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ByReneeMurawski necessity of adding 30 hours of study Staff Reporter if the student has already completed the basic requirements of both A plan to tighten requirements for colleges. students seeking dual degrees was Dr. Stuart Givers, professor of accepted yesterday by Academic history, one of three council mem- Council. bers voting against the plan, said he The plan, drafted by Dean John G. saw "no merit or justification in the Eriksen of the College of Arts and 30 hours." Sciences, requires that students granted degrees from two different "IFTHEY can get the work done in colleges eam a minimum of 213 183 hours, why not?" Givenssaid. quarter hours, or at least 30 credit Kimberly A. Vivolo, student hours more than required for either representative to the council, said of the degrees taken separately. the 30 additional hours could mean Until now, it was possible for two extra quarters of work and extra students to fulfill the requirements money for students working for the for dual degrees in the 183 credit degrees. hours normally required for Student representative Robert F. graduation with a single degree. Wolf said students trying to complete the work in four years would have to STUDENTS seeking dual degrees take 18 credit hours each quarter in must present an acceptable second order to graduate in the usual 12 N«vrtfiho*o by Jin major or planned program to the quarters. If Paul Simon would have experienced the con- requested Peter Frampton to "show him the way." deans of both colleges before com- A full course load would cut down Which way? fusion created by these seemingly contradictory He should ask the police car In the background to pleting their junior year. on the time students could devote to signs, he may have retltled his song "50 Ways to solve the mystery. In addition, they must have extracurricular activities. Wolf said Leave the Library." Maybe he would have completed at least two quarters of Dr. Morgan M. Brent, professor of fulltime enrollment work with at biological sciences, said the purpose least a 3.0 accumulative grade point of the 30-hour requirement was to Over 20 receive more than $30,000 average in the two quarters im- upgrade the baccalaureate degree mediately preceding application. and "make the degrees worth The group requirements of both something." colleges also must be met. Most of the discussion preceding Angela Poulos, instructional approval of the plan concerned the services representative, agreed Administrators' pay won't be cut that if the University loosens its requirements, students who go on to By Marilyn Dillon graduate school at other institutions Staff Reporter Weather may find they cannot compete. James S. West, assistant professor Despite the financial difficulties Administrators paid over $30,000 Partly cloudy today and tonight. of marketing, said students seeking the University is facing at least 20 Source: Office of the Resident Examiner Assoc. Dean of Education (George RHorton) 30,000 High today in the upper 40s or dual degrees should be prepared to University administrators are being Dean of Business Administration (BA) low 50s. Low tonight in the mid work beyond the usual four years. paid $30,000 or more each year for PRESIDENT'S OFFICE (KarlE.Vogt) 38,100 30s. Variable cloudiness and "They're getting a greater end their services. President (Hollis A. Moore Jr.) $52,000 Assoc. Dean of BA( Edwin Tonnesen) 30,250 turning cooler tomorrow, high In product. If they want that, they The highest paid administrator is Vice President (VP) and Assistant Dean of Arts & Sciences i A&Si (JohnG. Eriksen )39,900 the tower S*. Chance of should cor.anit themselves to greater University President Hollis A. Moore to the President (RichardA. Edwards) 35,850 Assoc. Dean of A&S( Allan N.Kepke) 30,750 precipitation H per cent today time and expense," he said. Jr. He is receiving $52,000 yearly. VP for Operation (George Postich) 36,200 Dean of Health & Community Services and M per eeit taaJght. A date for implementation of these VP of Resource Planning (Michael R.Ferrari) 40,800 (Joseph K.Balogh) 38,100 proposals has not been decided. Of five other state university Assoc. VP of Resource Planning (EltonC.Ringer)32,000 Dean of Musical Arts (Robert Glidden) 37,700 presidents, Moore's salary ranks VPforPublicServices(JamesE.Hof) 35.800 Dean of the Graduate College third. Harold Enarson, president of (JohnE.LaTourette) 37,500 The Ohio State University receives PROVOST'S OFFICE Jordan hotel seized $55,000 yearly while Phillip R. Provost (Kenneth W. Rothe) 41,400 HEALTH CENTER Shriver of Miami University makes Vice Provost for Academic Services Chief of Medical Staff (Dr. Henry Vogtsberger) 34,500 AMMAN, Jordoa (AP)-Four Palestinian guerrillas seized the plush $54,000 and Cleveland State (Charles L. Means) 31.500 Physician; assistant professor Intercontinental Hotel yesterday and took many foreign guests hostage, but University President W.B. Waetjen Vice Provost for Student Affairs (Dr. Robert Desmond) 30,650 were later overpowered by King Hussein's shock troops in an attack that left receives $52,000 each year. (Richard REakin) 34,500 seven persons dead. Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Three gunmen, two employes of the hotel and two soldiers were killed, the (Sheldon Halpern) 31,500 Director (James W. Ladd) 110,500 spokesman said. The fourth gunman was seriously wounded. SALARIES PAID to presidents of Three guests, one an American of Jordanian descent, a hotel employe and a other Ohio state universities are: DEANS LIBRARY soldier also were wounded, the spokesman said. , Charles L. Ping, Ohio University, Dean of Education (David B. Elsass) 38,700 Director (Melville R.Spence) 31,000 The spokesman said the gunmen identified themselves as members of a $49,000; Glenn Olds, Kent State Palestinian group called "Black June," formed to protest the Syrian invasion University, $51,000 and Warren contract for the current year, during of Lebanon last June. Its members staged an attack on a Damascus hotel in there will be any salary cuts. "My Reams listed Moore's duties as in- Bennis, University of Cincinnati, which the budget cuts are effective. personal approach," he said, "would volving both the present operation of September in which one attacker and four hostages died. The three surviving $47,000. The board recommended some gunmen were publicly hanged. be that we examine all other areas the University as well as planning for reductions in programs and services first." its future. WITNESSES SAID the four terrorists entered the hotel, directly across the While a $158,264 deficit still faces be implemented through the AT LEAST 11 administrators street from the American Embassy. They took submachine guns out of the University following the $9 remainder of the year. These cuts presently receive $30,O0O-$34,000 a According to Reams, salaries are -suitcases and started spraying bullets around the busy lobby. temporary instructional fee sur- will come from the areas of student year while nine others receive decided by the Board of Trustees on Guests screamed with fright. Some threw themselves on the floor. Others charge the Board of Trustees ap- and academic services, operations, $35,000^39,000 and two are paid smashed windows with chairs and leaped into a garden one floor below. an individual basis. Reams said proved Monday, there is no in- resource planning and public ser- $40,000444,000 yearly. administrators make an important The guerrillas rrtreated to the fourth floor, reportedly witli some hostages. dication that University ad- vices. "To obtain people of quality, which contribution to the University and The hotel's 250 rooms were full of foreign businessmen and tourists, but ministrators will suffer a salary cut. Frazier Reams Jr., a member of we have," Reams said salaries must carry the responsibility for its most managed to flee to safety. Many locked themselves in their rooms. Administrators are bound by the board, said he does not know if correspond to job responsibilities. overall operation. Groups use funds for information, entertainment
Editor's note: This Is the.third in a series examining University quarter. Meanwhile, she added, surveys are being taken to provide ad- The group is selling calendars, she said and last year stationery and candy organizations which receive funds from general fees and how their ditional consumer information to students. were sold. "We try to make our money in the fall for something for the allocations have been used this year. "We're trying to spend the money as best we can and not spend it all in one winter and spring,'' Henderson added. quarter. Last year we had $175 left over," Prall said. "This year we may The choir sings at churches throughout northwest Ohio, Henderson said, By Dennis J.Sadowski not have any left over." and travel is one of the group's major expenses. Staff Reporter She said SCU will ask for about $4,100 for next year, the same amount it If the choir raises enough money, it plans to visit Chicago and attend tne requested for this year. Gospel Workshop of America in Detroit, she explained. Other expenses Some of the groups which received general fee allocations are attempting include maintenance of robes, telephone, rental of equipment, music and to bring speakers, concerts and other programs of interest to the University DEBRA J. ROSS, a representative for Women for Women, said that musicians for each concert, Henderson said. community, their representatives said in recent interviews. organization has several programs scheduled for next quarter including a She said the choir is glad it receives some money from the general fee, and