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WASHINGTON (AP) - The battle over SST's leading House opponent, said "The developing an American supersonic American people do not want the SST." transport plane was revived yesterday House votes $85 million for project when the House executed an about-face The House vote turned an $85.3- and voted $85 million to restart the million contract termination fund for the project. weeks ago they lost 215 to 204. 'The Congress has today taken an laid off more than 5,000 workers since its the House it would be foolish to kill the SST into that much money to revive The Senate will take up the renewed Mansfield said the resurrection will important first step on behalf of thousands contract to develop the aircraft was plane after spending $1 billion on it. development of two prototype planes. fight next and Democratic Leader Mike meet "very extended debate" in the of workers across the country who have canceled, said any attempt to recon- Secretary of Transportation John A. Mansfield of Montana predicted the Senate, where the SST was killed two been engaged in the SST program-and struct the program must be on the basis HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER Volpe expressed pleasure at the House outcome there will be close. months ago 51 to 46. whose vital skills an experience might of an entirely new contract. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan said action but said the question will not be •it might be nip and tuck" this time, other wise be lost to the nation." "This new contract must fully Congress "was acting in the dark" when decided until the Senate acts. WITH THE LEADERS of both parties Mansfield said. Nixon restated a pledge "that the SST recognize the rights of the parties under it killed the SST eight weeks ago-and in the House behind them, backers of a will not be committed to production until the terminated contract and the large said the SST workers who have been laid "Meanwhile, we will continue ter- drive to breathe new life into the 1,800- IN A STATEMENT, President Nixon all environmental concerns have been costs which will be incurred in re- off since then demanded that decision be mination of the SST program pending mile-an-hour passenger plane won an congratulated the House "for having thoroughly satisfied." establishing and carrying out the new reversed. final action by Congress on the sup- initial test by 201 to 195 and nailed it down very wisely reversed their earlier program," the company said. plemental appropriation bill," Volpe by 201 to 197 on a second vote. Eight position," and added: THE BOEING COMPANY, which has Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma told But Rep. Sidney R. Yates, (D-Dl.) the said. ROTC protesters join in rice diet as vigil wears on
By Peggy Schmidt Wednesday, May 19. have also reportedly been in touch with Copies of the proposal, whose main the May Day Coalition in Washington, Approaching the ninth night of their focus will be the removal of academic D.C., which Is trying to locate national vigil at Memorial Hall to protest the credit for ROTC courses, will be sent to figures to appear at the press conference. presence of ROTC on campus, at least 40 President Moore as well as other ad- of the demonstrators have pledged to ministrators and committees at the same YESTERDAY, CKLW radio, Windsor, participate in a rice diet. tune it is being submitted to Academic broadcast a taped interview with Gail Since Wednesday evening, a prepared Council. Rowley, one of the demonstrators at meal of rice hat been served following The spokesman also reported that a Memorial Hall. the daily community meeting held by the pair of anti-war activists, Tim But/ and Plans for what will be done by the group each evening at six. Jay Craven, will speak Sunday. Both group at the ROTC Review are still being One member of the group, Craig took part in the Vietnam Veterans formulated, the spokesman said. The AtBoclolad Pr Taliaferro, has been on a strictly liquid demonstrations in Washington recently, Review is scheduled for the evening of No, the Hudson River has not been attacked by enemy bombers. diet since 5:00 p.m. Monday. and played roles in negotiating the Tuesday, May 18. Shortly before dawn Tuesday, a series of controlled explosions sent Peolpe's Peace Treaty with North Through the efforts of two University Air raid? the 37-year old Dunn Memorial Bridge crashing into the Hudson. APPROXIMATELY 35 to 40 students Vietnam. faculty members, Igor Rodenko, The structure, which connects Albany and Rennselaer, N.Y., is can be found under the heaps of sleeping executive secretary of the War Resistors being replaced by a newer span, which can be seen in the bags and blankets each night. VARIOUS NEWS MEDIA including League, will address students at noon Although the protesters at firs' UPI, The Cleveland Press, the ABC, NBC next Tuesday. background. proposed a student referendum on the and CBS networks, have been contacted issue of ROTC, that step is now being by the group to attend a press conference replaced by efforts to work through here on Monday, May 17, at 12:30 p.m. Academic Council, according to a According to the spokesman, calls spokesman for the group. have been made to points as far away as New York and Chicago. Some news Break-in cases still pending Opponents of ROTC on campus are agencies that were reached have in- presently working on a proposal which dicated that they will have correspon- judge in such a case is called "quo will be presented to Academic Council by By Gale Bogle They charged that the latest election COUNTY OFFICERS had been tipped dents in the area at that time, he added. of Coller to the court post was illegal warrento" which Desmond said means a Council member at their next meeting, Demonstrators at the ROTC building Staff Reporter off to the theft attempt in advance and because he was over 70 years old when he "by what right do you hold title." had staked out Hayes Hall with the aid of Court cases are still pending against ran for office. He said it must be filed by the state Campus Security, city police and state me four men charged with attempting to The law states that anyone over 70 attorney general or the county and federal agents. steal weapons from Hayes Hall last Dec. years of age at the time he would take prosecutor and neither of these men A fifth man, who police believe acted 4. office is ineligible for that office. chose to do so in this case. as a lookout for the team escaped. He Three of the four men have been The petition was sent to the Ohio was said to have dropped a high-caliber released on $10,000 bond for one count of Supreme Court, which appointed Judge However Judge Coller stepped aside rifle alongside a stone wall bordering breaking and entering and grand lar- Richard Finefroth, of Logan County, to voluntarily from the case and Judge Oak Grove Cemetery near the Health ceny against each. The fourth man, the Coller hearing. Eugene McNeil, from Van Wert, was Center. Leroy Pinkleton, 26, remains in Wood appointed to hear the Hayes Hall break- County jail. ACCORDING TO DESMOND, Judge in cases, Desmond said. The four men surrendered without Alfred Fields, 25, was released on Finefroth ruled that an injunction was The charges against the four men incident. Three were later identified as bond Feb. 17, and Larry McClellan, 21 not the proper way to remove a judge in a stemmed from arrests made as they members of the Black Panther party was released Mar. 23. Neither man has case of this sort. The motion filed by allegedly carried a dozen student and from Toledo. Pinkleton had been on entered a plea, and no date has been set Judge Coller todismissthe injunction was University-owned target rifles from a campus several weeks before the at- for their trials. granted. gun club locker room in the basement of tempted theft, trying to sell copies of a The proper procedure for removing a Hayes Hall to a waiting car last Dec. 4. Panther newspaper, according to police. JOHN HOUSTON pleaded not guilty in Wood County Common Pleas Court Jan. 26, and a trial date was set. However his court-appointed attorney, James Bachman, withdrew from the case and no new date was set for a trial. Nixon delays troop cutback Houston was released on bond Feb. 3. Pinkleton pleaded not guilty Feb. 23 His trial date has been set for June 8 in Wood County Common Pleas Court. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon ONE SENATE SOURCE reported, McMathias Jr. (R-Md.) author of a Marshall Desmond, attorney for administration succeeded Wednesday in however, the administration is opposing pending alternative endorsing President Fields said he hoped there would be a putting off for one week a showdown on a any alternatives and will seek the defeat Nixon's plan to maintain U.S. troop hearing sometime in May, but no definite proposal to halve U.S. troop strength in the troop-cut measure itself. strength in Europe, said they were ready date has been set by the Court. Europe, giving it time to find a way to Apparently taken by surprise when to vote at any time. Desmond and Richard Walinski, block the move. