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Out-of-slate students can now expect THE BOARD also approved a WOMEN, A campus women's funding for the group The suggested Mike Wilcox. junior (BA I. and Ridge Street for pedestrian safety to pay an additional seven dollars statement of the major budget organization which crusaded for funding proposal was discussed at student representative to the Board of REPORTS were given on the tuition per quarter, effective this fall. planning objectives and guidelines for University funds to establish a rape yesterday's meeting after Dr. Moore Trustees, addressed the board on the recreation facilities and the status of The University's Board of Trustees fiscal 1974-75. The statements focus on crisis center, was denied general fee met with WOMEN representatives to problem of obtaining permits for capital improvements on campus, at yesterday increased the non-resident important University short- and long- money by the Trustees discuss options for funding alcoholic beverages on campus the Firelands campus and the J. fee from $393 to $400 per quarter when range objectives and serve as a Preston Levis Regional Computer they approved the 1974-75 educational guideline for advisory committees The group, however, was allotted IN OTHER ACTION, the board also 'Now you can only consume alcohol Center budget $2,000 from the Parents Club and $1,000 approved the resolution to authorize in small group housing units and University President Hollis A The Trustees also passed a proposed from the Student Activities Office the solicitation of proposals f:r the residence halls.'' Wilcox said. "And if The Trustees unanimously approved Moore Jr said the hike reaches the budget of $1,013,242 for the Firelands issuance of general receipts, notes and you do apply for a permit, you must development of plans for the new Campus, as well as the auxiliary maximum fee allowed for non-resident Dr. Moore also suggested that the approved contracts and grants totaling wait Irom two to three weeks " Alumni Center to be built near the Ice surcharges "This year, we have no budgets-those supported by general group establish a rape crisis center in $461,697 Arena. Dr Moore stressed that the other option but to request a $7 lor two fee allocations and those which receive conjunction with the Health Center, Wilcox also said the Student Body center will be financed by alumni per centi increase per quarter." he no general fee support and use the Office of Continuing A policy which would waive the Organization iSBO). is trying to work contributions said Charles Shanklin. board member, Education for other services instructional fee for spouses and with the city on the Ridge Street issue The $36,106,368 income reflects an cited problems universities face children ol full-time employees of the He said the new SBO administration is The board's next meeting is set for 10 increase in University scholarships because they are restricted to a $50- The Advisory Committee on General University before March 1. 1972, also researching alternatives to traffic am Thursday, May 9. at the Firelands awarded on the basis of merit, not per-quarter general fee limit. He said Fee Allocations did not recommend was passed lights which would be installed on campus. necessarily need Sophomores, juniors the policy, established about six years and seniors are eligible for the scholar- ago. has not been reviewed by the ships which will be given on an legislature achievement or merit level "In the past six years, the IN ADDITION. $100,000 from next inflationary rate has been a knockout," year's budget will be used for a special Shanklin said "Committees (which achievement fund to compensate allocate general fee money to various faculty and staff members who have student services and programs i are shown exceptional achievement, trying to accomplish the impossible. especially in the areas of teaching, We must be certain that the legislature research, program development and recognizes what it has done by keeping public service the general fee stable Hi Moore said details of the fund, He said the University is restricted which may be the first of its kind in the "by what it can do by a fiat that was country, will not be released until established many years ago " summer quarter so that departments Dr Moore said he would push for a and colleges will have time ;o adjust to $10-per-quarter increase in general fee their budget alterations money. Outsider Series' author to give lecture Monday British author Colin Wilson, who has considers himself a philosopher who is written about 40 books on topics trying to work beyond the limits of houses, residence halts and all over campus? The ranging from psychic phenomenon to persons' present capabilities '' Bob Krivack. senior (A*S), catches a quick nap murder mysteries, will speak at 5 p.m. Wilson's lecture, sponsored by the Noon nap while out in the tun. Could ho be dreaming of the warm weather has brought the sun-worshippers out Monday in 210 Math-Science Bldg English and Popular Culture bikini-clod females on the rooftops of torority of hiding. (Nowsphoto by Carl Sold) 'Iis lecture topic is Beyond the departments, is free and open to the Outsider " public. Wilson first reached national attention in 1956 with publication of The Outsider. He has published five more books on what he calls the Stans swears he never aided Vesco "Outsider Series." Wilson's "outsider" theory is based on the belief that persons from a NEW YORK (API - Former individuals who have figured in the jury?" Stans was asked by his delense The government has laid Stans added that he didn't have variety of nations migrated to North Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Watergate investigation in lawyer. Walter Bonner considerable stress on what it called anyone available on his campaign America in the eleventh century Stans told a federal court jury Washington. Both were denied by efforts by Mitchell and Stans to finance committee to go to New York These persons, which he thinks did not yesterday that "on my oath, I never federal Judge Lee P. Gagliardi. "I CERTAINLY did not." Stans said. conceal the receipt of the Vesco contri- from Washington on the afternoon of fit into the society of the day. are did anything to help Robert Vesco, and Stans and Mitchell are accused of "On my oath, I testified to the facts bution. Stans testified that the only April 6 to pick up the money, and so known as "outsiders." I never asked anyone to do anything " conspiring to obstruct a Securities and exactly as 1 knew them." reason for the secrecy was his pledge arranged to have it delivered after the Wilson, who lives in Cornwall, "Did you ever try to fix a case Exchange Commission fraud investi- "Are you guilty or not guilty'" was that as the donor Vesco would remain ensuing weekend England and is a writer in residence at against Robert Vesco because of his gation of Vesco. an international Bonner's final question to the witness, anonymous isn't it true you didn't want any Rutgers University this spring, contribution of $200,000''" Stans was financier, in exchange for the $200,000 duplicating the last question put to STANS DID NOT get Vesco's member of the committee to pick up considers The Black Room his best asked at his trial with onetime Atty. cash contribution to the Nixon Mitchell when he was under direct $200,000 in $100 bills until April 10. 1972. the money if it wasn't Maurice Stans?" novel. In the book, he examines Gen. John N. Mitchell on criminal campaign, then lying to a grand jury in examination earlier in the trial. But he said he accepted it by telephone the government asked in cross- sensory deprivation, which may lead to conspiracy charges. an effort to conceal the deal "I am not guilty of these charges, on April 6. because in a similar prior examination. altered states of consciousness i certainly did not." he replied. "I "Did you willfully and knowingly believe me," Stans replied, in an situation "my attorney said it was "No, that is not a fact," Stans never had such a thought." give false information to that grand answer similar to Mitchell's. legal and proper " replied. THE AUTHOR is an authority on the "Have you yesterday and today works of George Bernard Shaw and testified to the very best of your Jack the Ripper Others have called recollection'''' him an expert in the areas of paintings, ballet, music and philosophy "THAT WAS MY intention and I Maratha Eckman. professor of have done so. responded the chief of Subpoena served on Nixon English at the University, has carried fund raising for President Nixon's 1972 on correspondence with Wilson She re-election campaign. commented: "We think he is the There were two defense mistrial WASHINGTON (API - A federal ment inquiry That subpoena requires committee as a relusal on the part of defendants-Colson and Robert C. speaker of the. widest general interest motions during the day over what were judge ordered President Nixon compliance by next Thursday the While House to comply." Mardian-that the subpoena for the 64 we may have on our campus ever. He interpreted as vague links to yesterday to surrender tapes and The committee's chairman, Peter He agreed the White House should be tapes be issued documents of 64 conversations to be W Rodino Jr., D-N.J . said in a tele- able to screen national security used in the Watergate cover-up trial vision interview yesterday that any information, but said leaders of the In other Watergate-related actions, involving men who were once his top White House editing of the 42 con- House inquiry should have an the special Watergate prosecutor's lieutenants. versations his committee subpoenaed opportunity to review and determine office has taken over the Internal The subpoena was served on the "could be considered a possible ground what could be screened out. Revenue Service's investigation of White House a few hours after it was of impeachment." Otherwise, Rodino said, the White President Nixon's controversial gift of ordered by U.S. District Judge John J. Rodino said he will not be satisfied House would make the determination pre-presidential papers Sirica. The President has until May 2 with excised versions and that it is of what evidence the impeachment Evidence collected by a congression- to comply. necessary that Nixon comply fully with inquiry gets. al committee and other government the subpoena investigators indicated documents had THERE WAS NO immediate word Judge Sirica held no hearings on been falsified when a half-million- whether the White House will comply "UNLESS THIS is done." he said. Jaworski's request of Tuesday, but he dollar tax deduction was claimed for with the latest legal effort to wrest "This is going to be considered by the had the concurrence of two of the the papers gift. Watergate information from the President. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said "the matter will be considered by the special Search begins for 'zebra man' counsel." Sirica acted on a request by special SAN FRANCISCO (API - Policemen against blacks." said Brooks, who city, simply killing people at random," Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski swept through the streets of San wore a knit cap like one shown in a Alioto said ' There is no motive and no who said he needed the material for the Francisco yesterday, conducting police sketch of the suspect. "That will sense." conspiracy trial involving John N. unprecedented searches of black men be too bad. The thing is bad enough The latest victim was Nelson T. Mitchell, H. R. Haldeman. John D. in a search for the killer or killers of 12 now." Shields IV, who was shot three times in Ehrlichman, Charles W. Colson and white victims. the back Tuesday night without three others. The trial is scheduled BROOKS SAID officers asked him if warning. Police Chief Donald Scott before Sirica on Sept. 9. One of the first to be stopped, Robert he had any first-hand information said there are at least two killers and The subpoena was the third issued at Brooks, said: "I think the mayor is about the case, code-named "Zebra" possibly more. the request of the special prosecutor's persecuting the black community for after the police radio channel used in The random shootings began last office. The White House fought the the acts of a few crazy dudes " the investigation. November and have left six persons first, last summer, until it lost before also wounded, all of them white. the U.S. Court of Appeals. It complied BUT POLICE officials reported that "I told them that all I knew about the with a second last month without a although there was some resentment, killings was what I read in the fight most persons subjected to searches newspapers and saw on television." he The 64 conversations span nearly a understood the reason and hoped it said year's time-beginning with a meeting would uncover the man Mayor Joseph Weather Nixon had with special counsel Colson L. Alioto described as "a mad killer." In announcing the tactic Wednesday on June 20, 1972, and ending with night. Alioto appealed to the black Partly cloady aod cooler today, telephone conversations the President Brooks, a 23-year-old security guard, community to cooperate. He said the high la the So. Fair toalght low 4* had with Haldeman on June 4.1973. was stopped at a bus stop only minutes killings were not a racial issue and that to 45. Tomorrow partly cloady and after Alioto announced the stop and officers simply would question persons warmer high la the Ma. TWENTY-FOUR OF the con- search procedure as "an extraordinary who resembled a composite of a Probability of preclpltatloa t* per versations sought are included in a measure." slender, black, mustachioed man made eeat today and It per ceat toalght subpoena issued by the House "If the killings continue, some other from witnesses' descriptions. CeHnWfcen Judiciary Committee for its impeach- people are talking about retaliation "WE HAVE a mad killer loose in the \
Pog. 7 Th. tO New.. FrWoy. April 19. 1974 true bliss in baseball It seems a little silly, I guess, for sad part of the story must come out- the stadium, the bat. toe players, the people lo bid huge sums of money for that this was an enemy homer. Willie whole apparatus History grinds on. semester decision the particular baseball with which Horton had hit it off Twelve-Year-Old's but moments remain. And that ball is Hank Aaron broke the Babe Ifuth beloved Orioles > fixed entirely in that moment, record. After all. the ball is the same in This young man was eager to rush off consecrated to its memory. its make-up as any of the others in the home for a quick twirl through all We are talking, of course, about needs student view stadium bag that day three local stations, to see if the relics. They defy time. They say one Its mini-second of contact with the Student opinion must not be ignored before University administrators camera would show him catching the moment, one person, one touch has not Aaron bat did not make it a ball. I know that none did, since died away in the blur, wear and make a final decision on whether or not to put the University on a substantially different ball The bat. by Twelve-Year-Old is my son attrition of mere temporal succession. semester system beginning in September, 1975 the way. had longer contact with And it is to watch the stadium's BUT HE was undiscouraged: each They last, sacred to themselves, The Student Body Organization (SBO) conducted a survey last quarter Aaron's hands, along with the brief opening homer-the only one in the of the three times he saw that little ball outside the ordinary barter of our days which Dr Kenneth Rothehas labeled "misleading." Approximately 7,600 contact it had with the ball-why isn't it game-head right toward you; watch take off on the screen, he held up the (Just try to buy that Horton home run surveys were sent out to freshmen and sophomores, and Dr. Rothe s the hotter item of the two'' And Hank the ball bounce under the seat in front Real Thing--which had not been out of ball for the going price of any of its dislike of the survey stems from the survey's failure to contact off- Aaron's hand will brush a glossy photo of you, and then grab it his grasp-and said, "This is the ball fellows, turned out on the longer, in autographing it, than it did I HAD TO interview this young you are watching on the screen." manufacturing line.) campus students. the bat during that historic swing. man. who could not believe in his own It put him in tangible, holdable touch About 1,900 surveys were returned with roughly a three and one-half AT EACH moment of history, men luck I suggested he write down the with one high moment of drama. The touch into holiness the material margin to one against switching to semesters. BUT ALL this talk is literal-minded, date on the ball, and he gave me a look whole machinery of both teams had currency of their dealings with each But then why should SBO have surveyed juniors and seniors who won't and does not understand true bliss I of condescending incredulity -as if he worked for years to bring off the right other, sanctifying inert things to the even be around when the change would take place? saw true bliss last week, and know at could ever forget what it was and what pitch, the right swing, the studied purpose of their users, humanizing the Now that a three-part series has been run in the News another survey last what it is. it meant. inter meshing of skills. world in a gradual benign act of should be taken since hopefully more students are aware of the It is to be twelve years old and to What made it so special. I asked'' Men had raised money bought appropriation have a ticket to the season's opening "Just think of the odds against it-all talent, raised the stadium, done differences between the two systems. The sacred thing, you see. cannot be game. It is to wake up to rainy skies, those thousands of people here, and it publicity, assembled cameras, called priced, be bought or sold, in The new survey should still be limited to freshmen and sophomores. If and fear the game will be called off-- came tome. in reporters, hired an umpire, to another survey was taken the News hopes that students would take the conventional terms Twelve-Year-Old or, worse, to have the game go on but "I almost didn't get to come; I consecrate this moment of contest understands all that instinctively. second survey more seriously and return more than 25 per cent of the be kept home because Twelve-Year- almost had a differnt ticket What if it NOW. BY A chance, he was part of Later, I suppose, he will learn better- surveys. Old has a bad cold and his mother does had rained'' What if the boy in front of this whole process. It reached out to ami be the less for it. All those students who are familiar with the semester system should not want him out in a drizzle me had gone for it instead of ducking'' him and left evidence that he held of include information from their own personal experiences with It is to go to the stadium and watch Besides, Jim Palmer touched this ball the whole process Copyright. 1974. Universal Press one's team almost lose, but then win just before it got hit.'' I Here the only Other balls will be used again, like semesters Syndicate The decision on whether or not to switch will probably be made in the It next few weeks and students are urged to make their opinions known. This decision will directly affect freshmen and sophomores and it is important that the administrators know how the students feel about the issue It appears that the faculty and administration favors the switch to semesters, but it must not be rammed down the throats of the student body The administration must make an increased effort to see how the students really feel about the semester system and work from there. There are three groups of people involved in this decision and each deserves an equal voice kent court decision
