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By Dennis Sadowski harassed by the police or others year, according to University Police listed 11 areas where lights need to be Staff Reporter during the legal procedure af- U. Dean Gerkens. replaced or installed terwards. "To be honest, the girls, aren't The University Police Community Among those areas needing lights "I know of at least eight rapes that interested" Gerkens said. Women are Lot N behind Offenhauer Towers, Advisory Committee (UPCAC) were not reported in the last seven or only become interested when they iphofo by discussed University Police rape the area north of Women's Gym and eight months," Amy said. become victims, he added the area between Kreischer and Sharon Culpertson is the lone mail sorter on this particular procedures yesterday. Stefania E. Gross, assistant Two members of the Link, a Ha rshman Quads. mommg due to cutbacks in subsidies by Governor Rhodes. "To my knowledge we haven't professor of romance languages, The committee also recommended Many post office employes were relieved of their jobs and private counseling agency, answered been accused of being brazen or reported on campus lighting. Her a story in the Oct 20 News which reported on campus ugnung. tier thatinat blottersPlotters of the University Police several other changes had to be made inIn mail delivery routines brash to the victim," University report, sent to University officials, activities be published by the News. because of the loss of funding . criticized the University Police Police Lt Roger A. Daoust, said. Department for not taking proper action when investigating rapes on HE SATD one rape was reported on campus. campus last year and several more ' 'We really didn't mean to come out involving University students in the Subsidy cutbacks force post office changes Jiat way. We apologize," said Harve city and county also were reported. S. Meskin, executive director of Uie ByB y Cyndid,B Bloom0,n Link. "It actually wasn't the intent e .S^ !^ been cut by $190,000-the$19O,O0O-the equivalant location in the building and hours, for example, to deliverdelivei the While dealing with rape victims , Staff ReporterKpnorter ofnf 20'XI positionsrv\cifinn<- I,for™ ...,.»non-instructional ;....*_...«:..n..i ...... i u u, ,..i u. of our interviewer to say the police distributed form there. mail, it may only take one hour," police officers have a job to do and employees. Howard C. Parker, assistant director aren't doing their job." may appear compassionless even Gov. James A. Rhodes' one per AS A DIRECT result of the He said letters apologizing for the '"We will be making use of already of auxiliary services said. when they are not, Daoust explained cent cutback in state subsidies still is operating budget decrease, the post existing systems of campus mail Parker said the post office will still comments and explaining the causing repercussions at the office has had to revamp its services statements will be sent to University delivery and save money," Milliron continue to deliver mail twice a day "We're primarily interested in University as the operating and and can afford only five of the 10 said and dormitory mail service will not President Hollis A. Moore, Jr., getting the basic facts because it's personnel budgets are revised. student employes hired last year, University Provost Kenneth W. be affected by the actioa still fresh in their (the victim's) A $125,000 cutback in the operating according to John W. Sockman, "It is the job of management ad- Nusser also explained that while Rothe, Vice Provost for Student mind" Daoust said. budget, which funds temporary administrative specialist in the post Affairs Richard R. Eaten, University ministrators to try to spend dollars many department heads may feel employment and general cost for tht- office. as economically as possible," he their budgets have been cut Police Director Dale F. Shaffer and "The worst of it's over-the actual post office, ph; -leal plant and A. Inghram Milliron, dirctor of the News. said " and I think this system will drastically, some of their money has attack. The best part is yet to come- similar departments, has resulted in auxiliary services explained that workout." been placed in a centralized to see that person taken to court," he a decrease in both services and instead of post office employes AMY, A counselor at the Link who University fund for the use of all added student employment. delivering mail directly to the "THIS WILL give our employes departments. He said the money refused to disclose her full name, University Treasurer Paul R. various offices of the University, presented a report on the number of more time in the post office itself to could then be distributed more Meskin proposed having women Nusser said the personnel budget has mail will be delivered to a central sort mail. Instead of taking two evenly. rapes nationwide. police officers nn 24-hour call to talk In her report, Amy said 60 per cent with rape victims. of the men arrested for rape are between 16 and 24 vears old. "That Daoust said that this was not puts college students very high in the feasible because there are only two age groups that are rapists," she female police officers on the force, HRA asks for police review board said. but that in tne past female officers Because there is a high percentage have assisted male officers in rape By Renee Murawski The board which would consist of vious need for reform." UPCAC member Stefania E. Gross of women attending the University investigation. Staff Reporter and statistics point toward college- students and faculty members chose defended UPCACs usefulness in age males, there is "a strong in open elctions, would have the "WE'RE VERY suspicious of the monitoring police actions and urged Meskin also proposed offering The formation of a University power to hire, fire, discipline and set fact that no one seems to have any HRA memers to attend UPCAC potential of rape in this area," workshops to help University Police Meskin said Police Control Board designed to policy guidelines for University control. There are nebulous people meetings. officers understand rape. make University police more ac- Police. at the top, but who are they HRA member Edward Morris said Amy said many rapes go countable to the campus community, HRA member Robert W. Innes said responsible to?" Innes said. UPCAC was ineffectual becasue "it unreported and the primary reason A PROGRAM to inform women on is being proposed by the Human the group is proposing the plan Innes said the University Police- can exert moral power only." for this is the victim is afraid of being campus about rape was begun last Rights Alliance (HRA). because of the police forces's "ob- Community Advisory Committee The committee has never taken (UPCAC) is inadequate as a control any disciplinary action against of- board because it does not hold ficers violating students' rights, University Police accountable for according to Morris. their actions. "COMMlTlEfcS with only ad- "As far as I can determine, it visory capacity are not just useless, (UPCAC) is nothing more than a they're potentially harmful," Morris public relations device. It has no said "The more we participate in • power to determine policy," he said this type of committee the more we Innes said the control board would fall into a public relations trap." not only set policy, but also could Innes said the HRA will draw up a review and fire officers who "aren't statement of the control board's fit to deal with students.'' purpose and present a resolution for approval by campus governing "EVEN IF such powers never have bodies, such as Faculty Senate and to be exercised, the board should still the Student Government Association. hold them," he said If the reaction resolution is needed, Seeking reaction to the proposal, it will be forwarded to the Board of the HRA held an open meeting last Trustees, he said. night in the Taft Room, Union. About "I don't know what the resolution 12 interested students and faculty .will be, but I don't think we'll be members, including representatives dVerwhelmingly rebuffed by every of UPCAC, attended the sessioa organization on campus," Innes said Utility tunnel funds freed; construction bids solicited By Julie Rollo part, from yesterday's sale of Staff Reporter $6,600,000 in bonds. THERE WERE "three good bids" The state controlling board in that were "relatively close (for the Columbus Tuesday decided to release bonds)," but the accepted bid was $290,879 in state funds for the con- made by John Nuveen and Company, struction of a utility tunnel extension Inc. of Chicago, Nusser said. to service the new College of Musical The University will pay an average Arts Bldg. and student recreational interest rate of 5.7622 per cent, facility. although, the projected interest rate Treasurer Paul R Nusser, who was 6 to 6.75 per cent, Nusser said, represented the University at the adding the teirns "exceed my ex- Nswiphoto by Mindy Milligon meeting, said no questions were pectations." Afternoon Whether she stayed awake aU night studying for a apparently found enough time to catch up on tne raised by the board and the session Funds from the sale of the bonds midterm or just attended eight straight hours of sleep her professors had robbed from her. went "routinely." will be used for construction of the classes, this student in the Union's Falcon Nest An additional $123,073 is needed to student recreational facility. delight meet the estimated total cost of the Advertising for a contractor has tunnel. These funds will derive, in begun. V opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' endorsements common campaign cognizance The following are The Newt' endorsement* of national and state candidates, along with local legislative representatives. the United States since Ford was cost the taxpayers (a) $100 billion; WASHINGTON-As the exciting (b) $200 billion, (c)300B-l bombers. election campaign comes to a close sworn in as President. we must come to the following It doesn't pay to play golf in PRESIDENT FORD, according to president conclusions. Washington with a lobbyist. Jimmy Carter, doesn't care about Had Gerry Ford chewed gum on (a) people out of work (b) people in Although we feel both major candidates are qualified for the office, the second debate and walked at the The U.S., according to President need of health care (c) lunches for we support Gerald R. Ford, the Rebublican