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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. The BIS Slews Vol. 60. No. 41 Bowling 'Green State University Thursday, Dec. 2, 1976 Discrimination alleged; prof quits By Cindy Leise "About 20 people had complaints," she said. "But it's not just the women Staff Reporter involved. Many men fought with us," she added. Complaints of sexual and racial discrimination have resulted in the A MALE STUDENT called the News this week and said some firings were resignation of at least one University professor. going on as a result of the complaints, but University Provost Kenneth W. Or. Timothy Roberts, assistant professor of education in the special Rothe said no one has been fired. education department, resigned effective next month, according to sources A letter addressed to a News reporter stated that Roberts and another within the department and in the administration. special education professor were' 'guilty of discrimination.'' The office of Equal Opportunity Compliance received the complaints and Faculty and administration sources revealed that the second professor. Dr. worked '"to find the truth, "director Myron M. Chenault said. Wilfred D. Wienke, has been asked to resign. The complaints against Roberts "and other men in the department" range On Tuesday Wienke said, "These rumors are totally untrue and I have from sexual slurs to unfair hiring practices for women and minorities. never heard anything about them. I think they're pure fabrication." Yesterday Wienke would not comment on the complaints or resignation SEVERAL WOMEN who identified themselves as faculty members and rumors. students oulined their grievances to the News by phone or letter. One woman said sexual slurs and discriminatory acts created a great deal ROBERTS WOULD not comment on anything. He would not confirm that of tension in the department. he was leaving in January, and said "no comment" when asked about the "At times, it feh like a war between men and women," she said. "Race was complaints against him. also a factor." Several persons who complained about discrimination in letters or on the The woman, who said she was a faculty member, said a "feeling of phone said there were more offenders. paranoia" existed. She said the complaints, made during the last several "It goes deeper," one woman said. years, were broad-based and concerned everyone from faculty to secretaries. To Page 4 Faculty salaries, hikes explained By Marilyn Dillon calendar year are determined be THE MONEY is distributed to the These merit salary recom- Staff Reporter adding the December contract salary vice presidents, provosts and deans mendations then are channeled from to the total amount each faculty who then ration it to academic the department chairman to the University faculty salaries will member has received in the past 11 departments. This money, $1.5 college dean, the provost, president total {14,842,000 this year, excluding months. million this year, is used for salary and finally to the Board of Trustees. faculty fringe benefits. These According to Ober H. Simon, increases to faculty in addition to The trustees then approve faculty benefits, which include parking, University resident examiner, these their contract salaries. member's salary at a spring ;#"£ retirement and medical insurance, figures are accurate but could in- meeting, according to Ferrari. raise the total to $17,216,000. crease for some faculty members Most department have a salary Faculty members were given an Student instructional fees account who perform extra duties in review committee which makes 8.8 per cent average salary increase for only one third of the money which December. salary increase recommendations. this year. Four and a half per cent of goes for salaries. The remainder of Determining contract faculty Instruction, research and public this 8.8 per cent increase for cost of the money usually is supplied salaries is a long, involved process service are the general criteria used living but faculty in higher pay Nvwiphoto by Dan Bomall through state subsidies, said Dr. during which large sums of money to determine faculty merit pay in- brackets receive a smaller per- are juggled and distributed to each creases. Specific guidelines are centage, Ferrari said. There is a Traveling far from the Ice Arena, these Individuals demon- Michael R Ferrari, vice president of strate their ability to make quick turns on smooth ice without resource planning. college, department and faculty established by the individual ceiling on the cost of living increase a departments. faculty member can receive. losing balance as snow and ice covered the campus. Did she According to salary projections, 48 member. lake lessons from the Falconettes? faculty members will receive more According to Ferrari, a pool of than $30,000 for this calendar year. money for salary increases is Of these, two are being paid more .ecommended by the Educational Vocational studies gaining interest than $40,000. Six others receive Budget Advisory Committee and between $29,000 and 30,000. then approved by the Board of BETWEEN $25,000 and 29,000 a Trustees. The trustees have the year goes to another 72 faculty power to revise the amount but have Number of 'liberal arts' students declines members. made no changes in recent years, These projected figures for the 1976 Ferrari said. Editor's note: Tne continuing The Association of American establishing education programs, Commission on Policy Studies in controversy about the relative Colleges, a group of liberal arts in- especially at the level at which Higher Education said liberal arts benefits of a liberal arts degree and a stitutions, recently found it education becomes elective: What graduates "without any special strictly job-oriented degree is necessary to reaffirm its com- needs do people have which are not career orientation...are a drag on the examined in this article by News mitment to liberal arts education. subsumed under their job? " market It has become very difficult Faculty salaries over $30,000 Managing Editor Kevin McCray as Steven Marcus, English professor to place people like this." part of this week's series on careers IN A REPORT on the future of at Columbia University, has said he "We are told that the liberal arts Source: Office of the Resident Examiner and college education. liberal arts institutions, the believes the humanities are in liberate the artisan from the association said "We are not trouble and that "serious work has to narrowness of his special skill. That By Kevin McCray prepared to yield the case for the be undertaken to help them renew is true," says Marvin J. Feldman, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Managing Editor relevance of liberal learning to their indispensable functions in president of New York's Institute of Art WillardWankelman $32,542 career development on the basis of American education and society." Fashion Technology. Biology GaryT.Heberlein 36,370 Increased interest in vocational placement of graduates data, their Marcus is developing a National English Richard C. Carpenter 31,831 success and advancement has led to immediate levels of earnings or even Humanities Center to serve that "IT IS ALSO true that liberal arts Edgar F. Daniels 31,402 a growth in the number of students their early career promotions. We purpose. are lifeless without practical ex- Chemistry Douglas C. Neckers 30,180 enrolled in career-oriented