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SPACE CENTER, Houston (API- Swigert Jr. to earth 10 hours earlier than EST, they were on a return course of supplies from the small moon landing dimly lit to conserve power. rocket firing last night left some Three American astronauts gave their planned. their abbreviated journey, heading for a craft, Aquarius, still attached to their "1 didn't know there was any up- propellant in the descent engine should it stricken spaceship a burst of rocket Ijttle more than one-and one-hall splashdown in the Pacific Ocean about command ship. stairs." Mission Control said. be needed later to align the ship as it power last night to hurry them home hours before the rocket firing, they 300 miles south-southeast of Samoa on The command ship Odyssey was In in unexplained comment from nears the earth's atmosphere. before their vital and already short emerged from their only pass behind the Friday at about 12:18 p.m EST. essentially dead, its batteries waiting for space, one of the astronauts was heard to Officials said the astronauts had supplies of water, oxygen and electricity moon, their only close-up view of the Even the 10-hour saving is an ad- use during re-entry and a 15-hour supply say over the radio channel to Houston enough oxygen, water and power, but run out. surface they had hoped to explore. For vantage to the weary, cover-all-clad of oxygen stored in tanks. "I'm afraid this Is going to be the last just "barely" enough to survive the The rocket burst, borrowed from the almost 40 minutes, blocked from earth astronauts. It saves 10 hours usage of "Jimmy and Jack are in the upstairs moon mission (or a long time." problems that started with an eruption in prime engine of the little moon lander, by the lunar surface, they were out of water, oxygen and electricity bedroom taking a nap," Haise reported The moon lander's engine is the only pressurized fuel tanks Monday night. will bring Apollo 13 crewmen James A. contact. They are being kept alive with limited yesterday afternoon from Aquarius, power plant available to them. The The crippled craft, officials said, has LoveU Jr., Fred W. Haise Jr. and Jack L When they came out at 7:46 p.m. a water supply that will last about 12 hours longer than it will take to get the men home It has electrical power to last about28 hours longer and oxygen to last Off-campus move about 50 hours longer than the homeward voyage. Water, as much as oxygen, was the key survival. And water was in the shortest supply. It is the prime coolant In the spacecraft. It alone keeps the cabin may be blocked air temperature livable. It alone cools the closely packed electronic systems that would otherwise overheat and break By Wayne Thomas this happened the fraternity would no HoUy Hutton longer be represented on inter-fraternity down. Staff Reporters council, will no longer be recognized by To conserve water the astronauts were ordered to cut off as manv of the the University and will not be permitted The University could legally block to function or exist on campus. electricial systems as possible To con- serve oxygen they were told to move the off-campus move of Beta rheta Pi "It's going to become an interesting fraternity if so desired, Dr. Edward H. legal question," said Bowling Green's around as little as possible to keep Ward, assistant to the vice-president of mayor F. Gus Skibbie , who declined to breathing at a lower rate. make any further comment until he spoke The astronauts must keep their student affairs said yesterday. command ship docked to Aquarius until Ward added, however, that the with city solicitor C. Richard Marsh, who only minutes before plunging into the University may be willing to allow the is out of town until Thursday. Most houses contacted yesterday earth's atmosphere on Friday. Then move to Valentine Apartments on an they'll jettison the small craft ami ride to experimental basis. were content to remain on campus for a year and see what happens with the Beta earth breathing only the oxygen left In Because fraternity members plan to the cabin of the command ship. sign individual leases, there has been Theta Pi move. Dave Harvath, president of Sigma Odyssey, a sister ship to the com- some question as to the extent of mand modules which four times University control over Beta Theta Pi if Chi said he felt the move was "a necessary thing" and that "something previously have carried man to moon the move becomes reality. orbit and back was disabled suddenly had to come about sooner or later." "I would tend to agree that the and without warning Monday night. students will not be under University He believed that the rest of the Astronauts LoveU, Haise and Swigert jurisdiction," said Ward. houses should stay on campus for at least one year until the results of the move can had just completed a routine telecast John Lepp, assistant to President from space when power suddenly William T. Jerome, said that the Board of be analyzed. He implied that Timothy dropped gas began venting un- Smith, assistant dean of students and Trustees will decide on the issue at its controllably into space and the ship next meeting to be held May 1. advisor to the Inter-fraternity Council, gyrated. According to Lepp, the problem lies advised all fraternities to wait for at least "Hey, we've got a problem here," one year. with the Greek Village plans, which Attoclolad Pr»«i Wlr»pholo said LoveU, and the most perilous hours would be disrupted if houses started Tom Glennon, senior representative JOHN SWIGERT, right, the. backup crewman who crisis with Tom Mattlngly. the man he replaced. Mat- in the American space program had moving off-campus on their own. This to IFC from Sigma Nu, stated "We're stepped in as the command module pilot on the Apollo 13 Ungly was unable to make the flight because of his ex- begun. would go against the resolution which has really In no hurry to try this." mission, prepares for the flight which has now resulted in posure to German measles. The Apollo 13 commander, a veteran been made that any fraternity moving of three previous space-flights, said the off would have to move into the Greek spacecraft experienced a "bang," Village. Cites negligence, apathy followed by caution and warning lights. He said that the Greek Village is He said gas was venting into space and having trouble getting off the ground due oxygen readings on one tank fell steadily to finiancial difficulties. He stated that to zero. the board must decide if Beta Theta Pi's The precise cause of the problem move violates this resolution. remained a mystery. Theories ranged When asked if the fraternity can from a collision with a meteor to an legally rent these apartments as a group, Thatch won't run again explosion of undetermined origin. safety service director Walter L. Zink Whether the cause ever could be known stated "I don't know," and said that any By Jim Marino Thatch, expressing dismay at with certainty remained In doubt since action would depend upon reactions of Council, in general, doing nothing," GETTING a student on the Board of News Editor Council's apparent failure this year to Thatch said. Trustees with the power to suggest the service module where it occurred people living in the area of the apart- will have to be left In space. ments. "We would probably get a lot of operate successfully because of an "This present system of governance agenda items and to voice student views. In a surprise announcement When alerted by LoveU, Mission repercussions from the people in that "overly-structured, bureaucratic cannot survive" he stated. The student does not have a vote, yesterday, Student Body President Greg system," said he would continue next Thatch hoped before he left office Control immediately began reading area," he said. however, Thatch explained. Thatch said he will not seek re-election to year to work on student needs outside Council would take a definitive stand STRAIGHTENING out a rapport instructions to the spacecraft and within Zink also said he didn't know if any minutes flight controllers made the action will be taken to prevent the office May S. Student Council supporting a University Community problem with landlords in relation to off- "We've had our share of successes Council, where students and faculty campus student housing. chilling annoncement: fraternity from moving in. The command