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SGA escort system chooses not to strike By Bill Lammers and assistant hall directors and the "I'VE DECIDED to move on to VOLL TOLD Kuron and the other Asked if he would make one senator publicity, including advertisements in Managing Editor Commuter Center to involve more other things beyond SGA." Wolf said. escorts he would have a list of names responsible for coordinating the the News and on WFAL-AM and students as escorts. Wolf also said he would like to put a for potential escorts to Kuron by system, Voll said he would rather not printed flyers. A potential strike by escorts in the "AND I'LL do the coordinating," stop to rumors that he organized the Wednesday so he can have them lump that responsibility on one senator. Student Government Association replied Robert W. Kuron, a sophomore, showdown between the escorts and checked out for police records and The SGA allocation of $100 is not (SGA) escort system was averted who assumes the role of coordinator of Voll. He said the escorts were free- other criteria. Voll said he hoped SGA "WHAT I'M more inclined to do is expected to be exceeded, Voll said, yesterday by a "meeting of the minds" the project for the remainder of spring thinking individuals who made up their would have a more detailed report of wait until next year to advertise for the although the escorts had been under the of the escorts and SGA President quarter. own minds to threaten to strike if Voll the system's stature with the SGA position of coordinator of the escort impression that $200 was to be used for Michael C. VoU. The group met with Voll "not to and the new SGA administration did not organization and SGA involvement by system," Voll said. advertisement purposes. About seven escorts who still man avert a strike-but to iron out dif- become more involved in the escort next week. the system, which escorts University ferences," Voll said. system's operation. As for the remaining weeks of spring "AS FAR as our personal feelings women to and from their residences in Earlier in the meeting, former SGA Although his administrative role in Although the system's problems quarter, Voll said SGA could be counted go, most of us would like to see it the evenin&met with Voll and came to President Bob Wolf severed his official the escort system has ended. Wolf said seem solved for the remainder of spring upon to deliver the money it has continue." Kuron said, adding that the an agreement on SGA involvement in role as coordinator of the system by he will not completely abandon the quarter, Voll would not commit himself allocated for the advertisement of the financial feasibility for the system the project. reading a statement. group. for fall quarter. service and for escorts. would have to be examined before a "I'll supply the people," Voll said, "I am no longer in office and it is "I'll still escort a night or two," Wolf commitment could be made. adding that he will contact Inter- time to stop (coordinating the system) said, "but I just wanted to let people "I could see the creation of the post "We're going to spend some bucks," Persons interested in becoming Fraternity Council, Residence Life and let others" assume responsibility, know I have no political business with of coordinator of the escort system if, Voll said, adding that he and SGA would escorts should contact the SGA office in Association, individual hall directors Wolf said. SGA (anymore)." in fact, we do keep it," Voll said. consider the most efficient method of the Student Services Building. G Stews Vol. 61, No. 103 The Tuesday, May 16, 1978 Bowling 'Green State University Supershooter News direcfor aims his eye toward sports

By Paula Winslow camera lenses such as the new 400 "Photographers arc no longer con- Staff Reporter millimeter ones, he claimed. tent to sit in the stands," he observed. And free-lancers must not be content Every picture tells a story. "THEY PERMIT you to shoot color only with photography skills, Boutelle Cliff Boutelle's pictures tell stories of in different lighting and in practically said. He also must know how the sports figures such as Nolan Ryan, any kind of conditions," he explained. fiercely competitive free-lance market Johnny Bench and Kareem Abdul Boutelle said the emphasis in sports works to be successful. Jabaar. They are found on the covers of photography also has shifted from Newsweek, Sport and Pro magazines. stationary to action shots, especially in "IN ANY KPND of free-lancing, it's And they tell about a man who at- baseball action. not so much the photography, it's the' tributes much of his success as a free- "There is more effort to get into the business end." he said. "You can take lance sports photographer to "sheer game and show facial expressions," he the best pictures in the world and it luck." "You never know when you'll come up with that one shot that you know is going to sell," Boutelle. director of But I'm not in it for the University News and Photo Services and free-lance photographer who has money. I do it for about 300 magazine covers to his credit, explained. One of those shots was of Nolan Ryan, the challenge.' pitcher for the California Angels, after he pitched his third no-hitter. Boutelle said his photograph of the pitcher at explained, displaying an issue of Sport won't do you a bit of good if you can't work earned him $800 when it was magazine featuring Cincinnati Reds .sel1 them," he added. selected for the cover of the June 16, catcher Johnny Bench on the cover. "Hard work is tht key to progress in 1975 Newsweek. The shot, taken by Boutelle. shows the field," he said. "Wangle your way Bench with a grimace of anticipation as to get a press pass." he suggested, "BUT I'M NOT in it to make a lot of he leans back to catch a pop foul. recommending work experience at a money," Boutelle insisted, shrugging newspaper. off the large fees his photographs often "IT'S NOT JUST the batter swinging A photographer also must be sure he draw. "I do it f», da challenge." at the ball, it's the power behind it," submits enough shots to the publisher. Boutelle said part of the challenge is Boutelle continued. Boutelle warned, explaining that he budgeting his time between his wife, Baseball is the hardest sport to sent about 40 shots of Nolan Ryan to two sons and daughter, his University photograph because the action is Newsweek to be considered for the work and his free-lance work. He often usually far away from the cover of the June 16.1975 issue. travels