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The Guardian, May 12, 1978 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 5-12-1978 The Guardian, May 12, 1978 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1978). The Guardian, May 12, 1978. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Pollard throws rlo-hitter Makes WSU history. KEENER By JEFF knocking the ball down and relaying the ball to Guardian Sports Writer get a force at second. ACCORDING TO HEAD Coach Ron Nisch­ History was made yesterday when Wright wit.z, "Bob has thrown the ball well for us th i ~ State pitcher Bob Pollard no-hit Indiana Central year. This was his fourth fine performance of en route to a 9-1 victory, the first no-hitter in the season. It's hard to believe he has only t he the eight years of baseball at WSU. one win to show this season." See related story on paae 8. Although Pollard lost the shut-out in the "If I had known I was in the process of fourth, the hurler felt, "This is the best I've throwing a no-hitter, I could never have done thrown all season. I had some control problems lt," said Pollard. but the wind was blowing very strongly. I felt I " MY TEAMMATES HELPED me by not got stronger as the game progressed." mentioning to me how close I was. I guess they " When I reached the fifth I r eally wanted didn't want to put any pressure on me." t hat first season (career) victory." Pollard "I'm glad they didn't because I thought I'd retired the final nine batters in order, and lost the no-hitter in the fourth " when Rusty walked five on the day. Goodpaster (Indiana Central's first baseman) Pollard's moment of truth came when h e Bob Pollard yesterday pitched the tined a shot at Kent Stuck. struck out ICU's Joe Gaynor to ice the v ictory. Wright State baseball Raider their Stuck, playing first base, did a great job of Pollard was then mobbed b y his teammates. first no-hitter of WSU history u the Raiden spilt doubleheader with Indiana Central Unlvenltv. Guardian Photo/ Carl Lohrmann -------.. -- m t Daily <6uarhian May 12.1978 Volume XIV Issue 105 Wright State University Dayton, Ohio Federal mediators to intervene in AFSCM E dispute By TOM VONDRUSKA "SINCE WE have nothing to THE MAIN issue that caused something on (it)." couldn't do that because the Guardian News EdJtor lose, we decided to a sk for the union to call for the federal Smith said that an insurance students would revolt." federal mediation." Smith said mediation. S mith explained. was company representative attended Smith added he didn't think Federal mediators were called after the last negotiation meeting because •'they (the administra­ the Thursday session and pre­ the free decals would cause many for yesterday to settle the c on­ Thursday. tion) will not negotiate any econ­ sented some figures on dental problems. trlct dispute between American An agreement asking for fed­ omic i mprovements." benefits, but that it was not the Federation of State, County and eral involvement was signed a1 Smiti. s ..1d tl.c mcdiat.ion n11ly thing tii.,i:ussed. _ _ "A FREE C d ecal would make Municipal Employees ( AFSCME) ~· the meeting yesterday. The doc­ mechanism "works pretty fa~t" "Parking was d iscussed brief­ spaces available tn choice areaS.­ Local 2022 and Wright State ument was also signed by rep and he expects to see some ly." he said. " We're going for as employees who now use B University. resentatives f.;;u. t!._ ...:ministra· federal involvement by next the rock bottom; we asked for stickers take advantage of the A '"continued stalemate" is tion, acce>rding to Smith. week. free C decals." free parking." he explained. bow union negotiator Mite Smith Chief University Negotiator Though Smith said that the Smith said he saw nothing in labeled the state of negotiations Judith Neiman could not be negotiations were at an impasse HE EXPLAINED second and the union"s request that would between the two oarties. reached for commt>nt. he saw some hope for the dental third shift employees already got cause an increase in fees: plan getting approved. free C decals but that the first "You see 1 play a double role "SINCE THE entire employee shift has to buy their own. The out here. rm a student and a --- frida y------~ body, faculty. classified staff, ·idea was not well received by classified employee. I try to do and others have hecn studying a Neiman, Smith said. things that are in the best weather dental plan, I thmk we may get "She (Neiman) said she interests of both groups." Scattered showers and thundershowers through