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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. wmmmm The ST3 Sews Vol. 61, No. 209 Bowling 'Green State University Thursday, November 30, 1978 —— Campus water main Center plagued with vandalism, Ben McGuire tells SGA breaks near Centrex By Cynthia Leise students would damage a facilty room, they passed a sign with Staff Reporter built for them. "Welcome SGA to the new student Some University buildings and Although the break was discovered occurs when an air bubble in the main "Five break-ins already. It's circus" scrawled on it. residence halls were without water for about 1:30 p.m., Rupright said water is compressed from both sides by unbelievable," McQuire said. "It's about three hours Tuesday when a was shut off about 4 p.m. until a water, causing a break because of Student Recreation Center unbelievable." At their meeting, SGA president water main broke on the east side of the backhoe could uncover the broken main pressure, Rupright said. Director Ben McGuire gave the Michael C. Voll asked members to Centrex Building, according to Earl E. seven feet below the surface. Student Government Association But there was room for en- tell their constituents to report Rupright director of buildings and There is no way to predict or prevent (SGA) a tour of the Rec Center last thusiasm and a little humor as SGA vandalism or at least stop students grounds and maintenance service. RUPRIGHT SAID the water was left the breaks and several such breaks night, showing both enthusiasm members threaded their way from continuing to damage There were no damages from the on from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. to lessen occur each year, he said. An identical about the facility and disgust at through piles of boards and crowded something. break. students' inconvenience. He said the break occurred at the northeast corner completion and vandalism their way into the sauna. water was turned on again about 7 p.m. of Conklin Hall at the beginning of fall problems. "This is a fine facility and should Rupright said that the break was after the break was repaired. quarter. He said that a clamp is placed "That's (the saunas) where the be used for good things, not discovered in the 6-inch cast iron piping on the pipe to repair the breaks and this He guided SGA members through workmen have been taping over the destroying things," Voll said, adding about 1:30 p.m. "Nobody knows" what caused the prcedure works well. "It's not a major the building, which is largely windows so they can go in and sleep that students will pay for the van- The break caused water shutoff later break, Rupright siad. "It Just hap- problem. Just an inconvenience," completed except for installation of all day," McQuire said, causing a dalism in the end. in the day to the Northeast Commons, pened. It could have been a number of Rupright said. flooring and some recreation few sheepish grins from SGA Rodgers Quadrangle, the Library, things." Among the possibilities were facilities, pointing out where various members who muttered that they Cindy Breitholle, SGA senator Memorial Hall, Business ground movement, settling of the Rupright commended the workers sports will be played. understood such escape tactics. representing off-campus students, Administration Building, Student building, or hydrodynamic shock who repaired the break. "It was one of announced results of the BOO surveys Services Building, Fine Arts Building, caused by restoration of water service the smoothest, quickest operations He also pointed out where the Before SGA members finished the stuffed into the mailboxes for off- the Health Services building and old after a city water main ruptured we've had. I thought our employees did break-ins, thefts and vandalism tour and began the last meeting of campus students which asked fraternity row, he said Monday morning. Hydrodynamic shock a tremendous Job," he said. occurred, asking SGA members why the quarter in a Rec Center meeting students what they think of the mailboxes.
About 231 surveys were returned, and Breitholle said 91 persons replied that they believe there is a Holiday hobby now a business security problem. Some students suggested that validation cards not By Betsy Slegel does about SO to 100 slices," she said. be placed in the boxes and locks be The wood is then dried in another installed. An attractive woman with light unusual manner. It is oven baked for 12 brown chin-length hair sits at an old Ornament-making profitable to 24 hours. However, Breitholle said locks teacher's desk, positioned before a Before the wood can be painted, it would be too expensive and would window in the comfortable suburban Drawings, paint brushes and a sketch and a framed needlepoint picture adorn sketches fill the drawers of the desk, must be sanded, and this, too, is a time- prohibit persons from placing mail house. pad top the desk. Three small plants one corner of the work area. Countless part of her hobby that has turned into a consuming process. Snider sands the in the boxes. money-making enterprise. wood by hand. An electric sander Sally Snider is a housewife and has would be quicker, but the small size of the slab prevents its use. Cassie, the Most persons who answered the two children, a degree in art and a survey indicated that they check budding business. What began as her Snider's eight-year-old daughter, sometimes helps with the sanding. their mailboxes twice a week. love for drawing and painting has Frank Aveni, SGA representative become a holiday project involving her to the Board of Trustees, announced whole family. After the wood is sanded, a small hole Snider, of Toledo, turns ordinary logs Is drilled and a hook is inserted. "My the selection of student represen- into homemade Christmas ornaments son (Matt, ageS) helps drill," she said. tatives to the Advisory Committee on General Fee Allocations sold in Toledo, Bowling Green, Snider sketches the design and then paints in with acrylic paints. After the (ACGFA). It will include the Perrysburg and Blissfield, Mich. assistant to Voll, one SGA senator paint dries, the design is outlined in ball and a senator who recently resigned THE ORNAMENTS are made from point pen and several coats of varnish from SGA. half-inch thick slabs of wood, about are applied. three inches in diameter, and have cartoon characters or Christmas "I CAN DO about IS a day," she said. Voll capsuled the quarter as a scenes painted on them. "From 9 p.m. to midnight I can get successful one for SGA, telling them "I started doing them for friends and quite a bit of work done. I like to have "We've worked our brains out. Now family about five years ago," Snider, a total peace and quiet" it's up to the students ito get in- 1968 University graduate, said. Snider uses 35 to 40 different designs volved in SGA matters). We've tried About three years ago, she started to make the ornaments. Cartoon and our publicity campaign and taking them to stores to see if they "Sesame Street" characters seem to be pressuring people." would sell. They did. the most popular. The Little Shop in the University "I prefer to special-order for people. Voll also reminded SGA members Union is one of the stores that carries I've custom-designed quite a few. I about a working retreat scheduled the ornaments. charge a little more for those," she for next quarter, saving "it is mandatory, as in man-da-tory." Seven SGA members did not attend From her father to her 5-year-old son, the meeting last night. Sally Snider's whole family works on the project Inside the "They sell exceptionally well," said. Her usual price is $1.50 for each News employee Margie Mills said. "We got ornament in 55 several weeks ago and this is all that's left she added, pointing to about a "I DID A '57 Chevy with Santa Claus HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Today, the dozen displayed on a table. Another working under the hood for someone's News offers two special pages delivery has replenished the supply mechanically-minded son. And I did devoted to the Christmas holiday on somewhat. R2-D2 and C3PO from Star Wars.' I'll Pages 8 and 9. Glendale Flower Shop in Toledo also never do them again; they were too has had luck in selling the ornaments. hard, too detailed." she said. Diane Putnam, owner of the shop, said Oddly enough, the old-fashioned, Snider's wooden ornaments fit in well traditional Christmas symbols don't EDITORIALS: John Lammers with the style of the store, which sell weB. "The fad things are big guest column takes a close look at handles unusual gift items. sellers," Snider said. "People always Christmas past. Page 2. buy for kids. If I want to make money, "A LOT OF the products we sell are I'd better please them." from Germany or the Scandinavian Snider said a friend of hers, Mary DAY IN REVIEW: Find out what's countries, and are also wooden or hand- Sheffler, a part-time lecturer in the happening outside of the city by painted. People come in and ask for sociology department "is sort of like reading Page S. hers (the ornaments)," she said. my manager." She makes deliveries to "They also like them for package The Little Shop and sometimes to other decorations." places. "She helps me get new ideas. ENTERTAINMENT: A special For the Sniders, making the unusual She's the one that got me to expand my entertainment page appears today, Christmas decorations is a time- horizens" and market the crafts, she featuring a close-up of David consuming project. First they must said. Bowie's latest album. Page 13. gather the tree limbs, usually from debris left by contractors in the area. THE MONEY earned from ornament "It's kind of like being on a safari. sales and other free-lance art work SPORTS: The Falcon basketball What debris they (the contractors) means "extra pocket money" for the season opens tonight in a game leave around is in small pieces. My Sniders. With the profits from her sales against Ivy League team Cornell. husband is very cautious about what we they have purchased several home Read the game preview, along with take. We would never cut down a live furnishings, and this fall she bought her other sports stores, on Page II. tree," Snider said. husband a chain saw to make the wood- The logs then have to be cut Into the cutting easier. slabs she uses for the ornaments. Snider said she spends only about (IS Snider's husband, Fritz, can cut about a year on supplies for the ornaments, SO an hour with a bow saw, but her and often gets tired of making so many Weather Ntwtphoto by Kyle Danactau father has a more Interesting method. of the wooden decorations. "I get tired of it about once a week," HER FATHER, a butcher In the she said. "But, the next week HighJ2F(IC) Sally Snider, above, has tamed a holiday bobby Into a be • successful venture for the Toledo woman. Some *f Cleveland area, slices the wood on a something happens and I renew my Law 22F (-*C) budding business. Painting pieces of logs with holiday Snider's ornaments are on sale hi The Little Shop, machine normally used to cut slabs of Interest in them. I think the reason I 2* percent chance of precipitation scenes and popular entertainment faces has proved U Union. meat. "When the blade is getting dull don't get too bored Is I do so many enough that he'll have ft change It. he ■""■""'ThlliTU" opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' another pay raise speok,n9 ouf for state legislators early christmas was not much fun
Outgoing state legislators are about to pass one of the most ludicrous Before the University was built, thus nection, taking in the UAO mixer, "Golly, Dr. Annals, thanks. But what bills in recent years-pay raises for themselves ranging from 28 percent to area was uncivilized and it had no watching dozens of fraternity types, convinced Santa to come to BG every wearing orange hunting vests covering year?" 52 percent. Christmas. The year was 1910. Bowling Green John "Keep On Truckin'" T-shirts, drinking "BG'ERS HAD the Christmas spirit. The o:ll, introduced by Ohio Senate Pro Tern Oliver Ocasek (D-27), was raw, primitive. Indians lurked in 3.2 percent beer until they began to They would make out long, detailed would raise the base salaries of all legislators from $17,500 to $22,500 the bushes. There was no rec center. uncontrollably upchuck all over each lists of what they wanted and would (28.6 percent) and House speaker from $25,000 to $35,000 (40 percent). To build the University, carpenters Lammers other..." stay up nights hoping to get those Gov. Rhodes would get a raise from $50,000 to $60,000 (20 percent), the had to travel in horse-drawn wagons "What more could he want?" I things." lieutenant governor from $30,000 to $35,000 (16.7 percent). across dirt roads to Toledo for supplies. blurted before recoiling in em- "You mean making a list of presents What is amazing about these pay raises is that there has been no And you had to pick up pizzas barrassment. they want, huh." attempt to justify them. The legislature has always been considered a yourself. him appeared a strange man in a red "BEATS ME. But the problem came "No, I mean scheduling, but Santa part-time branch of the state government. The pay raise would make tne suit." later when they came back from thought it was similar and gave them legislature a full-time branch. Few would argue that the base pay of at TO FIND THE details of BG's first "Santa?" painting the town." the benefit of the doubt'' "What happened?" With just a glint of a tear. Dr. Annals least $25,000 is good for a full-time job. Christmas, I consulted Dr. Lloyd K. "No, John Weinert You see, he had a Annals of the history department. green shirt, white tie and beige vest "It seems that Santa was In the then lauded the holiday that Santa There are three interesting points that come to mind when one thinks Annals said, "Before 1910, no one had with the red suit But eventually process of being ticketed by Heinrich brought-when persons are slightly, about this pending legislation: heard of Bowling Green for two Kringle did meet Santa Claus," Dr. Jones, der Fuhrer of parking services." maybe just subconsciously, kinder. -There was no mention during the elections just four weeks ago that reasons-it was totally Isolated, and it Annals said. "What was the beef, wrong sticker on Christmas has made this academic the state legislators wanted a pay raise. At the time, the present pay of had a miserable football team." "But how did he find BG? " I asked. his sleigh?" ghetto a bit more tolerable. $17,500 seemed like enough compensation. "Some things never change," I said. "APPARENTLY SANTA had seen "NO, I GUESS Prancer left his AND THEN, Dr. Annals secured his -•The proposed increases do not meet with President Carter's "Good point. For that reason, the the area decades earlier and put calling card on der Fuhrer's shoe. But, scarf and painstakingly walked out of voluntary wage increase guideline of seven percent. people here hadn't heard of Christ- Kringle, his son, here to investigate for crying out loud, Prancer had a the door and into the snow. -If the public sees the state lawmakers not staying within the bounds mas." whether Bowling Green was worth reason Der Fuhrer was regarded as a He stared into the night for a moment of the voluntary guidelines, how can the general public be expected to having Christmas." rascally, depraved lout with tendencies and walked down the sidewalk. stay within the guidelines? "WHAT CHANGED THAT?" I "And things went so well for Santa toward doing grotesque things with And then he slipped, cracking his The News believes that it would be a mistake for state legislators to asked. that he started coining here every year, lizards and a hot comb.'' head open like a fresh egg. "Some things nev..." grant themselves a raise. It is, as another newspaper called it, like one "Paul Xmas Kringle, a local student right?" activist, was aimlessly strolling what "Negatory, Scoop. Sure, things were "Watch it, Scoop, you're playing John Lammers is Wire Editor of the unit of government getting ready to thumb its greedy nose at another. later became the campus when before fine at first-dinner at the Greek Con- footsie with a libel suit." News
