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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. heS Slews Bowling "Green State University Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1977 Snow, wind rip Ohio; roads stay hazardous By Cindy Leise University classes were .canceled Staff Reporter was after Thanksgiving vacation in 1974. Radios were tuned in early Area public schools remain closed yesterday morning to hear the news: today. no school. Weather conditions of Snow remained on sidewalks and in blizzard proportions were the cause. parking lots Monday morning, a Late Sunday night and early maintenance secretary said. "We Monday morning nine inches of snow had men working around the clock," were dumped on most of nor- she said. "No one worked nor- thwestern Ohio. Bitter cold tem- mally." peratures froze car engines and 40 mile-an-hour winds created high SHE SAID SOME of the main- drifts. tenance men worked IS hours without University, city and county a break. maintenance crews were out full- City police, the Wood County time, but the weather won. Every Sheriffs Office, the State Highway school in the area closed. Patrol and the American Automobile Provost Kenneth W. Rothe made Association (AAA) all said traffic the no-school decision around seven accidents were frequent and driving in the morning, Linda L Hamilton, conditions hazardous last night. assistant to Rothe, said. She said Only one lane was clear on 1-75 the provost studies weather and last night and drifting snow was maintenance reports from local expected to continue to make driving agencies before making the decision. hazardous. Wood County Sheriff Ray Coller AT 5 YESTERDAY afternoon, no said many minor accidents have decision to cancel today's classes had been reported in the area. He said been made. Hamilton said Rothe county roads are being cleared waits as long as possible before "around the clock," but drills canceling classes. compound the problem. "We have our calendar worked out Bowling Green city police also reported several minor accidents. N^s.phoio by Mlndy Milligan to the day," she said. "We have no slack days, no days to play with." AAA garages were three hours Shovrling mow may be work for Mine, but these sidewalks, but found that building a snow fort Hamilton said if class cancellations behind schedule at S p in. yesterday children have found a way to turn work Into fun. would be much more fun. A day's vacation from exceed two a quarter, students may with many stalled motorists and Snow copers Myron Hayden, S. of IN Byall St. and Thomas Held, school and plenty of snow was a welcome surprise have to stay an extra day before minor accidents, an AAA spokesman 8. of 117 Byall SL started to shovel the drive and for area students. final exams. The last time said. Multi-purpose recreation center finally a reality

Editor's note: This is the first ID a facility. The committee organized The board approved the recreation locations on campus so students Zung presented preliminary drawings increase to be paid by students when seriei about the new student petitions, visited other campuses with center's program statement in early could meet with him and discuss of the facility and the Board of the facility is completed. Faculty recreation center. Today's story recreation facilities and presented November, 1975. their ideas for the facility. Trustees approved its planning and and staff will be permitted to pur- deals with the history and planning slide shows at University dorms and Thomas T. Z. Zung and Associates Zung, at one time suggested construction. Construction costs chase quarterly membership passes. These will cost the same amount at the facility. greek houses. of Cleveland were selected as the several buildings be used instead of were estimated at $7.6 million. The At the luncheon prior to Wed- architects on November 21, 1975. The incorporating the entire facility under plans for the facility include a 50- students will pay each quarter in By Marilyn Dillon nesday's groundbreaking, University firm was one of five suggested by one roof. Another idea for the center meter pool, a smaller pool for In- additional facility fees. Staff Reporter alumnus Dennis C. Bottonari said, "I the state architect's office. The was proposed in April, 1975 by Dr. structional and recreational use, a think that this shows what can be selection was made by a nine- Samuel M. Cooper, professor of multi-purpose gym area for tennis, Many alternate items will now be The goal was a building with done by the students and ad- member committee composed of health and physical education. basketball, volleyball and badminton. included in the facility because bids something for everyone. The project, ministration when they work together faculty, students, staff and a Cooper suggested that the Heinz A running track will be suspended for the construction of the center which began in 1974, has finally and take the right steps." Bottonari representative from the Board of company donate its Bowling Green above this multi-purpose area. were more than $1 million dollars become a reality. Groundbreaking was a member of the 1974 in- Trustees. The architect visited the plant to the University, the city of Handball and squash courts as well below the original estimates. These for the $9.45 million student vestigatory committee. campus and Sterling Farm field was Bowling Green and Wood County as as areas for archery, golf and items, according to Mark E. Kerns, recreation facility took place last chosen by the Board of Trustees as a charitable gift Heinz had an- combat activities and locker rooms undergraduate student representative Wednesday and construction is THE INDOOR recreation facility the site for the new facility. The nounced that the plant would close will be located on the lower level. to the Board of Trustees, "are all scheduled to begin immediately. committee had a goal of 7,000 tentative cost of the facility was then Nov. I. 1975. The proposed recreation Sauna and exercise rooms also will things that are put in now to save Interest in the facility dates back petition signatures. Petitions were 18.4 million. facilities could then be incorporated be available as will a lounge and an costs later." Some of the Item* to 1974 when a preliminary com- circulated from approximately April Students were asked to contribute into the unused plant. outdoor area for lounging and sun- include a tennis wall, a skylight mittee began investigating student 30 to May 14, 1975 and then presented ideas for the center. Meetings were AT THE BOARD OF Trustees bathing. window over the recreational pool, opinion about an indoor recreation to the University Board of Trustees. held with the architect at various meeting on March 11, 1976, architect The facility will be financed en- ceramic tiles in the showers and tirely by student funds. The trustees wood paneling instead of painted last spring approved a $16 facility fee masonry walls. Alleged Olympic terrorist return 'doubtful' PARIS (AP»-An international the French Foreign Ministry to Abu Daoud is a prime suspect both prior international warrant for the controversy intensified yesterday protest the "unfriendly action" by asked the French to continue holding man reputed to be a founder of the around the arrest in France of an France in arresting a member of an him in a Paris jail pending formal Black September terrorist gang. alleged Palestinian terrorist on official Palestine Liberation extradition decisions. Eleven Israeli He said Bavarian authorities sent suspicion of commanding the 1972 Organization delegation. The office athletes and a German policeman an arrest warrant only after they slaying of Israeli athletes at the of the French president emphasized were killed in Munich in 1972. The were informed the French were Munich Olympic games. the arrest was a "police decision" on seizure of the Israelis allegedly was holding him. Israel said it would ask France to an international warrant supervised by Abu Daoud from a hand over the suspected terrorist, but Some French officials pointed out safe distance outside the Munich Shortly before the Bonn statement Israeli newspapers and experts ex- the possibility that acts cited against Olympic Village. French officials said Abu Daoud had pressed pessimism that France, Abu Daoud in possible extradition been arrested within hours of which depends on Arab oil for its proceedings might be considered A MUNICH COURT issued an receiving an international warrant energy requirements, would comply. political and thus exempt from ex- arrest warrant yesterday for Abu from West Germany. They could not West Germany and France both tradition. Daoud and sent it to Justice Ministry immediately clarify the discrepancy. claimed the other initiated the arrest French authorities stepped up officials in Paris. The newspaper Le Monde said it of Mohammed Daoud Audeh, or Abu security vigilance against reprisal In Bonn, a Justice Ministry had established that no senior French Daoud, whose capture appeared attacks at major French airports. spokesman said he could not explain ministers had been notified In ad- increasingly embarrassing to France. Israel and the West German state why the French counter-intelligence vance of the arrest and speculated it of Bavaria, site of the Munich service arrested Abu Daoud. He said may have been a lower level ARAB AMBASSADORS trooped to Olympic Games massacre in which no German authority had issued a operation. Heavy winter storms hit nation From Associated Press Reports Temperatures at Thule, 690 miles north of the Arctic Circle, which average 25 below zero this time of year, were expected to reach 45 degrees yesterday A winter storm carried heavy snow and freezing rain into the East afternoon. yesterday while frigid arctic air brought the coldest temperatures of the "There's no real explanation why these things happen," said a National winter to the western two-thirds of the nation. Weather Service meteorologist in New York. He said the unusual patterns Roads were impassable, schools were closed and storm warnings were have been noted since November. posted in an area from South Carolina to New England and west to the Great Lakes. Ohio outlook bleak The storm raking the East had moved out of the Southwest and swept cross country, causing or contributing to eight deaths. Combined with the arctic Near blizzard conditions were forecast early today for northeast Ohio, and air sweeping south, it produced natural gas shortages in several states. winter storm warnings continued for the entire state, with temperatures due Moderate to heavy snow fell inland along the northern and western legs of to plunge to 10 degrees below zero in some areas. the storm yesterday. Freezing rain fell to the south and areas nearer the coast Biting winds that piled snow into drifts yesterday were expected to slow Heavy rain fell over a wide area of Florida and winds toppled trees from some by this morning, according to the National Weather Service. NMHpfcw»lvSaw>l Orlando to Tampa on the Gulf Coast Little if any new accumulation was expected, but earlier snowfalls left more than a foot of snow at the mercy of the wind in some areas. Slippery streets from Sunday night's blizzard resulted fa 'No real explanation' hazardous driving conditions for those who braved the winds According to weather forecasters, yesterday's weather extremes were part of "This is the type of snow depth that we get only about two times every and snow to travel. Mam Street proved to be Jut at hazar- an unusual circulation pattern that had Thule Air Base in Greenland basking hundred years," said John Robins, weather service meterologist In Cincinnati, dous far these motorists as snow continued to blanket the area in what might be called a heat wave. where 12 inches was on the ground yesterday. Monday.

