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Ohio Student Friday.Matchl2.1976 Voice me BG news Volume S9/Number 87 Board approves new rec center By Pal Thomas Zung presented preliminary News Editor drawings of the facility, which will be constructed on the southeast comer of A 6.6 pei cent increase in room and Sterling Farm field. board rates was approved and construction of the student recreation THE BOARD approved the center authorized in yesterday's Board planning and construction of (he of Trustees meeting. building, with estimated construction The rate increase, effective fall costs of 7.h million dollars. quarter. 1976 will raise room rates for most dormitories from $248 to $271 a In recommending that the board quarter. Offenhauer room rates will approve construction. University rise from $281 to $.504 a quarter. President Hollis A. Moore Jr. said "It's The price of mandated meal not just- a facility but a whole new coupon purchases will rise $5 next attraction for the campus." fall. He said such a recreational facility DR. MICHAEL R. Ferrari, vice was an appropriate one for a president of resource planning told the residential university, adding that board that the increases are direct "we're in an era of activity and results of the rising salary, utility and physical fitness." general service rates. He said declining interest income, Before the board voted on the mandated civil service pay mcieascs proposal, trustee Ashel G. Bryan said and increased costs of custodial and he objected to the proposal because of maintenance supplies necessitated the the additional cost its construction revised rates. will impose on the students. Fetran explained dial the increase The Board of Trustees approved the construction of a $7.6 million student in meal coupon costs does not reflect "WE'VE GOT to seriously consider a recreation center at yesterday's meeting. The facility was designed by Cleveland food costs, but the same utility and 10 million dollai addition.'' he said, Recreation center architect. Thomas T. K. Zung. (Photo Credit: Thorn Abel 1976. courtesy of general service increases which adding that related project costs would Thomas T. K. Zung Architects, Inc.) affected room rates. push the figure to the 10 million dollar range. An extensive discussion of the The facility will be funded by the proposed student recreation center students' facility and general fees. The followed a preseniation by Cleveland additional fees will be effective the SGA recommends districting architect Thomas T.K. Zung. whose first academic quarter the center is firm has been engaged 10 design die available for student use. By Norma Steele House Bill 335, which would piovidc building. To page five available foi booking performed, some should consider ihc information and Staff Reporter legal aid for all University students at of which may be coming to the release a statement of theli position. an approximate coal of three dollars. University. Jakeway said. "I don't think SGA should conic Snidcm Coveiimienl Association "I'm ic.ill) anxious foi it." Parrish out in favoi ol the hollow point," he (SGAI Election! and Opinions Boaid said. He urged SGA to make a A petition was circulated by said, adding il is uccess.us lo recommended the adoption of a slalenienl of support for the bill. Senator Mary L, Gainellia. The thoroughly study the subject proposal foi districting al Wednesday He said tli.it since t h e petition is in support of Ohio House night's SGA meeting, the last ol the Implementation of the "Sunahine Bill 455, which deals with Crowl reported on the Graduate quarter. law." opening meetings lo the public, handicapped and trainablc inctally Sludenl Senate (GSS) proposal lo it might be Interesting foi SGA retarded Students. Camellia said she Initiate a committee composed of llie pioposal divides undergraduate inenibets to sil on some city board favors the bill, with its lour members of both st;\ mil tiSS. the students into ton district*, wiih ihree mattings, tspeciali) those pertinent to amendments, one of which will commit tee would identify common senators clccied al large. According 10 the University. dasslf] special schooling under the concerns and goals, he said. Kathleen 1. Kama, board chairman, stale department of public education the pioposal provides the campus with "IT WILL be a chance lo gel but allow the schools lo remain The proposed committee would equal representation based on involved in some of the decisions." he separate, instead ot being phased into consist ol I'oui undergraduate SGA geograph) and student population. said. public schools. members and torn CSS members. Mary Helen I laniine. coordinatoi of I hen* novel has been cooper al ion SGA vice president David Crowl. academic affairs, reported on a trip to FOLLOWING discussion of the between the groups, < rowl said. who conducted the meeting, requested St. Louis In foiu SGA members in Police Community Advisory Maybe wa can gel logethci and lli.il senators make individual decisions ordci lo attend a mock United Nations subcommittee debate on police sponsor speakers oi oihei programs," concerning lliis proposal by the second convention. The University students bullets. Senator Brad Bower said SGA he said. week of April, when it will he represented Denmark, voting approved or rejected. and making decisions as they thought that country would make In an actual Injunction filed against "THE constitution then will have to situation, she said. be worked out. and worded out" Kim K. Jakeway. coordinator of Crowl said. Newly elected senators cultural affairs, reported on llie recent city by Haven House may be assigned districts if the trip to Washington D.C. to attend a proposal is passed. he said. National Entertainment convention By Sherry Kirkendall city tile lines lo be carried lo ihe made by four Student Development Staff Reporter sanitary station. In other business. Richard Parrish. representatives, two Cultural Boost Immediately following the fehruary coordinator of state and community members and three Union Activities The owners of Haven House Manor flooding. Valentine said he and the affairs requested SGA support Ohio Organization members. New acts limited, 1515 E. Wooster St.. have oilier plaintiffs installed, al llieir own filed an injunction request against six expense, two manholes wesi of the city officials forbidding the addition Haven House driveway, to gel lo the of any new users or any additional eight-inch city sewer line. load to be placed upon the sewer "We also have installed a shutoff Tax data abused system served by the sanitary lift valve which will automatically activate station at the comer of E. Wooster St. should the water ever back up again." WASHINGTON (AP) - Internal Alexander also said thai despite past and Mercer Road. he said. The valves were installed Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner abuses, he is opposed to formal curbs James Trautwein, Clarence Nopper between the street and the second Donald C. Alexander testified on White House access to individual tax returns. and Douglas R. Valentine are seckipg pumps. yesterday that the federal returns of the injunction following damages to Valentine said the flooding problem 6.704 taxpayers were turned over to "I would question whether proposed reforms might be more an 16 Haven House basement apartments. is caused by storm water entering an the Justice Department in 1975 for The damages were a result of the the prosecution of nontax criminal overreaction to past abuses than a already overloaded sewer system. He proper guide to the future," he said. mid-February flooding of the said it was the city's responsibility to cases. apartments caused by storm water and locate the faulty tile and replace it. Testifying before die federal Privacy Under the current practice, any sewage backup. "We (the plaintiffs) have spent Protection Study Commission. president can obtain a tax return by thousands of dollars al our own Alexander said federal tax returns are signing a request to the IRS and THE PLAINTIFFS claim more than expense correcting and providing what vital tools in the investigations of specifically designating which of his $30,000 worth of damages were aides should have access to the return. incurred in the recent backup. the city should have taken care of in narcotics traffickers and various types the first place." Valentine said. of white collar crime. Valentine said the apartments also Alexander said, "President Fold has suffered from Hooding and backup HE SAID THEY have not yet It appears that Jim Vieth. junior, seems to think that the adage. pressed suit to recover the cost of THE COMMISSION has not asked me for any tax return and I damages in 1973, 1974 and 1975, but "Take two. they're snail." is applicable to just about anything, damages to the apartments hul that recommended that federal prosecutors would be surprised if any such request said damages in those years were including these plants he borrowed from the Union to use as should be made." minimal. "we haven't waived the right to sue props in a TV program. Here he is returning the plants to their be required to get a court order before either." He said a damage suit had not obtaining tax returns for nontax law ''We flooded out about two or three rightful owners. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) yet been filed because the plaintiffs investigations. USING TAX returns for apartments in 1973, but it was prosecution of nontax cases also is nowhere near as serious and costly as are still incurring repair cost for the permitted under the current practice. this last flooding," Valentine said. damages. Deputy Any. Gen. Harold R. Tyler Valentine said he met with the city VALENTINE '-aid damage expenses Blacks to abstain from defense role Jr. testified that in 25 years as a judge Municipal Utilities Board later that include the costs of rented water or prosecutor, he knew of only one year in connection with the backup pumps, new carpeting, disinfecting, opposes racial separation, told the case in which an assistant US attorney matter, but that adequate precautions additional employes to clean and move JOHANNESBURG. South Africa were against fighting to defend the furniture and the motel all-white Parliament in Cape Town abused access to tax returns. were never taken by the city to (AP) -"The whiles represent the country, the World reported prevent the reoccuranee of such accomodations for the 64 students blacks in Pariiament-so tell them lo yesterday. •hat whites would be in for a rude "It would be a grave mistake to write in a judicial warrant procedure." backup. whose apartments were Hooded. represent us in this war." shock if black leaders were allowed Tyler said. The plaintiffs' claim the current The wry statement, in a letter lo a ONLY 41 READERS who replied into Parliament to tell of black feelings Tyler said taxpayers should pump station is not large enough, does