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"It is ironic -"The most realistic approach (to weapons" in Europe. has been with us over the last 40 abuses the limited resources of the BUT HE SAID that even with the 35 that those who would have us assume peace in the Middle East) is the one -The United States still hopes to years. ...Also, we are looking very taxpayers," and said the Democrats billion in spending cuts Congress has blame for( this economic mess are the we are taking" through the Camp help restore order in El Salvador. He seriously at the idea of urban renewal are trying to blame him for an eco- approved, federal spending is rising ones who created it." David peace process. He said an said he is "hopeful still that we can ... enterprise zones to hit unemploy- nomic mess they created. far too rapidly. "This government In answer to other questions, Rea- eight-point plan offered by Saudi Ara- bring about the idea of an election and ment in our cities." "Our program has only been in must stiffen its spine and not throw in gan said: bia implied "recognition of Israel's a peaceful settlement.... The guerril- -Defended plans to go ahead with effect for some 40 days, and you can't the towel on the fight to get federal right to exist, one of the sticking las have failed miserably in attempt- production of the B-l bomber to re- cure 40 years of problems in that short spending under control," he said. -He "would be just as disturbed as points in the Arab world. That's why ing to bring the population over on place the aging B-52 fleet. "I believe a time,'' Reagan said in a statement Reagan said Congress has not yet you are and just as confused" about I've referred to it as a hopeful sign. It their side. The populace is still in that this and the MX (missile) are he read to a white House news confer- sent him one appropriations bill for reports he endorsed the idea of a indicates a willingness to negotiate." support of the government." both important parts of strengthening ence. the bookkeeping year that began Oct. limited nuclear war. Reagan said his -The president said high unemploy- our weakened triad (air land and sea His theme was a familiar one. The 1 - and the money measures now comments to a group of editors about -Worldwide, "Our goal is peace, it ment among blacks and other minori- defense)." He said the B-l is needed president said that since the day he pending would exceed spending tar- the threat of nuclear war later were has always been." He noted the ties "is not new with this until the high-technology Stealth took office "our top priority has been gets. ; taken out of context and asserted: United States will begin negotiations administration. ...We think our eco- bomber can be produced. Dangerous substance remains in nuclear warheads contain the volatile explosive. "closely related to weapons opera- by Pacific News Service Hoover said that the government tional safety." Sewell went on to EDITOR'S NOTE: Seven years has no safety concerns about the become DOE assistant secretary after U.S. nuclear weapons scien- LX-09 warheads. He said it was for defense programs. tists reported that an explosive only "a coincidence" that a special IF THERE WERE INDEED a substance used in nuclear war- program was undertaken about serious safety problem raised by heads was highly volatile and sub- one year after the fatal accident to the laboratory tests, and confirmed ject to accidental detonation, the gradually replace the Poseidon by the Pantex accident, the Penta- compound LX-09 remains in hun- warheads with ones which do no gon faced a stark choice: Either dreds of American warheads, pos- contain LX-09. "recall" the LX-09 warheads for ing potential dangers of accidental Removal of the warheads is immediate replacement, or play plutonium scatter. Though the gov- scheduled to take about six years. down the significance of the prob- ernment denies there is a safety Hoover said some warheads con- lem and replace them over a grad- hazard, the Pentagon is gradually taining LX-09 will remain in de- ual period. The first option would replacing the warheads, many of ployment for another "three to five have meant a potential disruption which will remain in deployment years." He added that the phase- to the deployment of some or all of for three to five years. out of the LX-09 warheads is due to the 19 Poseidon submarines which a 'deterioration problem" with the represent most of the present U.S. Seven years ago, government sci- explosive's bonding material, and sea-based nuclear weapons capa- entists working on the U.S. nuclear not because of safety concerns. He bility. weapons program discovered the stressed that reliability of the LX- However, if the Pentagon was disconcerting fact that an explo- 09 warheads as nuclear weapons concerned about the warheads, it sive substance used in warhead will not be impaired during the clearly permitted strategic deploy- construction was so unstable that it remaining years of deployment. ment requirements to dictate the exploded half the times it was HOWEVER, an investigation solution-gradual replacement. dropped from a height of less than supported by the Center for Inves- Some informed sources also be- one foot. tigative Reporting revealed that lieve that LX-09 warheads may Three years after that discovery, concerns over accidental deto- have been deployed on other mis- three workers at the Pantex nu- nation of the explosive have been sile systems, including the ground- clear weapons assembly plant near expressed by scientists at the na- based Lance and the short-range Amarillo, Texas, were lulled when tion's nuclear weapons research attack missiles aboard B-52s and a worker accidentally detonated laboratory at Livermore, Calif. FB-llls. The Pentagon denies this. the substance during normal ma- A July 31,1974, summary of tests INFORMED SOURCES estimate chining procedures. After the acci- conducted by the Lawrence Liv- the number of deployed LX-09 war- dent, which caused 2.5 million ermore Laboratory concluded that heads in the thousands. damage and hurled debris more "LX-09 displays some very undesi- In fact, purchase order records than 320 feet, use of the plastic- rable properties.... The reaction show that in 1973 and 1974 the bonded explosive was halted in levels observed are generally quite government bought at least 20,000 1977. high and independent of impact pounds of LX-09 for use at Pantex. - However, the substance, known velocity. Thus, LX-09 exhibits both That is enough for production of as XL-09, remains in hundreds of lpw-threshold velocity for reaction several hundred warheads in those nuclear warheads today, posing and rapid buildup to violent reac- Sears alone. Fabrication of LX-09 what some experts believe consti- tion. Any