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of But Sen. John C. Stennis, (D-Miss.) attorney for McCellan, filed a petition for After a day of maneuvering and Montana offered the amendment on chairman of the Armed Services Com- an injunction in January against Com- behind-the-scenes meetings, the Senate Tuesday, the White House passed the mittee and floor manager of the draft- mon Pleas Court Judge Floyd A. Coller, agreed to vote next Wednesday on the word to use whatever means were extension bill to which Mansfield offered to restrain him from hearing their case troop-cut proposal and alternatives that necessary to delay action. the amendment, said many senators because of Coller's age. seek to blunt its effect. BOTH MANSFIELD and Sen. Charles want to speak on the proposal Asked whether a vote would come this week, he told a eporter "There's no decision been made." MANSFIELD'S PROPOSAL had Free gold prices skyrocket more than 50 sponsores when it was in- troduced in the previous Congress. AtMciot.d Pr.ss Wtr^hoto LONDON (AP) - Widespread un- woo sellers into the market to meet the When speculators see better op- Administration forces indicated certainty over money values in Europe's growing demand. portunities for profit in stocks, bonds or privately they were uncertain they had Rescue workers dig in tons of shale and currency crisis sent the price of free gold The maneuver apparently worked. currency-like last week's gamble in enough votes to beat it and needed time Digging concrete Monday for the bodies of three to an 18-month high in bullion markets The price backed off 25 cents at the af- West German marks-they sell their gold. to come up with an acceptable counter- workmen buried alive when a wall yesterday. ternoon, fixing at $40.45 an ounce. They are waiting now for some in- proposal to block it. Lend on dealers said demand for the dication from the West German Central Mansfield's amendment would bar OUf collapsed at the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional yellow metal was steady and persistent IT REFLECTED the uncertainty of Bank of the level at which it intends to funds for more than 150,000 U.S. troops in Airport construction site. Five other but far from panic level. traders on the future course of currency stabilize the mark against the dollar. Europe after the end of 1971. Current workers escaped. The price was marked up 50 cents an values. In times of uncertainty, gold American troop strength is more than ounce yesterday morning in London to represents a solid haven for money. • to page 4 300,000. Poge 2/The BG Ntws, Thursday, May 13, 1971
davey speaks out news LeTTers
All American Navy Ensign David Eisenhower escaped from his youthful goody-goody image Tuesday and |oined the big league political flannel mouths by slamming last week's Washington, D.C. protests. coexistence on campus "If they really want to accomplish something, they've The students of BGSU are proving to Memorial? A great number of people got to stop playing a game and realize that the only way to To those of you who preach equality share your views and distresses about all of us once again how immature they would be violently upset. But what is the and tolerance: Why don't you try get something done is to work through the channels of the ROTC program with an ROTC cadet? really are. This year we've witnessed reaction to thirty students breaking into practicing what you preach just once Just for once TRY to look at both sides of government which are open and which the country has numerous bomb scares, student mar- Memorial Hall and smashing the trophy before you graduate. the picture instead of oinking at those you long believed In," he said. ches, class boycotts, and now a sit-in. case, along with burning the ROTC Instead of preying on emotions and don't know or even care to try to talk It is apparent that Davey has been in the Navy too long. But what for? Has it accomplished signs? No one seems to really care that working people up over insincerities and intelligently with. If the war veterans believed the channels of govern- anything? NO! And the reason for not ALL THE STUDENTS will pay for these soley for the hell of it, why don't you ment would help them, or even listen to their plea of ending one ounce of good from all this 'protest' is damages in the long-run. I as an in- really try living up to your love doctrine. Michael J. Zwick because it's all a frivolous excursion; a dividual care. Why don't you personally sit down and 241 Bromfield the Vietnam War, they would have used them, but the way to elude classes; a route to hilarious channels have been blocked with repression for quite some disruption. time now. Take a look at bomb scares. They David Elsenhower also said the protest is not the kind of really are accomplishing their goal of protest that's going to Influence the President. disruption of the administration, but Maybe David should suggest what exactly does In- also, unfortunately, the student suffers fluence the President. After all, he should know he hangs greatest. How much disruption does the administration incur in a bomb scare around the White House a lot. called in to the library on a week night? It appears that Mr. Eisenhower is running for a This simply disrupts those students at- political office by echoing the sounds of other public of- tempting to study through all this ficials such as Attorney General John Mitchell, who ridiculousness. referred to the protestors as "brownshirts." From the sound of his rhetoric, he could fit right In to ■ TAKE A LOOK at last Tuesday's student march. More people went along the present administration's way of thinking-closed, to watch than to participate and when the blind and disgusting. real confrontation came, those few in the lime-light were willing to risk the safety of everyone to let someone become a martyr. In my estimation, this equals all mouth and no guts. circus spending Take a look at the class boycott. In no analytically reasonable way can I tie Hopping on a political bandwagon in national politics Is striking classes to causing an end to the war. This is an absurdity which proved a commonplace thing. But in Ohio government, the recent itself by its utter failure. trend is to |ump on merry-go-rounds, whether they be Lastly, let us look at the sit-in in front political or not. of the "ROTC" building, as it has been so House Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Kerns, R- aptly labeled. Anyone willing to sit in 16, Richwood, said he would introduce an amendment this front of Anderson Arena for two weeks mm week concerning the $650,000 that was cancelled from the must have fewer class obligations than I. io ,,v,v Ohio State Fair budget by Governor John Gllllgan. As a ROTC cadet, I am not calling for the removal of all "hippies" from this "" "M«»* iUP&rsgst sssiti^s^ssffrf ' Kerns wants the money reallocated to the state fair campus. I have a difficulty in any logical budget. manner in understanding how removing Over one-half million dollars (In addition to the present a professional training program from budget) to construct cotton candy stands and roller this campus can end the war. I would coasters hardly seems appropriate when Ohio universities agree with its removal 100 per cent if it are zapped for funds. was put to a student vote and was alumni pocket power When jobs are tight, when Ohio lakes and rivers are defeated. basins of waste, when nursing homes are intolerable and BUT AS LONG as a minority of I'd like to tell those of you who are let alone act on what we say. when the plight of migrant workers becomes more of pride (mine hangs on a northern unkept agitators "demand" the im- about to graduate from the University But when you're an alumnus, you've bathroom wall at home). evident, It appears senseless that a body of legislators mediate removal of ROTC from campus that you're gonna be in the best position got the power of the pocketbook behind You, too, can wield some power as an would waste their time to even consider the Ohio State without one logical argument, I can not you've ever been in to effect change at you, and as a degree-carrier people listen alumnus, constructive power meant for Fair! agree to It, or keep silent about it. BGSU. to what you say about your Alma Mater. constructive change. Hopefully, Ohio legislators will recognize this amend- What gives anyone who preaches It's no secret that as students (I was But ain't it a God-damned shame no equality of opportunity and tolerance of one there for 5 years before I graduated WELL, MY ALMA Mater better shape ment as a worthless attempt to align state priorities in up pretty quickly because I didn't care one listens to us while we're students? festive directions. others the right to refuse equal rights to in March) we're all pretty much I What about that Mr. Toalston?) opposing view points? What would be the powerless to get the brass to listen to us, for It much when I attended it, and as I'm now being asked to make alumni con- reaction if thirty ROTC cadets defaced Jim Marino the Bridge Over Troubled Water tributions, I'm liking it even less. Recently, I wrote to Jim Hof, the Cleveland, O. >ur man hoppei director of alumni relations, telling him I wouldn't support the University because it had a ridiculously run Journalism School, which, to my everlasting chagrin, I majored in. down the drain special today on dollars! I told Jim what I thought of the School, its courses, some of its faculty, and its By Arthur Hoppe director. It's pretty Mickey Mouse, We would like to commend Bowling National Columnist sumer appeal. Most experts blame the Green State University for the allocation surmounted by the legend: "IN GOD WE currencies, but it must be printed in fu!' attracting sub-standard students like a Vietnam war. Maybe so. But what about TRUST." color. magnet because of easy classes and little of money for the beautifiestion of our Woe, woe, woe! Another crisis in the product itself? Naturally, your prospective On one side, a nice Audubon print or a faculty attention to student's needs. campus. We would especially commend international monetary circles. Nobody You go up to German financier or a them for the cascading water that is wants to buy our dollars. Not the Ger- customer's going to think you're some reproduction of "September Morn" Swiss banker on the street these days and kind of religious nut. might prove appealing - either suitable I TOLD JIM I would be throwing good gushing forth from the newly constructed mans, the Swiss, the Dutch - not ask, "Hey, there, fellow, want to buy a The Immediate answer, of course, is for framing. To hit the growing youth money after bad if I supported a fountain in front of the administration anybody. Suddenly, our dollars are a dollar?" And right away, he wants to building. Our only wish is that they glut on the market. to put American