newspaper, reflected the overwhelming said they were prepared to fight and on the war issue. The newspaper awarded prizes for the best letters on understand when they file their annual not contain the necessary equipment attitude of African readers answering most of those said they would expect or the adequate manpower to handle full citizenship rights and abolition of each side. returns, that various government Weather the question. "Would you fight for agencies might have access to them. the load of the sanitary system as well South Africa if we are invaded from South Africa's pass laws in return. Federal tax returns by the millions as high rainfall. Angola?" Ephraim Maakane. who received a Chance of showers changing to Every African is obliged to carry his top $37 prize for his letter, wrote: are now used by the Census Bureau, THEY ARE ALSO seeking the snow flurries today and tonight. purchase of additional pumps or ' Only 17 per cent said they would reference book, or pass, at all times, "There is no home for blacks except the Justice Department, the Federal Lows in the upper 20s and 30s. breakdown equipment to handle the fight, when the World, South Africa's on penalty of arrest. South Africa. Even long before the Trade Commission, the Commerce Cooler tomorrow with a chance of largest daily aimed exclusively ai whites came here it was our home. Department and state governments. pump station's load. rftowers or snow flurries. Highs Africans, invited readers to write in on The World posed the question after This is the right moment to show the Alexander said state governments The Haven House apartments drain tomorrow in the upper 30s to the were given access to 66 million federal | the issue. Colin Eglin. leader of the outsider that we also are in possession into the city sewer at the end of the mid 40s. Of 244 letters received. 83 pe> «*nl Progressive-Reform party, which of the spirit of patriotism." returns last year. west parking lot, and then flow to the

I Pay 2/Tfce BG Newt, Friday. March 12.1976 eDIT8RiaLS the trials of 'tokyo rose

By Nicholas von Hoffman rush that she traveled on a certificate them food and clothing. All three of and Southeast Asia. Hence no way has of identification instead of a passport. her bosses, an Australian, a Filipino ever existed to prove who said what or apology WASHINGTON-The Japanese (These facts about the case are drawn and an American were subsequently where they said it. American Citizens League, after from an article by James J. Martin in promoted after the war. A reluctant grand jury indicted her, Recently, the News has regrettably published an advertisement and putting up bail for Patricia Hearst's the February issue of Reason In 1945, Mrs. D'Aquino, who had and the case went to trial, although an editorial cartoon that were offensive to many people of the alleged accomplice. Wendy Yoshimura, magazine.) by this time married a Portuguese not before the Federal prosecutor used , University. is now trying to secure a presidential Thanks to the customary efficiency national, was arrested by the Army of up his peremptory challenges kicking i six blacks and a Chinese off the jury. Both were unfair to the minority groups they depicted and pardon for a woman named Iva lkuko of the State Department and sundry Occupation. After months in jail she ( was cleared of all charges and then Even the perfectly Caucasian jury j misrepresented. Toguri D'Aquino. Mrs. D'Aquino is an other government functionaries, Iva exceptional person; she is one of that failed to get her passport and missed rearrested and held in something close didn't want lo convict when they; to isolation. Her husband was allowed heard the government's case, and this Rest assured, however, that the ad was run and the cartoon drawn, very small band of Americans who the last boat home before Pearl Harbor. to visit her for 20 minutes a month. in California, a stale that has a long not to mock the Afro-Americans and Mexican-Americans offended, have been convicted of treason. In 1949 she was convicted in a San THERE SHE WAS , marroned in During this second incarceration, history of anti-Japanese outrages. but to illustrate opinions distinct from any insults. Francisco Federal court and sentenced Japan, A UCLA graduate in pre-med she was also put on exhibition for The trial itself was conducted to 10 years in prison, loss of unable to speak the language of her visiting members of Congress so the according to unusual rules. The • The News never intentionally prints misrepresentations of a^y citizenship and a $10,000 fine for ancestors. Next, her uncle, giving in to boys could see the infamous prosecution was allowed to subpoena J group, but at times can be found guilty of being insensitive to such being Tokyo Rose, the sexy-voiced the pro-war, anti-American spirit, treasoness. Tokyo Rose. But again she witnesses from Japan but the defenseI put-downs while being oversensitive to other, overshadowing lady on the Japanese radio whose kicks her out of his house. She is was released because somewhere along was not. Even so, one prosecution | principles. treasonable utterances were supposed denied a ration, card, her money runs the line the Army had doped it out witness admitted in open court he had 1 Realizing that damage done by that advertisement and editorial to destroy the morale of American out and she walks the streets until she that there was no Tokyo Rose. been-bribed lo testify. Instead of I cartoon cannot be fully repaired, the News wishes to extend an troops in the Pacific during World War gets a couple of part-time jobs, one No single female had made the declaring a mistrial at once, the judge, apology to everyone. II. with the Danish embassy and the other broadcasts attributed to Tokyo Rose, in the grand tradition of the Federal J We will try to avoid such mistakes in the future, hoping at the The patriotic resentment against a with Radio Tokyo, her ruination. but perhaps as many as 20 different bench, urged the jury to convict, At Radio Tokyo she worked under women. The exact number and who which ihey ultimately did on one ' same time that we have learned by our mistakqs. Furthermore, the Jane Fonda during Vietnam was as nothing compared to the emotions the direction of three allied officer they were has not been established to count of treason, the substance of! News realizes we must look more closely at the Underlying issues and directed against Tokyo Rose POW's on shows that were beamed to this day. Moreover, the broadcasts did which was that Iva hid spoken 25 < inferences of printed depictions. whispering into her microphone to our their fellow prisoners of war, whom not all originate in Tokyo but from a words of aid and comfort to the 1 boys overseas that their wives back she secretly tried to help by sneaking number of places all over the Pacific enemy on the radio. home were cheating on them. At the height of her fame, this perfidious lady "**%8ZR\ Save that old news was as well-known a hate object as Tomorrow News staff members will hold the quarterly Save the Hermann Goering or Hideki Tojo. For News drive from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. behind Masery Hall. Americans between 1941 and 1945, Tokyo Rose, nee Iva lkuko Toguri in mmm All students, faculty and staff members are encouraged to take Los Angeles on July 4, of all, days, advantage of this opportunity to rid themselves of old newspapers 1916 was the ultimate Jap. iNrfflL and help the ecological cause ?t the same time by helping to recycle NOW 27 YEARS after her paper. conviction, two reporters from the San pfe The positive response to this request for your old News' will not Francisco Chronicle have interviewed" only add to student morale by helping to support a drive based on John Mann, the foreman of the jury cooperation and a combined effort, but you just might be able t,o which convicted her, and he says they save a tree, or a forest of trees, in the process. only did so because of the pressure from the judge. According to Mann, the jury after four days of arguing was irreconcilably deadlocked when, "the let's hear from you judge said they spent a million dollars on this trial already. The BG News welcomes all letters lo the editor and opinion columns He said if you go hack there and do Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial nothing...well have to have this same Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask (hat trial all over again...I was against her columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced conviction all the way through." The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. That Iva was even in Japan during Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and the war was the result of a foul-up and phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News, 106 a fluke. Because her mother was too ill University Kail. to go visit an ailing sister, Iva was sent by her parents, dispatched in such a LBTTers lot of small hall concerts that show the not in your shiny litlle police car. Kreneck's. I would like to ask you a been this way even for people of major may be wrong, but I was told that j comparison diversified taste of Cleveland, but you're hiding in the bushes next to a question. What are you going to do institutions-scientific, religious and only 300 BGSU students voted for never have I seen an act that portrayed fraternity house wailing for someone when you graduate? If you see a dog legal, as Linda Powell states in her George McGovem in the primary four such a low standard of talent as that of lo come out with an open boitle of walking on the street, will you flag letter of March 10. years ago. This lack of voter interest is okay Jett Black. Therefore. I wouldn't beer! down a Policeman and tell him to slop Unfortunately though, I see this as disheartening, expecially in this, our I would like to direct my remarks to consider myself narrow minded, with a Instead of supplying you hoys with his "do-nothing" policy by killing the even further evidence against abortion. bicentennial yeai. As a voice of the ■ group of ignorant hockey followers, small town attitude, but a person with hollow bullets they should supply you animal? These professional people have not people. The BG News should not true fans, who wrote a letter good taste. with a roll of caps for your cap gun I am truly glad that when I'm on been able to come up with an answer encourage voter involvement. Youi entitled, "Bad Comparison" in the BG The next time you begin to feel and when you run out. you can always campus. I have come across some of and declare when life begins. What, editorial in yesterday's paper was News. March 10, 1976. sorry for those "small town attitude yell, bang. bang. "man's best friends". And the owners then, gives us as individuals with encouraging the students lo ignore How would you like to be Mike persons." remember that there are big Yes, I can