Each of these groups received a portion of $1,958,250 from the student film on the Equal Rights Amendment and the Ann Arbor Feminist Theater does not know how much the group will ask for next year. general fee. Twenty-six groups received funding for this year on recom- "We always try to have one informational program a month," Ross said. mendation of the Advisory Committee on Genera' Fee Allocations "We are very interested in sponsoring a concert in the spring." (AOGFA). The i tcuiaieiidations were reviewed and revised by University ROBERT W. INNES, acting treasurer of the Human Rights Alliance Expenses total about $120 a month for supplies, telephone and office ex- (HRA), said his group was happy to receive anything at all from general fee President Hollis A. Moore Jr. penses, Ross said. Among the groups which received funds were the World Student Assn., allocations. "It is not adequate, but it is a start, "he said. At several of the programs in the future, Ross said, the group will ask for Innes said HRA hopes to sponsor speakers from around northwest Ohio to $2,450; Student Consumer Union, $3,000; Women for Women, $2,000; donations to help cover expenses so that they may sponsor a major program speak on worldwide social problems. Woman's Program Board, $1,000; Human Rights Alliance, $1,000; BGSU later this year. To date, HRA has spent $108 for a movie to be shown Dec. 5. entitled "The Gospel Choir, $1,0D0; Gay Union, $900, and Student Veteran s Assn, $400. Ross said Women for Women likes to cooperate with other organizations if Gerard J. Toussaint, chairman of the World Student Association (WSA), Other Half of the Sky-A China Memoir," he said. Other expenditures were their philosophies coincide. for publications to be available at the movie, he added. Future expenditures said most of that organization's funding will be spent on International Week. "Considering the money situation, I think it is essential women's include educational programs each quarter to focus on worldwide social International Weak Is set aside to "get Americans acquainted with in- programs are include in the funding. I would like to see more funding go for problems, Innes said. temationalstudenU," he explained. women's programs," she added. Of the original allocation, $864.97 remains, he added. About $1,580 remains in the treasury, Ross said. Innes said the decision to ask for more money will depend on the response WSA PLANS several cither activities to bring attention to worldwide social of the students to the programs HRA presents this year. "We certainly don't problems, Toussaint added. THE WOMAN'S Program Board (WPB) was "ecstatic" about receiving plan on getting anything less, "he added. Toussaint said he was "very much satisfied" with the allocation WSA funds from the general fee, Deborah Walsh, chairman of WPB, said. Glen F. Stobel, chairman of the Gay Union, said the allocation the group received and will not decide how much to ask for next year until January. The only expenditures so far, Walsh said, were for publicity for the Health received will be spent on one major project each quarter. About half of the allocation the Student Consumer Union (SCU) received Fair held recently and a movie shown earlier this quarter. She said about IN JANUARY, the Gay Union and Women for Women are sponsoring the has been spent, accordtag to Ingrid E. Prali director of SCU. $900 of the allocation remains. She said SCU has a paid secretary ($1,000) and has produced a booklet for Ann Arbor Feminist Theater, Stobel said. A works hop for persons interested The BGSU Gospel Choir conducts fund-raising projects to supplement its in legislative changes for the rights of gay persons is also planned, he off-campus students on housing ($500). general fee allocation, according to Donna G. Henderson, choir business The i wiring $1,300, Prall said, will be spent on a major project next manager. added. top,gM opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' staggering lunches leghole traps cause suffering
By Sue Hayward animals caught in a trap line, one is know that wild animals control their must suffer three days unless it dies h is ont' minulr to noon. University administrators and office 416 E. Sixth of value. The other three are "trash" own population levels according to of shock or overexposure. personnel sit on the edge of their seats wailing for (he second hand to Perrysburg i birds and smaller animals), to be the availability of food. This does not FINALLY, THOSE in favor of the reach the top of the clock one more time. Guest Columnist thrown away. mean that animals will necessarily leghold trap might consider this fact: At exactly 12 o'clock, an imaginary alarm sounds. For all practical Trap laws cannot be enforced. starve, but that they will kill each 19 nations have banned the leghold purposes, Bowling Green State University is closed for the next 60 Jennifer Kauffman's guest column Fewer than 25 states require periodic other for food when the supply is low. trap, including Norway, which is a minutes. concerning the leghold trap issue checking of trap lines. Most Accurate records of animal fur exporter. These nations have touched on some valid points, but departments of fish and game do not population have not been and cannot been able to continue in fur trade Although slightly exaggerated, that account points to the quite a few more were neglected. have sufficient staff to check trap be maintained. Yet there is open without legal traps. Only three of our ridiculousness of having all University and department offices close She defines a leghold trap as "two lines. season on woodchuck, skunk, and states-Florida, Hawaii, from noon to I p.m. for a lunch break. smooth arms which come together.. Many supporters of trapping weasel. There is open season on fox, Massachusetts, and part of New Anyone who has ever had the noon hour without classes can testify ." This is an accurate description. contend that trapped animals feel no although the red fox is rare in Ohio. Jersey-have outlawed leghold traps. that any effort to accomplish anything, except lunching, is futile The Ohio Committee for Humane pain. Robert Ixipez. Doctor of There is no bag limit on raccoon, We feel it is time for this ancient during that lime. Even eating lunch becomes a chore when more Trapping, Inc. iCCHT) states that Veterinary Medicine, rejected this oppossum or mink during trapping method to be banned in all states, and than 2.000 University employes plus students jam into the Union and steel-jaw traps with teeth became idea at the 1975 hearings on HB66. He seasons. Ohio should be next. surrounding restaurants at once for the midday meal. obsolete about three years ago. said animals in traps are in con- Ms. Kauffman said that the U.S. Wood County has 91 per cent of its OCHT says, "Trappers stated that tinuous and intense pain, because Department of the Interior called the quota of signatures to introduce this At 12. the windows of the Registrar's and Bursar's Offices and the the teeth caused the animal's bones arteries and veins are on top of an leghold trap "humane." This is amendment to the Ohio House. We University Post Office close and offices of the many vice presidents to break, enabling it to chew off its animal's paw. They are vulnerable hardly suprising. The Department of need the signatures of more Wood and vice provosts become ghost towns. paw and escape more easily." to overexposure and often bleed to the Interior maintains 20,000 traps on County voters. For more in- Granted, there is some sense in keeping standard hours in all of- MS. KAUFFMAN feels that Phillip death. public lands. These traps are in- formation, contact me or the Ohio fices, but such considerations become secondary when there is Markley failed to "present alter- spected only once every three days. Committee for Humane Trapping, business to be conducted-schedules straightened, bills paid and natives to the leghold trap." An POPULATION CONTROL is no This means that an animal which Inc.. P.O. Box 91, Bowling Green, employment arranged. Most students have much better things to do instant-kill trap is not used widely reason for trapping. Naturalists steps into a trap just after it is set 43402. than stand around waiting (or office workers to come back. because it is more expensive than the leghold trap. The Conibear trap, Ms. As an alternative, the University should consider staggering lunch Kauffman says, is non-selective. IJA ■"ffffiT hours so offices could remain open through the noon hour, even with us point out that leghold traps are some services curtailed or slowed. hardly selective either; they just let Such a transition, we feel, would be much less painful than one the animal suffer longer. would originally expect. One does not have to be an adult to purchase and use a leghold trap. If half of the employes of an office or department would begin break Children often trap without adult at 11:30 and the other half at 12:30. service would not have to be supervision. Few states have a minimum age for the purchase and suspended in midday. No worker's schedule would be switched use of such a trap; Ohio sets the drastically, with only a half hour variance one way or the other. minimum age at ten. No test of competency is required for the Most workers probably would not be against such a change, since purchase of these traps. many would prefer eating earlier or later. The argument has been made that It just makes sense that workers finish the job they have un- trapping animals cuts down on dertaken instead of dropping whatever they were doing at noon. The rabies. But rabid animals are not result would be more productive and probably happier employes and usually