accidental mechanical or warheads continued until the tutes a very serious threat of acci- ignition has a large probability of accident in March 1977. The sub- in widespread dispersal of pluto- detonation inside a warhead could vin D. Morgan, a Dallas physician dental detonation and possible building to a violent deflagration or stance was manufactured by the nium, which "could be a quite be of immediate danger to the 140 and attorney for relatives of the plutonium contamination of port detonation." Holsten Defense Corp., a wholly serious problem from a public crew members aboard Poseidon three men killed at the Pantex cities in the United State and Eu- In the aftermath of the 1977 Pan- owned subsidiary of Eastman Ko- health standpoint." said Dr. Ed- submarines. If a detonation oc- Blant in 1977. (On October 1 a U.S. tex accident, Livermore Labo- dak. ward Radford, chairman of the curred while a submarine was in istrict Court in Amarillo dis- MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM HOO- ratory deputy director Duane C. The safety concerns raised about National Academy of Science's lat- port, plutonium contamination of missed the suit by the dead work- VER, the Department of Energy's Sewell conceded in a 'priority" accidental detonation of LX-09 do est committee on radiation effects. residents in the vicinity could be ers' relatives on technical legal director of military application, memo to high-ranking nuclear not extend to possible detonation of Cancer of lungs and bone marrow severe. grounds.) confirmed that "several hundred" weapons program officials that the the nuclear material in the war- could be among the long-term Perhaps the most outspoken "Everything I have seen leads nuclear warheads presently de- test which found the "very undesi- head itself. Rather, a detonation of health effects, he said. critic of the continued deployment me to believe that LX-09 is not safe ployed on Poseidon submarines rable properties" in LX-09 was the explosive could result IN ADDITION, an accidental of the LX-09 warheads is Dr. Mel- continued on page 4 At Arc de Triomphe Nursing program standards remain tight despite nationwide demand for nurses Veteran aces recall fears of war by Marie Cisterino mission to the program, she said. highly competitive and students PARIS (AP) - World War I flying and Spads and Fokkers that averaged News staff reporter The program is currently operat- should be aware of the amount of air war. ing under the same budget as last aces from both the Allied and German "The most frightening experiences about 90 miles per hour and earned Although national demand for time and studying needed to be sides have reunited in Paris for a came when the war was over and you fuel for two hours or less of flying nurses is on the upswing, stringent fiscal year, she explained. For this admitted into the nursing school. Veteran's Day ceremony today under time. reason, only 70 sophomores were were back home and had time to think standards and programs geared to accepted into the nursing program the Arc de Triomphe. about what happened up there," "The Spad was a flying brick," producing quality educated nurses FOLLOWING a required series Their eyes have dimmed, their Brooks recalled, touching his walking last spring quarter, the same as the of pre-requisite courses, totaling 45 George Vaughn, of Staten Island, continue to keep the admission year before. stride has slowed and their hair has N.Y., said during a recent interview cane. "My buddy was killed right policies for the University program credit hours with a "C" average or thinned. But their memories remain before my eyes in one. He was coming "We hoped to increase the pro- better, a screening process takes at a Paris hotel where the aces are gram by some, but we were caught strong as they recall flying into battle staying. in for a perfect landing and he started Ardith Sudduth, coordinator for place to determine which students to level off at about 50 feet when his in a financial squeeze," Sudduth will be admitted. in the days when the life expectancy At age 84, Vaughn is one of the the nursing program, explained said. for a pilot on the Western Front was youngest survivors. With only 90 Spad just dropped like a brick." that there are several reasons why as little as 21 days in 1917. THEY FLEW without radios, in- Evaluations consider the pre- hours of flight training, he downed 12 the University program is able to EXPANSION WILL BE POSSI- They will be given prominent places of the Kaiser's aircraft and one bal- strument panels, wheelbrakes or par- admit only a certain number of requisite grade point average, sci- under the arch to view the traditional achutes, when planes had no armor BLE if more facilities become ence grade point average and a loon in World War I - more than any pre-nursing applicants into the available, but with the facilities wreath-laying on the grave of the other living American. and many pilots sat on the lids of cast- nursing program each spring quar- group interview process in the unknown soldier and fanning of the "DON'T ASK ME about the iron pans for protection against the ter. must come faculty members to spring. eternal flame. dreams. The nightmares went on for bullets that pierced the underbelly of provide direct supervision to the "The scope of our program is students at all times, she said. ONLY 40 of the world's surviving 85 years," recalled 86-year-old Ray- their craft. limited by faculty and clinical fa- Sudduth said each class is faced aces were well enough to accept Pres- mond Brooks, of Summit, N.J., who "Those planes were nothing but Supervision is vital in practical cilities," she said. "We have to live experience, she stressed, "It pro- with internal competition because ident Francois Mitterrand's invita- shot down six German planes. fabric and a bit of metal," said New within the realm of higher educa- class members are competing tion to attend celebrations marking Vaughn and Brooks are among nine Yorker Kenneth Porter, 86, who tects the consumer so they have tion and live within a budget." quality care." against each other. Grades often the 63rd anniversary of the armistice American aces who made the trip to downed five planes. depend on a particular faculty that ended "the war to end all wars" Paris. Among the others are nine The Red Baron, the German flier FAILURE TO RECRUIT qual- Admission into the program be- member. It wouldn't matter if the on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the Canadians, seven Britons, six French- Manfred von Richthofen, was the ified nursing faculty to teach gins freshman year at a pre-nurs- class was easy or hard, on the Uth month. men, three Germans, three Hungari- highest scoring ace of World War I. courses and a lack of