honestly say your job as are far from thoughtless. I would like merely opinions, the authority and our political process. Hattman. the day of perhaps the town people who might have the same police officer has many satisfying to thank the sheep dog owner. ability to make such a decision? "biggest" hockey game of the year attitude. I could think of more rewards. You're respected, well-liked, Everytime I see that beautiful animal. Therefore, since mere still is a This Friday night five Democrat versus Western Michigan in the appropriate places to conduct sexual and most of all highly sophisticated. I smile. And as far as being question of when life begins, shouldn't candidates will be holding their opening round of the CCHA playoffs, acts than on stage. How about you Mr. The ability to camouflage your car unattended-well that is bullshit. Many we take the benefit of the doubt and delegate selection caucuses in this city. reading that he "lacks skills in Maichinga'.' while stalking out your prey has other dog lovers pet these dogs and protect the "life" involved at the These are chances for Ihe interested forechecking and backchecking" as simply amazed me. play with them. earliest moment (conception) of its student to turn out and elect delegates well as his "mid-season scoring slump Sarah Jones Officer Impressive, if you're ever in Anyone that does not want dogs on possibility of being alive? Where would that reflect his interests. Your vote is during the most difficult segment of 238 Dunbar need of a job in a few years, maybe I'll campus is Indirectly stating that we be now if those with the authority important at the caucus, in the the schedule." be able to help you out. How are you nonhumans should be prohibited from should decide that life begins at primary and in November. First of all, name me one college bring it back at pushing a broom or mopping floors? this area. Anyone that cannot conception? Countless chidlren would hockey player who doesn't lack some And to think when receiving my appreciate other forms of life, to me, have been wasted because of our So students ignore the advice of The skill, and then name me one athlete While using the facilities in the ticket there was a comment on it from has no human qualities. So, maybe unauthoritalive opinions. News and turn out tonight at the who doesn't it one time or another, women's restroom on the second floor you stating that I was hot-tempered you should leave. It is evident thin, that we should be caucus of your candidate. Those in fall into a slump. People, hockey is a of Hayes Hall. Tuesday. March 9 at and sarcastic! protecting the rights of even a Bowling Green ire: Jimmy Cartel. approximately 8:00 a.m., my billfold 25 mm team sport! Did you ever I hope when reading this letter C. Peters "possible" child before birth. The South Main School: Frank Church. realize that sometimes injunes occur was removed from my purse by some officer "you know who you are," I 143 ll.iishin.ni Dunbar agony that Ms. Powell was concerned Ohio Suite. UWon: Fred Harris. and plague not only that particular unknown hand. The nerve of some don't upset your tummy. If so with in emergency situations is Howard Johns.m's. Munis Udall. person, but his linemates as well. people! mommy can always gjve you some insignificant here. Falcon Plaza; and George Wallace. Before you criticize anyone, learn the The funny thing is. it contained bad waim milk and cookies before Howard Johnson's. game...physically, mentally, and most only 1 5-20 cents. So, whoever you are. beddie-bye. Please get involved this year, and l of all psychologically. I"m sure you've discovered by now entertainment For years, doctors have faced such l Why should Mike Haitman be that there was no money. And there is decisions. The situtation arises, and as start at the beginning with the caucus Brad Schroth in all emergency decisions, there is not this Friday night at 8 p.m. subjected to criticism? Dan Garfield nothing of value in it-of value to you Haven House No. 39 for beth-anne wrote the article. Hartman only that is. The credit cards will do you no much time to think. The doctor answered the questions asked of him. good-I've had them cancelled. But the Rudy: A coupla Sundays ago ah attempts to save both lives and when a Tom Smith prohibit choice is necessary he saves whichever It was only Mr. Garfield who driver's license, the pictures, validation 'cided to give good 'ole Beth-Anne a 447 Anderson elaborated on Hartman's comments. card and other papers in there are of ring an see if she'd a liked ta see a life is most likely to survive. Most Just because Bobby Clarke is Mike great value to me. I'd also like the bill non-humans? concert. Ah sure was glad ta be able ta obstetricians when asked, will tell you Hartman's idol and inspiration, he fold back since it was a Christmas git outta the fields for awhile, fire up that it isn't a question he ponders over with the parents. THe BG news never compared his abilities to those present from my husband. This is in regards to Thomas the 'ole Massey Ferguson, pick up Kreneck's insufferable letter on March Beth-Anne an drive in ta big-time of Mr. Clarke's. So if you can't afford the postage to EDITORIAL STAFF Bowling Green ta be culturally 'riched Once again. I'd like to emphasize So to those ignorant hockey send it to me, drop it in the nuilbox 4th. He labels Canines as a problemand oditor lOHpri f. woilet II the fact that the only question m»"»"| editor keetn b mccray followers, remember this letter next and I'm sure the post office will get in terms their appearance as disgusting. by Jett Black. He says their owners are thoughtless. Golly. 1 jus' cain't tell ya how much relevant to the legality of abortion is now editor patrieii a. tiona ' ||] time you lace up your double-runners. touch with me. I'd have to spend a lot Oditoriel aduor Jnw a. durewak I Whal a brilliantly sympathetic different it were from whit we whether the rights and life of an of time getting those papers replaced wire editor wrtliam p. ftaunders Denny Hasso and the pictures of my family I can viewpoinl! 'spected. Me an Beth-Anne sure was unborn child are being protected or !"*•• oditor robert m. bone) flagrantly disregarded. 720 8th St. Oh. you are so right Tom. Us dazed when we see'd that fella was a •port, MHO. rteherd d —t never replace. They're of no value to photo editor lanes e. wvnn you. Please don't destroy them, but collegiates are so victimized by these 'rollin all over the stage with a rubber Kathleen M.Slittery cepryeditor Charles i.ockitein try to get them back to me. I'd reminders that other kinds of life lady! Jeepers Rudy! Did ja really 'joy 202 McDonald-West jett black appreciate it, exist. Since we paid our fees to go toa BUSINESS STAFF see'in them boys up there a'scream'in university, then we definitely should business manager doualaa a. Hank be excluded from the outside world. an a'squirmin? This letter is to Mr. Mitchinga, a Rebecca Cullen ldVtnt.no manager . eordon i uy'i But why pertain youi letter only to If that's what entertainemnt is then student obviously with his mind in the Clyde sates maneee. rynne d. manak gutter. In response to your letter, I dogs? Why not abolish cats and birds, ah guess we are a bit strange. Rudy student voter completely agree with the student who also? That can't be asking too much. 'ole boy. Ya see, we gots a lotta Th. BO New It pubMwd Tuesdays was "shocked, appalled and night stalker Or how about demanding potential entertainment back home, apathy fhru Fridays dunna, th. rseuler Mhool offended," by Jett Black's My letter concerns the Bowling exterminators rid the sidewalks of ants but we usually scrapes it offa the yea., (M) one a WMk dunna she performance. If that's what you and spiders too. since that is also a bottoms our boots before it gits a summer aaasiuid. under asnhorrty of eke Green University police force, one Publications Committee of Bowling consider entertainment, maybe I could patrolman in particular. Let's just call natural nuisance? chance ta perform. I sympathize with your view on our Groan StaM University. direct you to the psychiatric ward. him Mr. Impressive. And sometimes, the people who are Next Sunday me an Beth-Anne is electoral college system. It is out-dated Opinions oxproaoad in editorial The idea that you liked Jett Black's I want to congratulate you on your ignorant enough to step in feces, bump gonna stay home an watch Hee-Haw and unrepresentative. In this same cartoon* or other column, in the feme performance was not the most ability to stalk me out while hiding in into trees. Let's have the city cut instead. editorial that urged refoim of the do net nacasssilry reflect the opinion, of tfte University Administration, faculty or upsetting factor, everyone had their the parking lot next to the Sigma Chi down all the trees. To top off this electoral college, you criticized all the naff or the Star, of Ohio. Opinion, Own preferences. What was upsetting, fraternity house. Apparently I did not totally warped plea for enforcement, Donald "Clem-Dobney political reforms of the past six years. expressed by columnists do net was the fact that you'd associate come to a complete stop at the slop let's ask that a huge 100 foot brick 313 Kohl We have come a long way since n.cinanly rotate! Die opinion, of The "small town attitude" with this band. sign in front of Conklin Hall. Officer will be placed all around the campus, Chicago of 1968. BO News. Editorial, in Die BO Neva I am from a suburb of Cleveland, a Impresive, how many cars have you so we are never bothered by the other reflect the opinion, of tha majority of abortion membars of file BO News Editorial very large community. I have been to seen come to a complete stop at that forms of life that God has punished us _In_!iy_ing_Jo_ .build _a student many concerts; including Crosby. stop sign? Don't you have better with. The question of where life begins organization for Jimmy Carter, I have Editorial and Hue. nee. Office. Stills. Nash and Young (one of the things to do with your time'' Anyone that could possibly agree truly has been a very troublesome and found great amounts of student 106 Uniyanxty Hall largest concerts). I have also been to a You'ie the kind of comedian when with the radical viewpoint of Mr. difficult question to answer. It has apathy to national politics. The figure Phone 372-2003 Friday, March 12,1976, Hie BG Newi/Pife 3 ueTTers misquote objections most centi:illy located, comprising as It distresses me when I am green sheet it does the UalM of Ohio, Michigan. misquoted because behind every Kentucky. Illinois. Indiana. Wisconsin statement that I make there is a great ml Iowa. body of wisdom that causes people to bring sga rebuttal error t-vents. which are weekend-long, stop and ponder as to why it was said The March 8, |o,7t. issue of the .iiul may he held as often as once a in such a way. Brett Mail Geer my quotes out of context, thereby