as far as Atlanta or as close as photographer, according to Boutelle. A But Boutelle said most photographers Detroit to cover a game. photographer must "train himself" to will not be satisfied with only one shot. Newsphoto by Dave Ryan Another challenge in sports focus on different and unusual angles of "You're never happy with just one." Cliff Boutelle photography results from longer a sport. he noted. T Ludwig appointed to trustees £ft' ■ < *J&V1 The chairman and chief executive mitted by Bowling Green officials to be mons, who formally will relinquish his officer of L-K Restaurants and Motels considered for the position over a year position after 16 years of University Inc. has been appointed to the ago. But I'd forgotten about it." Ludwig service at Thursday's Board of University Board of Trustees. said he did not hesitate to accept the Trustees meeting at the Firelands Governor James A. Rhodes an- position. Branch Campus. nounced Friday the appointment of 46- Ludwig said he has no plans to im- Ludwig said his presence at the year-old Marion businessman Robert plement any changes at the University. University yesterday and today was C. Ludwig to a nine-year term. He interprets his trustee role as a "purely coincidental." Ludwig Is a Ludwig, who visited the University learning experience. member of the College of Business yesterday, said the call he received last "Since it's a nine-year appointment. I Administration advisory committee Thursday from the 'governor's ap- think I'll be fairly quiet for the first which met yesterday and said that the pointment secretary informing him he year," ludwig said. meeting, scheduled long ago, Just had been selected came as "an unex- happened to coincide with the ap- pected surprise." THE APPOINTMENT is effective pointment. Ludwig also is a member of tomorrow. the University's Alumni Development "I KNEW MY name had been sub- Ludwig succeeds Donald G. Sim- Foundation. LUDWIG GRADUATED from the University in 1955 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. His Inside the News college career was interrupted for two years in 1952 when Ludwig was called to "settle things in Korea," he said. SPORTS...Cleveland Indians' pitcher David Clyde takes the mound Ludwig lives in Marion, the tonight against the Oakland A's in what can be termed a battle for headquarters for the five-state L-K his professional life. John Lammers talked to Clyde this weekend Restaurant and Motel chain. and previews his appearance on Page 6. Ludwig said he has had a "continuing relationship" with the University. One of his sons, Robert, Jr. is a University NewsDhoto by Dave R van Mostly cloudy junior majoring in business. Another High 59 F (15CI son plans to attend the University next HOGAMUNGA-The man on the left looks as If he's tickling this greased pig's belly when in reality he is Weather Low4SF(7C) fall. The new trustee and his wife, trying to pick up the animal and carry It to a pen. The event was sponsored by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon St percent chance of rain. Marilyn, also have a daughter in 10th fraternity to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy and to boost greek and campus spirit. Gamma Phi grade and a son in 8th grade. Beta was the top team overall and men's honors went to the Of fenhauer Hoggers. guest columnist self reliance spells the end of male domination The recent lack of support for the to fight it out on the street level. And to And we certainly cannot put our well- ego-gratification without her per- rewards compliance with muscular escort system bespeaks an act of change popular conceptions that are being in the hands of campus police. It mission must be challenged. Rape is an guardianship. negligence by the new SGA ad- By Kim Schlaefer rooted in a sad tradition that posits seems that they like to play games with act of hateful aggression, not passion, This line of least resistence hampers ministration. Nonetheless, this paucity women as fit victims of male handcuffs. And I also understand that and should be dealt with as such. a woman's functioning in the world. of action is an excellent cultural and aggression. We must stop viewing the escort systems of the past were not We must start working against a Taking the child's part is easier-if a attitudinal indicator. is in the throes of perverted manhood ourselves as victims. infallible. One University women was society that defines women as vaginal child's world is satisfactory. Not for Any form of patronization of women rituals. If infractions of women's rights to raped by her escort. (You can't tell one commodities who may be subject to me. only continues our relegation to And, unfortunately, an escort system live independent lives at all hours do terrorist from another without a sexual terrorism if we choose not to We must fight every assertion that we secondary status. Watchdoggery is supports the above mind-set by occur, they should be dealt with in kind. program.) adhere to a restrictive lifestyle offered deserve less than the right to proceed demeaning and only affirms the notion presupposing the necessity of male Women should stand together in true So, in the end, we have to take care of benevolently as in our best interests by unmolested through our lives. If we that women are incapable of self- protection for "unescorted" women. "sorority" (in the absolute sense, not a ourselves. We are the best servers of a male-dominated culture that is not don't, daddyism is here to stay. We determination. I "m waiting for chastity belts to become reference to the bogus greek our own interests. particularly cognizant of nor caring must organize to oppose advertising, the new fetish for victims of this per- organizations on campus whose about the abuse of women. religion, law, entertainment and IF WOMEN are threatened with or suasion. Veils will be next. benefits are dubious) and come to the WE SHOULD NOT be bulUed into education that demeans women or subjected to sexual harassment, it is defense of any sisters who are sub- hiding behind locked doors after sun- IF POLICE, courts and government depicts them as childish and inept. women who must stop it. We must not RELIANCE OF MALES and jected to terrorism. down, nor refraining from hitchhiking won't help women, other than to ACCEPTANCE OF any condition as become victims of fear. organizations staffed predominately by As long as we put up with rape, it will or dressing as we choose. Acceptance of suggest behavioral restrictions that do immutable