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WASHINGTON (AP)-Tbe single influence Ronan in violation of state Metropolitan Transportation largest beneficiary of Nelson A. law. Authority. Rockefeller's generosity said Last May he became a trustee of the yesterday his acceptance of 1625.000 BUT BYRD said he was making no state Power Authority did not hinder his ability to act such allegations and is prepared to Rockefeller had appointed Ronan to objectively as a New York state give Rockefeller the benefit of the the board of the Port Authority of New official doubt York and New Jersey in 1967. and last "My judgment was not warped." Ronan s testimony came on the last May 3. Ronan became chairman of that William J. Ronan. a longtime friend of day of the Rules Committee hearings agency the former New York governor, told Chairman Howard W Cannon (D- the Senate Rules Committee. Nev. I said the committee probably will BEGINNING IN 1962. Rockefeller The committee is considering Rocke- vote on the nomination tomorrow, and loaned Ronan $510,000 in six install- feller's nomination to be vice Senate Democratic Leader Mike ments. president Mansfield said a vote by the full Senate Ronan said, and his testimony "WE FREQUENTLY disagreed." could follow next week backed that given by Rockefeller last said Ronan. adding that if his actions However. House Judiciary Com- week, that the loans were made out of as a state official enhanced the mittee action on Rockefeller is friendship and were used to Improve interests of the Rockefeller family, expected to delay final confirmation Ronan's capital position and for invest- "that would be incidental and only until around Christmas ment purposes that would yield income because their interests are to That committee opens bearings on during his retirement. intimately identified with the interests the nomination Thursday. From the start. Ronan testified, he of the community itself " always intended to repay the loans and Rockefeller's gifts totaling $2 5 RONAN HAS been associated with was never given any indication by million to friends and associates over Rockefeller since 1956. He played a Rockefeller that the notes would be the past 17 years have become a major major role in Rockefeller's first forgiven, as they all were May. 3.1974. issue in the confirmation hearings campaign for governor, in 1958. Byrd told reporters that information Sen Robert C. Byrd ID-W Va ) said When Rockefeller took office. Ronan gathered by the FBI on whether "reasonable men could draw the became his chief of staff. Rockefeller had indicated he would reasonable inference" Uu>< Rocke- Ronan left the governor's office in forgive the interest-free loans "does fellers gifts to Ronan were meant to March 1968 to become chairman of the not square with Ronan's testimony. Student record policy forming; some letters remain confidential

By Rick Beasman implementation of the legislation, but school records which were sometimes Staff Reporter until guidelines are available, each used in a discriminatory way against institution must make individual policy students, according to a student affairs Students now have access to their decisions and make these decisions newsletter. personal files kept at the University public. The act allows records for due to the Family Education" Rights Dr. Eakin said complaints elementary and secondary students and Privacy Act of 1974. which lakes concerning alleged violations of the act under 18 to be seen by the students' effect today. can be made to HEW. The legislation parents. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. states that federal funds can be Copies of the act are available upon James L Buckley (R-N.Y.I, states withdrawn from an institution which request at the Office of the Vice Relaxed A University coed lounges on a sculpture in front of the library The bare that college students will have the fails to comply with the act within 45 Provost for Student Affairs. 440 branches of the sapling are a probable warning that sunny days are right to inspect and review any and all days of a request- if it can be Student Services Bldg. The act and numbered. (Newsphoto by Dan Feicht) official lecords. files and data directly determined that compliance cannot be University policy related to it will reading related to them. This includes all secured by voluntary means appear in tomorrow's News material in cumulative record folders intended for school use or for parties ALSO. THE ACT does not allow outside school. students files to be released to anyone, Problems at the University created except in limited cases, without by the act existed in the Placement consent of the student. SGA may amend screening problems Office and the Office of Admissions, Dr. Eakin pointed out that this could where some files contained letters put the student in the uncomfortable written with a guarantee of position of either allowing a potential By Dave Davis probably be voted upon next Sunday by following student-funded until spring quarter when the new SGA confidentiality. employer access to certain files or Staff Reporter SGA. would be added to Article IV organizations The News. Black administration will take office possibly not being hired He said he Section B, Paragraph 7 of the Student Union. Commuter Center, STUDENTS WILL not be allowed hopes the University will be able to set Student Government Association constitution that lists the Student Court System, and Union JAKEWAY REPLACES Ken W access to such letters, according to a guidelines for this type of situation in (SGA) tabled an addition to the SGA responsibilities of the student Activities Organization. 1 .ecklei who recently resigned because University policy statement released the future. constitution Sunday night that would representative to the Board of of a dispute about homecoming today by Dr. Richard R. Eakin. vice The legislation resulted from dictate the screening committee Trustees. THE SCREENING committee must procedures. provost for student affairs. concerns of parents and students, membership which nominates persons The provision states that the also be divided equally between men Scott C. Perz. senior (Ed), was The Department of Health, primarily at the elementary and for the Advisory Committee on screening committee must consist of and women, according to the new appointed to the Student Appeals Education and Welfare (HEW) is secondary level They did not have General Fee Allocation (ACGFA). the student representative to the board provisions presented by Chris J. Board for 1974-75 developing guidelines for access to elementary and secondary The new provisions, which will and one member from each of the five Mehling. student senator. William C. Byrd. SGA vice Included in the provisions is the president, suggested to SGA that it sell following statement that Mehling said buttons and pompoms to raise spirit will not affect this year's committee. for the upcoming basketball season "This screening committee shall Byrd explained that the profits from select no more than one person who such a project could be channeled into Coal contract approval grows dim has previously served on the Advisory Cultural Boost and other student Committee on General Fee activities. Allocations, to serve again on this CHARLESTON, W Va. (AP)-United then the membership, will take 10 days And John Guzek, president of While these district officials were committee." he said. HE ALSO suggested that SGA Mine Workers (UMW) officials to two weeks, meaning the strike is District 6, said. "We haven't gone over criticizing the agreement, a Of the seven undergraduate voting sponsor buses to the Falcon's away indicated yesterday that ratification of now certain to continue to the end of the coal contract in its entirety. It spokesman at the union's headquarters members and two alternates on this games Byrd urged SGA to get involved a coal industry contract and an early this month looks to me there's just about a split- in Washington said the