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ByJeeWollel Many fans complained that they added that Sunday's was not one of the grass" and some white tablets, Coller estimated that 15 people were arrests, none of which were University SUH Reporter could not hear the bands Two acts. best possibly LSD or PCP He said liquor arrested by University, city and county students. Golden Earring and Johnny Winter, did His complaints were with the violations were widespread but police police He confirmed three drug Many law enforcement officials The great Poe Ditch Music Festival not even play after rain interrupted the concert's promoter. Ross Todd could not control them arrests, five petty larceny arrests and contacted yesterday said traffic, is over day's festivities Winter reportedly Productions of Dayton. Rutter said the Two men allegedly broke into the an escaped convict, who was drugs, liquor and an overabundance of Police are breathing easier now. was afraid of electrical shock promoter was supposed to supply four Whittaker track pressbox and broke all recaptured. people were major problems, but most grateful that more damage was not Some sources said amphetamines, ambulances and 150 security guards, the windows A molotov cocktail was "There should have been thousands agreed the crowd was relatively well- done. barbiturates, marijuana. LSD. PCP but he saw only about 25 security thrown into the pressbox and quickly of arrests." Coller said. behaved. As one official said, the Many fans walked out of the concert and other drugs were bought and sold people and no ambulances engulfed the structure in flames trouble was brought in by outsiders. with memories of a good time, while openly in the Stadium Another source said only 35 outside At that time. Lt. Ash said police The sheriff estimated that there was SGA Coordinator of Cultural Affairs others left in ambulances Meanwhile, on the outside, a man security people showed up donned riot gear but did not encounter one law enforcement officer for every Kim Jakeway said he was pleased with Several persons were taken from the from Indiana had his El Camino pickup I.i Galen Ash of the Bowling Green any further trouble 6.000-7.000 people the show concert site at Doyl L. Perry Stadium stocked full of Coors beer The going Police Department said his men had Campus Safety Director Dale "Had it not rained, everything would to Wood County Hospital and one was price'' fl per can He explained that collected "several dozen bags of WOOD COUNTY Sheriff Raymond Shaffer said his men made four or five have been okay." he said. airlifted to the Medical College of Ohio the price was high because he drove to at Toledo (MCOTI hospital Kansas to get it. One thing is certain The festival was Dr Marvin Kumler. acting director the first and the last concert of such of Karma, said he and his 40 volunteers perspective, according to University assisted the two doctors operating the President Hollis Moore Jr first-aid station In a prepared statement released yesterday. Dr Moore said. "The large HE SAID about 300-350 people were scale rock concert experiment will not treated, half of them for drug-related be repeated" at the University illnesses Other afflictions were "It obviously is not possible to sunburns, cut feet, headaches and one conduct such an event without broken ankle. Dr Kumler said encouraging heavy drug usage This One person reportedly injected university will not be put in that himself with chloral hydrate, a position again." Dr Moore said powerful sedative. Dr Kumler said, The concert crowd, estimated to be while another fell on a bottle and between 33.000-40.000. began arriving severely cut muscles and tendons in his as early as Friday By Saturday, cars and campers were filling parking lots near the Stadium Sunday morning, Wood County Hospital treated and roads were flooded with people trying released about 35 people, a house to make their way to the concert supervisor at the hospital said. An Upon arriving at the Stadium additional four people were admitted Sunday, concert-goers were asked by and kept overnight They were security guards not to take cans or released yesterday bottles in with them Some surrendered their drinks, while others CITY SAFETY Director Howard either drank outside the gates or Rutter said he has been to some good smuggled their containers. concerts and some bad concerts. He Moore calls concert first time-last time' campus experience

By Cindy Smerctia encouraged "heavy drug usage" Staff Rrportrr despite precautions and controls exercised by the concert's promoter. The Poe Ditch Music Festival was Ross Todd Productions, and other called a "first time last time officials in charge of the concert. He experience" by University President said the University "will not be put in The Stadium swelled with music, sunshine and more Music Festival was halted early by an evening Hollis Moore Jr. in a prepared that position again" Stuffed Stadium than 33,000 people Sunday, during the biggest rainstorm which prevented use or electrical statement released yesterday Moore's statement also said that a concert in Bowling Green history. The Poe Ditch equipment. (Newtphote by Dan Feicht) "The large scale rock concert relatively small number of University experiment will not be repeated at students attended the concert and that Bowling Green State University It was damages were "confined to the strictly a first time last time Stadium area and appear to be experience." he wrote moderate " The concert's promoter is responsible for repairing all damages Gigolo damaged by fire, water DR. MOORE said the event W. Randall Hathaway. Student Government Association (SGA) By Mark Glover Rutter added that the Gigolo was not down from the building and the sound However, firemen continued to pour president, said yesterday the chances aad Lorraine Jameson damaged badly by fire, but that water of shattering windows could be heard water into the structure for some time of another Stadium concert are "at this damage was the main concern in the from a distance of about 50 yards to cool the intense heat before entering point, non-existent " A fire Sunday night at the W.A bar The night club was closed at the About that time, firemen moved an the building Close-up' Benschoter Building in Bowling Green time of the fire. aerial ladder truck into place and a Rutter said three fire trucks, 50 "DR. MOORE issued a statement caused considerable damage to the Rutter said the fire's cause has not fireman was elevated above the firemen and the aerial ladder truck saying there will be no more Stadium structure, according to City Safety yet been determined, but added that building's second-floor level. He shot were responsible for extinguishing the concerts I can't really blame him." Director Howard Rutter the blaze's origin was in the rear of the gallons of water onto the roof, keeping fire terminated Hathaway said The Benschoter Building. 165 N building. it from caving in and soon bringing the When asked whether the fire was Kjm Jakeway. SGA coordinator of Main St.. housed the Gigolo Nite Club Rutter said there has been no official fire under control. connected in any way with the massive Due to financial difficulties. The cultural affairs, said he was satisfied on its ground floor and several monetary estimation of the total crowd attending the Poe Ditch Music News has ceased publication of its with the concert as a whole, but "upset apartments on the second f looi. damage yet SHORTLY AFTER I am. most of Festival earlier in the day, Rutter said. Monday tabloid edition. Close-up at the student turnout." The city fire department received its the 250 onlookers started home as the "No. I wouldn't think there was any The News will continue to be There were about 3,300 students RUTTER SAID the fire caused first report of the fire at 11:17 Sunday last flames were extinguished. connection." published Tuesday through Friday there, one-tenth of the audience That's extensive damage to the building's night. The Portage fire department for the remainder of this quarter was notified of the blaze a few minutes and beginning again next fall one of the things Dr Moore based his second floor. The Benschoter decision on-low student attendance." Building's main structure was built in later. Illegal activities of CIA Jakeway said 1902 According to Rutter, city policemen spotted the blaze while on patrol and contacted the fire department immediately uncovered by commission ONE CITY policeman said a night walking patrol spotted fii e and smoke WASHINGTON (AP)--The discuss the specifics of the and called the fire and police Rockefeller Commission has commission's findings departments to seal off Main Street to uncovered instances of illegal activity He added that the CIA has had no say traffic. by the Central Intelligence Agency in what portions of the commission Flames shot through the building's (CIA) but no pattern of massive findings will be made public. roof five minutes after the walking wrongdoing. Vice President Nelson patrol made its calls, according to the Rockefeller said yesterday THE VICE PRESIDENT said the policeman "There are things that have been report's conclusions were "pretty Word of the fire spread quickly into done which are in contradiction to the generally unanimous." campus. The sound of sirens attracted statutes, but in comparison to the total The commission was created last a large crowd of students and effort, they are not major.'' January in response to published townspeople Rockefeller told reporters as the eight- allegations that the CIA had conducted Most bystanders at the scene were member panel began its final meeting a massive, illegal program of domestic assured immediately by police and after a five-month investigation surveillance against anti-war activists firemen that everyone was out of the and other dissidents during the late building and that there were no THE COMMISSION findings, 1960's and early 1970s CIA director injuries Several merchants whose expected to run 50 pages, will be William Colby has denied the charges establishments were adjacent to the delivered to President Gerald Ford of massive domestic spying but has burning building hastily closed their Friday and are tentatively scheduled acknowledged a number of domestic shops and evacuated the area. to be made public over the weekend, operations, including mail opening, Ron Wank, senior I Ed. I, said he was according to a commission spokesman. physical surveillance and the keeping ordering a pizza from Pisanello's Rockefeller said he doubted that either of files on 10.000 U S citizens Pizza. 203 N Main St.. when the man the President or the public would be taking his order suddenly said. "I can't shocked by the report. take any more orders, we're on fire." "That doesn't mean that there haven't been things done that were Weather NONE OF THE establishments wrong and that we don't recommend Partly cloudy with ■ cfcaace of a adjacent to the Benschoter Building extensive steps to be taken to prevent lew tbandertbowera today and caught fire as firemen confined the it in the future." Rockefeller added toalght. High today i* the lower flames to a small area. Asked if any prosecutions might 70s Lows toalght I* the low aed Fir* fighter, bottle the bio,, at the W A. Bentheter building, 165 N. Main St. Toe flames intensified periodically. arise from the commission's report, mid 5ft. Mottlv fair tomorrow. Blazing The building, which haute* the Gigolo, a college bar, an th* Brtt flow and The fire's glow and its heavy smoke the vice president told reporters "that Higk* In the toper 7*i. Probability apartment! an th* second floor, caught fir* about 11 p.m. Sunday and burned cloud could be seen for several miles. would be up to the Justice If prrciplutioe 34 per celt today Department." aed toalght. building until after 1 a.m. Monday. (Newiphoto by Dan Fokhr) The fire reached its peak at about 12:15 a.m. as showers of sparks poured As in the past. Rockefeller would not ft,9a 2/Th* BO N.wi, Tuesday, Jurw 3, 197S epueniaLS ford forces energy policy