DIRT DAMAGE opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...9 clear that snow transition period confuses many] Snow is no lun when II covers streets and sidewalks, making both pedestrian and automobile movement dangerous. Yet, after yesterday's snowfall, relatively few residents of WASHINGTON-Washington is In a wants to see you." decisions until President Carter Bowling Green bothered to take the time and clear the walks terrible tizzy. Nobody has any idea "Why does he want to see me? It his oath of office." who anybody is and there is nothing in front of their homes of businesses. In fact, few people ever says here Personnel' is on the "THAT'S DAMNED decent that upsets this town more than not bother to shovel their snow, as required by city law. seventh floor." knowing who is in charge. you," the boy said, drinking one With students walking to school and residents en route to his Cokes. It's gotten so bad that anyone who "YOU HAVE to go to the tenth work in the morning, it is a matter of common courtesy for has anything near to a Southern "We want this transition to be sidewalks to be shoveled. Icy and snow-covered walks are floor. Please, sir. follow me." smooth one. Would you like to s accent is treated with deference and They arrived on the tenth floor and dangerous and inconvenient. the budget for 1977?" respect, just on the off chance he the man was waiting at the elevator But if courtesy isn't enough of a motivating force, it also is might be a member of the Carter "Not particularly. I thought I with his staff. He shook the boy's start in the rr.ailroon." unlawful to leave walks unshoveled for more than 12 hours. transition team. hand vigorously. "Glad to have you "I'd like to explain about thi After that period, the city can clear walks and bill private on board, sir," the man said. A FRIEND of mine told me what mailroom foul-up," the man said. citizens. "You mean he ain't going to be the "Carstairs here is my right arm. "We put in this 1400.000 mail sorte Such action by the local government, though, should not be happened in his federal building the man anymore?" He's moved out of his office so you other day. A young man wearing but because GSA changed the size necessary. All citizens, students and non-students, should can use it during the transition." jeans, boots and a blue denim jacket our forms from an SIS to a W16 take the time and effort to venture out in the cold for a few "I DON'T KNOW what you're "That's mighty kind of him," the walked into the building chewing on had to change the envelopes, an minutes to clear the sidewalks. talking about," the boy in the jeans boy said. "I wasn't ezpectin' my then make modifications.in the a piece of straw. said. own office this early in the game. I It's Ironic thai many older members of the community, The alert guard at the desk im- sorter of $300,000. But it wasn't oi The guard winked at him. "I dig was willing to start on the ground some in their 60's and 70"s often are seen in freezing weather mediately called upstairs. "I think fault. Here is all the correspondent you, man. But I'm civil service so I floor." on it. You'll see the overrun was not with a snow shovel in hand, while many younger people stay it's one of 'them.'" got nothing to worry about. The inside looking out. "How do you know?" the man on made by our department." man on the tenth floor, he's a Ford "ANYTHING YOU need from the Large snowfalls aren't all fun, but, with some genuine the tenth floor demanded. appointee, but he's hoping you'll keep ground floor we'll bring up here to THE BOY SAID, "You want me to concern and clean walks, they can be easier to take. him on." you. This is Miss Wedlock, Elfin's "HE'S LOOKING around, and he's read all this correspondence?" "Mister, I don't have no idea what secretary She's been assigned to "No, sir. We can get someone to writing names down off the list of you're saying. Ah'm Just looking for you. Just tell her what you need and people in the building." read it for you." let's hear from you a job." it's yours." "Good idea. What time can you go "Oh, my gosh," the man on the "That's a good cover," the guard "Could someone get me a Coke?" The News welcomes opinion from its readers in the form of letter* to tenth floor said. "I didn't think to lunch around here?" told him. "Say you're looking for a Within two minutes five people the editor which comment on published columns, editorial policy or any they'd get to us this early. I thought "It's ready now, sir. Why don't we job and people will tell you what's were giving the boy Cokes. go into the executive dining room?" other topic ol interest. they would deal with State, Treasury really going on around here. The man said, "Now I want you to Copyright 1976, Los Angeles Times All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They must be and Defense first." Anyhow, the man on the tenth floor know we're not making any major signed and the author's address and phone number must be included for "You can't tell about that guy Syndicate verification. Carter," the guard said. "He might Letters can be sent to: Letters to the Editor, The BG News, 106 even show up here himself." University HalL speaking out The News reserves the right to reject and letters or portions of letters "WELL, SEND the man up. Just if they are deemed In bad taste or malicious. No personal attacks or don't let him stand in the lobby." name-calling will lie published. The guard went over to the boy in Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a slmillar the jeans. "The man wants to see procedure. you" men's gyrrv-bg's armpit "What man?"

By Bill Saunders two years from now and trying to ceiling, fungus on the track, cigarette Wire Editor xeep busy the way things are now. burns on the backboard-you name it. And I hope the kiddies lured to BG Busted and worn equipment seem to 1979-A full-size, freshly varnished by the promise of the new $9.5 have remained untouched for years. brown-and-orange trimmed court in million recreation center will ap- And layers of orange paint or an the newly-christened rec center hosts preciate it. The condition of informal occasional golfing net only hide the the intramural basketball cham- athletics at the University will have age-old scars. pionships. The smell of pine and improved substantially from its plastic reminds one of the Cleveland present state. Yet the gym is always packed with Coliseum. Huge fluorescent lights The way things exist now, being sweaty, moaning and gagging make even the dormitory nerds shine sportful here winter quarter is really aspiring athletes who keep coming like the stars. no bonus-thanks to the out-dated, back despite the inconviences. Feet 1977-An enthusiastic intramuralist overcrowded and generally-raunchy will continue to pound the track until goes up to execute the slam to clinch Men's Gym. it falls through. Cagers will keep the off-campus crown. But as he This multi-thousand dollar sports battling unmercifully below the takes his two steps, his foot snags on complex was erected in 1927 and at boards until the walls crumble a slat protruding from the floor. The the time was heralded as the around them. ball slips and flies through a hole in recreation mecca of the future. the backboard. The rim shakes And all for the sake of keeping fit loose. It falls on an opponent and BUT WITH the Great Depression, and having fun. A real credit to the gives him tetanus. Teammates the future passed, and the novelty of hearty Bowling Green studentdom- scramble for possession, but become the supercage wore off. ambitious, dedicated, resilient bunch disoriented and disapppear in the Administration dollars also ap- which wouldn't mind playing in a darkness beneath the running track. parently slacked, leaving the gym's junkyard. equipment in a perpetual state of 1978-An intramural participant "NAT* YOU MEAN THE GOY IN THE RJNNY HAT" AND THE T3ANDAIT> ON THE FORE HEAD, 3 THERE WILL be a great contrast repair and need of repair. darts past a perfect pick set by an — SSEAMINC AW PURTO RICO ? THA[ WAS THE TOlPENT?: ' between being active at the University Holes in the floor, lights out in the overweight rat... .Letters Our organization realizes that this with college life. me that what was lacking in this the National Coffee Boycott takes situation is not a matter of grave blood As usual, our slogan is "WE event was prior preparation of those coffee hold. If an organization such as national concern, but it is one that CARE!". Those two words sum up who were responsible for the Black Market Coffee can curtail all can be corrected by proper action. At long last, the results arc in. A n- the main reason as to why our presentation in seeing that the sound coffee consumption, we sincerely We hope that our action might derson took the prize for donating program has been so successful; the system and TV equipment was in This letter is to announce hope that you will boycott the brown stimulate coffee drinkers on this the most blood ion a percentage people selected to be orientation working order ahead of Dr. Meade's that Black Market Coffee,a large bean as well. University to halt all coffee con- basis) at the fall drive. A trophy leaders are what we consider to be presentation, and of making certain coffee cooperative containing over 45 Robert F. Wolf sumption until it can be seen whether has been presented to that dorm Bowling Green's most concerned that the young people in charge of avid coffee drinkin' students, has 6K N. Main quad courtesy of the