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By Dave Davit turnout was caused by sabotage of the president, told the News that if Suff Reporter referendum Gamellia is convicted he will ask for Bugie claimed that the destruction of her resignation The future of the Student about 500 posters and the theft of about "Her (Camellia's) conviction will Government Association (SGAI is still 2.000 copies of the News prevented definitely impair her ability to work.'' in doubt because of the low voter students from obtaining information he said, "but I won't ask for her turnout in last month's student about polling places and times resignation unless she is convicted " referendum on whether to abolish the Two University women. SGA senator PLANS FOR another student present form of government Mary L. Camellia, junior lEd.i. and referendum are underway, according Students voted 420 to 144 on March 13 Joyce E Kraus. sophomore I Ed.) have to Christopher J Mehling. former in favor of SO A' s abolishment been charged with petit theft by student senator He said petitions will However. University President Campus Safety in connection with the be circulated this week calling for Holtis A Moore Jr apparently did not removal of the papers on March 13. another student vote on SGA's approve the results of the referendum THE WOMEN appeared at a pre- abolishment and the new SGA administrators trial hearing in Bowling Green Mehling said he hoped another moved into their offices Monday Municipal Court Monday morning and referendum would be scheduled for requested a trial by jury sometime this quarter DR. MOORE IS out of town and The trial has been set for 8am "The sabotage shows what a farce could not be reached for confirmation Tuesday. May 6. SGA Is." Mehling said, since a small on his decision about SGA's future He Petit theft-theft of materials valued number of students intend to keep SGA is expected to make a statement on the at below $150--has a maximum penalty intact matter next week. of six months in jail, a SI.000 fine, or Because of this. Mehling said. "I According to Douglas G Bugie. both think the next referendum will pats former SGA president, the low voter W. Randall Hathaway. SGA overwhelmingly *" Refugees flee communist forces

SAIGON (API-Virtually unopposed third largest city about 100 miles THE AMERICAN captain of an in their steamroller advance, com- farther north, fell without any real evacuation plane hurled deserting munist-led tanks and troops rumbled opposition when government officials soldiers to the ground and handed over the big coastal cities of Qui Nhon and soldiers abandoned them Before aboard women and children. and Nha Trang yesterday, routed the collapse, each city had more than Shops and hotels were closed and defenders from two more provinces 200.000 residents shuttered, and the U.S. consulate within 100 miles of Saigon and sent At Nha Trang. the South Vietnamese evacuated its staff and burned it* hordes more refugees fleeing for their commander was reported to have records lives. moved his headquarters offshore to a In Saigon, the only big city still in boat. The epidemic of fear and panic government hands, there were new Two hundred and forty miles to the moved in advance of the North calls for President Nguyen Van Thin, south, a trawler with 70 persons aboard Vietnamese columns, and government — , r II Oue to various factors, Bowling Groan's Hoini factory will close by next to quit and hauling a barge with an estimated officials were reported abandoning rQCTOry tOluS November, according to Peter Jack, personnel director of Heinx. Present Many persons were reported making 200 refugees from Nha Trang reported Phan Rang and Phan Thiet. within 100 employes will be offered positions in a Fremont plant. plans to buy their way out of the losing its propeller and taking on miles east of Saigon, apparently country, where North Vietnamese and water conceding the two provincial capitals Viet Cong forces now control 15 of the Hundreds of refugees and civilians without a shot being fired 44 provinces, or roughly two-thirds of mobbed the Nha Trang airport in The latest losses left the Saigon South Vietnam's territory, and efforts to get out of the city safely. government in control of only about Heinz factory to close down outnumber Saigon troops two to one There was hysteria at the Air one-third of the country's land mass Vietnam terminal where hundreds of and only one of the four largest cities- NHA TRANG. 200 miles northeast of people were waiting for flights that Saigon itself Saigon, and Qui Nhon. South Vietnam s never came • to page three due to consolidation, high cost

By Mary Zllello new system would cost us five times as at one time." Sorgenfrei said. "It Suff Reporter much as we pay now for the present would have depended on how fast the sewage system." plant enlarged and how fast the new Bowling Green's H.J Heinx plant Philip Fletcher, general manager of sewage treatment plant could build will permanently close Nov. 1. accord- manufacturing in Pittsburgh, facilities to treat the Heinz waste." ing to Peter Jack, personnel director explained that the waste treatment The equipment from the Bowling for Heinz. costs at the Bowling Green factory Green factory will be transferred to a The decision to close the factory was would increase from 155.000 a year to plant in Fremont. Jack said, where reached after the factory's economic about (300.000 if the company new jobs will be offered to the stability was studied and it was participates in the new waste employes of the closing plant. decided that continued operation would treatment facility. "That will abosrb quite a few of the not be economically feasible. Jack He added that the additional cost people losing their jobs," Jack said. said. could not be justified, particularly "But it's more than likely that Jack said there were two main since Star-Kist decided to consolidate everyone will be separated " reasons for the decision the Bowling Green pet food operation Those persons not interested in being "Star-Kist Foods, which is a Heinz to the Muscatine factory relocated to other plants will be subsidiary, has decided to consolidate Robert Sorgenfrei, executive eligible for a benefits package thai Bowling Green pet food operations at director of utilities for Bowling Green, Heinz has established. Jack added the Heinz factory in Muscatine. Iowa." said the city had been negotiating with "We're also going to work with local he explained. the Heinz factory concerning the industries to try to place some of the The Bowling Green Heinz factory increase, but did not know the Heinz people." he said has produced pet foods for Star-Kist plant instead chose to close down until The closing of the factory will also since 1964 it was in the newspaper last week. have a "negative" effect on a number "The other reason is because of the "We figured there would be an of University students who have been installment of the new sewage system increase in the sewage treatment for hired by Heinz in the past. Jack said. in Bowling Green." Jack said "For Heinz, but it probably would have been During our seasonal periods we the Heinz factory to participate in the stretched out over 15 years and not all hire roughly 900 people." he said. "I'd say at least 50 per cent are students " The pet food processing at the Bowling Green plant will eventually be UAO, Belkin Productions phased out by the end of tomato season. Jack said. Limited tomato production will be done at the factory during this year's season sponsor Starship concert Jack said both the land and buildings of the Bowling Green factory will be Tickets will go on sale Monday for Haight-Ashbury scene." offered for sale the May 4 Jefferson Starship concert at Jefferson Airplane was noted for 8 p. m. in Memorial Hall. such hit songs as "Volunteers." Tickets 15 for general admission "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to and $6 for reserved seats-also will be Love." available in the Union ticket office Starship includes former members Weather Tickets will go on sale at various off- of the Jefferson Airplane such as campus locations on April 14. singers Grace Slick and Paul Kantner. Rale or snow likely today. Hlgbs The concert is sponsored by Belkin blues violinist Papa John Creach. and la the low to mid 3*i Saow likely Productions and the Union Activities drummer John Barbata tonight e*di*g tomorrow. Low Organization (UAO). New members are bass player Peter toalght ia the mid to upper it*. According to Randy A. Richards, Kangaroo and guitarist Craig High tomorrow ia the apper Mi junior (B.A.I and UAO publicity Chaquico, Richards said aad low 38*. Probability of South Vietnam*** troop* Ml almost every available inch of the ship chairman, Jefferson Starship it a Their latest album. "Dragonfly." is precipitation 80 per cent today and 70 per ceal toalgbt. AAffCC PJfOnilC evacuating them They were picked up at Thuan An Beach lait week and descendant of the old Jefferson a million-seller. Current Starship hits ,I,M Airplane, "an acid rock group of the are "Fly the Tiger "and "Caroline " ' Wa* **■%••#» tok„,oDoMan9.(APWIreph*te)

The News has a new telephone system this quarter that will hopefully save about $90 a month in telephone Editor-372-2693 Managing editor--372-0149 costs, but the new system will require News changes cooperation from our readers to make it work Each department now has its own Business manager--372-0147 General business--372-2003 line and number, rather than the two- phone system; number system the office previously had. Each department can be called Advertising-372-2004 Sports-372-0148 directly. However, calls cannot be transferred between departments It will therefore saves money be necessary to place calls directly to Newsroom-372-0140 the staff member or department desired. r»a*» 3 th. »G N.wt. Wadnatday April 3. 1975 epiT8Riai.s major peace effort fails

