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PARIS (API - The North Vietnamese recognize any cease-fire agreement able" proposals declared yesterday there will be no concluded against its will The Viet Cong argued that in failing further negotiations with Henry A to sign the agreement, the United Kissinger until the United States IN FOUR HOURS of vituperation States shortened the chances for U.S. commits itself to signing the draft between the opposing Vietnamese dele- prisoners of war getting home by peace agreement gations, there was little to show that Christmas North Vietnamese and Viet Cong peace is at hand,' as Kissinger. speakers denounced the Nixon admini- President Nixon's advisor, said last U.S. DELEGATE William J Porter stration for what they called a breach week avoided the polemics of the other three of promise" in failing to sign the Nguyen Xuan Phong of tne South delegations In a brief statement, he accord by Oct 31. the deadline set by Vietnamese delegation did not directly reiterated that the issues still to be Hanoi refer to the peace agreement in his clarified in the draft agreement "can The Saigon government warned at speech but raised a series of major be settled quickly with effort and the 165th weekly session of the peace objections to what he said were will." conference that it would refuse to "utterly contradictory anil unaccept- He warned that the United States would not allow itself to be rushed into a settlement of "the few remaining problems of substance He denied the repeated Communist Nixon explains charge that these problems were mere pretexts for delay, and declared
"MISUNDERSTANDINGS, if they exist, must be faced frankly and dealt settlement delay with Kxcessive haste in settling the final elements would jeopardize the work that has been one and might place contention that the United Stales had WASHINGTON (API - President the future viability of the agreement in agreed to sign a Vietnam settlement Nixon said last night "we are ready to doubt ' pact by that date conclude" a Vietnam peace settlement Kissinger told a news conference last The nine-point agreement disclosed but "we are not going to allow an week it was up to Hanoi to set the date by Hanoi makes no reference to an election deadline or any other kind of for a final secret negoliating session Indochina-wide cease fire Rather, it deadline to force us into an agreement He said the United. Slates has given "a says "24 hours alter the signing of the which would be only a temporary truce commitment that the text that will be agreement, a cease lire shall be and not a lasting peace " agreed to at the next session will be the observed throughout South Vietnam In his first nationally televised politi- final text and that no new changes will cal broadcast of the campaign. Nixon The nine point draft agreement dis- be proposed declared "we are going to sign the An autumn orroy, with at mony leaves on tho ground as on tho troos, otchos closed by Hanoi also says that all The North Vietnamese spokesman. agreement when the agreement is 1 decorative paltornt for this bicyclist's scenic rid*. Fall warmth will foreign troops would IK withdrawn Nguyen Thanh I.e. told newsmen after right, not one day before-and when the disappear along with tho seasonal bicyclist. from Cambodia and Laos aiul lli.il the session that the United Stales had agreement is right, we are going to military activities in those two given such a commitmenl on the text sign, without one day's delay countries would end negotiated last month. •WE HAVE reached a substantial agreement on most of the terms of UN settlement." Nixon said the settlement the U.S. is ready to conclude would accomplish the basic objectives he presented on District candidates' views vary May 8 A return of all prisoners of war. a ceasefire throughout Indochina" and By Scotl Scredon tary spending and the minimum wage. On other issues. Latta voted against inflation in the first part ol the Nixon the $250 billion spending ceiling bill the Whalen amendment on the military administration last month. the right of the South Vietnamese to Managing Editor REP. LATTA voted against the draft, and the Hathaway amendment, Edwards also said he believes in a determine their own future "without Mansfield end-the-war amendment, THIS BILL would have given Presi- that would have added more funds to guaranteed income for all Americans, having a communist government or a Bruce Edwards. Democratic candi which would have called for with- dent Nixon the power to cut the federal coalition government imposed on them .date for Fifth District Congressman, the Federal Higher Education Act. but would not say how much of a drawing U.S. forces from Vietnam- guarantee he favored budgel lor the 1*73 hscal year to $250 against their will ." and Delberl Latta. the incumbent subject to the release of American pri- billion, and to cut all but a few of the HE ALSO voted against a bill that Without giving details. Nixon said Republican candidate, agree there are soners of war-within nine months of programs authorized by Congress. would have exempted admission He said the total cost of such a plan "there are still some issues to be strong philosophical differences its adoption. policies at all higher educational insti- would work better and cost less than Edwards also said he thought l.atta resolved..." between them The amendment was offered a tutions from laws banning sexual dis- the Current welfare program, which is was a supporter of "big business." "I think Mr. Edwards put it quite number of times last year and early which he described as giving money NIXON SAID he has insisted that crimination, and voted for continued a "sort of hostile detective approach ." clearly when he said he is a firm sup this year. construction of the Supersonic Trans He also accused Latta of abdicating and power to the wealthy, then letting these issues be settled before the porter of Senator McGovern. and I am Latta said he voted against the port airplane iSS'l'i his congressional powers by voting for it trickle down to lower income people. agreement is signed, adding "that is a follower of President Nixon," l.atta amendment because there was no why we refused to be stampeded into The Whalen amendment would have said assurance that prisoners would be re- extended the military draft for one meeting the arbitrary deadline of Issues that both candidates sec .is leased year instead of two The bill was voted October 31st " representing a clear distinction of their "We were merely hoping that they This was a reference to Hanoi's on in 1971 and defeated. views include the Vietnam war. mill- ithe North Vietnamese! would do The Hathaway amendment, voted on that." Latta said in April of 1971. would have added $726 Edwards said he supported the end- million for federally-financed educa- the-war amendments and would have tional programs This bill was also re- voted for them if he had been in Con- jected. gress l.atta said he voted for the SST "This war has torn the country because the United Stales was ahead of apart, and has torn me apart." he said all other countries in the aerospace industry, and should keep ahead. "OUR PARTICIPATION in the Viet "We also COUM have come up with a namese war has done more to slow much cleaner, less polluting plane than down acceptance of democracy and the French did. he said capitalism in under-developed coun- tries than anything we've ever done," EDWARDS HAS called the current he said 5.5 per cent unemployment rate "in- Edwards was also critical of Latta's excusable ." support for the military-industrial He said President Nixon's decision to complex, saying it is "a waste of the raise interest rales, which allowed pro- economy " fits to go up in the non-labor sector of Delbert Lotto Bruce Edwardt Edwards said he was for the Leggett the economy, and his hands-off amendment, which would have cut $350 policy" on prices until lasl year led to million from the Safeguard anti-ballis- tic missile system I ABM I He also opposed the new B-l bomber Both programs are being continued by the federal government. Ohio College Association Latta voted against the Leggett amendment, and the amendment to Absentee ballots delete funds for the B-l bomber.
Monday is the last day students can have absentee ballots notarized LATTA SAID he didn't support the recent bill in the House of Representa- opposes tax amendment at the Office of Voter Facilitation Greg Jackson, director of the office, said as of yesterday afternoor tives to raise the minimum wage notary publics had processed about 2.500 ballots. because it discriminated against young The Ohio College Association (OCA), continuing financial support to both THE LONG RANGE effect of such a Because three to four thousand students will be voting in this area. people headed by University President Hollis public and private institutions in the move would be a denial of higher Jackson estimated there still could be as many as 9,000 students that The bill in the House would have state, according to the statement. education to a significant number of musl have ballots notarized between today and next Monday raised the minimum wage to $1.80. A Moore Jr. announced its opposition yesterday to the repeal of the state The OCA is concerned because the students, the OCA reported. He said at least two notary publics should be available at his office then to $2 within two years. Latta said the House bill would have income tax repeal of the state income tax could at all times. Ohio's public institutions of higher permitted students to work below the The OCA. representing 68 colleges seriously limit the quality and avail- education rely on state appropriations minimum wage, but non-students and universities, adopted the ability of higher education in Ohio, the NOTARY PUBLICS will not be on duty Tuesday, election day. for as much as half of their operating would not have been permitted to do resolution at a recent meeting of statement said. because "it'll be almost impossible for anyone to submit an absentee budgel according to the news release. presidents of most of Ohio's colleges. According to an OCA news release, ballot in time if he doesn't notarize it until Tuesday." he said this "We can't pass laws that would dis- the organization strongly believes the All absentee ballots must be notarized and submitted to local criminate against young people." he "EXCELLENCE in higher education financial burden of higher education Because of the threat to Ohio's state boards by 630p.m. Tuesday. Nov. 7. said. is of vital importance to the future of should not be shifted to the individual services, particularly education, the The Office of Voter Facilitation. 325 Williams Hall, will be open On the other hand. Edwards said he all citizens of the slate of Ohio." the student, which could happen if the Ohio College Association is urging today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. tomorrow from 10 am to 1 p.m. and would have voted for the minimum OCA resolution stated amount of state aid to colleges and Ohioans to vote "No" on Issue 2 next- Monday from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. wage proposal. Higher education in Ohio depends on universities is decreased. Tuesday. Dr Moore said. Pog* 2/Th« BG N«wt, Friday. Novambec 3, 1972 eDiTeRiaLS Lerrers. endorsements serious thought needed The BG News endorses Independent Cloyce McGiffin for Wood GwenOvermyer; Guard was actually in at the time they cent of those placed there by the documented proof before accusing County Sheriff. McGiffin's 21 years of experience (17 in the Last week, a letter was printed in did fire.) previous administration, which has cut anyone of lying and corruption. sheriff's office) and his educational background have prepared The BG News with your name on it. In You also made numerous references American casualties from between Finally. Ms. Overmyer, I'd like to him well for the position. a way. you shocked me. to the Vietnam War. You find the South 200-700 killed per week to 0-20. again know why you're so sure Sen His concern for promoting knowledge about laws and law Though I disagree with your political VN government one of the most cor- well over 90 per cent McGovern will correct all of the pro- enforcement is evidenced by his participation in seminars, views. I respect them and, more rupt in history. The forces surrounding Indochina blems you have mentioned after he has important, your right to them. I particularly concerning drug abuse. You can't have studied back to A. are under 100.000. part of which would changed his stand on so many major believe the hope of this country lies in Hitler's regime in WW 2 and have be there without the war issues, such as poverty aid, the McGiffin is a strong supporter of Karma, the drop-in drug it's youth, and was glad when the made a statement like that. You say You claim our bombs are killing Indochina conflict, even his own counseling center, and donates the proceeds from speaking national voting age of 18 was made the South Vietnamese-and I say all people, and you're right But they're running mate, the man who would con- engagements to the center. law. people-don't want a war that has people who are killing our allies or trol the destiny of this country in the Consideration of who has spent more years in the department Your letter makes me wonder. In a destroyed their homes and families. making the weapons that do the killing event of his election and demise. is not