Bargaining year's ACGFA. five are returning from in raising student spirit and to end to the miners' week-old strike is Floyd, a member of the Bargaining it'll be close either way." Council was in "general agreement" last year's committee. cooperate with the BSU in spirit- not as certain as predicted by UMW Council along with other district "I think there should be more on all but minor issues The union also In other action. SGA allocated 1167 to related concerns President Arnold Miller. officers, was in Bessemer. Ala., for the vacation, more sick leave, and that began acting to counteract sentiment the Black Student Union (BSU) for use "I want our miners up there to know funeral of fellow council member Sam miners should have the right to vote on against the contract, scheduling a news in this week's program of "Our After the meeting. SGA officers and that I'm not for it." District 31 Littlef ield. shot to death last week in a shift rotation at their mines," Floyd conference by Miller in Charleston Harvest is Plentiful." senators met with various SGA President Lawrence "June" Floyd of Washington holdup. said. "There is too much of a wage gap tomorrow to explain details of the Kim R Jakeway. junior (Ed.), was committee members to organize and Fairmont. W Va., said of the Littlefleld's death presented the first between the high and low man. pact named coordinator of communications help direct the committees' activities. agreement "I'm sure we'll turn it major interruption in the process of "THAT WAS A big gripe in the last down " ratifying the agreement reached last contract and it is even worse this The UMW's 120.000 members who Wednesday. The council recessed time." mine bituminous coal for steel mills Friday and is not to meet again until Tom Shoemake of District 12 in Arabs protest in Jerusalem and power plants went on strike one this afternoon. Illinois said he had surveyed 200 week ago today at the expiration of NICK HALAMANDARIS. an officer miners and found that none were their three-year contract with the of District 15 which covers Western prepared to vote for the agreement. By The Associated Press City shouting "Palestine is ours." Abdel Nasser The city and the west Bituminous Coal Operators states, said at Bessemer that he Outside of the benefits for the They managed to swing shut the bank have been under Israeli Association (BCOA). believed the Bargaining Council should pensions and the widows, the rest of it Arabs demonstrated in the Old City massive Damascus Gate before tough occupation since the 1967 Six Day War. UNION OFFICIALS have estimated complete its work on the contract by stinks," he said. "I think the miners of Jerusalem for the first time in four border police dispersed them and that ratification of the pact, first by Thursday, "but there is no guarantee will vote it down 50 to 1 in Illinois." years yesterday and Israeli gunboats reopened the gates Water cannon THE TEL AVIV military command the 38-member Bargaining Council and of that." Shoemake said it "sounds like a shelled a suspected guerrilla base in were turned on other demonstrators at said Israeli gunboats shelled "a "Some of the package should be contract that the companies worked up southern Lebanon. nearby Herod's Gate. terrorist departure point" in southern reconsidered and re-evaluated" before and they want us to okay it." He said For the '3rd straight day Arabs POLICE SAID agitators ran through Lebanon early yesterday in retaliation being forwarded to a rank-and-file he personally recommended that "the defied Israeli police and border troops the narrow lanes urging merchants to for a guerrilla infiltration from the Weather vote. Karl Kafton. Bargaining Council miners turn it down" and predicted the in the occupied west bank in a wave of close their shops Some merchants did. sea. It was the 2nd naval action against Mostly claady aad mild today member from Ohio's District 6. said at strike will "last 'til these nationism sparked by the appearance but all soon reopened and tourists Lebanon in three weeks. aid toaigkt with ehaace of Bessemer. conglomerates, these coal companies, of Palestine Liberation Organization resumed browsing through the ancient Just 24 hours earlier, the command showers this afteraooa bat more Guy Farmer, chief BCOA negotiator, are willing to share then profits with leader Yasir Arafat before the United bazaar. said, two Arab guerrillas left that base likely at night High today la the has said the industry has made its final the men who give up their lives mining Nations. The crowds were dispersed by early or one nearby and swam to the Israeli middle to apper Ma. Low toaigkt offer and are "not open to renegotiate their damned coal." ARAB STUDENTS in a Jerusalem afternoon, and police said 150 Arabs, coast, pushing rifles, explosives and a the upper Ms. CWady aad art u the agreement." suburb stoned passing cars from the including 90 students, were detained in hand grenades on rafts before them warm tomorrow with ehaace of SOME MEMBERS of the council THE PROPOSED contract calls for windows of a UN.-run school and Jerusalem and at other protests in THE GUERRILLAS landed near the skewers. High tomorrow la the were not as certain as Floyd that the wage increases of 9 per cent the first briefly hoisted a Palestinian flag nearby towns They said 10 persons Rosh Haniqra border checkpoint where apper at*. Probability at areclpi- agreement would be rejected. Ivan year and 3 per cent in each of the Steel helmeted police rushed the were injured, three of them policemen they were spotted by an army patrol. tatioa M per eeat today aad M per White, of District 17 in West Virginia, following two yean, plus coat-of-living school and sent the students home. THE LAST protests in Jerusalem the command said. One Arab was cent toaigkt. said be felt the vote in the council now Increases .and Improved fringe Hundreds of Arab youths were four years ago. following the killed and the other captured in the stands about 50-50. benefits demonstrated inside the walled Old death of Egypt's President Gamal ensuing clash. Foe* 1/Th. M New.. Tueealey. NWBN 1«, 1*74 epiTeRiaLS sex roles cause gap

Last week I discovered a secret of ^^-^ show how earthy they are; open car hun a supporter of women's liberation. toe Midwest that made me feel more doors and pay for the beer; fiddle with A "professional woman" mast public must pay for like an alien being than a transplanted a woman's body until she gets excited always remember her bitter Californian. enough so she can justify s lapse of C.RouM experiences with rotten men and avoid It wasn't a quick shock, like lifting a "moral behavior" by saying she got getting sexually involved. Trying to piece of rotting wood and discovering a carried away, and then proceeding achieve physical pleasure with a man government mistake black widow spider. It was more of a Klmberllag with the sex act by assuming a implies accepting a subservient role. slow dawning of recognition, an A Humphrey Bogart scowl and ending awakening to the oblique light of the the nasty business in thirty seconds or Men want women they can love and East, stabbing morning eyes with less protect, shelter from physical harm Despite last winter's energy crisis, the government has apparently not yellow thrusts. and economic misery-women who will taken adequate measures to prevent a reoccurence of the problem this For the first time. I fully realized to WOMEN ARE expected to: play be happy taking care of the kids- winter. what extent traditional behavioral AS I OPENED my copy of The BG dumb by keeping silent or by becoming women who will be inspirations for President Ford said Sunday that he was considering fuel allocations if rituals have placed distance between News and read the ad for the midnight giggly when their men say something career aspirations, who will think they voluntary conservation measures don't work. He hinted that either a bad men and women in Bowling Green. showing of "Secrets of Sweet Sixteen." asinine; wear