know-how to work. If market, the other side might display a University which would allow such a examine one. School to exist. Administrators simply construct a 5x10 foot reflecting pool to So widespread is the panic that one there's one thing we Americans are good portrait of Che Guevara raising a And what have you got to offer? at, it's pushing useless merchandise. clenched fist. don't care about the School, and appear enhance the beauty of this fountain. New Yui-k banking house is reportedly A little grey-green rectangle of paper. On trying to sell its dollars for 66 cents each - For the sake of planned obsolescence, to be happy to see it plod along on its one side there's a picture of a grim- THE FIRST STEP in any such the design should be changed monthly, course from obscurity into oblivion. WE HOPE that the architects that - or two for a dollar - with very few visaged, long-haired gentleman with a designed the fountain will not be the takers marketing campaign is to redesign the enabling merchants to advertise: "Get Well, since no one would listen to me sore throat. On the other is a funny- product. The dollar must not only be Your New June Dollars - On Sale Here." argue about the mismanagement of the same as those who will design the new The dollar had clearly lost its con- looking pyramid and a spread-eagle natatorium for the University or we may made larger to compete with foreign Premiums are essential. Trading Journalism School and all its many other stamps, free pot holders and one-cent problems when I was a student they're well be swimming in two feet of water. sales would go a long way to making the going to hear from me as an alumnus. It is always nice to see that the They won't receive a red cent from me university is putting the students money dollar popular again. And if the dollar to good use. must bear a legend, it should read in bold until that School begins to change, until letters: "GOOD FOR TEN CENTS administrators ' wake up and start OFF!" rolling some heads there, until Jour- . Gary Hill Couple with a world-wide advertising nalism School graduates can receive Dick Schwab campaign for the "The All-New Bigger, their degrees from BGSU with a little bit 329 Bromfield More Exciting Dollar," demand would soar. But, obviously, this is merely a short-term solution. Eventually, customers are going to ask, 'What's it good for, anyway?" ■me BG news
THE ANSWER will be difficult We An Independent Student Voice can only explain that our paper dollars are backed up by gold, a soft, yellow metal handy for filling teeth, if little else. To make our intrinsically worthless editor james b. smith dollars valuable, we'll explain, we dig up managing ediloi glenn d. waggoner basically useless gold and re-bury it in news editot richard c. bergeman places like Fort Knox. Unfortunately, we editorial editor cynttiia a. suopis must admit, we can't give anyone useless issue editor kathleen m. Iraze gold for their worthless dollars any more sports editor -. harcld a. brown because there isn't enough useless gold photo editor btian L stelfens left. copy editor richard w. price And you think we have a crisis now? business manager richard a. reiter The only long-range solution, then, is advertising manager philip a. stickney a modest proposal first suggested here several years ago: converting our economy from the Gold Standard to the Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall Pistachio Ice Cream Standard. Phone 3/2 2710 or 372 2819 Almost everyone likes pistachio ice cream. Pegged at 35 cents a quart, it Tha BG N.-i l| »i*lithod Hondo,! thru F.idoys .„,,„, Doctor addresses symposium Knowing self sexuality key By Ann Hofbaner in regard to sex. self-analysis, for better self- to talk about or act upon it. Dr. Gendel cited child "It is the unusual nursing understanding. Dr. Gendel said part of the abuse as one result of this "Understanding of one's home or institution which concern in the study of human inhumanity through self as a total human being is a provides living-in facilities for ALTHOUGH SHE said sexuality involves information ignorance. basic part of understanding of older husbands and wives," there is a tendency to regard about effective contraception, "Child abuse is ca ised by one's human sexuality," Dr. she said. doctors as sex experts, much social patterns and alter- people who haven't learned to Evalyn Gendel said at of what a doctor knows about native life styles. love themselves orothers" she Tuesday night's Symposium TOO OFTEN, she con- sex is based on his own up- said. Week lecture on "Sexual tinued, older couples who bringing and what has been "MORE IMPORTANT, • The ' 'performance Response and Social Issues." show interest in each other are learned from patients. however, is the understanding demands made of males" is Dr. Gendel said her con- referred to as "that dirty old This program is intended to of human sexual response for also related to this ignorance, cern over the lack of man" and "that dirty old help doctors relate to patients our own growth. We need to she contends. knowledge about human woman." and learn how to help them. know that the knowledge is "I hope the women's sexuality began when she was "There is no concept of "Hopefully, the program available for our own use," liberation movement liberates in training for orthopedic human communication, the will evolve from simply an she said. males from that typecasting," surgery. need for touch and caring, the educational aspect to coun- "If the goal of education is she added. She cited one example in need to be held, the possibility seling and services for the to create more humane She concluded that until which two young patients, of communication between study and evaluation of sexual human beings, the lack of two human beings, seen as male and female, who were in people with different life roles in society," she con- understanding of our own free and equal, become in- body casts, and "with a little experiences who are now tinued. actions, motivations, and volved in basic com- help from their friends," the alone," Dr. Gendel said. There are presently reactions to the sexual scene munication, they may not girl became pregnant. This concern moved Dr. nationwide legal changes or as we live it, leaves a blank in know what the extent of sexual Gendel into work related to study for changes being made that humanity." she added. communication is. SHE HAD NEVER con- human sexuality. in such areas of sex as sidered the possibility of At Tulane University, Dr. abortion laws, contraceptive something like this occurring, Gende!'s alma mater, she said laws and homosexuality, she she said. She added that a sex education program was said. another area of concern In- begun for third-year medical "The knowledge of the Rumor Control 2-2930 volved treatment of the aged students with an emphasis on public about this legislation is pitifully poor due to the large N.wtpho*. by Gtiy Gair' body of discomfort with human sexuality," she ex- Heads Heavens, maybe if we massage it just like this, if II Loaded weapons nixed plained. grow back just like it was. No, seriously, the victim If people aren't com- Fact Line 2-2445 didn't really lose his head. The back-rubbing fortable with the subject, she down... techniques were demonstrated in a session of the for Guard on campus continued, they are not likely Sexuality Symposium yesterday afternoon. TOLEDO - Ohio's adjutant heavy quantities, such as was Interviews student and traffic court general said Tuesday that reported at Ohio State last National Guardsmen will no year. Heavy usage, he said longer be sent into campus defeated the purpose of the 7:00p.m. student courtroom Grad Senate sets up riot situations with loaded gas. weapons. Fourth floor, Student Services Bldg. Maj. Gen. Dana Stewart, "NOBODY CAN CON- who replaced former Adjutant TROL the wind," Stewart All members of the university community invited. General Sylvester Del Corso explained, "and all the police grievance committee earlier this year, told a Toledo ended up antagonizing the Armed Forces Week luncheon public, people we normally The Student Body Organization that the guard had learned its could have expected to be on By Diana Kirk language used in class. Prout Hall facilities for in- lesson from last year's Kent our side." is alive ternational graduate students State incident. Although tear gas teams A graduate student THE SEVEN-MEMBER as an entire group, but "It's sad, " he said, "but it will be available if needed, sounding board, the relocation board will conduct hearings of suggested international took four deaths at Kent they will not be deployed in the of International Center and cases, with decisions to be students be permitted to live before we got the equipment first ranks on campus, the the approved bookstore based solely upon presented where they wished. we need for these situations." general said. discounts for graduate evidence at the hearings. Albright announced Guardsmen will not be sent students filled the Graduate Senate members also President Hollis A. Moore Jr. THE GENERAL IN- into campus riot situations Student Senate agenda in a decided graduate students had approved the bookstore DICATED that troops will unless local authorities have meeting yesterday afternoon. should be allowed to live in discount for University carry such equipment as flak proven themselves unable to A quorum of senate Prout Hall, the proposed site graduate students would jackets, riot batons, and face handle the situation, Stewart members ratified a graduate for the relocation of the In- become effective next fall. and body shields instead of asserted. student review board ternational Center, and the "It's minor compared to loaded rifles and bayonets. All National Guard units, proposal, which would hear dormitory should include the really crucial issues of Stewart discounted con- the general said, are fully cases involving graduate graduate student senate of- graduate students, and we tentions that the men were qualified