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predicted for 1974 It wouldn't bo too ridiculous to guoss that a Now York auto owner decided to sell his car WASHINGTON • \P' The energy recommending rationing to Nixon The units nexl year compared with 2 CTifhl will push the nalum s economy President however views rationing as million this year because of the gasoline down !o near-recession levels nexl a last resort shortage. Meanwhile, a year and torce the unemployment rale DESPITE anticipated luel shortages service station in Queens once up to nearly 6 per cent. President PRESS SECRETARY Ronald L at home, the nation is continuing to again runs out of gas and a Nixon s chiet economist said Ziegler said contingency plans are send oil to allies in South Vietnam. Queens resident stocks up on Cambodia and Thailand, the Pentagon yesterday being dratted lor rationing but added gasoline cans. that Nixon hopes the steps he has said But a spokesman said the cutoff AuMlatxi '■•■. Wiraptwo Herbert Stein chairman ol the already taken will eliminate the need has reduced amounts the United States t'residenl s Council ol Kconomic tor that move can deliver \d\isors said the economy will (!ro» The economic assessment besides very slowly in 1H74 with the luel accounting lor the Arab cutolt. Man) o! Stein s economic torecasts shortage directly causing a 2 per cent assumes that Nixon's energy-saving have tailed lo hit the mark in the past cutback in economic output programs would work, said Stein In January, his council said that Stein said his predictions assume consumer prices would be rising at the that the Arab oil culolt continues next This means that the burden ol the rate ot 2 f> per cent at the end ot the year Shortages must be borne mainly by year Thev are going up al a rate of consumers who must cul down on about 8 per cent now REPORTING ON a high-level nonessenlial driving and on thermostat assessment ol the shortage s economic setting in their homes, he said impact Stein told newsmen that Stein said the economy s growth next \merirans can also expect sharply \ear as measured by dross National higher tuel prices Bui he said the Producl market value ot the nation s intlation picture is too cloudy to make goods and services, could be only 1 per Faculty anticipates slowdown a prediction cent The normal growth rate is 4 per It the jobless rale docs rise lo the cent almost b per cent level forecast by the countries unemployment would not be administration it means that more HE SAID the worst impact would By Mama Shanrr petroleum or natural gas." I)r Navin IN THE AREA of consumer than a million more workers will lose come in the tirst si\ months ol next Staff Reporter said products, the auto and steel industries expected lo rise he added jobs The unemployment rate is now le.n .oul raised the possibility that This recession will be characterized will lace serious problems but. Dr Haas said people laid oil their jobs could be found employment in 4 5 per cent ot almost W million output oi the economy could .IVtiiallv Faculty members ol the economics by both increased unemployment and depending on the world market, other industries such as agriculture should industries thai use less energy "The workers decline from January through March department agree with the government increased prices, unlike previous government can find other needs and riie government had predicted the prediction that the energv crisis ma) recessions when unemployment rose not leel the strain as strongly. use these people lo produce these jobless rale would have exceeded > pet The chairman ol the Civil cause a major slowdown in the nation's and prices went down llr Navin said according to Dr Navin uncreated prices will result Irom needs, he explained cent without the Araboilcutoll Xcronautics Hoard itoberl l> Tunm economy put the economic impact in more The crisis will create major jolts in demand being greater than the supply The United Stales can anticipate ol products, he added shortage bottlenecks: in unexpected DR. BROWNE agreed that AS ST KIN reported the precise terms He said il ptohahlv will the I S economy but will not crush it. Effects ol the recession will not be areas such as the plastics and plywood displacement is inevitable but an administration s view ol the economic result in some cities losing all according to I)r Leo J Navin. lelt evenly across the nation. I)r Navin industries which both require increase in unemployment is not impact ol the crisis the White House scheduled all service department chairman In an interview Wednesday In predicted petroleum supplies lor production, he disclosed that President Nixon will In remarks lo the Houston \vi.mon He said in other countries another Navut said the first substantial signs oi ' Heavy industrial areas will be hit indicated meet with his Cabinet level energy Committee Tunm referred to Nixon s job is made available to the job-holder recession will come next year hardest, he said Cleveland, Akron program to rut hark tuel supplies to if he is laid olf Often this requires group today Recession is a period ol no industrial and Detroit may have 12 per cent or II may take Irom one lo three years the mi line.-. Such a mine usually means that a growth and the main reason lor the hiuher unemployment rates but other to make adjustments to the energy retraining in a different field, he decision is near The energv group is impeding recession is the fuel squeeze, areas will nol have as serious situation and industrial outputs. Dr added studying whether gasoline rationing a The luel shortage will cause an even arrording lo Or Navin problems " Navin predicted More time will be slitt increase in gasoline tax or both more depressed housing market nexl needed to readjust lor long-term "Training and relocation can soften the blow of unemployment lor the should be imposed to dampen demand year said economists al a conference •THE COUNTRY is going to Although other states may be in industrial growth, he added Stein said no decision had been made sponsored by the Federal Home Loan experience a serious recession because belter condition than Ohio, Ohio as a individual, but our society does not accept this responsibility to the eithei way but sources said that the Bank Hoard in Washington They said there is not one industry that isn't state is probably in reasonably good What - going lo take time is lor the individual," Dr Browne said energ\ group is leaning heavily toward housing starts could dip to 1 ."> million afferled directly or indirectly by shape l)r Navinsaid economy to move its resources into now forms ot products and "This is atypical of many other industrial countries." he added False statements made in April manufacturing processes THE ENERGY CRISIS will instigate Dr Browne said often those job- some unemployment yet machines will holders who are laid off first are the nol be replacing human beings, as was least skilled workers, members of once predicted. Dr Navin said minority groups or women because Managers will need to be innovative they often have the least seniority Chapin indicted on lying counts and to make substitutions of man power lor machine power. he "WHAT WILL HAPPEN lo auto explained workers who are getting laid off a month before Christmas'' Think of the WASHINGTON iAP> Former newsmen he is considering asking the suspicion and visceral dislike lor this campaign donation once deposited Dr Neil M Browne and Dr Paul F effect this will have on retail sales." White House appointments secretary White House to turn over all President and this administration.'' there -THE FEDERAL court hearing into Haas, both associate professors ol Dr. Haas added Dwight L Chapin was indicted presidential tape recordings for -MIAMI'S CHIEF prosecutor an m minute gap in a crucial economics, said yesterday thai yesterday on lour counts ol lying to the safekeeping, so that there couldn't be confirmed that he has evidence Nixon Watergate tape continued and White although unemployment will increase Dr. Haas said the Nixon Watergate grand jury about his anything happening to them " Seven kept a $100,000 certificate ol deposit in House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt due to the fuel shortage, it is "neither Administration, like traditional contacts with political saboteur Donald subpoenaed tapes already are under the same bank where the President's testified that he was able to succeed in necessary nor desirable Republican administrations, "is more H Segretli court guard, but the White House still friend. C l> Hebe Rebozo. kept a duplicating a humming sound conrerned with price stability than Chapin. 32. was charged with making holds the rest secret $100,003 cash gilt from hil obliterating conversation on the tape "Unemployment would nol have to with full employment " lalse declarations under oath last April lion.HI e Howard H Hughes State Ally But Buzhardt testilied that experts go up il Ihe government instituted II Among other things. Ch'pin swore -•ZIEGLER, in a briefing at the Richard G Gerstem said a Miami summoned to the White House lo programs such as public works Both Dr Browne and Dr Haas he gave Segretti no instructions about White House, said Jaworski's idea "is Herald news story, which said a bank conduct similar tests have reported projects to keep il Irom Roing up." Dr stressed that unemployment does not any political candidate an indictment just nonsense He said, except for a olhcial had told him about the certifi- Haas said necessarily result from the energy mysterious 18-minute gap on one of the cate, is not inaccurate they cannot duplicate the sound said crisis, but they do not foresee the tapes, all other conversations under Gerstein said he has issued Chapin is the fifth former administration ofhcial to be charged While Americans expect the government instigating the steps CHAPIN ASKED and was granted a subpoena "are intact " And Ziegler subpoenas for any records the bank with perjury or making lalse unemployment rate to increase during required to avoid increased leave ol absence Irom his job as lashed out at Jaworski's stall lawyers, may have on Nixon's personal finances statements to grand juries. an economic crisis, in some European unemployment director of marketing planning for saying they have shown "ingrained and a previously unreportcd $10,000 I'niled Air Lines in suburban Chicago The company indicated Chapin will defend himself against the charges, which rarry maximum penalties of live years in jail and a $10,000 fine on each of the indictment's four counts. Latta startled by 18-minute tape gap There was no official reaction from the While House In other Watergate developments minute segment He admitted, the President have little chance ol yesterday By Nancy Laughlin Stall Reporter however, that there is talk in succeeding right now, Latta said The -INFORMED SOURCES said the Washington ol tape-tampering House has voted to appropriate $1 White House has told federal U.S. Rep Delbert L Latta iR-Ohioi "Even before this gap business came million to the House Judiciary investigators that full disclosure of a yesterday called the 18-minute gap in up, you heard talk about the tapes Committee to conduct an investigation still-secret project of Ihe so-called the presidential tapes "startling, to being tampered with." he said "1 into this matter Latta said he voted in plumbers unit could endanger the lile say the least." don't think we can make a judgment favor of the appropriations so that we of a foreign intelligence agent working Latta admitted that the delay in until all the facts are in can find out what is going on " lor the United States inside the Soviet bringing the gap to light was "very- "As I understand it. they're going lo Union hard lor people who don't know submit ihe tapes to a group of HE ADDED THAT the committee President Nixon has said publicly about tapes, as 1 don't, to believe " He specialists outside ol government to should start the investigation that one of the activities of the warned, however, against drawing determine if they were tampered sometime after Jan 1 plumbers--who were responsible for conclusions before all the (acts are in with, he continued "This