only insures its survival. I am sick of the well-meaning counsel males propogates an inevitable continue. any form of paternalism simply per- not apply to men, we must help our- Refusal to believe in our own native of paternalistic males against hit- dependence by women on the petrates distorted attitudes. selves. strength and potential sisterhood is our chhiking alone, walking around town population from which rapists come. THE ESCORT SYSTEM only rein- I If we view ourselves as weak, we are greatest weakness. after dark, wearing tight jeans- And it also insinuates that women's forces a woman's belief that she is Men must be taught that women do weak. And feigning weakness and in- We have a lot of work to do. essentially to emulate the symptoms of functions are better regulated by men weak and must rely on big daddy for not exist solely for their benefit or by capability is impressed upon a woman paranoid schizophrenia, lest I invite than ourselves. protection. We are not weak. Not if we their sanction. The assumption that a from the pink blanket in the hospital on Kim M. Schlaefer is a graduate attack by some ego-deficient male who The most effective way to stop rape is militant ly refuse to be abused. woman's body can be used for male throughout her life. And big daddy assistant in the School of Journalism. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' promises, promises guest columnist

Sometimes the generosity of Ohio toward its primary and secondary the other side of the racial coin education system is overwhelming. You claimed that Bill Lammers, As our leaders in Columbus report a budget surplus that could range Mr. Dale, since your editorial was If a member of the Student managing editor of The BG News said, Development Program was fired, why from $65 million to $95 million. Governor James A. Rhodes has directed toward Obsidian staff sisters and brothers, forgive me if I took the "blacks have gained the rights they not find out why that person was fired magnanimously announced that the state's ailing schools should get top Robin were denied ten or fifteen years ago." and tell people? If the person was fired priority in the division of the windfall. liberty to read and reply to your column, even if I don't fall into that Wrong! First of all, you misquoted Mr. unjustly, and is as "warm, humane and §According to our mathematics, however, this means nothing but category. Yocum Lammers, and secondly, you made him sensitive" as you claim, I'm sure you another misleading promise to Ohioans. If the surplus does reach its look as if his column was about equal could find suport for their cause. maximum $95 million, and if in the ensuing dogfight over the money, the True, your "gains" have gone un- rights, when the gist of the column was schools can wind up with a generous one-tenth of it, they will have about noticed, mostly because your paper. about United States industry in South I sincerely hope that when people $9.5 million to help them to cure all their problems. The Obsidian, is more concerned with You claim that any congruent Africa. You are entitled to your own read this they don't consider it an at- Only one small problem: Ohio schools are running at a deficit of more seeking out inequalities than noting political analysis would term this opinions, but let's not distort someone tack on blacks, because it isn't. It's an than $90 million. advancements or accomplishments. I period regressive and "The emergence else's facts. attack on you and your racist attitudes. don't think you are a gossiper, distorter of the world's most systematic and In my opinion, your column is biased In other words, even if everything goes right for them, the schools will of the truth or anti-sematic. I think brutal police state in America, has YOU CLAIM THAT masses of black garbage. The entire editorial is still be far short of solving their problem. you're just a racist who is preaching not ushered in a period of fear fast ap- people are far worse off than they were irrelevant, incompetent and im- Half-hearted promises like these are getting to be a habit with Ohio minority rights, but rather minority proaching Adolf Hitler's stranglehold ten or fifteen years ago because your material. administrators. For instance, when the lottery as initiated, it was hinted advantages. on Germany." "gains" (please be specific) have that some of that money would be earmarked for the aid of the schools. It Let's be serious Mr. Dale. As much as "been washed away by the rising tides YOU'VE GOT A LOT of nerve calling WHAT SERVICE do you provide that of white American backlash and ex- yourself a journalist. Your allocations goes to the state's general fund. I walk the streets I fail to see people will be beneficial to your career and to fleeing military police as they try to clusion." and accusations are no more accurate With the passing of the state's graduated income tax, the same the careers of your contemporaries? enforce curfews or throw certain than the funny page. promises were made, and the money wound up in the same place. Don't write in short, vague and am- groups of people into concentration Tisk, tisk, Mr. Dale, your bigotry is The Black Student Union has t-shirts And. as Rhodes and his ilk continue to dance around the school issue, biguous terms that are not un- camps. showing again. Things are tough all that say, "If you're not part of the system after system fails. derstandable to anyone other than a I will be the first to agree and admit over for whites as well as blacks. What solution, you're part of the problem." The money from the surplus may slow that process temporarily, but it few of your peers. You're using a that there is racism among the citizens about the steel workers or coal miners You should own one of these T-shirts. will not stop it. Ohio needs to come up with a viable system for financing campus wide outlet, why not tell of this country. This occurs on the part of Southeastern Ohio? Many are out of schools that will work as well in 10 or 20 years as it works this year. everyone of the services they may not of all races Mr. Dale. You proved that work, regardless of color. Or don't they Robin Yocum Is a student at the Anything else is just another worthless promise. realize they are receiving? with your column. count? University. letters few of those articles could be floor who left the News' sports staff departments, does not listen to News Is flexible enough to publish those our turn eliminated in favor of articles on other