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LONG BEACH. Calif (API-Former Nixon had been taking anticoagulant Lungren's statement was read by a THE SURGEON said Nixon had the The clip permits blood to pass but not NIXON WILL continue to receive President Richard M Nixon went into drugs which left him prone to hospital official usual postoperative effects-he was dangerously large clots anticoagulant drugs to combat ihe ihock alter phlebitis surgery and is in uncontrolled bleeding Lungren had called the operation a still groggy from general anesthesia After such surgery most patients phlebitis, a vein inflammation, and will' critical condition, his doctor said last Lungren said after the surgery that success and said that hopefully there and was being fed intravenously experience some temporary swelling be examined periodically to insure night there was no excessive bleeding would be no more complications from Nixon's doctors sidestepped of the leg. and an elastic support there are no complications a hospital A team of physicians administered "Replacement of blood loss and the phlebitis Nixon suffers in his left questions about when he might be well stocking may be needed for a time spokesman said. 'countershock measures for three relaxation of anti-coagulation therapy leg enough to travel to Washington D C . Hickman said Nixon, tl. probably hours until a stable vascular condition was instituted." Dungren said AT A NEWS conference 30 minutes to testify at the Watergate cover-up DURING SURGERY. Secret Service will be hospitalized for another weak was once again restored.' said Dr Retro-peritonaeal means behind the after the hour-long operation. Dr trial of five former political agents guarded the operating room and that convalescence at Nixon's Saa John C Lungren in a written lining of Nixon's abdominal area. Eldon Hickman. who performed it with associates Surgery was decided upon Monday Clemente home would take four to ill statement Surgeons attached a plastic clip to a two assisting surgeons, said. "Mr He has been subpoenaed by both the night after doctors discovered a large weeks The patient is still considered vein in Nixon's groin area to keep blood Nixon is doing well recovering in the defense and prosecution clot in Nixon's thigh The former president's operation critical, "hesaid clots from threatening the former normal manner Hickman described Nixon's surgery They feared it could break loose and began at 5:30 a.m. None of his family- Lungren said the serious compli- president's life White House aides were keeping as "uneventful " travel to the heart or lungs, lodging was present at the hospital but later cation was probably caused by "some close touch on Nixon's condition and there and causing death or severe Nixon aides said the former* relro-pentonae.il bleeding secondary AFTER SURGERY. Nixon was one indicated that a possible visit today IN ttIB RELATIVELY simple damage. president's wife, Pat. and hit former to anticoagulation therapy described as "doing well" and making by President Ford to the former operation, olten performed on phlebitis White House secretary. Rote Mary a normal recovery president was under consideration patients, the small clip was inserted in Lungren told a briel news conference Woods, had arrived to see him THE PHYSICIAN had said earlier Nixon went into shock about 12:45 Ford was scheduled to be in Los the left groin area to partially close off after the surgery at Memorial Hospital LUNGREN SAID there wai no, that there was "somewhat more risk p.m . more than six hours after Angeles tomorrow for a campaign the main vein taking blood from the leg Medical Center that the clots hopefully excessive bleeding during the than normal" to the surgery because surgery. Lungren said visit to the upper body will be absorbed by the body in time operation. Sawhill leaves energy position
WASHINGTON i API-President administration " Ford announced yesterday he is Sawhill said later he did not know dropping Federal Energy Admini- what new job Ford has in mind for him strator iFEAl John C Sawhill. an Ford has placed Morton in charge of outspoken advocate of energy con- energy policy, appointing him servation, at the request of Interior chairman of the new Cabinet-level Secretary Rogers C.B Morton Energy Resources Council Ford said there were no "major "He ought to have the right, with my policy differences" involved-just approval, to make changes, and that is "some differences in approach or why we made the changes." Ford said technique." in explaining Sawhill's departure.
BUT A SPOKESMAN for Friends of IN AN interview Monday. Sawhill the Earth, a citizen environment stuck by his support of energy con- group, called Sawhill's removal servation and said: "appalling kowtowing to special "If there are others in the admini- inlarestt." and said it sigaale th* end stration who feel that 1 can't really be for a tough regulatory energy con- effective in my job because I've taken servation program which could have these positions, then maybe I should reduced our dependence on foreign oil leave." and helped to promote a clean Following Ford's announcements in environment." an impromptu news conference, the Ford said he would nominate Andrew White House released a letter from E Gibson, a former assistant Sawhill to the President, dated Oct 25. secretary of Commerce and former in which Sawhill wrote that his tasks at head of the Federal Maritime Admini- FEA "are complete, and I feel that the stration, to replace Sawhill. time has come for me to move on to At the same time. Ford announced new responsibilities.'' the appointment of Robert Seamans, a Sawhill told his staff yesterday former secretary of the Air Force and morning of his resignation and said he deputy director of the National had met with the President last Aeronautics and Space Agency, to head Friday Republican gubernatorial candidate James A. was the seventh.of a nine-step campaign tour the new Energy Research and Rhodes discusses issue* with a small group of Development Agency. SAWHILL HAS had the job only Rhodes rally made by Rhodes yesterday. (Newtphwte by fteb And he named former astronaut Bill since last April, when William E people at the University airport. Bowling Green Harmeyer) Anders, now a member of the Atomic Simon left it to become Treasury Energy Commission IA EC l. to become secretary chairman of the new Nuclear A letter from President Ford Regulatory Commission accepting Sawhill's resignation Rhodes responds to personal' attacks... indicated that Gibson would take over WITH THE AEC being split into the next Jan. 1 and Sawhill would stay on two news groups. Ford said the present the job until then By Carl Rementkv for office today has had some reduce property taxes, but now he lighting lor its life, he said AEC chairman. Dixy Lee Ray. will be Gibson. 52. has made his career in Editorial Editor complaint filed against them." he said there is a threat of property He recalled Gilligan's Ohio plan, named assistant secretary of State for various aspects of maritime trade. added taxes going up. under which students would have Oceans and International Environ- He has advocated saving gasoline by Republican gubernatorial candi- Concerning the issues. Rhodes He stressed that there have been had to pay back the entire cost of mental and Scientific Matters. increasing the proportion of "very date James A. Rhodes flew into the said primary and secondary- 534 school money issues on the their education to the state. Ford said Sawhill. too. "will be small cars "-two-seaters getting 35 University airport yesterday after- education was the most important ballot this year, despite an offered a first-class assignment in this miles per gallon or more noon and stayed just long enough to issue in the election. estimated S231 million available for Now. he said. Gilligan wants to conduct a snort discussion on the "We have double taxation in Ohio education. freeze student fees. He attributed issues and the campaign itself. because the Governor will not give the turnabout to political motives. Rhodes spoke to a gathering ol the money 'oeducation." he said. HE SAID the Governor wanted to Rhodes accused the governor of Queen Elizabeth states about 50 persons inside an airplane Rhodes said Gilligan had pushed release only 10 per cent of the »231 driving industry out of Ohio and hangar Bowling Green was the the state income tax through on the million to schools. costing Ohio thousands of jobs each seventh of nine stops yesterday for premise that it would solve some ol Rhodes also touched upon higher year. "The problem is basically the Rhodes, who made a whirlwind the school financing problems and education "Higher education is attitude of the Governor." he said. campaign tour of the state. nationalization plans Rhodes began his remarks on the issues by saying. "These are the LONDON (APi-Queen Elizabeth II Sea oil and gas operations. things the Governor cannot talk ...that Gilligan has hurled at hirn told Parliament yesterday the Labor Britain hopes reserves in the North about." government plans to nationalize key Sea will eliminate its need to import oil Rhodes said his Democratic By Lorraine Jameson "Ted Brown, who is rumored to Gilligan said he hopes schools are industries, including aviation and oil. by the late 1970s opponent. Gov. John J Gilligan Stall Reporter be the Secretary of State, has the not forced to close because of rising in a Socialist bid to revive Britain's The address also contained proposals started his campaign by talking authority to subpoena checks and costs and tax levy failures economy. (or taxing private wealth, gifts and about the issues, but has "gotten CINCINNATI-Gov. John J Gilli- records in these circumstances." "We Increased state funding to The queen's address, written for her estates into the area of personalities gan. democratic gubernatorial Gilligan said. education M per cent which is by Prime Minister Harold Wilson's The monarch's speech, in traditional "We think it's great," Rhodes candidate, blasted his GOP unprecedented in any state in the Cabinet, said a National Enterprise pageantry, opened the new Parliament said of Gilligan's tactics. opponent James Rhodes for mis- GILLIGAN SAID if re-elected, he Union, he said "But just as the Board will be proposed to direct the elected this month. handling campaign funds in a plans to give additional support to funds reached the schools, inflation restructuring and reorganization of HE EXPLAINED that Gilligan speech