WASHINGTON-Pralse for The committee bill also would tax jittery about OPEC oil prices because President Ford's handling of the gas-guzzling cars and limit oil imports Europe and Japan are almost totally outsiders caused Mayaguez ship i.indent now will be by quota instead of by hiking the dependent on Middle East oil drowned out by howls from the public import tax as Mr Ford has done. THE FORD decision therefore and Congress over his decision to boost J.F. terHorst BUT CHAIRMAN AL ULLMAN is the tariff on imported oil and to phase frank enough to expect that the bill buttresses Secretary of State concert failure out price controls on domestic oil. would be savaged on the floor by Kissinger's call for joint action by the The national security aspect of amendments of various lawmakers 18 oil-consuming nations in the energy policy has been generally seeking special breaks for their areas International Energy Agency to It comes as no surprise thai Sunday's fiasco, known as the Poe Ditch overlooked in the halls of Congress and or industries develop new energy sources and ease Music Festival, was Bowling Green's first and last Stadium concert. among consumers even at high prices. A thriving Additionally, both House and Senate their vulnerability to Arab pressure In trying to bring about a concert success here promoters only America thus would have the capital to have resolutions ready to block the But Kissinger is probably wrong in succeeded in staging a miserable failure. PREDICTABLY, IT HAS been lost in pay for foreign oil. president's power to lift controls from believing that joint action will force the hullabaloo over sharply-rising domestic oil. and the Democratic OPEC members to cut oil prices They More than 35.000 people jammed into Doyt L Perry field to see the have the oil-using nations by the tail performances of eight rock groups However, only 3.633 University gasoline prices for motorists and the BUT DOING THAT would mean leadership may still move to override increased dependence on foreign oil Mr. Ford's veto of legislation that and see no reason to let go now students purchased tickets to the concert, according to the Union Ticket eventual price hikes that will be asked by electric utilities and consumers and heightened vulnerability to would bar him from hiking tariffs on What's more likely to happen is that Office goods manufacturers depending on another oil embargo-making the US. imported oil the oil-consuming countries, while The conduct of many concert-goers was deplorable. Widespread drug petroleum. a virtual captive of the Middle East The president insists, however, that pledging cooperation, will continue to usage and acts of destruction resulted in injuries to audience members as White House officials are braced for producers the U.S. must cut oil imports by 1.2 scurry about for side deals with oil well as numerous damages to the Stadium itself. a flood of adverse reaction from "the For national security reasons, that million barrels daily by the end of 1977 producers so as to take care of Since only a small percentage of University students bought tickets to little guy." from organized labor, and plainly cannot be tolerated So oil Cutting back will not be easy, as is themselves All of this makes the president's the concert, it is obvious that the groups were not widely appealing to the from Democratic liberals contending imports have to be reduced and indictated by figures showing oil he should have waited even longer for a American must find a way to increase importation up substantially during the move look like a well-timed one University community domestic oil production and come up past quarter in spite of quintupled He has demonstrated to America's It is impossible to bring 30.000 outsiders into a conservative town like lethargic Congress to come up with a less painful way of conserving energy with alternate sources of energy prices allies and adversaries, even more Bowling Green without expecting some kind of trouble The city is not But eighteen months have passed When Congress returns from its By making his oil move on the eve of clearly than in the Mayaguez affair, conducive to rowdy rock fans since the first Arab oil embargo and a Memorial Day recess, the House will his European trip, the president has that he is prepared to take executive After continued requests, the concert was supposed to provide rash of economically unjustifiable have a chance to take up a Ways and notified our allies and the OPEC action to safeguard America's security University students with a contemporary entertainment program The price hikes by the oil-producing Means bill that will raise the federal nations that the U.S. is deadly serious interests And he has prodded Congress low student response does not indicate apathy, but a plea for different nations. A sixth hike is in prospect for gasoline tax another three cents and about reducing its reliance on foreign to put aside petty regional politics and September. Further delay by Mr Ford impose even higher levies if that fails oil. come up with a better energy policy, or entertainment projects They have even greater reason to be settle for his According to a statement issued by University President Hollis Moore would have been intolerable, benefiting to reduce consumption only rich oil states already luxuriating Jr. "The large scale rock concert experiment will not be repeated at in a sea of petrodollars. Bowling Green State University It was strictly a first time; last time If it weren't for national security experience." energy conservation would not make It should be evident, however, that University students are not the much sense. primary source of blame for the trouble and disruption From a purely economic standpoint, If all concerts result in drug overdoses, violence, destruction and it would be more profitable to use burnings as well as contributing to traffic jams, shoplifting and whatever energy is needed to keep the disorderly crowds, then a ban on all future large scale concerts is wheels of industry humming and to buy it wherever it's available in the world appropriate. ounces of prevention

MENU) PARK. CAUF Arthur idea that preventive medicine denies Itobinson would very much like a urine the unstated proposition that one can bank It would cost $100,000 a year for live like a high-risk candidate for any five years, but he's dubious about number of the new epidemic diseases getting a government grant for It Too Nicholas and expect some doctor to come along much fear that somebody like Sen and effect a routine cure William Proxmire of Wisconsin will Here at the Institute they do say. hear about it and ridicule it as another von Hoffman however, you can live 20 years longer example of spendthrift lunacy than you're going to if you eat right, Kobinson is the assistant director of take your vitamins and your exercise the l.inus Pauling Institute of Science and. for heaven's sake, abstain and Medicine here He says the completely from all cigarettes and all researchers at this small place of sugar learning-the employees number only FOUNDED IN 1973 by Linus Pauling Copyright 1975, The Washington Post 'WAAI.IF I HAP THE ENERGf"1 GUESS ICDULDA HEADED THAT NO-ACCDUMT OFF AT TNE FPSS.BUT 20-have been able to break down urine as the Institute for Orlhomolecular King Kralurri Syndicate HE'S fTOBABLY HALFWAY TO EUROPE BY NOW...' into hundreds of elements that are Medicine, its name was changed, not to present in greater and lesser degrees gratify anybody's megalomania, but in in all people's and all animal's hopes that the name Pauling would specimens make the fund-raising a little easier The ratio of patterning of these The hope is to raise about $10 elements may reveal whether a person million, enough to support about a half- is suffering from such apparently dozen senior people of distinction and a ueTrerareceive a smart answer of--"No. we're eight greeks on a committee someone to fight for the majority'' diverse diseases as multiple sclerosis larger number of promising young get back playing now " numbering nine or certain forms of cancer More work persons in research projects that will To make matters worse, one of the "Not Greek, you say? How about Rock E Ross needs doing before they can be sure be out of reach of both congressional pros hit the ball over the fence and serving on the Passenger Pigeon 304 Darrow The diagnostic advantages ol this intellectual know-nothingism and to work proceeded to chase after it while his Control board''" technique over biopsies or gruesome conventional medical orthodoxy partner served by himself After pro Every SGA board but one has a exploratory operations scarcely needs This is hard to do even with Pauling, Backward Green Safety Director one had retrieved the ball, pro two working majority of greeks And who keep dogs explaining a double Nobel prize winner, one for Howard Rutter. 424 S Maple, states in decided he had to visit the little boys' reads those SGA publications, chemistry and one for peace. People the News I May 301 "Rutter said that if room anyway'' Then again, you have to ROBINSON. WHO IS a biochemist are prone to prefer killing themselves it is needed, the city dog warden's van At this point we must admit we admire the gesture, it has the same believes these same urine analysis in socially accepted ways rather than can be emptied of its cages and used to became angry We apologize for our effects as Jews spreading Nazi from people techniques can also be used to predict risk prolonged life and ridicule by transport people " sudden outburst of sarcasm, but we do propaganda specifically who is going to fall victim trying something new which might not think this excuses their actions As for the next election, the Election I was minding my own business to a particular disease I'nhappily for work Assuming that this quote is accurate, With the limited number of courts on and Opinions Board is a stroke of while leaning against a thin shade tree him and all of us. there is no way to see feebleminded that Pauling and his one wonders if the safety director campus, friends should not save courts genius in front of Manna Hall when a beautiful if he's right because, to test out the friends aren't crackpots, the Institute is was even considering taking out the for friends A 30-minute time limit Imagine the pleasure next year of Great Dane approached me predictive accuracy of these has assembled a Board of Associates carpeting should be practiced voting for SGA officials at the Sigma He circled the tree then urinated procedures demands the existence ol that includes no less than 26 living Chi house, maybe even in Randy beside me His owner was calling him. specimens of healthy people, and. as is Nobel laureates in physics, chemistry, "A central command facility in close To this pro and ace (if they are Hathaway s own room To add the mind you, but the dog was thinking of so often the case under our present physiology and medicine There are proximity to the concert will be literate enough to read thisi we give finishing touch, a Nazi officer, oops. I more important things to do. setup, there's precious little money or also other outstanding scientists on it established to ease communications this advice- If you're going to dress mean a member of Sigma Chi will be I picked up my gear and left the area glory for studying health who haven't made the trip to between the city police department, like a tennis pro why not act like one right at your side as you vote and the dog owner laughing at the "In addition to basic research, the Stockholm After all. Gallileo died sheriff's department, ambulance too? SPEAKING OF propaganda, greeks situation. I didn't think it a bit funny. idea here is good, sound service." without one service. Campus Safety and the also control the Orientation Board Robinson explains "We're hoping for In the meantime, the Institute security guai ds " Patty Carrigan Another clever Nazi technique, get to I really like dogs, but if the owner immediate results for human pursues its work as best it can with My responses: 346 McDonald-East the new kid on the block as quick as can't keep control of the animal he betterment We have to say something such grants and benefactions as come Wendy Kiblcr possible should keep it off campus or at least even if we don't know the answer its way Current research concerns Thank God the war is was here but I Lorl Hildebrand "A freshman you say" I'm greek and out of the populated areas where People are aging, eating, suffering mental disease, cancer and the wish we'd started it; and/or, at least 342 McDonald-East I'll show you the way." people are going to be sitting from degenerative diseases now ' molecular process of aging and how it they have'had the humanity to Kim Hawkins 1 hope you see the picture I don't It is for these reasons that the may be postponed by proper diet maintain an ambulance for our dead 348 McDonald-East mind if Montel Jennings fights for the Corey T Foust Institute has a small, one-doctor clinic and wounded and/of. BG police chief's rights of the minorities. But how about 302 Darrow attached to it and that in developing DIET PLAYS AN important part in office. 