the proper kinds of eye are gods when the rest of the world out I felt as if a time warp had brushed an x rated film'featuring a photo of a makeup, fingernail polish, and soft-line there thinks they are pieces of crap. winter or another oil embargo would necessitate arbitrary allocations by leggy lady with the caption, "young, the White House. the canvas of my consciousness with bra to show how heavenly they are. go Women want men they can nurse and able and willing." I began to realize crazy waiting for a man to phone worry about, cuddle and cradle from Once again it appears the American people must pay for the the deep shadows of the past, of a time that I thought had passed with the what a sick sick society the men and instead of appearing wanton by calling the competitive rat race-men who irresponsibility of the government and big oil companies. advent of the women's liberation women of Bowling Green seem to be a man; wiggle and squirm while aren't afraid to make enough money to The government has conveniently turned its back while the big oil movement and the self-evaluation that accepting en masse. teasing with the eyes so they can keep support the family comfortably-men companies scrape in huge profits at the expense of the consumer, who had occurred when millions of men and What we have here, as the captain boyfriends on the hook by making them who will make them feel like the lias no choice but to pay high gas prices. women had had to look into themselves put it. is a failure to communicate. feel guilty about their sexuality. princesses that daddy used to call to see how much they'd been blinded by Pampering and primping the body them. Instead of using the excess profits to develop resources and insure for a facetious dumb show, a slow themselves and the public from the threat of more allocations, it seems their culture. The ideal male is Joe Namath. Listen, folks. Let's get It together. waltz of silent shadows, petting and The ideal female is Sally Struthers. the big oil companies have spent more on an advertising campaign than Let's build a firm foundation, so we I LEARNED THAT, in Bowling playing games but never trying to A soft-spoken man is always a latent can stand tall and proud and happy, anything else. Green, very few folks had bothered to solve the mind-body dichotomy this is homosexual. facing the sun. glad to be alive and In their advertising, the oil companies try to convince America what ask questions about their sex role the life led by the typical Bowling An intelligent woman is always a human and working toward some gi-eat guys they are since they are constructing the Alaskan pipeline just conditioning. Green student, man or woman. lesbian, or even worse-a castrator. contact, working toward sharing our , to bring' you oil so you can drive your car. At 50 cents per gallon who Vaguely puzzled the past several Men are expected to: prove their inner fears and our pipe dreams, trying wouldn't try to be the nation's oil supplier? weeks about the nature of the termite- manhood by feats of braggado and IT'S OKAY for a man to support the to be friends and lovers who can touch physical bravery, have a tiny bit of dirt If the oil companies would spend more of their extravagent advertising infested partitions that seem to Equal Rights Amendment and equal bodies, touch minds. under their fingernails at all times to pay for men and women. That makes budget on source development we wouldn't be paying that much for a surround so many people here. I was Let's stop blinking. Face the dawn. slapped with a moment of insight last gallon of gas. week as I walked past Memorial Hall The government has pandered to big oil interests in an attempt to ease and saw a "Sic Sic" sign saying there tlic energy crisis. They have given them economic breaks and sacrificed was a "LackaNuki." ecotagk interests in the hope that big oil can overcome the energy crisis. Yes. I thought, yes My friend who Their hopes have not been fulfilled. had opined recently that most men Leirers II is unfortunate the public must again bear the weight of big-oil profit- were thirteen-year-old boys at heart traffic signs, and use hand signals. On mongcring and government negligence. really had something. I had argued the sidewalks, give the pedestrians the against his environmental loss of sense right of way. After all. the sidewalks now he knows determinism, but then. I hadn't been in were made with walking in mind. Bowling Green as long as he had and courtesy I sincerely hope the majority of you Looking at that sign, I wept a silent start looking after yourselves, start what to do tear of pity for the men who wrote it. I being more courteous towards others, My thanks go out to Kim Olson and felt sorry that the closest they could People at this University have lost and stop taking the attitude of "I dare come to understanding a woman would her unidentified companion far food conference all common sense and courtesy. A you to hit me or step in front of me." clarifying some things for ma. I was be to think of her as "the fox with the majority of you people expect the Stop and be aware, you might laboring under the misconception that big boobs." or "the chick with the tight drivers of cars to look out for you when commit an error in judgment that you little ass." in today's liberated society a man aad The World Food Conference in Rome, which ended Sunday, has taken a you cross the street. When you drive may regret. The proposed closing of a woman were to be treated as equals, giant step toward ending the world's dependence on the United States as your car. you expect bicycles and Ridge Street and other such projects and that when an individual establishes the breadbasket of the world. pedestrians to get out of your way. can be eliminated if the people started a legitimate candidacy aad Is honestly When you ride your bicycles, you using common sense and courtesy at The United States, in an inflationary bind, cannot afford to feed the elected by a majority of the voters, let's hear from you expect the cars to anticipate your all times To quote a well-known that person is entitled to the respect of world as it once did. actions and the pedestrians to jump out cliche. "The life you save may be your The BG News welcomes all letters to the public. The most notable achievement of the conference was the creation of of your way as you come racing down own."' Ms. Olson and her friend have shown the World Food Council, a new agency of the United Nations, which will the editor and opinion columns Letters the sidewalk. You all turn your head may comment on any other letter, me the error la my reasoning. coordinate international food policy. - and pretend that the other person or Mrs. Far re 11 Johns Obviously equality of the sexes Is only column or editorial vehicle does not exist, and you expect 727 Kenwood Avenue A system of food security was reached which will provide grain banks Letters should be a maximum of 300 proper when It serves your best to insure international food supplies in the event of bad weather or them to look out for you. interests When it does not. it should be words. ' typewritten We ask that It's time you people started to look natural disasters. columns be no more than four typed disgusted protested in an adult manner. after yourselves and use some Example-throwing tomatoes aad The best move of the conference is a resolution on food aid which calls pages triple-spared common sense. When you cross the The News maintains the right to edit l am disgusted •» taking It upon yourself to decide who, fi loi nations to donate 30 million tons of food or provide the money to help street took both ways and make sure "was' making a mockery of '> buy it. all submissions that exceed these you have the time to get across safely. For one of the first times in Its limits, with respect to the laws of libel history. Bowling Green State' Homecoming for the University and This will help even out the responsibility for feeding