Parking and its services; food prices; Green Sheet ran an article on the week, are hosted (rather than 1510 (lough No 8.1 distorting the entire meaning of my ihe food coupon system; athletic Society for Creative Anachronism. "sponsored") hy the various local My name is not Stubbs as you Guest Columnist opinions. The quote was--"Having priority. My dear Rich, the list can go irVhUe we of the Society are grateful groups. printed on page three. I have called spent eight quarters on this campus on and on. Now. these are legitimate for the publicity, the article contained They typical event starts on Friday your office to inform the staff that On Wednesday March 10. the BG under SGA ru'e. I feel somewhat complaints! Do you know what i few errors which ought to be set night as the out-of-towners arrive and there are people who do not care to News published a guest column by- qualified to judge what SGA has done becomes of them'' Into the trashcan straight, lest anyone get the wrong are put up either in local members' carry such stupid names as Stubbs. Student Government Association's to help its fellow students. Nothing." with the garbage, and on to the idea about us or our activities. houses, or other inexpensive lodgings Hogg, Bench. Foot, Hand, etc., and Coordinator of State and Community Mi. Parrish then attempted to prove landfill. SGA does noi act on them To begin with, SCA local groups are The main activities begin on Saturday, therefore they are instructed to carry Affairs. Richard Parrish. Richard his point by listing various SGA because it has not the power lo do so. not called "chapters," but "cantons," not at such a conventionally twentieth an X in front of it. This X is not a addressed me personally in his senators and the projects they initiated "marches," or "shires." For another century hour as 9 a.m., but whenever middle initial, but identifies its user as tunnel-visioned evaluation of my letter that benefit different segments of Did SGA conduct a poll to thing, the article stated that "Bowling we can all get organized to get the one who has been freed. The X to the editor (BG News. Feb. 14). students. determine how to represent the Green is in the March of Marshes show on the road . Throughout the precedes the name of Stubbs and student body on the hollow-point seneschal." Well, that would be a day. the knights and squires tight should be written X Stubbs. I would In his miserable attempt at satiric That is all well and good. To those bullet issue? I would like lo have a physical impossibility, since a (usually for whatever prize may be appreciate being addressed properly in humor. Rick successfully distorted the senators, mentioned and unmcntioiied. representative voice in thai issue. We seneschal is not a division of land, but offered), and visitors, however dressed the future until such time as I am able meaning of my letter by using the all I extend my sincere appreciation and are the ones they are supposedly rather a petson, namely, me, and are welcome to look on. so long as to change the name to one that is too common ploy of removing a single congratulations for their efforts. They protecting. March of the Marshes is the way they respect the conventions of safety. more fitting for me. quote from the context of the whole. don't gel the recognition they deserve. Bowling Green is known to the Among the others who look on are And his style! It cannot possibly help But notice in my quote, Rich, that I Did SGA ever research any denizens of the Middle Kingdom. ladies who choose not to fight, and Elnor X Stubbs SGA to have one of its high officers said fellow sludeuts--l didn't say alternatives to the prospect of resting The main purpose of the Society, men who prefer gentler ways of 8234 Nebraska publicize his total lack of class. fellow handicapped persons, or fellow- the decision of audit or grade in the apart from fostering interest in and winning a lady's heart. Toledo jocks, or fellow music lovers. That is hands of the faculty.' After all, we pay study of the Middle Ages, is to The cojts for these weekends of In keeping with Mi. Parrish's my point. I said Students. money lo take these classes. We pay actually recreate that time, not as it medieval revelry are nominal and cover manner of rebuttal, (including all Ihe faculty, either through taxes or really was, but as it should have been. feast and site rental expenses. types of ad hominem fallacies and My letter dealt with the students as tuition. Doesn't thai mean anything? Hence, one would not find within the Costumes and transportation, take it away personal attacks) I, in turn, will students; as the reason for this Yipec we got a new ret center. But the Society any hint of rats, dank castles, however, are the responsibility of each address the remainder of this rebuttal University's very existence. All the letters to the editor won't stop when or plague. individual member. to you (complete with my own students, not various segments, such as that is built. It said in the article that members While many members are interested personal attacks and ad bominems). the handicapped, jocks, and so on. of the SCA assume identities when in Tolkien, science fiction, and fantasy I fail to understand why there is so So, Richard, here is my answer to your Functioning as a glorified high I DONT advocate student control dealing with other members. If this literature, SCA members represent all much controversy over the kind of subjective and crass critique of my school-bake-sale government, as SGA 01 takeover of any University, merely were true, there would be little to professions and age groups and have bullet used by our benevolent Campus letter. Ill dispense with the ad presently does, it cannot represent the an efficient, oigani/ed voice that the prevent some wise guy from showing widely divergent backgrounds and Safety. If this is truly a free country hominems to start. students as students. students can depend on lo represent up at an event claiming to be Jack the interests. these defenders of freedom should be their side. We arc ihe sole reason for Ripper, Napoleon, or even God. What Our purpose, after all. is simply to allowed to carry any type of bullet FIRST OF all, your title failed to Il can only initiate piojects to make ihe existence of this huge educational we do assume are personae. or enjoy ourselves medievally. they choose-let's just take away their impress me. but it sure explained the life more bearable for heterogeneous machine. Why arc decisions concerning fictitious personalities of people who guns. subjectivity of your remarks. You sludent segments. It can only move us continually handed down from on might have lived between the time of Rayna Alsberg, BaronM Seneschal publicly called me senile. Richard. As and work within the framework of Ihe high Without so much as a whimper the fall of the Roman Empire and Randi Weiner Reginald J. Routson far as etiquette and diplomacy go. you administration's system. On the basic from SCA? Because SGA has no 1650. 214 Napoleon Rd. Graduate Assistant are a sad excuse for a politician as well issues that concern the students as power. Thai. Mi. Parrish. is whal my Within the new Middle Ages, the Dept.ofPol.Sci. as a civilized human being. Your students. SGA has no political power. first letter was trying to say. kings are chosen in the good old "foot-in-lhemoulh contest" melaphoi The administration decides what is way-by right of combat. Every six notorious news shows very little imapuation. and the good for us.(?) In closing, I do not like to be months, a tournament is held at which let's hear from you general composition of your ndiculed in public. Nor do I relish time anyone wishing to be king The BG News is famous for its statements is pre-Bnglish 111. CARL REMENSKY, in his editorial, being quoted oul of context, or for competes in open lists, not against the misquotes, and for misspelling people's The BG News welcomes all letters to called SGA a pacifier for the student thai mailer, lo be judged senile. But, incumbent king, but against other names. the editor and opinion columns Letters I am not Ronald Ross' "buddy." in body to suck on. I think (his is what Richard, if you wish lo continue these knights with the same aspiration to the Each time I say something I can rest may comment on any other letter fact. I've never met the man. Or was he meant. Sure, you can aid the personal at lack-type rebuttals. I will throne. assured that the BG News will column or editorial that simply another ol your cutsic-poo students as handicapped persons by be happy to oblige, for I am much 1 While many of the members of the misquote me. In reference to the fee Letters should be a maximum of 300 antics' And why do you twist around arranging for helpful ramps to be built. better It il than you seem to be. Society are either doctors or nurses, allocations hearings of Saturday, words, typewritten We ask that the fact that the vast majority of You can aid the jocks by petitioning Knowing that people like you, Mr. the fighting is more closely supervised February 21 and the subsequent columns be no more than four typed students still do not vote for your tor a new recreation complex, but you Parrish, hold office, may change my by marshals or constables, other article that occurred in the BG News pages triple-spaced elections'' Plus, your syntax stinks. are bypassing Ihe fundamental attitude from abivalence to contempt. knights or squires whose job it is to see of Tuesday, February 24, I, FJnor X The News maintains the right to edit Now that I have fought fallacy with groundwork. Those things, to me, Oh, by the way. what ever did that the code of honor is upheld. An Stubbs did not say "We're tired of all submissions that exceed these fallacy (a practice I deem seem to be secondary priorities. You happen to those Poc Ditch-profits? limits, with respect to the laws of libel integral part of that honor naturally, is using other people's cast off stuff." I contemptible, but one which I was should aid the students-improve the said, We're a people who have always and proper taste sure you would understand), I will overall position of the student--and to a regard for safety within the lists. Letters and columns must include the Although accidents do happen, they had the crumbs off the table." This move to the heart of the discussion. do this, you have to listen to him; what statement is in reference to the author's name, address and phone are neither as common or as severe as number, and may be mailed to the he doesn't like and why might be supposed froVA the article. description of the blackman in the IN MY letter, I attempted to Editor, co The BG News. 106 explain my attitude of ambivalence The wars betwen the East and Bible as Lazarus lying at the rich man's University I'all Look at the letters to Ihe News. get results Middle Kingdoms are not held on gate begging for the crumbs. toward SGA. Mr. Parrish took one of Students are bitching all the time. Labor Day, but often fall somewhere near that time. As for "cohesiveness," it is a concept almost totally unknown to the Society. The Middle Kingdom is. perhaps, the best organized of the four kingdoms into which the continental United States is divided. 