clinical facili- He shot down 80 Dlanes before he mg level. Any student, male or competitive scale, all students The Paris reunion is undoubtedly ans and one ace each from Italy, ties to practice in because of a female, who wants to try to get into would be faced with the same cur- the last one of its size for the men who Austria and Belgium. was killed in action on April 21,1918. money shortage has resulted in earned the title ace bv shooting down the program is accepted. However, riculum, she said. They flew in the flamboyant, infant The Red Baron died before Vaughn, setting limitations for student ad- Sudduth explained that the field is continued on page 4 at least five enemy planes in the first days of the airplane in frail Camels Brooks and Porter got to the front. Inside Weather Parking tickets an Reducing electrical Fans fail Mostly tunny. High mid 40», low low 20». Zero per- expelling experience costs no shock Falcons cent chance of precipitation. Page 2 Page 3 Page 6 2TW BG N«wi Norcakcr II, IMI Opinion (BUM* w**«« »• tnmrmm m mtnmo» Now everyone asks for AW ACS T Kink Naban of New Gurdy stepped world." out of the helicopter on the white "And you don't believe it's a ques- House lawn and shook hands with the tion of face with my government if President of the United States. Four Focus you refuse to sell them to me?" cannons fired off a 21-gun salute. "Your highness, if we sell AWACS "Thank you, Mr. President, for that wonderful salute. What kind of can- by Art Buchwald to every country, the Saudis will de- nons are they?" cide they're not worth much, and then Syndicated Columnist we'll have to give them something The President looked to his military else that nobody in the Middle East aide. "A hundred and five millime- tie for Saudi Arabia." has." ters, sir," the aide whispered. "It was really nothing, your high- "Would you like one*" the Presi- ness. The Saudis are our friends, and ' 'You always liked the King of Saudi dent asked the King. if anyone deserved AWACs, they Arabia more than you liked me." "I'd rather have 200 ground-to- did." "That isn't true, your highness. ground missile launchers - if it's all "How much do they cast?" Didn't we give you 50 F-4 fighter the same to you," the King said. "They're not for sale, your high- planes on your last visit?" "I'll talk to Cap Weinberger about ness. We just made a special excep- "Every Banana Republic in South it. Will you join me while we play your tion in the case of the Saudis, because America has F-4 fighter planes." national anthem?" they've kept the price of oil down in "Why don't we talk about it at the "Just a minute. I want to write OPEC." State Dinner we're giving for you down the name of the U.S. Marine "Then how come they raised it two tonight?" helicopter I just flew in on. We could dollars a barrel, and cut back produc- "Fd rather eat in my room if you're use some of those." tion the day after you persuaded the not going to give me AWACS." "We don't have too many in stock Senate to give them the AWACS?" "But Nancy has invited 110 people now, your highness." "I'm sorry. I have to come to atten- and she had to borrow china from the "We'll take what you've got, and tion. They're playing the 'Star-Span- Hilton Hotel. Look, I wasn't supposed you can send us the rest later." gled Banner. to mention it until tomorrow when we "Couldn't we wait until the welcom- "That's no excuse. We're your met with Al Haig, but how would you ing ceremonies are completed?" friends too. But if we don't get like a Stealth bomber for your Air Of course. Forgive me." AWACS, my people will think we re Force?" "Nancy and I are honored you being treated as a third-rate power." would take time out of your busy ""The AWACS are overrated, your "Can it do more things than the *rT6mTNG,9K&.U3?JfflW^re GWE WJ THKT IMPRE88»N,SIR f schedule to visit us." highness." AWACS?" "It's my pleasure. I was only saying Then how come you made such a "It makes an AW AC look like a to the Queen last week how much I big deal of it in Congress?" Mediterranean Fruit Fly." was looking forward to coming to "It was a question of pride with the "II it's so good how come you didn't Washington and meeting the man who Saudis. Had we refused to sell them, give it to the Saudis?" Democrats refuse to stop fighting singlehandedly won the AW ACS bat- they would have lost face in the Arab "Because they didn't ask for it." WASHINGTON-Charles Robb, who with conservative Democrats like was elected last week as the first Robb. Democratic governor of Virginia in a dozen years, is everywhere identified Another big reason is that southern as Lyndon Johnson's son-in-law, as if Focus Democrats of the new era have be- Student court creates nightmare that gave a clue to his political direc- come increasingly skilled at mixing tion or mission. Anyone who knows by David Broder careful attention to the business inter- How was I to know a simple fib one raised a gavel and cried, "Re- Eoung Robb's conservatism will know ests of their states with populist care could get me kicked out of college? cess, recess, and I watched as e is not about to lead a rebirth of the Syndicated Columnist for at least some "people's issues." It was all so innocent, so trivial, yet everyone filed out of the room to Great Society. By chance, I have had conversa- such a nightmare. Focus discuss my case. If he has any larger role in life than the GOP can put feet on its heady top- tions with three such southern Demo- It was fall quarter of freshman year I still sat there in the middle of the bringing Lady Bird's grandchildren of-the-ticket wins in Dixie by building cratic senators in the past week, and I had just gotten back from room-alone and terrified and wonder- to the governor's mansion in Rich- its dominance into the state houses Ernest (Fritz) Hollings of South Caro- Thanksgiving break. Instead of being by Kathy Ernest ing how I was going to get myself out mond, it may be to help keep Ronald and courthouses, it will lack the na- lina, Bennett Johnston, Jr., of Loui- fat and sassy from eating turkey, of this mess. I was about ready to Reagan from becoming the Republi- tional base to become a majority siana, and David Boren of Oklahoma. stuffing and pumpkin pie, I was in University Student wring my "attorney's" neck because cans^ FDR. That may seem a bit party. Far from feeling uncomfortable in the Eand high on Darvons - my four he just sat there and I began thinking grandiose an assignment for the for- Reagan era, all three say they are cted wisdom teeth had just been ney. I thought to myself, "What the whose side was he on. mer Marine and White House military What is significant about the Robb more secure in their states and in 1 hetl did I get myself into? Why do I After what seemed an eternity, but aide