because she was told there was nothing demands, no matter who Is making scores. indication sports. for her to do. It cannot be a lack of them. The editors and other personnel The woman on Kline's floor who no When a letter from Roger Mazzarella I'd really like to know why nothing is space because you pad the sports page of this newspaper run the newspaper, longer writes occasional stories for the I recently attended the first SGA appeared two weeks ago demandiang being done despite our concerted ef- will useless filler day after day. So what and make news judgements based on News never was a member of the sports meeting and was very dismayed upon coverage of rugby. I had hopes that forts. The problem during the past few is the problem? Can't someone devote a prior experience in the newspaper staff. When she did write, she did discovering that the new SGA president club sports would at least gain weeks was, supposedly, that the sports little time to watch a game or two or, at world. nothing but hype the teams she did not know the basics of recognition by The BG News. I realize, page was being crowded out by articles least, call me and get the scores so that The News does not assign reporters to covered. parliamentary procedure, the rules of however, that his pleas have fallen on on SGA elections. Now the elections are you could print them? I'm asking for an cover any club sporting events. At the The News appreciates comments on which I learned in the seventh grade. Is deaf ears. Since the letter appeared, the over and nothing has changed. I have explanation. Let your sports editor beginning of the quarter, the News used, coverage. There is no other way to this an indication of how the new ad- sports pages have not contained a not seen one article on rugby although explain to the hundreds of club sport some information on club rugby as know what people think is important ministration will be run? I was also single article although we ruggers there have been 5 matches played players why he persists in ignoring us. I provided by team members. That than to solicit criticism. But in this dismayed at the hesitation of members continue to bombard your office with since. Yet you continually print stories see it every day in the News, but now procedure has stopped because it gives case, we feel we are serving the needs of the senate to form various com- complaints. about trivial events in the professional it's your turn-LETS HEAR FROM an undue advantage to rugby over other of the greatest majority of University mittees. I suppose all is not lost, sports world. We don't need that kind of We have repeatedly attempted to YOU! club sports, and takes valuable space students, and that the call for more however, as there was absolutely no persuade your sports editor to news. When I want to read about pro that can be used for Interesting sports. intensified coverage of club sports Is apathy when a motion for adjournment sports. I buy a Toledo Blade. But since recognize the existence of club sports. Barb Kline One criticism of the News early this made by a very tiny minority. was made, seconded, and carried. Apparently he is not aware that there rugby at BG is not likely to be in the 148Dunbar quarter was that It did not devote are other sports besides baseball, Blade, we have to rely on the News to enough coverage to national sports. Steve Sadler, sports editor Alicia M.Perez tennis, golf, and track. Sure, these cover our events. Repeatedly, you That was a justified comment. For BUI Lammers, managing editor Commuter Center teams deserve coverage, but is it really disappoint us. many University students, The BG necessary to print a preview, the game Obviously there is a problem reply News is the only newspaper they read. results, than an analysis of the game, somewhere. Certainly it cannot be a In addition, other morning newspapers and then begin again with a preview of lack of personnel to cover club sports, The News, in Its editorial, news, have too early a deadline and cannot the next game? It seems to me that a because there is at least one girl on my photography, business and even sports publish the late baseball scores. The The 213 CTews

Page Z Tuesday, May 18,1078 let's hear EDITORIAL STATr editor iamle a. pier man managing editor w. William lammers from you news editor Cheryl a. geschke editorial editor ., Stephen p. bean sports editor Steven w. sadler The News welcomes reader response copy editor ianet k. ropers to editorial comment as well as photo editor lawrence m. kayser opinions on topics of student interest, in entertainment editor marc holland the form of letters to the editor and BUSINESS STAFF guest columns. All correspondence should be business manager rebecca Wilson smestad typewritten and triple-spaced. Only advertising sales manager colleen dune those letters and columns signed and The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular listing the author's address and phone school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green number for verification will be ac- State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The cepted. BG News Editorial Board. Letters to the editor may not exceed The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- 300 words (30 typed lines). Columns are ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. not to be more than 60 typed lines. The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading The News reserves the right to reject or insulting on the basis or race, sex or national origin. lettert or portions of letters that are All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. deemed in bad taste or malicious. Editorial and Business Offices Correspondence may be sent to: IS* University Hall Editorial Editor, The BG Newt, IN Bowling O-een State University University Hall. 