9 a.m. yesterday morning, the tests like its urine analysis techniques the work of the clinic, where they not chief addresses his force. "OK. boys, it stays away from the expensive only talk about preventive medicine, the war games are over. Put away that rights of the exotica ol medical hardware they attempt to practice it strategy map of troop movements and One ol the self-imposed ground rules The general feeling seems to be that your decoders and get back to work''' zzr THeBGnews here is that no perfected test may cost a wise physician only prescribes as a more than tin to administer, and. even last resort a medicine whose Kevin Charles Kichinka majority though this urine analysis is very molecular structure isn't one normally 256 South College Drive IMTOWAl STAFF sophisticated stull compared to what occurring in the human organism. adilai mack h. a lavar the average doctor knows, it is all Preventive medicine, at least in the Montel Jennings has my support in managing aditar carl p ramanthy being done on machines presently in primitive form our knowledge permits tennis securing rights for the minorities But nawtadrlar rnrti n. dtdnh pl.ui in a large number ol hospitals us to practice it. isn't very sexy. How at the moment I am more concerned •Ml. managing •dita. larralna I. iamatan Robinson and his colleagues are just can you report spectacular cures and with what happens to the rights of the adlrarialadirar |anal I. cardara making them do things that ordinary great advances in the "wars" against majority. makaupaaTtar immm a. traola doctors, who are practitioners, not cancer, tuberculosis, venereal disease, etiquette •pt»tt •am. rkharddraat scientists, don't know they can do diabetes and angina pectoris if your At present greeks constitute 18 per phala adMar domcl I. f*xhi Such creativity is also in the spirit of a patients die quietly in their sleep at age We are writing this letter in hopes of cent of the student body Yet Student caay adHar donna I. rhow place where the budget is so modest 95 of pure disillusionment at the follies improving tennis etiquette at BG Government Association (SGAl is hUSINtSS STAFF that not only do the researchers have of the younger members of their This is specifically aimed at two filthy with the stuff. It is almost a hutinata mar—fji latka a rarhanaarg to build much of their own equipment species? "gentlemen" who "played" tennis requirement to be greek to win an advartMaf / but they often double in brass in This is a gross exaggeration, May 29. between 730 and 8:05 p.m on elective SGA office. No doubt next talat manaiar aardan I. tayra several specialties naturally, but it does underscore the court four at the ice arena. So they year the catch campaign slogan will be Th. to Nawt it tathaohad nWaay rhraaoh FiMay during rha roautar tchaal roar, know who they are one ace was "vote for the greek of your choice". and anca a waofe dwrino. rha twmmar tattltnt. undar awthariry af rha Pwbfccariant wearing a white tennis outfit with blue This coming year should be CmmiitH al hawlinf Gcaan Slat. Urdvarriry. striped socks, a full beard and glasses interesting too. especially after SGA Optniant atprattad in tdilonol carraant ar caajmno in rha Nawt da nat naratta.try let's hear from you The other pro was attired in a green moves its offices from 405 Student rallact rha latnltnt at lha Urd.an.lt Adminltrrttim. faevh-y ar iiaH ar in. Stata al BGSU t-shlrt. blue shorts and green Services to the Sigma Chi house. OMa. Kill lib rarlact rha aplnitnt af rha malarlry al raamhart at rha tO Nawt The BG .News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns striped socks. adrrarial haard. Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial More blatant was the appointment of Editorial and iutinatt OffkM Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that After we waited 30 minutes, the students to SGA boards and lOeUnivartilyHall columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced above mentioned pros strolled onto the committees of the University. 373-2003 The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these courts, and waiting less than five limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste minutes, were given court four by their OVER M PER cent of the students Letters and columns must include the author s name, address and buddies on SGA boards are greek The phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 Two other gentlemen who waited Personnel Board, which will appoint ■ Baa a r itair University Hall longer than we did. objected, only to students to boards next year, contains Twoodoy, Jwn* 3, 1975, Th. K> N.wi /Pag. 3 Area business boosted

By Gall Harris Cusano added that Mr according to manager Dave However, there were Staff Reporter Ed's did not run out of food Jackson. some business establish- or beverages over the "The people were very ments that suffered from Although some Bowling weekend due to good fine for that age bracket. the crowds who attended the Green businesses were planning Their attitudes were really concert affected adversely by good." he said "I hope that college never crowds that attended the "WE HAD A record Jackson said that four brings in another gToup like Poe Ditch Music Festival weekend.'' reported Al persons were arrested for this." said Pat Frank, owner this past weekend, many Woltord. manager of shoplifting, but added that of Spudnuts Donuts and reported that they had no McDonald's. 1470 E there was no damage to the Baskin-Robbins. 1616 E. problem dealing with the Wooster St store. Wooster St. large number of young Tom Baer. manager of people who attended the "We're used to having Falcon Plaza Motel. 1450 E "I KNOW I'm not the only concert large crowds after football Wooster St.. said his motel one who feels like this." she Jan Cusano, manager of games, so we were ready for was f'lll Saturday and half said "I know there were a Mr Ed's Pizza Pub. 532 E this." he said full Friday lot of respectable people Wooster St. laid the Wolford noted that He said that the motel there, but there were lots restaurant had been McDonald's had a security experienced only minor who have no respect for "cleaned out'' over the officer in its parking lot to problems because the property and who are rude." weekend "make sure the cars moved employes stayed up all Although she said she We had a terrific smoothly" He added that Saturday night made a big profit over the weekend." she said "We the other Bowling Green "babysitting " weekend. Frank said she didn't have any problems McDonald s at 1050 S Main •WE WERE expecting would close her shops if We didn't even have too St also was busy problems." he said, "so we another big concert came to many rowdy people My Great Scot Grocers. 1616 stayed on top of everything Bowling Green husband is good in handling E. Wooster St. had no and prevented problems Frank added that the people " problem with crowds. before they happened reason she would close her Webb Reichgott. manager shops was that she saw and Boddog, on* of UVKOI local and Ohio groups of Sam B's Sub Shop. 107 heard many things that she performing at the Whitebird 75 concert Saturday, State St.. said business over thought were disgusting. Whitebird '75 the weekend of the concert "I heard people say people plays fo an informal crowd in front of Williams newsnotes was "crazy " Hall. (Nowsphoto by Dan Foicht) were engaging in sexual He attributed the fact that intercourse and going to the there were no problems at bathroom out in the open I Guerrillas his restaurant to the belief couldn't believe the things I that "it is all in how you saw and heard about." she 'Kiss Me Kate' to premier tonight DAK ES SALAAM. Tanzania (API-U.S. officials are handle it Everything went said reported hoping for quick approval of an American fine " She said that many people Preview By "There are probably more Lit said, "but that doesn't (Musi: Bobbie Bean, sopho professor's plan to go into the hungles of eastern Zaire to Reichgott said the young wanted to use the bathrooms Norms Sleele familiar tunes here than any mean a lot of glitter It is more (Musi. Steven Peter, negotiate with Marxist guerrillas holding two Standford people high school age and in her two shops She other musical." according to bright and shiny, with all the senior (A&Si. and Jerry University students and a young Dutch woman younger were not well explained that people were "Brush Up Your Shakes- Dr Ivan Trusler. director of [lash you can get." Droll, sophomore i Ed l Diplomatic sources said Peter Steinder. University of behaved, but those college not permitted to use the peare." one of the main choral activities and pro- The costumes for the lead The cast is supported by 17 Michigan economics professor, has volunteered to age and older acted well. private toilet in Baskin- songs in "Kiss Me Kate." fessor of music education characters were built in the singers. 14 dancers and 20 negotiate with the guerrillas on behalf of Stanford and the TWO DOWNTOWN bars Robbins. but many might be a good command "Cole Porter is one of the Costume Shop, located in orchestra members hostages' parents reported excellent business concertgoers used the public for theater-goers planning to greatest composers from Moseley Hall, according to Saturday night with no bathroom in the donut shop. see the musical which opens the Broadway musical Lit. The dancers' costumes "IT'S QUITE a contrast to damages tonight and runs through theater." Dr Trusler said have been rented from Mask coordinate the elements of a REA express Jack Carle, head "THEY MUST have Saturday. and Wig Costumes, a com- musical." Hi White said, bartender of the Some Other thrown a lot of stuff down The Cole Porter musical is HE CAPTURES the hot pany in Dayton. "because there are so many NEW YORK I API-Saying they were frustrated over Place Pub. 110 N Main St.. the toilet because we had to fairly typical of the 1940s, jazz, swinging sound of the Renting saves time and more and different types of layoffs and paycuts under federal bankruptcy said out-of-towners who call a plumber Sunday." she according to Dr Allen 20's, while including some allows for more costume artists " reorganization plans, several thousand union members in visited the bar were better noted White, associate professor Shakespearean tunes." Dr variety. Lit said "Actually "Very few of the students large cities across the nation staged a wildcat strike behaved than most Chris Hodges, of speech and the musical's Trusler explained the clothes are better made can do everything." Dr against REA Express Monday University students reservations clerk at director than what could be done in Trusler said, "and we have The strike affected terminals in Chicago. Detroit. He added that the concert- Holiday Inn. 1550 E Wooster The show, set in 1948 at Some songs are "wickedly the shop, especially when to teach them how That's Atlanta and Cincinnati in addition to New York City There goers tipped the bartenders St.. said the motel was so the Ford Theatre in Balti- full of suggestive things." he the leads themselves have why a musical provides such were some reports that men also refused to go to work in and employes at SOP more crowded Saturday night that more. Md . is a "show said They reflect the new seven different outfits to be a good educational opportu- Los Angeles and San Francisco than students usually do 10-15 people slept in the within a show." Dr White age of liberalization after made " nity." REA Express, a major surface and air delivery service, "WE JUST USED our lobby said World War II "when people Tickets for this final filed for reorganization Feb 18 and announced that it regular crew, but we He said that the people THE PLOT involves a were free of the tension of CHOREOGRAPHY for spring production are on would close 153 of its 340 terminals in the SO states. Puerto could've used another who stayed in the rooms left company of actors who war." "Kiss Me Kate" was sale from 11 am -3:30 p.m. Rico and Canada in addition to reducing the paychecks of bartender." said Terry the place a shambles They carry their real life conflicts The costumes are full of arranged by Celeste Beer- today through Friday and its nearly 8,000 union employes by 10 per cent weekly Kline, assistant manager of left excretions in drawers, into a performance of Wil- rich looking, hot, bright man. Continuing Education after 7 p.m. evenings of the Howard's Restaurant. 