in handling civil student grievances. fices. have a lot to do yet to improve being sent into riot situations disturbances. Merle Albright, president MEMBERS REJECTED operations here," he con- without adequate protection. Ohio guardsmen have of the Graduate Student the proposals of utilizing cluded. "I don't agree with that," he received many hours of Senate said the board would said. training, aside from the 32 hear complaints or cases of Business Admin, plans The general also indicated hours required by higher those against whom charges opposition tc use of tear gas in commands, he said. had been directed. HflP STOP POLLUTION! "THERE'S REALLY A 'Career Days' May 17 ECONO-PAK great need for it here, because SAE's Save$$$ there is no direct route for a The time is now for all "BASICALLY WE are on returnable trying to center our program person to take if he has a interested students to think glass bottles! grievance," Albright main- ahead to life in the outside on the undergraduate who is Wheels or not, 1LOWFAT tained. world. So the College of unsure of his career," said George Caldwell, speech Business Administration is Kurt Zimmerman, assistant you were great department teaching fellow, planning "Career Days" for director of placement. "There MILK A , said the review board would May 17-18. will be no employers on hand STIRLING 0 function to alleviate the since our program is for complaints or problems of a The program is being academic preparation and not Thanks, DCs graduate student that may established for all students employment opportunities." BREAD V ,^CO affect his contract with the who are interested in in- Booths will be set up in the Alumni Room and the Ohio C University. vestigating career op- 5ALLON ^mff Albright cited an example portunities in their related Suite of the Union from 1 to 4 L '*£ 2/55 ^PLASTIC GALLON of a graduate student whose fields. The object of "Career p.m. They will be manned by faculty and selected students University contract was Days" is to couple the world or VODER'S jeopardized because of jobs and careers to the who will hand out literature to No cover charge J complaints against his relationship of academic interested students on related teaching methods and training. POTATO SALAD **" Fri. & Sat. nite 2 L PK 1 Stock reduction sole \ Oil ft' O C Thors., Fri., Sat. 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Pog* 4 The BG News, Thursday, May 13, 1971 U.S. pilots bomb Honor society taps 18 new members The Mortar Board chapter German, orchestra; Martha of Cap and Gown tapped 18 Hay, English, Woodrow antiaircraft guns women into the organization Wilson Fellowship; Diane Tuesday nisht. Hunt, Home Ec, Home Ec. SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. of Jars in northern Laos. the road network in Laos has Mortar Board is the senior Club Prea. Command announced been stepped up in recent days honor society for women. It is Patricia Murlin, Music Ed., yesterday that American THE f.S. COMMAND said to rush supplies down the trail a national organization, Music fraternity pres.; Ann pilots knocked out 13 an- the twin-engine, turboprop before monsoons sweep the consisting of 136 chapters in Saddlemire, Physical Ed., tiaircraft guns in North Bronco was not hit in two area later this month. theUJS. Pres. of WHPE Honorary; Vietnam in less than an hour. firing passes. In either air action, the The new initiates were Elaine Salamon, El. Ed., The score was one of the The U.S. Command said U.S. Command reported that ■elected by the present group Alpha Chi Omega Pres. highest of the Indochina war Hb'i Stratofortress bombers B52 bombers staged three of 19 Mortar members on the Charline Small, Arts and for a single action against and smaller tactical bombers more raids In the nor- basis of their contributions to Sciences, Crisis Phone; Donna North Vietnam's ground yesterday pounded the Ho thwestern corner of South the University. They are. Snider, Psychology, Angel defenses. It was credited to Chi Minh Trail, North Viet- Vietnam, a sector heavily Flight; Wendy Stellar, El. five U.S F4 Phantom fighter- nam's main supply route to its pounded since April 21. The KATHY DIETLIN. Ed., Drill Team Commander; bombers. forces in South Vietnam and area is dotted with numerous English, Board of Trustees Jane Uhlman, Sociology and The U.S. Command said Cambodia. road outlets of the Ho Chi candidate; Lillian Donley, Spanish, University Per- the Phantoms attacked the The bombing campaign of Minh Trail. Geology, Geology Club of- forming Dancers. gun sites Monday after ficer; Connie Elliott, Math, Sara Warran, English, coming under North Viet- Royal Green; Brenda Nurse's Aide; Gerda Ziegler, namese antiaircraft fire while Frawley, Special Education, Business, QUAC student aast. on a bombing mission over April shows speech competition, and Julie Zimmerman, I JOS. The attackers centered Janice Gdowik, Art Ed., English, UCF Board of around Mu Gia Pass, 75 miles Angel Flight; Linda Gibson, Trustees. deep into North Vietnam. THE COMMAND said all income drop the U.S. planes escaped un- Europeans blame scratched. WASHINGTON (AP)-The inched ahead to 6.1 per cent of The strikes were the 38th rise in national personal in- the work force. "protective reaction" attacks come slackened in April, the Personal income climbed by U.S planes this year over government said yesterday, to a seasonally adjusted an- North Vietnam. The U.S. supplying new evidence the nual rate of t841.3 billion last U.S. for $ crisis Command defines "protective economy has yet to match the month. The Increase was at Two characters muse over coffee cups in The Autumn reaction" as strikes made Nixon administration's am- about the rate of the average 'Garden' Garden, the University Theatre production. The • from page l crisis squarely at the door of when its planes are threatened bitions. monthly gain in 1970, a year play, written by William Hellman, will be presented the United States, although THE MARK was set free to West German policies also by enemy action or fired upon The Commerce Depart- Federal Reserve Board opens in the Joe E. Brown Theatre, University Hall, this and says such an attack is ment reported that persomal Chairman Arthur F. Burns drift Sunday to find its true came in for some criticism. weekend. value in the open market. The "the inherent right of self- income of Americans ad- said was a recession. defense." vanced by a seasonally ad- The Commerce Depart- Netherlands followed suit and THEY SAID Europe was The action followed by a justed $4.0 billion last month, ment said April's personal *** **• Switzerland and Austria having to pay the price for day an attack on a small U.S. trailing February's increase income increase was centered revalued their currencies what they called the dollar plane by a North Vietnamese by $1.7 billion. in wage and salary payments, 1 upward. sickness. They added there is MIG21 over Laos. The Although personal income which advance by $2.75 billion Fluctuations in currency worse to come unless American plane, a V10 isn't regarded as the most above the previous month. Autumn Garden' set exchanges were relatively Washington gets its balance of Bronco used as a forward air sensitive barometer of minor throughout the day with foreign payments out of the controller to mark targets for economic activity, the slower THE DEPARTMENT the mark hovering 24 to 3 per red. bombers, was fired upon by gain fit into a pattern of SAID gains in employment, cent above its prc-crisis value The Belgian State Bank the MIG while over the Plain generally unfavorable average hours and hourly in relation to the dollar. announced a move, that in Joe E. Brown brought gold Into the currency economic statistics announced earnings contributed to the so far for April. SPECULATORS WANT a crisis. The bank said it had increase in payrolls. But it The Bowling Green Russo. Appearing as Nina available at the University DRESS & THE GOVERNMENT acknowledged that the pick up bigger profit than that and cashed in about $80 million for University Theatre will Denery and Ned Crossman Hall box office from 11 a.m. to they were holding on itght to gold from the dwindling U.S. PANT SUIT REPORTED last week that was moderate. present what well-known will be Julie K. Spitzer and 3:30 p.m. daily, and also at 7 wholesale prices accelerated the marks they bought by the stockpile at Ft. Knox. In- theater critic John Cassner Steve Carr, both of whom p.m. on performance nights. in April while unemployment Factory payrolls remained billion last week. ternational conditions made it unchanged from last month, considers "agenerousmeasure were seen last season here in Admission is 25 cents for As dollar transactions impossible to absorb more Clearance reaching a seasonally ad- of Lillian Hellman's best Edward Albee's "Who's University students, 50 cents declined in European dollars, the Belgians said. ACCOUNTING MAJORS justed annual rate of $161 writing" as its next produc- Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" for high school students, and markets, an Associated Press A CONCERTED MOVE of tion. 1/5 OF CPA'S IN USA billion. Curtain time for all per- $1.50 for adults. Telephone survey showed that many this kind by other European ARE FORMER STUDENTS OF The department said "The Autumn Garden," by formances of "The Autumn reservations will be accepted European money experts laid state banks could wipe out the Style Center Becker CPA Review Course substantial gains In average Lillian Hellman, will be Garden" is 8 p.m. Tickets are at 372-2719. the blame for the monetary American gold supply. presented through Sunday, Cleveland (216)861-5290 hourly earnings were offset by 101 S. Main a drop in employment and a May 16, in the Joe E. Brown shorter average work week. Theatre of University Hall. The declines Were felt in Catherine A. Cowen, durable goods industries, the teaching fellow in speech, is department said. directing the play. The New postal plan in store? designer, W. Joseph Stell, teaching fellow in speech, will