should be burglary of the office of Daniel One of the White House tapes was done within the next week or so Right I don't know what the investigation EUsberg s psychiatrist in 1971 -can't be will prove," he said "As a lawyer. I played in U.S. District Court Tuesday now I can't say what will be disclosed without endangering national before Judge John J Strira Thepublir discovered II they can prove that they always think in terms of beyond a security. playing revealed that 18 minutes and 15 ithe lapesi were tampered with. well, reasonable doubt ' You can't convict a --SPECIAL WATERGATE seconds of a conversation between the it will beadilferentstory " man unless you can prove beyond a prosecutor Leon Jaworski told President and aide H It Haldeman reasonable doubt that he did was drowned out by an ear-straining LATTA SAID he thought the gap had something "As long as doubts remain. I don't bum further lowered Nixon's credibility Weather because "there are a certain number think Congress will vote for NIXON'S SECRETARY, Rose Mary of people who will believe anything impeachment,'' he said Partly cloudy today and Woods, testified that the hum was they hear or read Unfortunately, they Latta. representative from the fifth warmer. High 45 to SO. Variable caused by her inadvertant erasure ol believe all ihese rumors and so his district, which includes Bowling cloudiness tonight and the tapes. credibility is lowered," he said Green, was elected to the 86th tomorrow. Low tonight in the Congress in 1958, and is now in his Asked if he believed Woods' He added that he has no doubt Nixon Ms. High tomorrow in the upper testimony, Latta emphasized that "the will be able to govern, if he is not eighth term Before his election to 4Ss sad low St*. Probability of Congress, he was a representative for tests given in Judge Sirica's courtroom removed from office, but said. "His precipitation 20 per cent today nine Northwestern Ohio counties in the indicate that it is possible that Miss credibility will never be what it was." and II per cent tonight. state senate for three terms Delbert L Lotto Woods might have erased the 18- Impeachment proceedings against Pag* 2 !h. BG News, Friday. Novambar 30. 1973 epiT8RiaLS agnew a trade consultant
The ('resident, in his Disneyland art. Mr Jameson's stockholders would I wonder il Sinatra has checked all denied that he ever made a protit out ol do well to count the spoons alter any his gold faucet handles recently Are public office That is very odd. since he board meeting Agnew attends A lone any of Eva's silver corset stays parking lot policy just admitted that he had made over stockholder finally got the story ol missing" We know where they went $200,000 a year in his law practice Agnew s groceries out ol the Food Fair I BET Burning Tree Country Club because there is a demand for ex-vice chain has been losing goll tees by the The Athletic Department's policy of reserving the entire Parking Lot N Presidents AGNEW'S WEEKLY delivery- thousands Nixon graduated Irom the 'east ol Memorial Hall) for Falcon Club members on weeknight Now (200.000 is clearly a profit, and charged oil to customer relations- vice presidency to a $200,000 income came to about $22 a shot The man who Agnew is probably glad to get away basketball games is unfair the vice presidency is clearly a public authorized it had to come up with six with 200 While House towels Students who desire to use the Library are thus forced to pay the $1 nil ice. bul logic must be diflerent in have hired Al Capone as an thousand dollars on his own to Twenty-two dollars worth ol Disney World agricultural adviser because he knew parking fee in Lot 1 i north of the University Medical Centerl or park in a recompense the chain .nut its groceries every week was not very One might have thought the demand something about hops tar-away lot lor ex-Vice Presidents would abate In Mr Jameson s stockholders would stockholders and it-, customers i much hut don t torgel the liquor C. Thomas Kisselle. assistant to the athletic director, says the 'Falcon Agnew has a gilt lor leaving others deliveries at another door Agnew likes Splro Agnew ■ day Hut it all depends do well to count the spoons alter any holding the bag to look on the bright side Club only" policy creates good will for the University by allowing on whul friends one has made Frankic board meeting Agnew attends A lone It was chicken leed. ol course-to Just last week he argued thai he does spectators to park near the Anderson Arena He further states that the Stood by bis pal and went with him to stockholder finally got the story oi anyone but you or me To Food Fair or not deserve disbarment He admits to good will created justifies the inconvenience. visit I 'lenient Stone the philosopher s Agnew s groceries oul ol the Food Fair lo Frank Sinatra Bul that is the poinl the felony he was convicted ol--but Stone Ol all Republican alchemists chain It's hard to accept that reasoning First of all. it shows administrative Agnew was not above chiseling claims that this does not fit into the AGNEW'S WEEKLY deliver) I III MIAMI: ol recent politics is not pennies disbarment category ol moral tendency toward creating good will toward the University instead of would have hired Al Capone as an so much that Spiro was the hardhats A guy who will go on the take lor turpitude trying for good will within the University agricultural adviser because he knew hero as that Sinatra was Agnew s some cabbage and peas will hardly be HE HAS a point I doubl that he could Once again the students are forced to pay the buck or walk from a far - something about hops hero sale around the spoons rise to the level ol moral turpitude away lot to the Library Middle America deserved something : The best solution is to stop charging the $1 fee for parking in Lot 1. beller than the ' new morality" in one behind the Medical Center ol us oldest practitioners Sinatra . Kisselle said the parking fee is the athletic department's way of proved loo gamcy. even, lor the responding to the University's request to generate more income. swinging Kennedys, how cruel that he took Agnew oil Irom the work ethic" With the fee eliminated, everyone would be on a first-come first-serve crowd to smother him in sleazy b:isis [or parking spots It would still be an inconvenience for those who California luxuries arrive late, but it's at least fair to everyone by not giving preference to Even a fallen Vice President is one group bound to have friends Kva Gabor, for Instance She llounced with her list of Students wishing to study would have the option of parking free in Lot 1 bosom and lisp of "Dahling" to if Lot N was full Agnew's Haltimorc "Salute Dropping the parking fee would spread the parking hassles among all Some Maryland politicians just took diners their sentencing for the way that gala Students should have the same rights as out-of-town sports spectators was rigged Even with Hope and Alter all. we live here Sinatra and (labor, they had to paper the house The pols are left with their lap. while the rats pack on the bigger parties
worthy use planned EVA'S lit Mi WD just came through loi Agnew, giving him a job Spiro is now a ronsultanl on foreign trade I guess that conies Irom knowing the ways lo slip cash over the District line for old county home Horn Maryland contractors to a leilei al ollicol The Wood County Historical Society and County Commissioners have Mr tSabor ialso known as Frank Jameson) is tpnlc a caul he would shown .imagination and foresight in giving a "face lift" to the Old Wood County Home for use as a historical museum. The house, first built in 1868, served its purpose well in providing a home lor the old folks of the county for over 100 years. When the county's oldsters moved into the new facility on (iypsy Lane Koad. the old county home was abandoned and took on a "haunted house" nixon's psyche explored image tor thrill-seekers and vandals. NEWU VllllLYORK, \V V II.il.With tin
Room and board rates lor February whether prices definite P1.UK lot next year i meals a week with unlimited I see no reason lo have to most Ohio si.no schools pro- will be increased, he said rates seconds he said increase room and board bably won't increase next ROBKRT A. HYNES, Hut 1 have recommended unless something happens in year, according to a News director m residence sei to the administration thai SHELDON WESTMAN. terms nl availability of tood survey conducled yesterday vicei and auxiliaries al Ohio there be no hike lor IJ74-7S. assistant dean lor student or luel. Jay R Hershcv Or Michael R Ferrari, rniversil) said on-campus he Mid residence lite al Kent Stale director ol residence halls al students will pa\ an addt vice president ol resource hi John Nelson, assistant I niversity said he does not the University ol Akron planning, said il is dull, ull lional $4a per quarter t»r vice president tor studenl anticipate any price hikes ■aid to predict it the tniversity s room and board ellective services .it Ohio State I m Hut we may create new Hut next year remains a room and board rales will winter quarlei WH versit) said ihere are no rates tor accnmodations that question mark hes.n,i Even a 14-toot (all increase However we announced anticipated price hik< > tor have not been offered be Lloyd Goggin.vicc presl mailbox doesn t make loour studenl NHI\ and their this year tore, he said dent tor finance and bust it impoiiible for Bar- "MY GUESS IS thai in parents in September that We ma) otter what we ncs. .ittairs at Miami I'ntvr terms ol room II s likely tholomew Joffortcn. Ihe increase would in- etlec There will he no projec- call 'super singles which is sin said board will Increase there will be some increase live m Januarj Hynes 2, to roach tho lowoit tions on nexi yeai B I oom a room originally designed Irom $235 to $245 winter according to the current said .nut board rates until •lot. Tht Post Office as a double." he said quartet t»"t No increase in rale ol Inflation." he said We iiii tin-, would give February al Ihe earliest claims thit mailbox it room rale will be imposed Also he said, whether them sulfu'icni time lo pre he said Vr'estman said there ate •h« world s larg.i! the University budgel will be pare loi Ihe rale mi rease Ho -.inl students pay .11l.1t eight room rates at Kent He added n is too early to Tho king-tiio mailbox able (o absorb salary in- he said 1 it, ul >J7:i lor .ill rooms \| si.it,- -trom tiw $.IIKI pet predict room ami hoard if utod annually in ci cases will be the big Hunt; llf said there are no *l?(i board includes 10 quartet i atcs tm next vear Cincinnati to promote II II can bo done within Ihe oarly holiday mailing. enrollment projection Ihen our goal is to keep price* ai »i">'oW Pr*M W..ph... their current level " Board rate tor on-campus newsnotes itudenta is $irw Ironically, the lire occurred on .» graph) nl billionaire recluse How.11,1 Room rates are O06 da> when the store normal.} would Hughes tingle loom Ufienhauei Set example' have been closed and when sprinklers The tHi.ird announced its decision lowers $235 double Ullen weren't working because thej were alter meeting behind closed doors 10 haucr Towers J275 single. vv \SHlM.TON i IP i President undei repair lor Fire Prevention Kohl Hall ami Rogers Quad consider new information offered by Ni\»>n should cut out plant1 trips to the Week officials said living s attorneys The substance Ol rengle *-'»;, all other Kloridu and « alilorniu While Houses the data as not disclosed Irving 4J rooms .mil dri\e .it less than .