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By Joe Wollet HER HUSBAND has an advantage BROWN IS an "attractive candidate Editor over some candidates because of his who might be a leader on the national lack of obligations to anyone, such as scene some day. but nobody knows "I'm Mrs. Jimmy Carter. My business interests, she said. Special what he can do yet." she said. There husband's running for President." Interests do not control her husband at are no similarities between Brown and "President of what?" all. she said. Carter, she said. "President of the United Slates." She predicted that Carter will go to "He might be great. I'm not saying When Rosalynn Carter began the Democratic National Convention anything about him except that there's campaigning for her husband in his bid in New York with about 1.300 no comparison lo Jimmy. ' she said. for the presidency more than a year committed delegates. A total of 1.505 "To me. Jimmy has a record as ago, the unknown Georgia governor's are needed for the nomination. She govemor-the things that he did. wife said the hardest thing to do was said she is confident that her husband Brown has nothing yet." to get campaign contributions, she said will get the nomination on the first last night. ballot. Carter has recently come under While she spent a monlh on ihe Other candidates, such as Rep attack tor his zero-base budgeting plan phone with her son Jack trying to raise Morris K. Udall of Arizona, are not for restructuring government. While he money, son Chip knocked on doors in close to Carter in committed delegates eliminated many state agencies as Texas, New Mexico and Colorado in Rosalynn Carter said they are involved governor of Georgia, the slate budget an effort to raise the necessary money in a stop-Carter campaign that is far increased. for the candidate's campaign. from stopping the former Georgia "The reason the budget increased Rosalynn Carter came lo Bowling governor. was because we had so much money." Green last night to greet supporters of California Gov. Edmund G. Brown she said in defense of hei husband. her husband at the newly-opened Jr. and Idaho Sen. Frank Church Carter did not raise taxes and even Carter campaign headquarters at 332 entered the presidential race too late, gave a S50 million rebate to property S. Main St. she said. taxpayers one year, she said.

An Independent Bowling Green. Ohio Student Thursday. June 3. 1976 Voice ■me BG news Volume S9/Number 125 Hoys payroll-sex scandal probe may start today

WASHINGTON (AP)The House Albeit said. "I don't think he'll resign want to add to his depression at this Ray's attorney. Albert Ahem, said Albeit said lie told Hays thai House for such ■ move lo the Democratic ethics committee voted from the House." stage of the game..." he will reserve judgment on whether to memberi have expressed concern Caucus latei tins month overwhelmingly yesteiday lo start an The ethics committee probe, to advise hei to appear before the ethics about Hays' leniaining as chairman of Meanwhile, ledeial investigators immediate investigation ol the Wayne But the speaker said Hays, a begin as early as today, will be the committee without being subpoenaed. the campaign committee. subpoenaed the iccords of Ray. of Hays payroll-sex scandal and will Democratic congressman from Ohio, second into allegations by Ray. a Paul Panzaiella. who shared an office invite him to appear. Elizabeth Ray. lias not decided what to do aboul .'.'-year-old blonde, lhat Hays. 65, put ALBERT SAID: "Rightly oi House Majority Leader Thomas P with her and of two other unidentified who says she was his mistress, will be demands that he resign as chairman of her on the government pay oil to wrongly, many people have accused O'Neill Jr, refined comment on a employes of Hays' House subpoenaed if necessary. two important committees-the House provide him with sex. She said she did hi in (Hays) of doing more than an tepo'i in (he Boston Herald-American Administration Committee The full Administration Committee and the virtually no work. indiscreet, immoral act -when he says that he iliiuks Hays should step down House will decide whether to honor The vote was 110. with Rep. Olin House Democratic Congressional he hain't, He told me that girl, Miss as chairmen *>f the two comrnittoei. the subpoenas. Teague (D-Tex.) absent. Campaign Committee. Requiting a public employe to Ray, worked, there isn't any question The ethics committee decided lo provide sex as part of hei job could he about that. And lie told me a lot of SEVEN OTHER Democrats Mil "proceed immediately with a lull scale Speaker Carl Albert said Hays told Iljys said Tuesday night he had no I violation of laws against misusing other things Ihai were pniely Iheii paiiy colleagues in the House a invcsiigation" of Hays and whether he him in a meeting after the committee plans to quit. public funds. A source close to a confident ill.' le i urging ilia1 Hays step aside, at lined Kay to be his uustiess. He admits acted that "he didn't want to hurl the federal grand jury probe says least uiilil issues raised by his a "personal relationship" with her but House and that he was seriously "I THINK he is a very depressed investigators hope the committee will The speakei did not elaborate. II rys HI,i ti ■" aie resolved ITiej Mid they denies thai she was required to be his considering the whole situation." person." Albeit said, "and I don't share what it finds. refund lo talk to reporters. will recommend ■ resolution calling mist less as pail ol her duties. Chairman of UPCAC resigns; two new members appointed By Renee Murawsiki Klem moved that election o( a Kenneth M. Alvares. assistant Staff Reporter chairman be postponed until the group piolessoi of psychology, who resigned meets in September. his UPCAC posi because he was unable The University Police-Community Klein expressed satisfaction with lo attend meetings, was replaced by Advisory Committee (UPCAC) Ihe committee's efforts this year in Slelania t Gloss, assistant professor yesterday accepted the resignation of "creating a greater consciousness of of the language laboratory. its chairman and the appointments of ciime on campus. two new committee memberi, "I think this committee has helped Gross, who was a member of Thomas D. Klein, assistant piolessoi increase student awareness of Ihe UPCAC's ammunition subcommittee, of English, who has headed UPCAC crime problem on campus and in doing was appointed lo the position by for almost two years, resigned Ins post so has helped the potentialities of the Klein. and asked that the committee elect a University Police." he said. new chairman. Ted Shobe, Kohl Hall director, was Dale Shaffer, director of University "I would prefer to get sonic new appointed as residence programs Police, commended the committee leadership on the committee. It's representative to UPCAC by Fiyetta memberi for iheii efforts in healthy for us to get new direction," Paulsen, coordinator of residence publicizing crime reports and their Klein said. programs. assistance in compiling the ammunition study. BECAUSE ONLY four of UPCAC's SHOBE replaces Jennifer King, nine voting members attended the Chapman Hall director, who resigned Shaffer said that he would like to meeting, which was the last scheduled hei position because she is leaving the see UPCAC move in the direction of session of the 1975-76 academic year. University. crime prevention next year. Five topics . . . President Gerald R. Ford will speak in Anderson Arena early Monday evening, marking the first time in the University's history that an incumbent President has visited here. Ford will travel 250 mies from Cincinnati to Toledo in a President Ford 20-vehide motorcade Monday in his final swing through Ohio Poll finds many confused about before Tuesday's primary. The exact time of his address will be announced later. candidates' stands on issues

Lebanon sees unsettled peace; Copyright by The Associated companies-an average of half the Those who named noncandidate Press. All rights reserved. people said Ihcy didn't know what Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey as their Iheir chosen candidate advocates. choice for president correctly picked NEW YORK (AP)-Economic Of those who claimed to know their his stand on Iwo of the five issues, clashes continue sporadically problems and crime top the list of candidate's position, the supporters of were wiong on one and split on the ' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-Syrian American-run oil refinery vital to President-elect Elias Sarkis. Americans' concerns in this election Rep. Morris K. Udall and Ronald others. • tumps and tanks brought peace to Syria. Despite JumMatt's tough stance, year, bul an Associated Press poll Reagan, and to a lesser extent. Sen. The interviews for The AP Poll were .northern and eastern Lebanon for the Arab diplomatic sources said the observers said his meeting with Sarkis found that more than half the people Henry M. Jackson, were right more made between May 8 and May I 5, Ihe 'first time in weeks yesterday. But Syrian air force was on alert to opened a crack in the wall of enmity are confused about where the often than wrong in picking Ihe same week California Gov. Edmund G. clashes continued in Beirut and the support the armored troops if they that has prevented talks between the contenders stand on major issues. candidate's stand. Brown Jr. and Sen. Frank Church rchief of Moslem militias said he would clashed with the Lebanese. Christian and Moslem camps. JumMatt However, this inability lo match Jimmy Carter's supporters were Ihe scored Iheir initial primary victories. ..not sit down to talks with his rightist The Phalange party said 10,000 had earlier met with Bashir Gemayel. candidates and issues may not be most likely to name ihe wrong stand Because the national perceptions of Christian rivals until the Syrians pull regular Syrian troops are in Lebanon son of rightist chief Pierre Gemayel. crucial lo Ihe campaign results: The for Iheir candidate on four issues. Brown and Church had not then taken k out of the country. in addition to some 6,000 Saiqa troops overwhelming majority of those Most did say correctly that he shape, the poll did not test their . The Syrian forces were reported under Syrian orders. Leftist and THE PIRATE RADIO run by the interviewed said the personal qualities supports government guaranteed jobs. supporters' perceptions. ^ marking time after their initial thrust - Palestinian estimates rose to 14,000. right-wing Phalange party lauded the of ihe candidate, not his stands on the Bul supporters of all the Democratic | * into Lebanon on Tuesday, evidently But the Defense Department in Syrian incursion as a move to issues, are more important in deciding contenders listed in Ihe survey said I * anxious to avoid a showdown with Washington called these reports "preserve legality." But Beirut radio, whom to support. correctly thai their candidate supports s leftist Lebanese troops massed on the "exaggerated." controlled by Moslems, broadcast The poll, taken for The AP by the such a program. Roper Organization of New York in PRESIDENT FORD'S supporters kroad to Beirut. JumMatt's call for a general strike Weather The main Syrian armored column SECURITY OFFICIALS reported today to protest what he called an the second week of May. demonstrates correctly named his stand on three 1 on the Damascus-Beirut highway was the Syrian presence in eastern and invasion. that even after 3V4 months of primary issues -l.u increased military spending, ! » stopped in front of leftist positions at northern Lebanon had brought almost It was not clear what impact the campaigning and intensive media against an amendment banning Mostly sunny today tad ' the key mountain pass of Dahr el total calm there. But clashes persisted move could have since government coverage of ihe candidates the people abortion and against breaking up the tomorrow. High today in the mid ' Baidar. about 20 miles east of Beirut. sporadically in Beirut and on other offices and most businesses have been still don'l know where Ihe candidates big oil companies. Most mistakenly and upper 60s and in the lower A smaller force was in the northern fronts and security officials estimated closed by the fighting. stand. said he favors transferring welfare back 70s tomorrow. Fair tonight with a low in the lower 50s. Chance of ( Akfcar region. about 30 persons were killed, most in The Palestinian leadership sent a to the stales. And as many of his predawn exchanges. formal request to Secretary-General ON EACH of the five major supporters were wrong as were right in rain near zero today and 10 per MsYRIAN-LED guerrillas of the Kama! JumMatt, commander of the Mahmoud Riad of the Arab League for issues-abortion, government naming his position on government cent tonight. taiqa organization were reinforced Moslem-leftist alliance, set his an emergency meeting of Arab foreign guaranteed jobs, welfare, military guaranteed jobs. He opposes such a I '.round the port of Sidon and a nearby conditions in a meeting with ministers to discuss the Syrian move. spending and breaking up the oil bill. Page 2/The BG News, Thursday. June 3,1976 /:' treaty may arouse old fears