whose charming manners won, victory is that Virginia, more than their party than they were during I went straight to bed and forgot all need a defense attorney and why is probably wasn't more than ten min- first, the President's daughter and any other state of the old Confeder- most of the 1970s. about my car which was parked unre- everything so serious and formal?" utes, they filed back in and sat down then the voters of Virginia. acy, appeared ready to grant Republi- gistered in the dorm parking lot. The Here were kids my age playing de- importantly in their seats. But the more you look at the politi- cans that kind of hegemony. It had With minor variations, they tell the next morning, on by front windshield, fense attorney and prosecutor just I was asked to tell the truth this cal scene, the more it appears that the last supported a Democrat for Presi- same story: They were frustrated by I was greeted by two bright yellow like Al Pacino in ...And Justice For time and I did. I told them I never had toughest obstacle to the emergence of dent in 1%4, tor governor in 1965 and the issues that seemed to.dominate parking tickets. I cursed finder my All' a sister. I told them about nw wisdom the always emerging "Republican for senator in 1966. Nine of its ten the national Democratic Party in the breath but knew 6.0d wasn't exactly I was my defense attorney's first teeth. I told them about my R.A. I told majority is the stubborn persistence members in the House of Representa- early 1970s, as the causes of the day going to break me. case and all he asked me was, "Is them everything. of Robb's strain of conservative tives are Republicans. And both took the party far from the course That night the girls and I were all what you have written here on your My attorney sat there and said southern Democrat. among the young suburbanites and their constituents at home could un- sitting around reminiscing about grievance sheet true and is there nothing. I was finally rescued by a Every time it looks as if the GOP is the aging gentry and business lead- derstand or accept. Later, in the what we did over Thanksgiving. Nee- anything you'd like to change?" I girl who pleaded with the court that about to end the dominance the Demo- ers, being Republican has been the presidency of Jimmy Carter, they dless to say, my lying in bed with replied, "Yes, it's true and no, there since I had told the truth I should pay crats achieved under FDR a half-cen- socially acceptable thing to be. suffered the embarrassment of seeing chocolate milkshakes didn't impress are no changes." for the parking tickets and it should tury ago, some good old boys come Enter Chuck Robb, a conservative his ineptitude ascribed to his south- anyone. The conversation turned to I took the oath and my case began. I be forgotten. along to foil the plot. Under Reagan, untinged by racism, and suddenly, the ernness, a charge that really rankled. my parking tickets. My H. A., who was was seated in a very intimidating But no-they had decided during the Republicans have had the best Democrats re-create a coalition of But now, they see the national party with us, suggested to me to do what place-a chair in the middle of the their "recess'' that I should receive a chance they've ever had, but it begins blacks and whites, of liberals, moder- "returning to its senses," as Hollings everyone else does: "Go over to Stu- room. The twelve faces I looked up to more severe punishment. A good- to look as if this time, too, the Republi- ates and conservatives, and they said, and openings emerging for them dent Court and file a grievance saying were not friendly ones. I felt I was in a looking brown-haired "juror" read cans will be stopped at the Mason- sweep the three elective state offices. and their likes in the leadership of the our sister brought you up and went scene from the year 2001. My prosecu- my verdict: Dixon line. Senate and the party. Boren has the lome the next day with the car. Go tor, a red-haired freckled-faced kid, "You have committed a serious Keagan carried every southern If this were unique, you could at- charter to frame a 1982 political "con- ahead, they'll just rip up the tickets. It began firing questions at me. offense. You have lied under oath. It state except Georgia against tribute it to the campaign shortcom- sensus" for the Senate Democratic always works." P - Where are you from, Miss Er- is our decision that, 1) you must pay Georgian Jimmy Carter. For the first ings of the 1981 Virginia Republican caucus. Johnston will tell you that a Naive freshman that I was, it nest? the fee of your parking tickets, and 2) time in history, Republicans won the ticket. But the same thing has hap- southerner like Reubin Askew could sounded good to me. The next day I D - I'm from Akron, Ohio. to have you expelled from the Univer- majority of contested Senate races in pened in state after state across the be on the 1984 ticket, because Carter went over, filled out a complaint form P - Where did you go to high school? sity so as to set an example to the rest the region. Yet the Democrats just South, as Republicans gain the gover- "didn't really poison the well." and as far as I knew I thought it was D - Copley High School. of the student body. You are to report plain refuse to roll over and play norship for a term or two, and then the end of that. Actually, my prob- P - Tell me about your sister, Miss to Derek Dickinson of Standards and dead. are swept aside by the resurgent, bi- There isn't a hint of them walking lems had just begun. Ernest. Does she go to Copley High Procedures." In both Carolinas, in Florida and racial Democratic coalition. out of the Democratic Party or being The next day I received a phone call School? Crack went the gavel! Georgia, in Mississippi, Alabama, A big reason for this is that Republi- easy victims for Republican challeng- saying that to get the parking tickets Right then I knew he had me. He Tears streaming down my face, I Oklahoma and Kentucky, and now in can campaigns and Republican ad- ers at home. And they look on Robb s dropped I had to appear before Stu- knew it and I knew it. There was ran home hating them, hating myself Virginia, Democrats hold the gover- ministrations so often ignore or reject win as a sign that Republicanism is dent Court. The lady on the phone said nothing I could do. But I thought to and dreading the thought of telling my norships and most of the other key the interests of blacks as to virtually not necessarily the wave of the future it was simply a formality, so I made myself how could he possibly know. parents. I decided to wait until after state offices as well. Unless and until drive black voters into alliance even in the South. my appointment for the following D - I really don't see