the poor nations of When you drive your car. give the the other candidates." I now see that and proper taste pedestrians a chance to get across the University did something progressive. the world. This will apply especially to the oil-producing nations of the They broke tradition and elected a the tradition of Homecoming had to be world, such as Saudi Arabia, which doesn't know what to do with their Letters and columns must include the street and treat the bicycles as if they defended author's name, address and phone were another vehicle that belonged on male homecoming queen-homecoming new found wealth. person, if you prefer. He was elected After all, a whopping nine per cent of number, and may be mailed to the the road. the student body voted, proving that The rest of the world must assume a role in food aid. The United States Editor, eo The BG News. 106 When you ride your bicycles on the by a legal I yes. Miss Simmons and Mr. cannot carry the load alone. Leckler. there are legal implications) the election was of major Importance. University Call road, follow the laws made for cars. The fact that Ms. Olson is a varsity Don't cut on the inside of cars, obey all majority vote. This should indicate to most cheerleader clears up another point for intelligent human beings that the me. I was perplexed as to what to do majority of the students who cared when I thought that the football team enough to vote wanted this new step in was not playing up to its capabilities, our University's policy toward and thus making a mockery of the congress lax on confirmation Homecoming. game and the University. Now I know Rick Morrow is as qualified (if what course of action to take, the only qualifications are necessary to be a thing I have to decide is where to buy the tomatoes. biggest private fortune to the political the presidency cannot be purchased Homecoming queen! I as any of the V. ASHINGTON-President Ford has power of the presidency-even in a by anyone. other women running, and I don't see Hnhai ked on a trip to the turbulent Far how his motives could be any less B.Mark Davis stand-by capacity. 437 Anderson East and there still is no vice president BUT CONGRESS also has the duty to honorable than the rest of the court. to step into his shoes if anything But the issue is not really a new one. act more speedily on the Rockefeller (What are their motives anyway?) untoward should occur. J. F. terH.r.t Rockefeller has made several tries for nomination even though there is no Mr. Morrow made a big step in That is. of course, a morbid thought, the presidency in years past, he has time limit in the 25th Amendment for eliminating traditional sex roles here especially in view of the safe record of held several important federal posts considering a vice presidential in Bowling Green and probably in the presidential travel abroad. and. more significantly, the voters of nominee. future of colleges everywhere. Nonetheless, it is something the In regards to the tuxedo, I've never Jeka Meyer, nutritionist, contending New York have four times elected him that the amount of U.S. grain used to country needs to be concerned about, to serve as governor of their state. Although other presidents have gone heard anything so childish in my life- particularly since there now is a would you rather he had come in dirty make alcoholic drinks could feed 19 He spent a lot of his own money in abroad without a vice president at mechanism under the Constitution fur AFTER SURVEYING the sentiment home in the days before the 25th jeans and a T-shirt with ZIG ZAG million persons a year: making sure that the country has a vice of the Republican party and consulting the furtherance of his political career Amendment, it would seem a quarter written on the back? Certainly.it would "I'm not preaching prohibition. I'm pre- dent with a score of trusted advisers, Ford at the national and state level-in full jest preaching modern! ton It weaM be view of the public. of the year ought to be sufficiently long have made an easier argument for the It has been three months now since chose Rockefeller over everyone else even for a sluggish body like Congress mockery theory. belter lor ear health, aad it would be Ford asked Congress to confirm available to him. Congress has the duty to examine to make up its mind on such an Personally, I would much rather better for ear pockethnhi, and H Nelson Rockefeller as vice president, Rockefeller's name was privately whether Rockefeller's gifts to friends important matter. claim Rick Morrow, a novelty in weald be better fer ear ceaaeliam. ford is still waiting Rockefeller is submitted to FBI Director Clarence and others constituted an abuse of Homecoming queens, than Miss Olson The phrase, 'Have a drink aad starve a Hailing More importantly, the country Kelley for security clearance. No power or were, as he insists, merely The country deserves an early child.' ceaM reduce the enjoyment ef acts of personal friendship. and her asinine tomato throwing as a is waiting How much longer must the problem there, the FBI told Ford. And answer on Rockefeller leader in my University. all alcoholIc Beverages." waiting go on0 the President submitted Rockefeller's It must be clear to the country, when Congress concludes its hearings, that Copyright. 1974. Detroit News Fold was not aware of Rockefeller's name to Watergate Special Prosecutor Cindy Okuly largesse when he chose him as his vice Leon J. Jaworski. No problem there the vice presidency and potentially Universal Press Syndicate 301 Compton THE BO NEWS president, but Ford did go to either. Ford was told A. tnunaeasM ganfcel Vo* (i.nsiderable lengths to screen his Personally, and through private nominee means. Ford also ascertained that aenouuuuMt Rockefeller had no "Eagle ton problems" which might have raised a question as to his mental and physical sgo question abilities to assume the presidency in an emergency. But that all happened more than 90 of the week days ago and still Congress has not The SGA question for this week completed its constitutional is: responsibility to confirm or reject the Wkal is your opiates of buildini Vice President-designate. oa-campas mailboxes lor each off- Why not? Well, first there was the campus student? Thii will greatly Labor Day recess. Then there was the cut mailing expeases for the excuse of end-of-session business, and registrar's office and allow many finally, the need for Senators and oa campus organization to congressmen to go home to campaign advertise to off cnmpu students. for reelection. And. of course, there Call JTzmi or 371-ZJS3 between were Rockefeller's own particular 5 « p in today to express your peculiar political problems. opinion. There were only 19 responses to FOR THE first time. Congress was last week's question concerning confronted not with the task of the construction of more indoor investigating a man on the take but a recreational facilities on-campus. man on the give-and to the tune of Nearly every call expressed the several millions of dollars. need for a new swimming pool. Rockefeller's generosity and the use Other suggestions were lor more of his wealth as an economic force in tennis and handball courts SGA American life deserve serious will give Its recommendations to scrutiny. The nation must be assured the Recreation Committee. that it would not be wrong to "marry" the economic power of the country's 'MAY I PHASE HAVI YOUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION . . ?' .!*« T Mil TtMaday. NavamUr \% MM, Th. K Nawi/P.,.: Poet encourages black pride