ship had only 15 Tim Smith, assistant dean of this year," Thatch said, "but until we all together would propose and pass ESTABLISHING new and more come to realize that we can best work as legislation. responsive lines of communications with minutes af electrical power left. students, stated that "any group con- The astronauts quickly opened the nected with the University will always be one body under a University Community "Acting as one force, we'll be able to members of The Board of Trustees. Council concept, our achievements will get things done and not have to contend INSTITUTING the most complete tunnel through the nose of the command under certain restrictions or ship into the attached moon lander. They regulations," and said he didn't know if remain limited." with the politicing and struggling for professor-course evaluation study, yet. Thatch, who took office late last year influence which goes on between Council GAINING the respect of many began siphoning oxygen from the small Beta Theta Pi would lose their charter if ship, which until the emergency was they moved off campus. He said that if after series of events rocked former and a number of faculty and ad- decision-makers on the administrative Student Body President Bob Michalski ministrative boards and committees," he level. destined to make man's third moon from his post, will serve out his present said. ACHIEVING a voice on the landing Wednesday night. Nixon selects term. Thatch said under the present Academic Affairs Board. Within hours, officials announced "This move will allow me more time system of University governanace, Before Thatch leaves, he said he that the situation, though still critical, to concentrate on my personal life, Council is only winning some of the would institute a program for on-campus was stabilized and that the astronauts Northern judge grades, and what I'm going to do with my battles. He said there was great ad- students who desire to use their cafeteria would attempt to limp home on the future," he said. ministrative red tape involved in getting meal ticket on a part-time only basis. He limited supplies from the lunar lander. He divided the blame for inactivity action on an issue. hopes a Council statement on this matter After trouble struck, ApoUo 13 was for U.S. Court between Council, which he said is "Under a Community Council we will occur soon. thrown at one point into wild gyrations by inherently restricted to acting only in an could forget about all the little battles, Thatch said no student should the venting of gas from the ruptured WASHINGTON (AP (Judge Harry advisory capacity, and an apathetic and all of us could work together in consider the present set-up of oxygen tank. It took almost half an hour A. Blackmun of Minnesota was named student body where "students refuse to fighting the larger war-our mutual University governance as precious. to bring the spacecraft fully under yesterday by President Nixon to fill the rally behind any cause." goals," Thatch said. control. much fought -over Supreme Court "We have to forget about our in- "In our present structure we have Among the administrative ac- dividual confines of autonomy and think Christopher C. Kraft, deputy director vacancy which is now nearly a year old. of the space center and long-time flight Greg Thatch committees doing all the work and complishments Thatch cited were: of the larger good," he said. The appointment, announced by Thatch said some administrative and director, said then, "If the situation presidential press secretary Ronald L. faculty organizations were considering remains stabilized there is no question Ziegler some hours after it had become that we can bring them back to earth known unofficially, is Nixon's third effort bringing in students for consultation or Town Roundtable disbands; institute students with a vote on their safely." to fill the long-vacant seat. boards. The astronauts fired Aquarius' Earlier, two Southern jurists were "But we need more than this," descent engine for 30 seconds early denied confirmation by the Senate. And Tuesday to put them on a course that after his second rebuff last week Nixon Thatch emphasized, blame on lack of affendance "There are needs in this University eventually would bring them home, but said he would not name another first would take them on the arc around attendance from the students for at least that only a student can explain and vote Southerner in his quest for a so-called By Rich Bergeman percentage of townspeople attended ihan the moon. strict constructionist but would look Staff Reporter students." two meetings. upon. An administrative or a faculty member acting in our place does us no Officials said it was safer and elsewhere for a conservative nominee He said he had no way of knowing "But, I don't believe we've ever had good," he said. cheaper in terms of power for the ship to because he believes the present Senate Town and Student Roundtable, which students would have been best for more than 10 student members out of a loop the moon in tlutt fashion rather than organized in 1968 amid high hopes and the discussion group, and could only possible 15 present this year," he added. "I have firmly held that students will not accept a Southerner. Several must take more of the role of decision- try to turn around and head straight back senators denied this. loud praise for its purpose, has been select officers of organizations and Although it may not have seemed to earth. The effect of lunar gravity disbanded because of poor attendance volunteers. immediately apparent, the chairman maker here, and I hope whoever Ziegler told reporters the 61-year-old becomes Student Body President after would help whip the spacemen home. member of the 8th U.S. Court of Appeals from its student members. He thought they would be the most remarked, a lot of time and effort was Without that Aquarius rocket engine, "The decision to cancel the remaining interested in hashing-out town and involved in organizing the meetings- me understands this and keeps it con- was selected from a group of six stantly in mind," he said. LoveU, Haise and Swigert would have possibilities. The Press secretary said meetings was made reluctantly," Robert student difficulties. from both himself and others. been lost forever in space. Baron, roundtable chairman, wrote in an A graduate of Bowling Green himself. "And when you can't get the presence Thatch cautioned against acting out .that in contrast to the procedure on the of emotion or over-reaction when But there still will be some harried two earlier appointments the President April 10 letter to all members. Baron was less criticial of the students of the members, it's wasted," he said. moments before the re-entry of Apollo 13 "Maybe I'm at fault," the area than he was dissappointed. Despite the fact that he has become changes appear slow. conferred in person with Blackmun "I think we've proven this year that a and splashdown in the Pacific.Some time before nominating him. businessman reflected yesterday. "Students, and not just these students, disillusioned with it, Baron hopes some before re-entry, the pilots will have to "Maybe I didn't pick the right people to but students in general," he said, "seem other organization will sponsor the factual presentation of the facts, and a Ziegler continued: set of priorities for what must be done to crawl back into the disabled command "The President said be was highly participate. But you never know. You to be gung-ho for a while and then back roundtable. module to jettison the moon-lander. only know that you've been un- off quickly. I've notices the same thing "I still think the basic idea of students aid the students has resulted in many Impressed with Judge Blackmun's concessions and favorable decisions by Using batteries stored in the command personal qualities and that he was highly successful." with the teach-in on campus this month." and townspeople getting together to talk module, they must position the ship for Although several townspeople were at The group went very well last year. about things that concern both of them is the Administration," he said. impressed when he studied the judicial "But we still have a long way to go." re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. record. fault also. Baron said, "far greater Baron commented. He had 100 per cent a good one," he said. Page 2 The BG Newt, Wednesday April 15, 1970 opinion epiT8RiaLS what did you say, lady?