here Sunday. public schools, extend college hit hard." Britain's industries. THE PACKAGE contained at least switched his tactics because too Gilligan accused Rhodes of opportunities for young people with 26 new bills to be proposed by Wilson's many "things" came up which appropriating over (54.900 from his increases in the Ohio Instructional SCHOOL SYSTEMS signed aew SHE LISTED shipbuilding and new government Under the British conflicted with what he was doing in campaign fund between 1954-1957 Grant OK; . continue environ- teacher contracts and upgraded aircraft firms as immediate system, passage is assured as long as the statehouse. for personal uses which included mental protection programs and programs and then found out they candidates for nationalization or state Wilson maintains a three-seat majority clothes, travel expenses, a car. land improve health care, including were in financial trouble, he participation and said a National Oil in the 635-member House of Commons Rhodes also answered some of the for a new home and construction mental, maternal, infant and explained. Corp will be established to increase that Labor won in elections this month. accusations made by Gilligan and costs on a former home elderly health care services Gilligan said there is no plan to government regulation of the North Former Prime Minister Edward others about his personal finances Gilligan also criticized Rhodes "We are presently putting take care of school districts who run Heath, whose political life is at stake and campaign spending. refusal to make his tax returns and together a budget estimate for the out ol money if their levies fail. as leader of the opposition Con- He denied ever converting any campaign finance reports public. next two years." Gilligan said. "We "It would be an open invitation to Weather servative party, at once assailed the campaign funds into money for his "Two years before Watergate all are trying to figure what kind of electors to turn down every levy, package. personal use. the members of my cabinet and expenses we'll be likely to knowing they would be balled out." 'A cbaace of -1 bowers this He angrily pointed at Wilson and Rhodes was asked about the myself made our financial state- encounter in order to keep up state 'he said. moralag. becoming mostly cloady cried: "The government is not reports which were reported ments public." Gilligan said, services. However, the legislature doe* this afteraoea aad toalgkt. Highs prepared to put on one side-even missing from the Ohio Secretary of displaying his 1.040 forms and a "If the pressures of inflation have the authority to apply a today in the upper Ma. Lew* temporarily-any tingle aspect of their State's office. "These are all run by thick volume of campaign spending moderate in the next few months we uniform minimum property tax taught la the low Sea. Partly divisive policies which divide the committees, and I have nothing to reports. could progress with no changes in ' across the state, he added cloady aid. coat lined, mild nation." do with these committees." Rhodes There is no reason why Rhodes the tax structure." he said. "But if The Bowling Green Board el temerrew. Highs la.lhe apper Mi Wilson calmly replied that his said. should be allowed to keep campaign we are still in the raging grip of Education has indicated local Probability af prectplutiea 3t per government's program is designed to spending information from the inflation we may have to shelve schools may close if the proposed ceil today aad » per eeat taalght. achieve greater social justice for all "EVERYBODY that's running public, he added some of these programs." levy falls in Tuesday'• electioa. Britons i >— a/Th» SO News, Wednesday. Otfhw 30, 1*74 amity in the south
1 » (KHWII, former prut maotmy to And all over the admission of one students see in this situation is arab move rYnfcfonf GotaU ». f ord, 1$ tho author W frightened but determined young man matched by their enjoyment of the a now column to appear an Tho Nowt who knew he. too. was a ion of scene in Charlotte. N.C., where four •ditoriot paga Mississippi, even though his skin was Boston high school pupils were given TorHont rotignod at ford't prott black. the chance to see how "forced busing' Today's University of Mississippi is secretary Sept. f ofimi iht Frotidont J. F. terHersI o was working in that Southern school threat to peace pardonmd lormot pitstdunt tkhard M. still a relatively small school, having system Ninon only about 6,800 students Its 1974 Perfect it is not, but then nobody TorHont h now a national cofomnmt football team has fallen on hard times, expects Boston to be perfect, either The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) was given control lor Ihm D.lio.f Nowt Woihinyfon but its race relations apparently have I asked some of my young student Monday of all areas of the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Buroau. not friends at the University of Mississippi Strip that Israel may relinquish in the future by the Arab heads of state. Approximately 400 blacks are and Mississippi State why the South The move may be a threat to Middle East peace negotiations. OXFORD. MISS.-As we strolled the Deep South, the winds of change enrolled at Ole Miss now. enjoying the seems better able to live with school across the sun-dappled campus of Ole are refreshing. rights of all white students-including integration than the North, why the old Before the move by the Arabs, Israel indicated it would not negotiate Miss, the tall law student turned Back in 1962. the Ole Miss campus the right to maintain their own social slavery states appear to be adjusting with the PLO. abruptly to me and asked: "But why came under military siege because of clubs faster in matters of race relations than The PLO has been responsible for much of the terrorist activity did President Ford do it?" Meredith's determination to break the the states which ran the old directed against Israel since the June. 1967. war. Israel has retaliated He was not asking about the Nixon color barrier. Governor Ross Barnett AT MISSISSIPPI State University, underground railroads, fought to save against most of these raids in kind, usually attattacking the nation in pardon--although that is also an personally barred him despite a farther to the southeast, there are even the Union and presumably are more which the PLO raids have originated. unsettling question here. Rather, he Federal court order. more blacks with full participation in liberal in social and political attitudes There is definitely a bitter taste for each other in the PLO and Israeli was inquiring about Ford's Oct.. 9 university life and extra-curricular declaration that he "disagreed" with PRESIDENT KENNEDY called out activities THE ANSWER that most impressed mouths. the Boston court order on school busing federal troops lo quell the rioting and The day I arrived at Oxford, the me came from a white law student, the King Hussein of Jordan previously said he would not participate in any and had always opposed "forced busing dispatched Deputy Attorney General campus was agog over the visit of a son of a cotton grower in Mississippi's future negotiations to regain the land from the Israelis if the Arab to achieve racial balance." Nicholas Katzenbach to see that the new team of federal investigators delta leaders made the PLO move. It seemed ironic that the question law was obeyed. looking into discriminatory practices "We've been around blacks all our The feeling in the Jordanian camp is that Hussein will now carry should be asked here at the University at Ole Miss. But it had nothing to do lives." he said, "so we know each other __ through with his threat. of Mississippi where twelve years ago Before dawn came on Ocl. 1 that with race this time. The federals were pretty well. We're not perfect. Lord The loss of Hussein from Israeli-Arab negotiations would be very the campus was enveloped in an year, the campus was a shambles of checking out the complaint of a woman knows, but we're not scared of each that she was being denied admission to { damaging to the attainment of peace in the Mideast. He is one of the few atmosphere of racial violence, gunfire riotous behavior Two persons were other The first thing you Yankees and death over the admission of James killed in the melee and the ancient the music department's doctoral have todo is stop being scared " Arab leaders who recognizes the peace as the prime goal in the Mideast, Meredith, its first glack student. Lyceum building was pock-marked program because of her sex. Copyright 1974. Detroit News not Arab interests. Later. I was confronted with the with bullet holes The subtle humor that Ole Miss Universal Press Syndicate The action by the Arab leaders have increased the chances for another same question from another Ole Miss Middle Kast war. Two bitter antagonists are now staring each other in student, this one a black girl majoring in political science. the face. •%rn \WK"* UCjlMXKlbP TO EACH ol them, i had to confess I did not know why the President felt it necessary to say what he had said softening the blow about the tense busing situation in Boston. Perhaps.' I suggested. Ford only President Gerald K. Kurd is apparently trying to "soften the blow." wanted to remind the country that his On the receiving end of the blow are the American veterans, who may new administration was not get a shock when Ford vetoes the new GI bill passed by congress earlier responsible for Boston's school busing this month. problem. The President, according to White House officials, wants a new GI bill, "That's politics then." opined the but will veto the congressional bill because he feels it is inflationary. black girl, supplying her own answer. The law student was pragmatic, The bill would raise education benefits for Vietnamese veterans 23 per saying: "1 don't think he helped cent. anything by saying what he did." Ford is providing some salve for expected wounds by offering a "Jobs Helping a situation-being part of the for Veterans Plan of Action" which would recruit 70,000 veterans for solution instead of part of the problem, government jobs by June 30.1975. the end of this fiscal year. as the saying goes-is something the Ford yesterday called Vietnam veterans "silent heroes." Unless the South has been doing better than the President changes his mind on the GI bill they will become truly North on matters of racial amity in recent years. Even here in this part of "neglected heroes."