'm.1 lim M DCWN-TTOKN WORKING CLASSES WILL- BE BUSTING THE TOOR IN AT ANY A/WENT, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 STEAMING WR US 10 LEAP THEM IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST IWERAUSTC OPPRBSON,. /' Phone(41«) 373-3001 Tuesday, May 1«, 1978 TbeBGNewi Pagel University profs study lending institution policies By Bill Gilmore amount of mortgage credit include eight other Midwest the researchers combined sideration," Ostas said. Banks and savings and (VA| insured loan. If the stitutions will charge given to persons based on cities. the information with other Bank officials are respon- loan associations are in- borrower defaults on the "points," a percentage of the Many of the issues of the their geographic location in influencing factors such as sible to depositors to make volved in making two kinds loan payments, the gover- loan's interest rate which the 1960s have been forgotten. the city, a policy that most TOLEDO WAS chosen for resident age, home age, loans which will provide a of mortgage loans. nment reimburses the bank lender charges a handling But some problems which often affects old or racially the initial study because the income, race and percentage profit with minimum risk. The first is a conventional for the rest of the loan. There charge for granting the loan. sparked the turbulence of integrated neighborhoods. researchers wanted to study of residents living below the "It is the perceived risk," loan in which the potential is no risk involved for the that decade remain and Early this decade, con- an intermediate-size city, poverty level. The resear- Hutchinson explained. This homeowner borrows money bank that makes the loan. Hutchinson and his three University faculty sumer groups from urban Hutchinson said. Toledo was chers then compare two risk does not affect the to buy a house. If payments "Insured loans tend to be colleagues have found that in members are dealing with areas began protests ac- close and information was similar neighborhoods and number of loans but the are defaulted, the bank of a lower quality," Hut- old or racially mixed neigh- urban housing problems. cusing lending institutions of available, he explained. the types of loans the kinds of loans made in old repossesses the house. chinson explained. The down borhoods in Toledo, insured Faculty members involved practicing redlining, Hut- The researchers avoided residents received. neighborhoods. payment and interest rates loans are given more in research on this problem chinson said. using a large city such as "Other studies have shown THE SECOND TYPE of are lower on an insured loan. frequently than conventional are James R. Ostas, David J. The groups charged that New York because much "WE VIEW LENDER that there is a higher risk in loan is a Federal Housing In order to get around loans. In black or white Reed and Peter M. Hut- such a policy impedes research has been done in behavior in terms of both lending to older neigh- Administration (FHA| or a government-imposed in- neighborhoods, most loans chinson, associate persons from obtaining that area, Hutchinson said. profit and risk con- borhoods," Hutchinson said. Veterans Administration terest rates, lending in- are conventional. professors of economics. home mortgages. These The preliminary research They are involved in a joint groups say that making it for the Toledo area was done research project studying difficult to move into a by dividing the city into lending institution practices neighborhood can play a census zones as the federal City Council opposes bond legislation in making mortgage loans. crucial role in the neigh- Census Bureau does, Ostas City Council unanimously passed a resolution and...adversely affect the ability of state and local In other action, council appropriated $4,570 for a They are interested in borhood's longevity. sdid. Lending institutions last night expressing opposition to legislation governments to perform essential government city employee work seminar, $49,123 to fund determining if lending in- Ostas and his colleagues are required to disclose the being considered by the U.S. Congress that would services." conversion of the old post office to a senior citizen stitutions including savings have spent the last two years number and types of loans allow state and municipal governments to issue City Finance Director Charles Foust said the center and $5,598 to finance study of extending and loan associations and studying lending institution they have made. With this taxable bonds. proposal would be "just one more step closer to Thurstin Avenue north to the new City Services banks practice a policy of practices in Toledo. This information, the researchers As part of President Jimmy Carter's tax eliminating tax-exempt municipal bonds" and Building. "redlining," Ostas said. year they received a $130,000 could determine the number package, the legislation being considered by the would set up "another bureaucratic department" Council also approved spending $1,800 for a grant from the Department and types of loans given to House Ways and Means Committee would permit to oversee taxable bonds. July 4th fireworks display and directed the REDLINING refers to of Housing and Urban residents in various census the sale of bonds whose income would not be "Everybody's against it (taxable bond options) municipal administrator to enter into a contract instances when the in- Development to continue and zones. exempt from federal income taxes. except the guys in Washington," Foust added. with the University for a mosquito control stitutions restrict the expand their research to Using statistical analysis, Council's resolution, which will be sent to Ohio Councilman Richard A. Newlove, who moved program. congressmen and members of the House Ways and adoption of the resolution, agreed, saying, "What An ordinance amending zoning requirements Means Committee, states that a taxable bond makes our bonds so attractive is the fact that they regarding off-street parking was tabled pending a Greek system helpful option "will encroach upon state sovereignty, are tax-exempt." June 5 public hearing. By Keith Ammoii lapse. He started the event while an un- dergraduate. Cleveland businessman Nick Mileti was the "THE PRINCIPLE of the greek system to Wanda June one of year's best comedies guest speaker and recipient of a special me has always been one of opportunity," Review by added impact to the words. It little-girl mannerisms of the made the ending believable. wrote it to be. Landua's award last Thursday at the Interfraternity Mileti said. "What you're doing with a Jim Flick was obvious that he knew child-ghost. SLICK-HAIRED AND direction left conclusions to Council's IIFC) annual awards banquet. fraternity is just like what it's like in the real what was wrong all along. While teaching fellow gaping, junior Randy the audience, avoiding a Mileti, a 1953 University graduate and world-you just change some of the zeros." I don't know. But it wasn't What was wrong was Marty Reilingh did not have Haberkamp played the preachy atmosphere to the member of Theta Chi fraternity, described Mileti said his experience as a greek helped a