fields. At believe that liberal arts education is pression and thus the practical arts Environmental Studies William B.Jackson 34,614 the same time, areas commonly highly beneficial in terms of career- RADICAL critics charge that are equally essential to the civilizing Geography Joseph CBuford 31,235 grouped as "liberal arts" are long performance, in adaptability to career-oriented courses "socialize" process,'' Feldman added. Mathematics Louis Graue 34,178 declining. employment changes that occur and students to accept the existing social He explained, "We don't believe W.Charles Holland 30,636 Controversy exists between the in providing perspective and order. These critics claim that by people are enslaved when they leam RadhaG.Laha 32,093 proponents of liberal arts and those framework for upper-level ap- focusing on jobs, higher education is skills. We believe people are en- Political Science Gerald Rigby 34,040 who stress "practical arts," or pointments." teaching students to accept the social slaved when they have no skills." Psychology Pietro Badia 32,742 courses with strong career The report continued, "We may order as they find it. Leon Botstein, president of Bard Robert M. Guion 38,371 orientation. need to ask in what respects higher Of 4,138 graduates of the class of College in Annandale, N.Y., places Donald F.Kausch 31,293 Educators recommend several education is an instrument to be used 1965 surveyed by the College heavy emphasis on science education Donald B. Leventhal 33,670 alternatives to meet the dilemma. by other social structures to meet Placement Council and the National for his students. John P. Scott 34,699 Some call for a return to traditional their self-chosen ends - such as in- Institute of Education, only 43 per "I think we need to create Patricia C. Smith 31,186 liberal arts, concentrating less on dustry and government - and to what cent rated their college education scientific literacy," Botstein said, Sociology H. Theodore Groat 32,335 specific career goals and electives. extent it can appropriately choose its very useful. Fifty-three per cent said adding that he believes a person Arthur G.Neal 36,837 Others suggest greater emphasis on, own ends. To what extents are the they found it only somewhat useful. ' must understand technology in Edward G.StockweU 35,400 career-direction and skills. needs of the state determinative in Margaret Gordon of the Carnegie today's world. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ALMA COLLEGE of Michigan, a College Student Personnel Gerald F.Saddlemire 31,114 small private school, has restruc- Curriculum and Instruction VerlinW.Lee 35,334 tured its curriculum to emphasize Josephs. Nemeth 40,450 Gil mo re's execution date set career development. LorreneOrt 34,364 Alma students develop personal Education Administration Leslie J. Chamberlin 36,731 PROVO, Utah (AP)-A district court judge yesterday Ronald Stanger, Gilmore's current attorney, said career preparation plans and work and Supervision WillardFox 37,025 ordered convicted killer Gary Gilmore to die by a firing Gilmore did not suggest any specific execution date. with faculty advisers and career Neil Pohlman 31,393 squad at sunrise on Monday, two days after his 36th birth- THE UTAH BOARD of Pardons voted 2-1 Tuesday not professionals to learn how various Morris J. Weinberger 30,503 day. to commute Gilmore's death sentence. Within hours of academic courses apply to the work William J. York 37,603 Judge J. Robert Bullock also denied a petition for a the board's action, Jones, claiming he was still the at- situation. Foundations and Inquiry William E. Harrington 40,168 certificate of probable cause filed Tuesday by Gilmore's torney of record, said he would appeal. Alma also stresses opportunities ■ Bernard Rabin 32,047 former attorney, Tom Jones. The petition, if granted, Several other lawyers have also said they would go to for counseling and testing, off- Health and Physical Education Robert J.Keefe 31,479 would have stayed the execution pending an appeal court to block the execution. Their plans following campus field experiences and job- Industrial Education and Technology Jerry Streichkr 37,312 "I don't want a hood on my head. I'd like to stand and Bullock's decision were not immediately known. search skills with special con- Physical Education and Recreation Agnes M Hooley 30,842 not wear a hood," Gilmore said when the judge asked if Gilmore, who has spent 18 years behind bars, has been sideration given to perfecting Student Teaching Education William Harris 30,849 he had any requests. critical of persons seeking to save him. communications abilities. School of Speech Communication George Herman 30,541 ' 'I doubt I have jurisdiction over that, but I will tell the ' 'It seems that the people, especially the people of Utah, ToPage6 MelvinHyman 35,125 warden about your request," the judge replied. want the death penalty, but they don't want executions," Frank L. Miesle 38,175 Gilmore told the board Tuesday. Raymond K. Tucker 34,348 BULLOCK ASKED Gilmore if he had any requests as to the setting of the execution date. Gilmore, handcuffed UTAH'S SUPREME Court threw out an earlier appeal Weather COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and shackled and wearing his prison whites, replied: "I filed by two other attorneys fired by Gilmore who claimed at the time to be Gilmore's attorneys of record. Business Education Mearl R. Guthene Jr. 37,410 waive none of my rights. I waive nothing." Mostly cloudy with chance of Finance and Insurance William HFichthom 30,427 Gilmore has said he prefers to face the firing squad, Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union in Utah snow flurries today and tonight Management ChanK.Hahn 31,852 rather than spend the rest of his life in prison. and for other Death Row inmates at the Utah prison said High today In the low 20s. Low KarlG.Rahdert 30,011 The judge told Gilmore: "Unless you request other- they will try to intervene. The union opposes capital tonight 5-10. Mostly sunny Warren C. Waterhouse 33,685 wise, I will set the execution for sunrise Dec. 6." punishment, and other inmates argue Gilmore's tomorrow with a nigh 20-25. Marketing Maurice I. Mandell 35,910 "That's acceptable," Gilmore replied. execution could hasten their own. Probability of precipitation 40 William Hoskins 32,853 Bullock said he received a call from the chief justice of Richard Giauque, a Salt Lake City attorney, said per cent today and 30 per cent Quantitative Analysis and Control Edwin CBomeli 34,878 the Utah Supreme Court less than an hour before the yesterday he plans to intervene in the case. He appeared tonight Harvey Donley 30,067 hearing, telling him that Jones had been relieved of his before the pardons board on behalf of ministers who legal responsibilities in Gilmore's case. oppose the execution. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' an important issue health center decision poor