always the best indicator of the best man for the job, as his few brief opening sentences, you say You say he has neglected our own You are entitled to your beliefs, and 1 support of beliefs different than yours opponent seems to believe. BUT YOU IGNORE the fact that the country's problems, tell me. have you fervently hope that you and the rest of disgusts you. you claim our country is We believe McGiffin will bring dedication and enthusiasm to South Vietnamese asked us for help in been reading anything but party our 15.000 plus student body will messed up', and you suggest that this overcoming a revolutionary group express those beliefs and vote next the position of sheriff. literature? area is occasionally unaware of what is within their own land, and have in the HE STABILIZED and slightly week In the county prosecutor race, we are endorsing Democrat really happening.' past four years taken over the entire lowered the unemployment, and has I can only pray, however, that they, Daniel Spitler. You are entitled to your opinion on ground war as well as over 40 per cent spent more than any president in our you and I included, will give a great Spitler, a native of Wood County, has been prosecutor for the the first count, but on the second, I of the air war over the south. history on fighting poverty, crime, or deal more serious thought to their believe you'll find a good part of the last four years. That 'drop in the bucket' of men that drug abuse ballot than you gave to your letter mess arises from the fact that He is a supporter of Karma and works in close cooperation he's taken out of South VN amounts to And I suggest .you look into the libel Denny Atkinson individuals such as you and I are over half a million men. over 95 per laws and make sure you have well- 317Manville with the center. entitled to disagree to the point of pro- Kaun McMasters. counselor at Karma, said he considers test Spitler's work with Karma valuable to the community as well as to individuals involved in drug offenses. ON THE THIRD. I only ask that, if Spitler has said he does not believe a stay at the Mansfield you have informing sources other than the public media and literature of any Reformatory rehabilitates drug users biased party, you will share it with the candidates on record He is more in favor of alternatives to sentencing, such as shock area's public so they might be as well probation in which an offender may be sent to jail for 30 days and informed as you. In the county prosecutor's race, 2. INDICTMENT o( Bowling Green bi This is considerably lower than there is a man who is running then be called back by the judge on probation with a referral to And how did you manage to link the policemen the previous prosecutor completely on his record. His name is Karma. Kent State deaths with the political a I Cases pending for over two years. Daniel T. Spitler. Now is the time to bl No solution planned by Mr IT IS QUITE evident that Mr Spitler We need a man who is more concerned as prosecutor with campaign'' analyze Mr. Spitler's past four years in Spitler has increased the cost of running the providing guilt or innocence and establishing effective rehabili- 11 would genuinely like the dates and office: Cl Mr. Spitler afraid of prosecutor s office, while at the same tation than building up a conviction record. page numbers of the Congressional 1. The Hodge's murder trial. " bang.bang.bang.bang., lour losses time, he has decreased the efficiency The News also chooses to endorse Bruce Edwards for Record which prove murder. After a I The only murder case tried in the atone time" ol that office. Congressman in the Filth District. what I considered a thorough study of last four years. 3. Expenditures of Prosecutor's The Wood County residents and tax- Incumbent Congressman Delbert Latta has voted against the the affair, I found only that the source bl The trial cost Wood County tax- Office payers are not receiving their money's of the command to fire was undeter- Mansfield end-the-war amendments, against one of the payers $33,323. a I 1970-159.000 39 - increase of nearly worth from Daniel Spitler. mined, the firing was seemingly c) Mr. Spitler paid another attorney 70 per cent over the previous I urge those Wood County voters to Hathaway amendments to aid higher education and for the random, and that there was a question $10,000 to aid him in the case. prosecutor in 1968. vote for John Cheetwood next Tuesday Supersonic Transport airplane (SST). as to how much danger the National d I Mr. Spitler lost the case bl placed more assistants on the It is time that this county had a good Not giving support to the end-the-war amendments has caused payroll than ever before, with no and efficient prosecutor. the United States to continue to try to win the Vietnam war, increase in the case load of (he office. John Cheetwood can and is running resulting in more American deaths and spending more American 4 Conviction record on his record. Make your choice Wood money anti-war movement a i Only 61 per cent of all people County, can you afford more of Daniel We cannot support a candidate with these views. charged with felonies were convicted. T. Spitler? As shown in the Criminal Docket Hook Kdwards believes in a guaranteed income, cuts in the military The 50 some BG students who Anti-war activists, as opposed to The in the Wood County Clerk of Courts JackC Burgess II budget and more money for health and education. recently participated in the October 26 BG News or the George McGovern office 715 Offenhauer A He can help lead the Congress on the road to "reordering our nationwide anti-war actions would like machine, have a One Point Peace priorities" toward more useful domestic programs. to ask why The BG News has sold out Plan: OUT NOW! Hut lie needs your support. We urge you to vote for Bruce the anti-war movement opinion Kdwards next Tuesday Although this group of students were OUT NOW, the traditional theme of assembled in front of the Union, In the stale senate race for the second district, we endorse the anti-war movement is the only preparing to leave for Toledo. The position which recognizes the right of Democrat Hobert A. Smith News did not see fit. even upon the Vietnamese people to self- Smith has been a strong advocate for the state income tax, a personal invitation, to cover the determination. Anti-war activists do prison or pa/ace ? measure he believes should have been instituted 30 years ago. demonstration. not recognize the right of the U.S. As a school administrator, he has a firm understanding of the government to use its military might problems facing today's school systems, and the steps the state When asked it The News staff would to force a compromise settlement upon should take to correct those problems. endorse the demonstration, they the Vietnamese people. By Marilynn Newton determine how you're coming along. Guest Columnist This is your only chance of the day to If elected, he would work for a complete overhaul in the state's refused. We recognize the right of The The anti-war movement does not News staff to take this stand, but as depend on The BG NEWS or the plea for freedom or early release. tax structure. anti-war activists we oppose their George McGovern machine to fight its The University infirmary this year Telephone calls are announced to you Smith s stand is Ohio has "bled the property owners too long" view battles. The anti-war movement, can be either a prison or peaceful over the intercom. You crawl from to carry the state's financial burden. which after all won McGovern the palace if you happen to find yourself your bed, patter out to the hall to find a "The extremely wealthy and many large corporations have not APPARENTLY The News has candidacy of his party, will survive bedded down in its chambers phone and hit your head on the edge of carried their fair share." McGovern-mania. But it is clear that George McGovern's campaign and It's a house ol peace if you're really the bed trying to plug it into your wall. Bled Smith, and Ohio will have a senator who will strive for McGovern is not a spokesman for the continue to build the struggle. sick or fed neglected in the noisy Invariably, the party's first words dormitory However, if you just fair state taxes. anti-war movement or the Vietnamese One last question to The BG News If are "What took you so long?" Since all people. McGovern loses, what will you be stopped in the medical center to check the patients use the same phones, We also endorse Charles Kurfess for the Ohio House of McGovern who has said about doing for the Vietnamese people on a sore throat and suddenly find you're bound to catch almost anything Representatives (83rd district). Vietnam, "...when you have a business November 8th? yourself being wheeled of! to a room, it from them. Kurfess has publicly opposed the Ohio Plan for higher which is faltering, you liquidate," has could become a prison. education endorsed Nixon's nine point peace Robert Weigl. Alumnus All incoming patients are first THE NURSES are always nice and In his words. "When you say the student in a public institution settlement. 707 3rd St . Apt C assigned to a room Then the white sweet to you. which is comforting, but has to pay back the money funded by the state, you are taking the inmate pajamas are distributed The they will not let you order pizza at top and bottom sizes do not usually midnight no matter how hungry you public' out of public education." match, much less fit. but somehow all say you are. Kurfess was also a leading Republican in the fight to initiate sizes can be squeezed into and flopped Instead you can have ice cream or the state income tax. He worked throughout last year to appropriate theme around in orange juice as a snack before you get formulate the income lax bill. your sleeping pill I found the homecoming theme because he looks upon the tax as "something to build on in the because they won't even know Vietnam THE AVERAGE DAY starts around After you are well again, the doctor dealing with a return to the 20s and the exists. future." Kurfess is opposed to repeal efforts. 6 a.m.-before dawn. You are makes sure you stay for a few more 50's very appropriate for today's Eighteen-year-old apathetic morons awakened by the crunch and crash of If the tax is repealed, the immediate drawback for students days - just long enough for you to Bowling Green students will never be bothered that Bowling the nurse filling your ice-water can. decide you won't be sick again for a would probably take the form of a tuition increase. Those times of inane jocularity, Green townspeople without a formal then a thermometer is stuck into your long time We can ill afford that. coarse stupidity, and intellectual education have a better grasp of the mouth This procedure will be repeated The infirmary can be the loneliest Because ol the weakness of his Democratic opponent, we think apathy lie in very well with the mind issues facing the country today than several times during the day place in the University There's no one Kurfess' experience becomes an additional qualification in these sets of Bowling Green students in 1972 they, the supposedly educated, do. Breakfast, like all the meals, is good, to talk to because everyone's sick. important issues Students who can [ill their days with All that bothers me about your but usually cold by the time you get it. You can rent a TV and watch soap mud tugs, bed races and phone booth apathy, your ignorance, and your You discover the only way of solving operas all day or try to sneak a stulling will not have time to stupidity is that you will inflict it upon the problem of trying to sit up to eat is cigarette in your room and see how remember that four students died two others, namely your children, who to eat lying down This gets crumbs on long you can get away with it. years ago about 140 miles from here deserve belter. the bed. but you can go right back to It becomes difficult to believe there •me BG news because they cared about other things sleep when you're finished. is actually a campus outside with Patty Chambers A lew hours later your doctor arrives normal students and people running STUDENTS who are so ignorant that An Independent Student Voice 407 Kreischer A to poke at you for several minutes and around doing normal things they think Henry Kissinger is a member ol McGovern's campaign Editorial Staff staff will never have the horrors of Vietnam weighing on their minds •d'toe kotherinel hatton managing editor I scott scredon news editor kathleen m. f.aie editorial editor ann m. hofbauer open house makeup editor ,o>e m. hum* sports editor frederk r. ertlip photo editor marcm j. lamer As a former student at Bowling copy editor |oon c gestl Green and having just received a copy of the Alumni News with the article entertainment editor patrxia I bailey "24-Hour Visitation Doesn't Mean Halls Are Wide Open" I would like to Business Staff ask the present BGSU administration a question. business manager vouo,hn *. reckheld Why do you continue to discriminate advertising manager |ohn g pollock against women students'' In your own tales manage. michoal j. volentin, words you state, "night desk clerks will be on duty in all halls Irom midnight to 6 a.m.. and to monitor Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall persons coming and going." •fvon* 372-2003 There is no defense for this situation as it now exists. I can only hope you see the error of your ways before too many people catch on.