>»> miles an has been imprisoned al the Federal Hi I-ci ran -aid the pro, c hour when he visits Ihe presidential Prison Camp in Altenwood Pa since dure toi planning room and retreat at I'amp David I S Hep Ford officials August IWS board ratea lor IK74 T;. will Tennyson liuyei It-Ohio < said yes begin next month lento, We should know hv the lti KNOS MitKs Argentina liuyei said in .1 letter to Nixon Ihe 1 \l'» The Kurd Motor Co has see end o; January or earh Medicare I'resident should set .1 national ret I) moved 25 ol its I s executives example ol personal erononi) .menu .mil thru I am dies out ol Vrgentina i»> M xSHINGTON 1 VPt Most ol the servation in travel during tlu* energj .1 vai it ion resort m neighboring l ru cosi ol drugs needed by elderly pel n ISIS gua) informed sources saul yester sons with chronic illnesses would IK1 City utility rates may change da; covered hv Medicare under an \n Vmerican executive ol .1 Ford amendment approved Wednesday t»\ Fire in Japan subsidiary here was assassinated last the Senate By Rick Hens man , ii.i- waa Ocl 14 and was Sorgenfrei said the most It's pretty haul (o tell week t>\ terrot ists The amendment by Sen Abraham due lo a luel cost clause recent rale increase was In what the federal govenmenl M \l VMOTO Japan U'< Fire The informants saul the company, A Rlblcofl ID-Conn 1 was approved Utility rates in Bowling which affects all communi earl) September but u will allow, said Sorgenfrei .irni smoke stampeded thousands o\ threatened numerous limes and 77 to 11 as an addition to a Social ('■reen may fluctuate in in - served bj the i ompany resulted iron, an increase in paniek> shoppers in .1 department having lost i\\«> executives lo Security measure some services due 10 Ihe Ihe wholesaler who sup rates lor the purchase <>t PHILIP Ramsey, service store yesterda) and nolice said more terrorist bullets apparently ordered The Senate was expected to act on energy crisis piles gas lo ihe Columbia power from the Toledo Bdi supervisor at the Northern lhan lu" were killed and too injured in thr evacuation alter receiving further the lull measure yesterday Harold Howe local i ,..s i ,. passes on price in son Co Ohio telephone Co said h*' tin worst sw h blaze in Japan s warnings Medicare currently covers more manager ol Columbia Gas ol creases through ihe luel cost \\v dtdn'l Feel n was .1 IIIM"- not expect local tele- luston » asuulties were expected <" than 2d million elderly persons but Ohio Inc . said he expects Clause Howe -aid lair rate 'Ti>lril.> Edison phone rates to go up lor .it mount Its prov isinns allow lot payment only rates lor gas used in homes Co Si hi* saul least si\ months there were conflicting reports, hot Release date lor drugs needed in a hospital or 10 increase because ol ihe ELECTRIC hills may also Sorgenfrei said the He said* all requests for police said 107 persons in* lulling 67 nursing home crisis use Howling Green Municipal local rate increases must be women were killed U ISHINGTON 1AP1 The I S The Hlhieoll provision would add You can rest assured Roben w Sorgenfrei I't tildes Co intervened and approved by the Public l till The lire raged i»'i eight hours I'.nolc Hoard yesterday ordered Chi- drugs needed to be taken at home lo thai it has a great deal ol directoi ol utilities al [he delayed the increase nut the tic-; Commission and it through the seven Mor\ Imihhnu in loid living released next Valentine s combat such ailments as dialx'ts. effect, said Howe Howling Green Municipal Federal Power Commission takes a few yeai a t<» get Ihe center ol this southern provincial Da) Irom .1 I'l yeai prison sentence high blood pressure, heart disease It behooves the customer Utilities Co said the energy must now decide it lh** in such a request approved t m ..I imiiNNi lor duping a publisher with a lake bio, ami arthritis more than ever lo con crisis could raise rales, de . it Mst> was valid Long-distance rates are serve he said because pending on the cost ol fuel He saul the commission s different said Ramsey gas prices will rise needed to supply electrical decision could cither lower He saul these rates are KM ■ . 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PHONE. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. I by 7 and 9 p.m. GRAND OPENING, DEPOSIT 105 HANNA HALL FOR DRAWING Carlos Castaneda ADMISSION 1.00 L, LOCKER ROOM SPORTING GOODS fag, 2 Th« BG N.w. Friday, November 30. 1973 epiT8RiaLS agnew a trade consultant The I'residenl. in his Disneyland act. Mr Jameson s stockholders would I wonder it Sinatra has checked all denied lhal he ever made a profit out ol do well to count the spoons alter any his gold faucet handles recently Are public office Thai is very odd. since he board meeting Agnew attends A lone any ot Evas silver corset stays parking lot policy just admitled that he had made over stockholder linally got the story ot missing" We know where they went $200 00(1 a year in his law practice Agnew s groceries out of the Food Fair I BET Burning Tree Country Club because there is a demand for ex-vice chain has been losing golf tees by the The Athletic Department's policy of reserving the entire Parking Lot N Presidents AGNEW'S WEEKLY delivery thousands Nixon graduated Irom the (east of Memorial Halli for Falcon Club members on weeknight Now $200.00(1 is clearly a protit. and charged olt to customer relations - vice presidency to a $200,000 income basketball games is unfair the vice presidency is clearly a public came to aboul $22 a shol The man who Agnew is probably glad lo gel away authorized it had to come up with-six with 200 White House towels Students who desire to use the Library are thus forced to pay the $1 oil ice bul logic must be different in have hired Al Capone as an Disney World thousand dollars on his own lo Twenty-two dollars worth ol parking fee in Lot 1 (north of the University Medical Center) or park in a agricultural adviser because he knew One might have thought the demand somelhing aboul hops recompense the chain 'and its groceries every week was not very far-away lot stockholders and its customers) much-but don I lorgel the liquor lor ex-Vice Presidents would abate in Mr Jameson's stockholders would C Thomas Kisselle. assistant to the athletic director, says the "Falcon Agnew has a gift lor leaving others deliveries at another door Agnew likes Spuo Agnew s day Bul II all depends do well (o count the spoons alter any holding the bag lo look on the bright side Club only' policy creates good will for the University by allowing on whai friends cur has nude Prankie board meeting Agnew attends A lone It was chicken leed. ot course-to .lust last week he argued lhat he does spectators to park near the Anderson Arena He further states that the stood by his pal. and wenl with him lo stockholder finally got Ihe slory of anyone but you or me To Food Fair or nut deserve disbarment He admits to good will created justifies the inconvenience. visit Clement Stone the philosopher's Agnew s groceries oul ol Ihe Food Fair to Frank Sinatra But that is the point the felony he was convicted ot--bul stone ol all Itepuhlican alchemists chain Its hard to accept that reasoning First of all. it shows administrative Agnew was nol above chiseling claims that this does not fit into the AGNEWS WEEKLY delivery pennies tendency toward creating good will toward the University instead of THK SHAME "I recent politics is nol disbarment category ol moral 10 much lhal Spiro was the hardhals would have hired Al Capone as an A guy who will go on the take tor turpitude trying for good will within the University. agricultural adviser because he knew hero as lhal Sinatra was Agnew s some cabbage and peas will hardly be HE HAS a point I doubt that he could Once again the students are forced to pay the buck or walk from a far - hero something aboul hops sale around Ihe spoons rise to Ihe level ot moral turpitude away lot to the Library Middle America deserved something : The best solution is to stop charging the $1 fee for parking in Lot 1. belter than Ihe new morality" in one behind the Medical Center oi its oldest practitioners Sinatra Kisselle said the parking fee is the athletic department's way of proved too gamey, even, lor the responding lo the University's request to generate more income swinging Kennedys, how cruel that he look Agnew off from Ihe work ethic' With the fee eliminated, everyone would be on a first-come first-serve crowd lo smother him in sleazy basis lor parking spots It would still be an inconvenience for those who California luxuries. arrive late, but it's at least fair to everyone by not giving preference to Even a lallen Vice President is One group hound lo have friends Kva Gabor. for instance She llounced with her list of Students wishing to study would have the option of parking free in Lot 1 bosom and lisp of "Dahllng" to if Lot N was full Agnew's Baltimore "Salute." Dropping the parking lee would spread the parking hassles among all Some Maryland politicians just took drivers their sentencing for the way that gala Sludents should have the same rights as out-of-town sports spectators was rigged Even with Hope and Alter all. we live here Sinatra and (labor, they had to paper I lie house The pols are left with their rap. while the rats pack on the bigger parlies
worthy use planned EVA'S 111 si! AND just came through loi Agnew. giving him a job Spiro is now a consultant on foreign trade I guess lhal comes from knowing ihe ways lo slip cash over Ihe District line for old county home 11 urn Maryland contractors lo a ledcral nflieei The Wood County Historical Society and County Commissioners have Mi Uabor ialso known as Frank shown .imagination and foresight in giving a "facp lift" to the Old Wood Jamesoni is quite a card he would ( ounty Home for use as a historical museum. The house, first built in 1868, served its purpose well in providing a home lor the old folks of the county for over 100 years When the county's oldsters moved into the new facility on tiypsy Lane Road, the old county home was abandoned and took on a "haunted house" nixon's psyche explored image tor thrill-seekers and vandals. NF.WU YORKvnttu Nv v\ wnliurisk. tin.1... m Shove II was nol a momenl to inspire The old home is an ideal choice for a museum because of its large petulance ol a schoolboy and the MIDDLE \MFRICA ma) be confidence in ihe chiel ol state rooms, corridors and vast storage space bravado ol an unhorsed general, shocked though Dr Chesen has omitted in a new book, rather sweepingly With new plumbing, healing and carpeting installations and a paint job President Nixon has taken the ihe Oedipal jargon he would doubtless titled I'residenl Nixon s Psychiatric emphasize in a book not meant tor the underway, the structure will lose its "institution" atmosphere ottensive in his ii^bi lor political Profile Dr Ell S Chesen tries lo survival How well he succeeds will general reader Then the huge building on County Home Hoad will be known as a place explain Mr Nixon in terms of his tell the world a greal deal about our Some ol Ihe doclor s lindings all where county resident* can see the historical past of their county through harsh violent lather and gentle but character as well as his based on observation ami reading artifacts and antiques. In his III st term, Garry Wills wrote domineering mother rather than visa vis encounler-bear Congratulations Wood County, your Historical Society and • in Ihe New York limes Ihe President mention. Whether one endorses llieni commissioners are providing you with something of which you will be THE RESULT is an ambivalent or not catered to a shrewdly perceived President was ghb confident. man. suspicious, threatened, rigidly Mr Nixon we are told suffers trom proud, lackol Millie in I he people elaborately cordial It one listened authoritarian, but not Ihe menial grandiosity He feels himselt to be It's a thorough!) cynical statement, with Hie third ear he was also quaking case his detractors like U) project above reproach Living in his sell- and one would like lo leel lhal the in terror It is the President's pattern ot made euphoric world, 'he' probably Watergate .iii.ni has shown the Vnj nine this President shows an overcontrol alternating with volatility could nol have conceived ol being let's hear from you President lhal he misjudged the overweening desire to please, we know people s capacity lor moral lhal gives me some feeling ol replaced, whether by disability, death Ihe inner man is having a hellish lime uneasiness aboul Ihe man. writes Dr indignation 1 oi Impeachment The H(i News welcomes all letters lo Ihe editor and opinion columns Tin editors were unsparing in their Chesen IT MAY UK Ihe dawning knowledge GIVEN THE key elements ot Mr Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial questions They were moreover an The most Inghllul event he can ol how much old laslnoned virtue and Nixon s personality, the Watergate