Kris Ferguson The opinions expressed in letters and columns on this page Indicate 225 Health Center THE CLOSURE of the in-patient more complex in that the University services was soley based on budget that students are very concerned about the future of the health center Guest Columnist care facility and the decreased hours police generally do not want to considerations. and its services. of the clinic service have major assume the added task and possible The Board of Trustees' action to eliminate inpatient care at the Crucial changes are being made repercussions for students. Outside liability of transporting patients to THE HEALTH Center is making facility drew little reaction at first, but as the impact of eliminating with the University student Health of clinic hours the student will have and from Wood County. A probable more money this school year than in Inpatient care is sinking in, students are voicing displeasure. Center. As a student and as an to go to Wood County emergency alternative will be to refer students any of the years past In the short Objections have rightfully been expressed over the vagueness of the employe of the Health Center, I room for any illness or injury. In to the City Ambulance which costs time of 6 months since John Ketzer plans for the future of the health center. Exactly which services are to would like to present my views as to simple terms this means a lot more $35 for one way transportation The took over as Administrator of the be cut haven't been explained and transportation to Wood County and what is happening with our Health money and hassle! Health Center currently provides a Center, he has come close to the other hospitals remains unsettled. Center. The flat rate just to be seen by a station wagon transportation service proposed goal of making the Health Many of those hitches will be cleared up today as the Health Center On Nov. 15, the Board of Trustees doctor at the Wood County available 24 hours a day for free. The Center a financially self-sustaining Advisory Committee meets to discuss plans for the center's operation. met and made an abrupt decision to emergency room is $23; treatments service will be cut to clinic hours operation. In the deliberations, the board should be sure to consider student cut services of the Health Center. and medications are extra costs. The when the trustee's proposal goes into attitudes and input as provided through the News and other sources. Their proposal puts the center on a Health Center's flat rate to be treated effect. At a staff meeting on Oct. 19, the Before a change in facilities at the center is finalized, every aspect of clinic type of operation. It would after hours is $5. Many times the employes were told the budget was the cuts should be examined. provide services comparable to a expense is handled at the Health MANY CALLS are received at the approved for this school year and the The health center is an intregal part of the University community. doctor's office with hours being 8 Center by admitting the patient who Health Center after 5 p.m. by Health Center would be running with The welfare of the student body should be given top priority and Input a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday comes after hours and having costs students wanting medical advice or all of the present services until at from students carefully examined. and 9-1 Saturday morning. Any in- covered by insurance. For the Wood information concerning illnesses, least June 1977. On Nov. 15 the The advisory board should be given all the facts and figures- jury or illness after 5 p.m. or 1 p.m. County emergency room care the injuries or health problems. This decision denoting the major changes priorities and cutbacks can be determined best from there. on Saturdays will have to be treated only thing covered by insurance is service will be gone also. Wood in the Center was handed down to the at Wood County Hospital. injury. For any illness other than County Hospital holds a standard Health Center staff without previous injury it will cost you $23 out of your policy of not giving any medical indication to anyone that any own pocket. information or advice over the changes were going to be made. No All costs for medications, treat- phone. administrative representative came ments and lab tests are markedly to review the Health Center financial higher at Wood County when com- The Health Center has provided records during any time before the pared to the same provided by the assorted medical services on a large Trustee's meeting in which the Health Center for close to the cost scale. Despite the all-famous tales of decision was made to cut services price. woe among students concerning the due to budget considerations. After Health Center is is a well-used the decision had been made, the WOOD COUNTY Hospital is a facility. Health Center statistics administration obtained and resident oriented hospital, indicate that since Sept. 22, 1976, reviewed the Health Center's whereas the Health Center is a approximately 10,000 students have financial figures. medical service available solely for used the clinic and 322 students have the student population. Outside of been admitted and discharged from I personally feel the decision to cut the Health Center's clinic hours we the in-patient care. Health Center services was not made students will be competing for care The reasoning for the decision to with the students' financial interests, with the resident population of Wood cut the Health Center's services has or general interest in mind The County. been attributed to budget priorities situation I have observed at the Transportation to Wood County is by Dr. Moore and the Trustees. I Health Center clearly indicates to me another issue to note. Hollis Moore would like to present a few puzzling that the decision was a political: has said transportation to Wood facts, essential to students decision and not made on the sole: County will be provided and the awareness, that are incongruent with premise of budget considerations as: University Police may be involved in the administration's explanations the administration is handing off to providing the service. The story is that the decision to cut Health Center students to be.
'PlpYOUHtARSDMinH^...' nehlen's not so bad ByDanGarfleld Take a look at the programs of most for its dollar and crediting Don 1200 Barton Hills Apt. 170 Oklahoma and some of the Big Eight most of all. Austin, Texas Clubs. How about Texas A&Mand And speaking of money, while Don Guest Columnist Houston of the Southwest Conferenc? kept his cool in the wake of Iietters Some Atlantic Coast Conference resignations and injury-proned The antagonists and hostile enemy schools have had their bout with seasons, he developed a highly can rest now. You finally got your probation and still come up smelling respected program onameasley wish-Don Nehlen quitting as head like skunks. The MAC is no lily-white $250,000-give or take a dollar-a year readers attack health cuts football coach at Bowling Green virgin either. Kent State didn't win budget. Hell, they spend that much For you people who never bothered the MAC in 1972 on sheer energy and just on recruiting at Texas Christian to a pill dispensery. This is ex- Center then be deleted? The Health to go see a Falcon game, who power. Some of the recruiting tactics University and TCU hasn't seen a tremely detrimental for emergency Center is not operating in the red It cheered when the Falcons upset employed by then coach Don James winning season since the days of the i'll pay cases which require immediate is not losing money! Purdue and Syracuse twice, but (now at Washington) were Romans! attention and hospitalization which is The cost per quarter is going up but scorned Don when "he" was the deplorable. Many were personal Maybe it is best that Don Nehlen I am totally baffled by the reports provided by the close proximity of then they are cutting out these ser- reason BG