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Residence hall room rates will be that would make both groups of the University already has the land, each year. Hof told trustees within increased $20 to $30 per quarter dormitories attractive to the students, electrical power and water needed for three years after the expansion, the beginning next fall. but which would not force an the expansion, the project would cost course should be able to make a $21,000- The Board of Trustees approved a inequitable price hike on either group only about $105,000 Otherwise, the cost a-year profit. proposal to increase room rates at its of residents, he explained. would be between $200,000 and $400,000 March 18 meeting in order to offset an A major portion of the increased President Moore said he is THE COURSE is currently operating anticipated $600,000 residence hall funds will be used to pay off bonds for supporting the proposal because he under an estimated $18,000 deficit each operating deficit. dormitory construction, build up a would "like to see that every operation year. reserve fund for residence hall repairs that can be sell supporting is self- Although the board voted to accept STUDENTS living in Conklin f!all and renovation, and cover costs of pay supporting ."' bids on the project, it has not yet and fraternity and sorority houses will raises for civil service employees. Expanding the course to in holes approved the expansion. pay $200 per quarter, an increase of $25 About 10 per cent of the funds will go would permit inure people to use the Dr Moore said the University is now The new rate for Prout and Kohl halls to full-time direction in each residence facilities, thus increasing income, he attempting to verify estimated costs of and Rodgers. Founders. McDonald. hall to improve maintenance services said the project He said if they end up to be Harshman and Kreisher quadrangles is and cut down on vandalism. The expansion would be financed "quite higher" than expected, he would $205 per quarter. This represents a $20 through a reserve fund covering the Ice "kill the project." increase for Harshman and Kreischer THE BOARD also voted to accept Arena, the golf course and related The board also accepted the and a $30 increase fo Prout. Kohl. bids to expand the nine-hole golf course facilities resignation of Dr. Kenneth Mr Fall as Rodgers. McDonald, and Founders to 18 holes. Dr, Moore said the gull course would University vice president effective July Residents ol Offenhauer Towers will According to James Hot. vice be able to repay the funds within live I IV will continue on a part-time basis pay $235 a quarter, an increase of $30. president of public services, because years and still be able to break men as secretary to the Board of Trustees. This year students living in the older dormitories (Prout. Kohl. Rodgers, McIXmald and Founders I paid a lower Jailbreak attempt fails rate than those in Harshman and Kreischer. However. President Hollis A. Moore Jr. said yesterday this pricing system Davis trial postponed was apparently not very wise since most of this year's residence hall vacancies are in Harshman and SAN JOSE, Calif I AIM - One request of her attorneys. The defense trio who finally ended the discussions Kreischer prisoner was slain during a jailbreak had been scheduled to begin opening and demanded immediate freedom, Once the overcrowding problems in attempt yesterday that caused a one- statements threatening to kill the hostages AFTER SEIZING the hostages, the immediately. Success. The "Save the News" drive March 11 collected 12 ton* of the older dormitories were solved, day postponement of the Angela Davis trial. Two hostages were rescued three inmates had demanded that the When Zitzer turned to walk back into newspapers, computer print-outs and clean office waste. Proceeds their proximity to class buildings apparently made them more attractive uninjured. sheriff's department supply a getaway the elevator where the two others were from the campaign, at $12 a ton, will be given to the BGSU Environ- than the newer dormitories on the The jailbreak, which deputies said car with the motor running. Rosa said. holding the hostages, he was killed with mental Center. Again this quarter The News will sponsor the drive, fringes of the campus, he said. was not connected to the trial, erupted He said they threatened to kill the a single shotgun blast, Rosa said. so start your collection today. To date, 48 tons of paper have been on the second floor of the Santa Clara hostages if their demands weren't met. Deputies then rushed into the recycled through your efforts. THE UNIVERSITY was faced with County jail building moments before Eor almost two hours Rosa said, elevator to capture the other inmates the problem of establishing room rates Ms. Davis and her attorneys arrived at sheriff's deputies negotiated with the and free the hostages, he added. the courthouse 200 feet away Undersheriff Tom Rosa said three inmates-two Mexican-Americans and a white-came into the medical section Council to receive on the second floor of the main jail Toledo Edison plan ok'd about 8:40 a.m. and pulled knives with 12-inch blades on a 20-year-old woman The Ohio Water Pollution Control Electric illuminating Company, co- construed as an assessment on the secretary and a male public defender ROTC report today Board March 21 approved Toledo builders of the Davis-Besse plant. safety of the primary and secondary ROSA IDENTIFIED the dead man. Edlton'i plan to discharge recycled The board said certification is only reactor coolant safety," the board said. who was shot at the jail elevator, as The report of the College of Business Administration Curriculum Com- water from the Daws Besse nuclear foi i in rent water standards and is not Jacob Zitzer, 30. also known as Chuck mittee on ROTC programs at the University is to be presented to Aca- power plant into Lake Ei k to be considered an assessment or Stiff opposition to construction of the Williamson, a San Quentin escapee and demic Council today Certification ol the plan was needed review of the total environmental plant has come from conservation convicted murderer. Academic Council will make the final decision on the status of ROTC in order to continue construction of the impact ol the station groups which have contended that Rosa said the other two inmates. programs here. $270-million facility under regulations However, certification is a key step heated water discharge by the facility Norman Lucas, 22, and Ted Guerrero. The Curriculum Committee report was spurred by demonstrations established by the Atomic Energy in gaining permission to complete would damage aquatic life. They have 24. and hostages Sue Kawamoto, 20, against the ROTC program on campus and the ROTC Review last May. Commission lAECi a yeat ago construction of the plant, according to also said releasing even small amounts and public defender Alex Safunoff. 31. Hearings on the ROTC issue were held during the fall quarter and the the Fremont News-Messenger of radioactive waste could be harmful were not injured report compiled during the winter quarter. THE BOARD'S certification of to human life Lucas and Guerrero were taken to a The major questions to be considered by the committee were whether Toledo Edison's water discharge BOARD members also said approval hospital where doctors described them the ROTC program will stay on campus, move off campus or be modi- permit application met a March 24 of the certification application was Fewer than 15 persons attended the as " in an emotional state of shock.'' fied. deadline set by the AEC However, the limited to water quality aspects as March 21 pollution board meeting. Most The murder-kidnap-conspiracy trial The Curriculum Committee is composed of II faculty and discharge permit is yel to be granted projected in Toledo Edison's plans. of them represented the firms building of Miss Davis first was postponed and administrative officials. to Toledo F.dison and the Cleveland "The certification is not to be the plant or environmental groups. then recessed for the day. at the Shoplifting: even winners are often losers
