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\ BULLETIN: A tkla pioraliiy ol 44 mittee, called for Nixon's resignation. continued to pile up-a significant Waldie said there is "a greater anger per cent of Americans qaritioatd since Americans "have suffered enough'' amount of it from Republicans in the country than I have ever seen Satarday nigfct la a triealllk poll lay and "must be spared this new pain and Al the White House. Nixon before in my public life " Ikev favor unpeacklag President trauma." Inouye told a national con- considered whether to take his case While Washington officially observed Nixon. NBC Newt taid last night vention of the AFL-CIO directly to the public, whose The labor organization voted that the Veterans Day holiday, the offices NBC taid tke poll, ceaaacted (or Ike confidence in the President was at a of many involved in the tapes affair artwork by Ike Oliver Qaayle orgaat- Nixon should resign or be impeached if new low even before Saturday's he didn't. churned with activity pointing toward latloa, skewed 4] per ceal of aearly events, according to a new Gallup Poll formal action today or tomorrow. l.Mt peraoai contacted opposed The "new pain and trauma" Rep Morris K I nail l> An/ I Impeachment, aad IS per ceal were exploded Saturday when Nixon fired proposed yesterday that Nixon agree to CONGRESS CONVENES today and BdaeaM. special Watergate prosecutor Archi- resign in return for the immediate con- will be presented with a number of bald Cox. Any Gen. Elliot L Richard- firmation of House Minority Leader proposals in addition to Waldie s WASHINGTON (API - Demands for .'on quit, and Deputy Ally, Gen Gerald H Ford of Michigan as vice impeachment of President Nixon or his Sen Birch Bayh D-Ind l. a member William D Ruckelshaus was president, and thus successor to Nixon of the Senate Judiciary Committee, resignation mounted yesterday as dismissed Hep Jerome Waldie lu'.iiii ) a officials in Washington prepared for a said he would introduce legislation to member of the House Judiciary Com- provide for appointment of a new barrage of formal actions in the Water- WHILE WHITE HOUSE aides mittee, told a news conference yester- gate tapes confrontation special prosecutor by Chief Judge John sought to mollify critical senators and day he would introduce a resolution J Sirica of the 1 S. District Court in Sen Daniel K. Inouye l> ll.iw.ni . a congressmen with explanations of today to impeach Nixon on grounds of Washington member of the Senate Watergate com- Nixon's action, criticism of the move obstructing justice. Sirica is the judge most closely identified with Watergate court action. "If this last option fails." Bayh said, we have no alternative but to Senator plans to enter impeach the President and to replace him with one who recognizes that even presidential power must be controlled." The Senate Judiciary Committee impeachment resolution scheduled a meeting for tomorrow. One member said it will consider holding public hearings later this week WASHINGTON (API Rep Jerome ment question is resolved. -Nixon dismissed Cox and abolished to examine the adequacy of Nixon's R. Waldie. (D-Calif), said yesterday the office of the special prosecutor, in compromise with the Senate Water- he will introduce a resolution today to WALDIE SAID he had received violation of the order which gate Committee on the tapes and to impeach President Nixon on grounds of more than 100 telegrams this morning, established that office and contrary to consider whether Nixon broke a pledge obstructing justice all of them asking for impeachment, a promise to the Senate that the when he fired Cox Waldie. a member of the House and he said there is "a greater anger in prosecutor would have full authority Judiciary Committee, said he did not the country than I have ever seen and total independence to pursue the COX UKELY would be the first expect an immediate vote on the before in my public life." Watergate break-in witness. > , resolution, although technically any -"...Nixon further has impeded the The hearings would both air the Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox was fiiod and member could ask for such a vote. Waldie listed these reasons for administration of justice by forcing the issues and lay groundwork for Attorney General Elliot Richardson resigned Saturday as He said he understood his resolution impeachment in his resolution: resignation of Atty Gen. Elliot L legislation such as Bayh proposes, a -Nixon has defied court orders to Richardson and by firing Deputy Atty Nixon abolished the Watergate task force. The weekend would be referred to the Judiciary member said produce tapes and documents Gen. William D Ruckelshaus because developments have spurned a wave of demands for the Committee, where he said he hoped the nomination of House Minority Leader requested by special prosecutor Archi- they refused to participate in the Other resolutions expected in the President's resignation or impeachment. Gerald R Ford to be vice president bald Cox relating to the break-in of the President's attempts to subvert the House would call for impeachment or would be set aside until the impeach- Democratic headquarters. order of the court provide for an investigation of whether impeachment should be considered. WALDIE SAID he has not taken a poll of the members of the Judiciary Robert H Bork, the US solicitor Committee but said he expected the general who became acting attorney AFL-CIO urges Nixon to quit majority of them to go along with an general upon the departures of investigation of the question of Richardson and Ruckelshaus. was impeachment. expected to announce soon what source MIAMI BEACH. Fla (API • Dele- million-member labor federation. States have suffered enough." he said turn them over for judicial review. "The president is gambling that the the Watergate investigation formerly gates to the AFL-CIO convention Not a single voice of dissent was "They must be spared this new pain Congress doesn't have the courage to headed by Cox will take. approved a resolution yesterday urging heard in the huge meeting room of the and trauma" that would result from an THE NATION IS stunned and impeach." President Nixon to resign and said Americana Hotel as the vote was impeachment proceeding. The numbed" by the President's actions. The Constitution gives the House the Congress should impeach him if he taken events of the past 48 hours. Inouye Inouye said, adding: "This numbness responsibility to initiate impeachment does not leave office voluntarily said, show "that our President is could well progress into dangerous of a president, the Senate to act as a Weather Soon after the 2.000 delegates acted. THE AFL-CIO, which last year aided prepared to tear apart the national anger." jury and the chief justice of the Sonny aad warmer today aad Sen. Daniel K Inouye iD-Hawaii) told in Nixon's re-election by officially re- spirit and national system to protect The senator suggested that if House Supreme Court to serve as presiding tomorrow. Highs today la Ike the group that Nixon should quit to maining neutral in the presidential himself and his tapes. Speaker Carl Albert, next in the line of officer. spare the nation a major constitutional campaign, was the first major organi- He referred to White House tapes succession, should become president upper (ts and low 7ia. Lows The House can enact an impeach- toaighi In Ike upper 44% aad low crisis of impeachment which "seems zation with political clout to call for pertaining to Watergate. The that he appoint as his vice president a ment resolution by a simple majority Mi. Hlgka tomorrow la Ike 7t». imminent." Nixon's ouster. President, citing executive privilege, Republican of "high caliber," and but the Senate's verdict after trial Probability of rain near icro impeachment is not a prospect we has refused to release the tapes, named Richardson or New York Gov. requires agreement of two-thirds of the contemplate with pleasure." said Nelson Rockefeller as possibilities. today and loalgbt. "OUR PRESIDENT openly defies despite a court order directing him to senators. our courts and he has placed himself federation President George Meany in above the law." said Inouye. the first reading the resolution to the member of the Senate Watergate convention. But. he added. "We believe Syrians disregarding truce committee to call for Nixon's that the American people have had resignation. enough." The action came in the wake of the "Justice must be done, the risks of firing of special Watergate prosecutor not doing it being more than a demo- Archibald Cox. the resignation of Atty cracy can safely bear." the resolution Cease-fire begins in Mid-east Gen Elliot L. Richardson and the dis- said. charge of Deputy Atty. Gen William reported continuing on both fronts D. Kuckelshaus In his speech. Inouye said Nixon By Tke Associated Press should "place our national interest and hours after the beginning of the truce. The delegates, some pounding tables welfare above all other concerns" and Egypt and Israel ordered their Israel charged Egyptian artillery with their fists, shouted their approval resign troops to silence their guns yesterday, was still shelling Israeli positions "in of the resolution presented by the 32- but Syria snubbed a UN. Middle East numerous locations" along the Suez member executive council of the 13.4- "THE PEOPLE OF the United cease-fire appeal and fighting was Canal battle lines nearly three and one- half hours after the cease-fire in place came into effect. Cairo radio denied the charge and Statement challenges trends said the Israelis made it only to have a pretext for violations of their own. SPOKESPERSONS in Tel Aviv declined to say