News Aulvifi She added that Americans former president Richard "We must have pride in yet their essence was very by Liada Caaabajbam are in a serious situation Nixon used, she explained. ourselves and our black down to earth and easily ■■d Moitel Jeaalagi today. She said she believes CONCERNING OTHER identity. she added understandable- with a the problem goes far beyond state and national issues. "There should be no Nikki Giovanni, noted touch of class. Her poetry the black-white racial Giovanni said she sees the regressing in terms of black fiction and poetry was a syllabus of situations dilemma, although these election of governor-elect fashion which deals with dealing with the joys of love writer, touched on many conflicts arc still James Rhodes as a step black culture." and life, as well as its harsh issues last Sunday, ranging substantial. backwards, calling Rhodes from governor-elect James 'atrocities "corrupt." GIOVANNI SAID she is Rhodes and vice-presi- Through her poems. "I FEEL that the plight of She said the election was against blacks who view dential nominee Nelson Giovanni summed up the the farmer is the same as "stolen," citing that Rhodes education as irrelevant Rockefeller to pertinent uniqueness and essence of that of the black man, in had conceded the election, Education, she said, is vital personal views on black the black experience which that the people who control but that the Republicans will to the progressive needs of is rarely found today. pride and identity. the world have made need the office when blacks The event, sponsored by decisions about his destiny." Rockefeller runs for the "The body will be an the Black Student Union, DURING THE question- she said. presidency in 1°7« obsolete object in the 21st was the first in a series of and answer period which "I do not forsee Nazi "I am very skeptical century-the mind will be cultural events for the week followed her performance. Germany to take over about Rockefeller's resigna- the predominating factor."' Giovanni patronized black- A for* —MM aj privacy t» —(ayaal by STIW, pftroyad by Jonh Prff, freshman of enlightenment. "Our America and set up con- tion as governor of New Giovanni said* Harvest is plentiful." About oriented television series (Id.) and A. J., played by torrid L Faagin. junior (A*S), in th* Umver.ity centration camps. However. York because for no known "Discipline yourself for 350 persons attended the and movies. She said she production of John S. Scott'« now play, "Snodo»." Tho play opont tonight and runt I do forsee that food will be reason he just happened to your own self-interest in program in Commons would rather idolize black scarce for blacks." be available when Nixon order to understand and through Now. 23 in th. Joo E. Brown Theatre. (Nowtpholo eoutloty of University The evening began with super-heroes such as Giovanni emphasized that resigned," Giovanni added. accept the responsibilities Thoator) jubilant songs by the Uni- "Shalt" or "Superfly" than In viewing the situation of She urged black people to we have in the community versity Gospel Choir. John Wayne or Robert most inner-city areas which negate the illusions and We are at our peaks ol Redford Giovanni expressed a love are predominately black- tendencies of desire for relative power and position for gospel music stating it is "Land." Giovanni said, is oriented-blacks from an riches and wealth and of in the world. Therefore, we not only lively, but also of a very important asset to Writer aids rehearsals overall standpoint, must materialistic values of the should use our efforts the future '' She does not see historical value She said have a self-realization of elite class These desires 'Shades.'' a new play by productions of his works, "SHADES" is an odyssey constructively." she added Africa, but the South, as a blacks delve too much in the themselves in order to corrupt black minds, and John Scott, the University's and said his presence was of interracial romance, In addition to her oration. land-base for black Ameri- past instead of dealing with efficiently control the cities. cause blacks to channel playwright-in-residence. neither confining nor worri- revealing the problems and Giovanni recited a beautiful cans "I encourage blacks to today. "If our inefficiency their energies toward opens at 8 tonight at the Joe some turmoil of those involved. collection of poetry ranging hold onto their southern "Gospel music carries continues, blacks will be negative feelings instead of from soothing rhythms E. Brown Theatre, Univer- Dennis O'Dell. junior The work's two acts feature black history and is there- lands. eliminated-not by any big positive feelings, she said concerning mother and love sity Hall (A&Sl. said it was an advan- different characters and fore vital to black lives." Hl.uk- should not go scheme, not by any gas ' The world is being run on concepts, which contained The actors and technical tage to hear the constructive plots with an interrelated she said. "Blacks are over to Africa with the idea crews have had an unusual coming in in the middle of political decisions. Con- compassionate imagery to in mind that Africa owes criticism Scott offered. He theme turning back to the basics of the night." she said, "but experience in preparing the added that he felt "totally at sequently, blacks should poetry dealing with the them something or that they what it is to be black in just the slow benign become involved in political • play Scott attended rehear- ease'" in working with him. A 30-minute film segment perspective of revolutionary should be welcomed with America today, which is neglect." Giovanni said. processes, not just voting sals and worked with the "He (Scott) lets the actor for which Scott wrote the dreams open arms because blacks very important " Benign neglect is a term but becoming aware of who director, actors and crews be creative in developing scrip! is included in the pro- They were presented Irom had no part of the African they are." she said. . to create the drama. character." said Barb duction Dr. R K. Clark, an intellectual standpoint. struggle." she added "It's a rare opportunity to Williams, senior I A&S). associate professor ol Police make 4 arrests ask the playwright what he "I don't try to step on speech, filmed the segment really means. " said Dr people-just tell them what's In addition, eight recorded Bowling Green police Great Scot grocery store. Bryant LIT designer and in my head."' Scott newsnotes songs are incorporated into arrested four persons during 1616 E Wooster St. for alle- technical director. The set. explained newsmen on the 14-hour (light to Tokyo. the drama the weekend, each on petit gedly stealing a bottle of • an angular street scene "He is well prepared Ford is steady and theft charges wine F. Brandon Mallory. • created using innovative AS playwright-in-resi- Japan visit totally unflappable ." Also featured in the play is Two arrests were made at 20. junior I Ed), was also ■ techniques and materials, is dence. Scott has written a an eight person chorus, the A4P grocery store. 814 arrested Saturday and TOKYO IAPI--A "totally a result of corroboration dozen plays since joining the appearing as "people on the S Main St. Danny Lee charged with allegedly unflappable" President Ford weathered Kurfess between designer, director University staff in 1968 street-passersby." accor- Umbel, 19. of 342 Liberty St . stealing toothpaste at turbulence in the air yesterday, avoided and playwright. Lee COLUMBUS iAI*l--Hep. Charles F. Essays, television and ding to Scott was apprehended for alle- Kroger s. 1044 N Main St. a violent demonstration on the ground, explained Kurfess was re-elected Republican film scripts and criticisms gedly stealing cigarettes, Appearing In Bowling and prepared to meet with Emperor JAN CCKNWELL. senior minority leader ol the Ohio House are also a part of Scott's "Shades' will run through and Chris M Cardenas. 