how that is my meeting with ex-Marine Derek evening. relevant to the situation. Dickinson. As I walked out the door, that cold, P - Miss Ernest, please answer my The meeting lasted ten minutes. He snowy Wednesday, my ever-opti- question. Does your sister go to Cop- eyed me up and down and then asked mistic roommate yelled jokingly, leyHigh School? me to tell my side of the story. I told Letters "Don't let them send you to jail." She him everything. He said: wasn't laughing when I returned P - Does your sister go to another Program director 1981 survey, most of whose respon- work, perseverance, team unity, and home an hour later hysterically sob- high school? "I know you're a good girl. You spirit, they have accomplished this bing and positive I was going to be dents listed new wave as their least D-No. can't even he good. I've got so many explains format favorite music. feat; bringing pride to Bowling kicked out of school. P - Does your sister live at home? other things to worry about besides Green's colors and name. I found the room in which the court this trivial matter. I've got rapes and I'm glad that someone felt strongly WBGU is programmed so as to D-No. enough about WBGU's rock format to serve its audience's need, interest, Most of the students here at Bowl- proceedings were taking place. It was P - Well, where does your sister I've got vandalism. I don't want to be ing Green have not heard about a round room in the Student Services live? bothered with this. They want to see write to The BG News. I agree that a and convenience, and to appeal to the few weeks ago hits were receiving greatest number of people, not just to rugby, due to the lack of attention Building with levels of built-in desks D - She doesn't. you expelled but I think they just want given to the sport. Even though rugby and chairs where approximately 12 more power. I can see you're a good greater than usual airplay. But you small groups. P - She doesn't? She doesn't what, must take into consideration that John A. Johnston is a club sport, it deserves as much solemn-looking members of the Miss Ernest? kid and you just did a stupid thing, so attention as any other sport. "board" were seated. I sat in the back D - She doesn't exist. I don't have a we'll compromise. You won't get ex- many of this quarter's DJs are new Program Director, WBGU-FM watching the case already in pro- sister! KUed but you will be on probation for and tend to play what they're familiar 413 South Hall After viewing our first game, we gress. You would have thought I'd risen e rest of your academic years." with, as well as requested pop tunes. ourselves were ready to go in and I started getting nervous when they the dead. Those 12 solemn faces were Far from being pressured to play top- play. As one fan said in the heat of gave me a 20-year-old defense attor- now wide-eyed and speechless. Some- I breathed a sigh of relief. There 40, our DJs are encouraged to play Rugby team fans excitement, "Let me in there!" was just one more question I had to music from all areas of rock, such as But it's not too late to get involved. ask. How did that prosecutor know I reggae, progressive, heavy metal, urge attendance With the coming of spring, a new didn't have a sister? Dickinson re- and R&B. If there is something you're rugby season begins. So it will once C", "Apparently his roommate is not hearing, you're more than wel- Why not rugby? To be more spe- again be exciting, action-packed, and The BG News come to use our request line 372-2826. cific, why not Bowling Green rugby? your high school and by accident If one had attended the rugby tourna- adventurous. Why not come and see he saw your grievance, read it, and As for the new wave albums, they for yourselves? , Vol.62 STAFF No. 136 told him he knew you had a brother have not been disposed of, but have ment Saturday, they would be asking Kelly Burt been restricted from airplay except the same question. For Bowling and was positive you had no sisters." Green is now the number one rugby Mary Ellen Mulvey "''<» huSo.ii! for the new wave program on Satur- Joy Jansseni *#•! MltOT NAIhryn COi' days from 3-6 p.m. I reduced the team in the state of Ohio. To say that At»imm •ditty Cintl, vntitikci airplay of new wave during our rock it is an accomplishment is clearly an Kathy Shields Coointlittx no>>Bitx»i understatement. 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»f Holly Terry circuits if the energy consumption holes sealed in the bucket, but it's still ewt reporter goes above a programmed limit. going to hurt a bit more." A renovation of certain University THE "MORE" that both Cobb and "Use what you need, but need what buildings, as a result of state ana Postich are planning for the future in- you use," Is the rule of thumb given federal energy audit programs, which volves lots of people and lots of by Energy Task Force chairman, Dr. involves changing air-handling money. Berry Cobb, after reviewing over $4 systems for better cost efficiency. One of the programs on their agen- million in annual utility costs to the A modification of indoor ana out- da includes an awareness concept, University. door lighting, which replaced 40-watt and it will entail self-help departmen- According to Cobb, the combined office fixtures with 34-watt fluores- tal practices and training of costs of supplying the campus with cent tubes and changed the bluish- maintenance employees to look for electricity, coal, water and sewage, white parking lights outside to the wastes of energy on campus. . and gas has doubled in five years orange high-pressure sodium ones. despite conservation efforts. Another area of improvement in- "It's just obscene, really," Cobb A reinstatement of the Energy volves the scheduling of classes and said. Task Force in 1979, which takes input the open hours of certain facilities in from faculty, staff, and students and ways which best utilize the energy us- ELECTRIC BILLS account for the recommends conservation ideas to ed by the buildings. Questions concer- largest portion of the University's operations. ning the Sunday nours of the Recrea- utility expenses, totaling about $2.5 THE COMPUTER SYSTEM saves tion Center and the evening hours of million last year. the University about $110,000 a month, the library and even of the consolida- The University has arrived at this according to Charles Codding, direc- tion of office personnel during the figure through a 20 percent electricity tor of the physical plant and technical summer months, are being reviewed. WBGU expands into new quarters consumption decrease over a 10-year services. An expense in itself, but one which period, despite the fact that electric The renovation of air-handling is believed to save the University company rates have quadrupled