WASHINGTON-Mention the word will be valuable in future arms control government-industry effort to dispel "nuclear," and the mind automatically talks. myths and distortions about the risks conjures a mushroom cloud. The fear Still, as Reagan surely can argue, the of nuclear actions and radioactive , consider biker's safety of nuclear holocaust drives new pact is at best a political safeguard calamity. governments into pacts and treaties over the mushroom clouds of our limiting nuclear explosions. The same mind. How do we know we can trust For example, the likelihood that a - An automobile, appearing unexpectedly from around a corner, fear drives a growing domestic the Russians to honor the deal? person would be killed by the strikes an oncoming bicycle. The rider is thrown off his bike and campaign to stop the use of nuclear accidental release of nuclear material suffers minor injuries. power to ease the energy shortage. AND, IN A sense, that's the kind of from a power plant is one in five A cyclist, distracted for just a moment by a passing friend, rides There's an odd linkage here, fraught question that bugs those who oppose billion, according to Dr. Dixie Lee into an unsuspecting pedestrian. Both suffer minor cuts and bruises with large political risks for those who the construction of nuclear plants to Ray. former chairman of the Atomic and the bicycle's wheel is badly mangled. challenge the merits of the fear on generate electrical energy to solve the Energy Commission. In a private talk Two bicycles, hurrying through a crowd, collide and topple into either count. energy shortage here in this country recently to officials of the Bechtel Corporation, a major nuclear plant the group of students. By signing the new Soviet-American nuclear negotiations with the Kremlin and in the oil-short, coal-short These are just a few of the commonplace accidents that take place treaty on peaceful nuclear tests. in 1958. countries rapidly acquiring nuclear builder, she urged greater efforts to know-how. How can we be sure, they gain public understanding of the facts , each week because of the lack of proper bike-riding regulations on President Ford will be required in the In terms of detente. Moscow's remaining days of the presidential concession is particularly notable. ask. that the plants are safe and that of nuclear energy campus. primaries to counter Ronald Reagan's Because the Soviets maintain a somebody won't use the technology to popular line that detente is but a continuing interest in peaceful nuclear make bombs? A PERSON living next door or . Because of the lack of proper traffic control devices for bicycles, one-way street for the Russians. explosions, whereas the US has The fact is the political safeguards downwind from a nuclear power plant. many bikes are damaged and a great number of riders find themselves Dealing with the Soviets, Reagan virtually abandoned such testing, and on nuclear knowledge are not nearly as Dr. Ray said, would get .013 millirems of radiation a year. The average person in the Health Center. argues, may threaten American hasn't conducted one for three years. reliable as the technical safeguards. in the United States already gets I 20 One possible solution to the problem is bike paths, which have survival. In other words, more American And this side of Utopia, theyII never be. So the question is whether we millirems a year from the sun and the proven successful at other universities. inspection teams should be going to the Soviet Union than the other way should give up and succumb to our natural environment. A few sun baths. At Ohio State, for example, cyclists are provided with a small, THIS TIME, Mr. Ford may be able to brag that detente is a two-way around. fears and suspicions or whether we Dr. Ray says, will give you about separate lane in many roadways, taking away some of the possibility street. The newly signed pact And while the Kremlin hasn't said it should go ahead and try to make the 1.000 millirems of radioactivity. of being struck by an approaching vehicle. Such a system can work establishes the principle of on-site is willing to extend on-site verification political safeguards at least here, too. inspection, something the US has to weapons tests, its acceptance of the trustworthy, if not foolproof. Persons who live in granite houses sought from the Russians ever since monitor system for nonmilitary In the nuclear energy field, that - or work in granite buildings get about By providing extra-lane bike paths on University roads and President Eisenhower first authorized experiments does set a precedent that would seem to suggest a combined 500 millirems because radiation exists sidewalks, cycling accidents could be drastically reduced, saving both in the stone. "A good many coal burning plants have a good deal more property loss and physical injury. radioactivity introduced into the atmosphere than ever would be More than 1,100 bicycles have been registered on campus this year permitted to happen from a nuclear alone, according to Parking Services, plus those registered in the last power plant." couple years that are still being used (licenses are issued for the life of the bike, not annually). Yet the administration has neglected to Likewise. Dr. Ray cited the fire at provide additional facilities for these students. the Browns Ferry nuclear plant as With the SI registration fee each bike owner must pay. some proof that safety systems can prevent additional facilities can be constructed.to insure the safety of riders. nuclear core melt-down and die release 11 of massive amounts of radiation. "No It should be the legal and moral obligation of the University to nucleai melt-down occurred. No protect all students, including the many who chose to ride bicycles. release of radiation occurred." It is about time they start doing it. The problem is getting the American public to deal rationally with nuclear energy as it has had to let's hear from you learn to deal with the automobile, the airplane, and the appliances in the The BG News welcomes and encourages all letters to the editor. Letters kitchen. My comment on other letters, columns, editorials or may address any Subject a student, faculty member or other reader feels the need to comment But dealing rationally with on. radioactivity and dealing rationally We ask, however, that all letters remain in good taste and In accord with with (he Russians arc both matters the laws of libel. No personal attacks on another person will be allowed. that will require Americans to deal ' The News maintains the right to edit or reject letters and columns. rationally with deeply ingrained fears. Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten and triple-spaced. They are the real mushrooms in the All letters and guest columns must indued the author's name, address and dank, dark coiners of our minds. telephone number and be signed. They can be dropped off or mailed to the ~ News J 06 University Hall. Letters are subject to verification. Copyright, 1976, Universal 1fllSm...»r»M0SJ Press Syndicate f f playing the old monopoly game

I WASHINGTON-On January 5th, that because Monopoly had been used "A LARGE company with a manufacture products that, as it Anspach and his Anti-Monopoly 1904, a Quaker woman named Lizzie as the name of this exact game, both formidable cdlection of patents and eventually turns out. may be entirely game have been pushed to the wall but I. Magie was awarded patent number in Indianapolis and in Reading and in ample financial resources can impose in the public domain.A small they haven't succumbed yet. 740,626 for an invention called "The Williamstown, Mass.. that it was, an insupportable burden, on a small competitor can stand the financial Landlord's Game." This game, therefote. in public domain and 1 enterprise by forcing it to defend its strain only so long before it succumbs Copyright 1976. The Washington according to Burton H. Wolfe (in Nicholas' couldn't protect it in any way." right to use techniques or to to its more powerful rival." Post-King Features Syndicate copyrighted articles in The San von Hoffman Layman testified in his deposition. Francisco Bay Guardian. April 23 and "So I changed the name in order to 30), is remarkably similar to the game have some protection." •f Monopoly which, as every good In the 1920s the names of the LeTTers little capitalist schoolboy knows, was properties weren't standardized. People used street names from the I can only speak of the many times the instructing only empty seats. Invented by Charles B. Darrow in I do not know how much 1913. locales they lived in. but Wolfe advising English Advising Office has assisted me was the well-known socialist believes that the depositions show how in the person of Trina Pajonk. I "politicking" is taking place in cutting Wolfe writes that instead of Baltic back the position ofEnglish advisor; and Pennsylvania Avenues and all the economist Scott Nearing who, still the streets of Atlantic City were It seems to me incredible, if not venture to guess that in four quarters, but, I am intelligent enough to guess names familiar to every middle-class living, says that he played it while a finally settled on. One of the people ludicrous, that this university can Trina has spent a minimum of eight member of the University of giving depositions even explained why spend several thousand dollars for a hours advising me. If there are at least that there is more at stake here than American child for the last 40-plus budget cutbacks. years, the real estate in Lizzie Magic's Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues seminar expounding on the necessity 300 English majors in this university, Finance around 1910. "The game was were selected as the cheapest of departmental advisors, and then that adds up to 2400 hours of advising It seems to me that the English game had names like Poverty Place, department, as a whole, is overworked Easy Street, Lord Blueblood Estates used to prove the anti-social nature of properties with the lowest rents: turn around and do something in four quarters--and this sounds like a and understaffed; by