210 N broke light fixtures, took liam Shakespeare's colors, according to Mildred dance teacher and Dennis performance Admission is Israel Main St. telephones and held drag "Taming of the Shrew " Lit. assistant professor of O'Dell. junior (A&Si $2.25 for adults. II 25 for He described the people races on the grass behind Highlighting the action speech. They have a Gothic Scenery was designed by Dr children and 50 cents for JERUSALEM (APl-Premier Yitzhak Rabin said who visited Howard's over the motel. Hodges said are such Cole Porter songs looking line for the Shrew Brian! Lee. assistant pro- University students present- yesterday that Israel would cut its forces near the Suez the weekend as a "nice "It wasn't even worth as "Why Can't You characters and original 40's fessor of speech ing an ID Reservations can Canal by roughly half as a goodwill gesture marking the crowd " He added that there doing such good business Behave''" "So In Love." and costumes for the others The cast includes O'Dell. be made by calling 372-2719. reopening of the waterway, and indicated Israel expected had been no fights or because we had so many Where is the Life that Late Kevin Moore, junior (Mus. I. The performance is at 8 its own cargoes to be allowed through damages damages." Hodges said lLed'" "I CALL IT a glit show." Carol Vroman. senior p.m. Egypt called the cutback of forces "a step in the right direction" toward Middle East peace, and highly placed sources in Salzburg said Egyptian President Anwar Sadat would look favorably upon Israeli use of the canal il his military commanders conclude the force cutback is serious and not propagandists "

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ACROSS references 1 Actress Normand 55 Headlands of silent Aim 66 Combining form discusses foot patrol used with first-, 6 Crosiers - 12 Taste second-, etc. DOWN By Lorraine JisinM 13 Storm of their cars. Evans said. Safety and Parking Services THE NAME of the panel IB Girl's name 1 Island NE of AMI. Htu|li| Editor but have the cars nearby are two distinct operations, also will change to Univer- 16 Polygons Java when they are on foot but students often think they 18 Running play 2 Young wife In sity Police-Community Chaucer tale Campus Safety Advisory More patrol cars would be are one and the same. Relations Advisory Panel. move 19 Extinguished 8 Devise for Panel members Friday dis- needed to put this plan into 21 Compass point underwater cussed a report by William effect. Evans noted. But he 22 Helen's home exploration Evans, a consultant on added that more cars are Five pulled from 23 PenpoinU 4 Suffix on ordinal 24 Smoke numerals Campus Safety policies and inexpensive compared to a 5 Grand jete. for practices who visited the Bissageway patrolman's salary. aker Street example University this winter. This step will make vehicle 6 Concave Evans, vice president of patrolmen more useful and capsized oil rig 28 Tours' river moldings 7 Baseball Hall of Cresap. McCormick and eventually could lead to a 29 Entreaties 30 Brass instrument Fame member Paget. Inc.. a management reduction in the number of NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Divers pulled five men from a 31 Nut trees 8 A thing done: consulting firm, was hired patrolmen. Evans said. capsized oil rig yesterday. 22 hours after they had been 34 Author Gelett Lat by the University to observe SHAFFER INITIATED trapped below the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. 36 Trees 9 Level 36 Word avec 10 It comes on little and make recommendations foot patrols In 1971. saying A sixth man was still missing, and the conditions of the cat feet concerning police and secu- nationale tbey were well received by rescued five were not known. 37 Brief 11 9.000 ft, in the 33 Marked chess rity matters here. students. In fact, students Divers found the men by cutting holes with a torch in the 38 Covered wagon Alps piece aHWH 10 MPrlOUS mill In his report to University have requested more foot underside of living-quarter compartments in the mobile oil 42 The "shrew1' 12 City of central 34 African tribe G »|5 Puaua p H|C Raff lip 43 Authoritative Scotland 36 Beards A uf T HBTI i) id rfl President Hollis Moore Jr patrols. Shaffer said. rig after trying unsuccessfully to open hatches to the 9 T C w M f N and the panel. Evans sug- sanction 14 Makes certain 38 Go around IN OTHER business. Bob compartments. They had searched with lights for the 44 Biblical kingdom 17 Desserts, in 39 Grainy limestone "r H l °B f 5 T gested that all exclusive foot Arrowsmith. coordinator of hatches all night 46 Ruler: Abbr. Devon 40 Prison keeper: patrols be ended All patrols residence services and panel 46 Faith, hope, or 20 The last of the Brit. jij-hjl^iiii should take place in vehicles member, moved that the THERE WAS no sound from inside during the frantic charity Mohicans 41 Commander of iTT a Mfl^^T^TH*' f 1 24 State flower of King Saul's to enhance police capabili panel support another Evans efforts to locate the men. A Coast Guard spokesman said the 48 College in North ; i ■ i tmt nti ]i mB|i o * | Carolina Alaska: Phrase army F fi i rpEfn N|IftWFk T n M i ties to respond quickly to recommendation which first man rescued was believed to have been trapped more 49 Rather rare 26 Fragrant 43 Discovers calls, he said would result in changing than 30 feet down. afternoon affair 27 Converted stables 46 Trucks Presently a minimum of 61 Relating to old 28 Olivier and 47 Courtesy title: Campus Safety's name to In efforts to save the trapped men. divers tried others Abbr. « . TJO C OTC i i N|f two one-man cars patrol the Campus Police. unsuccessfully to pump air into the submerged living »g« 80 Heal 50 Printing block A T H UIIS A 1 fl t~wt*fi 1 fi University, according to 63 Decrease T. T A" HWT I i IF ^Bi tr Dip But Arrowsmith said he quarters. 64 User of poetic 31 Jewel box 52 U.S.A., French IMMSUBSIIMRKB' Campus Safety Director does not believe a name Part of the rig's base was above water, ringed by rescue 32 Abashed by guilt style Hf |w| Dale Shaffer At times there change will allow Campus boats and anotiier mobile rig brought in for the rescue. A are one to three officers on Safety to escape association 500-ton crane barge was being towed toward the scene foot patrol, he said. completely with Parking The first man to be rescued. Derrell Dore of Delcambre. DOONESBURY Dy Garry Trudeau Patrolmen should spend Services. I.i was found in a pocket of air three to four feet deep. most of their patrol time out Shaffer said Campus HE UP THE mNAMese HE WAS PLACED in a decompression chamber for two WU KNOU, ITS BAD CH0U6H WEOUSHTA ONFOR TEN YEARS—THE hours and then hospitalized. The Coast Guard spokesman THOSE PEOPLE unmgeu/ES SEAP THEM NO, NO, YEKtl&erUE OWE THEM GREENVIEW APARTMENTS said the length of time in the chamber indicated that he had 6ET BEAT - NOW WE eor PAOM'f TMTS B.D. -1W ISONE&AL SHOT AT TV RND HOMES UK OVER WHAT MB CAN7MEAN MAUNH NEW UVES fOR been at least S3 feet deep. 100,000OF THEM! OWHTA OOl THAT.. THEMSEIVES* SWIMMING POOL - BASKETBALL NETS The 90-foot-long mobile rig, owned by Progress Marine, / \ _/ SAUNA BATH ■ GAME &.LAUNDRY ROOM Inc., capsized 18 miles southwest of Grand Isle, La. while it was being towed back to port after completing repair work SPECIAL SUMMER RATES on a permanent rig JUNE 15th thru AUG. 31 Six other men were rescued from the water within (2h months) minutes after the incident

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Mr. Malhey - A lour like that One vacancy left (or Fall. $74 90 makes us want to "Sboat and Be 72 Vega 4 sp new engine good Mary - own bdrm Make offer. mllge Call 287-3797 alter 3 per person per month. pregnancy.) Call now for an appointment; no waiting. 9-9299 Joylul"' Thanks Love. 824 SIXTH STREET Same Acapella Choir. 12 x 80 Riticraft Mobile home setup as above apartments. One F rmale needed summer 392-4848. vacancy for Fall $9500 per 354 mo near campus. 2-5282 Diane - You really have your person per month For more "akata" together' Thanks lor a 199 galloa aquar set-up Best PREGNANCY TEST FREE 1 m rmmte fall, across from information call Newlove great trip Love. Acapella Oder 372-3493 Realty 353-7381. MENSTRUAL REGULATION $50.00 Towers. 874, mo Paul 2-5511. Choir 7 It Boa ft Boa Constrictor and APARTMENTS - 2 bedrooms. 2 female rmmts needed for (all Kidd The KD's are ready lor big cage Mast sell before furnished 9524871 , quarter Call 9924004 the softball finals - are yoa? finals 392-4948 alter 4:30. One bdrm. apt. to sublease NATIONAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES 1872 Super Beetle excellent avail Sept 15 352-7092 coad low milage 41404 Call 372- 10605 Chester Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44106 2389 or 992-4159 1 bdrm. (urn. apt. (or summer Classifieds Close to campus Call 9924*89 (216) 795-1900 Ohio-wide toll free (800) 362-1452 89 Ford Thunder bird 889* or make an offer Must sell, owner Sublease 2 bd apt. air get results going overseas Phone noon to 4 conditioned. Swimming pool. 3934074. Call 353-2788 or 372-14*6 local briefs Israel extends peace gesture to Egyptians Ed students By Tfce Asueiated Press optimistically about prospects for a Middle All EMR. EMR El ED or LBD El ED students who East peace "in the interests of all parties." have not completed merge applications for winter and Israel announced yesterday the But he said he has yet to make "final spring 1976 should do so immediately Forms are available withdrawal of tanks, artillery and troops judgments" on the peace-seeking formula in 365 and 451 Education Bldg from the Suez Canal as a peace gesture to Non-merge students can contact Pam in 451 Education Egypt for reopening the waterway Bldg if they plan to enroll in method courses and as SADAT SAID he will return to Cairo to President Ford ended summit talks with confer with his colleagues on approaches to student teachers during either winter or spring next year Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Salzburg peace. "I shall be always in contact with and said he would unveil a Middle East President Ford." he said, adding that he had Yearbooks peace-seeking formula within the next invited the American leader to visit Egypt. month Officials in Beirut said four persons were The Key reports that the new yearbooks have not come Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin announced in from the printers yet. The books are expected to come killed in the village fighting, including an in Jerusalem that Israel will withdraw half aide to former President Camille Chamoun. in sometime next week If they are not received by that its tanks and all Its artillery from the canal, time, they will be mailed out Five persons were wounded scheduled to reopen Thursday He also said Four Chamoun aides were kidnaped Friday Israel will reduce its front line troops by 50 night, setting off the battle between armed Puppy found per cent, down to 3.500 men. to contribute to men from the Christian village of Damour. the "relaxation of military tension in the about 15 miles south of Beirut, and Moslems A shorthaired female puppy resembling the huskie breed area." from Haret Naameh. less than a mile away. was found on campus Saturday night The dog was black Previously Israel said the reopening of the with white paws Call 372-4937 for further information. canal did not oblige it to respond with a There was scattered shooting in several peaceful gesture, and Egypt had said it sections of Beirut before dawn yesterday as would bar Israeli shipping from the Premier Rashid Karami continued trying to Firelands waterway on grounds their two nations form a cabinet to return the capital to technically are still at war normal after 11 days of street fighting Complete schedules of summer course offerings at In Salzburg. Austria. Ford talked between factional private armies. Firelands campus are available at the Registrar's Office. The schedule includes lower division courses, continuing education and extension offerings Schedules can be picked up at the