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Down to the wire HOWARD METZENBAUM, Democratic candidate for Senate. ROBERT TAFT.Republican candidate for Senate. I

An Bowling GreanjDhio Independent Student Tuesdoy OSflWt 3, 1970 Voice ■me BG news Volume 55 Number 41 Cloud, Gilligan predict victory

Both Republican Roger Cloud and In 47 of the 50 states today, voters seats now held by 243 Democrats, 137 predictions previously made in polls. yesterday to buy half the time the Democrats half the time originally Democrat John J. Gilligan predicts vic- choose either a senator or governor, or Republicans, with 5 vancanies. Democrats also are going on television Republicans had originally purchased. booked by the GOP. tory in the race for governor of Ohio as both, and in every state picks its share of Outlook: Republican hopes of to counter the last-minute Republican Muski replied to what he called While the Republicans, led by Nixon Cloud, behind in most polls, began a last- the 435 members of the House of gaining 7 seats necessary for control of thrust. "Republican tactics of fear and and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, riunute television blitz that included a Representatives in the 92nd Congress. the Senate faded late in the campaign The campaign: Observers agree that division." hammered a litany against crime, statement on the state loan scandal. Many states also have legislature and the prognosis is for a net gain of one the fighting, locally and nationally, has Republican outspent the debt-ridden violence and unruly dissent, the In a news release yesterday, Cloud elections, consititutional amendment to three Senate seats on the GOP side of been the roughest of any campaign in Democrats this campaign and those Democrats sought to emphasize inflation predicted a "surprise victory" over votes and local bond issues. the aisle. recent years, and produced smear finances were central in developments and unemployment. Gilligan, citing a poll last week by the The national themes are the Democrats seem destined to pick up tactics in many local battles. that led to last nights matching 15- The contrasting pleas left voters Dayton Daily News, which he said emotional issues such as law and order at least four governorships, reducing America votes today after a caustic minute telecasts. something of a choice between voting showed the gap between the two can- and the unrest in society, and the their 32-18 deficit. midterm campaign climaxed by a last The Republican National Committee their purses or their passions if they once didates "closing fast." pocketbook issues: inflation, unem- Democrats are expected to increase night television exchange between the first purchased 30 minutes of time on cut through local issues, personalities Gilligan, meanwhile, made a similar ployment and the cost of living. their margin in the House, but not by the men who may face each other in the each of the three major television net- and images. 'prediction in Cincinnati, saying "victory But the issues state-by-state are traditional average of 37 seats that presidential race of 1972. works. Democratic National Chairman For Nixon and Agnew, the ballots of is near." almost as numerous as the candidates usually falls to the party out of White President Nixon spoke for the lawrence F. O'Brien challenged the the perhaps 60 million persons expected The race betweenRep. Robert Taft Jr. and outcome probably will tell little House power in the off-year elections. Republican on election eve through a GOP and asked the networks to split the to vote can either tarnish or polish their and Democrat Howard M. Metzenbaum about national trends although winners Last-minute changes: The incident filmed reprise of a speech he made time in half for each party and make it prestige as campaigners. for a seat in the U.S. Senate was rated a may .argue otherwise. in San Jose, Calif., when Presidnet Nixon Saturday in Phoenix decrying violent available free. He pleaded party Between them, they appeared in 35 tossup in final polls with 20 per cent of the At stake: 35 Senate seats, now held was jeered by demonstrators and some dissent. poverty. Muskie also asked for free time. states, concentrating on a batch of close •electorate undecided, apparently a by 25 Democrats, 10 Republicans; 35 rocks were thrown, plus the President's Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, of Maine The networks turned down the Senate races. On yesterday, final measure of apathy evidenced through governorships, now divided 11 subsequent speeches emphasizing this represented the Democrats after they request for free time, but agreed, with campaign day, however, they took it much of the campaign. Democrats, 24 Republicans; 435 House violence, throw an unknown factor into scraped together enough money Republican concurrence, to sell easy. Winter grads Student obtains find few fobs ok to register

By Marls McCrabb Placement Counselor. "They usually One of three graduate students ap- his present home and has no intention of have full schedules and are big em- pealing decisions by the Wood County returning to his parent's home, "he will Prospective December graduates ployers." Board of Elections was granted the right be allowed by the courts in most states to now looking for jobs are finding the Kuhlin attributed the big drop off to to register to vote in the county by the vote in the college town." pickings slim. the bleak economic situation in business Sixth District Court of Appeals Friday. Judge Potter cast a dissenting vote In Normally during the first quarter, today. The Board had ruled that a student's the decision against Shere and there are about 155 businesses con- "Educational positions are not as address for votingpurposesis usually his Simington. ducting interviews. This year, 30 have directly affected. We only had three home address and refused their Coffman said that there will be no cancelled. schools cancel, but during first quarter registration. Other graduate students appeal in the cases of Shere and "What really hurts is many of the it's hard to see a trend for school were not allowed to vote by the board, but Simington. A new suit will be filed after businesses that have cancelled are ones districts." Kuhlin added. did not appeal. the election to test the constitutionality of that have been coming here for many Some of the direct reasons for the James Coffman, graduate assistant Ohio residency laws and their current years." according to Mike Kuhlin, lack of openings are that people already in sociology was permitted to register interpretations, he said. employed change jobs less during an after the court ruled that he had been a economically tight period. resident of Wood County for more than Tri-editor says Companies are also finding that they one year and intends to become a per- Weekend tally-- have enough walk-inapplicants for jobs, manent resident. so that they don't have to recruite as "I'm glad I can vote and I'm much, Kuhlin added. recognized as citizen of the United States yearbook recall "The big change as far as students and Wood County," Coffman said. "I 3 bomb threats, are concerned", said Kuhlin, "is that feel that the court made a mistake in not now they have to take more of an granting the other two the right to vote." no dollar strain initiative. Coffman said that he feels the case 2 evacuations "Whereas in the past, we had to sets a precedent for further court cases, Three bomb threats have been called The summer section of the Key will cancel companies because there wasn't because the court reprimanded the enough student interest, now students Board for holding improper hearings. in to various University buildings since be redistributed today. Although the cost Thursday. of changing the controversial picture of a are signing up for interviews at a greater Coffman Is the only one of the three rate." who holds a job outside the University. The first was a threat made to the jlack student has not yet been deter- Student Services Building, where a three- mined, 'John Cessna, tri-editor of The According to Kuhlin students can't He is a director of the Wood Sandusky- afford to be as selective this year as in Ottawa-Seneca Community Action stick dynamite-like device was removed. Key, said it would not adversely effect Commission and of its Wood County Laboratory technicians are still at the Key's budget. the past, especially in the level at which they hope to start. Opportunity Center. work on the device to determine its Friday, after the recall was an- Ron Sherer, graduate assistant in make-up. Conflicting reports have been nounced, The Key received several more He also pointed out that the tight job JANE FONDA market is driving more students to speech and Richard Simington, graduate made on the device, some claiming it was •complaints, Cessna said. assistant in English were both denied the an explosions, others saying the sticks Major complaints involved the graduate school. "However, .we have to warn the right to register after the court ruled were railroad flares. rmispelling of a girl's name, the picture of Friday evening two other scares were the girl draped in the flag, the sex students that if this economic trend Jane Fonda talks today that they had not established residency persists, the companies might be more requirements. reported. One threat was phoned in to survey, the riot story and the in- the University Union around 8 p.m. The ternational center story, he said. reluctant to pay the higher salaries for a Judge Harvey Straub said the voting rights can be granted if the board of building was not evacuated and police "You could tell the people were master's degree," Kuhlin added. Jane Fonda is coming to Bowling Green. Other schools are also experiencing elections or a court determines that the found nothing after their search. angered that we had recalled the books," She will speak in the Amphitheater behind the Union, weather per- Around 9:30 p.m a bomb threat was Cessna said. "They asked why we had business cancelations, many at a much resident has established or acquired "a mitting, or in the ballroom in case of rain. home for a permanent residence." phoned in to the University Library and changed the picture." higher percentage, but sUll our situation Miss Fonda will talk on the alternatives that America, and especially is quite serious, said Kuhlin. Although the three students testified the building was evacuated to the sound Callers were told, "We realized the American Youth, are faced with. of the fire alarm. The alarm touched off picture wasn't in the best taste and Traditionally, toe first quarter is that they intended to remain in Bowling She has travelled the backroads of America .she has set up the G.I. Green, Judge Straub claimed their in- the speculation that a fire was in \ the reason we were recalling them was to almost exclusively businesses, with a few Office in Washington DC. to investigate alleged illegal discipline against tentions were not permanent. Among the progress on one of the upper Library avert any trouble on campus," Cessna schools who are looking for specific soldiers who have spoken out against the war, and she has picked with the students for specific Jobs. Second three judges of the Court, Judge Straub floors, but this was not the case. said. Indians. Again, fire department officials and About 1,000 of the 1,500 copies that quarter, it levels out more evenly bet- voted against allowing the three to She will, of course, speak on political involvement. register. police officers conducted a search of the were distributed have been returned, ween businesses and schools, and third Miss Fonda feels "that there is no weapon as powerful as thealter- quarter is almost totally school districts. Judge John Potter held that the Ohio building, but nothing was found. Cessna said. native." And among the alternatives she is speaking of is a third party in constitution is designed to aid those The threats raise the number of Distribution will take place today in However, if the economic picture 1972. She is now working with "Mother of the Third Party." doesn't brighten, Kuhlin added, the 30 desiring to vote. known bomb scares on campus this the Forum of the Student Services Miss Fonda will address students at 12:30p.m. today. academic year to four, the first having •uilding from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. After businesses that cancelled first He cited a 1968 decision involving a quarter might cancel again second Kent State University student, which been called into the Administration Bldg. today the Key can be picked up at 310 about three week* mon Student Services. quarter. said that if a student considers the county Page 2 The BG News, Tuesday, November 3, 1970