By John Hardy store for the convenience of the errors, "you could have inventory LaSalle's chain estimated that 25 to 30 Many managers said shoplifting arrested for shoplifting last year were customer, or place everything where shrinkage if you didn't have any per cent of inventory loss is due to seems to be fairly evenly divided 21 years old or younger. If a person is caught shoplifting in employees can easily watch displays? customers." shoplifting. However. Frakes said he between students and townspeople. Bowling Green, chances are the store The advent of self-service stores Inventory shrinkage is accepted as thought even that might be too high. However, a majority of the ODDO SAID no one over 30 has been wili press charges moved items out from behind the part of the business, and most store UNIVERSITY students apparently shoplifters caught at LaSalle's are caught at Big N. Seventy-two shoplifting complaints counter, making shoplifting an inherent owners allow a small amount of their don't stand out as problem shoplifters college students. were turned in to Bowling Green police problem for retailers. volume for it. except at stores which cater to Young people, whether residents or However, arrest statistics don't last year. Most of the complaints came "It is a give-and-take proposition." Shoplifting seems to account for a students. students, seem to be the most prolific necessarily represent the average age from area department stores and Mudd said. "You have to present the relatively small portion of a store's According to one downtown store shoplifters. of shoplifters, since some may become more proficient as they get older. supermarkets. items attractively." inventory loss. manager, students are "no worse than Figures provided by LaSalle's for its However, since it is up to the store The protection manager for the anyone else." chain showed that 61 per cent of those • to page 7 management to decide whether or not MOST MANAGERS said they stress to prosecute, not all the complaints led customer convenience over store to an arrest. protection, but they also try to minimize thefts by methods such as "WE'RE prosecuting anybody, keeping displays low enough for easy regardless of age." said Wally Mudd. observation by employees. • • * ii assistant manager of LaSalle's. Doug Madar. manager of Nichols However. Robert Frakes. assistant Clothiers, said store layout could be manager of the Student Book Exchange better (SBX). said his store sometimes "A lot of retailers create their own hesitates to prosecute. problems." he said. "We catch a lot of juniors and Heavy shoplifting losses are one seniors, and we don't want them to lose reason Nichols is phasing out its slacks three years work because of a $4 book." sales. Madar said he loses more slacks he said. than he sells The shoplifting problem varies from "I can't watch over a pair of $8 slacks store to store, but many managers in the front when I could be selling a $60 believed their problems were no better suit in the back." he said. or worse than anyone else's. To distract potential shoplifters, one However. William Oddo. manager of store near campus prominently Big N. said there is more shoplifting at displays pins near the door. The his store than at most area businesses. management hopes the shoplifter will "WHEN YOUR security is good and be satisfied by stealing a relatively you catch a lot of shoplifters, you tend cheap pin instead of some other more to think you've got a big problem," he expensive item. said. "If you don't catch any IT IS practically impossible to shoplifters, you think you don't have a accurately estimate how much a store problem." loses because of shoplifting. There is no Because items at Big Nhep displayed way the management can definitely so they can be easily handled by determine whether a loss is the result problem. Losses are still "high despite protection customers, they are also easily stolen. local store managers are faced with the problem of of shoplifting, accidentally marking the devices used by many stores. he said wrong price on an item, or ringing up Rip-off whether to stress customer convenience or store Many managers are faced with a the wrong amount at the cash register. protection as a possible solution to the shoplifting display problem-should they plan the Oddo said because of employee I J/TK. %0 News. Wednesday. Match 29, 1973 Lerrers eDIT8RiaLS no voice amani letter spurs debate
I am writing in response to the Mar. 9 presence in our House of Peace is no the point of being repulsive. push us around", could very easily be the . On March 18 the Board of Trustees approved a recommendation letter on the Amani. I am sure my letter longer desirable" is a grave mistake. Repulsion leads to revolution. This start of violent racial confrontation this to increase residence hall rates next fall. will not be the only one you receive in The Amani, the House of Peace, should University has been lucky so far in that it spring. We knew the increase was coming. Budget Council passed the regard to this letter. stand for what it is named for. Would it has never had a major demonstration or recommendation late last quarter and all reports indicated the For, as most highly emotional letters, not be sad if the words on the wall of the violent outbreak. But unless care and The Amani belongs to all of us. This Amani (I have a dream...One America) understanding are carefully observed University belongs to all of us. If we arc ' trustees would approve the increase. it has the consequence of bringing highly emotional response from most students were just that-words? this spring, this campus may have a going to change the policy of either, let it What disturbs us is final action on the recommendation came at (both black and white I, I am sorry to say major race riot. reflect our intelligence, not our muscle. a time when very few students were even in the Bowling Green that my letter shall not receive half as ALTHOUGH THIS may be generally I feel that neither the whites or blacks Let us start to try and fulfill Martin area. The board acted on the proposal during spring break. much reaction as the "Amani" did. For known. I don't believe it has ever been want a violent confrontation. Such a Luther King's dream through • Not even the newly-elected student representative to the board. my article will attempt to analyze and stated So let me be the first to say that confrontation though could easily be understanding, not violence and Pete Kotsatos. was able to attend the March 18 meeting. warn of what appears to be an inevitable Bowling Green State University is started by this attempt to segregate the emotionalism. So the board voted on a proposal that affects every student who collision course with a racial probably the most racist institution of Amani. higher learning in the State of Ohio. This One group of .white students lives on campus, and yet there was no student voice in the confrontation at this University in the Gary Tarcy spring. school is middle-class conservative to determined "not to let 'those blacks' 369 Rodgers proceedings It appears to me that the Amani letter We aren't accusing the trustees of being sneaky little devils was uncalled for. Agreed, that most intent upon pulling a fast one on the student body every time they white students who have used the get the chance. facilities, have misused the facilities. But the next time they vote on a proposal affecting so many The white students have very often left garbage on the tables, and in general, peace struggle stifled students, we demand that they meet at a time when students just plain "messed up" the House of and/or their representative can have a voice in the deliberations. Peace. Because no one can even pretend we have a say in University The reaction of the Black Student This is addressed to the chairmen of complaint, but not with the extreme If I'm not allowed in your House of governance if a proposal as important as one affecting room rates Union calling the "whiteys"' habits the BSU and to those who share their measure of ostracizing "whiteys" from Peace, why should I strive for peace with is voted upon when the students aren't even in Bowling Green. "piggish and nasty" which led the BSU views. your House of Peace This is a personal you outside of it? to "the inevitable conclusion that your This is my personal response I feel blow to me because I have been striving I want to make peace, but damn it. your letter was a disgrace and an and have already established some don't turn me off. unnecessary retaliation to some rather really close contacts with black people. vague activities accredited to some I'm sure they would back me up in my Jerry Borer white people. complaint Man, you got some brothers 255Crim repeal laws cop out Is every white person guilty of such and sisters out here who give a damn offenses simply because he or she is Please don't shut us off when we have a white7 Or is it simply a few disgusting chance to eliminate, or at least, decrease After reading the letter which individuals making the mess while the racism between us. It is rather appeared in The BO News of Mar. 9, 1 rest of us still get the blame'' Whether ridiculous to fight racism with racism. on and off have a few comments you realize it or not, it is a matter of By the way. since I'm white, do you Now that the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug First, I believe it is the most racist, attitude or frame of mind to be dealt want me to withdraw my participation in Abuse has recommended the repeal of all jail terms and fines for bigoted and hypocritical piece of writing with, not simply the color of a patron's community projects such as "Feed the skin Children" which has been making private pot smoking, it is hoped federal and state officials will I have read in a long time The "Black It seems to me that the article by Mr. Power" movement, as I understand it, is donations to the Black Panther Party in take immediate action and follow the Commission's suggestions. 