adding more and the Soakum Lighting System. monopoly." Nearing wrote in a letter "Because we had the neatest black preposterous like cut back the position reasonably valuable advising service! advising loads to professors, I fear the Wolfe says that Ms. Magie was a to Ralph Anspach. woman named Clara Watson and I of English advisor to part time. Furthermore, one cannot begin to students will be grossly underadvised follower of Henry George, the late As Wolfe has pieced together the think a couple of others (blacks who Realistically, this is a time of count the human element involved or even misled, as few professors can 19th century radical and single tax game's history from the depositions lived there). That's a black area. financial crunch everywhere; but also, here: Trina has the ability to assist a keep up with the constant changes advocate, which would explain why and other documents of public record Mediterranean and Baltic." in reality. I bdieve budget-trimming student with human understanding, made in departmental and college you can buy your way out of jail relating to the suits, The Landlord's can be done dsewhere. Since this is an efficiency, and personal under the rules of the game. She Game was taken up by people in WOLFE IS able to offer an academic institution, education is its concem-which are rarities in this requirements for English majors. Let's wanted to make The Landlord's Game Delaware. Maryland, New Jersey, New explaination as to why Marvin Gardens primary function. If the budget must impersonal age at most higher learning face it: Trina is an expert. She is the as true to life and realistic as she York and even Michigan and Indiana. in the game isn't spelled as the real be cut, reduce things, not people, not institutions. One of the prime reasons rudder and the guiding force for could. In that era people made their own Marven Gardens In Atlantic.City. He services, least of all. vital people, vital I came to BG was this personal touch, English majors and I dare add. the glue boards on linen or oil cloth and slowly uses the misspelling as evidence services. this personal interest in the student. If that holds us together at times. THE NEWS that Monopoly, the changed the rules. tending to show that Charles B. Since transferring to BG four this aspect of student life goes at BG, If this university cannot find some game that celebrates the more As Lizzie Magie had invented the Darrow didn't invent Monopoly but quarters ago and. as an English major. certainly, the university will be way to finance Trina's position at full, swinishly illegal aspects of our game the players couldn't buy the copied it. misspelling and all. from time because of its very- value and economic system, may have been properties on the board, but others. importance. 1 intend to go invented by socialists comes as a result somewhere in the Scott Nearing period Hundreds of articles have appeared me BG news higher-Board of Regents, State of several law suits. In 1973 Ralph the rule was changed so that a player everywhere attributing the game to Senators, the Governor-to find out Anspach, a professor of economics at could bid for them. The name got Darrow. Wolfe has only been able to why. It would seem wise that Dean San Francisco State University, began changed, too, from The Landlord's find one giving Lizzie Magie credit. It Eriksen and this university begin to marketing something called Game to Auction Monopoly and then appeared in The Washington Star on EDITORIAL STAFF re-evaluate the priorities at BGSU-the editor Joseph f. wallet u students? Anti-Monopoly. The to Monopoly. Jan. 28, 1936 with a headline reading: menefina editor keein b. mecray "Buit-The-Trust!" Game. and "Designed to teach game of nm sdilor patncia a. rhomm Michael A. Cinolotac promptly got busted with a trademark ANOTHER PLAYER of that era monopoly was first mown as editorial editor jamea a. duiewski 433 Thurstin infringement suit by Monopoly's was Rexford Guy Tugwell who would Landlord's Game." wire editor William p. aeundere makeup editor robert w. boftel manufacturers, Parker Brothers, which later become a close advisor of None of this necessarily has bearing eports editor willn c. eetep The BG News welcomes all is subsidiary of the Fun Group Franklin Roosevelt's and an important on whether or not General Mills is the photo editor lance a. wynn letters to the editor and opinion Division of General Mills (1975 sales: figure in the New Deal. One of legal owner of Monopoly. Parker copy editor ehertea |. eckitem columns. Letters may comment $2308,900,000). Tugwell's students, Priscilla Brothers paid Lizzie Magie $500 many on any other letter, column or The case is in litigation and a Robertosn, gave Anspach a description years ago for her patent. Other people BUSINESS STAFF editorial. newspaper column is no place to of how folks thought of the game back in this complex chain have received business meneaer douplat e. blank Letters should be a maximum pronounce judgment on such a then: payments in return for relinquishing odverttsina meneaar eoidon t. savre of 300 words, typewritten. We ask complicated matter. It may turn out "It was considered a point of honor their claims and, according to Wolfe, ealea menatar rynne d. manek that columns be no more than that General Mills and its Fun Group not to sell it to a commercial for keeping their traps shut about it. four typed pages triple-spaced. Division have dear title, but that manufacturer, since it had been There is one very nice touch The BO Newt >i published Tuesday! dim Frideya during the regular school yew. and The News maintains the right n't make the depositions, as worked out by a group of single taxers though, that Wolfe has come up with. onee e week durimj the Dimmer sessions, undar authority of die Publication! Committee to edit all submissions that exceed •ibed by Wolfe, any less who were anxious to defeat the It seems that one of the people who of Bowling Green Stele Umvercity. Oplnlone eup maid in editorial cartoons or other columns in the Newt do not these limits, with respect to the fascinating capitalist system." played the game or a variant thereof in neceeeenty reflect the opinions of die University Administration, faculty or staff or the laws of libel and proper taste. Whatever the reasons Lizzie Magie In the 1920s, however, a Daniel W. the 1920s was a certain professor of State of Ohio. Opinions expressed by cdumnietB do not iiteaiBiav reflect the opinions Letters and columns must had for patenting her game, making Layman Jr. had a company called economics named George W. Stocking. of The BO New*. Editorials In the BO News reflect dw opinions of die majority of include the author's name, address money doesn't appear to have been Electronic Laboratories, Inc. He co-authored a book called mem ken of die BO Newt Editorial Board. Editorial and Business Offices and phone number, and may be one of them. She seems to have taught manufacture sets of the game under "Monopoly and Free Enterprise" in / 106 Umvenily Hell mailed to the Editor, co The BG It to other Quakers, single taxers and the name of Finance. "I understood which these words appear: Phone 372-2003 News, 106 University Hall. people of a leftist ilk. one of whom from various attorney friends of mine Thursday, June 3. 1976. The BC Newi/P*e 3 Home ec faculty supports revamping

day in review By Demit J. Sidowski two divisions, dividing the BOTH DIVISIONS will and Community Services, or have cluster coordinators, SufT Reporter faculty in half; however. be "mutually independent." Rothe said. but will have a program "All programs, courses and under a division head. The task force's job will director assigned by the From Associated Press Reports The home economics student services under the Rothe explained. Both be to consider the May S division head. faculty "indicated a general home economics division heads will act as plan of reorganization and Direclors of programs in THE QUESTION OF HONOR was leadership" Juan Carlos has demonstrated support" of plans by department will continue as home economics reassignment. "consult the College of Health and unavoidable, and Army Secretary Martin in the six months since he ascended to University Provost Kenneth currently constituted." co-chairpersons and will be within and without the Community Services will R Hoffmann'* graduation address was the Spanish throne. W. Rothe and David G Under the new program, selected from outside the University with all parties continue to be appointed by written to meet the subject head-on amid FJsass, Dean of the College child and family studies as home economics affected." suggest the dean of tliat college on the widening cheating scandal that could of Education, to redesign well as nutrition and food department by Elsass, adjustments in the plan, if the division head's advice, be the worst in the US Military the home economics management will be under Rothe added. seen as necessary and to he added. Academy"s history. THE CINCINNATI City Council is department, according to one division and resource present by Jan. I. 1977 a Roihe emphasized that An Army spokesman said in West tossing and turning like the uneasy Rothe. management and consumer A special task force also program for implementation the nome economics faculty Point. NY. Tuesday that the secretary sleepers it is trying to help with its In a meeting with the services, textiles, clothing will be formed to be in of the May 5 plan as soon as supponed the plan, would spend the evening polishing his consideration of what to do about home economics faculty and design and teacher consultation with the deans possible. although there were a few speech on honor and might even work on excessive noise levels at night. yesterday. Rothe said the education will constitute of the College of Education Rothe said each division who wanted to look at it it until delivery time yesterday before Complaints from citizens about department will be split into the other division, he said. and the College of Health will not consist of clusters more closely. about 800 graduates, their parents, their nighttime noise come principally from friends and the rest of the cadet corps. two sources. The first source is Graduation came a day after the motorcycles, trucks and drag racing. Former SGA president supports Reagan 174-year-old academy reported that the The second is the outside condensers number of juniors who allegedly cheated which are part of central air conditioning By Cyndi Bloom been named college "Reagan has experience was in Congress he did not a local level. She currently is on a graded, take-home computer units. Air conditioning in factories, Staff Reporter chairman of Ohio Citizens in executive politics. During am-, i people and programs. secretary of the University problem had nearly doubled. Tuesday hospitals and other large installations in for Reagan. his term as governor he he just looked into College Republican Club. was also the day that a cadet asked a residential neighborhoods coninbute to W. Randall Hathaway, Hathaway is former directed activities of other programs to see if they were federal court to outlaw the honor code as the problem, but home air conditioners former president of Student chairman of the University people." Hathaway said. worthwhile. Ford's past SHE SAID if Reagan unconstitutional. draw the most complaints. Government Assoc.. has College Republican Club. "When President Ford actions show that he cannot doesn't win the Republican City Council's intergovernmental tell people what to do." nomination in August she affairs committee Tuesday rejected a Hathaway added. will continue to work for proposal which