Incumbent, for the office. same time, he would have never put schoolchildren. During his term. Ford has demonstrated effective leadership his foot in his mouth. Ford, is respected throughout the abilities and has proven he can handle the office well. world, and anyone who says it isn't is Ford continually has practiced fiscal conservatism and has suc- tearing down the U.S. Walter Mondale loves pizza. ceeded in controlling inflation and unemployment rates as well as can The best time for Israel to get Robert Dole is crazy about kosher weapons from the United States is salami. be expected. THE U.S., according to Jimmy He has consistenly underspent his Congress' budget by billions of during the last three weeks of the Carter, is not respected around the Gerry Ford could live on soul food. dollars, providing an effective shock on the Democrat-controlled presidential campaign. President Ford can't balance his world because Henry Kissinger Jimmy Carter has a craving for Mexican tamales. legislative branch. checkbook. makes secret promises he never Ford also has demonstrated expertise in the handling of foreign THE BEST time for American keeps. pollcy-a quality lacking in challenger Jimmy Carter's largely farmers to get increased supports for If Ford is elected, he will probably President Ford is for increases in grain is three weeks before the appoint a Polish-American to the regional experience. The League of Women Voters is on oil and gas prices to provide in- electioa Supreme Court. Eugene McCarthy's enemy list. centives to private industry to see Vice President Rockefeller points what the American people don't get with the wrong finger. IF CARTER is elected, he will When someone apologizes for a cold this winter. u.s. senator pardon the editor of Playboy goof during a presidential campaign, Jimmy Carter does things in his magazine. it's called a "clarification." JIMMY CARTER is for nuclear heart that he could be arrested for if energy until we find means of har- The News also supports incumbent Republican Senator Robert he did them in 30 of the 50 states he's Congress is resoponsible for If Jimmy Carter gets elected, nessing the sun. Taft for reelection to Congress. been campaigning in. everything that has gone wrong in according to President Ford, it will Although Taft is far from outspoken, his policies have reflected an Never, never tell an ethnic story to honest attempt to represent the people of the State of Ohio In the John Dean on a plane during a Senate. Primarily becasuse of his efforts. Ohio has been allocated presidential campaign. funds for Its first national park (the Cuyahoga Valley National Betty Ford is more popular with Recreation Area), reportedly convincing the President of the merits of the voters than Gerry Ford. the plan although Ford had Intended to veto it. Taft has constantly voted responsibly and with Ohloans In mind. Rosalynn Carter is more popular He deserves your vote. with the voters than Jimmy Carter. IF JIMMY Carter is elected to the Presidency, he will never lie to the ohio supreme court American people. If President Ford is elected to the In the race for the two positions on the Ohio Supreme Court, the White House, he will rename the News endorses both Republican candidates-Don P. Brown and presidential yacht the "Mayaquez." ABC television needs a new sound William J. Morrlssey Jr. Both candidates are experienced lawyers and judges and are system. capable of serving on the Ohio Supreme Court. Brown has visited the University and has taken an interest In If Jimmy Carter wins, everyone problems facing students here. who works for the government will In the other race, the people of Ohio will not lose no matter who Is ha ve to go to Sunday school. elected. Morrlssey and his opponent Ralph S. Locher, are out- If Ford loses, he plans to write a standing Judges with exceptional experience, with Morrlssey having book titled, "Washington on $5 a more time on the bench. Day."
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For the 5th Congressional District seat, which encompasses most
■ . of Northwest Ohio, the News makes no endorsements. In our opinion, neither candidate can effectively represent the district or is deserving of our support. is good health out of the question?
WASHINGTON - Health care is The poor are already going to the occurrences. Although some hop- state representative another one of those issues where doctors more than the non-poor. Why sitals in the competition for Ford and Carter disagree about how not spend the money making life customers have made efforts to The News, however, does strongly support state Rep. Charles F. much but not about how. They're healthier? Isn't there every reason make themselves somewhat less Kurfess for re-election. arguing over how much money to put such an approach would cost less and dreadful, most people hate them and Nlcholot Kurfess, a 20-year veteran from the 83rd district, is Ohio House into a system of medical care which do more for people. Mr. Peanut, would be delighted to stay out of when are we going to hear you say them minority leader and former speaker of the house. He has done a would be left untouched in every von Hoffmon commendable job leading his party and all representatives in making otherway. This may take care of the you'd like the food stamp program resonslble dicisions. compensation problem for the changed to exclude all processed TAXPAYERS OUGHT to be Moreover, Kurfess has taken an active interest in University predicted doctor surplus but what foods, potato chips, Twinkies and delighted, since anything, any ser- students and often has considered their point of view in analyzing will it do for the public's health? Breakfast Fuzzles? Imagine what a vice performed in a hospital costs legislation. The position of both candidates is food stamp program restricted to twice as much or more than the same Kurfess has managed to stay in contact with the people of the simple-minded one that health is Cancer" by Dr. Ronald Glasser in the fresh fruits, meat, vegetables and service performed in one form of an his district and set an excellent example for other, less-experienced purely a function of money. Neither October "Washington Monthly."). dairy products might contribute to outpatient clinic or another. "The, legislators to follow. addresses himself to what large, new emptying hospital beds. result of unnecessary hospltalization Charles Kurfess is a proven leader and effective representative-he doses of money may do to aggravate WE AMERICANS are all going a was illustrated during a doctors' should be returned to the house for another term. the problems of iatrogenic or doctor- little nutty about health, but just for But that's the problem There are strike in San Francisco in 1975," caused disease. Some observers that reason you'd think that one of already perhaps as many as a writes David Hapgood (in another believe that iatrogenic illness has the candidates might talk about quarter of a million extra hospital article of the "Washington Monthly" reached epidemic proportions, and, health, as opposed to health in- beds. It's that slack that President cited above). "When hospitals were while that may be an exaggeration, surance systems, if only because the Ford's major medical insurance closed except for emergency cases, Letters in a nation that annually performs government has had such a large program would take care of. A the hospitals found there was no humane and economical medical noticeable public demand for their Stepping out of the over-decorated over 700,000 hysterectomies blithe hand in making us sick. That's the promises of more money for the docs symbolic importance of continuing to program would be designed to make missing services, and they concluded offices into the cold October air, I got the public had been 'spoiled.'" bureaucracy the feeling that maybe I should set is one of the grosser forms of vote have a tobacco subsidy. hospital stays rare and unusual my fantasies of expanded education jobbery. Facilitating the production of the aside, and the moral of the story single most dangerous substance to seems to be "go ahead and dream, CARTER'S performance on these public health is a clear statement of As I looked arond a plush, but just don't dream too big." And questions is the more aggravating for the values of the people who control upholstery-latent room the words exactly where does that put he is the candidate who never shuts the government. Ending tobacco The BTS Wews "I'm sorry, son, but we just don't education? up for boasting about his leaderhsip subsidies won't end smoking any have any money to help you with" abilities. He represents himself as a more than getting junk food out of Steve Landrum man of new ideas and different public schools will end candy con- were offered once more as a reason 329Prout Page 2 - Thursday, October 28,1976 why I had somehow failed again to departures. sumption, bad teeth and diabetes, but walk into the right office. Playing Ford has never claimed to be more it will be a start in teaching people EDITORIAL STAFF the "see-the-student-run" game was than an old alumn, or to regard a full that the best and cheapest health editor Joseph I. wollet H getting old, and I had to wonder if four-year term as much more than insurance for most of us is taking managing editor kevin b. mccray let's hear from you an extended homecoming weekend. care of the vessels of our souls. news editor patneia a. thomas there was a right office, or if maybe jamesa. tluiewtki You cant expect anything better of editorial editor getting a small summer scholarship The News welcomes We have to leam how to do that, wire editor william p. saunders to study in France was just too in- opinion from its readers in Ford on this question than his and it would help us if one of the makeup editor robert w. bortel the form of letters to the jamming a needle into the nation's sports editor willis c.ettep consequential to burden this presidential candidates would object photo editor mindv milligan education system with. editor which comment on arm to give an untested, probably to the food stamp program and the But then, maybe I'm dreaming too published columns, editorial worthless, if not actually harmful, other food-giveaway programs ■ USINESSSTAFF much. Somewhere I've gotten the policy or any topic of Interest vaccination to immunize us against a because their first purpose isn't to business manager douglasa. blank idea