whether the Israelis in education at college level were firing back. Thirty faculty members of the and students are to pursue knowledge relevant to many human activities, but Cairo and Tel Aviv accepted the psychology department last week with increasingly higher standards of if it must be demonstrably relevant to Security Council truce call in the circulated a six-page statement on excellence. some particular object, hen he or she morning but Damascus said only that it current trends in academic affairs to If we shirk our responsibility to who dictates that object by that act was studying it despite reported tele- members of the University evaluate the students' academic puts unacceptable constraints on the phone discussions between Presidents community. performance, we are in effect asking free pursuit of knowledge. Hafez Assad of Syria and Anwar Sadat The statement, divided into eight the students to be scholars but refusing "The University must exercise of Egypt. categories, represents the academic to provide them with expert judgment economic responsibility, but it must Iraq, the major Arab nation fighting values of the 30 persons who signed it. as to whether their activities qualify as not be obligated to justify the pursuit of with the Syrians, rejected the appeal The eight categories are academic scholarly." the statement said knowledge or to make it relevant to the outright and Jordan, with a small force standards, evaluation of performance, THE FACULTY members said they everyday life of the taxpayer," the in Syria, announced it would accept it research, honors program, minorities feel research largely provides "the statement said. on condition Syria agreed The faculty members said they think and disadvantaged students, spark of intellectual excitement which AN ISRAELI WAR correspondent relevance, innovation and epilogue. characterizes the University." abandoning the University tradition of reported from the Syrian front that IN THE AREA of academic "The person truly on the frontiers of dedication to the free pursuit of there was no change in that sector standards, the statement said: "We knowledge typically has an imperative knowledge for the sake of innovation when the cease-fire deadline came. reject the idea that students, who come need to communicate the fruits of may be the most potentially lethal of "The Syrians did not cease fire." he to the University to learn, can decide scholarship as widely as possible. all of the recent developments on the reported, "and Israeli forces carried what it is they must know to be a The faculty members called for a academic scene. on with their normal operations." scholar in their chosen area before legitimate Honors Program for "Some mechanism must be developed by which programs, old and Both sides reported heavy fighting they have attained that scholarship." academically gifted students who wish before the deadline. It said students must have to pursue scholarly interests in more new alike, are carefully evaluated." There also were reports of day-long completely open channels of depth than their academically less In conclusion, they said they reject artillery attacks on Israeli positions on communication to the faculty, through talented or less motivated peers. the position that toe University is the western bank of the Suez Canal as which their interests may be expressed "Academic execellence on the part primarily a job-training center or an the Egyptians tried to push back and that faculty members must take of students must be held in high institution devoted to helping students Israel's expanded beachhead in the their legitimate interests into account. esteem," the statement said. "grow up." Egyptian heartland. "But the faculty must establish The University's role in educating "We assert that it is an institution Cairo and Tel Aviv announced they '.iL'im&^^i curricula and set performance disadvantaged and minority students unique in its devotion to excellence in had handed down orders to their standards, if students wish their was questioned. "The University must the creation, examination and commanders to hold their fire unless An Israeli soldier removes a booby trap from the body of a degrees to represent mastery of a be dedicated to scholarly excellence dissemination of knowledge. fired upon along the Suez Canal front discipline, or to mean anything at all." which knows neither color nor ethnic They said persons wishing to respond that has been bitterly contested since dead Syrian soldier south of Sasa, Syria. The trap was planted the statement said. origin.'' according to the statement. to the statement should contact any Oct. 6. The guns were to fall silent at before the Syrians retreated from positions thoy hold a wook The statement said evaluation of COMMENTING ON relevance, the member of the psychology 6:50 p.m.. Middle East time-12 50 performance is necessary if faculty statement said knowledge may be department. p.m. EDT. *t»9« 3/The M News, Tunda,, October 23, 1973 tribute to athletics By Samael M. Cooper 0 impeachment Protestor of Health aad Physical MBMHM GaestCohunalsl The American government has taken enough abuse from President Nixon. For the well-being of our country he must be With some trepidation I respond to impeached. your standing newspaper solicitation of His action Saturday night in firing special Watergate the university community to write and Prosecutor Archibold Cox and abolishing the Watergate task express opinions on matters of possible force is the final blow to the American political system. interest. I feel impelled to express myself on a Nixon, who rode the waves of a "law and order" campaign in matter as a consequence of being 1968. has clearly put himself above the law in this latest move. involved in the festivities related to the The President has challenged Congress and invited impeach- honoring and the reunion (25thI of the members of the 1948 undefeated ment proceedings. Forty-four members of the House of football team on Oct. 13. Representatives are already in favor of impeachment and It restored my assuredness that resolutions to begin the impeachment process will "be raining intercollegiate athletics still belong in down like hailstones" today, according to Rep. John B. Anderson the contemporary American university of Illinois, the third ranking Republican in the House. of quality and contribute positively to the objectives for which it exists. Cries for impeachment are resounding across the country and for Nixon's legal advisor J. Fred Buzhardt to say the THERE ARE those here at BG who impeachment talk will go away when the public understands 'HALF!!' would diminish this importance and what was involved in the President's decision is pure naivete. even seek their extermination. Now. I'm more convinced than ever this A thin plurality of 44 per cent of Americans questioned since would be regressive. Saturday night in an NBC poll say they favor impeaching I would take no issue with those who President Nixon. And his popularity may sink even lower. contend that intellectual growth and Yesterday the AFL-CIO. under the direction of labor chief development is the primary purpose of George Meany, adopted a resolution urging Nixon to resign and a university But I would quickly add it said Congress should impeach him if he doesn't leave office until 11 am the next morning'' At this However, if Mr Voytek says busing is not the only purpose. If one could voluntarily. Meany gave Nixon a boost in the 1972 election tires slashed ■ rate, every car could have been stolen is more efficient at Commons. I'll have heard the unamimous testimony campaign by his non-support of George McGovern, the Demo- and we would never have found out believe him. although food prices of the 30 former BG athletes who 25 years later are evaluating their utter- cratic contender. Last Friday night, oblivious to The until WK found our own cars missing remain high and we must admit there BG News, at the commuter parking lot I would like to ask where is the is a rotten egg somewhere (Besides collegiate athletic experience and Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan also has changed his mind He told a number seven. 13 cars (out of about 20) campus security we are all paying for'' the one I had for breakfast this crediting it with adding more ful- fillment and quality to their lives, he, group of people in Cleveland Sunday that "when the people were had their tires slashed including one in We are paying for the poor patrol morning) too. would be convinced screaming for his impeachment. 