Letters should be a maximum ol 300 words, typewritten We ask lhal impressive, articulate group Mr imagine is Mr Nixon lacing how much outraged pride lurk in this attair was absolutely inevitable, in Dr columns be no more than four typed pages triple spaced Nixon was. lor Ihe most part. Simultaneously, a severe personal greai slumbering beasi The People Chesen s view The News maintains Ihe right to edit all submissions thai exceed these deferential crisis and a crisis in affairs .ii slate lhal is giving Mi Nixon sleepless The plumbers were an Inevitable limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste IT MIST also be said thai he handled Then, he warns "a Nixonian outburst nights extension ol Nixon s psychological Letters and columns must include the author's name address and some ot Ihe questions with practiced could have lai-reaching possibly even In his one hour televised appearance need lo have total control over himscll phone number, and may be mailed lo the Editor CO The BU News KM skill, invoking national security and catastrophic consequences helore Ihe Associated Press Managing ami his environment University l'aii alluding lo state secrets so enormous Mr Nixon emerges from this short Editors Assn in Orlando, Fla the even Sen Sam Firvin ID-NCI was anil rather cursor} book as a troubled ONE NEED nol agree With all lhat ■ struck mule when he heard ol them ami highly unpredictable man Foi Dr Chesen sels torlh in this profile No mailer how praylully one wishes readers noi familiar with psychiatric Hut it's a book so fascinating you will lhal Ihe I'residenl mighl salvage his theory. Dr Chesen an Arizona read il al one Sitting reputation, a hard fad must be faced psychiatrist who voted lor Mr Nixon in fund raising campaign The current offensive may worsen 19tiH oilers highly arresting theories Copyright 1*71, Los Angeles Times rather than ease the President's credibility gap II was said ol Lincoln lhat his Leirers iidehiy IO truth was ingrained ami assists viet children unchangeable li has been said oi Mr Nixon loo bui with a wholly different Hv The siudrnl Fund lor Vietnamese been Ihe selling lor greal expressions increasing number ol children are emphasis contact with world wanted Children oi political, theoretical ami most needing treatment lor burns, physical And no soonei was he oil Ihe all lhal Yale Divinity School Obviously verbal concern about wai therapy, and in many cases, artificial night than commentators. I would like in request that you would guarantee all replies Guest Column and human suffering. Ihe lime has limbs congressmen and newsmen began please consider offering me your come lor us lo express a concern lhal citing inconsistencies and assistance in placing an article in your IF POSSIBLE I would be gratelul lo Children need arms legs and health} helps people WHILE IT IS easy lo lorgel aboul contradictions in Ins remarks lo the campus newspaper seeking exchange photos to identity who we are bodies which is reason enough win people m need. Hunk what would editors correspondents conversing with My hobbies are ; We .is students need to do more than NAMELY. THE type ol concern lhal happen u each campus throughout Ihe BECAl'SE His voice quavered now I am regretfully in prison tor studying lo become a Psychologist and -simply talk or larger about Ihe pi m ules ihe $i;iii lhai enables an eight country Room and board rates lor Pebraar) whethei prices definite plans lor nexi year s meals a week with unlimited I sec no reason to have to most Ohio stale schools pro- will bo increased, he said rates sooonds. ho said increase room and board bably won l increase next ROBKRT A HVNES. Hui 1 have recommended unless something happens in year, according lo a News director »*t residence sei to the administration thai SHELDON WESTMAN, terms ol availability ol lood survey conducted \esterday vices .mil auxiliaries al Ohio there be no hike lor 1974-75. .issisl.ini doan lor student or fuel." Jay R llershey Dr Michael R Ferrari, I'ntverslly, said on-rampus he s.i ill residence life al Kent Stale director ol residence halls at vice president ol resource students will paj an addi- Dr John Nelson assistanl I nivorsity s.nd he does not ihe University ol Akron planning, said it is difficult tional MS per quarter lor MOO president foi student anticipate any priee hikes said 10 predict it the University s room and board, ettective sei > Ii es .ii Ohio Stale I ni Hui are may create new Hut next year remains a winter quarter 1974 room and board rates will versity. said there are no rates for accomodations thai question mark, he said Evan o 14-foot loll increase Howevei we announced anticipated price hikes lor have not boon offered be Lloyd Goggin.vicc presi mailbox do*in I make toour student UH1\ and their i in-, year lore he said don! tor hn.iiiee and bust it impossible for Bar- "MY GUESS IS that in parents in September th.it 'We ma) offer what we nesi affairs at Miami Univf terms ut room, it s likely tholomew Jefferson. the Increase would ix- ellec There will ho no projec- call 'super singles which is MIS s.ml board will increase there will be some increase live in January Hynes 2. to reach the lowest tions on next year s room a room originally designed Irom $235 to $245 winter according to the current said and board rates umil slot. The Post Offite as a double, "he said quarter 1HT4 No increase in rateot inflation." he said We till this would give Kobiii.ii>. ,n the earliest, room rate will be imposed claims this mailbox is USQ he said, whether them sullicicnl lime to pro he said Westman s.nd there are the world's largest the I'niverslty budget will be pare loi the rale increase He said students p.u .i llal eight room rates al Kenl He added n is too carh lo The king-siie mailbo« able to absorb salary in he —ii»l rale ol S-7.. lor .ill looms \i State Irom %::« $;IIHI per predict room and board is used annually in creases will be the bii; thing Ho said there are no $170 ho.inl includes 20 quarter rales For next yeai Cincinnati to promote 11 it can be done within the enrollment projection, then early holiday mailing. our f>oal is to keep prices al AueclotW r\*M W..ph.i. Iheir current level Board rate tor «>ii campus students Is$160 Ironically, the lire occurred on a graphj ol billionaire recluse Howard Room rates are $305 da) when the store normally would Hughes ■Ingle room Olfenhauei Set example' have been closed and when sprinklers The hoard announced its decision Towers $235, double. Often weren't working because ihe\ were alter meeting behind closed doors to hauer Towers >.v7:> single V\ \SHIM.TO.\ \l*' 1'n'sniVn, under repair tor Kue Prevention consider new information ottered In Kohl Hall and Rogers Quad Nixon should cut out piano trips to the Week officials said Irving's attorneys The substance oi rangle $206 all othei Klorul.i .nut (\i.ilornui White Houses rooms the data at not disclosed Irving 42 and drive .ii less than 50 miles an has h i imprisoned al Ihe Federal Dr Ferrari said the proce iioui when he \IMI> tin presidential Prison Camp in Allenwood, Pa since dure lor planning room and retreat .it I'amp David I S Hep Ford officials Viigusi 1072 board rate* loi ii'~4 ::> will Tennyson liuyei H-Ohio1 *aid yes be^in next month terda\ 1:1 i-\os \IHI-:S Argentina We should know l>\ the liuyei said in .1 letter lo Nixon the 1 APi The Kord Motoi t'o has sec end lit January or earl\ Medicare I'resident should sei .. national roily moved 25 ot 11 s 1 s executives example ol personal economy an eon and their t.iiinlios mil ol Argentina to w ISHINGTON U»I Most ol Ihe nervation m travel during the energ) .1 vacation resort in neighboring I ru cosl ol drugs needed by elderly per ii ISIS guay. inlormed sources said yester sons with chronic illnesses would be City utility rotes may change da) covered by- Medicare under an \n \111e1 ic.in executive ol a hold amendment approved Wednesday by Fire in Japan subsidiary hero was assassinated last I lie Senate By Rick Bensman crease was Oci u and was Sorgenfrei said the mosi It s prett\ hard to tell week by lerroi isis The amendment by Sen Abraham due to a tuel cost clause recent rate increase was in what the lederal govenment M M VMOTO Japan VI'1 Fire The informants s.nd the companj A Kibicoii ilM'onn > was approved Utility rates in Bowline, which affects all communi early September, but it will allow, said Sorgentrei and smoke stampeded i luHisands ot Ihreatened numerous limes and 77 lo II as an addition to a Social Green may fluctuate in ties served b> the company resulted Irom an increase in paniik\ shoppers in .1 departinenl having lost two executives lo Security measure some services due lo the The wholesaler who sup rates tor the purchase Oi 1*1111 ii* Ramsey, service store yesterday and polu *• said more lorrorisl bullets apparent!) ordered The Senate was expected lo acl on energy crisis plie> gas to the Columbia power iiom the Toledo Edi- supervisor at the Northern id.in I0U were killed and l no injured in the evacuation after receiving further the lull measure yesterday Harold Howe local Gas > " passes fii price in son Co Ohio Telephone Co said he Ihe worst such bla/e in Japan s warnings Medicare currently covers more manager ol Columbia GAS ol creases through the fuel cosl \\e didn i (eel n was a does not expect local tele histoi \ i asualties were expected to than 211 million elderly persons, but Ohio Inc . said he expects clause Howe van! fail rate Toledo Kdisoil phone rates to go up lol at 11 It tU til its provisions allow for payment onlv rales (or gas used in homes I 0 S he said least six months There were conflicting reports, hut Release date lor drugs needed in a hospital or to increase because ol the ELECTRIC bills may also Sorgenfrei said Ihe He ttaid all requests for police saij HIT person* including 67 nursing home crisis rise Howling Green Municipal local rate increases must tie Women were killed U VSHINUTON 1AP1 The I S The Hlhicoll provision would add You can rest assured Robert \\ Sorgenfrei I'tilities In intervened and approved by the Public I'tlll The tut' raged lot 1t'ighl hours Parole Hoard yesterday ordered ihi drugs needed to lie taken at home lo thai il has a great deal ot director ot Utilities at the delayed the increase but the ties Commission and it itu Miiiii the seven slot \ building in lord Irving released nexi Valentine s combat sin II ailments as dl.lliets effect, said Kowe Howling Green Municipal Federal Power Commission lakes a few years to get ihi' 11 iiiri »ii this southei n pi o\ ineiul l)U) From .1 2'i year prison sentence high blood pressure, bean disease It behooves the customer Utilities Co . said the energ) must now decide it the in such a request approved Cl(i ut UM] IMNI lor duping a publisher with a lake bio- and .o tin ills more than ever to con- crisis could raise rates de i rease was valid Long distance rates are serve.*' he said, "because pending on the coil ot fuel He said the commission's different, said Ramsey gas prices will rise needed to supply electrical decision could either lower He said these rales are set n Rowe said the latest in power or raise rales charged to by the American IVieplioiii residents.it Howling Green and Telegraph Co *¥-¥^¥-¥¥-¥¥^¥--¥¥^¥^¥^¥^-¥¥¥^¥^-¥¥-*-¥**-¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ WATERGATE ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ CARTOON CONTEST ¥ Fine NOV. 30-DEC. 6 ¥ MEXICAN * ¥ * Judged on drawing & caption ¥ Dining 1st Place-Fame-cartoon printed in B.G. 