Rodger Dorm students. the event knew how to act as animously decided to boycott coffee Council. Again, the Student Orientation gracious hosts to Dr. Meade. It was consumption until a later date when I'd like to take this opportunity to Board attributes its success to in- disturbing to me to see that there we can better assess the current thank everyone who gave blood or terested and concerned students. AU was no welcome of any value, no coffee rip-off. With no concrete The Bli Hews worked as a volunteer. The drive of our leaders are volunteers in escorting of Dr. Meade to the plat- evidence to substantiate the current was a success with 650 total pints every sense of the word; for without form, especially as she was having to price of coffee, our organization being drawn. them, our program would not exist. use a cane, and afterwards no escort invites everyone to refuse to offer Page 2 Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1977 A reminder to all volunteers and Therefore, we are asking you, the from the platform or word of ap- their hard earned dollars to the donors that the Red Cross will be student, to become involved in our preciation to her. These would have coffers of big-business manipulators EDITORIAL STAFF who can be compared equally with back on campus Feb. 1, 2 and 3. program. Be a person who cares, been just ordinary acts of courtesy, editor con artists. ioseph I. wallet il Volunteer assignments and more one who can relate to a new student not even more gracious expression of managing editor kovin b. mccray information will be available soon. Just as freshmen need our program, Bowling Green hospitality. It was The price per pound for coffee one news editor Patricia a. thomai our program needs you. embarrassing as a taxpayer of a year ago was $1.25. Today, it is editorial editor lames a. sluiewskl Lois Edwards $2.90 per pound and rising daily. wire editor William p. saunders state instutution, especially one of ' makeup editor 926 Offenhnuer East Pat Jones This unimpeded profit scalping of a robert w. bortel higher education, to witness such sports editor Willis c. estep Cochairperson ineptitude in dealing with guests. I major United States commodity can photo editor mindy miihgan New Student Orientation Board have no objection to students only be stopped by those in power to copy editor carl p. rentensky presiding at such events but certainly do so, we the consumers. BUSINESS STAFF orientation feel that the adults working with Certainly, it is understandable that a worldwide environmental calamity such young people in planning for business manager douglas a. blank them should train young people in would force coffee prices up as the advertising manager gordon t, sayre Are you someone who cares about help the right conduct expected of them. supply diminished, but such is not sales manager Christine m. drehs the new kid on the block? If you The image of BGSU is affected by the case. Coffee is grown worldwide, are, then perhaps you can be an not in Brazil only. There is no The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular the behavior in just such events. school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bawling Green orientation leader. This is a letter written in the hope rational basis to justify the earlier This advertisement will be seen State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. First of all I wish to express my that future such events will be dif- Brazilian coffee bean freeze sending Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The more and more in the The News and personal appreciation of the op- ferent. the prices doubling currently and BO News Editorial Board. around campus during the month of portunity offered by Bowling Green tripling in the future. The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- January. It Is once again the time State University to have on campus Peggy Hall Black Market Coffee was organized ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. of year that the New Student The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading speakers of such notable quality as ApL i, Fuller Dr. two years ago to provide inexpensive or Insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. Orientation Board begins to seek new Dr. Margaret Meade, and especially coffee to its members, and a location All rights to material published in The BO News are reserved. leaders to orient the freshman class to offer this experience to the public. to relax and enjoy friendship. We of 1977-71. It is the time when the I was happy to see the response. Editor's note: It has come to our own two perculators and dispense Editorial and Business Offices student body is asked to help, I am writing at this point to ex- attention that Dr. Meade was offered to* University Hall around 60 cups of coffee per day. Bowling Green State University because only the student can aid a press my concern for what was asslstaace, bat refused the gestures, During finals week consumption of Bowling Green, Ohio 43*03 new freshman in his first experience lacking in this program. It seems to saying the could manage an her ewa. coffee rises to 55 cups per day. Phone 141») 372 3003 The BG News, Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1977 Page 3 Day in Review Work must go on r-rom Associated Press Reports Employes report despite snow Obscenity reconsidered near U.S. waterways in the past month Eight were Liberian-registered ships The Supreme Court said yesterday it and one was Panamanian. By Dennis J. Sadowski by workers is as follows: equitable as possible to as weather conditions," a state civil service will again study the questions of what is Staff Reporter "All University employes many people as you can George Postich, vice position it is pretty rigid, obscene and how far states can go in Search continues will always report to their be." president for operations, but we try to be as flexible aiding parochial schools. While University students job assignment even He said employes must said. as we can. I think it (the The search for survivors from the slept in, went "traying" The justices also said they will decide crew of 3D on board the missing oil though classes may be make a "reasonable effort" "We felt the only way we University's policy) is still whether the pension plans of private and generally enjoyed their canceled. tanker Grand Zenith resumed yesterday, to come to work, and if could be fair and still a good, general blanket employers have to credit workers for day off yesterday, it was "In the event that severe they cannot make it, he provide services to policy guideline." he ad- possibly for the last time. just another work day for time served in the military-a ruling Coast Guard Capt. Bernard Hoyland, weather conditions exist, added, employes must call students was if we told ded that soon could affect hundreds of most of the University's employes may experience who has directed the search since it in and request vacation employes 'you've got to try University Provost thousands of World War II veterans classified and contract difficulty in getting to work began a week ago, said the effort will pay if they want to get to come in,'" Postich ex- Kenneth W. Rothe said the Hearing retirement age. employes. causing them to arrive paid for the day. plained. decision to cancel classes be halted "if we get a decent search" "There is a significant By deciding to hear arguments and nothing is found. late; however, all "I THINK IT'S each The policy was adopted was his. challenging Illinois' obscenity law, the amount of work that must University employes who Hoyland said searches are halted employes' responsibility to in December, 1975. he said, Kothe said he talked with high court may be forced to expand or go on whether there are report to work at a Postich early yesterday when the coverage has been so thorough be here," Eck said. after the personnel services make more specific its 1973 landmark classes or not," said Fred reasonable time during "We're not accepting sick advisory committee morning and learned that the probability of there being anything J. Eck, director of per- their work day will be ruling on obscenity. to find is miniscule. leave as a valid excuse examined the problems of all of the parking lots had sonnel administration. compensated for the day." "We're planning on five airplanes, today (Monday)." employe absences because not been cleared and that Classified employes are Work such as cleaning two to four more inches of Kissinger signs off assuming they can get airborne," he "There are complaints, of the weather. paid an hourly wage and the parking lots and snow were expected during said of yesterday's search of 10,000 but they are minimal. I Postich said the com- Henry Kissinger, in a valedictory to contract employes receive sidewalks, staffing the the day. square miles of the Atlantic east- would think we would get mittee took a survey of the capital's press corps, yesterday a monthly salary. power plant and dining He said he did not want southeast of Cape Cod. "They're more complaints if we other universities and dismissed the notion that the Soviet halls and administrative to take the risk of holding struggling out there." went ahead and paid discovered that no other Union has gained military superiority ACCORDING TO ECK, work are essential func- everybody." school has a "magic for- classes and then having over the United States. Bell seeks increase the University's policy tions, Eck said. "There is no one good mula" to alleviate the commuter students In a nuclear age, Kissinger said."