By Richard Price a beep I think you are for voting down but quite frankly I... you that if you reject one more of my fee march Assistant Editorial Editor Carswell. This is the second time that MRS. MITCHELL,: That's enough of husband's nominees to the Supreme beeping Senate of yours has made a fool your beeping insults. I don't have to Court, I'm personally going to go on out of itself. listen to this, you know. television and tell the whole world what a Mrs. John Mitchell's recent rash of FULBRIGHT: Really, Mrs. Mit- FULBRIGHT: Why don't you hang beeping beep- you are... A march on the state capitol is slated for this weekend bad language must have everybody on chell. I think this has gone far enogh. I... up? to show those in government that students are tired of Capitol Hill shaking. MRS. MITCHELL: Beep-it, I'm MRS. MITCHELL: Sure, you'd like FULBRIGHT: Good-bye, Mrs. having their fees raised whenever a financial squeeze hits The wife of Attorney General John getting sick and tired of your drivel. Just to get rid of me. You, Just hate me, you Mitchell. Mitchell has built up quite a vocabulary the state educational institutions. shut the beep-up. beep. MRS. MITCHELL: What! You cant of four-letter words (as well as FULBRIGHT: Mrs. Mitchell, it's not FULBRIGHT: I'm going to hang up, The march is scheduled to leave the Union Oval at Ohio hang up on me, you beep! Well, beep! Of questionable words of five, six and seven that I simply want to tell you you're a Mrs. Mitchell. all the nerve! Beep, beep, beep-it. State University at 12:15 p.m. Saturday to parade to the letters) and is quickly becoming one of warm, gracious, and concerned citizen. MRS. MITCHELL: And I'm telling Oh well... State House. Speakers and discussions have been planned the most outspoken critics-on for the remainder of the afternoon both at the State House everything-in Washington. and OSU. Only reluctantly avowing any Ohio has been notoriously cheap when appropriating knowledge of her actions, Mrs. Mitchell has been telephoning assorted public money for higher education. For the sake of lower taxes to figures, berating them for widespread attract industry from outside the state, students and their oppositon to the now-defeated Supreme parents find themselves getting poorer while the cor- Court nominee, G. I la rr old and, sickened . porations are getting richer. by her verbal barrage of badmouthing, Yet the businesses which are presently able to shirk the listeners usually self-destruct inside paying their fair share to support state Institutions due to of five minutes. the tax laws are the same businesses that benefit from the She has even comptemplated telephoning her favorit adversary, J. trained labor force produced by these institutions. William Fulbright. If she were to make Last year, student opposition was instrumental in the call, the conversation might go blocking the Board of Regents' fee increase proposals, as something like this: well as causing Governor Rhodes to reconsider his Ill- MRS. MITCHELL: Well, beep-it all. conceived "Plan for the 70's" concerning state higher Bill, you've gone and done it again! Do education. you know what you did you beep? You Continuing expression of student opinion will insure voted against Carswell, that's what. When my husband hears about that, he's that student views are given more serious consideration in going to get pretty beep mad, and he's the formulation of future educational programs and liable to come over and bash your beep policies in the state. head in with a beep-beep baseball bat! A needed change may be in the political winds. At least FULBRIGHT: But, Mrs. Mitchell, one candidate for governor, Roger Cloud, has expressed a I.... desire to increase funding of education through more state MRS. MITCHELL: Don't interrupt appropriations, rather than fee increases. me, you beep! I'm trying to talk. Now as I was saying... Also, if eighteen year-olds are eventually given the FULBRIGHT. Really, Mrs. Mit- vote, the students will have a more substantial tool for chell. Such language! Naughty, naughty, changing educational policies than staging marches and Mrs. Mitchell. rallies. MRS. MITCELL: Look, you beep. Our governor contends that in Ohio, profit is not a dirty I'm very busy, and I don't have much word. We believe it Is, to the extent that a larqer share of time to beep-beep with you. industrial profit should be channeled toward educating the FULBRIGHT. Mrs. Mitchell, I don't people who support these industries as employees and have to listen to this kind of talk. MRS. MITCHEIX: Listen here, you consumers. beep. I wouldn't have to listen to it either if you'd shut your beep mouth and let me finish. I Just wanted to let you know what news Lerrers ,ets hear rom U am the vine, you are the branches; he htprp tViPv arp ' Y° . • who abides in me, and I in him, he bears Uly1 i / ■ ^ *"^V ** ^ The BG New. welcome.welcome, .Uall letter, to bridge OVOf iTOUDUd WOtOf much fruit, but apart from me you can do the editor and your opinion columns. nothing." Due to our desire to bring you the When you have a problem you seek a has the know how to build that bridge. Don't be like the Wright Brothers The citizens of Bowling Green are missing a splendid large.! cross-section of view, and specialist-right? A specialist is someone Again we can't recognize him because laughers -give him a try. Jesus is the opportunity to put their little town on the map. opinion., however, we a.k that letters be who knows everything there is to know the worldly mud is so thick that we're all •bridge over troubled waters' -He's the no more than 300 word., typewritten, and about some one thing. In the evidence bogged down in doctrines, social affairs, way to God and the answers in your life. President Nixon, in his never-ending search for a columns be a maximum of four Supreme Court nominee with views similar to his own, is around us we must have the wrong and just plain complexity. This was my It really is so simple to know Him. typewritten page., triple-spaced. specialist because things sure are a again on the lookout for a strict constructions. life. I was living it aimlessly and so full We maintain the right to edit all mess. of loneliness. My life was sinking fast All the citizens have to do is notify the President about material, which exceed those limits, and DaveSchaeffer Then why haven't we found him? The from the weight of unanswered 434Compton local judges Dunipace and Coller. As strict con to edit with reaped to the law. of libel reason lies in that we don't know who he problems. Campus Crusade for Christ structionists and all-around non-liberals, either could and good ta.te. is, and if we did, we wouldn't listen to him Then it happened, I met him, The easily be nominated. All letter, and columns submitted to anyway. Just as when man laughed and specialist, the one who could bridge my The New. become the property of The Besides, Bowling Green would then be rid of at least one mocked at the Wright Brothers' loneliness and the problems of the en- mediocre judge. New. and cannot be returned. foolishness for claiming they could fly. vironment in and around me. I met him question Material, should be addressed to The People just wouldn't listen to what in a personal way, and in my heart. BG New., Editorial Editor, 106 they had to say, and yet these brothers Not through any action I performed, University Hall. lifted the future. We don't know who the or through any doctrinated institution, for learned specialist is because of many in- but by an invitation he gave me and our man Hoppe stitutionalised do's and don'ts to everyone else. achieving his Identity. "Behold I stand at the door of your I have been on this campus for over two As I look around me today, problems life and knock; if anyone hears my voice and a half years, but I would like to ad- not only lie external the individual, but and opens the door, I will come in to dress my question to the more learned also internal. The classrooms are all him." He further claims his authority people found here. welcome to the electorate filled with purposeless lives, and the and greatness saying, "I came that they How can one male get to know one downtown bars with the lonely. People might have life, and might have it honest and