John Dowler 144 Hint St. Chilltcothe. Ohio GUISS WHO HAS A BOMB ON BOARD . . . I' ' J£ Friday, Novtmbw 3, 1973, Th« BO Nmvt/Pofl* 3 Race centers on taxes Two vie for senate seat ByJacfcO'Brcu degree) and St. Xavier ago. He is against the repeal haul." Smith said. "We've University (masters move bled the property owners too An interesting race could degree), he fought to keep "The main issue is the long to carry Ohio's develop in the final few days the Arlington school district income tax." Smith said financial burden. The for the second District Ohio alive monetarily. "That's where the action is. extremely wealthy and Senate seat between Repub- He is a doctoral candidate "It I the income taxi is the many large corporations lican Paul Gillmor and at the University biggest thing to come down have not carried their fair Democrat Robert A Smith The main issue between the pike in a long time " share " The newly reapportioned the two candidates is the district consists of about Ohio income tax Smith said the main THE CANDIDATES also 320.000 persons It includes "I voted against the reason he entered the state differ on the age of majority all of Wood. Hancock. Put- income tax in December senate race was the income issue nam and Ottawa counties 11971) because of the pro- tax His school district was Gillmor. the chairman of and parts of Sandusky. Erie. blems in both retirement due to close in October and the senate subcommittee on Van Wert and Henry coun- income and property tax the present legislature was Senate Bill 400 dealing with ties relief." Gillmor said doing nothing to stop it. he restrictions on 18 year olds, Gillmor. 33. is serving his "I'm not in favor of its said favors an across the board second term in the Ohio repeal because of all the Gillmor said he was not age of responsibility of 18 Senate problems it would cause.' against an income tax as a he added general form of financing "I've got to draw the line A graduate of Ohio Smith has a different government on the hard liquor deal." Wesleyan University and the opinion of Gillmor's vote Smith said "Drinking is a University of Michigan Law against the state income "WE ALREADY have 80 problem already School, he is vice chairman tax per cent of the people in the "It'll open the doors toour of the Senate Ways and state paying three or four high schools " Means Committee and a "Most guys like Gillmor taxes." he said Under Smith said giving 18 year member of the Judiciary are attorneys who wanted no present law. an Ohioan pays olds the right to drink hard Mi piiiifcrin- Committee and the Elec- part of the graduated federal, state and local liquor while most of them Study Kathy Smith, Jr. (Ed.), lakm an outdoor study brook and •nroy> what oaom to tions and Retirement Com- income tax." Smith said income taxes where he lives aren't out of high school will bo tho lost few days of warm, 60 dogroo woathor thit toaosn. Cold woathor mittee and income tax where he create a problem because of will soon fore* studontt indoor* onco moro. "GILLMOR voted for an works " the lower age groups break SMITH, S. is the super- increase in the sales tax to involved intendent of the Arlington 5 5percent " The first bill Gillmor School System A graduate Smith said the income tax would work to pass if re- of Otterbein College represented a move Ohio elected would be a proposal i Bachelor of Science should have made 30 years to expand property tax relief for persons who pay a high proportion of their income in Tax repeal issue "m trouble' property tax. "The ten per cent rollback COLUMBUS (API - In- Netzley said the news be approved by a vote of the sensiis ol the people who of the flat rate provision which we have now is better come tax repeal leader media has failed to properly people have been working on (his than none at all, but not the Robert E. Netzley said yes- explain the amendment to Netzley and his group had llung " The six-term House mem- best form of tax relief." terday the controversial voters. Later, he modified to fight both party organiza- ber also said that if he had it Gillmor said "We should Nov. 7 ballot amendment the statement, and con- tions and almost every UNDER QUESTIONING. to do over, he would advo- give the bulk of the relief to may be in serious trouble. ceded he and other repeal lobbying group in (he Mala he named Rep Joseph cate that the people be those who pay a high per- Netzley (R-Laura) backers had not "hit hard to obtain the :I18,4I4 signa- I'ulley iH-37 Mentor) and allowed "to keep (he presenl centage " stopped short of predicting enough" at the constitu- tures needed to place il on Donald Prater i R-77 tax and the people would be defeat and indicated he still tional aspects of the pro- the ballot. They also won a Toledo) as being the mosl allowed to vote on future The specific legislation hopes the tax will be posal and instead concen- series ol court challenges adamant about Ihe insertion increases " that Smith would introduce repealed But he listed for trated on the repeal of the that ended with a major vic- if elected would be to shift newsmen some things he existing tax. tory in the Ohio Supreme Summer studies open school appropriations would do differently if he I'nurt Ocl 20 Robert A. Smith Paul E. Gillmor money away from taxes had the campaign to wage THE MIAMI COUNTY "Ohio needs a tax over over again. legislator referred, he said, BUT HE TOLD a news to the principle of putting conference "we just don't in African universities into the constitution "the have the money We won't The Office of International Programs has received infor- right of the people to vote on have any TV. radio, or any mation concerning a cooperative program with African uni- their own taxes." advertising as luch" to fight versities for the summer of 1973 Trudeau may keep post He called thai part of the repeal opponent! which he l)r I. Edward Shuck, director of International Studies, amendment "the most claims are spending up toll said the program will not involve a student exchange, but OTTAWA (APi - Pierre parties at 109 seats each in into session as soon as it is conveyed to me that there important, the entire issue million in (heir campaign will provide an opportunity for American students Elliott Trudeau pledged lasl the House of Commons with possible after official elec- have been some failures." before the people " i'c animated that be and interested in Africa to participate in a six-week slay on an night to hang on as prime some contests still being re- tion results are tallied he said. The amendment, placed the IS other active repeal African campus minister of Canada despite counted But Trudeau maintained on (he ballot by Netzley and backers had only "ahoul Courses including history. Islamic studies, political and the stunning electoral set- Trudeau acknowledged at the same time that the a group of other GOP dis- J20.000" for the entire cam social development, traditional and contemporary African back that chopped away his "The continuation of my that his Liberals' showing in vote gave no clear-cut vic- senters in the Ohio House, paign literature, art. drama, music and folklore will be offered at Liberal party majority in government will depend on the elections "reflected the tory to the opposition would repeal the existing .5 Netzley said tor the lust universities in Sierra Leone. Ghana and Nigeria Parliament the Parliament." Trudeau view of a good many Cana- Conservatives either. to 3.5 per cent tax on indivi- time thai the restriction ol a Dr. Shuck said regular college credit will be given and said in a broadcast dians that the government A recount yesterday gave duals and the 4-8 per cent flat rate lax had been put special rates are assured for international travel Results of Monday's elec- for the last 4'J years has not the Liberals a key seat and levy on corporations. into the amendment against Deadline for applying for these programs in Dec. 20. tions developed into an HE SAID he has asked been satisfactory " brought the count to 109-109 It also would limit any his wishes although he Interested students should contact the Office of Interna- exact tie between the Governor-General Roland draw with the Conserva- future state income tax to a favors a flal (ax in principle tional Programs (basement of Williams Hall) for further Liberal and Conservative Michener to call Parliamenl "THE VOTE has tives. flat rate and require that it but he said "it was Ihe con information Telephone number is 372-2247. mm HIIHIIHIIMIHIIimil IIIIHII Ill firttrrrrrttrit .t.t 1111 * t*HMt.*,Sd SPITLER CARES THE DEN — announces BALFOUR'S ABOUT YOU He doesn't change his tune at RING-A-RAMA election time... THURSDAY AND FRIDAY His opponent stated on VVBGU- TV in February, 1971 NOVEMBER 2nd AND 3rd the following are excerpts from the Bowling Green Sentinel for - SEE JOHNNY BENCH'S WORLD SERIES RING February 26,1971... WIN A B.G.S.U. CLASS RING ABSOLUTELY FREE * ...Mr. Cheetwood noted that rather than rehabilitating...the - SEE THE NBA "KNICKS" CHAMPIONSHIP RING drug user, the sentence to Mans- - SEE JOE NAMATH'S SUPER BOWL RING field probably would be a WIN FREE FOOTBALL JERSEYS AND T-SHIRTS deterrent to future drug use and might act as a deterrent for a - SEE BRONCO NAGERSKI'S SIZE 19 RING future user. WIN FREE PIZZAS - *...Dan Spitler stated, "I - SEE NEBRASKA'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RING personally don't feel any first offender on any drug NO SIGN UP AND WIN charge should be sentenced PURCHASE to Mansfield. He should be REQUIRED put on probation and FREE, FREE, FREE possibly sentenced to a shorter term in the work- A B.G.S.U. CLASS RING, T-SHIRTS house or countv iail." FOOTBALL JERSEYS AND PIZZAS VOTE FOR JUSTICE & UNDERSTANDING JUST STOP AT THE DEN, SIGNUPAND VIEW VOTE DAN SPITLER COUNTY PROSECUTOR OUR COLLECTION OF CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS Pog. 4 Ih. BG N.w., Friday, November 3, 1973 RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE... Kurfess, Artino in race House seat contested