'We've Been Playing Politics Like Ya See On opinion eDiTeRiaLS The 'Paid Political Announcement' Show' the real imperialists

By Mill Halpern columnist parties or people? On October 28, the BG News carried there be independent Jewish and Arab an AP story discussing the growing states within the area of the British ; identification of radical Americans with Mandate, the Arabs of Palestine and ••, Palestinian guerrilla groups, which are neighboring countries rejected it, •; seen as an armed force in combat to choosing armed aggression instead in an President Nixon has laid his terms on the line. His liberate the Third World from im- attempt to drive the Jews into the tea. hard-nosed drive for support of Republican candidates is a perialism. Unfortunately, the attitude of play for approval of his own administration. the Palestinians, accepted without When they had failed to do this, the He wants today's midterm election to be regarded as a question by their sympathizers, is that Arab states did not allow Palestine to Israel necessarily must play the role of develop nationhood on what remained of referendum on the first two year's of his Presidency. imperialist in this scenario. the territory alloted for the Arab state. Friday night, the President made his first nationally In that way, the 47 innocent Instead, the Kingdom of Transjordan televised campaign speech. He made this explicit passengers killed last year on a Swiss Air annexed the entire west bank of the statement to his audience: Jet are called the victims of Israeli im- Jordan River, changed its name to 1, | "Whatever state you live in, vote for those men who will perialism, rather than the victims of the Jordan, and kept the Palestinians as a vote for the President rather than against him, so that the Palestinians who planted the bomb on the second-class community within its President can keep his promises to you, the American aircraft! The argument sounds familiar. borders. The rich oil kingdoms of Saudi- By the same token, Medgar Evars and Arabia and Kuwait were happy to utilize people." other civil-rights workers killed by American investments and cheap Well, we, the American people, wish that the President Klansmen in the South were the victims Palestinian labor to exploit thel- own were less concerned with party politics and more of black imperialism, the starved development. They did not grant dedicated to developing a working relationship with all Biafrans were the victims of Ibo im- citizenship to the Palestinians within people, regardless of party affiliation, to fulfill his perialism, and the oppressed blacks of their borders, and did not encourage glorified promises. South Africa are the victims of Kaffir Palestinians to develop a nationality of Today's educated voter knows better than to vote imperialism. their own. The real imperialists in the Middle "straight ticket." He is not so narrow-minded that he East are those who, for the past fifty So long as the Palestinian believed would support a candidate on the basis of political party years, refused to accept the notion of that his Arab brethren would soon expel loyalty alone. local self-government in the area, the the Jews and give him Israel, he allowed Obviously, the President doesn't give us, the American spokesmen of Pan-Arabism, who insist himself to be dependent on the selfish that all of the Middle East must be of political and economic exploitation of the people, credit for actually considering a candidates Arab stat. s. Only after June, 1967, when platform before we cast our votes. Arab nationality, and that a Jew has no nationality except that which the state he the Arab states proved once again that The President campaigned for Republican senatorial they were incapable of wiping Israel off candidates in 23 states the only ones he missed were occupies cares to grant him. When the United Nations proposed in 1947 that the map, did the Palestinian undertake those where the Republican vote was almost assured. the initiative in achieving his own About the only Democrat Mr. Nixon did not actively nationhood, and the guerrilla movement campaign against was Gale McGee of Wyoming, who has is the result. 1 given him support on Vietnam and other issues. From the beginning of Its own in- And it Mr. McGee should win In his Senate race, it could dependence, Israel has accepted the fact be considered one less vote of confidence for the Nixon that it must share the area between the administration. Jordan and the Mediterranean with an Wasn't that a noble sacrifice? Arab Palestinian State. Like most other states in the Middle East and the Third World, Israel has sought self-government and national dignity for a people long news Lerrers deprived of both, by development of progressive and cooperative forms of ' government, and through a long struggle against impertalism-the imperialism of making it up European racism, the imperialism of the gas proposal Fascist genocide, the imperialism of British colonialism, and the imperialism of Pan-Arablsm. The following letter is submitted as a pointments. As it turned out, Rhodes was representation to the Board has been progress report of the GAS proposal for rather unsympathetic to the proposal around for a few years, the request we The necessary first step to a peaceful _ ' student representation on the Board of regardless of its many merits. make is one that has yet to be refuted resolution of all issues of conflict between; The strike by the United Auto Workers against General Trustees. The issue is now scheduled as The current proposal differs because effectively. It is our hope that the Board Israelis and Palestinians is the ac- Motors is SO days old. Because of the strike, 400,000 an Item for discussion on the agenda of it doesn't Involve politics. Dr. Bond often will give this proposal the consideration ceptance by the Arabs that Jews also workers in the United States and Canada are idle. this Friday's Board meeting. says that ideas in the university must not it deserves, and that it will be adopted as have a national Identity and the right to In our contacting of various members involve "pressure" or "numbers", that soon as possible. national existence. It hardly seems an The deadlock may break soon, however, as the Federal and organizations of the University they must be accepted solely on the basis Government's mediation and conciliation service has imperialistic demand. Until that ac- • Community, we have found considerable of their academic strength. Art Toalston ceptance comes, sympathizers would do threatened intervention if progress toward a settlement support for the proposal. Support from Therefore, our position paper strives GAS Ad-Hoc Committee for Student well to examine the history and issues of doesn't speed up. individual members of the faculty has to show where student representation to Representation to the Board of Trustees the conflict before assigning labels. The strike has obviously hurt both GM and the workers. been most encouraging. the Board of Trustees is both reasonable 203 Sigma Nu Also, the nation's economy is not immune from the ills During the coming week, we hope to and justifiable request which has as an suffered by GM, the world's largest business organization. complete our goal of obtaining a show of important goal Improving the func- support from many of the organizations But the strike was necessary. tioning of the Board. It is a proposal that of the Student Body. Dormitory has worked elsewhere, and there is no THe BG news It's the only effective way, although often financially governments, fraternities and sororities, reason why it won't work here. painful, for the worker on the assembly line to be heard. and special interest groups are Though the concept of student And his complaints are real and numerous -hours of especially important. An Independent Student Voice monotonous work at a brain-numbing pace, and wages Thus, we would ask that all steadily losing ground to higher costs of living. organizations give consideration to the let's hoar from yon A worker in this century can hardly be blamed for being proposal if they haven't already. Copies editor ,ames b. smith of the position paper and people working fed up with labor that offers no satisfaction but a The BG News welcomes all managing editor glenn d. waggoner in GAS can be reached at Student Ac- letters to the editor and opinion ne"S editor j . bergeman paycheck. r cnald c tivities, 405 Student Services Building, 2- columns. Also, we invite you to editorial editor barbara j. jacola It's in his interest, then, to attempt to insure that at 2951. comment on all published issue editor kathleen m. fraze least his pay is as high as possible. One question seems to be continually editorials, letters and columns. sports editor derniis d. white asked regarding the proposal: What For in pursuit of progress and material gain, mass In order to bring you a cross- photo editor .' brian I. steffens production has robbed the worker on the line of two other makes it different from last spring's section of views and opinions, Board of Trustees drive? An answer to contributing editor james p. marino values once held dear-his dignity and creativity. however, we ask that letters be copy editor richard c. price this question can be found by looking at no more than 300 words, And so, executives of General Motors, your respon- business manager richard a. reiter the essence of both drives. typewritten. Columns should be sibility in strike negotiations is to make up as best you can advertising manager philip a. stickney Requesting student representation a maximum of four typed pages, for what you've taken away. through appointment by Governor triple-spaced. Rhodes and confirmation by the Senate, The News maintains the right Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall the proposal asked him to disregard the to edit all submissions which Phone 372 2; 10 or 372 2819 common practice of political ap- exceed these limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. Tho BG N.-» 11 publiahod Monday t thru Friday! during tho regular rour man hoppe- achool yoor, ond one* a wooh during lha aummor innoni. undar author- Letters and columns should ity el tha Publication, Committoo of Bowling Groan Slota Univatsity. Include the author's address and Opinion, oaprossod in oditonol co-toon, ot othor column, in Iho Mr-i phone number and may be do not nocotaotily rofloct tha opinions ol tha Univoraity Administration mailed to faculty or atoM or tho Stoto of Oh,o. Opmiona oaprosaod by columnists do the siege of the democrats The Editor not nocoaaonly rofloct tho opiniona ol tha BG Nowa. Editorials in tha BG Naws raflact tha opinions at tha moionty of mombora of tho BG Hows Edi- BG News torial Boord. 106 University Hall By Arthur Hoppe bridge. Our Husky-Muskie Rocket Isn't ready. And our National Columist McGovern Missile, so far, hasn't got off the ground. Face it, Sceiie: The beleaguered headquarters of the Democratic lad: our coalitions are crumbling, our unity's breached, our Party's high command. A faded and tattered N.R.A. banner forces are under constant fire day and night, and we're out of 'OK, WE'RE ALMOST THERE—EXUDE CONFIDENCE. NONCHALANCE, SAVOIR-FAIRE!' flies folornly over the ruins. ammunition." "Keep rebuilding, men," cries General Lawrence (Blood 'n "Great JFK, sir!" says the Lieutenant, paling. "What Guts) O'Brien. "Only nine million more dollars and we'll be about last remaining outposts across the countryside?" out of the hole!" "I fear they'll be overrun in the enemy's all-out November 3 A rising whine pierces the air. "Incoming!"shoutsa young offensive, son. It looks like a bloodbath. But I've got a Lieutenant, hitting the dirt. An ear-splitting explosion showers desperate plan that'll save us yet Seeing we're out of the troops with mud. weapons, we're going to steal a powerful one from the enemy's "Good FDR, it was a Troglodyte!" says the Lieutenant. own arsenal. I've sent a wire to Mayor Lindsay." "That's one of his heavies metaphors." "A Republican? To lead us?" gasps the Lieutenant. "What Rat-a-rat-rat-rat! (cq) "Keep your heads down, men!" would HST or LBJ say?" yells General O'Brien. "Now he's spraying us with rapid-fire "Desperate times require desperate measures. I offered alliterations. And have your gas masks handy. I just caught a Mayor Lindsay an opportunity for fame and glory by leading whiff of contumely in the air." our poverty-stricken, disunited, defenseless forces through a Suddenly a skinny, dark-haired old trooper leaps to his feet. deadly barrage of vituperation and innuendo to victory in '72 "I can't take It any more," he screams. "I'm going over to the and..." Ronnie Reagan Brigade and sing my heart out." His hand- "An urgent telegram from New York City, sir," says an some, baggy-eyed buddy weaves after him, waving a hip flask. orderly dashing up and saluting. "The Rat Pack's deserting the ship, sir!" says the young "At last, help Is in sight!" cries the General. "What's It lieutenant. "Is it an omen?" say, orderly?" "Just battle fatigue, son," says the General. "Take cover! "It says, sir,'Are you out of your cotton-picking mind1" Here comes a barrage of sinister similes!" "There's one last hope, sir," says the lieutenant, grimly. "How long can we sit here under heavy bombardment, just "I'll go over the top, crawl through the barbed remarks to the taking it, sir?" asks the Lieutenant, trembling. "Why can't enemy GHQ and blow up his dictionary." wa| strike back?" He leaps to the parapet and is immediately hit by a fiery ."With what, son?" asks the General with a brave little hilmination. smile. "Young fool kid," says the General, wiping away a tear. "Unleash the Kennedy Juggernaut, sir," begs the Then he shrugs. "But after all, if this keeps up, sooner or later Lieutenant. "It's always proved invincible." everyone of us survivors Is going to be tagged by one with his "NO sood. ton. It's been out of action since It went off that name on it" The BG News, Tutsdoy, November 3, 1970/Poot 3 U.S. satellites threatened?