any one person has such a devastating investigation to terminate all cults is Theatre production of Uncle Vanya a and costumed,the vast majority of the your burning eyes that remind you how mind control of thousands of people, but needed now. significant number of informed theatre- audience doubtless came away feeling long you've been studying and just how investigations much research by myself and many goers came away feeling that they had they had seen good Chekov rather than tired you are. The idea of sleep is one of other people who want to destroy these Patrick Casseday seen a parody of Chekov rather than a the melodramatic overkill that they euphoria and your mind plays games, in cults needed cults have proved that this is true. It is 402 Bromfield sensitive interpretation of the Russian really saw. One is left wondering if a exemplifying your exertion. frightening to think of what one crazed playwright's classic study of boredom, review that did not point out the ex- After you finish reading a few more religious cult leader can have done frustration and thwarted hopes. Given cesses of this production was not ab- pages you stop and look over what you I totally agree with the BG News simply by telling his brainwahed the basic premise of the production, one editorial of November 28 concerning obey the dicating its educational responsibilities just read; at this point, you become followers to do it, as was the case in must grant that it was consistent and as well. cognizant of the fact that you can't the "suicide"-murders of the Peoples Johnstown. polished, but anyone expecting the fine Temple sect. A government in- WillardE.Misfeldt remember a single word you've just The U.S. government needs to in- parking laws subtleties of Chekov's nuances of Associate Professor of Art seen. Or, that you were even reading vestigation of the Jonestown tragedy vestigate the cult's real purposes in human interaction was doomed to and of other large religious sects should Linda Alssen for that matter. These periods of using their brainwashed victims. Also, I am also writing in regard to the disappointment. The almost incessant Professor of German and Russian concentrational tangents are often take place immediately. | are these cults using the First Amen- "growing problem for all commuter wailing and shrieking and shouting My brother is a member of perhaps filled with depressing thoughts such as: dment of the Constitution in order to students at the university" which Barb surely must have given Uncle I'm never going to remember any of the largest religious cult in the U.S., the gain power for their political and Orr recently introduced. Barb, I am not Vaayaoneof the highest noise levels oJ Unification Church. Under Rev. Moon, this, what good is any of tfclsAr business fronts? I feel they are. certain whether you feel the problem is any recent University Theatre going to do me, or in a deeper sense, one he and thousands of other young It is unfortunate that over 900 people learn to study amply parking space for commuters or production, It the audience left the may ponder one's purpose 'of existence. followers are brainwashed to the point died at Jonestown, but hopefully this the "outrageously expensive parking when a similiar mass suicide could take theatre feeling drained.it was not so This is your body's way of saying that it tragedy will open the eyes of the U.S. tickets for very minor offenses" which much because of the sharing of It's very late, well actually it's pretty place, just by the command of Moon. government to realize what a serious has reached its boundary and sleep at parking services has "suddenly" "cathartic moments" as it was because early...you don't assign meaning to the This might seem hard to believe that problem these cults pose and that an this stage Is imperative. decided upon. If you feel the problem is of an almost continual auditory assault. digits on the clock anymore. As the Being an art, studying takes a long the former, you may be correct. That I One did not have to be a student of hours grow old your concentration span time to master. I suppose being a fresh- do not know. So write a letter com- Chekov to realize that much of the slowly but persistently shortens as if it man, I have a lot to learn, but I have The 313 Hews plaining about the lack of ample acting was overdone and that a number were a burning candle. Your whole along time in which to do so. parking space for commuters, not of the characters were poorly con- body aches with pain; your back is stiff Michael Hull about your inability to obey the parking ceived. Doctor Astroff and the from the uncomfortable chair. It is Hagez EDITORIALSTAFF November 30,1978 207 Phi Delta Theta regulations. professor's wife were generally ex- editor ... omiea. pterman If the problem is the latter, you might cellent They were exceptions. With her managing editor roger k. lowe try reading those regulations. You coarse mannerisms and her dowdy news editor — Cheryl a. geschke would see that the Board of Trustees appearance, Nanny came across as a editorial editor ktlth h. Jameson had enacted the code effective Sep- sports editor Steven w. sadler fieldhand or a slovenly gypsy rather copy editor ianetk. ropers tember 1,1976. Parking services made than as a respected family nurse; photo editor davlds. ryan no sudden decisions! Sony a's booming emotionalism and entertainment editor marchugunln Now here's the key, Barb. Either giddy gesticulations produced a wire editor |ohn lammers voice your opinion about the lack of caricature instead of a character; and BUSINESS STAFF spaces or continue to break the law and even Vanya, played though he was by a pay the consequences. But don't come professional, needed to have his business manager ..lindaberke out with this self-patronizing garbage schoolboy outbursts reined in from time advertising manager colleen dune about being mistreated. That option has to time. If the audience giggled during not been left to you. an emotional scene it was because they Tht BO News is published daily Tuesday th.ough Friday during the regular school were embarrassed at finding year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. Mark Gilbert melodrama in the scene rather than Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BO 315 Off enhauer West convincing human response. News Editorial Board. Certainly there should be room for The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. creativity and imagination in The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or someone else's educational theatre, but when one insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. brings a rarely-performed classic to a All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. university stage one should do so with a theater review certain sense of responsibility not only Editorial and Business Offices to the classic itself but also to the 106 University Hall Bowling Green State University audience which is, after all, being Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Despite the generally laudatory educated. Because Uncle Vanya was Phone (4I») 373 3003 reviews given the recent University smoothly done and beautifully staged national columnist network hype: third down, "charlie's angels" to go
WASHINGTON-In case you haven't Newman and Dolly Parton." with a race horse who tries to jump off everyone that HYP network's biggest bigot in the county." noticed, the networks are spending "I WOULDN'T MISS that Dave. the bridge." presidential election coverage is only "We won't miss that, will we, more and more time plugging their Now back to live action." "That's right, Harold. He's two years away, and we advise Harold?" future shows and less time telling you Art "There goes a penalty flag. Dallas despondent because his jockey is riding everyone to stay tuned to this station "It depends on whether we have a what is going on at the moment. has taken too long in the huddle." another horse in the Kentucky Derby, for complete up to-the-minute results football game or not, Fred. And Anyone who has watched a televised "Speaking of huddles, Fred, on and he decides he has nothing to live by the best political reporters in the speaking of football, what's the score of football game is conscious of how sports Buchwald Friday evening, three weeks from for." business. We have spared no expense this game?" announcers are forced to hype other tonight, Charlie's Angels get them- to bring you the most exciting election network programs that have nothing to selves into a huddle and have to be "WELL, LOTS OF luck Sam. All of night ever." "I HAVE NO IDEA, but next -reek's do with the game. rescued by BUT Cosby. It's all in fun us will be watching Golden Gate, Don't "Back to you, Fred." contest between Oakland and Pitt- "Fourth down and a yard to go. right here on HYP." Be Late. Now back to Fred." sburgh should be a beaut" Dallas has decided to try a 52-yard field and 7 Central time." "I'm going to stay home that night, "Harold, while you were talking to "THERE'S AN INJURED man on "Not to mention the show that goal. If they succeed they will tie the "The Redskins have called time out Harold." Sam, Dallas made the Geld goal and the field. Dave, you were telling me precedes it, King Tut Meets the score." to give the Dallas kicker more time to "Where are we now, Fred? " then kicked off to the Redskins' Tony abut a mini-series you're appearing on Incredible Hulk." "Fred, there's beautiful Rachel think about the field goal." "I THINK DALLAS is ready to try for Green, who ran 90 yards for a touch- in 1981." "So it's good night from all of us here Carberry of the HYP network's smash "Well, If they want to think about a field goal from their own 45." down. Moseley got the extra point, and "It's sort of a white man's version of in Dallas. See you in Pittsburgh next series, Ripoff From Star Wars. I hear something, I might remind the "While the holder of the ball is getting the Redskins then tried an onside kick 'Roots.' I play a slave owner who goes week, or if you can't make it then be next Thursday's episode is a dilly of a Cowboys that next Saturday HYP into position, Fred, let's go down on the which Dallas recovered. It's third back to England to discover where my sure to be with us on Jan. 12,1980, for show." Sports will bring you live, on most of Held and talk to Sam Francisco, who down and four to go on the Skins' 12- ancestors camefrom, and what got us the Lake Placid Winter Olympics." "YOU HEARD RIGHT, Harold. these stations, the Orange Bowl plays the private eye in Golden Gate, yard line." into slavery in the first place. I find an What time is it on?" DemoUtlon Derby, the Grand Prix Don't Be Late. "Fred, before Dallas scores, or loses old man, who lives in Yorkshire, who (C) 1171, LOS ANGELES TIMES "Eight o'clock in the East and West, grudge car racing match between Paul "Sam,: hear your next show has to do the ball, I think we should remind remembers my grandfather as the SYNDICATE mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmm
Thursday. November 30, 1978 The B<; News Page .1
As a photojournalism Hanson must be able to blend In with his subjects. The photos supplied by News and Information Service appear In several college publications. Steve Hanson /mages of an /mage-maker
If it happens around the Unviersity, and United Press International wire printed in the newspaper. show," Hanson added. chances are that Sieve Hanson has a services. Hanson said his primary goal at "Photojournalism or the printed picture of it. After graduation, Hanson worked for News Services is to become a good all- picture fl on the upswing People are Hanson, the new assistant director of the f'ostoria Review Times in Kostoria, around comunicator. "To work harder starting to realize the power of the News and Photography Services, is about 25 miles southeast of Bowling to see the picture, work with words. To picture and are no longer treating responsible for photographing people Green. As chief photographer, Hanson communicate whether it is m a photographers as second class and events around campus. Assign- was responsible for all the pictures newspaper or a magazine or a slide citizens." he said. ments range from portrait photography of University officials to covering home football games. Hanson is resonsible for providing photographs and other illustrations for all University publications. As a photographer, Hanson must distill the most important features of his subject to a single photograph or series of photographs. It is his job to make sure that the words, graphics, and photographs in a pubhcation come together to form a visually attractive and informative whole.