Democrat William L. KURFESS. 42. is the Kurfess. a Republican, that's quite important any Artino faces incumbent present speaker of the Ohio said substantial progress more." Artino said. "The MAKE WOOD COUNTY AND AMERICA Charles F. Kurfess in the House. A graduate of has been made in his six trend of thought of people race for 83rd District seat in Bowling Green State Uni- years as Speaker of the Ohio now is different than what it the Ohio l.'ouse of Represen- versity, Wayne University House. The progress was several years ago. By tatives. and Ohio State University, includes doubled state this, I mean people don't HAPPEN AGAIN! he has served as speaker support (or schools and normally vote a. straight Artino. 50. is a sales since 1967 relief in the tax burden. ticket any more. representative for the Ke also was one of the few "I don't cherish running VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON TUES., NOV. 7th Munichem Corporation. "I'm running against Kur- Republicans who voted for against Kurfess." he added. Formerly Bellevue mayor fess because I was com- the state income tax and "1 would much rather be for six years, Artino also pletely disappointed in the was instrumental in its running against someone not served as a state liquor productivity of the 109th passage. as prominently known as ELECT enforcement agent for eight General Assembly." Artino "The tax package was the Kurfess." years. said best we could do at that Regarding 18-year-olds, GEORGE S. time," Kurfess said about the Ohio House Speaker said his vote for the income tax. be was not in favor of an arbitrary across the board McGOVERN Artino said no major bills 18-year-old age of majority. of any importance were Kurfess said he is against brought to a floor vote lowering the drinking age PRESIDENT during the first II months for hard liquor to 18 years that the Ohio Legislature old. was in session. This cost the Artino disagreed with his taxpayer a tremendous opponent on the issue R. SARGENT amount of money with little return, he said. "I BELIEVE 18-year-olds should have the right to ARTINO DOESN'T think vote, marry without paren- SHRIVER the highly Republican voter tal permission, be held liable WWiam I. Artino registration in the 83rd Dis- for debts and for suits, and VICE PRESIDENT trict, which includes part of the right to consume Wood and Sandusky alcholic beverages." he counties, will make a dif- said. II vou bmled in ciixiet at Ihe murder ol slu ference in his chances of Both candidates are dents at Kent Stale and Jackson Slate in beating Kurfess. ,-. against the repeal of the 1970 and Ihe lack ol anv serinus concern "To me, I don't feel state income tax - IN WOOD COUNTY - with ihese tragedies l>v Nixon and Atmevv vote megovern Corrections issued HI,Ml r.lJMMH III MIH McGI .• ■ '. " on pass/fail option
Students can elect to take "The student is permitted Brothers & Sisters of B.G.S.U. a course S-U by notifying the more than one S-U option in Office of the Registrar no a quarter, providing the Meet the Bros, of later than 21 calendar days number of such after the beginning of the registrations does not quarter. exceed three in an academic Kappa Alpha Psi In the winter quarter year or four in an academic schedule of classes, it was year and succeeding and incorrectly reported that summer quarter. students have only seven "The Funky Zenith Band" days to declare the S-U "THE S-U option is per- option- mitted in courses taken in A memorandum issued by fulfillment of major, minor at the office said. "A student and group requirements or Commons may request the S-U grading electives in accordance with option in as many as 12 standards established by the RE-ELECT RE-ELECT ELECT Saturday Nov. 4 - 9:00 until courses in a baccalaureate appropriate undergraduate DANIEL T. JOHN G. degree program in addition college and departmental FRANKLIN 75c at door to courses universally councils. graded on an SI basis. RADELOFF SPITLER AULT "College and depart- mental standards on S-U WOOD CO. COMMISSIONER WOOD CO. PROSECUTOR WOOD COUNTY COMMISSIONER options are available to the student through his Attention Pizza Fans academic advisor. "A grade of S is inter- you've been lovin' it on preted as falling within the range of A to C and carries tuesdays and now full credit A grade of U is interpreted as D to F and carries no credit. DOMINO'S HAS IT ON "Neither grade is con- sidered in the accumulative FRIDAYS TOO! point average " FREE COKE NIGHT! INFRA-REDS Antique Clothing Yes, with the purchase of a large Pizza, you From the will receive 3 16-oz. cokes at no extra charge. Sublime to the Ridiculous ELECT ELECT ELECT SHIRLEY J. FRED H. DR. ALBERT Free Cokes and your "Grand Opening" MILLER GERKEN SMITH Pizza Fast, Hot & Great, NOV. 1st WOOD CO. CLERK OF COURTS WOOD CO. TREASURER WOOD COUNTY CORONER as Usual. So, Get it! 501 Farnsworth Call 352-5221 Waterville BRUCE EDWARDS LLOYD 0. BROWN 8784711 FOR CONGRESS - 5th DISTRICT FOR OHIO SUPREME COURT (FULL TERM) ROBERT A. SMITH FRANK D. CELEBREZZE Have any questions for FOR STATE SENATE - 2nd DISTRICT FOR OHIO SUPREME COURT (UNEXPIRED TERM) WILLIAM ARTINO WILLIAM B. BROWN Dr. Hollis Moore? FOR STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR OHIO SUPREME COURT (FULL TERM) Speak with him on VOTE THE WHOLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET Nov. 6 at S.B.O.'s ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th "Meet the President"
RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT! Informed discussion Student Services Forum Mon., Nov. 6-7:30-9:30 P.M. PAID FOR BY.Wood County Democratic Campaign Committee Lee Knorek. Chairman, 1 Riverside Dr., Rossford V Friday, Nov.mb.r 3, 1972, Th. BO Newt/Pafe 9 Four seeking commissioner posts By Jim W. and administers public wel- Before Uie primary elec- 1 traveled 40.000 miles of County Trustees and Clerks and a $1 25 million school for Stall Ratarter fare. tions last spring, the local Wood County a year during Association, chairman of the the mentally retarded. The commission also League ol Women Voters that lime and I think I have Wood County Planning Com- The' four men running (or Some of his past posts appoints other officials, asked each candidate to a pretty good idea of what's mission, former administra- include seven years as a two positions as Wood such as directors or trustees make a list of priorities lo be going on in this county he tive assistant to the Wood Troy Township trustee, County commissioners all to conduct operations in followed if elected s.llil County sanitary engineer president of the Wood stress experience as their various departments within Ault's answer included a Itrough also worked for 15 and vice chairman of the County Trustees and Clerks main qualifications the framework of county juvenile detention center, yean with the ilrough Stone National Civil Defense Shel- Association, and director Candidates for one of the government. which he called a "neces- Co ter Committee. and vice president of the posts are Democratic chal- Each commissioner sity, and a badly needed I'e said a juvenile deten- Scott also placed a juve- Trustees and Clerks of Ohio lenger John G. AUlt and cur- serves a four-year term. one " tion center is foremost on nile detention center high on I'e now serves on the rent commissioner. Charles Ins lisl ol priorities his lisl of priorities Utilities Committee of the E. Brough. a Republican l!e also focused his alien- AULT, a Perrysburg resi- lion on roads and bridges We will have It.' hesak) Kadeloff said he believes Ohio Commissioners Asso- Incumbent Franklin A dent, said he believes his ex- saying in Wood County alone his experience is his best ciation Radeloff. a Democrat, is perience as a Perrysburg there are more than 500 SCOTT SAID he has based asset since he's running lor I'e. too. favors construc- being challenged by Republi- Township trustee for the last bridges and very many ol Ins whole campaign this his third term tion of a juvenile detention can George M Scott for the 11 years and his involvement them need repair yeai on experience I'e said working with facility other position. in various sewer and water My experience in town- county problems en- projects qualifies him for BROUGH SAID his oxper ship and COnMy government countered during the last the job We ve hired an outside COUNTY commissioners ience as county coinmis .i- well .is pi Ivnte butinen eight years makes him consultant to survey the qualities me to make the must serve on the Board of He said when Interstate 75 sioner for the last two yeai - better qualified (or the juvenile problems and County Commissioners, was under construction, the is one factor in the election proper decisions for the office money is available, so there which exercises financial highway department wanted I'e said he served for eight people of Wood County." be won t be an increase in the control of county expendi- to close all township roads in years as Wood County I'igli •aid It Mil-:I (IKK said the levy." he laid tures, authorizes public Perrysburg He played an way Maintenanee Superb) Scoll is a former Washing commissioner s office has I'e said his second priority Franklin A. Rod.loH (ieorge M. Scoll works, purchases land and active role in keeping them tendent for the stale high ton Township trustee Mere witnessed construction of a m in is correcting county as buildings, awards contracts open, he said way department tan treasurer ol the Wood $1 5 million nursing home roads and bridges Literature experience
A new English course. The coordinator of the general "THE COURSE was ceive." she said Experience of Literature, studies program in litera- designed to meet the needs NOW YOU CAN BE HEARD will beolfered next quarter ture, said the emphasis of of a non-English major, so The only prerequisite for The course, open to all the course is "on the student the form and the kind of this five-hour course is students, will examine the gaining an experience with analysis is not the same as English 112 The course is major literary genres of literature and seeing the an English major would re- listed as English 200. poetry, drama, fiction and thematic similarities For four years the youth of our nation has been frustrated and revolted by non-fiction, as they treat between the genres and the human experience • differences in their struc- the Nixon administration's failure to end the immoral war in Indochina; the Dr Beatrice Morion. tures."' Winthrop Terrace domination of our government by big business interests; the lack of pro- Pemberville bike ride NOW RENTING FOR WINTER gress in domestic problems like inflation, welfare, unemployment, ecology, scheduled for Sunday and civil rights. Students have protested, hut they have not been heard Quarter - Rates Start At because they could not vote. A bike ride to Pemberville will begin Sunday morning at 11 in front of the Union $50.00 Per Person For A Jeff Budd. junior (Ed.I and organizer of the ride, said 2 Bedroom - 2 Full Baths three, five or 10-speed bikes are recommended. Budd said he is trying to organize a local club for outdoor OFFICE AT WINTHROP SOUTH activity enthusiasts. The first organizational meeting will be held Wednesday. 