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B>Terry Cochran year of the camming biennium, and $500 budget for the biennium, which is may be necessary for Bowling Green to year. members. Every undergraduate professor would Urae Editor dollars per quarter in the second year. $211,000 less than Governor Gilligsn's go up to that figure." The $50 general fee charged to all However, Dr. Moore stressed that the proposed budget and $2,000,000 less than In-state undergraduates presently students would remain the same. be required to teach 12 hours of classwork per quarter beginning next President Hollis A. Moore, Jr., an- proposed House budget is still merely a the Board of Regents's. pay $170 per quarter. Dr. Moore explained also that due to year, and every graduate professor, nine nounced yesterday it is "probable" that proposal and that the bill must pass Dr. Moore said he will refrain from such a low budget, it would likely be tuition fees for both undergraduate and through the Senate before it is finalized. making his final recommendation for tea "THERE WERE NO appropriations necessary to put an end to all waivers of hours. changes to the Board of Trustees until for out-of-«tate-«tudents in the House fees after a one year time period. "Both the House and the Senate are graduate students here will be raised considering very large pay increases for again for the coming biennium. "THE SENATE CAN increase the after the Senate has voted on the issue, bill," Dr. Moore continued, "and House's budget, can cut it, or can okay which will probably be sometime early in therefore it is probable that the out-of- Fees are presently waived for faculty classified University personnel such as Moore said that due to a low education maintenance workers and civil service budget bill passed by the Ohio House of it," Moore said. "Monday, I will be July. state fee. which is now $300, would be members and their children, for all employees," Dr. Moore added. Representatives, in-state undergraduate testifying before the Senate's Finance raised to $400 per quarter." University personnel and for some fees may be raised 130 per quarter and Committee with other Ohio University The House legislature placed a ceiling athletes and graduate students. He said he does not know how such out-of-state fees may increase $100 per presidents in an attempt to raise the of $200 on in-state undergraduate tuition Formerly graduate students paid the quarter. budget." fees for the coming biennium. same fees as undergraduates, and THE HOUSE BILL also specifies that new expenditures can be met when the State government refuses to appropriate Under the bill, graduate students Dr. Moore explained that in its bill the Dr. Moore said that "in order to therefore graduate fees would Increase no more funds will be available for any money for such purposes. would pay $400 per quarter in the first House voted for a $16,086,400 per year provide a balanced budget, it looks as if it by some $230 dollars per quarter next "sabbatical leave" taking by faculty Marshals present security report

By Patty Bailey The report also recommends that if police work and do administrative work. Staff Reporter officers feel threatened they should be equipped with nightsticks in addition to DR. OTTO BAUER, vice president of A report on the effectiveness of radios which would put the officers in student affairs, said he has a list of campus security was presented to touch with a "panic" car carrying armed recommendations for the proposed University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. officers. Or, if it is considered absolutely reorganization of campus security which Tuesday by a representative of the necessary for officers to be armed, they he is planning to present to President student marshals who patrolled the could carry "stun guns" which shoot Moore. campus this spring. _ bean bags (capable of knocking a person Dr. Bauer said he will make A spokesman for the student marshals down) instead of bullets. recommendations regarding the number said the group compiled the report after A better student-police relationship of campus security officers, the quar- having an opportunity to observe the would be established by assigning ters that the force should be housed in, a inner workings of campus security while regular beats to security officers, the change in the uniform of officers, an working as marshals from May 1-7. group spokesman said. unproved communication system and The report called for an improvement pay range increases. of security of campus buildings and HE SAID students should know who He said he will also offer, as a recommended a "limited disarmament" the officers are and that regular beats suggestion for future consideration, that of the security officers and a general would establish a "police presence." He an "Institutional security force" be Pho» by Bill Sk.ld.no reorganization of the administrative added that it is impossible for the established. Dr. Bauer explained that aspect of the department. campus to be well protected by patrol this force would handle building security. "Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light..." through the smog cars. Other recommendations which he is and the battle smoke and the haze of dissent "What so proudly we THE STUDENT spokesman said The student marshal spokesman said planning to make include the in- glaSS darkly' n*"7" 0od'b,e" America. She needs it. President Moore indicated necessary there is presently a lack of coordination corporation of parking services Into changes for Improving building security between the security department and the campus security, and the recom- would be made during the summer by administration. He said the report mendation that the chief of police report maintenance crews. recommends a reorganization of the directly to a vice president or an ad- President, faculty meet The report calls for officers to carry administrative leader: the President, an ministrative officer in the President's guns only when performing such func- administrator and a chief of police. office. tions as patrolling the stadium parking "There should be clear-cut lines of "The police shouldn't be more than lots or when carrying large sums of authority," the spokesman said. He one man removed from the President." Moore defends arrests money. added that It is important that police do Dr. Bauer said. cases, but he did say that internal By Larry Fullerton they directly involved the cases pending in court. This included discussion of discipline within the University would be used when appropriate. President Hollis Moore last night individual cases, evidence or the court Bring 'em in tomorrow proceedings held so far. Asked why James Saddoris and described the arrests following the William Steinfurth of the Security disruption of the ROTC review as Department resigned, Dr. Moore said he Tomorrow's the day. "drawing the line" and said they show Several members of the audience The day to bring all of your questioned the President's earlier could not say why they had resigned, but the University will not put up with any newspapers to the "Save The News" statement that if any of the arrested that it had nothing to do with the ROTC more such disturbances. review and its aftermath. collection point behind Moseley Hall. "There was so much advice to turn students was convicted, they faced the Take a study break between noon possibility of disciplinary action within Dr. Moore said that prior to the the other cheek and we ran out of cheek review, he expected noise and ex- and 4:30 p.m. tomorrow and grab around my office," Dr. Moore told a the University as well. every newspaper you can find. With a Dr. Moore said this would not involve pressions of criticism, but did not expect group of about 200 faculty members and the disruption that did occur. little luck well be able to top the 20,340 graduate students at a meeting of the double jeopardy since more than one pounds of paper that was collected in jurisdiction is Involved. Those arrested He said that "our intelligence was not American Association of University very good" and that there were problems the initial drive last quarter. Professors (AAUP). were charged with breaking a civil law, Last quarter, The News did not but could be disciplined by the University of coordination with the city police prior He said he had been advised by some to the review. negotiate for the sale of the papers to let the situation (following the review) under the Student Code. because we had no idea of what alone and not punish anyone because the One member of the audience asked if response could be expected. a civil suit is brought against Derek ONE FACULTY member, Dr. students would only react stronger at Virginia Platt, wanted to know why a This time around, we plan to sell some later date if there was punishment. Dickinson, assistant dean of students, for the papers for $12 a ton to the Electra actions relative to those arrested, and the dormitory resident advisor was fired for Dr. Moore described this as a sort of his part in the disruption one day after Manufacturing Corp. of Wauseo.i, who "permanent blackmail" and said he felt suit is successful, would he be disciplined will recycle the paper into housing by the University. the review and subsequently arrested. he had to take a stronger stand. Dr. Platt said that this is like "saying you insulation. All proceeds from the drive will go can dissent if you are willing to put your AT THE OUTSET of the meeting. Dr. DR. MOORE said he could not to the BGSU Environmental Studies comment on the matter because of the job on the line." Center. Moore said there were certain things he Dr. Moore refused to comment. was not permitted to discuss because involvement with the current court Papers need not be boxed or bundled, but please, no magazines. Magazine paper is a of a different grade and does not meet the com- panies' specifications for insulation. Suit questions council legality The News will not be picking up the papers. But last quarter the papers were brought to the collection point on A suit questioning the legality of Council, said he is not fighting the ap- be alone in filing the suit. foot, by motorcycle and jammed into Student Council in general, and its recent pointments of the persons selected as the trunks of cars. selection of Student Arbitration Board justices. "WE'RE ALL going to fight it," he If you're too weak to carry your members in particular, has been filed "The people appointed are good Oudsema claims the only member of contribution find the strongest person against Student Council, according to Art people," he said. What he Is fighting is around and shanghai him over to Toalston, student body president. the fact that Toalston has not called a the executive board who attended all of Moseley Hall with your contribution. Toalston said as he understands it, toe Student Council meeting since be took the interviews with prospective mem- We continued this drive again this purpose of the suit is to force the over as new president of the student bers of the arbitration board was Elaine quarter because, as we said in executive board of Student Council to body, he said. Fortney, former secretary. January: "There's Just too much take the appointments of the new student He said she took notes during the waste being dumped and burned in our justices before Student Council. Oudsema feels that if Student Council interviews, and it was from these notes surroundings, and somebody, Bill Oudsema, junior (AAS), who is were given a chance It could accomplish that the executive board picked the five somewhere, has to start putting a stop filing the suit, said although the official something this year. arbitration board members. to it" charge Bled is the "justices have not "I know these people are willing to Oudsema said in the past ap- And by the way, printers ink been duly confirmed by Student Coun- work," be said. "I'm willing to work." pointments to the board have been made washes off with soap and water, so cil", the real question is "the role of Oudsema said he doesn't feel that four by the executive board, but were also you wont have to go through finals approved by student council. He said the Student Council." people (the executive board) should try hands. to handle the entire job of student appointments are not legal until they are OUDSEMA, a member of Student government. He said he feels be won't approved by that body. Poge 6 The BG News, Thursday, June 3, 1971 ^Opinion ————————— Dick Young-reason for 's final hours as BG's baseball mediocrity