LONDON (AP)-The navigation satellites depended apparently deliberately on a radiation from a nuclear Soviet Union has been testing on by America's ability to signal from the Soviet Union. explosion to put a target out of a satelite designed to destroy retaliate to a nuclear attack Six large fragments from It action. U.S. military satellites, a would then be made negligible. have been identified, Gatland The Soviet Union U a British scientist said Monday. The warning by Kenneth said. party to a treaty forbidding Gatland, vice president of the He contended the aim the use of nuclear explosions He asserted that tests British Interplanetary could have been to destroy 373 generated from satellites. were carried out within the Society, added weight to by impact with the fragments. Cosmos 375, launched Oct. past two weeks with three claims made by an American Alternatively, it could have 30, was a recent test of the Sputniks-Cosmos 373, 374 and space expert and a British been a test of a system to use same system. Gatland stated. J75. scientist last February. Science experts said in- A U.S. official said then terceptor satellites could blow that the Soviet Union had op U.S. military recon- orbited and tested suc- France to launch naissance satellites and the cessfully a satellite that destroys other orbiting Laird says Rao's spacecraft. British space fire investigation enthusiast Geoffrey Perry tacraasiaf laad said Cosmos 316 was ap- SAINT LAURENT DU secretary of state attached to parently able to intercept and PONT, France (AP)-The the premier's office, promised demolish other craft in orbit. dance hall where 144 persons " a thorough government ia Missile b.ildiig Gatland said in an in- perished in a fire Sunday - investigation to determine WASHINTON (AP) - terview his deductions were most of them younsters stack- who was responsible" for. the Secretary of Defense Melvin supported by studies from the ed up in charred heaps by fire and its high death-toll. exits they couldn't get out of- R. Laird says Russia now has Royal Aircraft Establishment never got official fire Officials reaffirmed that 1,400 landbased In- at Farnborough, center of most of the emergency exits Britain's foremost satellites deparment permission to open tercontinental ballistic leading from the dance hall analysis operations. for business, a department New.ph.to by Rond Potter.on missiles ready for use or had been locked. under construction. He said Cosmos 373, inspector said yesterday. MaJ. Jean Planter, In- The main entrance was STUDENTS CONGREGATE at Frtd Amed Evans, rap the Ravenna The figure is 100 higher launched in orbit between 300 McKinley Statue Saturday to hear and 350 miles above the earth, spector in charge of fire safety covered by a floor-to-ceiling Grand Jury and the war at a State House than Laird's most recent turnstile, like a grill, that speakers Jerry Gordon of the Cleveland assessment for Congress was a target. Cosmos 374 was for the area said: "No rally. authorization to open the Cinq revolved only Inward. The given a few weeks ago, and it launched into an orbit farther ACLU and Stanley Tolliver, attorney for from earth, but it descended to a Sept dance hall to the public measures are apparently puts the Soviets 350 missiles taken to discourage ahead of the United States. the same height as 373. ever came from my office." .gatecrashers. Laird released the new Then Cosmos 374 blew up- Jacques Baumel, a figures Just before the opening of the strategic arms MALE FEMALE Cardinal Cushing dies limitation talks (SALT) in Helsinki. BOSTON (AP) - Richard archbishop, had been living in This past week, the Cardinal Cushing has lived He had included them in a COLLEGE STUDENTS Cardinal Cushing, Roman the simple room he had oc- spokesman said, "the Car- in the gray stone building report to defense chiefs of the Catholic archbishop of the cupied in the chancery dinal's condition has been since he was installed as head North Atlantic Treaty PART TIME WORK Boston archdiocese since 1944 residence for a quarter cen- failing rather rapidly." of the archdiocese of Boston in Organization who met in who retired last month, died tury. "For some time, the 1944. He stepped down as Ottawa last week. yesterday. Cardinal Cushing, 75-year- cardinal has been troubled religious leader of 1.8 million Also listed were 30 Soviet AVAILABLE A chancery spokesman old son of a Boston with this disease, but has Catholics Oct. 7 because of ill missile-launching nuclear We Pay $50 Bi-Weekly to those who said death came about 1:30 blacksmith, retired as ar- made every effort to carry on health. submarines that are either p.m. about an hour after a chbishop last month. He was in spite of it and without desire He underwent surgery in operational or being built. His meet our Requirements to Arrange bulletin had been issued succeeded by Archbishop for any notoriety about the 1958 for removal of a can- previous public figure on an Appointment for your Confidential skying the 75-year-old prince Humberto S. Medeiros, for- nature of his illness." cerous kidney and again five Russian missile subs was 28. Interview Call Mr. Atkinson from mer bishop of the Bronaville, of the church was in critical The Cardinal was at his years ago for removal of part 10 AM to 3 PM condition "and failing Texas, diocese. room in the chancery of his intestine. rapidly." He had been reported near residence, which had been He was born Aug. 24, 1895, March The white-haired, gravel- death today "suffering from equipped with oxygen tanks in South Boston, the son of an 352-0224 voiced prelate, who had the complication of the long- and other medical equipment immigrant Irish blacksmith You May Be The Person We Want praised God a month ago that standing malignancy with because of his recurring for the Boston Elevated of Dimes he had been allowed to live to which he has been afflicted for respiratory ailments. Railway. see his successor become years." i Blacks fear Panthers, - FEATURING - CONGRATULATIONS Char Broiled Steaks and Chops Toledo's Ensign says Full Course Family TO Dinner Toledo Mayor William thers appeared in the Dorr 1 U VARIETIES Ensign last week told jour- and Detroit Street area 9 PANCAKES It WAF- nalism students here that the carrying guns, was merely "a FLES black community of Toledo show of strength." Open Tues. thru Sat. L fears the Black Panther When asked if the Panthers k 7:30-8 Party. are involved in law en- V Sundays 7:30 - 7:90 He labelled the Panthers forcement in the black I d hard core revolutionary community, the mayor an- The force," explaining that the swered, "Yes they are. Eight R Toledo chapter has about 20 to or ten of them go out and beat N 25 members. up people." They call that law NOON SPECIALS DAILY Sweetheart He named Michael Cross enforcement, he explained. U and John McClellan leaders of "The Black Panthers are a K| 5«r. D • the local chapter. Both are on cancerous sore in the com- Of trial for their parts in the munity. They are, however, a P shooting death of a Toledo force to be reckoneu with," A policeman five weeks ago. Ensign said. Sigma Chi Ensign added that he "They are simply going 412 EAST WOOSTER P believes the incident a few about things in the wrong CLOSED MONDAY!! months ago, when the Pan- way." O Relax over a game of poof FOREIGN FILM SERIES R and meet your friends KNIFE IN THE WATER (POLANSKI) BEAUTY & THE BEAST (COCTEAU) ASHES & DIAMONDS (WAJDA) T \ • in the Kreischor poolroom. GRAND ILLUSION ( RENOIR) WILD STRAWBERRIES ( BERGMAN) DAILY - 2PM TO 11:45PM JULES & JIM (TRUFFAUT) AND TO HER ATTENDANTS S6 Complete, buya subscription only. 40 TICKETS LEFT. Coll Ronald T. Boon 22995. Start. Wlntor Qlr. Sundoy Evonlngt, alternating with Briti.h- PAM POSTLE SUE LANG POMMERETTES r'.lm Sorloi. IF WE SELL OUT, THE BATTLE All Interested Girls Please OF ALGIERS WILL BE SHOWN FREE Come To Information Meeting Nov. 5 Student Service LET'S "RAP" Forum 6:00 PM COUNSEL AND CONSERVATION ABOUT THINGS THAT CONCERN "HONK. *f rtc fcmwmss ALL OF US FACULTY LOUNGE P.ZZA rvP 6CT ffac ?o? Refits ( 2nd Floor University Union ) • • • ICXfi S.MAIH 352-7371 Every Tuesday -THE BROTHERS UflUK£UKBHH 3:00 to 5:00 PM Pag* 4 The BG News, Tuesday, November 3, 1970 AAUP panel discusses 1219