that having an international All letters should be disease which doesn't seem to exist. supply good wholesome nutrition, but advertising manager gordon t.sayre typewritten and triple Now why doesn't Carter, the new sales manager lynned. marsak studies major means more than just to sell off excess inventory of production manager robert w bortel reading books and writing papers; spaced. They mutt be signed man with the new ideas, attack Ford processed, killer junk foods. that it also includes experiencing and the author's address and on it? Why doesn't Carter get busy people, cultures and living styles. telephone number must be and start talking about carcinogens THE POOR already average 5.6 The BC Newt It published daily Tuetday through Friday during the regular in our food and our air and our school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowling Green And even though I can graduate with included for verification. visits to the doctor per year, com- State University under the authority oi the University Publications Committee. such a degree never having left the Letters can be sent to: water? People are worried and pared to 4.9 by the non-poor. At the Opinions eipretted by columnists do not necessarily relied the opinions ol The country, I just cant justify that to Letters To the Editor, The BG baffled by these questions and same time the poor have between two BG Newt, the University administration, the faculty or ttaff or the State of Ohio. News, IN University Hall looking for someone who can ar- and three times the rates of the non- Editorialt and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion of the majority of the mem myself. I suppose trying to establish ticulate a better and a wiser public bert of The BG Newt Editorial Board. an education experience outside of The News reserves the poor for such diseases as arthritis, The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em. the existing requirements is a bit odd right to reject any letters If policy than we have now. diabetes, hypertension and heart ployert and do notditcriminate in hiring practicet. also, but certainly no more of an they are deemed In bad taste Carter might be stumping for the conditions. These are all diseases The Newt will not accept advertiting that it deemed discriminatory, degrading mandatory use of the Ames Test for or insulting on the basis of race, tea or national origin. enigma than having a million dollars or malicious. No personal where bad (not mall nutrition and All rightt to material published in The BG Newt are reterved. laying around for a nice new alumni attacks or name-calling wui cancer-causing agents before any unhealthy living habits seem to play center while there's nothing be published. chemical may be used. Have you a very large part. Editorial and ButinettOtficet ever noticed that men who talk about I0» University Hall available anywhere to one who Readers wishing to submit Bowling Green State University guest columns should follow a leaderhsip seldom lead? (For more simply wants to learn. Itseemstobe What is the point of spending more Bowling Green, Ohio 4140) a strange set of priorities. similar procedure. about the Ames Test and related Phone I 111] VI 1001 matters, see "The Real Cause of money for medical treatment here? The BG News, Thursday, October28, W76 Page 3 Day in Review Evironmental opinions viewed From Associated Press Reports Jimmy Carter's en- Opposite views on almost Ford has kept the national ported the Price-Anderson pushed through a $10 vironmental policies were every conservation issue park system on a very low Act which limits industry million park acquisition rated as "outstanding" by are held by Ford and budget. Recently, he has liability for nuclear ac- program the nonpartisan California Carter. The following proposed more land and cidents. Strict water pollution THE FORD administration said "We do not believe that Vitamin C has and National League of synopses of the candidates' funding for the park ser- Disapproval has been standards that require yesterday that government spending so widespread usefulness as a cold Conservation Voters, while positions was taken from vice but has opposed most voiced by Ford on industries to use the best far this year has fallen $11.4 billion remedy," the doctors concluded. President Gerald R. Ford's the conservation voters' proposals for new park requirements for double available control below what was budgeted. The new study was directed by Dr. policies were given a report. acquisition. bottoms on tankers to technology to curb their Many economists both in and out of John F. Coulehan at the University of "hopeless" rating. He has been impounding prevent oil spills after pollution by 1983 are the government say the shortfall in Pittsburgh Medical School. It is The League of Con- FORD and releasing funds off and accidents. favored by Carter. spending may have been a major cause reported in an issue of the New England servation Voters con- on for sewage treatment of the slowdown in economic growth in Journal of Medicine for publication ducted a six-month in- Ford's record shows plants, and he offered DOMESTIC ENERGY HE ALSO thinks the auto the past six months. The shortfall in today. vestigation into the that he ignored the Office many weakening amen- production should be in- industry can and should spending in the last three months alone The virtues of Vitamin C have been presidential candidates' of Management and dments to the Water creased by the expansion comply with existing auto has been $7.6 billion. debated since Nobel laureate Linus stands on the conservation Budget (OMB) and gave Pollution Control Act. of Western stripmining for emission standards in the When the government spends less Pauling said in 1970 people who took of natural resources. the Army Corps of coal, according to Ford. Clean Air Act. than is budgeted, it buys less than large daily doses of the drug would have Though the candidates Engineers and the Bureau FORD also supports auto During his ad- Carter supports a strong planned, which can result in a slowdown fewer colds. He also said the colds they have not paid much at- of Reclamation the biggest industry demand to delay ministration. Ford toxic substance bill that in production and loss of profits and jobs did get would be less severe. tention to the conservation budgets in their history. auto emission standards in stressed energy production requires pre-market in the private economy. issue, a recent poll showed Ford has impounded the Clean Air Act for an over conservation and testing of new chemicals, Administration budget experts have that 31 per cent of the reforestation funds ap- additional five years. spent only 2 per cent of his whether the Environ- been at a loss to fully explain the American people say the propriated by Congress in Ford tried to weaken the $5 billion energy research mental Protection Agency reasons for the federal spending ESCALATING SNIPER and mortar candidates' record on 1975 and allowed the forest toxic substance bill, which budget on conservation (EPA) has evidence that slowdown, even though it has been fire and feuding among Christian for- conservation of natural service to continue ex- requires pre-market technology. they are dangerous or not. known for several months that a ces, Palestinians and the Syrians resources would be an tensive clearcutting and screening of potentially Ford has also showed While serving as slowdown was taking place. threatened yesterday to wreck the new important factor in how logging in wilderness dangerous chemicals support for the landing of governor, Carter showed cease-fire in I«banoa Christians they cast their vote next areas. before they can be sold the super sonic transport no interest in Georgia's looked with suspicion on the Syrians, week. During most of his term. commercially. (SST). endangered species, but their allies only a few days ago. The President does favor supports a ban on predator THE CAPTAIN of a Mississippi River Hospitals and militia officials a moratorium on com- CARTER poisons on public lands. He ferry packed with early morning reported a dozen persons killed in a 24- County may split mercial whaling and also also supports a commuters was "almost legally drunk" hour period, twice as many as during has lifted a ban on the use On the other side of the moratorium on com- when his craft collided with a tanker, the previous days of the truce. More LOS ANGELES (AP)- of the big county, including of cyanide to kill predators issues, Carter says he will mercial whaling. killing an estimated 100 persons, a than 15 mortar shells hit the area of The chipping away at the the heavily populated San on public lands, but kept ' "Get the corps of engineers Carter gives low coroner said yesterday. Beirut International Airport and no nation's most populous Ferando and San Gabriel the ban for other predator out of the dam building priorities to the breeder 'This ferryboat captain had been airline was willing to resume service county has begun with a valleys. And county of- poisons. business," and he sup- nuclear reactor and op- drinking,"' said New Orleans Coroner under current conditions, aviation proposal on the Nov. 2 ficials, concerned over a Ford allowed the ported protection of the poses renewal of the Price- Frank Minyard. sources reported. ballot to create the first dwindling tax base, fear Federal Energy New River much earlier Anderson Act. As "He was almost legally drunk, and Christian leaders vowed yesterday new county in California in passage of the Canyon Administration to use than Ford. governor, he opposed this, coupled with the fact that he was at never to let Arab League peacekeeping 70 years. County initiative would public funds to lobby Carter favors strict rules expansion of the Barn well. the end of his shif t-the drinking and the forces police their areas in the north and boost other separatist against nuclear safety to insure trees are S.C. nuclear facility fatigue-in my judgment, impaired his south of Lebanon and predicted Both principle and movements, though no one initiatives in California replaced on a sustained because of safety judgment and ability to handle his resumption of the 18-month civil war. economics are involved in is talking about its chances and other states. High yield basis. problems. vessel." the move to create Canyon for passage. priority has been given to As governor, Carter A national commitment Minyard said the autopsy on Capt. County, which would slice the breeder nuclear worked to expand to eastern deep-mined coal Egidio Auletta, completed yesterday, GENERAL MOTORS turned in a away nearly one-fourth of reactor, and he has sup- Georgia's park system and as the main source for showed a blood alcohol content of .09 per record-shattering performance during I