I l_race war danger 'SHOW ME SOMETHING I'D WANT TO SPEND A DOLLAR ONI
WASHINGTON-Pentagon strate- Intelligence reports note that the gists are quietly formulating plans that communists are also highly could conceivably drag the United sophisticated They have toned down States into an African racial war Here Jack the inflammatory propaganda of the LfiTTers are the inside details: past and are proposing instead a Most of the oil consumed by the West Anderson foreign policy that would be neither out in Fort Worth." he says to himself. is shipped in tankers which steam anti-American nor anti-Soviet. storaska Then, to Leda. "Now. I'll be the slam of door through the Indian Ocean and around The intelligence reports predict that woman, not really...tlaughter) and Dear Howie Rutter South Africa's Cape of Good Hope the communists will begin to share Leda, was it...you be the man. Now I Really, you statists will go to any The Soviet Union has been building power with the ruling Christian on the tube want you to attack me." extreme to shackle the freedom of up its fleel in the Indian Ocean and Democrats and then will gradually There he is Fred Storaska The rape Leda punts Fred right in the humankind defense planners now believe the increase their power. expert On the Merv Griffin show. testicles. One of them tumbles out of Your assinine assertions that the Kremlin could easily disrupt the added, that the Russians would In Portugal, the communists have Merv has already asked him about his pantleg onto the floor where it spins state has a right, and 1 quote, to expect lanker traffic increase the size of their fleet in those come out of hiding as the best when he first got interested in rape, like a ten cent top. Fred is hauled off me (you are quite general in this Thus, the United States, in concert waters unless the United States did it organized, most powerful political and what rapist inspired him the most, the stage by three stage hands application which is found on page one with its NATO allies, is proposing to first faction in the country. Already they and if he has a dog. lOoooos and Ahhhhhs) (Zsa Zsa asks of The BG News) to limit the amount defend the "Cape Route" from the are moving into position of power in Zsa Zsa is way down at the end. Irwin, "Vats going on. Dahling?") of alcohol 1 consume besmacks nothing alleged Russian threat. Such plans NO DEAL: Perhaps sometimes the new government. picking at her hair, strumming the Could this be true? Are we going to less than fascism. would undoubtedly require the investigative reporters should give the The intelligence reports warn that rhlnestones of her necklace. And Joyce see Fred Storaska on the Merv Griffin Granted, smashing others property cooperation of white ruled South public a report on a scandal they have U.S. base rights in Portugal's Azores Brothers is there, spine arrow straight, Show? He has all the tools. An uncanny is screwed But even more screwed if Africa. failed to find islands already are in jeopardy. legs crossed. Irwin Stillman is in the grasp of the obvious, the simplistic, the the extension the state by forced NATO officials admitted several next chair guzzling water out of the stereotype. closure of bars and arrests will months ago that "contingency plans" We have been bombarded with KLASSEN CLAMOR: In the days of pitcher. And Adele Davis, peeling a control were being drawn up Recent reports inquiries, .for example, about Richard the Pony Express, it took four days to carrot with a jackknife. And that pudgy AND WHO can deny that he has that People will soon realize that alcohol from South Africa, furthermore, tell of Nixon's presidential pardon get a letter from coast to coast Today. ESP expert from Basil You know. The gift of gab? He can take 10 minutes of is self-destructive and that it kind of naval visits by the British and French 100 years and $100 billion later, it still one who wrote the book vitally important information and leads to further destructive acts. When And U S officials are reportedly Many suspicious Americans refuse frequently takes four days. But It is Fred Storaska the audience inflate it into a two hour routine will you statists realize that any discussing plans to use South African to believe President Ford's The postal problem is a complicated is waiting for. Merv asks. "Won't you coercion is just as destructive as the (That, folks, is why he gets so much 0 port facilities explanation before the House Judiciary one. but much of the responsibility for do your routine'' The one about the money. I And to top it off he's an vandalism you abhor Committee that he thought the pardon it can be laid on the man who runs the wheelbarrow and the gouging and the expert. Just like Joyce Brothers or When you have heard the slamming ONCE MILITARY cooperation is would close the book on Watergate. shoe. Postmaster General Elmer grip and the girls from Chicago?" Fred Irwin Stillman. Move over Zsa Zsa of the cell door you have heard the established. NATO could eventually be They suspect there must have been a "Ted" Klassen says. "I'd be happy to." He hikes up his Make room for Fred. state I drawn into South Africa's escalating deal between Nixon and Ford Klassen is under investigation by the pants and swaggers out front, under Well. Bub. you say. If he prevented racial squabbles with its black FBI for accepting a fee from a postal the huge bright lights. (loud applause l just one rape it was all ...etc.. etc. I Jeffrey Hoon neighbors For several weeks, we have been contractor, a story first reported in our suppose so. I trust that everyone was 309' lEastMerrvSt There is a strong possibility, searching for evidence of such a deal. daily column. FRED TELLS the audience and the able to extract toe sensible parts from however, that the "Cape Route" issue We have questioned trusted sources And a congressional committee folks at home about how if men were his routine, (there were some) is a bogus one who are close to both Nixon and Ford. recently put Klassen's cronies under all they dreamed they were they'd I hope. too. that Fred doesn't get THE BC NEWS A recent United Nations report, oath and discovered that the embattled carry their genitalia around in a assaulted himself as he pushes his An InJiainBinl Sl«*«nt V.«» classified confidential, traces the One source was actually present at postal chief had not been candid about wheelbarrow in front of them (squeals wheelbarrow of cash out of town. controversy back to conservative San Clemente during the discussions his role in a number of post office of delight from teenage girls in IO>IO«I»IS!»» NATO officials who for years have that led to the pardon contracting boon-doggles. audience) William Hallberg •a*l«* cwfln nv haibatt been looking for an excuse lo include These and other charges have raised Then he flexes his fingers. The 470 Portage Road East msnef^toej aeJftsje '••# HI rywrri* South Africa in the western defense But if there was an advance a clamor for Klassen's removal. Rep. Storaska Grip. How to Portage. Ohio »im •+** kWh.W4.iti MtVcr system agreement between Nixon and Ford, •*4Kvttv* •4*>i«- -»«.