him to reject the Egyptian proposal WASHINGTON The political THE SAME Democrats on whom Thus it can be said that Rabin's fragility of the Israeli government and Israel has relied in the past are those eliminate aid diplomatic failure has bolstered his who now are cutting American aid to a weakened American presidency political position within Israel formed part of the diplomatic Indochina How long can Israel be certain that quicksand that doomed Henry J.F. lerHorst MR. FORD'S position is almost the Kissinger's Middle East negotiations. this Democratic Congress will to Vietnam reverse. Having failed to achieve a continue its double standard of support Vietnam, the late 1960s: American soldiers risk their lives-and often These harsh realities are well break through-his first major peace for Israel but not for the other lote-trying to capture small, unimportant cities as a part of strategic perceived in Cairo and Moscow They effort in the Middle East the countries that once enjoyed the thus must be viewed as obstacles to President has lost stature at home and military operations during the height of the war. backing of Democratic Congresses and any early break in the Arab-Israeli abroad. presidents'* Vietnam. 1975: South Vietnamese soldiers and troops trample helpless stalemate a deadlock that heightens Just as Rabin was counting on Mr Ford is understandably vexed- women and children trying to get on a U.S. rescue airplane to flee the the risk ol a new war. Egyptian President Sadat demurred American understanding of Israel's but not angry-over Israel's failure to enemy. at that word because it implied a position, so Mr. Ford was counting on perceive the frustrations of its only Da Nang is now occupied by the communists, because the best military Meantime, there will be increasing formal peace pact he felt could only Israel's understanding of the friend among the major powers forces in the South Vietnamese army saw fit to turn and run. strains on the American-Israeli come from a broad consensus of Arab presidency's need for success at a The Ford administration has no relationship and considerable hurling and Israeli opinion at Geneva. Why did more than 55,000 American soldiers have to die in Vietnam if critical hour intention of deserting Israel, but it also ol private, if not public, accusations of Instead. Sadat agreed only to a "non- the cream of the Vietnamese army will not make even an effort to stave And it is a critical need, as Kissinger has no intention of allowing the US to blame that will help only the radical recourse to war." Kissinger noted somberly at last Wednesday's become hostage to Israeli or Arab off the Communist forces? Arabs and the Soviet Union. considered the difference to be more news conference policy Ironically, according to White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen. Kissinger came "within a phrase" of semantic than real but the Israeli Congressional refusal to support past The other day. Mr Ford reiterated President Ford blames these current tragic occurences on the failure of breaching the impasse between Cairo government did not American objectives in Indochina and the proverb that "time heals all Congress to grant his most recent aid request. and Jerusalem through his step-by-step Beset with political opposition from the erosion of U.S. influence in wounds " But time and U S money are This mess is not the fault of Congress' denial of funds to Vietnam. It mediating efforts his right and considerable domestic Portugal. Greece. Turkey and Cyprus not all on Israel's side does little good to send money to a country whose own forces retreat in skepticism of his leadership, Premier have had a corrosive effect on The hard fact of that is apparent in ISRAEL WAS prepared to give up Yitzhak Rabin refused the Egyptian the face of danger. America's policy for the Middle East, the weariness of congressional and the strategic Gidi and Mitla passes and offer rather than risk the overthrow of too More financial aid to Vietnam is unnecessary The United States has public support for South Vietnam and the Abu Rodei oil fields-its most his delicate coalition government. The Israelis, in fact, ask themselves Cambodia and in the polls that suggest already wasted too much time. and. unfortunately, lost too many lives to valuable bargaining chips In exchange Israeli's parliament voted 92 to 4 in whether they could trust IS a US willingness to support war only continue in this manner, especially if the people of South Vietnam cannot (or an Egyptian pledge of "nonbelli- support of Rabin's decision Had he guarantees of survival in the face of when America's national security is reciprocate equally gerency " offered a compromise to parliament. congressional restrictions on presi- clearly at stake Rabin's government might have fallen, dential action elsewhere in the world Copyright. lf», Universal Press a prospect that certainly influenced They decided they could not Syndicate Detroit Newt Lerrers assumes the responsibility of predators demanding from his actors the finest charges performances they are capable of I am writing this letter to call a stop giving, if tor no other reason than to to the unnecessary predatoriness ol on- fulfill his interpretation i which justly campus origin, is of no consequence should govern each decision, from clarified The real issue is that these people who choice of play to final blocking and leach off other people's property are performance I In the March 4 issue ol The BG News never apprehended or investigated by a I am generally impressed with the an article describing the ACGFA's responsible body acting talent at Bowling Green, but I budget deliberations stated that 1 think the time has come and has am similarly unimpressed land often "Weinberger said the professionals long been neglected to create a safe appalled l by the drouth of directoral charge 125 (or IS minutes ol lessons environment in which to live I suggest talent present in the faculty with one As those numbers, referring to the that doors of dorm rooms should gross exception I Ice Arena pros, did slip from my automatically lock when shut The duty of art is to explore and tongue I feel obligated to clarify I suggest too. that this Campus expand, to push boundaries and grow, The committee met all day Safety crew come out of their cars and and anything less soon becomes worn Saturday. March 1. to decide on the start hoofing it in dorms and on the convention and cliche, but it takes majority of the allocation rec- campus courage to take the risks necessary lor ommendations During the lunch break growth and nearly to a man the faculty a faculty member stated that his LET'S FACE it. there is little need directors opt for the safe decision at daughter was taking skating lessons for a "hot pursuit" by any of our every choice and their productions and paying extremely high fees. $2S illustrious boys in grey They just suffer from their lassitude and cowed per IS minutes 'If IT DOESN'T FLY, WI'D LIKE TO BE TEST PILOTS FOR YOUR NEXT SHOTI' might find a person or two ripping up a imaginations As the Ice Arena budget listed total smoke detecter Or. pulling a fire Bad theater is still bad theater, fees paid by the professionals (or ice alarm regardless of its aspirations or rental as 16000 per year there appeared For those of you who think this type political considerations (read to be a discrepancy somewhere of police show of force is against your "Educational Theater versus At the afternoon session I brought rights to privacy, than you have not Professional Theater." aphorisms for this discrepancy before the committee, had the opportunity to be "ripped the same process, and in fact I'll (the faculty person had left to meet ust for loughs off!" venture to say that the term other obligations! This is just for the record, those of "educational theater" arose out of the you who have managed to make it into need to rationalize gutless theater I. RATHER THAN stating the $25 By DarrylP Rolaade III his leader As il to punctuate his next machinery for one side to initiate the college and have found no better way to figure with certainty as the article Gaesl Studrii < ol.mnl.i statement, the speaker had picked up confrontation and the other to answer express yourselves than to steal from IF STUDENTS in the theater implied. I relayed what the faculty some muck Irom around Ihe soapbox it1 That means there wont be much others, is pretty low indeed department (eel anger and frustration person had said and stated that if this The time of day was unclear to me. and Hung it against the rack on the wall energy left to support a program for Those of you who I am referring to they should at least direct their was true then perhaps the Ice Arena but 1 do remember walking down the behind him. skillfully blending this progress No program, no work* All we have no real need for college, for you criticism to the problem mot the should investigate raising their rental cobblestone road in the rain and motion into his narration need to do is talk! See''" have not yet learned the fundamental critic, who is more historian than fees as a means o( generating more coming within range of a huge crowd ol The speaker was surprised to find his priorities that the majority of college seen, and demand that their directors income people standing in a semicircle, "Furthermore", he screamed. man's head was not wagging students abide by take chances, demand that as students surrounding a man on a soapbox "After serious deliberation with all the affirmatively And to you the thief, you have not they do indeed learn something about The actual recommendation passed important people around me. I am only acquired my contact lenses. 