(he regarding the cancellation He said the policy is answer to it (employe's problem. "stranded in Bowling term supremacy, when casualties on Ohio Bell Telephone Co. yesterday of classes and attendance designed to "be as fair and absence) because of "WHEN YOU WORK in Green." both sides would be in the tens of filed an interim report with the Public millions, has practically no operational Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) significance as long as we do what is seeking approval to continue charging necessary to maintain a balance." for directory assistance. Watch offer proves to be timely fraud However. Kissinger recommended that On July 8, in granting the telephone By Cindy Leisr corporation called Netti Gross, assistant to John Rodine. the "third" the incoming Carter administration company a $216 million rate increase, period and one-year Staff Reporter Teletronics. the attorney general, said owner and the company's modernize and strengthen U.S. forces PUCO required Bell to make a six warranty. For every two There never were any "No one, including president, is believed to watches on one order a that would be involved in "regional months' study of its experience in "Buy direct and save! 6- watches to fill the orders. charging for directory assistance. newspapers, the Better have been the brain of calculator was awarded. conflicts," which he said were the function L.E.D. watch only After receiving hundreds of Business Bureau or our the scheme. Gross said Under the plan, a residential customer Gross said Teletronics greatest military dangers facing the $16.95," read an ad- thousands of orders, the office suspected the offer She said Rodine planned is entitled to three free directory received about $3 million in country. vertisement in hundreds of Teletronics' president flew wasn't sound. the theft carefully. assistance calls a month within the orders. Rodine left the Assessing the last eight years, in newspapers during the to South America with a "Most people that or- Teletronics was formed home area code. After that, the country with about $1 which he was a principal architect of Christmas season, in- cool million dollars. dered the watches wanted about a year ago. A American foreign policy, Kissinger said telephone company charges 20 cents for million. The remaining $2 cluding The BG News. It The attorney general's them for Christmas selection of display wat- million was seized by possibly his largest achievement was each directory assistance call. sounded like a good deal office said some of the presents," Gross said. "It ches were manufactured. Illinois's attorney general. helping the nation steer past "the and several University money was confiscated and ruined their holiday." An extensive advertising Persons with claims trauma of Vietnam" and the "night- Hustler trial begins students ordered watches. will be returned within six Gross said Teletronics campaign was launched. should send a copy of their mare of Watergate." Actress Lynn Redgrave and authors But according to the weeks. was registered under three canceled check and proof Resource stockpiling urged Gay Talese and Kurt Vonnegut Jr. were Illinois attorney general's "THE OFFER WAS one owners. The attorney "TELETRONICS ad- of purchase to: Office of among a list of notables asked to testify office, the watch offer was of the smoothest rip-offs on general now suspects two vertised in some of the Attorney General William in the obscenity trial of Hustler false advertising by a consumers I've ever seen," of the names are false. most reputable newspapers Scott, 134 N. Lasalle St., The world isn't in danger of running magazine which began yesterday. and magazines," Gross Chicago, 111. 60602. out of resources soon, but the govern- The list was read to the prospective said. "Teletronics" should be ment should consider stockpiling some jury panel by As3t. Hamilton County Placement schedule set She said the ads were written on the envelope. goods to protect against short-term Prosecutor Fred Cartolano who very appealing. "We hope people will shortages, a report by a government cautioned the assembly that the trial Sign-up will be held Teletronics promised make claims," Gross said. commission said yesterday. Citizenship or permanent science minor. Bank would not be conducted like a movie or tomorrow, 7:30-8:30 a.m. visa required. Purchasing: delivery before Christmas "Those people deserve It also passed along a recom- Examiner: B-finance, a television show. for non-school schedules B-busincss administration, with a 30-day free trial their money back." mendation of an advisory, committee accounting or an analytical "We are just people trying to do a and 4:30-5 p.m. Thursday material management or business major. Research that Congress create a National Growth job. Don't expect Hollywood here," he for school schedules in the and Development Commission to an- industrial management. Assistant: B- or M- said, bringing a laugh to the courtroom. Forum. Student Services Jan. 25 economics. Assistant ticipate economic problems in advance Hustler publisher Larry Flynt; his Bldg. A data sheet must CONGRATULATIONS TO THE and develop alternatives for dealing Dow Corning Cor- Auditor: B-operations wife, Althea Leasure Flynt; his brother, be turned in at the time of poration. Sec above research, statistics, with with them. Jimmie Flynt, and production manager sign-up. NEW ALPHA DELT OFFICERS The government should improve its listing. math and computer Al Van Schaik, all of Columbus, are Requests for stan- collection and analysis of statistics, and Lincoln National Cor- science. charged with pandering obscenity and dardization in resumes and poration. See above F.W. Woolworth Co. increase its "long-range, comprehensive President Linda Gale engaging in organized crime in the trial data sheets have prompted listing. Management Trainee: B- planning" in economics fields, said the Vice President Mulfie Bishop in Hamilton County Common Pleas the Career Planning and Delco Products. business, marketing or report by the National Commission on Court Placement Services Office Pledge Director Ellen Mack Supplies and Shortages. Citizenship or permanent management Hustler, a men's magazine published to require those signing up Rush Chairman Sharon Tweed "Any significant materials shortages visa required. Accountant: The Kroger Co. in Columbus, distributes 1,448,000 copies for interviews to complete B- or M-accounting. Citizenship required. Open Rush Chairman Lori Klaiber in this country over the next 25 years- monthly, according to the most recent a standard data sheet for Purchasing: B- or M- Management Trainee: B- and probably for generations thereafter- Social Chairman Belh Monroe audited circulation figures. every interviewing production and operations business. Prefer March -will not be due to resource exhaustion, Scholarship Kalhy Milterholier organization. graduates but will accept but to short-run shocks to the or process and materials BUSINESS management. Production June graduates. Prefer Standards Donna Hale economy," it said. Parochiaid to be reviewed Dow Corning Corp. Plant Control: B- or M- some retail management Treasurer Carol Dillon Longet trial starts Ohio's parochiaid law, which has been corporate, treasury ac- production and operations, background. Recording Secretary Gail Miller challenged as an unconstitutional means countants: B- or M- manufacturing technology Jan. 28 Corresponding Secretary Karen Kropp of linking government and religion, will accounting. Sales and or process and materials Six witnesses testified yesterday that J.K. Lasser. Citizenship Guard Lauri Mears be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court Marketing Services: B- or management. Production required Accountants: B- singer Claudine Longet cried, "Help for the fourth time. M-marketing. Research, Supervisor: B- or M- Rush Counselors Count GoLightly him! Help him!" after she shot her or M-accounting. GPA of The newest version of the state law technical services and production and operations. Kathy Mltterholier lover, former ski champion Vladimir 3.0 or better required. gives $88.8 million worth of materials development and sales: B- Marketing: B- or M-selling Ass't Pledge Director Annette Dickershiod "Spider" Sabich. Xerox Corporation. and services over the next two years to , M- or Ph. D.