lured by food, and traps do not discriminate between rabid and more satisfied students. non-rabid animals. There is no overriding reason the University has to go out of A FIV'E-YEAR study run by the husini'ss from 12 to I. Staggered lunch times have worked in private Ontario Department of land and industry and should be implemented here. Forest shows that for every four THE LITTLE THIRD-WORLDS SETTING FIF$ ID THE TKAPES fflH?' Letters News' decision, then the News is concerns cogently stated by Dr. sanctity of their own behinds." Thus by a vote of 12-0. You probably think failing in its responsibility to serve Hamona Cormier i Department of the creation of the "Susceptibility racism ? that is a racist statement. Miss I flu rudeness the BGSU community as a forum for Philosophy) about weakening faculty Drug" made possible the breakdown Davis, but no more so than yours opinion. The number of letters in influence, I observed lively interest. ol the brain sugars making us A cardinal sin has been committed. concerning white jurors. response to an incident, even if those susceptible to future commands from Yes, indeed. I had the audacity, in a Miss Davis' letter simply points out a This letter i.s In regard to Dr. letters are redundant, i.s an in- Bacause Ms. Gebolys also only our government when preceded with previous letter, to attack a "black worsening condition in this country. Haiaia's letter to the editor that dication of ongoing concern by those glossed over crucial questions ably properly coded sequences. cause", by saying that it wasn't right Too many blacks, too often, are too appeared in tlx' Nov tl BG News writing. To not print those letters furthered through help from Dr. The manufacturing of the Swine to stand and applaud a convicted quick to grab that tired out old As one of the high risk students I would give the false impression that Thomas Kinney (Department of Flu scare has become the perfect attempted rapist. "racist line", whenever things go went to the health center to get the all outcry' had died down. Whites English), she missed another vehicle by which the government How foolish of me. We all know against them... .whether it's a student swme I lu vaccine. Alter reading (lie iand I am white I who do not like significant mood: staunch interest could pperpetuate this crime on the that it is un-American to attack any who receives a bad grade, a person consent form and before sinning it. I being called racist could then rest solidly shown through a tabulation of public. If all this seems rather dif- "black cause"-just ask Christine X convicted of a crime, or a ball player, quest toned the nurse about the easy. straw votes on ia) re-submitting the ficult to believe, remember Davis. My original letter contained such as Hal McRae, whe loses a statement that certain persons may One of the letters states that the charter for faculty voting, lb) Watergate, the CIA, germ warfare, no racism whatsoever (I know. Miss batting title to a white...one im- have to get the vaccine twice, How Moody trial is in the past; that is restoring departmental autonomy in Big Brother...After all, 1984 is only 8 Davis, you feel otherwise, but that's mediately hears, "It's just because are wc tn know it we are one of the simply not true. The case Is under the selection of departmental chairs years away!!! your right)—I simply don't think it's I'm black." Bull! Using this excuse lucky ones'' The muse said, i-ook. I appeal, on the grounds cited in all (i.e., chairpersonsi, (c) removing right to go around making heroes of as a crutch in instances when it's have a lot to do-do you want it or those redundant letters. ambiguities in the meaning of per- people who have been convicted of totally unwarranted, simply shows a not'.'' Specifically, there was a great deal manent tenure, and id) making sure Frank Day attempted rape. If one desires to lack of guts...a falure to look at one's In tlic past lour years, it has been of evidence that 111 Moody was not that new interpretations of tenure Karla Dreier raise money for further defense, fine, self and admit that just possibly, one ' the tirst tune I hadn't been somewhat at the scene of the crime and i2ithat criteria are not made retroactive. DougLwis but standing ovations, absolutely didn't measure up. satisfied with the staff or their Moody's civil rights were violated by Experience has shown that DanNease not! It is time for blacks, such as Miss remedies. the Campus Police. Neither of those resolutions or proposals written on Mark Nixon Miss Davis infers I am racist, yet Davis, to realize that an attack on the Fearful as 1 am about needles, il rounds for appeal need be based on the spur of the moment may not be as 139 S. College her letter reeks of racism. She "black cause", such as my first took a lot lor me to walk in there and the defendant's race. well done as they should be. That no throws the term "Caucasian" around letter, just might be an attack on the just give them my arm-then to be Finally, among exhausted such developments occurred is, then, as if it's a dirty word, and believes "Cause", not the "black". But then treated as SUCh...if I wasn't a lady. themes in the Letters column is the not necessarily disappointing. Wliat grim that twelve white jurors simply acted again, that may be expecting too I'm not sure what I would have done. great debate as to whether the was accomplished for me at the out of expediency and convicted the much. Miss Davis probably believes I fully agree with Dr. Hanna's I ootball team needs a new coach or a meeting was identifying mutual "State's finances looking grim" first black man they came across. a traffic light is being racist when in comment .'individuals have the new audience. In the same I Nov. 10) concerns, about which appropriate (BG News, Nov. 12) -this is a What do you suggest. Miss Davis? turns red on her. , . __, right to be as fully informed as column, both sides of that searing action can be undertaken through typical headline whether one is How about twelve black jurors, such John Putnam possible about thus matter and then question were covered. I seriously Senate channels. considering the fiscal state of BGSU, as yourself? In that case, I am sure :)' = Beardsley make up their own minds as to their (loubt that the editorial staff is about Toledo. New York City, Ohio. Moody would have been exonerated Auburn, N.Y. participation." Evan though this to classify these letters as Wallace L Pretzer Britain. Itay or the Third World. In • latement was aimed at the BG representing "grossly overused" Department of English essence, the current fiscal outlook for News, doesn't it appl> to the health topics. the world is very' grim. But more ivnteraLso-if not more so. importantly, this phenomenon The UTS Hews Dealing with attitudes such as Nancy MacDonald translates as follows: the current those of tins nurse, why does the Dept of Psychology outlook fur human health and hap- health center even have to tliink conspiracy piness is-grim. Page 2 Thursday, Nov. 18,1976 twice about why it hits the reputation Why would I reach such a con- i! does? This incident changed my Now that we have all received our clusion? Very briefly, we are in- EOITO RIAL STAFF mind about this institution-it scares me to tliink she may not know the faculty flu shots, the Kawaswa Institute flicting upon ourselves a contraction editor ioseph 1. wo Met il recently leaked tlie information that managing editor kevin b. mccray answer. in health and social services; in the swine flu program "has been a educational quality and opportunity; news editor patricia a. thomas At least I am assured 1 won't liave tdlterial editor iamesa. sluiewski ' I am writing regarding Deb government conspiracy designed to and also, in technological and in- wire editor •o --pend a lew days thus winter with Gebolys' news analysis. "Faculty control the thoughts of the American william p. saunders the swine flu. frastructural development Fur- makeup editor robert w. bortel displays apathy at Senate meeting," people." thermore, most of us are actually sports editor willlsc. ostep i Wednesday, Nov. 10, 19761. Her For some time now the govern- accepting a cut in our real income. photo editor mindy milligan Marvlvnn G.Hewitt informal coverage of the meeting is ment has engineered different In toto. we are experiencing (and copy editor carl p. romonsky , 521 RidgeSt. misleading because it oversimplifies modalities by which they might initiating) a regression in our human BUS NESS STAFF . the complexities of moods either accomplish this. Primarily their development-a period of negative more,more expressed or not expressed at the experiements have been along growth. business manager dougias a. blank meeting. It does not account for a chemical and biological means, but This problem is not peculiar to advertising manager • gonlon t. say re ' dominant feeling of depression lately in the water supply or a change sales manager lynna d. rnirsik 1976. We have experienced such production manager robert w. bortel As a regular reader of the Utters stemming from effective statements in one of the common food additives. periods several times in the brief column in The BG News, I must made by Dr. David Roller (Depar- These options have not proven to be histroy of the modem era. The most The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular • agree with the two letters (Nov. 10) tment of History • with respect to this feasible due to the variety in the tumultuous of these was the Great school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Green stating that many topics are over- State University under the authority ol the University Publications Committee. concern: The tone of the new charter, American diet, the many Americans Depression-the concomitant out- Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ol The ' used, and that perhaps one of those through a change of a word here or a who refuse to eat processed foods, come being World War II. Essen- BO News, the university administration, the faculty or stall or the State ol Ohio. topics is the Moody trial. word there (e.g., from "par- and by people who drink bottled tially, crisis periods are endemic to Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion ol the maionty ol the mem.' However. I strongly object to the bars ot The BC News Editorial Board. ticipation" to "consultation"), water or well water. this economic system; an so.too, are The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- News' response that, in the future, suggests that faculty members will One of the leading behavioral the seld-aggrandizing horrors. ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. we will continue to exercise editorial not find it easy to act or express engineers" at the Institute stated I must confess, I see something Tha News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading : judgment on incoming letters in power within the University because or insulting on the basis ol raca. sen or national origin. that the "key to the American public terribly insidious about a system All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. accordance with established policy." their roles in governance have been Is their health." In a memorandum which resorts to the cannabalization The implication is that we will be significantly diirunished. Where do from a ranking member of the FDA of its own people. For this is truly Editorial and Business Ollices " : r seeing fewer letters regarding the they look for guidance? lot University Hall Il the Institute it was quoted that human estrangement. Bowling Green State University Moody trial. In contrast to Ms. Gebolys' "There is nothing the people care MarcG. Young Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 It this is the consequence ol the reference to "mute applause" for more about than their health and the 205aShatzel Phone! 41*1 3712003
-•>•» ■«•»■• •«•-•■ . ••"- The BG News, Thursday, Nov. 18,1976 Page 3 Day in Review Consumer union spurs action ByMlkeGueulette organization with two SCU ALSO wui come to former tenants, and department is responsible From Associated Press Reports faculty advisers and about aid of the merchant, location of the apartment. for the publication of the The hair dryer you 20 volunteer workers. usually in cases where a A map also has in- booklet "Consumer Sense bought worked for only a SCU is divided into five customer hasn't paid a bill. formation on en- in Bowling Green" which Tito-Brezhnev talks end Under terms of the settlement, NBC week, but you threw out departments designed to SCU again will get in touch tertainment, sports, provides information on President Tito won a renewed must limit the amount of entertainment your receipt and the box it more easily help the with both parties and try to groceries, stores and street the services of the SCU and promise of Soviet respect for the in- programming it produces. This would was packed ia consumer and merchants. work out a compromise. locations. consumer tips. The dependence of Yugoslavia and its force the network to purchase more The dry cleaner wrecked The departments are The information THE SPECIAL projects booklet can be obtained at Communist party. Tito described as programs from independent producers. your new dress and lost consumer complaints, department provides department's primary- the SCU office. "very successful" his three days of This restriction would continue for 10 some of the buttons to your information, off-campus services similar to those of purpose is consumer The SCU handles about talks with Soviet leader Leonid I. years. best blouse. housing, special projects a Better Business Bureau. research. They are five or six cases a week, Brezhnev. The proposed settlement was filed in Your landlord is asking and public relations. They will provide in- currently conducting according to SCU Chair- But a Yugoslav spokesman also said U.S. District Court in Los Angeles and you to pay for some repairs The consumer complaint formation on certain surveys on drugstores, man Ingrid Prall. She some major differences remain. announced by the Justice Department. that are not covered in department acts as a merchants to help the banks, bike shops and estimates the SCU to be A final communique used new your lease. middleman between the consumer decide where he places to buy beer and successful in about 90 per consumer and the mer- will take his business. language to spell out the Yugoslavs' Bank makes disclosure pizza. cent of their cases. "We get determination to maintain their in- RATHER than getting chant. The consumer with The off-campus housing "The surveys make some kind of action." dependent stand in the Communist Increases in the pay and benefits for hassled by salesmen, a problem can have a department handles them (the consumers) SCU currently is looking world. It said relations between the federal employes helped push up the managers and landlords, complaint form filled out complaints dealing with aware, then they can for volunteers. There are Yugoslav and Soviet bloc parties would growth of personal income in the United the consumer often will and sent to the merchant housing discrimination and decide on their own," said no requirements other than be based on " internationalist States at a faster pace in October, the give in and lose money. involved who will then give landlord-tenant relations. Cheryl Hart, director of an interest in consumer comradely voluntary cooperation." government said yesterday. But there is an alternative. his side of the story. SCU The majority of consumer consumer information for work. Freshmen and The growth means Americans will At the University, that will then try to settle the complaints come to this SCU. sophomores are preferred, Relations discussed have more money to spend in the near alternative is the Student matter in a manner department. A student Results of the surveys so they can work with the Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger future, somewhat counterbalancing Consumer Union (SCU). satisfactory to both par- looking for off-campus can be picked up in the SCU for more than one suggests that the Soviet Union and some of the government's recent SCU began last year as ties. housing can contact the SCU office. 405 Student year. China may settle some of the bitter negative economic statistics. an independent study They also consult with union. Services Bldg. They also Anyone interested can disputes dividing them but not to the BankAmerica Corp., parent of the project for George Dunlap attorneys to advise the They will assist by will be distributed to visit the SCU office or call point that will threaten the West. nation's largest commercial bank, l now student adviser to the consumer and SCU showing him photos of dorms and the Commuter 372-0248 between 10 a.m. Kissinger said Tuesday that the yesterday unveiled a new voluntar organization). It has grown complaint forms have been rooms in apartment Center. and 4 p.m. Monday through Russians and Chinese "have quarreled disclosure code that goes well beyond into a University-funded used as evidence in court. buildings, comments of The public relations Thursday. for their own reasons and they're going what the federal government now to make rapprochement for their own requires it to make public. reasons." The code, detailed in a 23-page His assessment came at a conference booklet, lists 70 areas of banking, trusts Police review committee proposed of parlimentarians from the North and investments and corporate activity By Dennis J.Sadowski presented to the com- with guns" and said they University Police Lt saying UPCAC was not Atlantic Treaty Organization nations in in which information will be available to Staff Reporter mittee. were "play acting" in their Roger A. Daoust said the deciding anything and that WiUiamsburg, Va.. when he was asked the public. In some cases, However, action on the roles as police officers. committee could not have he had 'better things to if the Communists would resolve their BankAmerica said, information seekers The University Police- proposal was delayed The committee, Innes the power to hire and fire do." differences at the expense of the will be required to pa) for the material Community Advisory pending the formation of a said, should be elected officers under civil service Michael A. Crabtree, Atlantic Alliance. they request. Committee (UPCAC) subcommittee to establish from the University and law. Student Government A number of corporations recently discussed the possibility of guidelines for UPCAC include police, faculty, Stefania E. Gross, representative to UPCAC, China explodes bomb have conducted entensive self-audits forming a committee or functions. staff and students "with assistant professor of said that it may be ad- and announced disclosure policies in revising itself to review Discussion of UPCAC power to discipline, hire romance languages, said visable to ask Postich how China set off the largest nuclear ex- sensitive areas such as foreign plosion in its history yesterday, complaints from students control over University and fire officers." the only way changes in the much control UPCAC has payments. But the Securities and on police harassment and Police was begun by hiring and firing of police over the University Police prompting U.S. officials to immediately Exchange Commission, the federal activate a nationwide