recommended an anti-noise Alcoholism program offered the Republican party and A GROUP calling itself "Revolutionary ordinance, claiming it would be too hard HE SAID it was not at all ihe candidate they name. Cell - Brigade Ulnke Meinhof" claimed on the air conditioning industry. By Kevin Coffey alcoholism in our Tins program includes difficult lo achieve his new responsibility yesterday for bombings community. Alcoholism guidance counselors, school position because he was in Hathaway said he might that injured 16 persons at a US Army K The Wood County continues to be the number board members. a contact with people on the suppoit a Democrat for headquarters in Frankfurt. West Alcohol Abuse Program is one drug problem and is work-study coordinator, Reagan committee to try lo president if Reagan does not Germany. PRESIDENT FORD predicts he will designed to provide high on the list of health teachers, a principal, a get Reagan to speak on win the Republican And Ihe destruction of two trucks by "do well" in the New Jersey and Ohio counseling and assistance to problems." University professor and a campus. nomination. arsonists at a nearby US Air Force base Republican primaries next week and says people suffering from a Several educational local reporter. "It was nothing I was "If Ihe Democrats put up yesterday morning prompted the Air his momentum is building in challenger disease which plagues close efforts are offered through looking for. it was one of their frontrunners, Force to join the Army in tightening Ronald Reagan's home slate of to nine million Americans. the program. Workshops are Media also plays an something I was asked to 111 consider it." he said. security at all West German bases California. Having only been in provided to various facilities important role in the do." he said. In a letter addressed to The Associated "It encoutages us to believe we can get existence for a little more and programs were alcohol abuse program. Last Hathaway said he thinks Press and mailed in Frankfurt, the group the nomination on ihe first ballot." he than two years, the program presented at 12 schools. year. 12 radio spots, six He said his job entails there is a strong youth n> said "the Revolutionary Cell laid bombs said yesterday during a White House last year secured fund On campus, three television spots and four organizing the Reagan movement for Reagan, not in the headquarters of the US-impenalisl briefing for New Jersey reporters. allocations from the Ohio residence halls weie sites of special appearances on other campaign on Ohio so much in this area but in occupation army, the European nerve Asked how he expected to fare in the Department of Health and workshops involving local programs were made by campuses, and he has northeast Ohio and center of NATO and all US secret three major primaries next Tuesday. Ford the Wood County and regional resident members of the program. appointed Cynlhia A. Cincinnati. services, and in their officers club." replied: Commissioners. advisers, hall directors and Future goals for the Mangum. sophomore as the West German authorities said they "My best judgment is that we'll do well Last year, the program deans of students. program include better University Reagan "To be honest I think were holding three suspects in the attack. in New Jersey; we'll do well in Ohio. ran a campaign to introduce Also visited was Penla counseling service, referral Campaign chairman. Reagan will come in second, We're the underdog in California, but I do their services to surrounding County Vocational School and preventative education, Mangum said she is in but he is making such a have some momentum going there." communities and ask for where students with an occupational alcoholism favor of Reagan because of strong statement that I funds from the health alcoholic parents were program and increased space his plans to increase think he will influence the CONSUMERS hunting for bargains at department budget. involved in a series of 10 and personnel to meet national defense and desire Republican platform set up the grocery store during May found slim discussions. caseload demands. to put government back on at the national convention." pickings, as prices took their steepest ALEXANDER SOLZHENITSYN says CURRENTLY. the climb in well over a year, an Associated Americans are too concerned with petty program receives federal THE ALCOHOL abuse Press market hasket survey shows. freedoms and materialism. funds and houses a program is very active with The AP drew up a random list of 15 self-supporting court respect to area high school commonly purchased food and nonfood Solzhenitsyn. exiled from his refenal service. The students. Last year, the items, checked the price at one homeland for criticizing Soviet policy, program is headed by Philip program sponsored 11 supermarket in each of 13 cities on March said Tuesday that his criticism of the Martin, director of alcohol students at the 1975 I. 197.? and has rechecked on or about United States was meant to be abuse. Teenage Institute on the start of each succeeding month. constructive. A spokesman for the Alcohol and Drugs held at The author, who has lived in the program explained that Ohio Wesley an University. The latest survey showed the greatest United States for more than a year, made prevention was the key An education committee number of increases at the meat counter. the remarks in Stanford. Calif., after purpose of the program. also has been formed to The price of a pound of pork chops went accepting the American Friendship "We try to educate people help consultants accomplish up at the checklist store in nine cities, Award at Stanford University. to the problem of the goals of the program. with increases generally ranging between He chastized the press for "being too 10 and _>0 per cent. A pound of meat concerned with gossip." unions for frankfurters went up at the checklist "disrupting the lives of people." pacifists store in seven cities, with increases in the for "not defending what they believe" 20 per cent range. and teenagers for "wasting time."

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"THE BRINK'S CASE is solved." said SPAIN'S KING Juan Carlos I began a police director Rene Daigneault after bicentennial visit in Washington. DC. announcing the anest of eight persons yesterday with a pledge to end and the recovery of more than $100,000 authoritarian rule in Spain by creating a he said was stolen in the $2.8 million system of "authentic liberty." holdup nine weeks ago. In an address to a joint session of "We know it was the money that came Congress, the 38-yearold monarch said a from the Brink's holdup because of the chief goal of his reign is to ensure that serial numbers and the way they were every Spaniard "has full scope fot wrapped." said Daigneault. political participation without discrimination of any kind." He said one or two suspects may have Juan Carlos, the first Spanish head of been missed in the raids Tuesday in state ever to visit the United States, Montreal and the Laurentian Mountains, earlier received a red carpet welcome at "but well get them in the long run." the While House, and President Ford endorsed the king's efforts to move Spain Police killed one alleged member of the into the West European political gang, John Slawvey, on May IS during a mainstream. raid. With thousands of spectators gathered A number of weapons and equipment at the White House lawn yesterday for monitoring police broadcasts were morning. Ford praised the "wise and able seized during the raids, the police said.

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Phone 357 9378 Li'oung Office at Cht'rr y »vood Club 8tli & High St. 14/Thc K News. Thuradiy, June 3.1976 Candidates look to Ohio heavy campaigns still By The Ameiated Press Tuesday, was forced to spend most of a news scheduled in Ohio. conference yesterday Reagan will arrive Frank Church and Morris dodging questions ot Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in Columbus, then fly to K. Udall exchanged whether he believed Udall Akron and Cleveland where positions on who should should pull out of Ohio's he will attend a rally for remain active in the primary. Buckeye State as they captive nations. On Sunday, campaigned in Ohio "If I had run in a series of he will speak in Dayton and Cincinnati before returning yesterday. The third major primaries and not won. I contender, Jimmy Carter, would recognize that the to California which holds a planned to fly into the state convention would not turn primary the same day as Ohio. later. to me," Church said. Did that mean Udall should President Ford and withdraw? Church replied: M. Stanton Evans, Ronald Reagan Armed up "I would have to leave that chairman of the American plans for weekend to his judgment." Conservative Union, appearances to enhance announced in Columbus their chances for delegates IT WAS just the opposite Wednesday that the group from Ohio in the of last week when Udall, planned an unauthorized, Republican presidential Church and Carter were independent campaign on primary June 8. attending a labor leaders Reagan's behalf beginning convention in Cincinnati this week. Ford could obtain 97 and Udall, a representative deleptes if he won in the from Arizona, strongly Ford will arrive in 1 23 congressional districts recommended that Church Cleveland late Sunday to and at the at-large level step aside in the Ohio speak to the National while the former California primary to avoid any split in Conference of Christians governor is seeking 73 the liberal vote between the and Jews. He'll fly to Cincinnati to sleep before Losing their balls is one of the hazards golfers face, and pond, found 485 golf balls yesterday. The delegates. pair. Church declined. taking a motorcade from but it has turned into a nice money-making University will buy back the balls, and the two hours Pirate the scuba divers spent were probably well worth it. CARTER, the former Udall, who is far from the southwestern Ohio city proposition for H. Dave Brown and Jim Otley. both (Newsphotoby Daniel Ho) Georgia governor who is the overtaking Carter in to the northern border city treasure? juniors, who. in the process of cleaning up the lagoon frontrunner for the delegate support but yet the of Toledo in a 12-hour trip. Democratic presidential closest in number, failed to nomination as the last set of win a primary bid Tuesday. primaries are held on He continues to insist that Ohio will be a true test of Model railroader expends time to get perfection Tuesday, was to sleep in Cleveland before conducting strength between Carter and ot ll lakes about an hour lo a news conference today, himself. By Midide Lesie No, Woodend is not a gradually went trom box "That's the great thing three distinct types town-shrinking magician. He models to building from about this hobby." he said. rolling hills." he said. construct each tree, in attending rallies in the which liny holes are drilled In Columbus yesterday. One upstairs room at is a model railroader who scratch." "There are so many facets." suburbs of the state's largest and pieces of fern are Udall responded to Church: Harry T. Woodend's house takes his hobby seriously. SOME MODEL "You have to be a kind WOODEND describes his ctiy and they traveling to Inserted lo resemble pine "I'm going to heed his at S07 S. Main St. holds an "There arc toy trains, and tailtoadcrs even build their of architect to design the own layout as a "diarania. Akron, Canton and Dayton. branches. advice as much as he heeded entire town-complete with then there is model locomotives from scratch, models in the first place," a scenic representation mine to stay out of Ohio." lumber mill, railroad, and railroading." he said. "I've Woodend, a Toledo teacher, he said. along with a functioning Sen. Church of Idaho, HE IS particularly proud who won a primary on Both candidates have even hills and trees. always built models. I said. A solid benchwork must model railroad. be under the layout to It is a hypothetical town, of a railroad trestle which ,»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< prevent the building and based loosely on the town he constructed in the same railroad tracks trom shifting of Farmington. Maine, he way a real structure of the and the electrical explained, and it "reflects a period would have been DORSET'S SUMMER components from working late I920'l setting." built. loose, he said, so carpentry It also reflects time and The trestle contains bOO SPECIAL skill is also required. patience. plastic pinpoint castings and DRUGS Some geological One building, a hotel nearly 500 metal nails that •••••••••••• knowledge also is necessary complete with minute simulate the real nuts, washers and nails that SUMMER REXALL SALE 2 BEDROOM for creating authentic scenes occupants and furniture, NOW IN PROGRESS of specific geographic areas. took about four months to would have been used in FURNISHED "For instance, there arc build, he said. building a full sized trestle, APARTMENTS he said. ENDS SUNDAY, JUNE 6th Woodend said he spent ■T^^^ 00 two years researching and MOO per month WAYNE building ihe lumber mill, DORSEY DRUGS which look the "best of 500 E. 