ByGaleBocle applied by a student. have changed their mode of the Joint Legislative Com- StaH Reporter She felt there were con- operation and are out of mittee's Interim Report and "We've got BUI 1219 and tradictions In the law. The University spheres," said Dr. the Portage. County Grand that's about all we agree on," Student Code is still in effect Coffman. He said that Jury report. The report was said Dr. George Herman, and the law states that because of the bill's vague critical of the attitude on associate dean of faculties, at authorities can go by the Code language, "we may have to campus of the anti-on loco the first meeting of the or Bill 1219. treat things as disruption that parentis position, the open American Association of Charges could be brought would not ordinarily be called campus and the diffusion of College Professors last week. by campus, criminal and civil disruption." the trustee's power to Joint Control and repression at authorities and there is a Administrators are looking student-faculty groups, the University resulting from possibility of three separate into liability insurance Decker said. House B1U1219 were discussed penalties, said Miss Sloman. because they are being per- "Much of what we did is by professors in the panel "I think it takes most of the sonally named in lawsuits criticized. We seem to be '.'• discussion. power out of the hands of the against the University, said leading in a direction inviting House Bill 1219 creates a University. The option to Dr. Coffman. He said the more difficulty. We should crime known as disruption. choose which things we handle vague definition of disruption look at the report and the bill Conviction of such a crime by ourselves and which will go to will make it even easier to sue. to see what we can do to ac- students, faculty or staff could the criminal processes will be "The bill seems to destroy comodate them," Decker lead to dismissal from the lost," she said. any notions of the campus as a said. : University and civil or After last May the bill community with any standard The idea of putting our : criminal charges. could have been alot worse, of conduct," said Dr. Coff- house in order was expressed said Dr. Stanley Coffman, vice man. by several people present. One section of the bill president for academic af- It also "runs roughshod "The student movement states that members of the fairs. over any notions of tenure" expressed displeasure with academic community should "Nothing has been taken because a faculty member is things inside and outside the avoid people and situations away from us. We can have automatically fired If con- University," said Joseph ;'-. that could cause disruption. anybody arrested, including victed, he said. Perry, associate professor of •;j "This could be carried to ourselves," he said. Russell Decker, professor sociology. |:| extremes," said Carol Dr. Coffman said he felt the of business law, said the bill "While the inside can be •I* Sloman, teaching fellow in bill contained a "certain could be considered "un- taken care of, the ad- speech. She stated that a amount of overkill." der kill" after last spring and ministration cannot do things reading list could cause the It does not get at people that it was a "monster to about Vietnam, poverty and arrest of a professor If the who are a serious threat to the administer." pollution," he said. AIIOCIMW Ptaoi Wlr.pholo theoretical knowledge was University. Those people Decker related the biU to Perry said he felt the two RONALD CADE, left, a student at Ohio William Kunstler outside a university main points of the bill are the State University accused of participating hearing room where testimony was taken section attempting to control in last spring's disorders, talks with Atty. on a campus disruption rule. campus disorder and the Nixon plays on fear, hatred section involving dismissal. "It will be a failure in the first case. They know and are Library collects records for own gain-J. Rhodes prepared to take the con- sequences. Students know CINCINNATI (AP) - major threat to Justice in creasingly across the nation." when it's against the law," Joseph Rhodes Jr., • America when dally black Rhodes also charged that Perry said. member of the President's Americans experience in- the special Ohio grand jury, "Rallies which are usually Bootleg cuts available Commission on campus justice and exploitation on a which Investigated the May 4 so peaceful at BowUng Green unrest, told an audience of 250 are inhibited now," he said. massive scale." Rhodes said. slayings of four Kent State By Chris Flowers popular Culture library, said people Sunday voters should He said the President urges University students, has made "This allows some potentiality they are valuable because center doesn't concentrate on stall Reporter a "bootleg" recording is a they are usually the only live write President Nixon "and "us to support his fight a "fundamental assault on the of disturbance." "We had to classical music is the his candidates off on have House Bill 1219 and this If you're ever studying in record manuf acutured recording of most concerts University School of Music against campus protestors very system of Justice in this without the artist's knowledge Tuesday." and violent demonstrators. country with its kangaroo should concern every member the library and begin to and often the only "in- has extensive collection. Rhodes made the of the faculty," said Derek imagine that you're hearing or permission. concert" recordings of many Schurk said it would be foolish He pleads for us to rid the court indictment of the vic- The "bootleg" are just one statement Sunday at the Senate of those who oppose tims of the Kent Stale Dickinson, assistant dean of Jethro Tull or Santana, artists. to try to duplicate it. annual Freedom Fund dinner students. chances are it's not because of the Center's efforts to According to Schurk The center which is open him. This sounds like the tragedy." establish a collection of of the Cincinnati branch of the ancient Chinese practice of The grand Jury indicted 25 "Three years ago they you're cracking under the "bootlegs" can also consist of to all members of the National Association for the were knocking on the door," strain. popular music instead of the previous unreleased material University from 1-5 p.m.and 6- killing the messenger who persons in connection with usual library collections of Advancement of Colored bears bad news." he said. If you're on the third floor, which was considered un- 10 p.m. on Mondays through Kent State disturbances but classical music. People. Concerning campus unrest, exonerated National Guard- By not giving time to it's probably because you're in desirable by the record Thursday and from 1-5 on The 22-year-old Harvard students, not understanding the vicinity of the Audio- He explained the most companies. Friday has 24 individual Rhodes said that "the students smen who fired at students. "bootless "are recorded by fellow said the President has who fell at Jackson State not and not treating them as men Center which has a collection He explained that the listening booths. The commission warned in amateurs during concerts. "deliberately ignored our real die because of campus its report that "the issue of and women but as boys and of approximately 65,000 unreleased"takes"are usually "Our main goal is to "The bootleggers either tap problems" and has "sought to unrest," He said "Mississippi campus unrest was a non- girls, they turned to violence, recordings and tapes in- stolen from the company relate the Audio-Center to the play on our fears and hatred lawmen fired a 400-round Dickenson said. cluding one of the few into a speaker line or directly vaults by inside contacts. rest of the University," issue," Rhodes explained. He from Ihe speaker," he ex- for his own political gains," volley into the girls' dorm said the commission's report "If the University had collections of "bootleg" Schurk added that Schurk said. "Mr. Nixon has the in- basically because of the racial stood tall a long time ago, we recordings. plained. "bootlegs" are sold under the He added that faculty was "totally and irresponsibly Although the recordings credible ability to speak of hatred that has characterized ignored" by the Nixon ad- would not have the problems William 1.. Schurk, audio- counter and that they are members have become in- are of extremely poor quality violent protestors as the lawmen In the South and in- ministration. we have today," he said. librarian and director of the "virtually impossible to buy In terested in revelant artist and this part of the state. song lyrics and many in- , One of the better known eluding President Moore have Two "bootlegged" lp.'s in the asked for copies of various ENGLISH MAJORS' GIVE BGSU collection is the lyrics to use in speeches and Beatles' "Kombe Back" presentations. Nominate Qualified Fellow Majors Billfold which has cuts from their "Let Various classes take APO BLOOD BANK It Be" album. advantage of the recordings of To Serve On Departmental Shots Schurk said, 'It's not Shakespeare and other voice adultered by the or- recordings. Central Advisory Committee The center also has Laminated chestrations of Phil Spector NOV. 4&5 and it's really much better collections of music reference Return Nominations To Student Services 405 than the commerical ver- books and periodicals in- For $1 sion." cluding "Rolling Stones" and No Later Than Nov. 9 HEALTH CENTER "BiUBoard" as well as listings The collection also in- of all recordings made that cludes Bob Dylan's "Great include artists, musicians, White Wonder, "Wooden technicians, label and dates. Caff 372-2344 for appf. University Nickel" by Crosby, Stills, and Schurk said the center Office Of Experimental Nash, as well as the Band, and depends a great deal on record no permission necessary the Rolling Stones, and Jethro donations and that they will be Tull. glad to accept any student Laminating "Music is becoming more donations. He said he has Studies and more a part of youth made numerous personal culture and I think the library contacts as well as "haunting DZ Pledges Service should help students enjoy junk shops, auctions, and the WINTER QUARTER and understand it," Shurk want ads." , said. He said they receive The Vndio-Center library nearly all their 45's from area SEMINARS are is the onl> one that he knows of radio stations, but since these P0 Box 30 that makes a special effort to aren't the major hits. Ohio 4 Elective credit hours: S/U Grading get non-classical recordings, Vending who supplies the juke .• — ' he said. boxes on campus has agreed OPEN TO ALL Diggin Bowling Green The main reason the to donate their records. SEMINARS FOR WINTER QUARTER 1971 Ph. D. candidate attends