€•• I atwn** Morris Udall (D-Ariz.) has already SQUEEEEEEZE the custard out of a •dttmtmt •4*- <•«! > toman... y The U N document, compiled by we have found no evidence of it asked Klassen to step aside. rapist's testicles. I moans 1 .Zsa Zaa makeup .td.f* lynn I •»*.. consultant Sean Gervasi. concluded Udell's call for Klassen's head will asks Irwin what "texticles" are but the end HM>H •4i>f* rrnMh fc |lav»' "The debate about the Cape Route, is We haven't uncovered one document, soon be taken up by some of the Irwin has seemingly died) But ph*t*.X»M*< mKhMlf |l.r. actually a smokescreen for hiding the we haven't located one witness, with congressman's Postal Committee suddenly. Fred has lept off the stage for the queen laay —l*t4tt ■«(►».yn n mvriay real motives of those who organized information about a Nixon-Ford deal. colleagues. and has grabbed Leda. the cute carhop •USJMSS STAP* it In an attempt to hang onto his post. from Queens out of her third row seat The real reason the institution of A secret US. foreign policy In the absence of any evidence to the Klassen has launched a counter-attack and be is dragging her up onto the Homecoming Queen will disappear is M.va.ha.naj.1 document on Southern Africa. National contrary, we will accept President But the handwriting is on the wall. Our stage that nobody's making big pastel- Security Study Memorandum 39. Ford's word that he pardoned Richard sources say he will be pushed out by It is time for the choking/gouging colored convertibles any more. bluntly acknowledges that South Africa Nixon because he thought it was the the end of the year. demonstration. This knocked them So now when Mel's Pontiac Sales It The W Haw* ■ EWMMWJ '■—■*»Y> '»-v -*r> "hopes to use the small but persistent right thing to do. We question Ford's Service. We Care For Your Car. comes Soviet naval presence in the Indian judgment, but we have no reason to up with the ritual transport, who wants Ocean as a basis for some sort of question his integrity. to sit in the bleachers and watch Miss collaboration with the United States Strongsville Consolidated Local's left ...with resultant increases U.S. naval NATO COMMUNISTS? Secret let's hear from you arm waving from the rear window of a presence in the area and use of South intelligence reports warn that two 2 door sedan? African ports. " western nations, both members of the And requiring the initiate to both Finally, there is the testimony of no Atlantic Alliance, are in danger of a The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. walk and smile at the same time for less an authority than Central Intelli- communist takeover. They are Italy three or so hundred yards of A Pretty gence Agency Director William Colby. and Portugal. Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask that columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced Girl Is Like a Melody would change her Urtwwt an. ■wtintu OHkM 10* In a closed-door session with a personality for good and make UmvaraityHaM congressional committee two months Italy is already at the brink of The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these Mm 172*003 limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste everybody in the crowd think of ago. be described the Soviet presence economic collapse. The communist , something they have to do right away. *-,■.-. in the Indian Ocean as "relatively party is emerging as the country's Letters and columns must include the author s name, address and .. small and inactive strongest, most disciplined political phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 University Hall. J Garmhausen •••■>*«*. N T taoi? There was little chance. Colby group. Department of English Wadnotetay, October 90. 1*74. Th. M NMI/H|I 9 New Cluster College designed
By Patricia Tbwnai problems related to science associate professor of bio- Chicago Museums of and society. logical sciences. Science and Industry. The Science Cluster A five-hour survey course He said the program will Natural History and the Pla- College, designed (or non- will focus on energy, exam- include 100-120 students netarium science majors, is being ining the various scientific Dr Baxter emphasized For further information planned for the spring fields. the Cluster's function as an and registration procedures, quarter. THE LABORATORY opportunity for students to students should attend Pending approval by the course (four hours) will em- obtain a bread look at meetings to be held tomor- appropriate councils, the phasize individual projects science and its role in row and Monday. Both Cluster would offer 13 or 14 and interests society. meetings will begin at »:S0 credil hours Science group A special problems This would be the third p.m. in 113 Hayes Hall. The' requirements of the College section dealing with contem- Science Cluster offered by University Division Office. of Arts and Sciences and the porary controversial topics the science department 26 Shatzel Hall. 372-0202 College of Education would also will be offered to those Previous clusters have may also be contacted for be satisfied by the Cluster, students whose programs included a field trip to the information as would the general science require 14 hours for group requirements of the College requirements. of Business Administration Students involved in the Biology, chemistry, Cluster, if it is approved, computer science, geology, would schedule blocks from newsnotes... philosophy of science and 10 a m noon daily. 2-4 p.m physics are the areas to be Monday-Thursday and 7-9 covered in the Cluster, p.m Wednesday for Cluster News conference which will have three basic activities parts Students are not required WASHINGTON (API-President Ford signaled a get- The first part is a science to live in Prout Hall and tough attitude to hold down oil imports and said seminar which would co- may exercise their S U yesterday he "will be open to suggestions" for revising ordinated by a member of option for an appropriate his anti-inflation program if the economy continues to the philosophy department number of hours, according falter The four-hour course will to Dr William D Baxter, In a wide-ranging news conference. Ford also reported Dabbi Domron Dave Myers consider the aims and director of the planned progress in nuclear arms limitation talks with the Soviet methods of science, and Science Cluster College and Union, reaffirmed his support for vice presidential nominee Nelson A. Rockefeller and announced a shakeup in the federal energy hierarchy. Students comment on coming election Ford visits hometown GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (API-President Ford Mi Rich Rensman makes you not trust the Democrats will win big in Joseph K Kelter. senior bility of a large Democratic issue as inflation because promised the most concerted attack on inflation ever Staff Reporter government and you really the election (AiS). said. "They've (poli- victory she has heard so many made in this country as he returned borne last night for don't know if they are Dave Wilson, sophomore ticians) all become so "Neither one of the major persons complaining about the first time since entering the White House. A random sample of Uni- honest (Ed. i. disagreed with ungodly honest since Water- parties have come up with costs. "Face it-money is Ford called for a new spirit in Congress, instead of the versity students shows that Stredney Wilson said the gate I can't stand it any- good solid ideas." Felter important in living " present Democratic control on Capitol Hill. most intend to vote in the But I think people will Watergate incident should more, it's getting absurd said, especially concerning Although most students Ford, returning to the city where be was raised and the upcoming November elec- take voting more serious not be a major concern in now inflation said they would vote. Mari- congressional district he served 25 years, was greeted by tion but there are mixed They will check them "Education should be the lynn Newton, senior (Ed.I. about 3.000 people and a driving