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Columnist campsite in Ohio for those who don't have the necessary circulating petitions to place people trap as a hobby and ihe Ohio electorate favor a "These animals must be equipment for camping, or just wan: to try it for the first the issue of the steel jaw don't have time to check ban on the traps. controlled," Zachrach said. In a little more than a week, most University students time. leghold trap on the their traps that often." "If then populations are not will be home lor the summer, leaving another year of November Ohio ballot. larry L. Zachrach. fur controlled by irapping, exams, papers and lectures behind. So what is there to do THE STATE parks that rent these sites arc: Blue Rock. Leghold traps are The committee is buyer and owner of many annuals will die from on the weekends or during those days off from the summer Findlay. Grand Lake St. Mary's. Punderson. Stonelick and relatively inexpensive and advocating the use of Zachrach's Trading Post in disease oi nervation. Which job? For Ohioans. there's plenty. West Branch. Each campground has 28 rental sites and are commonly used in Ohio instant kill traps or box Napoleon, takes a different is more humane'" If you're into fishing, you'll be happy to heat of the charges S7 a night, with a $7 deposit in advance to trap raccoons, muskrats traps that capture animals view ill' the issue. FishOhio program initiated this season by Gov. James A. and fox. The ttaps are very alive and uninjured. About 4.000 petitions Rhodes and his administration. The program hopes to Ohioans can also rent one of 4Kb state cabins or one of painful for the animals, Petkwitz said. Trappers will "NINETY-NINE pei cent hjie been sail lo parts of double fishing opportunities in Ohio in the next five years. 380 lodge rooms in various state parks in Ohio. Prices range according to Darlene probably favoi the instant of the trippers run then Ohio mgathet ihe necessary The FishOhio program proposes to provide: annual from SI5 to $26 a night in the lodges, and $1? to $35 a Petkwitz. treasurer of the kill traps as they are less traps regularly eterj 3 0 7.000 signatures, fishing contests and trophies for each of Ohio's c"9 species night foi a cabin, depending on the season. Ohio Committee for expensive than the box morning, and they set thou Petkwitz »aid Petitions of game fish; expansion of farm pond fishing opportunity; The backpacker in Ohio might want to walk one of two Humane Trapping (OCHT). Haps, she said. Steel bars traps in water so (lie animal mutt be filed with the more fishing access to urban anglers; improvements of fish state trails in southern Ohio The animals may be break the animal's neck drowns and is nol left to Secretary of State by Aug. habitat; improvements of stream access and lake access; and Zaleski Trail, in Zaleski Stale Forest offers a 21.7 mile legally held in the traps as when it enters this type of suffer," Zachrach said. 4. keeping Ohioans informed of the program. hike on a trail only two years old. The Shawnec Trail passes long as .'0 hours. Petkwitz trap, resulting in instant through the Shawnec Wilderness area for 42 miles and has said, explaining that Ohio death. THERE IS hope that this program will improve Ohio's Zachrach admitted thai eight primitive sites. Both trails are well-marked, but the law requires trappers to only muskrats can he Interested persons should already excellent fishing, meeting the demands of a growing hiker must first remember to obtain a free permit and check their traps every 30 contact Sandra Rowland. number of anglers. Leghold traps have been drowned tins way because register at the respective park to receive rules of the trail. hours. outlawed in Florida, raccoon and foxes must he 12810 S Dixie Hwy.. For the camper. Ohio offers 7.600 campsites in 46 Massachusetts, parts of New Irapped in shallow water or president of OCHT. or state-operated campgrounds. At 12 of these parks, it is NO MATTER how you plan on spending your summer "THIS TIME limit is not Jersey and 14 European Darlene Poikwu/ PO Box possible to reserve a campsite in advance for a $1.50 fee. OK land "What these people days outdoors. I'd recommend picking up a copy of ihe easv to enforce and animals countries, she said. (OCHT) don't realize is that 91, Bowling Green. The minimum reservation period is two nights, the longest Outdoor Guide published by The Cleveland Piess and is two weeks. Reservations will only be taken Mondays edited by the highly qualified Press ouldoor writer, Jim through Fridays, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Dudas. Mailed requests should be sent at least a week in advance to Ford liaison 'reconnects presidency' insure a return confirmation. The Guide contains 208 pages of information of fishing, By Cyndi Bloom the responsibilities of his Baroody said in reference to Chancel are dim for The state parks participating in the program are: Cowan camping, boating and backpacking in Ohio, and is truly an Staff Reporter office and the policies of Ford's office of public Ford's food stamp reform Lake. Delaware, Dillion, East Harbor. Hocking Hills. asset to any Ohio outdoorsman. President Gerald R Ford. liaison, an office created in measures lo pass iluough Hueston Woods. Indian Lake. Lake Hope, Mohican. To order the publication, send $2.2$ to Public Service Bill Baroody. public Baroody said he was a September 1974. Congrats, Baioody said, Pymatumng. Salt Fork and Stonelick. Bureau. The Cleveland Press. Cleveland. Ohio 44114. liaison assistant to the liaison between the Baroody explained thai explaining thai a "change in Keep in mind that campsites don't have to be reserved at There's plenty to see and do in the outdoors of Ohio. President spoke to the President and Ihe public and ihe President does nol plan ihe complexion" of these state parks. Half of the sites still remain on a first Take advantage of it before you find youiself back in the Bowling Green Chamber of everyone in the "private any major changes in Congress would be come, first serve basis. classroom next September. Commerce yesterday about sector", those not welfare policy in the neai necessary I'oi Ihe Presidcni's concerned with publications iulure because of the policies lo pass. or in public life. economic situation of the I ocal officials are needed Cancer linked to estrogen medication Baroody said the country. He said national lo get revenue sharing President and members of health care was anothei policies moving, Baroody BOSTON (AP)--Cancer of depression-all common menopause has increased Mack studied women at a women who take estrogen his cabinet have held policy that would have lo said He explained that the the uterus has increased symptoms of menopause. rapidly, he said. Across the retirement community near during menopause. meetings around the wait for the President's enactment expires in dramatically in the early United States, the dollar Los Angeles and found that Mack found that the risk country with local attention. Decembei 1976, and 1970s and researchers say it THE FINDINGS "give value of the drug prescribed no drug except esttogen was of cancer was less if women governments to "try to put However, he said lliat wiihoui local support probably results from the evidence for a rapid increase in 1973 was almost four associated with the disease. look the drug in monthly into place a process of Ford has proposed revenue sharing may popular prescription of in incidence of a magnitude times higher than 10 years cycles with intervals of four reconnecting the presidency legislation to tighten become "slop and start." estrogen to women going that has rarely been earlier. Other studies published or more days when they and the people in various eligibility rules and Ford will be speaking on through menopause. paralleled in the history of in tccent months conclude used no estrogen at all. But walks of life." consolidate programs in the campus on Monday, June 7 A study to be published cancer reporting in this THE SECOND study, the chance of getting even when the dose was welfare area. in Anderson Aiena today says this form of country," the authors of the directed by Dr. Thomas M. ulerine cancer is five to low. the risk increased "THIS COULD be the cancer increased at least 40 statistical study said. Mack of the University of seven times grcatei among threefold. beginnings of new politics." per cent and as much as 150 Dr. Noel S. Weiss, the Southern California, per cent among middle-age leader of a research team at concluded that there is "a ************ GREEN VIEW APTS. women between 1969 and the University of HAMPTON high level of statistical * SEWING I NOW RENTING 1973. 