COVERING THE campus is nothing new to Hanson, who is a 1975 graduate of the University's School of Journalism. As a student Hanson worked as a staff photographer for the News and freelanced for News Services. Other work experience in college included two years as photo editor of the Key and freelance work for the Associated Press
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Part of Hanson's work includes taking formal portraits of When all the shooting Is done then the Important work of University personnel. selecting the best pictures from each assignment begins.
wove Hans.m photograph! a pupil in a As the Udlverslr) photographer. Hanson rovera a wide variety of campus related activltiei beginning violin rlasi iptw >red by the shimn above Is M beginning ballet clan taught by the Creative Arts Department. l diversity.
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Day in review From Associated Press wire stories Celeste breaks tie, sends pay raise to House Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste cast the deciding vote yesterday as the Senate ap- CELESTE, WHO made an unsuccessful bid for governor this year, goes out of said: "I favor the basic principle of a pay raise for public off icals. That's the only proved 17-16 and sent to the House a controversial bill raising the pay of Ohio's his office Jan. 8 and will not receive any special compensation as a result of his way we can keep good people in the public arena." lawmakers and certain other state and local officials. vote. The crucial vote came after 24 hours of at times dramatic debate, and after the Acting under a provision in the state constitution which allows the lieutenant The lieutenant governor said later he was advised when he came on the Senate bill had been amended to allow members not wishing to receive the increase to governor to break tie votes in the Senate, Celeste voted in the affirmative, without floor there was likely to be a tie vote. tum it down through formal notice to the clerks of the Senate or House. comment, after toe roll call on the bill resulted in a 16-16 deadlock. He said he voted in favor of the raise, which has been blasted editorially by Sen. Harry Meshel (D-Youngstown) offered the amendment in the hope it might One member, Sen. Robert D. Freeman (D-Canton) was absent from the 33- newspapers all across the state, with reservations. attract more support for the increase, which would be the first in four years for member chamber. Celeste said he hopes the bill will be amended in the House to require the in- lawmakers. The bill would increase the base pay of senators and house members from crease to take effect in "increments," not to exceed the 7 percent annual limits set $17,500 to $22,500 a year. It would hike the governor's salary from $50,000 to $60,000, forth in President Carter's anti-inflation guidelines. HOWEVER, THE tight battle lines refused to bend. The Senate vote on the bill, the lieutenant governor's from $30,000 to $35,000 and all other statewide officials' MEMBERS WOULD receive 28 percent increases next year under the bill. which is expected to reach the House floor Friday, had been put off a day because from their present $38,000 to $50,000. But the lieutenant governor, who seldom has been called upon to break tie votes, of the absence Tuesday of three Democratic senators. Earthquake shakes Mexico City Going home alone A major earthquake jolted downtown Mexico City reports could not be confirmed immediately. yesterday, and the Red Cross said it had reports that The seismological unit at the University of California at several buildings were destroyed. There were no im- Berkeley said the quake registered 7.9 on the Richter Seven Jonestown survivors leave mediate reports of casualties. Scale. A reading of 7 is considered a major earthquake. Windows shattered, buildings shook and some balconies The U.S. National Earthquake Information Service in "Jingle Bells" chimed from a 72 survivors of the Jonestown tragedy THE OTHER SIX were identified as hung crazily. The subway system stopped temporarily Colorado said it struck at 2:53 p.m. (EST) with the loudspeaker in a government camp would not be released until it is certain Hyacinth Thrash, 76, who missed the but was back in service soon after the second tremor. epicenter about 300 miles southeast of Mexico City. near the People's Temple headquarters they are not material witnesses or mass poisoning because she was Office workers in Mexico City fled into the streets when There appeared to be little structural damage to in Gerogetown, Guyana yesterday as suspects in the murders of Rep. Leo J. asleep: Grover Davis, 79, who hid in a the first shock hit. buildings along Paseo de la Reforma Boulevard in the seven elderly, penniless survivors of Ryan, (D-Calif.) three members of his ditch; Alvaray Satterwhite, 61; Marian The first tremor lasted 70 seconds, officials said. It was heart of the city of almost 13 million persons. But am- the Jonestown murder-suicide left for party and cultists in Georgetown. Two Campbell, 61; Madeline Brooks, 73, and followed by a second tremor about 10 minutes later. bulance sirens whined through the center of town. their flight back home. survivors already are being held in Carol Young, 78. Telephone communications with the Red Cross and fire "I'm just taking one step at a time," connection with the Ryan killings. Miss Thrash and Miss Brooks are THE RED CROSS said it had reports that several department were cut Electricity and other essential said cult member Raymond Godshalk, The seven departed Timehri Inter- from San Francisco and Davis said he buildings were destroyed in the heart of the city. The services appeared to be functioning normally. 62, of Los Angeles. "I need a few days to national airport at 1:51 p.m. (11:51 a.m. was from Los Angeles. The hometowns think things over. I lost my companion EST) aboard Pan American flight 228 of the others could not be learned. of 38 years. Her name is Viola. She's my and were due to arrive at Kennedy Miss Thrash and Davis, the only ones wife. Naturally I felt quite badly about Airport in New York at about 6 p.m. of the group who were in Jonestown White appears in court; city mourns it, but you can't cry over spilled milk." (EST), where connecting flights home during the mass deaths, have stayed in Guyanese authorities said the other and federal loans were being arranged. a hotel since. Former City Supervisor Dan White, District Attorney Joseph Freitas charged with murdering San Fran- charged White under a statute covering cisco's mayor and another city official, Nation "special circumstances" of murder made a brief appearance in a heavily which would require the death penalty KSU suit jury-selection questioned guarded courtroom yesterday but his if White is convicted. arraignment was postponed to allow White's temporary attorney, Gilbert California voters earlier this month Defense attorneys in the lawsuit pre-emptory challenges plus the time for him to get an attorney. Eisenberg, did not seek bail for White. approved a measure extending the arising from the 1970 killings and number of jurors to be seated. For White, wearing a bright orange He requested the continuance in death penalty to the murder of public woundings of Kent State University State example, Thomas has said each side prison jumpsuit, was biting his lip as he White's behalf. officials The death penalty already students by Ohio National Guardsmen may have 15 challenges. The total of was led into court by two bailiffs. Police is applied to multiple murder. strenuously objected yesterday in gives special treatment to the case. In those 30 challenges, plus the 12 jurors to officers ringed the courtroom. Outside, "THE FAMILY needs time. He needs Cleveland to the Jury selection method addition, he said, it is wrong to ex- be seated means 42 potential jurors will reporters and spectators were time," Eisenberg told a crush of JUDGE REYNOLDS set White's planned for the case. periment in a case of such importance. be chosen. thoroughly searched before being reporters and cameramen outside the hearing for Dec. 6 and said the U.S. District Judge William K. Fulton also said he objects to the Each side will then list the 15 jurors admitted. courtroom. He refused to comment on defendant should be prepared to enter a Thomas said he intends to use the method because it does not allow at- they will excuse with their challenges White did not speak during the three- White's emotional state. plea at that time. A preliminary "blink method" of selecting jurors torneys to know the makeup of the jury and submit the list to the clerk of minute hearing. He nodded his head White, a 32-year-old former fireman hearing would then be scheduled. when the retrial of the famous case "until it is too late." courts. The first 12 unchallenged jurors when Municipal Court Judge R.J. and policeman, was charged with two "That's all we can do this morning," begins next Monday. The method has will be seated. Reynolds asked if he waived immedite counts of first-degree murder in the judge said as he adjourned court. not been used before in this federal THE METHOD, which was suggested Thomas said he has talked with arraignment, but be did not even glance Monday's gunshot slayings of Mayor White was returned to a Jail cell five I' jurulliction. by attorneys for the plaintiffs, consists judges in other districts in which the toward the spectator section where his George Moscone and Supervisor floors above the courtroom in the Hall Bdrt Fulton, chief counsel for the 28 of identifying a pool of potential jurors method has been used He said he has wife, Mary Ann, sat with other Harvey Milk, the city's first avowed of Justice where he is being watched homosexual official. defendants, said use of the method equaling the highest possible number of concluded It will be fair. relatives. around the clock. 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Applications for positions already Fall Quarter Commencement will can contact the center at 1045 Klotz A Right to Read program soon will be from a volunteer reading teacher, Volunteers would work about two have been received, he said, adding be held at 10 a.m., Dec. 9 in Rd., or call 352-7588 to schedule an established In Wood, Allen and San- Newby said. hours a week and can be housewives, that until the positions are filled, he is Anderson Arena, not the Grand interview. dusky counties for more than 900 adults Students can attend the academy retired teachers and University the acting director. Ballroom, as reported in the Green who haven't had the chance to leam to "for as long as they desire to be in the students. The duties of the director and Sheet. Siren test read, according to Dr. John F. Newby, program and for as long as the program This program provides opportunity assistant director include finding and director of the University Develop- can help them," he said. Expense reports There will be a county-wide siren for students to fulfill experience training volunteers and coordinating mental Education Program. The program can help students earn test tomorrow between 10 a.m. and requirements for a degree, Newby said. the program. Newby, Means and Secretary of State Ted W. Brown A 969,000 grant from the U.S. high school diplomas or qualify for noon. Monthly siren tests are The grant money also will be used to Nemeth will serve as an advisory team said that any committee, party or Department of Health, Education and apprenticeships, Newby added. conducted the first Friday of each hire a director and assistant director, on activity planning, Newby said. candidate that made expenditures Welfare will finance the program, he In the first year, 85 students will be month. through Oct. 31 for an election not on said. admitted to the program, but by the the ballot