lost to Marshall, or attacks against Nehlen. quits his football job at Bowling of the closing of the night emergency the student Health Center. vices for the student. The $3 cut Dayton or Ohio University, you can Green. Let someone else take over- room service and inpatient care at If this aspect of care is discon- doesn't compensate for the loss of the cease your attacks and lay down you What about respect? In that sense, someone who can take his turn in the Health Center. Where, how and tinued, students will be forced to health facilities. daggers. Don got it from the most respected front of the antagonists and how much money will it take to turn attend other hospitals. The problems Since we understand the Health For you who never really knew the people in the business. From the backstabbers. But when future elsewhere for these services? A proposed by this alternative are: 1. Center is only going to open from 9-5 man as a person or teacher but just prominent high school level, college Falcon fans look back and read the student may never use the Health students are to be treated as out- Monday through Friday, that means like any stereotyped coach-you can and many professional clubs. Gil history of BG football they will see Center, but when that one night patients, therefore, students will be everyone sick after this will have to quit complaining. Don has decided to Brandt, the vice president and that Doyt Perry may have had the illness hits, it is to our benefit to have forced to remain in dorms with their go to Wood County Hospital. This quit the job he loved so much than to General Manager of the Dallas greatest coaching record won the a readily accessable and reasonable illness. This causes a greater causes the hassles of transportation see his family go through ridicule Cowboys (The premier pre most Mid-American Conference Health Center available. We need possibility of endangering the health to and from plus the added expenses and shame for another season. fessional football club in the VS. titles, but it was Don Nehlen who places where we are not second class of others. one has to pay. Insurance will not You say that is the life of a college -barnone) has only brought the first big-time fame, a citizens hoping we will get a quiet Dorms are breeding places for cover all expenses. This also hurts football coach. Maybe so, but what high praise for Bowling Green's 20th-ranking in the national polls, place to spend the night, but then be epidemics. By the out-patient those who are unable to come to the a sad reality if you believe that-a program and Don. The Cowboys look and opened the door for BG to play turned away after minimal treat- procedure, the university is a prime Health Center during the day due to person's livelihood shattered at the at the BG football program as one of top-name schools in the latter 1970s ment because we are not ill enough to target for an increase in epidemic student teaching or nursing. bounce of a ball, an injury or com- the finest in the country-getting andl980's. be admitted or they are alread outbreaks. Also in the Nov. 23 issue of the BG munity apathy. overcrowded We would also be 2. The university will suffer, since News, it is stated that a sub- I have known Don for a half-dozen paying a large fee ($23 to walk in the most students will probably return committee was set up to decide years on both a personal and door at Wood County-not covered by home for treatment by family doc- services that were non-essential. "It business relationship. For four insurance if this is not an accident) tors, thus the procedure for issuing was concluded that the Health years, I wrote sports for this very BG for the care at the hospital. university excuses must be modified. Center's budget could be cut sub- News. I covered sports including Most of us students are not overly 3. This creates a strain on the stantially, he (Moore) said. After football and I questioned some of his The BT3 Sews financially endowed and we should Bowling Green community, i.e. Wood students were consulted and studies judgments. He made mistakes, but have the right to keep the reasonable County Hospital, which may not have proved the hospital's patients could then he engineered very good Page 2 care now available at the Health the proper facilities to compensate be diverted to Wood County strategy to win some games the Thursday, Dec. 2,1978 ' Center 24 hours a day. They talk of a for the rise in the influx of patients. Hospital." We'd like to know which oddsmakers woild have shuddered to )ITO RIALSTAFF $3 cut in our fees. I'll pay the $3 and 4. The expense for hospitalization students were consulted We feel not even bet on. n keep the Health Center open so that and treatment for the student will many students were consulted. .MlllOI ioseph t. wo net If when needed, I won't have to pay sky-rocket. Last year, a petition was passed managing editor kevin b. mccray It took a intelligent person to news editor much more! I think it quite paradoxical that a around and it was my impression master a plan to beat Purdue Patricia a. thomas university of this capacity is able to editorial editor lames a. sluiewskt that the Health Center would stay ue-preseason pick to be a Big Ten wire editor William p. saunders Kathy D. Deffenbaugh locate funds for building recreational open this entire year, not just fall contender in '72. It took more than makeup editor victoria I. sillonr sports editor Rudolph centers for physical activities when quarter. luck to whip up a game plan to wallop Willisc. estep physical health, itself, is in question. photo editor mlndy milllganj This is our Health Center and we Syracuse 41-14 and 22-7. And what copy editor Editor's Note: TIK |3 cut In general I am sure that with adjustment of should know what is happening to it about the wins over Brigham Young, cart p. remensky fee* is more than just talk. The priorities in allocating funds, this As students we should start Southern Mississippi and a tie with BUSINESS STAFF Board of Trustees took the action situation could be rectified. questioning the administration. And 20th-ranked San Diego Sate out officially at its last meeting. write letters to them and try to keep there? business manager Karen Hobbib 'our services ours. What is the case of talking about advertising manager gordon t. sayre sales manager lynne d. marsak 505OffenhauerE. BG's greatest hours-under Don production manager robert w. bortel LynnJividen Nehlen. They are history. What 209 Alpha Gamma Delta about the man, Don Nehlen who just find funds it's ours The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular Kris Ferguson stepped down as head football coach? school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowling Oreen The Health Center is easily ac- 225 Health Center Look at it from this angle. The Stale University under the authority ol the University Publications Committee. On calling the Student Health cessible to a student who comes in Betty Meyers NCAA investigates hundreds of Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Center to admit my severely ill B6 News, the University administration, the faculty or stalf or the State ol Ohio. with major or minor health Nanette Styer illegalities every year for recruiting Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion of the majority ol the mem- roommate, I was notified that this problems. He can still be treated and Michele Kinsey violations and cheating by football bers of The BO News Editorial Board. privilege was to be discontinued remain in the University boundaries. 