Chalk up another point for justice in the continuing saga of the Kent State killings The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the state officials involved in the Kent killings are not covered by absolute immunity for damages resulting from their official acts. It is good to hear that those who may be responsible for the Kent slaughter will not be able to hide from justice behind an excuse of sovereign immunity" The court reversed a decision by a Cleveland district judge, who had previously dismissed cases against former Ohio Gov James A. Rhodes, former KSU President Robert White and members of the Ohio National Guard The parents of the late Allison Krause, Sandy Lee Scheuer, and Jeffrey Miller filed suits seeking 111 million in damages which the district court dismissed because federal courts have no jurisdiction against the state. The Supreme Court realized the district court was passing judgment with a great many assumptions about the necessity for guardsmen on the campus. 'SO WHAT'S WRONG WITH CLAIMING YOU AND NIXON AS DEPENDENTS?' This question of necessity has nagged at the conscience of Americans since the incident took place, and now it finally may be decided Let's just hope the court's decision Isn't neutralized by sly politicians and slick lawyers. concentrated in Aztlan. an area known in this area investing their sweat in the atmosphere, the House offers many chicano as the "American Southwest" to some agricultural industry of Ohio other advantages. At La Maison people, comprise an important part of It is a multi-million dollar industry, Francaise you can use your French, let's hear from you representation Northwest Ohio's population Many do but not for the Chicano migrant listen to French records, read French not know this since we are not overly worker. Many of our people, tired of magazines or talk to the French The BG News welcomes .ill letters ii> the editor and opinion columns In the interest of keeping "two way represented in the Universities of the this vicious cycle, are leaving the Housemother. Letters maj comment on any other letter, column or editorial communications open.'' as suggested region or, for that matter, in the migrant stream and settling in Ohio as You can earn extra money as a Letters should be a maximum ol 300 words typewritten We ask thai by (he luture director of minority Universities of the country. well as the other areas of the Midwest. house boy or as a member of kitchen columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced affairs. Dr Charles L Means, I would ONE PLACE we are overly repre- THEY ARE simply seeking that crew. You can receive a scholarship to The News maintains the right to edit all submissions thai exceed these like to suggest to him and all others sented, however, particularly every often mentioned "American Dream " help finance study in France There is limits with respect to Ihe laws at libel ..nil proper taste concerned that this University could summer and fall, is the tomato and Bowling Green State University, home cooking and kitchen privileges. Letters and columns must include Ihe author s name address and also use a significant number of pickle fields of Northwest Ohio Every being in the hub of the Northwest area, At the House you will be able to get a phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor. CO The BG News. ItW Chicano faculty and students year thousands of our people come up can play an important role in the future true (eel for French and la France University I'all t'hicanos. although primarily and spend their summer vacations" of Ohio's Chicanos. If you have already signed up for First, however, it is important to next year's housing, don't worry We understand that we are "another" can change that with no difficulty minority in the state of Ohio. Even So if you'd like more information or though many of our problems may be if you want to join us next fall, contact similar to those of blacks, we have Mile Ghibaudo (372-2468) or myself worst is not yet over many that are not. and the only way we (372-1208) can begin to seek solutions for them is through our own self-determination OR BETTER yet Drop by and find NEW YOHK. N Y As the unmistakable agony Mr Nixon is read that the President hopes the out for yourself. A bientot. impeachment drama moves passing through, have wondered aloud, timely pleas of Chairman Mao. Leonid AFTER ALL, in reiteration, I'm also remorselessly toward its final curtain, "Why does he do battle the hard way'' Brezhnev. Harold Wilson. Marshal Tito "convinced we all want the same Kathy Cawley certain curious traits in the President- Wouldn't it be simpler lo hand over the and others will bring Congress around things." except Chicanos generally like President and in us the citizens he regards as tapes and documents and admit his to a more benevolent view of to add a little more spice and chile to 203 French House Harriet Van Home ■ — 0 subjects-are thrown into high relief errors " Watergate them. There are delicate mysteries that A group of Indiana businessmen, THIS SCENARIO can best be trouble the mind And there are discussing Ihe President's beleaguered described as the fantasy of a desperate Enrique Gonzalez please indelicate questions whose answers, state on CBS' 60 Minutes recently, man But it should not astonish us. for 300 Napoleon Rd. Apt. A-5 when they come, make us wish we clearly felt sympathy and concern so much of Mr Nixon's thinking verges hadn t asked BUT THERE was bewilderment in on the fantastic these days Try as 1 will. I cannot comprehend their remarks, too. Why didn't the In the current New Yorker. Richard think about write! the reports that the President is in President put his cards on the table a Harris points out the it.il folie de THe BG news grand, good spirits. Or that he truly long lime ago" Or why didn't he. as one grandeur lunitall in the President's I am a black inmate here at this believes "the worst is over." man put it. "just spit in the eye" of the frequent comparison of himself to institution seeking a white female pen- An In4*p«n4«nl Slud«nl V««« OR THAT he speaks, in Jack Judiciary Committee'' Lincoln. french house pal to correspond with me. and one Anderson's phrase, with "calm No matter how damning the To reinforce this dubious thesis, a Mes Cheres amies. who is willing to come visit me. (IXtOll.l SI«» assurance." offering a firm handshake evidence against Mr. Nixon when the pious-and very clumsy-misreading of Soyez les bienvenues a la Maison I'm from Cincinnati. Ohio, 31 years •a«« imn ,.,n while looking his visitors "straight in Kodino committee sets forth its Bill of great Lincolnian utterances has been Francaise Welcome to the French old. 510 tall and I weigh about 159h the eye " Impeachment, there are millions of worked into various Nixon speeches. House. pounds. I love music, mostly jazz. l*»W» Mf llM ,«„•■ | ,.moh*> If all this be true, the President is ll l l, Americans who will disbelieve every The President is said to have a Are you interested in the French some rhythm and blues, a little rock ^ '-* « «' H>m«id •MM.min more insulated from reality and more "grandiose" personality which leads m,ih*up «d.t«. lo«,.n<- | .,.lOI>d word The President s conduct, as language and culture? Are you tired of - and roll, depending on who the artist or •"»•*"•* iMiuwlnb whit* deficient in normal human response Michael Novak has written, affects our him to view himself as exempt from group may be. •■»
WASHINGTON (AP) - Marxist-Leninist system island after finding Cuba but since the Argentina Cuba made il known yes- was inconsistem with OAS guilty of attempting to over- meeting will be held outside terday thai it is prepared to principles throw the Venezuelan the OAS framework, Cuba's become an active parti- Two years later, the OAS government. participation would not be cipant in inter-American decreed a commercial and Cuba has expressed no inconsistent with its relations (or the first time diplomatic embargo on the desire to return to the OAS antiOAS policy. since 1962 The dramatic disclosure Cash customers may receive price discount came at a meeting of Western Hemisphere NEW YORK (AP) violated anti-trust law. but it Consumers Union said it foreign ministers, who were Customers who pay cash undertook to notify the has a similar suit in U.S. informed that Cuba is may now be able to get 87.000 merchants who District Court in Washington willing to assume a discounts of up to 6 per cent accept its card that they are against Bank Americard. "positive, nonobstruc off the displayed price in free to discount prices to American Express is the It it a birthday party? tionist" but restricted role stores that accept American cash customers biggest of the three major A matqutrodt party? in hemispheric delibera- Express credit cards. The discount would be travel and entertainment No, it i» only the work tions Consumers Union says based on the saving to a credit card concerns Each of tonwen* who hat The consumer group said merchant of the 2 to 6 per charge their holders SIS Mexican Foreign Minister Wednesday that it had gom wild with cent service charge he pays annually and collect Emilio Kabasa told the obtained a settlement of a ballooni and spring American Express on a percentages of sales from gathering that Cuba would suit in which It alleged that a credit card sale the merchants Itvtr (Nawipheta by accept an invitation to clause in the contract Carl Said) attend the next meeting of between American Express hemispheric foreign and retailers violated Summer school loans available ministers, tentatively set for federal law by barring National Direct Student Loan funds are available for Buenos Aires next March. merchants from offering undergraduate and graduate students who plan to attend discounts for cash. summer school. RABASA personally dis- An American Express Applications may be obtained from the Student Financial cussed Cuba's position with spokesman said the Aid Office. 