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Force Base. The chamber simulates PHYSIOLOGICAL TRAINING students following explosive decompression as an THE "TANK" is the common name for flights at extreme altitudes. hurriedly connect oxygen masks Air Force observer looks on. the altitude chamber at Grissom Air Chamber simulates high attitudes

ByCraig Covault perhaps, but it was taken classes with an altitude person's blood in much the beginning to feel some effects comforts of breathing under chamber removed our masks all of this was happening, I lightly by those of us in the chamber "flight" at the end of same manner as a soda pop of hypoxia, the condition heavy oxygen mask pressure to feel the effects of hypoxia so just couldn't make my body Those of us in the cabin physiological training class at the second day. will iizz when opened. which results when the brain for only a few minutes. Under we could recognize them later respond. heard a loud explosion, we Grissom Air Force Base in For the most part, our 14 After a quick trip to only is starved for oxygen. this condition, it was difficult in an emergency. Close to becoming were suddenly engulfed in a Indiana. hours of classes were directed 5,000 ft. to check for any Reporting my regulator to exhale and almost im- Immediately after physically helpless, I decided heavy fog, the breath was Actually, our flight wasn't toward keeping us alive and preliminary ear or sinus malfunction to the Air Force possible to talk through the removing my oxygen mask, I to go back on 100 per cent sucked from our lungs and our a flight at all. The highest healthy, without a pressurized problems, we started our physiologist who was flying microphone in the face mask. tried to whistle. The air oxygen. Immediately my helmets were tugged with the above the earth we got was to suit or cabin, at altitudes up to climb to 43.000 ft. the chamber from the outside, One glance at the small molecules were so few that it symptoms began to disap- escaping air. step up to our seats in the 43,000 ft.; over eight miles While ascending, the I told him I was going to a ballon indicator hanging in was impossible to make any pear. The few minutes during If we did not get oxygen, altitude chamber where we high. physical stress placed on our second regulator system built the chamber made me glad I sound. which my body was failing me | and get it soon, we would pass experienced the pressures The course also involved bodies was actually minimal. into the chamber. had avoided gassey foods. After being off oxygen for were completely painless, in out and eventually die. and phenomena of high coaching the finer points of Going up usually presents few The change involved The remaining air in the about two minutes I began to fact, the physical sensations of Cruising at an altitude of altitude aircraft emergencies. bailing out of a disabled jet problems, if your oxygen manually boosting my previously small balloon had feel dizzy and experience hot hypoxia were pleasant 22,000 ft., our pressurized As a reporter preparing to into an oxygenless 67 degree equipment is working breathing pressures by tur- expanded it to almost flashes as my vision began This is why the condition is cabin was suffering one of the fly on an Air Force KC-135 below-zero environment. properly. ning a dial instead of having it basketball size. failing. so dangerious. A pilot or his worst aircraft emergencies tanker during a SAC refueling Just before starting our Unfortunately mine done automatically. After our short stay at A paper on which I was crew could be close to passing that can occur-an explosive mission, I was required to flight in the altitude chamber, wasn't. Upon reaching the eight 43,000 ft. we dove to 25,000 ft. answering simple questions out while considering them- decompression. take this course to familiarize we spent about 20 minutes The higher you go, the mile high altitude we leveled for a scheduled hypoxia test. became a blob of scribbles. In selves to be in fine shape. We didn't pass out, myself with the physical undergoing de-nitrogenation. more you need oxygen. Gases off and endured the un- On signal, half of us in the my mind I knew exactly why however instead we simply problems I could encounter if We breathed 100 per cent cause bubbling in the blood, connected our oxygen masks my aircraft was suddenly oxygen at ground level to which necessitate ton ..ig to our helmets and breathed decompressed and forced to purge the nitrogen out of our oxygen into your lungs at pure oxygen. As far as we dive very rapidly to a lower blood cells. increasingly high pressures. were concerned, the altitude. This was necessary My oxygen regulator was emergency was ended. The training at Grissom because at high altitudes failing to pump the necessary A traumatic experience consisted of two days of nitrogen will bubble out of a pressure boosts and I was Interview your Employment Opportunities interviewer. Interviewing isn't jusl a chance to display your talents. It s a chance to get information about employers. Don't waste it. Ask guestions. 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7 L.A. —. 27 Ham it up. 43 Early PUZZLE 8 Native: sufT. 28"— Americun 9 Pertaining Johnny!" abode. By Robert J. Liberatore to health. 29 Walking 44 Challengers. Hijacker forces jet to Cuba 10 Foams. aids. Hi Fathered. ACROSS U2 Tiirkonien. 11 Hobbled. 30 Likeness. 47 Traitors. I>3 Social 12 Culture 48 Type of MIAMI (AP) - A gunmen 1 Nee. II Fall mustachioed man placed a Mexico, where more fuel was appeared delighted when he passenger said a Cuban 5 Architeclual gatherings. medium. beveraue. jacket. aring the brown beret of the 49 Opening. gun at the side of stewardess taken aboard the Boeing 727, arrived in Cuba. militiaman gave the gunman term. 13 Gull. litant Mexican-American DOWN 18 Kpic poem. 32 Aft. 50 Vedie god. Nlcki l-eutar shortly after and then set course for "His face seemed to Just a warm greeting at the 10 Even. licano movement received a 14 Lily. 1 Bundle. 23 Headland: 34 Sad. 51 Pronoun. takeoff from Sand Diego. Havana's Jose Marti Airport. light up," said Stewardess Havana airport. 15 Lasso. 2 Spread. var. 37 Teachers of 52 English ■ ckelapping welcome to Seventy-five persons were Margie Guggisberg, 27. "He "When we landed, I saw 10 Fury. 3 Yellnwish- 24 Common eminence. princess. at Cuba yesterday noun suffix. Using the 21-year-old aboard the Jet, the second U.S. the guy in the khaki uniform 17 Mule stars. red hue. 38 Flog: COlloq, 53 Selves. was just very, very proud." 2."> Sore. If teKforcing a United Airlines stewardess as a hostage the 19 — Sharif. 4 Nickname, airliner hijacked to Cuba A coed aboard the Jet as a patting him on the back as 5— Palmer. 2li Philippine 4(1 Scheme. 50 Sheep. fct from California to Havana, gunman forced his way into 20 Age. during the weekend. they were walking away," 21 dirl's mime. 0 Slitr. penlnsuUt 41 Belief. 57 Check. assengers said. the cabin and shouted to Capt. Kolons said the gunman Son. Proxmiro said 19-year-old Deborah 22 Resident. Crewmen aboard United JoeKolons: "Cuba! Cuba!" crouched on a shelf behind the Shyscimi. Ferguson of San Diego. 