sincere female without are lonely because they build walls in abundantly." having to put on a facade? By Arthur Hoppe register?" stead of bridges. John Barkoot National Columnist "I hadn't thought of that." Irwin He even describes specifically the "Register?" asked Irwin scratched his head. "I guess maybe 111 If they only knew the specialist who answer to our environment problem; "I 233Compton suspiciously. It looks as though 18-year -olds may register as a Democrat. They're more "I mean will you be a Democrat or a liberal, aren't they?" get the vote. No one was more excited Republican?" "Up North they are. Generally, about the prospect than Irwin. "Never!" Irwin struck an indignant "Just wait, man," Irwin frowningly they're for big Government, more a transmission from the past pose. "They're both just a bunch of controls and peace-although they told his father. "We young people will political hacks who stage rigged con- throw out all the bums you elected and somehow always to get us in a war Present. ventions. That's the trouble with your somewhere." By Ken McCall As you turn to a friend to comment build a better society." generation. You're trapped in a rotten Student Column These bundles of energy) you and upon the quality of newspaper articles "That's fine, son," said his father, "Hold on!" said Irwin, alarmed. me) may by chance share the same system. We'll vote instead for the man, "I'm against big Government, more these days, as you are talking, when is obviously pleased. "Welcome into our Present, but only temporarily. Now the not the party." controls and war. I'll register as a the Present? it when your brain first democratic electorate." "Good for you son. I just hope you These thoughts, gentle reader, are a determinist will strike, claiming that conceives the words? It takes time for Irwin was surprised. "You mean Republican. They're against big communication from the oceanic, don't feel guilty about it afterward." Government, aren't they?" behavior, too, is a result of a progression your larnyx and mouth to form them. Is you don't mind giving us the vote?" timeless past-last week. Only last week of forces. However, although behavior is "Guilty?" "That's right, son. They're for big it when you say the words? "Mind? I'm delighted," said his "Well, if you don't register, you can't did I sit down one night to compose this obviously shaped to some extent by But your words instantly enter the father, puffing on his pipe. "We need business, less controls and prosperity- message hoping to break the spell of conditions of the environment, it is not at vote in the primaries. And you may feel although they somehow seem to get us in Past (which does not exist) and it takes your enthusiasm, your Idealism, your guilty not helping select the best man to unreality that "Part Four" of Nabokov's all obvious that it is absolutely deter- time for your friend to perceive your a depression. Personally, I had a hard "Ada" had cast. mined. fresh ideas. How are you going to run for the office." time choosing between Humphrey and meaning. So he is hearing things which That night is now gone-not just seven Thus (flourish) you and I, gentle you are no longer saying. Thus, you and Nixon in '68." days gone, but gone completely from the "It'll be different in the future, reader, as discrete bundles of energy your friend are not in the same Present. domain of time. The spell, however, did have the ability to effect coming But forget about him, when are you? man," said Irwin bravely. "Who does it not leave, and still hovers over these •me BG news look like in '72?" Presents. You and I have the tremen- As you turn your head back to the words. But let us begin at the beginning. dous power to shape coming events, not paper, there is a separate Present for "Nixon and Humphrey, son. But if There is no Future. Pardon my you feel guilty voting for one or the other, only in our realities, but also in those of each infinately small fraction of each An Independent Student Voice dogmatism, but this fact strikes me hard others. degree of angle you turn. Again, it takes just keep in mind that your vote wont at times. Often I And myself slipping into editor bruce m. larrick count." We, as parts of the Present, can time for your brain to "feel" the a sort of drowsy fatalism, that foot- effect the "Future", those who do not movement, so your brain is not in the managing editor let d. slephenson "What do you mean, my vote wont shuffling existence in which you absently count?" exercise their energy live as slaves to same Present with your body. editorial editor glenn d. waggoner move your feet, never realizing that your those who do. But we have all read too Indeed, the "true" Present is too news editor james p. marino "No national election is ever decided feet are moving you. by a single vote, son. It's tempting to much about apathy. End of digression. short for us too notice. Instead, we issue editor daneene j. fry "Then, suddenly, I wake up and, So there is no Future, only Past and perceive "a rich smudge" of memory stay home sometimes. But you'd feel surprised, find myself in control of my sports editor dennis d. white terribly guilty not exercising your Present. The Past (or rather the Pasts images which follow the Present like the life (never mind what makes an "I" or of each energy bundle) however, no photo editor gl eppleston democratic right-especially seeing tail of a comet. These memory images of en what causes it to act; regardless of longer exists. The Present, when it past Presents are what w» perceive as business manager richard m. harris you'll be responsible for the condition our whether the "I" is, in turn, controlled, its society's in." becomes the Past, evaporates, leaving "now" and they continually fade before advertising manager h. John holt: actions control its life.) only momentos and memories which new clumps of images. "Now wait a minute," said Irwin I blink, look around, and find-that assistant adv. man Constance r. zoll nervously. "I'm not responsible for all exist only as we perceive them in the All right, my question is: If there is circulation manager .donald luce there is no inexorable future which is Present. no Future, and if the Past does not exist that's wrong with this country." lying in ambush just an instant away. No, "As a voter," said his father smugly, So there is no Past (if we take "is" to except as we recall it in the Present, and there are only possible combinations of mean "exists".) We can only say that if the Present is so short that we can only "you'll be just as responsible as I am. different conditions in the Present, which And just as guilty." there were Presents whose places experience the memory of it, then just Tho BG No-, la publl.hod Tue.doy. thru Fndoy. durlrvc, th* r.gulur may react in the Present, to form a new wereiand are) continually usurped by where are we? ochool |H>, on* onto • w«V durin* ih* uiHa ■(■•IWII, undm outh*.. Present. newer Presents. Ity or tho Publication* Commlitoo ol Bowling Greon Slat* Umvor.iiy. "The whole thing's a plot to burden Do we, in fact, live in the Past? If we This new Present will. In turn, have But (this is the curse of Nabokov's Opinion, o.proi.od In odilonol ioli.ni or **h*f column. In 1K0 No-. us with your guilt feelings," said Irwin do, "now" is an nonexistent as that night an infinite number of conditions which spell) when and what is the Present' If it do not noco«.orily rollocl lh. opinions ol th* Unlvor.lly Administration angrily. "I'm not a bit surprised you a week ago. will combine for the next, and so on. This is continually being formed out of "old" foully or .toll or Iho Stat* ol Ohio. Opinion. o»pr o.iod by column!.I. do were willing to give us the vote." Surely, we can remember more progression is saved from inevitability Presents and then whizzing into the Past, "Ol noc.i.wlly rollocl iho opinion, ol Iho BG No-.. Edllorlol. In tko BG "The only thing that surprised me," about "now", but it is as gone as last No-, rollocl iho opinion, ol th* majority ol mombor. ol th* 60 No-. Edl- I pre-destination) by living organisms- said his father, nodding happily, "is that it must be an instant of "zero duration". week or last summer or any former M'lol Boor*. little bundles of independent energy, you were willing to take it." If it is always changing, it must be in- Present. So where does that leave