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_- _ a Lynn Hartley and Debbie Chrisman, seniors, practice their laboratory skills as part Students seek McCarthy on ballot r l"OC I ICG °f ,ln internship training in the College of Health and Community Services medical technology program. (Newsphoto by Rob Yeager) By Dennis Sadowski presented to Ohio Secretary Hall for the past three three-and-a-half weeks Staff Reporter of State Ted W. Brown on weeks with literature petitions h a ve been or before March 25, Dr. describing McCarthy's solicited. A group of University Dennis M. Anderson, platform and political ideas, The key to such a project Schoolhouse opening in spring students have organized to assistant professor of he said. is organization, he said. "I try Jo have the name of political science and adviser MOST PEOPLE do not think we're better organized By Rebecca Shoup Donated to the education, and his three u.is stolen mid a replica will former Senator Eugene to the group, said. stop at the table, but some than anybody else." he said, University in l')71 by the sons, students at (he be hung, Hsass said. McCarthy, independent The group currently has come back or take in reference to other Dr. David G. Elsass, Dean family of the late Mr. and University, dismantled the The original bell has beep candidate for president, between 300 and 400 literature, he said. "We want campus groups supporting of the College Education, Mrs. Frank Under of building last year. recovered but Elsass would placed on the Ohio ballot signatures from the to draw people from the presidential candidates. said l he one-room Norwalk. the opening of the It was moved 60 miles to not say where the hell was for the November election. University, with hopes of entire political spectrum," schoolhouse on campus will schoolhouse had been its present location where it (he the thirteen year period E<* McCarthy's name to getting 300 more signatures he said. "It's nonsense to say he Jje opened to the public at planned for mid-September stands "aside an example of before ils return as it was 1 jppeBr on the ballot, before the deadline, he said. HE ESTIMATED that (McCarthy) doesn't have a fchc beginning-' of 'spring-"• of l">75. modern educational "e m bariassing to his between 5,000 and 15,000 A table has been set up in 5,000 signatures have been chance." Anderson said. "If quarter. ACCORDING to Elsass. facilities." said Elsass. sources." The bell will be signatures must be the Union and University gathered statewide in the people would have felt that The building, part of the its completion was delayed Elsass said the displayed in the Education way in 1776, there would Northwestern Ohio Center until late January because schoolhouse will be a Building to assure its have been no revolution." for Educational construction work fell museum for over 1.000 safekeeping Memorabilia, was built behind schedule because of items the College of McCarthy is a longshot about 100 years ago near weather and last minute Education has gathered its' THE schoolhouse will be bet to win the presidential Norwalk. to serve Huron detailsa memorabilia collection. Staffed on a volunteer basis, election, he said, "but it's a County's old School District Dr. Daniel P. Heilscr. ELSASS SAID the as the College of Education good shot." six. assistant professor of schoolhouse will not be has not prepareJ a budget AnnyROIG. used for classes, but tours fol the facility. Visitation and campus organizations hours have not been can view the collection. announced. Plans to furnish the Fourteen thousand Now wu can take it WI1 burn the schoolhouse widi desks, dollars in donations was scats and other items used raised to move the during the I800's will be schoolhouse. A large pan of oil with you. completed during spring these donations came from tti2years,toa retired University teachers, break. Books, writing utensils Elsass said. The Uiuversity If you missed taking Army R0TC in your first two years and old educational was also granted $50,000 in equipment will also be state aid to move and of college, you may not have missed out. Because of the displayed in the refurnish the schoolhouse. Army ROTC Two-Year program. You'll have to attend a special six- schoolhouse. "It will be a repository of week camp the summer before your junior year. But you'll be The schoolhouse will be memorabilia and will well paid for it. exactly like the Norwalk symbolize ihe advancement school with the exception in educational practices over And altogether, you'll earn a total of about $2,900 to help you; of the black iron bell in the die past 100 years." Elsass through your last two years of college. Then you'll earn a comrnis- steeple. The original bell said. '.ion as an officer at the same time you earn a college degree.

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By The Associated Press CARTER'S chief rival in told reporters when he flew Shrlver, the 1972 Illinois, Alabama GOT. into the state after his loss Democratic candidate for Former Georgia Gov. George Wallace, planned to Carter last Tuesday. vice president. Jimmy Carter, the two downstate stops Democratic front-runner in yesterday after a strategy Also on the Democratic At stake in separate next week's Illinois primary, session with advisers on how ballot are former Oklahoma balloting are 155 delegates said yesterday » victory to counter voter Sen. Fred Harris, who has to the Democratic there would propel him to apprehension that he is not all but written off the convention and 96 to the an early ballot triumph in healthy enough to be contest, and Sargent Republican. his party's national president. convention. Proclaiming the state's In an apparent attempt to primary "my most demonstrate his fortitude. Social Security er's important in the nation." Wallace has been appearing Carter addressed an In Illinois without an overflow crowd at the overcoat, despite p RECORDS • TAPES University of Illinois' near-freezing temperatures. requires cards Chicago campus and drew i loud applause and cheers for "If I hadn't been in a The Bowling Green Social Security Office requests OGG his criticism of the political wheel chair, I would have that all students receiving monthly Social Security appointment of diplomats. won in Florida," WaDace payments fill out an attendance report card and return it as soon as possible. Uoyd Borer, the city's social security manager, said — PRESENTS— ! Former Nazi to remain students 18 and older who are getting these payments will receive their attendance report card. Borer requested PROM COLUMBIA/EPIC RECORDS ^Rotary candidate that these cards be carefully completed and returned. "The cards are mailed about three months before the r.looMi-ii i u VIENNA. Austria Nazi party membership end of the school year to students getting social security KOOI't H (AP) -Wolfgang Wick, a "during the time it was legal checks," Borer said. snus former Nazi party member here" but denied any "The information on the attendance report helps us SUPER and SS trooper. said important role in Nazi decide if the student can continue to get monthly SESSION yesterday he is determined Austria. payments." he said. to remain a candidate for "I was 28 years old then. president of Rotary To say that anybody can "DELAY IN returning the report card can mean a International at the New hold an important post at delay in future payments. If you don't get a card, notify Orleans election in June. such an age must rely on the office," he said. fancy, not on facts," he told Full-time students 18 and older who remain Wick was named for the The Associated Press in a unmarried are eligible to receive social security checks post by an ll-member telephone interview. until they reach 22 if one of their parents receives social nominating commi'iee Wick said. "If I am security payments or is deceased. earlier this year. After elected. I will try hard to be "Students who need help with the attendance report objections by Dutch president for all Rotary or information about social security benefits can call or Rotarians and others, he members, including those write any social security office." Borer said. resigned the nomination, who do not vote for me." The Bowling Green Social Security Office is located in but the committee again Rotary has an estimated the Federal Building, room 103. 280 S. Main chose him. 775.000 members around St.352-8481. Wick acknowledged his the world. 'MAYNARD FERGUSON" "SUPER SESSION Rec center funding discussed AT , From page one going lo be $30," Bryan and recreational use, and a synthetic surface for tennis, Current estimates of the said. 30 x 60-foot recreational and exercise and sauna increase in general fees Discussion on funding pool. rooms. necessary to fund the coniinued and nearly every A multi-purpose gym area An area in the northeast facility are between 25 and member of the board made will be used for basketball, comer of the building is 26 dollars a quarier. a statemenl. The discussion tennis, badminton and designed as a lounge. An When the original was then opened to the volleyball. A running Hack outdoor area here is planned petition in support of the flooi and the board heard will be constructed above to allow sludems to lounge center was circulated among statements from students, this area. and sunbathe. students and faculty, the faculty and administrators Trustee Robert C. Savage estimated fee increase was both in support of and in FOUR ADDITIONAL said thai because of the between 16 and 18 dollars a opposition to the proposed areas which can be used for building's construction and quarter. center. basketball and other games location, the area designed Bryan argued that When the discussion was will also be constructed. to allow sunbathing would operational costs of the closed, following an hour of The lower level will be in the shadow most of FIRESIGN THEATRE - "Don't Crush That Dwarf" facility would continue to argument, Bryan was the include the locker looms, the time. DAVID BROMBERG — "David Bromberg" rise and these increases sole dissenting vole, as the handball and squash courts, would be paid by students. proposal passed 8-1. as well as space designated Zung said he would TOM RUSH — "Wrong End Of The Rainbow" The plans call for two for archery, golf and re-study the city plan TAJ MAHAL - "Happy To Be Just Like I Am" "I KNOW as sure as I'm swimming pools; a 50-meter combat activities. to determine if the building JIMMY SPHEERIS — "Isle Of View" I sitting here, two years from pool for intercollegiate Plans also provide for a could be moved to now. it's (the fee increase) competition, instructional "streel-shoe" gym