18, Green Municipal Court Hirohito and Prime Minister Kakuei (Ed.I. and assistant without opposition yesterday. annual output. Saturday Tickets are $2 for ol I'ortage. for allegedly yesterday. Tipping and Tanaka director, said when the play- Kurfess, lR-83, Perrysburgl. will adults. SI for high school stealing shampoo. Both men Mallory entered identical Guided by his foreign policy mentor. begin his second term as minority wright is present. "You Scott's other duties students and 50 cents for are scheduled to appear guilty pleas. Each was fined Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger. leader when the 111th General Assembly have an extra aid into include teaching one class University students They Thursday in Municipal (100 and costs, and sen- Ford is relying heavily on the convenes Jan. 6. developing characters that each quarter and working are available at the Theatre Court tenced to 10 days in jail. symbolism of this first visit to Japan by you usually don't have as a In a brief acceptance speech. Kurfess with the Mojo Theatre box office from 11 am -3:30 Seven days were an incumbent president to strengthen director or actor."' told his colleagues the next legislature is Workshop, which helps pin weekdays and after 7 JILL TIPPING. 19. of 423 suspended, however, pro- already strong ties between the two Most actors had worked unique in recent history in that both young and inexperienced p.m. on performance even- N Enterprise St . was vided the fines and costs countries chambers will' be under Democratic with Scott in previous actors. ings arrested Saturday at the were paid, and that each be "I've spent many hours with control, while a Republican. James A on exemplary conduct for President Ford," Kissinger told Rhodes, will be the governor. three years. APPLICATIONS FOR Dairij Queen Remember! 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teO*|S.KVKlN PH.352-7571 Student Services Building Pofl. 4/Tra. BO Nawt, Ty—lny, Novwmba* If, 1974 Pilot recycling project starts By Silly Arnold pounds per day, which can recycling purposes includes tainers for recyclable paper each week is determined, he make recycling advan- food containers and will be in storage rooms added A recycling project for the tageous to the University. wrappers, foil-lined paper, adjacent to the loading The Administration University will be taking Student participation in light and heavy cardboard docks in McDonald. Building and the Graduate shape this week, according the recycling program is boxes, backs of tablets shoe Print-outs from the Center also are beginning to Brett Madsen, graduate important to the future of boxes and pop and beer Computer Center, according the project tomorrow student and student assis- the project, said Madsen. cartons. to BFI, are in demand for Any money which is tant of the project. Non-recyclable paper and recycling and are profitable generated from recycling The project was studied TWO CATEGORIES of other waste may be put in Print-outs.' which will sell will be channeled back to the by a special summer task paper will be collected for dormitory incinerators. But for about S12S per ton. will students through a student force and was a pilot recycling, according to the incinerators, due to an be collected by student board organized by the program. Madsen. The first is Evironmenta! Protection volunteers Student Government Associi Browning-Ferris Indus- newsprint which includes Agency ruling, may be shut Madsen said University ation and Student Activities. tries (BFII studied the pilot magazines, books, leaflets down in the near future. offices have been urged to Madsen said program to determine the and paperbacks. The other Madsen said. save computer print-outs University officials have amount of wastepaper used type is white paper including The pilot program project and to call him at 352-2128 given their full support to daily by each student. Ac- stationary, envelopes, will begin tomorrow for for collections. the project. Madsen said. He cording to BFI. the conser- typing paper, notebooks, and some University buildings A regular pick-up route added that the profitability vative figure was 1V4 - two tablet paper. and services. will, be established when the of the program is now in the Paper not suitable for CORRUGATED BOX con- amount of paper generated hands of the students

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I 45 Square danced 39 Revealing M" 48 Thankless ones 40 Cause to exist ?* 27 26 •3 n Si 31 Jazz band 50 Asiatic land 41 Carried * 46 Make a living 14 »" The University Jazz Lab 52 Impression 47 Events 53 Any region Band will travel to 49 To the fullest 3d ■"» #» A* Firelands tomorrow for Its 57 Galaxy extent 61 Boorish 61 Dramatic unit annual concert at noon in the 63 Vingt- 53 Italian actress 4? u H ■ campus theater 64 Glide through (1869-1924) The free concert by the 15- 65 Dwarf 54 the finish 1'. 16 J> •18 44 1 66 Sahara sight member group will include 55 Hit hard 67 Imitation: 66 Think, old style 51 Si ballads, rock and jazz Solo Suffix 68 Forty-fifth state 1 numbers are included in the 68 Dressmaker 59 Half-moon S3 M *\C . V 56 • •, 60 program 69 People in 60 Griffith general 62 Uncle: Scot. DOWN • 1 62 13 1 African title Haley 2 Chinese weight: M Pat Haley, head basket- Var. " " 3 Type of power: i7 * ball coach, will speak at 8 „ tonight in 115 Education 1 Bldg. on his theory of coach- l ing. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Sponsored by Phi Epsilon Kappa, the speech is for all physical education majors > BUT, LAPIESi PROFESSOR minors and anyone else' HOOPKOW, LATHRAPS INQURY WAS SO interested XXJ&AUY ANSWtW&tX INTfOGUWAFTER AIL, IN I MEAN, AS Refreshments will be . OI/WIOVBK- nTHOf,ma>- nouNSK/ vs NWJBtsey, SOON AS HE ASKEP, SO DIP BUT YOU fou-rrms VHAT REALLYHAS THE PRE- THEUORP "JURISDICTION' THEUXP DIDN'T SEE served. • CLASS TOBAii A ONE-MAN VAILINO ISSUE INITIATION TO iMMemwsmesrep 'B0RIN6' US JUMPING l CABASETACTI THE ALLE6EP ABUSE OF POXESS^ ITSELFII I UP' Art exhibit I - / / S The Organization of Black Fine Arts (OBFAl is dis- playing art in the Promenade Lounge. I'nion The works, which are for sale, were done by Uni- versity students and members of OBF A 5 r^ The exhibit is part of Cultural Enrichment Week which ends Sunday -«m>- CLaSSIFIED «•» Brass choirs We are not responsible for mistakes unless notified on first day of insertion The University's Brass Choirs will present 'heir CAMPUS CALENDAR Person who reads & writes 10 x 35 mobile w 8 > 12 tipodt first concert of the year at 8 Greek to translate 11800 823 7865 J Tuesday. November 19.1974 correspondence ((354-1035. tonight in Recital Hall. AKAI GX-370D Stereo tapf School of Music. "International Coffee Hour." sponsored by French Club and World One male roommate, winter deck fall 372-5758 Organized to introduce Student Association this afternoon from 2 p m to 4 p.m In the and spring $75 mo . University students to brass literature International Lounge. Rm 17 of Williams Hall Open to all Village, call 352 8158 72 Nova SS. 350-4 brl . 3 sp , autonv. console, med brow* and to provide an outlet for The BGSU Rink Rats will meet in Rm 212 of Hayes Hall tonight ,n 1 male rmml Own room met . hlk vinyl top. blk vinyk performance, the choirs are 7:00. Open (o any student interested in the BGSl' Hockey Program Contact 372-2785 before i. 352- int. extra sharp, call 352-1.2-OSai directed by Dr. Kenley 6486 alter 5. before 4 00 after 5 00 372-2911* Inglefield assistant pro- Computational Services will meet in Rm 246 of the IET Bldg. today at 3 00. This is an IET Graphics System Seminar. 1 male roommate, winter & Acoustic 271 Amp 81400 newV fessor of theory, and Jeffrey spring Cniv. Courts, call 354- asking S850 Gibson Les I'auJ Shellhainmer. senior tMus The Military Science Dept and Royal Green will sponsor Captain 7954 guitar 1700 new asking S37K Ed l Judy Geyson. a career counselor for the U.S. Army, tonight at 8 00 352 6346 Dave 1 f rmml wtr It spr Cherry t The free concert includes on the 11th Hoor of Offenhauer West. She will discuss women's career opportunities In the army Free and open to the public Hill 352-5646 Hockev skates CCM size Ik selections done separately excellent rond 2 1745 by each choir and by the 1 female to sublease winter -w RIDES Oklahoma 73125 combined choirs only, own room. 380. 641 Third Sony Tf 134-SI) casettr player* Ride wanted around SERVICES OFFERED St.. 352-6440 recorder with dolby 3140 or best offer. 353-3565. * Correction Thanksgiving to Atlanta (1-75). 