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Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 4-2-1975 The BG News April 2, 1975 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News April 2, 1975" (1975). BG News (Student Newspaper). 3087. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/3087 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. An Bowling Green, Ohio Independent W.dn.iday. April 1, I97S Student Volume-58 Numbe. 94 Voice THe BG news Officers start new jobs SGA's future in doubt 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*.