ByFredR.OrtUp a Falcon have come Assistant Sport! Editor

While looking In retrospect at Bowling Green's baseball ByVtaMaanix only six guys have done that never closed the gap. season and being able to see some of the things that occurred on Assistant Sports Editor before. Finishing fourth, Sid ad- the Inside, this writer can understand why the team didn't have And Sid's not through mitted be was psyched out by the season it should have had. This weekend will be because he will have a chance the course at Ohio University. To be sure, Bowling Green had the personnel to do much witness to the passing of one of for his third "double A" when "This Is where I Injured my better than its 19-21 record indicated. Hie 1971 team was the most spectacular careers he defends bis NCAA knee the year before, so I let essentially unchanged from 1070's 16-19 season. That is, the ever enjoyed by a Falcon steeplechase title in Seattle, my fear of the course In- team wasn't exactly Inexperienced this spring. athlete. Wash, this June. In addition, fluence my running," he said. Yet, they didn't improve over a year's time and I believe He isn't a bead-hunting he's got another year of "I didn't even bother Dying to much of the blame can be attributed to the coaching. Dick defensive end, or a gyroscopic eligibility for indoor season, catch Liebenberg I was so Young has finished his coaching career this spring at BG and guard, but a slender young having stayed out the whole upset." will assume his Athletic Director's Job on a full time basis. man whose legs have taken 1970 indoor campaign due to Then there was another He completed his 12-year reign with a good 184-146-6 overall htm from Cortland Park, New tendonitis in Ms left knee. incident which occurred at record, but he has, conversely, been the primary reason for York and a twelfth place finish MAC track and field cham- Bowling Green's mediocre showing this spring. In the NCAA cross country SO HE COULD BE, dig this pionships Just s few weeks championships in the fall of now, an eight-time all- ago. ITS NOT APPARENT on the outside because Dick Young Is 1M, all the way to Des American. Sid was literally knocked s good baseball coach. Just ask his players. What he does in Moines, Iowa where he. won Yet distance runners like down in defeat in the mile, but front of the fans has not made the team the loser It is. the NCAA steeplechase crown Sid, whose efforts for the most this time there were no tears, Rather, it's his behind-the-scenes antics that has provoked last summer. part aren't witnessed by only smoldering anger which his players tosomeUir.es openly question his policy and treat- Sid Sink, whose career as a stadiums filled with 60,000 or consumed nun unlike ever ment of the baseball team. six-time all-American in cross field houses of 17,000 are before. After talking to several players, my suspicions of dissension country, and track seemed looked on as something dif- i on the club during portions of the past campaign were verified. like It would never end, will ferent from other athletes. "I WAS FURIOUS with There was definitely a gap-mainly communicatlons-thst compete In his last home Different, with perhaps a myself," he said "I'd let Young and his team suffered. Young's baseball savvy was more outdoor meet for Bowling touch of strangeness. myself get boxed in so when I than offset by his ineptness of keeping the team together, not Green this Friday and Like what kind of guy does N.w.pholo by Vln Monm. tried to move to the outside I only on the field but off. Saturday in the Central It take to run 100 miles a week, got tripped up, and knocked Said one player: "He (Young) once said he hates In- Sid Sink follows Jerry Liebenberg of Western Collegiate Championships. besides daily practice, down. It's the first time I'd consistency. But there were two pitchers who were coming late Michigan in the early stages of their MAC sometimes alone, other times ever fallen in a race." to practice and the games and he said nothing. I was late twice TfS© duelers steeplechase battle two weeks ago. "Even though I IT DOESN'T SEEM that with a bunch of teammates, "I was mad at letting and had to run laps." only got second, he beat me 8:34.7 to 0:40.1," said Sid, long ago but, I remember that merely for a weekend race Liebenberg get away like that, "and I realized that his 8:32.2 time wasn't faster than little basketball halftime that will probably take up a especially after he'd beaten THERE WAS LITTLE rapport on the team. Said a pitcher: ceremony the winter after his little more than four minutes, I'm capable of, and that he can be beaten." me in the steeplechase, "On a Thursday he told me to get ready to pitch the next sophomore cross country or fourteen minutes, and at because he was sure to win, Tuesday. Then the dsy before the game I find out I'm not even season, when Sid and his the most a half hour? and I'd let the team down," going on the trip because two other pitchers needed the work, coach, Mel Brodt, came out to H»'s got to be some kind of Sid explained. "That was ten according to Young." Brizendine repeats as mldcourt to accept Sid's first machine. points I could 've gotten for One pitcher said he never got to study the pitching charts. all-American award. Sid admits that racing has them." "On most teams the guy who's going to pitch the next game sits "An all-American in cross become more of a mental The team. One of Sid's in the rt: ids and charts the pitches. We always have to be in the country?" I asked myself. challenge than a physical one driving forces. bullpen because we never knew who was pitching next." first team ail-American Up till that moment, the for him, and with all his "I think I can win most of Anoth-r hurler said: "(Ron) Wellman (pitching coach) successes one might think John Brlxendlne, Bowling only college all-Americans I'd the races I go into, and woulo be with us all week and he knew who was throwing well in 1967. valuable player for the second mental toughness is Sid Sink Green lacrosse midfielder, ever imagined were either because the team's counting «IIU who wasn't, but Young always had the final say and he Besides his ail-American time. personified. has been named a first team stud running backs who'd on me, I feel like I have to win didn't know what was going on out there." honors and the selection to the Maybe, but to the point ail-American for the second In 18 games as a Falcon. picked up a thousand yards or it for them," Sid said. "When To underscore the communication problem the players South squad, Brizendine was Brizendine scored 27 goals and more and a dozen touchdowns where he's a machine in- I win. It's as much a lift for talked about, one said, "The only way he knew you had an in- year In a row by the United named to the all-Midwest first 11 assists for two years. The capable of emotion, par- States Intercollegiate for Oklahoma, or some nimble them as it is for me." hirv w«« when he walked through the training room. He'd say, team for the second year and stickers' record in those two ticularly in defeat, no. Lacrosse Association. guard who rang up 25 points or This is why Sid likes cross ''What'.- Um matter?' and keep walking." was voted the Falcons moat yean was 17-3. so a game for South Carolina. country more than track. Brizendine repeated his "I CRIED after we lost the first team honors of 1970 on But an all-American cross "It's more of a team sport, BEFORE THE SEASON, Young told his team that every one- MAC cross country cham- run loss is the fault of the coach. BG had 14 such games this the Little All-Amerlcan team country runner for Bowling whereas track gets to be an which was selected from Green? pionship," Sid said. 'We were individual thing," he said. season which can't be all dumped on the skipper's lap, but his defending champs picked to nominees from 73 of the 87 Sid's no pro-sized halfback "That's why our upset over Inability to handle the pitching staff contributed to several of win it again, and we finished those setbacks. lacrosse teams which belong or 25-point-a-game guard but Western Michigan for the to the association. he won all-American twice third." MAC cross country cham- There was some evidence of his playing "favorites" Upset with his own per- Brizendine Is the 11th all- more after that in cross pionship two years ago meant throughout the season, but none more flagrant than when he country, and twice more In formance, he trailed Western so much to us." didn't start team MVP shortstop Gary Haas In the final game of American selection for Bowling Green since 1967. outdoor track as well, and Michigan's Jerry Liebenberg the season. by JO yards the whole race and "WE WERE PICKED to It was the final game of the Northwest oi.io Classic which BG Other selections Include Ed finish third, but we were all already had wrapped up and Has;, a 23-year-old freshman, Hedrick (1967), Pete Farrell high because we knew we had needed only two hits to tie co-record holder John Knox for (1967,1968,1969), John Dohms a better chance than that," he safeties in a season. In the tourney opener against the same (1969, 1970), Chuck Winters said. "We all ran great and Toledo team BG wa> playing, Haas went 4-for-S. (1968), Joe Zimmerman (1970) beat Western by one point," It was no secret that Knox. who Is now playing pro ball, was and BUI Bruch (1970). Sid said. one of Young's favorites and for no apparent reason Haas found Other selections from the Leading that upset was himself forgetting about the record by sitting on the bench. He Midwest Division of the USLA Sink who crossed the finish later got a pinch hit single to come to within one of the mark. were Rod Korba of Denlson line first despite a knee injury Sure, the tournament title was wrapped up and sure it was and Skip Van Bourgoudlen of which prevented him from the last game of the season but when there's a record on the line, Ohio State who were chosen to any running two weeks prior most coaches usually give their players a chance. Not Young. the second team. Both players to the meet. were first team all-Midwest That was Sid's last big CAN YOU SEE Ralph Houk benching Roger Marls in 1961 selections. thrill until he won the NCAA because the manager .always admired Babe Ruth and didn't Jack Cornell of Denison, steeplechase (8:40.9) last want his home run record broken? Ridiculous. also a first team all-Midwest summer in the race that One wmd-Uner said he was happy for the opportunity choice, was a third team all- nobody saw because it was Young gave him. "But the things he said to me-he always American selection. pouring rain. tried to find things wrong with what I was doing and he'd cut me In addition, Brizendine has Despite the torrential down instead uf trying to help. He doesn't let you forget your been chosen to play for the downpour, Sid ran the 3000 old ways." South team in the 30th annual meters in 8:40.9 and said "I From his vantage point on tne bench, the same player didn't senior North-South all-Star was dazed after I finished, it think the guys playing were even happy. "Young didn't give Lacrosse game June 12 to be took a while to sink in that I'd people many chances," he said. played at Tufts University In won." l One freshman said he listened to what the seniors had to say Medford, Mass. Brizendine Sid's very much aware of » l about Young and he admitted he eventually could understand will «tart practice next one thing though, and that Is why their remarks were so prejudiced against him. Wednesday for the game. that one of the toughest One player s; mpathixed with Young somewhat because the The Falcon middle is the challenges he'll ever face will player received a grant-in-ald, but is happy the veteran coach is sixth Bowling Green player to take place at four o'clock leaving. be selected for the game. tomorrow afternoon. "Really, what did Young teach us?" he asked. "Only to get In last years' game for the "I've won the CCC an education and that's fine but I'd like to win too." South, Dohms and Zim- steeplechase three years in a It almost goes without saying the players are happy Young is merman helped set up the win. row, and I'd love to make it out of their hair. Said one: "It seemed like Young had been Farrell and Winters were on four," he said. looking forward to the athletic director's job for the past few hand when the South won in But as wine gets better years. When he got it, it seemed like he didn't care much 1969. with age, so has Sid's com- whether we won or lost." Goalie Hedrick was the petition in the steeplechase stickers' other representative the past three years. ONE PARTICULAR bottle • *V L. D. ■■!!»«. of spirits, aged In Kalamazoo, Michigan, and labeled THE NEW ISSUE 10Winning all-American honors for Jerome Liebenberg, has H.w.photo by Jim P«rttl« proven to be stuff too strong the second time, Brizendine will for Sid to handle in the MAC of all play in the annual North-Soum There is no tape adrift around his the last two years. lacrosse game featuring the rest waist, nor any jubilant team- In the recent MAC American0',he nation's »•»* stickers. mates to enguIf him for here is Sid steeplechase, Sid was awed by Sink, a loser in the MAC Liebenberg's 8:31.2 time run steeplechase two weeks ago. the week before at the University of Tennessee's Dogwood Relays. As a result, INKST0NE SALE "I concentrated on him too CCC tix on sale much and not enough on the All remaining bathing hurdles," Ski explained, "so I Tickets for the 46th annual Forty-eight teams, in- wasn't Jumping them well at suits - one and two piece Central Collegiate Conference cluding Michigan, Indiana, all and lost" UNDERGRADUATE LITERARY Track and Field Cham- Iowa, Northwestern, Thus Sid's other driving pionships scheduled for Michigan State, and Ohio force, his pride, will be put to MAGAZINE Bowling Green State State, as well as Nebraska, the test tomorrow in a duel 30% to 507o off University, June 4-5, are on Kansas and Missouri of the between Liebenberg, and sale now at the Memorial Hall Big Eight, will compete In the himself-the top two collegiate Buy the top by your bra size ticket office. meet. steeplechasers In the nation. IS NOW BEING 32-34-36-B-C-D-Cups Although tickets will be Defending champion ''Nobody's ever beaten me The bikini or brief — S,M,L, available at the gate for the Indiana, Southeastern con- twice in anything," said Sid, 8 colors or patterns, not all two-day track spectacular, a ference champion Tennessee, "so I'm better mentally SOLD IN prepared for Liebenberg than sizes in all colors special 12.50 meet ticket will Big Eight kingpin Kansas and be sold In advance In addition Mid-American conference I was two weeks ago." to the dally tickets which will champion Western Michigan The gods couldn't have UNIVERSITY HALL be 11.50 on Friday and $2 on are rated the favorites for the designed a more fitting trial to The Powder Puff Saturday. team title. climax the wars waged and Student tickets will be $1 Starting time for events on won by as indomitable a * 11:00 TO 4:00 PM 525 Ridge St. for each session, and are on Friday Is 3pm. and 10 a jn. on warrior as Bowling Green sale everyday. Saturday. shall ever see, Sid Sink. An Bowling Green, Ohio Independent Friday, June 4, 1971 Student Voice ■me BG news Volume 55 Number 136 Tuition increase 'probable'

members. By Terry Cochran year of the comming biennium, and $500 budget for the biennium, which is may be necessary for Bowling Green to year. $211,000 less than Governor Gtlligan's go up to that figure." The $50 general fee charged to all Every undergraduate professor would luue Editor dollars per quarter in the second year. be required to teach 12 hours of However, Dr. Moore stressed that the proposed budget and $2,000,000 less than In-state undergraduates presently students would remain the same. the Board of Regents s. pay $170 per quarter. Dr. Moore explained also that due to classwork per quarter beginning next President Hollis A. Moore, Jr., an- proposed House budget is still merely a year, and every graduate professor, nine nounced yesterday it is "probable" that proposal and that the bill must pass Dr. Moore said he will refrain from such a low budget, it would likely be making his final recommendation for fee "THERE WERE NO appropriations necessary to put an end to all waivers of hours. tuition fees (or both undergraduate and through the Senate before it is finalized. "Both the House and the Senate are graduate students here will be raised changes to the Board of Trustees until for out-of-state-students In the House fees after a one year time period. after the Senate has voted on the issue, bill," Dr. Moore continued, "and considering very large pay increases for again for the coming biennium. "THE SENATE CAN Increase the classified University personnel such as Moore said that due to a low education House's budget, can cut it, or can okay which will probably be sometime early in therefore It Is probable that the out-of- Fees are presently waived for faculty July. state fee, which Is now $300, would be members and their children, for all maintenance workers and civil service budget bill passed by the Ohio House of it," Moore said. "Monday, I will be employees," Dr. Moore added. Representatives, in-state undergraduate testifying before the Senate's Finance raised to $400 per quarter." University personnel and for some Committee with other Ohio University The House legislature placed a celling athletes and graduate students. fees may be raised $30 per quarter and He said he does not know how such out-of-state fees may increase $100 per presidents in an attempt to raise the of $200 on in-state undergraduate tuition Formerly graduate students paid the fees for the coming biennium. same fees as undergraduates, and THE HOUSE BILL also specifies that new expenditures can be met when the quarter. budget." State government refuses to appropriate Dr. Moore explained that In its bill the Dr. Moore said that "in order to therefore graduate fees would Increase no more funds will be available for any Under the bill, graduate students money for such purposes. would pay $400 per quarter in the first House voted for a 116,0(6,400 per year provide a balanced budget, it looks as if it by some $230 dollars per quarter next "sabbatical leave" taking by faculty r ^W /. Marshals present security report