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ByD.aG.rlWU The Falcons were quick to scoring position. Again it game for Jackson was Eaiior capitalize on many USM was Preston taking the great " errors. After the Eagles rushing reins, but back-up "I tell you, I was as close MOBILE. ALA.-The Fal- broke out on top. 7-0. and fullback Dan Saleet as anyone to him (Jackson). con lootball team came with Don Taylor kicked a 22 yard provided a few big gains in Everything I did. 1 wanted a came, saw the task ahead field goal for BG. safety setting up the score to do for Carlos. and conquered the Southern Dave Turner scooped up a Then it happened On third Mississippi lUSM) Golden fumble at the Eagle 41-yard down and nine at the USM •TM HAPPY we won it Eagles with overpowering line, and the Falcons.were 29-yard stripe, Preston took for him." Boles added. offense last Saturday night. off and running. a Miller pitch to the right "He's just a great man-one and threw the ball to wide- of the greatest men 1 know." open John Boles for a The Falcons added their Upon bearing of the death PRESTON capped a hard- nosed running drive with the touchdown. That 29-yard insurance touchdown in the of BG receiver coach Carlos bombshell was the first pass fourth quarter as reserve Jackson last Thursday, the first of his three of Preston's collegiate quarterback Mike Booth Falcons dedicated the game touchdowns BG led for the first time 10-7. but that was career scrambled for the score. to the late BG assistant and Minutes earlier. Taylor symbolized that by wearing only the spark of the upcoming BG inferno. TRYING TO keep track of missed a 27-yard field goal black wrist bands at the Preston's record-breaking snapping a nine-straight game In his memory. After the Falcons kicked marks Saturday, was as field goal string The Canton The emotionally-charged off following the touchdown. hard as spotting a Nixon kicker came two field goals and underdog Bowling USM quarterback Jeff supporter at a Democratic shy of tying the NCAA Green gridders overcame an Bower was decked by rally record of 11 early 7-0 deficit to easily linebacker Joe Russell, and The sophomore tailback USM made a final desper- whip the Golden Eagles. 38- Dave Brown recovered the raised his rushing total to ation score late in the game, #w 10. loose ball for BG. Three 1.301 yards in 37 carries, just but the Falcons were in total Preston runs later, the 127 yards shy of OSU back command at the time The Retord-bfeating Falcon running back Dava Pr.tton (9) finds th* going a little BEFORE A sparse crowd Falcons sat on a comfort- Archie Griffin's all-time victory clinches another rough during •arliet Mason action against Marshall University. ( Newiphoto of 3.(71. the smallest able 17-7 lead sophomore mark of 1.428 winning season, the 19th in Ouch/ by Michael G. Grona) attendance in recent BG The USM Eagles regained yards set last year. the last 20 years for BG football history, the bruising their lost momentum and Despite Preston's record running of tailback Dave scored with only 2:04 left in performance, many BG Preston and key guidance the half, but saw a small players were nervous going The Orange Door from freshman quarterback three-point deficit (17-14) into the game. The players Mark Miller were enough to widen as BG's Miller over-reaction in the opening pluck the Eagles engineered a sparkling 70- minutes resulted in USM's HANDCRAFTED GIFTS OF UNUSUAL CHARM The broken record running yard scoring drive in six sudden 7-0 lead But accor- by Preston -to the left, to the 15348 SAND RIDGE ROAD The day the date the plays ding to wide receivers right and up the middle- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO exact time it s sell winding Chuck Lindseu and Thomas, and water resistant, ot course amaied those few fans who 10 AM TO i PV PHONI On the first play of BG's this was a "special." to win TR.pU pUy and is I0K gold tilled saw him run. Preston rushed late first-half drive. Miller •N THRU SAT 332-3239 for 1(4 yards in 37 carries tossed a 34-yard bomb to Hal "We over-reacted too by C IRA nd and scored three Thomas. Five plays later. much at first." Lindsey said (GIRARD PERREGAUX touchdowns. Preston tallied his 17th in the joyous locker room PERREqAUX f INE WATCHES SIN( I I 91 BG coach Don Nehlen touchdown of the year lone after the game, "but we called it an all out "team shy of the all-time Mid- wanted to win so much This 125 N. MAIN effort" as BG notched its American Conference was a special game lor us It Klevers sixth win in 10 outings. mark), giving BG a 24-14 meant a lot to me-for a Formals for the 353-6691 "It was a super team half time lead winning season and for the Open Mon., Thurs, Fn. effort. Nobody except coach(Jackson) " Holiday Season Evenings Jewelry Store Alabama played them any The Falcons were not "Everybody was so high better than we did." Nehlen through flexing their We were In a state of Tuxedo Rentals said. "We played as fine a muscles The team came shock," said Thomas with a football game as we have storming out of the locker big grin. "After we settled 4808 So. Detroit Ave. played since I have been at room and mobbed together down, we played good." Bowling Green in the middle of the field Boles said "winning the Toledo, Ohio 43614 Ph. 382-0939 "We played and beat a comparable to the chaotic- fine football team The scene before the annual Ohio reason was. everybody loved State-Michigan game BG that guy iJackson) and we was psyched. really respected him We The Falcons took then played the game for him." second-hall kickoff and the BG coach said. promptly moved into

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THE SISTERS OF KAPPA DELTA WELCOME THEIR KIDS TO A GROWING WHAT IS AN You are invited to join us as we* CIRCLE OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP EDUCATED strive for acceptable definitions & CONGRATULATIONS workable hypotheses. JULIE DAVENPORT LESLIE MOSS PERSON ♦Members of the 'Future of Education at BGSU' symposium PAM PEYTON DOTTI MORRILL TONIGHT, 7:30,112 Life Sciences ON YOUR INITIATION INTO KAPPA DELTA! | (We think you'll enjoy yourself) Aggressive hockey unit sweeps Lake Superior

By Mark Glover Hartman was awarded a about ten minutes before (officials) completely loat Sporti Editor five-minute visit to the law and order was restored. control of the game." penalty boa {or elbowing Kock and Sitco tossed Shutt. Comley said he did not An aggressive Falcon although he claimed later MacDonald and Murphy out want to give the officials hockey crew clawed, that he hit Gaba cleanly, for the remainder of the -credit for the Falcon win, punched and checked its driving into him with the series along with three LSSC but he was furious about the way to a two-game sweep of shoulders Nevertheless, the players. overall handling of the Lake Superior State College BG freshman was the target It made little difference game as Dobek matched a Lake ■ l.ssi ■. last weekend. for Lake Superior checkers "It's officials like those Superior goal in the final A hard-nosed group of BG for the rest of the game that ruin college hockey," period to secure the 5-2 BG freshmen combined with After Falcon scoring ace said Comley. "I just can't their veteran teammates to Bob Dobek added another triumph. Hot words were believe that happened." bury the Lakers. 