provide (he setting of a fading WASHINGTON (AP) - reorganization is impossible acknowledged that the Postal members whom he named and STUDY SOUNDS 1950's summerhouse mansion Postmaster General Winton to tell at this time. He said Service is working with the they, in turn, have named IMPROVE CKAOIS for the drama. Blount disclosed yesterday a none of the 640,000 postal U.S. Civil Service Commission Blount to be both the non- sweeping reorganization of employes represented by to establish incentives for political postmaster general MILDRED H. LIT, in- the U.S. Postal Service that unions would be involved in early retirement by persons and chairman of the board. structor in speech, will design congressional sources say cutbacks. with long service. Blount is expected shortly the costumes. may spell early retirement As to figures, however, the to select a deputy postmaster leading the cast in the for as many as 3.500 of the THE NEW REGIONAL spokesman said there has general, who will be the roles of Rose and Ben Griggs services'"90,000 employes. headquarters will be in New been nothing said, intimated board's llth member and the will be Jeanne Blum and Joe The reorganization plan, York City, Philadelphia, or indicated that 3,500 people Postal Service's chief the product of postal-reform Me in,his, Chicago and San are going to be put out of their operating officer. legislation that takes full Francisco. Eliminated by the jobs. Each of the five now effect July 1, eliminates 10 of plan will be regional However, postal affairs regions will be under a 15 regional postal headquarters in Boston, sources on Capitol Hill said regional postmaster general. headquarters and realigns the Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Blount had told key Postage rates, set in the chain of authority between Cincinnati, St. Louis, Wichita, congressmen that between past by Congress, will now be Washington and the postman Minneapolis, Dallas, Denver 2,000 and 3,000 managerial established by the Postal RAP SESSIONS on his route. and Seattle. jobs would be eliminated. Service and a rate com- A spokesman for the Postal The spokesman said bet- AT THE TOP of the mission. Service said the number of ween 200 and 300 persons are organization structure will be On Sunday the postal management personnel who employed in each regional the U-member Postal Board service is making temporary will be affected bv the headquarters. He of Governors. President rate increases, averaging Nixon has given recess ap- about one-third of existing pointments to the nine rates. Human Sexuality Mr. Mushroom Says: ** Five elected to Alumni Assoc. Sidewalk Symposium Five new members have Farmington, Mich, Robert P. ^ been elected to serve on the Hanrahan, Homewood, 111.; Sale Board of Trustees for the Crystal Ellis, Toledo; Dr. Bowling Green State Robert Dane Barber, Spring Clearonce University Alumni Hamilton; and Wendy Zimp- All Merchandise Association. fer, Miamisburg, will begin three-year terms on the board From 30« to $1 Speakers will be available Dennis S. McGurer, June 4 Briar Hill Golf Course to speak with faculty and May 13th - 15th Pi-ipl. Mushroom That's c 12 Mm. South of BG in North Baltimore students at 904 C. Woo.t.r Thurs — Sot the Ohio Suite Futnilhod 2 B.d.oom, Cl... to Camput Individually ConmlM ' air conditioning and Hooting The spirit trophy Woll-to-woll corpollng 2-4 Dr. James Bond Cablo Tolavlalon R.iponnv. Monog.nont 24 hour. gave as in the Ohio Suite RENTAL OFFICE FALCON FIAZA MOTEL the aaswer 351-*S41 Aeraii From Honhmon 152-1*71 The BG News, Thursday, May 13, 1971/Poge 5 Lt. Generals differed on Cambodian assault > SAIGON (AP) - A U.S. field operation into Camgodia the trail. him about Kratie in December commander, shedding new began Feb. 4. Tri was killed in "The only reason I mention during planning stages of the light on the recent South a helicopter crash Feb. 23. this thing about Kratie," said operat Vietnamese drive into Davison . "is because there is ••I TOI.D HIM," said Cambodia, said Wednesday he DAVISON SAID he was the implication in your story Davison. "that the benefits, refused to support an idea for revealing personal that Tri was going to go to in my judgment, benefits to be a long distance push against discussions with Tri because Kratie, and then, because of derived from going to Kratie, an important enemy base SO he felt that part of an AP his untimely death, Minh was were in no way equal to the miles from the border. recapitulation published this cautious and abandoned the risks iiKulvcd." Lt. Gen. Michael S. week was unfair to Tri's idea." •I told Gen. Tri, 'You move Davison said Lt. Gen. Do Cao successor, Lt. Gen. Nguyen Davison said that when in there and occupy it, sure Tri was thinking of a drive to Van Minn. the operation began, there you interfere with his Kratie, a key transshipment One part of the assessment was talk in the Saigon press, movements but he's got point for the enemy. said: "Tri had talked about attributed to Tri. that the alternate routes both to the Davison did supply an pushing all the way to Kratie general was going to Kratie. east in Mondulkiri Province armada of U.S. helicopters to cut the lower portions of the "I can say two things and to the west on the west from his own command to lift Ho Chi Minn trail supply about that," he added. "First bank o( the Mekong River, so a south Vietnamese task force network while other South of all, I can tell you I would not what have you gained?" to the Mekong River town of Vietnamese forces were have supported him on any American ground troops Chhlong, 20 miles south of conducting a parallel drive in move to Kratie. And secondly. are prohibited by the Cooper- Kratie. The Saigon-organized Laos against the upper part of I can tell you that Tri himself Church amendment from could not have gone to Kratie entering Cambodia. However, ,b without President Thieu's Tri almost certainly would permission. And to the best of have needed helicopter Burned coed remains my knowledge, he didn't have support of all types from it at that time." Unison to undertake a push Atioci.t.4 Pratt WlrtprMf* Davison said Tri talked to ink) Kr.iui' Everyone's Protests and Washington seem to go together these days. These two in 'critical' condition youngsters watch the American Nazi Party on Parade in Lafayette Patricia AnnTillotson remained in "critical" condition in St. UA0 MOVIES doin' it park near the White House Sunday. Vincent's Hospital, Toledo, last night, nearly five days after she was found in her dormitory room with her clothes in flames. Laboratory tests earlier this ween revealed that the Lima education major apparently took mescaline laced with strychnine early last Saturday, and then set her clothing afire. "Boys In The blaze was extinguished by a Mooney Hall resident advisor, Fast trial bills urged who was alerted by her screams. Officials have indicated that Miss Tillotson's condition has The Band" WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen, Department has so far judge may order persons goal," that "in criminal cases been complicated by failing kidneys and lingering traces of the drugs she used. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., (D-N.C), maintained a stolid silence" accused of certain crimes held in Great Briatain today, most urged the Justice Department on a bill he introduced nearly for trial without bail for up to accused persons are brought Admission $1.00 yesterday to put aside the a year ago. The measure, in 60 days if he finds their release to trial within 60 days after "vain and false panacea of general, would require federal would endanger the com- arrest." Main And. preventive detention" and to criminal defendants to be munity. support legislation to secure brought to trial within 60 days. But Ervin said he is 6p.m., 8p.m., 10p.m., speedy trials of federal Ervin has urged this as an PREVENTIVE disturbed the Justice '. criminal cases. alternative to preventive DETENTION was included in Department has not' yet on Fri. and Sat. He said, "The Justice detention, under which a a District of Columbia crime responded to a request he first Now Bonds bill passed by Congress last made in September of last H..„.L .it. ...tr It |otl, -l.il.n. Of liMIOr year, but the Justice year for its view on his bill. ». irplur lKr,.i tth.n nn.lr.l. iK" ..n f^S pay a bonus Department was unable to win He "riticized the Depart- <4.hc,l >i ...... bank, T.» i»«. I. ilrttr Fall class registration ..iii.l mbfti n And thrtyi mMltl passage of a bill to permit it in ment tactics in enforcing the B..n.l. „r. I P| I .-, t,. ...r. \»^ at maturity. federal courts throughout the District of Columbia's PHILLIES Tips CIGARS PACK Of 100 country. preventive detention law. ■ m o# w scheduled for Monday Ervin said his bill now has • I'l.i-.t.i npped PAPER PLATES Fre-registration for the 42 senators as sponsors and because no class registration President Nixon and Chief 1971 fall quarter, will be held will be confirmed. Justice Warren E. Burger CHERRY HILL VILLAGE from Monday, May 17 until have spoken strongly in 1.88 ^49* Friday, May 21, in the THERE WILL BE college support of speedy criminal N.W. corner of S. College and Napoleon Rd. Reading Room of the advisers available in the trials. Graduate Center. registration area during the By Piedmont Corp. Registration request cards He quoted Nixon as telling Swimming Pool (Indoor) Commercial Stores DRY BAN time students in their college the National Conference on and student information are scheduled to report. ANTIPERSPIRANT the Judiciary a few weeks ago sheets, which will be Students should be well ad- that "this is not an impossible All apartments will be: distributed by mail, will be vised concerning the alternate collected from 8:00 a.m. to courses that are available in compl«f«y furr.ith.td with -oil- to- --oil corp.ting AUTOMATIOAUT1 TWIN* 4:30 p.m. each day. their program. With O din.lt. for n . built with balconies & patios -5THPIVI»J-2>.STAMVM- and student desks plus individual hooting Students are scheduled to and cooling controls ML gorboga dupotol ft report to the registration area Students who are not able cool* vision and IS both alphabetically by college. to return the form the week of Although registration request May 17-21 should return it to Now Playing PHISOHEX forms will be collected at this the office of registrar on See Model Apt. at 759 7th St. Eve. 7:30 Sot & Sun jS Skin Cleanser time there is no advantage to Monday May 24, or Tuesday, "2 V7l • Prot-tt» agsinst an early admission time May 25. Mat 2:30 CALL 352-9378 or 354-7731 Alpha Sigma Phi, STANDS ALONE! First in spirit, first in the bed race, I thank the Chi O's DRUG STORES and Tke's for a 'P\e4jyufiiut*t Sfiecialiitl great race!! NOW Eve. 7:10 Sat & Sun \SAVE TODAY Thru ! Mat 2:15 Oscar Winner 'Best Actress' SUMMER GLENDA JACKSON ADORN HAIR SPRAY ■' : '..