126 in characterization (other than walk- by the committee was that. The Ice As I drew closer, a second man could supporting a most significant change in "Yeah, Boss we sure have retained cash, and all my personal documents, through blockings worn out two Arena investigate Ihe (ee structure (or be seen standing behind the speaker the road we are standing on' We will center ring but most of the people but you have succeeded in obtaining decades agoi. demand that they be ice rental charged those who give and off to his side-apparently an change the name from SGA Avenue to have stopped watching Besides, the write-up of your immature act. pushed (and not pacified out of the skating lessons " assistant The one speaking held a SULane" what's the point of inciting people to I challenge you, to return Ihe director's (ear ol alienation and hence I would like to emphasize that the $25 microphone in his hand and was "Yeah, yeah'" exclaimed his cancel each other out if we are not aforementioned items, in replace of reduction of people to audition (or their figure was expressed as a rationale to screaming into the instrument assistant. Tell It like it is' going anyplace-us included''" your decency crowded twelve-production calendar!, recommend investigation, and not as By now. more than hall the people For the first time, the Rabble demand honesty and talent. fact. Immediately it was obvious this had i lu-n backs to the speaker In total Rouser looked puzzled Suddenly he Diane Gresslev imagination and thoroughness, A phone call from one of the skating lellow had charisma, but his voice was disinterest, they heard but were not was no longer so confident or arrogant 129 Mac West integrity and passion, and in other pros. March 4. and further strong and raspy More importantly. listening His voice waivered and began to trail words, demand good theater investigation by Ihe original faculty his words were such that 1 could easily off People began to leave in complete It's happening at other schools and it source both affirm the accurate rate as term him a Rabble Rouser Already Completely unaware that he was not silence rev/ewer should be happening here (13 per hour not $25 per quarter hour many around him had surmised his reaching the majority ol the crowd, but role and "turned him of I " himself captured in the ferment of As the minutes laded into hours, Randy Michael Signor Michael Weinberger some close around him. the Rabble fewer and fewer were left standing at not to blame 412 East Court 831 SUndish Dr As I edged into the crowd, the orator Rouser droned on and on the corner, until only the speaker pointed down to his feet where there himself, remained Finally, he realized Admittedly, the theater reviews in stood 18 baskets of balls He spoke o( FINDING the opportunity. 1 inched this and slowly stepped off the The BG News are less than critically losing eight baskets to a worthless my way through the crowd to a point soapbox, very much cognizant ol the outstanding, but 1 doubt If it's due so cause and that there should have been just in Iront of the speaker and his muck surrounding him much to Dan Dlugonski's competency sr- THe BG news 26 baskets at his feet, nothing less assistant The latter now walked over than it is to the editorial limitations to his companion and whispered. "Sir. GATHERING UP his electronic imposed by The BG News in their THERE WAS no denying some in the some ol the people here suggest we equipment, he trampled through the misguided notion of what a review is •DtroeMi STAFF audience believed this also and were allow them to set up another box on the mud onto the cobblestone road I supposed to do l and therefore how it is •*"•• cv. in m. haiku managing callac ... , carl a. rtwuwchy stirred by his manner In turn he opposite side of the street " decided to follow him hoping to written I. "**i anwar aaraaia HI allvci adroitly sensed this and continued to However, the letter of March 7. discover his Identity Trailing him at a ■ Ml MMina ■*'— h"in I. dufai exploit the mood ol a large minority What'' exclaimed the Rabble distance, we walked a mile or so until concerning Dlugonski's reviews is actuarial «ftM> Ian*) I. taraara who were still listening Rouser. "Competition'' On the he came to a three-story, brick what an educator would phrase as makava •dil*. karhryn m. murray contrary, we should charge them all building functionally illiterate, and the notions mmik h. aiavar Meanwhile, his erstwhile assistant for the priviledge of listening to us'" expressed there of what a review is or latjMt *»• hi may was wagging his head in agreement Gazing intently from behind a tree. I is not are as ill-conceived as they tray •*Ut cnary c. H**aini accuse Dlugonski of writing and The with his every word Now. again his aide was tugging at saw the man look timidly to the left, ■USINUSStAf* Now a few people in the center ol the his sleeve and suggested "Do you then to the right He produced a key BG News of editing and printing. await*** MSMMM chattel i aefctrain crowd grew restless, and finally an want to sav a good word about and let himself into the building Only The play should stand alone, without need (or the audience to interview the aaWHatna mnafar mha.d 4. Iraaadiai older gentlemen raised his hand and WUe«?" then did I notice the sign hung above MMa m»in|li Ink* a. rarhanbarf said. "Do your words have any "Naw." slurred the speaker the doorway It read: The BG News " director or have any previous constructive meaning'' Or are you "Well then, a good word for The last I remember I was hoping experience necessary for Tha M Haw. 11 p.Hitiil MwwJay ttesaah rViaay tWrina. *a taavlar cchaai yaar. saturating the air waves around us so Morrow or Olson'" persisted the this guy bad seen the light I knew be understanding at least in parti, or and a*» a waak aMaa, in* —MM maim. anahr avrhariry at tha PaWkaMam that we have little choice but either to assistant had lots of talent that could be put to else theater has become so narrowly OMSMMM al SawtSaj Oraaa f*M* UarnanMy. become inflamed with your cause or use in leading the people toward a performed that only theater majors Oalawaa a.inni. I* iStmajl mtt—m at calami la rha Nawt a* nat ncemiitfy rattan tha iilnlim m ma Unhide, AaWnailtaliin, faculty at itaH ar rha Saata al walk away from here'" THE BARKER carefully covered the unified goal whereby all would benefit and other actors may fully enjoy it. OMa. Icatartab ratten rha calalcac at th* «ia|cilr, al mimam al lha M Haw. microphone and retorted. "Look which I strongly believe should never aatoarlalhaari. The Rabble Rouser quickly warned dummy' We're not in the business to If he would only accent the positive be allowed to happen in a sharp tone. "We will allow you to build people up just tear em down and eliminate the suddenly, someone Shakespeare wrote for the common Mnarial and tank-Ma OMca. talk as long as you please, but be The rule in this game is to generate jarred my elbow and I awoke from my man and the comman man should lOaUarfvartttvrtea careful not to say anything." His confrontation hopefully to uncover daydream to find myself sitting in expect to leave Ihe theater enlightened assistant continued to nod his head in the most sensational negative points of Journalism 300. Newswriting class' and entertained rather than bewildered TaUPHOtaB the background an issue In this way we arouse the Staring at me from my desk was my and conned MHar-Sri-ta*) The barker then shouted into the crowd project ourselves to the people last "paper" full of marks indicating maaaajna aanac-3'1-014f microphone. "And from now on. I as being not only very necessary but serious grammatical errors. But the IT IS THE director's responsibility aallmil ixiaa. -371-0147 proclaim that Kings will be Queens and also the best means to vent their professor had also made a positive to educate bis audience to the limits Cwaaral ■■irnia. 371-3003 Queens will be Kings And if you comment the word "ACCURATE" of hit vision and imagination, and to tttmmm »n-ioo4 frustrations Don't you see'' It's so team 171-0144 was boldly written in black across toe fully realize that vision upon the stage, hundreds of people out there don't easy to get people to listen to what's Mawamm 173-OI40 believe it. I will get at least 10 of you to wrong Tell them what's right and see length of the paper drawing upon whatever is necessary to vote and pass my resolution'" It seems like that word tells the do that. in "i I'll ■ " how much more work it is to get things mm 4m IIIIII an c»""—i 1 changed Not only that but by complete story in the newspaper It Is the director who casts the play, «*.il>l ■ I AGAIN HIS assistant nodded his encouraging confrontation, we force business But then again, one never for whatever reasons, and if he should M*. rat N. T laair in excitement while applauding them to put all their energy into the knows what people will do for a laugh. choose to cast Inexperienced acton he Wednesday. April 2. 1975, The BO N.wi Pag. 3 University operating budget tight newsnotes Senate talks of budget possibilities Hearst SOCTH CHARLESTON, W Va t APi-State and federal By LarrilK Jimtui THE UNIVERSITY-S edu Dr. Ferrari said the THOUGH THE operating W Randall Hathaway. University students voted authorities said yesterday they were checking a report Staff Reptrter cational budget comes from Budget Advisory Committee budget is tight, the Univer- Student Government Asso- to abolish SCiA in a special state subsidies and student is carefully evaluating all sity has received 111 million ciation iSGAl president, election held before spring that fugitive Patricia Hearst was seen in West Virginia A tight University opera- tuitions. Dr Ferrari said expenditures because it will in state money for new con- also spoke to the Faculty bieak University president overnight ting budget lor the 1975-77 State police here said a woman called them at 3 28 a m . The University received be difficult to maintain the struction. Dr Ferrari said Senate Dr Hollis A Moore Jr will saying she had seen a car carrying a woman who looked bieniuum was the subject more than $20.700.000 in University on the subsidies A new music building cost- decide in the near future yesterday of a presentation state subsidies and (IS proposed by House Bill 555 ing |7 million will be con- "THE FIRST question you whether the results of the like Hearst several hours earlier along Interstate 77 in to the Faculty Senate by Dr million in student tuition for structed probably have is whether election were valid Jackson County Officials in tiuernsey County. Ohio, said they stopped a Michael R. Ferrari, vice- the present bienmum he THE PRESENT budget there is a government." he Faculty Senate members president of resrouce plan- said proposal does not provide The rest of the money will said. "All I know is that Dr also voted on amendments car carrying three persons near Cambridge but let all ning and head of the Univer- Ohio House Bill 555. an for needed program be used to renovate Hanna Moore told our adviser to to the amendments of the three go sity Educational Budget educational appropriations enhancement, increases in and Moseley Halls, he said get in there and put them to Committee on University A state police spokesman said the detachment has Advisory Committee bill, would provide the I'ni- merit scholarships, library