office or ordered by Inflation cuts operating money writing the office or calling 433-5560 Registration deadline By Aidy Brararae' of the Health Center, accor- Dr Moore said the Alpha for the complete summer session or the first five week ding to Dr. Moore However, Two men participating in the annual Phi Kappa Pn - Chi session is June 18 Tau Omega fraternity Because the increase in he said he is not sure house, which is being Omega Bathtub Race at Peregrine Pond almost capsize. next year's University whether the capital appro- vacated, may be converted Ugh! Alpha Delta Phi and the Sig Ep's won the Saturday afternoon budget is less than the cur- priations bill for the center into a Spanish House similar event. (Newspheto by Dick Kaverman) Auditions rent rate of inflation. Uni- will pass to the French House versity President Hollis The new music building, if Black fraternities and Tryouts for next year's Union Activities Organization Moore Jr. said he thinks the it is authorized, will be built sororities were offered the ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ University has lost operating north of the recreation (UAOl production of "Sweet Charity'' will be from 5-7 house but none could meet J CHERRY HILL VILLAGE APTS. PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. J p.m June 5 and 6 in the Ohio Suite. Union An audition will money for the coming year. center site. Dr Moore said. occupancy requirements of be from 1-3 p.m June 7 in the Ohio Suite For more Dr. Moore made his EDUCATIONAL specifca a filled house. Dr. Moore h NOW LEASING MANAGEMENT NOW LEASING information, contact Jon Martin at the UAO office 372- remarks in answering stu- lions for the music building said J FOR ENTIRE SUMMER FOR ENTIRE SUMMER | 2343 dent questions at the Thurs- are ready and an architect day morning Union Activi- may be hired in fall should ties Organization (UAO) construction be authorized. presidential breakfast. Police report Dr. Moore said. Some bids The Unique + FOR FULLY FURNISHED APTS. In the past, the state legis- already are submitted on the lature gave money to state building and are lower than The Beautiful = • lull furnished apts HAMPTON HOUSE 705 7th ST Campus Safety reported four cases of vehicle accessory supported universities on an expected, he noted r • I Mitral gas air conditioning and healing BUCKEYF HOUSE 649 6th ST thefts over the weekend Stolen articles included a camper equal formula basis but is The present music build- •ft with individual apt contiols BIRCHW00D PLACE ' 650 6th ST 4* top. a tape player and two Harley- Davidson motorcycle «• sliding glass doors lo balcony and patio MT VFRN0N Bn, Ath qr ^ not doing so this year, accor- ing's future is uncertain. Dr The vtKI N generators Damages totaled over $600 All of the thefts ding to Dr Moore Moore said, although it • Gas equipped laundry area available m "" ™ BUZ 6th ST -fg occurred in Lot 6 might be turned over to the each apt building HAVEN HOUSE -fc George Adams. Louisville. Ohio, was apprehended and HE SAID THAT next year art department since "it ORANGE DOOR • patio areas with grills available for each MANOR 1515 E WOOSTER M charged with reckless operation for driving his car on the the University of Cincinnati would be an easy conver- ^ ■ building P* ski slope. and Ohio University will sion." he said for All Your ^ • club house facility featuring indoor The following offer access fo the BG T^ A 17-year-old Indianapolis, lnd juvenile was arrested receive larger shares of the 4j( heated pool Health Spa, swimming pool, whirlpool, -|( for possession of hypodermic needles, syringes and a 25- budget than other schools Gift Needs je sauna and locker room facilities. .«, calibre automatic pistol Dr. Moore also talked ABORTION Ashley and Bromfield dormitories sustained minor about the status of the pro- M 15348 Sandridge Rd. I "^•ssssar"* p*™™ PROPERTIES * t property damages posed recreation center and 125 M ■>< hrs daily 9 12 & 1-5 Management, 1163 Napoleon Rd. ^ Robert Rodriguez. Detroit, was apprehended at the the proposed music building P 352-6248 or 352 9378 OFFICE HRS 9 12 and 1 5 352-9378 P TOLL FREE 9 A.M.-10 P.M. Stadium for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest If the recreation canter is 352-0030 built, it will be located east 1-800 438-3710 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥

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BACKGROUND SUMMARY EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY POLICY STATEMENT TO: University Community AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM Under federal and state regulations, it is required that institutions which receive federal grants have a program dedicated to equal employment opportunity—including an affirmative action program to make certain that such opportunities are made available. Since the spring of 1971, the University has been engaged in several phases of consideration and implemen- As a part of Bowling Green State University's continuing effort in providing and enhancing tation of an Affirmative Action Program for Equal Employment Opportunity. equal employment opportunity for all, the Board of Trustees approved revisions in the Equal In the fall of 1971 a committee, representative of faculty and administration staff conven- Opportunity Policy Statement and Affirmative Action Program at its meeting on May 15, ed to consider an Affirmative Action Program at Bowling Green State University. 1975. As a result of study of the programs which were adopted at other institutions; review of In the revised document, I wish to call your attention to the establishments of an Affirma- practices at our University; and projection of the policy which would need to be adopted to tive Action Advisory Council and an Equal Opportunity Hearing Board in the section on "Griev- meet the federal requirements; the BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY EQUAL EMPLOY- ance Procedures for Complaints of Unlawful Discrimination." It is expected that the process MENT OPPORTUNITY POLICY STATEMENT AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM was de- will become operational in the Fall, 1975 after the committees have been selected and train- veloped. It was recommended that the statement be approved by the Board of Trustees. This ed in equal opportunity and affirmative action issues. approval took place on February 24, 1972. Any questions regarding this document should be referred to the Coordinator of Human At the beginning of spring quarter, 1972, Vivian M. Lawyer assumed the position of Direc- Resources, Mrs. Vivian N. Lawyer, 372-2915. tor of the Office of Equal Opportunity, reporting to the Provost. In June of 1973 there was a change in reporting for some areas whose goals were institu- tion wide. The Office of Equal Opportunity was included in the change to the Resource Plan- ning team. There was a title change from Director to Coordinator of Human Resources. The Coordinator began to report to the Vice President of Resource Planning. During the course of the 1973-74 academic year, the Affirmative Action Committee members realized the need for changing the constituency of the committee and for es- Hollis A. Moore tablishing a formal grievance procedure. The attached document has included in its revisions in the original policy statement which President alter the Affirmative Action Advisory Council membership, establish a Hearing Board with ap- propriate procedures, and add the most current federal directive regarding the handicapped.

and minority persons as students or EQUAL EMPLOYMENT 8. Terms of Office The Provost and Vice Presidents criminatory act, the Coordinator of tigate or causa an investiga- of due process and fairness, OPPORTUNITY POLICY trainees shall be responsible for providing, Human Resources shall notify the tion to take place and shall but it is not the intention of STATEMENT AND AFFIRMATIVE 1. To be consistent with the Screening, testing and selection reporting and monitoring procedures Equal Opportunity Hearing Board. attempt to conciliate. A the Hearing Board that its ACTION PROGRAM "Faculty Charter," the terms of of- procedures are employed without and a program of affirmative action The Hearing Board shall convene presently employed faculty procedures necessarily member may have his/her Bowlini Green Slat* University fice for the Council members shag regard to race, religion, color, related to non-faculty contract per and render a decision within thirty follow those used in a court case referred to the Coor- room. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 be tor three years except for the In- national origin, sex, age, or handicap. sonnel in the area he/she super- (30) calendar days. The Hearing dinator by the Faculty Per- 3. Tape recordings of the hear- (as recommended for approval • itial appointments of one of each: However, procedures which appear vises which will ensure equal Board procedures shall adhere to the sonnel and Conciliation Com- mg shall be kept for review changes are in bold type) faculty, non-faculty contract and to be neutral and yet have a dis- elements of due process. employment opportunity without mittee. purposes of the Board. classified staff. Their initial ap- parate effect upon minorities and I. PURPOSE regard to race, religion, color, The Hearing Board than notify the File a written complaint of the Recordings ot each hearing women will be altered ap- Bowlini Green State University pointments shad be for two years. national origin, sen. age. or handicap Afflrmathre Action Advisory Council alleged discriminatory act will be maintained by the affirms, through this statement, its proprlately.• Screening procedures, in University action related to that policy needs to be established within ten (10) calendar days Coordinator of Human commitment and dedicated efforts Z The students shad have one application and other employment recruiting, hiring, promotions, salary, or altered If, In reviewing a case, the of discovery or within seven (7) Resources. Summaries of to provide equal employment oppor- year terms. forms and personnel records will be benefits, transfers, layoffs, return conclusions have implications for an calendar days after the Coor- the proceedings will be kept dinator has attempted to con- tunity as prescribed by federal and reviewed periodically to ensure com- from layoff, training, education, tui- affected class. for the record by the Coor- pliance with federal and state laws. ciliate whichever is later. dinator of Human state laws* Bowling Green State C Functions: tion assistance and social and After the daemon has been B. Include in the complaint the Resources. University will not discriminate Compensations, salary advance- recreational programs The Provost rendered, the President has the right date and place ot the oc- 4 The hearing shall be in open ment, opportunities for training and against any person because of race, 1. The Affirmative Action Ad- and Vice Presidents shall take such to review to determine whether or currence ot the alleged act of session. promotion are offered to all qualified religion, color, national origin, sen, visory Council shall advise the Coor- action as necessary to expand not due process has been afforded discrimination. 5. The complainant or respon- candidates age, or handicap and it will not dinator of Human Resources on employment and educational oppor- and to assure that the decision of C. Indicate in the complaint dent may request that there knowingly cooperate with, support, policy matters relating to the Affir- tunities for minority people and for the Hearing Board was based on whether the alleged dis- be a separation of or employ the services of other mative Action Program. women substantial evidence as presented to crimatory act was because of witnesses. VII. CONTRACTORS AND VEN- organizations which discriminate the Board. race, color, religion, sex, 6. The complainant and DORS national origin, age, or han- against persons on such grounds 2 The Affirmative Action Ad- The Coordinator of Human Re- respondent may have an ad* dicap. visor of her/his own choos- This policy statement is designed visory Council shall review matters sources shall monitor all affirmative APPENDIX I D. Indicate in the complaint the ing. to establish the action of Bowling brought to Us attention by the Equal Contractors, subcontractors and or corrective action. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES area in which the alleged act 7 The complainant and Green State University, its Presi Opportunity Hearing Board. Policy vendors will be notified of Bowling of discrimination has occurred FOR COMPLAINTS OF respondent shall have the dent. Trustees. Faculty and Adminis- recommendations will go to the Green State University's Statement Introduction (e.g. hiring, termination, UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION right to testify in their trate Officers to provide equal President for approval. of Equal Employment Opportunity. promotion, layoff, admission, SUMMARY behalves and to present employment opportunity to all Suppliers are required to show or any form of disparate witnesses and other infor- qualified persons without regard to t The Affirmative Action «. evidence ot compliance with Federal Bowling Green State University troafrnenL) affirms Itt cdrtTmltment and mation relevant to their race, religion, cokx. national orlglfl. vitory Council thai review the Inven Ewcutive Orders 11246 and 11375 dedicated efforts to provide equal cases. sei. age, or handicap and to J,«Ke af lories and proposals for affirmative in contract agreements The Equal II. The Coordinator of Human employment and educational oppor Resources shall 6. The complainant and firmatrve action in instances where action presented by the Provost, Opportunity Clause (11246) will be Any member of the University tunnies. The University wD not dis- A Notify the Equal Opportunity respondent or an advisor of such opportunity may be limited Vke Presidents and Deans. incorporated in each accepted con- community who feels that she or he criminate against any person Hearing Board of the written each shall have the right to Further, the statement establishes tract, first-tier subcontract and has been discriminated against because of race, religion, color, complaint. cross-examine witnesses. 4. Whenever the Affirmative Ac- administrative procedures tor both a purchase order because of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap 9. Members of the Hearing tion Advisory Council cannot come to B. Coordinate the establishment periodic review of employment prac- national origin, sex, age or handicap and it will not knowingly cooperate of a hearing date, time and Board shall have the right to agreement on an issue, the decision tices and for corrective procedures should consult with the Coordinator with, support, or employ the ser- place and ratification of par- question all persons who of the Coordinator of Human Re- VIII. PLACEMENT vices of other organiiationt which m cases which do not ensure equal of Human Resources. The Coordine* ties involved make statements before sources shall prevail. discriminate against parsons on such the Board. employment opportunities tor shall attempt to resolve the com- C Convene the Equal Opportuni- grounds. To this end any student ty Hearing Board within thirty G. Findings and Disposition II. EXECUTIVE RESPONSIBILITY plaint in the role of ombudsperson. If IV. THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Bowling Green State University (graduate or undergraduate), staff (30) calendar days and pre- 1. After all evidence has been the complaint cannot be resolved in Authority for coordination and im- HEARING BOARD (See Appendu I) Placement Services will employ, in member (contract or classified), sent a report of the actions presented, the Hearing this informal manner, the complain- faculty member or applicant who be- plementation of the program of Af- all procedures and records, practices which have occurod. Board shall recess for dos- A. Shalt conduct formal hearings ant may choose not to pursue the lieves that an unlawful disenmatory •d deliberations. All firmative Action tor Bowling Green which assure equal opportunity for in cases in which voluntary com matter further or shall fee a written act has occurod may seek redress by decisions of the Hearing State University will be delegated by employment of qualified graduates III. The Equal Opportunity Hearing pkance has not been successful. complaint of the alleged act ot dis- consulting with the Coordinator of Board shall be by majority without regard to race, religion, Board the President to the Coordinator of Human Resources and having the vote of the entire Board and color, national origin, se>. age. or crimination with the assistance of A. Membership • The Human Resources. The Coordinator V. PUBLICATION complaint heard by the Equal Oppor- shall be based solely on handicap and will not provide infor- the Coordinator of Human Re- membership shaft consist shall report to the Vke President of tunity Hearing Board. The pro- testimony introduced at the sources, rf necessary. This written of individuals who repre- Resource Planning. mation or interview space to cor cedures are as follows: hearing A copy ol this statement shall be complaint shall be Ned within ten sent minorities, women, The Coordinator shall 111 regularly porations or individuals not declaring 2 The Hearing Board shall distributed to the faculty, staff, and (10) calendar days of discovery of and the handicapped. review university employment and a policy of equal employment oppor render its decision in writing employees of Bowling Green State the alleged discriminatory act or I. The Complainant shall The memberships shall consist compensation practices. (2) report tunity Bowling Green State Univer- and make findings of fact of A, Consult with the Coordinator Of: University and is available, upon re- sity placement officers wilt prepare seven (7) days after attempts by the the grievance charged in annually to the university community 1. Four faculty members quest, to students, to friends of the Coordinator of Human Resources to of Human Resources regar- the complainant's petition. employment statistics and in- regular reports (or the Coordinator elected according to Faculty University, alumni and to the citizens conciliate, whichever Is later. ding the alleged act of dis- Wherever the Hearing dications of the effectiveness of the of Human Resources which indicate crimination within ten (10) Charter procedures for of Ohio through publications of the Upon receipt of a written com- Board finds for the the com- use of recruiting facilities and University rarnrriittees. Affirmative Action program, (31 calendar days of discovery. plain ant it shall decide what University and the news media of success in placement of minority plaint of an alleged unlawful dis- 2 One classified and one non- recommend further action and The Coordinator shall inves- action Shan be taken to the state Copies of the statement faculty contract staff change, (4) take such action as may persons and women redress the grievance, ei- are also available, upon request, to member, both appointed by be necessary for minonty people and cept in cases of faculty. organizations of municipal, state and the President. for women, (51 serve as ombudsper When the Hearing Board • Title 29 ■ Chapter XIV - Equal 3 One graduate student ap- federal government concerned with finds for a faculty member son and referral agent for Employment Opportunity Commis- pointed by the Graduate civil rights, minority affairs or (complainant) the case will grievances sion, Part 1607 - "Quidelin.s on Student Senate and one un- employment practices Also, all for be referred to the Faculty • Such as Executive Order 11246 Employee Selection Procedures," GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES FOR COMPLAINTS OF UNLAWFUL* DISCRIMINATION dergraduate student ap- mal reports of the Coordinator of Personnel and ConcUation at amended by 11375, Governor's "Federal Register," Vol. 35, No. 149, pointed by the Student Human Resources (eicept for In- Committee for appropriate Slecutive Order of January 27,1972 August 1, 1970, Washington, D.C Government Association. vestigation reports) are available. redress. The Faculty Per and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. pp. 12311-12379. upon request, to any interested per sonnel and Conciliation Qriggs v. Duke Power Co (401. B. Terms of Office Committee shall handle the III. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AD sons, to University publications U.S. 424 119711) T COMPLAINANT 1. Consistent with the Faculty case within the time frame VISORY COUNCIL editors and to the news media Charter, the terms of office established in the Faculty Equal employment opportunity in 10 days The Affirmative Action Advisory shall be for three years ex- Grievance Arbitration formation and other pertinent local IX. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Council shall broadly represent the cept for the students and for procedure. and federal brochures will be posted i University community. ft shall in- two of the initial appoint, 3. The findings of the Hearing in central areas of the University clude members representing I acuity, Each dean, director, chairperson ments of the other Board Board shall be transmitted community and all University per- Conciliation: In writing to the appropriate non-faculty contract staff, classified or other employer within the Univer- 7 days - after COORDINATOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES members. One faculty sonnel policy and procedure manuals Case is closed. vice president or provost, service staff, graduate and un- sity shall be responsible for the im- conciliation member and the non-faculty with copies to the complai- will contain a statement of the com- plementation of this Statement of I dergraduate students. contract employee shall nant and respondent within mitment of the University to equal A. Membership The Equal Employment Opportunity at have initial appointments for the thirty (30) calendar employment opportunity membership shad include individuals Bowling Green State University and two years. days time limit. who represent minorities, women for a program of Affirmative Action 2. The students shall have one 4. The Coordinator of Human Written Complaint and the handicapped in order that VI. RECRUITMENT AND TRAIN- within the division Appropriate ac- year terms. Resources shall monitor the C. Shall elect a chairperson from persons oho are aenaHhre to and ING tion will be taken by the Coordinator corrective or affirmative ac- Its membership at its first familiar with the problems of their of Human Resources to ensure com- tion. if an. is decided by the meeting. Board respective groups are advising the pliance with tins policy. D. Shan conduct a formal hearing H. Right of Review by President Coordinator of Human Resource*. Bowling Green State University Each dean shall maintain an ac- T and render a decision within If the complainant or respondent The Advisory Council thai consist employment opportunities are open curate inventory of the college facul- EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HEARING BOARD 30 days thirty (30) calendar days is not satisfied with the decision of Oh to all qualified persons without ty showing composition by race, after receipt of notification of the Hearing Board, he she shall 1. Four faculty members chosen regard to race, creed, color, national religion, color, national origin. sex. _1 a written complaint notify the President's Office withm according to the procedures for origin. sex. age. or handicap Spec age. and handicap with regard to E. Shall notify the Affirmative Ac- fhre (5) calendar days after the Unrversrty Committees an the "Facul- tied qualifications for positions are ccvtipensetion. time of promotion, T tion Advisory Council that Board's decision has been an- ty Charter- those which have direct relationship provision for leaves and other policy needs to be established 5 days nounced. 