this year must file an Classes will begin Jan. 2, Newby said. third year the program should ac- annual campaign finance report by 4 Tickets available He said that he. Dr. Charles 1.. Means, commodate more than 300 adults, Student warns women p.m. today. County candidates and vice provost of Academic Services, and Newby said. committees are required to file with About 2,000 reserve and general Dr. Joseph Nemeth, director of the admission tickets for the Dec. 2 must be assertive local boards of elections, legislative University Reading Center, devised the THE LARGE NUMBER of persons in Geils Band-Southside Johnny by Tamar Motylewlcz government at every level. candidates or committees with the proposal. the Involved counties who cannot read concert still are available, ac- It is no longer a question of wanting most populous county in the district. justified the need for the grant, he said. Statewide candidates or com- cording to James E. Stofan, Union A woman who said she has to feel a women in public office, but it is their READING ACADEMICS will be set The nearest reading academy is in part of the community and "finds it mittees file with Brown's office. Activities Organization (UAO) up in Bowling Green, Lima and Toledo. responsibility and they must recognize program director. Although Geils hard to sit passively by" is University this, she said. This report is not required from Fremont, but exact locations have not According to 1970 statistics, 313 Wood candidates, parties or committees has canceled Bowling Green ap- student Sheila R. Woods, 29. In her aspirations to become a been determined, Newby said. County residents, 199 Sandusky County Woods, a senior actively involved in who filed reports July 21 or who pearances before, Stofan said there The program will teach participants residents and 411 Allen County lawyer, Woods said she will want to Is no chance it would happen again. the women's movement,is enrolled In concentrate on "generalities and intend to file campaign expense to read at ninth-grade level and to residents have received no formal reports Dec. 22. the Women's Studies program and is theories." enable out-of-school youths and adults education, while more than 10,000 preparing for law school. Chorale concert to become "fully functioning persons In Road closed people in the three counties did not She is president of Women for Lawyers who defend women in society," he explained. complete the seventh grade. One lane of Campbell Hill Road, The University Collegiate Chorale Women, an organization concerned discrimination cases must act as will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Projects will be completed that are Social agencies will refer persons to with making students and the com- Just south of Clough Street, will be applicable to the participants' lives, statistical analysts to the court. But Main Auditorium, University Hall. the academies, and interested persons munity aware of women's issues. She she said she does not want to get in- closed for another week because of including planning a budget, com- The Chorale's concert, featuring also may enroll by contacting Newby, has participated in the National volved in this. road repair in conjunction with the pleting a job application form, writing a he said. construction of a new sewer. Christmas carols, is a Music in the Organization for Women (NOW) "Too often, where women are in- Main event. Tickets are $1 for grocery list and reading a product There are no admission requirements conferences, the regional Women's Barricades will be erected. warranty, Newby said. volved in defense cases, lawyers have students and $2 for adults. Tickets but students will be tested to determine Studies conference end will attend the to prove the obvious," she said. Under the terms of the grant, their skills, he said. Many adults have Volunteers needed can be purchased in advance by Ohio NOW conference in Toledo Nov. Women must be responsible for calling the Office of Musical Events students would come to the reading already applied for the program. 17-19. academies two nights a week for about changes in limitations created by men The Children's Resource Center and Promotion at 372-2045 and also Woods said women must be assertive. so their daughters and sisters can have two hours each night. needs adult volunteers to assist with will be available at the door. 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Christmas cheer from the News ByRobWOkmi lady said.' 'It's Just plain egg nog." I went to get anooother drink. I beardd still anothher "Oh well, that makes things different. I mean even gigggle. A fine layer of snow clung to the wreath hanging on the journalists get thirsty," I said humbly. II bummmped into aa laddyy on thee waay bacck. front door. After accepting her kind offer, I heard someone giggle "Xcusse mee," I saidd. "But done'tyouuthink theee air I heard the doorbell ring. behind me. is lighte in hear. My head'sss kinduv spannlnng." A rather plump lady with a fat smile opened the door. With the formalities out of the way, I unpacked my Beforee youu anweer thatt, isaidd, I waent too get The snow fell from the wreath. always-ready typewriter and started this story. somee moree pinchh. ggiglle, gilgle. "Hi, I'm Rob Wilkins from The BG News," I said "Tell me," I said to a group standing nearby, "what i reeturned tomyl typzriter too conyune my storeys. politely. makes you come to a Christmas party like this? " "HEEEY, YOU, ii slade...howwamny vitiman ces Inn Her smile became even fatter. "I like the spirit of the season and the closeness of one oragnee peal?" "OH YES, you're the one that wanted to come and friends," a lady said. dommmntanswerasdf taht i aanta to geast smome report on our Christmas party," she said. "Well come " IT GIVES US a chance to get together and the boys can moere punch, gggggggieegigle, giagiela. right this way." talk sports and the girls can talk about us," one man said. osmeeone atried toeakeep me foerm geatting moore "So nice to have you here," she said. "The food,'" another added, before be bit into a ham punchhhbut, ei goat somee. As I followed her down a corridor, I heard the voices of sandwich. bacckkk toeathet atelevisonae ai mean typeafvison. the party growing stronger. Finally, we arrived. "The drinks," another blurted, reclining in a corner. tlemareaf oeradf mforea unpch. giaggggggggggggll After being introduced, I felt a light tap on my shoulder. I went to get another drink. I heard another giggle. ggghghlgeo.e "Excuse me, but do you want some Christmas punch? " "Soo, tell me how long do these parties last?" I asked as EHEHEEEY EHHERERE THEE PNUCHHE US "No, no. I'm a Journalist," I said. "Can't have any I sat down by my typewriter aglan. ALU. GENONE 4 YOUEAFG OWER AEOIRJ VO AIJNF alcohol, it gets in the way of facts. And facts are what I'm WO R OWEK ASLDK SUCKER DFWOEF AS P after." "SOMETIMES UNTIL two, maybe three in thhe WEFADEWA. mo inning," said the plump lady whao had oopened the "Where is another party that has not run out of egg "OH BUT THIS doesn't have any alcohol," the same dooor. It all dependss on how longg the punch lassts." nog," I said indifnantly as I picked up my coat. HOW tO prQVent brook-ins UAO Hawaiian trip celebrating Christmas The Christmas season should be one of giving and home; or store them in dormitory rooms; While most students will venture home for Christmas to meet new people. Once in Hawaii, the person can travel receiving between friends and loved ones-not taking by Valuables not taken home should be hidden in the room break, 23 University students, faculty members and others alone or with the group, she explained. thieves. or kept in a central storage area. Students should make an will travel to Hawaii, according to Sue Weichenthal, Union To prevent the unpleasant surprise of a burglarized itemized list including serial numbers of all items left in Activities Organization (UAO) travel director. room after Christmas break, Campus Safety and Security the rooms. Bess also suggested that all valuables be Director William R Bess offered these suggestions for engraved with identifying marks to aid in their return if The 10-day trip, sponsored by UAO, runs from Dec. 11-20, ONE DAY preventing thefts: stolen. and costs $499 for a double and $489 a twin, Weichenthal said. -Take home stereos, radios, televisions and ether -Lamps and other auxiliary lighting and appliances This includes the flight, hotel accommodations, a lei greeting portable items which are especially tempting to thieves should be unplugged before leaving as a safety and a tour of Hawaii. you'll find and easy to escape with; precaution. She said that the trip is a graduation present for some, -Make sure all windows and doors are secured and Bess said that security officers will continue to patrol and for others, it is a nice way to spend part of the month- December feels locked, especially in ground floor rooms; University buildings and grounds during the three-week long vacation. vacation. He added that he hopes to have some campus One advantage to group traveling is the reduced cost, -TAKE BICYCLES usually locked to outdoor racks student officers available to help with surveillance. Weichenthal said, adding that it also provides an opportunity like June. MAKE THAT DAY COME SOON + »J 9VS8 MMIOm 1 TK4:JM.M. WIHMTS 5* with an ArtCaVved d,amdnd m^tfilHcT SHOP IN B.G. FOR CHRISTMAS!! 9 V$V CAMPUS ,yj& you never dreamed possible. 1 Quality unsurpassed gP* MANOR
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ByRobWIlklns "He'd also have to change his whole Popular Culture, was Intrigued by the of coffee and donuts in the Journalism elected .Santa's power to snowball the really seem that excited. And when repertoire," Jones said, referring to idea of having Santa teaching at the school." people would probably make his reign they're not excited, then it's not too What if the Unv iersity hired a fat, old Christmas songs associated with Claus' University. Despite Jankowski's wishes, one has dear." exciting for us." I and somewhat overbearing man who name. "And he'd also have to learn how "That would be interesting to have to wonder how effective the in- Meanwhile, other professors envision Only one professor asked not what ' wore funny suits 7 to sing in Italian. Santa teach a course on the meaning of dependent Claus would be in Jour- Santa's charisma bringing Joy where Santa could do for him but what he Wait, before you answer "what else is "He might have to play in the or- Christmas," Brauer said. "I wonder nalism. Afterall, he would have a hard there was none. could do for Santa. ' new," let me finish. chestra and that might pose some what he would say?" time going undercover and he tends to "I suppose if Santa came to our "I think we could take a lot of What If Ms name was Santa Claus? problems. He would have to wear a Brauer also wondered about Santa's be repetitous. (Ho, Ho.Ho and Merry department," said David C. Skaggs, 1 drudgery out of his work," said Joseph Several University professors talked tuxedo and that would make him look powers. Christmas, Merry Christmas). associate professor of history, "he'd G. Spinelli, chairman of geography. about the possibilities. silly. And he'd be too fat to put in the "HE COULD give us a few more But Joe Maskovyak, a political bring us a whole lot of new students "What geographers are concerned with Wendell Jones, associate professor of violin section." people in pop culture. We could use a science instructor, has no misgivings which we really could use. is limiting time of travel to work. We the College of Musical Arts, said Mr. Jones paused while trying to think of few...but Santa can't give people can about Santa's ability to be a politician. "AND, OF COURSE, all of them would probably shape up his gift-giving i Claus would