7 Burges and Mr Daniels is both on and off a sincere effort to establish civil rights I THINK I can sympathize with your Toledo target. Although the Commission ■ did not recommend outright and equality I, though not being black, I've never been to the Amani but I've legalization, their report is a definite eye-opener to officials who have these same rights. been to the Mid-Am Room and one has condone possession and sale of alcohol while they condemn only to look about him on campus to see K marijuana-just because it is the newer of the two drugs. IN FACT, if you were to bar whites the unconcern of too many students. ■ Hopefully, Congress, which chartered the year-long study, will from the Amani. you would be breaking I realize, only too clearly and laws which your people helped to [ • now realize the absurdity in sentencing and fining those who stop wasting space regretfully, the shameful habits of some establish. Also by doing this, you will students who just don't seem to give a ;■ smoke marijuana in private or possess one ounce or less. probably set the black struggle for B It should also be interesting to see if any of the presidential damn as to whether they bus their own equality on this campus back several table, throw their beer cans in a trash v candidates take a stand on the issue-now that it is "safe" to do years, a.movement, which after calling "Whitey. after observing your piggish complexes which evidently compel you to hide behind the reputation of an can or deface the dormitories where they S so. me whitey and a pig. you ask me to and nasty habits of you, who find..."' live. support Thus began an article published in the organization. If you are incapable of doing so. please It is an unfortunate fact of life that 1 realize whites may be messing up the Mar 9 issue of The BG News. what some feel that ecology should be Amani. but just think-maybe a few The entire poorly written piece of put your trash in the waste basket, not trash was an unsupported, highly bigoted the editor's mailbox. the concern of large industrial firms but blacks are contributing to the filth also. not themselves as individuals I BG You cannot generalize by saying this assault on whites who enter the Amani me news mess is caused by whites alone. The authors referred to whites as Dave Steen hoggish filth, among other insulting 260 Kohl Hall THE OFF TARGET portion of the Another thing you might think about is article, which I feel is unjustified, is the An Independent Student Voice the fact if the Amani were to depend on names Absolutely no explanation was given notion that one race has a monopoly on 600 people, the number of blacks at BG. personal neatness while another has for the written outburst of racial bigotry. to support it. it would probably go opposite habits Editorial Staff bankrupt. That, and not the meaningless names, is what angers me 1 was also disappointed I clearly think these gentlemen's The world we live in today is not a kidding ? opinions on this score are out of order. editor kejlhleen m. fraie black world or awhiteworld. It is a world that the authors felt compelled to hide behind the name of the BSU when, in The idea of ascribing a personal habit managing editor demon v. beck of iM.nn colors, races and like untidiness to color is ridiculous and assistant managing editor... harold a. brown creeds. Wherever you go you will find fact, all they presented was the BS. I realize, of course, that they probably In response to the letter by James a slander at innocent persons people of different cultures, backgrounds If Mr. Burges and Mr. Daniels had just editorial editor cynthia o. suopis felt mentally inferior to their fellow Burges and Clarenc Daniels concerning and ideas, all of which you will have to used the word "inconsiderate slob" for makeup ediloi katherine I. nation live with students of all races who are less bigoted the Amani, I can only say that I hope sports editor jack n. carle and more capable of understanding and you're kidding. "whitey" and "people" for "people of By escaping into your black world, it is color", I would have been glad to add my chief photographer keithh. meiser If you seriously think I. or any other a cop out. dealing with other people within our name to theirs at the bottom of their copy editor lisa m. boulanger society. intelligent student, is going to stay out of JimTuttle letter. entertainment editor gale e. bogle the Amani because of the habits of some 372 Rodgers A FEW NOBLE souls of every color of my race (of course, there are no are striving to establish a nation of piggish blacks) you're frankly, crazy. Rich Budd equality Most people neither contribute At this point, in order to maintain the 103 Anderson Business Staff to nor hinder their attempts. opinion of blacks which I hold. 1 will Unfortunately, a few selfish fools desire choose to consider these two people business manager philip a. slickney so they say attention so much that they will cause unrepresentative of your race in general, advertising manager vaughn e. rockhold any kind of trouble to get it. Of course, and of the black students on this campus when trouble comes, they quickly place in particular. I really hope I am correct let's hear from you Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall the blame elsewhere. in this assumption. Amani--House of Shirley Chilholm, (Rep.. D.) James Burges and Clarenc Daniels, Peace? The BG News welcomes all letters to Phone 372-2003 the editor and opinion columns Letters presidential candidate, speaking at the whoever you are. if you feel you have an Marilyn E Murphy IK. SO *•*! - ^»t-^ !-«*-,. ik. rntfvf, *-M*fl BMJ 'MJwtw .„W .... ••* MM. ■ -Mh **■ University of Dayton: actual complaint about whites in the may comment on any other letter. MWJ lh« WMAM* wiliwj VM«M ik. 4,it*.>, •* >*• •vtJkatMm CWIMN w> ».-H.~, OM- V.I. U» 251S Prospect Apt C MOBI Amani. please express them instead of column or editorial 1 Optntim SSSWS1SS Ml MMMMI ...'«*- •> «KM f«h»*i« m ik. H.-, M> ... NKNMV ,.«„. ik. "I've never teen any place more hung wasting space with meaningless names Letters should be a maximum of 300 I|"»I1 •> 'k. MMM| M-WWl hMV*. « .t.M • Ik. b.l. rf Olw> 0|*M «1W«MMl t* («• words, typewritten We ask that wmM*. d. MM MBMMnty -.«•<• ik. ipim.f .* ik. 16 Htwt l*-«k .- ik. 10 N.«, ..*«. ik. ». up on irx-phyiirilly, psychologically, Futhermore. it would be appreciated if ** •> ik. —|any *r M-toi •> i k. to N. n Nss -< SM*4 emotionally and intellectually-.than the you would use proper grammar, which columns be no more than four typed good old USA." might eliminate the inferiority pages triple-spaced contradicts The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these limits, with respect to the laws of libel In response to the letter of Mr. Burges and proper taste and Mr. Daniels of Mar. 9.1 would like to Letters and columns must include the point something out to them before they author's name address and phone decide who belongs where at this number and may be mailed to the University. Editor, co The BG News. 106 I would like them to know that it was University Hall the "•whitey" administrators of this school that appropriated the thousands of wasted dollars to fix up the Amani the way the BSU wanted it in the first place Also meal ticket money that students pay to eat in Commons helps to finance nice going operations of the Amani
IF THE AMANI is to remain the House of Peace, the intention was peace Recently, many students from the between blacks and whites. Segregated Bowling Green campus came to the aid to one race, the name is contradicting of my family when our home was burned itself. out on Ridge Street. Mar. 10. It's about time you learned that black Speaking for myself, my husband and pride extends no further than the four children, we wish to thank the contribution you make to society...that Omega Phi Alpha service sorority and means not a white society, not a black all those students who contributed food society, but an American society The and clothing at a time when my husband sooner we learn that the better we'll all was hospitalised. These donations will be be. appreciated in weeks to come. If you want to segregate your House of I wish to thank Mrs. K. Hancock at the Peace let's see the BSU finance it by Kreischer Dining Hall who gave of her themselves. I won't mind them having time and effort to make the donations of the Amani all their own, just as long as food possible. we can keep blacks out of the Union and I would also like to thank the students the Mid-Am Room. of Ashley Hall for their donation of money.
Jeff Korona Mrs. Earl Winnick 707 Third St. Apt. D 708 South College The M Newt, WWmJn, Mtwti 79, 1972/f^. 3
Price r/se predicted 5- Dining halls show loss