Saturday. Lows Friday night will be in the mid or upper SOs, and highc; Friday and Budget Board dumps Forensics request, Saturday will be in the lower or middle 70s. hamilton hall board cuts 'The Daily Guardian' UP.I service the The H amilton Hall Election Committee yesterday announced the By HEATH MCALPINE it was still willing to fund raise the Student Ombudsman's results of its search for the 1978·79 Hamilton Hall Board. Guanllan Staff Writer organization. present salary from S45 to $53 a come Next year's board representatives are: Jeff Horowitz and Skip "We just want them to week. The eight additional dol­ before us as they need money, of the SIS increase Kes~ler, first tloo; men: Pe~~y Terhar and Deb Hendershot, first The Student Activities Budget lars fell short ex­ floor women; Mark Pence, second floor men; Cait Downing and Board last night rejected the not in advance like this," the Ombudsman's office h ad Nelda Many Hoppes, second floor women, James Se.non and Christoph­ Forensics program budget pro­ plained Board Chairer originally asked for. er Dohse, third floor men; Kathy Shearn and Melody Pitt, thit:d posal, and voted to stop funding Martinez. In addition, the b oard cut from e board Ooor women Toby Boedeker and Dan Willeford, fourth floor men; of The Daily Guardian's United IN OTHER business, th 35 to 30 the number of w eeks unanimously voted to stop fund­ and Christine K-ilivry and Lori Sullivan, fourth floor women. Press International news service. which it will pay the assistant 's Another representative for the seond floor men will be chosen by "I can't see fu nding the For­ ing of The Daily Guardian ombudsman. wire the residents in that area before the e nd o f spring quarter, ensics program this way," said United Press International The board approved, with service. according to an election committee spokesman. board member Mike Morris. minor modifications, the budget " We don't fund any other com­ " I don't know that too many proposal made by c ampus radio petitive type 'organization a year people k now tbat the Guardian station WWSU. in advance like they want us to even has a UPI, page," said Dropped from proposal w ere ice officers do with this.'' Martinez. several inter-office intercoms Christy McNeely was selected as nert year's Inter-Club Council MORRIS COMPARED Foren­ Morris also commented on the presently used by the station's chairer at ICC's Wednesday meeting. sics to the Rugby Club, saying Guardian's request, s aying office. Other officers elected include Executive Vice Chairer Ted "The Rugby Club is a competi­ " While I think the budget they Over the weekend, Budget Moran, Vice-Chairer of Finance Jim Blair, Vice C hairer of tive but non-subsidized organiza­ submitted is, on the whole, a Board will discuss proposals Communications Jerry Rupp, and' Vice Chairer of Club Activities tion. They're always out trying to very good one, the UPI is out of made by the University Center Carla Gayle . mate some money for their the question." Board, the Inter-Club Council, Mary Block will be the new director of special projects, Patty group. "Forensics, also a com­ Guardian Editor Libby Keller and Nexus. koeer will be director of public relations, while Russ Stoops will petitive type group, doesn't seem responded t o the Board's action The various organizations in­ act as food representative. to be trying like this. They just by s tating, " We will investigate volved and the public will have a Also elected were Liaison to Student Caucus Brett Huston, want the Board to foot the bill." every possible avenue of chance to express their opinions Director of Activities Center Judy Williamson, and Director of After voting down the Foren­ appeal." at an open Budget Board meet­ leaeU<:h Bill Quener. sics budget, the board added that THE BOARD also agreed to ing sometime late nert week. Z THE DAILY GUARDIAN May 12, 1978 Wbt iailu C&uarbian Nursing program troubled COLUMBUS (UPI) - The chair: and found filth, roach infesta­ He also said department per­ The ,world man of the Ohio Nursing Home tions and inadequate nursing sonnel have taken on the role of Commission said Thursday the staff," said the lawmaker. "Yet "consultants" to nursing homes state's nursing home program is we also visited, and heard of, rather than "inspectors." fro m United Press Inte rnational in "serious trouble," partly be­ nursing homes in which patients Wojtanowski said the commis­ cause of poor administration by are treated with care and dignity.
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