1 said no, but I have changed my the unloading area at Of (enhauer East. service in more than one way 1 just wish that the Campus Safety GIVEN THAT Food Service is non- mind." IF THE CARS were damaged so personnel would patrol the lots and profit, given the low wholesale prices TRUE, THESE individuals' ap- Nixon has notoriously dodged most attempts at finding out the close to campus and on a dormitory protect our cars with as much Food Service pays for the large praisal of their athletic experience unloading section, what's to prevent truth about Watergate and at the same time urges that the truth efficiency as they give out parking amount of food they buy. given the were being made in an atmosphere of come out. this from happening anyplace on tickets money-saving mass-production of this sentimentality and nostalgia but the The President's rhetoric about constitutional crises is merely a campus, especially at the further lols. food, and given the thousands of sincerity and conviction with which which are probably less patrolled they tat the post-game dinner) front to subvert justice in his own interest. Nixon has lost sight of BUT THIS IS for their benefit, not captive customers who eat. rain or There are (supposedly! two guards ours I also wish The BG News would shine, what do they give us? expressed themselves in behalf of why he was elected: to serve the people. who palrol the lots at night athletics for giving a greater and fuller have an article on this to show off our Now. those who have been so disgustingly betrayed must lend dimension to their lives was most ever alert Campus Safety A N CENT ORDER of bacon, a 40 full support to removing facism from the White House. WHY IS IT that the people who had cent sliver of pie. a 20 cent eyedropper genuine and undeniable their lira slashed weren't notified Greg Bader of orange juice and a $1 25 heartburn And these men are now lawyers, ac- countants, successful business 513 0ffenhauer A executives, school administrators, The students of BG should call for an college professors-fine educated men food service investigation of the University Food who had participated in a properly Service now Let's see just how conducted intercollegiate athletic inefficient Food Service is compared experience and can vouch for its edu- I must say that Mr John B. Voytek to an ordinary restaurant and demand Jr has educated us all on the cational worth from the vantage point to know where our food dollar goes of 25 years of tune and experience. efficiency of the busing of tables at Let's not let them pull a Watergate Commons onus! It's too bad his system hasn't caught ABOUT 55t young men each year on too well at other schools (I doubt if participate in Bowling Green's ex- Tim Zumbaugh makers of tray conveyors are going out cellent intercollegiate athletic 253 Rodgers of business I program, a program which, if properly conducted will contribute positively and uniquely to their lives, too. The members of the football team of irked by ysa story 25 years ago will vouch for this with all their might Surely intercollegiate athletics belong and deserve a Really now, does such an in- generosity would not include the commensurate share of the uni- significant "movement" as the Young hundreds of dollars of private charity versity's resources and subsidy to ^ Socialist Alliance deserve a feature given each year sustain them and make their contri- article at the top of page one in the Oct. Her limiting of the concept of bution to the attainment of lives of 12 BG News' generosity to the support of govern- quality and worth for many now and into the future Perhaps some students may have mental programs betrays her own been curious about this group's limited understanding of generosity and Christian charity. THIS IS NOT to contend that reform information stand near Williams Hall, and altering of the "system" is not but it would seem to me that a large always in order, but not its demise, story on this minor group was a waste WHY DONT you subscribe to the please ' of valuable and scarce newsprint. column of Russell Kirk or that of William F. Buckley. Jr and drop one Viva BG intercollegiate athletics! of your current syndicated columnists'' IN THE SAME issue appeared a It would seem to me that the interests typical column by Harriet Van Horne of balance and openess in your "free" on the alleged "stinginess" of con- newspaper would suggest such a servatives. Lack of space prevents me change •me BG news from answering all of her cheap shots Daniel A. Kidd An ln*oo**4oAl SfvOonf Voteo at conservatives, but let me simply say P.O Box 51 that apparently her definition of KMIOOIAI .TACT ..and after we rvn out of moaf coupons, ffcon wo can "oaf cofco," right? Cygnet. Ohio 43413
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OHatM lOoUmvortftyHofl of black comedy It's the gallows Harrlet Vu Honw course not1 Long live Tricky Dick, the To those of us who feel in our bones humor that saves the sanity of slaves, best we've got. soldiers and men doomed to twist that Richard Nixon will not complete HE OPPOSED the clean water bill, slowly, slowlv in the wind It is easy to see a warm, easy his second term, the choice of Rep. the limit on farm subsidies, the relationship developing between the Ford is hardly reassuring. He has Cooper-Church amendment and com- Nothing astonishes us any more. President and Rep. Ford They could established himself as a narrowly pensation to migrant workers. As they After the initial shock, we now accept have been born under the same partisan provincial, not too scrupulous said of his predecessor. Ford will be the words "admitted felon" in tations at Camp David, had we only haystack As Edmund Burke remarked and. by general agreement, not too Nixon's Nixon. But whom were you ex bright 1 reference to Spiro Agnew We no applied our knowledge of Mr Nixon's of the younger William Pitt. "Not pecting-Teddy Kennedy' longer wince at buttons and stickers drives and conflicts mi ■*--*--, wi rha tO N.wi .4-..J te. 1 merely a chip off the old block, but the Copyright 1(71. Lot Aageles Tines crying "Impeachment now " The old block itself." In his book. "How the Government sentiment is there, the movement is IT WOULD be out of character for Breaks the Law." Jethro K. growing We're all part of the drama lam to choose a man who would appear Lieberman writes. "If Mr. Ford had now superior, intellectually or morally It HE IS THE cliche of a small-town asserted this proposition in a court of had to be a man who would remember politician. Look at him and you see a law, he could have been indicted for send them a message THE ONLY news that mildly sur- how low he was before a beneficient lifetime of Rotary Club luncheons. and convicted of perjury--especially in prises is the report in The Nation that President lifted him so high. Sunday school pnze-givings and back- view of the odd fact that be was his The following is a list of your Ohio 31 Delbert I. Latta i RI Charles Alan Wright, the President's Rockefeller and Connally lacked the room deals. own treasurer." representatives in Washington Let 6> William HHarsha(R) chief defense counsel, is a firm requisite humility When Rep Ford proposed that them know your opinion on the presi- 7 i Clarence J Brown (R) believer in the innocence of Alger Hiss 1 dare say many of us enjoyed a few Justice William O Douglas be im- "Washington Pay-Off" is a squalid dential impeachment issue! 8) Walter E. Powell (R) little book many readers expected to He once called Whittaker Chambers a hours of mordant humor as we awaited peacbed-as he vowed he would if the 9) Thomas Ludlow Ashley (D) see withdrawn in consequence of libel "pitchman" and suggested, in a review the President's operetta scene Senate rejected Clement Haynesworth Seiate 10) Clarence E. Miller (R) of the book "Witness." that the author actions But nobody seems to have announcing his choice for Vice for the Supreme Court-one of his old The Capitol BalMlag 11) John William Stanton tRI demanded retractions, including would do well to study the Ninth President. Aware that be had to choose professors. Fred Rodell. wrote a letter WatkiagtM D.C. MM 12) Samuel L. Devine (R) Commandment: Thou shalt not bear Gerald Ford a man who could serve, conceivably, as to the New York Tunes condemning Sen. William Sax be. Sen. Robert Taft 13) Charles Adam Mother (R) false witness. insurance against impeachment, we all "the blatant and patent intellectual 14) John F. Seiberling (D) THE AUTHOR, lobbyist Robert had our choices, both pragmatic and dishonesty of my old student and one- Hease of Reoresesutivei 15)ChalmersPangburn Wylie tR) When the matter of the presidential Winter-Berger, pays this handsome ridiculous. tune friend. Rep. Gerald Ford." The Capitol MMa| 16) Ralph S ReguU(R) tapes is finally settled-if indeed it ever tribute to the Vice President- It's a measure of how steeped in In the hearings on his confirmation. WataJagtaa D.C. MM 17) John Milan Ashbrook (R) is Wright and the President should not designate: "He was a good example of realism we have become, since the Rep Ford is sure to be asked about the 181 Wayne L Hays IDI be at a loss for small talk power corrupting what had been, in my acid bath of Watergate, that we can $11,500 campaign gift he received from Congressional Districts: 19) Charles J. Carney (D) estimation, one of the few bonest and As for the President's choice of Rep imagine a day six months hence when oil. banking and medical interests. 1) William J. Keating Tuesday, October 23. 