1 i ! 1 6 7 1 9 ,0 it 12 13 rline Flight 596 bound for Kolons diverted the air- pilot's seat throughout the mlerale. 5 25 Slate. [■orQind, Ore., said the craft and flew to Tijuana, to reintroduce i< flight from San Diego to 20 Decapitate. Havana, keeping Miss Leutar " " 29 Literary 11 1 „ or other hostesses in front of employ bill muster- his gun at all times. pieces. Yison inmates WASHINGTON (AP)- 33 Improve. r ! 1 At one point, Kolons said, Almost 20 years ago, Richard 34 — Coeur. | ' " he told a stewardess to pull a M. Nixon, then California's DO • 35 C.umliriilge brown beret from his pocket Junior Republican senator, Institution: " ■ nit. :e 27 :«■ 30 11 32 eize hostages and place it on his head. unsuccessfully sponsored a bill TOPaY :tii Legal wrong. * "I mean businessness. to make it a crime to fire or 37 Where- 13 B B" PINEBl.UFF, Ark.iAPI- demanding for sometime that This is a Chicano operation," disciplined federal employee withal, ■ JS group of prison inmates, prison conditions be im- Kolons quoted the gunman as for testifying before a FALCONETTES .18 Load. IO H 39 Consumed. 1 lome armed, seized four proved. saying. congressional committee. 40 Trimmer, 19 asuT0 lostages yesterday Prison Supt. Bill Steed The beret carried the Later this month Sen. Will meet in the Ice Arena 11 McLain, e.g. 1*' eatencd to kill them unless said the employees were cross-rifled insignia of the William Proxmire, (D-Wsi.) from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. 42 SnufUlers. 12 41 ■ cape demands were met. Chicanos, the captain said. 44 Decide: nbs. overpowered by several in- will reintroduce that bill in his 15 Simple. trov. Winthrop Rockfeller said mates in the isolation unit. He Passengers and crewmen fight to force the ad- SOCIOLOGY ii'' Submerged. B Authorities would not yield to said the hijacker, who V said he did not know how the ministration of President MAJORS AND MINORS •17 Peel regret ii 4S 19 32 S3 1 demands. inmates obtained guns or boarded the plane with two Nixon to reinstate Ernest for. B B ."til I nullsll "We do not make deals small children in San Diego, ss •>6 67 captured the employees. Fitzgerald, a Pentagon cost Pre-registration for the river. 14 »ith prisoners," Rockefeller expert who was fired after he Winter Quarter courses by Til Miss West. aid. "We will not do so >» i» testified before Proxmires Sociology majors and minors 54 Astride. 6 r>5 Mourning. «y." Joint Economic Committee. will be held in 16 Williams Hall ii 6.' .; Seventeen to 20 inmates at 58 Ripped. Cargo truck rams In that testimony on Nov. from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and .v.* Proprietor, Cummins State Prison 13, 1968, Fitzgerald disclosed from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday f ld En, 1 7 i eized two prison employees the Air Force's giant C5A thru Friday. 61 Stage knife. ' *'* "P"*". '"<•• " ° |iri(! two inmate trustees and transport-plane would cost at Solution to Yesterday's runle eld them in an isolation unit reception line least $2 billion more than UNIVERSITY »hich presently is housing 30 original estimates. KARATE CLUB accelerated toward the spot mates, Kobert Sarver, state KARACHI, Pakistan Proxmire claimed CRYPTOGRAM — By Norton Rhoades where the Polish president borrection commissioner, IAPI-A witness said a man Fizgerald's firing several Will meet in 105 Women's was shaking hands," the aid. shouted "Down with com- months later was a direct Gym from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. I.K 1 I II R K A T II ON Saver said some inmates munism" as he drove a cargo witness said, result of his testimony. He has "The driver apparently »ere armed and were truck into an airport reception sought to have Fitzgerald FOLK CLUB thought the deputy foreign demanding a car, a tank of line for Poland's president rehired and those responsible WORKATHON SI.ON I'KO minister was the President, gasoline and clearance to The deputy foreign minister of for his firing prosecuted under Will meet in Room 207 and after crushing him, raised ave the prison. Poland, Pakistan's deputy existing law. Both attempts Hanna Hall at 8 p.m. IMP WO; S IMCXY TWI his hands in the air and lnmatos have been intelligence chief and two are stalled. shouted: "I have done my Job! Pakistani photographers died. The senator maintains COLLEGE OF Y W II Y N P . I have completed my ivy officers Polish President Marian existing law-making it a ARTS AND SCIENCES Spychalski was unhurt, but mission!" crime punishable by up to five Yesterday's cryptogram; You would buy old Warsaw's ambassador to The witness said police years in Jail to intimidate, All students who need fashioned watch fob at auction sale. recall Nixon Pakistan and about 20 others overpowered the driver, but influence, impede or injury a advising for Winter Quarter were injured. Spychalski the man continued shouting congressional witness—gives registration, please come broke off his five-day visit to slogans against communism ample room for the Justice immediately to 104 Hanna Bldg. from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Union, at 7:30 p.m. Pakistan to accompany the until an officer clamped a Department to prosecute. Hall to make an appointment. as poker ace FILM SERIES Anyone who wishes may at- body of Zygfryd Wolniak to hand over the mans mouth. But such a prosecution The office will be open today tend and a discussion will JANE FONDA Poland. In addition to Wolniak, 48, conceivably could involve the and Wednesday from 10 a.m. NEW YORK lAP) - For- "The Encounter Group follow. Police did not confirm the victims included news Pentagon's highest officials. to 3 p.m. If you have decided mer fellow Navy officers who Movement", third in a series Will speak on "Alter- that the killing on Sunday was photographer Mohammed on a a major, please call the served with President intentional, saying that its Yasin; Mohammed Ashraf, of films entitled the "Ac- FINANCE CLUB natives" at the Amphitheatre, Arts and Sciences Office at 2- tualization Group", will be Richard M. Nixon in the South cause "seems to be failure of photographer for Pakistan's Artist Clement behind the Union. The talk is 2015 for a change of adviser. shown in 102 Life Science Pacific during World War II the brakes of the vehicle." information Ministry, and the Will meet in the Taf t Room, free and open to the public. remember him as a brilliant But they said they were security official, Chaudhri poker player who won "$40 or questioning a man named Mohammed Nazir. lectures on art WIZARD OF ID (SO every night," Life Feroze Abdulah. Wolniak was regarded as magazine says. The witness said he heard u coming man in Poland's in environment In an article recounting the the truck driver shouting, "I Communist government. President's early life, the have completed my mission!" Spychalski had just "Why haven't students magazine quotes one former and "Down with com- arrived from Ignore for the produced art for their own officer. James Udall, as munism!" as the bodies lay final stop of the tour. 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Grid opinion Start Plusquellic!