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Cheryl Fritz, Judy ShebeU, Cathie FuUerton,Jorja Funtash, Lori Spurlock, Debi Gatzke.Gayle Vardy, Karin Glauner, Kathryn Voss,Katherine HeUinger, Ann 1T>e BG News, Thursday, October 28,1976 Page 5 i Prosecutor candidates explain philosophies Editor's note: City and torney is being hotly taking on more of the ran for the post in 1972 but child support, Lotz claims. cases, in addition to acting Local Briefs comity flections are the contested by two Bowling workload himself. lost by about 60 votes to the If elected, he would follow as attorney to all county focus o( a week-long series Green attorneys, present prosecuting at- the Uniform Reciprocal school boards, and boards ol stories examining focal Republican John S. ANOTHER part of torney, Daniel T. Spitler. Support Act, which tracks of trustees. Microwaves candidates and issues. Chert wood and Democrat Cheetwood's platform down the fathers all over Warren J. Lotz. includes the promise to A lifelong Bowling Green the U.S by their Social "The balance of the job Dr. Gerald Dunifer, assistant professor of physics at By Gail Harris prevent crime and im- resident, Cheetwood is a Security numbers. is in civil litigation," Lotz Wayne State University, will speak at 4 p.m. tonight in Staff Reporter Cheetwood, 32, said he prove the criminal justice graduate of Duke said. "I think my opponent 269 Overman Hall. His subject will be "Microwaves believes the county should system. University and Ohio State Another point the 50- thinks of it in more of a and Metals: Some Experimental Measurements," The race for Wood have a "working which encompasses his current work in experimental College of Law. He serves year-old Lotz stressed is prosecuting way, but you solid state physics. County prosecuting at- prosecutor," one who "The prevention of as president of the Bowling the adoption of a victim- have to be as zealous in. personally is involved in crime is everyone's job, Green Chamber of Com- witness program. He handling civil cases doing the job. but it is up to the merce and is a member of explained that it is mainly because the job is more prosecutor to supply the several civic associations. a public relations program than handling criminal French cluster He said he would like to leadership," he said. to keep both victims and cases." An informational meeting for the winter quarter bring organization to the A practicing attorney for HE OPPONENT, Lotz, witnesses informed about French Cluster will be at 7 p.m. today in the Wayne office and better legal seven years, he said he has been a practicing all aspects of a case He said he thinks he is Room. Union. service to county would strive to separate attorney for three years throughout a trial. well-suited to the job The cluster is designed to meet Group n Arts and residents. politics from the job. "I'm and has two main points to because he has served as Sciences requirements. Students earn credit for Cheetwood said he would running as a Republican, his platform. Lotz said he views the an assistant county French 102,103, 201 and 202. Those interested can also reduce the number of but I'm running as a Citizens have been job as one-fifth juvenile prosecutor and a Center contact Dr. Arthur R. Neisberg by telephoning 372- assistants in the office, lawyer," he said. "ripped off" by absentee work and one-third Twp. trustee. He has not 2667. thereby saving money and Cheetwood previously fathers who refuse to pay prosecution of felony previously run for office. BARGAIN PRICES ************¥******-¥■*-¥-* FOR AMERICA'S THIRD CENTURY £r\ In mm Wood Franklin John G. 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SERIAL Metzenbaum Monday-Friday Edwards Carter Mondale Con j, ess U.S. Senate President Vic* President 3 7:25 a.m. 12:15 a.m. NEXT WEEK "Th« Mon Who Mord«fS P«opU FOR INTEGRITY (•scop*) SERVICE AND Brought to you PROGRESS by DEMOCRATS PIs Fr/sch's Big Boy -FeU >- •, Weed Cewrty De*e ByJaneMusgrave Unlike most cameras respond to these changes circulatory problems. The Staff Reporter which merely reproduce accordingly. camera would indicate the image in front of them, THE RESULTING "cool" spots on the body When you're hot, you're this camera records the photograph would give tlie that could be the result of hot but when you're not, subject's temperature girl's "temperature faulty circulation. you may appear to be variations. The camera profile." Her skin would Also, there Is evidence nothing more than a black responds to invisible in- appear white since it emits that slight temperature blob. frared radiation or what is the most heat. Her hair, changes can indicate the Although this is not a commonly referred to as slightly cooler than her presence of tumors. "If particularly flattering heat radiation. skin, would appear gray this proves to be the case, image, it is one that could "EVERYTHING above and her clothing, cooler these photographs could result if Dr. Edgar B. absolute zero emits still, would be almost replace X-rays because Singleton, professor of electro-magnetic black. they are safer. There are physics, were to take your radiation," Singleton no risks involved, as there picture using his depart- explained. "The human ALTHOUGH Singleton are with X-rays," ment's specialized eye is not sensitive to the said he enjoys playing with ALREADY the cameras camera. majority of these heat the camera, taking are being used to detect waves. This camera, numerous pictures of the breast cancer, he added. however, is equipped with faculty and students of the Singleton himself is extremely sensitive physics department, these using the camera in an radiation detectors cameras are proving to be engineering research enabling it to record this valuable resources in project. He is studying the heat radiation." many areas of scientific temperature changes in Suppose a blonde-haired and technological steel bars as they are being [L0TZ1 girl wearing a gray researclL pulled to the breaking PROSECUTOR sweater were to have her "The cameras can be point. The results of his picture taken using this used on anything where research may be used to camera. Different parts of you want to know if Iieat is develop metals of greater N*w«ffa>*> by Dont*' "o her body would emit involved," Singleton said. strength, he said. Dr. Edgar B. Singleton demonstrates the Infrared camera used to record heat varying degrees of TTiese cameras have Thus winter Singleton Paid Political Ad radiation. Although he has only been taking "temperature profiles" of faculty radiation. The camera's been taken aboard and Dr. A. Jarad (Yandall, Infrared and students he plans to photograph buildings to determine the heat loss to radiation detectors would satellites to survey the associate professor of better utilize the University's energy. earth in terms of infrared physics, are planning to radiation, according to take pictures of some Singleton. Environ- campus buildings. By The Bros, of mentalists have used the examing the photographs, Rhodesion drama almost over? camera to detect thermal they will be able to GENEVA, Switzerland the assurance that white easily yield the control it elsewhere in their African pollution in lakes and determine how much heat lAP) - The Rhodesian mastery' is on its way out in has exercised for 11 years. Colonies. No outside rivers. is wasted. Although the drama enters a new and their homeland. The basic black-white government has yet In the area of medicine, men were not contracted maybe final phase But on the eve of a disagreement over the acknowledged the these cameras may prove by the University to in- tomorrow when black laboriously-organized conference's purpose unilateral declaration of to be invaluable diagnostic vestigate the issue, the nationalist leaders meet settlement conference, remained unresolved. independence. tools, Singleton said. results of their research Prime Minister Ian Smith Smith's white minority It was on Nov. 11, 1965. Congratulate their new Actives There is a possibility that probably will be made on an equal basis for the government betrayed no that Smith broke away Ambassador lor Richard they could be used to detect available, he said. first time. They will carry readiness to swiftly or from Britain, refusing to of Britain will preside over accede to Britain's wishes the afternoon opening in Dale Verner Doug Curtis to hand power over to the ornate council blacks in Rhodesia as the chamber of Geneva's Charlie Stoner Steve Frank DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN 76 British were doing Palais des Nations. Roger Chaney Randy Smith SEND A WORKING AAAN TO COLUMBUS TO REPRESENT YQU IN THE SENATE VOTE 0 JAMES R. COPLEY For State Senate in the 2nd District OOPIEY is appalled by Ids opponent's lack of concern for the consumers. He cites Mr. Gillinor's votes against an amendment to SB-94 and against an emergency clause on SB-SKI as two prime examples of his lack of concern. Legislative approval of either could have saved the consumers some of the 530 Mil.I JON DOU.AKS in UTI1JTY RATE INCREASES, presently before die Public Utility Commission of OWo. The Pizza People Issued by: Copley for State SEN ATI-: '76 Committee Rose Stearns, Treas., 2913 Eagle ville Road, Fostoria, Ohio. invite you to a HALLOWEEN HAPPENING this week-end at "As an Army officer, you find a certain esprit Domino's in belonging to a unit and getting the job done. 352-5221 There's nothing in civilian life that compares.' "I had a management position in civilian life, as n television producer. I've found the Army much more challenging because you're responsible for your people 24 hours a day. You spend a lot of time looking out for -•»■ their interests. Little things like helping Cheeffwood someone get n loan. I don't think there's Prosecuting Attorney uny place iii civilian life where you are given so total a responsibility for people." PdrlKjl MnUHMMM Roosevelt Thomas is a communications officer at Port Knox. He's in charge of operations and maintenance of communi- cations equipment used by his battalion. MOULTON "1 supervise about 15 people. And you FOR have to get to know them. And core about them. Because everything that happens to CLERK OF COURTS them affects their ability to do the job. "You get a real sense of belonging when BILL MOULTON ■ your people work together and accomplish IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDE something. We installed a telephone sys- tem for all the companies here. We strung BETTER SERVICE BY THE about two miles of wire and got the job done in a day and a half. It wos something CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE we took a lot of pride in. You don't have Hoo»v«lt Thorn , 2nd Lt Signal l\>rp§. Huquvsnr I I that in a civilian job. You might have My opponents: •ttv. IVlilirnl Sc ff H<»TV some loyalty to your boss or to your com- pany, but not t he real sense of belonging you get in the military." 