in systems saves about $200,000 a year money in the long run, is the installa- by Linda Perez profit organization that contracts conference-previewing room, film the same amount of time. per building, Postich said, and the tion of electrical meters for all the News reporter with WBGU-TV to broadcast instruc- cleaning room, a shipping and receiv- For Cobb and for George Postich, modification of both indoor and out- residence halls. Postich said these Overcrowding prompted WBGU-TV tional programing to schools in nor- ing room, and office areas for eight vice president and director of opera- door lights combined saves $250,000 a meters would cost about $1500 each and the Northwest Ohio Educational thwest Ohio and northeastern In- staff members. tions, the struggle to cut utility costs year. and would be installed in each sector Television Foundation to build a diana, it leased land from the Univer- is a continuous one. Despite the savings, however, the of the quads. $300,000, 6000-square-foot addition to sity for 25 years at $1 a year, with the Some of their on-going programs push for even more cost reduction These programs are still on the the present television building on facilities reverting to tbe University Eleven WBGU-TV staff members include: continues. drawing boards of the Energy Task Troup Avenue. when the lease expires. WBGU-TV, in moved into the 2500-square-foot space An IBM Systems 7 computer, in- "There is a heightened awareness Force and operations department, They moved into the new offices in turn, signed a lease with the Founda- in the addition's northern half, where stalled on July 1,1974, which monitors now," Cobb said, ''but it could be lot however, and must be submitted to September, maintaining for the most tion for $150,000 funded through the a large conference room and three the electrical demand of the entire better. A lot of people are trying hard the provost and president for part "business as usual," according station's Community Servioe Grant editing stations are also included. University and shuts off unnecessary out there and we've gotten some big approval. to director of television information from the Corporation for Public Room will be given to other staff Joan Gordon who said the move was Broadcasting. members, as the original building is essential. only intended to house eight staff BGJog THE MOVE TO THE addition in- members. The INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION The MANAGEMENT CLUB will present speakers "There were six to eight people in volved only previous equipment. No will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the faculty lounge, Union. The from Standard Oil and Krogers at 7:30 p.m. in 112 Life office rooms that could only accom- new production devices nave been in- There have been no additions to the meeting is open to all. Sciences Building. They will speak on the aspects of modate two at the most, and the stalled. NWOETV's operations, original building, built in 1965. Dr. TENANTS ORGANIZED TO REDUCE CORRUPT interviewing. hallways were terrible," Gordon said. formerly housed in a 280-square-foot Duane Tucker, general manager of HOUSING (TORCH) will meet at 8:30 p.m. in 110 "Storage cabinets and Xerox room in the television building, are WBGU-TV and the director of televi- Business Administration Building. All tenants are The University STRING TRIO will perform works by machines lined the walls. No one now consolidated in a 3500-square-f oot sion services for the University, call- urged to attend. Beethoven and Brahms at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall of could walk through without great space, including administrative of- ed the addition the marking of the sta- The ACCOUNTING CLUB/BETA ALPHA PSI will the Moore Musical Arts Center. Admission is free. difficulty." fices, the tape duplicating center, and tion's and the Foundation's "great ex- meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Suite, Union. The topic NWOETV had initiated building the a film center, previously located at pansion of services" to the Univeristy will be "Adjusting to the Work World." addition due to the rapid expansion of Progress Industrial Park. In addition, community and the residents of Nor- its tape duplicating center. A non- the space includes a workroom, thwest Ohio.
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LX-09 fron.p^.1 to have in a warhead," Morgan associated with possible accidental for the stockpile as a whole." The Taft enters Ohio governor race said. detonation. Without giving away tech- statement echoed earlier Pentagon CLEVELAND (AP) - Seth Taft, secutive term. "Inducements to industry on a Akx Devolpi, an author and physi- nical details that could be improperly pledges to reduce the possibilities of grandson of President William Taft said at a news conference he carefully selected basis are a good cist at the Argonne National Labo- applied, the general information accidental detonations in warheads Howard Taft, announced today thinks the state, which has more idea." ratory, said he could "see why people should be made available in order to following a 1966 incident in which he's running for the Republican than 10 percent unemployment, Taft said jobs, education and would be very nervous about LX-09" satisfy this type of inquiry." explosions occurred inside two nu- nomination tor governor in 1962. should help attract high-technology adjusting to federal budget cuts after he reviewed the test Jesuits on Last March, Defense Department clear warheads and scattered pluto- The lawyer and former president jobs through "carefully selected^' are the critical issues facing Ohio. the substance at the request of Pacific official James P. Wade Jr. testified nium over 640 acres in Spain. of the Cuyahoga County board of inducements. "I am a problem solver, Taft, News. Service. "The public has a before a congressional committee on commissioners said he wants to "IF IT WILL AFFECT placing 58, said, citing his experience as legitimate concern about the safety of the need to "extend our effort to The Defense Department admits to build on what Gov. James Rhodes jobs in Ohio, then yes. the govern- head of the board of commissioners nuclear weapons," he added, "partic- minimize plutonium dispersal haz- 32 major accidents involving nuclear has done for Ohio. Rhodes, also a ment should be available to pro- from 1977 to 1979. He was first ularly because of the potential hazard ards... (and) address explosive safety weapons. Republican, can't seek a third con- vide subsidies," he said. elected a commissioner in 1970. Nurses from page 1 BUT NOT EVERYBODY who cent. If you don't make it it's 100 get into another nursing program, graduation requirements. fer to other schools may be able to enter