Dr. Ferrari said he hopes work " Governance and Reorgani- received numerous hoax calls this morning because it is versity with 123.790,000 for improvements or catch-up the Board of Trustees will be Hathaway said that as far zation I COUGAR I document April Fools Day bul the up had to be checked anyway An FBI agenl in Parkersburg noted that authorities Dr. Ferrari's statement the next biennium. an factors which compensate able to approve a budget as he knows there will be a which will replace the old receive several sighting lips about Hearst every day came in light of a » 1 per increase of $3 million for the underfunding of pro- sometime in May student government faculty charter cent salary increase request House Bill 555 would not grams or the underpayment presented to the committee impose a ceiling on student of staff. Dr Ferrari said by Faculty Senate March 12 tuition. Dr Ferrari said Daley This would increase the Dr Ferrari said the Uni- Lon Nol flees Cambodia; CHICAGO i APi Richard .1 Daley barely campaigned Dr Ferrari said the Advi- chance that the present 1210 versity utilities budget is for reelection, bul he is expected to win another four-year sory Committee has been tuition would rise approaching $2 million even term easily today as Chicago voters choose a mayor busy holding meetings with The Ohio Board of though the use of electricity Daley told newsmen Monday night he expected to win by deans, provosts and other Regents iOBR> also pro- on the campus decreased 10 new regime recognized a suliNt.inti.il margin He was a 58 per cent winner over administrators to determine posed a budget recom- per cent last year and the three challengers in the Keb 28 Democratic primary the needs of the University mendation to the state legis- University has been using The expected general election victory lod.iy will solidify for the next two academic lature for the next two cheaper coal which causes PHNOM PENH. Cam- The ailing 61 year-old U>n Political sources pre- Daley's comeback as ■ major factor in the Democratic years years. Ferrari said It would more pollution when it is bodia I API-With insurgent Nol and an entourage of 27. dicted a sweeping shakeup in party nationally -liter his ousler from the 1972 National No definite plan for a provide the University with burned shells exploding only 100 including Premier Long Ihe regime, with Ihe remo- Convention in a credentials light faculty salary increase has more than S28 million "We are buying the dirti- yards from his plane. Cam- Borel and their families. val of mosl of the men asso- been formulated yet. accor- dollars in subsidies with no est coal we can get." Dr bodian President Lon Nol took oil in a jetliner for ciated with Inn Nol and ding to Dr Ferrari increase in tuition Wallace Ferrari said left his country yesterday in Thailand as insurgent their replacement by men a move to pave (he way for rockets fell on Phnom Penh the Khmer Houge would be MONTGOMERY. Ala IAI'I -Gov George C. Wallace peace talks with the airport willing to deal with says he has set May or June as the time to make my Offenhauer East and Communist led rebels No major improvement in decision" whether to run lor president in 1976 He says it in University schedules West. Monday. April 7- He stopped briefly in Thai- Five howitzer rounds the government's military 900.000 letters soliciting funds Compton. Tuesday. April 8. land, then flew to the Indo- exploded 100 yards away as situation was reported any- "I believe there is only one thing thai will keep me from Lowry and Harmon. nesian capital of Jakarta in Lon Nol was helped from a where in the country. being elected president and that is not having enough dorm request sign-ups Wednesday. April 9; Mooney a jet belonging to the state- helicopter that took him to money to run a good campaign." Wallace says in the form and Treadway. Thursday. owned Indonesian oil cor- the airport from his presi- IN A RADIO address letters Representatives from the accommodations, priority April 10 Alice Prout and poration. Per lamina dential palace before his departure. Lon The letters, sent out by Wallace's national campaign University Housing Office will be given to students who Conklin. Monday. April 14; After an hour's stay at the Nol said that the "top prio- office, make no mention of the Democratic party Charles will begin accepting housing apply on the day designated McDonald East and Kohl. Jakarta airport's VIP room, rity is to bring peace" bul Snider, office director, said Monday the letters went to reservations for the 1975-76 for their particular HE WALKED about 10 Tuesday. April IS; he and his entourage took oil yards with the aid of a cane urged thai "we cannot be 300.000 previous contributors and 600.000 prospective academic year beginning residence hall McDonald North and for the Indonesian island ol and waved weakly before forced to surrender in Ihe contributors Monday from students Except commuters and Rodgers. Wednesday. April Bali accompanied by Indone three escorts helped him up lace of the enemy " presently living on-campus married students, all l«. McDonald West. sian Foreign Minister Adam the steps into the Air Cam- Applications will be students who hair Thursday. April 17; CIA Malik bodia Caravelle He said he would search accepted in the main accumulated less than 90 Chapman and Bromfield. Although he relains the the "way (o an honorable lounges or activity rooms of credit hours by September Monday. April 21. Dunbar WASHINGTON IAI'I -The Rockefeller Commission has LON NOL will spend the title of president. l.on Nol is peace" while abroad the residence halls from will be required to reside on and Anderson. Tuesday. been given a two-month deadline extension for its investi- next 10 days relaxing in a not expected to return to Two other leaders marked 8 30 ,i in to 4:15 p.m campus April 22. Ashley and gation of alleged improprieties by the Central Intelligent mountain top summer Cambodia He led Ihe coup lor execution by the Khmer ■ excluding lunch hour). The schedule for visiting AgencyICIAI Harrow. Wednesday. April palace overlooking plush that overthrew Prince Noro- If the demand for housing the halls to accept Houge-former prime mini- Vice Presidenl Nelson A Rockefeller, chairman of the 23; Batchelder. Thursday, green valleys on Bali, then exceeds availability of applications is dom Sihanouk and is on the sters In Tarn and Sirik panel, said the new deadline of June 6 "is one that will be April 24 continue on to the United Khmer Kougedealh list M.il.ik -remain in Cambo- met " President Ford extended the investigation beyond States I am leaving to pave dia the April 4 reporting date by an executive order As he left Phnom Penh, the way for a peace settle- In its 12th weekly session, the commission took the Indian government ment." he told his lop gene- It is uncertain whether testimony Monday from a panel of academic experts in the recognized Prince Norodom Refugees flee advance rals al a farewell meeting at lxing Boret. also on the field of individual privacy, apparently in an effort to draft Sihanouk's government in his palace Monday death list, might return recommendations to prevent future domestic wrongdoings exile as the government of •from page one Vietnam Half are by the CIA At least six of South Cambodia •THE COUNTRY now Under the constitution Ihe IN THE CAPITAL, scores The scholars were unanimous in favoring creation of a government employes and Vietnam's 13 divisions have At the same time, former needs your leadership I ask president of the senate. of persons were reported contractors working for public code of ethics governing intelligence gathering, said been lost either through Cambodian President Cheng for your unity in solving Ihe Lieut Uen Sau Kam Khoy making plans to buy their them, a quarter are Prof Edward J Bloustein. president of Rutgers casualities. desertion or Heng arrived in Pans and problems to Ihe best of your will become Cambodia's . way out of the country businessmen, teachers, University capture. said he hoped for a quick abilities." interim president Dollars were in demand, missionaries and other non- cease-fire in his homeland and the black market rate I'.S. government personnel, All of South Vietnam's for piasters shot up from 800 and the rest are dependents main force divisions now are BOTH CHENG Heng and ADIDAS BASEBALL SHOES to 1.000 for tl The official IN THE LATEST call lor concentrated in the Saigon l .en Nol were marked for Gel ready lor Ihe season and save on your baseball or rate is 725 per dollar Thieu's resignation, area and the populous death by the Cambodian Softball shoes. Some Western airlines opposition Sen. Ton That Mekong Delta to the south rebels PHI KAPPA PSI said their bookings out of Dinh said he had been joined RBI Special $10.95 - Regular $13.00 Saigon had nearly doubled by a handful of normally MAJOR LEAGUE Special $19.95 - Regular $22.95 as the United States began pro-government senators to 400 SLUGGER Special $23.95 -Regular $27.50 airlifting in emergency war call an extraordinary Ponderosa Steak House is looking for experienced (Black or white) materials session of the 6o-m.ni Senate Ponderosa Team members. Part-time positions are MVP Special $33.95 -Regular $39.95 The State Department today to discuss a motion opening & enthusiasts are needed Apply in person ^ with estimates there are about forcing a change of between 2 & 5 p.m. ALUMINUM BATS 6.000 Americans in South government Aluminum Softball Bats-XBH. Adirondack. Louisville | X-TRA ENTERTAINMENT f Slugger. Dudley TONIGHT - 5-9 P.M. 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Applications are due at the Key office on Friday, April 11. UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 134 W. Wooster 352-4812 STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. Mi- 12-8 Sat lib 4/Th* tO N.wi, W«Jn.«Joy, April 2. 