bitch. Harold Ryan, a a German accent, he blithering fool well as Herb production. his involvement with the greek system while him when he entered the business world. Last weekend's "Happy Hemingwayesque anti-hero nonetheless was effective as Shuttle, another suitor. attending the University and told of its "My greatest disappointment is that I'm Birthday, Wanda June," played by theater teaching the ghost of Major Siegfried For one, the lighting in Joe The last line also left the benefits. not as young as you are so I could do it all over featuring a wild assortment fellow John Galyean. Von Konigswald. And as the E. Brown Theatre was good audience with a final laugh, "I was lucky enough when I was here to again," Mileti said. of characters, was one of the Galyean played the role ghost of Ryan's alcoholic ex- and was used effectively for the play was a comedy. change the face of the University," Mileti He admonished his audience to "make the best comedies on a with the careless, macho wife, sophomore Anne Garee when dimmed to denote The tension of the scene had said, referring to the tradition of "Greek place in which you live, the people with whom University stage this year. manner of a man who ex- seemed ready for Alcoholics heaven. However, the to be drained off. Week," recently revived after a 14-year you live, better." The only theatrical at- pects obedience and usually Anonymous and suitably was theater itself is less then But the meaning and the IFC President Bill Kibler also presented tempt of the noted, gets it. But Galyean also hardened. adequate. comic highlights remained. Mileti with the first Interfraternity Council disillusioned, best-selling distinguished himself at the Junior Paul Causman Director Penny Landua, a Distinguished Alumnus Award. author, Kurt Vonnegut Jr., end, when Ryan is frightened struck an effective com- theater teaching fellow, said THE AWARD, to be presented annually, the script is balanced bet- by the fact that he no longer promise between ef- the last line of the show recognizes fraternity alumni who have ween humor and content. commands respect, only feminism and would be the most im- between distinguished themselves in their chosen That is, the theme Is fear. sophistication as Norbert portant, that it would sum up fields. revealed through the humor. Woodly, one of Penelope's the play. jobs? After graduation, Mileti received a law Ultimately, the most RYAN'S FAMILY was suitors. He also did not degree from Ohio State University (OSU) and thoughtful character was weak. Senior Becki Walter, portray the character with a PERHAPS IT did. but left You have one less has been involved in several Cleveland area I>x>seleaf Harper, played by as Penelope, Ryan's wife, great deal of courage, which it ambiguous, as Vonnegut thing to worry about businesses since graduating from OSU in senior Peter Mellen. For never fully fleshed out her with Nationwide's 1956. most of the play, Looseleaf character. Meanwhile, Short Term Mileti is president of Cleveland's National seemed to be merely a comic freshman Bob Goddard, as Applications Hospitalization Plan Basketball Association team, the Cavaliers, foil for the anti-heroic lead. Ryan's son Paul, never now being Cleveland Arts Residence ltri and recently donated land in downtown MELLEN PORTRAYED seemed quite youthful Summer Jobs \i oo ; oo pw I It you re changing lobs yoJ Cleveland to the University. him brilliantly, consistently enough and was rather taken for hour. Kramer Painting Inc r$ probably don t have Ihe impor accepting applications for lanf prolecrion of Hospitaliza shrugging and irrelevantly erratic. lion Insurance. Mileti, who received the Alumni Com- business some 45 positions Foreman, munity Award, also holds an honorary doc- repeating, "I don't know. It's Vonnegut's interludes in assistant Foreman, supply A Nationwide Short Terrrf torate from the University and recently was a bitch," until finally he was the afterlife were among the manager of the driver, sec window ana Hospilal/Surgical Policy car tapped by Omicron Delta Kappa, a national backed into a corner. most enjoyable parts of the BG News housewashers, carpenter help avoid financial risks o By retaining the careless play. Debbie Martin was Write David Kramer, 265* N being sick or injured for you ani Nick Mileti leadership honor society. 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Unless otherwise noted, the events are free and open to of Trouble Without Really Trying." ItaliatiStfiwHat the public. To submit a listing. Campus Calendar forms are Physics Seminar 3:30 p.m., 269 Overman. "Peculiar available at the News office, 106 University Hall, 372 2003. There Planetary Nublae Stars." Placement Office — May 17 & 18 is no charge for submitting listings to the section. Parents Teaching Workshop 7:30 9:30 p.m., Center for Con- Main Auditorium Phone: 372-2719 tinued Learning, 194 S. Main St. "Math Experience for the Young Sign Up Now Child." Fee $3. Pre registration required. Senior Tell All Workshop -811 p.m., Carnation Room, Union. Meetings Open to recreation majors. Student Rec Center Council 730 a. m , 436 Student Services. Entertainment Candidates Forum- 10:45 a.m.. Commuter Center, Moseley. Undergraduate Art Show- 8 a.m. 5 p.m., Gallery, Fine Arts. FOR RENT Students campaigning for Commuter Student Organization of Photography Exhibit 8 a.m.-5 p.m.. 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Day in review From Associated Press wire reports Kucinich setback Registered Cleveland voters get recall right

In a setback to Cleveland's embattled yesterday's ruling from Kucinich But mittee another 20 days to circulate mayor, Cuyahoga County Common when he filed the suit, the mayor told petitions. Pleas Judge John L Angelotta ruled state reporters he would appeal if he lost the Albert Ballew, a leader of the recall yesterday that any registered first round in court. drive, hailed Angellota's decision and Cleveland voter may sign recall The ruling upheld the interpretation said his organization will have no petitions. KUCINICH FILED A suit of City Council Clerk Mercedes Cotner, trouble collecting enough signatures to Angelotta said that contrary to the challenging the method of counting whose job it is to certify the petitions. force either the mayor's resignation or interpretation by Mayor Dennis J. signatures on recall petitions on May 1. a recall election. Kucinich of recall provisions of the City The maverick Democrat claimed the ON MAY 8, COTNER ruled that The Charter, all