a four- year baccalaureate had set their goals on being ac- percent. some either switch to another ma- Competition the following spring 6et the same nursing license as program which offers the student cepted is admitted, she said, and "We lose qualified girls who Cr entirely or try getting into the is against the freshman students 'niversity graduates; however, the greatest potential for all nurs- although about 50 percent usually don't make it into the program who niversity program again the fol- also seeking admission. A second there are some distinct differences ing careers, she said. drop out of the pre-nursing pro- go to other schools, but once a lowing year, she said. chance does not automatically as- between the University-graduated Sam sometime through the year, student is admitted, every effort is For the student who tries for a sure admittance, she said, but gen- nurse and the hospital-graduated Programs that are taught in hos- B rest must make the decision of made to assist them in getting their second chance, the sophomore erally, the students who persevere nurse, Sudduth said. pital schools offer several degree where to go next. degree." year is spent improving their grade in their goals are bright enough to options, but do not require four "It's a personal experience," she ASIDE FROM THOSE who Ct average with supportive and achieve them. The University program gives a years of study with a baccalau- said. "If you make it, it's 100 per- transfer to other schools hoping to anities courses that meet STUDENTS who choose to trans- nursing student the opportunity to reate degree. Classifieds,
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Bowling Green's hockey team is weekend's home series with Lake struggling. In plain black and white, Superior, rather than looking forward the team is 0-7-1, 0-3-1 in the Central to the comforts of a vocal partisan Collegiate Hockey Association, and Sideline crowd. already it must face the fact that its Not long ago, the Falcons could back is up against the wall in the count on drawing almost 3,000 fans a CCHA title chase. Tracy Collins game for most series. That was not Being swept again may eliminate News staff reporter just with the super BG teams from the Falcons from the CCHA playoffs 1976-79. The 1972-73 team, which went for the first time since the playoffs' 16-19, drew an astounding 3,065 per inception six years ago. Only four game, greater than the teams which weeks into the season, BG must face "no." There are no more Bleacher were among the best in the country. each of its next 13 CCHA series as Creatures, and Saturday night has Fans didn't use the lame excuse that critical, with at least a split series become the night of the "Organ the team was not winning to abandon necessary. Lady." She is definitely skilled, but the team. her rendition of the "Jaws Theme" Last season, attendance was at an Thus, home series for BG hold the does not exactly strike terror in the all-time low and the fans are well on utmost importance. A sweep at home hearts of men. their way to establishing a new record goes a long way to take pressure off low this season, despite the fact that during the roadtrips. But a problem It would have been too BG has hosted two of the top ten more severe than Jerry York's embarrassing to explain to the out-of- teams in the nation. injured forwards or his inexperienced town reporter that the traditions have defense has taken the home died in BG. especially when advantage away from the Falcons. Wisconsin had 8.600 screaming fans THE ENTHUSIASM remains in a The problem is that most of BG's fans and a huge pep band (which knew hard core group of fans, but there are have simply become apathetic. more than five songs) to intimidate no traditions, and not enough Just two years ago, support of the Falcons. entertainment, to attract thosejust Falcon hockey was rampant. A fan "It's really tough to play when you being introduced to the game. That is had to come to the game almost an hear all those people cheering for you how die-hard fans are made from hour beforehand in order to get a seat, to lose," senior Chris Guertin said. "I neophytes, a fact to which this writer and their spirits were kept up by two liked when we had the Bleacher can attest, having never seen a nights of having a pep band present Creatures, and crazy stuff like when hockey game before coming to BG in and a grotesque group of costumed the fans would hold up newspapers 1979. cheerleaders known as the "Bleacher when the opposing teams were It is up to the fans (it would make a Creatures." The fans were loud, and announced. It made you feel pretty better project for the respect-craving playing in the Ice Arena was an good when you played. Greek system than chasing greased ordeal for visiting opponents. "I wish it was like that now." Cigs) to turn the Ice House into a mad WHEN A REPORTER in Wisconsin THOSE TRADITIONS gave the ouse for the icers. three weeks ago asked if it was still a players a good reason to look forward As that Wisconsin reporter said nightmare to play in the Ice Arena, to coming nome. Coming back from about hockey teams,"You are what pride in the University forced an Michigan Tech last weekend, the your fans are." BG pseudo-fans who answer of "yes", when the answer players actually seemed to dread call the icers "losers" should take a should have been an unfortunate what they would face at this close look at that statement. KO'd by punching baa Steelers' Stoudt out for season PITTSBURGH (AP) - Backup Stoudt and several teammates paid Malone has been playing wide re- Pittsburgh quarterback Cliff Stoudt a Sunday night visit to a Seattle ceiver in recent weeks because of returned home from Seattle with his restaurant and lounge called "Mon- injuries to Lynn Swann, Calvin Swee- throwing arm in a sling and his hopes tana's," where the accident occurred. ney and Jim Smith. of replacing Terry Bradshaw wrap- staff photo by Dal* Omorl The initial report Monday morning With Sunday's loss, the Steelers fell Dave O'Brian (12) and Pater Wilson (21) battle with a Michigan State player as goalie Mike David (30) tries to cover the ped up for the season. was that Stoudt had been hurt riding a to 5-5 on the season. That drops them puck in a game earlier this season at the Ice Arena. , mechanical bucking bronco. But two games behind first-place Cincin- "I've never been so low in my life. I Stoudt later revealed he had been nati in the American Conference Cen- feel so stupid," Stoudt said Monday injured taking a swing at a test-your- tral Division. night as he explained to reporters how strength punching bag. The Steelers face a tough road Breeder) breeds trouble for Bengal foes he fractured his arm taking a swing at "They nad mechanical bulls there