305 Student Services Bldg An American College Prime Minister Fidel Castro company did not agree in the Testing Family Financial Statement is required last month in Havana settlement that it had Applications are due April 30 Not since the late Ernesto "Che" Guevara represented Cuba at a conference in Uruguay* in 1962 has Cuba newsnotes participated in an inter- American forum teachers when they need them. OU strike "Few school districts can afford their That same year the Cuban own film library." he said "Through the government was excluded ATHENS. Ohio (AP) A Student media center in their region, teachers from the Organization of Workers Union iSWlh strike at Ohio have a variety of audio-visual American States IOASI University will continue until the instructional materials available for which decided that Cuba's university recognizes SWU as a every classroom subject." bargaining agent for all student The centers, which replaced the state workers, or agrees to bargain in good film library, are in Wilmington. faith, a union spokesman said yesterday Marietta. Dayton, Elyrla. Clrcleville, Following a one-day walkout by 50 Warren, New Philadelphia. Bowling Myths surround African life Nelson Commons Cafeteria employees, Green and Cleveland. union members voted Wednesday to It is a mistake to assume sociated with Africa People built in BH A I) and is still president and assembly, he begin a campus-wide strike Monday. that Africa is the black word to the High God are natives, woods are functioning in Morocco said People today do not The union claims to represent 240 of Twins continent. Michael F.nyia. jungles and practioners are Much ol the power was what it says is a total 1.200 student RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - The fourth instructor of African realize the civilization that witch doctors, said Agbasegbe said another with the family, Agbasegbe evolved so extensively in employees on the Athens campus. consecutive set of twins born to Mr. and History ai the University of Agbasegbe important I actor of African said If a couple wished to Africa and that Africa was Mrs Howard Morris went home Michigan, said Wednesday if we are going to civilization was the strong have a common law the influence for many other yesterday to join their 11 brothers and Enyia and Dele critically analyze blacks, kinship or family unit marriage, all that was parts of the world. Enyia Education sisters. Agbasegbe. graduate we must do away with the DMded was the family's said COLUMBUS (API - Each of Ohio's The odds of four sets of twins being student in Anthropology at African terminology.'' The household was nol permission, he explained nine instructional media centers will get born consecutively to the same mother the University ol Michigan, declared Agbasegbe. the family in the black it is time we end the $50,000 to buy audio-visual materials, are one in 65.610,000. a spokesman for spoke on black civilization The most important factor popu la 11 on . st a ted l< e 11 g i o n also was preoccupation that people the state Department of Education the Department of Obstetrics and in the Alumni Room, Union of African civilization Was Agbasegbe Four to eight important to the African think of us. ' Agbasegbe announced yesterday Gynecology at the Medical College of Africa is looked upon in a their educational systems. families joined together in a civilization and blacks added. Africans are not a Martin W. Essex. Ohio's education Virginia Hospital said condescending nature as a Enyia said, and the schools compound dwellings formed worshipped in a shrine primative. tribal, backward superintendent, said in a statement the Alethea Klsh Morris and Theresa black, uncivilized continent. and colleges were present in into villages, and the where they prayed to a high people but are a flourishing extra money is aimed at making films Danielee Morris were born a minute Enyia said, which is partly Africa betore the middle governmental system priest. Enyia said The society which must be given and other materials available to apart last week at the hospital. due to the terminology as- ages The first college was consisted of a village priest then spoke the black's credit, he said. THE DEN announces a DOOR BUSTING SALE — ENTIRE INVENTORY CLEARANCE —
We have a store full of Spring and Summer merchandise, but the weather man has not co- operated and now we have got to sell thousands of $ worth of new fashions fast — every- thing is reduced! SAVE TO Vt PRICE We have spent all day and night Tuesday reducing prices for this Spectacular Sale. THE DEN Pot* 4/Th* *G N.W., Friday, April 19, 1*74 Communist hierarchy grows old-average 64
Ai AP Newt Aaalyili premier is 68. Its party chief Even the onetime whiz k id is 66 and its acting president of the Communist world has Reports from reliable is 80 Giap himself is 64 become middle-aged. After sources in Saigon say North There is little sign of any 15 years in power, Fidel tt nl—tbri ptf ft Vietnam's defense minister. inclination on the part of the Castro of Cuba is a paunchy winter-weary ttu- Gen Vo Nguyen Giap. may older men in Hanoi, 48. •Wnta. TrM iHpi, pro- have a terminal illness, and however, to move aside and Moscow's leaders seem to viding • Ittl ft there is speculation that his give the younger ones a shot feel pressure from younger paint far inner passing might trigger some at becoming familiar with men who know the oldsters campus, ora tMMaaay sort of struggle for power in the top rungs of the power resist moving aside to make niM ra copocfty ( Ntw#* Hanoi ladder room at the top. The report illuminates a phatanyCarfSaU). weakness peculiar to the BUT THE situation is YEVGENI Tyazhelnikov, Communist-ruled part of the similar in other parts of the present chief of the Komso- world and one that is likely Communist world. mols, the Young Communist to create serious problems The Soviet Union is run by League, is 46. although in (he near future Com- a coterie of Politburo that's far from a record. munism's trouble is that it is members whose average Red China at one time had suffering from political age also is 64 Some of them a "young" Communist chief arteriosclerosis show signs of the aches and who was in his 60s. But as North Vietnam's hier- pains associated with one of the elderly young. archy is just one of many advancing years Tyazhelnikov in that position examples of a classical makes the generation gap situation It is ruled by a The top layer in China is conspicuous. Communist party Politburo even older Its leader. Mao whose average age is 64. Its Tse-tung. turned 80 last December, and its second in Cheerleaders command. Premier Chou Men interested in trying Enlai. is 75. Recession possible as GNP fails out for next year's cheer- In North Korea, Mongolia leading squad are invited to and Eastern Europe, ruling WASHINGTON (AP) - cent annual rate in the first It also raised serious energy crisis apparently per cent growth in the first Over-all GNP in the first attend a clinic at 3:30 p.m Politburos have been en- The nation's economy sank three months of the year, questions whether the were an important factor in quarter of 1973 at the height quarter increased $14.3 Sunday in Memorial Hall trenched many years The swiftly toward recession the first decline in three youngsters are restless, United States would be able the first-quarter economic of an economic boom. billion, or 4.4 per cent over Tryouts will be 5 30 p.m. levels in the first quarter of. years and the biggest drop to avoid a recession this decline. The first-quarter drop was Thursday. April 25. in waiting for the chance they the fourth quarter, to an the year, while inflation since 1958. Inflation, on the year, as Nixon has The Commerce Depart the biggest since a 9 2 per annual rate of $1,351.8 Memorial Hall. seldom seem to get. pushed prices upward at an other hand, soared at a 10.8 promised. A recession is ment said the sharp cutback cent decline in the first billion. All of the increase ever-increasing rate, per cent annual rate. technically defined as two in auto production was one quarter of 1958 The last was due to inflation. according to government The double-barreled dose consecutive quarters of of two major reasons for the previous decline was in the STILL LOOKING FOR figures released yesterday. of bad economic news came GNP decline. falling GNP The other was fourth quarter of 1970. when The inflation rate of 10.8 The Commerce Depart- one day after President a decline in home building, the GNP annual rate fell 4.8 per cent showed the admini- ment said the country's Nixon announced he was THE GNP measures the which has been hit by high per cent. stration has a long way to go A PLACE TO LIVE Gross National Product going to play a bigger role in total value of output of the interest rates. before meeting its promise (GNP) dropped at a 5 8 per economic policy making. nation's goods and services The 5.8 per cent decline in FIGURES computed at an of a much more moderate THIS SUMMER & FALL and is considered the best the GNP growth rate in the annual rate mean that the rate of price increases in the index of the health of the first quarter compared with rate would be the final second half of the year. economy. an increase of 16 per cent in figure at the end of a 12- The rate compared with The Arab oil embargo and the fourth quarter and 8.7 month period if the trend an 8.8 per cent rise in the IF SO, STOP OUT TO CHERRY continued unchanged. fourth quarter of last year. HILL VILLAGE AND SEE WHY WE For the man who has almost everything, University initiates Rubio fund HAVE THE BEST APARTMENTS IN Jesus Christ has eternal life! The University has established a fund to defer coats TOWN. CHRIST THE SAVIOR EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH involved in transporting Maria B. Rubio's body from Europe to Texas. Phone-352-4197 Rubio, sophomore (A&S), was killed last Thursday while SUMMER LEASE AVAILABLE 252 S. Main St, Bowling Qreen hitchhiking In France. She had been in Spain for three weeks Ma) Wan* MM IB - Satan **»• •» ■* Ckm HI im through the Study Abroad program in the department of SPECIAL RATES-JUNE 15th FOR PERSONAL COUNSEL SEE romance languages. JOHN ALAN KRUEGER, PASTOR Donations should be made payable to the Bowling Green TO AUG. 30th $300.00 FOR 805 Kioto Rd„ Phone 352-3545 Stale University Foundation with the notation "for the Or Can CHRISTLINE, 352-0379 Rubio Fund." and sent to the University Development COMPLETE APARTMENT. Office or the Office of Personnel Services "Cablevision Available" TUUfaDAY MAY9.I974- 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 8PM MEMORIAL HALL APARTMENTS TICKET ^5.00 853 NAPOLEON RD. >** TIBET SUITE 5 On SALE at: ■ For info call 352-6248 UNION TICKET Of PICC Hours 9 12 & 1 5 Mon thiu Fti Sat \b 4 FINDERS RECORDS
WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY COKE 9-11 ASIA 0 FRI. & SATURDAY 8-PACK 16 OZ. 9-12 99 The BGSU Asian Studies Program Presents: A Color-Slide Lecture On "The Masked Dancers of Tibet: Buddhist Philosophy As Dance"
&*%£?6737 S. MAIN By STEVE BEYER Dept. of South Asian Studies University of Wisconsin "PLEASE HELP 10:00 a.m. Today MAKE NEXT WEEK Also, A Lecture On THE BIGGEST OF "Western Misconceptions About Asia" MY CAREER." \©©> By PAUL VAN DER VEUR The brewers of Rudweiser, in coopera- tion with ABC Itadio. asked me to remind you that April 22-27 is National Director, Southeast Asia Program College " Pitch In!" Week. NATIONAL Ohio University All week, all over America, students COLLEGE like vou will be filling up litter cans A Question & Answer Period Will Follow - like me. "PITCH IN!" If there's an official "Pitch In!" Week 2:30 p.m. Today program in your campus community. WEEK join up. If there isn't, you can still APRIL 22-27 Ohio Suite, Union support the national effort. Just pick up any litter in your path next week and bring it to me. Thanks, For Further Information, Call see you Budw eiser then. Dr. Doug Daye, Philosophy Dept. 372-0369
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The Mid American Room In the basement of Harshman Quadrangle oilers a change from the bright lights of the Falcon's Nest. Doubling as a snack-bar and coffeehouse, the Mid Am room accepts either cash or meal coupons for its fountain and grill orders. Music is provided by the juke box or from such groups as a jazz band like The Ken Kresge Trio, left, or the folk music of Paul Miles. A time exposure above shows the bustling students as they pick up their orders from the snack bar Far left, a student sitting at an engraved table digs deep Into her sundae. The Mid Am Room is open from 6:30 p.m to 1 a.m. Sunday-Thursday, and 7 Save the p.m to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Newsphotos News by Carl Seid UAO CAMPUS MOVIES ; IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Both Shows Fri. & Sat. %aneUdsW& 6 • 8 • 10 CCv6 afct
210 Math-Science 105 Hanna Hall WE DELIVER CALL BADDOG -It's still the same 352 5166 old story. FANNY Sunday Feature... a fight for love and Plays glory." The Spaghetti Bowl As low as 4.59 The "PLAY IT AGAIN, IXZZL SAM- Imagine, your choice of four tantalizing spaghetti din- iMiMOMtHKiwwna'ai CI»I»I»«>»I — Special •a C—■■»-iwiN —+m■ ■—«* ners, including our Roman Salad Bjr where you build . Saturday it yourself (as much as you want), an oven-warm gar- ■to T««NKOtor* AP» Matinee lic roll, and fancy Parmesan cheese! GIGOLO! 2 p.m. Matinee U >.*,,' Saturday 4 p.m. 9B» 210 Math-Science FRIDAY & SATURDAY ?10 Math Science 9 P.M.-2 A.M. Both FREE with BGSU I.D. Ml* E. Wooster In The Stadium Plaza CINEMA I NOW PLAYING Thursday 7:15 & 9:45 Don't Miss 'Em! OPEN FRI. ■ Friday 7:30 & 10:15 SAT. - SUN. WINNER OF0ACADEMY AWARDS! OPEN 7:30-SHOW 8:15 YOU NAME IT, ftjXUANO MHMCTiOWS I THE UMI •lOUBlSUMruMatiDMD m including BEST PICTURE! feMMT ..all it takes is a little Confidence WE'VE GOT PAUL /ROBERT EWMAN REDFORD II! ROBERT SHAW A G£ORG£ IKK Hill HiM PREFERRED PROPERTIES "THE STING"
QAViDSWARO GEORGERCVWU TONVBB.LMCHAF' Houses & Apartments arxl JULIA PHILLIPS T(O#4C0l0ft» AUMMRSAiPCHM (PO TSI- HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! For Rent MUST END SOON The controversial Academy Award ' FOR SUMMER & FALL Winning film you must see to believe! fr YOU LNEIM1H6 WQELP, , CINEMA H NOW PLAYING YOU'^ftEUM'THECHAM&lM FANTASTIC PARTY OP 1H£ GUAM?.,. Thursday 7:20 & 9:50 HOUSE, INDOOR POOL, Friday 7:30 & 10:15 All Seats • $3.00 Special Show Sorry No Passes AND MUCH, MUCH, MORE. WINNER OfOjACAOtMY AWARDS! stvsas<*tf*Lit m#** " "Cablevision Available" WILLIAM PETER BLATTVS IN tOMC*er(fN«aYI)«T T* MORE Horrifying FOR INFORMATION SetfL Than the Original! CALL - 352-9378 THE HORRIFYING COLOR CO-HIT 10-5 DAILY Tickets Available at Finders "DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT EXORCIST. *»• •/"» •<> Ntwt, Friday. April 19, 1*74 Juno' resembles high school attempt
Review**/ courting disaster and nature, but the credibility The pastel, pre-fab afford such luxury as elec- torial obstacles were too "Juno and the Paycock" "Juno" runs through Brace Clever "Juno" apparently has slips in his role as husband. tenement house constructed tricity if indeed Dublin had great an advisary for an becomes affected rather Sunday with curtain time at spoken the vows. Someone by Briant Lee, assistant pro- electricity in the 1920s. otherwise basically com- Sean 0 Casey's "Juno and should have taken the time As the fair-weather friend fessor of speech, can be These staging and direc- petent cast, and as a result. than effective. 8p.m. i the Paycock" baa a lot to to introduce the cast to one of Joxter, played by Jerry blamed for much of the dis- say. bat unfortunately, the another; especially the Argetsinger, graduate orientation which transpires ANSWER 10 PBEVIOU HJ 12 less said about the Uni members of the Boyle student, the "Captain" and on stage. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i versity's production, the family around which the he gave some numerous First, the room is too Cop. 71 Gm'l Features Cor*. f. » > p F ■ G * 5 I « L » 1 Si 1 A better story revolves. moments, but the bouncing large, adding to the aliena- ACROSS > ¥ F R S 1 0 u D [ 67 Peter tbe Great. R £ M 0 T E ST 0 U|T E s i Granted, a university play walk assumed by both tion of characterization and 1 Diapatch. 49 The boss: Slang. 68 Islamic title*: 50 Fifth inning * M 0 » 5 0 N ■ i does not always have the NOT FOR a moment did I becomes an obvious ploy and loss of intensity Had it been 6 Stream. Vir. •core. I » D R 1 H i Hi' i f '. materials and actors to 10 " were march- M I ■' believe I was watching a a painfully blatant bit of more compact, it would ing fhronith DOWN 51 Drift. f .EUIMTH 1 attain a professional level, family fall into economic attempted upstaging after 53 Italian town. I L v f r *H have heightened the indi- Georgia." 1 Dinner dish. f \ 54 African nut tree. B»|S I A k !1 p > (if s but neither should it and emotional ruin. What I the first few minutes. vidual performances and 14 nothing. 2 Choir voice. 15 Ben Adhem. 56 Theatrical gp. P «k " S MB u resemble a high school did perceive was a enhanced the suffocating 3 Crude comedy. HMIRlE R ■M N i 16 Purled. 58 B'rith, Jew. 0 ■ B attempt in three acts which chronologically mismatched Teresa Beckers, senior mood of a bickering family 4 Trunk. V1EIR M> 0 > T N > 17 Work for an 5 Term in physics. ish fraternity. 1 is for the most part the level pair of actors forced into a (A&Sl, and Richard motivated by not only fear astronomer. 0 E|GHB|< B 1 f ■ I 6 i 6 Shavers. 59 Poems. 1 '. 1 M 1 C « L M U 1 t s lo which Juno" plummets situation of circumstances. Thompson, sophomore of each other, but by the op- 19 Shoe slie. 7 Footnote: Abbr. 20 Jumps over, 61 Make lace. R TTHT H 1 T f rrjM 1 N i (A&S), as Mary and Johnny, pression of the outside 8 Emblem on 62 U.S.S.R. i t t D ■ > I ! » s 1 Director Dr Allen Kepke The role of "Captain 21 Style. Texas' flag. V M the children of Juno and the world. 22 Imparts. professor of speech, has Boyle was reserved for the 9 Carry (some- "Captain," exemplify the Secondly, the Boyle home 23 Not (ariih. thing heavy), unleashed a dramatically guest artist. Leo Tepp highlighting and the direc- looked about as Irish as the 2S Like static on a 10 Biblical name. sporadic, lukewarm bit of Although Julie Arlln. junior torial failings of the show. Taj Mahal, and the props cold day. 11 Move furtively. blarney that is. with the I Ed. >, did a nice job as Juno 27 Nipped. 12 Role in "Peter Mary is the sympathetic, ranged from a ceramic 29 Not surfeited. exception of a few high- Boyle, the 'Captain's'wife, Pan." vulnerable girl 0 Casey head-shop tea pot to an 31 Par 13 Sheep. lights, about as entertaining the theatrical aging of Arlln intended while Johnny ostentatious floral print sofa 33 Building owner. 18 Hymn's end. as the Great Potato Famine did not compare with the hasn't the physical or vocal and chair cover so obviously 38 Four-beat gall. 22 Actor Alan. 39 Coquette. real years of Tepp and the 24 Small roll. qualities his role demands contemporary as to dispel 41 Inter These exceptions are result was a bit on the lu- any semblance to 1922 42 Desk blemish. 26 Held in. 27 Italian port. shown mostly when the indi- dicrous side. SOME FINE smaller furnishings. 44 More competent, vidual talents ol the actors 45 Monitions depot. 28 Author roles appear in the second The lighting was too Torgeney. break from the directorial Tepp emerges as a be- 48 Dined. and third acts which give the bright for a Dublin home 49 Jaylike bird. 30 Dress shape. dictatorship and achieve lievable "Captain" Boyle, a show a much needed lift that was too destitute to 11 Join. 32 Approves: Colloq. their brighter moments in a curmudgeon whose sel- despite the fact they make 54 Ten millions of 34 College bnilding: solitary elfort. For an fishness is exceeded only by rupees. the slow first act even more Items missing 55 Shortage. Colloq. ensemble play, this is his stupidity and comatose so in comparison Campus Safety re- 57 Unisex nickname. 35 Versatile. ported yesterday that a 36 Count calories. 60 Wood-wind 37 Responding to student's Royal digital instrument. the helm. Sale Good Thru April 26 calculator was reportedly 61 Part of a long 39 Game. stolen from the fifth floor boxing match. 40 Languid. 63 British symbol. study lounge of Offen- 43 Unexciting. 64 The Thin Man's 44 Hgt. hauer West Estimated dog. 46 Drink of the value of the calculator is 65 Forearm bones. gods. 2 FOR 1 SALE! WO. 66 "In apprehension 47 Ancient how like I" A red Huffy boy's bike Egyptian Hamlet. emblem. LADIES STYLISH SHOES, MEN'S BOOTS, was reportedly taken from outside Rodgers DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Quadrangle Wednesday LEATHER PURSES & BELTS The bike had a Firestone name license. •y5f^r