5 2 last goal late in the first period, spoken after the contest "I don't think our guys Friday night and 7-1 the BG added two more scores SATURDAY evening was started any of it." said BG following evening at the Ice in the second period The almost a carbon copy of coach Ron Mason "When Arena The Falcons, two tallies were registered Friday night's action except the game gets like that. showing a more aggressive by Hartman and defenseman fights were non-existent. there is not much control. I style in contrast to last John Mavity. Once again, BG came out don't like to see that type of season, came out hitting aggressive and rocked the BG cantar Mike Hartman (S) battles a pair of lake Superior icon far control of thing, but you can't afford, to fruiii the opening faceoff IAN WARD'S goal for Lakers back on their heels. back down when you're the puck during last weekend's hockey action at the Ice Arena. (Newiphoto by last Friday LSSC in the second stanza It was a disciplined battle, Scrambie getting pushed around." Dan Feicht) THE FALCONS knocked set the stage for the temper but the results were the Mason said he did not down Lakers all over the explosion that was building same ice and tempres became hot throughout the whole think his players were early in the opening contest contest The final period "overly aggressive." He Roger Archer put on an With two Lakers in the began with BG leading. 4-1. added that he wanted his impressive display of shot- penalty box, B(i freshman and it took only 2 23 for the players to play aggressive blocking while the offensive scns.it ion Mike Hartman volcano to explode. hockey. line of Doug Ross, Steve The BG New drilled home the game's The brawl that erupted Ball and Dobek chewed up first goal at 7 02 of the involved Falcons Byron MASON DID find time to the LSSC defense and goalie SPORTS initial period Shutt. Kevin MacUonald. turn away from the fight Pat Tims Ross and Ball had "age 6 llai mi.in became a Dave Easton. Steve Murphy topic momentarily to praise two goals apiece while Rich Tuesday, November 19, 1974 marked man 11 seconds and Roger Archer. Each goalie Al Sarachman who Nagai, Tom Esper and later when he slammed leer paired up with a Laker. stopped 21 shots for BG. Hartman added goals in the I.SSt winger M ike Gaba into and each of the couples However, Laker coach 7-1 victory. the board! Gaba's head proceeded to flail away at Rick Comley talked only of Ticket information bounced nil the glass shield each other. the scuffles and officiating Easton and Nagai hustled A student ID ticket exchange is now in progress at along the boards with a Game officials Sam Slsco "The officiating was to completely shut off the the Memorial Hall ticket office for the Bowling - FEATURING - frightening thud, and he was and Dick Kock tried totally inadequate." said a LSSC power play when BG Green-Buffalo hockey series Friday and Saturday CWlad »fl the ice with a desperately to break up the fuming Comley. "There was was one or two men short. nights ' (.'ear Broiled Sleaki aad broken cheekbone. separate fights, but it was no consistency, and they Sophomore goalie Mike Liut Students with hockey ID cards are guaranteed a Ckopt game ticket, providing they exchange by 5 p.m today: Fall Coarse Family Die rejected 19 shots with strong s support from the F'alcon Beginning tomorrow morning, all unclaimed tickets mmZ^^i_\^ , i will be sold or exchanged on a first come-first served IPS , It VARIETIES defensive crew. Zumbough in NCAA basis. Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for students PANCAKES * WAFFLES Three BG icers greatly Reserved seat tickets are also on sale at $2 50 each "pen Ten thru Sal. 7:1*4 boosted their point totals in By Jerry Masek plus the top 10 individuals Bruce Vermilyea 92nd HOCKEY ID cards may still be purchased at the Suaeayi 7:Jt-7:M Assiitanl Sporlt Editor not on those teams. Besides Zumbaugh and the series as Dobek notched Memorial Hall ticket office, priced at 17 each. k. 412 EAST W00STER The Eastern Michigan meet winner Virgin, other eight points. Ross had seven Students must show their fall quarter validation and Hartman totalled six m, BANQUET ROOM I HI the eighth straight Hiirons. who are enjoying runners qualifying for the cards. Basketball ID cards are completely sold out. ^Ks S! yi Mr. Howling Green's one of their best seasons NCAA (not on the top five points eroti country team will ever, swept three of the top teams) were Michigan NOON SPECIALS DAILY have at least one runner in four places to win the meet State's Herb Lindsey. Ohio the national championships easily with 33 points. State's Tom Bryant and Falcon )unior Tim Zum- Illinois' Cralg Virgin took Tom Byers. Notre Dame's baugh qualified for the individual honors with a Hurt and Joe Yates. WMU s ■B MftedT NCAA meet last weekend by 28:42 8 He was followed by Tom Dults. Toledo's Phil >k* placing Hih in a field of 122 an EMU trio of Tom Hinck and Miami's Jason Alpine Village Restaurant «TOltt runners in the District Four Hollander. Gordon Mlnty Lindsey. qualifying meet at Madison. and Nick Ellis. The Hurons Zumbaugh said he knew he Featuring Wis The lanky harrier also placed Dave Burkhart qualified before he hit the toured the six-mile course al in 11th and Dave Smith in finish line the Vahara Hills Country 13th to round out their "I WAS IN third place at Club in .in IIS to pace BG to a scoring. the two-mile mark." he German and Italian Food seventh place team finish Other teams qualifying said, "and that's when I were host Wisconsin (76 knew I'd make It My Mon. - Thurs. /l MUM (ill. who also points). Michigan (84). Kent philosophy is that if you stay qualilied for the Mid-Ameri- State (1SS) and Minnesota with the leaders for the first COLLEGE EVENING SPECIAL can Conference (MACI all- 1166). Illinois placed sixth three miles, you can't finish leagtM team earlier this with 176 points and Bowling too far back $ 95 vi'.II will compete Sunday Green was seventh with 198 "The course was rough on Choice of Spaghetti 1 in the NCAA championship points me." he explained "One null at Hlnomington. Ind MAC foes Ball state long hill at the four-mile or Falcon sophomore sen- Western Michigan, Toledo mark nearly killed me. It salinn Dan Diinton missed and Miami all finished separated me from the rest $ 25 qualifying for the NCAA behind the Falcons in the 17- of the pack, and I had to Lasagna 2 meel by one seiiunl team field hang on from there Dnnton who has been Zumbaugh summarized hampered lor the last week EASTERN'S victory sur- his feelings about the includes by a bruised foot, finished prised no one. The Hurons. upcoming NCAA race. 31st in .in 39 The harrier in three consecutive weeks, "The NCAA race is Toss salad, Bread & Butter & Coffee or Tea who placed 30th. Notre have won the Central nothing special for me I'll Dame's Jim Hurt, was the Collegiate Conference, the train for it the same as I do Monday - Thursday Evenings 5:30-10:00 last runner to qualify, MAC and the NCAA District THINK OF THE VALUE! lor any race." he said Lifetime Guarantee (LtJi 4 Week Delivery turning in a 30 38 time to F'our meets. "There's no real pressure on 117 N. MAIN • 353-0512 idge Dnnton. The cross-country season me. It's just too bad the Dan just needed more is now over for Dnnton and whole team is not going." >+++++++^+++++++++++++++++++++++*+++++++++++*+++*++++++++++4++++++++++*++*++++++ hustle at the finish line." the five other Falcons who Trade in your High School Ring Brodt said, "and with that failed to qualify. Sophomore bruised foot, he couldn't do first-year runner Gary Des- for Additional Savings it jardins was 35th. senior co- TONIGHT Tuesday, November 19, 1974 captain Tom Preston 57th. AFSCME THE TOP five teams from freshman Gary Little 61st, UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE the District Four meel freshman Dan Cartledge STOCK MARKET Local #161 BGSU qualified for the nationals. 67th and senior co-captain Student Services Building CLUB Meeting Wednesday 7:00 PINK DOGWOOD Nov. 20 ■ 7:00 p.m. OPTIONS DISCUSSION JLhsandfo\ Court House (Basement) CALCULATOR All Classified Employees CALL Welcomed 352-5166 DRAWING JOJ NMAIN ML Open Sun. thru Thurs. 4:30 p.m.-l a.m. r Fri. & Sat. 4:30 p.m.-2 a.m. SPECIAL NOTICE Free Delivery INFLATION SPECIAL fNs.\vfc->^ > < Because inflation is going to be around for a while and Because we had such Hickory Dickory Dock a great turn-out last week on our Inflation Special — Falcon Pizza will continue our special every Monday thru Friday. The Owl's at the top of the clock "WHEN BUCKS ARE TIGHT OUR PRICE IS RIGHT" Chee Omunga won't wait Come in & m /** APP Reg. 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