1973, Th. M News/Poge 3 Project Outward Bound Students counseling inmates . r Three University students according to Dr. Adelia busemment for travel more people to help It program helps inmates at 4 i •re working to help inmates Peters, assistant professor expenses for students V ■ expand so more than one the institution prepare ,« »t the Ohio State Reforma- of education and a sponsor of involved in the program visit per week can be made. themselves lor what awaits tory at Mansfield better the program. Three inmates from toe them outside prison their chances of staying reformatory explained the "What we want to do is outside prison once they DR. PETERS said the stu- DR. PETERS said the purpose of Project Outward make people aware that leave dents in Project Outward program will be offered Bound yesterday to an Edu- (hey have to prepare them- Charles Hornbostel. Bound are trained to work throughout the year, and cation 408 class. selves They have to have an ^ -JML .wr •enior (B.A.l. Mel Wann. on an individual basis with that enrollment is not education, some sort of a *^«o~"A&&** *^^ junior (B.A.I, and Jesse inmates who are within 10 limited to education majors. One of the inmates. saleable product. Nimins * * j Phifer. junior (Ed), are months of parole She said the program needs Madison Nimins. said the i said participating in Project Out- ward Bound, a program She added that program which provides counseling advisors from Ohio State Graduate stipend available and tutoring for inmates University, through which about to be released the program is coordinated, Applications are now average of 3 5 is eligible. ol stated project or purpose come to the University available for seven graduate Graduating seniors may and need The five-hour program, of- every week to maintain study fellowships being apply if they have achieved Applications and ad- fered to undergraduates close supervision of the stu- offered by the National a 3 5 at the end of fall ditional information can be through the Experimental dent counselors. Council of Alpha Lambda quarter. obtained from Linda Ogden. m Studies Program and the Project Outward Bound is Delta, freshmen women's Each fellowship will be 440 Student Services Bldg College of Education, calls funded through the Ohio honorary. awarded in the amount of Applications must be Inmates receiving readjustment counseling from University for students to visit Department of Rehabili- Any member of Alpha $2,000 Applicants will be submitted to the National Mansfield students yesterday described the help they have obtained Mansfield one day a week to tation and Corrections, Lambda Delta who judged on scholastic record, Headquarters of Alpha through Protect Outward Bound. From left, the Mansfield conduct counseling sessions. which also provides reim- graduated with a cumulative recommendation, soundness lambda Delta. Box 279. Lewisburg. Pa . 17837. bv inmates reformatory inmates are James Gilford Madison Nimins and Gary Carter. newsnotes Jan. 1.1974 blinking within minutes of President dissuade congressmen from passing a Nixon considers TV appearance Missing file Nixon's announcement Saturday constitutional amendment night that he had fired special prohibiting abortion. WASHINGTON (API - The FBI prosecutor Archibald Cox, disbanded to clarify recent resignations reportedly is investigating the Cox's task force, accepted the At the annual meeting of the group, disappearance of a confidential resignation of Atty Gen. Elliot L. a national coalition of civil liber- federal file on the Florida savings Richardson and discharged Deputy WASHINGTON (API - explain Nixon's refusal to developments had a signs urging motorists to tarians, feminists and religious ('resident Nixon, assessing dramatic impact but that in and loan association run by Atty Gen. William D Ruckelshaus. leaders, the Rt Rev John H Burt of (urn over tapes wanted in honk il they lavorcd associates of Charles G. "Bebe" The AFL-CIO executive council the reaction to his firing ol the Watergate investigation (he days ahead the whole impeachment Cleveland, Episcopal bishop o( Ohio, special Watergate prose- question of impeachment we Rebozo scheduled a meeting yesterday to said that constitutional amendments Nixon said Friday mghl he Special assistant Patrick The Baltimore Sun reported in discuss the possibility of calling for cutor Archibald Cox, yester- would produce a written feel confident will J Buchanan, presidential "that prohibit abortion in any and all day, considered taking his subside..." yesterday's editions that the Nixon's impeachment circumstances must be opposed." account of (he (apes and speech writer who also documents are missing from the case to the American people have il authenticated by Sen Nixon was described as oversees preparation ol a offices of the Federal Home Loan in a television speech. John C Slennis ill Miss i "completely convinced and news summary lor Nixon, Bank Board and that the board Rail system Alluding to the "right to life" for Presidential advisors He said he would not confident" he would said "the cries and howls reported the incident to the FBI INDIANAPOLIS (API - Plans for a the unborn slogan adopted by anti- were voicing confidence that produce the (apes weather the latest concerning impeachment An FBI spokesperson confirmed high-speed electric rail passenger abortion groups. Bishop Burl told a Nixon could weather themselves. ,is ordered by Watergate storm have somewhat calmed, but that an investigation was under way service connecting Chicago, luncheon audience. "We must be demands for his resignation I'.S District Judge John j AT ABOUT noon they're not dead." ill missing board documents. But the Indianapolis. Fort Wayne, Ind and concerned about the right to life and or impeachment, but Sirica, and lie ordered Cox yesterday the President As presidential counselor spokesperson said be did not know if Cincinnati have been set forth by a the fulfillment of life for those that indicated concern over what In drop legal moves to gain walked across the street to Melvin l( Laird had on they related to thesavings and loan Philadelphia engineer. E.L. are already born as well as the they called confusion access to them his hideaway suite in the Sunday. Buchanan predicted association run by Rebozo's Tennyson, who said the system could unborn.'' surrounding the ouster of COX REFUSED, selling Executive Office Building that the cooler heads" in associates be quickly and economically put into Cox and the resignation of olf (he chain of events lhal As he walked, the sound ol Congress would be satislied service Blood pledges Ally (ien. Elliot Richardson led Saturday night In his car horns drilled from once th product of Nixon's Named "Hoosierapid." the system and dismissal ol Deputy tiring. Richardson's resigna- Pennsylvania Avenue, tapes compromise was Public reaction has quickly caught the attention of MIAMI. Fla. (API - A woman Atty. Gen William D tion and Ruckelshaus' where demonstrators held available Indiana politicians and civic leaders who made 20 trips to skid row to coax Ruckelshaus dismissal (API - Calls for impeachment who already are on a crusade for alcoholics into donating blood for her A nationwide television One While House official Douglas to talk on Watergate mingled with cries of amazement on better rail service in the region two hemophiliac sons says a miracle address by the President said Nixon spent much of Sunday in an emotional outpouring of has happened She says she is getting was being considered to Sunday and yesterday The Watergate Where are we? Where do we go from reaction from Americans stunned to offers of blood donations from as far clear up that confusion, working on (he proposed here?" will be the focus of a short lecture and informal learn of the latest government Abortion rights discussion tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the second floor lounge of away as Germany and Hawaii. aides reported. solution to the Middle East upheaval in the Watergate tapes WASHINGTON (API The "I'm overwhelmed." said DeSola The timing was uncertain crisis Conklm Hall. -ontroversy National Association for the Repeal Brown. 36. "I'm not accustomed to While House lawyers are to The official acknowledged The discussion, led by Christopher Douglas, assistant Switchboards at Western Union of Abortion Laws announced on being given a shoelace. It's go into court today to that (lie weekend Watergate director of Ethnic Studies, is free and opened to the public offices and local newspapers started Saturday a letterwriting campaign to lanUskic." 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Pot* 4/Th* K> N«wi, To.«Jay, October 23, 1*73 'Tubular Bells'-British album with one 49-minute recording By Pruk Johno. strange lyrics; the entire Many of the soft guitar And at about this time, a album is an instrumental few copies of the album Formula for a hit album in sections no doubt have OldfieM's been a long- tbe United stales 1) The ancient British origins, as were crossing the Atlantic time unknown in England, does the part where guitars and filtering in to some U.S. lead player must be able to performing and recording stations. A copy got into Cin- play a large number of are used to obtain the sound instruments, ala Rick with three groups that never of bagpipes The entire com- cinnati over the summer, really made it. This is his position ends with in- and I remember hearing Wakeman of Yes. (who did first solo album, taking nine just bits and pieces of the "Tbe Six Wives of Henry corporations of "Sailors months to complete. And music, but never hearing the VIII" last year, and Stevie Hornpipe." a familiar tradi- Wonder. 