rain at the airport. feelings conrcrmng the (candidates) out first." issue." said Dave Meyers, said she expects a "really, event really low turnout." Damron said. "Politicians have all become so ungodly senior (A&S). "It has been Death penalty "I've just lost so much Martha Weaver, senior by-passed toe much, espec- NEWTON SAID she will faith in government as a i Ed i. said she does not ially in Ohio." vote but, "I think the idea of whole." said Lynda Kersch- honest since Watergate. I can't stand it WASHINGTON (AP)-The Supreme Court agreed think Watergate will have Meyers said he will vote boycotting the polls is a good yesterday to take another look at the death penalty, ner. senior lA&S) "It's not much effect on the elections anymore, it's getting absurd now.'' but I'm really confusel idea " She said voting is a Nixon so much it's how I including arguments that it is unconstitutional under any "I think people are tired of about who to vote for." lot of trouble and it has no circimstances. feel aboui Gerald Kord hearing about it I..nun' Gagen. freshman results. What happened with Nixon It will be the first death penalty case the court has But Dale Stredney. junior the election because only a He said a political advert- lA&S). said she will vote Richard Williamson, heard since June 29, 1972. when it held that capital is over with " IB.A.I, said he thinks few persons, not the whole isement lauding one candi- but. "I sort of hesitate to freshman (B.A.). said he is punishment laws then on the books were uncon- Kerschnor said she had Watergate will have a great Republican Party, were date for disclosing his tax vote for anyone really, you not voting in the election and stitutional. planned to vote but might deal of effect on the elec- involved information and belittling really can't rely that what change her mind gave no reason why he tion, "but I really don't Wilson said he intends to the opponent for not doing they say is going to into would not vote. But William- think the voters should con- vole and mentioned infla- the same, is an example of effect." son said he thinks Watergate Economy drops DEBBI DAMRON. fresh sider It" He said the inci- tion, unemployment and going too far. has hurt the Republicans WASHINGTON (AP)-The government reported man iB A I, said she thinks dent has happened and "is honesty as the major topics GAGEN SAID the Demo- "quite a bit " the political situation is "a yesterday that its early warning system for the economy being cleaned up now in the of the candidates. However. FELTER said he will vote crats have "a really good Of the nine students who registered the sharpest drop in 23 years in September, little bit better now since courts Wilson said. "I don't see and his reaction to the elec- chance of coming out on said they were voting, five Gerald Ford became raising the prospect of higher unemployment and idled whv they (politicians) have tion is "one of curiosity" top" because of Uw political "are voting in. their home- productive capacity in the months ahead. President But she said the STREDNEY. who said he to play it (honesty) up so because of a close guberna- events since Watergate. towns and four are voting in Watergate affair kind o( will vote, said he thinks the much." torial race and the possi- She said she views the big Bowling Green Lei's hear it for and GOOD GOVERNMENT rfSin'Z
in Wood County ••• in Ohio... Nation. For Co. Commissioner For Co. Auditor For Governor For State Treasurer For Attorney General
William Brown
For Secretary of State For State Auditor Robert Jane Coffer John J. John Dunipace Defarber Cilligan Glenn For State Rep. (83rd Dist.) For State Rep. (84th Dist.) For Congress (5th Dist.) For Lt. Governor Tony
For Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Joseph E. O'Neill Celeste
r*#4ltK t>i A»«Vfl>«n#m#l*« Justice Frank CeJetbreue Art WooJ CMM| »«»•"« Bruce Campaign Cwnmil*.. JKIUWI ttMm, CMfma*. Clifford F. Brown Toafsfon I0O3 VHtaj.D. S.wtm»Gt..n. O Edwards fmf 4/Ttw K» Hum* WX—ttf, OcfWt 90, ww Round-up includes plays, bonfire local briefs , Concert kicks off 74 Homecoming Candidates The University will be busy with politics tonight as two through Sunday. awarded at the football purchased the day of the p.m. Prior to the football Concerts, theater events, 9 30p.m -12:30a m candidates and a candidate's son plead their cases. The tent will feature live game Saturday. concert or at the door. game, the Homecoming the traditional coronation of Ralph Perk Jr., son of Senate hopeful Ralph Perk, will the Homecoming queen, TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS Dixieland music, dancing, Following the Warwicke queen and court will be food and beverages CORONATION ceremon- concert, a bonfire and a fire- presented. speak at 6 p.m. in 105 Hanna Hall about this year's bonfire, and football game by William Saroyan. "The statewide campaign will highlight "the Roaring Hungerers" and "Hello Out Admission to the tent is 82 ies for Homecoming queen works display will be held at a day at the door. Special 85 and court will be held at 5:30 Sterling Farm. A SELECTION of Roaring Perk is a Cleveland councilman, and his father is Re-Occurrence." the theme There" will be performed at currently Cleveland mayor. 7 p.m. tomorrow and Friday passes, good for all four p.m. Friday in the Forum. Andre Marchal, a blind Twenties-style movies will of Homecoming 1974 At 7 p.m.. Democrat Art Toalston and Republican Tonight at 8 p.m.. a free in 405 University Hall. They days, are on sale at the Student Services Bldg. The French organist, will also be shown at 11 p.m Union Ticket Office Tent 10 candidates will be appear in concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in 105IIanna Hall Charles Kurfess will debate the issues in 115 Education concert ' featuring will be directed by graduate Bldg hours are tomorrow and transported to the coro- Friday. The free concert, Sunday, the Collegiate "Chopper." a seven-man students Joseph A. Russo They are candidates for the 83rd district seat in the Ohio Friday. 5 p.m.-l a.m.; nation in 1920 automobiles one in the Artist Series, will Chorale will give a concert band putting the style of the and Pamela M. Erb. House of Representatives which Kurfess now holds big band era to contempora- Saturday. 11 a.m.-l p.m.: 4 and will wear Roaring be held in the Rental Hall. at 4 p.m. in the Main Audi- ry sounds, will take place in The fourth annual Alumni p.m.-midnight; and Sunday. Twenties costumes. School of Music and is open torium. University Hall. the Grand Ballroom. Union Faculty Day will begin 2-10 p.m. The Homecoming concert, to the public. "Mummenschanz." a PACE The concert is sponsored by tomorrow with about 35 Uni- Giant tissue paper and featuring Dionne Warwicke The annual Commuter Swiss mime troupe, will Cultural Boost versity alumni returning to chicken wire sculptures and comedian David Center Art Show will be held perform at 8 p.m. in the All students interested in working for the U.S. campus to teach classes In depicting the Roaring Brenner, will begin at 8 p.m. from 8-10 the same night in Main Auditorium. The show, government should apply to take the Professional and •Exit The King. their professional fields. Twenties will be created by Friday in Anderson Arena. the center in the basement portraying the progression Administrative Career Examination (PACEl by 5 p.m. tomorrow. Ionesco's play about the They will also discuss students living in residence Tickets are 85 general of Moseley Hall. It will also of life from the ape stage to slow decaying of a dying career possibilities with stu- halls and Greek living units admission and 85.50 for be open from 10 a.m.