with a accommodate these items. BOBBIE VINTON — "Greatest Hits" PETE SEEGER — "Knee Deep In The Big Muddy" LEONARD COHEN — "Songs Of Love 81 Hate" ocial Security option requested BYRDS — "Mr. Tambourine Man" BYRDS — "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo" WASHINGTON Pennsylvania, il would moral grounds. And Linda advance notices to FLATT 81 SCRUGGS — "Greatest Hits" (AP) - As the financially apply io everyone. Abrams. a Los Angeles terminate their 53.187 BLOOMFIELD, KOOPER, STILLS — "Super Sesions" troubled Social Security SIMILAR legislation has lawyer, says she plans to file workers. program dips deeper into cleared Ihe Senale in the suit seeking exemption from Social Security says that "The Guitars That Destroyed The World" the pocketbook. Congress past but Schweiker's besl Social Security on the basis 50.655 governmental units SHUGGIE OTIS — "Freedom Flight" and the courts are under chance for passage this year of her membership in the still participate, however, EDGAR WINTER — "Entrance" mounting pressure to grant would appear to be First Libertarian, a small and the number of covered individual taxpayers the amending il lo a big (ax bill, new church that recently employes is steadily MOBY GRAPE — "Great Grape" same option local congressional experts passed a resolution rejecting increasing. The number of DON ELLIS — "Autumn" I governments now have-to believe. "is morally repugnant" government employes BILL EVANS — "Bill Evans Album" drop out of the program. The House Ways and compulsory Social Security terminated or covered by , Bui supporters of the Means Committee is being taxes. advance notices of MAYNARD FERGUSON — "M.F. Horn" 41-year-old program, which flooded with letters from THE SOCIAL termination represent less DUKE ELLINGTON — "Greatest Hits" , taxes 104 million workers self-employed individuals Security Administration than 1 per cent of the 10.1 WOODY HERMAN — "Greatest Hits" to pay benefits lo more who want lo be lei out of reports that, while million who pay into the ,than 31 million persons, Social Security, even more enrollment of state, county system, and the loss of ELLINGTON 81BASIE — "Count Meets The Duke" warn thai voluntary so since President Ford and municipal employes in revenue is no) noticeable at DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET — "West Side Story" |^participation could threaten proposed a higher tax rate the program is increasing, a this point, officials say. Social Security's existence. on lop of an expanded growing number of ALONG WITH HUNDREDS OF OTHERS n Sen. Richard S. taxable wage base. governmental units are But. out of concern that Schweiker (R-Pa). has Elsewhere, Alar. Lemer defecting. defections may snowball, , introduced a bill lo exempt of West Palerson, NJ., is During the last 2M years, the agency has published a AT employes from Social asking the Third U.S. Court a total of 166 local new pamphlet advising local Security on religious of Appeal: to overturn a governments have pulled government workers lo grounds. That privilege now lower court's refusal to out their 30,840 employes, "think about it very is reserved for ihe exempt him from Social and another 207 entities carefully" before they vole "self-employed. While the bill Security taxation because of including the State of to drop out and join a .is aimed at Amish in conscientious objections on Alaska have filed two-year separate pension plan. GREENBRIAR NORTH Onrtp-np****, NOW LEASING FOR FALL cym TOMMOROW'S RECORDS UNFURNISHED EFFICIENCY YESTERDAY'S PRICES FROM'85 FURNISHED EFFICIENCY ALPHA CHI OMEGA'S FROM*90 NEWACTIVES ?JlCP'S 128 N. MAIN ST. 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By Cindy Leise between normal and support, Heberiein said that the caliber of students an| cancerous plants are since his arrival at the am impressed with! A "grass roots" approach studied, Heberiein University in January, he biology department." to cancer research is being explained. This information has been given "complete said, adding that he taken by the University could explain the support and encourage- looking forward to workil biological sciences transformation of a normal ment'- from the with both undergraduatj department. plant into a cancerous administration. and graduate students in I organism. In addition, he "I am also pleased with research. A research project, titled said, methods of treatment "Genetics and Biochemistry could be studied. of Tumor Induction," has Heberiein said there is no been set up to study how guarantee the findings could the genetic make-up of a be applied direcdy to bacterium converts a normal humans, but a large amount plant into a cancerous one. of basic cancer, research is According to Dr. Garret being compiled. T. Heberiein, chairman of CANCER RESEARCH is the department, the study still in its early stages, but of tumor growth on plants his and other experimental may reveal information findings may be used to about cancer in humans. control and possibly prevent tumors in humans, HE SAID that both plant Heberiein said. and animal cancers affect The research project is Mmih.it functions at a basic being funded by a S52.406 level so the short growing grant, part of continuing time of plants and their financial support from the simple cellular structure is National Cancer Institution perfect for his experiments. of the Department of Health. Education, and In his experiments, Welfare and Public Health Heberiein said a normal Services. plant is "wounded" and In addition to financial then inoculated with the Dr. Chris I iuo. Dr. Garret T. Heberiein and Kay Bernthisd innoculale and remove pathenogenci. or cancerous, Research rumors from the Kalanchoe plant, one type of plant used in the biology bacleiia. Within a week, a department's cancer research. (Newsphoto by Mindy Milligan) tumor is visible. Then Aide admits spying differences in biochemical and genetic make-up WASHINGTON (AP) •- A former aide chairman of the Judiciary Committee ,] to Sen. James 0. Eastland admitted which controls most legislation during an extensive FBI investigation in concerning the Justice Department and ^1 1968 that he furnished information to FBI. Heinz factory in process of appraisal Soviet agents while working for Eastland. The aide was on liastland's staff from -| according to two sources. May 1936 10 May I968. one source Eastland fired the man upon learning reported. By Tom Schrock years, said a Heinz real BUYERS ARE being generate interest in the Commerce, is encouraging of his activities, the sources said. The FBI The FBI began an espionage C 1111 e department sought for the vacant Gulf 2.'.000 square-foot plant. industries to come to the tried to use the man as a double agent to investigation of the man in aboul March v City officials are hoping spokesman yesterday. and Western Daybrook city by p roviding gather information about the Soviets for I'XiS. the sources said. He was fired from that two dormant local plant on the northwest edge "There has been information on local die FBI, but dropped the plan after liastland's staff in May l«>68 and factories will soon begin "We arc having the plant of the city. Harold Rowe, continued interest in the population, transportation concluding the man was unreliable, the questioned by the FBI the following production again. appraised to help us decide industrial coordinator of the planl since its closing. and utilities, said sources related. month. what we should do with it. Industrial and Development Interest has increased during corporation president Leo The disclosure came against the The HJ. Heinz Co. is in No dollar value has been Corporation of Bowling recent months because of C. Tonjes. background of reports last fall that "HE ADMITTED in the interview" the process of appraising determined yet," he said. Green said yesterday that he changes in the economy, several congressional office staffs may that he had started slipping information their Bowling Green plant The appraisal is expected to is working in conjunction but no definite commitment The University is a major have been penetrated by Soviet agents. to Soviet agents in December l')67 and , which was phased out of be completed within a with George Sallow Realty has been made yet." Rowe drawing factor for industrial The FBI said then that there was no continued die activity for about six production over the last two month. of Canton, Ohio, to said. executives, he said. evidence that Soviet KGB officers had months." one source said. infiltrated any congressional staff. The FBI then attempted to use the The planl. previously Tonjes emphasized the The former Eastland aide was never man as a double agent who would used 10 manufacture truck need for industry to prosecuted. maintain his Soviet contacts in order lo WANT TO TRV iotte- dump bodies, is equipped supplement the tax base of FBI OFFICIALS were not able to gather information for the FBI. two THIN6 JUST A BlT with three 5-ton cranes and the city. "We're not gather enough hard evidence to support sources said. AV3RE ftXClTlM6..? two 2-ton cranes. n«king;i$I jnlerestedf..m.,ve1ry U'J*.. espionage charge* against him. the sources "He was being handled as a double suitable for leafy'lca»y*' heavy industry, DM 'we do said. Both arc familair with the case and agent." the foremr intelligence official, manufacturing. Rowe said. need light manufacturing," one is a former FBI intelligence official. recallcd. "To what extent he was actually... he said. Eastland and the FBI both declined under bureau control. I don't know." The Industrial and comment. The conservative Democrat But the plan was abandoned because Development Corporation Classifieds from Mississippi for years has been one of "You couldn't trust him." the former an off-shoot of the Bowling the Senate's most powerful members and official said. "A lot of contacts he Green Chamber of get results a staunch defender of the FBI. He is claimed to be making never existed." 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COLUMBUS (AP) -The state welfare department is ANNOUNCEMENT cutting back on medical services to the poor to stay v?m& mtw within its budget, department Director Raymond ■ Hk ' j McKenna said yesterday. i.tl WISTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Included among the services to be cut back are ** dentistry, podiatry, psychiatric care, private duty nursing, and physical, speech and occupational therapy. COLLEGE OF LAW Of AN Of ADMISSIONS Will ^M INTERVIEW PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS vS BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -A Lebanese army officer . declared yesterday he was seizing power in the name of IIOM MM I IO ANIL 1 1*7* IN COlUMtUS the armed forces. He called for the resignations of the for .i'«#*.#»! co»fcx' Joyce Co/NM, OHict of '«• -% Christian president and Moslem premier within M hours. ((,,i ,r 0 T.'f. W»tlfn Stot: Hit N. Stott Coll#j* '3^r Brig. Aziz Ahdab said over state-run television that he S'..' Fu f'o~ Co 92631. Ti'iphof* (714) 993 7600 was the leader of a "corrective movement" formed by the armed forces command to halt a rebellion of Moslem i ps army troops and the growing danger of a new round m A/ ■ ■ ■ ■ - ■*■■ the Lebanese civil war. He said he would not rule personally. V Ahdab declared a state of emergency and imposed an yttSTHN STATS I "ir natiOft'l l*io*t* Iiw ihool With indefinite curfew in Beirut. (oordmaw campui M >n Orange County and Sen Dugo, TOYS IN THE ATTIC W/ "SWEET EMOTION r«Mo«i.« «nd-