352-9135 Nov 8 at 8 p.m. in the Perry Room. Union If you were shocked by Nixon's waste of lives of Americans Participation in activities such as backpacking, spe- ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT AVAILABLE and Indochinese in the Cambodian incursion, the stepped up lunking iexploring caves), canoeing, tobogganing and sled- OPEN TUES. & THURSDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. ding will be discussed. Budd said bombing of North Vietnam, the support of the corrupt Thieu government, and the unnecessary delay in securing peace Now entertaining at until the eve of election... SOMETHING 3 «££ If you boiled in anger at the murder of students at Kent State many and Jackson State in 1970 and the lack of any serious con- cern with these tragedies by Nixon and Agnew... DIFFERENT airplane pilots would like to be If you believe that our very existence is threatened by Nixon's THE LATE SHOW Pagliai's veto of ecological bills... free delivery If you are concerned about rising costs of education due to FRI—SAT 10-2 945 S. Main men. Nixon's inability to control inflation... but they can't If you are worried about increasing unemployment because keep up with Nixon has not been able to deal with the economic ills of this II you believe thai .ill persons shall eniov country... (Miual ri Remember For Wood County TREASURER - RE-ELECT EDWARD N. NIETZ Graduate of B.G.S.U. in Business Administration -11 years Experience in office. ED NIETZ, WALBRIDGE, OH. PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT 14/Th* BG New*, Friday, November 3, 1972 Prosecutor's role reviewed Candidates clash on priorities In the Wood County prose- county, and that involves a Spitler with spending tax- Cheetwood also said there school age are unreach- cutor's race this year, one lot of people in the school payers' money needlessly by is a need for alternatives to able." he said. candidate thinks the civil districts." Spitler said hiring three "unnecessary" imprisonment, but he thinks Spitler said the same side is the most important assistant prosecutors. drug education in the high holds true for the police. side of the job while the "THERE ARE 19 town- Cheetwood said he handles schools will help solve the "The police need to be other says the criminal side ships that work out of the all his cases by himself, and situation educated, but the only way it should take precedence prosecutor's office, and Spitler should do the same. This August, Cheetwood probably can be done is to when they want to buy a Spitler has answered the went to Pontiac, Michigan, send someone along when Daniel Spitler. incumbent piece of equipment or even charge by saying he needs to take part in Project Alter- they make arrests who county prosecutor, said he dig a ditch, they come to me the assistants "to efficiently native, a seminar to discuss knows the law You just thinks the civil side of his for legal advice." represent the school alternatives to incarceration can't get to the rank and file job is more important than Spider said the prosecutor boards" at their meetings. and the education of youth policeman to educate him." Bike ride Th* •of,h b^om#* ° yi»ua| Wur °»,hi» »»ud«n» '«•» to hi* the criminal aspect. is also a member of the Bud- and adults through drug he said d»«tinaiion, appearing to belong to a world of his own. "I'm legal advisor for all get Council, and, along with CHEETWOOD also said information programs Spitler is a graduate of the school boards in the the county auditor and trea- Spitler spent more time and Cheetwood has also taken Bowling Green High School surer, is responsible for money than was needed in part in educating police and Ohio State University setting the tax rates for the the 1968 Podges murder trial officers in Bowling Green on and received his law degree county. which lasted 18 months. search and seizure laws. from Ohio Northern Pe has John C'heetwood. Bowling Spitler said the trial took "We've got to educate been city prosecutor for Veterans' aid available Green's municipal prose- so long because it involved people, by speeches, by Bowling Green and a special cutor, has emphasized the 75 witnesses, who all had to seminars and whatever counsel for the Attorney criminal side of the county be interviewed. ways we can to inform them General of Ohio The Veterans Admini Applied to VA for a -Enrolled at the school applying for VA assistance prosecutor's job in his cam- Then, because of the great about the law and the penal- Cheetwood is also a grad- stration 1VA1 is urging any certificate of eligibility and and in the course shown on and is already in school is paign for the office. amount of press coverage ties if those laws are uate of Bowling Green Pigh student who is experiencing attached a copy of his 1)1) his certificate of eligibility; advised to turn in to his Cheetwood, who took given to the case, the trial broken." Cheetwood said. School. Duke University and difficulties in receiving his 214 to the application: -Notified VA of any veterans coordinator both a office in June. 1970. has a had to be moved to Ashland Spitler. however, Ohio State University's monthly assistance check tu -Taken both copies of his change in address: completed VA Form 21E- conviction rate of 90 per County, he said disagreed. College of Law Me was a make certain he has com- certificate of eligibility to -Notified VA of any 1990 and a copy of his DD cent, which he said is the As county prosecutor. legal assistant to the Ohio pleted the following: his veterans coordinator; dependency changes: 214 highest conviction rate in Spitler can make recom- "ALL YOU can do at drug Attorney General before -Turned in his certificate Students experiencing jury (rials of any prosecutor mendations to judges education seminars is scare becoming city prosecutor of attendance card for a payment problems not in Wood County. the parents Kids at the high for Bowling Green. prior period of training if he caused by normal pro- hearing drug cases about Cheetwood is prosecutor alternatives to imprison- II vim believe that pm very existence is has re-enrolled in school; cessing procedures may in the city's busiest court. ment ihieate-ned l>v Nunns vein nl ecoloqical -Repaid any indebtedness meet with a VA repre- Bowling Green Municipal Spitler said he has used toVA. sentative Wednesday. Nov. Court The city prosecutor 15, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in shock probation during his handles all misdemeanors, A STUDENT who is JU31 the River Room. Union term of office for drug offen- which includes everything ders who are sent to the vote megovern from traffic to assault and Ohio Reformatory at Mans- SWP speech tomorrow battery cases. field i.. In shwk probation, an Sam Manuel. Socialist and acted as national co- THE COUNTY prose- offender is sent to Mansfield Workers Party (SWPl ordinator for the Black Task cutor, on the other hand, "just long enough for him to national committee Force to End the War handles all the felonies com- get the smell of the place." member, will speak tomor- IV address, entitled ■•>!•» TIM Saixlav •etmni IH 1 30 Aim I 00 pti eirum mitted in Wood County Spitler said Then, he is row at 2 p in in the Wayne "Prospects for Black Liber- A city prosecutor can called back and placed on Room, Union. ation,'' is sponsored by the OPEN f Rl. SAT a SUN only handle five times the probation. Manuel founded the Black Young Socialist Alliance and JOIN OUR POIAR MAR CIUB number ol cases a county (OR I HI I ADMISSIONS! Student Union at (leorgia is free and open to the pub- prosecutor can. because of SPITLER has also worked Supti Hot In Cat Healen optional State University in Atlanta lic. Hie volume of misdemeanor with Karma. Bowling cases Green s drop-in drug center, During his campaign. in Irving to rehabilitate drug Daniel Spitler John Cheetwood 7:30 9:00 "We must eliminate Cheetwood has charged offenders THE RUNAWAY It banned In Just when you thought Meilco, France, Spain, Bra the waste of all, Autlralla and 19 other you'd seen it all... countries. Now you can tee II without • tingle cut1 unemployment N. Viets step up fighting and the justice of inflation." SAIGON iAPI - North Due Co. about 200 miles assaulted from three sides. the attack At least three Vietnamese forces led by north of Saigon, is one of a enemy tanks wee reported ■ BRUCE EDWARDS tanks overran a South Viet- series of frontier base SHORTLY BEFORE knocked out Bruce Edwards will support programs to: namese border camp in Ihe camps screening enemy dawn, the rangers aban- central highlands yesterday infiltration from Laos and doned the camp and were NORTH VIETNAMESE • eliminate tax loop holes for the rich. Hanoi announced it had "no Cambodia reported to have broken out troops were reported to • reduce properly taxes by increased Federal support for other choice than to step up II was surrounded by to the relative safety of a have penetrated a hamlet education. the light on all fronts" fol- North Vietnamese tanks and jungle plateau 500 yards less than four miles outside IUPI !Kl .....IMAKIt UUIUAHL • to provide work for Americans who are able to work. lowing a U.S. delay in infantry, pounded by from the camp There they Pleiku, headquarters for KtMM>a>>MMMO*VfMiMI • reform the welfare system. .- . u signing a dralt peace plan artillery and missiles and joined other government South Vietnam's central re- MMdtoCKVWhM li-Hl'. troops. gion in the highlands. Field t,wn.*n*■ iX) VOTE There was no immediate reports said government report on the fate of at least troops retook the hamlet, 3rd BONUS FEATURE f Rl & SAT only "GIRL GRABBERS Cultural Boost Presents 60 rangers wounded inside known as Plei Blang 3. bruce edwards the camp and unable to be yesterday morning. Bowling Green Folk Festival evacuated by air because of Officers in Pleiku said the DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR U.S. CONGRESS THURSDAY IS STUDENT NITE • SIM — l.ll.'S REQUIRED! intense antiaircraft fire incident was evidence the Ohio Fifth District U.S. and South Viet- North Vietnamese main SUNDAY - OrENING Til. J P M. - mills |I.M PAID FOR BY bruce edwards for congress committee. A Eugene namese gunships and force units were breaking f Keil. chrmn., 1033 Carol Rd, Bowling Green, 0. A political ad bombers circled Due Co for into small groups and trying STAMVM vsgsi vertisement. Sat, Nov. 4 hours pounding the North to penetrate as many areas Vietnamese positions in a as possible in preparation Cinema UZ 8 P.M. fruitless effort to turn back for a cease-fire. WQWIWilT OWOI NIWIT AMO MOST COHrONIAH.1 I ,-**««W COMCIfT Of LUXURY INHRTAINMINTI fc» II GRAND BALLROOM Cultural Boost present*: The ultimate SfflJHHB multimedia »how NOW (-,*- 12b 9 30 S.i ft Sun ? 3 4b 5 30 1 25 9 30 THEATRE "BAD COMPANY'IS GOOD THURSDAY IS STUDENT NITE • Sl.M - ID'S REQUIRED! Entertainers will include COMPANY. 