25-30 years of law enforcement You can prepare for responsibility as an Army officer while you're earning your college degree. Army ROTC offers you leadership courses resulting in your officer's commission upon graduation. in the Sheriff's department of "One ol the biggest challenges is the tremendous amount of coordination that you have to do. Like setting up training schedules for people in other units. You H«w>'» al- Wood Countydo not necessarily| ways have direct responsibility for the people who need the 'raining. So you ha»e to be very diplomatic in dealing »ith their company commanders who outrank you. qualify you to serve as Clerk "I would recommend the Army to anyone for three years. Because of the basic mana- gerial experience you get in a lot of different areas, the responsibility for people that of Courts. you have. I don't think that three years as an Army officer on your record will hurt anybody." VOTE NOV. 2 ARMY ROTC. LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD. MOULTON For Clerk of Court For more information, contact: John O'Neil, lr<7 Memorial Hall or call 37?-?'77. X Co Ch Che* Bard J«a-ne Caprtr 1301 Ctvfe O. Norhwod Ohb The BG News. Thursday, October 28,1976 Page 7 ,' ■ -■ * f Some of the 1.200 high school journalists who visited campus Wednesday examine award-winning yearbooks at the 24th annual Northern Ohio Scholastic Press Association (NOSPA) workshop at right. The workshop covered news writing, editing, ad- vertising, photography, yearbook publication and broadcast journalism skills. Doug B\ num. left, a publishing company representative, tells students how to get ad- vertising for yearbooks. lie is a representative of the Hunter Publishing Co. Led Zeppelin lethargy persists as live album rusts , Review by groups looking to cash in. the trend, and the results never seen the band in guitarist Jimmy Page has carries the excitement of a out of his double-neck 1 can't decide ii "The Leclandenberger Bands from Rush to range from exciting to concert. Aside for a few been at work on the project show opener very well as Renaissance have released Gibson, Song Remains the Same" disappointing. poor quality bootleg tapes, for three years. All Page and drummer John AT TIMES he cooks, but will reveal itself as another If there was one trend in live sets hoping just to get the live sound of the material is from the first Ronham step into the , rock music during the hist a fraction of the attention mostly the track comes off fine Led Zeppelin album or LED ZEPPELIN has premiere heavy metal five Zeppelin albums, as spotlight. in a wave of self in- continue to give the Im- year, it had to be the that Frampton's album never indulged in a live group remains a mystery Page thinks that is the release of an enormous received. dulgence. I can't lielp but pression on that it could album, much to the to most. music most people who see But from the end of feel that a shorter, tighter have been done much i amount of live albums. Needless to say, none of chagrin of their followers. " "'Hie Song Remaias the the film will be com- Peter Frampton got the them are likely to come "Rock'n'Roll", the version would have been better, Fans have had to settle for Same" is the soundtrack to fortable with. spontaneity seems to fade. much more satisfying. ball rolling with his anywhere close to it. But extremely well-done studio the f ilin of the same name. Side one starts off with a "Celebration Day," "The Hie album wouldn't have ' "Frampton Comes Alive!" not to be outdone by work and. unless they lived The original cuts that It was recorded during one blazing version of Rain Song" and "No been complete without appear here are classics . record ;ind its popularity anyone, I-cd Zeppelin has close to a city of at least of the 1973 Madison Square "Rock'n'Roll", a song with was the go sign to other released its contribution to Quarter" arc pale Stairway to Heaven" and and maybe it would have eight million, probably Garden performances and a well-deserved name. It imitations of tlic studio an 11-minute version is been better to leave them versions. Page plays all included. The attempt is as they were. Perhaps the electric and ignores the nice, but there really isn't movie will provide some Candidates vow better public service acoustic guitar, losing the much hope of Improving on insights into the album and By Gail Harris per cent more business been indexed in a prove the office as they title transfer notices to all feel of the originals in the the original. make it more listonable. Staff Reporter since I've been in." geographic or track index came along. county media, not to a few, process. The album ends with Until then. I'll have to This has been partly that is kept up to date, he "•Whole l --'ii. The photographer for senior pictures will be at the Key - today through The biggest selection anywhere In the most. Nov. 19. Don't delay! colors and sizes We've got it All m one place : Ours Fall into the Gap for app't call today 372-0086 FRANKLIN PARK ; 9 ^^^—!<*. '•'.■■'■':; t turn Page 8 Tne BG News, -Thursday, October 28,1976 Woman calls surgery'miracle' LOUISVIIi£,Ky.(AP)- said Mary Dueer, lying in a worked for 25 years worked pretty fast," Dueer -"I had no idea this could bed at Jewish Hospital, her " without ever getting hurt. said. "Before long I was on be done," says a 53-year- hands wrapped in ban- a plane to Louisville and in old woman who lost eight dages. "It's just a miracle. "I WAS working on a surgery." fingers last week in an I've got them back." machine, cutting books, industrial accident but now and somehow I got my Although a Dayton teen- has 10 again. "It's She commented hands too close and down ager underwent similar amazing. It's wonderful." yesterday, one week after the cutter went and surgery a few months ago "It would be awful if I the accident in the Dayton someone said, 'Mary's here, Dueer said she never couldn't use my hands," printing firm where she'd hurt.' I looked down and dreamed such an operation STAtMVM said, 'Oh my gosh, I'm was possible. The Dayton BOX OFFICE hurt,' and realized my teenager, Lisa Stephens, Cinema 1*2 OPENS 11:30 P.M. fingers were gone," Dueer lost a hand in an auto said. accident. It was "replanted" and her She was rushed to physicians predict she'll MIDNIGHT MOVIES Dayton's St. Elizabeth eventually regain full use FOR ADULTS Medical Center, where of the limb. doctors telephoned Dr. FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY! Harold Kleinert at Jewish Hospital, who established a "The doctor in Dayton "microsurgery," unit told me it could be done. ALL SEATS $1.25 several years ago that has He said 'they are won- become famous for derful there, they can do replanting severed limbs. anything,' and that made me feel a little better," "TOEY PACKED my Dueer said of her feelings hands in ice, and they after the accident. Cheetwood Prosecuting Attorney N»wipho-o by Doniel Ho , PoHUcal Ad«*f1iwfn*n1 Vice presidential candidate Robert J. Dole (R.-Kansas) reaches out to the Handshake crowd at Franklin Park Mall during a campaign stop Tuesday night. Dole was greeted by an enthusiastic audience during his hour-long visit. ■ II // Justice is action—not words'' At Aiitifooi County Prosecutor. Warren counseled local (Nnt Municipal Court Pioiecutoi. Warren Loti* Won en lotf .-merely believe* that the Prosecuting Attorney school b.ii.it!i ond their superintendents lib* Homy Woff.n and hit wife, Evelyn Louisa ("Lou") hovo throe daughter! con do a good |ob only by keeping m touch with every ZobomiaV of North Baltimore. include the proc'icol learning, a* and education Suion Joyce and Deborah Deb 1* engaged to Mark Stukey. om I U low School at well at the city* mm Wood County community including BG S U Warren Lotz is qualified and experienced. » Practicing Attorney [Graduate ol the Unl • Member of the Ohio Academy ol Trial vanity ol Toledo law School). lawyer*. »Currently Prosecutor ol tha Bowling e Member ol the Proiecuting Attorney* Green Municipal Court. Asioclotlon. » Three (3) yaart ot Attlttant Wood County • Attended numerous temlnart ol the Crim- Prosecutor handling criminal and civil inal Legal Education Institute. cotei. • Attended NorthwOBtorn Unlvertlty Prose- » Member of the Wood County. Ohio State cutor* School. and American lor Associations. • Registered Proleasionol Engineer (Grod- ■ Member ol tha American Trial Lawyer* uota ol the Univertily ol tlllnolt). At IOC lotion, e Twenty (20) year* experience in butine** and engineering. Warren Lotz has a proven record of community service. Warren l| a Center Township Truttee. He olio wa* counsel to hi* lellow trusiee* while serving in the Projecting Attorney'* office (A Troy e Trustee of Center Township (currently • Membei ol the Wood County farm Bureau. Iwp Truitee* meeting i* shown above.) serving his 7th year). • Member ol the Notional Society ol Pro- a World War II U.S. Navy veteran visional Engineer*. • Member of Pemberville American Lag Ion. e Member ol the Amateur Trapshooting a Member ol tha Wood County and Ohio Association. Township Truttoas and Clark* Aitocla- • Member ol the bowling Green Stata Uni- tion. versity Folc on Club. e Member ol the bowling Green Chomber ol e Member ol numerous fraternal organlia- Commerce. Warren Lotz possesses maturity and has a stake in Wood County. • Af • — 4* • Owns horn* at 11540 Kramar Rood . W»« — F..l,n lo.n. ("lOU") • Attandi $1. Mark's lutnaron Church In ■ 3 Doughion — Joyca. Doboroh and Susan. Bowling Groan. Warren Lotz is a man of innovations and ideas. »A victim witneii information program Is • Sove taxpayer's child support dollars by needad which heaps the innocent at well cooperating with the new federal pro- informed about a criminal proceeding as gram to locate end Identify runaway out- Warren goal whore hot needed. Ha listen* batter. He follow* through I the alleged criminal. ol-state obsantea fothars and get thorn to Warren lots has the courtroom Warren ha* practlcad before the pay lor tha support ol their chlldran. experience needed In the Pro** Ohio Court ol Appeal* the Ohio ocutor't oHIce. He ha* both crim- Supreme Court, the Federal Dis- inal ond civil experience. trict Court a* well o* Municipal end Common Pleas Courts. L0TZI rtOMCUTOt Warren Lotz DEMOCRAT Werren It new ■oorlUf, Green's Assistant Ctty Attorney (Municipal Prosecuting Attorney Court Prosecutor). He wet appointed by Oty Attorney Patrick Crowiay to handle tha city'* criminal work. Paid lo> by the Lou Prosecutor Committea. Jack*on I Millar. Chwrpanon. 