network of to have the power to hire Robert W. Innes, a UPCAC, as currently could be made would be under Ohio law. agency which traditionally sets and fire police officers representative of the comprised, does not have through state legislation. "I THINK regardless of stations to monitor radioactive fallout disclosure requirements for American from the blast. within the limits of the civil Human Rights Alliance any power except to advise Midway through the what we look at, our power business, said it knows of no other service law yesterday. (HRA). He said UPCAC the University Police discussion of if such a is still going to be The explosion occurred at the Lop Nor written code of disclosure. nuclear test site in western China, said a The committee adopted did not have any power to department and University committee should be recommendation," said spokesman for the Energy Research a proposal to publicize the regulate University Police adi -■inistrators, Innes said. formed, Innes walked out Narbeth Emmanuel. and Development Administration lUDs called dangerous University Police review or to have any ac- procedures of officer countability to anyone at (F.RDA). Fifteen of every 100,000 women who harassment and to have The Chinese test was an above-ground continue to wear intrauterine devices the University. any complaints against the Innes called University blast, a type which produces the (IUDsi after becoming pregnant die University Police EDUCATION MAJORS: familiar mushroom cloud and sends from infected spontaneous abortions, a Police officers "hirelings radioactive particles into the at- federal study says. Planning to student teach Fall, Winter mosphere where winds propel them That death rate is 50 times higher than around the world. among women who do not use the IUD THE TOMLIN/ON A Chinese nuclear explosion in Sep- birth control method, the study said. or Spring 1977-78? tember resulted in a sprinkling of low- The researchers said that, because of COLLECTION level radiation in the United States. The the danger, women should have their original old and modern master prints You are required to attend a sign-up greatest fallout in the United States was lUDs removed at the first sign of > Exhibition und Stile in the East where significant traces of pregnancy. and information meeting: radiation turned up in cows' milk, lUDs are plastic shields, loops or coils £,£' WEST CORRIDOR/ART BLDG. particularly in Pennsylvania. But the inserted into the uterus to prevent radioactivity never reached levels pregnancy. However, about 2 per cent .<♦ Nov. 18, 1976 Wednesday, December 1, 1976 considered hazardous to humans, of- of the time they fail, and women become 1976 HOURS 105 ficials said. pregnant, anyway. The study says that PRICE RANCf S5S500 Grand Ballroom, University Union if these women fail to have their lUDs Duter Kollwitj Piranesi Gilmore condition improves removed, they run a risk of dying from Goyo Meryon Rembrandt infected, or septic, abortions that occur Haden Mucho Renoir Meetings at 8, 9,10, 11 a.m. Gary Gilmore, who sought to end the spontaneously, unlike those induced by delays in his execution and face a firing Hokusoi Picasso Whistler squad as soon as possible, regained doctors. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 p.m. The research was conducted by the Mocho 711 W 40th Boltimore. Maryland 21211 consciousness yesterday, a day after he Federal Center for Disease Control 301 338 - 1555 took a sleeping pill overdose. But Nicole Barrett, his girlfriend who in Atlanta. ATTEND ONE MEETING joined him in the suicide pact, remained in a coma in critical condition, hospital Unweds reject abortions officials said. REMEMBER: The stay of execution ordered by Gov. More unwed mothers are rejecting Calvin L. Rampton, just days before abortions as attitudes about early ® You must sign-up on December 1 if you Gilmore was to face the firing squad, pregnancy change, social workers have was continued until the Utah Board of been told in the continuing Ohio Welfare rPisooelb's Pardons meets. The board rescheduled Conference in Cleveland. plan to student teach during 1977-78 the hearing for Dec. 6; the execution "Ten years ago, 90 per cent of the girls l*^l?70 203 N. MAIN cannot be rescheduled before then even you saw had decided that adoption was school year. * though Gilmore says he wants to die. the answer for their babies," Bea A Pizza never had it so good. TM Gilmore, convicted of killing a motel Pulver, director of intake for Florence Crittenton Services in Toledo, told a clerk in a robbery attempt and charged Submarine Sandwich Salads in another robbery-slaying four months workshop Tusday. "Now 90 per cent of them want to keep ago, was to appear before the board Sun - Thors 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. ALPHA CHI OMEGA yesterday. their children,'' she said. But she added that she thinks "the Fri& Sat 4:30 p.m. to2a.m. word is getting out that it isn't all that ELECTED NEW OFFICERS FBI checks KKK great to be young, have a baby and be FAST FREE DELIVERY PRES. VICKI LAUDAS single." Others told the workshop that The FBI investigated members of the in Bowling Green 1st VICE PRES LORETTA BORN Ku Klux Klan and the Minutemen in the nearly 300,000 of the American teen-age girls who became pregnant out of early days of the search for Martin 2nd VICE PRES MARTHA MILLER Luther King's assassin, newly disclosed wedlock last year turned to abortion. FBI documents reveal. The remaining 700,000 gave birth to 352-5166 3rd VICE PRES PAT LARAWAY Four days after King was slain in their children. - Memphis on April 4, 1968, FBI headquarters ordered an investigation OSU-UM conflict mirrored of all known members of the Klan, the When the Wolverines play the TRFA' .MR SUE CLAPPER IP TANHfl NA ICY CROI'.Edo right-wing Minutemen, "other hate Buckeyes in Columbus Saturday, two - FEATURING - ASST TREASURER EllEEN FOX Alf PANHEL TERRI McGRAW group members, rabble-rousers and any men who play an Ohio-Michigan game other individuals known to have violent for higher stakes than the Rose Bowl Chor Broiled Steaks and Chops RUSH CHAIRMAN MARV POHLMAN ELECT ft COMP - IORI BECK proclivities located within your will be watching. territories." A. L. Wallace, an aide to Ohio's Full Course Fomily Dinner ASST RUSH USA KAUSCH ASST. PiEDGE TR IVNNE CHAPPEI The order was sent to FBI field offices director of ec Tuumi aivl «.c.. : inity 12 VARIETIES PANCAKES CORRES SEC • Jill BROWN HOUSE CHAIRMAN LORI MOORE in Memphis and Knoxville, Tenn., development, has spent the week in Birmingham and Mobile, Ala., Jackson, Michigan with a team of 16 state and ft WAFFLES REC SEC BERT CHARIETON CO-HOUSE AMY McMAKEN Miss., Milwaukee and Minneapolis. industrial leaders. The team is trying to Open Tues. thru Sat. 7:30-8:00 The memo is part of about 18,000 induce Michigan firms to expand into WARDEN SHANNON FARREU SOCIAL CHAIRMAN VICKI JO WOGAN documents compiled by the FBI during Ohio. Sundays 7:30-7:00 PANHEL REP JAN WENZINGER ASST SOCIAl - DANA WESPISER its investigation of the civil rights leader's death. If one should happen to move, Wallace 412 EAST WOOSTER SCHOLARSHIP - JUDV KUNIEWICZ SONG CHAIRMAN KAREN KINCAID BANQUET ROOM said he wouldn't exactly discourage ACTIVITIES ■ MARY BETH THAMAN soc.'Err ft KEY - PAT OSEROFF NBC suit settled them. He plans to be back in Columbus NOON SPECIALS DAILY The government agreed yesterday to Saturday for the Ohio State-University RUSH COUNSELORS - 112 WILLIAMS HISTORIAN - LINDA NELSON settle an antitrust suit against the of Michigan football showdown. National Broadcasting Co. after NBC Howard Cross, Michigan's deputy BETSY CUNNINGHAM LYRE EDITOR - CINDY ALUSHEFF accepted a broad range of restrictions director of the Office of Economic CK.rtAIN - SUE DILL GIFTS ft FAVORS Jill GAISER on the production of entertainment Expansion, works with state industrial programs. agents who contact Michigan and out-of- Similar suits against the CBS and state firms and try to sell them on ex- Closed Monday ABC networks are still pending. pansion in Michigan. 412 East Woostor - Page 4, The BG News, Thursday, Nov. 18,1976 Trustees axe budget by $96,000 Local BP ielV; Health Center to cut operations Exchange meeting There will be a meeting of students interested in the National Student Exchange at 7 p.m. tonight in 363 By Pal Thomas Vice Provost for Student Affairs Richard Because the enrollment ceiling has been The student center there also provides Education. News Editor R. Eakin said the revamped health center fixed at 15,000, "it doesn't seem ap- only primary care and other cases are Anyone interested is encouraged to attend and ap- operations probably would be effective by propriate" that the health center offer all transferred to two hospitals two and a half plications will be available. Several current exchange The roles have been reversed and it's the the beginning of winter quarter. of its current services, Dyckes said. and five miles from campus. The students will be present. University Health Center that's getting the HE SAID the center would be redesigned Kalamazoo hospitals operate at 92 and 96 complete examination Mowing Monday's HE SAID administrators will consult to provide medical care "just like your per cent occupancy, as opposed to Wood meeting of the Board of Trustees. with the Health Service Advisory Com- family physician." County Hospital, about one mile from Elderly program At that meeting, the trustees voted to cut mittee, composed of students and faculty, ' 'Your health center is not appropriate as campus and operating at about 70 per cent about $96,000 from the health center's as changes are made. a hospital," he added occupancy, Kerns said. Students interested