-chemistry. and sales management. Citizenship or permanent Chaplain Gail Miller In quick succession, the witnesses students in private schools. Most positions will be for S.S. Kresge. Citizenship described a distraught Longet calling visa required. Registrar Kar.:n Kropp The court said it will study a decision midland Michigan. or permanent visa out for them to help the fatally wounded Procurement: B-materials by a three-judge federal court in Ohio Financial Industry Sales required. Management Sabich after the shooting, which she told management. that the state law does not violate First Corp. Sales and sales trainee: B-business ad- them was an accident. SCHOOLS THANKS TO THE OLD Amendment bans against establishment management (financial ministration, liberal arts, As the first day of testimony began, of a religion. services): B-business or history, math, English, OFFICERS FOR ALL YOUR Longet stared blankly into space while a Jan. 28 "Obviously, we are pleased," said liberal arts. sociology or psychology, East Allen County TIME AND LOVE prosecutor recreated the shooting. She Lincoln National Cor- with a strong interest in is charged with reckless manslaughter. Benson Wolman, executive director of Schools. Citizenship or the Ohio chapter of the American Civil poration. Citizenship or retail management. permanent visa required. Prosecutor Ansley Anderson told the permanent visa required. Jan. 28 jury that the .22 caliber gun used in the Liberties Union (ACLU). "We feel the Special Education: EMR, Ohio statue needs to be reviewed by the Programmer-systems Chemical Abstracts TMR, SMR (Severely shooting last March 21 had a faulty analyst: B- or M-computer Service. Citizenship or NOW LEASING safety mechanism and that it had higher-court" Mentally Retarded), LD, The decision to review the case marks science of information permanent visa required. Emotionally Disturbed. For Sept. - 9 Month Lease jammed, leaving a casing stuck in the systems. Technical Con- Programmer: B- or M- chamber. the fourth time since 1971 the U.S. Elementary: K-6. Prefer Supreme Court has agreed to consider sultant: M-computer computer science. Editor: students with reading and Beards banned an Ohio private school subsidy law. science or information B- or M-chemistry. early childhood develop- available at The ACLU has successfully overturned systems. Investments Diebold, Inc. Citizenship ment courses. Secondary: The Argentine military government the state's three previous attempts at analyst and management or permanent visa Math, Math-Science, $260.00 per month has banned bearded photographs on private school funding. trainee: MBA. required. Customer Industrial Arts, Jour- identity cards. This means a com- MacDonald Electronics. Support Representative: nalism, Foreign Language Located at 824 6th Street pulsory shave for thousands of Desegregation suits filed Sales: In-field training. B-computer science. with other subject cer- B- any major with strong Argentines. Jan. 27 tification. include The looming furor among bewhiskered Cincinnati schools were put on notice interest in selling fire Federal Reserve Bank of GOVERNMENT Argentines promises to make earlier yesterday by the state board of detection equipment. Cleveland. Computer Jan. 24 controversies over such irritations as education that they are failing to Mechanical or electrical programmer: B- * Furnished book banning look like friendly dif- background preferred but information systems or Navy Medical Programs. properly distribute transportation money Registered Nurses; B- or * Two Bedrooms ferences of opinion. earmarked for busing children from a not required. computer science or math No reason was given when the ban closed parochial district. RCA Corporation. major with computer M-nursing. * Central Air Conditioning was announced last week. But The finding provides for a hearing * Washer-Dryer in Building presumably the government, engaged in into the facts and proposes that if a lingering war against leftist noncompliance is proved, the funds in * FREE Cablevision guerrillas, intends to prevent confusion question will be cut off by April 1. or deception in the use of photo- Furthermore, the board said it would JANUARY SALES * Natural Gas Heat, Water, identification cards. try to regain the money paid to the Sewage, Trash Removal - Cincinnati district so far this year. SAVEUPT050* Another tanker flounders The state has been giving money to ALL PAID BY LANDLORD. the Cincinnati schools for busing A 160-foot American oil tanker, the children who attended the now-closed OPEN TUESDAY EVENINGS * Tenant Pays Only For Lights Chester A. Poling, was breaking up Holy Cross School to St. Mary's, a yesterday in heavy seas six miles off Catholic elementary school. Cape Anne near Gloucester, Mass., the Cincinnati schools are facing TIU.9fl0P.M. PHONE 352-5163 Coast Guard said. There were eight desegregation suits and have not persons aboard, the Coast Guard said, dispersed the money because, the but there was no immediate word on district has said, the children from Holy NEWLOVE REALTY how much oil the ship carried. Cross, a predominate white school, are The Powder Puff The report on the Poling brought to 10 not bused to the closer, predominantly 328 South Main the number of tanker accidents in or black St Francis DeSales. 525 Ridge Si Page 4, The BG News, Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1*77 Army servicemen consider AFL-CIO unionization

By Sherry Klrkendall are not reimbursed for the fact that they may put in a W union official before we could ever make a strategic whether the union would become the bargaining agent for move." Staff Reporter or 12 or IS hour day." the servicemen. "And then there's a lot of Mickey Mouse being done on Burr's worries may be unnecessary. According to The 10th Special Forces Group, part of the army's elite About SO Army servicemen of the 10th Special Forces a lot of posts-a lot of grasscutting, fence-building and Richard J. Calistri, an AFGE Washington spokesman, "Green Berets," consists of about 1,000 men at Fort Group at Fort Devens, Mass. have signed up to join the stone-painting-where men are forced to do jobs outside of "there has been no executive council decision to unionize Devens. This number includes many officers and non- American Federation of Government Employes (AFGE), the areas they're trained for'and they don't like It," he the military." commissioned officers who are not considered by the CAUSTRI acknowledged that AFGE president Kenneth a 300,000-member AFL-CIO affiliate. continued. "I don't blame them." union to be potential union members. Blaylock had assigned a local number for the Fort This is the first effort by a mainstream union to "I think the one thing the union might be able to do fc Devens men, and said the union's district office would organize members of the U.S. military services, but MAJOR KENNETH FINK, also a University ROTC to change the image of the army from the Beatle Baile; according to Lawrence Mosher of the "National Obser- instructor, said he doesn't think the unions could be ef- make an official request that the army enter Fort Devens and Sadsack image of the World War II army," he said. ver," several unions are considering it fective in obtaining pay raises and better retirement for organizing sometime soon. "Today's army is a professional group of people trained He said the union had to obtain the signatures of at for professional positions and I think maybe the unions Three officiers working with the University's Reserve benefits because ultimately, Congress is responsible for least 30 per cent of the unit to allow an election on Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program said they military appropriations. could promote that better." thought the union and the military were incompatible as "In order to control those things, you'd have to control commonly conceived, but added they really weren't more than the army," Fink said. "You'd have to control surprised to see an effort to incorporate the two. the Congress. And then you and the Congress would have the American public to contend with." 'Mod Dog Blues' offers odventure "I THINK IT'S GOING to be a gradual thing and Could the country someday face an army on strike? everybody's going to want to try it once," U. Ray J. Hill Capt. Fred Schwann of the University ROTC, said he By Beth Roooey he Thursday through Saturday said. "But for it to work, it can't be the typical union- didn't think that would happen. Myers said the play has trying to figure it out,' said. in the Joe E. Brown industry relationship people usually think of. People in "In the army, things have to be done immediately, comedic moments, several Those students who came Theatre. Tickets are 50 the military are Just beginning to wake up to the ad- sacrifices have to be made, and In this sense, I find the songs, bizzare scenes and to the University in an cents at the door. There vantages of a union, especially for the rank-and-file union completely unacceptable in a military context," he sad moments. Myers Myers suggested that attempt to seek their are no reserved seats. enlisted man." said. "I would much rather see stronger alignment for described the play as "a students on their way According to Mosher, the unions are marketing their lobbying organizations. I can see some uses for a union, identity may find comfort piece of rock music." downtown Thursday night organizations by selling service personnel the concept of but I can also see they could be brought about in other in this week's University Essentially what stop at the Joe E. Brown bargaining expertise. The unions assure prospective ways, even unilaterally." Theater production. playwright Shepard does is Theatre first and "take a members this will bring improvements in wages, The three men agreed that the "new" army provide provide a theme, which is real trip." The play lasts benefits, retirement pay, commissary privileges and many opportunities for personal complaints and According to director Dr. searching, and he plays just under two hours. housing, as well as better legal representation. grievances to reach superiors, but disagreed about the Norman Myers, "Mad Dog variations on it throughout Hill said he doesn't think financial issues are the major attention these complaints received. Blues," written by Sam the play. Some are funny, Featured players will be Best wishes reasons for servicemen to join a union. He said the Shepard, is "about a some are sad, but all are Michael Bany as Kosmo, men's biggest advantages probably would be better I1I1.I. SAD) HE