By Patty Bailey The report also recommends that If police work and do administrative work. Staff Reporter officers feel threatened they should be equipped with nightsticks in addition to DR. OTTO BAUER, vice president of A report on the effectiveness of radios which would put the officers in student affairs, said he has a list of campus security was presented to touch with a "panic" car carrying armed recommendations for the proposed University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. officers. Or, if it Is considered absolutely reorganization of campus security which Tuesday by a representative of the necessary for officers to be armed, they he Is planning to present to President student marshals who patrolled the could carry "stun guns" which shoot Moore. campus this spring. bean bags (capable of knocking a person Dr. Bauer said he will make A spokesman for the student marshals down) instead of bullets. recommendations regarding the number said the group compiled the report after A better student-police relationship of campus security officers, the quar- having an opportunity to observe the would be established by assigning ters that the force should be housed in, a Inner workings of campus security while regular beats to security officers, the change in the uniform of officers, an working as marshals from May 1-7. group spokesman said. improved communication system and The report called for an improvement pay range increases. of security of campus buildings and HE SAID students should know who He said he will also offer, as a recommended a "limited disarmament" the officers are and that regular beats suggestion for future consideration, that of the security officers and a general would establish a "police presence." He an "institutional security force" be Pho.o by Bill Siolding reorganization of the administrative added that it Is Impossible for the established. Dr. Bauer explained that aspect of the department. campus to be well protected by patrol this force would handle building security. h y c n you by M,t dawn $ r, Other recommendations which he is 'ThrOUahv a "° ' ** " ***' ' « V light..." through the smog cars. and the battle smoke and the haze of dissent "What so proudly we THE STUDENT spokesman said The student marshal spokesman said planning: to make include the In- glass darkly' hail?" God, bless America. She needs it. President Moore indicated necessary there is presently a lack of coordination corporation of parking services Into changes for improving building security between the security department and the campus security, and the recom- would be made during the summer by administration. He said the report mendation that the chief of police report maintenance crews. recommends a reorganization of the directly to a vice president or an ad- President, faculty meet The report calls for officers to carry administrative leader: the President, an ministrative officer in the President's guns only when performing such func- administrator and a chief of police. office. tions as patrolling the stadium parking "There should be clear-cut lines of "The police shouldn't be more than lota or when carrying large sums of authority," the spokesman said. He one man removed from the President." Moore defends arrests money. added that it is important that police do Dr. Bauer said.