in working with the elderly are budget and reduce its operations to only An ad hoc committee of the Board of Following the decision to redesign the invited to a program today from noon to 1 p.m. at 194 S. primary care for students. Trustees was formed in the summer of 1975 health center, the board approved a He said the only complaints about the Main Street. Gerontology will be the main topic. Although specific plans and services to examine student services, including the decrease of $3 a quarter in general fees to Western Michigan plan stem from the have not been formualted.it appears that health center, according to undergraduate correspond with the 196.000 budget cut. distance and crowded conditions of the two Poetry reading inpatient care will be eliminated and some representative to the board Mark E. "The increase in instructional fees (the alternative hospitals. Western Michigan's staff reductions will be made. Kerns. temporary $9 quarterly surcharge also enrollment is slightly more than 21,000. Michael Waters, poet and assistant editor of The In July of this year, the committee approved Monday) and the decrease in Transportation from the University Ohio Review will present a reading of his poems at 9:15 SERIOUS injuries and illnesses or those decided to hire a counsultant to work on the general fees are in no way related," Kerns campus to another hospital would be tonight in 111 South Hall. requiring an overnight stay will be tran- study of the health center, Kerns said. At said, adding that the board compensated provided in the final health center plans. sferred to either Wood County or one of the the recommendation of the Ohio Hospital for the loss in services by decreasing Choral competition Toledo hospitals. Association, Dr. Richard Meiling was general fees. In Ohio, Miami University and Ohio University administrators contacted selected. University have health care plans similiar The National Association of Teachers of Singing agreed that it will be at least a week before Meiling is a retired vice president for KERNS SAID he traveled to Western to that proposed for this health center. "A regional auditions will be held beginning at 6 p.m. definite action is taken. medical affairs and past director of The Michigan University in Kalamazoo at the lot of schools are implementing this type of tomorrow and continuing through Saturday in the "At this point,it's too soon to telUt's Ohio State University Hospital in beginning of the quarter to study their care," Kerns said. "It's very worthwhile to Recital Hall. Students from Ohio, Indiana and come quickly and we haven't had time to Columbus. student health care program. try it." Michigan will compete for cash awards. study all of the ramifications yet," said According to Trustee Albert E. Dyckes, a health center director John M. Ketzer. member of the ad hoc committee studying "We're in the process of looking at the the health center, it was originally situation." designed to handle 30,000 students. Stalking the wild smokey-CB hunting Funds used for projects By BUI Fink travelers of upcoming nearest service station, fishermen are finding the markers confronted in the Outdoors Columnist "bear" (police) cars. restaurant, motel or camp CB radio helpful when field. from page 1 on campus. I think getting according to Philip C. The mobile CB is site can save the CB installed in their water- THE PORTABLES also -I don't think we ex- more money next year Williams, treasurer of the It used to be that bear probably the most ad- sportsman a lot of time and craft. Because many are instrumental in pected more than what we depends on how respon- group. hunting required a state vantageous to sportsmen frustration while traveling. modem fishing boats are reporting forest fires and got," Stobel said of the sibly we spend our money hunting license, a high- Traveling campers, Many private campsites equipped with heavy-duty other emergencies in the allocation. "I was glad we this year." "We aren't going to ask powered rifle and either a hunters and fishermen and even some motels are car batteries to power back country long before were able to get money. for more if we can't justify lot of courage or a lack of utilizing the CB may be now reserving sites and running lights, depth they would be detected. The Student Veteran's it," Williams said. This intelligence. Today, all alerted to upcoming rooms via the two-way finders and live-wells, Unfortunately, honest "There was no question Association has spent year's allocation is enough that is needed is a Citizens detours, accidents or radios. electrical powerfor the CB sportsmen aren't the only that the Gay Union has about $100 for office sup- to run the organization, he Bund (CB) two-way radio, obstacles on the road. When For many years, is no problem. hunters utilizing the CB been a controversial group plies and a newsletter, added. a $4 Federal Com- informed of these events, recreation vehicle (RV) With the radio, fisher- radio. Game poachers are munications Commission the CBer can plan another owners have used CB units men can contact each other now using the CB to 1 Professional phounyneseltinn If now available on campus! g license and a motor route to avoid losing time. to travel in groups- anglers to compare cat- illegally slaughter game vehicle. "convoys." In CB lingo, ches, locate hotspots, animals. Through an in- i No job is loo large or small for us lo handle. Of the estimated 10 to 15 WHEN THE driver is the lead RV is called the obtain directions or send tricate system of CB codes 1 million CB units in the involved in an accident, or "front door," the last RV distress signals. and channel-switching, Contact VS., many are owned by passes one along the road, the "back door" and those When a lake kicks up poachers are causing sportsmen who are finding he can quickly notify in between "rocking with whitecaps and forces havoc among game The BG ISews CBs a valuable aid to authorities for the location chairs." boaters to seek shelter, the wardens. 106 Vniv. Hall or call 372-2003 outdoor recreation, instead and the possible need for Through CB com- CB can be used to notify Although most state of just devices to warn an ambulance, tow truck munication, the RV's are relatives and authorities police now are monitoring or other emergency able to stay together on on shore of the boater's CBs, many state wildlife vehicle. long road trips, with the whereabouts. agencies haven't the funds CB channel nine is front door designating all Portable, hand held CB to provide rangers and reserved for emergency turns, reststops, and units are also becoming wardens with CB radios. use only and usually in hazards, while the back popular among sportsmen. Many of those who do have RECORD SALE monitored 24 hours a day door has the responsibility Hikers are beginning to use CBs have purchased the by highway patrolmen. of seeing that all RV's protable CBs to' keep units with their own Other helpful in- remain together. groups of hikers together money. formation, such as the MORE BOATERS and on the trail, call for help in It is therefore the job of All Regular Stock emergency situations, ask the CB sportsmen to in- assistance in dragging form game wardens of: game animals to roadside known poaching operations checkpoints and to ask for or any other suspicious CB Records Reduced! information on boundary conversations. List Price Our Reg. Price Sale Price | $5.98 $4.44 $3.11 DISCOUNT DRUG STORES COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE VALUABLE COUPON LET GRAY'S FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION 10' off on cone or cups 352-7248 15' off on sundae
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TAKE HOME THE BIRO ELECTRONICTURKEYSHOOT IBING0 BEER BY THE PITCHER HUNGARIAN HOT DOG DINNER HJSQ You can too! ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH HALL Call: 352-4681 Corner Summit and Clough St. What you hear may change your life! Sponsored by Hera's Lite Toledo Sat. Nov. 20th 6:30 P.M. Page 6, The BG News, Thursday, Nov. 18,1976 Punk tree choking Fla. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MIAMI IAPI- The melaleuca tree, once considered Biologists say the tree is draining valued wetlands ACROSS 69 Hebrew letter Buffalo 34 Scented, old 51 Finally valuable because of its fast growth, now threatens to and can withstand adverse conditions ranging from 1 Wearing 70 Bushy mass 13 Witnessed style 53 Frani of music sneaker* 71 Lexington and 18 Thin: Lat 35 Things often 55 Float in air ■hoke Florida conservation areas.And scientists say they drought to flood. 5 Milit title Concord 22 Excited counted 56 Field Prefix ii in't know how to stop it. "If you cut them, they'll sprout back. Bulldoze them, 9 Prods 72 Colors 25 Garment 38 Common and 57 Stream 'You can envision a stretch of trees all the way across and they'll grow back from the roots," said Larry 14 Muchacho 73 1776 loser 27 Place for fodder proper items 59 School founded he state the way it's going," said Tyler Alexander, a Bancrof, a U.S. Interior Department biologist at the 15 Decoy 28 Great works 41 scratch in 1701 Everglades National Park. "Distrub them in any way 16 Tours' river DOWN 29 I nert gas 43 In of Iforl 61 Reply University of Miami biology professor. We haven't really 17 Catches up with 30 Hindu deity 45 Fictional captain 62 Tackle seen anything to compete with it." and the seed pods open up. 19 Musical heroine 1 Haughty one 31 Before now 46 (lolf strokes 63 Peevish "its ability to take over is an extreme threat to the 20 North African 2 Busy place 33 Combatant at of a sort 65 Rejoice in natural areas," added Dr. Ronald Hofstetter, an "THE MELALEUCA is probably the most serious long- 21 Remain 3 Heavy blow Hastings. 