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Friday, Novembor 30, 1973 Exam schedule revised Resignation would hurt system The following is a revision of the final exam schedule for evening classes By Kathi Hallon vice president a few days or Kurfess continued dent from the Administra- the Speaker of the House." Regarding the White tion " MONDAY. DEC. 11 TUESDAY, DEC. 11 WEDNESDAY. DEC. 12 THURSDAY. DEC. 13 State Rep. Charles F Kurfess said House tapes, he said. "I The nomination also served Saxbe s purposes be- Time of Kurfess lR-03) said yester- Kurfess, who represents don't think it could have 6-10 pmM 6-10pmT 6-lOpmW 6-lOpmR Kumi day he does not think Presi- the district which includes been handled much worse if cause he did not want to run SpchlOZ UAC 160 dent Nixon should resign, the University, said the they tried From the for re-election to the Senate Germ 101 Fren 101 I-!pm but admitted Nixon's effec- Watergate incidents beginning, it was stupid to or for Ohio governor, he Germ 201 Fren 102 tiveness as chief executive occurred because politicians have such a tape." said CompScilOl Fren 103 has been weakened weren't running Nixon's re- "Let's put the thing in per- "I'm thinking about the election campaign spective." he said. "Let's KURFESS probably will Space Assignments can be contacted at 372-2941 for further information on system when I say he There is something about put the President in perspec- run for re-election to the classroom set-ups for final exams shouldn't resign." Kurfess being elected. he said tive As bad as Watergate Ohio House, he said "I said "You're talking about '"Whatever you do must is-and it is rotten-overall. haven't gone after the more than j ust a man " stand public scrutiny We Nixon still has made a damn backing needed to run for The House minority ipohticiansi know better good performance " governor or U S senator leader said Nixon's than to do something like Kurfess called Nixon's and I'm not that much Chrysler to close seven plants; governing capability pro- Watergate nomination of U S Sen interested in most of the bably has been hurt more on William Saxbe as U. S state offices." Kurfess said domestic matters than in "BUT THEY WERE Attorney General a stroke Kurfess was on campus to international affairs. there because Nixon put of genius. speak to a state government shutdown affects 31,000 workers I'm probably as aggra- them there and he was right "He suits the President's class taught by Dr. Charles vated by the situation when he said he must accept purpose so well." he said A Barrell. professor of poli- i Watergate) as anybody."' the final responsibility." Saxbe has been indepen tical science About 26.000 hourly GM said its decision was DETROIT I API-Chrysler Newark, Del . plant began in Kurfess said Corp s.iid yesterday it will workers will be aflected by toreed by growing inven- midsummer and will be close seven auto assembly the three day shutdowns and tories of large size aulos completed by mid-January "HOW DO YOU think I plants for varying periods in MOO others will be laid off <;\l ,ilsci is changing over at The plant will be closed for leel'' I'm in this arena I'm Committee approves Ford January because of in- lor Ihe changeover at least one plant to small-car two weeks after the Christ in this ballgame and he's one creasing large-car Invert Newark production mas holiday for the final ol the players It makes you WASHINGTON (API - The Senate confirmed Ford The eight Democrats who lories and parts shortages Spokesmen said Chrysler stages ol conversion, they want to fight all the harder The House Judiciary 92lo 3 Tuesday voted against Ford's The nation s No 3 auto GENERAL Motors Corp will cut 8.200 large autos said to prove the system can Committee voted 29 to 8 yes- Speaker Carl Albert said it nomination objected to his maker also said thai fall IGM) announced a week ago 11 urn its production schi-dulc work terday in favor of House has been tentatively planned generally conseivative pi.mis turning out smaller that it would close 16 lor January by closing two Chrysler said it began Ihe "Watergate has weakened Republican leader Gerald to hold a joint meeting of the voting record particularly cits would be closed three assembly planls producing assembly plants in Detroit conversion ol the Newark the Presidency and it has R Ford's nomination to be House and Senate imme- in the area of civil rights, days because Of a parts re- large autos for a week and llelvidere. Ill . for an plant after perceiving a weakened Nixon. vice president diately after next week's and to his leadership of a shutllmg necessitated by Ihe during December The shut extra three days alter the growing consumer demand "But he is still one hell of Overwhelming approval is vote to swear Ford in as vice 1970 impeachment move conversion ol Us Newark downs will reduce originally week long Christmas break lor small cars coupled with a lot stronger than a new assured when the House president against Justice William O Del . plant Irom large car to scheduled production by THE SPOKESMEN said dropping sales ol large President would be whether takes final action on the Douglas small-car production 7V.000 autos. GM said the model change-over at its autos it was a man who had been nomination next Thursday THE POST has been But Rep Peter W vacant since Oct 10 when Kodinno iR-NJ I. chairman Spiro T Agnew resigned of the Judiciary Committee • ••«WO-M»l','' "I • lOH'iaif IWDI-I'MOI •'•Bt.Co. alter pleading no contest to said under the 25th Amend- a charge of income tax eva- ment the President has an sion President Nixon nom- unquestioned right to select THIS inated Ford Oct 12 a vice president he can work ii rr Ford will be the first vice with both ideologically and president ever nominated by politically " a president and confirmed Choose (rom this list by Congress under the 25th The 60-year-old Michigan ot Hit Recording* Amendment, which went congressman has been (Not*-? O' 3 LP Cift'dgt 0' Tip* S«U intoellect in 1967 House leader since 1965 count •• .-.'■.. THEM SELECTION* AVAILABLE Federal court upholds GET 75 WORTH ON LP. 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Tattll 04?0 AROUND 'III WOR1D WITH Make check payable lo P*>pti-Cota "IT" Club THMI DOC NIGHT il IPl t 2 '.pat 074* AIR CRAFT ON CAMPUS TODAY MARVIN CAVE 'rooBli Man Soundtrack I7BS IITON IOHH Don I SPool Ma I m CM, NAME Tl«. Piano Plarar (441 THE TEAM WILL BE GIVING FREE ANM MUM1I Oann, I SOPB I'll STAPII sincitl Ba What van Ira MSI ADDRESS •LOOniOW Natural Hip SA7I DEMONSTRATION RIDES TO ALL MEN GE radio SockPoxk MlS IRISTOIFIItSON Mil Wai I Caaocean SOI WHO QUALIFY ON THE NAVY AVIATION D»e*-d#bi» (.1 ««*iil| I) r..|!» If . jr •1ST Ol B B IIHC ISO! L»*«i (omtritliaii* e«l Ml*' I'-'tr r *>Kt\ itflf* Sllll|l*tt1-i CITY, ■FaUBMIU Compoiila Truth SNA tern Dt'io"!' «irp*o"» 10" (lull (IOC- a-tt> •IH) dirt Coc«»l CO-*P By Dlune Deklrs tape" they encounter in problem known to the board concerning the legality of their attempts to solve a uni- Problems should be sent rules of such organizations The Student Arbitration versity-related problem to the Student Court. 460 Stu- as the dormitories or the Board 1SAB1. a five-mem- "An ombudsman would dent Services Bldg . in care Student Body Organization.' ber panel designed to art as have the cooperation of all of the SAB Watz said a mediator in student- departments of the Univer- From student and faculty Tuesday night Watz pointed out that the faculty conflicts or as an sity in his problem-solving response, a decision will be SAB could have been useful brought bod luck to appeals court to the smaller attempts," said Watz "We made as to whether an in arbitrating the recent two planet as they traffic, dormitory or frater- have not yet decided ombudsman is necessary University conflict con- crashed while nity-sorority courts, is now whether he should be a stu Besides handling adminis- cerning the payment ol Stu attempting to land. researching the need of a dent or faculty member trative-student affairs, the dent Body Organization An Eastern Airlines University ombudsman SAB can help the individual tSBO>officers According to Hal Watz. BEFORE taking any- student DC9 jet broke in two Students faculty and senior 1A&S1 and SAB chief further action, the S\B is Any student that does not as it skidded off the organizations must be aware justice, the ombudsman's attempting to establish want to go through the of our existence so that runway at the Akron- job would be helping stu- whether there is a need for administrative route in pro- more will be able to lake ad Canton Airport. Of the dents cut through any "red an ombudsman testing a University action vantage ot the services we 76 persons aboard 16 Watz is asking that any such as getting kicked out ol have to offer." said Watz were hospitaliied. At student or faculty member a class or stealing a book S A K members are Lovell Field. Chat- with a problem or question can come to us lor coun- appointed each year by the that cannot or has not been seling and help." said Watz tanooga, a Delta Air- SBO president and approved solved by any existing Uni- "STUDENTS can conic to by the Slid Steering Com lines DC° crashed versity offices to make their us if they have any questions mittee while landing in the rain. The jet came down I 000 feet short Signs to urge 50 mph limit of the runway. Ten persons were injured. COLUMBUS iAPI - Ohio THE GOVERNOR has Mr added that the lower Damage to the plane motorists will begin seeing instructed the State speed limits will not be included a severed an effect of the gasoline Department ol Transporta- legally effective until the wing and the severed shortage in red and white tion to start installing the I loth General AssemUj this weekend 1.000 signs this weekend on approves the appropriate tail section shown Dual-colored signs will interstates and stale routes legislation The legislature here. No one was say "Fuel Emergency. 50 Gilligan said he hopes the will reconvene in January killed in either crash. mph " signs will remind Ohioans to Although the state patrol voluntarily slow down to Lee Tashjian ol the Ohio Altoootvd Pr*n Wircphotot cannot enforce a 50 mile-an- save fuel Department of Transporta- hour speed limit until the He said. With (he tion s.ml the new signs will legislature mandates such nation's fuel crisis be erected dose to existing action, we believe Ohioans apparently growing in speed limit signs will do their part to conserve magnitude each day. .we fuel by driving at reduced have decided to Implement THE COST of the new speeds." Gov John J Gilli- this plan immediately in signs were nearly $40,000. gansaid. Ohio to conserve fuel " Tashjian said Scientists find hepatitis virus Free Coke « VSHINGTON \P assuring the potency ol is usually spread bv direct a reported 30 I*HI Vmencan millionth ol an inch in dia- Nite Government disease detec gamma globulin a contact or by contaminated v i« tuns veal Iv lull estimates meter - reported yesterday ili-e,ise fighting hlmxl trac drinking water or lood. the .oe thai unreported and believe Ihey ve dis- lion which is the onl} Ireal serum type is Hansons undetected cases run the In appearance and size, it >ered (he long-sought nient presently available mble in blood translusrons actual total to t.iti 1 HM' with resembles the so-called ISI HI inlet nous hepatitis ami one that 1- not always contaminated medical estimates ot deaths ranging picorna viruses.* which 3 FREE COKES WITH ANY liver inflaming effective syringes .nut needles, and up to 6.000 .tic responsible tor such j iurk|ice producing ni.it.nl\ finally they -aid [he contaminated needles 01 lite new found v no- like maladies as infantile paraly- LARGE PIZZA TONIGHT in..! .iitli. is .it leasl 54.000 tinding means that science drug addicts pal tick' is spherical in shape sis and certain forms ol the Americans yearl) may now have pinned down The -erum tvih' -tnke- and verv small aboui one common cold Domino's 352-5221 l"hc true incidence may IM- the respective causes of the in times thai hgure due to two lorm- ot so-called unreported or undetected viral hepatitis thai afflict . ases mankind SING WITH ISRAELI SONG LEADER Reporting discover} -and That is during recent photograph!