■ en sensual people is limited SHOE Thev must find a new .•■ >. D-rUAwWHCK ST. JOSEPH'S P.c.orso AIRMAIL CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN ENVELOPES SALE "WOMEN • soiiu Of ■» • G*tsn Slot' ?« Select group! Women's famous maker spring MLOVE casuals. Originally $8 $21. Now 20 to 40 per COLOR by Deluxe UnrtadfrMi c cent Off 27 Plus - Eve. 9:35 Capri casuals, reg. S10-S13...8.99 MS.|ti¥ffl Sat Sun Mat 4:40 "< I »»< I Lark young dress shoes, regularly $12- Best Picture and $15... .10.99 MENNEN PROTEIN 21 LAVOMSumtkwisii Actor of 1969 • rtefteshrng nnii Now Rated R SHAMPOO :^oi.r,, • 14 01 lOTTLf ^H i V ■ Special on all Men's SANDALS Reg. $9... Now HOFFMAN only 7.99 Also, great savings on AAen's unlined CHUKKA BOOTS Reg. $14, Reduced to 5.99 JON VOK3HT 'MIDNIGHT COWBOY LASALLE*S COI.OK. IM-u»e Unite* tmiii Page 6/Tha BG News, Thursday, May 13, 1971 (irnmin 24 Rings. ID I'elcKriiph- PUZZLE welahls. 25 Pieces nf inK: r 125 North Main Street CLASSIFIED Phone 353-8881 CAMPUS CALENDAR Ashland area either May 13 or Guess Who' Guess Who' Now renting 1 and 2 bedroom Univ Crla CHEAP' 352-T80S Miss Cathy Altamura of Delta Zeta Sorority 14 Will pay. call Kate 171-1733 GUF.SS WHO? GUESS WHO" apartments for summer term air-cond. Fantastic Deal' May 11, 1*71. Twursday and also leasing for 71-72 2 KlrU need ride to OU after 12 Delta, Snakes and KDs - bed school year. For appointment Needed 2-3-4 more F to sublet Try-outa for Unlvenlty May 14 Will pay 2-3227 races are our bag! 354-3114 or 354-1144 tor summer Cheap' June free Theatre Studio ProducUoni 352-7403 for acting, dance and mime. PERSONAL Congrats to .IAN and Ken' on For rtrtt rooms. I bdrm apta 1 Thirty roles, open to everyone. your ALPHA PHI-KAPPA bdrm apta. summer 4 fall ph. Winthrop Terrace now renUng 313 University Hall 4 00-6 00 Phi Tau Brothers: Our tea SIG lavaliering! THE PHIS 352-9395 for Summer L Fall terms. 2-3- p.m. May 13 Thursday. was a "Wild World" and 4 man apU turn, air cond. Jeremiah Is sUII leaping. It GORDON: Your paddle's Furn. 2 bdrm. a-c apt. pool, laundromat 400 Kendez voua ce Jalr avec won't be the last. I J'l Tau Uv ready.are you? available for summer. June Napoleon Rd-Office, ph 352- Edith Plaf a nalre jretltre Keeps on comln. tree 351-7151 9135 between 9 a.m -4:30 p.m. SPEND THE Special sum rates for Eete. You are all welcome. Congrats and best wishes for a Parry-Crogan Room. Union Dlal-A-Freak: cancelled happy uteBarb-I-ove your Phi Sublease 2-man apt. utilities marneds 7:30. beam of delays. Money Mu Sisters paid, furnished. N Summit spent, on film, want to make 3534545 1 female roommate wanted to Theatre Production: "The one? Mike. Joan. Terry Help "Ban the Can"41elp share apartment FALL Autumn Garden" l:p.m. the circulate petitions at local NEW a-c 4-man apt for quarter 110 off rent. Nice Jot E. Brown Theatre. Ad- 2nd Hand Shop N. Grove- Good supermarkets-Sat. May IS- summer qtr. 'iblock from apartment Call 2-4491 SUMMER mission: 1.15 university used furniture Meet in Union at 9:30 a.m. campus 50-mo. 352.7221 students. ISO high school. Apt. to sublet summer: 2 l 11 50 adults Big Sue: I'm so glad 1 found FOR SALE 2 bdrm house tor summer i bdrm. furn. air cond. June You, cause you're the very OR RENT block call 371-4318 paid 3514221 Foot Dance Exhibition by bestest big. AGO luv. little Folk Dancer of Toledo. Ohio. Annie •6S VW Bug. escellent. many 1 M rm needed for apt 71-72 JUNE FREE! Palmer apt Monday Ma: It, 1171, St. eitras. 1175, 333-7351 call 372-3M1 three man. cent, air call 352- Mark's Lutheran Church, 1:30 Alpha Gams ana Phi Delta. 0071 AT We couldn't have done Dune Buggy- 353-2*12-610 N University Courts now has an p.m. "Bedder! Gamma Phi's Main Apt. B apt available for one or two 1 M to sublet apt sum. S5J-761S girls to sublease for this Needed S modem dancers for Guess Who's coming to B.G. For Sale: set of Keystone w- summer. Fully furnished, gas SUMMER FUN IN THE SUN SALOME an experience in on MAY IITH' Don't miss Mickey Thompson tires $75; air conditioning new rarpel. STUDIES DONE Greenview electric threatre. For tryout them!! Silverton ampsY noble baas TV, piano, garbage disposal, 1 Apts good rates call 352-1195 2- schedule caU Ann 373-4531 guitar each 175. call 354-1422 block off campus 155-mo call I p m Mon-Sat. Many belated thans to the 3S2-64II LOST AND FOUND Tekes tor the flamln' parly Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic. Apt to sublease summer 2 last weekend. KD's 50 mm f 1.4, case, cable needed-1 female roommate to blocks from campus. 2 bed I.OST: a ladies gold Benrus release, th-pod. 1225 firm, sublet apt summer. June rent all Chip or Tom 3534571 watch on campus REWARD Hoffie-I hate to be a nagging contact Zig or drop a note to paid. Call 131-41N offered Call 3524205 girlfriend, but please buy our Bos 70 I'-llall Need 3 F Only 190 ach for the Guess Who tickets before Apt to sublease for summer summer 353-4011 m year old medium site dog. they're sold out For Sale: :W5cc Honda 119J7 Fully furnished, alr-cond part collie Found In BGSU 10.000 mi.) Good condition cheap 351-OSM Greenview Apt FALL Library. 3541662 Phi Psi's-you sure know how 1275. Call 352-0HT7 after 10 p.m vacancies nil 352-1195 2-« to party! Sat. was great' URGENT-we still need people p.m. Mon-Sat BUSINESS Kappa Delta For Sale: 1943 VW with 64 to sublease for summer 352- OPPORTUNITIES engine 1175, 126 S College Dr 7SJ9 Available Immed. eff apt Ho- Paddy Murphy took a turn tor Apt D mo including utilities ph. 352- Want to demonstrate...your the worse last night when 2-4 to sublet for summer 9395 competence... your... Portfolio brothers substituted his For Sale: 69 VW Bug. Red Winthrop-South. Any of Business Opportunities May plasma bottle with urine and escellent condition ph. 352- reasonable offer. Ph, 351-3300 2 bdrm Greenview apt for 17-111-4 p.m. Alumni, Capitol. nicked Mm into drinking a M67 summer. Very chap call 4- River Room. fifth of Scotch He was rushed 1 bdrm turn. Greenview Apt 9475 to Wood County Hospital For Sale: Harlcy Tnke rebuilt for summer 3514*41 Seise the time Kind out where steps to revive his eng. t> Trans, call 33141115 Persons are available Call 1- what's going on in the business heartbeat are tailing. 4th girl needed for '-man apt 10*1 Counseling Center 310 S.S scent..Portfolio of Business 1970 Opel Kadett 1.1 litre 5000 beginning fall quarter call OpcMrtunities 17-11 May 1-4 PHIS say Congrats Jan and mi extras, must sell 3524252 Kay 1-4314 Ye OUe Pixxa Pub. Stop in and p in Alumni, Capitol and Steve on your ALPHA PHI- try our Homemade Pixxa. River Rooms. KAPPA SIG lavaliering! For SALE USED Farfiss Sublease for summer cheap Open Thur. Fir k Sat nights «- compact organ all RUM Apt 7-707 (th SL Call 351-0115 II FUTURE CPA's l«arn how to SundayCUESS WHO- prepare for the CPA exam. Saturday-GUESS WHAT! a Rambler Amcr. convrt. 354- ATTENTION! Mimed Play Chess' Imported Chess Becker CPA Review Course 7311 after 5 Couples' Need housing' We Sets PHILIP MORTON, CaU collect Cleveland 1164*1- Fly your kite for prises! welcome you. Stadium View CONTEMPORARY JEWLRY U.A.O. contest Saturday on For Sale: 65 house trailer. Apts 35140*1 111W. Wooster Sterling's Farm. 1:00 11x19 with washer-dryer, Future Flying Apart? Get It exallent condition ph 345- Brand new deluxe 2 Male Roommate. Summer qtr together now..Portfolio of C.J. says "thanx" to all the 5454 bedroom, apt available for phone 354-3941 2 man apt Business Opportunities May sailors tor a successful lease from June 15,1971 to Aug 17-111-4 p.m. Alumni. Capitol regatta at Port Clinton HOT- BSA-500 good condition call 31, 1171 furnished, carpeted Summer school' Why li River Rooms DOG!!! CHip 3534571 gas heat and air-conditioning sublease, make your own deal. UN per month all utilities Low summer rates 3 blocks RIDES Phi PB's Purple rally is s 20 Vol Encyclopedia In- paid except electricity ph 353- from campus. 2 bedroom party color, WOW!! Kappa ternational. Never used. Call 73*1 furnished apartments, air Need rate to OU. Friday caU Delta 353-4002 conditioning 11*411 Second St. 37*4*71 Phone 3534313 GREENVIEW HPT5 Snakes and Delts-realiy push For Sale: Cheap! 1*M Apt for summer, 2 bdrm 14 Ride needed to Penn. Stale a wild bed; 3rd Is better than Triumph trM. Muat aeU can baths, air cond. cheap 352-0551 JUNE PAID! Apt to sublease May 14, Phyllis 352-0157 4th any day - KD's be seen. (26 S. Summit for tummerCreenvlew Apts Apt to sublet summer qtr. call 351-1171 Ride needed to Kent or ATTENTION: Vietnam For Sale: 10 speed touring turn, and alr-cond. Univ Cts. Warren Friday after 3. will Veterans against the war * bike 135 must seU 1-4253 352-7331 JUNE FREE! 1 bdrm Summer rate, pool, etc. pay 35340*3 ROTC We need your help lor Greenivew Apt 352-5404 after 5 a demonstration similar to For Sale: 19*7 Dodge Dart 4-man apt for summer Need ride to Chicago May 14 those conducted recently by (SB call 2-50*1 Ask for Bob sublease MO month call 351- JUNE FREE-EXTRAS. 1 Call 1-4*11 Vets hi Washington. Please bdrm Greenview Apt 352-9232 CaU Keith at 2-1143 NeededFurnavhed t-Bssn apt afterS Call 352-1195 1 flrls need ride to Manefield- fall, near campus cai 171-4451 2 guys needed: sublet summer Mon.