us? each moving in its own reality or finitely short. Under the spell. The BG News, Wednesdoy, April 15, 1970/Poae 3 Inquest papers woru»)nEws From Allocated Pr.it Army questions Medina held by judge ATLANTA, Ga. - An Army investigator questioned Capt. Ernest L. Medina yesterday concerning the alleged massacre at BOSTON (AP)-A federal Court to issue the documents My Lai in 1968. judge yesterday issued a today would harm him Medina, 33, was commander of an infantry company at the temporary injunction barring financially time of a raid on the Vietnamese village in March 1968. He Is distribution to news media, There was no immediate charged with responsibility for all civilian slayings which oc- scheduled today of the tran- indication when Judge Caffrey curred during the attack. script and judge's report on would hold further hearings on He told newsmen earlier that he is accused in the slaying of the inquest into the death of Lipman's move. at least 175 persons, although the Army did not announce the Mary Jo Kopechne. The Superior Court Clerk, numberx Judge Andrew A. Caffrey Edward V. Keting, had con- acted in U.S. District Court a tracted with Xerox Corp. to SALT talks to resume few minutes after the 1 p.m. reproduce the documents. deadline he set for filing of Caffrey celled the unusual VIENNA - Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir briefs in the suit by a Monday night session to hear Semonov arrived yesterday for the resumption of the strategic professional court testimony from Mat. Atty. arms limitation talks with the United States. He said the stemographer. Edmund Dinis on the terms of Kremlin had instructed his delegation "to conduct negotiations The stenographer, Sidney the contract he made with in a factual and constructive manner." R. Lipman, contended that he Lipman to transcribe the Gerard Smith and his U.S. delegation arrive tonight. They has sole right to reproduce inquest proce dings last stopped in Brussels today to talk with the NATO representatives and sell copies of the 764-page January. of the other members of the North Atlantic alliance. transcript and that plans of It was Dinis who the clerk of Suffolk Superior requested the inquest into the death of Miss Kopechne, a 28- Army names staff chief Basing begiis y ear-old Washington WASHINGTON - Adm. Thomas H. Moorer. chief of naval secretary found dead in Sen. operations, will become the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Edward M Kennedy's car Ai.ociot.d Pr«»ft Wlr»ph«lo Staff. Pentagon sources said yesterday. in Florida area after it plunged off a bridge A MOUSE named Mlgory ana a oaby boa It tried to eat meal and was put in the cage for overnight gulping. Next At the same time, it was reported that Vice Adm. Elmo into a tidal pond on Cha- were brought to a nose-to-nose confrontation by handlers morning, keepers found Mighty munching on a 2'j" gash Zumwalt. commander of naval forces In Vietnam, will be BRADENTON, Fla. (API- ppaquiddick Island last July at the Coral Reef pet store In Dayton the day before Saby In the boa. Vet put six stitches In snake but It died elevated to chief of naval operations. Yellow school buses tran- 18. Boa died of his wounds. Mighty was supposed to be a baa Tuesday. Moorer will replace Army Gen. Earle G. Wheeler who is due sported black and white to retire in early July after a record six years as head of the children to their new panel of military chiefs which advise the President and the classrooms yesterday secretary of defense on strategy and policy. Manatee County as officials Selection of an admiral for the top U.S. military post breaks a implemented the string of three joint chairmanships held by Army generals. desegregation plan blocked Apollo families try to remain calm Preceding Wheeler were Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and Gen. last week by Gov. Claude 1 .> m.iii I«mnitzer, both now retired. Kirk. SPACE CENTER, Houston A NASA spokesman said flowed to the Lovell and Haise reported earlier, "I'm not situation." The spokesman Some 2,600 of the county's (AP) - With the crippled the couple, Dr. and Mrs. J. homes yesterday, bringing saying another word until Jim said she was less tense than 17,000 public school pupils Apollo 13 speeding homeward U'onard Swigert, "are taking food, flowers and gets back home." Monday night. Trial of Navy seamen were sent to new schools to from its aborted moon it very well." reassurance. provide the 80-20 black-white mission, Marilyn I x) veil and Mrs. Haise busied herself With her at home were the ration ordered by a U.S. Mary Haise tried to appear as A steady stream of friends, Mrs. I xivell said she would about the house, NASA said, three children: Frederick, 11,. begins in Washington district judge. calm as their astronaut neighbors and Apollo wives remain at home all day. She "to keep her mind off the Stephen, 8, and Mary, 14. husbands. WASHINGTON (AP)-The in Vietnam "are too an- House votes Both wives kept their older court-martial of a Navy tagonistic to those of the ac- children home from school seaman accused of urging cused" to provide a basis for pay raise for yesterday although Jeffrey sedition and desertion opened the officer to render a fair and Lovell, 4, youngest son of Ships await Apollo 73 splash yesterday with the defense impartial verdict. flight commander James A. challenging the presence of a The trial is considered by federal staff Lovell Jr., was hustled off to ABOARD USS IWO JIMA decided whether the disabled Rut Monday night, Capt. Islands. naval intelligence officer on Priest's supporters as a major nursery classes. (AP)-"We are ready," said Odyssey would splash down in U'I a mi E. Kir ken in said he Meanwhile, offers of help the seven-member court. test of constitutional rights of WASHINGTON (AP) - A 6 The families monitored the commander of the Apollo the Pacific or the Atlantic in came from all over. Civilian lawyer David servicemen ■ per cent pay raise for federal would stay in a 200-mile radius The setting for the court- flight communications on 13 recovery ship Iwo Jima the unfolding emergency. of Pago Pago until exact Britain put its navy at the Rein, counsel for Seaman employees, surviving an effort NASA squawkboxes and tuned cruising the Pacific when he At 5:40 a.m. F.ST Tuesday coordinates are determined. disposal of any rescue Appren. Roger Lee Priest, martial is similar to that 45 to cut out congressional in television newscasts. learned of the crisis in space controllers announced the objected to the inclusion on the years ago of Col. Billy Mit- The Iwo Jima, with its operation. Brazil alerted its chell in that it is being con- employees, passed the House A NASA public affairs Monday night. splashdown would be at 1 p.m. eight helicopters is the only ships and planes to stand by in court of Capt. Wallace L. yesterday and went to officer said Mrs. Haise, ex- The news meant this EST in the Pacific. Naval vessel near the Pacific case a rescue was mounted off Russell who has been ducted in cramped quarters President Nixon. that are not easily accessible. pecting her fourth child in helicopter carrier was Until the news of the abort recovery area. Kirkemo said her shores. designated the senior member The $2.6 billion annual pay June, "is full of confidence in assigned to pluck, astronauts on the panel hearing the case. But Mitchell's trial reached the .Iwo Jima, it had he had not received word of grew out of his criticism of the boost for 5.6 billion employees, the men at Mission Control as James A. Lovell Jr., Fred W. been steaming toward the any plans to bolster the Britain's huge Jodrell Rein said the nature of including servicemen, Bank telescope tracked Apollo military establishment for well as the crew." Haise Jr., and John L. Swigert programmed splashdown recovery force. Russell's duties with the covered the first part of an Her husband, Fred W. Jr., Friday instead of April 21 13, following the faint signal of military intelligence com- failure to recognize the point near Christmas Island. After the Iwo Jima picks potential of air power. agreement reached between Haise Jr., was to have been as had been planned. It had until April 21 to get the moon craft, Aquarius. mand and his views on the war postal unions and the Nixon up the spacemen Friday, they the sixth American to stroll For some hours early there after leaving Pearl will be taken