60 SEE IT!" iifk*> r..M... Dr. Chas. A. Barrel Chm. SHIRLEY J. MILLER 722 N. Grove St. Bowling Green, Ohio Democrat For MILLER FOR CLERK COMM. Clerk of Courts PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Friday, November 3, 1972, The BG Nows/Pag* 7 :! Changes in class scheduling 'Time of Your Life-review The registrar's office has announced the winter quarter schedule of classes as the following changes in and additions to released Wednesday. By Patty Bailey The fault does not lie in other characters and struc- make it as a hard-core Krupp the cop. played by ■! Eatertaiameat Editor the acting, or in the turing the action of the play whore, seemed weak at the George W Teeters, had a ADOCD SECTIONS directing of Richard Crouse. Nick is the owner and bar- beginning few very good moments As strains of a familiar graduate student in speech, tender of "Nick's Pacific when Krupp as a person 0M8 Art 311. Advanced Design, 3 hrs. 12-2 MRF Hall melody floated through Joe but rather in the script Street Saloon. Restaurant IN HER FIRST scenes. came through, but basically 0907 Art 411. Advanced Design. 3 hrs, 1-3 TWFJacomini K Brown Theatre last night. itself Although it is and Entertainment Palace"' Topping seemed to overact, the performance lacked 0808 Art 511, Advanced Design. 3 hrs. 1-3 TWF Jacomini 1 overheard a mother talking extremely well-written, where most of the action occasionally breaking characterization 0M6 Music Performance 23a. Concert Band 1. 3-5 T. 3R. Plersol about her son. "Pe just told there is just not enough takes place character physically, but And I didn't like Elsie, a I me he's figured out the going on to maintain strict Portrayed by Ruggen. her performance improved low-key role that was not •: CHANGES name of the play It's The audience attention who seems very much at in the course of the play. played enough The audience Wizard of Oz'.'' However, playwright home on the stage, he is a Per most notable never saw Elsie, just Pat Art 311, section 1074. time is 10-12 TWF But it was Nick's Pacific William Saroyan is very solid character, one who moments came in a pitiable Davis, who was attempting Blaw 301, section 1345. time is 2 MTWR Street Saloon. Restaurant adept at writing dialogue genuinely interacts with his account of her shattered the part Blaw 301. section 1350. time is 3-5 TR and Entertainment Palace Pis characters, as written, environment dreams and in a harsh scene Blaw 430. section 1352, time is 2 MTWF onstage, not the F.merald are not just puppets on a Kit Carson, played by with the cynical vice squad- THE SET was excellent . Geog in. section IMS. time is 10 TWF City-despite Judy Garland s stage, but real people with Michael Sartor, is the kind man and showed ingenuity It's '■ Geog 13S and 127, all sections, are 4 credit hours "Somewhere Over the Rain real problems, real dreams of role that can be so easily Some of the minor roles the kind of set that makes Germ 564. section 2111, is 5 credit hours bow'' being played through And the acting last night, played in stereotype Rut deserve notice, including you stop and wonder where KPE 313. all sections, are 3 credit hours out the first act some of the finest to be seen Sartor, as the rough hewn, Bruce K baker as Parry, David A Koch ever lound Mkt 300. section 2708. time is 10-12 MW The use of music to set on the University stage, wandering braggart, threw the natural-born dancer u>l everything Musp 145. section 3012. time is 12 MR mood was one of the best brought the characters right in l-.il--t.it! Santa C'laus and which Raker is another i. The bar. with a real Phys 211. all sections, are 4 credit hours leatures of The Time of into the ranks of humanity. perhaps a bit of Saroyan. as Tom Mayrose as Hlick. the working fountain on top. and Phvs 211. section 3507, time is 8 MW. 8F. 2-5 M Your Life.' which opened William C Goldsmith III. a life-lover, himself. somewhat too Rogarty g the overhead fan were parti- Phil 340. section 3409. time is 2 MTW. IF Wednesday and plays Nicholas Ruggen and Steve Peter's portrayal ol man: and Jerry Jones as the cularly nice touches Psyc 312. section 3721. is Psyc 311 through Sunday Michael Sartor displayed an Tom was adequate, although Arab The lighting was good. Psyc 270.271 and 290 are 4 credit hours The script ol the play enormous amount of talent he was slightly reminiscent I'owever. some ol the especially in the scene QAC 480. section 3S42. time is 3-5 TR provides a lot of acting in their roles of another character Peter actors playing minor roles which takes place in Kitty's Span 351. section 3919. is Span 352 room There are 26 roles in played last year I'owever. missed the boat room Span 363. section 3923, is Span 373, Spanish American Civilization the play and each allows GOLDSMITH, as Joe, was as Joe's worshipping com- Thomas N. Neiheiser's Costuming, by Gail Arget- Spch 102. section 4055, time is 10R. 3 W. 11 MR plenty of opportunities for superb Pis playing was both panion, he handled some of portrayal ol the ''intellec- singer was also well done. Spch 325. section 4120, time is 9-11 WF the actors to create living sensitive and exciting, his his moments well, most tual longshoreman was nut especially the outfits for Kit Spch 424, section 4141. time is 10 TWF. 10-12 M characters timing good, his vocal notably in tender scenes completely believable Carson .mil Kitty Duval Spch 424. section 4141. is 4 credit hours THE FIRST HALF ol the characterization excellent with Kitty, the female lead I'all ol his role, the sensi- Overall, it was a good pro- 1; Spch 433. section 4146. time is 11TWRF first act dues seem to drag H< handled the difficult lead liabrielle Topping's char- tivity, came through well, duclion. made even better e in places with ease, manipulating the acterization of Kitty Duval. but the contrast, ol his role by the performances of !; the streetwalker who. try as as a worker, didn't come Goldsmith. Huggeri and 8 she might, just could not across Sartor Humanities program planned Starting winter quarter "No student should be hours, he will have com- Dr Eriksen said about 60 additional quarters could be freshmen may lake part in a operating in humanities pleted the Group Five students are already com- scheduled to meet student new academic program without knowing the requirements in Arts and mitted to the program demand. which can fulfill their entire relationships between the Sciences for the B.A A Coordinated Social Scl humanities requirement in different areas." he said. degree. Four courses will ences Quarter and a science Permission to enter the one quarter. He said the program will satisfy Group Five B.S program will he offered in humanities quarter may be GILLMOR The program, called the teach the relationships degree requirements. the spring obtained through the Arts between the various courses Coordinated Freshman "The format allows un- By the tall of 1973. up to ami Sciences college office. Humanities Quarter, will in a seminar limited opportunities for six coordinated quarters 217 Administration lildg. or take existing courses and "The integration comes innovation." Dr. Eriksen mav be established and by calling 372-2015 offer them as a package through in the seminar, said where all the students get "Programs could be deal II vou iiie womed ahnui incteasinq uneiti together and discuss the established, having a COURSES OFFERED in central theme of the quarter of concentrated ploymenl because Nixon has nol been able the package are Art 146, courses." Dr Eriksen said. language study or art." in deal wild the economic ills of this STATE English 200, Speech 141. The courses will fulfill the The program may utilize country Philosophy 202 and an Arts humanities requirements for facilities in residence halls, and Sciences seminar the Colleges of Arts and but not as a "living-in" Dr. John Eriksen. Dean of Sciences. Business Admini- arrangement. Dr. Eriksen the College of Arts and stration or Education said vote megovern Sciences, said the program A maximum of about 75 will create a sense of unity IF A STUDENT takes all students has been set for the ' iiMMtl III MIK MrGOVHWl in the quarter for freshmen five courses, totaling 19 first quarter of the program. 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However, if an nl new courses are added are marketing, political will be offered winter will be required to follow the upperclassman does wish to within the University, more science, biology and speech. quarter for students in the new program switch programs, all pre- offerings may be added to To insure a wide sampling College of Arts and Upperclassmen now vious courses will be count- the list of subjects students will be Sciences. minnring in journalism will ed towards the minor required to select their Freshmen who entered have the option of following COURSES to be offered courses from at least three the University this fall and either the old program or THE NEW PROGRAM is include new programs in the departments, with no more designed (or consumers of English department, such as than three courses to be the mass media rather than Introduction to Popular Cul- taken in any one depart- practitioners All courses ture and Popular Arts and ment II vou .lie concerned about usinq costs ul will deal with theory rather Entertainment. education due to Nixon's inability lo control than skills, such as news- Dr J. A. Del Porto, Direc- writing or copy editing The journalism depart- tor of the School of Journa- inflation ment will introduce only one lism, said the new minor Students declaring the new course. Current Issues may be "the first formally new minor will be required in the News, along with its structured program vote mcgovern to complete at least 30 hours regular theory courses. designed for consumers of from a course list consisting the mass media in the Sweeping •".' Illl I0HM IOVIRN SMHIVIK of 18 courses from six OTHER DEPARTMENTS United States. A U Hlv#ffwfy employe-* door* away leave* so that student* departments. involved in the new minor can find th» sidewalks after fh* (Woa« from shedding trees "I have never heard of a oeeeeow leaves and drfiiling rains. structured program in this area," he said. H ! i | ■ ' II 1! 13 ' 1 ° DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 14 ,6 f ,,pr *2 Gfn 1 mam Corp " ACROSS 60 Medieval 17 , „ 1 Numeriral helrael. BMfa. 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CHAIRMAN PAID FOR BY CITIZENS FOR CHEETWOOD COMMITTEE Friday, Novamba. 3, 1972, Ih. BO Nawi »og« 9 Booters face Oil challenge By Bob Moon This week, the Bobcats be back in the line-up Although his team is in the American Conference Sherm Lyle are the Bobcats SUfl Writer rolled over Ohio State, t-1 against BG. midst of a three-game win- "I don't think the pressure outstanding defensemen and defeated the University THIS IS THE f.rst season ning streak, including a 2-0 will get us down Everybody Occasionally. however. The Falcon soccer leam of Munich. 