-Sat. 2p.m. - 6 p.m. Crisis Phone 352-PLUS .-. The BG News, Thursday, May 13, 197] Page 7 Scott claims polls ******************************************* A ' N anti-Nixon oriented * li * Bit WASHINGTON (AP) - crease in public support for Senate Republican Leader the year-end withdrawal TONIGHT i Hugh Scott says the questions deadline. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I************** which poll takers ask are The Gallup survey put largely responsible for the support for the measure at 73 negative reaction given per cent President Nixon's policy In Scott said the Opinion Southeast Asia. Research poll also asked He cited as evidence about the year-end with- Tuesday a survey which in- drawal if it meant a Com- dicated 68 per cent of those munist take-over of South interviewed favored Vietnam. Fifty-five per cent legislation to require with- said no. drawal of all U.S. forces by the THE OPPOSITION in- LASALLE*S end of this year, though 72 per creased to 75 per cent when cent supported Nixon's plan to poll takers asked whether end the war. people would favor year-end Nixon is firmly against the withdrawal "even if it withdrawal legislation. threatened the lives or safety 1 of U.S. prisoners of war held Presents "Swing into Spring' college night THE SURVEY, conducted by North Vietnam." by Opinion Research Corp. of Scott said critics of Nixon's Princeton, N.J., apparently war policies touch "on the was originally suggested by war-weariness of the 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. Thurs. May 13 the Nixon administration. It American people without was cited by Scott in an effort analyzing further what the to rebut a Jan. 31 Gallup Poll people really want," Scott which showed a sharp in- said. Undergrads earn This spring we have gone all out art show awards to gather up the biggest & best For outstanding work in 12 recognition in two- different categories 48 dimensional design, oils and University students received metalwork. cash awards at the annual From Delphos, Ohio, bargains in every dept. of our entire store! Undergraduate Art Show this Rebecca Latta, junior (Ed.), week. won first and second place Participants submitted awards in the glass category. more than 1,400 pieces to the Emerson Hallenbeck, show from which nearly 550 junior (A&S), from Maumee, were selected for display in Ohio, won first place in the Fine Arts Gallery of the sculpture with an untitled art building. The selected entry. items will remain in the SENIOR ART major * Student accounts are available j exhibit through May 30. Collette Schneider from * The judging categories Maumee won first place In * included ceramics, two-and weaving for her entry "Skirt," to all B.G.S.U. students three-dimensional design, and honorable mention drawing, glass, metal, oils, recognition for "Billboard for prints, sculpture, watercolors, Indians" ui two-dimensional * weaving and a special design. | Apply & charge "tonight"! category for freshmen. Linda Funk of Fremont * Winning art works displayed won three awards, first and ribbons on the opening day of second place in the drawing ************************************************** the show, May 9. category for her entries Judges for this year's show "Earth Listener" and were Ralph Warren, of the "Harpy," as well as winning Toledo Museum of Art, and honorable mention in the Howard Fox, Amarillo prints category. College, Amarillo, Texas. A metalwork piece, "Wind Chimes Pendant," won Bruce ACCORDING TO Ron E. Baker, sophomore (A&S) Colemen, chairman of the art from Sidney, Ohio first place show, the judges praised the in that category. variety shown in the students' "Self Portrait No. 2" won DOOR BUSTERS art work. Terence P. Orin, junior "The judges commented (A&S), from Canton, Ohio, that the work in the show first place in oils. indicated that our school of art Helen Hahn, senior (A&S) does not dwell on fadism. nor from Bryan, Ohio won first on tradition, but moves from place and honorable mention concept to concept," he ex- for her two watercolor entries plained. "Beautiful Flyaway" and "A Several students won Very Short Time." awards in more than one In freshmen work, category, including Linda Elizabeth Beisiot, fresh- Cayla, senior art major from man i A&S), of Bowling Losalle's "Own Catalinia Knit Maumee, who placed first in Green, won first place for two-dimensional design and "Cemetery Study." Sportswear received an honorable Stephen D. 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By Jack Carle AuiiUnl Sports Editor The main event of the day was of course the Assistant Sports Editor LEADING GOAL SCORER THE FALCONS, on the game (the beer bath of a party that night at the Bruce Correll had two more other hand, scored two goals scores, and an assist to up his The final seconds of the spring game on CI was a close second), and my debut as a Aided by an eight goal when they had the man ad- second half the Bowling Green totals to 23 goals and three Saturday flickered away on the Perry Stadium Falcon team member didn't really create vantage. much of a stir in the locker room before kickoff. lacrosse team romped over assists. The 23 goals are one The stickers played one of scoreboard, when the white's quarterback Ed more than he had last season. McCoy threw an out of bounds pass, and "Gonna come out and get your peeper the Ohio Wesley an Bishops 13- their best games of the season 3, yesterday afternoon. The Falcons opened up the stopped the clock with two seconds left with the smashed today, huh?" said Dave McMichael, a and if all of their games could fres'hm&n offensive guard. "Wouldja like me to Everyone got into the act scoring on a fastbreak goal by have gone like this one they Browns leading 14-7. Sachse with an assist from No sooner had the pass zipped over our help you get dressed," asked Don Plusquellic, as the Falcons notched their probably would be 10-0 instead junior quarterback. seventh win of the year and Correll. BG was clearing the of 7-3. heads, when I tugged my helmet on, and fourth in a row. BG is now 7-3 ball, Correll got the ball and kneeling next to coach Nehlen on the sidelines, Last season BG didn't get "HEY COACH, LOOK at that hair sticking overall and 5-1 in the Mid- fed Sachse to the side of the the chance to play Ohio State I looked him in the eyes and said: net. "Hey Coach, just two seconds left in my out under ins lielmet," Vern Wireman said western Lacrosse Association.' because of the trouble college football career. Whaddya say?" coach Nehlen. "Go get me some scissors and The Falcons have one more The Falcons had two more situation on the Ohio cam- Nehlen's expressionless face broke into a we'll take care of that," Nehlen winked. regular season game left, a goals in the first period by puses but the Buckeyes will be grin, and taking the blade of grass from bet- i.ikr I said, I didn't rate any special at- league contest at Ohio State. Correll and Brizednine. waiting for them in their own ween his lips he said: tention because I was one of them on Saturday. The Wesleyan game was Int the second period the backyard. Say coach...uh, what ya gonna do with them the last home appearance for Bishops made their only Bowling Green then "AWRICHT. Get in there for Wallace." scissors? 14 seniors including seven attempt of the day to tie the returns home for the annual I scurried onto the field, the Falcon white Once the action on the field started I wasn't starters. Falcons as they got two goals alumni game Saturday May team's new split end, and Nehlen called out the counting on getting in on any, though Ken within four minutes of the 22. That could be the last play, "Y something or other," to McCoy. Schoeni, an administrative assistant, said I IN THE GAME ITSELF, beginning of the period to chance for the 14 seniors to see "Hey Vin, that's a pass to you," yelled Vern was gonna get in at linebacker for a few plays. everyone had a hand in the make the score 3-2. Their first action unless some are invited Wireman, on the sidelines along side Nehlen. Once during the second quarter John scoring as nine different score came when the stickers to play in the annual North- "Just run a deep pattern to the end zone." Jacquot c .in\ -km, a 6-3, 220 pound freshman players scored and five had where two men down because South game to be played in After the huddle broke, I trotted out to the offensive tackle with a name like a Canadian assists. of penalties. June. left flank, where I got into a three point stance. lumberjack which is how he hits, said,"You're Steve Sachse and Rich But the Falcon stickers I could just see myself Jumping offsides, and goin' in for me the next series, got it?" Lieberfarb - and John added two more scores in the Brizendine led the way each score by quarters... blowing the whole deal right there, so I waited Oh yeah, I got it awright this one play, and I second period to hold a 5-3 half BG 3 2 4 4 13 with four points. Sachse and time lead. an extra instant after center snapped the ball to never even left the bench. End sweeps are OWU 0 2 0 13 McCoy before I dashed downfield. particularly enthralling when you're on the his four points on one goal and Then came the big second three assists upping his team I didn't try to lay any moves on Myron bench because you're so close to the huffing, half as BG notched eight goals BG goals; Brizendine-3, ' Wilson, the cornerback covering me, but just and puffing, and grunting of 1000 pounds of leading scoring totals to 29 while allowing the Bishops to points on 10 goals and 19 Correll and Lieberfarb-2, tried to sprint by him since he was back- offense on a collision course with a 1000 pounds only one. That Wesleyan goal Sachse, Elsmo Giarrusso, pedalling. Once I was able to get behind him I of defense. assists. came with only 50 seconds left Hewspholo by L.D. Fullsrton Brizendine had just the Cameron, Brandman and began thinking, "Geez, could you imagine a hot in the game. Messemer-1. dog sportswriter like me catching the game THE THING IS, if the sweeps headed to While the action on the field