-l:30 a gradual evolution where The PACE test, a replacement for the old civil service king, will be performed by dents They will be displayed reserved seats, and are on pin and 4-8 p.m Saturday, the animal uses all his body exams, is one of the only ways to qualify for the job eligibility lists, according to James Treeger, assistant the French company. Le Friday at various campus sale at the Union ticket and 10a m -2pm Sunday. parts, is part of the Artist Treteau De Paris, at 8 15 Eight graduates will parti- locations. Trophies for the office. Saturday the Falcons Series and is free and open director of placement The tests are given four times each year, in November. January. March and May. tonight in the Main Audi- cipate in special career best sculptures will be They will be 86 and 86.50 If meet Ohio University at 1:30 to the public. Treeger has arranged for the November test to be torium counseling sessions tomor- given on campus. Nov. 21 from 8 a.m.-l p.m. and Nov 22. row afternoon, during which from 12:30-5 p.m. time they will talk infor- Tomorrow al noon the Charity group aids local agency Applications are available from the Placement Office. mally with students who Union Activities Office 360 Student Services Bldg (UAO) Spooktarular begins have specific questions and Giving away money is agency which receives received 4.172 calls dealing the co-chairmanship of Dr. in the Union II will include concerns. something very few students money from Crusade of with problems ranging from Harold Obee, professor of the appearance of Ken the do without some deep Mercy donations is Crisis legal information to medical speech, and Clara Chokenea. Jackson talk Fool, who is a Milwaukee The "BGSU Homecoming thought There are a lot of Phone advice on birth control and senior (B.A I. The drive for Dr. Wes Jackson, author of "Man and the comedian, a pumpkin Big Top" tent, sponsored by small charitable groups An aid to the University drugs. donations began Oct. 2 and is Environment, will speak at 7:30 p m. tonight in 210 Math- carving contest, and perfor- the Alumni Association, will asking for dollars for special and Bowling Green. Crisis This agency is one of scheduled to end Nov. 8. Science Bldg He has titled the free talk "Figurin' out a mances by Tony Packo's be in the south stadium causes Phone provides moral, emo- hundreds suffering from although money will be Way to Stay Amused While We Live Till We Die- Cakewalkin' Jass Band from parking lot tomorrow Asking for "your fair tional and emergency aid to price hikes and rent accepted after that date Cheaply." share." the Crusade of any caller increases. Crusade of Mercy Mercy works directly in is a main source of funding, A book sale is planned at a *•••••••*****••** northwestern Ohio. WORKING THROUGH through donations by later date in front of Brown tag talk Launched by the United volunteers, half of which are students and other persons Williams Hall, with profits THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIQHTI * Appeal. Crusade of Mercy students. Crisis Phone is on who help by giving of their going towards the Crusade Leslie Black, organizer of the Co-op Nursery at Trinity SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEE SPECIAL! benefits one out of every call 24 hours a day to try to time and resources. of Mercy. In addition, red. Methodist Church, will speak on her role in starting the OPENING TILL &00 P.M. - ALL SEATS $1.00 three residents of Lucas. help with the problems a white and blue canisters will nursery at noon today at the University Center for Wood and Ottawa counties person can't handle alone. On campus and in Bowling be placed at various campus Continued Learning NOW PLAYING! An example of one local Last year Crisis Phone Green, the Crusade is under locations for donations. EVE. 7:00 & 9:15
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R ^P* Color ilPWi 1974's MOST HILARIOUS WILDEST MOVIE IS HERE! Ponderosa Steak House COMING SOON TO B.O.-THE LONGEST YARD" Mon.-Fri. 11-9 Stadium Plaza )•/■ AIRPORT 197S" • "TH£ OOCSSA FIU" • "HARRY & TONTO") L Wooster St., Across from the football stadium Sat. 10-6 Center VV.dn.wJay, Octobar 30, 1»74, TS. BG N.w./f09. S UAO Halloween Nite PRESENTS Oct. 31st w IOTOTSJI University Union Moowlighf KEN THE FOOL
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$1.00 MOONLIGHT BOWLING 775*- 9-'0 W/ii CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: 2DAWW-3C. BOWL FROM A CHAIR - A chair will be set up a! the foul line You Tiust sit in the chair and bowl from there freewikffi PIN POINT • In this game you must knock down a certain number of pins specified tn each frame and you will be awarded a bonus From the opening sequence, in which Judith tor each frame that you do knock down the required pins UST BALI ON RACK • Here you've got to use whichever ball is O'Dea is terrorized by the first living corpse in the last on the ball return This gives you a chance to try different the twilight cemetery, to the last slow balls LOW SCORE ■ A chance for the not so good bowlers to show dissolves and pans of still pictures, depicting everyone else how it's done You try to get a low score by knock the hero's death, the film is filled with a mg down the fewest number of pins However you will be penal i/ed if you throw a gutter ball So try to only knock down 1 or 2 ghoulish undertow that pauses only now and pins then for threadlines to reality. Night of the HEAD PIN • In this event you only get credit for pins knocked down it you hit the headprn It's as simple as that. Living Dead has achieved classic status in a ON YOUR KNEES • You guessed it This time you've got to relatively short period of time, particularly for approach the foul line >n your knees GOOD LUCK HOP ON ONE FOOT ■ Oh Boy Let's see you hop on one leg to its subject matter. Constantly playing to Ken the Fool, the zany comedian from Milwaukee, will provide laughter and hilarity during U.A.O.'s Happy Hour, approach this time It COULO be fun. packed houses in midnight shows and on Halloween day. Halloween night, Ken the Fool will provide even morelaughter as he makes a fool of himself on stage in the BOWL WITH OPPOSITE HAND ■ If you're a right-handed bowler, all Falcon's Nest. The show will start at 8:00 and will feature Ken's best entertainment techniques such as clowning, ritual you do is bowl with your left hand for this one And |ust the oppo college campuses throughout the nation. Night site if you're a southpaw making, music and story telling. You don't have to bowl in all these events You can pick any three of the Living Dead has won a well-deserved Wisconsin's "State Foci" has attended Loyola University, The University of California and Xavier University in prepara- you would like to try and the cost will be only 3 events for % 1 00 reputation as one of the most chilling horror tion for his entrance into the Jesuit Priesthood, a goal which he later abandoned. Prizes will be awarded to the winner of each event Therefore A few of the things which Ken has done include, the development of his own concept in communication, (sound there will be a total of eight prizes films of recent times. poetry), studied at the Ringling Brothers Clown College, taught himself sign language and studied Western Mysticism. He is many personalities in one, and relies on the traditions of a medieval tester and the spirit of the primitive trick- ster He has searched for a new way to communicate laughter, and we think he has found it. Come to the Union and see "The Fool".