2 Two non-faculty contract staff to the sewe to be rendered Oppor- benefits Where opportunities for or altered. If ir hearing a case the conclusions have Im- The President shag review to members appointed by the Presi- tunities for training and advance- women end minority persons appeer plications for an affected determine whether or not due pro- ment are offered on the basis ol not to have been provided by ex* dent. 1 PROCtOURAL class. cess has been afforded and whether demonstrated qualifications and istmg employment practices, the 3 Ten classified staff members REVIEW BY PRESIDENT F. General Procedures or not the decision of the Hearing success m performance of assigned college dean shall report to the Coor- appointed by the President. t IF REQUESTED 1. The Coordinator of Human Board was based on substantial evi- 4 One undergraduate student responsibilities without regard to dinator of Human Resources goals 15 days Resources shall notify the dence as presented to the Hearing appointed by the Student Govern race, religion color, national origin, for employment of women and i complainant, the respon- Board. This review shal take place ment Association. sea. age. or handicap. In all cases. minonty persons and the procedures dent and the Hearing Board within fifteen (151 calendar days after the summaries of proceedings 5. One graduate student ap- University employers wdl actively by which these goafs will be actuev of the date, hme, and piece of the hearing and ndicate pointed by the Graduate Student recruit minority persons and women ed At goals should be stated m •rjescrimineoon because of race, the nature of the complaint. Senate. for available positions The Uni terms of specific targets and religion, color, national origin, sea, 2. The Hearing Board may es vtrsrty It in educational institution deadhne dates The inventories and 6. Coordinator of Human Re- age. or handicap. taMth such procedures aa wN see* to overcome the shortage sources shall also serve it • proposals for affirmative action shag it deems necessary in order member. of mirionty parsons and women m bo reviewed oy the Affirmative Ac- to insure substantial justice. Approved by the Board of Trustees on February 24, 1972 7. The chairperson shall he fields for which university prepara- hon Advisory Council and approved The fundamental ohfective tion is required by active recruit elected at the first meeting of the annually by the Coordinator of of at procedures followed Revisions approved by the Board i Advisory Council. ment and encouragement of women Human Resources. by the Hearing Board is that Trustees on May 15, 1975 Tuesday. Jun. 3, |075 The BG N.w. Pa,. 7 Elton's new album exceptional'

records up through "Mad- Review By FORTUNATELY, neither America into his folk revival spent a good deal of her life Devte ru*iy man Across the Water " the somewhat serious tone in the early 70s singing She has sung with a Most Store* In the early days of his of the album nor the effort moderately successful career, before the adulation EIUMI John is one of the to tell a storv in song de- "GORILLA" IS a plea female group known as the in .' i successful stars in the came. Elton's music was tracts from the impact of sant. if largely unsurprising, Chantells. along with James C And Cov- today It often has seemed song, whether it is an exube- and concise Taylor's voice In addition to these creden- 24 pant Good Mondoy. Juno 2 that he and his lyricist. "Your Song" and "Levin." rant rocker like "Meal is the focal point and the tials, she also appeared as a Thiv Sunday. Jwna I I97S It is this sort of feeling Bernie Taupin, have been Ticket" or a soit ballad like moderate instrumental nightclub singer in ■"Lady- Ai Krafo* In Bowlinf HOURS that predominates on "Cap- working on some sort of "Curtains." stands bril- accompaniment serves as Sings the Blues " <>c«n Ohio "E*c*pt Saturday Midniaht assembly line They have tain Fantastic " The pop liantly on its own little more than a backdrop In her many years of per- To Sunday 8 AM. turned out an almost stag- flamboyance that set in with "Captain Fantastic" is an for it. It's subtle, acoustic forming, however, she has "Honky Chateau" is much gering quantity of material exceptional album On it. flavor perfectly comple- not been able to become a in the last few years And. less in evidence on this Elton and Bernie perform a ments the plaintive sadness successful solo artist This record Listening to the almost without exception. delicate balancing act with Taylor projects in most situation is likely to change, 7T-rT7f?T| material here, one has less Elton has turned the team's perfect success They give material found here though, with the release of songs into hit records of a tendency to visualize the listener music which is The songs, in their quiet her first solo venture. "The Any Sia Pkg Elton as the neon-feathered The public hungrily has both serious and simplicity, tend to lack any Bitch Is Black." pop star Frath devoured everything Elton entertaining -and an album significant memorability Guided by the skillful hand has done recently And with that stands both as a concept They are mostly love songs of producer Norman Whit INSTEAD, there is the its acceptance of 'Lucy In piece and as a collection of that flow easily into one field. Yvonne has produced a the Sky With Diamonds.'' image of Elton John, the songs GROUND la another with little defini- powerful, often explosive, one would be tempted to spe- skillful musician. It is an tion rhythm and blues album culate that Elton's fans image that has been evoked A couple of non-Taylor The album's emphasis is would jump at anything that infrequently in recent years EVER SINCE his mar compositions do stand out on pulsating, funky dance HAMBURGER bears his name The album is a biographi- nage to Carly Simon. James These are the Motown hit music Over the throbbing Considering that they have cal scrapbook from Elton Taylor has been maintaining How Sweet It Is (To Be rhythms. Yvonne sings as a produced so much music and and Bernie The music, a low artistic profile Aside Loved By You!" and the tra- woman possessed Her voice given the eagerness of their which is both excellently from the collaboration with ditional "Wandering " cuts through with a remark- fans, it is a tribute to Elton performed and produced, his new wife on "Mocking- Taylor's readings of these able strength, driving those and Bernie that they have tells the story of their rise to bird." his recorded output two songs, however, make songs with enough emotional King Ol The-111 Bek been able to produce music fame has been less than specta- them distinctively his own depth to make them more that seldom has been less It is sometimes an obscure cular Many have wondered Although not a spectacular than mere disco numbers than good story Taupin's lyrics con- if marital bliss has taken artistic success. "Gorilla" IN ADDITION. Yvonne IDAHO ...'fl" centrate on moods and feel- away the edge he needs to shows that James Taylor is demonstrates a good feeling B "CAPTAIN FANTASTIC ings rather than events create good music still an exceedingly warm for blues and even rock ..,_ POTATOES " - I and the Brown Dirt Cow- However, the album con- On the long-awaited and pleasant performer material She is versatile ^ Limit 3 With Coopon I '5 Additional Purchato boy" continues the duo's wWM EXCEPT »EER. WINE ft CIGARI TTTS tains enough supplementary "Gorilla." however. Taylor This record shows him at his and this is best displayed on string of successful records material to fill in most of the shows that marriage has not best as a performer, but it is two Stevie Wonder numbers LIMIT aH CWf« KR FWIIY It is. in fact, a stunningly Pnc.i a~d M... J„n. 3 ihfu Sun Jun* • ol «.*•«• gaps changed the musical side of a bit of a let-down in terms which she performs on the ■awkno Gf**n Sue|*tl I* appluoblo itol* ft locol loam impressive album that his life at all He is still the of his song writing album. "Tell Me Something shows Elton returning to a There is a bounty of photo- soft-spoken, easy-going per- ••• Good" and "You Can't somewhat more serious graphs and comic strips, former who helped lead YVONNE FAIR has Judge a Book by the Cover " musical stance which more than adequately Wafer!r Sliced Assorted Varieties Country Club The album's tone is quite depict the transition from similar to that of Elton's then to now CHIPPED 3-Oz IMEATS WtPkg Door broken of | FREE TUBE TOP] iLiiurl II With Coopon A *» AMHiaaal Pareaasa, EXCf PT IEER, »WN£ ft CIGARETTES \ ■> LIMIT Ml CWPH KR FIMIIT \ Sa»0 with the purchase of any long sleeve blouse PtKM a**d M»n Jun* 3 Ihfu Sun Jun* I ol Kiofat in u, to local restaurant •owlmq Giocn Siitr-jotl ta oppiitoblo -lot* A I—:ol lo«o. (sale blouses not included) By Reaee Murawtkl to be a big problem at the TUES.-WED. only sull Reporter fire sSKfc. 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Review by As anyone who has spent been a surprisingly smooth- Montrose's set. problems at Unfortunately. Winter's David Feadray any time In Bowling Green running affair turned into the concert were largely manager decided that the might have predicted, it was the mess many had minimal There was some stage was unsafe Winter For some il was the the weather that passed anticipated when they first fighting. There was broken left and the beast in the fulfillment of a year-old final judgement on Sunday's heard about the plans for a glass. As expected, there crowd raised its ugly head dream For others, it was extravaganza Wind, rain Stadium concert. were some people with drug The stage was pelted with merely a good excuse to get and dark clouds undid, in a problems. beer and wine bottles, as the out in the sun and have a matter of minutes, the UNTIL THE STORM, all Some said that Kama's beast voiced its displeasure good time. For city officials impressive efforts made by had gone as well as one tent looked like a disaster It was not long, however, and law enforcement all involved to make the could hope for when dealing area, but the reported 350 before the anger dissipated officers it was a nightmare festival enjoyable and with a crowd that more than cases handled by the unit did and the crowd dispersed. Despite the thousands of hassle-free. population of Bowling Green not seem terribly significant At the time, the crowd people who had an interest The sudden storm, which and a planned bill of eight given the size of the crowd. reaction seemed to confirm in the success or failure of blew across the football styllstlcally-diverseacts. The only other problems my negative feelings about the first annual Poe Ditch stadium shortly after the were the fact that the audiences at rock concerts. Music Festival, it was not conclusion of Montrose's The sun shone, the crowd number of University It also seemed to surprising to find that the spirited rock and roll set. was largely peaceful and students attending the affair overshadow the generally ultimate fate of the concert ended the festival two acts happy and the various acts numbered only about one- sunny mood of the festival was out of their hands early As a result, what had moved on and off the stage tenth of the total crowd and early in the afternoon without any unnecessarily that the sound system did lengthy delays not hold up well when THE FACT remains, carrying the high volume however, that the concert Each act did a good job of rock acts. did go well until the storm. appealing to its respective The rain, however, It was poorly planned, audience. Pure Prairie brought the concert to an considering the musical League and the Nitty Gritty abrupt and sadly unhappy preferences of people who Dirt Band won the respect of end attend school here, but it the mellower portions of the made money and made a lot crowd The Outlaws and WHEN IT BEGAN, the of midwestern teenagers Styx drew a favorable rain caused much of the happy until it ended response from the young crowd to simply pack up for prematurely. rock and rollers who made home However, a sizable up the majority of the group of people were not crowd happy with having seen only These four acts six acts. They stayed and sufficiently warmed up the when the weather cleared, crowd for Richie Havens, they were told that Johnny who. as expected, created Winter would play if power something of a Woodstock to the stage could be safely atmosphere in the stadium restored. He carried this impression to the logical extreme by climaxing his set with Ronny Montrote (left) and a guitarist from Styx "Freedom." his featured (upper right) performed for an audience which song on the "Woodstock" album. included a flag-wrapped girl (center right), The crowd recognized this members of a midwestorn motorcycle gong and slowly came to life in (below) and a fan napping in the sunshine response It was something (bottom left). When the festival was over and the of a tribute to both the crowd had gone, tons of trash remained (bottom performer who played a right). (Newsphotos by Dan Feicht, Stephen simple acoustic guitar with Donnelly and Jim Otborn) minimal support from backing musicians and the durability of the six-year-old Woodstock ethos.