1066 49 Summits 67 Piloted term threat to the Everglades, considering its potential to 23 See 6 Across Slang ecological biologist at the university. "Twenty-five per 4 June beetle 24 Part of a group • i cent of South Florida could be solid forest by the end of come in here," he says. 26 Ripens, as 5 Loud and clear 1 10 II W the century." State agencies like the Game and Fresh Water Fish cheddar Relative of the Standing alone, the scraggly melaleuca hardly seems Commission have met to discuss ways of handling the 28 Meager puffin 16 sinister. It was brought to southern Florida 75 years ago melaleuca, but have been told elimination of the trees 32 Prayer Head of state 36 Corral Abbr 10 to help dry swampy areas. I.ater it caught on as an or- would be an expensive and involved project. 8 Seed covering 37 Turn at bat ■ 23 namental plant. Killing a melaleuca is a risky business. The trees can 39 French com- 9 Golfer Gary release up to 20 million seeds at death. Biologists say if poser 10 Suffix with carl, ALSO KNOWN as the punk tree.it was once valued by the tree is cut, it can spread from a stump or send several 40 River through drag. etc. landscapers for its deep green leaves and pulpy white additional shoots up from the root system Kashmir 11 Civil Rights lark and used widely because of its fast growth. Many "It's like a mythical Hydra," said one biologist, "If you 42 Semele's sister name 43 Hedge shrubs, 12 City SW of communities have since banned the tree. cut it, you can wind up with three or four plants instead of as at Mount Now biologists studying the member of the eucalyptus one." Vemon family say the plant is invading Florida's interior and Botanists say the only way to destroy the tree is to cut 44 Business: Abbr threatening consevation areas. Some warn that heavy it, cart it away before the seeds are relased and treat the 45 Find at fault 47 United stands are already choking swampland. stump with herbicide. 46 Small portion 50 Fills with delight 52 Voiced 54 Strip of wood 55 Air Force member. Intt HAMBURGERS 58 Be guided by 60 Declare 64 Shining 66 In profile 68 Thoughtful 19' look Wed. Nov. 17 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau thru Mon., Nov. 22 BurgerChef 1976 BurnerBuiaer ChefChel SystemsSystems. IrInc
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■#•"' The BG New. Thursday, Nov. 18.1976 Page 7 Will Miami cagers live up to predictions? li> Dick I .-»-, personnel to replace Western last day. as it always does." he said. AMONG THE MORE notable are "If someone can get to Miami early Even Chuck Goodyear, the top Associate Sports Editor Michigan as the reigning MAC kings Miami's 6-11 Bill Lake, who comes by and get them a few losses, then I player among four outstanding i if the court. TOLEDO AND Central Michigan way of North Carolina State and who think almost everybody will have a returning starters for Miami, said, PERRYSBURG-Perhaps it was a But, then again, it appeared so in were picked to finish second and figures to lug up the Redskins' chance at the title." Ohio University "at least four other teams are bad onicn that Miami University was ootball. third, respectively, in both polls, but middle; Ball State's 6-9 Robert Sims, coach Dale Bandy said. capable of winning it." the overwhelming choice by writers from there, opinion varied. a Cleveland native via West and coaches to capture the Mid- ■1 THINK THE preseason polls, The media, which g3ve one first- Virginia; Eastern Michigan's 6-11 Most of the 10 players lone from In addition to the 6-5 Goodyear, a American Conference I MA< the reason you guys are here, is good place vote each to Central and Tom Agardy. who checks in from each school) attending yesterday's first-team all-league choice who basketball title this winter. for basketball,'' Miami coach Darrell Toledo, picked Western Michigan Wisconsin; Kent State's 6-7 Burrell session agreed. averaged 18.1 points per game, After all. the gridiron Redskins. Hednc, tabbed with the favorite's fourth. Ball State fifth. Kent sixth. McGhee. who played a year at Miami also has guard John after being picked to win the loop role. said. "But there's not a coach Ohio University seventh and Bowling Michigan; and 6-5 sharpshooter Tim "I CAN SEE everybody picking Shoemaker, a second-team all-MAC football crown m August at the same here, including myself, who worries Green eighth. Joyce (Tennessee) arid 6-10 Scott Miami first." said BG's Tommy performer, and the double-A com- Holiday Inn here where the league about them The coaches liked Kent fourth. Ball Stephens i Pittsburgh), both of whom Harris, "but I feel anybody can take bination of 6-6 Randy Ayers (10.9) basketball press preview was held "We all know you have to do it on State fifth. Western sixth, BG seventh become eligible in January' for Ohio it. Nobody's a real powerhouse, not and 6-5 strongman Archie Aldridge. yesterday, are suffering through a the floor." and Ohio eighth. Universih oven them i Miami i. another second-team all-leaguer who dismal 2-8 season, the worst in the Hedric. whose club received 737 Eastern Michigan and Northern "They've got a good team, but not averaged 15.8 points per game. storied school's 89-year history. points in the media poll out of a Illinois, in both polls were chosen The abundance of new fares adds as good as that piece of paper (poll However, the basketball Redskins, possible 740, said whichever team ninth and 10th. respectively. more balance to the league, where results) looks." But as usual, as many as 12 men who got all 10 first-place votes from can put together a winning streak Newcomers figure to make inv the cliche, "On any given day. any will see extensive action as Hedric the coaches and 72 first-place nods and can avoid injuries will have a —»■•« limost everywhere with 36 one team can beat another" has "A lot of teams are equal," Central shuffles in fresh players continually. from the 74 media representatives in good shot at the title. • shmen ,md 20 transfers dotting the already been overworked, but pivotman Ben Poquette said, it's The Redskins, runner-up in the attendance, a< r •< ha<< the "But it'll probably go down to the rosters of the 10 teams. justifiably. anybody's game." league last year, return 10 lettermeu. Ohio State-Michigan: Aerial showdown? 20 ways to beat OSU By Jerry Green Detroit News Sports Columnist Bill Estop ANN ARBOR, Mich. (API-Here are 20 ways for Michigan coach Bo Schembechler to enable his Wolverines to beat coach Woody Hayes' Ohio State Buckeyes Saturday. As usual, the Big Ten football clash at Columbus involves the conference championship and Rose Bowl bid. Passing holds the key 1. Ii.-arn how to operate the two-minute offense in at least 4'» minutes. Bo, you never have. You didn't at Ohio Rex Kcm. Don Iamka Greg Hare. Cornelius Green State two years ago. Didn't at Purdue. It is not illegal to They were all Ohio State football quarterbacks. With the pass in the last two minutes. Find some old Bart Starr exception of Lanka, they all beat Michigan during their movies. Bo. It is perfectly okay to throw a pass to a tenure in Columbus. receiver at the sideline and stop the clock. It might work. And they all carried the reputation of having a passing Quicker out of the huddle, the closer to the goal line, the arm as strong as a rubber band. safer the field goal try. It's worth trying. So, with the Big Ten, uh. Big Two showdown with the 2. If Michigan gets ahead, don't sit on it. Funny, this Buckeyes and the Michigan Wolverines only two days sometimes happens. Bo, you roll it up against Navy, then away, rumor is Woody Hayes intends to beat "that team try to hatch an egg by sitting on Woody. up north" through the air. 3. FINESSE WOODY. It does, too, work. Don't try to Sure, the passing game played a big part in Ohio's 21-14 slug it out and punch it down Woody's throat. win last year in Ann Arbor but let's be serious. 4. Use the forward pass. So all right, you tried 21 passes ■last year and thought you were inviting excommunication PASS? To Hayes it's a four-letter word that equals from the Big Ten coaches' association. So a couple got another four-letter word-lass. intercepted and cost you the game. Remember. Woody At his weekly press conference Monday in Columbus, won on passes-his and yours. Reverse it, you might win Hayes and offensive coordinator Ralph Staub warned the on yours this year. But all of them don't have to be 55 media to expect a wide open Buckeye attack come 12:50 yards upfield so an interception looks like a punt. Saturday. Remember what I said about the sideline patterns. Oh How wide open? Running tailback Jeff I .ogan around yes. it is within the rules for a running back to come out of end? A quarterback option? the backf ield and catch a pass. No, Hayes really wants to pass. We'll pass some to 5 I hear. Bo. you're being asked when you'll become a loosen up their defense," Hayes claimed. gracious loser. You don't have to be charming for me. Columbus' answer to God has said that three things can Bo. Sometimes Woody isn't even a gracious winner. happen when you pass: It can be i ncomplete. complete or Don't bother worrying about it, Bo. You can't be a intercepted. There's a fourth. Woody: you can beat gracious loser if you win. Stay as sweet as you are. Michigan. 6. If you see somebody looking at your practice this After all, Jim Pacenta, a strong-ant ..