was reverse with three goals and Part of Bowling Green's tying touchdown pass? Whatta story that'd your side, you might be too close. On one such the center of attention in Satur- one assist. He now has 20 problem in the first half was BG assists; Sachse-3, make!" play Joe Babies, the freshman quarterback had day's spring football game, this points on IS goals and five that they had eight penalties Lieberfarb-2, Correll, the ball, and became airborne after getting Timeout! young lady provided momentary assists after missing the first and that hampered their of- Brizendine and Wayne-1. two games of the season. WELL I'VE RUN that game ending play belted, and he was heading my way. distractions for many ball fense as they were forced to OWU goals: Stringer-2, and Lieberfarb had two of each play defense. However, OWU over and over in my mind, and I still see, Before I had a chance to say "Nice of yot to players, and at least one Lips-1. looking over my right shoulder, striding into drop by Joe" and then duck,. CLANG! I got to up his season scoring totals could take advantage of only the end zone, McCoy's last ditch pass spiralling Joe's right shoe across the front of the helmet, photographer. to five goals and six assists. one of those situations. OWU assists: Seiler-1. not to me, but sailing over the middle into three and uunnhhh, that was as close to the action as guys-one of ours, two of theirs-who grapple for I got till the last two seconds of the ganx the ball, which falls to the ground, and BANG! If it wasn't for Jim Fleshman, a freshman Game's over, and so's what has to be the middle guard, whose interception gave the shoi test active Falcon football career ever, two white team our last chance, and John Cook a seconds. junior wingback who made an "acrobatic Actually thMkl to coach Nehlen, it spanned catch"-he got hit high and low by safety Gary five and a half hours from ten thirty when I dug Seeman, and the cornerback W'lson-of a 28 into i roast beef pre-game meal, (What about yard third down pass to keep that drive going, I those thick slabs of steak footballers usually couldn't have done my little diddy at the end. get, huh? "It must be the new athletic direc- And what an ending it might've been if it tor." quipped one of the players.) till five went like this: "McCoy sets up, pumps once, o'clock when I took a last glance around the and throws deep to the left...He's got Mannix locker room which though emptied of nearly open in the end zone...TOUCHDOWN!!!" eighty football players, was still decorated with dirty towels, tape both in strips and empty A LITTLE IMAGINATION goes a long way, shells which had been wrapped around ankles, and for two seconds Saturday afternoon it empty cups, and pools of water from ice melted almost became reality. Pair of BG women to compete in Midwest Golf tourney at Minnesota Noel Jablonski and Jill played for BG for three years, placed second in a field of 90 N«w*>hotos by L.D. Fullarton Wilhelm, members of the is the only person to have won golfers. The first time he got his hands on the ball Bowling Green Women's the Greater Cleveland Golf Saturday afternoon, junior wingback John him when he called on them. "Keetle (37) Intercollegiate golf team, will Association championship for Miss Wilhelm, has been a Cook (30) scored on a 55 yard play action tried a diving tackle on me at the ten, but I be competing this weekend in three consecutive years, 1968- member of the BG team for Cooksie's pass to put the underdog White team ahead high stepped out of it, because once I saw the 10th annual Midwest 70. two years. In 1970, Miss 6 0. Cooksie wasn't on the team last fall, that goal line, nobody wasgoingto stop me Intercollegiate Golf Tour- In previous Midwest Wilhelm participated in the nament to be held at the tournaments. Miss Jablonski Orange Blossom Open in St. Cookin' having quit the team because of frustration. from crossing it." Certainly not his jubilant University of Minnesota golf has placed third and fifth and Petersburgh, Florida and But John's natural abilities didn't quit on teammates ( photo at right). course. in the recent Illinois State placed second in the amateur Miss Jablonski. who has University tournament, she division. Fox hunt for Olympian Bill Toomey By I)i-iiisi- Fuclu meet in itself, consisting of ten such obstacles as hepatitis, States, busily spending money However, I did get in and even diverse events ranging from mononucleosis, partial elsewhere, leaves the task of managed to have dessert Bill Toomey, you say? Oh the shot put to the pole vault, paralysis of his right hand, raising the money to the U.S. without getting caught. It was yeah, isn't he a football and must be completed within and numerous other injuries Olympic Committee. Ten just like something out of a player? uh...basketball two days. So you not only have to establish himself as the million dollars is needed to motion picture-like "Gidget player? Now that you're to possess the strength of world's best all-around equip the Pan American and goes to Elyria." thoroughly stumped and down Charles Atlas but also the athlete. After following his the Winter and Summer As things were running to your third guess. Bill speed and agility of a barefoot record-breaking progress (in Olympic teams, and the late, Toomey had to limit his Toomey is a 1968 Olympic gold person being chased through a track as well as injuries) for Olympic Committee, while speech. Even then, it was medalist and the current cow pasture. several years, I decided I was refraining from bank robery, quite effective as he spoke not world record holder in the going to meet him. has come up »ith the next best only upon the importance of decathlon. And just in case He's as lucky as he is While most other countries thing-ISO a plate dinners to be striving to obtain such an you're wondering, the famous. He's not only had to in the world support their held throughout the country abstract object as an Olympic decathlon is a miniature track overcome hurdles but also Olympic teams, the United with former Olympic stars as medal in an economy of speakers. One of these din- abundance such as ours, but ners was held May 6 in Elyria also as he spoke of the human where Toomey headlined the aspect of the Olympics; the program. lasting bonds that were for- Rockets rail racketeers/ 8-1 As we all know, the med between the participants, of five MAC doubles victories By Dan Casseday hear him complain about close average college student and how he as a person and 13th of 16 overall. That doesn't usually have $50 in his Sports Writer calls.Kyan, however, called a benefitted greatly from them. win, like all of Toledo's, went line judge to settle things. back pocket—or for that And, oh yes, I did get to no further than the maximum matter any pocket-for such meet him and even though we It was the kind of contest two games, which enabled the that is painstaking for any "I should have called for an occasion. As for me, the only talked for a few minutes I Falcons to complete their only green I'd seen in quite a coach to go through and Bob him during the first match," gained insight to the world's fastest, if not most Ryan said later. Maybe the while were the faces of foremost amateur athlete Gill is no exception. ignominious match of the There was nothing he and whole match should have students while the mid-terms whose total dedication and season. been played differently. were being passed out. idealism is matched by few. assistant coach Jim Richards Larry Dister, sophomore could do Tuesday as they sixth singles, typified the play watched the Falcon tennis of Bowling Green. He said, Cancer Society Vho/e in one' contest team go down to an 8-1 defeat "I'd move my shots around at the hands of the Toledo real well and then mess them Rockets. Toledo shot down up when I had him (opponent any pre-game plans the Tim Thomas Ion the ropes ." Falcons had of improving now swinging at BG's golf course their seeding positions for the Other than the lone doubles victory, the highlight of the MAC tournament next Thanks to the American I p.m. Sunday, May 16. swinger. weekend at Ohio University. match was the third singles match between BG's fiery Cancer Society's hole-in one With $50 as the top prize for Tranquill needed only one The match was even more golf contest currently un- a hole-in-one and $5 daily prize contribution to come within agonizing for the BG players Dan Ryan and the Rocket's Ken Brown. Brown is rated derway at the Bowling Green for being closest to the pin to seven feet ot the pin to grab than it was for coaches GUI State University golf area on shoot for, Haley was working opening day honors. and Richards, because it is the number one "hooker" in the league. "Hooker", for Stadium Drive, the Falcon on his fourth contribution common feeling throughout football and basketball (three swings for a dollar) All proceeds from the the league that Toledo is the non-tennis buffs, is a polite name for cheater. coaching staffs aren't when he finally hit the green "Take a Swing at Cancer" least-liked team with some of speaking to each other this and landed 13 feet from the pin contest will be donated to the the least-liked players. It didn't take long for Ryan week. as the event's first contestant. Wood County Chapter of the As it was, Toledo swept to get hot but he kept out- At least this is what head With that $3 profit looking American Cancer Society, The Hf)t^ Charge AccountsBen Welcome through five singles and one wardly calm. Brown, basketball coach Pat Haley bigger and bigger, Haley's Stadium Drive location is doubles match before the however, lost his composure reports after his experience shot help up until assistant directly north of the Ice Arena • team of Tomlightvoetand Bill near the end of the first game last friday in the first day of football coach Gary Tranquill and parking is available in the Oudaema registered their fifth and those in the stands could the contest which will run until tried hit hick aa the day's last Ice Arena lot.