1024 Off enhauer East coaches and staffs. You will never The BO News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- starting January 1,1977. I am very In the Nov. 23 BG '.Jews, President hear the NCAA snooping around ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading disconcerted about this information Moore stated "You can't afford that Bowling Green. If there is one thing or insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. and am calling it to your attention much hospital. It's an ex- correction Don Nehlen contributed to the sport All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. because it concerns all of the travagance." Is your health center (and Dick Young gets full credit oo), Editorial and Business Offices students in this university. an extravagance? Guest Columnist Dave Wearier was it was an honest program of coaching 104 University Hall The lack of proper funding to this The Health Center is a service to incorrectly identified as Dave and recruiting, and damn it, it is not Bowling Green State University institution is forcing its wide function easy to find an honest coach in Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 meet the needs of student. Why Weaver in Tuesday's paper. We Phone (4I»I 3H-I003 in student care to restrict itself solely should certain services of the Health regret the error. America today. Ttie BG News, Thursday, Dec. 2,1978 Page 3 Day in Review GSS reviews library problems From Associated Press Reports By Renee MurawsU quarter. If it is open extra suggesting graduate that if the administration this measure would take Staff Reporter hours, the service is going students volunteer to becomes accustomed to too much book work. Economy unchanged to be further curtailed," reshelve books. free help it will be less A free recall day when others were being studied by Library operations were Quinn said. This suggestion met with likely to increase the overdue books could be The government's index of economic Panamanian officials, who are hoping the topic of concern at disapproval from the library's funds. returned without penalty indicators was unchanged in October, for better terms after Jimmy Carter yesterday's Graduate QUINN SAID most of the senate, which jokingly was suggested. the government said yesterday, raising becomes president. Student Senate (GSS) service problems stem passed a motion that the THE PROBLEM of GSS also passed a motion the possibility the slowdown in the Any signs Carter might stall the talks meeting. from delayed reshelving of letter be burned and the faculty members holding tosenda letter to Robert J. economy could be nearing an end. could compel Panama's strongman Dennis Quinn, a member books and periodicals. ashes sent back to the overdue books also was McGeein, coordinator of But the flat performance of the Gen. Omar Torrijos to refer of the library advisory Because of cuts in the writer. discussed. Quinn said he space resources, to move composite index of leading indicators the issue to the United Nations committee, reported that temporary employment, The senate then agreed asked the library to send a the developmental wasn't really go- d news either, since it Security Council, sources said. He did the tight financial situation fewer hours of student help to ask service and computer printout of education program from didnt fa-etas*, improvement in the the same thing in 1973 and it took an at the library "is bound to in reshelving can be auxiliary organizations on overdue books to faculty the second floor of the economy. The index declined steeply in American veto to kill a resolution urging get worse next quarter. provided. campus to volunteer their members along with a library to the Health both August and September. a quick conclusion to' 'a new, just and "The library budget is GSS President Mike help at the library. notice that their library Center. The senate In addition, the October index would treaty." being nibbled away very Coffman reported that he Senate member Roger privileges would be recommended the vacated have been down sharply had it not been Panamanian Foreign Minister severely. I doubt if we will received a letter from a Barnes objected to revoked if the books were space in the library then be for extensive downward revisions in the Aquilino Boyd, arriving here this have extended hours next faculty member voluntary help, suggesting not returned, but was told reallocated for library use. index for nine of the previous 12 months. weekend, has an unannounced meeting with VS. Secreary of State Henry A. Kissinger that could lead to contacts Gatecrasher fails with members of Carter's team. Chambers of commerce aid job hunters A man tried to smash an old truck through a White House gate today but ByMlkeGueulette Holdup kills boy Interested students may Welsh, chamber coor- Cleveland Plaza Hotel at plication forms, the gate held and he was quickly cap- pick up a registration card dinator for the Columbus East 12th St. and Euclid registration cards, a list of tured, authorities said Four robbers with $600,000 shot their It's not too early to start in the Placement Office, Career Conference, there Ave. in Cleveland. the participating em- The truck's front end was flattened way through a panicky crowd at a looking for a job for after 360 Student Services Bldg. are numerous opening for ployers and the degrees against the Southwest gate after the Brussels. Belgium trade union office, graduation. It should be mailed to the graduates with a degree in Any student who will they are seeking at the driver veered off busy Pennsylvania killing a 5-year-old boy and wounding The chambers of com- chamber as soon as business administration, graduate between August, Placement Office. A Ave. seven other persons. Three of the men merce in three Ohio cities possible to insure that computer science and 1976 and August, 1977, is student can also register The gate, one of several new stronger were captured, police said. realize this and are trying applicants will receive a engineering. eligible. Interested from 9-11 am Dec. 27 and ones installed because of a 1974 gate- The boy was shot as he stood with his to make it easier for workbook prior to the The Greater Cleveland students can pick up ap- 10:30-ll:30a.m.Dec.2B. crashing incident, did not buckle. mother when the four men burst out of college graduates to find interviews. Growth Association will Several White House police in a guard the office with the unemployment jobs. sponsor the 13th con- house just a few feet away quickly allowance money. He died a few hours The Toledo Area THE COLUMBUS Area secutive College Job arrested the man. The man was seen later in a hospital. Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Interview Center from 1-5 being taken into the guard house. The men shot six trade union officials will be sponsoring their will sponsor the 11th an- p.m. Dec. 27,8:30am to 5 On Christmas Day 1974, Marshall H. and workers and a policeman on their 13th consecutive nual Columbus Careers p.in Dec. 28 and 8:30 am Fields, who said he wanted to deliver a way out of the old office building, whose ' Operation Native Son and Conference from 9 a.m. to 5 to 5:30 p.m. Dec. 30, at the copy of the Koran, successfully crashed small rooms and narrow corridors were Daughter" program from 9 p.m. Dec. 29 and 9 am to 3 his car through a White House gate.. crowded with around 300 people. am to 5 p.m. Dec. 29nd p.m on Dec 30 at the RESEARCH As a result of that incident, new It was the monthly payday for the from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. Marriott Inn at 1-70 and stronger gates were installed. jobless at the union office. The unions 30 at the Commodore Hamilton Road in Thousands of Topics Open Evenings Perry Inn in Toledo. Send lot your up-to-cUtr. 160- till 9 p.m. had hired private guards because of a Columbus. page, mail order catalog Enclose $250,000 holdup in June, and were in The conference is open to Si OO to cover pmiage and Chinese army assessed contact with the police, officers said. ALBERT HAGE, juniors and seniors who handling Now tiff Christmas! China's armed forces are large but director of the chamber's will be graduating before RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC poorly equipped, according to a military industrial department, January, 1978, and to 1137? IDAHO AVE ,# 200 The Powder Puff Mexican press enters LOS ANGELES. CALIF 90025 525 Ridge St correspondent of the New York Times estimates that between anyone leaving the 1213) 477 84 74 Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn in who visited the country for three weeks. 450-500 local area college military service. Oui lauMich papert aia told
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From Page 1 Specific areas funded by the HEW greater orientation is made toward job. Second on the list were those job application letter. This suggests May. 1975. This indicates that there New York University President grants are training and retraining of vocational interests and the that developed the ability to handle they are not aware of job search are more participants in adult John Sawhill says his university has persons conducting career education recession were to disappear, there numbers: economics, accounting skills. education than fulltime college a definite responsibility to help programs and communicating to the possibly would be an influx of career- and mathematics. ine study also found that blacks, students, of which there are students relate their academic in- public the methods, activities and oriented college graduates who could "It is probably not the knowledge persons from improverished com- 11,078,000. terests toward occupational in- evaluation results of career not get jobs because their fields were of medieval poetry or the ability to munities and persons with poorly available to adults include the terests. Sawhill suggests the education. oversupplied. conduct experiments with rats to educated parents are most lacking in University Without Walls, a group of development of internships for all Changes are made. Some for But the trend continues. which these recommendations refer, necessary career development skills. 29 national colleges that allow adults academic areas. greater emphasis upon career- If students are to continue their but rather the tools for writing to earn a degree through off-campus THE US. Department of Health, orientation and others for a career-orientation it is essentially reports or memos and the ability to WITH THE need for increased job individual study under faculty Education and Welfare (HEW) revamping of the liberal arts. that they be equipped with skills that get along with and manage people," skills a lifetime of learning is supervision. released $10 million in October for THE PRESIDENT of the will prove valuable after graduation. the Foundation report said becoming a growing concept in The University of Mid-America, a 118 career education grants and American Council on Education, PARTICIPANTS in the College A National Assessment of American education. program sponsored by four mid- contracts. The HEW report said it Roger W. Heyns, has warned against Placement Council Foundation Educational Progress study recently An HEW report of Nov. 5,1976, said western universities, uses traveling hoped the grants would stimulate making basic changes in education to survey said courses in business reported that of 100,000 youths and that a record 17,059,000 persons 17- faculty and television to teach adults closer ties between educators and the respond to economic recession. administration, English and young adults surveyed, only 24 per years or older were registered in who cannot attend on-campus business and labor community. Heyns' observation is realistic. If psychology were most helpful on the cent included a return address in a adult education from May, 1974, to classes.
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Lead shot banned in fowl hunting »c£ C*T«l(
By BUI Fink In Ohio, the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge on Lake Outdoors Columnist Erie is under the lead shot ban this year. Other portions of the state are expected to be subject to the ban next fall. The use of lead shot will be restricted in designated areas on nine Atlantic Flyway states during the 1976-77 THERE ARK however, some drawbacks to steel shot. Bow, n hunting season according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Steel shot is less dense than lead shot and weighs less. °Jtf*l* m ' 9 Green Service, Dept of the Interior. This means that a steel pellet equivalent in size to a lead Waterfowl hunters in Delaware, Florida, Maine, pellet will lose velocity more quickly than lead, resulting Maryland. Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North in a shorter shooting range. Carolina and Virginia will have portions of these states The Remington Arms Co. suggests that hunters switch allowing only steel shot pellets to be used in shotguns of 12 to a higher steel shot to match the previous lead shot in *•>. a*W gauge or larger. range. That is, a number one lead shot would be oaa The switch to steel instead of the standard lead shot has equivalent to a number two steel shot, and a number four evolved from wildlife biologists' concern about waterfowl lead shot would be equivalent to a number six steel shot. OFF lead poisoning. Some hunters are concerned that steel shot may damage gun barrels. Although the steel weighs less, it is IT IS ESTIMATED that more than six million pounds of much harder material than lead. lead shot annually is scattered across the U.S. by Gun manufacturers are quick to point out that most SALE shotgunners. shotguns will be unaffected by steel shot loads, but some The lead poisoning problem occurs when ducks and shotguns with thinner barrels or softer steels may pose a REGULARLY PRICED ALBUMS IN OUR INVENTORY. other bottom feeding birds mistakenly swallow lead problem THOUSANDS OF SELECTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM. pellets as food or grit. Once in the bird's gizzard. ALL digestive acids convert the lead into lead salts which are THOSE SHOTGUNS, particularly many side-by-sides absorbed into the bloodstream.If enough lead is ingested, and over-and-unders, may suffer some barrel pitting or the birds die or are disabled. choke expansion. Although either may change the pat- The steel shot was chosen as an alternative after years tern slightly, there is no potential harm to the hunter. COLUMBIA of research and even high amounts of steel have no ad- As with many newly introduced products in a market, verse effects on waterfowl, according to the National steel shot loads also will affect your budget, costing at Wildlife Federation. least 50 per cent more than a box of lead shells. But raw BOSTON The Atlantic Flyway was chosen as the site for steel material costs for lead and steel are similar, so the price in. ludirtq Mo..