By Scott Srredon American room lost $1,116 in February profit of $5,145 memo In May to the homes Staff Reporter January, but gained $4,010 in after a January deficit of of students who will be February. $346 eating In the dining halls Food Services ended The Amani room showed In other action, next year, explaining the February with a yearly an even bigger gain, with a Scheuerman will send a rise in individual food items fi:>cal deficit of 179.391. even in the dining halls for next though January and year. February ran a profit of almost $50,000. Voter registration THE MEMO says the However, according to J. new pricing program has Claude Scheuerman. vice three purposes: president for operations, -to meet the needs of the losses in March "may well deadline Monday students who do not eat wipe out the entire January- every meal and desire an February gain,'' plunging unregimented routine; Food Services further into Persons planning to vote in at the Office of Voter -to enable the Food debt the May 2 primary election Facilitation. 325 Williams Service department to offer Scheuerman said spring must register by Monday. Hall many menu items that were vacation, which entails April 3. Information about out-of- previously infeasible; 'Hof ash' s/gns posted paying for labor and fixed The Wood County Board of state student voter -to combat prices by costs without any income, is Elections. 500 Lehman Ave.. registration is also available eliminating free "seconds" why the dining halls will lose will be open today from 8:30 at the voter off ice and waste. Ash fallout warning signs are being posted in all The Board will not hear any damage claims filed after money in March. a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 University parking lots to eliminate claims of damage to posting of the signs is complete p.m.; tomorrow. Friday and motor vehicles by hot ash from the University heating Robert I! Baker, president of the board, said since the A FURTHER cash Monday from 8:30 a.m. to 9 plant smoke stack signs indicate people are using parking lots at their own breakdown shows January p.m.; and this Saturday Drop-add until Fri. Thirteen signs were posted by Parking Services last risk, the board cannot approve their claims with an $81,427 gain, but from 9 a.m to noon. week and the remainder should be posted within two February incurring a $31,607 weeks, according to J. Claude Scheuerman. vice Scheuerman said he is not convinced the signs will loss. However, beginning Students may go to the president for operations. relieve the University's ot state's liability on damage February 7. students were Wood County elections office The state Sundry Claims Board, which handles damage claims but it will be more difficult to obtain compensation allowed to use their food to register in any county in in Grand Ballroom suits against state institutions, has approved over $7.MX) for damages coupons in the Mid- Ohio. since January. 1969. for claims of paint damage done by The University is meanwhile waiting for the state American and Amani rooms, Drop and add will continue through Friday in the Grand. hot coal ash fallout to motor vehicles parked in BGSU legislature to approve funds to convert the heating plant which took some income APPLICATIONS for lots. Ballroom, according toCary Brewer, assistant registrar. from coal to oil and eliminate ash fallout completely. from the dining halls. absentee ballots for the May "I have the hall reserved until Friday, and as long as Statistics show the Mid- 2 election may be obtained there are sufficient crowds to fill the ballroom. I'll keep it April 2-26. The ballots must there." he said. be returned by closing time Brewer said if the crowds dwindle, drop and add will be on the day of the election. moved to the Registrar's Office in the Administration Building Violence censorship favored Although applications fur Students may also obtain copies of their grades at the absentee ballots need not be ballroom. Brewer said copies of grades are available notarized, envelopes for the because "we realize so many students went on vacations Violence rather than sex especially in children." he either end of the age per cent of those over 50 per cent thought the ratings ballots themselves Wist be and then came back looking for their grades." was the major issue said continuum years old agreed with the were too vague, and only notarized \ Brewer said his office wanted to make sure the grades disturbing northwest Ohio Other areas participants The 50-vears-and older proposal five per cent indicated they Ballots may be notarized were put in a spot where the students could get them. residents taking part in a thought should be censored group and non-professionals Occupational level also weren't strict enough survey about censorship in were obscenity, nudity, also expressed a greater had an effect, with 84 per the motion picture industry. issues of social controversy, need to stifle antireligious cent of those unemployed or "SURPRISINGLY, per- Seventy per cent of the 211 profanity. antireligious and anti-American in non-professional haps, none of the 211 participants listed violence sentiments and anti- sentiments occupations favoring the respondents felt that the PETE & DAVI as the top priority for American sentiments, board, compared to only 38 ratings were either censorship. respectively NEARLY two thirds of the per cent of the students and ■ arbitrary, unnecessary or "They may well have a respondents said there professional workers. too strict." Miller said point." said Thomas Miller, Age. sex and occupational should be a censorship board Another difference was Congratulations On Being senior (Ed ). who conducted level of participants to prohibit showing certain noted between the sexes. Auiiralia A Blurxtar Down Undar Tha REAL truth about Australia. the survey as part of his produced little difference in movies Three-fourths of the women Mattad tor AmaHcant, high colt CMDUSS MAS SKI It Campus Handball Champs independent study project their attitudes toward what However, age apparently responded favorably, while mant bualnatt o]mJTama Soun
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Most of the planes are pri- By Scotl Breckoer the cemetery However, ACCORDING to negotiations for the land vately owned. Kaltenbach. there have been What was once the home broke down and the airport Although no airlines oper- rumors about widening the of Navy pilot training pro- was finally built at the Poe ate out of the airport, a stu- runways, but little has been grams during World War II Road site. dent can charter a plane for done so far. now functions mainly as a The airport was first anywhere in the United The airport makes its small airport for private air- named Bricker Field after States, Kaltenbach said money from student flight plane owners and incoming former Ohio Gov. John W. "Students can go any- training programs and flyers Bricker. Pis wife's parents where for the rate of 35 cents selling gasoline. The University Airport, once owned the site of the a mile." he said. 'All the If fly-ins and other pro- located on East Poe Road, is airport. individual needs to do is let grams could be instituted at no longer the center of acti- The 120-acre airport con- us know he needs a flight and the airport, additional vity it was in the '40s sisted of two runways and a we will arrange a charter revenue could be brought in The airport was built in hangar. Later two more flight for him." to make the facility a 1942 At that time, the hangars, a central control money-making venture. University was assigned a tower and a repair hangar KALTENBACH, who Kaltenbach said. Navy V-5 program to train were constructed received his private pilot "Before you can make pilots. license in December, said 16 money from something, However, since that time students are enrolled in the money must first be invested THE ORIGINAL plan was the airport has expanded flight training school at the in it." he said. "If the to build the airport east of very little The Industrial airport. University does decide to WMxyl Education Bldg. was later Students can learn to fly financially support the air- and get their licenses for port and expand it. then the Deadline near added and the largest hangar University The University Airport on Poe Rood services privet* pianos and alto oporatos a was taken over by the approximately WOO. Thirty- airport could become an charier sorvko, through which students can fly anywhere in the United States for student department. five hours of air time is integral part of the Univer- Steve Kaltenbach. one of required for a license sity system, and prove quite airport for 35 cents a mile. teacher forms six employees at the airport, The University Plying beneficial to the area as said the facility has no radar Club is also based at the air- well" Applications for students equipment When the Navy port. Students fly planes and wishing to student teach program was phased out. the participate in flying winter quarter next year will control tower was lorn down competition with other be taken Tuesday. April 4 and the radar equipment colleges during the summer. Sic Sic sez: spirit slipping starting at 1 p.m. Meetings became useless. Kaltenbach said the air- will be held every hour on According to Kaltenbach. port is in need of some 20 planes and one helicopter repairs. The buildings and the hour until 6 p.m. in the tried to guess who they organization now. including CRITERIA for member- THE ONLY woman in the Fink Dogwood Suite. Union are based at the airport. runways could be recondi- At one time students made tioned, he said. elaborate plans to ambush were all past presidents ol the ship center on grade aver- organization said Sic Sic "With the freezing and and unmask Sic Sic mem- "It's just the way things University, honorary mem- ages and involvement in tries to comment on differ- thawing cycle repeating bers during their Thursday are changing." he said. "1 bers and the six current campus activities. ent areas. "But all we can do NIK IS B00TERY itself during the late winter night excursions to post think that maybe in a few members. Approval of candidates is just try to really promote weather, the runways are spirit signs around campus. years it'll be back