game next Sunday against Atlanta. CINCINNATI (AP) - Louis Bree- "We made some big, big plays, but I There was one point early in the a punching bag in a Seattle nightspot. too," Stoudt said. "I was riding that, den, the big-play man for the Cincin- believe Louis Breeden's interception return when Breeden almost went The Steelers said the injury likely and I guess a lot of people just as- "WE'RE LOOKING for six straight nati Bengals last Sunday, shunned the and return right before half/time was down. Charger wide receiver Charlie will sideline Stoudt for the remainder sumed I was injured on that.'' wins now," said Steeler Coach Chuck traditional "spike" after his National the key play," said Coach Forrest Joiner grabbed Breeden by the back of the year. It came amid speculation Noll. "It's realistic to think we can do Football League record-tying, 102- Gregg. of the shoulder pads, but there was a that the fifth-year pro might be on the BUT STOUDT apparently struck a it. Even if we don't win any, I won't yard interception return. Bengal nearby ready to jolt Breeden verge of replacing Bradshaw as a glancing blow to the bag and in the accept losing." "I was tired. I looked around, and THE RUNBACK put Breeden in the free. starter. Erocess banged his forearm on a Beyond Stoudt's injury, Steeler full- nobody was left to tackle me," Bree- NFL record book, along with three olding stand. back Franco Harris sustained a ham- den recalled thinking as he finished other players, for the longest inter- "Wilson Whitley did a beautiful job "I'M VERY UPSET," Stoudt said. "There were quite a few guys from string muscle pull and his status is his run. "I didn't spike the ball be- ception return in league history. But knocking Joiner loose," Gregg said. "It's really hard to take. I've waited the team in there, and I happened to uncertain. cause I was too tired." the fourth-year cornerback from "Eddie Edwards helped out, too. He 4'<2 years to get a chance, and this be the one who didn't hit it right," said Breeden's return of a Dan Fouts North Carolina Central had things came off the guy he was blocking and really sets me back. Now all I can do Stoudt. "It was a dumb thing to do, In Seattle, Harris became the third got back to eliminate Wes Chandler, is wait until next pre-season." Bass helped close the door on the San other than personal records on his and I'm paying the price for ft." player inpro football history to sur- iego Chargers late in the first half. mind. who was the only man with a shot at The Steelers squandered an 18-point The Steelers said Stoudt would be pass 10,000 yards rushing. He pulled The Bengals went on to win 40-17, Breeden." lead during a 24-21 loss Sunday to the placed on the injured reserve list this the muscle galloping down the field in improving their record to 7-3 and "It's nice to be in the record book, Breeden, although he intercepted Seattle Seahawks, and afterward week, leaving Bradshaw and untested the fourth quarter on an 80-yard taking a two-game lead in the Central but I think right now having a 7-3 the ball two yards into his own end heavy fog prevented the team from Mark Malone as the only Steeler touchdown pass play that was nulli- Division of the American Football record and being in first place is more zone, said he never hesitated in turn- making the flight home. quarterbacks. fied by a penalty. Conference. important," he said. ing the play upfield. Miller blocks for teammates BEREA, Ohio (AP) - For all the MILLER USUALLY FINISHES far disappointed fans of Cleveland down the list in a backfield that in- Browns sophomore running back cludes 1979 Heisman Trophy winner Charles White, there were that many White of Southern California, along ecstatic followers of veteran Cleo with Mike Pruitt and Greg Pruitt. The Miller. team's press guide lists his main duty The seven-year veteran did not as blocking back, and it's a title he chew upi the ground against the reluctantly accepts. Denver Broncos. He picked up nine "I know I have the ability to run yards and a touchdown on six carries. with the ball as well as anybody," he Even quarterback Brian Sipe got one said, "but this is what the coaches more rushing yard. want me to do, so I accept it and do the best I can. It has become a matter But Coach Sam Rutigliano said that of pride in the way I block." the 5-foot-ll, 214-pound Miller did his A battle was waged during the job as a blocking back for fullback team's National Football League ex- Mike Pruitt. hibition season among Greg Pruitt "We've really been trying to play White, Cleo Miller and Terry Millet Cleo Miller, and especially against for a backfield starting slot. The the sophisticated defense that Denver Browns waived Terry Miller, and used, we wanted some experience in normally have started Greg Pruitt in there," Rutigliano said. "Cleo's a the backfield with Mike Pruitt. good running back who could proba- Greg Pruitt has been used mostly as bly start in this league, but he's in a a receiver and has caught 40 passes in frustrating position. nine games. Manager of Year named NEW YORK (AP) - Tommy La- nationwide balloting by sports writers sorda, the good-humor man who man- and broadcasters who watched him aged the Cinderella Los Angeles rally the Dodgers from the edge of Dodgers to their first world elimination three times during post- championship in 16 years, was named season play. National League Manager of the Year He received 215 votes, outdistanc- by The Associated Press last night. ing Whitey Herzog of the St.Louis Lasorda was an easy winner in Cardinals, who finished second. Soccer team drops 1 -0 decision Bowling Green's soccer team "We played very well from the dropped a 1-0 decision to Michigan field, but we just didn't score," Palm- State, yesterday, at East Lansing, isano said. f'We did everything but Mich. finish. That's three-and-a-half games The loss dropped the Falcons' re- in which we haven't scored from the photo by . »gen cord to 11-6-1, with iust Sunday's field (Neil Ridgway scored on two game at Evansville University left on penalty kicks in last Thursday's win Ruggers rule Ohio BG's schedule. over Notre Dame). We need to start BG's Kevin Front* is lifted Into the air by teammates Wayne McClaln (4) and "Whitey" Voulk, aa Mike George rushes to Join the Once again, the Falcon defense working harder in the penalty box." celebration after BG's 10-6 win over Ohio State In the finals of the Ohio Collegiate Championships, last Saturday. The Falcons' win played a fine game, but no BG player qualifies them for a berth In the Midwest Universities Cup tournament to be held here in May. was able to put the ball into the back Tom King scored the game's lone of the net, BG coach Gary Palmisano goal, beating BG goaftender Jee said. Koury at the 27:50 mark.