ONCE ON ITS feet, the crowd was held there by the crunching heavy-metal attack of the Montrose band. It was simple, hard- punching rock The crowd seemed to be well-pleased and it obviously was whetting its appetite for the appearances of Golden Earring and Johnny Winter. Through the end of Tuetday, jun. 3. W5, Tho M Newt/foge 9

A crowd of about 32,000 blan- keted the Stadium whir* Styx top) and other* performed on the elevoted ttago at the touth and of the hold. Foncot hold the anxioui crowd away from tho performer* (above left). Under tho ttadium, lemt font found retl and (holler from tho win and tho crowd above right). Othort wont to groat extent! to find a good vantage point (loft). (Newi- photot by Dan Foicht) Jack Vivian— The man who 'made' BG's hockey program

Editor's note: The following li Ike Urn of ■ foer part Two years ago. Vivian left Bowling Green and. at age 31, management level-an athletic director or something of that series aboil former BG hockey coach Jack Vlvlaa. became the youngest general manager in professional nature carreatly the general manager of the Cleveland Craaaderf. hockey when the Crusaders hired him "But I came here (Cleveland) for the challenge, and I Last January, with the Crusaders not performing as don't think it's over yet," he added By Mlhe Letko expected. Vivian was forced to make some sort of change Actually. Vivian could have joined the Crusaders a season He fired the head coach and assumed coaching duties earlier their first year of existence But he chose to remain Any casual observer visiting the Bowling Green campus himself at BG because he is a man of his word during the winter might have a tendency to lake the varsity Vivian finished the season as the Crusaders' coach Two "Nick Mileti. another BG man. was the owner of the hockey team for granted weeks ago. however, the organization signed former Detroit Crusaders when they were first formed." Vivian said They might assume that, like football and basketball, Red Wings' coach Johnny Wilson to a multi-year contract to "Since Nick wasn't familiar with hockey. I contacted him varsity hockey has been established at BG as far back as the direct the club Two years ago. on May 15th. I accepted the job with the mind can remember. Crusaders and Bowling Green was gracious enough to give But they would be wrong Only six years ago. BG varsity me my immediate release hockey was in its infant stages And national recognition "The year before that, though. I could have coached in was only a distant dream First of a series Cleveland." he added. "In fact, we talked about it right up That is, until Jack Vivian took over. to a couple hours before he «Mileti i announced his coach. DESPITE MAKING IT to the major leagues. Vivian VIVIAN, THE CURRENT general manager and former admits leaving Bowling Green was a difficult decision. "BUT I HAD ALREADY made commitments to players coach of the World Hockey Association (WHA) Cleveland "I had a tremendous number of regrets about leaving at Bowling Green like John Stewart. Richard Nagai, Kevin Crusaders, started the Falcon hockey program from Bowling Green." he explained. "From a family standpoint MacDonald and others." he said "I had made pledges to the scratch. In just four years, he brought the team national and friends there. I don't think there's a better college town kids I recruited that I would be at the University, so I felt I prominence. that I know of had to honor these pledges So then the year after. Nick After a stint as an assistant football coach at BG, Vivian, "My wife and I miss it a tremendous amount." he contacted me again and we worked things out for me to a former college hockey player at the University of continued "This was a great challenge, coming to come to Cleveland." Vermont, was appointed head hockey coach in 1969 Cleveland and trying to build a hockey franchise Some days Even though Vivian spent most of the past hockey season Like a gardener with a green thumb, he made BG hockey you regret doing that You regret having ambition because a performing two jobs with the Crusaders, he was still not too flourish place like BG is a super place to live with super people busy to follow the Falcon hockey crew His teams compiled a 168-53-8 mark in four years. In 1973. "I follow them all the time." he said "I was there once competing in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association "I'D UKE TO GO back to it sometime." Vivian said this year to see the team play I'd like to see them play (CCHAI. he led the Falcons to the tournament "After this fling is over -and I don't know how long it's going more It's a great feeling to go back and watch the kids and championship to take-I'd like to go back to a place like Bowling Green in a see the enthusiasm of the Bowling Green fans." Terry Goodma n " Awards thaf were never given

r By Terry Goodman ho during a twinbill with Eastern Michigan here SENIORS WHO WILL BE MISSED- Hebel. John James. sun Writer BIGGEST SURPRISE-How outfielder Ron Fennell Meyer. Selgo and Wood. received some playing time and cashed in by hitting over WORST PITCHER-Graduate assistant Paul Gnepper was There were few honors bestowed upon Falcon .300. tagged for 10 round-trippers during the derby in less than an diamondmen this season except for the usual top hitters, BEST PERFORMANCE -Mike Hales no-hitter at Wayne hour fielders and pitchers State to close the season BIGGEST LOSS-Cheer leader and statistician Jim Dick Selgo was voted by his teammates as the Most BIGGEST STREAK-Kip Young's nine straight wins to Schneider He finally found a job as the sports information Valuable Player last week If there was a "Team Leader" open the campaign The successes brought his total victory director in St. Lawrence. award, it would have gone to co-captains Selgo and Joe string to 16 • • • The nnn thai mad* Falcon hockey flouriih -Jack Meyer BEST FRESHMAN Hurler Ken Widdel was impressive More data has been sent out on the Lefty Gomez Plate Vivian—it pictured here during hit coaching dayt But from that point, the awards vanished I dug up a few in his initial Falcon season Award, in which Young has been selected among the 20 al Bowling Green. Vivian taid leaving BG for the others. finalists. Cleveland Outadert wot a very difficult deciiion. MOST UPSET- Coach Don Purvis after getting the heave^ LONGEST HOME RUN-A tie between several blows off Young is one of five midwesterners who have made the the bats of Meyer. Young and Mike Wood elite 20 Seven other ballplayers are from the southern SHORTEST HOME RUN-Cheerleader Kim Olsen s blast region of the country, five from the southwest two from the during the "Home Run Derby" for the benefit of the east and one from the far west American Cancer Society The players were voted by 1.400 Gomez Plate electors who BIGGEST SUCCESS-The American Cancer Society were picked from 17,000 sportscasters. sportswriters and The BG Newrf pocketing nearly SI. 100 from the derby coaches in the nation BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT -The 26-14 overall record Young and Iowa's Brian Jones are the two best shots in SPORTS -it should have been better this area Jones, a second baseman, hit 348 and punched 12 homers for 45 RBI Tuesday, June 3, 1975 Page 10 TOP HARD LUCK PERFORMER Dan Hebel wins" Paul Moliter (Minnesota!. Steve Shartzer iSouthern this gem by "losing" so many close contests Hale was a Illinois I and Mike Boddicker from Norway High in Iowa close second for the same reason were the other midwest nominees Competition unimpressive Falcons dominate All-Ohio By Bill Etlep dowed the Falcons perfor- national championship Storm won the 100-meter chase last Friday with a AitiiUit Sportt Editor mance events last weekend dash in a brisk 10.2 and point total of 3,069 Team- The University of Toledo qualified for this week's mate Steve Edwards It was labeled the All-Ohio fielded a large entry, but FRESHMAN Dan Cart- NCAA championships in the finished fifth in the event Track and Field Champion- Mid-American Conference ledge and sophomore speed- process His meter timing and also equalled his 6«"i ships, but the two-day event i MAC i champion Kent Slate ster Brian Storm led the equalled the yard standard school record in the high hosted last weekend by and Ohio University tailed to Falcon effort with double of 9 4. but according lo BG jump Bowling Green could have show, while Miami Univer- victories. coach Mel Brodt. Storm Junior captain Taylor won been mistaken for a Falcon sity and Ohio State brought Cartledge captured last won't be able to compete at the 400-meter dash in 47.9 intrasquad meet less than 10 competitors Friday's running of the the nationals and LoDico notched a third Bowling Green dominated apiece 10.000 meters in 31 45 9 and place finish in 48.6 the non-team scored 28th Brodt. who left with Falcons Gary Desjardins running of the All-Ohio by In addition, Ohio college finished third behind two steeplechase qualifier Tom and Tom Preston teamed up capturing 15 of the 21 colle- division II and III squads track club competitors in Preston Sunday for the to garner two of the top giate titles The teams mis- added to the absenteeism by 14:58 9 to take the collegiate NCAA meet in Provo. Utah, three spots in the 1.500- sing from the meet oversha- running at their respective 5,000 meter title gave limited finances and meter run Desjardins won the trip's distance as rea- in 3:53.7 and Preston took sons for Storm's NCAA third in 3 56 5 rejection Two-time MAC 440-yard University Sports Infor- dash champion Stanley mation Director Bob Movers Vinson of Eastern Michigan said the athletic committee captured the 800-meter run policy on NCAA qualifiers in one of the meet's few dictated the decision highlights, but the Ohio title went to BG's Dan Dunton "THE ONLY WAY you Vinson. who made his can be guaranteed a trip to guest appearance in an the nationals is to be a MAC attempt to meet the champion." Movers said Olympic qualifying stan- "To also be under considera- dards, finished ahead of tion we have to be within 550 Dunton in 1:52 3 Dunton. miles of the NCAA site and the MAC 880-yard run cham- Provo is a good distance pion, clocked a 1:53.5. more than that." Storm claimed his second EVEN THOUGH he title with a second place finished second to Central finish in the 200-meter dash Michigan's Barry Alexia. His 216 timing took the Reg Warren won the All- runner-up spot to Phil Trask Ohio title in the 110-meter of the Ohio Track Club who high hurdles in 14.4. won in 21.6. The Falcons, competing in Storm also ran a leg on the their final meet of the winning 400-meter relay season, also captured four of squad that included Hal the eight collegiate field Thomas. Tim LoDico and event titles Bowling Green BO't Brian Storm (loft) nips Phil Trash at 1OO-meter dath tape. Don See The Falcon quartet field winners included: Mike won in 41 9 Ohio State, Allen, hammer throw. 151-7: behind the strong anchor leg Lew Maclin. triple jump, 48- of Lenny Willis, got second 2'i. Cianelli. long jump. 22- in 42 0 Vt and Wayne Mannclin. Browns sign top draft pick discus. 143-1. THE FALCONS made a After all other events had clean sweep of the relays been completed, high school CLEVELAND lAP) -The expected to carry even more Mitchell, a native of A quarto) of Falcon trackstort load the pack in the. running of when the "A" mile squad of senior Les West stole the Cleveland Browns have weight for the Browns than Dallas. Tex„ amassed 33 the 5,000 meten al latt weekend's All-Ohio Champienthipt. LoDico Randy Zimmer- show in the pole vault. signed Mack Mitchell, a the 245 pounds he weighed tackles against quarter- when the Browns picked him backs during three varsity Bob Lunn (tecond from left), a BG transfer who will be man. Ron Taylor and See West, who captured the defensive end described as beat the Bowling Green "B" Class AAA state Utle last having amazing speed and as their top draft choice. seasons at Houston eligible for competition neat season, finithed second in the foursome to the tape in weekend for Dayton Wayne, quickness for a big man. to a THE AGREEMENT left He is one of three Browns Pack •vanf while running for the Bowling Green Track Club Alto 3:16 6 gave the collegians a few multiyear contract. Browns the National Football draftees picked to play in pictured are Gary Detjordini (far left), Paul Emery (center) Dave Cianelli. competing lessons He tied the 164) win- owner Art Modell said yes- League club with only one their annual summer all- and Tim Zumbough (far right). The Falcon"t Dan Cartledge in the pentathlon for only the ning effort of All-Ohio terday. draftee unsigned-John star game, this time against captured the AII-Ohio collegiate Nile with a third place finish second time In his career, champ Kevin Keller of Ohio Model) said the 64 Univer- McKay, a wide receiver Super Bowl champion Pitts- i_ I4.ee A ' w.,...-I.-.. |M nm rvK---1 cantured the five-event State sity of Houston standout was from Southern California burgh in Chicago.