123 Ea«t Court Straat. Bowling Graan. Ohio 43402 - Political Advartisomant The BG News, Thursday, October 28,1976 Page 9 Loan interest benefits increase Icy marsh, 'slob' hunters By Julie RoUo until four months after to supplement other forms sent to the Ohio Student Staff Reporter graduation or termination of aid, Smith said. Loan Commission for of studies. After this To be eligible, students approbation and The maximum adjusted period, a student would must be enrolled at least guarantee. ruin start of duck season family income eligible to pay 7 per cent interest on half-time at the University SMITH SAB) a student By Bill Fink wasnt until the sun came up that I noticed the marsh was receive federal interest the money. and have good academic benefits for guaranteed standing (subject to ap- may borrow as much as Outdoors Columnist covered with a thin layer of ice except for the spots $2,500 a year and a where we had trudged through that morning. student loans will increase THE GUARANTEED proval by the Ohio Student from 15,000 to $25,000 Nov. student loan is "a major loan Commissioni maximum of $7,500 during When I awoke Saturday morning, my mother was four years. angrily shaking me, obviously disturbed by the fact that AFTER THE first group of hunters came, another 1, according to Beryl D. source of financial Applications for loans my alarm had gone off without my hearing it. group followed, and then another, until we were Smith, director of the of- assistance for many may be obtained from fice of student financial students from middle banks, credit unions or Other provisions that A quick gathering of my senses reminded me that it surrounded. It became apparent that our spot was no will become effective next was 3:30 a.m., and four friends would soon be arriving to family secret aid. income families," Smith insurance companies. The increase means said. It is designed to offer Smith said. The ap- month "are aimed at pick me up to go duck hunting. As the legal hunting time began, the silence of the reducing the default rate," After only an hour's sleep, I grabbed my down coat, morning was replaced with shotgun blasts. It gave me the "most families with gross assistance to students plication should be sub- incomes up to $30,000 whose family income does mitted to the Office of Smith said. "Students are shotgun and hip waders as my partners pulled into the feeling of being in the middle of World War II. prohibited from drive. We saw a couple of hundred ducks fly over, but had would be eligible for a not permit them to receive Financial Aid. 305 Student subsidized loan," Smith grants or loans under Services Bldg., which will discharging their loans I knew it was going to be "one of those trips" when I very few shots, about a half-dozen between the five of us. through bankruptcy for a spilled a full cup of scorching coffee all over the front seat No sooner would a flight of ducks decide to drop down explained. He said interest federal and state programs certify the eligibility would be paid by the through the University.'' requirements. If approved, period of five years after of the driver's truck. into the marsh than another hunter would pop up and the repayment period open fire. About 90 per cent of the ducks weren't in range federal government while However, some students the application will be the student is in school and apply for guaranteed loans returned to the lender and starts." AN HOUR'S drive found us at the Grand River Wikflife of a cannon, let alone a shotgun. Duck hunters call this A one-year deferment for Area in Trumbull County Ohio. After parking the truck, "skyblasting"-a worthless waste of shells. unemployment or hardship we had about a half-hour walk back into the marsh where cases also is provided, as we planned to hunt. Then there was the man hunting to the left of us who Italy's treasury lacks funds are criminal penalties for It was a beautiful morning, the sky glittered with stars. was vainly attempting to use a duck call. Duck calling is forgery and fraud. Smith There wasn't much of a moon, however, and walking an artful skill, requiring hours of practice to perfect. I'm ROME (AP)-Formany treasury lacks funds for the cities of Genoa, Venice, said borrowers are single-file back into the brush at 5:30 a.m., it was pitch convinced I could have attracted more ducks by belching Italian workers, yesterday October wages. They Naples and Palermo are required to notify lenders black. Between the five of us "educated" college than he did with his call. was monthly pay day as poured into the factory and putting money in the en- of address changes. A students, we had only one flashlight, held by the guy in usual but for others threatened trouble. velopes of their municipal grace period of four front of the column. As we trudged through mud almost a THE FEW ducks that managed to secretly sneak sagging municipal and workers perhaps for the months is allowed before foot deep, we could faintly hear the guy with the flashlight through the army of surrounding hunters took us by such company treasuries meant THE BIG stateowned last month. repayment. wam, "Look out for this log." surprise that we either missed them or didn't get a shot that it was payless day or textile firm, Montefibre, Genoa, Italy's largest Each warning was inevitably followed by four thumps- off. part-pay day. earlier had announced that port city, and Venice l.isi year 1,187 one for each of us tripping over the forewarned obstacle. We left the marsh emptyhanded and disgusted, vowing Some pay envelopes it could pay only 40 per declared their treasuries University students to restrict our duck hunting on public property to the were empty and others half cent of the wages of its empty for wages as well as received $1,731,385 under WE ARRIVED at the edge of the marsh with about an weekdays, when most weekend hunters are working. full while some workers 18,000 workers. This essential city services, the program. "We an- hour to go before the legal hunting time of one half hour I should clarify that those type of hunters are the ex- who received full salaries provoked such a sharp such as sanitation. ticipate that we will exceed before sunrise. ception rather than the rule. Good hunters realize that this time faced the outburst from the labor Palermo officials put the this number this year," As we had hoped, we arrived there before anyone else, these "slob hunters" are the ones giving hunting a bad prospect of joining the unions that company of- Sicilian capital's income at Smith said. including ducks, game or anything else with enough sense name. Clinics, safety courses and law enforcement keep ranks of the new unpaid ficials made a round of to still be nesting or in bed. the "slobs" cropped. breed next time around. banks and creditors Eventually, voices and movement in the brush from the Every sport has its poor representatives, and last Three thousand workers scraping up money to direction of the car told us that other hunters were Saturday was an example of hunting's misfits. I only of a government-controlled reduce the number of the coning, so we took our spots, standing in water up to our wish that my mother had slept more soundly so I wouldn't chemical group in Sardinia payless. MYERS UNION 76 knees. After about an hour, my feet were numb. It have woken up. were told that the firm's By their own accounts HAS « -engine tune-up BRIGHAM'S -major repair -radiator repair & GREENHOUSE Fri.f Oct. 29 9-12 p.m. -exhaust repair CLAY POTS ft SAUCERS i CITY WIDE -complete brake repair CERAMIC POTTERY Free Cider and Donuts Lots Of Specials -complete towing service HANGING PLANTERS Sponsored by the Promote Bowling Green Committee 320 E. Wooster St. HOUSEPLANTS Next to Roy Rogers 1026 Na Main DAILY 8-7 Present this AD and receive $2 oH by Krogers SUNDAY 12-5 next road service. LEU vm Good til Jon. 1. 77 • •••••••••••• • e * * wffl\Mw™ on. 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Oct 31. 1976 Page 8 The BG News, Thursday, October 28,1976 Woman calls surgery'miracle' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)- said Mary Dueer, lying in a worked for 25 years worked pretty fast," Dueer -"I bad no idea this could bed at Jewish Hospital, her •' without ever getting hurt. said "Before long I was on be done," says a 53-year hands wrapped in ban- a plane to Louisville and in old woman who lost eight dages. "It's just a miracle. "I WAS working on a surgery." fingers last week in an I've got them back." machine, cutting books, industrial accident but now and somehow I got my Although a Dayton teen- has 10 again. 'It's She commented hands too close and down ager underwent similar amazing. It's wonderful." yesterday, one week after the cutter went and surgery a few months ago "It would be awful if I tfie accident in the Dayton someone said, 'Mary's here, Dueer said she never couldn't use my hands." printing firm where she'd hurt.' I looked down and dreamed such an operation STADIUM said. Oh my gosh, I'm was possible. The Dayton BOX OFFICE hurt,' and realized my teenager, Lisa Stephens, Cinema hi OPENS 11:30 P.M. fingers were gone," Dueer lost a hand in an auto said. accident. It was "replanted" and her She was rushed to physicians predict she'll MIDNIGHT MOVIES Dayton's St. Elizabeth eventually regain full use FOR ADULTS Medical Center, where of the limb. doctors telephoned Dr. FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY! Harold Kleinert at Jewish Hospital, who established a "The doctor in Dayton POimvilVNOONf "microsurgery," unit told me it could be done. UNO!" II ALL SEATS $1.25 i.o. aiQumo several years ago that has He said 'they are won- become famous for derful there, they can do replanting severed limbs. anything,' and that made me feel a little better," "THEY PACKED my Dueer said of her feelings hands in ice, and they after the accident. Cheetwood Prosecuting Attorney No«*pho'o by Oan*i Ho PoMic»l MmMKNAt Vice presidential candidate Robert J. Dole (R.