5-3. for the Bobcats under coach whitewashing of Michigan is pretty fired up to end the Smiles has been on the front faces its toughest outing of Munich, on tour in the Dennis Buford State last week. Buford isn't season with a string of good line the season against Ohio Uni- United States, had not lost a Buford took over from Tiff taking the Falcons lightly showings." Eric Winders leads the versity at Athens tomorrow game before meeting the Cook, who decided to devote "We'll have to watch out Two All-Americans are on Bobcats in scoring with nine Thus far. the Bobcats have Bobcats his lull time to teaching In for Bowling Green," said the Bobcat roster--Ed goals and six assists run up a 7-3 record and are Both games took a heavy two seasons at OU. Cook's Buford It'll be really Roberts and Andy Smiles Winders, a three-year ranked among the top five toll in Bobcat injuries, but teams had compiled a 24-5-2 tough 1 would say it is one Roberts, who holds every starter, is considered to teams in Ohio. all players are expected to record of the best teams in the Mid individual school scoring have the strongest foot on record, leads the team in the Bobcat team goals with 10 The contest will be the Falcons' third MAC game of Harriers battle Miami SMILES AND co-captain the season BUNNY TYPE in bid for MAC crown GIRLS By Ed Hobson All-Ohio meet The two believes Bowling Green claim to fame is that their Staff Writer titans of the MAC fought to needs to break up Miami's top five runners generally, INDEPENDENT MINDED SINGLE. UNATTACHE0 what was a virtual draw, as live man pack. linish only 20 seconds apart Bowling Green's cross Miami won the tournament "We have to slip one of Hesides Danforth. Elliott (DON'T RESPOND IF ENGAGE0 OR GOING STEADY) country team will be out to title and Bowling Green won our runners into Miami's and Macdonald, the Falcons capture the crown it held the dual "mini" meet pack I don't care who will have Dan McFarland. two years ago when it goes moves up as long as some- Hob McOmber, Bruce to the Mid-American Con- AT THE ALL-OHIO meet. body does," he said. Vermilyea and Rick If you ora attractive, friendly, uninhibited ference championships at the Falcons managed to put Zody is afraid the outcome Schnittker on their seven- ond enjoy working with the public, you may Toledo tomorrow. their top three men i Steve of the meet may be deter- man squad be the girl (if you call today) who will be NMnakatobyCarfM. If the meet develops as Danforth. Tracy Elliott and mined by a complete out- Bowling Qreen will enter financially tecure tomorrow, with a new fun predicted, it should turn out Craig Mjcdonaldi out in sider Pe thinks Eastern the meet with a 7-2 dual filled career. Call collect 1-479-7519 any Folcon bootan Bud Lawn (laft) and War ran to be a neck and neck battle front ol Miami's lirst man. Michigan may turn out to meet record, while Miami day, Atk for Mr. Rico. Haada diiploy thair vartion of tha "toccar between BG and defending but the extremely deep Red the the spoiler for Miami has a 10-1 slate, with their trot" for photograpnar Carl Said in a racant champion Miami skins captured the next five "Eastern Michigan has only loss coming at Ihe gama. Norka fhair parfact control of tha boll. Earlier this year the places two line runners that are hands of the Falcons Falcons met Miami in the In order to win the MAC. capable of placing high up Miami coach Chuck Zody among the leaders. Zody said he has to break up said If (hey should run - political advertisement - Wattle declines pro offer Danlorth. Klliott and behind Howling Green s top Macdonald runners, hut ahead ol ours, Olympic 800-meter gold Wottle said the offer wants to go to graduate "Miami s job is to break then they can help the Fal- EXPERIENCE is ^m medalist Dave Wottle has involved a pro track tour school Since he has better up Bowling Green's top cons win the champion w KflNbW turned down a lucrative pro next spring, but he wants to than a 3.0 scholastic three runners. Zody said ship " spelled... f^ track offer for his final year run for the Mid-American average, he will be eligible "They beat us in a dual inrcl of eligibility at Bowling Conference school during for an NCAA post-graduate by sweeping the top three MIAMI IS LED by Dean Green. the indoor and outdoor track scholarship spots We cant let them do Reinke and Bob Heel, who \X1BROUGH f The senior from Canton, season Wottle also has a military it again if we expect to have recorded top perfor- would not disclose the The 6-foot. US-pound obligation once he finishes win." mances of 24:43 and 24:47, amount of the offer, only Wottle. currently student school. He's a member ol respectively, in the five Vote saying "it was really a large teaching history at Bowling the U.S. Air Force ROTC ON THE OTHER HAND. mile 1 sum of money Green Pigh School, also program at Bowling Green. FalCOIt coach Mel Urodl Howeveri the Redskins' Republican , £SNt #»t r Club hockey begins U.A.O. Campus Flicks CHARLES 1 *H * Bowling Green's club at the Ice Arena BROUGH T|ii hockey team opens its 18- The club team, coached by & Cartoons game schedule tomorrow former Falcon defenseman Willard Fri-Nov. 3 6:00 and 10:30 county UJ * -. ,^L , night at 10:15 when it faces Tom Sheehan, will be com- Sat.-Nov 4 8:30 St. i 'l.i ii Community College peting in the Midwestern Collegiate Hockey Associa- commissioner ^ JV football tion this season The Boston Strangle, ^J^iasc Bowling Green will play in Paid for by Brough The Bowling Green JV the Southern Division along Main Auditorium - U Hall, Free with I.D. for commissioner ^^^M football team will play its with Dayton. Miami and POPCORN Will BE SOLD BOTH NIGHTS committee ^^^ ^ J final game of the season Oberlin. the Northern Divi- against Miami Monday at 2 sion consists of Penry Ford Carl M. Good 1 ] p.m at Doyt 1. Perry Field. Community College. Pills- Chairman i The JV squad owns a 1-1 dale College. Oakland Com- m afl season record. munity College and Toledo DO YOU LIKE KIDS? 613 Bexford, Perrysburg A group of concerned students are serving as volunteer leaders for dis shock) ■ N ■ .'.'■' advantaged boys in the Toledo Inner City The Boy Scouts of America co ordinate and subsidize this program Additional help is needed from in SMITH OR GILLMOR I Noith Vietnam i terested students. ■ '' ■ .• i • ■ . ■ i i ■ ' ■ ■ i ■ FOR STATE SENATOR?? PLEASE ATTEND AN INFORMATIONAL MEETING vote megovern MONDAY. NOV. 6. 7 P M OHIO SUITE. UNION BOB SMITH ON: GILLMOB OR CALL CAROL AT 372-5487 Income Tax — Smith Gillmor Voted Against The Fought For The Passage Income Tax - Fought Of The Graduated For & Voted For An ELECT Income Tax. Increase In The Cloyce VOTE Sales Tax. Gillmor is a weathly Smith is a school McGIFFIN attorney — lawyers for the bull administrator and currently make up a doctoral candidate almost Vi of all at Bowling Green Nobody makes malt liquor senators — we don't State University. like Schlitz. need another lawyer. Nobody* £MK* DEFEAT OF THE GRADUATED INCOME TAX COULD MEAN AN INCREASE OF $120.00 IN TUITION— KEEP THE PRINCIPLE OF THE GRADUATED TAX— DEFEAT GILLMOR, A FELLOW WHO FOUGHT THE JAX REFORM BILL A Professional Law Enforcement Officer with 21 years experience SUPPORT E3 Wood County ROBERT A. SMITH Sheriff STATE SENATE McGiffm for Sheriff Com. Wm. K. Leslie Chrm. PAD BY STUDENTS FOR SMITH 26922 Whiteside Or, Perrysourg. 0. LOB PR0H»SKA Chrmr, Pofl. 10 "The BO N.wt. Friday, November 3, 1972 OU--last ambusher on Tangerine trail Hy Du CuiflUy Ohio quarterback Rich Bcvly. a can't I'owever. Bevly is believed to be In Miles' last 38 carries, he's The BG defensive line, which now Bowling Green." I'ess said "We'll Aiiliuut Sporti Editor sophumure sensation, is listed by I'ess sufficiently recovered from his ankle averaged 8 6 yards. ranks 11th in the nation against the hang in there and play for a break as a 'doubllul starter" for tomorrow's injury to play, rush, can afford to concentrate on the We'll try to play sound defense It seems as though every Bowling game, although it's believed he'll play Pess hopes he will, because Bevly JOE BABICS WILL start at quarter- OU quarterback with the corps of There's nothing mysterious about Green Mid-American Conference foot- after missing the last two contests with currently ranks second among con- back after missing last week's game running backs depleted beating BG You just have to play a ball game has been important this an ankle injury ference passers with 42 completions in with a hyper-extended foot Pal Watz. good game." year, but the last one tomorrow 99 attempts for eight touchdowns and the super-substitute in the Marshall BEVLY RANKS sixth in the MAC in against Ohio University has to be the THE RUNNING backs arc alto 654 yards The Bobcat offense hasn't game, will once again be the backup. rushing, despite missing those last two CAN THE BOBCATS be spoilers biggest of all questionable Original starters Hill moved the lasl two games (both Reid Lamport, who started last week games tomorrow and shake up the MAC race For the Falcons, it may mean all the Gary and Jim Kozlowski arc both out losses: without Bevly throwing to in place of Babies, will miss the game "We must be more aware of the some more"1 marbles-the MAC championship for the season, and it's been hard for Juenger with a pinched nerve in his pelvis. quarterback sneak than in the past. The way the season has been, you BG culminates a wacky conference I'ess to keep someone healthy to lug It was Lamport who engineered BG's Falcon secondary coach and defensive can t just sit around and guess who'll season that has seen the Falcons rise the hall for (he Bobcats OFFENSIVELY, the Bobcats have 20-19 upset of OU in the opening game a coordinator Gary Tranquil I said win." Pess said and fall from contention enroute to a 2- "The injury bug is the story ol our operated from several formations this season ago as a third-string quarter- 1-1 league record season. I'ess said "We can I ever get year, including the "Houston Veer" back The Falcons seem to have the Bob- BG offensive backfield coach Ron That kind of record going into the our best team on the licld al (he same and variations of the "I " The Falcons are set defensively with cats out-manned physically If past Chismar had similar toughts 1 iti.it MAC game has never raised a time " I'ess said the Falcons can expect to no injuries reported. The major task performance holds true. BG will try to It's been a screwy year." he said learns title hopes before, but it's a The only solution for I'ess has been sec what he calls the "multiple I." an will be to halt the Bevly-to-Juenger control the ball against OU "Don't throw anything out the whole new hallgame in 1972. t*t**»*t»t*»**»****4***********tM "I" lormation with two split backs passing combination if Bevly starts. "We have to play fine football to beat window " It's a topsy-turvy race this year, and _■ _ _ _ _ rather than lined up behind each other. MO mil's predicting who'll win n II IMG AAAC "We started with the veer.' but may go down to the lasl weekend ol the Injuries forced us io the T without two season when Toledo visits Kent Stall' Overall MAC goiKl backs. I'ess said "The T Or. it may end next week when Kent W L T W I. T emphasizes one good back ' travels to Miami BOWLING GREEN.. 