THOUGHT unionization probably could search for roots." Kosmo, striking. Shepard subtitled William Hack as Yahoodi, working hours and the elimination of busy-work Jobs. put more "punch" behind a complaint. a fading rock and roll star, it a Two-Act Adventure Ann Criswell as Marlene "As far as the army's concerned, you belong to the But Army ROTC cadet Keven Burr said he thinks and his sidekick, Yahoodi, Show.' And that's what it Dietrich, Deby Boyce as Vicki army 24 hours a day," HiU said, "and the enlisted men enlisted men already* have a listening ear...the officer. roam the world in search is." Mae West, Marty Rolnick "That's all they train us for anymore Is proper leader- of a vision of the ultimate as Paul Bunyan, Dennis *** ship, not how to fight," he said. "They tell us our main music. HE CALLED THE play a Boose as Waco Texas, function is to get the enlisted man happy and to keep They encounter such "trip." "Not necessarily Chris Shields as Captain on your him motivated. literal and legendary in the drug sense, although Kidd, Lisa Hipp as the ORIENTATION LKADKR "Suppose you have a war and you've got union labor. figures as Marlene that's present in the script. Ghost Girl and Tom Steele George Meany would have more power than a field Dietrich, Mae West, Paul It's a trip in the sense of as Jesse James. INTKRVIKWS general," he continued. "We'd have to consult with a Bunyan, Jesse James, following your heart, of Waco Texas and Captain letting things happen to The play will be recent Kidd. you and not wasting time presented at 8 p.m. ^BMQHTEN WINTER ^ ■ ■ i engagement ARC YOU SOMEONE with a fresh green plant k WHO CAMS AflOt/r from THt NEW KID ON THf 'Wow! It is so... BLOCK? IF YOU ARE, THEN PERHAPS YOU CAN BE AN Off *6? BRIBBAM'S GREENHOUSE^ ORIENTATION IEADERI well,you know... Your, come visit us'. moneys Sign Up Jan. 10-21 worst enemy 405 Student Services OPEN 8-6 dally ">26 N. 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By Jane Musgrave sonnel contacted city and county school superintendents Staff Reporter in 14 counties, including Wood County, to secure their help in distributing information, holding assemblies and The term "blitz" has long been used in the football organizing programs in high school' to alert students to world to describe a particular type of defensive strategy. the perils of the highways. The Ohio Department of Safety is now making use of it to describe a defensive strategy of their own. THE PROGRAM WAS initiated in this area because of Triggered by a marked increase in the number of the high concentration of local teenage fatalities. Put- teenage traffic fatalities, the department has organized a nam and Hamilton counties recorded four and five statewide educational campaign in hopes of curtailing teenage deaths respectively in two separate traffic ac- this trend. The program is known as the Safety Blitz. cidents, according to H.W. Davies, former safety The blitz began on Nov. 3. Safety department per- departments field services chief as well as the Safety Blitz director. He recently was succeeded by Norman Stuart Irical Briefs More than half of the persons killed in traffic accidents in Wood County in 1976 were under the age of 25, ac- Cold temperatures, cording to records kept in the Wood County Engineers winds and snow created Volunteers needed office. The largest number of traffic deaths occured in this artistic snow sculpture in the pond An organizational meeting for volunteers interested the 19 to 25 age bracket. Eighteen persons in this age group died this year on Wood County roads. Eight behind the windmill on in collecting information about senior citizen services Clough Street. Water will be held at 7 p.m. tonight at United Christian persons between the ages of 11 and IS lost their lives in ' traffic accidents. constantly flows out of Fellowship Center, 3D Thurstin Ave. the pipe into the pond, About 50 volunteers are needed to contact local Although area high school principals agree there is a need to educate students about highway safety, they are but the cold winter wind businesses and agencies pbout facilities and services dt i not making any drastic changes in their presentation of blew it against the roots a available to senior citizens living in their homes. highway safety material. of the tree creating this 1 The information will be collated and published in the Principals of both Bowling Green and Otsego high winter scene. form of a brochure next quarter. schools said most of the material they have received from the safety department has been turned over to their drivers' education teachers. Delta Sigma Pi Part of the Safety Blitz involves making speakers Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity will induct new available and aiding schools in planning assemblies, but pledges at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Faculty Lounge, neither principal voiced intentions of using these services. Union. All business students are invited. "I SEE NO BENEFIT in a massive student assembly," said Donald Hummel principal of Otsego High School. "I feel that the students will benefit most from the in- Senior seminars formation they receive in their drivers' education The Career Planning and Placement Service will classes." offer seminars this week to assist graduating seniors Patrick Gallagher, principal of Bowling Green High in their pursuit of employment or interest in graduate School said his school has received numerous posters 'I school. from the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. These i "Interviewing" will be discussed at 11 a.m. and 4:30 have been placed throughout the school. They have also p.m. tomorrow; Resume and Letter Writing." at U received safety announcements that have been read over a.m. and i> p.m. Thursday; and "Graduate School," at the school public address system and during in- .-*• termissions at school athletic events. He. like Hummel, s*3*t. '*■-. U a.m. Friday. All seminars will be held in the Court does not see the need for a school-wide assembly. Room, 4th floor. Student Services Bldg. Nawlpholo by lim Olborn Spain presentation Project for area senior citizens needs volunteers "Spain-Portrait and Panorama." a multi-media travel presentation by Dick Reeder, the husband of a Many concerned people Social agencies, The task force committee project, Jan Mowry, she said. The number of meet senior citizens and to former University graduate student, will be offered at think senior citizens are a businessmen and mer- is seeking about 50 director of UCF community agencies given will depend explain local services. population almost neglected chants in Bowling Green volunteers, either students services, said 7 p.m. Thursday in the Main Auditorium. University on how much time the Transportation costs by society. Senior citizens can and do offer set. ices or community members, to "There arc three ob- volunteer can put into the incurred by the volunteers Hall. still living in their homes, that assist senior citizens contact these agencies to jectives in making these project. while gathering the in- Six projectors, a wide screen and stereophonic sound however, have a right to in retaining their in- gather information about contacts," Paquette said. Contacts can be made at formation will be paid by record Reeder's personal impressions while traveling remain as independent as dependence, she said, but services available for the The interviews will the volunteer's con- the project, whose budget throughout the country. they want, according to the problem is that many elderly. determine what's available venience, but if the project is funded by donations Tickets ($1,501 for the 90-minute presentation will be Mary Beth Paquette, senior of these are unknown to in the community, deter- is to be finished by June, from local churches. sold at the door. and gerontology task force senior citizens and thus go AN ORGANIZATIONAL mine senior citizen's needs everyone will have to work chairman. unused. meeting will be held at 7 and discover why those hard, Paquette said. Students, particularly p.m tonight at the United needs are not being met. The information obtained social work majors, will be Christian Fellowship through the interviews will able to receive academic (UCF), 313 Thurstin Ave. "We will furnish an be collected and published credit for their par- Auditions held for comedy 'Party' Lists of businesses will be outline of questions, a map in a brochure, Mowry said ticipation. This must be distributed as well as in- of the city and a list of Then teams of volunteers arranged with professors, By Beth Rooney Whitlach said some people also believe the olay is a formation about the agencies to be contacted." will go door to door to Mowry said. study of the psyche of the Mafia, with Goldberg and Anyone interested in bringing to life a "comedy of McCann acting as characters from the world of organized menace" should audition this week for "A Birthday crime. Party." Whitlach cautioned that although the play will make Auditions for this absurdist play by Harold Pinter will the audience think, "it is a very humorous play, not a begin at 7 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday in 402 University knock-them-over-the-head message play." Hall. The plot revolves around Stanley Weber, an unshaven, Whitlach said the production calls for four men and two apathetic man who is afraid to leave the boarding house women, all substantial roles. The play will be performed ATTENTION: he lives in. Stanley is taken care of by Meg and Petey. March 3-5. Scripts are available at the theater office in Two characters named Goldberg and McCann enter the South Hall. play, with the apparent aim of tormenting Stanley. They humiliate and harass him, especially at Stanley's bir- thday party, where they succeed in turning Stanley into a blithering idiot NOW LEASING Juniors In Education THE PLAY IS directed by graduate student Michael For Sept. - 9 Month Lease Whitlach, who commented on the main problem of "The Birthday Party." "Nobody knows what the play is about. This play probably operates on two different levels. One LANDLORD PAYS ALL UTILITIES is the Protestant Stanley versus Jewish Goldberg and Catholic McCann. On another level, the adult Stanley is Located at 520 East Reed Openings For Student Teaching During trying to escape back to his childhood There is also the theory that Stanley is trying to escape the pressures of (Just Across from the Campus) society." $85.00 Per Student -