cases, but he did say that internal By Larry Fullertoo they directly involved the cases pending in court This included discussion of discipline within the University would be used when appropriate. Bring 'em in tomorrow President Hollis Moore last night individual cases, evidence or the court proceedings held so far. Asked why James Saddoris and described the arrests following the William Stelnfurth of the Security disruption of the ROTC review as Tomorrow's the day. Several members of the audience Department resigned Dr. Moore said he "drawing the line" and said they show could not say why they had resigned, but The day to bring all of your the University will not put up with any questioned the President's earlier newspapers to the "Save The News" statement that if any of the arrested that it had nothing to do with the ROTC more such disturbances. review and its aftermath. collection point behind Moseley Hall. "There was so much advice to turn students was convicted, they faced the Take a study break between noon possibility of disciplinary action within Dr. Moore said that prior to the the other cheek and we ran out of cheek review, he expected noise and ex- and 4:30 p.m. tomorrow and grab around my office," Dr. Moore told a the University as well. every newspaper you can find. With a Dr. Moore said this would not involve pressions of criticism, but did not expect group of about 200 faculty members and the disruption that did occur. little luck well be able to top the 20,340 graduate students at a meeting of the double jeopardy since more than one pounds of paper that was collected in jurisdiction is involved. Those arrested He said that "our Intelligence was not American Association of University very good" and that there were problems the initial drive last quarter. Professors (AAUPi. were charged with breaking a civil law, Last quarter, The News did not but could be disciplined by the University of co-ordination with the city police prior He said he had been advised by some to the review. negotiate for the sale of the papers to let the situation (following the review) under the Student Code. because we had no idea of what One member of the audience asked if alone and not punish anyon-- because the ONE FACULTY member, Dr. ™ response could be expected. students would only react stronger at a civil suit is brought against Derek This time around, we plan to sell Dickinson, assistant dean of students, for Virginia Platt, wanted to know why a some later date If there was punishment. dormitory resident advisor was fired for the papers for $12 a ton to the Electra actions relative to those arrested, and the Dr. Moore described this as a sort of his part in the disruption one day after Manufacturing Corp. of Wauseoii, who suit is successful, would he be disciplined will recycle the paper into housing "permanent blackmail" and said he felt the review and subsequently arrested. he had to take a stronger stand. by the University. Insulation. Dr. Platt said that this Is like "saying you All proceeds from the drive will go can dissent If you are willing to put your AT THE OUTSET of the meeting, Dr. DR. MOORE said he could not to the BGSU Environmental Studies comment on the matter because of the job on the line." Center. Moore said there were certain things he Dr. Moore refused to comment. was not permitted to discuss because involvement with the current court Papers need not be boxed or bundled, but please, no magazines. Magazine paper Is a of a different grade and does not meet the com- panies' specifications for insulation. Suit questions council legality The News will not be picking up the papers. But last quarter the papers were brought to the collection point on A suit questioning the legality of Council, said he is not fighting the ap- be alone in filing the suit. foot, by motorcycle and jammed into Student Council in general, and its recent pointments of the persons selected as the trunks of cars. selection of Student Arbitration Board justices. "WE'RE ALL going to fight it," be If you're too weak to carry your members in particular, has been filed "The people appointed are good Mid. . . contribution find the strongest person against Student Council, according to Art people," he said. What he Is fighting is Oudsems claims the only member of around and shanghai him over to Toalston, student body president. the fact that Toalston has not called a the executive board who attended all of Moseley Hall with your contribution. Toalaton said as he understands It, the Student Council meeting since be took the interviews with prospective mem- We continued this drive again this I purpose of the suit la to force the over as new president of the student bers of the arbitration board was Elaine quarter because, as we said In executive board of Student Council to body, he said. Fortney, former secretary. January: "There's just too much take the appointments of the new student He said she took notes during the waste being dumped and burned in our justices before Student Council. Oudsema feels that if Student Council Interviews, and it was from these notes surroundings, and somebody, BUI Oudsema, junior (AttS), who is were given a chance it could accomplish that the executive board picked the five somewhere, has to start putting a stop filing the suit, said although the official something this year. arbitration board members. to it." charge filed is the "justices have not "I know these people are willing to Oudsema said in the past ap- And by the way, printers Ink bean duly confirmed by Student Coun- work," he said. "I'm willing to work." pointments to the board have been made washes off with soap and water, so Oudsema said he doesn't feel that four by the executive board, but were also you won't have to go through finals ' ell", the real question is "the role of approved by student council. He said the Student Council." people (the executive board) should try hands. to handle the entire job of student appointments are not legal until they are OUDSEMA, a member of Student government. He said he feels be wont approved by that body. Pogt 2/The BG News, Friday, June 4, 1971 opinion epiTeRiat_s forgetting all for president by L.Edward Shack capable of distributing wealth almost the Influence of student protest hope-hold differing points of view. This Faculty Columnlit without violence; we even have elaborate Obviously more skillful effort' must It's about to start-a long, hot summer during which we University is not going to remain a free substitutes for hate-driven violence In the be made by the Administration of the society, amkrocoamofwhat we want for can torget. I appreciated your excellent editorial form of high contact athletic activities, University to maintain communications this nation, unless we can assure mutual Forget the ROTC issue. Who cares about ROTC of last Thursday, commenting on and the working off of ego-building with students and their generation. respect for individuals within our anyway? Memorial Day activities. Indeed these romanticism via TV programs. It is Managing a university-or a country-in a community. Mutual respect in thta In- Forget the arrests. Who cares about lustlce? exercises can be tainted by maudlin indeed time for challenging the entire democracy, is not a police function; nor stitution cannot be based on threats from glorification of war. Forget the upheaval in the security department. Who underpinning of our attitudes which is there sufficient reason for individual "experts" in student personnel; nor Is It Perhaps such glorifying of war permit and glorify war. Warfare as a students of this university to be objects of accorded by using foul and abusive cares if it has problems? reflects the acceptance of a theory of means of thinning out excess males Is fear and apprehension. Our problems Forget the educational system entirely. Who cares If language in denouncing supporters of the human nature which is not necessarily outmoded; and warfare aa a means of do involve real challenges in the area of Nixon policies in Vietnam. courses are irrelevant, poorly taught, poorly attended and true; and, If there, Is not incapable of natural selection is increasingly human relations and diplomacy. generally a waste of time? constructive subliminatlon: -' 'human preposterous. We have to be "involved" and con- Forget this past year. Who cares If nine months have beings have always fought and always This is difficult for many of us middle- cerned-and responsible for the evils; we just gone down the drain? will." During the killing years-about 18- The punch line of your editorial Is the aged types to comprehend. We must note in our governance and in our society Forget poverty, forget pollution, forget racism, forget 25- Is easy to get young restless bucks stated need to work together for con- accept the fact that students do not now as a whole. to Join up for the supposed glamor of war. structive purposes, such aa the ending of recognize that they have any divinely- the war. This is a day of easy birth-control, American war-making activities In established duty to "obey the President," With respect to the spring of 1*71, I ' And |ust relax? however, of socio-political Institutions SEAsta, and a general reevaluation of either of the country or of the Univer- We can't forget. We can't |ust let these Issues slide by our military mystique. These require sity, unless what the President requests cannot avoid expressing delight that students st last. In significant numbers, while we spend the summer swimming, picnicking, par- great care on the part of all elements of makes sense to them. This notes the let's bear from you the university community, so that are showing concern for public affairs of tying and trying to ignore the fact that all too few of us change in the attitudes of current deep moment, as well as for bed-pushing reasonable unity can be maintained. generations with which all of us, young have jobs. contests, rush parties, and beauty con- Too many things have happened this year for us to The BG News welcomes all and not so young, have got to live. It Is The breakdown in communications, rather fascinating, if confusing and even tests. As more students act like adults, calmly sit back during the next three months and twiddle letters to the editor and opinion instead of teeny-boppers, the Faculty combined with irresponsibility of some frightening to many, to realize that in our thumbs. columns. Letters may com- Administrators will be compelled to ment on any other letter, during the past fortnight have helped 1971 Authority-supported by God, If we choose to ignore our problems here during confuse two Issues. There is a dif- support rather than fear the type of column or editorial. We ask, Tradition, the White Race- and inertia- student activities and social interaction summer break, then we are just as much to blame for their ference between working hard In can no longer order the peasants out to do however, that guest columns not on this campus which will Identify as existence as the System we supposedly oppose. be written in direct response to political action directed against war and its bidding, whether to slaughter various militarism, and attacking the University truly a university, composed of thinking Problems just don't disappear over the summer. any other published editorial and sundry foreigners or Just to keep and sensitive adults engaged In a Administration just for kicks. These twe their mouths shut when Authority doesn't They'll still be here when we get back next fall, and if we item. mutually respectful study and evaluation Letters should be a facets of student protest have got to be want to be disturbed. Especially in a free ignore them now more than likely they'll have grown kept separated by student activists, of our world and Its operating attitudes maximum of 300 words, society such as ours the name of the and values. larger and more complicated by the time fall quarterrolls though the Job is indeed not an easy one. game -for good or ill-Is leadership, not around. typewritten. We ask that columns be no more than four obedience. Mankind may finally have The small amount of concern raised within the The needed politicising of the younger shed Platonism. as it were; and we've As you have indicated, one area of typed pages triple-spaced. generation, especially at the dawn of the University community these past few months must not be The News maintains the got to deal win existentialism-even, unity which is needed is forthoae of us who permitted to wither away In 90 degree weather. 18-year old vote, can be coun- alaa, n Rowling Ureen! are concerned to get together and work right to edit all submissions that terproductive if students are easily led We can't afford to forget. politically-intellige-ntly and cool- exceed these limits, with into impulsive Interference with the Those who are dissatislfed with respect to the laws of libel and neadedly-for the ending of U.S. military rights and privileges of others. I suggest anomalies in our system, on the other proper taste. intervention In the political affairs of that Abble Hoffman .and Eldridge hand, often find the essentials of SouthAslans. We must work, in a longer- Letters and columns should Cleaver are more antagonists of student democracy confusing. Especially can we include the author's address run context, for an American economy, our faculty reformists than are Richard Nixon and not afford to forget that the freedom we polity, and set of group attitudes neither and phone number, and may be John Mitchell. The latter two are doing a all respect-at least for ourselves- diseased nor directed by militarism, or mailed to the Editor, co BG fine Job of reducing their credibility, and depends upon the winning of supporters News, 106 University Hall. by the glorification of that Insane and The faculty meeting that was called Tuesday night to their folio wings. The revolutionalres are to a cause, not the deliberate alienation degrading experience ca>' wir. And such discuss the legality of the recent arrests was an affair no likely to do an even better Job of cutting of people who-temporarily one might a crusade Is neither naive or quixotic. student should have missed. Our beloved "educators" spent one hour and fifteen minutes arguing whether or not the meeting was official to begin with. Senior faculty members flared their tempers and pointed their fingers saying Robert Steiner, graduate assistant in English, had no business using flyers to an- nounce a faculty meeting. The entire Hanna Hall fiasco was similar to a high school prom committee meeting displaying the In- telligence and poise of the teachers who claim they are responsible for the student's education. news uerrers The faculty performs well at unofficial meetings. The naughty get-together was a hilarious credit to the intelligence of the teaching profession. Our ' men in the know" proved themselves as storers of knowledge and fountains of wisdom during this meeting. clearing up misconceptions One wonders how our educators behave at an official faculty meeting. In the light of the current controversy control of the military, the organizational Air Force, with emphasis on the human and quality of instruction in our Air on the academic worth of ROTC, we structure and management of the relations aspects of management. The Force ROTC classes compares tavoraM; would like to briefly present some facts military itself, and the military Im- military judicial system is also studied. with courses in our major fields of stuaj which we hope will clear up some of the plications of the world political situation. Our curriculum has been sup- receiving comparable accreditation THe BG news common misconceptions. As cadets The Professional Officer Course (Junior plemented this past year by a series of Hopefully, we have assisted in enrolled in the Air Force ROTC program, and senior years) is granted three hours lecturers from Bowling Green and other creating a better informed university our comments will pertain to the Air An Independent Student Veice of academic credit for three hours a week universities. Among the more prominent community concerning this often Force program only. spent in the classroom exclusive of corps of these were the director of the Institute misunderstood program. Once again, One misconception Is that we receive training. for Soviet and East European Studies we Invite any interested students to visit academic credit for marching. We do editor kathleen m. (raze The concentration in the junior year is from John Carroll University; a our classes. managing editor damon v. beck not. Credit for Air Force ROTC classes on developing effective speaking and professor of Far Eastern Studies of the assistant managing editor harold a browi is given strictly on the basis of the writing techniques. Also included is the School of International Service at the Dave Wottle number of hours per week spent in the news editor nchacd w. puce planning of a NASA-type manned space American University; and a professor Rick Breeze classroom; we are granted no credit for mission to Mars. The senior course of issue editoi mmy m. crossgiove from the Institute of Sino-Soviet Studies Marts McCrabb marching, and it has no bearing on the instruction deals with the functions, of at George Washington University. Jim Singer spwts editoi ,ack n. carle grade for the course. management as they are applied in the It Is our experience that the content TomSayers contributing editoi cynttiia a. suopis The Air Force Is a technical service, :hief photographer keith h. miser and as such the vast majority of Air copy editor hsa m. bouianger Force personnel are not involved In business manager philip a. stickney handling weapons. For this reason, the advertising manager vaughn e. rockhold Air Force ROTC program does not in- clude instruction in military tactics and stocking the fraternity arsenal Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall the handling of weapons. Phone 372-2710 or 372-2819 The following Is s brief breakdown of the subjects taught in the Air Force ROTC program. The freshman and In response to the article concerning Tko BG No-* -i pwbl>*Hod Tuotda)*>hrw Friday! dwnno, |fc« ftfMI« We,too, criticise what has been the dorm. sophomore classes are open to all school y»or. o"d • «*• o -•*■■ dvi "g (K* s„ — m»r uinoni, u"dti owtho*- the decline In the appeal of the Greek fraternity, but we are doing it by Moat of us, if not together in the • ty ol th» Pvbl (Otienl C •>*»'• t If» o* Bo-l'"g G'OOn Stole UmvOefllfv. University students regardless of system, I feel obligated to apeak, not In changing to the type of group we desire fraternity, would be living together in the Opmiont ♦.pressed >n a>d-ior.ol cc'ooni or othor C«l«rMi| ■« "he News whether or not they are enrolled as Air defense of the "Greek System," but In and that, if they would take more than a dorm because of our relationship. By do n«i nocattonly ro«loc» »n» opinion* of iho UniVoitity Administration Force cadets. The class meets once per defense of my House, and possibly locw>(* or tioM or lho Slot* ol Ohio. Opmitm o-prottod by colu»nnti do superficial glance, the critidxers would moving our relationship Into a frater- week exclusive of corps training, and the several others. It is obvious that the most probably desire. We firmly believe not nocofttorily toJIfct *ho opinion* ol the BG Now*. Editorial, in -he BG students receive one hour of academic nity, we expand our opportunities to live Now* rolloc* tho opinion* ol tho »OIOI^, ol m*mfa#r* ol tho BC Now* Ed>- traditional fraternity is dead. We do not our House is viable because it is based on credit. as a close grot?. We have much more tor.ol Boord. want its revival for the same reasons as the exact relationship that keeps a group control over our living quarters, the rules Generally, these courses cover the the people who criticise fraternities. of guys together through four years In the structure and philosophy of the civilian we must follow, and simply in choosing our activities. Whether it sounds hokey or not, this freedom does promote s strong feeling of center concerns brotherhood and comradeship. I sin- cerely cannot believe that when brotherhood is the desire most voiced I am gravely concerned with the relocation of the International Centre which is today people cannot realise the due to take place in the corning Fall Quarter. I was of the opinion that Prout Hall possibilities in this lifeetyle. I suspect would absorb the present offices in the Centre and the current students who Inhabit that part of the answer is the sociological the living units here . attitude that makers It Infinitely easier However, I've read one of your issues in which one Merle Albright, president of the ami seemingly logical to criticize a group Graduate Senate stated "that most international students favor having offices in s with a name. It Is hard to criticise the neutral location and not In Prout". But who in fact does he mean when he speaks of guys in Bromfleld inclusively. 'Most international students'? The Idea that committing yourself to a I suppose he thinks that the H guys residing in the International Centre are in fact fraternity Immediately closes you to that 'international students'. I am led to believe that most of them may favor having the certain group of people la alaoheard.ind office in a neutral location and not In Prout'. However, what of the opinions of the 176 It has some truth. If you are not an foreign students who attend BGSU and who are benefited by the services of the In- outgoing person ofc:«;,nerson who would, ternational Centre? In the dorm, live wii%uy a few dose Are you being reasonable by protesting the location of the Centre in Prout when the friends, you Will undoubtably remain offices st that Centre wont "disturb yourpeace' and movements in any way? Let me mostly with your brothers in your ac- also add that currently the offices of the Centre have nothing to do with the ad- tivities. If yon are the type of person ministrationof the living unit, they are totally Irtspenderit and separate, but their who, In the dorm, has a group of dose proximity benefits the foreign students who inake use of the facilities. friends but who also interacts with the So please consider all the other International students' who will be affected in one other people In the University, then you rws way or the other by theee dectatona and their forthcoming results. will do the same in a fraternity.

l>m I. Vtapree Bruce Beverage 7*4 Ststh Street PI Kappa Alpha Tht BG News, Friday, June 4, 1971 /Paoe 3 Who's picked to win the proverbial battle? By Cindy SuopU reasons. because they enjoy apple-pie should have the right to do Contributing Editor We've lost some good parades. The police were so." people this year for personal waiting because they wanted HAIL AND power to the Good things are coming to reasons. One by one, to try out their nifty in- victor in the '70-71 agitator- Bowling Green next year. resignations seem to be stamatic cameras. The administrator battle who, That Ohio university known sliding into the President's students were waiting because because of the recent events at for its conservatism and office accompanied by top- they wanted to see what the our University, has been Midwest monsoon madness is secret explanations as to why freaks were going to do. And exposed to the just laws of the finally turning into a freaky, the particular party requests the show went on despite the land and the rule of the radical Berkeley with the half- leave from this institution. paranoia and tense at- university. filled Darrow Hall as a Everyone welcomes a tur- mosphere. ' No one need point out to seduction-prone coed dor- nover in administrative of- Mr. Apathetic that 22 arrests mitory. fices and this year's passers IF THE CROWD estimate out of 400 possibilities is just Also in the spotlight for on have contributed sub- of 400 persons who marched on not good mathematics. next year is the College of stantially to the "stretch" in the parade field during the Two security officials' Business Curriculum this University's Expanding review is correct, then about resignations in one day should Committee that is originally Horizons ideal. 378people "lucked-out", since tell Mr. A. that somebody is dedicated to the improvement AND WHAT about this only 22 were arrested. stepping on somebody's toes of capitiallstic courses on year? Spring Weekend wasn't Perhaps the police ran out and the almighty "channels" campus. The Committee will all that successful. A group of of film and they failed to appear to be clogged with include in its fall agenda the kids took a stroll downtown "shoot" pictures of all 400 administrators who enjoy task of deciding whether or and a group of policemen said people who violated the law. using power "on" the people. not ROTC deserves credit in "no-no." The kids said "oh Or maybe they did get all 400 The administrators the College of Business. Or is yeah" and the law enforcers violaters on film, but a long- definitely lost the battle. The it whether or not the College of dressed up pretty for a tear haired freak doesn't look the protesters will know if they N.-wholo b, Mlk« F.Hmo Business deserves ROTC? gas tea. same now as he did on his are victorious next year when Either way, the issue is ac- That next night a group of freshman ID picture. the Committee gives its I' Ah, but it's a dog's lifel I just can't seem to find my Ankle-Biting 101 tually being discussed and has kids staged a sit-in in front of Who benefited from this decision on ROTC. It's a biggie! class. Better yet, maybe I should go find someone to do some reached the hands of those the Memorial Gym protesting year's protests? Who was the THIS YEAR'S battle goes homework on, I mean, with. who operate the "channels" ROTC and athletics on 1970-71 victor in the game to the students who never that everyone is talking about campus at the same time. between agitator vs. ad- thought sick tactics could be these days. Determined to remain at the ministrator? used against them, especially Review status of arr-st cases THE CHANNELS will building until the infamous Power to the typical here. discover a few new hands ROTC Review, the students apathetic BG student who If the entire struggle is holding their red tape next endured rain, cold and spends his evenings in the worth anything, it is worth the year. Accompanying the new publicity. Mid-Am Room and afternoons awakening of a sleeping Lawyers meet with students crowd of freshmen will be a Everyone was waiting for In the Union saying "anyone student body that must stay new group of administrators May 18, the day of the Review. who wants to take ROTC alive and working next year. and officials who will replace The protesters were waiting In a meeting yesterday resolve aspects of the cases. Kunstler to come to Bowling At thii point, it is not certain those who have passed on to because they were getting with 20 of the people arrested Green. whether motions will be made better jobs, better pay and tired of sitting outside the in conncection with the ROTC The lawyers and students The next hearing in to dismiss the cases, pending Keep up to date also spoke of what precedents what was that other excuse for ROTC building. The ad- disruption, criminal lawyers Municipal Court is scheduled administrative reaction to the leaving? Oh yeah, personal ministrators were waiting Joe Vidoli and Richard this case should set in regard for 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 11. negotiations. with todays fashions Steinberg from Toledo to similar occurrences in the reviewed the present status of future. Come to The 22nd warrant, yet to be N,t Mus^- SALE the cases. According to Vidoli, the served, is reportedly for Tim Student air rates cut lawyers are presently en- Butz, who is active nationally SALE SALE in the Veterans Against the tering into negotiations with Pan-American and Sabena economy class. Sabena the administration. War. Butz stayed in Bowling Airlines have announced Airlines require that the SALE "We are preparing Green several days before the reduced students rates for student be aged 12-30 while * * <• lawsuits against the Review working with the anti- those planning trips to Europe Pan-American requires that University but before filing ROTC protesters. for flights on regularly students be 12-23. All students them we would like to resolve scheduled flights between must be full-time students. LAWYER RICHARD our differences with the New York and Brussels. Proof of enrollment is Up to 50% University peacefully without Steinberg said he has been in Round-trip tickets can be necessary for application for contact with William Kun- having to proceed through the purchased by full-time the reduced rates. stler, who sent his full moral off on courts," he said. students for $220 during the The special rates cannot be At Stadium Plaza support to those who had been peak season (June 1- combined with other fares 500 items Stop in And Look At arrested. September 31 Land for $200 DISCUSSION AT tbt hour except for domestic Ui>. and Our New Summer ond Fall line oi Fashions and a half meeting centered AthJ%|a--*Knstl£r was & duruuj &» aeelof the-year." Canada fares. Once the' around grievances in the Columbus this week and ex- The Sabena flights leave twice eastbound portion of ticket is Including Belts, !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■———————■——! a day for Brussels at 6:30 and cases of individual students as tended his help, Steinberg said used, no refunds will be made. Rings, Sunglasses, This Coupon qood For 10 p.i" A single Pan- Interested students may well as their suggestions as to that since things were under Candles, Love how the University could control there was no need for American flight leaves daily write to 777 United Nations at 4:30. Plaza. New York 10017 or Jewelry, Indian $2.00 OFF ON ANY Several conditions ac- contact Dr. Adelia Peters, Jewelry, Patches NOVELTY T-SHIRT AT company the reduced rates. Pu.pl- Mulhn Summer job situation— assistant professor of "Hot Pants" Thru Aug. 71 The fare applies only to education. 10* E. W„o»ir- 'pretty bad in general'