be welcome in the music a solution he? "YEAH, HE'D be a good politician," would be willing to read, write and trips by finding the shortest distance department. "I KNOW," he continued, "he could "Oh, well we could take a lew elves." Maskovyak said. "He gives something work real hard." between different places." BUT ONLY AFTER a few changes. be a conductor. Conductors are allowed Laurence J. Jankowski, assistant away for nothing and that's something Eldon F. Snyder, sociology professor, And if Santa Claus ever was hired by He'd probably have to shave his to be fat- professor of journalism, also would like no other politician can do. Most shares the same dream. the University, he would probably look beard if he wanted to be in the mar- Other possibilities not mentioned by a few things from Santa. politicians promise something for "I hope that he would excite the up Spinelli first ching band," Jones said. "And if he Jones could include letting him Jingle "I'd probably have a dozen copy nothing, but Santa Claus would be the students," Snyder said. "Maybe we In all likelihood, Mr. Claus would wanted to sing in the opera,he'd have to bells and ring in the new year. machines, four Beta Max units (video first one to really do it. don't do too good of a Job of that want to find the shortest distance take off that silly uniform. Ralph Brauer, assistant professor of tape machines) and an infinite supply "And, according to my calculations, if because some of our students don't between here and the North Pole. On the first day of Christmas the mall gave me.. ByRobWIlklns three Bibles written in German, one- On the first day of Christmas the Or the strange case of 24 billion aluminium trees half in Spanish and one-half in shopping mall gave to me-1,346,234 Japanese, 234,234,564,967,409,295,386 aluminum trees. flickering Christmas tree lightbulbs, and 1,346,228 aluminum trees. plastic Santas, zero sales attendants, Santas, zero sales attendants, three flickering Christmas tree lightbulbs, a On the second day of Christmas the two real Santas and 1,346,230 aluminum On the eighth day of Christmas the three Bibles written In German, Bibles written in German and one-half cigar-smoking green Indian and shopping mall gave to me-14 real Santa trees. shopping mall gave to me- 3,444,866,777,888,444 flickering returned of the Spanish one, 1,346,224 aluminum trees. Clauses and 1,346,233 aluminum trees. On the sixth day of Christmas the 2,345,678,789,674,687,365,789,987 other Christmas tree light bulbs, nothing, 23,879,321,604,694,709,003 flickering On the third day of Christmas the shopping mall gave to me-987,654 people shopping, 21 semi-fresh real and 1,345,226 aluminum Christmas Christmas tree lightbulbs, a cigar ON THE TWELFTH day of Christ- shopping mall gave to me-3,587,000,001 plastic Santas, zero sales attendants, Santas, 4,567,897 plastic Santas, zero tree light bulbs. smoking Indian and 1,346,225 mas the shopping mall gave to me-one flickering Christmas tree lightbulbs, 11 two Bibles written in German, sales attendants, two Bibles written in aluminum Christmas trees. giant headache, two real child Santas, real Santa Clauses and 1,346,232 3,234,684,345,187 flickering Christmas German and one-half in Spanish, ON THE TENTH day of Christmas On the eleventh day of Christmas the an infinite number of other people alumlnlm trees. tree lightbulbs, one real Santa and 123,478,654,897,654 flickering Christmas the shopping mall gave *o me- shopping mall gave to me-22 real child shopping, seven unfound dead real 1,346,229 aluminum trees. tree lightbulbs, one receipt for a stuffed 4,687,987,465,789,567,409,175,780,092,6- Santas, 4,687,987,678,986,609,890,0 Santas, 34,563 plastic Santas, one ON THE FOURTH day of Christmas real Santa and 1,346,227 aluminum 74,709,485,789,472,709,572,508,984,207,- hiding sales attendant, one-half a Bible 594,709,486,159,805.397.000.360.896.497- 96,795,496,709,496,486,905,694,695,607,- the shopping mall gave to me-one ON THE SEVENTH day of Christmas Christmas trees. 079,486,794,795,107,486,200,445,697,396- written in Japanese, one flickering ■ Bible, 9,643,190,001 flickering Christ-' the shopping mall gave to me-27 fresh On the ninth day of Christmas the ,486,804,785,403,798,407,607,709,584,79- Christmas tree light bulb, a stuffed jinas, tree .lightbulbs, four real Santa real Santas, 234 plastic Santas, zero shoppjmj .rnall gave to me (£03.602,003 other people shopping, 14 ,396,3%,4«.703.«84,««,ft6*ofeerpeople Indian and 1,346,223 aluminum frees. Clauses and 1,346,231 aluminum trees. sales attendants, two Biblaa written in 2.334,486,485,721,573,789,369,803,218. dead real Santas and seven jrith ner-, shopping, seven dead nal Santas, ooe tti the day after Christmas I gave toe On the fifth day of Christmas the German and one in Spanish, 498,347,876 other people shopping, 14 vous breakdowns, 1,439,589 plastic plastic Santa, zero sales attendants, shopping mall-12 aluminum trees. shopping mall gave to me-zero sales 12,458,789,573,377 flickering Christmas Santas with nervous breakdowns and attendants, zero Bibles, 123,687,465,002 tree lightbulbs, one stuffed real Santa seven exhausted real Santas, two Are you creative, good with rirtJOTWiiwj GIVE THE grammar and spelling? Dear Customer, Apply now for a paid position as 2 GIFT assistant copy editor for winter OF MUSIC quarter at The BG News, With warmest £» thoughts and wishes From the widest 105 University Hall. t 3 that this holiday season will be ft selection of music Deadline for I ft and accessories in application-Dec. 1. 9 especially nice for you. ft Bowling Green jg E. WOOSTER ST. ft - acrossfrom Harshman 128 N. MAIN ST. - DOWNTOWN 9 We at Lasalles thank you ft ft MERRY ? for your patronage. ft COLUMBIA I ft CHRISTMAS ft 9 Sincerely, BOSTON LP ONLY... DON T LOOK BACK & 9 mdudbig: LP ONLY... F—On SMMfWdiAM0111 NMf B. 9 Lasalles Associates Hi £•*» P.<1»U*» -*~- .UiiitddftUtfilitiil . . . • > V • V - ■ P»|e II 1h BG Newt Thursday, November 3t, U7I Nixon "at home" with student foes Former President Richard M. American students at Oxford said stepped off the sidewalk to wave to Nixon told reporters yesterday in they planned to demonstrate against onlookers peering from windows of London he Is not worried and will Nixon. They code-named their buildings opposite Claridge's, his feel "very much at home" if students operation "CREEP' - the acronym hotel in the elegant Mayair district demonstrate during his speaking of Nixon's 1972 Committee to Reeled near the U.S. Embassy in Grosvenor engagement at the Oxford Union the President, which was involved In Square. debating society. the Watergate burglary. The 84-year-old former president Nixon, who resigned in 1974 as a said he had "a nice, dicey meeting" result of the Watergate scandal, UNDERGRADUATE student when he last visited Oxford as vice arrived at Heathrow Airport from president Charles Parsons said at president 20 years ago. He did not Paris, where he appeared on a least 1,000 demonstrators would explain the comment about his television show and answered protest Nixon's lecture tomorrow appearance before 400 students at viewers' questions. because they "remember very well Oxford, Nov. 28,1958. Nixon said he would speak on the excesses of the Nixon ad- Britain's Labor government foreign affairs and answer questions ministration and are opposed to this arranged maximum security and at Oxford tomorrow but added he visit" minimum courtesies for the arrival hoped the questions would not be Nixon was dressed in a gray of Nixon on his first visit to Europe longer than the answers. topcoat, looking well and rested. He since leaving the White House. Reagan: More Democrats in cult Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, who lost the 1976 race for Reagan said. "What Is the attitude Reagan said yesterday that the Rev. the Republican presidential toward the United States? What is Jim Jones, cult leader of Peoples' nomination to Gerald Ford, is the image of us?" Temple, appeared to attract more currently on a tour of European Reagan said he will spend three members of the Democratic Party capitals and was interviewed here days in West Germany for talks with than Republicans. by The Associated Press. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in West "I'll try not to be happy in saying Reagan said he has been "cam- Berlin and Bavarian conservative this," Reagan said. "He supported a paigning strenuously" for leader Franz Josef Strauss in number of political figures but Republican candidates for a number Munich. seemed to be more Involved with the of months. When asked if his trip was in Democratic Party. I haven't seen preparation for presidential cam- anyone In the Republican Party "I JUST FELT It was time now, paign, Reagan answered, "You'U having been helped by him or after all this campaigning, to get have to ask me that question CHIN REST-A rare Indian rhino rests against a tire in Miami. seeking his help." some first-hand information," SUMMER JOB Cedar Point Amusement Park will be accepting applications and conducting personal In tervlews tor summer employment Dec. 19 JJ and 26 2» at the Cedar Point Marina Steakhouse between 9 a.m. to S p.m. No appointment necessary. Summer housing GRAND OPENING .available. Cedar Point reps will also Interview on campus March 7-t. CEDAR POINT INC. SANDUSKYOH. 44S70 510 East Wooster Street &WMHE-FM Manufacturers of infinite food fare. Sunday thru Wednesday 10:30 to 8:30 • Thursday. 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Stricter checking policies were Students can cash checks for up to $20 Buckenmeyer, said a student must check, they send a notice to the buyer cubing policies In Ibe Bowling Green enforced at the University. at University locations but must pay a show an ID and current validation card by mail or phone. If the problem Is not ■re*. IF THERE IS no response, the person "SINCE I TOOK over, the service fee 25 cent service fee. According to when making check purchases. A corrected, the matter Is taken to the is contacted by telephone and if that for bad checks was Increased from Martini, this fee Is used to pay the staff student may write a check for $10 more Bowling Green prosecutor, and the By Doug Durllit does not bring in the money for the bill, three to five dollars. We created the 'no- required to handle these checks. than the purchase. Bad checks are violator must pay a fine, court costs, the case is taken to court for collection. cash list', and we've been more handled bv the Bursar's Office. bank service charge and amount of ALTHOUGH UNIVERSITY AREA Action taken depends on the amount vigorous in our followups on bad THE BURSAR ALSO HAS made THE TWO OTHER Bowling Green purchase. stores that sell college-related material of money Involved, Martini said. If checks," he said. inflation adjustments. The service fee bookstores depend heavily on the Bob Fellers, manager of the Student thrive on student business, Bowling tuition or room and board are not paid, "In most cases this is not deliberately for cashing checks was raised from 10 student purchases. Book Exchange, 530 E. Wooster St., Green merchants may still choose not the student's housing or class done. In most cases, the student doesn't to 25 cents. The maximum amount a Larry Recce, manager of the Bee said that his store's policy allows a to accept checks from University registration Is canceled for the next pay enough attentionto the details. This student can cash a check at the Union Gee Book Store, 1424 E. Wooster St., student to write a check for $10 more students. quarter. is a serious matter and what we are also was raised from (10 to (20. explained that his store will accept than his purchase, or he may cash a Most college-related businesses have If the matter Involves cashing a trying to do is keep them from making Manager of