again extends from current mem- the spirit that the six of us STADIUM PLAZA becoming filled with pot- where people will want to Sic Sic is funded by the bers right up to the president have. ' holes," he said. But. according to one of find out who the members of University with an annual of the University. She said she thought it was the six members of this Sic Sic are. and it'll be a big budget of about $100. One "The purpose of Sic Sic is the responsibility of the stu- The sisters of year's organization, students game again." member said the bulk of the to promote spirit at athletic dents to become involved. SANDALS for Spring don't seem to "get as money is used to purchase contests." one member said. "And this is something we psyched for it now." THE SPIRIT GROUP was paint and poster board for However, another mem- are really trying to work Kappa Delta I '<• said students aren't as organized in 1946 by Dr. signs ber said a spirit organization on," she said. "We're trying from the collections of involved in the organization Franklin I'rout. former Two sophomores, two jun- "cannot really promote to get new ideas, trying to as they used to be when they University president iors and two seniors are spirit unless people attend find different areas in the welcome their chased members around and About SO persons are in the named to the organization. the...games." University that we can get Members are chosen by a Into...that might promote committee of consulting He said when response in more interest in the group." Bassweejuns 16 new members from the adminis- one area is poor. Sic Sic Another member said f*&£* A//? Mu-SHHoeiyi Sfz- tration, the Sic Sic advisor must find other areas to sup- apathy seems to prevail on Connies and the six current mem- port. Last quarter the this campus, citing early initiates back bers organization promoted response to the student co-op SPRUNG-W* hockey. as one example. Serenata by Dunhams Students can suggest for a great .)'m Swivc iv 'IKITO sfniue- "We want to promote Ke said many people don't J.U1ITH fl Sfjf-E possible candidates, who are hockey, in other words, we even hear about Sic Sic any- (fnitts a— rH»u. r-MecN then presented to a screen- want to promote the win- more. "They just don't care, ing committee. ner," he said. I guess." he said. Prices from $5.99 thru $13.99 spring quarter '"^IPB j)ne/imTyc£Aisi ■XS')ciMr7?F l5oo -p/»,iY ffBvj ermmn/f-s - inn*** *MO SPANISH LACE - ST«»li«,* «,i!»..WKO SHA plans expanded survey 8iw TWO PdiA GET one f>*m FREE -RoftcHT SHUTS ^-umres'Ato or*
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ByKarelKta. goals and desires of vocational counseling and his attention upon those students, what recruiters information about: and Nancy Wygant students and alumni guidance. courses or programs which look for in a potential The 11 articles which will prepare him for an candidate and what an --Products sold, ACROSS 49 Ox ef ancient organisation: 1 Feadal cit.tr. Europe. The Counseling Center ONCE THE student has entry level position in the interview is really about Ink. appeared in last quarter's produced or distributed by 6 Practice boxing. SI Permit. 23 Stairway peat. and the Career Planning Hi; News are an example explored opportunities work world. can check in with a specific companies. 10 Ram cake. 54 Having no crisis. 24 Kind ef banc. and Placement Office are of their combined efforts to open to him and has counselor from this office -Benefits to teachers, 14 Century plant. 59 Side dish. 21 By one's self. 15 Undeniable. 80 Kind of peach. two separate units within be of service to the arrived at a stage where he CAREER development at any time during their community setting, size 29 Talk eaadly. If Oppoaite el 41 Cirale's relative. or she is somewhat stay here or after they 30 Nursery word. the student affairs area, University community. may very well be and and salary schedules of 62 Craggy hill.. 11 Yellow battle but they complement each The Counseling Center stabilized in a career probably is an ever- graduate. specific schools. 17 Contraction 63 Author Leon. plants. other in educational- also works with students choice, it is time for a talk expanding and on-going All new seniors are --Functions and fastening. 64 Baltic .capon. 32 Speaker.. 11 Memory. 65 System: Abbr. vocational or career with a counselor in the process throughout one's strongly encouraged to opportunities with a 33 Least cheerfal. who want general II Barton. 66 See 19 Down. Career Planning and register with the office, 35 Seal or planning and implementing advising and educational- life. One aspect of a career particular governmental or 21 Worehiperi ef 67 Veer away. lign.turr. Placement Office to find choice which probably even though they currently private agency. falae sod*. 31 Engineering out how to implement that needs particular emphasis may not want to use the 22 Finniih capital. DOWN project. 24 Brilieh (an lype. 1 Parade. choice. for the college student is office's placement In addition, there is a 40 Merry. 25 Bloodsucker. 2 Limber. 41 Devili.h. The exploration stage of comprehensive graduate attempting to build services. 27 Ph.D. teeta. 3 Part el VS.NA. 46 Grooves. £/ isanello s career development flexibility into the library of catalogues, 30 Fungus reselling 4 Remainders. 4t Bother. includes learning about self development toward future IF A student goes to the resource publications, and from dampness. 5 Merchant. 50 Delay one's bed 201 N. Main 34 Poetic 6 Hit needs, interests, abilities, choices. placement office without other guide books for lime: 2 words. tooling Owi, Ohio contraction. 7 Tell beforehand. 52 Garden tidier. students considering desired life style and the Many studentsbelievethe any specific goals, choices 36 Creek porch. I Car. 53 Pride ef Teue. We UH Fresh Dough nature of different Career Planning and or ideas in mind, he or she graduate study either on a 37 Declared. 9 Winds on a 54 Recorded on opportunities which are Placement Office is only is usually referred to the part-time or full-time 39 Birds. spool. ribbon. 41 Kitchen spice. 10 Pan of London. FAST, FREE DELIVERY IN B.G. open, limited or closed Counseling Center to begin basis. 55 Roman official. for seniors. 41 Vegas. 11 Estranger. IN OUR PORTABIE OVENS 56 Afternoons: The stabilization period This is not true. All the exploration process. The distinct ways in 44 Daialing lights. 12 Bad-mannered Abbr. Phone |352 6782| or |352 5166| is reached when the person students who are This may involve not which the two office 45 " is Born:" Brrson. 57 Author Homer has narrowed down his interested in finding out only several contacts with complement each other 2 words. cards of grain. 5PM I AM OAIIV 2AM Fn A Sll 47 Former first lady. 19 Western defense St Cooper heroine. thinking to aparticularfield the facts concerning job a counselor, but also taking include: SIZES of work and a choice or outlook, which schools, one or two vocational -Career planning and • Ulmh Uhnk Hhuh It Mi decision is imminent. businsses. and agencies interest inventories. implementation as a Cheese 6120 11.50 tl.M $2 95 He also begins to focus come here to recruit Counselors from both developmental process Any I Horn 1.40 fl tO 2.40 1.4S offices are trained to which may include the Any 2 llama 160 3 10 2.tO J.M Any 3 llanu MO 1.40 a.N 4.4S interpret the results. services of both offices. Deluse 2.00 2.70 J.40 495 Welcome Back! Another way in which the -One office (Counseling Extra Cheese .IS .20 35 35 offices offices work Center) serving as a Onion .10 .IS .10 30 together is through their beginning point and the The Brothers of library facilities other (placement office I Mvth>« an end point in the total job
hOW*M I MM* THE HAM RAC ROOM process. PHI KAPPA TAU in the Counseling Center is -Constant interaction U.i kMNrihni geared to learning about between the two offices majors available on this --Trained professional invite all interested campus through cassette counselors in each office lln\ nllu r npi'Msn 30 tapes recorded by about 35 who are aware of and able Cartoootat? no men to an department chairmen, and to work with career In-Car Healers Availablt npllnll.ll I readings about careers development and OPEN HOUSE published by reliable implementation. professional organizations It is possible that the services provided to any Wt Would l.ike To Restricted and agencies. Welcome Sou Back To Tinier 17 RttJUaTM Thurs.. Mar. 30, 7-9 p.m. The readings include given student may involve Howling Green s At'ciiiiip.inying Parent educational background professional staff Swinging Drive-In required, nature of the members from both areas work, average salaries, working together as .i Irani FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY ONLY training requirements, and or on a referral basis for at 7:10 "Young Graduates" outlook for the future. each other and the at 9:20 "Cindy and Donna" Both undergraduate and student. FRIDAY. SATURDAY ONLY graduate college catalogues and other 'Red Badge at 10:45 "Fountain of Love" guides are also available. The library is intended as of Courage' WHEN THESE GIRLS PODIATRISTS an educational tool to be A Career of used during the student's ARE HOT/..THEY'RE exploration and to be shown Rewarding Opportunity specification periods of raiini'iti LifiHH RQPIQ l> A* Your Guidance Counee career development HOT! 0 K » tlTnlnO ■ i Jt-lU 1 » lor About Careen In Podiatry The placement office The film "Red Badge of I 0 0 \i A W '1 1 • N E SEE THE Tim Specieliied Field, Deallna library is mostly used to Courage", an example of A M i 11 H A B * F I ANSWER TO MIVIOUS PUHll With The Medical And Surgical find out about types of naturalism in American N E !.■■.' T S ,1 p i I f 0 HOTTEST GIRL SHOW c o HlMlAlG F R ■ i 5 A R s IN TOWN!! Treatment 01 Foot Ditocdats. positions offered in fiction, is being shown (TOUR nrcnn Need! Many Mora Men And tonight at 7 and 9, 105 specific educational, E H 1 R EH E M t N T Woman. Be A Doctor 01 s ■ business, industrial, Kanna Kail It is M 0 H S 4 R R A 1 0 P 4 Podiatric Medicinal T governmental and private recommended for students 1 N T r A D 1 t. T A RO M A agency settings. in both English 204 and 305 T A 0 s * A K E E s E R classes. ALSO available is Admission is 30 cents. ■fr-ft-ftft-fr-fraftftafrftti-TSrftfr r Ohio And The Nation F KARENc CHRISTIANEoHELGA Need More Foot Doctors *Thcfpuntain*UfrE, ^TST*T5TTTTFFFFi ~*m>~ CLaSSIFIED '«■' CROWN INTIHKATIONM nCtUftft eft