uue.vHAT WCAMBTO AR£ HX/All WAIT IT OUT CWN6 0UT WTHY0V,MS. Practice HeR£? CAUCUS-TIL- Your \ ywHeMfm LAWSCHOOL Also: Wide Selection of Pinball • Shoeshine Parlor Shoe Laces & Pol- • Shoe Repair ishes • Shoe Cleaning Belts & Purses Problem • Plastic Heel Plates Cleaned & Dyed Pregnancy HAB vfi~i«dij,^ CONTINENTAL ABORTION REFERRAL |NonProlH| Open Fri. Until 8 p.m., All Day Sat. 1-313-861-5656 -a®*- CLaSSIFIED -*€*- 1-313-861-5657 131 S. Main St. Across From Penny's Call Collect can help you find the CAMPUS CALENDAR We're psyched for New 9470, now 9240 BSR least expensive way for tonight, are you? Love. 710 turntable 1125 352 Friday, April 19,1974 getting where you want yourK.D .'s. 5766 to go. Phone us toll-free, Dr. Edward Teller. Associate Director of tbe M hoars a day. at (800) The Sisters of Phi Mu Lawrence Llvermore Laboratory, University of FOR RENT 223-5569. would like to congratu- California, Llvermore, will lecture on Energy, today late Debbie and George Male Student Single at 3 p.m. In US Education Building. Experienced typist - dis- on their Phi Mu Phi Tau Room 4 bath Avail. MANUFACTURING LABORATORY Shop facilities sertations, theses, etc. lavallering. now 131S. Prospect. Don't use a typewriter 362-6215 such as woodworking, metalworklng. equipment, etc. Betas • Thanks for the Apt. to sublet mimed , 1 will be open to all students for independent work. Abortion Information fun time tea. The Phi bdrm. Married couple or Must provide own materials and safety glasses with Service. Clinic very close Mux 2 f $110 inc utilities 352- side shields. Friday ( p.m. - 10 p.m. and Saturday 9 to area. 1-24 week preg- Tara - Congratulations on 0205 a.m. - 3pm Rm 114Technology Building It'll make dents in your face. nancy terminated by making cheerleader. The licensed certified gyne- Sisters of Phi Mu. Apt. to sbulel sum. qtr. 1- PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIASTS. Open photography 2 people. Thurstin lab for all Interested members of tbe campus cologist. Immediate Yard Sale. 9H N. Manor. Call 392-8902 community You must supply your own photographic arrangements will be Summit 12-6 Fri -Sun after 3:30 paper. A fee of I 50 will cover the cost of chemicals made with no hassle. Call Furniture, books, each session. Room 232 Technology Building collect 24 hour service. records, bike, stereo Wednesdays 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. - 4 211631-1557 FIRST TIME p.m. ABORTIONS: For free Free cat - litter trained ADVERTISED 352-9101 after 3 Patty FALL AND SUMMER Duckworth and Pangello will sing at tbe Upper Room information and referral, call A.F.P.I.O. a non- 818 Seventh Street 2 lOH* N. Main St. at 9 p.m. tonight. Felice and Cipiti will be profit organisation at bedroom furnished, heat, here this weekend. Tbe Crypt Coffeehouse Live entertainment, refresh 12021796-1077. water, air cond.. cable- vision Included - dish- menu. Free and open to all. Bring your friends Alpha Z's.Get ready for PERSONALS washer optional FALL Tonight at tbe basement of the UCF Center from 9 to the tea this RATES. 4 persons 967 50 11p.m. Friday..Betas. AX's are psyched for each. 3 persons $7950 Dr. Jane Forsyth, of the BGSU Geology Department, Derby Day and ready to each Ask about summer win again. Chasing those Derbies will speak on "The Glaciated Landscape of Scandi- won't tire us any. So be rates. navia," today at 12 noon in room 70 Overman Hall. AX's congratulate Vlcki at the Legion "The Talk Is free and open to everyone. on ABP1 Sweetheart House of Plenty." Now Renting For Fall Saturday, Ap.U 20,1974 (Jtr Furn 2 bed.. 2 Now appearing at the FOR SALE baths, 9325 mo. 3 oc- Tbe Women's Tennis Team will host Ohio Suie and D.U. House, M J • the 71 Vega Hatchback 4 cupants. tMO mo. 4 Michigan in a tennis match today at 10 p.m. at the Dill answer to Donny sod. Good cond. Must occupants 1 bed. turn.. 1 tennis courts behind the Ice arena. Osmond $t Bobby adults 1170 mo. Prices Sherman. sell. Make an offer. 352 are for a 1 mo. lease, Sunday, April 21. 1974 MOO. Sisters of KD say: beat L water furn.. lower United Christian Fellowship will bold Contemporary MUCHO thanks to Joe Guitar amplifier I 8" prices tor 1 year lease. Worship Services this morning at 11 a.m. In tbe Demarco. John Hoge. speakers pre amp, Call for our low summer Chapel of the UCF Center. 313 Thurstin. Dennis Bottonari. John powered bottom. 1275 or rates and inspection 351- Ward. Jim Queen, and best offer It sounds good 4394 or 1-893-9982 collect Ths BGSU Sailing Club will meet tonight at 7 p.m. In Dick Brenneman Your with a good guitar. 352- 101 Hayes Hall. Beautiful apt. tor table side manners will 4397 anytime after 4. summer qtr. 2 bed. close never be beat. P.S. Bob. A Duplicate Bridge Match will be held at 1:30 p.m to campus. 1 people ISO You're all great In the today in the Ohio Suite of the Union. Open to all 1 yr. old girls 3 speed each per month. 351-5376. experienced bridge players either with or without a kitchen, too! bicycle Call 1-1144. partner. Fully furnished three Tonight's the night we've '44 VW Fstbck. New bedroom house to all waited lor! Keep engine, good cond. Call sublease for summer. LOUT AND FOUND school year. Call 351 psyched for tbe KD 371-6656 One block from campus. gn. Formal! Call 351-9244 Lost: Alpha Gamma Men's M" three speed Delta piaky ring. 1 or 1 f. roommates Dear Gail, wish we aU with lock. 352-9297 130 1 bedroom, air con- needed to share apt "Family" heirloom. If had tbe same Easter ditioned, carpeted, down- summer qtr. Call Joyce, Bunny you did1 Congrats found, please call 372- 1971 Hillcreat mobile town. Juiie 1 391-77«1. UH 1-aWl. on your engagement to borne, ll'x M'. 2 bedrm Jim, your Sisters In KD. 10 mi. west of BG 669- Nice 2 bed. apts for 4 stu- Needed 1 m. rmt. to live Bowmar calculator, lost 1933 after 4 30 dents. Furn., a/c. We've been telling you for some time To tell you the truth, we've found that the in Lot 7 behind Towers. In Haven House next Amy aad Kalhy. Good Summer 1 Fall rentals year. 36*4917 or 371-4447 hack with your new now how great it is to use Pocket pictures best thing to use is the great old American Turn In to Campus 1973 Pinto automatic. Air with 9 mo. leases and Safety. offices in the Nursing cond., deluxe int. Must special summer rates. for postcards. All you've got to do, we said Organisation. L « L sell Call 699-BU3 after fountain pen. It will help you save face SERVICES OSVFKKJTJ) Buff Apts 1470 and 1490 Found: Catcher's mlt ADPl's is address the picture, put on a 10c stamp 4:30. Csough. Call 354-7541 or with initials on I.M. field. TYPIST - Experienced i» S5S 3143 for Information and write a little something on the back. Call Tom, 3»4-»OT. typing dissertations, Greeks Get high for Farflaa Professional Sigma Chi Derby Day organ with Leslie ampli- these I, tennpapers. Ph. APARTMENTS With what? Good question. If you write We're behind you all the TO ■JfXP WANTED 353-1.01. fier Best offer Call 351 RENT. 352-4471 way. We'll he at the 095* - ask for Terry with a ball-point pen, press lightly so you Plxxa makers aad de- Need to talk? Decisions' Gamma Phi Beta Men's Schwlnn Suburban Apts. In houses for 3 or 4 livery people wanted. won't make creases in the front of the Call us at EMPA lor Cent*raual Luncheon, but 10 sp bike 352-1109 after students Phone 352-9302 Apply in person to picture If you use a felt-tip pen, be sure Pregnancy Aid 352-4234 you have our full support 5:00p.m. from 1-5 or 391-73(5. Paglial's. 1004 South M 11-1; TWR 1:30-9:30. F In the Derby Day Games. evenings to let the ink dry, lest the words smear. Main St. «* Love to our coaches. The 10x50 mobile home la Six models lo choose from Prices SUM ai less man $23 good condition 656-3791 Apts. and rooms near WANTED Sisters of Gamma Phi INTERESTED IN NO Beta ■ campus. Fall und Sum- 2 solid wood china Naadad: Person to sublet FRILLS LOW-COST JET mer rentals. Phone 352- TRAVEL to Europe, The Bus Station Carry Out - hatches, T.V.-Stereo 7149. Kodak pocket InstamatiC cameras. apt lor summer Low console, and 1 sofas. It rate ya-TWf. Middle East The Far Next to Hydraulic Rm. East, Africa, or practi- SOSLtawaan. Usterested. call 371-2471. QUIET ROOM no liquor 1 male rmmt to share 1 or smoker, Male. 352 cally anywhere' EDU- To D.U.'a: W.T., Boris, Pioneer SXtM Stereo bdrm. apt. for 1974-75 CATIONAL FLIGHTS K.C., J.J. aad Slab • Receiver, 110 watts RMS Mfey, Apr! !♦. 