2) The tracks must though that seems like a tional English sea chant entire album or even an long time just to record two entire side be of excessive lefinth and complexity like Yes' "Close album sides, it all seems Another of the fantastic AMERICAN RESPONSE to the Edge" and Jethro worth the trouble. elements of the album is will be something to look lull s "Thick as a Brick" As I mentioned before. that Oldfield uses real forward to Oldfield is a new and "Passion Play." 3) and Oldfield plays over 20 instruments throughout. No untested talent in this it really helps if the album different instruments, key- mellotron. electric piano or country, and "Tubular was a success in England boards, guitars, bass and any kind of synthesizer, Bells" is a fairly new before its American release percussion included, many which again amazes me. concept in rock music. I which dozens of albums being played at the same Where the Moodies and Kick tend to think that the album claim time thanks to the usage of Wakeman and friends rely will go over pretty well but No doubt you can think of some 274 overdubs and heavily on the mellotron to only because artists like many albums containing at approximately 2.000 "drop- obtain a large orchestrated .let hn i lull, the Moodies and least one of these elements, ins." sound. Oldfield is in fact a Yes have been leading up to but an album has been At times Oldfield sounds one-man orchestra this type of rock: (dare I say released recently with all like a chamber quartet, at it?) a rock symphony, per- three. The album, and its 49 others like a symphony, and When first released in formed with contemporary minute composition, is think that it takes the five England, the album's rock instruments "Tubular Bells" (Virgin 13 Moody Blues and electronic response was good and And the fact that a single 1061. The artist-writer is instruments to achieve that many called it a landmark. man conceived and Mike Oldfield. who single same sound And as part of Virgin performed Tubular Bells" handedly plays the whole THE MUSIC itself also Kecords' promotion, a live makes this an even more thing on not less than 20 has large ranges Mostly performance of "Tubular fantastic achievement. instruments classically oriented. Old- Bells" was given at a And unlike the lengthy field borrows from no concert at Queen Elizabeth songs of I'u 11 and Yes. particular source but tunes Hall which featured tbe Uldfield doesn't like to bore influenced from English folk Rolling Stones' Mick Taylor tbe listener with words and songs can be recognized. on guitar. AFL-CIO may support ERA COLUMBUS (API - The support the proposed con- amendment The AFL-CIO ratification move national commitment to the Equal Rights Amendment slututional change, which has held it would wipe out Stinziano forecast the principles of equality of the (ERAI to the US Constitu outlaws discrimination on many protective labor laws AFL-CIO switch would sexes under the law that lion may get another airing the basis of sex. for women swing the balance of power working men and women ONE in Ohio-if the national AFL- The Ohio House during the in the committee toward and their unions can use to (.'10 votes to reverse its last session voted to ratify "THE HOUSE and Senate approval. advantage to eliminate stand on the controversial the amendment, but it died hearings attracted only one Durum the first battle, he employment discrimination measure. lawmakers in the Senate Elections credible opponent of the said. Ohio AFL CIO Presi against women." Clip this coupon and bring it to predict Committee ERA. and that was the Ohio dent Frank Kind argued he us and receive one dollar The labor organization, For the AFL-CIO, AFL-CIO. declared Hep was carrying out national Sen Robert O Shaugh- meeting in Miami. Fla , is adoption of the resulution Michael Stinziano 1D-30 policy nessy 115-Columbus I one of off of any belt in stock expected to act today on a would reverse a previous Columbus) who was among the Senate committee resolution which would stand in opposition to the the lawmakers behind the KIND, contacted in members who voted against Miami, said he will back KRA. said, however. Good October 23. 24. 25. 26 whatever position the "Nothing has happened yet national body takes to change mv position I'm convinced by corres- Worldly Goods King called the proposed pondence both for and resolution "precisely the against KRA that my 904 E. Wooster kind of clear statement of position was right Open 11 6Mon to Sat GARY DESJARDINS on TO's corner Stock Market DOLLAR CONGRATULATIONS (Hub Guest Speaker ON WINNING THE INTRA- Mr. Paul Wolfram of MURAL CROSS COUNTRY Bell & Beckwith MEET AND SETTING A (Brokerage House of Toledo) Tues. Oct. 23, NEW RECORD. 7:30 p.m. THE BROTHERS OF PHI DELTA THETA Pink Dogwood Suite st**». Greenwood Mall m3M3 tfWi O' At£*CS PHONE 476-3186 FOR DOTINCTIVe APPAHEL presents WED. OCT. 24 Thru TUE. OCT. 30 m MATINEE SAT. AND SUN. $? in '% *&*ffi Concert % *,»j>. Toledo Sports Arena Thursday October 25 8:00 p.m. also ORLEANS Danhill Records Tickets may be purchased at Revelations PRESERVE YOUR FACE Finders Records, BG *_ ,, Masonic Auditorium ty ( ^ Black Knights Mens Shop %> DON'T BE FORGOTTEN. & Ries Records, Westgate *& Disc Records - 3 Locations Fez's Barber Shop SENIOR PICTURE APPOINTMENTS Headquarters Sears, Woodville Mall **** Central Travel & Ticket Toledo Sports Arena ■L The original 3 hounds of horror in 372-0086 'The World is a Ghetto" G a screamingly terrifying triple show. Tuesday, Oct.be. 23. 1973, Th. tG New./*a«e 5 Open education emphasizes value of individual progress By NIKV Laigklui The philosophy is chang- Cote said. 'The atmosphere (ication at all. be added, and quately. He pointed out that Suff Reporter ing, however, and schools is less formal and stresses the abilities needed to more schools, including high are beginning to' open up." continuous individual function in society are schools, are turning to open 'Readin'. writ in and Open education em- progress " stressed. education. One such school rithmaiic. taught to the phasizes learning how to in an open situation, the is St. Mary's in Toledo tune of a hickory stick.. learn. Dr. Ronald R. Cote, SCHOOLS practicing open child develops an interest "The nuns at St Mary's These familiar words once assistant professor of educa- education are more open to for learning and can work on were totally frustrated in summed up the philosophy tion, said The schools are the environment, and space his own." Dr Adelia Peters, their attempts to reach the behind elementary child-centered, not teacher- is not defined by assistant professor of new population of students education. The teachers dominated. classrooms, he said. education, said. "The child they were getting which function was to be the in open education, the Instead, it is defined by the is competing with himself, included non-Catholics, imparter of knowledge, student is active, while the resources and the variety of not others He can relate to blacks and Spanish-speaking while the child's was to sit teacher is the learning equipment available to the different projects and equip- children." he said. "They quietly at his desk and learn facilitator, rather than the child ment in a way that is didn't feel they were what the teacher Uught. source of all wisdom." Or. There is no subject classi- functional to him." achieving what they could The major benefit of open be with these children, so education. Dr Peters said, they turned to open educa- is that a child can work at tion four years ago. " his own pace and is not The first five grades at St. forced to keep up with the Mary's now are open. Sister rest of the class Mary Keith, principal of the Open schools have school, said, and the staff is resource centers, with working towards transition different types of materials of the other three grades. and equipment the child can The rooms are self-contain- experiment with, Dr Cote ed due to the age of the said Learning becomes a building, but some children self-motivated exploration change rooms for different subjects. "IN A SENSE, the Maumee Valley Day children learn by playing School, another open school, games." he said "They is one big room partitioned enjoy what they are doing so by bulletin boards. Dr. Cote they are enthusiastic about said A library is situated in learning." the center of the room. Children are taught in Collingwood Klementary multi-age groups, he added, School in Toledo is just and there is a variety of beginning to go through the activity going on in an area transition, he added The at one time The child can staff. however. is NMpjeJMi by Mbfcaal O. Om choose the means by which encountering two problems Manalna R. Fantpat, a University student from India, gives a he will learn trying to operate in a school Personal St. Maty > student some of the individualised instruction Does the informality lead not designed for open to disciplinary problems^ education and trying to attention necessary to the open education system. Through "Because the teacher change the teachers' "Alternatives to Education;' University students may sample treats the child with attitudes open education first hand. respect, the child learns alternative to Kducation 408 do field work in Toledo or I Ed I and student aid at St. respect for himself and "ALL THE schools and 4X19 Maumee on Tuesday and Mary's, added. "In other others." Dr Cote said "The mentioned are schools in Thursday mornings field work, you don't gel the I' • discipline comes from transition." Dr Cote said The project is worth eight "We want students to see experience in class within " "They are working towards credit hours. Dr Peters schools that are undertaking planning I'm responsible "The hassle is not in an ideal. What they realize, said, and participating all kinds of experiments," for being a facilitator for my keeping the class under though, is thai they're students must be at least Dr. Cote said "Undergrad- class, for providing them control." he continued. "It dealing with kids and them- sophomores, preferably uates can see a different with some added stimulus is in keeping them supplied selves in terms of the Mwnplata a» m*mt o. Own having completed Educa- kind ot teacher behavior and every time 1 see them. with all the materials they future " tional Psychology 302 get experience in continuous V'lSUal A Hud.nl at St. Mary's Elementary School, Toledo, can toko request " Because of the growth of Students need not be ele- progress classrooms where , advantage of audio-visual equipment a* he loarnt at his own open education, the College mentary education majors children use activity centers "This program has given eOUCatlOn pace. Th. school is putting into practice the child-centered DR. COTE emphasized of Education is offering to apply. and work in small groups " me experience with children that schools can be informal students an "Alternatives to philosophy el open education. Students attend class outside the traditional and still teach children ade- Education" project as an three mornings a week and KATIE DUFTON, senior classroom situation." SAVE UP TO 50c ON 2-00Z. 