"Pretty bad in general," is since Bowling Green is not an »*■»"" "^t ^^J*C«5^«T ilium how Robert McKay, director industrial city there are not MIIS o> iifl Minute N^^aWiaBBsieB "*>^' «' UUHY of student employment, sums many jobs available. 5MCI0US MCl MM TOUOO-5 NfWISl tm up the Job situation in Bowling Students fortunate enough Mxnw CM*I« am MOST C0MKMTMU IXAIMS I Anderson Ha//... Green for the coming sum- to get jobs in union shops can CUM WMI 10 Mil KMBB > 1W CCMCIPT O IU»1»Y WTHtAMMBn/ mer. expect to be paid more than iJSW >KM K Hum H MMfM »i»''l traa • «1 1KI TOilDO O.- He said the stiuation is bad three dollars an hour, while ir$ THE ACE OF MILARIOUSI WOODY ALLEN'S ... Number 1 all over and is not confined to those who work on campus 1 "BANANAS" Bowling Green. "There are a can expect to be paid under CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS - RATED "( few jobs open in the dining two dollars an hour, McKay halls, however," he said. said. The tight job market is not A STORY OF THE MOST (![JffiMX3)CRITICAL HOURS IN MAN'S HISTORY McKAY SUGGESTED that going to improve," he said, " "THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN" students begin looking for jobs "even though economists keep THE SUSPENSF WILL LAST A LIFETIME in their hometowns and not in telling us that things will get better." Bowling Green. He said that CQfEMAS TIGHTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS YOU ARE ABOUT TO REACH "VANISHING POINT" $27,231 awarded to retrain LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - SEE IT SOON teachers for special education

A 127,231 grant for a attendance at summer school project to retrain elementary and the teaching in the teachers in special education Cleveland schools during the G*ttir\^ sitk.ol*K« TVJI has been awarded to a academic year, while taking University professor of one course per quarter. education by the Cleveland Public Schools. Directed by Dr. Darrel ALL-CAMPUS CHAMPS Minlfie, the project will train Crisis Phone its participants to teach inner- Jolley Rodgers city and mentally retarded 352-PLUS . Football children. The training involved • SUb*, Colt 45s - Hotkey THE RUGBY CLUB • Bw>MPtf» / NDEPENDENT CHAMPS

Would Wolvos - Soccer like to take this final 4 x's - Bowling opportunity to THANK those PMIflM indiv duals responsible for a .CtV/S.I*>R'rv Slammers • Volleyball •ft rewarding and successful '71 pftexvw CONGRATULATIONS I Spring Season: 35eV)5?l All Campus Residence Hall Intramural Trophy Or. Sammuel Cooper Mr. Bruce Bel lord All Campus Intramural Outstanding Athlete Mr. Richard Young Miss Margaret Bobb - John Free Mr. Harold Junk Mr. Ross Megley and Crew Outstanding Resident - Tom "Vito" Mazzone The C.I. *<*»•> Outstanding Athelete - John Free Page 4 The BG News, Friday, June 4, 1971