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By Dave Smrrdna three individual MAC (Mid-American Con- "I-ce's swimming better now than he has Rob Ellis missed third place in the 200- Sports Writer ference) crowns." in the last two years," Stubbs said. yard individual medley by 0.9 seconds. One person can make a difference. BUT THE real key to success for the THE OTHER Falcon victories came in the Jeff Liedel was 0.2 seconds behind second Ray spoils Transfer David Ray led the Ohio Bobcats was their ability to win both relay backstroke when Dave Keonig (2:07.5) and place in the 100-yard freestyle. University lOU) Bobcats to a 61-52 victory events. Those two wins gave them a 16-point Daryl Hable touched first and second. Diver over the Bowling Green swim team Satur- advantage. Kurt Seibenick won the one-meter diving "IF WE'D have gotten those then we day at Athens. "Overall I'd say things went pretty well," with 237.45 points, defeating Brian might have won," Stubbs said. "But then swimming Kay won both the 100 and 200-yard Stubbs said. "We just didn't have quite Wetheridge, one of the conference's top the odds are against that. I guess we did freestyle events, and led off the 400-yard enough." divers. what we should have done." freestyle relay event-the final and decisive Iki distance swimmers Jim Gleason and There were many close finishes in the Stubbs added that although the results of race of the meet Kurt Lee were one-two in the 1,000 and 500- meet and BG lost most of them. last year's meeting with OU were almost lidlifter "He's a super swimmer,"BG coach Tom yard races. Gleason won with respective Jeff Wolf was second in the 50-yard identical, he feels that his squad has im- Stubbs said. "He should be able to win times of 10:36.6 and 5:07.5. freestyle missing first by .1 of a second. proved. Ohio Stafe skaters extend Falcon overtime jinx to 0-3 By BUI Estep "It was through a partial and questionable of- we did we got called for. "WE FILED a game Sports Editor screen." Sarachman said ficiating, with three third We killed off penalty after protest with the head of- of the game-winner which period goals. Only penalty. They (refs) were ficial of the CCHA and he COLUMBUS-Dont ask left BG with 2-3 loop and Easton's score at 15:10 totally intimidated (Shutt) should have to sit the Falcon hockey squad if 12-6 overall records. "I (from Shutt) sent the game Saturday because of the out BG's next game." they can win overtime saw the shot, but didn't see into the extra period Shutt thing. "There was no reason for games. Don't ask them if it taken. The shot was "One of their goals went Mason was referring to not playing him (Shutt)," they enjoy playing iii Ohio high and to the glove side. up in the air and was the five-minute spearing Mason said before State's diminutive Ice I was moving-moving so deflected into the net," penalty called on Shutt Saturday's game. "He Rink. fast my glove came off." Mason said. "Another hit during the third period of didn't get a game The local icers, after "He (Tilley) could take a toe and went into the net Friday's contest which misconduct, so why not netting five power play that shot 100 times again and the last caught the moved Buckeye coach play him?" goals and a shortlianded and never make it," upper corner. I don't Jerry Welsh to file a game Friday's contest was a score to win Friday's Falcon coach Ron Mason blame the goaltendcr." protest. game of power plays (two opener 7-3, lost a 5-4 said. "I could take my But Mason was quick to "The ref called a by Markell and one apiece Central Collegiate Hockey whole team in practice and blame the officiating and spearing penalty," Welsh by Shutt, Wells and Assn. (CCHA) overtime they'd never make it" third period injuries to said "and he wasn't aware Mavity I an early lead (4-1 nailbiter Saturday. winger John Markell (thigh that meant automatic advantage after one And it was Al Sarach- THE FALCONS grabbed bruise) and center Mark game disqualification and period) and strong man, the luckless BG a 3-1 second period lead on Wells (knee bruise). that he'd have to sit out goaltending (36 saves by goalie who had only played power play goals by Steve MARKELL sat out the one game. Mike I .nit' for the Falcons. here once before—during Murphy (from Bruce entire third period and was the 1974-75 series at the Newton and Mike Cotter) replaced on the line with Hockey standings Fairgrounds Coliseum-who and Byron Shutt (from Easton and Shutt by Tim was beater by Ohio State Dave Easton and John Alexander. Wells, like center Paul Tilley Mavity) and Easton (from Markell on crutches unassisted at 6:56 of the Shutt and Mark Wells). Sunday, played a couple of 3rd in CCHA N«wtphoK> by OCT.* HO extra period on a reeling But the Bucks (still third period shifts and LEAGUE OVERALL Falcon right winger Strve Murphy finds this season. Murphy, only a 5-7, 155- slap shot from M feet. It CCHA leaders with a 6-2 eventually was replaced by TEAM W L T P W L T himself sandwiched between two St. Louis pounder, Is rarely intimidated by op- was BG's third overtime league mark) retaliated, freshman Yves Pelland. u Ohio State 6 I 0 12 12 n Rilliken defenders during earlier action ponents despite his small size. loss in four Kaines. aided by Falcon injuries "We came back looking St. Louis 2 0 0 4 13 9 like the walking wounded," BOWLING GREEN 2 3 0 4 Mason said of BG's ex- Lake Superior 2 40 4 tensive injury list that also Western Michigan 14 0 2 includes defenseman John Northern Michigan Is Grant's tomb in Pasadena? Mavity (arm and leg bruises) and Tom Olsen Last Weekend's Results PASADENA. Calif. (AP)-They are storting to call the (ankle which forced him to Super Bowl "Grant's Tomb." Super Bowl XI... Oakland 32, Minnesota 14 miss Saturday game.) Bowling Green 7-4, Ohio 3-5, second game in Bud Grant, the Minnesota coach with the emotional "What worries me the overtime "The question was whether we "What difference does it make If ferocity of an iceberg, brought his Vikings out of the most was the injuries. Lake Superior 8-3, Western Michigan 1-6 were going to be able to move the you lose by a point or by 20?-Fran St. Louis 7-2, Providence 4-5 frozen tundra for a fourth shot at a National Football "The referees allowed ball. WeU. we did."-John Madden. Tarkenton. League title against a fourth opponent, in Super Bowl XI. everything Saturday," Northern Michigan 6-8, Wisconsin-Superior 4-4 The Oakland Raiders allowed them twice as many Mason said. "Everything

points as they ever had scored against Kansas City, ■:«:-:v>:v:-:::::*:^^ Miami or Pittsburgh-and beat them a lot worse than had Like the 266 yards rushing by Oakland to the 71 by the i the Chiefs, Dolphins or Steelers. Vikings. Like the 134 yards in punt and interception returns by "THEY BEAT us badly," Minnesota quarterback Fran Oakland to the 14 by the Vikings. JOIN THE STUDENT 0ON&JMER UNION Tarkenton said after Sunday's 32-14 thumping in the Rose Bowl before a Super Bowl record crowd of 100.421. "But LIKE THE 21 minutes Oakland controlled the ball APPLICATIONS ARENOWBEING ACCEPTED really, what difference does it make if you lose by a during the 30 minutes of the first half, when the Vikings FOR VOLUNTEER POSITIONS WITHSCU. point or by 20?" might just as well have pulled off their cleats, tossed in a The scoreboard said they lost by 18, but they really lost few towels, gone out and watched the magical Disneyland by a lot more. Some other numbers are more indicative. halftime show from the stands and let the 16-0 score Like the Super Bowl record 429 yards rolled up by the stand as a final result. I SPECIAL PROJECTS ^ working on surveys about food Raiders, surpassing the 358 by Green Bay against Kansas The first time the Raiders got the ball, they showed City in 1967. Minnesota just what they could with it-which was just about whatever they pleased. I CONSUMER INFORMALJl| ^^^%^^^ With Clarence Davis unleashing the opening salvos of a other areas of interest career-high 137 yards rushing, and with Ken Stabler connecting with Dave Casper for the first 25 of his 180 yards passing, Oakland rumbled from its 34-yard line to the Minnesota 11 before Errol Mann missed a 29-yard j OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING: organizing off-campus field goal attempt, kicking the ball into the left upright. That he missed really did not matter, said John housing files, information nights, Madden, the flush-faced, pot-bellied coach of the Raiders. "Coming up empty that first time meant nothing," he and handling complaints said.