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Narr«_ All right! Give 'em back. We know you've been taking our papers all quarter long. Now it's time to give •ami- them all back, as well as all those other papers you've been saving. The News recycling truck will be behind c«,_ Moseky Hall Saturday from 10 to 4. Sorry, no phone books or magazines. Zt>_ Friday. March 12.1976. The BG Newj/Pa"ge«> NCAA's begin; spring teams travel title, for which Loujsville was expected to be in contention. But the fact remains that the Falcon icers have followed INGREDIENTS FOR FUTURE SUCCESS-A new COM*] Memphis State (21-8). I03-9S loser to the Bearcats in BG basketball and football in a peculiar habit of losing big that can relate to the players as well as Haley did. a} By Dick Rees that final game, head to the West regional while Cincy games. major-league budget, two full-time assistants and belter! Sports Editor (24-5) is entered in the Midwest. Nevertheless, coach Ron Mason produced this winter's traveling accomodations. Alas, the young Bearcats are paired against Notre Dame best team on the local sports scene and continued success Individually, an improved overall game liom Harriet (22-5) and the winner plays the survivor of the clash should prevail. Losing only four seniors. Mason will once game-to-game consistency from Ron Hani my e. a successful' The season is just beginning for 32 college basketball between Michigan (21-6) and Wichita Slate (18-9). again have a talented nucleus to build around. comeback and improved mooting from Dan Ibpsher and' teams. The Wolverines. Cincy and the Irish are the cream of the • • • major-college maturity liom Notvain Morgan. That season, of course, is the NCAA tournament, which crop in the Midwest and one of these three should make ii Turning to basketball. University Athletic Directoi And. of course, a prosperous recruiting! season, one that', begins tomorrow at eight different sites. to the final four. Richard Young announced that interviewing has begun for will hopefully best this season's It's still a wide open field, although a few teams that the vacant head basketball coaching job. • •• -~i expected to make it in got clipped along the way. THE EAST REGIONAL is notoriously weak, with A screening committee has determined a lisi of finalists Speaking of recruiting. Kelvin Ransey. ioledof Foremost among the non-entries is Maryland, which lost unbeaten Rutgers. SEC runner-up Tennessee and Virginia as from over 100 applicants for the job. vacated by Pat Haley. Macomber's super guard, was named Northwestern Ohio* in the wild and woolly Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) the lop teams.. Interviews will continue the next two weeks and a player of the year in class AAA 1>\ lite taodattd Press thisf tournament (o Virginia in the semi-Anal. decision should be made then, according to Young. week. , Then 18-11 Virginia stunned regular season champ North In the West regional, defending champion UCLA is the • * • Carolina in the final, 67-62. obvious choice to make il to Philadelphia. The Bruins, since At Eastern Michigan University, former Detroit Piston RANSEY, A SUPER 6-1 prospect, is reportedlyj a 65-45 slap by Oregon al home, have been playing coach Ray Scott was turned head mentor of the Hurons considering Bowling Green I'm Ins collegiate career. ( WHAT FT ALL MEANS is the Cavaliers advance to the excellent ball and they've got ihc players. Wednesday. His presence hero would he a welcomed asset. .is he > .mill' East regional, where theyII meet DePaul (19-8) in the That leaves the Mideast, and it's loaded The Hurons. just 1-15 in the conference this season, step liglu in at point guard and team u ith Harris lo give ihc! opening round. North Carolina, expected to win and go Alabama. SEC champ, squares off against North signed Scott to a four-year pact. He replaces Al Freund. Falcons a solid backcoun. ,'f East, instead wound up in the Mideast regional because of Carolina. Indiana. meets St. Johns. Marquelte battles its loss. Western Kentucky and Western Michigan plays Virginia • * * The Tar Heels took the at-large berth dial Maryland was Tech in the first-round games. It's award time, and in keeping with numerous other With the winter seasons all completed, die spotlight lumjij shooting for until Virginia rose from obscurity. With this talented assortment of squads, it's anybodv's individuals and organisations that bestow honors on to spring sports, and all five BG varsity learns will be? Out West. San Francisco won't show, the result of a guess as lo who will advance. players, here's mine for the Falcon basketball team. making spring trips next week. , 85-84 overtime loss to Pepperdine on the Dons' court. Marquettc is still my choice, hul it ought to be an MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-Tommy Harris is die Coadl Mel Biodt's Irackstera haw a dual meei It Auburn" Pepperdine (21-5) won its first West Coast Athlon, inteiesting scramble for the final berth from this region. and then compete in the Florida Relays, the first onldAii • • • obvious choice as the 6-4 junior carried Ihc Falcons through Conference title since 1962 with the win. the season with his prolific scoring. relay meet in the Olympic year, * i IT WOULD BE IMPROPER for me to label the hockey But the transfer from Vincennes Junioi College Don Purvtl will lake Ins l<(> iluiinoiulinen thiough an AND IN THE MIDWEST. Louisville failed to qualify as team's loss to Western Michigan a choke since I wasn't in .icknowledged at the end of the season that there is room 11-game swing through Florida in preparation loi a heavy Cincinnati and Memphis State battled for the Metro Six attendance Wednesday night. for improvement, and he's vowed to shore up his all-around regulai-season slate. game for next season. In addition to his 19.0 scoring average. Harris led BG in NEW LACROSSE COACH Jim Plaint, taking ovei i.v assists (86). steals (49). minutes played (1,009) and was the Mickey Cochrane, is planning a three-game exhibition only Falcon to play in all 27 games. journey through Maryland. The Falcons, defending Midwest Lacrosse Association champs, will play Eastern RUWCIS BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT-All the injuries. Without Towson Slate. Delaware and Mount St. Mary's. , ^"r them. BG could possibly have won two or three more A youthful tennis team, coached by Bob Gil), will games and gone over the SOO mark. compete in the Galveston (lex.) Island Sports Spectacular. MOST IMPROVED-.Min Arnold. The Findlay native acquired a jump shot and made up for three years on the I he Falcon golf squad is packing its slicks loi .i nine-day bench with steady performances throughout the year. tout through North Carolina that will include a showing in die Iron Duke Invitational, hosted by Duke University. BIGGEST SURPRISE-The Falcons' 8-8 Mid-American Coach John Pipei will send Ml young contingent into the Conference mark. At the start of the season, most figured prestigious tourney, which has attracted defending NCAA Kent State. Central Michigan and Ohio University to have titlist Wake Forest. superior talent. Last but not least. Don Nehlon's giiddcrs aa* completing However, BG's conference record and overall mark, a quarter of intensive weighlhfting and running, readying considering the talent and injuries, was a tribute to Haley themselves for spring u.ills. and the players. Battles will be waged among current players for spots left SECOND BIGGEST SURPRISE-Andre Richardson's by graduation, most noticeably in the secondary.where Jl jump shot thai hit nothing but net at the firsl-half bumi at four starters have departed. Western Michigan last weekend. Thai's it for now. Enjoy the partying in Florida. See vo»i It came from at least .'0 feet. in the spring. .'iaV

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Ashland College, winning 15 tonight. finalists, champion Oberiin WOULD LIKt TO CONORA TULA Tff OR STOP AT 235 MERCER ■ of its last 16 games, rates as The independent Eagles, 15-10 shoots for a second (LAST BUILDING SOUTH ON MERCER) I a slight favorite in the appearing in the postseason seccessive upset of runnerup ITS NEW OFFICERS NCAA Division III Great tournament for the first Wittenberg 20-4 at 7 p.m. Lakes regional basketball time in four seasons, will pit PRESIDENT BOBQAITHER 352-0164 their 19-6 record against The winners play for the vMCE-PRESIDENT BUD McLAUOHLIN AM to defend Presidents' Conference title at 9 p.m. tomorrow COMPTROLLER STEVE CURTIS champion Hiram 16-4. after tonight's losers have CORRESPONDING SEC BRAD LIVINGSTON title April 30 settled the consolation RECORDING SEC SCOTT SCHUMM The Terriers, the only championship at 7 p.m. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BILL SMUCKLER LANDOVER, Md. team ever to go through a PURIM PARTY (AP) - Muhammad All Presidents' schedule SENIOR MARSHALL DAVE PIERCE will defend his world TAKE A BREAK FROM CRAMMING undefeated, will risk a NEWLOVE JUNIOR MARSHALL TONY TRENT heavyweight boxing 14-game winning streak APARTMENTS CHAPLAIN GARYZAVODNY FOR FINALS AND JOIN title against thud-rank- against Ashland at 9 p.m. GUARD JIM BRUDERLY ed Jimmy Young in a the HOUSE MANAGER MARK BEHLERT scheduled 15-round IN A REMATCH of Ohio 352-5163 Jewish Students Group ■J bout at the Capital ASST. 