1*74, IhWI Campaign dinners vary in price: Metzenbaum, $100; Glenn, 99' By The Associated Press i D-III i was to give the would be corned beef and The senator has proposed keynote address at Metzen- cabbage. reducing foreign grain ship- U.S. Sen. Howard M baum's rally. Metzenbaum Meanwhile in Columbus. ments to increase domestic Metzenbaum and John said Sen. William Proxmirc Metzenbaum attracted sup- supplies and help lower food Glenn, running hard for the (D-Wia. I was also to appear port and criticism in his prices Democratic nomination to at the dinner. campaign to hold his Senate the U.S. Senate, showed Metzenbaum recently seat Gov John J Gilligan But Swank said the plan different campaign styles said. "All you get at Glenn's appointed the Cleveland would lead to international yesterday for fund raising dinnei is a cocktail. At businessman to the seat trade deficits and eventually dinners in the Cleveland mine, you get a whole vacated by now Atty. Gen. a shortage of food in the area. meal " William B Saxbe. a country. The difference was tM.Ol. But Glenn responded. Republican Metzenbaum scheduled a "People appreciate a State Democratic Chair- "Sen. Metzenbaum is SlOO-a-plate dinner at the candidate who sponsors a 99- man William A Lavelle re- advocating cheap food at the downtown Sheraton-Cleve- cent dinner on the same affirmed the state organi- expense oi the American land Hotel Meanwhile. night that this already well- zation's endorsement of farmer and public." Swank Glenn sponsored a 99-cent-a heeled opponent serves Metzenbaum over Glenn said if grain exports are plate affair at the Flat Iron sirloin at the Sheraton for Lavelle. of Athens, said. curtailed, the result will be a Cafe $100 a plate " "I am confident that once less stable dollar which will U.S. Sen Adlai Stevenson Glenn said his dinner fare the rank and file Democrat hurt jobs and the country With grass as »h« floor and sky as the celling, the. outdo*™ can ba transformed observes and hears these will again be saddled with an Sidewalk two candidates face to face, unfavorable balance of into a bookstore. A man and his dog sell his wares to a passer-by. (Newspheto More flexibility that they will endorse trade." sale by Carl Seid) Metzenbaum for a full term in the U.S. Senate " Lavelle referred to the given to miners series of three debates the senatorial candidates will WASHINGTON (API - the 30-degree requirement conduct on April 25 in Short-cut to degree planned Following complaints from with a more flexible Cleveland. May 1 in Cin- the coal industry, the In- standard calling for ravaged cinnati and May 3 in terior Department plans to land to be restored to its Cleveland Students in the College of Sixty-five sophomores Examination and the may apply 15 hours credit to However. Dr. Ragusa Arts and Sciences may be Issue new strip mining regu- original contour While Lavelle praised with an acumulaUve u.i.ii WaUon-Glanr Test The their group requirements added that the program has lations which will give Metzenbaum. (' William able to shorten their bac- point average of :i 7 .it Un- Undergraduate Record and toward what area the 15 the potential of granting 45 strippers greater flexibility The Environmental Swank, executive vice presi- calaureate program without close of lasl yeai have been Examination tests students hours may be directed hours credit. in restoring disturbed land Protection Agency called dent of the Ohio Farm participating in the Modular asked to participate In this in the humanities, social and Dr Kagusa said even Achievement Program The decision came after for a more stringent final Bureau Federation, took year's TSBDP Nineteen natural sciences. The though most participants in He said the college council the coal industry fought an slope standard in com- aim at the senator s stand on (MAP) accepted the invitation, WaUon-Qlater lest checks this year's pilot program will decide later this quarter earlier proposal requiring menting on the original 30- farm exports Through the Time according to l)r Donald analytical abilities and have completed two years ol if TSBDP becomes part of abandoned strip mines to be degree requirement con- Swank, in a written state- Shortened Baccalaureate Regusa. assistant dean ol genei .ii logic college, they still have to the college curriculum graded to a slope not greater tained in tentative regu- ment, said Metzenbaum's Degree Program iTSBDPl. the College ot Arts and "fill in little holes" in their students this year may than 30 degrees. lations published last year proposals to curtail Ameri- Sciences INDIVIDUAL evaluations group requirements. The issue of shortening the The new regulations, as part of an overall revision can exports were "irrespon- receive IS hours of credit The students took the by an ad hoc committee will "If a student has achieved toward group requirements baccalaureate first was sources said, will replace of its rules for mining on sible." Undergraduate Record determine which students a satisfactory level in a initiated by the council when federal land. certain area, there is no the requirements for junior Hearst reacts point in making him go status through MAP were FINAL regulations are through introductory discussed. Council SAN FRANCISCO lAP) • expected to be published in courses.'' he said "We questioned why only MAP Newspaper executive the Federal Register within couldn't otter them 45 hours students were able to Randolph A Hearst 30 days. They will go into of credit because they are shorten their degree yesterday called US Atty effect 30 days after too lar along." program. Gen William Saxbe irre- publication sponsible for suggesting that Hearst's daughter Patricia Andrew Bailey, chief of probably was a willing the mining operation branch participant in a bank holdup of the Geological Survey, blamed on members of the said the 30-degree slope Symbionese Liberation requirement has been Army. dropped and a less specific UAO Presents Hearst said Saxbe s provision substituted. comments "confirmed my original view that the man We felt we could really Happy Hours makes irresponsible be in trouble if we tied it statements and obviously down too strictly," Bailey in the talks off the top of his head said He indicated the when he should be change was made to permit Falcon's Nest - Union listening." more flexibility for mining Saxbe said Wednesday operations under varying with the that he personally thought conditions Miss Hearst "was not a James Nichols Sextet reluctant participant" in the Bailey declined to discuss robbery." Hearst told a the changes in detail, but Friday, April 19 news conference that he said the regulations have accepts the FBI judgment been substantially altered 3-6 p.m. that his daughter parti- from the original proposals. With warmer days upon us, the center of campus does not seem tpacious cipated in the holdup Crowded enough, nor the trees numerous enough—this one had to be shared. because 1,200 pictures After the original regula- (Nowsphoto by Carl Seid) were taken and the FBI has tions were published. Chair- campus identified it " The robbery man Russell Train of the confirmed to him that his Council on Environmental llllllUllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt daughter is alive, he said. Quality wrote to the depart- He said he believes the ment saying they were FBI now has "a fiee hand to "notably deficient in dealing Classifieds TYPING ERRORS do whatever they want to with the reclamation of coal do" to find Patricia. surface mining." GRADUATE STUDENTS get results ] ERROR-FREE TYPING and Syrian planes iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHimiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiin; '» AT YOUR Guests, Graduate Faculty : UAO Cardinal Room j ERRORITE CAMPUS STORE attack Israelis • presents - OUT OF SIGHT! are invited to By The Associated Press BARBARA YANIGA | PARTY APRIL 19 ' Syrian jet fighters bombed and strafed Israeli positions on and near Mt Hermon yesterday in a new escalation of AND SPONSORED BY GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE fighting on the Golan Heights front NOW RENTING FOR It was Syria's first use of aircraft in combat since the CHRIS LOVDAHL 3-6 p.m. Ice Arena Lounge Middle East war last October. SUMMER - SPECIAL RATES The Syrian command said its planes caused "heavy 8-12 midnight material damage and losses in enemy lives," then returned a few still left for Fall Beer and Food safely to base. The Israeli military command said the i Friday & Saturday, April 19 & 20 j attacks resulted in the wounding of one Israeli soldier. It AIR CONDITIONED • FURNISHED All You Can Handle made no mention of deaths or material damage Pitcher Beer & Snacks • ' The Syrian attacks coincided with other important Middle Donation $1.00 East developments: : Cardinal Room - Union -President Nixon and Secretary* of State Henry A. CAMPUS MANOR Kissinger held a surprise meeting in Washington with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy U.S. officials (behind Burger Chef& Mr. Ed's) said the session was to inform Egypt of continuing U.S. efforts to seek a disengagement of Syrian and Israeli forces. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Sigs are fast The Egyptians had threatened to join Syria in the Golan Heights fighting if it got any worse, but American sources WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE 352-9302 AFTER 5 352-7365 or so they say. said this was not the purpose of the meeting. ♦ ITS NEW OFFICERS We'll soon find out -IN CAIRO, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt accused the Soviet Union of going back on promises of military aid and on Derby Day! said his government was seeking weapons elsewhere. Sadat. Pres. - Bill Heyne BGSU SPORTS CAR CLUB however, called in a speech for a meeting soon with Kremlin leaders. Vice-Pres. - Merle McQuiston PRESENTS Controller - John Queen -A terrorist bomb went off in an Israeli town, wounding 12 SUN. APRIL Arabs and one Jew. Corr. Secretary - John Ward AUTO CROSS 21st GET PSYCHED The Syrian military command in Damascus, 23 miles Re. Secretary - Rick Barr east-northeast of Mt. Hermon, said its forces in the Golan Heights combat zone had fired missiles at Israeli aircraft in Sr. Exec. • Bruce May REGISTRATION 11:30 FOR the area and that one F4 Phantom jet fighter-bomber was shot down. Israel said all its planes made it home safely. The Israeli command said the Syrian MIGs attacked an AUTO SHOW SIGMA CHI Israeli position at the peak of the 9.232-foot Mt. Hermon and THANKS TO THE OLD STUDENT SERVICE FORUM two positions in the "southern enclave" of Syrian territory OFFICERS FOR A captured in the October war. The Syrians did not specify the FRI.9-9a.m. DERBY DAY MIGs' targets. "Israeli planes went up against Syrians but no contact was GREAT JOB! SAT. 9-6 a.m. . s established." the Israeli command said in Tel Aviv. 1