197S Communications college discussed local briefs German cluster Council to reconsider proposals This summer (( will be possible for University students speech department are now applying to students in to Uke a year of German-and at the same time have By Rote Heine a need for an opportunity to -The opportunities to curbed since faculty already emphasized in the proposal the speech department. learning experiences outside the typical classroom Staff Reporter educate students who want obtain outside funds and are available in the discip- A bachelor of arts in Students may take the atmosphere to pursue careers in mats practical experience for stu- lines which would be communication degree is bulk of their course work in A German cluster, directed toward students with Academic Council today communications. A base for dents should be enhanced. included in the college suggested The degree, to be one division and Uke primarily no background in German, will be offered both will reconsider two propo- research and a liaison -Facilities and personnel The department of speech summer sessions, according to Dr Joseph Gray III. sals for autonomous units between students and for research could be com- has submitted a proposal for offered by the school selected work outside the chairman of the department of German and Russian for teaching communica- commercial media also Is bined a semiaulonomous School of through the College of Arts school: they may take their The cluster is a combination of classroom sessions and tions The proposals were stressed. A BACHELOR of mass Speech Communication and Sciences, would enable coursework in two divisions students to include courses informal activities including movies and singing Dr. Gray first presented last quarter communications degree Is within the College of Arts supplemented by a support outside the four proposed said participants will be encouraged to live and eat Forming a communica- THE PROPOSAL elimi- suggested in the proposal and Sciences field outside the school: or divisions in their degree pro- together to help create a learning atmosphere tions college has been dis- nated interpersonal commu- Students would be required they may construct their Students also will participate in supervised language cussed at the University for nications and graphic to complete 72 hours of gene- THE SCHOOL would gram specialization from a divi- laboratories and individual tutoring sessions the past three years. communication from the ral education, 24 hours of include four divisions sion within the school and a Dr Gray also said registration for individual courses Committees have been mass communications col- professional core courses. 36 radio-television film rhe- STUDENTS would be department elsewhere within the cluster can be arranged, but students planning working on college proposals lege since those areas would hours from one major area toric communication, required to take 16 courses The school would retain to enroll in the entire 20-hour cluster should not take for the past two years. make the college "so all- and 28 hours in a minor theater: and speech patho- plus their physical education the faculty in the speech courses to meet the general department and incorporate additional courses A proposal for a College of pervasive as to be meaning- The proposal also indi- logy and audiology The divi- The cluster can be used to fulfill language requirements Mass Communications was less." cates that the college would sions would operate much studies requirement of the adjunct faculty. It would or toward a German minor formed and submitted early It cited the following rea- have the potential to develop like the four areas within the proposed degree The gene- include both an undergra- Interested students should contact Dr Grav at 141 last quarter to the provost sons for a single structure to graduate programs and present speech department ral studies courses are divi- duate and graduate commit- ded into five areas Shatzel Hall by a committee headed by teach mass communica- enhance the existing gradu- The proposal indicates tee on program evaluation Dr Maurice Mandell. chair- tions: ate programs in popular cul- that an autonomous school Students would also take and development. An execu- man of the marketing -Interdepartmental and ture and speech of speech would facilitate seven additional courses to tive committee would serve Ice skating department. Members of the intercollegiate cooperation The proposal estimates program development, extend their understanding as advisers to the director of School of Journalism, the interdisciplinary coopera- in two of the five areas the school There will be open ice skating Irom 1:30-3 30pm today in mass communications that the cost of establishing speech and popular culture tion and student develop- designated in the general The proposal indicates at the Ice Arena Student admission is 50 cents and skate programs has been minimal the new college would be departments served on the ment toward career objec- studies plan that no University money rental is 50 cents -New courses must be about $85,000 for hiring a committee, which was set developed to meet the tech- dean, an assistant dean, an tives Three options for special- would be needed to establish up by the provost. nology and job market office staff and an operating Retaining and strengthen- ization replace the the school since outside Lacrosse That proposal emphasizes demand. budget Costs would be ing current programs in the major/ minor requirement funds could be obtained First meeting of the women's intercollegiate lacrosse team will be held today from 4-5:30 p.m. Women should come to the Sterling Farm practice field, dressed for Energy bill could offer activity. All are welcome Contact Carol Durentini. assistant professor of physical education and recreation, lor more details ' Movies immediate, future benefit The Union Activities Organization again will sponsor COLUMBUS IAP) - A next 10 years and 100,000 by -PROVIDE 130 million in weekly Brown Bag Movies beginning today The movies major energy bill aimed at 1979 low interest loans as incen- will be held at noon everv Wednesday in 210 Math-Science providing immediate and tives to owners of all-elec- Bldg long-range solutions to Rep Thomas Carney (D- tric homes to install energy- Ohio's energy problems 71 Youngstownl. the prime saving devices, such as heat AAUP speech through greater self-suffici- sponsor, said federal grants pumps, or "reverse air ency was introduced yester- would cover $200 million of conditioners,'' which Sweet Joseph Newlin campus coordinator of the Ohio day in the House the total price tag of the pro- contends can cut heating HducationAssociation..will address the University chapter The $550 million seven- gram, "with no need for any bills by 30 per cent of the American Association of University Professors point plan, which would increases in taxes." -A $50 million project to lAAUPl at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow in the White Dogwood create an Ohio Knergy burn solid wastes for use as Room. Union Development Center, was THE RESEARCH and electricity-generating alter- proposed last month by development agency would nate fuel David (' Sweet, a public uti- work to attract federal Council meeting lities commissioner grants and bring energy-re- --A Kl million solar energy lated industries to Ohio. project to heat proposed Academic Council will meet from 1.15-3 p.m. todav in Both the House and Senate Carney said government buildings in the Alumni Room. Union Proposals for a communications met in brief skeleton ses- Toledo. Akron, Canton. college and related issues will be discussed sions yesterday to allow The other major planks: Youngstown and Dayton. Because of the Values and revaluation forum, no meeting introduction of bills to -A 1220 million coal gasifi will be held next Wednesday.■ continue while most law- cation plant construction -A $40 million demonstra- makers were away from the program to convert the tion project to explore ways Capitol on an Kaster break state's "vast coal reserves to reduce energy costs inclu- Theft reported into clean energy." ding peak-load pricing by THE PLAN focuses on which lower rates would be The theft of $25 and 400 cigarette packs from a vending making greater use of the -Provide $125 million in charged for energy use at machine was reported to city police early Monday state's existing energy low interest loans for all low-demand times morning by the Cast Masters Division of l.atrobe Steel Co . resources while encouraging Ohioans and Interest-free "They are workable, with- 1145 Fair view Dr more efficient conservation loans to low Income and out adding a new layer of Comedian Godfrey Combridge says he carries a gun since he Steve Tomasi of Whitehousc was arrested at 2:10 a m measures senior citizens for energy- bureaucracy." Carney said moved to Ridgefield Conn. Ho says his wife has boon Sweet estimated its imple- yesterday for driving under the influence ol alcohol. Me saving home improvements, of the proposals "And they Gun carrier harrassod on the highway, his daughter threatened at school mentation would create or particularly insulation, that can be implemented imme- will appear In Municipal Court at 9 45 a m Monday and his car doused with gasoline whilo it sat in his driveway save 800,000 jobs over the would cut utility bills. diately." (AP Wirophoto)