ByJackO'Brexa A ssisUnt Sports Editor

A 17-7 haUtime deficit is enough to make any head football coach worry. For "Dandy" Don Nehlen it was more than just worrying about being the first Falcon tutor to lose twice to Marshall in a series which Bowling Green now holds a 15-2 advantage. Coach Nehlen had to make a crucial decision at the quar- terback spot. He had to decide whether to go with Vern Wireman, the guy who holds all Falcon team passing records, or Don Plusquellic, a junior transfer from the University of Pitt- sburgh. Wireman, who has been having his passing troubles lately, hit on only 4 of 15 attempts for 51 yards and one interception in the first half. "We had to get points on the board," said Nehlen as the reason why Plusquellic started at quarterback in the second N»w»pHoto by Lorry Fullarfort half. FALCON REACTION to Stu Shestina's late field goal. The Dad's day crowd of 16,073 cheered loudly when Plusquellic raced onto the field to direct the fighting Falcon offensive attack in the final two periods. Plusquellic responded on the first set of downs by leading the Kickers Runners top EM, Falcons on a 75-yard touchdown drive in seven plays. Included in the march was a 20-yard pass to Bill Pittman, a running and pass receiving specialist who compiled an offensive total of 360 yards for the afternoon. host TU Alter three successive incompletions and an interception, wait for Woffle Plusquellic looked like Fran Tarkenton as he scrambled in the Today marks the last Because he didn't run. the behind Sink, to make up the backfield and threw 10 straight completed passes, including a chance to see the Falcon By Dan Casseday two point conversion toss to end Tom Lawrence. 4? Sports Writer necessity of having a team which would run the soccer team play here, and The final statistics showed Plusquellic hitting on 13 of 19 Sid Sink and Dave Wottle replacement fur Dave atohin remainder of the season. , . those who watched any of However. In his absence, throwing attempts for 146 yards and one interception. Bowling Green's 4-1 win over were headliners as usual for U. depends on how he When asked if Plusquellic would start in Saturday's clash the cross country team as it responds to running in Jim Kerstle moved into the top Ohio State. Saturday, ad- seven, which would normally with Ohio University, Nehlen replied, "I wouldn't be surprised." jacent to the stadium, must sporrs won its last home meet of the practice this week The meet against Eastern qualify him to run the refit of •1 feel so sorry for the other guy i Wireman), he just isn't have been impressed. season, but while one con- having any luck." he added. "He's a good guy." tinued to be a bright spot in a Michigan was to have the season. Not in this case, Toledo is the opponent as not for certain anyway. Ohio As is the case in many situations, "good guys" finish last. In Bowling Green (3-4-1), tries to Staff openings shining season, the other was determined the seven runners who would compete in the University's course is this case, a signal-caller named Wireman is the big loser and notch their first league vic- a cause for concern. hence should be riding the pine at the start of the Bobcat battle. Sink, setting the pace as MAC and remaining cham- recognized as one of the most tory, in advance of traveling rugged around. "He (Plusquellic) doesn't do the things Wireman can, but he to Ohio University next usual, set a new Bowling pionship meets. Wottle's The "News" sports doubtful status, the results of •it's all up and down, does jiggle around back there (in the backfield) where the Wednesday, in a makeup Green course record as he defense usually lassoes Vern," explained Nehlen. department is in need of covered six miles in the time the meet, and the conditions there's no place to recover," game closing the season. students trained In newspaper facmg all competitors at explained head coach Mel •Dandy" Don will be a fool if he doesn't start Plusquellic on Drawing additional ex- of 25:25. The senior captain page makeup or experienced led the Falcon*; to completion Athens Saturday cloud the Brodt "The courte uln't Saturday. If he really expects Plusquellic to come in when the posure, from early arriving in some way with drawn or Falcons are behind and play "Houndini" again to save him from of an undefeated (10-0) dual situation. conductive for Ferstle, .mho football fans, the BG hooters layout of typographical Tracy Elliott and Steve has been injured much of the an embarrassing moment he can go fly a kite. mixed up an inspired second season as they sped past If it wasn't for Plusquellic, Pittman's brilliant efforts elements. Eastern Michigan, 17-42. Danforth took second and season." half surge, excellent play Rest assured the MAC_ probably would have been in vain and Stu Shestina's game Sports cartoonists or Wottle, injured last third for BG against Eastern execution and a hustler named photographers are also en- to the surprise of nobody. Bob course would be rough—(of' winning 38-yard field goal would have never taken place. Warren Heede to outclass the Tuesday in practice, didn't ' Of Wireman's 11 incompletions, four were bombs that never couraged to contact the sports participate in the meet and McOmber, Dave Olson and Wottle too. with an injury. It Big Ten opponent. editor at the News office. 106 Craig MacDonald followed could be a chance for fresh- reached their mark. Two of the long heaves were overthrown, Deadlocked at 1-1, the left doubts as to whether he University Hall, if interested would be available for the them to fill the first six spots. man Rich Schnittker to move one was underthrown and one was intercepted. Falcon kickers stormed out on in and compete, or for Ferstle The seven other miscues went astray as follows: two were in contributing to the daily MAC Championships Wottle would normally have the field for the second half sports page display. finished ahead of this group, to make up for lost time. batted down by on-rushing linemen, two were underthrown, one and scuttled the unsuspecting Nawaphoto by Jim Fiadler Saturday at Ohio University. fell harmlessly to the ground while Wireman was hit attempting Buckeyes, reflecting the to throw and another was dropped by Pittman on the first frustration of too many Falcon play of the contest. overtime and one goal defeats. Phisquellic's six incompletions occurred as follows: one was Heede converted his deflected by a lineman, one was dropped by Gary Schaefer, one frustration into goals, three of was thrown away to avert a long loss and was almost in- them, giving him the hat trick. tercepted one was intercepted and two were overthrown. Heede broke the tie with his In conclusion. Plusquellic gave "Dandy" Don his best per- second score, tallied again, formance of the season as he threaded the needle, switching and Howard Segal booted the from one side of the field to the other and even, as one observer last one. in the press box pointed out, used the referees to free his The scoring outburst receivers. enabled winning coach The least coach Nehlen can do in return for Plusquellic s Mickey Cochrane to play outstanding effort is give the junior from Akron a break and reserves for most of the final start him against the invading Bobcats. period. After all, Wireman s last place standing among MAC passers leaves much to be desired. Maybe a little time on the bench would help Vern realize he is now number two and must try harder. IM entries