by helicopter to administration in the wake of the lunar surface. yesterday, controllers hadn t Harbor April 4. Pago Pago in the Samoa the country's first nationwide At Denver, Colo., the postal strike. parents of command module The second part of the pilot John L. Swigert, a Glenn sees astronauts safe return agreement, an additional 8 per bachelor said they were cent pay increase for postal "worried" and "stunned" by employees in July tied to COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Glenn would not comment Glenn said space ex- the sudden power failure that Ex- Astronaut John Glenn, postal reform, was to be sent cancelled the moon landing on what the flight's failure ploration "has been a risk to Congress by union- America's first man into may do the the future of the right from the start." He said and endangered the lives of space, is confident the three administration negotiators. the crew. space exploration program. there have been several astronauts aboard troubled He inaugurated American flights including one of his Apollo 13 will make it safely space travel in 1962. own, where things didn't back to earth. "The main thing now is operate as planned. Regents check sites Glenn, campaigning for getting them back," the He noted that the loss of the U.S. Senate nomination in balding, 48-year-old candidate power in the command ship for Kent State branch Ohio, said NASA experts in said. "I think it's premature had "drastically" cut the Houston are analyzing the to comment on anything else. margin of error allowed. "But COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Ohio Board of Regents situation to assure a safe We don't know what hap- I am confident they will get tomorrow will check sites for a new Kent State University return. pened." back safely," he said. branch and mark the centennial of the University of Akron by meeting there Friday. Thursday the board will hold a hearing at the Agriculture ATTENTION Research Center in Wooster to hear arguments on sites proposed for Kent State's Orville-Wadsworth branch. The hearing is scheduled for 1:30 pjn. ALL THOSE CONCERNED Both communities are vying for the new campus and have offered land for it. Following the hearing, the board will tour the ABOUT GOOD TEACHING two cities. No decision is expected until May or June. Topping the agenda of Friday's meeting will be fee increases April 21 is the Domination deadline for the proposed for the University of Cincinnati, Wright State Parents Club Awards University, Central State University, and the North Central for Distinguished Teaching. One fa c ulty member Ohio Technical School. from each Regents will also consider new degree and associate degree- of the three colleges will be awarded a $1000 granting programs at Cleveland State University, the prize, This Is an University of Akron, the Technical Institute of Northwest Ohio, opportunity for members of the university the North Central Ohio Technical Institute, Tri-county community Technical Institute, and Clark County Technical Institute. to reward excellent teaching (see yesterday'! The Akron meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the University BGNews of Arkon's Student Center, followed by a luncheon of Regents and for further detail!). university officials. Name of nominee _^^^^^^^^^^^_^^^_^__-^_^^_^^^_ Department A college • your department reasons for nominating the faculty member date Applications should be mailed to: It's the null they add to the world ■ Their collective working experience? Roger Coate 405 Student Services Bldg. moil sipensivs perfume*. For the Vsry deep Maynard Ferguson. world! moil expensive women. Tkio Rodiiguei. Blood. Sweat It's also the name of a new group and 6 Tears. Orchestra Harlow. a new music. Nine of the weightiest Machito. The Latin Dimension, Lionel musicians ever together. Blowing Hampton Eddie Palimen. APPLICATIONS for a* one. AMBERGRIS. . AMBERGRIS. It's whale rock. Young, soultul. It's Larry Harlow. Jerry W.ni. spirited. Original. Charlie CamiUen Harry Max. Jimmy AMBERGRIS. A.W.S. STANDING COMMITTEES Maeulen. Billy Shay. Lewis Xahn, It's also the name ol their first album. open rush Glenn John Miller and Gil Fields. On Paramount records and tapes AMBERGRIS, AMBERGRIS. ARE AVAILABLE IN ROOM 425 Now only '3.49 smoker Student Services Bldg. DEADLINES FOR APPLICATIONS MUSIC CITY IS APRIL 22 Wed. 8-10 ANYONE MAY APPLY Pogt 4/The BG News. Wednesday. April 15, 1970 possible Douglas impeachment Wizard of Irf by S*r*nl parksr and Johnny hart b>"^ nbu PIPN 'T 1 v Fwnncy \ ..lUi fTJULy Zr L 1m MM ■ V HAVb- Ford our/ines acfion WASHINGTON (AP) - of Evergreen," the GOP stitutional sanction; and dissenters, America will face, House Republican Leader leader said. every government from the I fear, an awful ordeal." Gerald Ii Ford says an article In the Evergreen article, beginnng has moved against Douglas said in this book, published in a controversial Douglas charges special in- it. his 20th, that a wholesale •u^i magazine by Supreme Court terests bring about govern- "But when the grievances restructuring of America's Justice William 0. Douglas ment decisions that ruin the pile high and most of the laws is essential "if society is removes all doubt about the environment, route freeways elected spokesmen represent to be responsive to human -»*
By Damon Beck feels it has to be brought down if we are to sur- Because of the problems of ecology the En- Staff Reporter vive and the chances of a lower birth rate are vironmental Studies Center is in the process of good. planning a program for the University. The problems of our environment will not be "The majority of peoples' attitudes on family "We are in the beginning stages of applying solved until people change their attitudes on the planning today are positive," he said. for a planning grant to develop a program for the pollution of our resources, said Dr. Raymond University," Dr. Endres said. "About 120 million Endres. director of the Environment Studies "Not many young is available through various sources for such Center. programs." The center, an interdisciplinary research Because the plans are indefinite there are staff directed toward gathering information people arm getting many different ideas on where the ecology about the environment for private industry and program should be placed. government, is dedicated to the view that the marrimd with the idea "The ecology program might evolve around future of hope must be accompanied by a com- the proposed Little College," he said. "A great mittment of the will and the exercise of reason. many new courses here will probably reflect of having a largo ecology." "Peop/e hove The program could also come under the family." biology department or one of the other hard recognized fhere is a Dr. Endres does not attribute this attitude to sciences or be integrated into many other the ecology problem, but to economics. departments. limit to resources." "Most people are worried about economics," "We have a commitment to the ad- he said. "They want to have a vacation every ministration to investigate all the possibilities," year, a new car every couple of years and he said. "People have recognized there is a limit to enough money so they can have the other resources and some of them can't be replaced," luxuries." "I see a nood for a Dr. Endres said. "Man has to find ways to use "People limit their families so they can have the environment so it is mutually beneficial to these things," he said. from standing school both parties." Dr. Endres also cited the increase in con- "We know the answers to the problems of sumer demand, which adds to per capita con- total environment are not just in the classroom sumption, as part of the waste and pollution for environmental We have learned primarily from our young problems. people that issues are important," he said. "We are a materialistic society," he said. studies ..." Although the issues were learned from the young, Dr. Endres does not feel the young hold the key to solving the problems. "People don't want "I see a need for a free standing school for environmental studies but that is my personal opinion and not necessarily that of everyone else "The young ore much an automobile that involved," he said. "My decision cannot be a unilateral one." could last forever." Dr. Entires feels that if the program fell more likely to talk