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DISCOUNT DRUGSTORES) • '• Pre-,1 n| (ion Servii e I i ' ,1,1V S lill rOUl Proscription '>VtAL*\ Pege 6/The BG News, Thursday. June 3,1976 DEADLINE British pound foils, economic strategy threatened Tomorrow is the deadline for editorial staff applications for LONDON (AP)-In one of The pound dropped over have blamed the year-long markets all have inflation made nervous by the plan for voluntary wife the sharpest plunges ever, three cents yesterday, decline largely on Britain's rates of less than 10 per morning drop. Firms restraint. Tride unions are summer quarter. All persons the sickly British pound closing at 11.7213. Dealers inflation, the highest in the cent. dependent on buying supposed to limit raises to sank to record lows said the dive was one of the industrialized world. The Dealers said yesterday's material abroad are templed 4.5 per cent for the next 12 applying must sign-up for interviews yesterday, threatening to steepest ever in a single British have brought their drop was triggered by orders to buy foreign currency as a months. wreck the Labor day's trading. Normally the inflation down over the past from Switzerland to sell hedge against a further drop The drop in the pound, by Monday. A sign-up sheet will be government's economic pound's rate changes by year from 26 per cent to pounds and convert to Swiss in the pound. however, threatens that posted in the News office, strategy and perhaps to only a fraction of a cent in 18.9 per cent, but the major francs. Sellers were not plan. The cheaper pound bring down (he government any one day. industrial nations competing named but Arab oil THE DROP of the pound buys less abroad, and 106 University Hall. itself. FINANCIAL sources against Britain for world producers are among the was a major blow to the Britain must import half its clients who deal through government and its food and most of its Swiss banks. economic strategy. industrial raw materials. They said a second selling The key to the This means higher prices, Dancers encounter problems at festival wave in the afternoon came government's inflation making the unions less from big British companies control program has been its willing to restrain wages. By Donndl White decorative originality and area had been blocked by competition that our dance during competition our creativity of booths boxes, cables, wires 3nd was too long and that we group had been dancing on Tan* 1301111 finnnn lira Gloria R. Hart, director of arranged by the ethnic other material. would have to reduce it to stage for 30 minutes before DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE nunri jrirree "jfing the University Lugha-A- groups and also in folk "When I asked the five minutes or be the technician turned on naPinnfinnTina^ea naauaaaa JJJ'JIJ Maisha Dance Ensemble, dances performed. The director, who was in charge disqualified." Hart said. our lights." :iu i i J.'J-iu M J H'l n •!'! I'U t -i.J I I said the group encountered University group of the dance competition, Hart says that the only ULlUilll I I I I'l JJ1 "undue harassment, represented Africa in the to have the area cleared," SHE SAID that the other encouraging encounter at nrtalC aggravation and racial dance competition. she said, "I was told thai groups complained about the festival was when the 48 CoeaefMaoa* t» Weecamuruv noun iiniqu prejudice" while there was nothing that the time restrictions of the ensemble was congratulated nuucociH HWliimUOM could be done." by an ambassador from torurwriiar rnnnnniounn -IHMUM participating in the IKlh "ON THE first day of dance competition, but 51 Again niii'in MI:II«UM int'icii-i Hart said the dance MC« "_ HGIIQ UUUUH iiuuu Annual International competition we were not those groups had been Swaziland, located in 54 Forward ensemble had to clean the Southeast Africa. 55 Actor Paul It Jechet aseteml Festival held May 14. 15 informed of where we were informed about the 24 Shock M NUM. PnAi and 16It the Toledo Arena. to dress or where the other stage area before competing restrictions on the previous The Lugha-A-Maisha $7 Type of flow 25 lUmained •0 III 27 City on the and that the same area was Dance Ensemble was ■ 5S Giv* forth Hait, graduate student in groups were meeting to Wednesday. » Man from Riga KM Grand* 29 Pappar again cluttered with junk formed in October 1975 by CO I'kreiruan nve. speech, chaiges that the discuss preparations for She also said that the 31 Distorted ensemble was verbally competition." Hart said. before their performances majority of the groups Hart. DOWN 32 Except . - 34 Mathematical the following nights. The group, which consists 1 Highly seasorsed abused by one of the "Even the festival performed much longer r ilrei or soups reeeJt "We had been present at 1 Thoroughfare 35 Sit* of harms festival dueclois because information personnel than five minutes without of 19 dancers and a defeat. 333 B.C * S* they had no) been informed claimed that they could not all rehearsals and had penalty. drummer, has applied for ■ 3 Famous opara 36 Harmful 3? Thofaptn. alar of the lime which they were help us " participated in the "The festival was membership in the Black ■ for one V 4 Potuc varb form to be on stage for the dress Hart said that before the pre-competilion dances and conducted unprofessionally Theater Alliance in an effort 5 Weurher 30 Car neraeeity 6 BnLuantred 3* " atone" 40 Wouldn't it h* rehearsal. first performance, the group yet wc were not told until and was very disorganized," to stay in contact with ACROSS 20 Sti 19 Building ' Typa of material doaac* Phraaa 10 minutes before actual Hard said. "At one point inlliicniial people in the 1 BtiuNiihi 41 Humdinger Competition was held for found their assigned stage 31 Glaze 30 Go cruising ft Eipartaat dty 43 I ntrr net it.ni I dance profession. 5 Glengarry roan 23 Marble 32 Hitontha deduction 22 Product ol noggin * Select truet t Ninoahotne *fj — gratia Hart said the only 13 Pert of the eye Kuwait 33 Hum 10 weeaay 24 Wall Street man 34 Wharf 47 Beannmnc requirements for 14 cloth

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Summer rates for 1-2-3-4 LOST AND FOUND Call Hager Studios. students. 352-7365. 353-5885. Only 3 days left until OZ LOST: 2 rings in restroom Senior Secrets are revealed. Apartments & rooms fall & of Hanna Hall Tues. 25th. 1 summer rentals. 352-7365. Alpha Gams congratulate gold wedding (date WANTED 6/16/72); 1 silver turquoise. Mary Beth & Gary on their SUMMER APARTMENTS. Substantial reward. Alpha Gam-Phi Tau 352-4671 or 352-1800. 352-6204 after 5. engagement. Best wishes 2 canoeing instructions. always. House to subl. 3 bdrm-4 W.S.I, certified. Over 21 man 52.50/man. Util. incl. preferred to teach HELP WANTED CONGRATULATIONS- See 122 Frazee Ave. after 4. mini-course in July in BG: 4 Snowball on being AXO wks. 2 sessions/wk.. 3 hrs. Drivers w/cars & waitresses. man of the year. BETA Furn. efficiency to subl. , ea. session inc. preparation. BROS. July 1. for sum. 352-7693 Apply in person. Crusty's Send resume & letter to : Pizza Pub. 532 E. Wooster. efter 7. Erie-Ana Council, AYH, Music majors!!! We buy & 304 N. Church St. BG sell used music texts & 4 bdrm. house to suM. for before June 20. DO NOT method books Little Olde sum. furn. $300/mo. E. Freelance Commercial apply in person. Music Shoppe. 138 N. Main, Wooster. Call 352-6160. Artist. Must have experience 352-0170. in cartooning or childrens House for rent for fall. 720 illustration. Knowledge of 1 m. rmmte. 76-77. 2-3486. FOR SALE Manv.lie. Call 352-9378. layout & paste-up helpful. Will be designing posters, 1975 Arlington 12x60 Preferred Properties renting , newspaper ads, & point or WANTED: COOK TO 352-6978 Excel. cond. for sum. & fall. Special rates purchase. Call Lynn, COOK FOR FRAT. Parkview Ct. $300. For info. 352-9378. 419-475-8615. HOUSE. APPROX. 48 372-3946; Dan or 372-3746 1971 MGB A 1 condition. 1 bdrm. apt. to subl. sum. Jim. Tom. 352-1800 or qtr. Carpeted, a/c. laund.. Part time work M&F $4.52 352-4671. 810 Fourth. 352-6372. to $5.52 per hr. 2 f. to subl. this sum. Applications are being Must sell stereo. 23 in. COLORADO ROCKIES . accepted for anticipated 2-1617 or 2-1613. spkrs.. tape deck. Exc. mtn. home for rent; comp. openings occuring cond. $200. Call 2-3015. furn., sundeck, clubhouse, throughout year. Year pool. V. Sterr, 372-2181 or . 1 f. rmmte. needed for fall round work involved. Moving-must sell now 17 ft. 352-3759. Strenous physical exertion, thru spr. Sum. also avail. Sears upright freezer, Unico $80/mo. plus util. (ap. $5). loading & unloading parcels, large chest-type freezer, 2 bdrm. fum. epts. w/ec during early morning & late Joanne, 352-3287 or Joy. Gibson refrigerator, Maytag 352-2318. close to campus. $150/mo. eve, hrs. Applicants must be washer. Whirlpool gas dryer, plus elec. for sum. 352-5239 in good physical condition. both 2 yrs. old. Other misc. ot 823-7555 efter 5. 18 yrs. of age or older & not items. Cell 823-3246. ( otherwise gainfully 1 1. needed su. Own rm. 1 br. Trailer, beside campus., employed. Apply in person $50/mo. Lynn, 352-7294. 1967 Chevelle, good run. avail, sum. & fell. 241-9455 at the Ramada Inn, 2340 cond. Must sell immed. late even. South Reynolds. Toledo, O. $200. 352-4345 Sue. 43615. Room C. between 1 m. rmt. needed for fall New 1 bdrm. furn. apt.' | the hrs. of 9:30a.m. & 4:30 qtr. 2nd St. address. Cell Frig, good cond. big freez. $150/mo. util. incl., p.m. ONLY on Fri. June Jey. 352-3090. Reas. price. 2-5532. 352-8562. 4th, 1976. UNITED _,• PARCEL SERVICE. Equal Downtown 1 bdrm. 135/mo Opportunity Employer. F. rmmte for sum. Own GARAGE SALE-1042 Lynn subl. for sum. allutil. exc.' | bdrm. Ca.. 352-4507. Rd. Fri.. Set.. Sun. elec. Cell 9-5, 353-7945. efter 5. 352-2747. SERVICE OFFERED 2 slotted chrome wheels 3 m. rmmtes. Own rm.. near with new tires Must sell 2 bdrm. apt. to subl. tor campus. 352-4013. Call 352-6642. between 3*7 p.m. sum. a/c, leund. Winthrop EMPA Emotional & North, Summit St. Material Pregnancy Aid. We Stereo receiver with 352-9170. cere. 352-6236 MJ.F 1-3 speakers. Excellent p.m. T., W., Th.. 6:30-9:30 condition. Best otfer. Subl. house, 2 bdrm. house. p-m. PERSONALS 352-6642. $350/sum. 352-1270. Thursday, June 3. 1976, The BGNewi/Fafe 7 local briefs Democrats vie for Ohio delegates COLUMBUS (AP) - California has more delegates at now cited as the magic number tor a first ballot victory in will have 48 delegates coming into Ohio, the low among the stake, but Ohio could be the state to put presidential New York in July. candidates running in Ohio. 'Midnight Special' hopeful Jimmy Carter over the top in his quest for a first Although 1,505 delegates are needed for nomination, it A program enlitled "Midnight Special" will be held ballot victory at the Democratic National Convention. would be extremely difficult for the party to deny Carter UDALL, meanwhile, has flatly predicted on more than Friday and Saturday from midnight to 3 a.m. in the The primary "Super Bowl" on June 8 has the surviving the crown if he went to the convention lacking only 300 one occasion that he will win Ohio. Part of this optimism is AmJIII Room. Democratic candidates vying for delegate support in Ohio. delegates. based on his near victory against heavy odds in neighboring The workshop is sponsored by the Mojo Theater California and New Jersey. But. Church and Udall have other ideas. And. there is Michigan. Workshop and is free and open to the public. Six candidates are on the statewide Democratic ballot in still hard core support for Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, Udall. who prefers to ignore the other candidates and Ohio, but the real contest for at-large and district delegates who also is on the statewide ballot along with inactive hammer away at Carter for supposedly being a shapes up as a three-man race-Carter, Sen. Frank Church of candidate Sen. Henry "Scoop" Jackson of Washington and "conservative." fared very poorly in the six primaries held Idaho and Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona. Ohio's "favorite daughter," Treasurer Gertrude Donahey. last week. Talk canceled Church, a late-entrant, has defeated Carter in all three of "His major stress is in Ohio." press aide William A psychology department colloquium speech that was IN CALIFORNIA, they must compete for 2110 delegates the primaries he has entered. Two of the victories came in Reishtcin insists. "He didn't campaign in those other scheduled for today has been canceled. Thomas on a winner -lake-all basis with the popular Gov. bdmund G. home state Idaho and neighboring Oregon, but he .also states." Verhave. was to be guest speaker for the lecture. Brown Jr., who has made a strong showing after his late captured heartland Nebraska Rcishtein says the ncai-nuss in Michigan revived the entry in the race. campaign and Mil 40 Udall workers, mostly volunteers, Phi Kappa Phi Ted Celeste, Carter's Ohio campaign manager, says flatly "CHURCH HAS shown he can beat Carter," says the into Ohio lor an all-out effort that the free-for-all for the state's 152 delegates will be the senator's Ohio political strategist Mark Pox. "We want to The