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By Bill Turner grams, the organization migrant workers and lower- cultural background diffe- night tutoring sessions. wants other groups to take class whites rences Cheely said More than 100 University them over, he added THE PARENTS may not "They are really pulling students volunteer several ABOUT St tutors spend understand the proposals of for the kids." she said. hours each week to commu- SOME STUDENTS volun- two hours each Wednesday helping their children, she adding that they want their nity service programs spon- teer because they have inte- night in the child's home on said, and some may be children to have the opportu- sored by the United Chris- rests in certain fields, such a one-to-one basis to help the afraid of losing the role of nity for assistance tian Fellowship (I'CFI as helping mentally retarded student overcome difficul- assisting their own children The tutoring program The I'CF is an Ecumeni- children, while others are in ties Very lew parents refuse to helps to take up a bit of the cal Campus Ministry spon- the program to meet work Wendy Cheely. senior allow tutors to come into slack in the cultural lag sored by seven major pro- experience requirements for iEd i. heads the Perrysburg their homes, she added between the lower class testant churches, according educational degrees. Shafer Heights tutoring program Many parents schedule children and the middle to William Shafer. director explained She said her job is to find the trips and visits away from class-oriented schools. o( the community services tutors, match them with stu- home around the Wednesday Cheelv added program UCF community service dents and to teach tutors He explained the major programs include tutoring their responsibilities. goal ol the program is to Bowling Green Junior High She also supervises their THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT * provide educational experi- School students, organizing attendance, she added, and ADMISSION $1.00 WITH STUDENT I.D. ences in community ser- and participating in recrea- helps tutors with teaching ¥ vices (or I'mversity students tion programs at Perrysburg methods and problems they ¥ and to supplement the edu- Heights i north of Bowling may have with subject cational process with train- Green i and Wood Lane matter CINEMA I ing workshops and ulti- School and providing games Cheely also tutors a child, AT BOWLING GREEN'S mately to aid in career and companionship at the and said she enjoys it. STADIUM PLAZA choices Communitv Nursing Home Cheely explained that she Shafer said the program has encountered a problem tries to meet needs that are Perrysburg Heights is a in presenting the program to NOW PLAYING not met by other organiza- community primarily made the parents of Perrysburg 7:30-9:30 tions Alter UCF starts pro- up of Spanish-American Heights children because of J "A FUNNY MOVIE WITH I UNFLINCHING, BITING Court begins selecting T HUMOR. ju Ms. Kellerman is J sensual and delightful." —ill Smith. Coimofolitin jury for Connolly case * WASHINGTON (API-The The pool Irom which 12 said chief prosecutor Frank case of "United States vs jurors and six alternates M Tuerkheimer. John B Connally" began will come reflects "We are about to begin Rafferty J yesterday This is the Washington's predominantly trial on two cases in which second time in American black populace and was John Connally. in violation the G«ld Dust * history that a former heavily weighted with of the law. allegedly Cabinet officer has gone on women received two $5,000 trial for bribery payments." he said 'rlilll * The 58-year-old COMMIT*, )f !€«.AlANARKIN SA11Y KUlfRMAN MACKlPJZIl PHILLIPS +( once regarded as a possible CONNALLY STANDS FIRST TUERKHEIMER, J Panjvs„*> O V presidential contender by accused by the Watergate then Connally lawyer prosecution force of both the Democratic and Edward Bennett Williams ■T rnmur. ennu - "(SnnFATHFR II. FRONT PAfiF T» accepting two $5,000 bribes posed questions to a juror COMING SOON - "GODFATHER II - FRONT PAGE VolutltCCr w,ndV Cheely. senior (Ed.I, helps 10-yeai-old Ethel Holcomb Republican parties, sat stony-faced at the defense from Associated Milk pool of 75 gathered in the from Perrysburg Heights with her reoding and table as lawyers and judge Producers Inc. while he was courtroom of chief U.S. ¥ tU tor comprehension. (Newsphoto by Bill Turner). began the meticulous task of former President Richard District Judge George L. choosing a jury M. Nixon's secretary of the Hart Jr 5, CINEMA H IT treasury. THE CHARGES against AT BOWLING GREEN'S Connally allege that he look STADIUM PLAZA If convicted on the two the $10,000 from Jacobsen in * ¥ counts of accepting an $100 bills for his help in * ¥ Glenn explains candidacy plans illegal gratuity. Connally persuading Nixon to boost NOW-FINAL WEEK could be sentenced to a milk price supports in 1971-- * maximum four years in an act that gained milk * 7:15-9:15 COLUMBUS lAPi-Sen Glenn, referring to a cam- whether it can reorganize its not been a lack of aid. it's a prison and be fined $20,000 producers an estimated $300 John Glenn iD-Ohioi. while paign pledge last fall. lorces around Saigon and the lack of their own will In the "This is a criminal case," million not ruling out a favorite son GLENN. THE former Mekong Delta to repulse final analysis, it will be up to candidacy, declared yester- astronaut who is now a first Communist forces driving them to determine what day that he will not be a seri- term senator, made the south they want to do with their Shaffer issues report ous candidate for the presi- comments during a Colum- country dency in 1976 bus news conference ASKED IF HE thought "There has been a com- Glenn said a favorite son On other subjects. Glenn Vietnam could do so. he plete breakdown in their on last quarter's crime candidacy might be the best said it appears doubtful that replied "I would think it forces." he said "Their way to carry a unified, South Vietnam can survive looks doubtful troops are breaking and run- Burglary, petit theft, tele- plaints Seventeen per cent uncommitted Ohio delega- the current Communist Glenn said (260 million in ning " phone harassment and false of the complaints were tion to the Democratic offensive. authorized aid still could go Glenn said he would sup- fire alarms accounted for received from Rodgers Hall. national convention But he He also pushed his execu- to Vietnam without congres- port humanitarian efforts to 151 of the 198 complaints said that would be the only tive agreement act. which sional approval, but that is aid refugees, but T am handled by Campus Safety PROPERTY VALUES of reason he would run in the would require Senate con- not the important considera- absolutely against us getting during winter quarter, the complaints totaled Ohio primary next year. currence on agreements tion into any combat situation." according to a report issued $6,160 85 of which $913.50 has "When I said I was going with foreign powers Unless they can gel reor- He said "not one more shot" by Dale F. Shaffer, director been recovered. in to be the best senator I Glenn said South Viet ganized, further aid won't should be fired by Ameri- of Campus Safety. Eighteen per cent of the could be. I meant it." said nam's survival depends on help them." he said "It's cans in Vietnam Fifty-nine burglaries. 45 complaints were cleared, a petit thefts. 25 cases of tele- drop from fall quarter's phone harassment and 20 clearance rate of 24 per false fire alarms composed cent. most of the campus crime in The report was a sum- Placement Office releases list the on-campus housing units mary of complaints received last quarter from housing units and does The statistics represent an not reflect any other types for next job interview sign-up increase of 42 criminal com- of complaints

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HAMILTON. Ohio (AP(- canvassed the neighborhood. during the afternoon, while found Ruppert's other son. Charity Ruppert lived in a Chief George McNally said John Spears, who lived James, who was later quiet section of town where no one heard the shots or opposite, left his home at charged with 11 counts of the houses are built close knew anything about them abou'.6p m aggravated murder, together. Police wonder why "We could find no one who standing at the front door on Sunday night neighbors heard a shot or even DR. GARRET Boone said He faces a preliminary didn't hear the shots that something that might sound he believed the shootings hearing Friday. killed the 85-year-old woman like one." he said could not possibly have and 10 family members To Butler County taken place before I p.m. "1 TALKED to him He's This street is so quiet." Prosecutor John Holcomb. When it occurred. Boone sort of blank about the said Georgia Calia. who the fact that no one heard said, the gunman "had all thing." said Ruby Lee. a lived a few houses down anything is amazing "The the people in his line of sister of Charity Ruppert from Ruppert's home 'You whole thing is fire," and controlled all who visited Ruppert in jail. can hear a car door close on unbelieveable." he said exits. I asked him. What this street I don't know why The Gordon Minnii family Boone said the Ruppert happened?' He broke down no one heard any shots or which lived to one side of the family had been visiting the and cried I don't know ' " knew anything about it." Ruppert house spent most of home of relatives near New "They. James and That question has Easter Sunday shuttling to Burlington earlier in the Leonard, always got along bothered police since they church. day Frank Aligner the fine There was no hard came to the Ruppert home Minnix recalled that relative, told authorities the feelings between them." Sunday night and found evening his son-in-law came family left the home about A Mass of Christian Burial Ruppert. her son. Leonard, to see him. and when he 4:15. Dr. Boone said the will be said for the family of his wife. Alma and their went to leave, the cars of drive requires about 45 Leonard Ruppert tomorrow eight children, ages 4 to 17. Leonard and James Ruppert minutes to the home of night at the Sacred Heart dead from bullet wounds were sandwiching him Ruppert Church where the family There were at least 31 spent He almost went to the Police said they received attended an Easter service cartridges on the floor, Ruppert door, but decided to a phone call that there had less than 24 hours before police said. squeeze out. Minnix said been a shooting about 9 30 their deaths. Across the street. George p m Charity Ruppert will be WHEN POLICE Wroot said he was gone When police arrived, they buried in Wapakoneta