"THERE WAS too much football left to be played. The question was whether we were going to be abl» to move the ball. Well, we did. So then we knew it was only a I COMPLAINTS: investigating and handling complaints and matter of time before we started getting the points... We planned to wheel and deal, run and pass, throw short and providing information on consumer rights deep and let everything go. The first drive was just what we wanted to do." If the Vikings wanted to do anything when they had the ball, they were keeping it a secret But they had a not- so-secret weapon at their disposal and, with about five minutes to go in the first period, they unveiled it-just as | SECRETARIAL: typing, filing, answering phones, they had 15 times during the regular season. In four full seasons, punter Ray Guy of the Raiders never had a kick blocked. Fred McNeill took care of and other office procedures that, steaming in from the left side of the Minnesota line, and at about the Oakland 25-yard line, swatting it back toward the goal line. It bounced lazily toward what seemed to be a Min- nesota touchdown-then suddenly bounced back. McNeill AP Wir.pho4o pounced on it at the three. It would take only a couple PR: publicity for SCU Francis blanked again of plays, it seemed, for Minnesota to do something big. TTnu mtttifihtm JtHwmJrttuniHH wTHiriiiitSilYieis B\]j~" THEY WERE right-sort of. On the first play, Chuck Foreman punched into the line for one yard. On the second play. Brent McClanahan tried it. He lost a yard, Name Intramural notes and when ran into middle guard Dave Rowe, McClanahan lost the ball. too. .All entries for basketball Memorial Hall. All entries Inside linebacker WiUie HaU grabbed it, the Vikings Address and hockey are due at 5 are due Jan. 18 and play remained pointless and, unbeknownst to anyone, Oakland p.m. today in the begins Jan 24. was about to move out and never look back. Intramural Office. Managers are responsible Phone m for picking up the playing rules and schedules by CASINO PARTY TONIGHT Major/Class Friday. Games will begin in Anderson Arena and the 7:30-? Men's Gym at 6:30 p.m. Monday. PI KAPPA PHI INVITES ALL TO THEIR Area of Interest FIRST ANNUAL CASINO RUSH PARTY Handball, bowling and "come and have a tasfe curling entries for Available Time fraternity and resident hall of the good life of play are now being ac- cepted in Room 201, ^L Pi Kappo Phi Pi Kappa Phi* mxxtftKxmmxzvn Best home gome in 4 years By Greg Smith overtime loss to CMU. could do was tie," Hipsher said "But I'm confident Assistant Sports Editor It was better than the 71-70 defeat to Ohio University my foul shooting ability and I knew I could make them.' which cost the Falcons the MAC crown in 1974. After Hipsher made his first shot. Falcon coach John! There's always been a history of good, close basketball Yes, the 56-55 victory over TU was even better because Welnert showed confidence in his senior tri-captain,| games between Northwestern Ohio Mid-American Con- it silenced fans who claimed the Falcon's fight song was donning his victory coat with a 5W3 advantage. ference (MAC) rivals Toledo University (TU) and titled "Choke." But defense played a major part in that lead. BG,| Bowling Green. And Saturday's contest between the "This team never quits," said BG senior tri-captain playing a very stingy, pressing defense, held TU to Just I Rockets and Falcons was no exception. Dan Hipsher, whose two foul shots in the last six seconds 23 second-half points including just nine of 30 from the I In fact, it was the best basketball game I've seen in were heard around the MAC. "This team is very close field for a cold 30 per cent The Falcons, meanwhile, I Anderson Arena in four years. this year and we really needed this win for our con- were hitting 48 per cent from the field in their comeback | The entire setting was great. It was a thrill to see fidence." bid. 5,365 screaming fans fill Anderson Arena for the first time since the Central Michigan University (CMU) game CONFIDENCE was overflowing in the Arena before YES, this game had something for everyone. in 1975. Hipsher stepped to the charity stripe. After the game, I talked to a veteran BG fan who said, YES, THIS game was better than the 121-101 triumph "When they told me I had two shots, it really helped "this is what Bowling Green basketball is all about." over Houston in 1975. It was better than the 82-80 because I knew I could still miss one and the best they I just smiled and agreed. Falcon rally nets 56-55 come-f rom-behind victory Hipsher shoots down Rockets

By Dick Rees Joplin came back with a lay-up with two ticks left on Toledo and I never will." Associate Sports Editor the clock, but Toledo called time and BG was forced to And for Weinert, it was something else. take the ball out of bounds with one second remaining. In "It was the most exciting game I've ever coached," he It was certainly a fitting way to open the new year's the excitement, six BG players were apparently on the said. "When you can beat your arch-rival, especially the home schedule. floor for the final play, but it went unnoticed by game way we did, it's a dam good feeling." Mid-American Conference (MAC) and backyard rival officials. Toledo. A packed house. Renewed interest in the hoop HARRIS' 20 POINTS made Weinert feel good and sport AND WHILE TOLEDO coach Bobby Nichols went to Hipsher's 12, including the final six, certainly did, but Bowling Green's cagers didn't let the partisan crowd of his team's locker room, put on his topcoat and hat and inside starters Ron Hammye and Norvain Morgan also 5,365, the largest in Anderson Arena since the memorable promptly left the Arena without saying a word to turned in fine games before fouling out late. overtime loss to Central Michigan two years ago, down following reporters, the Falcons were celebrating Hammye finished with 10 points and 13 rebounds while one bit Saturday night, rallying in the late stages of the mightily in their dressing quarters. Morgan also had 10 points and grabbed nine rebounds. game to hand the Rockets a 56-55 setback. "That's the greatest thing that ever happened to me, "I was worried how we'd respond under a pressure winning that game," Hipsher said. "I've grown up situation," Weinert said. "But the kids showed me that IN THE WORDS of Dan Hipsher, who scored the last around here (Fostoria) all my life and I've followed this they're competitors." six Falcon points, it was an unbelievable team effort. thing (BG -Toledo series) for years. I've never liked They sure were Saturday. One that was certainly appreciated, though Down by nine points with 7:10 left after trailing by as many as 12 early in the second half, BG got a needed lift ■ The B'u Hews from leading scorer Tommy Harris to get close and then relied on Hipsher to finish the Rockets off. Harris flipped in three 20-foot jumpers within a minute to pull the Falcons within one, 49-48, with 6:08 still remaining. Then, with Toledo overplaying Harris' side and taking 'Sports a three-point lead, the Falcons went to Hipsher. The Page 8 Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1977 Nawipholo by Mind, Willigon senior tri-captain responded with two mid-range jumpers under pressure, giving BG a 54-53 edge. Pressure eater Toledo then saw freshman standout Dick Miller miss the front end of a one-end-one and two field goals by Preparing lor thin all-important free throw toss Is Stan Joplin and Ted Williams miss their mark. BG got Save $10.00 to $59.90 if you act now. Dan Hipsher. The senior forward sunk this shot and possession, played keep-away and the Rockets were the second, while the scoreboard tells the rest of the forced to foul Hipsher with six seconds left story. Directing traffic in the ba.'kground Is guard Dan Shumukcr. THE FALCONS TOOK a time out. and first-year head If youVe been thinking about coach John Weinert, just two days out of the hospital after a stomach disorder, gave Hipsher the needed Redskins attack confidence that resulted in his two successful free throws getting a programmable. and the icing on the cake. "Coach Weinert said 'When we make these two free throws, we'll just drop back and let them get a bucket,' " Tfcxas Instruments has a wrestlers early said after the game. "And I told him I'd make them. Then after he put his coat on (signifying victory) By Terry Goodman after I made the first one...well, that really showed he special offer for you Assistant Sports Editor had confidence in me." It's beginning to become habit forming, like smoking cigarettes, brushing teeth every morning or kissing your Basketball standings special friend of the opposite sex goodnight. NOW Bowling Green's wrestling team can not win close matches. It was proved again Saturday in Oxford, when Miami said good riddance to the Falcons by leaving them 2-0 in MAC on the short end of a 23-11 count. During the meet's first five bouts, BG only had eight MAC OVERALL less match points, but Bill Frazier's 1-1 draw netted the TEAM W-L W-L lone Falcon team points. Western Michigan 3-0 M Jay Ules (118), Jerry Thomas (126), Jack Pequignot BOWLING GREEN U> « (142) and Rick Kopf (150) all lost heartbreakers. Miami 2-0 7-2 Central Michigan W) 7-6 "WE'VE GOT to win those close ones," Falcon coach Northern Illinois M 3-7 Bruce Bellard emphasized. "I've been saying that for Toledo 1-2 W SR-56 $109.95* SR-52 $299.95* two years now. Ohio University 1-2 W If you want an Incredible slide nil* calculator that's If you want tha computer-Ilka power of a card pro- "We've got to do better," he said. "It wasn't a good Kent State 0-2 4-7 also programmable, than this la tha ona for you. day at all. We wrestled pretty good but got no breaks. Ball State 0-2 4-7 grammable than choose this ona. There're 74 preprogrammed functions and opera- Maybe on a different night, there would have been a Eastern Michigan M 5-6 Techniques like optimization, iteration, data reduc- different outcome. But we were hurt early." tions. 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