3 Dele 13 Drown*. 37 lna»sinn- PUZZLE 4 Certain 21 Asiallr inaly. sheepskins trouble siait. 41 SIM UK U.S. wins NATO Bjr Alice D. v.»,>>■» .i M.iil. . 23 Misjudge. 43 .NeRalive. ■Intitule, 25 I'it-knl. 44 Dilutes. ACROSS -Ml Onltll \ fi Si mi 11 20 Indian S|MI. Id Holier. I Footle**. plant. ilcarccs. 27 Of a 47 Partialh 5 Hrnip. .'>« Xlclrii- unit. 7 Turkish mountain 0|H'I1. support for talks 10 Price. GO Afloat. VIP*. area. 4K CarliM.n It l.ukr or HI l\.S_S.H. X Actual in ul'.i 2K l.mtKhinu IIIU|)|HI LISBON (AP) - The United ministers, representing the IS lillKlT. (9 Time tin 11 * U June 2!) MiKht. 49 Son of Sell'. alliance members, plunged I.I AllMUIIS Ifcl Forward. States won broad support relehranl. 30 Arouse. M Creek teller. Thursday from its allies In the Into debate on the strategy of 10 Jar. 31 Hudson. r.M ril Prol»oscis. 17 HOIIVKIMHI lestee 4-1). North Atlantic Treaty negotiations with the Com- DOWN 32 Punic*. 52 Halauced. six-rial. 1 Holm in oeje 11 True olive*. munist leaders. it Theater 53 hspired. Organization for high-level IXl.i.SM. 2 Paul. 12 Kill. sections. 50 Hurry. talks with the Soviet Union on U.S. Secretary of State 10 — II nd William P. Rogers argued for hungry look. East-West troop cuts in 20 Oilonixt-rs. 1 1 S 4 4 7 s Europe. a double approach to troop 22 Postpone*. s II 11 13 While the diplomats and reductions and the 24 Sinipli-loiis. 14 generals were talking about organization of a new security 23 Smoke meat. system for central Europe. 2'i Pealliereil 17 • reducing tensions, four bomb mimic. blasts went off in Lisbon and -He proposed an early " 21) Knittlil*' 10 r its suburbs, knocking out all meeting of NATO deputy *lee»l*. 1 1 landllne communications for foreign ministers to prepare .'I.'t Assumed ■ name. 14 five hours. precise plans and procedures :i4 I'illaiie. * for negotiations on reduction as IT SS ■ 10■ ■■ The explosions, which S3 \Vieke.l. H" csused no injuries, were of troops. .'Mi I if in. _J IS blsmed on the pro-Soviet He opposed Moscow's call .1/ lilnek ex.-: 34 si. - Portugese Communist party. for a Europe-wide security :M I'ixeoii. ss ■ U.S. Secretary-General U conference, standing firm on :w ini|i.ii i N.w.,Ko.o b Mill* F»IJmon " > | - r Thant, speaking in New York, previous NATO demands that 40 l.eer. is TT 41 \i Inn I id "I couM swear that room was just around this corner. strongly endorsed the Soviet the Big Four reach agreement " 42 Mill in mini! 41 143 ■44 Maze Or maybo it was that on* ovar there? You know, it proposal for troop reduction first with Moscow on the 44 i'.ur ii|j|>nr- I took me two weeks to find the library in here. My, but talks between NATO and the future of divided Berlin. ll'IIIMHTX. ■ i 44 college it complicated." Communist bloc. Rogers, addressing the 4.'» l.en\e*. Hi lleeome SO ■■■ council, also assured 51 IN MOSCOW, the Com- tiresome. America's allies that the munist party newspaper 17 Warn*. 54 55 58 41 Pravda claimed that hawks In Nixon administration will be .MIOIIIMMI a eoat. | the Atlantic Alliance were able to maintain U.S. troop SS II • 0 Currier awards bestowed ."■4 (■miliiiiliiiu trying to block any detente strength in Europe at the month. SI • 2 S3 Recipient! of the tint point average of 3.15 in FLOWERS, 19, of Edgerton, a with the Soviet-organized existing 300,000-man level .V> So —! Jesse J. Currier Memorial Journalism enrolled in the sophomore with an average In Warsaw Pact countries. despite congressional .-.7 Shifl. l Scholarships were announced public relations sequence. Journalism of 3.7 enrolled In 1 NATO's council of foreign demands for cutbacks. 1 • Ki.M Ki Urpi IMfl, Int., 1»71 S/4/71 Wednesday by William P. Miss Edwards' activities the news-editorial sequence. Day, assistant to the publisher Include editing the Black She has been a staff reporter, Solutiftn nt Ye*t«*rdayV I'uxilr of The Toledo Blade, and copy reader and assistant Student News, secretary of Hospital officials CRVPItMiKVM lit MtrlleW. Cllillllimi Gordon Ward, newscaster for Theta Sigma Phi, (Journalism Issue editor for the BG News ana nnnran mon WSPD-TV, Toledo, who honorary), president of her and is a member of Theta TH in [iirtnnn uuuu headed the selection com- social sorority, and summer Sigma Phi. MHIIM nn inn ni'iieri I I \l I. A 'X / II S I. A M mittee. work on a newspaper Dennis Leone, 20, of say riot'imminent' HU'ilflUU (11 1141411111111 The recipients, all Jour- published by the Economic Bowling Green, is a Junior UU1QH nalism majors, are: with a 4.0 average in Jour- Opportunity and Planning NTHAPN . (IT HA I- \\ /.I. \ I. III. X M Saundra L. Edwards, 20, of Association of Toledo. nalism. He Is a sports writer COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio hesitant to take necessary flCsH HIU'lUM Ml in Toledo, a Junior with a grade for the BG News and a CHRISTINE V. Civil Service Employes restraint measures. MUHrJti ie.iir.iie mir.iri statistician for the Office of Association told Gov. John Sports Information. He is also 19UU UUUU Oil / ZT It \ \V I. II W A i; A D Gilligan Wednesday that PATIENTS 8EN8E this a member of Sigma Delta Chi discipline is breaking down at hesitancy and are taking full TIMliM ri'im-ifjj HMfin Vealertlay's rrypliieTNiit: KskhiMi slew walriii and Kappa Delta Pi and Lima State Hospital and it advantage of the situation, throws the Javelin in varsity frnm kayak willi liefl> nlii. fears for the physical safety of Marshall said, adding, "this nan nnwiti rinrn track. employes there. circumstance is intolerable to Cynthia A. Suopls, 20, of OCSEA Executive s maximum security in- Lyndhurst, Is a Junior with a Secretary James Marshall stitution." 3.0 average in Journalism said in a letter to Gilligan that Marahall said growing Municipal court prosecutor moves enrolled in the news-editorial some employes "fear a riot is dissension within the patient sequence.Onthe BG News she imminent unless some population has reached the has been reporter, assistant corrective measures are point where many patients editorial editor, editorial to dismiss bias, prejudice affidavit taken immediately." refuse to respond to editor, copy editor and Because of current in- regulations. columnist. She's also Municipal Court of bias and prejudice. At that time, Judge vestigations of alleged Five attendants were at- Prosecutor John S. Cheetwood treasurer of Theta Sigma Phi The original affidavit was Dunipace suspended the mistreatment of inmates In tacked by patients one day and a member of Public has filed a motion to dismiss filed In May and concerns s entire 20-day Jail sentence on the hospital for the criminally this week, he said. Relations Student Society of an affidavit of bias and Municipal Court case which condition of exemplary Insane, Marshall said, em- prejudice filed against dates back to 1969. behavior for three years by America. ployes fear recrimination to Smnntr scb.dul. Bowling Green Municipal Contris. Each student will receive the point Utar^tiy" ai£ 3200. Court Judge H. Richard AT THAT TIME, Contris The Jail sentence was re- IT PILES UP deadlirus reported Dun i pace. was arrested for a traffic imposed last month by Judge The motion and violation and, in addition, was Dunipace when he ruled that FASTER Students who have not yet memorandum in support of charged by city police with an arrest of Contris by the registered for the summer the dismissal was Bled in resisting arrest. He was found Ohio State Highway Patrol in A. MONEY!!! terms may do so by reporting Wood County Common Pleas guilty of the resisting charge March for speed and failure to WHEN YOU to the Registrar's Office, Court In answer to the af- in a Jury trial, sentenced to 20 transfer registration did nol Robert McGeeln, assistant fidavit of bias and prejudice days in Jail, fined 9100 and show exemplary conduct on I Need To Hire 2 Instate registrar, said yesterday. filed in the case of William D. costs. Ten of the 20 days were the part of Contris. ■a SELL US YOUR Deadlines for summer Contris, 5627 Swan Road. suspended. The affidavit of bias and And 8 Out Of State Students quarter are June II for the In his motion for dismissal, In succeeding court ac- prejudice, filed by Contris's first term and July 23 for the Prosecutor Cheetwood stated tions, the Sixth District Court attorney, Roy Benson, wss (male or female) second term. that the action waa not timely of Appeals upheld the con- against the re-imposition of McGeeln estimated filed, contained no reason for viction and the sentence waa sentence on the original USED For Summer Employment Summer enrollment so far as the delay in filing and states ordered imposed last October. resisting charge. between 2,000-4,000. no grounds for the accusations BOOKS... Northwest Yamaha Doesn't Caps, gowns declared optional Sell Used Cars incon o dui M We sell better machines at The Graduation Committee Schener suggested that has decided that wearing caps better prices & give better students who choose not to and gowns for spring wear the cap and gown Top Wholesale service on any make graduation ceremonies is donate the 16.00 they save to motorcycle. optional. the fund for students arrested According to Don Schener, Prices For For Intcn in regard to the May 18 student representative to the disruption, or to the Martin Drops I '• R ; n 1 he • YAMAHA committee, the idea was first Luther King Scholarship Fund bii dcnl U' s .1 considered last year by the or use it to purchase a book for P :■ ITS A BETTER MACHINE Community Council. the library. BEAT THE HEAT 112 E. Washington ', Block east of S. Main Across from THIS SUMMER Living International Inc. The Car Wash 352-7609 SLEEP ON A COOL COMFORTABLE TO: The Campus Community WATERBED FROM: The Board Of Directors And Members Of UAO RE: 1970-71 Activities LIQUID LOVE WATERBED Co. 835 Third St. 353-7464 Thank You For Your Interest, Co-operation & Participation During This Yoar's Activities, Including GOLDEN CUE BILLIARDS BEE-GEE BOOK FINAL WEEKEND S,ftqkt QFf|ft Thrmo Dog Nito, Mardi Gras, Rare Earth & Sha-Na- Na, GIRL AND GUY T06ETHEK STORE The Bahamas, Guoss Who, Many Campus Flicks, PLAY FOR THE PRICE OF ONE (75< Mr -••■) Games Tourneys, Bridge & Yoga Lossons & Numerous Other Offer good Mon. June 7th and 1424 E. Wootter * *"> f\ ipgrams. Tues June 8th Only Bring Coupon With You Bowling Green, Ohio Wo'ro Looking Forward To An Evon Bigger And Open Bettor Yoar Next Year— Hop* You AreToolll 12 am to 113 Roilroad St 352-0437 See Ya' In Tho Fall 12 pm S»M«J Bu.,.,cK.I The BG News, Fridoy, June 4, 1971/Page 5 1,950 to get degrees Graduation set for stadium I Commencement exercises Board of Trustees during the ceremonies, along the University of Wisconsin. where the program will be for* record 1.9S0 students will The graduating class, the with Richard A. Harvlll, Both he and Dr. Harvill will held. be held st 10 a.m. Saturday, largest in the history of the president of the University of receive honorary doctor of If the program Is delayed June 12, in the Stadium, University, -includes; 117 Arizona. laws degrees. The three to the 2 p.m. starting time In providing the weather students who will receive HANRAHAN IS superin- honorary degrees will be Memorial Hall, arrangements cooperates. If aad weather masters degrees and seven tendent of the Cook County presented by Dr. Kenneth have been made for people to threatens the morning candidates for doctoral Schools and is a 1166 Bowling McFall. view the exercises by closed program, the ceremonies will degrees. Green graduate. He will The 1,768 undergraduate circuit television In the Union, be rescheduled for 2 pjn. In Two University alumni, receive an honorary doctor of degrees will be presented by Main Auditorium and a Memorial Hall, according to Robert P. Hanrahan and pedagogy degree. the deans of the respective number of classrooms. Dr. K. H. McFaf vice Donald E. Percy, will be Percy, a 1965 graduate. Is colleges. .Master's degrees president and secretary tJJ, ie awarded honorary degrees the executive vice president of will be presented by Dean DR. McFALL explained Charles Leone of the Graduate that Memorial Hall can only School. Doctoral degrees will accommodate 3,800 persons In be presented by the respective addition to the candidates, but faculty adviser of each Ph.D. that another 6,400 persons can Amendment changes candidate. see the program over closed The final decision on where circuit television. the program will be held is to Tickets for the graduation be made at 6 a.m. Saturday. program will be available Student Court power Students can learn of that Wednesday, June 9 and can be decision by calling Fact lane obtained at the Student Ac- The Student Arbitration Junior (AfcS), Richard M. Schultz was a Traffic Court (372-2446) or by tuning in tivities Office in the Student Board has been chosen as the Fisher, sophomore (B.A.), prosecutor and Fisher has had campus and local radio Services Bldg. Graduating new name for Student Court, Linda Macklln, sophomore a month of experience as a stations. All dormitories will seniors will be limited to six tickets in the East stand of the which will be able to rule only (Ed.), Rick Heine, Junior former meter attendant. be notified of the decision and on matters concerning the (B.A.), Craig Heckman, students staying in the dorms Stadium and two tickets, three Traffic Court covers traffic will learn from hall directors if married, to Memorial Hall. Student Code. sophomore (A*S), Eric A violations on campus and The renaming of Student Schultz, sophomore (A*S). complaints about Parking Court came as a result of an Powell, Carlson, and Miss Services. amendment to the Student Macklln have had experience Sigma Chi Pledges Code proposed by a Student as Traffic Court justices and The justices were also Affairs Council committee in Miss Macklln is a member of appointed by the SBO Congratulate May. Student Council. executive officers. Phot, by R. H. lelfUf The Jurisdiction of the Films Joe Pipher, (right), a graduate of Bowling Board and the decrease from Green, wrote, filmed and directed "6344", a film seven justices to a Iv.V- dealing with the recollections of a black nur- member student board were National YMCA "Skin & Scubo" included in the amendment. movie semaid. Diving Courses Offered T!:c members of the Board, In This Area This Summer appointed by the four executive officers of the BOWLING GREEN March, 1970 graduate completes Student Body Organization, UNIVERSITY POOL Thru. June 24 are: (Stud & related college 8:00 p.m. William Bunn, sophomore (A&SI, John Ivan Soljanyk, personnel) $22.50 production of third movie--'6344' sophomore (Ed.), Jack Sign Up at Class Homey. Junior (B.A.), Robert Down on the farm among entitled "Pinball Wiiard" executive producer and crew J. Faraone, Junior (B.A.), NAPOLEON HIGH Douglas Weigle, Junior (B.A.). Mon. June 14 the cows and chickens is a prior to that. chief on the film. SCHOOL POOL young man with a camera and Faraone and Weigle have 6:30 p.m. "6344" was shot on May 6 Pipher, who majored in Sign up at school or a passion for film-making. radio-television, and now both been defense attorneys at He is Joe Pipher, a Bowling and 7 and is a treatment on Traffic Court and Weigle was Class $24.00 time about an aged black works for Studio Arts, plans to Green graduate, who has Just enter "Goddamn" in film Chief Defense Attorney last woman now living in a two- year. Weigle was also FOSTORIA YMCA completed work on his third room flat, who sees the festival competition. He is Tues. June 8 film entitled "6344," which presently editing "6344" and responsible for drawing up the Sign up at Y southern home where she changes for the old Student member $25 OO.nonmtm $35.00 6:30 p.m. was shot on the family farm lived in her younger life in a hopes that it will appear on near Fairfield. educational television. Court. flashback. Others who were a The names of the Justices Pipher, a March graduate, part of her life also appear. Ziegler said Pipher's latest worked on two other films last production, "shows the in- for Traffic Court were also LEARN ABOUT "JNNER SPACE" year. His first, entitled "We had ten people on the creasing sophistication of his released yesterday. They ALL Equipment Furnished included: Evie Hornish "Goddamn" was filmed last crew, but that wasn't work. The style is surreal in Further Information enough," said Robert Zelgler, Allan Powell, junior October and he worked on a order to stimulate the effect of Coll 943-2664 after 5:00 p.m Spring Pledge Sweetheart speech deoartment production senior (B.A.) who acted at 'memory. " i ^AfcSl. Robert M. Carlson, RECORD SALE Fit, June 4th 'Til Fit, June 11th

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, _.. v .-... Page 6 The BG News, Friday, June 4, 1971

Review Tour Way Street'

By Mark Levis* Juices on their own albums. If recorded, it also exhibits ud R. Serge Deulioii the Stills and Crosby efforts other changes such as those are any Indication, they are found In "Truckin"', where FOUR WAY STREET being misled. the group puts down the San (Atlantic SD 2-902) is the long So be it, but they could at Francisco scene as well as ■waited "live" two-record wt least have included some of their role of "rock stars." A by Crosby, Stills, Nash and their other concert material great album. Young. In a word, the set Is a such as "For What It's Worth" disappointment. A 19.96 or "Down by the River," two disappointment. songs previously recorded but THE COMPLEAT TOM Nearly all of the songs have which are done exceptionally PAXTON (Elektra 7E 2003) Is been previously recorded by well. The one saving cut here just that. the amorphous quartet or solo is "Ohio," a very topical song. While a "live" rehash of by Nell Young. In most cases old stuff, the new and the original studio versions AMERICAN BEAUTY rearranged material makes were far better. (WB 1191) finally is the the entire two recrod set In light of Steve Stills' Grateful Dead's follow-up to worthwhile. Side four con- remarks In "Rolling Stone," It WORKWOMAN, considered taining "When We Are Gone," appears that CSNAY view by many the best LP of 1970. "Cindy's Crying-Hooker," their enterprise as one of strict BEAUTY finds a countrified "Rambling Boy," and "Last money making while con- Dead doing some of the best Thing on My Mind" is the high centrating their creative things the unit has yet point of the set. Onward Cursed Soldiers