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WASHINGTON (API-- since the depression years of manager of the Washington Uncle Sam generally Wilh jobs scarce in private the 1930s, the 110 Civil office provides better fringe industry, thousands of Service jobs information Federal pay is benefits, too. including a Americans are turning to centers answered about five comparable and often better pension plan which provides Uncle Sam in hopes of million job queries, or than in private industry A the retired worker up to 80 finding a haven from the nearly a million more than Commerce Department per cent of his salary, with recession Few meet with during the same six-month survey showed that in 1973 guaranteed cost-of-living Power. success period a year ago the average salary for the protection Federal job information Of the five million, the federal civilian workers, centers around the country government processed including blue-collar jobs, PERHAPS MORE Every person that lives has some say they are being swamped 828.3*2 applications and was 813.000 In private important during a kind of dream. Tin-day he doesn't, with calls from unemployed wound up hiring 78.986 new industry, it was 88.900 recession is the security of a he's dead. The ability in imagine workers and recent college workers. President Ford asked job with the federal graduates looking for work. Congress to impose a S per government is one of the most precious powers But government jobs also TWENTY PER cent cent ceiling on raises this The unemployment rate we have. are in short supply fewer persons have been year for the 27 million among government Dreams change things. Some THE SIZE OF THE hired during the past six workers on the federal workers, including federal, dreams may change your world. government work force. 2 7 months than during the payroll state and local, in February And some dreams may call for million as of February, has same period a year earlier was 3 6 per cent, compared money. remained fairly stable since Last month, the job ALTHOUGH Congress to the national rate of 8 2 per U.S. Savings Bonds are the safe I960 and Civil Service information center in appears reluctant to go cent way to make sure some of your Commission officials say Washington averaged 1.245 along, the proposal would The Bureau of Labor usual turnover rates have calls a day A year ago. the not affect promotions and Statistics does not provide a dreams come true. And, they're fallen sharply, with federal office averaged 824 calls longevity pay increases separate breakdown, but easy to buy. Your hank sells 'em. employes holding on to their "People who didn't want Each year, between 30 and most of the layoffs occurred Or. you can probably buy them jobs longer during hard to become a bureaucrat are 40 per cent of the at the slate and local level through the Payroll Savings Flan times suddenly willing to trade-off government's white-collar When one federal agency is where you work. Bonds build you a In the past six months, as some of their Ideals for work force receives a forced to lay workers off the sizeable nest egg. While you build unemployment nationwide financial security.'' says longevity, or length of employes can usually find mounted at the fastest rate Ann Brassier, deputy service pay hike a dream. work at other agencies Bund power. Thai's real dream power. Tommy' album different d*f>

Review There is more good music track, using the chorus of moviegoers not totally by Kriak Jokaioa throughout the album The the Who's early "I Can't familiar with the story can Take stock in America. finale of "See Me. Feel Me" Explain" at times It is not understand what's going Now Bonds mature in less than six years. It eventually had to performed by the Who the best from Elton, but still mi but also allow more happen Ken Russell's cine- features Nicky Hopkins with one of the best versions of lines for Ann-Margaret matic "Tommy" should not Roger Daltry's biting vocals the song After all. she is the star of be a surprise to anyone And is a fitting ending the flick most people are accepting Even the non-Who pieces Despite his guitar work in The movie version of the film as if it were any feature top flight musicians the background. Clapton's "Tommy" will hopefully be other musical like Hopkins. Eric Clapton vocal performance as the its last It's a great piece of The two-record sound i who backs Townshend and preacher on "Eyesight to music but ton much of a track album, however, is not Daltry on "Sally Simpson "I. the Blind" is quite bland good thins With the new like that of any other Alan Ross and Ron Wood. The same goes for Paul version. Peter Townshend musical This one was With the talent involved, Nicholas' Cousin Kevin and had to do some rewriting of recorded before the lilming the music itself comes off most of the performance of the existing songs and add even began, which is not the quite well, but some of the Oliver Reed as Tommy's some new ones to meet the stepfather Of course. imWi usual practice character parts vary needs of the film stars The soundtrack of First, there is Daltrey. Reed's always been more Tommy'" iPolydorl, lead singer for the Who. who acceptable as an actor comes off as rock and roll It plays Tommy ABORTION Cafeteria Food, Social and School is good in places, but it is No other choice is JACK NICHOLSON 00 Maybe we can help... mostly mediocre, and even possible He did the original doesn't try to sing his brief 125 awful at times. and the London Symphony part as the doctor His bit is The good parts are good Orchestra iLSOl version a very reminiscent of Richard TOLL FREE 9 A.M.-10 P.M. because there was care couple of years back and in Harris doing the same part 1 800 438 3710 taken to record it as music this new version he is still in on the orchestrated version for the ears rather than just good form The best tracks of the rock opera for the screen. The medi- for him are the solos "I'm Most disappointing, and The Grape Escape ocre sections come from the Free" and "Sensation " downright embarrassing at reverse reasoning of the limes, is Ann-Margaret WINEMAKING Delta Upsilon movie people while the third MOON PLAYS the wicked She plays Tommy's comes mostly from the Uncle Ernie, who makes two mother, which itself is a bit SUPPLIES Open House "star system " appearances on "Fiddle of miscasting But in just 332 S Main About" and "Tommy's Holi- discussing the soundtrack as Bowling Green, OH Young Jon Fry* heads for homo aftor celebrating You'll find that the best day Camp " a whole, she still doesn't cut Iho coming of spring at Iho fithing holo. The parts of this soundtrack are Tina Turner as the Acid it. She draws immediate Hours: 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Tonight not only good, but also quite Queen is a pretty good show comparison to Maggie Bell's Mon.-Fri. tuntot icerm to turn tho railroad tracks into a 9 a.m.-6 p.m. tilvor pathway. ( AP Wirophoto) interesting if you are fami- for an old lady Again, it performance on the I.So and liar with the original Who seems that the piece was Tommy version Bell is a Sat. version Who appears on written for her bluesy inter- rock singer. Ann-Margaret Tomorrow many of the cuts as a whole pretation is a Las Vegas type "CRAPE ESCAPE 75" unit, redoing the old master- Elton John is the Pinball And to make matters piece with maturity and the Wizard, who is beaten at the worse, Townshend has Wintmaking clatias for 7-9 new technology Group amatour wintmahtrs. Com* to sport by the deaf, mute and penned a handful of new the shop or tpnd for ragistra- leader Pete Townshend goes blind Tommy John brought tunes which not only add to lion form. Starting classes I wish I could nuts on the synthesizer in his own band for this the plotline iso that April 15. do something; Congratulations to the New Officers of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity would like to thank the following mer- chants for their donations to our Bowling Green Annual Easter but I'm just DELTA TAU DELTA Egg Hunt: Pres. - Tim Korte Cross Men's Wear Mid American Bank Fouts Cleaners one person. Cook's Shoe Store Pizza Inn Student Book Exchange Vice Pres. • Vince Rokicsak Klever's Jewelry Radio Shack Myles Flowers Do you really think God Treasurer - Bruce Denman RMS Decorating Arlenes Varsity Lanes will accept that? Bank of Wood County Wooster Wine Shop Rudy's Hot Dog Rec. Sec. - Pete Eckman Lahey Electronics Clock Restaurant Mac Donalds Corr. Sec. - Tim Baughman Mills Jewelry Flowerhouse Stadium View Sunoco Sgt. at Arms • Mark Dickin R.J. Appliance Dairy Queen Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge Smiths Hallmark Falcon Pizza Bee Gee Bookstore Guide - Brian Storm Lasells Oxford House Pagliais

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By Jerry Masek intermediate hurdles, and 220 yard dash. Although the Falcons won the opener rather easily, future champion, led a BG sweep of that race as he hit the Upe at AsslsUat SporU Editor "The whole team surprised me." Brodt said. "Some competition will be much tougher BG hosts the powerful 1:55.4. runners hadn't competed or practiced for two or three Eastern Michigan Hurons Saturday in their stiffest test of Other BG victories were by freshman Chuck Holmes in Bowling Green's track team didn't trick head coach Mel weeks, so I didn't know what to expect. We practiced the young season. EMU edged out BG by three points to win toe steeplechase (9:33.4). Jeff Opelt in the pole vault (14-0). Brodl. but it did give him a pleasant surprise yesterday in Sunday and Monday night, but we didn't kill ourselves." last year's Mid-American Conference (MACl meet Reg Warren in the 120 high hurdles 114 81 and Tim LoDico in an April Fool's Day season opener at Whittaker Track. championship the 440 149 51 Lew Maclin won the triple jump 146-7). Dave Competing with only two days of practice alter a three Nil GAINED most of their points in the field events, as Godfray took the 440 intermediate hurdles 159.0). Ron week layoff, the thinclads trounced the Northern Illinois they swept the shot put. and won the hammer, long jump Three Falcons turned in personal bests yesterday Taylor grabbed the 220 (21.6). Wayne Marinclin won the Huskies. 111-47. BG garnered 15 first places in the 19-event and javelin. BG won all the running events plus the pole Sophomore Brian Storm won the 100 yard dash in 9.6. a discus 1142-7) and Tim Zumbaugh captured the three-mile meet, including sweeps In the three-mile run. 880. 440 vault, triple jump, discus and high jump clocking he could not achieve until the final meet last run in 14 34.7 season Saturday. Storm will be pitted against Hasley BG's relay teams in the mile and 440 also posted Crawford, a 9 2 speedster triumphs Ron McGruder's personal best jump of 6'6" took the high In one of the most exciting races of the day. LoDico, a jump Sophomore Gary Desjardins also turned in a personal sophomore anchoring the mile relay quartet, overcame a 15 best, lowering his mile time to 4 10 8 to win that event yard Ml lead on the last lap to win the event by one-tenth of a second in 3 25.7 LoDico also ran a leg of the 440 relay SENIOR BRUCE Vermilyea. the defending MAC 880 team that won in 42 5 The BG New SPORTS Wednesday. April 2, 1975 Page 8 Falcons win six games