Falcon super spring sports weekend Stickers-- Diamondmen-- Host powerful Denison tomorrow Play Miami in doubleheader today
By DID GirlIckl LABELING DENISON as a young team this season would By Mark Cover batting average of 353. leads the team again this year AnilUnt Sporti Editor be an understatement The Big Red have only two seniors on AiiiiUat Sports Editor hitting at a 393 clip Centerfielder Joe Spicer sports a 371 its varsity squad of 50 players Cochrane pointed out the average When ihr Denison Big Hed come to in I tomorrow for a 2 "danger zones" which the Falcons will have to guard Speaking of classic showdowns, consider these-Batman Miami always manages to be in the thick of the MAC race p.m lacrosse bailie with the Falcon stickers, the showdown against versus the Joker, Yale versus Harvard and Bowling Green when the last week roles around and BG mentor Don Purvis clash could erupt into an all-out war "Their midfielder's are good shooters and dodgers. versus Miami University in baseball. rates Miami as one of the powerful squads in the race this The Big Red-Kalcon rivalry which began in 1966. has had Cochrane said "They have Gaines i Brandon 231. Through the years, the BG-MU matchups have been season its share ol slaughters and surprises Determining a winner Cornbrooks (Gary 221 and Linday IG.P.I that are good competitive affairs, but the last few encounters have been of this ball game has sent Las Vegas oddsmakers climbing players. They also have real good players that can come in one-sided The Redskins have won eight consecutive games MIAMI is expected to throw left-hander Gary Wright in the walls with frustration and do the job. against the Falcon nine Consequently, the overall series the first game today while right-hander Jack Kucek will The Falcons will put their 4-0 record on the line, including "They have two very capable goalies in Dick Bergen I25I record is 23-10 in favor of the Miami crew pitch in the second encounter Wright boasts an impressive a 2-0 mark in the Midwest Lacrosse Association i MLA I and Tim Moulton Moulton is only a freshman but he dodges BG s diamondmen ■ 11-5 > will attempt to end the long I 09 earned run average i ERA) and a 2-0 record. Kucek is 3- The Big Hed are 10 in the MLA. but 1-4 overall Although good, clears the ball very well and is a converted Kedskin jinx today when they play Miami ■ 13 y in a 1 on the year with a 2 28 ERA they have a dismal record, they have played some of the 'attackman doubleheader at Warren E Steller Field beginning at 1 p.m nation's best teams Demson's lone win was a 9-5 decision Calling the opening MAC encounters crucial may be a over Ashland "They're pretty good overall." the Falcon coach said TOMORROW'S schedule offers no let up in the case of counting your chickens before they hatch. Yet If past heroics and triumphs mean anything, the Big Red "But they'll be keying on Zabek (BG attackman Verne) and competition as the Falcons host Ball State <8-11 in another 1 Purvis knows the importance of winning against the have an edge un almost everyone in the conference, Wilcox (defenseman Mike I." pin twin-bill Ball State is one of ten schools eligible for the defending MAC champs early in the season-a psychological including BG Against the Falcons. Denison holds a 6-3 Cochrane believes that if Denison keys on Zabek and Mid-American Conference iMAC) baseball title this season bonus goes with winning series lead including last year's devastating 17-7 win at Wilcox. there are plenty of other players who can do the job Although Ball State is fairly unknown among the MAC Purvis will use mound ace Dan Hebel in the opening Granville coaches, the Cardinals have a well-developed baseball Miami game and come back with Ric Richmond. Romie Despite numerous victories over BG. the Hed have been The Falcons will be strong on all fronts tomorrow The program as their record indicates Schwieterman or Jim Joyce in the second contest. caught with their pants down against the Falcons. The most well balanced BG squad is loaded at defense with the return Ball State does not rate in the pushover category and recent bummer ' came last year when the Big Red won the of injured veteran Cliff Holland Zabek leads all BG scorers The immediate objective is Miami, defending MAC could prove as tough as Miami It will be the Falcons job to MLA hands down and played the Falcons in the opening Pat Collura will man the nets and creaseman Steve Cabalk.i champ and winner of 14 out of 18 league games last season test the Cardinals for future MAC competition i BG will be round of the post season playoffs The BG stickers shocked should be in top-notch shape for some hard Big Hed pushing Enroute to the conference title last year, the Kedskins ran the first conference foe Ball State has ever faced while the Big Hed. 8-6 and represented the MLA "I'm not afraid to go to the bench. We have a lot ol depth, up an impressive 28-9 mark. eligible for MAC honors i Coach Mickey Cochrane doesn't underestimate Denison x and anyone can score.' added ths lax mentor Redskin leftfielder Gene Ziegler. with a three-vear ability even though it holds a 1-4 mark KIP YOl'NG will start on the mound for the Falcons in Generally speaking, they have a lot of potential on their the first Ball State game with Mike Frilling hurling in the ball club, even though they lost a lot." Cochrane said They tail end of the twin-bill are going to jell this season. I'm just hoping it's not against us Purvis has said that every team in the conference is tough He added that BG has to be Demson's biggest game of the The BG New; in their own respect and calls Miami a genuine favorite for year, and that this could be the first year the Big Red aren't loming to play BG with overconfidence the MAC crown along with Toledo and possibly the Falcon nine The luture of a MAC league race that Purvis has They won't be overconfident They have a fine tradition 5> PORTS predicted to be close could very well be decided in the early- behind them." said the Falcon mentor "This is also our Fridoy, April 19, 1974 Pag* 8 biggest game " going This weekend will be the first leg in the dogfight Journey to Columbus, Kansas COACH CO«H«AMl COILUHA Tracksters split forces
By Jerry Matek Vermilyea in the distance BG in the decathalon com- The Falcons' other 'Mr medley petition which ends today Everything" Ron Weber, is A split Bowling Green Eastern Michigan holds with the last live events sidelined with a thigh injury track squad will be shooting the lavorite spot in the Ohio for individual honors at two State Relays which began sites this weekend yesterday with early Ruggers face Bucks Head roach Mel Brodt left decathalon competition in The nationally ranked BG rugby team will meet Ohio earlier this week with his Ohio Stadium State at 12 30 p m. tomorrow at Poe Ditch Memorial Field "big five" for the Kansas Besides EMU, which The Buckeyes are the only team in the nation that hold an Relays at Lawrence. Kan . gained four titles last year, advantage in a series record against the Falcons Ohio State and assistant coach Tom the Falcons will be tasting ranks fourth in the nation while BG is rated No 15 Wright will tutor the rest of tough competition from Big Bowling Green (9-li warmed up for its clash with Ohio the squad in the 37th running Ten teams OST. Michigan. State by demolishing Toledo. 29-0. Wednesday of Ihe Ohio State Relays in Michigan State. Purdue and Joe Nicolai led off the scoring as he caught his own punl Columbus Wisconsin and bowled over two Rocket defenders en route to a try No team scores will be Club president Rick Born had a try. conversion kick and a kept at either place The relays attract more penalty kick for the Falcons Ken Ware, elevated to the "A' Coach Brodt is planning on than 1.000 athletes from 32 team for the game, also scored twice a lot of mileage trom his universities, 10 track clubs Last weekend, the Falcon rugby juggernaut ended a two Kansas quintet Defending and 22 high schools. Twenty- year jinx against Akron as it romped. 25-3 and 10-6 Scoring the Falcons' title in the four six of the 40 individual for the Falcons were John Dwors. Bill "the magician mile relay are Hick Schnit- events are open to university Morgan. Jeff Fish and Nicolai in the A ' match and Jim tker. Tom Preston, I'raig competition Weber. Jack Kozminski and Doug Stantial. in the "B' Macdonald and Bruce Jan Rubins will represent match Vermilyea
WILCOX TEAM CAPTAIN Dave Fegley. undefeated in dual meet hurdle competition : TENNIS ANYONE? : • • Linksters compete at Kepler J Before you play, stop in at the UNIVERSITY BOOK- • Bv Dick Reel LAST season, the Falcons PIPER WILL be looking McConnell currently owns The highest linish ever • STORE and see our selection of spring sports items. We 5 Staff Writer placed 10th with a team for junior co-captain Ken the best average for the recorded by BG at the score of 1.152 for 54 holes as Walters to return to top Falcons with a 76 4 norm for Kepler was sixth place in • now have in stock: a The important weekend Indiana and Ohio State form after he ran into a five rounds 1972 tournament that the Falcon placed first and second streak of bad luck last goiters have been anxiously Coach John Piper's link weekend and shot an 82 in Sophomores John Stewart With solid performances awaiting has finally arrived crew is optimistic about an the second round after a 75 and Steve Mossing both have from the entire team, good • TENNIS RACKETS