-1 N».I At oflmq Peat e 01 Mind shot experimentation because of the high levels of lead of steel shot is expected to decrease when ammunition rorrpl.1. Lung Time II,. » A H,.n B.imt concentration found there. manufacturers can produce enough steel pellets to meet Smohtn HilchARid* the demand. Meanwhile, federal wildlife biologists are attempting to find additional alternatives to lead shot. Waterfowl Bonds approved hunters in restricted areas will have to bear the burden of steel shot in hopes of abolishing the lead poisoning which for Capitol Plastics annually kills two million waterfowl. By Gall Harris HE EXPIJUNED that Staff Reporter the bondholder, the Mid- Am bank, will provide - FEATURING - DAVE MASON BOSTON The Industrial and funds to build the new Development Corp. of facility and lease it to Char Broiled St«ak» and Chop* Bowling Green gave its Capitol on a long-term approval yesterday for the lease at a high enough rate Full Court* Fomily Dinner city to issue bonds to pay to pay off the bonds in 11 12 VARIETIES PANCAKES for an addition to Capitol years. Plastics of Ohio, Inc., 333 When the bonds are paid » WAFFLES Van Camp Rd. off, Capitol will be able to The corporation has been purchase the building for Op«n TlMS. thro Sat. 7 30-800 designated by City Council $500, Reddin said, adding Sunday* 7:30-7:00 to preview all plans in- that the bonds are volving the proposed specially designed so if 412 EAST WOOSTER issuance of bonds for in- they are not retired, the BANQUET ROOM dustrial purposes. Council Mid-Am bank not tax- NOON SPECIALS DAILY still must okay the plan payers, will be held PHOEBE SNOW LOGGINS A MESSINA before the bonds in the responsible. amount of $519,000 can be Reddin said banks buy sold to Mid-American bonds for this type of Also On Columbia Records *1 OFF SALE National Bank and Trust project to help develop Co. to finance the project. local industry and provide , Barbara Streisand / Kristoflerson / A Star Is Born The proposed addition their depositers with Closed Monday wHI increase the size of the reasonable rates of return 412 East Wooster , Chicago / Chicago X present facility in the city's on accounts. Boz Scaggs / Silk Degrees Industrial Park by about 50 If the project receives Bob Dylan/ Hard Rain per cent, Daniel W. 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Rural mayors ask Carter's help year over lunar 39 Cattleman's 48 Arrivee DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE year term 49 Latin lesson decessor 32 Careless one 41 In the distance word SHENANDOAH, Iowa (AP)-Small-town mayors THE MAYORS approved the one-page covering letter ACROSS incarnation 22 Equine sound 36 In 42 Pampas man 50 Type of shoe yesterday called on President-elect Jimmy Carter to help to Carter explaining their concern for the future of 1 Elaborate style 54 Relative of F. 26 Thin in tone (although not 43 Besides. 65 The Bahamas of the 17th cant flat Major 27 Las present): Let. old style Abbr. preserve the "cornerstone of America"-its rural com- America's small towns, and then began work on an ac- 8 Performing art companying list of problems which they want Carter to 66 Tightrope 30 Vehicle 37 College adminie- 45 Look up to 57 WW II org. munities 14 Perform walkers 31 Exceee of solar trators 46 Booms 58 " Maria" "The problems that face rural America are very real correct. 16 Famous owner of 59 Liquefied and very pressing, "they said in a letter to Carter. "They "Rural America-its farms and the small communities 1 cow, 1871 60 Having too 18 Obsessed with much wattage 2 3 t 1 i 1 10 II ir IT can not come to light in a mayoral conference which which service them-are proving to be the cornerstone of book collecting- 61 Cones, in ' ' ' includes only the big cities." America's future," said the letter drafted by David lS The "Jazz geometry S Childs, mayor of Shenandoah. Singer" 62 Namesakes of a " ' ,6 117 fluids, 32, said he called the conference because "rural 19 Interpret Spanish saint The fir ,1 National Rural Communities Mayors Con- loftily: Br. sp. I'rence here was in sharp contrast to the congress of communities have almost no voice" and must be united if 20 Spring mo. DOWN 118 19 ■ 'ities meeting being held in Denver. While the Denver they are to survive. 21 Adverse critics 1 Jazz artist 22 23 session attracted hundreds of officials from the nation's The group said it has been many years since the 23 Geographies! of a kind 20 21 largest cities, only 20 mayors-most from southwest Iowa- country has had a president like Carter "who is not only area: Abbr. 2 Off the armpit 24 GUtter 3 Uprisen, for Vi 25 I ■26 27 -and a dozen reporters gathered in the century-old in close touch with the soil but is also in tune with rural 28 In any way short 30 31 32 1 Shenandoah city hall. problems." 28 Withered 4 Time term 28 29 29 Permission 5 Jai alai bete, 3$ 36 37 33 Bread Miami style 33 M 34 Wide open 8 Aztecan ■ 38 [39 W «i 36 Space 7 Changeable, as 38 Kitchen aid Trial begins for two coaches weather: Scot 12 43 «H 15 40 Start of a 8 Silly sUp magic word 9 Phony names 16 H7 •H 19 50 SI The trial for Carl R. and he will make the final arrested and charged with from a Mid-American 42 Actress Nell, of 10 Loyal, in the 17th cent. Battershell and Michael T. decision at that time. soliciting for prostitution Conference coaches Edinburgh 52 53 5» 55 44 of 1976 11 llede , in Jacobs, University The third coach, Dale L. last May 20 while returning meeting in Oxford. 46 Spring month: the Seine 57 58 assistant football coaches, Strahm, will go to trial on Fr. 12 Part of a pencil < began Tuesday with the Jaa 26, 1977, according to 47 Confounded ■ 13 Harrison's V.P 59 coaches waiving their right Robert W. Duncan, Dayton 51 Stowe heroine 17 Fuss " to a jury trial. Municipal Court assign- <* "*? <¥+-, W+o <**-. <% +o M T\ Treasurer Deb Malone A Phi Trainer Bev Foran i N U V *i? Rush Chairman Jan Perhacs 5 L 1 * Recording Secretary (V L■ 1 £? Cheryl Zilles ff C J L c - 1 E ef Corresponding Secretary .£ Classifieds Reduced Prices Carol Pittman £ great pledge counselor. R & j\ Senior Panhel Rene Whitacre MIOLS I F. rmmt. Wtr. ft spr. We've had some good Great xmas gifts. Plant Brand new apt. 57s mo times together. 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Shumaker was one of the the rookie made the most The Falcon cagers made span as the Falcons "The first half, I had the main reasons Eastern of the opportunity. John Weinert's Bowling overcame an 11-8 deficit to shots and I just felt it." ditched its press, running "I got warmed up Green coaching debut a take a 40-25 halftime Eastern tried, but the Falcon offense quick," Shumaker said. successful one last night, cushion. couldn't gain much ground smoothly and passing "They (coaches) tolr" me to easily defeating Eastern HARRIS' 25 first-half the second half, and when crisply. be ready right away, but it Illinois, 87-61. before 2.033 markers equaled Ron Hammye dunked after The 6-1 Bellefontaine was unfortunate that Rosie at Anderson Arena. Eastern's total and was a a perfect assist from native finished with 13 had to hit his head. Senior guard Tommy point shy of the Arena Shumaker to make it 71-60 assists, tying an Arena "I wanted to make sure I Harris revved up his jump record held by Howard at the 5:37 mark, Weinert record, and an equal got my ball-handling down shot early