I AMPl'Sl ALKN1MH ..t Ml 7.124 K roommate needed lor OHIO PODIATRY ASSOCIATION BUMPER STICKER Your spring Close to campus Eor rent '71-2 bedroom fully Wednesday March Z9.1972 words printed on a 3x12" red CPEAP35:«Ni furnished trailer 130 THURSDAY IS BGSU NITE 2025 RIVERSIDE DR. COLUMBUS, OHIO 43221 Kcd Badge ol Courage" Viewing required by Mime Kng or green sticker lor II. Maurrr'i T. P. BG Ph 422 copies 25c '30 letter maxi ALL AREA STUDENTS $100 305 sections and recommended (or Eng 304 Public invited Would you believe thai you ««5Bor423 2700lorapp( 1051'anna I'all. 7pm Adm S0« The Snide Co Route I box M could have your own I.D.'s REQUIRED Blame Wash 9U2.W Women'g Hecreatton Ass«x- Leg Board Meeting While bedroom and own bath (or I male roommate to share STAWVM only 135 00 for the whole house across from frat row 1 Dogwood Suite. 7pm Hard color and B 4 W T V | SUNDAY OPENING Til. 3 P.M. - ADULTS Silo] summer at Winlhrop Good location. No car Many models lo choose Sailing i lull 266 Overman I'all. 7 30pm Sign up lor i it or Terrace 352 9135 necesaay 352 5640 Cinema Ul Indiana regalia from Contact RJ Appliance 353 2291 Apt for Sum Qtr for 4 4-man apt for summ sub malure F turn air cond- Free air cond and cable FREAK BROS No 2 is in Drawing table, ideal (or art private sun deck 4 off street ■mean centra «a»UT me mem comomtMl I rjBeTi. T V one block from campus coNcar or unomy taWWraWH REWARD PLEASE METAMORPFOSIS or drafting Call 352-7197 parking central location (all 352-7219 RETURN BILLFOLD TO Make offer i .ill M FS 30-4 30. 353-0065 Nale MclV.nald 416 lonklin Action Visla Peace Corps Bowling Green's only- BOWUNG GREEN — TEL. 352-0265 1 ■ 10 speed bike li'EAP' 372-5339 need graduates in Business. Preferred Properties offers exclusive recreation room I all Mare 2-3037 NOW! Monday thtu Thuisday 8 P.M. Economics Social Sciences CHERRY PILL VILLAGE Pealed Indoor Pool-Gas Large gold hoop shaped like and olher fields who are •NOWSHOWING • Friday 7 & 10 Sal 2 30, 7 & 10 Sun 2. 5. 8 P M w exclusive 4Ds Club and Fireplace-Parly Room earring Ken 354-6943 interested in a challenge SELL Sherwood 5 6800 Cherrywood Rec Center w kitchen facilities and bar stereo receiver. Ampex 660 £v« 7 10 9 30 Sat & Sun 2 30.4 40. 7 10. 9 30 Placement Office April 4-6 Model open 7 days a wk t-5 Outside Courtyard w patios recorder it 660 tapedeck STUDENT PRICES FOR THURSDAY RIDES Mon Fri 14 Sat and Sun and gas grills-Dance Area- Pnone 354-6975. 5-7pm AND SUNDAY WILL NOT APPLY TO - This week only' Free Easter Napoleon Rd phone 352-9376 Locker Rooms, all this "THE BEST MOVIE Flying lo Fla lor Easter Lv gift lvalues from 12 to 691 or 352-7324 offered by Preferred 'THE GODFATHER" BG Thur Mar 30 Return Sun with purchase of 65 or more 2 AR speakers Call Joe at 2- Properties ph 142-9378 or or Mon Need 5 people 1100 at VATANS 109 \ Mam 1673 Rooms (or men summer 4 352-7324 MUSICAL OF 1971." each Call Rich 352-7669 Engraving, no limit 8c a (all Quiet near campus NEWSOAV - Joseph Gelmis alter 6pm letter Royal portable typewriter Mrs Steidlmann 353-7574 Summer apartments il like new235. 353-4964 evenings Summer reduced rates 353- PELP WANTED The Peace Corps is looking 9863 352 1972 "ONE OF THE YEAR'S BRAVO.BRANDOS GODFATHER' lor teachers in Physical BUY 4 SAVE on high apt 2 F r-mates needed Baby sitter needed 3 5 30pm Education Industrial Arts. rent 8x40 trailer for sale 30 immediately Winlhrop S Sublet now - (or summer French and Math-Science ft from campus Ideal for 2 BEST FILMS." IK TIM'S FIRST REMIT SATISFYING. •* COMMERCIAL 3 afternoons a week Call 352-7849 school Brand new between 6-9pm. 352-7246 for projects beginning this students 354 1063 apartment (or 4 • University NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW AMERICAN FH.M ONE « THE MST ■HUTU AND MRM NEWSWEEK-Paul 0 Zimmerman summer and fall Placement Student apartments The Village For Information call LOS ANGELES TIMES -Charles Champlin CHRONICLES or AMERICAN INE End DESIGNED »TITIN»I Seniors or undergrads with Office Apr 4-6 160 rvcle for sale Call 354 Quiet Ones 353-9663 352-1972 372-5795 ASSOCIATED PRESS- Bob Thomas THE UNIT. Of POTMAN ENTERTAHMENT.'' inuttive Sun now in a 9561 LOS ANGELES HERALD-EXAMINER - Bridget Byma VW»"C»-t. NrV- Tor» TkMtM career leading to money. MACRAME SUPPLIES CUE-William Woll Bowling Green's only 2 female roommates needed NEWSDAY - Joseph Gelmu "» SUPERIOR WORK tf POf UlAR ENTERTAINMENT I security and happiness linens, yarns, beads THE 65 Fonda 300 best ofler also exclusive recreation room. tor Summer Qtr June rent GROUP W BROADCAST - Bob Salmaogi MWIMU US If THE IAM1MEI PlEAJtHUJ Of THE 01B- Send name, address, phone WORKING HAND CRAFT B4W TV - (25 call 354-1283 Heated Indoor Pool-Gas free'Call J62-7915 FASNiGNED 8ARBITER MVKSI WNAT HHMU COtJlO WE number to The Collins CENTER 515 Conneaui 353 fireplace-Party Room Company. 3156 E State SI 9932 1967 Cougar 6800 or best POSSIBLY WANT FROM A MVK7 NOW OfTEN, THESE 1ATI w kitchen facilities and bar- Preferred Propenies offers Fremont. Ohio 43420 "Her Call 372-1647 Outside Courtyard w patios CHERRY HILL VILLAGE "BEST DIRECTOR D« WE SET ARTTHttK LKE »U THAT? Congratulations 10 Stu 4 and gas grUls Dance Area- w exclusive 4Ds Club and OF THE YEAR- WANTED Janey on your DG-Phi Dell '64 VW Bus. new engine, Locker Rooms, ell this Cherrywood Rec Center "THE BSOFATHER' IS A arOTIE THAT SEEMS TO HAIE pinning The Brothers clutch, muffler, gas heater offered by Preferred Model open 7 days a wk M KEN RUSSELL" EttflYTHINGI WARMTH, IMXENCE. NOSTALGIA, THE NEED Someone to ride 6496 Call 362 7210 between 5 Properties ph 352-9378 or Mon Fn 1-5 Sat and Sun CHARISMA Of MARION IRANM M ME If IMS F.NEST bikes to West Coast this Congratulations Tom and 46 352 7324 Napoleon Rd Phone 352-9378 NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW PEWOAMANCES.ANOTNE DYNASTIC SWEEP Of AN summer' Call Mare 2-3037 Vickl. and Al and Jonl on or 352-7324 your Phi Tau lavalierlng 60 Mercedes 220 S B excl ITALIAN-AMERICAN SANE WITH TNE WNH'I" Female to sublease now low Drummer needs band Call mech FM must sell 865-6684 rent 352-0645 or 2-3322 NEED DESPERATELY' 1 287 4097 Jell 4 Pain - best ol luck on F rmmt in 4 man apt lor Sp TWIGGY your Alpha XiPhi Dell 62 Plymouth rough outside. Apt bargain > 1150 Spr Qtr Qtr 137 50 Ap 4 May only PERSONALS pinning The Brothers runs like top It 1 p best Wmth S 1-2 F Call 2-4617 Call 352-5805 IN offer 172-2401 after 6. soon POETRY WANTED lor Congratulations Poncho' 352-0530 F Imle for Spring Qtr Close KEN Russell's The rto Itarfc possible inclusion In We're happy for you. Jan 4 2 F's wanted now sublet to campus Call 352-1662 cooperative volume. Include Shea Bowling Green s only Cherry Hill Pool, rec stamped envelope Editor. exclusive rec real ue room center 866 mo April free Student apartments, Trie Box 4444C. Whittter. Calif FOR SALE OR RENT Healed ladoor Pool-Gas 352-6216 responsible management. Fireplace-Party Room 3U-9863-362-I972 Hand and footprint tape' For w/kilcbm (acuities and bar- Preferred Properties offers ESHIM1 Farm background'' two rolls send name, address Outside Courtyard w patios CHERRY HILL VILLAGE Apt to share or rm lo rent In BOY Interested In learning about and 81 plus 25c postage and and gas grills Dance Area w exclusive 4Ds Club and large 2 br apt: now or another culture while doing handling to DaJay Locker Rooms, all this Cherrywood Rec. Center summer, close to library. 