Kent State linksmen and the backs is King-sized triangular is task 2-1, and 1-2 overall. BG is The Falcons won last important. The more aiming off of a 2-2 tie with year's Miami contest 3-2 on communication there is en Ohio Weslcyan (OW), and a Ken Hendershott last- the field, the better it is." By Terry Goodman healthy members of the defeat, has been scratched Williams, are coming finishers besides Miller: finally showed signs of a minutegoal. Assistant Sports Editor Falcon women's cross with shin splints. along well after getting a Nancy Gardner, Debbie potent offense. "Miami is supposed to be There are no easy games country team into a rugged slow start in conditioning. Romsek, Mary Sue Rusk better than they were last on our schedule," If competition was what field at Eastern Michigan's THREE OTHER girls and Debbie Wemert. "The offense did a great year," Cochrane said. Cochrane said. "A one coach Dave Williams was Golden Triangular meet. will also be out due to "We're getting stronger job against Ohio "One of the main problems goal win would be looking for, he will not That's not three op- either injuries or religious each week," he said. "We Williams will run his Wesley an," Cochrane said. we're going to have is beautiful." have any trouble finding it ponents-the "triangular" committments. should be coming on by entire team for con- "It was by far the best adapting to their smaller Maybe history will in Ypsilanti, Mich. Sunday means three states. next week." ditioning purposes, but just offensive game we've field. repeat itself. morning. Atletes from Michigan, "This is the last meet I'D seven for points. played this year. We did a Williams will send the Indiana and Ohio ever schedule on Sunday," A KEY returning "Once we get everybody lot of things right. There "The smaller field JUST FOR KICKS- universities and college Williams said. standout, junior Jan ready, we're going to be was a lot more plusses than makes the action happen Cochrane is approaching Swim team will form a 55-team field Samuelson, should do tough," Williams said minuses in our overall quicker," Cochrane ex- his KWth soccer coaching meeting "I'm not making any better as the season con- performance." plained. "The linksmen victory. His record stands An organizational Bowling Green will be excuses, though," the tinues. Samuelson finished Competition adds will have a little easier job at 9646-20 in 22 season- meeting for the varsity hampered, though, with coach added quickly, seventh for BG in last competitive drive and SCORING has been a since there isn't as much s...Rolnick's recent men's swimming team wiU four of its joggers missing. "because I think we'll do weekend's opener. Sunday will be a good time problem for the Redskins ground to cover. So con- scoring outburst has be held at 4:00 p.m. Debbie Miller, who fairly well. With 55 teams, for the Falcons to take as well as the Falcons this verting from offense to doubled his scoring output Monday in Room 302, recorded BG's best finish you never know." Others expected to do advantage of a "Golden" year. But BG's Marty defense shouldn't be as in his first two seasons 3-1- Men's Gym. in its opening double The women, according to well are last week's best opportunity. Rolnick scored his second tough." 4. 1WIM.I * Thousands of Topics Purdue tourney next for women golfers Stnd lor your up-to-date. 160 BySueCaser practice scores.the first Unlike basketball or field page, mail ord»r catalog. Enclota Sports Writer Invitational at West working very hard this SI.00 to covat poitage and year golf mentor is hockey, golf cannot be Lafayette, Ind past week," Hattig aid. handhng. remaining optimistic. "scouted,"Hattig said. ^ Buy the best - Ride a Schwinn _. For the fourth straight "They have all turned in RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. Therefore, the coach must week, the women golfers Among the competitors good scores during 11322 IDAHO AVI . I 208 "Golf Is a very individual depend on the consistency will be Michigan State practice, and I truly LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90026 take to the highway for a jf BOOK'S BIKE SHOP * sport, although placing of the players. believe we are ac- (2131 477-8474 weekend tournament and University (MSU) and jL 102 W. Poe Rd Bowling Green. OH ^ depends on team totals," complishing alot and Our raiaarch papers are told lor their next two matches are Indiana University. In its Hattig said. 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