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The losses to Kent State in football in 1972 and 1973, Never in, the 50-year history of athletics here has so performers. coupled with the "heartbreaker" to Miami this past season much bad luck clouded what is still considered one of the Goalie Mike Liut. whose outstanding goaltending and® 2.59 average in the nets could garner him an all-Americanj;. Anytime free advice is given, in proverb form, it is best would have changed dissenting grid minds. It probably top athletic programs in the league. would have garnered more people in support of the In just the four years 1 have witnessed Falcon sports. I spot, is a solid choice for the MVP honor. to sit up and take heed. As a scorer, center Mike Hartman along with freshmeng Someone once told me: "If you think you have seen it program than those against. saw two basketball titles dribbled away, three football standouts Bruce Newton, Mark Wells and John Markell rank® i all or had as much as you can stomach, it is then time to And then there is hockey. Oh, so fresh in your mind. Ill crowns go up in Tangerine dust and two hockey bet. Last year was the first year to prove something to the championships slapped away at the blue line. high in my book. § : hang it up." But as far as all-out determination, two players whose| At this stage in life, I don't think it is time for me to give NCAA hockey world, but what happened? The old Luck in the Mid-American Conference seems to travel in' hustle and leadership inspired the team to the 21-9-2 mark|: | up. But as for the Falcon sports scent, I guess the time has Ty-d-bol treatment by Lake Superior last year in the first circles. In this decade, it started at Toledo with three round of the CCHA playoffs flushed the season down the football crowns. It floated to Miami with a multitude of are captains Dave Easton and Kevin MacDonald. I come to pass on...or out. Sophomore "Whitey" Easton's never -ceasing^ In the last four years, there have been many happy drain. MAC titles. Last year it seemed to be Central Michigan's determination and penalty-killing hustle was super thisg| : moments to relish at this institution of athletic potential. This year it was different. The Falcons fought to a year with a national football championship team and a : Even before entering Bowling Green, my enthusiasm was much-deserved league title, but their fortunes were MAC basketball title. season. As for senior tii-captain MacDonald. it was his leadership i raised to the outer limits by the fantastic football upset at short-lived. This year the luck has traveled to Western Michigan. Wtih when times got rough in February as BG lost four in a row i Purdue. Western Michigan of all teams, invaded the local ice a basketball crown and the hockey upset win over BG.Iady house Wednesday and humiliated the nation's fifth-ranked luck is stationed in Kalamazoo. that clutched my choice for the MVP spot. SINCE THAT INITIAL inspiration, nothing but bad team and sent BG to the sidelines. Where will it be next year, the next, and the year after? MacDonald is a class person-on and off the ice. If he aspires to play professional hockey, he'll make it. What he-: fortune has hit the Bowling Green athletic scene. What does it all mean? One'of these years, lady luck will come to a rest at Bowling Two Mid-American Conference (MAC) basketball titles Green, and fans will get a taste of how winning was in the lacks in speed, he makes up with determination-! that BG could have won might have chanced evervone'' THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLY the "Decade of late 1950s and early 60s hard-hitting and intelligent hockey. ij KWBSaWAWtf:^^ Tankers in nationals Several members of the in the 100 and 200 Siesky. Sailer and Fisher. Bowling Green women's backstroke, 100 and 200 The three have been swim team leave Monday butterfly and 200 individual honored as all-Americans in for national competition in medley. Becky Siesky in the national competition for the Fort Laudcrdale. Fla. 50 freestyle, Lee Wallington past three years. Nationals will be held March in the 50 freestyle. Parkic "I'M JUST hoping we can 18. 19 and 20. Thompson in the 50 get some all-American All four of BG's relay backstroke and MiSue Finkc awards this year." BG coach teams, the 200 and 400 free in one-meter diving. Jean Campbell said. "The relay and the 200 and 400 Joining McKee, Siesky. competition is going to be medley relays, have Wallington and Thompson stiffer this year since this is qualified for nationals. in the relays will be Betsy an Olympic year. Fisher, Gail- Sailer and "Times just keep on INDIVIDUALS Donna Roscnbauer. dropping." site added. 'I % ! qualifying for the Flonda The national competition don't know where it's going compelilon are Barb McKee will be the last for seniors to end." The BG New£* PORTS Friday, March 12.1976 s Page 10 Loxers prep for season

By Lauri Leach intercollegiate lacrosse is 4 said. "Again, they have to Assistant Sports Editor p.m.. Monday. ( March 29 try out like everybody else behind the Women's and their presence will have Junior Barbie McKee perfects her backstroke It will be a year of the Building. no bearing on selections, technique in preparation for national competition in Coach Carol Durentini (left) helps laxer Denise Nearhoof with her cradling. twoW's" for Bowling Practices will be held but that's an indication of Fort Lauderdale. (Newsphoto by Mindy Milligan) (Newsphoto by Mindy Million) Green's women's lacrosse every Monday. Tuesday and the potential vv« will have." team. Wednesday from 4 to 5:30 Ginny McGec, last year's This spring, the Falcon p.m. captain, should return to laxers hope to avenge the "We've been holding the squad this spring. She Intramural notes four losses they suffered last practices during the winter spent this quarter as a Vivian resigns as C's GAA Beta Theta Pi and the Rolling Rocks captured the year-two 10 Ohio Wcsleyan quarter, but those arc oidy Senate intern in fraternity and independent curling championships. They From Wire Reports best efforts and for the the Stingers tor first place in and two to the- College of skills practices and will have Washington. D.C. McGec will face each other at a later date to determine the good of the organisation, the WHA East. The game Wooster. no bearing on selections." was selected for the all-campus champ. Cleveland Crusaders resigned. was played before a throng "We're calling it the year Durentini said. "The girls Midwest I team last yeat « • • owner Jay Moore accepted of over 12,000 customers at of the two W's because we who haw been at practice and the Midwest II team her The Celebrity Bowlers copped the independent bowling today the resignation VIVIAN ALSO praised Cleveland's Coliseum. only lost to Wooster and have been really enthusiastic freshman and sophomore title with a 4-0 win over Anderson Hall. A 246 game and a offered Wednesday night by the team and coach John Wesleyan last year, twice and I'm pleased with the year. 626 series by Anderson's Tom Pahl highlighted the Jack Vivian, general Wilson saying that they all During the victory, the each against seven wins." potential they're showing." Also among the returnees competition. manager of the World have a promising future and Crusaders wore black lacrosse coach Carol THE LACROSSE squad will be Debbie Delaney. * * • Hockey Association (WHA) that he is proud of putting armbands, protesting an Durentini said. "We're has lost only two members who was selected for the club. together what he considered attempted move by Moore opening our season (April to graduation. Eleven Midwest II team last spring. RODGERS GROUND I holds a narrow three and a hall Vivian said that after he to be a very talented team. and Vivian to secure the 10) against Wooster, our players are returning to the Durentini said site hopes point lead over Anderson Hall in the residence hall 1 all-sports trophy competition at the end of winter quarter. and Moore met with the On Wednesday night, the financially-troubled Kansas toughest opponent. ' team. lo have enough players for » * * players Wednesday, he felt Crusaders defeated the City Scouts franchise of the "We should have a squad two teams. The Falcons'- he no longer could give his Cincinnati Stingers to tie National Hockey League. THE FIRST practice for that's played together for a home schedule will be very Rodgers Ground I won the independent hockey title, defeating the Booters.4-1. It was Rodgers' second straight anyone interested in playing number of years," Durentini limited. crown.

Brodt returns from Russian trip Monday Is By Bill Estep were involved it would have Brodt claimed that his didn't score. It's nice to were no police except at the Assistant Sports Editor been a lot better, but that two coaching counterparts win. but being able to be airport. was impossible, of course," and the 51 men and women there and compete against SUB NIGHT It wasn't only a track he said. "But the trip does athletes had little free time die Russians was important. "THERE ARE no houses meet for Mel Brodt-it was cast a reflection on our in the six days spent in in Leningrad." he said. "It's at much more. teams of the past." Russia. "Had" we had our top hard to distinguish between •The veteran Falcon track "We had very little time flight people it probably factories, office buildings Crusty's Pizza and cross country coach And Brodt couldn't get to loaf," he said. "We were would have been different. and apartments. returned from Leningrad. the current BG track either going to practice, With the men. we didn't "But there were a lot of Russia after making hi; fortunes off his mind either. holding meetings, touring or have the top flight sad faces there and very second foreign coaching trip "Before I left I was in shopping." personnel. The women were little laughter. The only in his 15 years at the Falcon hopes that we would quality probably the best we could laughter I heard was from helm. someone for the nationals." The US men and gel" our team and when we were But this entourage carried Brodt said. "I was always a women's squad, which held The top two finishers in in this one shopping center. some special meaning for little apprehensive about six practice sessions leading each event at the national "Shopping in that store the BG mentor. what would happen back up to the meet, lost by a AAU meet two weeks ago was the most humorous You see, Brodt was one here. combined score of 171-117. gained a berth on the squad. trfmg on the trip," Brodt of three coaches that led an "But 1 thought it was the If an athlete elected to said. "It was a mad bumping AAU-sponsored United most opportune time to go. EVEN THOUGH the bypass the trip, the next top session. It's like Christmas OFF States squad in a single dual when we weren't involved in American team captured finisher went. everyday there. meet contest with the any scoring meets." only seven firsts, Brodt felt But the overseas trip was REGULAR Russians last Saturady. the performance was a bit a cultural experience as well "But the thing that stood THE COACH who misleading. for the former president of out was the people and the PRICE "IT WAS A great developed Olympian Dave "The score is not the United States Track team unity in competition, experience," Brodt said. Wot tic and eight NCAA indicative of our strength." Coaches Association. although they didn't know 5-8 PM Dine in or Pickup "Through it all you had champions declined an offer Brodt said. 'The Americans "Everyone lives in an each other before the trip." 532 E. Wooster great anticipation as to what to coach another AAU are so hungry point-wise apartment in Leningrad," he People and athletics are Ph. 352-3551 Mel Brodt would happen. squad which made a 21-day and they need not be. It said. "They seem to be free syno'mous with success-just "If some of our team journey to China last May. would be great if they to move a lot and there ask Mel Brodt.

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