eligible electors may City Charter mandated that only Recall Committee to Save Cleveland "THIS IS NOT just a personal vic- participate in a recall. persons who voted in the mayoral fell 3,335 signatures short of the tory, but a victory for everyone," He said partaking in the recall election last November may sign the required 37,552 signatures needed to Ballew said of the ruling. "It is another process is esstential to the right to vote petitions. place the measure on the ballot. opportunity for people to participate in and should not be limited. There was no immediate reaction to That automatically gave the com- government." Patricia Hearst returns to prison An "extremely depressed" Patricia 14 months in custody were spent in Hearst spent her last hours of freedom To complete seven-year sentence solitary confinement. yesterday preparing to return to prison During her previous incarceration, to complete her seven-year sentence for the past week at San Simeon, the fabled Hearst spent several weeks at the federal bank robbery. coastal estate built by her late gran- campus-like Pleasanton facility but U.S. Attorney G. William Hunter nation dfather, newspaper magnate William was transferred to a San Diego prison said Hearst, 24, was to surrender at the Randolph Hearst, 200 miles south of her after her attorney, Al Johnson, com- minimum-security prison facility at viction, will have to spend at least 14 suburban Hillsborough home. plained of threats on her life. Pleasanton, 30 miles east of San months there before being eligible for The Times of San Mateo quoted Francisco. parole next year. unidentified family sources as saying While free on bail, Hearst was Hearst, free for 18 months while Hearst was especially concerned protected by private security guards unsuccessfully appealing her con- HEARST REPORTEDLY SPENT because all but 15 days of her previous and kept a low public profile. Exiled invade Zaire, seize lands An invasion army of 4,000 exiled Reliable Belgian sources in Brussels sources in Zambia confirmed these A P photo tribesmen is driving toward the heart of said the invading Katangans who reports. Zaire's southeastern Shaba province crossed into Zaire from Zambia late THE BELGIAN SOURCES said PEDESTRIANS AT THE University of Virginia's Beta bridge world after seizing part of a mining center last week had entered the cop- many of the rebel Lunda tribesmen encounter a huge keyboard painted on the sidewalk. It Is a and a smaller town from government permining city of Lokwezi, 25 miles were ex-policemen driven into Angola promotion for a resurrected coffeehouse that had been closed for troops, according to reports reaching ment said it was considering north of the border with Zambia. The in the early 1960s after a secessionist several years. Belgium and Zambia yesterday. evacuating the estimated 100 U.S. sources said rebels took Mutshatsha, 60 movement was crushed in Shaba, then In Washington, the State Depart- citizens in the area of the fighting. miles west of Kolwezi. Diplomatic known as Katanga.

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MODEL OPEN-COME & SEE Page I Hie BG News Tuesday, May II. l»7t Clyde begins comeback today vs. As By John hammers everything, including attendence. On June Many people blamed Ranger owner After a poor year in Tucson in 1977, the chance to play," he said. "It takes time to 27 he started his first professional game. Bob Short, a man who has worjced hard to Rangers had seen enough of the former get a team together and work as a whole." Cleveland Indians' pitcher David Clyde Clyde now says of that night, "I was eam his reputation as a carpetbagger, for Ail-American boy who smiled a lot and faces the most important test of his physically ready, but mentally I wasn't rushing Clyde. was polite to old ladies, but now could not HE HAS SEEN little action yet for the comeback attempt when he will start for prepared for the jump from high school to However, Clyde does not appear to be slip a fastball past the same old ladies. Tribe (1.04 ERA in nine innings) since he is the Tribe tonight against the Oakland A's. the majors." bitter. Texas sent him to Cleveland as part of a left-hander amid a gaggle of left-handers The test, however, will be nothing new The Ranger fans filled Arlington "I was used, but he was trying to get the Willie Horton trade this spring. While on the staff. However, when June rolls to Clyde, who had to overcome the opinions Stadium to see Clyde, who quickly became money back from his investment," he many considered him a throw-in, he looked around, pitchers become scarce, and this of many people who thought he would "The Franchise." He pitched quite well, said. "The franchise was hurting, and I good enough in spring training to be given is the case particularly for the Indians, never see the major leagues again. despite wildness, for five innings and left was a gate attraction. I was money in the a shot by the Indians. who recently lost starter Wayne Garland Clyde was the darling of baseball in the the game a winner and a Texas hero. bank." Clyde said he likes what he sees of the with an injured shoulder. summer of 1973. He had left his Houston BUT FOR THE rest of that first season HE SEEMS to blame Billy Martin, the Indians so far. Tonight's game could give Clyde the high school as something close to a legend, the wins were infrequent, and the next former Ranger and present Yankee players learn before they reach the chance to prove he has made it back. He and, less than three weeks later, became a year brought more of the same. In 1975, manager, who has more enemies than majors. said he thinks he is now throwing as well as Texas Ranger. Clyde was exiled to Pittsfield of the Pete Rose has hits. "Everytiiing was more relaxed in the ever, and if that is so, he could be a most Eastern League. "I think he is a true blue asshole," he minors, not as much pressure," he said. welcome surprise for Cleveland. Clyde HIS HIGH school credentials were Looking back on his sentence in Texas, said about Martin. "I can't stand him. It "You're allowed to do your job in ob- just turned 23 in April, which makes him a impressive. He pitched nine no-hitters, Clyde said, "The first year was not bad, seems like he went out of his way to prove I scurity. You can afford to experiment." baby in baseball terms, so a comeback is had a nearly invisible 0.18 earned run but things just came apart in the second couldn't pitch." not impossible. average and a fastball people likened to year. After that, I never really felt I His time in the minors gave Clyde the HE PITCHED in 1975 for Pittsfield and Clyde still has a long way to go, but Sandy Koufax's. belonged. chance to learn by experience what most started 1976 for Sacramento, but soon ran considering how far he fell and how far he David Clyde After he graduated, Clyde was drafted "I think I put more pressure on myself into another hurdle. He had arm surgery in "Everything is much more relaxed has already come back, he deserves to by Texas, who was last in the league in than anyone else did." June of 1976 and pitched only 27 innings. here. We have got talent. We just need the make it. Sports Stolz happy with results