By Mark Glover Phoenix. Ariz on March 20 THE FALCON bats again absorbed the loss and SporU Editor Falcon hurler Kip Young started to take command on Owen led the BG attack with picked up where he left off March 22 as BG downed a three-run triple Led by some explosive last year and held the Northern Arizona. 7-4. The diamondmen easily batting performances, the Colorado team to just five Catcher Larry Owen had handled Western Colorado Falcon baseball team ran up hits while striking out six three hits in five trips to the the following afternoon at a 6-4 record during spring BG won. 2-1 plate to lead the batting blitz Kite notched his second win. break and broke the game open in Outfielder Mike Wood had Falcon high jumper tan McGrudor dears the bar af 6'6' ' yesterday to win that Although the big bats were YOUNG picked up his 16th the sixth inning by singling four hits including a two-run •vent in BG's season opener The Falcons swept past N Kthem Illinois. 111-47, important during the career win-a new Falcon home two runs. homer in the 15-3 win Leap gaining 15 of 19 first places. McGruder's effort was his personal best. The western trip, pitching was record The junior notched a Gary Kite relieved Romie HEBEL came out on the the big factor when BG record 10 season wins last Falcons host defending league champion Eastern Michigan Saturday. Schwieterman and picked up losing end ol a 19-15 slugfeit opened its season against year (Newsphoto by Michael Passarello.) the win on the mound as Northern Arizona's hot Northern Colorado in That same day, the The following day. the BG bats pounded BG pitching on Falcons faced Grand batsmen again pasted March 26 Young got Canyon College and came Northern Arizona This time revenge for the Falcons on out on the losing end of an the tally was 14-6 Mike Hale March 27 as he collected his swimmers named ail-Americans 11-4 decision BG made five picked up the win as Young- third win in a 7-1 BG errors in the contest and this time in a slugging role- drubbing of Northern By l.auri Leach Campbell rain while we were there, placing 17th out of 125 stroke. Fisher swimming Falcon designated hitter had lour runs lullIMI in Arizona. SUN Writer Named ail-Americans and it was only 40 degrees, swimmers in the 100 butterfly and Siesky Jerry Shupe was the one Shifting into high gear on On March 29. an "A-AA" alter the national meet were so the girls experienced a lot freestyle swimming freestyle bright spot in the game March 24. BG clobbered farm club of professional Due to the unseasonably Falcons Barb McKee. Betsy of muscle cramping " Three relays also took all- "The teams that work belting a solo homer in the Western Colorado. 29-2 baseball's San Francisco cold weather in Tempe. Fisher, Becky Siesky. Gail American honors The 200 outside all the lime took the second inning Young picked up his second Giants deleated the Falcons Arliona. the Bowling Green Sailer, co-captain Valerie SOPHOMORE standout freestyle team of Siesky. top eight places, and none of Mike Hale lost the game win of the year on the mound in an exhibition match. 14-0. women swimmers did not Newell, and Sharon Ackron. McKee took individual Newell. Fisher and Sailer the Midwest teams did on the mound for BG while third baseman Joe First baseman Dale Swiger swim as well as expected in honors by placing 14th out of placed 13th: the 400 anything." Campbell noted Grand Canyon completed Meyer belted two homers- had three hits, including two national competition, but "I think it was unfortunate more than 100 swimmers in freestyle, consisting . of "There was a lot of good a sweep the next day by one a grand slam shot-and doubles, in the game ■till managed to place in the that the meet was held the 100-yard backstroke Newell. McKee, Fisher and swimming Most of those defeating the diamondmen. batted in seven runs for the The diamondmen will top 30 out of 134 teams, outside.'' Campbell said Becky Siesky was given Siesky placed 15th. and the girls were on scholarships 5-2 Doug Johnson pitched a day open their home campaign according to coach Jean Tempe had two inches of honorable mention (or 200 medley relay finished in and training for the masterful game for the In the second half of the at 1 p.m. Friday at Warren 16th place with McKee Olympics They also work Grand Canyon crew striking doubleheader. the Falcons E Steller Field with a swimming backstroke. out from three to six hours a out 11 Falcons. Dan Hebe) lost to a tough Brigham doubleheader against Cin- Stickers lose opener Ackron swimming breast- day. took the loss for BG Young team. 11-4 Hebel cinnati

By Pete Engleharl UNSEEN IN the past misses as all-American Don Sufi Writer records is the post-season Carroll and Rob Morgan significance of the setback paced a fast-break attack The Falcon lacrosse Although the stickers were and posted an 8-1 halftime season started In dis- the nation's only undefeated lead. appointing lashion during team last season, they were W&L's dominance ol the spring vacation as the overlooked by the NCAA for game was reflected in the stickers dropped their a post-season tournament statistics as BG was opening season contest to berth last season outshot. 48-21 The Falcons' Washington & Lee I'm With the BG starting unit offense was hampered by 16 versily. 16-3 returning virtually inUct unsuccessful clears as Although BG also dropped from last year's 12-0 season, compared to only eight two exhibition scrimmages the W&L contest was an failures for the Generals to Towton iMd i State and opportunity for the Falcons In assessing his annual •the University of to prove the validity of their eastern swing, head Falcon Massachusetts, the W&L perfect mark. coach Mickey Cochrane setback was particularly pointed out the elfect last frustrating as it put an However, the Generals, year's undefeated season abrupt halt to the Falcons' the number three team in had on his squad's mental 15-game regular season the country a year ago. were attitude winning streak The mark not to be denied before 3.400 "Right now, we're down was the second longest fans at Wilson Field in because we're living on last string in the nation and Lexington. Va year's accomplishments." ironically enough, it was W4L look an early 4-0 lead Cochrane said "We have to coach Jack Emmer's before Falcon at tack man realize this is a new season Generals that owned the lop Rick Knowles gave BG and start from there.'' streak prior to the 1975 some hope midway through Cochrane explained that season the initial period when he resting on past laurels was The 16-3 defeat was the Ullied I nun the crease also responsible lor the 11-5 third time in 10 seasons o! loss to Towson and 6-4 BG lacrosse that the But when it seemed that setback to Massachusetts. Falcons have opened with a Knowles' shot had broken In attempting to reverse lot* It also marks the the scoring drought, the the slump. Cochrane second largest deficit that Falcons' comeback was emphasized the importance has victimized the BG sI.I lled as two BG point- of team play Sophomore Pete Spoors (loft) scoops up the boll in against the Irish this weekend after a 16-3 loss to stickers The last time the blank shots ricocheted off "We're in this thing Falcons lost by a 13-point the pipes of the goal together, and the only way an attempt to escape an approaching Notre Dame Washington A loo in it* initial contest. margin was to an Emmer- this team is going to do Scoop player during last year's homo lacrosse action (Newspholo by Joe Glick) coached Cortland (N.Y.I THE GENERALS took anything is to do it against the Irish. BG will attempt to rebound SUte squad in 1972 advantage ol the BG near- together." he said Netters face frying season 1975-76 VARSITY

ByDaiGarfleld spring.' Gill said newcomer Sid Couling will we won only one of live of believes that every team has CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS Assistant Sports Editor NEVERTHELESS, sopho- hold the fifth singles and a those three-set matches gained more respect lor the more Glenn Johnson, who second doubles spots Falcons Last year's Falcon tennis underwent eye surgery last respectively OFFICIALLY. the team was equipped with season and missed the entire Over the spring break Falcons lost all three "We earned a little Tuesday, April 8 Registration & Clinic young. inexperienced 1974 campaign, will be vacation, the BG netters matches in Galveston But respect-especially from Wednesday, April 9 Instructional Clinic netters. but the BG nelmen returning this year to hold traveled to Cincinnati lor a the individual dual meet Notre Dame." Gill said. pulled down a second-place down the first-singles spot dual match and competed in records were not tabu Kited "They beat us 9-0 Ust year Tuesday, April 15 Semi-Final Judging finish in the Mid-American CapUin Doug Dennis, who the Galveston. (Texas) Instead, the tourney was set and took us quite lightly Wednesday, April 16 Instructional Clinic Conference championships played in the number four tennis tournament. The up on a first, second, third down there 1 don't think Thursday, April 17 Final Judging Then transfers, drop-outs and six singles positions the Falcons lost the Cincy and fourth-place finish they'll Uke us lightly next and academic difficulties last two years, has moved match. 5-4. and finished last basis and the BG netters time." plagued coach Bob Gill's up to the third spot in Gill's in the Texas tourney. grabbed last-place honors. squad, and forced him into a effort to find the right However. Gill was satisfied Gill added that the season "rc-recruiling" situation playing combinations with his team's per- Gill said if the team would will be a trying one. and be ALL SESSIONS 810 P.M. IN ANDERSON ARENA "We've lost Rich Herbsi Sophomore Rob Dowling formance have done better in the is not expecting BG to blow (first-singles transfer to moved up to the number two "Six of our nine matches three-set matches. BG everyone off the courts Pepperdine). Casey singles slot and senior Tun against Notre Dame (in would have grabbed first - Men and Women Welcome - Daganhardt quit school and Howell will uke the sixth- Texas) went three seu. and place after the second day of He added, laughing. "I'll Mike Jackson is academ- singles position Junior we won only one," Gill said. the tourney. In spite of the be happy with any dual win ically ineligible for us this Dave Trimble and "And against Indiana SUte. disappointment. Gill said be this year."