University Bookstore, student checks, if an ID Is shown. check for $10. lenient check cashing policies so those check that Is not good, the student who frequent the store easily can pay cannot register for classes or receive for books, fines or tuition. his grades until the matter is cleared. Shoppers-know refund policy before buying The Bursar's office takes the largest Martini said. The student Is placed on a share of check money from students "no cash list" which prohibits him from Christmas shopping season is In full Many stores do not allow refunds and to the effect that they do not give cash The number of swindles during this and when it gets a bad check, it usually cashing a check at the University for swing and shoppers are looking for Just shoppers can look for labels detailing refunds," Lowry said. season is comparable to those is for a large sum of money, according six months. the right gift. But, the Better Business the policy. throughout the rest of the year. to Bursar Joseph E. Martini The Bursar's office also slaps a tb Bureau warns that caution must be "Some companies have a no-refund When that happens, strict measures service charge on the student's bill in taken when buying gifts. policy; here Is certainly nothing illegal HE ADDED that most Christmas- Also, the number of merchants trying are taken to correct the problem, he addition to the bank's service fee. David Lowry, a Bureau employee, about that All they have to do is comply related problems occur after the to make a fast buck has risen, ac- said. The office immediately sends a Martini became Bursar in 1970 when said that the biggest problem facing with state laws by having a sign posted holidays when most returns are made. cording to Lowry. holiday shoppers involves refunds. Placement office announces TH€ STROM tREWERY COMPANY DETROIT. MICHIGAN I l»7l enrollment form deadline University Placement Services will must fill out an alumni enrollment form When signing up, Interivew can- host the Mid-American Conference from the placement office before didates must present a data sheet for (MAC> Placement Office seminar graduation. each organization with which they Monday and Tuesday Jack B. Morgan, THIS FORM will help the office fill interview, Morgan said. assistant director of the office, said job openings and determine how many The form can be obtained at the ofice. yesterday. seniors have been placed In Jobs. Organizations sending recruiters Directors from the 10 MAC colleges A list of winter quarter Interview winter quarter include Toledo Public wffl attend the two-day workshop to schedules also is available in the Schools, Boy Scouts of America, discuss trends In the placement field, placement office, Morgan said. The Toledo; Xerox Corp., Rochester, N.Y.; Morgan said. first sign-up for winter quarter will be and Sears, Roebuck, and Co., Skokie, He said that December graduates Jan. 3. ni. Winter evening registration announced Registration for students attending and the Bursar's Office will be the Office of Continuing Education, only evening classes winter quarter will available to help students complete 238 Administration Bldg. be Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:30- registration. During the winter quarter 7:30 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom, Advisers from various academic registration period, the bookstore will Union. areas will also be available for be open, so students can purchase During the registration period, assistance. books and supplies. representatives of the Registrars For further information about Office, Veterans Administration, the A BULLETIN listing courses that will registration call the Office of Con- Admissions Office, Parking Services be offered winter quarter is available in tinuing Education at 372-0181. Food Pi rector out^f^c;Q%t breakdown Monna L. Pugh, Director of Food part-time labor and 32 cents covers cafeteria also are responsible for Services, explained the breakdown of utilities and building maintenance. boosted costs, she said They will not be each dollar spent for University food at Food Services does not make a profit, penalized for returning dishes. the Tuesday Resident Student Pugh said. The price of paper products She said Food Service employees Association meeting. is high, she said, citing the price of one enjoy working with students and in- She said 34 cents of every dollar pays paper tray as more than 10 cents. dividual halls so special dinners and for raw food, 34 cents finances full- and Students taking dishes from the programs can be planned. ABORTION TOLL FREE Pariez-vous francais? 9 q.m.-lO p.m. "Sure, join our study group, we're doing a case history." TJM quickest way to learn * wrHi the 1-800-438-8039 .BIRTH FRENCH CLUSTER! DEFECTS Forget those partials and do nothing but French Winter Quarter ARE FOREVER. Complete your language requirement and enjoy yourself while UNLESS gaining an extra valuable skill. YOU HELP. For information, call the Department of Romance Languages, 372-2667. —STA»IUM Cinema Ul For the real beer lover. s WHAT SINGLE WASH - 50 IS IT... THAT MAKES THIS DOUBLE WASH - 75' w^m THE MOST TALKED ABOUT MOVIE OF KIRK'S COM LAUNDRY OPEN 24 hrs. 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I suppose I math department will perform, Debbie what you have done and evaluate it Haas, a University voice major will clearly. You get immediate satisfaction University was one of few colleges that can leam how to give a kick, like he did, did not close down, Keil nelpd initiate a but after a decade, he just knows how to sing and Dr. Allen N. Kepke, assistant that doesn't come with worship or dean of the College of Arts and Sciences counseling." program in which student marshalls do things like that around here." patroled the campus to keep peace. Rev. Ross Miller said that he and the will be master of ceremonies. Keil said he feels strongly about "I'm resigning now partly because of America's energy problem but he feels "He was the founding father of crisis community are going to miss much phone," which originally answered more than just his associate. Rev. Gene timing," the 38-year old minister said he has been all talk too long and a "My wife has completed her masters practical committment is needed. "I've drug, suicide and other crisis calls. Keil's handyman skills when Keil Miller said. It has expanded to the link, resigns his campus minister post at in business accounting and In July been talking about it for the past five began to work at Owens Coming years, and I can see that it isn't ac- a crisis information and referral ser- United Christain Fellowship (UCF), 313 vice. Thurstin Ave. "He is going to be very Fiberglass in Toledo. Beginning her complishing anything." career will take more time, and I'll be Keil was a major organizer of the much missed not Just in Bowling Green University Intimacy Week which but by denominations statewide," spending more of my time with our "I DONT EXPECT to save the family." Keil has two daughters. Trine, world, nor do I expect anyone else to. A discusses intimacy in relationships. Miller said Because of an increasing number of IN HONOR OF Keil's K> years of UCF 7, and Lisa, W. business of my own that will approach unwanted pregnancies during 1971, Keil service, there will be dinner at 6 p.m. "I discovered over the years that I energy usage on a systemic basis is my enjoy working with my hands as a goal," he said. spent a year planning a human tonight at the UCF building. sexuality symposium consisting of dormitory discussions through winter and spring quarters in which four 'The Way' researches writings major speakers came to the University. "I'VE ALWAYS enjoyed the ritual of marriage," Keil said. So once a year Miller and Keil invite all couples they to achieve spiritual growth had married to a weekend retreat to relax and get away from their jobs and World headquarters are in New children. "If you believe Jesus Christ is God, microfilm of original writings. Knoxville, Oh. The College of Biblical One of Keil's concerns is hunger in there are 2,000 Scriptures that con- Research is in Emporia, Kan. and a America and, according to Miller, he tradict this. We've done extensive BIBLICAL WRITINGS in Aramaic and Greek are studied by the local similar school is in Rome City, Ind, took a group of about 12 persons to research that shows Jesus is not God," Georgia to work at poverty stricken Rick Watson, a leader for the group. This Biblical research and Watson said. teaching ministry group meets in local The name of the non-denominational areas and he is planning a similar trip University program of The Way, said. to Mississippi .Dec. 9-21. Watson added that "Jesus is the son homes. group evolved from the Bible where Some individuals practice a healing Jesus said, "I am the Way." Keil devoted two years to the Council of God." He said there are "50 Scrip- of Christian Social Action when they ture references that state this." ministry. "The Bible, authored by God and The King James version of the Bible written through his inspiration by men, were not funded, he said. "Various research tools are used and Keil works on the research and much digging is done using original is used, Watson said. "This is because is our main book of study," Watson many words are italicized in this said. "Spiritual growth is our goal." development committee for United REVEREND GENE KEIL announced his resignation from the manuscripts," he said The Way, an Christian Churches and acts as a international organization, sends translation and are not in the original He said he feels it mandatory "to campus minister post be has held for ten years at United Christian consultant on social issues. And he said scholars to Germany to study text," he added. fellowship daily with God and with each Fellowship, 313 Thurstin Ave. There will be a potluck dinner to other." he will continue to serve on that com- thank the reverend tonight a16 p.m. in the UFC building. mittee. Tonight Don't Miss It! doctor HOLIDAY CASH Footpath Dance Co. mecure( of cancer, FOR YOUR Performance Saturday, Dec. 2 8:30-12:30 USED BOOKS (Modern Dance) Northeast Commons 8:00 p.m. Main Auditorium Admission - 50* ISP Beginning Sound System; Munchies stand that I was healthy — FREE — again So I was let go Friday, December 1 Sponsored by Artist Series S S.A. A lot of people axe like Sponsored by Pershing Rifles ray boss They think that everyone dies of canoer. 