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IF 1 1 C fi SBM.E.S » B 41 Grace and Gene booth 42 West Coast inst. 37 Venetian coin 1" .SLN V P I 1 1 . i '. :■ 43 ]vca 38 Excellence ■ t ■ > E \Vf ' ' 44 Be attractive 4? Search " ■ , •• ■1 47 Air out «' Asian milk A | D • MiS] •: '. A • 61 Magician , drink '■ i' m ' 53 Variety 4.1 Horn 1 iN '• ■ ■' ■ . ! 54 Slays 44 Church part ■MM ' 1 I '• ■ 65 Thunder god 45 Mem • F f! 1 R||C I n r nch p :j» . 56 lamb * E * ""} v £ ■ »[B]R! J I ' 57 Fencing swords " "an "' «™ 1 0 • I U ■ ■ ' .-. ' 58 Building wings 48 Sports: Abbr. R 1 Vf |G ■ '■ ' 49 Saw. for one " v DOWN 50 Goes wrong . ' f 4 l i - ■• ' ' l 1 I 1 Give up 52 Party dish 1 '■ I i ■ i i '. IT . .'. ) c sM '. • 1 >■ ■ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau UHAI'S THE MATTER WITH i mo m- YOUR. YOU, MAN? UHY INSmUOSD MOM'SHE EVEN "MY NAME IS 0OBBY MOTHER DO YOU KEEP X WAS n? BY wans now MATTHEWS I AM SEVEN GAVE YOU MY SAYING. 'PIEASE iNsmucw mo? EORME.SOI YEARS OU> PLEASE THIS?I MOTHER DONymMe'?' TO. miiDta fomei. DON'T HIT ME." LOVES ME / ~«m>- CLaSSIFIED ~*®»* We are not responsible lor mistakes unless notified on first day ol insertion. CAMPUS CALENDAR Organizational meeting ol ATTENTION STUDENTS "Friends In Him." tonighl at PLEASE CHECK YOUR Wednesday. October 30 1974 7 30 pm in Founders east PLACEMENT BEFORE lounge For more information REGISTERING FOR The Student's International Meditation Society will be checking lor call 372-1431 or 353-0504 ENGLISH 111. 112. 113 310 those who practice Transcendental Meditation Iran 1 to 3 30 today Moslev 372-0019 in the Faculty Lounge. Union Luke - Have a Spooky birthdav - I Love You. Slim and Hope The Foxy 14 and the Everlovin The Association lor Childhood Education is sponsoring a Halloween 18 make Xi world go round Party with Elementary students this evening from 7 to 8 p.m in the The AX s came as they dared Dogwood suite ol the Union Open to all interested they certainly were frightened Law Society meeting Wed Ocl and scared They made it 30 at 7 p m Come hear a cues! The Elementary Physical Education Advisee meeting lor Winter through well enough to say. speaker Irom Campus Salety quarter schedule has been set for 7 ! 30 p. m in 202 Hayes Th.mx Sig Ep's. vou made our Room 200 M 11 All welcome day." There will be a meeting ol Stop Rape Alliance tonight at 7 30 p m Actives get psvched for turn In 303 Hayes. arounddav L& L the Sigma s Pike Pledges - The IXis want to The Photo Club will meet tonight at 7 p. m in 112 Life-Science say thanks so much for the lea AAUW used book sale Trinity There will be an advanced lecture open to those who practice Delta Gamma Pledges Methodist Church 200 N . Transcendental Meditation sponsored by the Student's Inter- Summil Thurs Ocl 31 and Fn national Meditation Society at 6 30 p.m in 109 Business Kappa Sigs. Alpha Phis. AEPis Nov 1 Administration and AX s. what a way to have a tea' AX ssav thanx' FOR SALE RIDES Abortion Information Service C Clinic very close to area 1-24 COMPLETE STEREO OUTFIT 25 OFF 10 OFF Need ride. Chicago-Milwaukee week pregnancy terminated by- -CHEAP 354-4652 ONI 16 or ONE 10 COUNT BO* area Thurs . 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MINDLY FOOD STORES gifts made to order Open 10-8 the Alpha Chi Active* to a FUN A Chi O's lor a great 4-way tea After hours I Sun by appt 853 Mon thru Sal night you will never forget' at the Gig'The Alpha Phis NapoleonRd Suites. Wednesday. October 30, 1974, The BO rtewi/fef* 7 Mark Glover Falcon defensive team Falcon defensive end r BUI Whidden (90) Hfta a fc inspired late comeback Marshall receiver in the air during last Satur- day's contest. The Bv M*rk Glover better with the passing of time. During the final 30 minutes, sophomore tackling Sporu Editor they cracked down even harder on the Thundering Herd. artist is ranked second It was the defensive unit that dealt the death blow to Mil in the Mid-American The general consensus among the Falcon football in the third quarter After Falcon tailback Dave Preston Conference in tackles followers last weekend was that BG played only 30 minutes scored his second touchdown to put BG ahead. 14-3. while beating Marshall. 28-3 Marshall put a long drive together for losses with 13 sacks Even head coach Don Nehlen agreed thai BG's The Thundering Herd had a first down on the BG 13-yard for minus 64 yards. performance was not adequate in the first half when the line and a score would have put BG in a desperate position (N.wsphoto by Michael Falcons were shutout by the Thundering Herd. 3-0. But. the defense came to the rescue once again. G. Grone) "We played a half of a football game." said Nehlen in the MARSHALL tailback Bill Stevenson was blasted on the happy BG locker room last Saturday "We were just a flat next play, and he fumbled to his own man for an eight-yard football team the first half loss Two plays later on fourth down. BG's Bill Whidden poured through the Marshall offensive line to dump Bob Wilt GRANTED. THE Falcons were less than spectacular for and end the Ml' threat Whidden's play paved the way for the initial two periods of play against Marshall Nehlen had the Falcon rout every right to be upset. But. I am sure that even he would It's more than fair to say the Falcon offensive unit staged have to qualify his statements considering the performance a strong comeback Yet. it is important to add that their of the BG defense in the first half. comeback was made easier by the consistently fine play of It would be more correct to say that the offense played the defense throughout the game half a football game The defensive unit started out tough and stayed that way It must have been a personal shock to the defensive squad when some of the fans at Doyt L Perry Field booed the Falcons into the locker room at the halftime intermission Whidden specializes in 'big plays' Those defensive players who excelled were probably wondering what they had to do to win applause BvDtetRees This was nothing new for which also lead the BG instinct he picked up as a "I have to give credit to Saturday He played the A stubborn defensive unit trudged onto the turf each time Assistaet Sports Editor Whidden Against East ranks linebacker God for giving me the ability entire second half of the after six BG offensive drives stalled in the first half This is Carolina, he recovered a But statistics don't tell the "I'm not that strong on the to play football and giving Marshall game with a mild a credit to the stamina of the defensive squad Even when Bill Whidden is unique. He fumble which led to the whole storv. according to pass rush If a quarterback me a good mind." he said shoulder separation Ml' had excellent field position on a punt fumble in the is blessed with outstanding Falcons only touchdown. Whidden drops straight back. I'll Whidden's spirituality led second quarter, the defense held the Thundering Herd to a athletic ability, yet he In successive games "A lot of people don't see hesitate." Whidden to his involvement with "IT HAPPENED in the field goal credits his sensational against Dayton. Western me when I don't make the explained "I ve done a lot Athletes in Action, a second quarter on a punt," defensive play this season Michigan. Toledo and Kent tackle, which might happen belter on rollouts " Christian group of athletes he said I didn t find out it IF THE defense had not done such a fine job of holding not only to his coaches, but State, he sacked opposing on five oul of six plays," he on campus was separated until Sunday Marshall, it would have been extremely tough for the also to God quarterbacks for losses, all explained "I don't think THE FORMER all Ohioan "I became a Christian two night " offense in the second half. As it turned out. they only had to The defensive end has aiding Bowling Green I've ever been hurt by a from Troy gives the BG years ago." Whidden said Despite the injury. rally from a three-point deficit established himself as the WHIDDEN IS currently tackle I've missed, but I coaches much ol the credit The group is learning how to Whidden said he really Like a good wine, the defense became progressively Falcons' "big-play'' artist tied with Dave Brown as the don't always make the big for his success so far. be a better athlete with God, wants to play against Ohio His most recent important Falcons' top tackier with 74 play " "They (the coaches I can he explained "Our belief is University Saturday play came against Marshall in seven games He has The 6 1'. 