4 2 1 2 11 Defensively, OU will line up in the Western Michigan 5 2 1 2 11 Oklahoma 5-2 or 4-3 The best HOWEVER, IT could mil tomorrow Kent Slate H 4 I 2 10 defenders arc co-captain and safety for the Falcons It's been a long and Toledo 5 3 1) 2 2 0 Bert Dainpier. linebacker Scott hard trek through a rugged league Miami 5 2 0 I 2 0 Robinson, and tackle Jeff Beams, I'ess schedule since opening victories over Ohio 3 5 0 I 3 0 said Purdue and Miami They might be ihc only good ones, if BG can t afford to lose to OH it s all scores arc any indication ol a defense's win Ih The Bobcats have given up 118 on the line The Falcons have to win |(| lurn ,„ ms all-purpose player, senior (Miinls in the lasl three games tomorrow to retain any hopes ol a trip ,.„.,.;,,„;„„ i)aVc Juenger to carry the to the Tangerine Bowl |()a(| ,or ,„,„, That's the situation as the Bobcat* Juenger is the regular tight end. wilh THE THIRD AND fourth quarters and Falcons square off at Perry Field. „ catenw (m m viirl|s and s.x touch have been the killers lor OU In the 1 30pm tomorrow, to determine BG s (|(|Wns s(,(,(m)| ,„ ,,„. MA( ,,,. .llfl, seven games this season, the Bobcats have yielded 2IK |H>ints in the second MAC fate punts for a 32.1 average Filteen year Bobcat boss Bill Mess is hall while Ihc offense has put only 101 well aware of the position of his team However, with Hevly mil lasl week |ioints on the scoreboard in the same going into the contest OU, a pre againsl Western Michigan, I'ess was spanol lime season pick to contend for the crown. forced to use Juenger at his former Meanwhile, the Falcons are coming limps into Terry Field with a last place position, quarterback Even Juenger s from their biggest win ol the season, a 1-3 record. 3-5overall attempted heroics calling signals 46 7 rout ol Marshall Tin' offense didn't work, though, as Western rolled exploded for six touchdowns, one third "WE HAVE TO be underdogs. I'ess over Ohio. 34-17 ni the season's total said "We're just trying to gel a team The leaders arc the junior running together that will win a game " JUENGER COMPLETED 12 ol 28 backs, fullback Phil Polak ami tailback The reason for his pessimism is an passes for 216 yards and one Til in the Paul Miles unusual amount of injuries that has loss, which was about all the offense Polak has rushed 1(15 tunes lor 564 decimated the number of good players the Bobcats could muster with then yards and a 54 yards per-carry at key positions since the beginning of backlield depleted I'IS eflorts weren't average, good lor fiftIt in the con- the season. overlooked by I'ess ference The Bobcats have been particularly "He's the greatest all around Miles has run for 672 yards in 158 N«wiphoio by Sf»v«o t. Han hurt in the offensive backfield. where athlete, and most unselfish athlete I've carries loi a 4 2 average, pulling him Back-up quarterback Hal Wati look* for a receiver in lasl week's 44V-7 victory the strength of the team was supposed ''v<'r Coached," I'ess said ol Ins star second in (lie MAC in total yards on the Vr OTZ om Marshall. Woti will again be waiting in the wings tomorrow when the to be Pcss has been forced to play player ground Pe has three games left to Falcons moat Ohio University. Junior Joe tobies wiM got tbo storting "musical chairs' in the backfield in TheOU coach said Juenger will start attempt to garner his second straight assignment. most games at quarterback tomorrow it Bevly 1,000-yard season leers open season tonight Notre Dame provides opposition By Fred R. Orllip. Sports Editor Notre Dame, now a member ot the do that anymore I wouldn't trade any "The key is we'd like to gel oil on the and Gyles 117-41-581. who were two ol "This team is more mature than ait) Western Collegiate l.'ockey ot my players for theirs right foot with the number ot young the leading scorers in the nation other we've had he said "The) seem If history is any indication, tonights Association, hasn't forgotten those 5-1 There's a tm of a revenge factor players we have It (two wins) would Vivian also has his best freshman to know what s ahead for them, they hockey opener at the Ice Arena and 3-2 deleats- especially since at the involved with the 31 year-old Vivian, be a great confidence booster tor the class this year with Bob Dobek. Hub seem to be more receptive to the between Bowling Green and Notre time the Irish were playing their who is starting Ins sixth year al team." Vivian said Nagai. Paul Pughes. Rick Costello, coaching Dame will be one to remember probationary season prior io entering Bowling Green ' The Falcons are very green on de- Bruce Woodhouse and John Stewart all "The onk question mark in my mind On the heels of a successful exhibi the WCt! A "You can't minimize the iacl thai we fense Of the five rearguards dressing able to pul the puck in the net is how they'll do in the lace of adver tion season, the Falcons renew their Nl) coach Charles I Lefty I Smith weren't accepted in the Western Con tonight, tour are sophomores Captain sity This weekend maybe we'll find fierce rivalry with the Irish after a even wanted to get a sneak preview ot ference (When Notre Dame wasi. Chuck Gyles is the only senior DOBEK WILL CENTER one line out year's absence Game lime is 7 30 pin the Falcons Oct 19 when he drove in Vivian said "Revenge is the utmost in Gyles will be paired with Brian tonight with Gerry Bradbury and Bart- The two teams go to Notre Dame from Notre Dame to see the Cleveland m> mind even though Lefty Smith is a Celanlano while Al l.eitch is paired ley. (lord McCosh centers a line with Sunday for a 7 p.m (CSTI encounter at Barons-Bowling Green exhibition. good friend with Roger Archer Jim l.ochead is the Steve Ball and Pete Badour, who starts Ticket info the Athletic and Convocation Center They'll remember two years ago fifth man his 88th consecutive game tonight. A limited number of reserved seat Reserved tickets will be on sale at $2 said Bti coach Jack Vivian, who said TONIGHT'S BATTLE Will be the Stewart centers a line with Nagai and tickets, priced at 12 each, remain for each at the gate he won't settle for anything but a first ol a possible six stalls againsl IN GOAL, VETERAN Terry Bob Watson. Costello centers a line tonight's hockey season opener against sweep this weekend WCPA teams (his season Miskolczi will open for the Falcons with Ron Wise and Pughes or Wood Notre Dame at the Ice Arena BOWLING GREEN OWNS a 2 11 Mow BG lares will IH- a big influence tonight Either Miskolczi or vet Dontne house All general admission tickets for the series advantage over Notre Dame as a "1 USED TO look down then on any NCAA tournament consul Boyd will get the call Sunday The Falcons will skate a team this game have been claimed in this week's result of a sweep of the final two personnel and say. Why can't I get (T.iiHin In seven games againsl WCPA Offensively, the Falcons have season with more depth than they've student hockey ID exchange games of the 1970-71 season their people'' " Vivian said "1 don't teams, the Falcons have never won probably their best attack ever ever had The remaining reserved seat tickets The seven leading scorers are back On the power play. Vivian has a num- can be purchased at the Memorial Hall .rom last year's 21-10-2 team, including ber of combos he can use. depending and Stadium ticket offices between top goal-getter Mike Bartley (37-31-68) upon the opponent am and noon and from 1-5 p.m. Lochead-plus on defense In a time when the young Bowling "GLEN (SHIRTON, assistant person by nature. Lochead is throwing Green hockey defense needs all the coach I should get the credit (for the his 6 1". 180-pound frtme around with help it can get, Jim l.ochead might switch i." Vivian said "He's got him some authority this fall That's got to give some surprising assistance to the doing things I could never do." help since the Falcon rearguards team's only weakness But perhaps the initial credit should aren't exactly known for their size and Chances are the name doesn't go to former Falcon forward Jack brute strength. register at first glance Lochead I'oogeveen, who spent most of last I didn't realize (before this seasoni (pronounced "La-head" I is an inexper- season killing penalties on the fourth it i hitting i was such a big part of the ienced sophomore who spent most of line game," said Lochead. who comes from last season thinking about who was "We sort of had something in Forest. Ont i figured this was about better than he was common." Lochead said "Ha knew the only way to improve my game Pe appeared in only four games, the problems I had and kept "I'm still learning new places to use scoring one assist encouraging me to hang in there and to my body and finding out I should have use my body and start hitting " been doing it all along BUT A YEAR LATER coach Jack "1 just have to contribute my Vivian is calling Lochead his most THOUGH NOT AN aggressive optimum-that'sa big part -ORTL1P. improved player, and hopes to put Jim's size to good use against some of the rugged competition the Falcons will face this season Hockey parking change "Last year he was listless and totally unresponsive to our efforts." Vivian said "When we looked at him in junior New Ice Arena parking procedures turning north on Loop Road directly hockey, we didn't think he'd be a great will be in effect for tonight's hockey- opposite the Stadium Plaza Shopping one immediately, but with work he'd season opener against Notre Dame Center Northbound traffic on Loop be okay " Newipheto by UtSM L Han..n Road should then move to Stadium Lochead said the problem was con- Parking in the Ice Arena s main lot Drive, which offers access to Lot L and Photogcoohoi Stove provides an rmkU fish eye view of the ko Aiona fidence will now cost $1 per car Free hockey the Ice Arena main lot. respectively Ws»q?r*j on *jtV#fn#W of 3,600 persons is exported for tonight's hockey "Last year I looked at the situation parking is available in Lot L. located Fish-eye rostra Dome. Tho Falcons el oo ojsonkeg tholr fourth and said Tow many of these guys are directly north of the football stadium Drivers may also approach trom Poe 1 'r. varsity se better ' This year I think of how many Fans may enter the parking lots by Road, turning south on Mercer Road, . r" | guys are worse." he said. driving east on Wooster Street and then east onto Stadium Drive