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The A feature In Crawdaddy magazine earlier this Orwellian comment on a future generation's in- Faggot. year alluded to some emotional problems that volvement with the tube, shows there really Is That was the initial impression many people had Bowie was wrestling with at the time. He an- humor lurking beneath Bowie's cold exterior. upon discovering David Bowie during his initial nounced that his involvement with his pseudo- rise to fame in the early 1970's. The public had a identities had ended. The man who almost THE INSTRUMENTAL pieces on side three hard time coming to grips with an orange coif- singlehandedly reint reduced theater to rock would have an interlude music feel about them, and fured, admittedly bisexual, not homosexual, rock play no more roles. being heavily Influenced by the leader of rock's star prancing about concert stages in bizarre BOWIE'S SECOND double live album, "Stage," avant-garde, Brian Eno, they may prove to be a unisex outfits. appears at this interesting junction in his career. bit tedious to the casual Bowie fan. "Speed Of Everything about Bowie was otherworldly: He Our hero appears to be living up to his word. Life" is notable In its non-development of a catchy fronted a band called the Spiders From Mars, Although the material comes from many different little motif, and "Art Decade" sounds a bit like a assumed the alter ego of an alien by the name of phases of his career, no one particular "Bowie" is Beach Boys' Instrumental played at 16 rpm. Ziggy Stardust, had a son named Zowie and even stressed. After a few listenings, the side proves to be hung around such disreputable rock types as Lou The emphasis is on the performance, and in the tolerable, if not engaging, and "Braking Glass," Reed. case of "Stage," the most striking aspect is the the only vocal selection on the side, has a quirky The rock intelligentsia shuddered to think that professionalism with which all the Instruments, charm about it Bowie might be the future of rock 'n' roll, but including Bowie's voice, are handled. Bowie still Side four contains no less than three gems, everyone went along with the tastemakers relies on intonation and intensity rather than In- "Heroes," "What In The World," and "Beauty because David seemed to best answer the musical flection to communicate the emotional content of And The Beast." "Heroes," Is probably the side's question plaguing the record Industry at the his material. strongest cut, and despite the fact that the live beginning of the decade: Is there life after the Side one entices the partially frayed legion of version lacks the metallic edge of the studio Beatles? Ziggy fans with five selections from the master- version, it demonstrates Bowie's flair for piece album from the early 1970's, "The Rise and engaging, lyrical melodies and surrealistic lyrics. HIS EMERGENCE was swift, although not Fall of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Given the broad overview of material and ex- much was known about him. To make matters Mars." "Hang On To Yourself," "Ziggy Star- cellent moments of "Stage," perhaps the public, worse, Bowie underwent a rapid succession of dust," "Five Years," "Soul Love," and "Star" the critics, and even Bowie himself will begin to musical and image changes that further recall Bowie at his pop rock zenith in effective, but understand David Jones and all his various per- bewildered, and sometimes frustrated, fans and slightly less polished versions than the originals. sonas. He has redeemed himself from his initial critics alike. "Station to Station" heralds "the return of the whimpy attempt as a live twofer, and he seems to Within a few years an obscure Mod with the Thin White Duke, throwing darts in lovers' eyes" be more comfortable with his material and given name of David Jones begat the Garboesque at the beginning of side two. Bowie makes his himself. David Bowie begat the futuristic rock star from statement on the elusive nature of love while the David Bowie has the talent to become a rock outer space Ziggy Stardust begat the disco band chums through several invigorating rhyth- stylist of major importance-a (dare I suggest?) automation begat the Thin White Duke begat mic changes. "Fame" is thrown in for the space-age Sinatra. Firefall fits bill of rustic 'country rockers' Review by Burrito Brothers; ace drummer alike. almost angelic voice and witfulness Loralne Kosco Michael Clarke, ex-Byrde and "Elan," the title of their third and meshes well with Burnett's harsh, Flying Bunitoes; on bass, Mark latest release, is defined as "vigor, angry and sometimes rough voice. They're coming out of the Andes of Spirit and Jo Jo Gunne; spirit, or enthusiasm typically Though once criticized for not woodwork, all those rustic, denimed, and on lead guitar, Jock Bartley revealed by assurance of manner, having enough emotion and limited close-harmony groups that everyone from Gram Parson's first post- brilliance of performance and expression, these qualities have calls country-rock. Their sweet Flying Burrito Band. liveliness of Imagination," ac- improved considerably on this harmonies and dreamy musical cording to the latest issue of album. visions hold them together. THEIR DEBUT album "Firefall," Rolling Stone. Firefall, an aspiring supergroup went gold. It was simple and bright The album is a pleasant, FIRF.FALL'S PLAYING Is Im- formed in Boulder, Col. certainly fits and contained such notable hits as acoustically-based production peccable. Multi-instrumentalist this bill. The group has some Im- "You are the Woman" and "Uvin' containing some solid playing, Dave Muse adds those subtle tex- Photo courtesy o) RCA pressive credentials. Among others, Ain't Llvln." "Luna Sea" followed forceful guitar and flute solos, turings that help to identify the David Bowie's second double live album, "Stage." captures the mercurial , it ccMliiti of singer-guitarist Rick last year and .-was,.viewed. as., tasteful electric guitar frills, and band's mellow sound. singer-songwriter at a new "stage" to his career. Roberts, formerly of the Flying mediocre by the public and critics precise multiple vocals. Roberts' GRAMBOWLING GREENPINING SALE MON., NOV. 27 thru SAT., DEC. 2 • 10 to 8 P.M. 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Old Grand-bad Distillery Co., Frankfort. Ky 40601. •••:H..«•• ...... :::::: aaa...... ::| zixi at •:::::• w Tliursday, Ntvember 30,1»7S Tlie BG News Pane 15 Wood Lane Industries prepare persons with multiple disabilities for employment By Js.net Ropers vocational skills," she ad- "WE WORK with In- at the hospital with the Wood Lane Industries Copy Editor ded dustries to get them to see employees. recently was awarded a The workshop staff con- the value of rehabilitation," Besides helping workshop grant of $22,463 from the Verses of Bob Seger's sists of about 20 persons, Huntebrinker said. employees prepare for Ohio Rehabilitation Services "Night Moves" boomed including a speech therapist Currently, the workshop outside jobs, the program is Commission to expand the around the room, and oc- and supervisors, Hun- has a program with St "designed to meet af- program to allow more casionally a head moved in tebrinker said. Charles Hospital in Toledo. firmative action workshop employees to be time .with the music. The Five of the more advanced requirements for them," involved. Huntebrinker said scene was not a bar or Some employees from the workers train for eight to 10 Huntebrinker said. she has discussed the nightclub but Wood Lane workshop are involved in weeks at the hospital lear- program with Bowling Industries, a local workshop Projects with Industries, a ning housekeeping, clerical, ALL FIVE of the workers Green and Toledo cor- offering employment to "total comprehensive laundry and janitorial were hired by other com- poration officials. about 61 persons who cannot program" in which workers duties. A vocational and a panies for janitorial or "We're trying to raise the work competitively. are taught to work in an placement counselor, hired housekeeping positions at workers to their maximum Tlie workers, most of industry other than one of by the Wood County Board of the end of their training level of functioning," she whom have multiple sheltered employment Mental Retardation, works period, she said. said. disabilities, work from 9 am. to 3 p.m. four days a week, according to Joan Huntebrinker, director of Wood Lane Industries. During this time,employees perform subcontract work for local workers, including running drill presses and assembling parts. They also have special small-group training and self-help classes, she said. "We're servicing a variety of disabilities. We have an individual rehabilitation program," she said, adding that each worker has a rotating schedule of work and classes to fit his nee 1s. The employees are given aptitude tests to determine work abilities. TRAINING SESSIONS include an adjustment program in which workers learn appropriate work behavior, such as asking for parts when they run out rather than waiting for someone to tell them to do so. The job readiness and placement program teaches how to interview and fill out job' applications and mock interviews are given to aquaint workers with real situations, she said. Newsphoto by Kyle Dinicuu The workshop gives handicapped employees a chance to work, get a N«w»pho1o by Kyi. IMMCtw- — Jim WITTENMEYER, above foreground, constructs discharge pumps tor TOU-Q .... "8&$j)»*,' set education arid Corporation, Toledo. learn self-help skills, she Don Cully and Jeff McMillion cat wood for pallets. The two attend the said. "We work on both Woodlane Industries Workshop in Bowling Green. independent living and PWCE: 2nd Floor Lounge of Student Services Bldg. IMPORTANT NOTICE!! SEASON OPENER TONITE! WHEN: 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m'. Monday - Friday, November 27 - BGSU RESIDENCE & COMMUTER December 1. FALCONS vs. CORNELL EVENT: Taking of photos for I.D.'s to gain STUDENTS, PLEASE CHECK YOUR entrance to Student Rec Center. 7:30 P.M. - ANDERSON ARENA You will need both a current MAILBOXES!!! validation card and a photo- (Preliminary - BG Jr. High 7th Grade Game - 5:45 p.m.) bearing I.D. to gain admittance to The Office of Summer Programs is in the process of preparing the Summer the building (A Driver's License School Schedule for 1979. In order to determine the needs of students, a with photo is acceptable). survey form was developed and placed in your mail boxes. Please complete the form and return it to our office before December 6, COST: Photo - I.D. 1978. Your response will help us to develop a schedule which will meet provided your needs! FREE OF CHARGE. 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It has been ever since I've been here," Game time is 7:30 p.m. Weinert said. "The big thing right now is that "The players are tired of scrimmaging we are inconsistent. each other and running the same plays all the time," Weinert said, adding that this is the "DUANE GRAY, Joe Faine, Rosie Barnes hardest part of the season. and Dan Shumaker have all been pretty But the beginning of the season can be consistent. But that's all in the backcourt Up pretty rough, too. front we have been Inconsistent," Weinert "Early in the season you never know what's said. going to happen," Weinert said "Funny Weinert is approaching the non-conference things happen early in the year." battle as a preparation for the Mid-American Conference slate, which begins December AND A FUNNY thing has all ready hap- nine when BG hosts Northern Illinois. pened, though not to the Falcons. Their op- "Non-conference games from our feeling is ponent tonight was expected to lose its opener getting ready for the conference games," against Niagra Tuesday night but rallied late Weinert said. "Its always nice to win at home, in the game to win in overtime. though. We're really going to be oriented towards the conference. That's where our bid "We just found out today and we are totally (NCAA post season bid) comes from. shocked that they won," Weinert said of his "We could win 25 games but if we don't win first opponent. "We thought Niagra had a the conference we won't get a bid. Just like pretty good team. I talked to an assistant Toledo the last two years," he said. coach of theirs today and he said he expected to blow them out and they didn't" CORNELL had its finest season since 1969 Other than that, Weinert knows very little last season when they limped in 9-17, but a about the visitors. good recruiting year and the loss of only one "We're going into this thing kind of blind," veteran may Improve coach Ben Bluitt's Weinert said "Which I don't like. But we'll record even more. try to run them, which is the sty le we'll use all Coming to the Big Red from DuSable High N»wi Photo By Dove Ryan year. We'll use a couple of defenses only School in Chicago is freshman Dave Anderson because we don't know what they like." who averaged 30.1 points per game in his FLYING FRESHM AN-Falr mi freshman Marcus Newburn ball hawks in formance In the regular-season opener tonight at 7:30 p.m. against senior year. Anderson was a four-year let- exhibition action against Windsor earlier