-Kansas) reaches out to the Handshake crowd at Franklin Park Mall during a campaign stop Tuesday night. Dole was greeted by an enthusiastic audience during his hour-long visit "Justice is action—not words.7' ■■*** ■ .- As Assistant County Prosecutor. Wotrtn counseled total GiNnt Munktpol Court Pio*«cuk>i Warren torn Worren lot? stmerely believe* that the Protocoling Attorney tthool boords and their superintendents like Henry Warren and hit wife. Evelyn Louise ("Lou") have three daughters con do a good job only by keeping in touch with every Zabornlak of North Baltimore. i include the proctKol framing at and education of Susen. Joyce and Deborah. Deb it engaged to Mark Stuhay. from I U law School as well ai *te city» criminal work Wood County community Warren Lotz possesses maturity and has a stake in Wood County. e Age — 4 • e Owns home at 11540 Kramer Road e Wife — Evelyn loulte ("Lou") e Attends St. Mark's Lutheran Church In e 3 Daughters — ioyte. Deborah and Suson. Bowling Green. Warren Lotx is a man of innovations and ideas. —: t » A victim witness Information program Is e Save taxpayer's child support dollars by needed whkh keeps the Innocent as well cooperating with tha naw federal pro- informed about a criminal proceeding at gram to locate ond identify runaway out- W«rr»n go.i wh»r» h. > mill H« ll.l.n. lunar H. lollow. through I the alleged criminal. of-stete absentee fathars end get them to pey for the support of their children. Warren lots hat the courtroom Warren hat practiced before the experience needed In the Pros- Ohio Court of Appealt tha Ohio ecutor't office. He hot both crlm- Supreme Court, the Federal Dis- Inel and civil experience. trict Court at wall as Municipal and Common Pleas Courts. L0TZI MHHICUTM Warren Lotz DEMOCRAT Werren Is now Bowilwg Green's Assistant City Attorney (Municipal Prosecuting Attorney Court Prosecutor) He wot appslnfd by City Attorney Pelrick Crowley to handle the city's criminal work. Paid lot by the Lotz Prosecutor Committee. Jackson I Miller. Chairperson 123 East Court Street Bowling Green. Ohio 43402 Political Advertisement The BG News, Thursday, October 28,1976 Page 9 Loan interest benefits increase Icy marsh, 'slob' hunters By Julie Mb until four months after to supplement other forms sent to the Ohio Student Staff Reporter graduation or termination of aid, Smith said. Loan Commission for of studies. After this To be eligible, students approbation and The maximum adjusted period, a student would must be enrolled at least guarantee. ruin start of duck season family income eligible to pay 7 per cent interest on half-time at the University SMITH SAB) a student By BU Fink wasn't until the sun came up that I noticed the marsh was receive federal interest the money. and have good academic benefits for guaranteed standing (subject to ap- may borrow as much as Outdoors Columnist covered with a thin layer of ice except for the spots $2,500 a year and a where we had trudged through that morning. student loans will increase THE GUARANTEED proval by the Ohio Student from 15,000 to $25,000 Nov. student loan is "a major Loan Commission). maximum of $7,500 during When I awoke Saturday morning, my mother was four years. angrily shaking me, obviously disturbed by the fact that AFTER TOE first group of hunters came, another 1, according to Beryl D. source of financial Applications for loans my alarm had gone off without my hearing it. group followed, and then another, until we were Smith, director of the of- assistance for many may be obtained from fice of student financial students from middle banks, credit unions or Other provisions that A quick gathering of my senses reminded me that it surrounded. It became apparent that our spot was no will become effective next was 3:30 a.m., and four friends would soon be arriving to family secret aid. income families," Smith insurance companies, The increase means said. It is designed to offer Smith said. The ap- month "are aimed at pick me up to go duck hunting. As the legal hunting time began, the silence of the reducing the default rate," After only an hour's sleep, I grabbed my down coat, morning was replaced with shotgun blasts. It gave me the "most families with gross assistance to students plication should be sub- incomes up to $30,000 whose family income does mitted to the Office of Smith said. "Students are shotgun and hip waders as my partners pulled into the feeling of being in the middle of World War II. prohibited from drive. We saw a couple of hundred ducks fly over, but had would be eligible for a not permit them to receive Financial Aid, 306 Student subsidized loan," Smith grants or loans under Services BWg., which will discharging their loans I knew it was going to be "one of those trips" when I very few shots, about a half-dozen between the five of us. through bankruptcy for a spilled a full cup of scorching coffee all over the front seat No sooner would a flight of ducks decide to drop down explained. He said interest federal and state programs certify the eligibility would be paid by the through the University." requirements. If approved, period of five years after of the driver's truck. into the marsh than another hunter would pop up and the repayment period open fire. About 90 per cent of the ducks weren't in range federal government while However, some students the application will be the student is in school and apply for guaranteed loans returned to the lender and starts." AN HOUR'S drive found us at the Grand River Wildlif e of a cannon, let alone a shotgun. Duck hunters call this A one-year deferment for Area in Tnunbull County Ohio. After parking the truck, "skyblasting"-a worthless waste of shells. unemployment or hardship we had about a half-hour walk back into the marsh where cases also is provided, as we planned to hunt Then there was the man hunting to the left of us who Italy's treasury lacks funds are criminal penalties for It was a beautiful morning, the sky glittered with stars. was vainly attempting to use a duck call. Duck calling is forgery and fraud. Smith There wasn't much of a moon, however, and walking an artful skill, requiring hours of practice to perfect. I'm ROME (AP)-For many treasury lacks funds for the cities of Genoa, Venice, said borrowers are single-file back into the brush at 5:30 a.m., it was pitch convinced I could have attracted more ducks by belching Italian workers, yesterday October wages. They Naples and Palermo are required to notify lenders black. Between the five of us "educated" college than he did with his call. was monthly pay day as poured into the factory and putting money in the en- of address changes. A students, we had only one flashlight, held by the guy in usual but for others threatened trouble. velopes of their municipal grace period of four front of the column. As we trudged through mud almost a THE FEW ducks that managed to secretly sneak sagging municipal and workers perhaps for the months is allowed before foot deep, we could faintly hear the guy with the flashlight through the army of surrounding hunters took us by such company treasuries meant THE BIG statfrowned last month. repayment. warn, "Look out for this log." surprise that we either missed them or didn't get a shot that it was payless day or textile firm, Montefibre, Genoa, Italy's largest Each warning was inevitably followed by four thumps- off. part-payday. earlier had announced that port city, and Venice I-ast year 1,187 one for each of us tripping over the forewarned obstacle. We left the marsh emptyhanded and disgusted, vowing Some pay envelopes it could pay only 40 per declared their treasuries University students to restrict our duck hunting on public property to the were empty and others half cent of the wages of its empty for wages as well as received $1,731,385 under WE ARRIVED at the edge of the marsh with about an weekdays, when most weekend hunters are working. full while some workers 18.000 workers. This essential city services, the program "We an- hour to go before the legal hunting time of one half hour I should clarify that those type of hunters are the ex- who received full salaries provoked such a sharp such as sanitation. ticipate that we will exceed bef ore sunrise. ception rather than the rule. Good hunters realize that this time faced the outburst from the labor Palermo officials put the this number this year," As we had hoped, we arrived there before anyone else, these "slob hunters" are the ones giving hunting a bad prospect of joining the unions that company of- Sicilian capital's income at Smith said. including ducks, game or anything else with enough sense name. Clinics, safety courses and law enforcement keep ranks of the new unpaid ficials made a round of to still be nesting or in bed. the "slobs" cropped. breed next time around. banks and creditors Eventually, voices and movement in the brush from the Every sport has its poor representatives, and last Three thousand workers scraping up money to direction of the car told us that other hunters were Saturday was an example of hunting's misfits. I only of a government-controlled reduce the number of the coming, so we took our spots, standing in water up to our wish that my mother had slept more soundly so I wouldn't chemical group in Sardinia payless. /MYERS UNION 76 knees. After about an hour, my feet were numb. It have woken up. were told that the firm's By their own accounts HAS • -engine tune-up BRIGHAM'S -major repair -radiator repair GREENHOUSE » * & Fri., Oct. 29 9-12 p.m. -exhaust repair CLAY POTS ft SAUCERS CITY WIDE -complete brake repair CERAMIC POTTERY Free Cider and Donuts Lots Of Specials -complete towing service HANGING PLANTERS Sponsored by ihe Promote Bowling Green Committee 320 £. Wooster St. HOUSEPLANTS Next to Roy Rogers 1026 No. Main DALY 8-7 Present this AD by Krogers SUNDAY 12-5 and receive $2 off • next road service. Good til Jan. 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"There are supplementary ac- fenee group nnwru ■ . 