By Steve Sadler Endres, playing on both offensive units, completed 10 of 13 Sports Editor passes for 119 yards. Third-string wide receiver Titus Taylor, a junior getting Bowling Green football coach Denny Stolz admitted he's valuable playing time while Jeff Groth is playing baseball glad the spring football session has come to a close, but not and Willie Matthews is out with a knee operation, was one of before he voiced some obvious pleasure about the Falcons the stars of the game catching nine passes. spring game. "We had a good solid performance," Stolz said. "And more THE WICKLIFFE, 0. native hauled in 158 yards worth of important, we came out without any injuries." tosses and went 34 yards for a touchdown with just 52 seconds The first offense whipped the second offense 28-14 in the left in the game. annual spring game Saturday at Doyt L. Perry Stadium, and John spengler added all six of the extra point attempts. Stolz found plenty to be happy about—particularily his "We got some kicking. John Spengler has been out with golf, defense. but he came out and made all the extra points, Stolz said. One thing Stolz did not accomplish during the spring "I WAS very pleased with the defense in the second half," sessions was settling on a starting lineup. Stolz said. "We hit better, we're more aggressive in the second half. "ONE OF our biggest concerns is trying to name our "Our offense was consistant throughout the game," he starting lineup for our first game in the fall," he said. "We said. "Our execution was good, and we had seven freshmen can't do that right now, there's so much competition on this playing which is quite a bit." team." The Falcons now take a break until the fall, a prospect that WITH record-shattering quarterback Mark Miller lost to pleases Stolz. graduation, the Falcons signal-calling chores will fall into the Newsphoto by Dave Ryan "We're glad the 20 practices are completed. Actually, we hands of Mike Wright, who played well, completing 11 of 15 HOLDING ON-Saturday's spring football game practice for the Falcon gridders, with the first didn't get 20 because of the rain, we got 18," Stolz said. "Five at Doyt L. Perry Stadium concluded spring offense scoring a 28-14 victory over the second passes. weeks of practice in the spring becomes quite a drag." "We like to measure our quarterbacks and both Mike offense. But the Falcon's head coach heads into his second season Wright and Dave Endresnaresp.ayeowen. played well." smzuia.Stolz said. pleased with the prospects for the fall.faU. Ox J» _ Sta s

AMERICAN LEAGUE Diamondmen win three NATIONAL"^"? LEAGUE EAST By BUI Paul EAST holding a 4-2 advantage. However, the Falcons Hurons. Purvis, however, has not relinquished his W L W L Pel. GB Pet. GB Assistant Sports Editor had loaded the bases with no one out in the bottom championship hopes. Boston 22 11 .667 Philadelphia 17 11 .607 Detroit 18 9 .667 half of the inning when the rains arrived, "We picked up ground on the rest of the league Monlreal 17 14 .548 1'/2 1 New York 17 12 .586 3 The weatherman turned both friend and foe for "I think we would have come back," said today (Sunday)," he said. "Until it's all over you Chicago 16 15 .516 2') Cleveland 14 15 the Falcon baseball team last weekend in Mid- Purvis, whose team continued to demonstrate Pittsburgh 14 16 .467 4 .483 6 can't tell what is going to happen." Milwaukee 14 16 American Conference (MAC) action at Warren E. St. Louis 14 19 .424 SV» .467 6'/l their comeback potential with late-inning wins Should BG finish second they would have a Baltimore 13 17 New York 14 20 .412 6 .433 7>/2 Steller Field. against OU in the nightcap and Kent in the opener. legitimate chance of being invited to NCAA Toronto II 19 .367 9Vj Despite threatening weather predictions the playoffs, based on their overall record. The WEST WEST Falcons managed to squeeze in an 11-5,6-5 double- Oakland 21 10 .667 "We just keep coming back," the coach Falcons are presently seven percentage points San Francisco 20 12 .625 header sweep over Ohio University on Friday and Cincinnati 19 13 .474 l'l California 19 11 .633 I1; beamed. "The '72 team came back a lot too, but behind second-place Western Michigan, who Kansas City a 5-4 win over Kent State on Saturday before rain Los Anqeles 18 14 563 2 17 13 .567 3V| this team doesn 't quit." battles BG Friday before ending the season Te«as 14 14 .500 forced the cancellation of the nightcap in the third Houston 13 16 .448 m 5VJ against Toledo. Seattle 12 23 .343 10 inning. But with one weekend of MAC play remaining, San Diego 13 18 .419 6Vj Eastern Michigan appears to be in the driver's Atlanta 13 18 .400 7 Chicago 9 18 333 11 BG, 9-4 in the MAC and 30-12-1 overaU, are still Minnesota 10 23 .303 12 seat. The Hurons stand at 12-2 in the league and Terry Milton picked up his sixth win in Friday's (Monday's games not included) (Monday's games not included) clinging to MAC title hopes, because while the reduced their magic number to one game with a Falcons picked up a win on Saturday, the rest of opener. Jim Selgo ripped a grand-slam homer in LAST NIGHT'S GAMES LAST NIGHT'S GAMES sweep over Miami on Friday. Toronto 10, California 6 the league was washed out. the fifth and Jeff Lee added a solo shot in the sixth Houston5. Philadelphia!) to give the left-hander a big lead. St. Louis at San Diego, late Oakland 3. Cleveland 2 Detroit 4, Seatlle 2 "WE'RE STILL alive," Coach Don Purvis said ANY COMBINATION of one Eastern win or The Falcons will host Wayne State in a 2 o'clock Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, late after Saturday's nightcap was called with Kent Only games scheduled Texas 8, Milwaukee 6 one Western and BG loss will clinch the title for the double-header this afternoon at Steller field Kansas City 3, Boston 1

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