this year. The Falcons posted a Cornell University at Anderson Arena. Cornell will be after their second ONE THING Weinert is sure about is that terman In three sports and the captain of all lopsided win in that scrimmage and will try to follow with a repeat per- consecutive upset after defeating Niagra in overtime. Cornell has a fine player in 6-foot-4 Mike three from his sophomore through senior Davis, a junior who scored 21.4 points per years. game while snaring seven rebounds per game At Cornell, Bluitt, in his fifth year, has last year and was named the "Ivy League's Improved slightly each year and claims his sophomore of the year.'' improvement program is right on target. Lady cagers balanced Tankers open Davis draws simple but powerful praise Weinert has to be expecting improvement from Weinert, who calls him, "a great, great for his team too, so maybe tonight's battle By Doug Barr juniors Sue Telljohann and Michelle player." will determine who has come the farthest Stevens, along with sophomores Pam The 1978-79 edition of the Bowling Green Young and Kristi Gordan. Telljohann is at Ohio State Nataforium finale State University women's basketball team also a co-captain. ByPatHyland opens its season next Wednesday and first Assistant Sports Editor year coach Kathy Bole expects team BOLE SAID she does not think the team balance and aggressive play to be her will have to depend on one person to do the Undefeated swimmers squad's strong points. Looking to improve on last year's seventh place Mid- scoring. American Conference (MAC) finish. Bowling Green's men's "We are hoping that all five players on swimming team dives into the 1978-79 season Saturday at "We have a lot of depth," she said. "We the court will be capable of scoring," she Ohio State. should be able to put in subs without a drop host Oakland University said. The Falcons will compete in the Ohio Relays, a non-scoring in talent." Bole, who for the past three years ByPatHyland and I know we have the potential to score Regardless of which players are on the meet featuring 13 state schools, and coach Tom Stubbs said Assistant Sports Editor more than that." coached volleyball, softball and basketball he views the contest as "a time trial against competition." floor. Bole said the Falcons must play at Wilmington College, said the Falcons Top individual performance was turned in aggressively if they hope to improve on "The relays do two things," Stubbs said. "They get a lot of Bowling Green's women's swim team will by sophomore Cathy Bujouan who seta meet, will use a 1-4 offense in their opener people swimming against people other than the ones they're last year's 5-10 record. against Wayne State. bid farewell to the University's Natetorium varsity and state record in the 100-yard used to, and they give the swimmers a taste of competition. tomorrow night when the Falcons host freestyle event with a time fo 54.711. "The 1-4 is new for women but it can be It'll give us a chance to see who's doing well in different "WE ARE short but we will compensate successful against any defense," she said. Oakland University at 7 p.m. It will be the Stubbs said the success of this year's team for that with aggressive play," she said. areas." final meet in the pool since the team will be lies in overall team balance rather than any Bole was not appointed coach until late Stubbs said the squad is improved over last year's team "We will have to force opponents out of in June, and she said most of the "blue- moving to the new Recreation Center Jan. 2. individual swimmer. their offense and force bad shots and bad which finished with a 3-5 mark. "We depend on our balance and depth," he chip" high school players had already "We're tougher than last year," he said, "but most of the passes." been recruited by other colleges before she Coach Tom Stubbs' swimmers, reigning said. "That's not to say that we don't have other MAC teams are too. We lost some people off of the The Falcons return five lettermen from had a chance to sign any of them. state champions from last year, have cap- some top swimmers because we do. But right last year, but two of the teams' top squad and we're holding our breath with academics on a tured two first-place finishes in as many now, nobody Is outstanding and far from the "We think total ability will make up for couple of people right now. We'll know more after this scorers-Bobbi Little and Jenny Gill-have the lack of a big star," she said. meets this season. The gals latest triumph others. Everyone is taking up the slack. quarter as far as the grades. When we know who's eligible graduated. Before next Wednesday's opener, which came November 18 In Oxford as they won the Charisse Urbano, the only senior on the we'll know what the talent potentials are. Miami Invitational. "THE ONLY AREA that might be suspect precedes the mens game, the girls will "Right now they're pulling together," he continued. "I feel team, averaged 12.7 points per game last scrimmage John Carroll University BG rolled up 454 points to outdistance Is the breastroke, and I'm not sure we're not they've gota good, positive attitude." year and is expected to start along with tomorrow in Anderson Arena. runner-up Ohio State by seven points. Purdue all right there." The MAC coaches' poll, cast earlier this month, picked and Miami rounded out the third and fourth According to Stubbs, the goals of this year's Kent State and Miami to finish first and second in the league. place slots with 350 and 316 points resopec- team are to repeat as state champs and to Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan were picked for the tively. The Falcons took first place in only qualify as many swimmers for the nationals. third and fourth spots, and Bowling Green and Western four of the 19 events, but overall balance and Bowling Green is a sound favorite to beat Hayes covets NBA crown Michigan tied for the fifth and sixth spots. depth proved to be the eventual winner. invading Oakland tomorrow in a dual meet. "We've been in the lower half of the MAC the last couple of NEW YORK (AP)-There was a gleam in The visitors finished last in the BG Relays to be recognized around the league like that. year," Stubbs said. "Our main goal is to move up to the top "TEAM WISE It was a fair performance," earlier this year. Elvin Hayes' eye as he considered the The players pick the MVP and it would be half of the MAC. However far up in the league we can go we'll question, and a broad smile on his face. He assessed Stubbs of the Miami meet. "It was "It doesn't appear that they'll pose a great nice to have that that respect from the men I go, and finishing less than that is below our goal." good enough to win and I can't complain challenge," Stubbs said. "We'll start with a measured his words carefully before play against. This winter's key Falcons figure to be junior Jim Gleason about that. But we're a lot stronger than that tentative lineup that isn't our strongest. We'll responding. "If we keep playing the way we are, maybe (Captain), senior Craig Casten (Captain), and junior Jeff The 1970s may be the "me-flrst" decade, meet showed. swim some kids In events that aren't their finish with the best record in the league, win Wolf and senior Dave Koenig. "We were outscored by 40 points In diving best and see how they do." but it is still considered bad form for an our division, win the championship...if we do athlete to make too much of personal goals. that, I'd like to think I might be the MVP this So when Hayes, the 33-year-old forward of time. Who knows? If it happens, fine; if not, the Washington Bullets, was asked how im- that's fine, too." portant it was to him to be recognized as the There were just a couple of writers around Cincy calls for Wagner's scalp most valuable player in the National Hayes now, the rear guard of a battalion that Basketball Association, he was careful about had invaded Hayes' corner of the visitors CINCINNATI (AP) - The Great Cincinnati a dirty deal. There's something wrong with the "I won't go near that stadium," said Ruby, 30. his reply. lockerroom at Madison Square Garden. Backlash has begun, with Dick Wagner, president front office." Radio callers echoed Ruby's sentiments, vowing "Our first goal is a team goal and that is to Earlier Tuesday night Hayes had con- of the Cincinnati Reds, fielding the flak. Shocked City Council members aimed their to boycott Reds' games. Others suppported win the championship," Hayes said. "We did tributed 35 points and 16 rebounds to the For nine months, Wagner kept a low profile as wrath at Wagner. Wagner's stand, saying Rose's demands would that last year and now our goal Is to become Bullets' eighth consecutive victory, a 133-109 the new boss of the Reds. Then, in a 48-hour period, "I think the wrong person was fired," said break the club financially and that Anderson had the first team in a decade to repeat as rout of the New York Knicks. That tied the he shook this storied baseball city to Its roots. Thomas Brush of the local Charterite Party. lost control of the team. champion." But what about personal goals? team's longest winning streak In a decade; On Sunday, he severed negotiations with free Democrat David Mann said he was outraged, A Cincinnati radio station sent its sympathy to the Bullets can tie the franchise record of nine agent Pete Rose, the most popular player in adding "The ills of the Reds had nothing to do with Anderson and offered him the job of sports "I CONSIDER that a personal goal," he in a row with a win at New Orleans Friday Cincinnati history. Two days later, he followed Sparky Anderson." director. said. "It meant a great deal to my career to night. with a bombshell by firing longtime manager Mayor Gerald Springer didn't waste any words: Meanwhile, Wagner rejects the idea that his Job become champion. Lot of players have the Sparky Anderson, who had produced five division "Have they gone bananas? " is on the line. "I would rather be the aggressor In a stats, but not everyone has that championship IN THE STREAK the Bullets have shot titles, four National League pennants and two An executive of a naionally-known hotel chain situation like this than sit back and find our club in ring. Now nobody can say the Big E. isn't a over 52 percent from the floor and averaged World Series crowns. said he will not allow Reds' promotional material fifth place and say I had done nothing about it." winner." better than 124 points per game, running up in Ms six regional establishments. Wagner, who served a decade as the top aide to But what about MVP, an honor that went to scores like 143-94 over New Jersey, 138-111 "FIRST PETE. Then he dropped the bomb on Bob Howsam - mastermind behind Cincinnati's Portland's Bill Walton last year? Hayes over Milwaukee and 133-106 over New York. Sparky. That's when I decided to hang him," said "THE ONLY PERSON I ever heard say success In the 1970s - has the backing of Louis didn't even get it In the playoffs, teammate "This Is the best we have ever played," said Mary Helwig, a 54-year-old widowed house anything nice about Dick Wagner was Sparky Nippert, Reds' board chairman. Wes Unseld winning it instead. How much Hayes. cleaner from Mount Washington. The effigy hangs Anderson, and this is what he gets?" said Jeff does that mean? "Even last year, when we were winning the from her front porch. Ruby, regional manager for Holiday Inn. Ruby, "THE GENERAL MANAGER is engaged in "Every player would like to become MVP," championship, we didn't play any better than "Pete is a legend here. He's our Babe Ruth. for years, has boused many Reds players and rawing the club and a man cannot play billiards Hayes said finally. "It would mean a lot to me this." We've never had anyone like him. And Sparky got coaches during the season. If someone else is holding the cue," be said.