Murder your morality, kill your convictions, A new year has come to reap new afflictions; Sterilize your sermons, talk about the terror war While you breed its cause in what you choose to ignore. How many facts. were born of your opinion? How much of what you hate survives in your dominion? Mumble Is the success of life calibrated in the doings you have done Did you ever wonder why you can never reach an Or Is It really a measurement of the fire of your fun? jumble operator in our beloved little community? Well, now Is money the means or even an end you know! Or is it a striving service that you rent? Why does it seem when you stare at tomorrow That all he offers us is a new variety of sorrow? Why does it seem that our Worker of Wonders 1 plus 2 plus 3 plus 4equals infinity Is rightfully responsible for four billion blunders? Spring plus summer plus fall plus winter equals year An omnipotent accessory before every crime that has been, Birth plus youth plus adult plus death equals life. To the point of making free will synonymous with sin! 1 plus spring plus birth equals beginning If we coulu look at our soul we would see that it bleeds, 2 plus summer plus youth equals restlessness Like sex without satisfaction, we won't know our needs. 3 plus fall plus adult equals maturity It is up to the mind to get rid of its theifts; 4 plus winter plus death equals stagnation Do you have any bog us beliefs? Infinity plus year plus life equals time, It is those damn rituals which enslave time equals change. All that they have settled and achieved Was how many are to be bereaved Ron Radtke And whether you'll e-rn a brown or a gray grave. Howard Sanders rCoafifiony— adventure in jazz By Tom Srhoen of a "Mission Impossible" theme is solid. "Artistry in Rhythm," and made possible by the astute The two remaining tunes, "HeyJude." Old war horses COALITION (Biuenote rhythm coordination between "ShinJItu" and "Ural like "Tico Tlco" and BST 84361) by Elvin Jones is a Jones and Candido. With 5-4 Stradlnai," are as exotic as "Granada" become dynamic beautiful adventure into the time signature Condido rises their titles suggest. "Shln- vehicles after arranger Bill modern world of Jazz drum- to the occasion. jitu" was written by Jones' Holman performs major ming. Jones is accompanied wife. Keiko. She also con- surgery. by George Coleman, Frank The Jerome Kern standard tributed to Jones' last album - Willie Maiden has taken WHOA Foster, tenor saxes; Wilbur "Yesterdays" is a bit over- POLY-CURRENTS. They are residence with the Kenton little, bass; and Candido on done. Too much of a good a very resourceful husband Band and adds measurably to PKoro by Lorry Fullvrton UAO Coffee Hois* JIM 4 4 5 conga. thing can be bad and with this and wife team. the sax section. "A little During the last month, any number of strange Jones is one of the great If you are turned on by the Minor Booze" was written and version its message becomes and unfamiliar persons have been seen Cardinal Room - 8:00-12 p.m. technicians in jazz. This a type of brainwashing. I have best of modern day drumming arranged by Willie and ranks floating around campus, igcluding this rather Mark Weldon & San Warlield performance approaches always admired musicians and small group work, then among the best In the album. perfection. "5-4 Thing," a who said what they were COALITION should become "Minor Booze" enables disreputable-looking character. Efforts to Free to the public Coleman tune, is reminiscent moved to express and then part of your record library. trumpeter Warren Gale to obtain positive identification have been futile, shut up. display his talent which is but several people have offered guesses which STAN KENTON AND HIS obviously Maynard Ferguson include: the new director of security; former Foster, an ex-Basle ORCHESTRA LIVE AT influenced. Both Gale a .id athletic director Bob Bell, returning to spy on sideman who contributed REDLANDS UNIVERSITY Jim Kartchner handle the Dick Young; Dick Young in disguise, trying The Brothers of so much to the Basle (Creative World ST-101S) is screech work. organization, again It one of the most creative en- At the onset of AT to sneak up on sports writer Scooter Ortlip, generous with his feelings. tourages of old and new REDLANDS Kenton assumes Scooter Ortlip trying to hide from Dick "Simone," a waltz, is perhaps sounds yet to come from any that the audience is collec- Young; Bob Conibear applying for a job as DELTA TAU DELT^ a new facet of Foster. Kenton aggregation. tively a beautiful woman and Pat Haley's assistant; Pat Haley, hiding from Although he does not sub- This collection is a positive then proceeds with making Bob Conibear; Derek Dickinson trying to "be scribe to that "get it all into blend of such perennials as love. Kenton and love are one of the boys" while spying on the campus twelve bars" format, the "More Peanut Vendor," Congratulate here to stay. communists; Lt. Fox trying to be in- conspicuous in a crowd of students; Hollis ^J

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- Wb dylan - Hawking from "Tarantula" By Jude Keller

Ll.«» »*" > »t «•". .i »•» | «»>< Bob Dylan wrote a book called 4 •«*' "Tarantula'fivtyoars ago. It is published this month by the Macmillan Company of ■M" , ion' i ir-VSS.-.• - ,«<* •w- ...... » *•*. New York. Hard-back covered, it has 137 „,>.•■> ,<••*' .Mai .bo." »..»- ' W •"•"•EasT ,MM pages and will cost you t4.11 with sales tax. ,..«»•"• If you can sing mora'n three choruses of W*** » .^ S3S352**- »i ,..-'- "Desolation Row", this is your book. If you ,*•"' h know the words that Ricky Nelson forgot in *« ,.o"' "She belongs to ma", this is your book. 1o» / Hare's some stuff I hawked from t "Are there ony questions?" the SN ft "Tarantula." instructor asks, a blond haired \ \ ,•<* liltle boy in tho firmt row ■{:.. —.BSSSSSSKSS raises hi i hand and ask* 7 ""how far to mexico?" & a hollow lynch rope S r.^.''— v'v ,4 .«» a v>» •I ••/«, '""tj ct *••* •" ">. , K \>. '''^,,#.*"l •* - •-Pi /• --.,;•'«*. "5>j. •"««,.. •» fha '■'. ""■>, ***** n.cj, n' •«• th. , ,"»*, XV """•a... "**> *< 'V. V here lin bob dylan ">. *■<>".«. demolished by Vienna poli'en*i» ■ V\ which will now cloim to have invented him .«•*,J»" the cool people con ..■•"I** now write Fugue* about him '•*., & Cupid con now kick over hi* kerosene lome »>/. bob dylan . killed by a discorded Oedipus who turned ""H 'V around to investigate a ghost & discovered thot T-bone heads the ghost too was more thon one person 4. wheel ehotr v.<„v»->^ «*";«- ■ there n*e enl y a few thing* thot eaitt Boogi* Weegie - htghpewered fregs - ...see you laler. have to take down a picture of lady god ■ P»»P(. students ore touring here in on hour... Nashville Blues - hormenica walking • SO r*teens end sleeping midgets - there <"!/ I, "Dap considerately yours, Ore only three things that continue* Life, Death & the lumberiocks ore coming •'4 '*«„ ""'-ayt Popeye Squirm ' c°"t b Uf ° *"« Ml »*>llo

Connolly defends $5 billion proposal J JUDY, ; * HAVE A BALL ON YOUR 20th! I Revenue plan goes to House group J WATCH OUT FOR THE ONION * MAN ! PUTS * WASHINGTON (AP) • committee will not clear it federal manpower programs, comparison: lincoln suburbs would be heavily Secretary of the Treasury for House action. part of Nixon's project to Heights. Ohio, 12.08; Beverly rewarded. John B. Connaliy planned a provide til billion In special Hills. Kla . $24.40. But in general, he said, second trip to Capitol Hill BUT MILLS TOLD block allocations superseding Connaliy acknowledged central cities would receive yesterday to sell the Nixon newsmen: "We are not going many categorical federal- that, because the local much more per capita than administration's general to let the cities go down the state aid programs. distribution formula takes into suburbs-and he invited GET HIGH FOR revenue-sharing plan to a drain." Heavily criticized by account total taxes collected, suggestions for improving the hard-to-convince House Ways He said the cities' several members was the some wealthy towns and formula. and Means Committee. problems seem more pressing complicated formula by which Connaliy spent a grueling than those of the states and the federal funds woul<' be day before the committee several possibilities are under allocated, first to the states BG News suspends FINALS Wednesday, defending the consideration, including a then in part to counties and proposal for a tS-billion, no- special government-backed municipalities. printing until June 24 ^' strings allocation to state and bank for municipal financing. local governments. Dealing President Nixon REP. SAM GtBBONSj I > [C£y And the tenor of questions another setback in a related Fla.l, said his home city of With today's issue, The and see Harold and comments fired at him by field, the House Wednesday Tampa would receive IH.S1 Brown, News suspends publication summer editor. SOUTH ^L most members seemed to rule turned down. 204 to 112. the per capita, while Commerce, until June 24 when the first out already any chance a first of six special revenue- Calif., "with no blacks, no summer edition will appear. The summer editions of the majority could be mustered sharing plans to come to a poverty, an affluent com- During the summer The News news will feature a new for- KSW^RSP VErsS *t "'''-'x for the proposal. Chairman vote. munity," would get 147.78. will be published weekly on mat, with feature stories Wilbur D. Mills, (D-Ark.), The House rejected a Rep. Charles A. Vanik, ID- Thursdays. photoessays and in-depths SIDE repeated his prediction the comprehensive overhaul of Ohio), contributed another The first edition in the fall commanding most of the will appear during freshman space. orientation and regular Anyone Interested in publication will resume on the working for The News next 6 following Tuesday. year should stop in the office Gravely becomes 1st black admiral If Interested in a summer and see either Kathy Fraze or staff position, stop at the News Damon Beck next week. office in 106 University Hall Peace. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - "frecking. whi< h ransforms Gravely is a veteran of three Samuel L. Gravely Jr., a 48- a captain Into a rear admiral. wars who Joined the Navy In year-old Virginian who began 1942 as an enlisted man. He is The Brothers off Theta Chi his military career as an "WE ARE PROUD to a graduate of Virginia Union enlisted man, has become the select you as a member of University. art proud to announce "SPECIAL" SALE 1 first black admiral in the what the Navy calls its 'board Gravely was one of 49 Navy's history. of directors,'" Vice Adro. captains selected for Their 1971-72 Dream Girl Raymond Peat, commander promotion to twoatar rank LET US HELP YOU CELEBRATE THE END OF After turning over com- of the 1st Fleet, said as he this year from 2,000 who were mand of the guided missile placed the gold shoulder up for consideration. His next frigate Jouett, Gravely was boards on Gravely's uniform. assignment will be in ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR ordered to stand by Wed- A native of Richmond and a Washington, D.C., as director nesday for the Navy rite of onetime railway postal clerk, of naval communications. •HIP HUGGER AND REGULAR WAIST IELLS AND STOVEPIPE • KNITS ft COTTONS • 20% TO 50% OFF •MATCHING PANTS AND MIDRIFF OR HALTERS DOM/NO'S 30% AND 40% OFF Friday Special •KNIT HOT PANTS OR SHORT SHORTS REG. $7.00 NOW $4.99 FREE COKES ■ Pant Suits and Dresses - 30% to 40% Off WITH ONE Selected Knit Tops - Sh. Sleeve - Reg $10.00 to SI 1.00- Now S5.00& 16.99 LARGE Bathing Suits - All remaining stock - 30% and 50% off - 1 and 2 piece PIZZA Sleepweor - Reg. 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SAVE THE NEWS Sat. 12-4:30 pm Hoffa relinquishes top spot Behind Moseley Holl in Teamster labor union Sorority Foil Rush Sign-op WASHINGTON (AP- HOFFA is serving a total of down from the presidency of Teamsters President James 13 years on federal convictions the union that wields powerful R. Hoffa has sent word from of Jury tamperinp and mail control in the nation's Friday Jut4 Through his prison cell that he will fraud involving a Teamsters trucking industry. finally relinquish his 14-year pension loan scheme. reign over the giant labor "It has been a difficult It was not Immediately Thursday June 10 union, informed sources said decision for Jimmy," said the clear whether Hoffa agreed to yesterday. 63-year-old Fitzsimmons, resign before the Teamsters' 9:00-12:00 & Aid 1:00 -4:30 Vice President Prank E. long-time friend and associate convention opening In Miami Fitzsimmons, who has been of Hoffa since their early Beach July 5, thus making Hoffa's hand-picked stand-in, Detroit days in the union. Fitzsimmons union president made the announcement. "He has devoted a lifetime immediately, or whether 440 to the Teamster movement, Hoffa will hold office until the Student Services Building Fitzsimmons said he will and the Teamsters and his new election. run for president at the family have been his primary union's convention in Miami interests," Fitzsimmons said. Either way, FlUslmmons- Beach July 4. He said 13 other top of- handpicked by Hoffa as his Hoffa, who ruled the union ficials on the union's executive stand-in at the last convention with an iron hand for a decade board accepted Hoffa's five years ago, shortly before before going to federal prison decision not to run and Hoffa went to prison-is Associated Ptei • Wl BL3QHB four years ago, sent word unanimously endorsed Fitz- regarded a cinch for en- THE ATt through attorneys from his simmons' candidacy. dorsement by the dozen other Creating his own form of recreation, Ed Dunn, prison cell in the Lewisburg, NOW SHOWING at 7:15,9:15 Teamsters vice presidents. of Old Mystic, Conn., soars 20 feet in the air from Pa., federal penitentiary that HIGH UNION sources had "There's a new Frank Sat Sun Mat ot 2:15,4:15 he was withdrawing from the speculated for months that the Fitzsimmons," said one Flying high a one-dollar war surplus parachute while being presidential race and en- government would not release source, referring to Fitz- towed at 30 mph by a rope tied to a car. Dunn HUT HSNEYpnwrts JULES VEMFS dorsing Fitzsimmons. him until he agreed to step simmons' obvious Joy over and his friends enjoy the sport in a mile long field Hoffa's decision. in Old Mystic.