-d senior from week from a balcony across the street. Bo, it'll probably Akron, who replaced regular Rod Gi -Hid during the be a frustrated voyeur. Forget about it Don't call the Purdue game, is no Green,Kern. Geraid-iype runner. To cops and lead them on a raid. Somebody photographing be honest, he has the outside speed of a Mack truck. practice? PSHAW! Nobody d try to take a picture of your practice this week, Bo. It's just some Peeping Tom. BUT HE can pass. Twenty-three of 39 completed They have a lot of that going on in Ann Arbor. passes for 275 yards and a touchdown prove that. Don't expect Bo Schembechler's club to rest on the 7. PASS SOME more. It is legal in the second quarter rushing laurels of fullback Rob Lytle and sophomore as well as the first. tailback Harlan Huckleby. The Blue have sophomore 8. Remember, Bo. if you get down close, say fourth and Rick Leach, a two-year starter, with a sling-shot passing two at the three, you don't have to jam it into Woody's arm and some able receivers. gut. Field goals tend to add up. But I don't have'to To win in Ohio's packed horseshoe, the Wolves, remind you. Or do I? equipped with a stingy defense, know the odds. 9. Convince the Rose Bowl people everybody is fed up Schembechler has never won in Columbus since taking with Ohio State out there in California: that you sure can the UM reins in 1969. Field goals, made by Ohio and be friendly, courteous, cheerful, loyal-and even gracious. missed by Michigan, cost Bo wins in 1972,73, and '74. The Rose Bowl people might just spike the peasoup at Woody's training table. HERE WE go again. Throw out the records and 10. Remind everybody that Michigan's band is better statistics. Both teams have proved they're worthy of the than Ohio State's and will march prettier in the Tour- title Big Ten champion. Each team has enough ail- nament of Roses parade. Attoooied Pirm Wnephoio American prospects to fill an entire 11-man football 11. Have a commando unit. Bo. Steal Woody's copy of Ohio State's all-Big Ten linebacker and trt-captain Ed Thompson (9) returns an squad. "Pattern" so he cant show his players the night before the Dee' interception for a touchdown against Illinois earlier this season. The Buckeye So what will hold the key in this midwestern version of game. Then show it to your own players. defense, anchored by ail-American prospects Aaron Brown, Bob Hrud/inski and World War III? It'll be passing and defense. 12. When you look across the field, pretend that Woody' Nick Buonamiri, could hold the key to Saturday's showdown in Columbus. And whether Wayne Woodrow Hayes elects to shed his is really portly Bob Blackman of Illinois. conservative jacket, which cost his club an earlier win Sports in Brief over second-ranked UCIA If he wants another taste of 13. LULL WOODY into a sense of false security. Praise the Roses and a Christmas in California, he better. him for squealing on Michigan State. Tell him there's nothing criminal about calling the cops. Write him a note promising to shove some elderly photographer at the Bowls set to announce pairings ABORTION |' Rose Bowl. I know this contradicts what I advised you WKIQ $150.00 I' earlier. But you know, Bo, nothing wrong with spreading By The Associated Press Saturday at 6 p.m. ap- the Southwest Conference Johnny Bench of the proaches. champion in Dallas on New Cincinnati Reds easily 93 FM IOU FREE 9 a.m 10 p m I a little peanut butter on both sides of the slice of bread. It Undefeated Maryland , works in politics. Pitt voted to pass up the Year's day. outpolled all other athletes Presents 1-800-438-5534 14. Take a gift to Woody in Columbus, Bo. Something probably will go to the Orange Bowl and meet It also looks like in the month of October for nice and practical. I'd suggest his own personal set of Cotton Bowl, top-ranked Georgia in the Sugar Bowl, defending champion the 27th annual S. Rae the yard markers. He can tear them up in his den whenever Pittsburgh looks to be Coach Johnny Majors said Oklahoma will face Hickok award. heading to the Sugar Bowl, yesterday. Sugar Bowl Wyoming of the Western Bench, the Reds slugging Breakfast Serial emzng the mood strikes, like maybe when he thinks about you and Oklahoma appears to officials confirmed they Thousands ol Topics spending the holidays in Pasadena. It would be a nice Athletic Conference in the catcher, gathered 342 Mon-Fri 7:25 om Send lot vour up-to-daie. 160- be in for a bid, as the planned to invite Pitt. Fiesta Bowl. points, while British race page, mail order catalog Enclote \% gesture to show that this supposed rivalry between you and 12:15 am deadline for official Maryland, 10-0 and car driver James Hunt was $100 to cove' postage and 1 two is nothing personal. Baseball handling. 15. Key on Jeff Logan. The young man is greatly under- naming of bowl teams, ranked sixth, would meet World Series MVP second with 60 points. Next Week RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. Jrated. He could be the best back you'll see all year out- I13J2 IDAHO AVE .1 }(», I ■ side of you own backf ield. Bo. LOS ANGELES. CALIF BySueCaser The host Redskins season. Sports Writer placed second two weeks And MSU. along with ago in the Bowling Green many other Big Ten last year the Bowling Swimming and Diving schools, have the facilities Green women's swim team Relays and always pose a and the coaches to train its won the Miami threat to the Falcons. divers and attract in- Invitational. Saturday the coming fri'shiiian. women tankers travel to 'in truth, 1 believe we Three meter diving Oxford, in an attempt to will place second to competition will be held defend their title. Michigan State," head Saturday and the Falcons Eight teams will be coach Jean Campbell said. are at a definite disad- participating in the "We have beaten them vantage. The shallowness swimming and diving before because we are of the natatorium pool events which include such gutsy. But Saturday, we prevents any practicing off BG rivals as Michigan will be hurting in the diving a three-meter board. State University (MSU), competition and in the Cleveland State, Eastern sprints." Obtaining the pool long Michigan, Capital enough for adequate University and Purdue. EVENTS ARE changing practice time also has been Wright State University in women's swimming this a problem all year long for and the University of year. There are more long the swimming women. But Pittsburgh, two tough distance events < 100 and that problem will soon be competitors, will not be 200-yards) as opposed to alleviated as the squad participating in this year's the sprinting events (50 plans to start practicing at invitational. and 100-yardsl of last 7 a.m. Now^photo bv G'»g Sm«'od The swimming women travel to Oxford Saturday to Freshman Jami Segrist takes off in the recent BG Dive defend their title in the Miami invitational. Relays in which the women tankers placed first. With a little help from his friends (teammates) Hartman goes on scoring rampage By BUI Kstcp fans, knows where his goal and an assist already sweep at Northern But does all this at- Sports Editor success lies--with this season? Michigan. His 70 career tention paid by other teams lint-mates Steve Murphy "HE'S A good, fast goals leave him fourth on bother Hartman? If Boston University and freshman Andy skater," Hartman said. the all-time BG career list enters tlie Ice Arena this Crowther. "Andy is a good puck behind only Mike Bartley "ITS GOT its good weekend with notions of i couldn't do it without handlier and really goes up (118), Olympian Bob points and bad points," he facing a one-man my line," said Hartman, and down that wing. He Dobek (94) and Pete said. "If they key on me, hockey team, they just who teamed with wings plays his position well." Badour(71). I'll just go down on the might be surprised Jack l.auii' and Paul And so does Hartman. puck and that will leave Despite rumors to the Titanic last year. "It was But then, there's always NONETHELESS, teams my wingers open. It just contrary, Falcon center easy to come back this room for improvement are still keying on the two- means I have to play Mike Hartman is not a one- year. Right Harty? time Central Collegiate tougher and stronger on man offensive show. Far "How well your line does 'i've been working on Hockey Assn. second team the puck." all-star selection. Like from it depends on how well you something John Mason Mike Hartman, high- know the players on your (Falcon assistant coach) Western Michigan during Sure, the talented junior Tuesday night's 5-2 league flying Falcon icer, warns line," he said. "If you have told me a couple of weeks Boston University: he has anchorman from Toronto ago during practice," he wia holds or shares 10 Falcon three individual players teammates. out there, it won't work. said. "He said everytime I "Even Tuesday, Western scoring records. Sure, he pick up the puck I should leads his teammates in "But Murphy and I had the same line on us in "It just so happens that scoring this season with compliment each other. I shoot it as hard and as fast the first period," Hartman it's me scoring now," nine goals and five assists. don't have to look around. I a I can, like Gordie Howe said. "In the second Hartman said. "It might Sure, he's scored in each of know he'll be there. It (player-coach of Houston period, they figured they be John Marshall, Mark the past four games. helps you if you don't have Aeros of World Hockey couldn't go into a defensive Wells or Paul Titanic next to waste time looking out Assn.)." shell. But a one-man team, or there." It's working. "It's just like in football "I've just been getting even line? Never. Hartman scored four when they key on (Dave) the passes. I don't feel like And what about goals, three assists and Preton. If it's not working, anyone can put the puck in NO, "Harty." as he's Crowther, the rookie from both game winners during they just try something all the time." Mike Hartman waits for faceoff called bv teammates and Melrose, Mass., who has a last weekend's two-game different." Not even Mike Hartman.