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Octatwr 23, 1*73 House members favor impeachment be has abused his executive Judiciary Committee could Minn.), national chairman WHILE AN overwhelming early to be talking of such Seventeen House result of a sampling of the WASHINGTON (AP) • investigate Waldie's of the Americans for Demo- amount of the support for drastic action authority." said Rep. members said they were sentiment of House Forty-four members of the "I think it's far too early Howard W Robison (R- members following Nixon's proposal, much as a grand cratic Action. impeachment came from House of Representatives undecided on the matter and N.Y.). "Maybe be has. But jury examines evidence; and •'The President's Democrats, Rep. H. R. to conclude, for any other 12 said they opposed weekend firing of special said yesterday tbey favored than partisan reasons one let's wait a while and find Watergate prosecutor Archi- make a recommendation to actions, have left Congress Grots (R-Iowa) said be or at least would consider impeachment. the full House. If the com- with no choice but to "would support an impeach- has harbored all along, that out." Of the 44 members favor- bald Cox. House members instituting impeachment mittee recommended proceed with impeach- ment action against inn or considering impeach- were scattered across the proceedings against ment." Fraser said. "The country for the holiday impeachment and the full President Nixon unless the School of Music ensembles President Nixon Most of the ment, 3D were Democrats, House voted by a simple President, in setting himself federal court on its own six were Republicans. weekend and many could not congressmen were Demo- majority to accept that beyond the law. has chal- motion proceeded with The figures were the be reached. to present concerts In Plqua crats. recommendation, the Senate lenged the whole basis upon action to obtain the which our government if REP. JEROME R Waldle would try the impeachment Watergate tapes. The The Piqua Fine Arts Foundation's 1973-74 University 'Art stars, superstars' lecture (D-Calif.) said he would case. founded-that of a govern- principle of executive ment under law." Concert Series will feature ensembles from the University's introduce a resolution today On the other hand, the branch accountability to the School of Music. "Art Stars and Super Stars," will be the subject of a to Impeach Nixon on committee could table the Congress is at stake.'' The series opens Monday. Oct. 28. with a concert by the lecture by Richard Muhlberger. chairman of education, grounds of obstruction of resolution and thereby And from Rep. Ken Hechler (D-W. Va.l; For a Among those opposed to University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kinil Rabb. Detroit Institute of Arts. justice effectively kill it. The subscription series supports in-scbool concerts by the The lecture, open to the public, will be presented at 7.30 Waldie's draft impeach- nation numbed by a an impeachment move was featured ensembles and provides the opportunity for Piqua p.m. tomorrow in room 204, Fine Arts Bldg. ment resolution pointed to REP. MORRIS K Udall successive series of shocks, Rep. Robert J Huber (R- school children to hear quality music. Muhlberger was a Phi Beta Kappa and Woodrow Wilson Nixon's refusal of court (DAriz.) proposed that this latest nightmare-come- Mich.) who called Cox's Other programs will be a Dec. 5 Christmas concert by the scholar and curator of Museum Education at the Worcester orders to produce tapes and Nixon agree to resign in true at first sounded like dismissal long overdue. Collegiate Chorale, directed by Ivan Trusler; a Jan. 22 (Massachusetts) Art Museum. documents related to the return for Ford's immediate some sort ol a halloween "Cox was trying to build an presentation by the Opera Theatre, directed by Barbara Watergate investigation and confirmation with Ford fantasy, yet is it not obvious empire," Huber added. "He Lockard. and featuring the Stage Band, conducted by Mark Nixon's abolition of the thereby succeeding Nixon as that respect for the Consti- had practically 100 attorneys Kelly, and a program by the University's String Quartet on office of the special President tution and the orderly on his staff just to in- vestigate Watergate. It's April 18 TYPING ERRORS prosecutor. One of the most vigorous processes of government Under impeachment proponents of impeachment cannot continue with the ridiculous." For series ticket information, contact Ramen Das. 1202 procedures, the House was Rep Donald Fraser (D present occupant of the LenotSt., Piqua. White House Others said it was just too , ERROR FREE TYPING Piqua is located north of Dayton T.O.'S CAMPUS CORNER SNSW R 10 m VI M UZZIE AT YOUR DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE |H » I i 6 t t * M 1 ERRORITE CAMPUS STORE Across From Kohl Hall (npi 7* Gfn l NaiafflJ Oup. ■ C Q N I C. ■ ny. HlllE rpiH o R c RS 5 ID Implore. 3 Case. i BIE R 4 Queen lace. 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Available im- Penney's. made with no hassle Call Your Big Panasonic AM FM ster- mediately TiMMtey, OctwW 23, 1*73. Th. M» Hnn/frnp, 7 Wiarh Glover says: A's 'fought' way to top It took a group of trouble-ridden Oakland A i to prove that Jackson's greatest act was his tribute to manager Dick the "Miracle Meta" were only human. Williams. "He taught me how to relax for these last two The Oakland ball club won baseball's World Championship games." said the smiling outfielder during a television . in Sunday's seventh and final game of the World Series by a interview. 5-2 count over a tough New York team. The meaning of this statement can only be understood The remarkable aspect about this triumph is that it was when considering its background Williams made public accomplished under the most trying conditions. During the before the game that be was leaving the Oakland nine-day happening, the Oakland team was riddled with organization after this year. enough controversy to last a decade. The A's flare-ups rivaled those of a team in Washington in EVEN MORE ironic is the fact that Jackson and Williams magnitude. The two teams seemed to be competing for were feuding earlier in the regular season about how the A's headlines all week should be run At that time. Jackson let it be known that he wished to be traded. THE OUTFIT in Washington is run by a man named Therefore, it seemed only right that this season should end Nixon In Oakland, the leader is known as Charlie Finley with the all-star outfielder hugging the departing Williams. Both men had their troubles last week. One painful regret Willie Mays didn't gel his last hurrah It was Finley who came through the beat in better shape on a championship team It would have been nice to see the Somehow, his Oakland team snook off a number of bitter great legend in the winning clubhouse events (generated mainly by Finley himself) and buried a As for the A's. the team will undergo some violent brash, determined New York squad. changes during the winter months The question is this; how did they do it? The answer is It seems very sad that such a fine unit will lose some of its Reggie Jackson, the series' most valuable player. most important personnel The A's flew into Oakland last Friday down 3-2 in the best WILL REGGIE Jackson leave Oakland" Will Charlie of the seven games series. On Saturday. Reggie Jackson Finley go on another one of his trading sprees? took command of the proceedings. Where will Dick Williams go? Whether the pressure of the In Saturday's game, a must win for Oakland at the time. job in Oakland caused the exit of the A's manager is hard to Pp* WrStVnVw) &f CaBTl ] Jackson tagged Met starter Tom Seaver for a pair of say. The heat of constant controversy while working for doubles. Both hits drove in runs, and the second one gave Finley is a lot to take for any man. A Falcon bootor loans into a kkk during Saturday's toccor match against Seaver a trip to an early shower. Jackson scored a third run Oovoland Stato playod at Bowling Groon. Tho Falcon* boat tho Vikings, who by tagging up on a fly ball while on third base. Kicks A's pitcher Jim Hunter allowed only one run and the 3-1 camt into tho match ratod as tho top toam in Ohio, by a 5-1 count. Oakland victory set up the seventh day confrontation. JACKSON took up Sunday where be left off the day before. He made a diving stab at a drive in centerf ield in the second inning The catch saved a potential double. In the last half of the third inning, little Bert Campanerls Booters topple Vikings hit a two-run homer that barely cleared the wall giving the Hayden was on the scoring Davis highlighted the A's a 2-0 lead. After Joe Rudi singled, Jackson gave By Dan Gartield 29-year-old BG star a clean Assistant Sports Editor end of a Tim Davis pass, exploding BG offense the Campaneris a lesson on how a borne run should be hit. shot for the score making BG a 2-0 leader over rest of the game, taking a "Cleveland State didn't Met hurler John Matlack delivered a curve ball to the The Falcon soccer squad the stunned Vikings at half- pass from Hayden in front of come ready to play." said' waiting Jackson and then it happened, a blast. For all I put on a dazzling per- time. the Falcon mentor "They know, the ball may still be moving somewhere in the upper formance Saturday against just came off a great week, the state's No. 1-ranked stratosphere. "They (CSU) were frus- tying St Louis and whipping Jackson didn't even bother to move after the swing, as is team. Cleveland State trated throughout the first Toledo, and they weren't 11'SI' ■. blasting the Vikings. his