208 pound sopho pick up tendencies and let us with God He died so we "It's a big game We're last Saturday tackled the opposition 13 mote considers himself know what to expect from could live " both going for second place On a crucial fourth down times for losses totaling 66 fortunate (o be starling for the other team." ho Hid "It's a big part of my if Toledo gets beat." he said in the third quarter. yards to also pace BG in that the Falcons this season As a "We know what to look for life." he added, referring to "We've really improved Whidden broke through to category In addition, he has freshman, he gained junior most of the time " his group membership with every game and we've nail Herd quarterback Bob tipped four passes and varsity experience as a But even more important Whidden showed some of got a lot better team than Wilt for a long loss recovered two fumbles linebacker. to Whidden is God. his determination las! people think " LAST SPRING. Dave Turner was ineligible Chorman's six tallies because of grades and Mike ATTENTION FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ll.ii i .mi,m was injured, thus THINKING OF TEACHING AS A POSSIBLE CAREER? paving the way for ■ first leads field hockey unit team defensive end berth for THEN CONSIDER Whidden By Lauri Lesrh When he came back this EARLY SEMINAR IN EDUCATION Staff Writer fall, Whidden found that Turner was moved to safety, (EDC0 200) Sophomore Sue Chorman starred last weekend as the and Harraman sustained Falcon women's field hockey team won the consolation another injury. • CONVERSATION WITH TEACHERS I've really been bracket of the Ohio Association of Intercollegiate Sports • VIEWING OF VIDI0TAPES Women (OAISWI tournament at Oberlin fortunate to get the chance Chorman scored four goals as Bowling Green blitzed Lake to play,'' he said "I never - DISCUSSION OF CURRENT EDUCATIONAL ISSUES Erie. 6-0. after seventh-seeded University of Dayton really doubted my ability, eliminated BG from the championship bracket. 5-0. Ginny though." WINTER AND SPRING QUARTERS McGee scored the other two BG goals in the Lake Erie Whidden said his only contest. problem playing end is that TWO CREDIT HOURS • ONE EVENING PER WEEK on many pass plays he will BOWLING GREEN concluded the weekend by finishing hesitate before rushing, an LOOK FOR COURSE LISTING IN THE WINTER-SPRING i 975 SCHEDULE off Miami. 2-0, on goals scored by Chorman Ohio Wesleyan's new defense strategem proved to be too much for BG's "A" and "B" teams in last Monday 6 TDUCh Of afternoon's hockey action. HEY OWU shut out the "B" squad. 3-0. BG's offensive atUcks clo6t> end Q were not effective in the first half of the match, but the PODNERS! defense managed to hold Wesleyan to one goal OWU broke bit of wit... the game open late in the second half witl, two goals The "B" squad had 12 shots on goal. WEDNESDAY IS Chorman scored the only goal in the first period of the "A" match, as the Falcons fell to the Bishops. 4-1 BG had DI0NNE 9 $ DOLLAR DAY $ seven shots on goal but couldn't seem to find the cage. % Hockey action starts at 3 this afternoon as the Bowling HAMBURGER PLATTER Green "A" and "B" teams meet Eastern Michigan on WARWICKC «,, Sterling Farm Field wrlh CorYiediovi and (wa$$i DAVID BPENNER - , BARGAIN ADMISSION Vt pound freshly ground purt beef, « FOR ALL PERFORMANCES! on toasted sesame s.ed bun, 8:00*. ADULTS $1.00 - CHILD 50i frtnch fn«s and coltslaw ■ sponsored by UAO 1 the rtal thing, Cofct* Friday-November4!* HBnHBB NOW PLAYING Falcon safety Dave Turner (97) climbs th« back of EVLAT7r00-ft20 , 'Ticteb»Ge»iem{ \5.0O a teammate as ho attempt* to block a field goal available a-, .^erved te. 50 The Detective The Rich Widow The Millionaire Father. Assorted $1.00 aqaimt Manhall last Saturday at Doyt L Perry Shady Characters and a Couple of Mysterious Ladies. Their Des Field The Falcons won the contest. 28-3 and will times are Untangled in Chinatown. REQ. $1.46 "—aft .Dflyof^QW^.OO foce Ohio University Saturday (Newsphoto by SAVE 46c Michael G. Grone) 300 EAST W00STER ST. Reserve Seating Alpha Chi Omega Still Available is proud to welcome their new affiliate Diane Heydinger GIGOLO Now Open 4 Nights LIVE BANDS WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY HAPPY HOURS: WED. 8 P.M.-2 A.M. NCAA soccer bid on the line today By Pel* Kmlrh.n tournament whether he likes It or not. The winner will take Cleveland State it second and Akron is third However, an "Their style of play is very similar to ours," he explained Staff Writer over the favorite's role In the upcoming NCAA tourney Akron win today would put them, as Cochrane says, "in the "They're young, they have a short-passing attack, very invitations driver's seat." balanced, excellent defense and quick goalie. Wh«ti Falcon co»ch Mickey Cochrane talks about his Although sporting only a 4-4-1 record, the Zips have been aoccer learn, he it as old-fathloned as the 1937 Chevrolet he TRADITIONALLY, the NCAA hat picked the winner of defeated by such teams as second-ranked Howard. 2-0. and INDEED. THE Zips, who are coming off a school record thy. the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association (OCSA) at one of the SIU-Edwardsville. &-0. It is because of this caliber of performance in downing Youngstown State 14-1. have been From the beginning of the season to his 6-0-1 record now. four mldwestern participants for the tournament. competition that head I'A coach Bob Dowdy thinks Ins stiff opposition in the past as the Falcons have not posted a Cochrane hat refuted to dwell on the possibilities of his St Louis, the number one ranked team in the nation, and squad has a chance at the NCAA bid despite their record v/in in six attempts against them The last Falcon loss was a aqnad earning a third ttraight berth to the NCAA Southern lllinou-Edwardsvllle. third In the nation, are "Looking at it from a selection perspective, even though 5-0shutoutinl971. tournament. virtual "shoe-ins'' for two spots The third and fourth pick we only have a mediocre record, we probably play a more The Zips will be led by senior goalie Bosville Salmon, Rather than speculate on the bid. he would cite his ''take will come from the likes of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Indiana. demanding schedule than Bowling Green,'' Dowdy said fullbacks Patrick Aquart and Bimbo Shoyoye and halfback em one at a time" philosophy But today's match with the Colorado College and the OCSA champion Roby Stahl. who survived two cuts in the American Olympic University of Akron forcet Cochrane into talking about the The Falcon* are currently the leading OCSA candidate. "IF WE WIN Wednesday and win our final three. I see no team trials last summer. reason why we wouldn't be a good midwest choice." he Despite Zip credentials. Cochrane is confident of his added squad's ability. When the Falcons played Cleveland State two weeks ago. "The key will be which team can take the other out of it was billed at "the game of the year The Vikings were their game first." Cochrane said "We'll have to play more first in the OCSA polls, and BG was second But. Cochrane aggressive than our last couple of times, though." he said in readily admits that Akron will be the toughest opposition his reference to action against Cleveland State and Ohio State squad will face this season. Indeed, the Falcons unimpressive effort against Ohio "They have just as much at stake in this thing i NCAA bid I State last weekend could be detrimental in earning the as we do. Maybe more. They haven't been there recently NCAA bid because former OSl' coach Walter Ersing is a like we have." Cochrane said. "In all. it's a game of member of the tournament selection committee survival because the loser is out of it." But. Cochrane viewed the unimpressive wins in more Asked if the Zips were comparable to any team the pragmatic terms. Falcons have seen this year. Cochrane replied. "Yeah. "I'd rather be unimpressive and winning than be Bowling Green. unimpressive and losing. Cochrane said The BG News'3 PORTS PageS Wednesday, October 30, 1974 Ali regains world title BULLETIN FOREMAN seemed to be mans previous 40 victories eighth round began KINSHASA. Zaire (API- winning the eighth round had been by knockout. appeared to be very tired. Muhammad Ali knocked out when All backed him into a BUT. IN the early George Foreman with a corner and landed a left and morning hours in this But he seemed to be right to the head and won right to the head equatorial African nation. winning that round until Ali back the world heavyweight The defeat was the first Foreman was simply no unleashed the finishing championship here last ever for the 25-year-old match for the 32-year-old flurry that must rank as his night to cap one of the Foreman, and the crowd of Ali most spectacular accom- greatest accomplishments 50.000 created a mob scene plishment in a career with ever in sport and went crazy Foreman, whose right eye the unique and great in Falcon Irtihmoti Kevin Bov. momuvm far position ouointt on Ohio Star* It came 10 years after Ali Thirty-seven of Fore- was beginning to close as the boxing. Maneuver hooter during latl Saturday's- action. The BG teccar craw will (oca the had first won the title by University of Akron today in a game that could decide an NCAA bid for either knocking out Sonny Litton team. 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