* \ isualizatlon- wars various Mil sup DAVID EPSTEIN Hi ,i neu virus-like particle ported and other scientists \attonal Institutes i>t Health discovered another virus DANCE WITH ISRAELI DANCE TEACHER MH s< icntKts *.iul the like particle Which they AMYEISENSTEIN 1 It*.Ill to .1 believe to he the cause ol a ooksQ&cip sure iin method ol diag- second and more vicious nosing Hi' elusive malady. type ol hepatitis called EAT GENUINE MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD in.I might eventually lead i" Serum hepatitis or levelopmeni ol .1 preventive Hepatitis IS SO COME, DANCE, SING, AND EAT AT THE ay vaccine WHEREAS infectious (HE VllU'S-like particles hepatitis or Hepatitis \ ISRAELI FOLK FESTIVAL were tuund in the preserved lecal Stools Ol some prisoner SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 7:30 volunteers ai the Juliet III . state prison jrlw were ESSM3 OHIO SUITE, UNIVERSITY UNION experimenlalljM inleeted uith the itlscJjB several Greenwood Mall 25« DONATION LEWIS OT ALEXIS leai- ago b\ nthei um-stiga- Ml- *•• PHONE 476-31 86 \t tempts are'now being WED.0CT 10th For That Special made to isolate such par- 1 icles TO TUES.. 0CT 16th The Mil scientists said PRESENTS the discovery might also tn better means ol Ficlit 1 Film Fntivjl WF0B Present That Can iin mv Presents Be Opened Again *m& Bowling Green State University And Again. . . If you're BASKETBALL good enough, you can bo a NEVER GIVE A Navy Nuclear All 26 Games University Bookstore Officer. SUCKER AN The Navy needs some At Home And Away Student Services Bldg. ' very spec.at college graduates EVEN BREAK wno a-en t ahaid to find out bow good they really are Who will consider our extensive (1941) a-a aemsnrjing training pro- Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 9-5 gram (designed By me Atomic WF0B AM -1430 Energy Commission), the most 1 exciting challenge ol their TILLIE AND j lives A challenge that leads to ! an exciting luture as a Naval Officer aboard a nuclear- GUS powered surtace ship or WF0B FM - 96.7 submarine ! For more information see the (1933) Officer Information learn 1 Today horn VYFOB Fostoria with additional studios in 9AM to 5 P M at University Hall Nov. 28 Bowling Green Be a success thru in The New Navy. Dec. 4 "The Station That Knows The Score" Pog. 6 The BG N.w. Friday, Novtmbtr 30. 1973 Boycott clarifying energy problems Saudi Arabia's boycotl »l Mid-east Oil and Ihe giving us a taste ol what supply is limited. Americans they are lorced to say they in their banks." he said oil (o IN' I nilod Slates is (he Knerg) crisis \ Pollllcal things will be like 1(1 years will be lorced (o pay lop oil must think ol themselves Dr. Mernam said by 1985 besl thing thai has happened I'eispeime Dr Merrlam Irom now prices first the Arabs will have $100 (o Americans recently explained Dial even before 'We are being inconven- Saudi Arabia also should billion in gold and loreign according to Dr John the ml boycott Ihe t ruled HE SAID il Americans ienced by Ihe shorllall ol think ol themselves lirsl. he exchange It is obviously Mernam "I Ihe political stair-, had energy problems can learn lo change then oil.' he said The shorllall said Krorn Arabia's point worthwhile lor them to not science department Kill now we can clearly lifestyles now Ihe I'niled nghl now is two million bar- ol view- they have very little lake in Ihe money so last.'' see what those problems states dependent \ on odicr rels a day This is an incon incentive to pump out their he said countries lor luel will be vcmence to pul il mildly oil at the rates countries are SAUDI Arabia is using Ihe Speaking yeslerd.n are he said This crisis is Somewhat reduced l)r Mernam said by demanding, he said "Oil is oil boycott as a powerlul We are becoming more January or February Ihe the only thing they have and weapon, he said "They are and more vulnerable t<> shorllall could increase lo the) should parcel il out using it shrewdly and are world situation'' III three million barrels a dav sparingly using Ihe oil weapon with Men i.on explained Our •THERE ARE several He said however, when greal skill energy consumption is whal reasons lor this, such as Ihe Ihe United Slales does ob- l)r Mernam added that makes us so vulnerable And lax advantages the I S oil tain oil Irom Saudi Arabia, the I nited Slales wont our vulnerability increases companies get when the) the money Hows into the oil- tolerate the oil shul oil lor yeai In yeai build their oil refineries rich country too rapidly very long "Meantime the He pointed out III.it as long overseas he explained This leaves Arabia with the one thing Ihe President is as Ihe Iniled States needs a The Netherlands and Italy problem ol where to InveSI doing nghl is lo urge energv large supply ol ml while Ihe do much relining but now the monej II just sits there conservation, he said Skydiving club president wins award in national competition Hon Smith, senior i II A I Parachuting Champion- curacy competition by 43 The club still has openings and president ol Ihe Falcon ships centimeters on its team for next year's Collegiate Sport Para Representing the Univei The national winner. Irom nationals and interested stu- chuting Club iPCSPCl, has sily lor the first lime in Southern Illinois University dents who wanl to start won the runner-up medallion nalional parachuting compe isir i missed ii by :i9 centi- training can receive instruc- Dr. John Mernam in the accuracy division ot lion Smith missed Ihe lour meters tions and their first jump Hm ~.pK.t. by isjMfj* OUck the National Collegiate inch cenler disc in his ,n The lour day champion this Saturday or Sunday ships, sponsored by the I' S Free transportation to the Ron Smith, senior (B.A.) ond president of tho Parachuting Association, drop zone leaves ihe I'nion Urbanites backed farm issue was beM at the SI! at Car Oval at 9 a ill Falcon Collegiate Sport Parachuting Club brought bondale last Thursday 'Our club has excellent a medal home to the club as runner-up in a (oi.i.Mitis \l' i n\ liixinn larmland Secretary lower-lhan-cxpecled turnout u.i- approved l>\ l H million through Sunday More than spirit and a tremendous national accuracy competition. The parachuters dwellers nol I armors are ni Stale Ted Brown said *<•> Irom rural counties who Voters. Ill' said ill by 78 I 51 universities anil colleges potential I in certain thai will attempt jumpt at their new drop xone near responsible i We offer above averag i earnings, fit sxible hours, and emplo yee benefits. t \pply in person daily from 2-4: 30 FAMILY STEAK DINNER No coupon p«m. ID lo Ha»h Stu- Steal t and Ale Rest a urant dent* pioh everybody Juvt come (Across f om Southwyck Mall - Only 20 min. f om BGSU) and get it, Alpha Delta Pi Congratulates Their New Officers: Get your Volkswagen President • Cindy Hubbard First Vice President Barb Everill pointed FREE! Second Vice President LuAnn Wollpert treasurer • Susan Zcnar Recording Secretary Peg Jarvis Corresponding Secretary Jan Mclntire Rush Chairman • Nancy Gervinski House Chairman Kathy Kearns Standards - Kathi Ebersole Guard Linda Eyssen Pan Hel Delegates Jr.Gayle Watkms Soph Nancy Manecke Rush Counselors Marty Stein Linda Speer Social Chairman - Sallie Holloway Scholarship Debbie Erfman Publicity Cory Short Assistant Pledge Trainee Linda Eyssen Assistant Treasurer Amy Steinbindee You can earn easy money, every montn during school, Assistant Rush Kathi Ebersole P0NDER0S4 STEAK HOUSE for doing nearly nothing Beellecoards ot America wilt paint your car FREE, m incredible tashion, and pay you lor driving it around as usual. That's practically all there We would like to thank past is lo it. For the lull story, write immediately to Beetleboards ol America. Inc. 7785 Sunset Blvd. officers for a job well done! Los Angeles, California 90046 Or call .CQLtet 1213)876-7511 Friday. November 30. 1973, The BG New* Pag* 7 Ringo Starr's new release: a few faults, but a fun album Review by poles, never coming in organ, as a Beatle. then The nexi track is a Frank Johnson contact with each other you've got four Harrison solo composition. Harrison was a good The song has nothing new Sunshine Lile lor Me iSail How interesting it is that guitarist and wound up musically to offer the Beatle Away Raymond!'' which is the least noted Beatle of the working with Lennon on fan It sounds like the slow, not only lighter in sound and group is the most successful some sessions nnky-tink piano piece that tempo, but also features after the group s split Starr, though, remained "Mean Mr Mustard' was good fiddle and banjo work During the early days of the aloof and managed to work way back when Dig the from David Bromberg supergroup. Ringo Starr drums for the other Beatles lyrics, though, as Lennon The end of side one is was the clown, adding comic And whenever Starr attempts to clear up the indeed something dug up relief in the movies and produced an album, the "Paul is Dead'' thing by from the past. You're public appearances remaining three would no admitting he was Billy Sixteen The Student Body Organi- tant to the athletic director, bers are guaranteed free CINEMA I zation i SBO i today will said the policy creates parking for football, basket Patrol cruisers carry tuel l HOWARD'S I present its views on the good will lor the University ball and hockey games. dispensing pumps that can parking lot controversy to by allowing spectators to Also, he said, "the alh Iranster gasoline dire. il\ SPECIAL KIDDIE COLD BEER BOOZE James E Hof. vice presi park near Anderson Arena lit ii department claims Irom cruiser tanks lo car FUN MATINEE dent for public services This justifies the incon- they have to make more tanks And patrol posts have Fine Tunes No Cover Bill Arnold, senior (A&Si venience we create.'" he money And this is one ol I he special gas pumps to till SAI. & SUN. • DEC. 1 & 2 and SBO president, said yes- said, "and basically, we're reasons they use as a justifi- patrol cars, the spokesman 2:00 | 4:00 terday a proposal will ask only talking about incon- cation to charge students S.I 1(1 Sunday Dec. 3 — Jack Wyles that students be granted free venience on a very few- and outsiders SI i to park in 20MIN OF CARTOONS parking in Lot 1 i north of the nights Lot II." Some oil companies, like - PLUS - *. * * * * University Medical Center i Standard (hi ol Ohio on the evening of Doc 12- HOWEVER. Arnold said JIM CRONE, director of i Sohio), ordered theii the night of a varsity basket- 1 don't think the athletic athletic tickets and promo- MON. - TUES. - WED. ball game in Anderson department or anyone else tion, said University faculty, Arena can deny students easy staff and friends comprise THE JAKE BAND Presently, when games access to the Library during the 600 Falcon Club mem- 3f if if if if are held in Anderson Arena. final exams week bers Lot N least of Memorial As 1 understand it. Mr " The free parking is only Coming Fri. & Sat., Dec. 7 & 8 Hall i is reserved for Falcon Hoi will make the final deci- one ol the benefits for Club members and parking sion on the proposal." he Falcon Club membership in Lot 1 costs $1 A similar said However, many of the club DIAMOND REO policy was in effect last Arnold said the University members are scattered year is caught in a bind" be- coast-to-coast and would not C Thomas Kisselle. assis- cause Falcons Club mem- use the tree-parking benefit anyway. Crone said Arnold emphasized that Honorary sets auction his proposal concerns only the parking situation Dec Delta Phi Delta the University art honorary, is 12 sponsoring a student art auction trom 3 to 5 p m Sunday in He said he hopes to meet the Forum Student Services Bldg with Hof and Kisselle to dis Works ottered will include oil paintings watercolori cuss plans for winter and photography, ceramics, glass, prints drawings, sculpture spring quarter parking and weaving Exciting Happenings at the Keepsake GIVE HIM THE CHRISTMAS GIFT GIGOLO EuroMed OF A LIFF/TIM1 may oiler RX via Thursday nite - 2 for 1 overseas training For the session starting fall 1974. Euromed will assist qualified Amer $1.00 Cover ic.n students in gaining admission to 'ecogni/ed oveisras medical schools And that s |usl the beginning . '. .. '. " ■ Friday & Saturday nites ■■ I] 1 ". ■ ■ ■ in Ii A- ■ • ' ■ • it w ■■ ■ ■ • ■ 500 Cover • ' .' ' . ■ ** - A ■ ■ Frill j A |1 A..''. j NO'COVER . ■ ' ' i' . I ' Sfnioc oi |i««u*1r itudfnli currently With This Valuable Coupon rniollfd M an IntfiCWI uri»eriif* iff fiijible lo participate >n the luiomrd .'.".■■' ■■:.:'■ • I Tonite & Tomorrow Only!| proirjm : brilliant ' of 0pi .if ".»" Hw rtff I(Fri., Nov. 30 and Sat., Dec. 1) information ,■•■ *• | 'ee Klevers At The (800)645 1234 or write. Jewelry | £!