2nd GREAT WEEK! 4 something practical Join Enterprises Dept J. P o offered by Preferred Model open 7 days a wk. 44 $75 mo Call Paul Snyder ULV r^operues ph 3614378 or Peace Corps. Placement Box 51. Bowlatf Green. Ohio Mon Fri 14 Sat and Sun 352-7886 IPIINI) m Office April 44 43402 362-7314 Napoleon Rd Phone 362-9378 Tht iG N.w> W«dn«Ml«y, Morch 29, 1972/Fof. 7 Detection devices vary • from pnge I has been very effective. about the shoplifter young man has to try it once. A new device coming into If a shoplifter is caught, he "He benefits by being LaSalle's statistics use is similar to the system usually has enough money to caught," he said. revealed 53 per cent of the used at the University pay for the article he Some stores have arrests at its stores involved Library to prevent students attempted to steal. compiled shoplifting women from leaving with books that But why does a person profiles. Unfortunately, the However, caution in have not been checked out. shoplift'' potential shoplifter does not interpreting figures was A metal strip is placed in "Lots of it is just a game." always stand out from other 6nce again advised, since the clothing, and is only Frakes said customers. men may be more likely to removed by a clerk when the Oddo, who has worked in steal hardware or auto article is sold If it is not LASALLE'S protection Michigan. Connecticut and accessories than clothes removed, it activates an manager in Toledo said after New York, said shoplifting it Businesses generally lose alarm at the door. nine years of experience a problem everywhere.. small items, such as slacks, with shoplifters, he has Bowling Green stores are. sweaters, billfolds and SOME STORES require found few cases of "actual probably in no worse a socks. At Big N. records and clerks to make a list of need." situation than those tapes are often shoplifted garments taken into fitting Oddo said he thought a elsewhere, he said. rooms. Others limit the MANAGERS said they are number of garments which aware of the shoplifting may be taken into fitting problem and have alerted rooms. their employees to watch for Downtown stores also HHOHHB shoplifters. employ a mutual warning THEATRE Although some managers system. didn't wish to reveal what When a known shoplifter types of detection devices enters a store, an employee $1.00 calls two other stores and Tom EnncmoMr, freihman (Ed.), hat found on* way to got away from it all. Or they employ, the Big N Retreat management said it uses alerts them. Those stores in Every Thursday for BGSU perhaps ho has discovered an easier way to view tho campus in its early stages plainclothes people turn alert two other stores. and High School Students (I.D. please) of spring activity. SBX uses a closed circuit In about half an hour, every camera, which Frankes said store in town is warned Eva. at 7. 8:30. 10 Sal Sun at 2, 3:30, S. 7. 8:30. 10 NEW 3-D PROCESS CANNOT BE SHOWN Employment Opportunities ON TELEVISION/ . DON'T MISS IT/ Wm REALISM! Qi The Office of Career yet West Carrollton Schls.. O. April 17 (April7) Crestview Lcl Schls.. O. - Sidney City Schls. 0. - No Planning and Placement is Connecticut Mutual Life - - El. ed.. sci.. vcl music, Euclid Pb Schls . O. • All No report yet. report yet open from 8 am. to 5 p.m. Sales, sales mgmt. ind. arts, remedial read. areas. S. Euclid-Lyndhurst City Kearsley Conim. Schls., Monday through Friday. It Norfolk & Western English; voc. couns Kern High Schls . Calif - Schls . o 1ml art. speech- Mi. -No report yet. will also be open until 9 p.m. Railway - Econ.. mgmt. (Master's). No report yet. drama, Spanish. German, Lancaster City Schls., O. - April 10-12 and April 17-21. mktg. Woodhaven Schl. Dist.. 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" fteawa/TheMNewO l«Mi», 1972 JAW ,\*OC\ mam* Baseballers return with 4-3 \^HMnr.*;^r mark; host Cleveland today
Independents and conference foes on Frilling, who now owns a 2-0 record, hitters are Mike Wood with a 273 aver- this year's Falcon baseball schedule pitched six and one-third innings before age. Rich Arbinger at 259 and Pauk are going to run up against one of the getting into serious trouble when St. Miles at 240 strongest BG baseball clubs in several Leo loaded the bases with only one out The top earned run average belongs seasons to Meerpohl at 1.00 He is closely JEFF LESSIG entered and struck followed bv Frilling at 1.20 and Ric The Falcons returned from their out the next two batters to end the Richmond at 150 The three are annual spring trip with a 4-3 record threat Lessig fanned six men and expected to start this weekend in a over most of the same clubs they com- walked only one in two and two-thirds three-game series at the University of - -^ piled a 2-7 record against during the innings of relief. Cincinnati 1971 trip with much the same per- Frilling's other victory was a com- sonnel plete game in the last game of the trip against Valdosta State Edwards goes BG opens its home season today at ■ ■' 3.30 against Cleveland State Univer- Against Stetson University, the Fal sity Art Schoene or Dan Pebel will cons didn't get going until late in the Spunky Ralph Clapp, the Falcon captain, scurries home in a game agaimt start on the mound Both saw limited game and couldn't overcome a 3-0 lead to nationals Cleveland Stole last year. Clapp tapped out nine hits in 24 trips during the action on the spring trip Last season Stetson got two runs in the first inning Bowling Green will have one of the 18 Zoom spring trip (or a .378 percentage to lead the team. The Falcons host this same the Falcons smashed CSU. 20-0 and added another in the sixth Midwest representatives which will be CSU team today at Stellar Field. competing for national titles at the The highlight of the trip came when STEVE PRICE took the loss giving the Falcons split a double-header with Intercollegiate Athletics for Women up nine hits while striking out four and Gymnastics Championships scheduled defending NCAA small-college champ walking five. The Falcons were able to for Dea Moifief. Iowa. March 30-31 and Stickers successful but... Florida Southern College BG dropped collect only four hits in the contest the first game. 3-2. then came back to April I take the second game by an identical Pitting and pitching combined to Beth Edwards, a senior from score bring the Falcons two victories over Willowick. will represent Bowling Valdosta State and assure them of a Green and the Midwest in the floor THE FALCON win marked only the successful trip In the first game Val exercise competition She recently Injuries spoil east trip qualified for the nationals by placing third time in two years that Florida dosta came up with three home tuns Southern had. been beaten on its home all with the bases empty, but the Fal- ninth in a field of 56 at the Midwest field Jim Meerpohl got the win cons never trailed in the contest regional championships At the regional meet, coach Connie on the University of Maryland-Balti- are to improve, of course, but also to By PAUL LKHMAN Other victories came over St Leo, 4- Jim Salem got the win to even his Martin's team placed second to more illMBC) field stay healthy " The BG head mentor recalled that the success of past I. and Valdosta State 5-4 and 4 1 Losses record at 1-1 after taking the opening Eastern Michigan as II teams Despite a respectable showing on the were suffered in the opener at St Leo. loss at St Leo battled for honors in the Class II A ROUND-RUBIN tournament was lacrosse teams has mainly stemmed Baltimore spring trip, the Bowling 7 6. in 10 innings and against Stetson Division decided on and a capable UMBC team from a minimum of injuries." Green laerosse team's Victoria* appear IN THE second game against Val- routed the Falcons. 12-2. The stickers University. 3-1. 3IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUJ Pyrrhic in nature as cosily injuries Cochrane is moving people around to dosta, the Falcons jumped out to a 3-0 i" bounced back and overlook Drexel have created several new problems new positions this week in an effort to In the opening game against St Leo. lead aftei five innings and added University of Philadelphia. 4-2. in the fit people in lie's also looking for a new Falcon pitching gave up 12 walks and another run in the eighth Valdosta's Soccer meet 1 second game ol the afternoon The biggest of the injuries appears to face-off man to take Hi andinan's place hit two batters to give the Monarchs 14 lone run came in the seventh inning on A rainy, cold afternoon set the stage be to senior midfielder Barry Brand free bases However, following the a home run All varsity soccer players and I for the University of Delaware game at The stickers open at home this Satur- man. Brandman. the team s face oil opener the Falcon pitching staff other interested persons are | Newark The field rapidly turned into a day against Michigan and have three specialist, pulled some ligaments in his improved with each game Leading hitter on the Southern swing invited to a spring meeting this | knee whjrn he collided with teammate quagmire but the Falcons were not games scheduled next week The game was captain Ralph Clapp. who had nine Purling was the key in the Falcons' 4- afternoon between 3 30 and 4 on = Terry Cameron in the last spring game affected by the weather and posted an begins at 2 p.m. at Doyt Perry Field hits in 24 trips for a solid 378 average 1 win over St Leo Sophomore Mike the varsity soccer field against Franklin-Marshall The injury H-2 victory Saturday. Three of Clapp s hits came in the last niiim in IIIIIIIIII in IIIIIMII= could sideline Brandman for the entile The BG defense held the Fighting game against Valdosta Other leading season liens scoreless throughout the second half, while Decker again captured scor- Other than that coach Mickey ing honors with four goals. Where's BG? people ask; Cochrane was pleased with the spring trip. "We found a little depth in some THE LAST game of the season was areas we were concerned about." he against Franklin-Marshall in Lan- 1 said. Fortunately, our play