custom. After all. one likes to stand back and watch the half, making mistakes." ready for us " ball leave the park before going through the ceremony of 5-1. before the largest BG said Cochrane "We (BG) crowd of the season Cleveland State s solo goal rounding the bases created our own breaks just Attracting fans going to came late in the contest, After the Jackson clout, pitcher Matlack made his own being at the right place at the Homecoming football when Hugo I n/.n scored exit from the premises. the right time. game, the lit; booters dis- for the Vikings. played spectacular "WE EXPECTED Cleve- Then it was all downhill for the A's Oakland starter Ken Now 5-1 on the year, the Hollzman received relief help from Darold Knowles and defensive plays and some land State to be ready to Falcons could move into Rollie Ringers Oakland added a run and the Mets added timely offensive break- play after half-time, but in aways Ohio's No 1 position. two order to win we had to score the first goal right away the CSU goal and sending it past goalie Ihor Zyga. "We could be the number THE FINAL out settled into the sure glove of Oakland "We tBGl just had one of after the break." those perfect days." said Cotton again came one team." said Cochrane shortstop Bert Campaneris. The 5-2 triumph brought the "Akron lost 2-1 to tough winning coach Mickey through with his second goal Six minutes later at 31:18. usual mad scene at the pitcher's mound with most of the Howard II . so we could Cochrane. "Everything we of the day. putting the Davis again scored when a players barely escaping with their lives. Fans tend to love Falcons ahead by three Hayden shot deflected off move into the top spot, or their team to death after a World Championship. talked about and everything we said we had to do to win goals. the CSU goalie, giving the most likely No. 2." In the frenzied Oakland clubhouse, a cool Reggie worked well for us " Jackson told it like it was. He revealed the fact that his life The Falcons drew first had been threatened earlier in the year. The warning said Oakland A's ourfioWor toggle Jackson is that if Jackson played in the playoffs, he would be killed. blood early in the game understandably happy after winning the MMI when Rich Cotton took a Jackson played the last three weeks of the regular season Valuable Mayor award for his play in tho World pass iloin Bart Hayden in knowing this and tnroughout the entire post-season play for Sories. Jackson dominated tho last two gam., in front of the CSU net and the championship FBI men accompanied him to most of the tho host of seven games sories by driving in four rammed it home for the games runs and making several sparkling catches in tho score. Midway in the first half. field. IS YOUR MEAL TICKET RESEARCH J & G Pizza & Restaurant NOT GETTING IT? 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WOOSTIR - 332-O709 iiiiy PUT WINGS ON YOUR COLLEGE JOLEN CREME DEGREE BLEACH Your professional flying career could start Marvelously with a phone call safe cosmetic The United States Air Force offers some unique to quickly lighten career starting advantages to college graduates between 20'/j and 26 Shortly after the last whittle had sounded ending the BO One thing is for sure and it's no secret to anyone-the homecoming with a 12-10 triumph. group which just seems to be going through the motions on Miami Homecoming headliner last Saturday afternoon, a whole BG football program is out on the field. It will take Lack of motivation on the part of the whole outfit seems to the field very disgusted fan stopped me near the team lockerroom some time for the coaching staff to formulate another be the big villian of the team right now. The Falcons have The season in all reality was over for BG when they and made an astute comment claiming the Falcons and Poe league contender once graduation depletes this year's team. been in the money games this year but it just seems they dropped a 21-7 decision to Kent State. Much of the Ditch have one thing in common- -they stink. But after Saturday's escapades with Miami, one has to played the games (Kent. Miami) to see if they compared effervescence was destroyed from a team which took pride Such responses became prevalent among the 22.160 wonder about the plight of the Falcons who have seemed to personnel-wise with the other teams. in team accomplishments rather than individual honors spectators, who for 60 minutes watched their heroes lose a get progressively worse in their last three outings Now that second place in the league standings appears to 31-8 game to the Redskins along with aspirations ol winning IN GAMES which should have you sky high lor football, be an even greater longsbot for the Falcon*, there is no the league crown. EXCUSES CAN be wiped completely Ir mi the slate the Falcons have failed to glisten and look like league telling where the mid-season transformation will leave the Right now fans are confused about the turnabout of what because there was no semblance of a team effort against the champs which was visioned by many scribes. team. was supposed to be a contender with championship Hedskins who to put it plainly, defeated the Falcons very In essence, the Falcons are going through the motions in a There also is much talk that even though the Falcons are potential. They I the fans I are just a few martinis away from soundly. very precarious situation with the outcome being very bleek losing games, they still are the best team on the field. In becoming a lynching mob after seeing a possible trip to the Speculation around Orange Country has it that toe and dim. addition, some people say their effort should be cited in a Sunshine State go down the drain again. gridders are trying to cash in on a golden hit which they The big question now is can history repeat itself? loss But. all the accolades are showing up in the loss An explanation is due the public because myself and other made famous during the 1971 campaign. After getting off to It's true that the Falcons have had their share of injuries column. highly respected scribes picked the Falcons to be one of the a booming beginning, the Falcons finished with a thud. to key personnel through the campaign. But it (BGl was a Probably the biggest task facing not only the coaches but better outfits in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) along Championship hopes went down the drain. good team with adequate depth even after graduation took the players is getting motivated for the remaining four with challenging incumbent Kent State for the league The golden oldie-'Swan Dive 73"--is under a new label. its toll on a team which should have taken all the marbles games of a season which holds no rewards for the Falcons. crown The lyrics are the same and seem to gleam ever so brightly last year. It is possible that BG can end up the year losing their last as the Falcons head into the latter stages of the campaign There were areas of great concern on the team such as the four games which are against teams which will be gunning DURING the summer training camp. I saw a team that with Marshall. Ohio University. Eastern Michigan and offensive line, quarterback, the interior defensive line and for them. And if that happens once again, the excuses would be exciting, excellent on defense and capable of Northern Illinois. the kicking game which all appeared to be patched probably will be that it's nobody's fault for the demise of the putting points on the scoreboard. A team that would not beat During the last four games of the 1971 season, the Falcons temporarily when the season began. team. itself could only manage a win over Texas-Arlington while But with all the personnel maneuvers during the summer Funny thing though, there's not any player or coach on the I did not see this team's potential during the summer pre- dropping the other three games to mediocre teams. sessions, the enthusiasm ran high for the '73 football season BG roster that goes by the name of Nobody. parations for the autumn grind I saw its pure talent The During the lirst four weeks the Falcons resembled world II this club is destined to finish the year on the winning Falcons without a doubt would probably field their best unit Probably the most embarrassing losses in Falcon history beaters as they literally played never give-up football edge, it's going to have to pull itself together. It's going to with excellent talent at the skilled positions came at the hands of Marshall and Xavier Universities. In last Saturday's game, the Falcons seemed to be just out take the whole team, the coaches and the fans. The Falcons also would have fun playing the game in their Xavier, who had not beaten a major college team in 29 on the field while the Miami contigent showed why they are Head coach Don Nehlen must immediately make football quest for the league crown while also entertaining the fans games, lambasted BG. 42-27. nationally-ranked among the nation's best teams : uri again for his club, restore the recklessness and abandon and drawing huge crowds into stadiums to witness their new Marshall, a rebuilt team comprised of mostly freshmen that will entertain the fans and win games It's a big job. but look and sophomores after a plane crash the year before claimed BUT STILL, it's a little hard to explain how a team can one which needs to be done. And somehow, now. it's all gone. the lives of its entire squad, surprised the Falcons at their start the season as world beaters and then transform into a The alternative is disaster The BG News Redskins slaughter k5 PORTS 'spiritless' Falcons Tuesday, October 23, 1973 Fog* I By Jack O'Brexa piled up 380 net yards on the "WHEN WE got that contest