£OLO | Euromed. Ltd. Store Two Large Shipments of Blue Jeans WOOK Couitif lojfl 125 N. Main MmriU IT 1*501 353-6691 Just Arrived at The Den - Hurry! —t fog« 8/Th« BG N.w. Friday. November 30, 1973 Administration vogue about energy crisis WHILE service stations the U.S. Postal Service say By John Cunilll IF THE I per «nt jobless their confidential advice nically means two succes- problem through rhetoric ment's obligation, is a set of sive quarters of production are closing, the nation's big- mail deliveries are dis- AP Bmlnm Analyst forecasts of some So many of these forecasts What is needed by Ameri- concise honest estimates economists are too high, as have become public in the declines gest car maker is cutting rupted, the President cans, and which is indeed that will permit them to Regardless of how long production and officials of attempts to minimize the NEW YORK (APi • One suggested by the administra- past two weeks that it is pos- their right and the govern- make their plans thing that Ihe American tion's experts what should sible to come up with some- the cutback lasts, unem- thing resembling a con- ployment most likely will people could use more than we expect ^ If 8 or 9 per cent ANSWER 10 MEVKXIS MJZZlf a pay raise or price Ctttl <" sensus riv substantially The lower DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' i >. : i "m ■ f i * S even lower taxes is some -The economy already end of the range appears to coat ■ ■ 48 Textile proreti. i F u i » >. i * N I 1 i News Analysis was turning cold at the time be around 5.5 per cent, the '. straight talk from Washing 4° Full of mite. c N t I - • A « V 1 1 > o 11 1 ton on the energy crisis of the Mid-east oil cutback upper limit about 8 The ACROSS 63/Sawfiih'a MW. SO UphoUiery braid. t ' ' « I I (. u 1 Part of a rrvue 51 Author of "The ■ In terms of economic inllalion Isn't to be Kxpansion would amount to present rate is 4 5 per cent '• I Sad. d « ' 0 H >. i. A .*» Arrhitrrlural Yugoslavia. Harbor. i i N 1 A impact from the shortage expected what is" only 3 per cent, or about halt Inflation, also regardless 1 5 y Mrurlure. 65 NiruporlV river. 52 (!on»errated: F piOIR 1 • N ' Ihe administration h.is with The independent and aca- that of 1973 The cutback hai ot how long the cutback 0 Tabula I clean 6ft Earth *ri rfriix aa ■ " -. !■■ «-* aa. • « 1 1 N ' ■ shaved that estimate in half lasts is expected to con- ■late : Let. x\~ pa drawn to Ihe role ot cheer demic economists have had 67 Sentimental l X 0» i i M If IN N m 13 A llek English nnveliat. leader or sideline critic ol a lorecastmg field day IF THE cutback continue. tinue The upper limit ol 56 Hammer, for one. 1 ! promior. ! ''■■'■ . '• beyond that point Ihe lorecasts appears to be a 57 Retcnlmrni. - I 'I A N < private lorecasts Itut it has many of them collecting It Sulk«. DOWN « '- ! " U 5 S r. » h *l| ■1IR T come up with lew ■pectftcl substantial lees from pri- economy could be lipped rate ol about 8 or 9 per cent 16 Wave*i Sp, 1 Weaken*. 58 Shower. SB 1 1 i 1 vate enterprise for providing into a recession, which tech- in Ihe early months ot 1974 17 Equal. 2 Had learned, 60 Cockney** • N IE 0 M E ot its own i M u tailing oil therealter on Ihe 18 Gambling device. 3 Supposition. s j ■ :u( 20 Strut. I HullVeye. - 5 i . assumption the cutback ■ ElUf_l*_tsj 22 Man from 5 Car if y. ends ■ ' Indiana. 6 Decant*. " Light treatment cancerous? S3 \«rv 7 Tannrr. of I iori 11 16 Based on general fore- 2» Duttrirl «if R Do art Hork. London. NEW YORK I API - A cold sore lesion after the virologist "f the Pennsyl- (,i-i- such .is these and ') liamerork". 2.'i Conspirator 10 Le*aae*i fir.t u sore is covered with a more specific Forecasts tor simple treatment lor the vania state University again*i Caeitar. name. common cold sore has certain common dye College »f Medicine, is particular businesses and 28 Kind ol thread. 11 Hindu .-.it in- nt : ?■ become the center ol a The process, called pholo- warning that when hamster geographical areas industry in Ferial part. Var, tl Biblical verb. : complex scientific con dynamic inact ivat ion . cells are dyed and exposed is making ils plans lor 1974 12 *• a bone. ' .VI Go by rar. IS Houlique*. ' troversy with one scientist combats and blocks repro- In IIL'III in a laboratory, Hut Ihe message Irom 17 IVrfumo.. J 1° Former name of warning it may cause duction ol Ihe herpes herncs simplex virus can Washington lo the public is w Prayer. Mark Canyon cancer and others in sharp simplex virus that causes convert normal cells into tar less specific in tn\ in Germany, ■ 36 projects -. tl Doctrine. J disagreement cold sores on and around the highly malignant cells 21 Finanre« a " 12 Maud v/r I.I prospector. The effective treatment, lips on the genitals, on the l)r Happ gave his warning In one breath Aimi nan- f Nf* Guinea. 25 Ink -uio are urged •■ reduce heal. Ihe ' developed at Baylor College cornea of Ihe eye and other al the opening of the it Event I'ori. 2ft <»o bv buv 1 of Medicine in 1971. involves bod) surfaces National Conference of Vir amount oi electricity used. r> Secure •tnraar 2; there. place. Ihe use ol an ordinary f lores- BIT NOV.. I)r Kred ology and Immunology in the speed ol then car - Ihe 28 IV-I I 1 > 47 Snake*. 2'* Piece «f news. cent light shining upon a Rapp a fughlv respected Human Cancer, sponsored amount B\ Mark Glover tests sinee their opener with smaller Ron Wise Brian Offensive players this week leader When the lorwanls goals and lour assists Assistant Sports Editor liuelph I niversin Nov 2 at v'elentano and Bruce Wood end The lirst year mentor don t get down >get back on Tenters John Stewart and Bowling Cireen I'l.mng house are out with injuries, has been observing the work defensei and the other team Rob Dobek lead IUi in point Kt'sonibling baiile-weaiy under physical strain in such casualties ot the roar lick ol Dale Allen Jack Lame Scores people always blame production, both totalling 22 troops iinnmp honit' altor ;i a shorl period ot time Ihe With the most demanding and Tom Ksper in practice the Iwodelensemen ionic rampaign the Falcon BU squad losi I no ot Ihe part ol their schedule behind all week Gerry Bradbury THK ONE common leers roiurn lo the Ice Arena eight encounters making them the leers hope lo kick and Kick Cosiello also will TO BOLSTER his defen- opponent shared bv both innitiht in open .1 weekend their record 5-5 Oil their second season be readv to Step in on this sive lineup. Mason has squads to date is the I niver- series wiih McMaster this weekend against the line when necessai * brought Hob SchllltS up sity ol (iuelph The Kalcons 1 niversit) WHKN Ihe Kalcons ikate Canadians Defense will he a big ques- trom Ihe club hockev team bombed the lirvphons. 11-0 The home ice should look onto Ihe ice at 7 'iO this \ttei a last start ami a tion tonight and lor the real McMaster I Marlins bring and 100 in a twogame to.nl lo ihe sk.itc.s. who evening, their playing disappointing road cam ot the season lot that a J .' slate into Kalconland series at the Ice Arena while have played eight road con- numbers «ill be visiMv paign the team looks to matter In even loss the M« Master coach Kill McMaster took a H 4 deci- start all over even Ste skaters have suffered this Mahonov is no stranger as sion over the Canadian ven." in the words ol mentor season al least seven goals he and Mason have run team Tankers to engage Ron Mason have been scored In the last hiH'kev schools together lor The Kalcons go into to- game with Boston I mver the last seven years Mason expressed conli- night s game with a niggled sity. an embarrassing 10 Ironic is the lacl Mahoney dence about the coming en- lineup because ol Ihe tallies were recorded b> the is on a leave ot absence and counters in relay encounter untimelv mjiu les opposition his assistant Gary Spoai i» We re not quite as strong Mike Bart lev has been Mason stressed lundanteii in charge Spoai is a prime as we were tat the start of Swimmer* Like \our m.irk the starter will command, more than tilling Ihe bill lor tals in practice all week l<) membei ft the Mason the season*, but 1 expect us iml with a r.'-.Miiulini: h;in^ echoing Irom his pistol. Ihe the disabled •Voodhouse on his puck stopping crow with Mahonev horkev Schools win both games said the Howling Green swimnu'is will begin another campaign the Iron! line with Rich the intention ot getting in Mason assures McMaster BG leader under roach Tom Stubbs Nagai and center John Ste slant reaction in a game a will be well coached Action will start al 7 30 This scene will occur -it 1 p m tomorrow al Wayne Stale wart This personnel change (tail ot the IUI mentor Ihe Marlins wdl In- led hv tonight al the Ice Arena with I niversity as the BG swim team will participate in a relay Salurdav s game iH'gmning has not hurl the team as the throughout the yeai Doug McCreary, who tops meet with six otliei teams including lour trom the Mid at 2p m Coach ton Mason - looking to start over. unii lunclioned qune well Mason also is quick to note all oflensive stats with lour American Conlerence over the I'hanksgiv ing hull that defense is an eltoi t b\ ( oach Stubbs explained that this rela\ meet will be days the whole team convenient lor the te.im since no scoring takes place Thus There are supposed lo In- the pressure ot winning is removed trom Ihe individuals MASON will experiment six guvs playing delense out ll will also give everyone ,i chance to compete, s.tid with a new combination ot Lightweights a question on Ihe lee said the KaU on Stubbs who plans m experiment during the meet, using dltterenl swimmers inditlerentevents The meet will oiler nine events and the teams will have 0u* option to enter both A" and "B" squads in each event e ; The tankers are laced with competing against Central flt«?e| What s the toughest ticket in town'' Skip Howard (12.31. Brian Scanlan 112 Ol. Dick Selgo 16.31. The starting backcourt of Montgomery and Selgo averages the pluses And with a rather cake walk beginning, a lot of It certainly is not a ticket to the upcoming production at Jack Wissman iS 21 and Bob Hotaling 11.8). 6-foot. answers may very well be a ways off the Joe E Brown Theatre or the Friday night campus Additional help will be supplied to a veteran unit by two Last year, the Miami Redskins took the conference crown Taking those circumstances into consideration, it would movie It's admission to Haley's House ot Hoops- the place transfers-Mark Cartwright. a 7-foot pivotman. who has because they were a sound fundamental team They played be easy to tab BG to win the MAC ln.->,i according to the to be when the Falcons play a game of roundball worked his way into the starting five for Saturday's good defense, passed well, ran good offensive patterns and talent on the paper But I pick the Falcons to finish third A love affair is brewing steadily between the city and the inaugural, and Greg Wilson, a 6'3 "howitzer shooting guard performed as one unit t because of the negative aspects court heroes who received a new breath of life last spring who has been sidelined temporarily by knee surgery. The Redskins did not possess the talent of Ohio University During the onset of the year the Falcons will have to The cagers finished the year with a 1.1-13 overall slate and a One rookie making the club this year is sophomore Andre or Bowling Green Miami s lone headline getter was Phil become a consistent group of players Defense could be the 7-5 conference mark good for a second-place tie Hichardson. a 6'8" jumping jack cornerman from Inkster. I.umpkin credence to the team that would compliment what appears The second place wind-up in the Mid-American Mich . who is vastly improved after a rough freshman As for the Falcons, such a style of play will be required of to be a potent offense Conference i MAC) with the University of Toledo followed a indoctrination them if they want to keep thinking championship The Right from the gun. the Falcons front line alone can take horrendous 4-120overall mark and a 19 MAC record in 1972 horses are definitely here It's just a matter of producing away so many things from an opposing team Many of the ROUNDING out the backcourt candidates are 6 3' Kevin After the final intra-squad scrimmage Tuesday, a lot of Falcons' wins this year could result simply from the cagers BIT THE sentiments around the llallands indicate bigger Brake and Ron Grayson The freshmen ticketed for limited pluses surfaced