under an established department, it would not "People don't want an automobile that could last get the attention it deserves. about ecology than forever." "The mass media creates a demand for more "I think we could develop an interdisciplinary power and more extras in an automobile which liberal arts program which would educate thmy ore to do creates problems." he said. students to environmental problems," he said. The blame for these extravagant consumer The center is now working in areas outside of something about it." demands can not be placed on the manufac- the University with the mayors and county turers, according to Dr. Endres. commissioners of Wood and Lucas counties for "A young revolutionary can rebel because he "If the American consumer wanted a small solid waste management to educate officials to lives in an affluent society and he knows people car with a small engine and was willing to pay the problems and to show them ways to find a will not let him starve," he said. for safety devices," he said, "the manufacturers solution. Dr. Endres cites the population explosion as would have to produce it to stay in competition." the major problem contributing to the en- Even if the population could be kept down, The center is also working with the per- vironmental crisis. this increase in consumer demand would cancel mission of Mayor F. Gus Skibbie to find a system Although the birth rate is lower in the United the advantage because of the per capita in- that could take the place of the present sewage N.-.pSoli, by Br.im Sl.H. States than many parts of the world, Dr. Endres waste disposal system in Bowling Green. crease, according to Dr. Endres. Dr. Raymond Endres
: /'.' '■ Cambodian leader asks for aid PETITIONS FOR FRESHMAN PHNOM PENH,- foreign aid from any source other Communist nations had flouting all international laws, of attacks that nave been Cambodia (AP)-Premier Lon for the national welfare." supplied Cambodia with arms. what is there left?" Lon Nol launched throughout Cam- ELECTIONS FOR A.W.S. Nol appealed yesterday for As Lon Nol spoke, But with the overthrow of asked. bodia a progression from outside military aid to meet Cambodian army reverses Prince Norodom Sihanouk as infiltration to open the growing menance of Viet were reported northeast of chief of state March 18, the "Defend our soil!. But we aggression. ARE NOW AVAILABLE Cong attacks east, northeast Phnom Penh and in two areas Communist bloc has turned a need more arms to assure an and south of Phnom Penh. to the south. cold shoulder to the new effective defense." The Cambodian 35,000- IN ROOM 425 In a radio address that Lon Nol said the call for government. This leaves the But he said North Viet- man army is equipped from seemed to be addressed to the arms conformed to the United States and possibly nam and the Viet Cong different sources in both United States, Lon Nol said : Cambodia constitution, the France as the chief arms "preferred aggression to our power blocs. The situation has Student Services Bldg. "In view of the gravity of the Geneva Treaty of 1954 on In- suppliers. propositions for a peaceful created a massive logistical present situation, the dochina and in accordance "Against the enemy's solution." He called the series problem. government considers it with Cambodia's policy of rejection of all moves toward necessary to accept from this neutrality. negotiation and before its moment on all unconditional The Soviet Union and willfull desire for conquest, DEADLINE for PETITIONS - APRIL 18 W« Won) You To Join Our Church Canvas to acquaint citizens Al An Ordained Minister with environmental crisis And Ha-c Ih. Rank Of A door-to-door canvasing of Doctor of Divinity Stout sophomore (Ed.), the Earth" suggests people •Hwll nonitrtKiuitdfoith. undanorr .national, Bowling Green is scheduled chairman of the canvassing stop smoking, littering, and with no I'Mhiiofwi docinna o> doama O"' **" auwiftf. church 4 *to*l. Making naw mmMkm Saturday to educate local committee. use plastic bags for garbage who oalwrn what wa Han. Ail man ara am mad to than own lonvictiona. To wmk truth than ow" residents to the problems of Literature includes a list of instead of metal cans to cut way. whatavr it mjy he. r» qwanioni aifcad At* the environmental crisis. pollution bills presently in noise pollution and abstain •nanMar erf the chveh. you may 1 Slan you' own church and apply lot an As part of the 22-day En- Congress, a list of from using fireplaces. ampiiim >>om pfoporly and otha- lain 2 Pw'0"r- rnariufM. bapiram lunar an and vironmental Teach-in, congressmen from this area, a a" other irnrwalattal funct-om students will go into the list of quotes from President The canvas will be from 3 ( "n'v raducad 'ataa iron- nra modal ol RECORDING ARTISTS OF: 9:30 a.m. to noon and from i'»n»po»ial«n. aoma thaaiart. no*at. hoiali community with pollution Nixon concerning pollution ate "I NEED LOVING" 12:30 - 3 p.m. Saturday. ■ Saaa o»a
ALL MEN ARE INVITED TICKETS AVAILABLE DELTA ZETAS A BOX OFFICE M. IS, $6 Page 6 The BG News, Wednesday, April 15, 1970 BG eyes league race By Denny White and defending champion Ohio spring tour. his weight and is swinging the best double play com- Sports Editor University (H). Two right handers who will three spots below the clean-up binations around. Karnehm is To accomplish their goal of have to have even better position but Bruce's deter- expected to hike his current Apollo astronauts have a Mid-Am title, the players winning records than last year mination to excel should start average (.225) too. been extremely successful and coaches know the pitching are Terry Bork (S-3) and Ron taking effect soon. The other starters are all venturing into outer space, but above all else must be con- Wellman (6-2). Improvement The infield is solid with hitting above .300 or better, what is important now is the sistently strong. The men on will be needed from Bork, who four veterans filling the gaps, with the exception of first return of the Apollo XIII crew the mound made the dif- has lost two starts already, all contributors to the baseman Bob Hill, who has to earth. Bowling Green's ference when BG won the while Wellman must try to Falcons' sixth place ranking made up for a .184 average by baseball team faces a similar Alabama Classic, and in the avoid a recurrence of a in the nation on defense last clubbing four homers and but less crucial challenge. three games since that shoulder injury. season. driving in 13 runs. The Falcons have compiled championship, only five runs Bolstering the staff and Second baseman John Joe Chirko, a pitcher last a 9-5 record against non- have been allowed. capable of cracking the Knox is usually publicized as year and Tim Pettorini, the league competition and won Senior Bill Grein, a south- starting rotation, not yet an All-American candidate only starting freshman are seven in a row before paw, and Doug Bair, a sur- determined, are Tom Sch- and his all-around excellence both batting .400 and pacing a yesterday's game with prise starter, have won five weitzer, Britt Raburn, is being shown already. John team averaging eight runs a Detroit, but foremost in their games between them, been sophomore Jim Meerpohl and is hitting .362 with the most game. Third baseman, Mike minds now are the weekend involved in all three shutouts Doug Hewer, a standout two hits (17) and home runs (4), Harris, and left fielder Greg dates with Mid-American and hurled the only complete years ago. despite being leadoff batter, Wylie are the other leading Conference rival, Toledo. games (4) so far. The pitchers will be "In and has comitted only two hitters in the lineup, batting The 14 games behind them Grein represents the only good hands" again this season errors. .370 and .300 respectively. were more or less exhibition veteran left-hander, but coach with Bruce Rasor catching, Along with that consistent contests, preparing them for Dick Young was pleased with guarding the plate and His double play partner good pitching, BG needs depth the five weekends to follow, the performances of lefties scampering up the line to back through four years here and to challenge OU, Miami and each involving a three game Ijrry Marshall and Dave up throws to first base. The 6' summer baseball, Mel Kar- Western for the title. series with another MAC Meites in relief during the 1". 