Entries for the all-campus handball singles and pad- dleball singles tournaments are due today in the in- tramural office, 201 Memorial Hall. In recent results, Sigma Chi streaked to the fraternity cross country championship with their three man team covering two miles in the total time of 29:57. The winning Sig trio was Dave Lashey, Bill Fruth and Dave Moon. Kappa Sigma and Delta Tau Delta took second and third. Individually, the Delts' Terry Ward won with a new meet record time, 9:15. Follwing Ward were Dennis Wright (9:19) representing Alpha Phi Alpha, Roy Virost (9:21) for Pi Kappa Alpha, independents Steve Parett (9:22), Rich Grimes (9:26) and BiU Weaver (9:27), Ken Brush (9:29) of Kappa Sigma, Dick Jeffries (9:31), BUI Ratti (9:34) and BiU Ivoska (9:35). Steve Kahn won the all- campus golf tournament with a low gross score of 77, net 70. Nowttphoto by Lorry Fullarton Dan Goble was next with 79, BACK-BREAKING BOOT by BG's Patrick CoUins carded 80 and Warren Heede, who had 3 goals against Roger Kontak, Court Furber and Steve Schneifder had 81's. Ohio State Saturday. Water polo squad splits

The water polo club had its Michigan, 17-1. Three BG with BG leading throughout. ups and downs over the starters, Wayne Rose, Bill Williams and Rose shared the weekend in Michigan. On the Zeeb, and Tom Nienhuis, were scoring lead with three goals plus side, they beat Oakland absent due to the last minute apiece, backed up by University, (Rochester, scheduling of the match. Breithaupt with two and Zeeb, Mich.) M, Friday, and at- Of the 10 Falcon players one. tended an Olympic water polo pitted against one of the best The team record is 4-2, development committee- water polo teams in the heading into a rematch with sponsored clinic, with Bob Midwest, eight were fresh- Ohio State, here, Friday night Horn, the coach of the NCAA men. Dave Thomas scored at 7 in the Natatorium. They champions, (UCLA) as the three goals, Jim Williams, wrap up the season Sunday main speaker. two, and Steve Breithaupt, afternoon at 2, playing the Before Saturday's clinic at one. Cleveland Olympic club as '••using. Bowling Green's "The Oakland game was a part of the dedication ac- acquatic acrobats were different story as BG coach tivities for the new Lorain, dunked by the University of Tomstubbs substituted freely Ohio Acquatic Center. Page 8/Tht BG News, Tuesday, November 3, 1970

ipho'o by Jim Fi«dl« CLEAR CRUSING for Roger 'dodger'

N.w»pholo by Jin M.dln Murray. VILLAPIANO ATTACKS herd quarterback Harris. Falcons turn gremlins

By Via Mnnnlx confidence in him," said Dave for the second half," said successfully during the game tight end Tom Lawrence for a Auiitanl Sports Editor Flnley, guard and tri-captain. Billy. "We knew which passes was Bowling Green's draw two point conversion. "He was cool about It, Just as would go, so then Don started play to tailback Roger "Halloween "in:hi to come if he was kicking in practice." hitting me on the curl pattern, Murray. Evidently, the Perhaps shaken up by Art more often if it's this good" Art Curtis, who did Bowling and the wingback delay." Marshall linebackers couldn't Curtis' interception, Marshall the kids from Marshall Green's kicking last year, and And if Billy or whoever figure what "bag" the Falcon lost its offensive zip, and with probably thought as they trick who got things started in the might've been the primary offense was coming out of, so 2:19 to go, the Herd played it or treated themselves to a 24- last quarter with an in- reieiver was covered, Don playing It safe they dropped strictly straight when on 13 lead in the third quarter of terception, spoke for was consistently hitting a back for the pass. fourth down deep in their own last Saturday's game. everybody when he said, "I secondary receiver. "They're pretty weak on turf, their punter knelt in the end zone. But the Marshall kids felt like I was out there getting "If the linebacker took pass defense so when they saw probably felt a little greedy, so ready for the kick." Billy, then Don threw to me or us setting up for pass blocking "We took the safety because we thought our deciding to stay a little longer, Right after Stu's Jerry (Fields)," said fullback they'd drop back real quick," they reached into Bowling "climactic" field goal, it did Ike Wright, "and if we were said Dennis Maupin, the defense would hold them," Green's bag one more time, seem like everybody was out covered, Billy got the ball." Falcons' offensive center. said Marshall coach Rick and out flashed these there on the field when Plusquellic opened the "Oncethe draw came through, Tobley. gremlins who swarmed all Bowling Green's bench blew second half at quarterback, our blockers just went out and The strategy backfired as over the "trick or treaters" up in an explosion of dancing, and took Bowling Green back stuffed 'em." the Falcons moved in for the and sent them scurrying home and hugging ballplayers and into the game with a 75 yard kill a heartstopping one coaches. scoring drive. Marshall scored once more minute and fifteen seconds with a 28-24 beating. to make it 24-13 but with a Some of the best dancers on With third and 10 on later. The Falcon "gremlins" the field for the Falcons in- Marshall's 34, Plusquellic little less than seven minutes struck for 13 points late in the left in the game, the Falcons Now behind 26-24, the Herd cluded quarterback Don gave the ball to Pittman on a fourth quarter, climaxing a chopped the difference to got panicky with only a minute Plusquelllc, and wingback counter to the quick side. Bad to play, and another Bowling "hang on, baby, cuz here I Billy l'tttman who combined three points. come," ending when Stu shoulder and all, guard Dave Green gremlin, safety Larry on pass plays which seemed to Finley blocked the defensive Mixing up his ground and Kelly, gobbled up a stray Shestina kicked a game take the attack everywhere in winning 38 yard field goal with end out, and the "littlest air attack, on a march from Marshall pass and the trap the second half including the gremlin", Pittman bolted mid-field to the 5 Plusquellic door to the Perry Stadium 1:04 left in the game, Perry Stadium box seats. "There was a lot of through the hole and up the pitched out to Roger Murray haunted house was shut for "We stuck to the same sidelines for the touchdown.- pressure on Stu but we had whoscored behind some sharp good on the trick or treaters game plan when we came out One play that worked blocking, and then threw to from West Virginia.

Nowsphoto by Lorry Fullorton CHEERLEADER RON RAGOZINE flips out from 24-24 win. %

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