annual initiation ceremony for the national key to Carter's first ballot chances and probably win that soft, nioilerate-lilx-t.il vole." UDALL SHARES with Carter the delegate support of scholastic honorary. Phi Kappa Phi. will be held at 2 "determine who gets the nomination." In taking that tact, howcvei. Church may well end up the so-called labor coalition which includes the United Auto p.m. Sunday in the Alumni Room. Union. And the well-organized Carter forces are confident. with taking more votes from liberal rival Udall than Caiter. with Workeis. Ihe Ohio I diuation Association and the United Speaking will be Dr. George Herman. Acting Dean of delegate slates in all 23 congressional districts, as well as a the end result being a boost for the former Georgia Sieclworkers District 27. the Graduate School. His lecture is entitled "The Death statewide at-large slate. He already has 903 pledged governor. Udall has the coalition's backing in most northern Ohio of Scholarship." delegates. "There's some dissention even among us (the campaign areas, while Carter is strong in the south. Significantly. Ihe But Celeste and other Carter backers daim the candidate staff! as to the effect of that." Fox concedes. labor group does not include the AFL-CIO or the Chemistry award is actually over 1,000 due to promises of support from The Church campaign will concentrate on a few I'eanislerv technically uncommited delegates and others in nonprimary designated areas; the preliminary strategy last week targeted Udall has won 308.5 delegates. Dennis H. Rainear, graduate student ol chemistry, states. the Toledo, Dayton and Cincinnati areas and some Remaining seniimenl for Wallace is unclear. The recently won the third annual Graduate Student Cleveland districts. candidate has not been in Ohio since April 1 and he has lost Research Award Competition for his work on the THAT MEANS a strong showing in Ohio and New Church must go this route because he qualified delegate lo Carter in southern slates where he won by wide margins stereospecific syntheses of potential anti-tumor agents. Jersey, which has 108 delegates, could give him the 1.200 slates in only 14 of the slate's 23 congressional districts. He in 1072. Tryggvi Emilsson. graduate student of chemistry, was second with his presentation on binuclear ruthenium and osmium dinitrogen complexes, and Audrey B. Rhodes, Exploitation, economy Caribbean problems graduate student of biology, finished third with her presentation of biological properties -of microtubules By Willie Slaughter contributions made by its resources had been (Europeans) do not want us services and education. from cells infected with herpes simplex. and unification of Africa Staff Reporter people, is bad," he said. emphasized. to get hold of our roots." under one government of "The system produces a The competition was sponsored by the University Lam is teaching a course scientific socialism. If large pcicentage of educated chapter of Sigma Xi. the Scientific Research Society of Whenever the Caribbean through the experimental "BECAUSE of the SAYING THAT news of Africans start building their unemployables. I think that < North America and the Graduate College. is mentioned, most people studies department called vicious circle of capitalism major African struggles have own industries and start is a backward educational 1 think of white sandy "Introduction to the as expounded " by the often been suppressed to taking care of their own system that does not '60's program beaches, a sky blue ocean, Caribbean". industrial nations, it is keep the public ignorant. needs, the markets that represent the needs of the pretty girls in bikinis, sun. Erroll A. Moore, I impciative that Mr. Viapree added. "When we depend on the resources ol masses of the people." "Welcome Back Class of '69," an oral interpretation rum, steel bands and University student and a Manley's course of action be make news, the negative is Africa will suffer. More program on events of the 60s, will be presented in the happily smiling natives. native of Jamaica, studied followed to slave off a played up while the positive countries are talking about Joe E. Brown Theatre at 6:30 p.m. Monday by the Despite its romantic setting, advance level economics at bloody revolution." he said. events are played down. contiolling iheir advanced oral interpretation class supervised by Dr. Lois some former icsidents of Cambridge University. Don I. Viapree, a 1973 Cuba has come up with productions and resources Cheney. professor, school of speech. the Caribbean say that Moore explained, "As graduate of the University work for everyone, and free than I 5 years ago." Admission is free and open to the public. serious problems exist. one writci said. 'It is bad to with a degree in marketing, health and educational Viapree said ihe The Caribbean is be a pooi country, but it is is a native of Aruba and a services. Major crimes have Europeans had set up a few- comprised not only of the worse to be a poor black former resident of Jamaica. been almost eliminated. token leaders in Jamaica. Percussion recital chain of islands enclosing country.' Jamaica is what Viapree said the history of Whenever you get little "The ruling elite always sil The College of Musical Arts will conclude its concert the Canbbean Sea. but also can be called an Jamaica did not reflect the news about something that on their own people on season with a percussion recital at X p.m. Monday in the the territories on the underdeveloped country. contribulions of native was formerly well behalf of the Europeans to Recital Hall, Music Bldg. mainland of South and "The economy of the Jamaicans. publicized, you know thai make suie they get some of The concert is free and open to the public. Central America. There are country is based on the "The original inhabitants progress is being made." the profits while the nine politically independent bauxite industry, tourism of Jamaica were Indians Viapree stressed that he Europeans get most of II.™ territories in the Caribbean, and agnculture. The who were dispossessed by was not trying to be a Ruppeit T. Griffith, a Dent officers with the remaining 33 or so productive resources are European colonizers. The spokesman for all persons of leaching fellow in Industrial non-independent territories foreign owned and way Jamaican history is African descent, but was Education and Technology. Members of the Wood County Democratic Campaign being US. British. Dutch controlled by people who laughi. Jamaica did not Committee and Democratic Candidates recently elected only expressing his own is a former resident of and French territories or are exploiting Jamaica and exist until after the arrival opinion. He called the officers for the I"76 county campaign. Trinidad. He said the colonies. In addition, thete demonstrating insensitivity of the Europeans," he said. struggles of hlack people Those elected are Allen R.. Baldwin, diairmarw..- educational system in are seven Latin* American to the problems of the aiound the woild "constant Trinidad is patterned alter bli/ahcth Walhndge. vice-chairman, Albert Newlove. countries in the region. country." Viapree said Jamaica has treasurer and Rachael Graham, secretary. and uncompromising." the British educational Dr. Ronald E. Lam. Discussing the 1073 a large black populalion, "These struggles are system. Griffith said ihe Any person interested in working with the campaign assistant professor in the emergence of the People's committee should call 352-5161. but that the absence of phases in the African majority of students are Science Library and a National Party under the Mack related curriculum in revolution with the primary receiving an education that former resident of Guyana, leadership of Michael Ihe schools did not reflect objective being Pan qualifies them lor hunted said there is comparatively Manley's program of (his because "They Africanism or the liberation positions in government Women for Women little information available Democratic Socialism. about the Caribbean. Moore said that local Women lor Women, a campus organization promoting control of economic *************** femimst perspectives for women, will be sponsoring a "NOT LEARNING about Pendleton women's literary publication next year. The organization the country that you are % WAYNE £ is looking for short stones, poems and graphics dealing born in. and the with the organization's theme for the publication. Realty I APARTMENTS 5 Staff members also arc needed for the publication * 724 Sixth St. ¥ which will be edited by Jams Pallister, professor of 319 E. Wooster romance languages. Those interested in working or writing for the publication should call 372-2281 for CRUSTY'S £352-3029 372-0052: more information. PIZZA Can still offer 2 bdrm. apts. NOW LEASING FOR FALL. in 4 different locations — A FEW UNITS LEFT AT *285 P/MO. $ Prices range from 170 — FOR 9 MONTH LEASE. -ft BETA'S : IS SORRY TO $ • ANNOUNCE 260 per month/w/special THESE ARE LARGE 2 BR—AIR THAT IT CAN WE TOOK BOTH rates for 3 person occupancy Jr COND, FULLY FURNISHED, NO LONGER C W/W CARPET, CABLE, DISPOSAL DIVISIONS IN A & B • TAKE CHECKS THIS QUARTER Please call us at r AND LAUNDRY FACILITIES WITHIN.. 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He added that if questions arose, Behind Ihe move were cash-flow problems late last Moore said that he and Putnam reached "basic he and Putnam would go into further discussion. season that forced delay in meeting team payrolls agreement" during discussion here Tuesday and that Putnam, who wants to put the club in Hollywood, several times. the proposal was in the hands of Milcti's attorney. Fla , was back in Atlanta today on other business. He added that any decision would require approval MOORE HAD said last week that he would decide THE SAME problem arose recently with Ihe both of himself and of the former owner of the World by June 17 whether lo try to operate the team here suburban Parma-based radio station WSUM in which Hockey Association team who also owns the next season, but he said it would take sale of 5.000 Moore holds a major interest. And Moore had to put suburban Coliseum in Richfield that the Crusaders •Mian tickets or a financial infusion from investors to up about S355.000 from his own pocket less than call their home ice do so. two weeks ago to dear the team of tax liens filed by ASKED IF a yes from Mileti meant the financially I he ticket figure would be nearly twice thai of the the Internal Revenue Service. But coach Parks is leaving Women netters have bright future By Sue Caser decided for the first time had combined season good, sound, fundamental worked their way up from had the ability to value Sports Writer this spring to drop the "B" records of 13-5. strokes. the "B" team to this year's good performances and the Inm and have a larger "A" Swick possesses one of The veterans of Ihis number one doubles innate sense of respect for Names such as Toni team. the most powerful year's squad were position. each others talent." (Meiss) Shet/.er and Pal two-handed backhand sophomore Mary Kurz and As "B" team members, Parks will be leaving the (Stager) Nosse were not THE SWITCH provided strokes of any learn Ihe senior doubles team of both seniors were singles University and giving up unknown by Bowling Green depth in meets with six member. Her "go get 'cm" Sue Rupert and Jonalec players Last season the Iwo coaching the tennis team for women's tennis followers in singles and three doubles attitude toward the game Wiandt. teamed up and with their a year as she plans to go to the early I'(70s matches. has made her a real Kurz'l exceptional skill, unorthodox style of play Kentucky