185 lb. junior is not batting nehm, gives the Falcons one of With Ed Platzer pinch- member. The order is Toledo hitting or filling in defen- (H), Miami (H), Kent State sively, the Falcons appear (A), Western Michigan (A), capable. So, bring on the Rockets and the rest. HOME RUN leaders Bob Hill (foreground) and John Knox, with four homers apiece, set up defensively at first and second base, giving BG a strong right side Tennis team infield alignment. close to win Folcons drop One point out of a possible five is all the Falcon tennis Close COltOSf liCrM" "or,i« Athletes of the week team needs to earn a victory Lacrosse scoring after three over Eastern Michigan today. games... The rain interupted match PLAYER Goals Tota between the two clubs will The Bowling Green Sarhse 7 11 Top scorers pace wins resume with BG leading 4-0. A baseball team lost a tough Correll singles victory by either Sam game yesterday afternoon to 9 9 Detroit 3-2. The Falcons had Dohms 2 9 The Falconscould almost do no wrong this past weekend as Salisbury or Mark Goldner Zimmerman 6 will give BG the win. only two hits in the contest 8 they came through with strong individual performances to led both by shortstop Mel Kar- Curtis 3 .? BG to wins in baseball, lacrosse and track. Salisbury split his first two Glarrusso 2 nehm. 2 For the baseball team. Bob Hill, the Big first baseman led sets, 6-2 and 3-6 but is ahead Elsmo 2 2 in the third, 3-0. Goldner was a BG opened the scoring in the way with his bat. In the first weekend contest. Hill hit his llci/cliilini 0 2 fourth home run of the season in the first inning with a team- 9-7 winner in the only set he the second inning with a run 1 played. and both teams scored in the Zanfardlno 1 mate aboard. In the second game against Notre Dame, Hill Ueberfarb Dennis Cavanaugh, Tom fifth inning. The Falcons held 1 1 again had two RBI's with a single to short right field. Vereb 0 1 For the season Hill is hitting .184 with seven hits in 38 at Lightvoet, Dan Ryan and that 2-1 advantage until the 0 Mike Costello have all won bottom of the seventh when Cameron 1 bats. Four of his seven hits have been homers and he has driven their singles matches. Detroit went ahead to stay 3-2. in 13 runs. Also Hill has helped the Falcons defensively Doubles competition They scored their two runs comitting only one error in 13 games. follows the completion of the with the benefit of four hits. In lacrosse Steve Sachse, picked up the scoring slack individual matches. Detroit had a total of 10 base created by the injury to John Dohms. Sachse scored four times Cavanaugh and Ughtvoet will knocks in the game. and assisted once in leding the Falcons to a 12-3 win over Wit- pair up against Eastern's Ron Wellman was the tenberg. For the year Sachse is the leading scorer with seven number one and two players losing pitcher for BG. He went goals and four assists, for 11 points. The lacrosse team is 3-0 for while Costello and Salisbury the first six and two-thirds the season. On the track, Dave Wootle was again a victor this time in the test the men in the third and Nawspboto by Kit' Bnlmdr innings striking out seven and fourth positions. The victors walking five. OU relays. He anchored the four-mile relay team that ran to fifth and sixth men face The next games for victory. Wottle ran his mile leg in 4:05.4 his best time ever. He DIVING EFFORT by a Findlay second baseman Is not enough to keep the
By Jack Carle one of a few sophomores The other two backfield injured in pre-season drills But on defensive there is Right now, with Meador, now playing lacrosse. starting during the spring Hargrove and Tom Merlitti Assistant Sports Editor spots are up for grabs. last year and now is almost expected to be a 60 per cent. McKenzie and Witherspoon at competing for starting roles at While the NCAA has practices. "There is a real battle fully recovered from a knee Phil Villapiano and Bob tackles the middle guard is the other linebacking spots. allowed the college football going on between Fields and operation. Jim Meeker, last- Simmons are expected to be Rich Duetemeyer. teams to increase their To rebuild is the problem Also competing for the Larry Kelly and Bill but how is the question for the Wright for fullback." said year a part-time starter at the main clogs on defensive Duetemeyer was a part- Deming return in the defen- schedules to 11 games the wingback and wide receiver Bowling Green football Nehlen. Both Jerry Fields and tailback, is still at that side for BG. time performer at line-backer sive backfield. Defensive Falcons have dropped their positionsare Mike Pillar, Dave Issac Wright had experience position. Villapiano, a tri-captain, but has been moved to middle Falcons. Eberhart and Mark Beach. back Joe Kettle will be at one schedule to nine contests. At least it seems that way running in the Falcon back- Nehlen indicated that there will be at one defensive end guard to replace all- Northern Illinois has been Nehlen indicated that all four defensive back spot while Art but coach Don Nehlen has field last season. would probably be a 50 per while Ferdie Stockard and everything Joe Green. Curtis is the top choice to take elimated from the BG of these receivers have At the tail back slot Julius cent change la in the offense Fred Sturt will battle for the Simmons will be at one different thoughts on the • pleased him. over the monster back schedule. matter. Uvas is back. Livas was players next other end position. linebacker position with Earl position. However, Curtis is In addition to the Mid- "It would look like a American Conference games, rebuilding year on paper but Bowling Green has games here at Bowling Green we outside the conference with don't like to think that way," Utah State. Dayton and West said Nehlen. Texas State. There seems to be three "That schedule is killing objectives for the Falcons this me," Nehlen commented. season. One would be to fill "We dropped Northern one or two defensive holes, Illinois, a team you think you and another to find have a good chance to beat. replacements for receivers I'll tell you it's gonna be tough Bob Zimpfer and Fred keeping our heads above Mathews. Also BG will be water." trying to establish depth at all On the recruiting end other positions. Nehlen has had 44 players sign The main position changes MAC letters of intent to come occured on the offensive line to Bowling Green. This only where Dave Finley, one of the means that these boys can not tri-captains, has been swit- go to any other school in the ched from strong guard to MAC except BG. The latest to quick guard. Bill Roeder has do this was Greg Weber of been changed to strong guard Rossford. Weber led Rossford from the quick guard spot. to the finals of the Class AA Also on the offensive line basketball tournament in Dennis Maupin has been March. The letter-of-in tent he moved from being the third signed also applies for guard last season to the basketball starting center spot. However, the main letter- Joe Shocklee and Tony of-intent is the national letter Kijanko seem to be the main of intent that is signed on or men for the tackle spots. after May 21. Then the high Shocklee was out part of last school player must go with the year with a broken leg. school he has signed with. The other position change Until then players who have has Larran Meador moving signed with BG in a MAC from offensive tackle to letter of intent can sign with defensive tackle. Meador, other schools outside the Jack McKenzie, and Larry c< ference. Nehlen indicated Witherspoon are expected to that 17 of the 44 who have battle for the two starting signed with BG have signed tackle positions. with other schools outside the On the receiving end of MAC. record-setting quarterback's For the MAC conference Vem Wireman's passes will N.wadtoto by Klrt Bobintor race, on paper at least, it be several new faces for seems that Toledo has the Bowling Green. Nehlen in- NEW FACES are evident In a recent spring football Intrasquad scrimmage as Bowling edge. One good thought for dicated that Bill Fisher, la a Uvas (M) who sat oat last season with a knee Injury while Frank Allen («), Jim Lem- Green faces what might be caHrd a "rebuilding year." Looking for running room Is Julius merman (JJ(, Mark Vanderpaol (14) and Chuck Beany |5C i pursue the tricky tailback. Bowling Green fans, Ken promising wing back. He is Crots Toledo's placekicker has graduated.