was pretty- caster, Pa Following a sluggish start, good for the early time of the year, which saw F-M score four goals in the Sink and Wottle reply especially the way we played in the initial period, the defense stiffened and Franklin-Marshall and Delaware Turevon made 15 saves games." Led F.lsmo picked up two key assists By JACK CARLE THE NEXT race was the two-mile THE STICKERS opened their "little to help bring the stickers back while Sports Editor season" against the University of Balti Cameron and Mike Wilcox each had and Sink, running in his last meet as a more Goalie Lauri Turevun made 15 two goals DETROIT During the recent two- collegian, came from last to lust to win saves to lead the defense, while a con- In addition to lltandman. Cameron day NCAA indoor track meet here the event in the I line of 8 36 5 trolled offense scored on live of nine was slightly shaken up during the trip many of the participants, fans and They gave me such a bad position in shots. Bob Decker led the scoring with and hasn't returned to full capacity yet. press people were asking where is the two that I had to start oul in the BG's first two goals of theyqar Bill Dencker and Paul Wayne both Bowling Green? Who is Howling back ol the pack " said Sink I don't received Shoulder injuries on the trip. Green'' start mov mg until the mile mark and I The following Monday the Falcons Wilcox sustained a thigh bruise which fell I was kicking all out with two laps practiced with Towson State College The reason for the questions was the has hampered the starting freshman to go The only thiruj that kept me going and played well in a lull-field scrim back-to-back performances ,>t Dave defenseman Rich Alpert is expected to was that 1 knew 1 could beat all the Wottle and Sid Sink on the first night of mage and speciality icxti.i mail return to the line-up this week, after guys in the race " offense and man-down defense I Hard-throwing right hander Jim Moorpohl (toft) the meet recovering from a severely sprained was one of the important cogs that helped BG to a Sink had been bothered by the flu ankle Wottle. who had qualified for four A combination of fatigue anil 4-3 spring record. He clipped Florida Southern before the meet and really felt it during University, the defending small-college champ. event! and the distance medley won (isappointnient handed the stickers "WE CAN'T take very many more the 880-yard run in a school record time the two-mile leir only loss of the journey A injuries or we'll be really hurting.'' of 1:51.8 But it didn't come easy scheduling blunder found three teams said Cochrane. "Our two biggest goals "I'VE NEVER hurt so much in a race before in my life." Sink con- "1 RAN A real stupid race, said tinued "Afterward. I had a bad pain in Wottle "I got boxed in and there was Golfers reach goals my chest and I had a hard time breath- In rags-to-riches story no way 1 could get out We came by the quarter in 57 9 and we ran that fast ing " By JEFF MAYS Cincinnati, with Ihe Kiickcves and the in practice I started looking for an The tracksters didn't do any more Sports Writer Bobcats Iresh from third and fourth opening and when it came I took it " scoring in the meet until the next day place finishes in the tough Hed Fox With a lap and a quarter remaining when Sink i three-quarter 1 and Wottle Faulk and Co. try magic Invitational at South Carolina It was mission accomplished for the opening came and Wottle shot 1 mile 1 combined with Ted Farver coach John Piper and his Falcon Piper plans to use the same six through it. moving from sixth to 1440-yard run and Craig Mac Donald golfers over spring break as they gollers who made the Florida trip in second I880-vard run 1 to win the distance med- the 27 hole 1 weather permitting 1 affair Most magicians usually have a dis- tenders for championship events. finished ninth overall in Ihe Miami That was probably the best I've ley Saturday, after playing a practice appearing act for their grand finale Although he is only in his thud year I Fla. i Invitational and captured the ever fell 1 just can't describe the feel round on Friday. Likewise at Bowling Green, a as v ai sity coach. Piper has the Falcons Northern division title ing I had so much speed." Wottle said Wottle ran the anchor leg and again "magician" in his own right is helping heading in the right direction toward a came from behind to again stun his "We set three goals and we opponents to turn the Falcon golf team from a Mid-American Conference title that surpassed all of them.'' said a very league doormat into a championship has eluded the Falcons since 1956 when Mac Dona Id led off with a 1 56 6 and pleased Piper "We wanted to shoot Farver followed with a 50 3 to keep BG contender by making a golf ball vanish Don Cunningham coached the linksmen 1,240 and we shot 1.230. we wanted to Into a little hole to the league crown in the first three Sink followed with a finish in the top 12 and we finished 3 00 1 before he handed the baton to When he isn't giving amateur magic ninth; and we wanted to be one or two Wottle shows for civic organizations, senior FACED WITH three straight losing from the North and we finished first " Rick Faulk can usually be found prac- seasons and a pair of last place finishes ticing another kind of magic on the golf in the MAC. Piper went recruiting in Led by senior captain Rick Faulk. the "THE ONLY regret 1 have is that 1 didn't kick with a lap to go in the med- links where he is ihe no 1 swinger on a the summer junior tournaments and Falcons placed six strokes ahead of the young and talented Bowling Green started talking the BG program to University of Michigan to bring home ley," said Sink "I was too content to learn potential swingers the Northern trophy . Faulk was low just keep close because I knew if I did FAULK WAS at his best last week as The Falcons turned in a 7-9 log during man for the Falcons with a 75 5 average we had it won with Dave anchoring." coach John Piper's linksmen captured Piper's first year and then fashioned an for the four-day tournament, including Wottle responded with a 4:02.5 mile, the Northern Division Championship at 11-3 mark last season for BG's second third-round 69 The Falcons had the low displaying as much speed as he showed the 47-team Miami (Fla i Invitational best wonlosl record on the links BG team score for that round out of the 47- the night before in the 880 and just ran (See related story on this page i still managed to finish fifth in the MAC team field past everyone with his kick Faulk. who was Bowling Green's low- meet but Piper has designs on turning The three wins gave BG a total of 18 man last year with a 78 4 average, that item around this year. FAULK FINISHED 20th individually points but it was not good enough to win started slow in the tournament with an in the tournament with a 302 total, and as Southern California had more depth 80 and a 74 He then turned his magic on Piper's recruiting is already starting as Piper said, "It's not only his scoring and posted 19 points. The Falcons tied lull blast in the third round when he to pay dividends with one sophomore that makes him valuable to us. but his for second with Michigan State carved out a three-under 69 and paced and two freshmen working in the spots leadership also." the Falcons to the sixth position in the behind Faulk Freshman Ken Walters averaged 78 2 BOWLING Green is the first Mid- overall standings Sophomore Steve Blowers of Ports- for the tournament and helped secure American Conference team to finish Playing on the tougher course in the mouth ranked second on the team last the Northern Division title with a either first or second in an NCAA final day. the BG magician fashioned a year with a 79 4 averaged and averaged backside 35 on the last day to finish indoor or outdoor track championship TV for a 302 total which ranked him 20th 785 for the Miami tournament. with a 78. Steve Blowers and Mark and BG joined Michigan State as the In 276-man field Blowers found time last summer to fin- McConnell were close behind with 78.5 first teams from the Midwest to place ish 12th in the Ohio junior and two years and 78.7, respectively, followed by first or second indoors since the meet SHOOTING IN the 60s is nothing new ago he advanced to the second round of seniors Jim Stone 18OO1 and Mike started in 1965 to Faulk Being a hometown lad from the USGA National Junior Tournament Gardner 180.21 Both Wottle and Sink won double ail- Bowling Green, he once fired a sizzling BG's two outstanding freshmen. Ken With the impressive finish at Miami American honors in the meet and Sink (3 two years ago for the course record Walters and Mark McConnell. both behind them, the Falcons travel to won all-American honors nine times as at the Bowling Green Country Club. averaged under 79 shots for the tourna- Columbus Saturday for a quadrangular a collegian in cross-country and track Faulk s magic is not the only reason ment. Walters averaged 78 2 for the meet on Ohio State's Scarlet course while Wottle is a four time winner lor the sudden transformation of the tourney and McConnell chipped in with They will face some tough competition Sid Sink Dove Wotlle MacDonald and Farver won the honor BG golf team from also rans into con- a 78 7. from Ohio S'ate. Ohio University and for the first time