to get her The numbei one and two But the majority of thil Competitor III her coach's determination and formed one of Ihe most doctorate degree. singles players respectively yeai's mulches were three eyes. analytical approach to the unlikely -to-succeed-but-did However. with tennis' were instrumental in leading singles and two doubles and game won her the number doubles combinations in popularity soaring, the Ihe Falcon ncltcrs lo the of the six "starlcrs." foul FOR NEVER having an one singles position for the Bowling Green tennis caliber of talent improving slate championship in 1971, weie playing BG tennis foi opportunity to play second straight year. history. and the availability of More recently, the 1975 just the first lime logcthei before, Rantala Rupert and Wiandt facilities increasing, it's not number one doubles team and Ziska proved to he a played BG tennis for four "I REALLY appreciated hard to see a brighter and of since-graduated Amy "I had a very highly "dynamic duo" and a very years and arc a classical the girls' altitudes this long-lasting future for Longley and current senior skilled group of kids this promising doubles team for "rags to riches" story. They year." Parks said. "They women's tennis. Judy Jeanctlc were year,'' Parks said "They Ihe Falcons / runncrs-up in the state were all hard-working Even as a new member of tournament held in Toledo individuals and line, decent the Item, junior transfer last spring. human being*." Patty Pilz became a natural The BG New£< Talent has always been Freshmen singles Barb leader. She is a prime plentiful on the BG rattd Swick and doubles Carol example of Parks' and head coach Janet Parks Rantala and Robin Ziska philosophy of winning with OPORTS Jonalee Wiandt Thursday, June 3, 1976 PageS BG team manager enjoys taking orders By Terry Goodman that LIKES getting bossed mound, bring out Ihe "But after Ball State it then kept it going for a Assistant Sports Editor around. hatting cages and then get would be real quiet in the 13 game winning streak. "I liked being around the the game balls, resin bags dugout." he continued. That's what keyed Ihe good There are two kinds of baseball team this year." and sunglasses. "Coach (Don) Purvis would MSOfl Jim Joyce's win. baseball managers. Stories said. "I do what say 'it's like a morgue in numbei I : in the sticak at In the major leagues, he is everybody tells me. Being a "THEN I can mess here' and then the players Notre Dame, was especially the head nun. He's the one freshman, I don't argue with around before a game and would speak up just lot a gratifying." that does all the yelling and the players and coaches, my generally get abused by the couple of minutes." What really made the assigns orders lo anyone bosses." players." Frustrations occurred difference between this within shouting distance. Stories has duties that Other duties include frequently as Stories being a good or great In collegiate baseball, the many people don't realize. cleaning dugouts, looking admitted, "Randy Law and season, though, was the loss title is changed. That same His job is time-consuming, for lost baseballs, keeping Chuck Black really got of Mike Hale on the manager is called the head usually 10 hours worth the items for players and down during the end of the pitching mff. coach. The second kind of day of a game. ' putting equipment away season when they made "He was throwing bailing manager is the bat boy, "1 get lo the park about afterwards. outs." practice and could only water boy and slave, all two hours before a game," Of course, being with Ihe Law and Black were two throw hall way (speed combined into one. Stories said of his daily learn daily, Ihe manager of the better hitters on the wise), when he tried routine. I line up Ihe noticed a change in attitude Falcon team this year, and pumping n up." Stories BOWLING GREEN'S helmets tin Ihe (dugoul) late in the season, when Ihe when two leaders can't said "It stalled hurting him baseball manager is Jim steps, stack hats in the rack, Falcons lost 11 of that last show composure, the whole then and we didn't sec him Sue Rupert Stories. He is one person set balls on Ihe plicher's 14 outings. team could panic as well. practicing the rest of Ihe "I think that the team They did season." was possibly looking past "THE FIVE wins in Even though Stones isn't Ball Stale, and then we were Cincinnati really a major league manager, he Streaking Indians silence doubters feeling pretly low after we enlightened Ihe learn most." still gets around and knows lose a doubleheader to Sfortes said. "We came up what's going on being on the CLEVELAND second season as Cleveland pi nu's and stood just got to keep doing the kind play with them." them." Stones said. "It was north with those wins and other end of the commands. (API-Cleveland Indians manager, can smile. one-halt game behind the of things we've been really loud on the bench manager Frank Robinson second-place Orioles in the doing-playing good, sound, The Indians had beaten when we were winning, but Ruggers meet alums drew more than a few "I REALLY never had division race. fundamental baseball." he the Orioles four in a row it wasn't nearly as loud headshakes when he said any doubts this club could said. and split a pair with the from the Ball State games The Bowling Green rugby team will play its last regular before the season opened play good baseball." he said "Now we're playing Ihe division-leading Yankees in until the end of the season. season game Saturday when it faces Ihe Alumni. thai "we can play with "We weren't playing bad type of baseball I've fell all WHAT WOULD 90 Ihe past week prior to last Garnetime is set for 1 p.m. at Poe Ditch field as the anybody in our division." baseball; it was jusi a little along this team is capable of victories mean in terms of night. "EVERYBODY was alums will be out to avenge last year's one-point defeat. The doubters had a field thing here and a little thing playing." Robinson said. "I the division race? really up the day before The annual contest should be a physical match and is day when the Indians got there." said betore the season began That helped Cleveland when we swept Miami and always popular among the players and fans. off to a stuttering start that that we could win *>0 games, "I think well be in it all raise its season record lo were only one-half game Several BG standouts will be making their last career included falling into the Going into last night's and I don't sec any teason the way," Robinson said. "I 21-21. the first time the back of Eastern Michigan, appearance in the game. They arc veterans Rick Griswold American League bast cellar home game against lo change that opinion now. think we've shown Indians had reached the who lost two games ihe and Sieve Kretz and seniors Ed Calhoun. Denny Hansen, two weeks ago. Baltimore, the Indians had Baltimore and New York in .500 level in June since same day. Everyone fell we Jim Munch. Terry Herwig. Jim Caprara. Dale Puntel, Jack Now Robinson, in his won eight of theii last 10 "The main tiring is we've this last week thai we can 1972. could lake them then. Stark. Pat Lyden. Randy Lawson and Jeff Senny. Falcon tracksters return to nationals } By Bill Estep Sports Editor GOOD NEWS for Untied Slates Olympic sprinters, "I've talked to the people (New England) and they want He's Mike Squires, captain of the lacrosse and football w s Russian standout Valery Borzov could miss the upcoming me lo come back another season," he said. "I can mature squads at East Syracuse Minoa High School. Summer Games in Montreal. another year and they don't have to worry about a big You learn by experience. And the Bowling Green track The ll>72 Olympic 100-meter dash champ is presently contract." SQUIRES received all-county honors on Minoa's league squad will have just that al this week's NCAA Track and nursing a pulled hip muscle suffered May 18 on the eve of championship lacrosse squad this spring and also won Field Championships in Philadelphia. ihe Russian-British dual meet. all-country honors and sported a singe-game performance of The local tracksters' lone representatives at the national According lo a Soviet trainer, the injury has forced 20 tackles. 10 assists and two fumble recoveries last title chase, junior Brian Storm and senior distanceman Tim Borzov to stop training for the Soviet championships, the Bowling Green head coach Ron Mason is in the midst of football season. Zumhaugh. will both be making return appearances to Russian speedster's final chance to meet the Olympic a 18 day trip through Russia as a part of the "Physical NCAA events. qualifying standards of 10.3 for 100-meters and 20.75 for Education and Sport in the USSR" exchange program being Zumhaugh. who will compete in the 10.000-meier mn 200 meters, which begin next week. conducted by Concordia University (Canada) and the tomorrow night, earned all-American honors when placed University of Moscow. I 14th in the NCAA cross country run as a junior. Gordon Clemens, a 6-7 Warsaw., lnd. product who recently signed a national letterof-intent to play basketball Storm, meanwhile, who will challenge the 100-meter MASON WAS one of 35 physical education instructors dish field in tonight's preliminaries, qualified for last year's for the Falcons, was tabbed the most valuable at last week's TWO FALCONhockey players were tabbed in the last picked from more than 350 applicants. He is directly Indiana East-West all-State Benefit Game played in Gary. track chase and reached the semifinals in the 100 before week's National Hockey League draft. being eliminated. involved with the "Hockey and Ice Activities" of the The towering forward, a native of Defiance, led both Goalie Mike Luit, who was the first goaltender picked by program and is spending the majority of his time with the Zumhaugh qualified for the nationals, which began with squads in rebounding with nine and was the second leading the senior circuit, was taken by financially troubled Kansas leading Russian coaches who are preparing the Soviet scorer with 19 points. Tuesday's decathlon competition, with a school-record lime City in the fourth round. In addition, freshman defenseman hockey squad for the Montreal Olympic Games. of 29:45.1. Storm reached the NCAA standards also with a Ken Morrow was picked by Ihe New York Islanders in the school record clocking of 10.2. fourth round. Mason is the second BG coach to travel to Russia this Both BG participants garnered championships at the year. Falcon track mentor Mel Brodt was a coach of the Even though they've abolished the outstanding meet Mid-American Conference (MAC) championships iwo And in the recent World Hockey Association draft, Luit, United Stales AAU team which met the Russians in an performer award, Columbus Whitehall's Jeff Phillips was weeks ago. Storm won the 100-yard dash and finished sixth who earned all-Central Collegiate Hockey Association indoor dual meet in March. probably the standout of last weekend's star-studded Ohio In the 220-yard dash, while Zumbaugh won the three-mile second-term honors last winter, was New England's fourth rfigh School Boys' Track and Field Championshipe. run and placed second in the six-mile run. pick and went in the fifth round. The powerful senior speedster captured both the 100 (9.5) and 220-yard (21.0 tying meet record) dash events. "IT WORKED out real well." Luit said yesterday. "But Bowling Green lacrosse coach Jim Flaunt has announced But he also tied the most impressive record of the meet, as of now, I'll come back next year (to Bowling Green). the signing of his first recruit to a national letter-of-intent. Jesse Owen's 9.4 100 clocking in Friday's semifinals.