in the first half Komives. Despite hitting stood and donned his coat, number of points. Not bad right away," Shumaker to move the Falcons past just two points in the symbolic of victory. for a walk-on. added,' 'and once I got that the Panthers after a second half, "Hollywood" "I think the thing I am "The switch in coaches and got into the flow of the sluggish start. finished as the game's proud of is that we drove was coming," Falcon game, I was all right." Eastern took 7-2 and 11-4 leading scorer with 27 them out of their press," assistant Mike Ehrenfried Tri-captains Dan Hip- leads before Harris got tallies. the first-year BG mentor explained, "so the sher and Ron Hammye untracked. Getting ex- "The second half was said. "They pressed situation recruiting took up the scoring slack in cellent feeds from fresh- different," Harris said. everyone last year on their Shumaker was unsure. We the second half and had already signed a point finished with good num- guard in Rosie Barnes, but bers. Hipsher totaled 17 ■ The B'E Haws Shumaker was very in- points and eight rebounds terested in BG and we while Hammye hit for 15 signed him to a national points and pulled down letter-of-intent. seven missed shots. "He isn't on aid now, but Barnes added 10, Nor- will be starting winter vain Morgan had three and Sports quarter." Dave Sutton, who grabbed Page 10 Dec. 2,1976 IT WAS a head injury to seven rebounds, had two Barnes early in the game points. Sports in Brief Rockets open arena, surprise Hoosiers By The Associated Press advantage midway Benson as the Rockets "This whole year hadn't Maryland, 11-0 on the through the second half outrebounded Indiana. really hit me yet," Fidrych year, moved up to fourth said. "Sure, I've thought past Georgia, which just The University el Toledo before the screaming slipped by Georgia Tech 13- Rockets, led by Stan throng, but the Hoosiers Detroit Piston Marvin about it a lot I've talked Barnes has been given a about it. You think. 10. Joplin's 21 points and a whittled away the lead and Houston advanced to tenacious team defense, tied the game at 49-49 with one-year prison term for Rookie of the Year,' sure, surprised defending 6:10 left to play. violating probation, but why not? But when it sixth, slipping past idle national champion But the Rockets broke has two weeks to appeal happens, it's still a.shock." UCLA. Oklahoma Indiana, 5*57, last night. away from the deadlock, the ruling to the Rhode Fidrych, who had a 19-9 remained eighth with a 20- The game, dedicating scoring six straight points Island Supreme Cour'.. record and led the AL with 17 triumph overNebraska. Toledo's new Centennial to ice the game. 24 complete games and a Texas Tech and Texas Hall, drew a standing room Toledo's MM freshman Superior Court Judge 2.34 eamed-run average, A&M are nine and tea Having shaken Eastern Illinois' Derrick Scott with a fake. only crowd of more than Dick Miller had 13 Anthony (ilaniiini found got 22 of the 24 votes. Orange Bowl opponents Bowling Green's Tommy Harris (32) prepares to shoot in last 9.600. rebounds to match the total Tuesday that Barnes Minnesota Twins' catcher Ohio State and Colorado 'Wood' night's 87-61 Falcon win. Harris blistered the cords for 27 Toledo took a 13-point of Indiana's 6-11 Kent violated three year's Butch Wynegar received rank ten and 11, respec- points to lead BG to the season-opening victory at Anderson probation given him in 1974 the other two votes. tively. Arena. by carrying a concealed Obrock named to handgun at Detroit's Football News crystal ball: Metropolitan Airport Oct. There were relatively 9. few changes in this week's all-MAC first team Baseball Associated Press College Offensive tackle John Obrock was the lone Football Poll. Pittsburgh, Bowl games decide champions Bowling Green player named to a first-team berth Mark "The Bird" a 24-7 victor over Penn Fldrych, the Detroit State, remained No. 1. By Terry Goodman cina (62-38). Bill Estep (60-40) and You heard right, say Smith, McCray, on the all-Mid-American Conference (MAC) DickReesand this writer (58-42). football team announced Monday. Tigers' pitcher who talks to Michigan and Southern Assistant Sports Editor Rees and Estep. his baseball and rearranges California remained two- For the final time in 76, here we OHIO STATE OVER COLORADO, Obrock, a 6-5, 248-pound senior, was voted the go- Falcons' top offensive lineman this season. the mound was named ami three, with USC top- This is it—the climax of the college 12-0-The Buckeyes start off the new Five BG players were named to the second team, American League Rookie ping the Irish of Notre football season. UCLA OVER ALABAMA, 11-1- year with a victory in the Orange including quarterback Mark Miller, tailback Dave of the year yesterday. Dame 17-13. Bowl games historically decide Sluzewski rolls with the Crimson Bowl. Preston, receiver Jeff Groth, defensive tackle Alex who is "number one." The same Tide on Dec. 20 in the Liberty Bowl. MICHIGAN OVER USC 10-2-A Prosak and comer back Greg Kampe. Tesler voted soccer MVP holds true for the News' 12-person OKLAHOMA OVER WYOMING, bowl sweep for the Big Ten? It's forecasting panel 12-0-Soon enough (Dec. 25), possible, but Smith and Brim ride the MILLER, THE Falcons' MVP, was edged by Ball Crate Tesler won the Most Valuable Plaver award at Bill Saunders and Greg Smith, tied Oklahoma will win in the Fiesta Trojans into the Rose Bowl. for first place, were forced to change State's Art Yaroch, who guided the Cardinals to the the annual soccer banquet held at Petti's Tuesday. Bowl. MARYLAND OVER HOUSTON, 9- MAC title. Tesler also won the co-captain's award with Don Otten, one prediction on this week's games NOTRE DAME OVER PENN after their ballots were initially 3-McCray, Estep and Smercina First-team running back honors went to Western while leading scorer Marty Rolnick was voted the most STATE, 10-2-Rees and Caser agree support the Cougars in the Cotton Michigan's Jerome Persell, Miami's Rob Car- improved player. Goalie Bobby Alarcon was given the identical Saunders hooked up with that the luck of the Irish will not Bowl. penter and Ohio University's Arnold Welcher. coaches' award and Bobby Lewis and Jim Kittleberger Texas Tech, while Smith switched to prevail on Dec. 27 in the Gator BowL USC. PITTSBURGH OVER GEORGIA, Preston repeated his second-team selection of a were named co-captains for next year's soccer team. 8-4-The Panthers are top-ranked in year ago after being a first-team choice as a The leaders are 70-30, but Dennis NORTH CAROLINA OVER both wire service polls and Tony sophomore. Varsity meeting, practice KENTUCKY, 8-4-The Tar Heels and Dorsett won the Heismann, but Sadowski (68-32) and Jim Sluzewski Wildcats battle on New Year's Eve in Obrock and teammates Tommy Steele (guard), (67-33) gambled and still have an Sadowski. Sluzewski. Bortel and Dave Brown (middle guard) and Steve Kuehl There will be a meeting for all men interested in indoor outside chance to win the title the Peach Bowl. Smercina, Rees still don't believe in the Sugar (receiver) will play in the Ohio Shrine Bowl in and outdoor trace today at 4 p.ra in Room 135, Stadium. outright. Sluzewski, Sadowski and this writer Bowl favorites. Cincinnati for the West team. • •• Sue Caser and Kevin McCray (66- like Kentucky. Don Nehlen, who last week announced his Winter quarter practice for women interested in 34) aim to finish in the upp;r division. 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