16 Baked clay pot DOWN 23 2«fb K Hostels, Inc. (AYH) this past summer to take advantage commodations that serve another purpose besides hostels 17 Red Square name 1 Dreltofalaw of inexpensive overnight lodging facilities in various like dorms, camps and YMCA's or YWCA's. The other 18 Job 2 ■" 26 27 28 29 30 31 kind of hostel is the home hostel which are houses opened 20 Departs 3 Met by chance parts of the world. m Jb 36 The International Youth Hostel Federation (IYHF), of up by private owners to as many people as possible.'' 22 Retrace the way * Courtliness of 32 23 Moslem judges the good old " which AYH is a member, is comprised of 50 countries that 25 City room equip- day 37 38 39 operate more than 4,500 hostels (simple establishments MEMBERSHIP rates for AYH are $5 for anyone under ment 5 Sharpened that offer beds, showers and kitchen facilities) for less 18 and $11 for everyone 18 and over. Members receive a 26 Astromer Sagan 6 Reply: Abbr *0 ■ 1 12 28 Did a potter's 7 Mark time than $3.50 a night. pass valid until the end of 1977 and a handbook that lists 44 "In addition to youth hostels, which serve only that all of the hostels in the United States and explains what is job 8 North Pacific 13 32 Cupid We a vai lable at each one, she said. 33 "A flea 9 "P««k up US 16 •47 "91 BuSlNfSS OPPORTUNITY "It would be easier to join by writing us here than to gar" troubles..." I" write to the national office," McLean said. 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Excellent THE WOMEN'S Lewis attempt a block in elated and why shouldn't setting by seniors Gretr volleyball team travels to last Saturday's she be? After losing five of chen Weitbrecht and Ada Saturday for a quadrangular. their last six gardes, the Suzanne Haver prompted quadrangular match with Execution of such basic BG women netters put it all good, hard hitting from Ohio Northern, Ohio skills as this aided the together Tuesday night to other team members. University and Wright Ladybirds in downing defeat Defiance College, Although the first game State University. Defiance College 16-14,15-9. was close, BG was never "Ohio University has Tuesday night One of the team's behind. A strong come- their ups and downs and recurring problems this back by Defiance tied the are hard to predict," season has been a lack of score 14-14, but the Falcons Peterson said. "Nor- court coverage and overall held on to win.The victory thern's record is 8-9 and mobility. But Tuesday the upped the women's season they arc psyched for BG. Jnly areas left uncovered record to W. It willbe the first op- were beyond the endlines. The BG junior varsity portunity since the first "We looked like a totally kept its perfect record week of action for the different team," Peterson intact by downing the Ladybirds to up their Said. "We were moving Defiance JV's in straight record over the .500 mark. well, executing the fun- N»**s*oto by Donwl Mo damentals and talking to News crystal ball: each other. We beat a good ■strong team and it feels Sigma Phi Epsilon .good to win." Upsets hit national powers, BG, panel IN LAST Saturday's Golden Heart (Lil Sis) Rush •losses to Mt. St. Joseph of By Terry Goodman .Cincinnati and the mark, but he's closely Estep and Caser go against Rees, Estep, Smith and panel. Smercina, Bortel, University of Dayton, the Assistant Sports Editor followed. Sluzewski moved the comeback kids. McCray are IxMighom Sluzewski, Smith, Estep 'Ladybirds had one of those within one game, Greg MIAMI OVER TOLEDO. supporters. and Sadowski stick with Upsets stung a lot of Smith dropped two back 12-0--Another Rocket OHIO STATE OVER 12th-ranked Florida. ty people last week-Bowling and Keven McCray three misfire. INDIANA, 12-0-Without BALL STATE OVER AP top 20 Green, Oklahoma, behind. MICHIGAN OVER Rod Gerald. NORTHERN ILLINOIS, Nebraska, Illinois, Toledo Dennis Sadowski stands MINNESOTA, 11-1-The USC OVER 12-0-The Cardinals record 7:30-9:30 p.m. l-ast week's upsets and the News' crystal ball at 33-17, four games away. top-ranked Wolverine? CALIFORNIA, 10-2- their third league win. shuffled the Associated panel Dave Smercina is five should roll as usual but Without unanimous sup- OHIO UNIVERSITY .Press' top 20 college The 12-person consensus back. Brim and Caser six Brim goes for the upset of port. Brim and McCray OVER WESTERN football teams. Here's how failed to predict the above and Bob Bortel and Bill the year. say the Trojans will need MICHIGAN, 8-4-- 7&c a 'they stand this week: losers. Jim Sluzewski, our Estop are 30-20. Rounding OKLAHOMA OVER more than Ricky Bell. The Broncos are backed by • First 10--Michigan, editorial editor, picked out the panel are Dick Rees COLORADO, 10-2- Rees AUBURN AND Smercina, Smith, Bortel Pittsburgh, UCIA, USC, seven of 11 games (29-21) and this writer and Brim like the home FLORIDA, Mi A split and McCray. Maryland, Texas Tech, Only panel leader Bill BOWLING GREEN team. "Georgia, Ohio State, Saunders, Delores Brim OVER CENTRAL TEXAS OVER TEXAS Nebraska and Missouri. and Sue Caser could also MICHIGAN, 10-2-Only TECH, 7-5-Sluzewski, . Second 10-Notre Dame, boast an over-.500 per cent Florida, Oklahoma. mark (6-5) amidst the 'Arkansas, Texas, disasterous forecasting LASALLE *S Oklahoma State, Alabama, weekend. 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Bender Mrs. Bonita Ross William and Sue Whipple 1 • Dr. and Mrs. Tom Bowlus Lloyd Shelton |5w* |' ■■• *. ■*-!• i.■ mm• ■■■• • * ••-.*we» w.^ mmmrrrr B-.mm K .. -. « . (■ IMMdua lu ■ n MBK^B ~ - 1 M —1 I i< 1 1 *l ■ BG season not over yet One game does not make but BG still has a chance, But... But the Cardinals must a season. slim as it may seem, at the The Cardinals' schedule, lose, and the others must Bowling Green's football title. It just can't lose with just Five MAC games not. season is far from over, again. isn't one to brag about Which means the and so is the Mid-American And opponents like Illinois Falcons must hope, and, Conference (MAC) "I THINK WHOEVER is State, Akron and above all, think positive. championshipstruggle. going to win the conference Appalachian State aren't And, there are some Time is on the Falcons' things to be positive about. side. BG had just one penalty What the Falcon grid- ! against Miami. Three ders must do, though, after weeks ago it had 13 in one Saturday's heartbreaking Dick Rees game. The passing attack MAC loss to Miami, is gets better each week and guard against a letdown. now is the most feared in the conference. THE SITUATION is so DEFENSIVELY, the similar to the one of a year this year will win it with exactly in the same class Falcons continue to im- ago, when BG lost to one loss," BG coach Don with San Diego State. prove, especially in the Miami in a game, like Nehlen said. "I think it's secondary. The BG Saturday's, it should have one of the few years that Both Illinois State and defense, which "bends, but won. that's true." Akron beat Ball State, and doesn't break," has to be Following that Miami He may be right, but the Cardinals have been given much of the credit defeat, the Falcons were then again, he may be hampered by injuries, with for keeping the Falcons dumped by Ball State, 27- wrong. ace linebacker Toddy alive in the last three tight 20. Then, the damage Harvey out for the year, games. already done with two Ball State currently and quarterback Art "We're in it with straight loop setbacks, BG leads the MAC with a 24 Yaroch ineffective in everybody now," Nehlen barely got by Ohio record, with three league recent weeks with injuries said. "I don't think it (the University, using a last- games left. BG and Ohio to his leg, toe and knee. Miami loss) upsets our title N*wif]hoto bv M»¥}v W'll«gw minute field goal to win, 19- University are next at 4-1, aspirations." 17. with Central Michigan also SO WESTERN, the most We'll see Saturday. Linebackers Jeff Smith (43) and Cliff Carpenter (51) cause a Miami fumble. So, with Central second, but just 2-1. improved team in the Michigan University and The general consensus is league this fall, looms as those-always tough Bob- that Ball State, with the upset hopeful. ■ The BT3 Hiwi cats invading Doyt I. woefully weak first-year The MAC title will be Perry Field the next two conference members decided by percentage; weekends, it's imperative Northern Illinois and therefore, BG and Central, the Falcons forget what Eastern Michigan ahead with seven conference 8 happened in Oxford and on its schedule, along with games, and Ohio, with eight, have the advantage Sports play solid football. Western Michigan, won't Page 12 Thursday, October 28,1976 (-Pisonelb's The loss hurt, no doubt. lose again. over Ball State. 1*^2120 203 N. MAIN What's team basketball? Ask the Cleveland Cavs A Pizza never had it so good, TM Submarine Sandwich Salads The emphasis of team up any American million, lived up to his ('ARK, coming off the mond spelled Jim Chones cellent position under the basketball was never more Basketball Assn's (ABA) advance billing in his NBA NBA's best bench, and contributed with a boards and the center play Sun - Thurs 4:30 p.m. to I a.m. evident than at the Rich- refugees. debut. He scored 21 points ignited a Cleveland rally, team-high eight rebounds. of Chones and Thurmond field Coliseum last Yes, these are the same and had a game-high 18 hitting eight of nine shots In fact, the Cavs' bench that held Jabbar to only Fri ft Sot 4:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. weekend as the Cleveland Cavaliers who are used to rebounds in just 34 while dishing out three outscored Chicago's 41-18 nine rebounds. Cavaliers faced two of the the playing styles of each minutes. assists. Campy Russell in Cleveland's first season- Jabbar scored 29 points, FAST FREE DELIVERY National Basketball other. opening victory in its but hit only nine of 23 shots in Bowling Green Assn's (NBA) premier Yes, these are the same seven-year history. thanks to the pressure centers. Cavaliers, the reigning In the Los Angeles applied by the Cavs' front Artis Gilmore and the Central Division cham- contest, the Cavs again line. Chicago Bulls invaded the pions of a year ago. Greg Smith placed six men in double Yes, basketball is a team 352-5166 Coliseum last Friday for figures, led by Russell's 16 sport and the Cavaliers the season opener for both THEN, why are they markers. showed their loyal fans a squads, while Kareem picked as low as third But this game belonged little bit of everything and AbdukJabbar and the Los place in their division this But no one man makes a chipped in with 17 points to Jim Brewer. The everybody. 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