Jack O'Breza Executive Sports Editor ground Bob Hitchens had safety and field goal in the Several Bowling Green 122 yards in 18 carries. third quarter. I'd have players didn't play the Miami musl have received Teammates Chuck Varner thought we would have had entire game due to injuries the word that this year's and Sherman Smith had 135 60 guys really excited." said they sustained during the Who gets Thanksgiving bird would and 101 yards, respectively. Nehlen "But we were contest Tailback Paul Miles cost double of what it did "It was a good game, lifeless. The only ones who was sidelined late in the last year. probably our best one." said were excited were the third quarter because ol an The Redskins decided to Miami head coach Bill coaches " aggravated thigh injury. bag their holiday bird a few Mallory. "We had some "As a coach, you can only Safety Tony Bell left the the blame? weeks early. The Falcons penalties that were costly, do so much hell raising. battle in the middle of the were it. Miami went on the but take them out and we Somebody has got to take It second quarter with an warpath and took Bowling played a real good game We by the horns and do ankle injury The 1973 football season was supposed to be the "Year of Green to a 31-6 slaughter at had those penalties, but we something about it A coach "Miles got hurt Thursday the Team" at Bowling Green. This was the year the Falcons DoytL Perry Field kept our poise and can only do so much," he night in practice." said were going to win the Mid-American Conference champion- A homecoming day crowd composure." added "Our guys just didn't Nehlen. "Up until then he ship of 22,160 persons watched The Redskins were look overly excited about was as healthy as he's ever What a farce to say the least the Mid-American Con- penalized 119 yards during anything " been. I felt I had lo get him ference I MAC! .football the contest. At one point in the middle out of there." LAST SATURDAY, before the alumni, the Falcon football mismatch. However, the story of the of the third quarter. Bowling Miles gained 52 yards team played probably its worst game of the season The Falcon head coach Don game was not in the Green tried to stop a Miami rushing in 17 attempts. As a competition. Miami's nationally-ranked Redskins, was Nehlen summed up his penalties assessed against scoring drive with an extra result, he fell behind awesome The Falcons were pitiful. team's performance in one Miami but the mysterious player on the field. It didn't Miami's Hitchens 2.894 to Miami has a fine football team Unfortunately, the word: "terrible." playol the Falcons work. The only reward the 2.861 yards in their battle for Falcons were not ready to play them Apparently they had "It looked like they {the Falcons received was a the league all-time career given up hope for a share of the league title after their 21-7 Falcons) didn't want to Bowling Green trailed 10-3 penalty for illegal rushing mark. at the half In the third loss to Kent State the previous week play." said Nehlen "We procedure-half the distance The loss dropped the A bewildered Bowling Green coacb Don Nehlen held his just didn't have anybody in quarter, Miami quarterback to the goal for having 12 Falcons from the Steve Sanna fumbled the conference championship post-game press conference in which he literally tore his there lighting " players instead of 11 on the team apart for its effort against Miami. ball in the end zone The ball field. picture BG is 4-2 overall Miami Redskins' tailback Bob Hitchens lakes THREE MIAMI running was recovered by Redskin To add insult to injury. and 2-2 in the MAC Miami tackle Bob Cale for a safety. a break during last Saturday's action at Deyt AT TIMES during the interview. Nehlen appeared on the backs gained over 100 yards Miami's Varner took a bad remains unbeaten after six verge of tears. He was a victim of circumstances. Nehlen If a Falcon player would I. Perry Field. Hitchens rushed for 122 yards, rushing as the Redskins snap from center on a punt games The Hedskins are 2-0 found himself the commander of a sinking ship have recovered the lose ball and raced 45 yards for the in league action Kent State temporarily passing Falcon rusher Paul Miles it would have resulted in a leads the MAC title chase game's final touchdown with for the all-time MAC rushing lead. The pressure was on Nehlen to produce a champion For BG touchdown instead of a 2 45 left to play in the with a 3-0 slate. Miami safety. two years all the public received was promises and two second place finishes. This season was to be different BG MAC The Falcons took the was going to win the crown it so desperately sought. ensuing kickoff and drove to Unfortunately, the 1973 football season will be different TEAM W LAIX the Redskins 19-yard line A than the past two years The Falcons will not even finish Kent Slate 1 0 5-1 Williams bids farewell third down pass from Heid second in the league. A pitiful end for the super sophomore Miami 2 0 6-0 Lamport to Roger Wallace class of 1971 BG ...1 ; 4-i was incomplete. On fourth Western Mu-h 1 2 5-2 down. Don Taylor kicked a SOME people have already begun to call for Nehlen's Toledo 1 2 3-3 37-yard field goal to pull the head. They want Nehlen to resign or be fired. They're Ohio I'm 0 3 1-4 to winning combination Falcons within two points of apparently not satisfied with the job he has done in bis six- Miami at 10-8. year reign as head coach OAKLAND (AP) - Dick But I would love to manage rules about tampering with was given some con- But is it the coach's fault when a team does not want to Williams quit Sunday as for the Yankees A man managerial or player talent play the football it is capable of playing'' The cliche goes. manager of the Oakland sideration and the names of Harriers garner would have to be out of his when a person is under Ted Williams. Dave Bristol. "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink." Athletics at the height of the mind not to want to be wihh contract to another team. Did Nehlen do his best to get the Falcons mentally team's glory-and he said he Frank Robinson and Maury that team " Williams said he made his Wills have been mentioned prepared to play the Redskins? His appearance and was both happy and sad. From a close source, it decision to leave the A's in comments after the game would seem to indicate that he did "There is no way I can de- was learned that Williams mid-season and gave the Williams will consider his give it his all. The individual team members apparently third piace spot scribe the thrill of winning had been given permission news to hi team in a secret didn't care anymore. my second World Series." future in baseball over the to talk to the Yankees meeting last week in New winter months at his home Do you fire a coach because his team gives-up" How about Bowling Green's distance the second straight year. he said in the bedlam of the heirarchy over the possi- York . in Rivera Beach. Florida. firing the team instead? The heavily favored Skins A's winning dressing room. bility of his succeeding ace Craig Macdonald put on He said that Finley ad -I a spectacular running finished in second, third, But in my heart, it is a sad Ralph Houk. who resigned urged him to stay. display at the All-Ohio seventh, eighth and ninth thing for me. after 11 years as manager to There was wide specu- FALCON HOTLINE 372-BGSU positions for a stunning 29 "I am leaving for personal take over as manager of the lation about who might be Championships at Oxford, «^"»V < i f.A N I o winning the five-mile event points, 66 points ahead of reasons and not out of any Detroit Tigers. Williams' successor with the in record fashion second-place sleeper Ash- dissatisfaction over my world champion team. Irv Crossing the tape at land College. relations with Mr. Finley- BASEBALL has sticky Noren. a coach of the A's. Ki 24:409, Macdonald estab- The Falcons took down Charles O Finley, owner of - FEATURING - the A's. He has been open 7:30am to900pm lished a new Western Col- thud place, one step lower Mon. thru Fri. lege-course record i Miami's than last year, with this wonderful to me I have Char Broiled Steaks and course), enroute to his year's toUl running up to 108 nothing but the highest Cheps MYCtfiVMG: second straight champion- points. regard for him." Full Course Family in by 10:00 A.M. ship Dkuer out by 4:00 P.M. Miami, as predicted, Now. the race of the year WILLIAMS made his poig- It VARIETIES carried off the team title in faces the Falcons, when all nant and dramatic PANCAKES * WAF- The piict to sent! high fashion, with a score of 10 Mid-American squads announcement moments FLES 29 points, as all five runners gather in Athens. Ohio. Nov. after his colorful A's had Open Ties, thru Sat. Mft JM Mth for the Redskins landed in 3 for the 28th running of the beaten the New York Mets 7:31-1 dirts. the top 10 of the scoring MAC Championships. 5-2 in the seventh and Sundays 7:38 - 7:M Bowling Green grouped Miami, the defending deciding game of the World Series tli EAST WOOSTER together four men at 23rd, champion, will have their BANQUET ROOM 25th, 27th and 30th places, hands full with newcomers Rumors were rampant NAPCHfON M> good enough for third place. Eastern Michigan and Ball that be was headed for New NOON SPECIALS DAILY Ashland College took run- State. York to try to rebuild the V ner-up honors with 95 points. Defending individual win- dynasty of the once-great 11 ahead of BG s 10* total ner Gordon Minty will be Yankees. tried again this year by last "Honestly. I have not 110 E. Napoleon The Redskins as predicted year's runner-up Craig Mac- talked to the Yankees and swept the championship for donald-GARFIELD they nave not talked to me. 3534212