from the game Then again, some minuses being able to capitalize on mistakes they create and belter results are expected ol the cagers who enjoyed an action in the early stages are 6'6" swingman Dan Hipsher loomed bigger than ever as threats to the potentially potent A strong showing on the road in conference play is another encouraging campaign last winter with live youngsters and 6'8 forward Jay Underman BG machine area in which the roundballers must excel! But there's an breaking into the starting line-up To say the Falcons have some talent is an On the plus side. Cartwright shoots well for a seven- old saying that states. "It's mighty tough winning on the It was only a matter ol months separating the hoop understatement Especially when two years ago the big man footer He scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds road " hungry Falcon devotees From a team that on paper seems to was a 6 4 shot putter who played the game as though he Tuesday night. PROBABLY the biggest task facing the cagers is to beat be able to bring the conference crown hack to BG. a feat was fighting for the heavyweight title The play of Selgo and Brake was encouraging Although Miami and Ohio universities Each school handed BG two of unaccomplished since Bill Filch s club turned the trick in A front line which averages 6'10" is one of the luxuries the Howard did not tally any points Tuesday, he did a superb job its five losses in conference competition last year the 1967 hit campaign Falcons possess as they attempt to put two and two together shutting off the other team's offense In addition. Wilson Both the Redskins and Bobcats are fielding strong teams Now tn clarity a lew facts about the talent rich hoopsters and come up with a champion may return to action in three weeks this year It the Falcons are to think championship in the who open the 1973-74 season Saturday night by exchanging This is where the adage. "One must bear the thorns that a league, they must turn (he tide when it comes to playing hoops with a squad of Highlander! From MacMurray rose buds." comes into context To put it plainly, many AS FOR the negative side, the cagers are not Miami and Ol' College question marks still are hovering over the ability of the fundamentally sound yet The mobility ol the big three As stated before, it could very well be a banner year Then Bowling Green returns its top five scorers from lasi year cagers (Cash. Howard and Cartwrighti has not been challenged again, it could be another year of learning lor the Falcons, including seven leltermcn headed by 6*8" junior forward Even though the Falcons look like Fl Knox on paper, under pressure A guard with leadership capabilities is who could wind up the year with 20 wins under their belts CorneliusCaih, an 18 point scorer lasi year questions frequently arise about the mobility of the big men needed lor future Falcon success The potential is here, the time for projecting is finished 1 Other top poinl returners arc Jefl Montgomery 116.01, How's the play of the backcourt. to say the least for its size ' Right now the negative aspects of the Falcons oulweigh and the time lor producing is here Jack O'Breza The BG New &PORTS Falcons will cop crown Friday November 30, 1973 Page 10 Once upon a time Bowling The guard spots could be a and Jack Wissman are the win plateau for the first Green was a perennial Mid problem Jeff Montgomery core of the back-up men time since the 1961-62 American Conlerence has the tools to be a Scanlan. a 6'7" senior co- season (MAC) power in both foot- top-notch performer but caplain. was a second leant In the conlerence. Miami. ball and basketball must control his wild All MAC selection last year Ohio University and Bowling Those were the days of passing and fancy ball He was the Falcons most Green are like ingredients in Doyt Perry and Harold handling antics to eliminate valuable player as a sopho- a tossed salad The race will Anderson Since their depar- some of his turnovers If more He will be BG s be a real mix-up with the ture, the Falcons have been ' Monk" settles down he will answer to Boston's John squad hustling and playing poor to mediocre in both be a tremendous assc to the llavhcek heads-up "team" basketball sports with the exception of team Richardson, a 6'8" emerging the winner one season Dick Selgo adds his excel sophomore, may be the most Miami s mechanical ma- The lootball teams last lent shooting ability to the improved player on the chine is due to break down first place eflort was a tie line-up when he is opposite team from last year Brake, and hence they will not win with Miami in 1965 under "Monk" on the floor How- a 6'4' guard, is steadily the crown Bowling Green first-year coach Hob Gibson ever. Selgo's presence with improving and will be a val- has not beaten Ohio Univer- The basketball squads Montgomery al guard uable asset to the ques- sity in the last six meetings last crown was in 1968 under presents the problem of size tionalable guard situation between the two clubs In the guidance ol Bill Fitch, Both guards arc six toot Wissman. a 64" senior, is fact, the Falcons haven't who currently is the head an excellent outside shooter come within 15 points of the coach ol the Cleveland Cav.i Greg Wilson, a 6 3 junior- but has been hampered by Bobcats lien ol the National Basket transfer guard From Illinois numerous injuries through- To capture the con- ball Association University, may hold the key out his college carcci lerence. BG must win at This year's edition of the to BG s SUCCeSI on the court DEFENSE could be a least one game with Ol this Falcon basketball team has this season Wilson was problem this season season It s about time for the ingredients ot a expected to be a starter until However if the Falcons can the Falcons to bounce the champion Although the he had his second knee develop a strong press and Bobcats the way they did in guard positions arc the main operation in nine months play heads-up and 1970 at Anderson Arena In question mark, the tront line Oct. 19 He plans to return in scrappy.the defense may be- that contest. OU arrived as ol Skip Howard. Mark Cart- approximately three to four come an asset the ninth-rated team in the wright and Cornelius Cash is weeks There's only one The fast break could be nation and left with a 85-65 awesome. problem Wilson's collegiate come a main weapon in the defeat HOWARD.a 610 junior, ability is a mystery since he cagers offensive arsenal it It's about time for the Fal- MB ORRtQ is the defensive specialist has yet to appear in a executed properly cons to gain respectability fYwcvtivf among the three. Cart- collegiate varsity game The Falcons are like a and save face by ending up s»«mj wright. a seven-foot junior Among the hoopsters' stick of dynamite ready to in lirst place With such a transfer, possesses a deadly strong points will be a bench explode Aided by a rela- glowing team, the glistening outside shot and Cash, a 6'8" which is the best in years tively easy non-conference conference crown will be junior, is an all-American Brian Scanlan. Andre schedule. Bowling Green just another sparkle in candidate Richardson. Kevin Brake should surpass the 20-game Haley's House of Hoops. Hoopsters to open campaign against Highlanders from By Kenny White 1973-74 with tomorrow night off tomorrow at Anderson bring a small team into the Highlanders employed a Sports Editor marking the start ol 26 such Arena Falconland The High- stall trying to stop the ticc.iMons ot happiness or landers have two chances of cagers from hitting the cen- Well tolks it s that time of sorrow for more than 200 Last year proved to be a trying to match up to the tury mark the year again College teams across the night of horror for the Falcons' height-slim and A time when zone defenses nation Illinois crew between the none A rumor around Falcon- are a means of survival, a foul lines at the local hoop land is that MacMurray may rebound becomes a prize THE FIRST obstacle in house The final outcome MACMURRAY'S biggest have to use the stall to stop catch, jump shots fly this the Year of Respecta- was a 99-63 decision in favor all-around threat is guard the cagers from running up through the air with grace bility," the third segment of of the Falcons Jim Hawkins The 5'8" 200 points as Haley's and precision along with the head coach Pat Haley's backcourt operator who is a starting five will consist of thundring chant of dee-feme four-year success timetable, Chances are the High- small college All-American four veterans and a transfer trom thousands ot hoop is the MacMurray High- landers may experience the candidate runs the High- fanatics landers who will answer the same kind of treatment landers olfense In last Haley, who will rotate his This is college basketball whistle for a 7 30 p m tip- Irom the Falcons when they year's rout, he was the four big men in the game, leading scorer against BG will have 7-foot Mark Cart- with 16 points wright. 610 Skip Howard Coach Bill Wall has not and 6 8 Cornelius Cash Are you set for the hoopla ? determined the remainder starting on the tront line ol his starting five Brian Scanlan. a 6'6" Probables who are listed to forward will come olf the Chant, cheer pant and Pennants were Hying and roll Its an opportunity for see action tomorrow night bench Jefl Montgomery and rave at Haley's House ol 10-gallon lids were sported you to go back to your high are 6'3" lorward Ted Leffler Dick Selgo will handle the Hoops tomorrow night on the heads throughout the school days where the and Frank Gardner and John backcourt chores Bring pennants, banners, crowd A thunderous roar of basketball stands were the Blaz, both 6'4" cornermen. Even though the High- posters, handkerchiefs and a you. you. you. you," place to be on a Friday landers are not considered friend for the opening echoed throughout the place night The Highlanders Jim to be top flight competition, hoopster hoopla as the releree called a foul Brien. a 6 "6" center who coach Haley emphasized the on an opposing player This is your chance to started in the pivot last year fact that he will be looking Remember the magic make Bowling Green a place will not play in this year's for his team to do more than moments of yesteryear- Can those days ot fan sup- where wild things happen repeat His probable just play a game games like the 1970 en- port for their heroes be and basketball victories are replacement will be 66 "We have to start setting counter with nationally repealed'' Will the talk of never ending Kim Wheeler a tempo and a pattern of ranked Ohio University who s the bad guy or the consistency for the rest of when the Falcons ripped the player with more moves Tomorrow night bring "RUMORS circulating out the season." Haley pointed Bobcats. 85-65. before a than the leading laxative your voice, pennats. ban- ol Jacksonville. III., have it out "Regardless of the chaotic capacity crowd at rumble through the crowd ners, posters or whatever that the Highlanders are competition we have to play Anderson Arena again'' Wave you hankies through planning to employ stall lac- at an even keel." What helped the Falcons The answer will be found the air to commend a player tics in an eflort to offset the The 1973-74 basketball sea- pull such a stunning upset'' tomorrow night when the or the team for a fine eflort Falcons' height." Haley said son begins for Bowling The fans in the stands in the cagers open their season yesterday at his stadium Green-The start ol some- Forward Cornelius Cash (No. 42) bottles forward Brian Scanlan in Tuesday answer-those bench jocks against MacMurray at If you don't like basket- office thing hopefully good The night's Hall of Fame intra-squad •nhibition game at Anderson Arena. Cash yelling and shouting their Haley's House of Hoops ball, come and yell anyway With 1:15 remaining in stage is set and the curtain will bo in the starting line-up while Scanlan will be the sixth man tomorrow in sentiments throughout the Tomorrow night's your Its a great way to reieve last year's game and the is going up. so Fal- confines of Anerson Arena chance to let the good times your tensions score 99-61 in BG's lavor. cons...take it away the season opener against MacMurray.