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"John Dexter, the brilliant Biitiah director, like John Ichlaaiff before him, hat cast an Enfiiah eye on New York 'For All 01 The Student* 1 < *J Istjr- prnhiae, however, not the lower depth, that engulfed All Of The Time" ha MMNMMT COWwOV but the middle and UDoer levels." The BG News, Friday, June 4, 1971/Poat 9 Sid and Jerry highlight CCC curtain raiser today By Bob Moyers crown" of steeplechasing two on the barriers. In their eight Sperta Inlormatioa Director weeks ago at the MAC previous meetings in the championships with steeplechase, Sink has won Although two day track Liebenberg having little five times although Lieben- ByVlaMinnli Another chance to revel The best four mile relay meets usually have trouble trouble winning in 8:34.7, two berg has improved tremen- AuUUnt Sports EdIUr over one of those "little team in the nation. drawing a crowd for the first seconds slower then his dously in the past year. things" took place the next Except for an NCAA day of competition, this collegiate mark of 8:33.2 set <• Since that picture'was spring when the Bowling steeplechase crown, and the shouldn't be the case when the this spring in the Dogwood Both runners could chase taken at the end of my Green four mile relay team Midwest Lacrosse Association 46th annual CentralGollegiat, Relays at the University of each other to an assault on sophomore year, the summer was out at the Drake Relays. title, the Falcons would have Track and Field Cham- Tennessee. George Young's mark of of 1999, the hair has gotten a nothing more to flaunt in pionships open today at Sink, who bested 8:90.8 which stands as the best lot longer, the mug less peach terms of "the best" since the Bowling Green's Whltaker Liebenberg at the NCAA meet time ever run by an fuzzier, and that button-down They'd upset big, bad spring of 1(70 till now. Track with 47 teams trying to last year, was timed in a best- American. has been replaced by tank Kansas the week before at the dethrone Indiana as the team ever 8.40.1 at the MAC tops, and athletic shirts that Kansas Relays, so the champion. although experiencing trouble Also entered in the say "aRaV Jayhawks would be out for PERHAPS THE short- steeplechase is Ken Silvlous of For all you non-New revenge against the Falcons. comings Bowling Green would Today's opening events Eastern Kentucky who .Jerseyites, that stands for experience on the football will feature the hammer, finished fourth in the NCAA field, in the basketball arena, triple jump, shot put, Rutgers Athletic Association. LARRY HIGHBAUGH last year. A lot has happened, and a After all, Kansas, the home on the wrestling mats, on the steeplechase and six-mile In Friday's preliminaries in lot has changed in Bowling of the patron saint of milers baseball diamond, and even in Indiana addition to preliminaries in the sprints should also draw Green athletics since Bunts 'n' Jim Ryun, just couldn't lose cross country and track can be the other running events its share of attention. The 100 Punts was born that summer again to a distance team from symbolized in Dave Wottle's except the mile and three yard dash field includes 14 two years ago. Bowling Green. Oregon, or late rush which fell Just a mile. sprinters who have been There's one thing that Villanova, maybe, but second short of catching National interest will be clocked in :9.3 and .9.4 this hasn't changed though, and Bowling Green? No way! Villanova's Marty Liquort at focused on many events with spring perhaps you can get an in- The Jayhawks had to save the tape in last summer's the center spotlight falling on dication from looking closely face. NCAA mile. NCAA collegiate record The dashmen include Mel at those eyes. Like Wottle's Injury which holder Al Schoterman of Kent Gray of Missouri, 100 yard THEY COULDN'T have kept him off the track all this State in the hammer, and the champion of the Kansas and DO YOU SEE a gleam? saved much because the year, the other Bowling Green anticipated duel between Drake Relays; Herb Well it's there today. And the Falcons let them have it in the teams suffered In injuries NCAA champion Sid Sink of Washington, the Big Ten 100 same sophomoric enthusiasm kisser again, for the year's smong other misfortunes Bowling Green and NCAA yard champ from Michigan is there too, and even more so. best collegiate time, too, which changed the epitaph collegiate record holder State, champion of the Kansas Even after a year when the 16:».4. from "Bowling Green where Jerome Liebenberg of and Drake Relays: Herb winning athletics is a "F" in Falcons stood for fifth There were a few of us i, Western Michigan in the Washington, the recent Big place which is where just tradition," to "Bowling Green steeplechase. Ten 100 yard dash champion, heading to this party, but I where winning athletics'was' about every Bowling Green was high on the good news Schoterman, who owns the and 1870 CCC tltllst; Larry a tradition." iLLIKo sport wound up in the MAC. even before I got there. Steve collegiate hammer record Highbaugh of Indiana, 1969 And what about the year Just as Wottle's best years with a toss of 224-6 this spring, CCC champion, and Ivory Danforth, Rich Breeze, Sid for Bowling Green lie ahead, before when we came within Sink, and Dave Wottle had heads up a strong field which Crockett of Southern Illinois, two seconds of going to a bowl so also do those of the many will Include six men who have Midwestern Conference proved they were anything but other talented sophs, fresh- game at Christmas time as flukes, beating Kansas again. recorded throws better than Champion. MAC football champs, and , men and freshmen-to-be who the Whltaker Track record of The finals of the other IS also missed the conference You've heard that line "If are waiting to straighten out 18S-6. His stiffest competition events will be held Saturday basketball crown and an you've got it flaunt it"? Well the straying Falcon flagship. will come from teammate with the first running event NCAA tourney bid by one we weren't at the party long The "ports of plenty" are Jacques Accambray who won scheduled for 1:30 p.m. point. before I Jumped up on a table, ahead indeed, but in the the Drake Relays while and called a toast to what meantime, Bowling Green, Schoterman was being voted We even got shafted out of Bowling Green had. baby, I'm gonna miss you. IVORY CROCKETT the outstanding performer in a chance to go to the NIT, a Southern Illinois the Perm Relays. Sink and Liebenberg tournament for second place HERB WASHINGTON teams. Now how bad Is that? hooked up in the first of three LOSE 20 POUNDS personal duels for the "triple Michigan State IN TWO WEEKS! GEEZIZ, YOU SAY, Just ^mtrm^fmmnmmimTBnmjmmammumjwjmja how can you "keep on Fernowl IS Womtn Ski Irmm Dtet pushing" with all the hard CASH CASH During the non-mow off teuon luck Bowling Green's teams WE ARE NOW OPEN Ihc US. Women's Alpine Ski Tcim membtrt |o on the "Ski Teem" dirt have been running into the lo tore 20 pounds in two wecki. past few years? UNTIL 5 AM; | Thit'i right - 20 pound* in 14 days' L The baus of ihedwt is chemical food Well, my man. You see, j action and eras deviled by i hmth* it's all them "little things." I Colorado phyiKtan especially for the Like trying to drive (JUNE 2nd TO JUNE 9th AT? | I1 S Ski Team Normal energy ll j maintained (very important!) while through a post-game crowd in STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE reducing. You keep "full" - no Oxford on a Saturdiv af- starvation because the die I H de ternoon in the fall of H .This tkgned that way! Il'i a dtei that li FALCON easy to follow whether you work. wasn't Just any post-game travel or way at home crowd in the srroots, but a mob PAYS TOP PRICES Thn is. honestly, a fantastically of "lami ki>is .nilling around successful diet. If ii weren't, the U.S. Women's Ski Team wouldn't be per tht :'<*r'. .: ad with a pair of I milled lo use ll* Right'' So. give goal posts torn down after the FOR YOUR USED TEXTS .outself the seme break the US Ski' Team gets Loe* weight the sctenllflc.i Red«kms luid ijeaten OU, 24- ' proven way. Even if you've tried all 21. the other dials, you owe it to your-, There we were, two of us in self to try the VS. Women's Ski BRING EM TO: Team Dial. Thai is. if you really do a Volkswagen going nowhere want lo lose 20 pounds in two weeks when all of a sudden the Order today Tear thn out aa a reminder natives spotted the BGSU • Send only $1.00 111.25 Tor Rush sticker on the rear window. STUDENT PIZZA Service. - rath Is O.K. - lo: Ski "Hey, look where these learn Dsei. V. O.BOB 1M9). Depl. ■ ST. tea* Diego, Calif. *2l 15 guys are from!" they 25( off oi any 9" 12" or 16" • Don't order unless you expect lo lose shouted, pointing at us, and BOOK EXCHANGE 20 pounds in two weeks! Bacauae shoving up against the VW. pizza with this coupon. that's what the Ski Team Diet win do 530 E. W00STER ST. "You're next! You're next! | FREE DELIVERY Wait'll we get you guys next nw;ww^lB,iJLJuVllJilllMng weekend." SIX AtSO PAYS TOP WHOLESALE PRICES ON MARKETABLE WELL OUR jeering, and laughing captors let us go so TEXTS NO 10NGER USED AT I.G.S.U. they could get stewed in their 3.2 victory brew, and we lived $$$$$$$$$$$»$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ to see that next Saturday. "More Books For Your Money-More Money Fof Your Books Ours was the last and best laugh though because we got -CASH- them for a 3-0 homecoming triumph, and we got stewed in our own victory brew. It wasn't that 3.2 fizz either. FOB.

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FRUSTRATION That's the way it was for the Falcons

'That's a good question-what shape is a basket- ball." 'Oil my God, here we go again.'

^ "Let's see, if we get Heidelberg on the football schedule...' itc hi 'UR

"Oh fudge! Why can't we do anything right?'

Photos by L D. Fullerton

'Dammit, Julie, there must be someplace to play you.'

"I don'trfnn' believe what I'm seeing. 'Thank God, the season is finally over.' i