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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. News views While colorful lights were being strung through trees in the Union Oval, NEWS VIEWS asked 11 persons what they would like to find under their Christmas trees and why. Three students said they would like Santa to bring them cameras or camera equipment. Two others said they would like new cars and two gentlemen said they would most like to find pretty girls under their trees. Other answers ranged from money to 10 days of 80-degree weather. [ auri Nichols, freshman: David Edler, Junior: Vicky Curry, senior: Michelle Swearingen, Junior: Devendra Gulati, Instructor: "I guess I'd like to have 10 days of "I want a full-size replica picture "I'd like to find a Canon Fl under "I think most under my Christmas "For Christmas I probably would 80-degree weather so that I can have of Queen Elizabeth in the buff. my Christmas tree. I've always tree I'd like to see my family be very like to have a nice car, I guess. I got a tan. I'd sit by the edge of a pool That's the thing I want to have. It wanted a camera. I think it's a nice happy this year. We're kind of rid of my old one and I'm without with a rum and coke all day." just seems like the right thing to hobby to have. I like the results (of discordant right now." any. I probably would like an Audi." have." 35mm photography). I like black and white...I like the things you can do with them." The SIS Sews Vol. 61, No. 208 Bowling "Green State "University Wednesday, November 29, 1978 ■ ■ ■ m University employees face unionization decision
By Paula Wlnslow Center in City Park at Maple Street and devoted to improving "the quality of more than 1,100 classified employees McCartney said the campaign was lobbying power, not only for the em- Staff Reporter Fairview Avenue. education and the working conditions of are members of either the Ohio Civil originated by some University em- ployees, but for the kids (students)," he An earlier session for those unable to classified school employees." Service Employees Association (OC- ployees who "thought these added, saying affiliation with OAPSE The Ohio Association of Public School attend the evening meeting will be held THE GROUP'S University campaign SEA) or the Communications Workers organizations (OCSEA and CWA) were could make employees too self- Employees (OAPSE) has begun an at 4 p.m. at the Falcon Plaza Motel, is its first major attempt to organize of America (CWA), according to Ray doing an ineffective job." She declined centered and unaware of student authorization card campaign to 1450E.WoosterSt. employees at an institution of higher Malone, University employee relations to name the dissatisfied employees. concerns in their jobs. unionize University classified em- OAPSE represents about 45,000 education, McCartney said. Some adviser. Those groups use dues KARL E. STEWART, chief lobbyist ployees. classified school employees in Ohio, University employees are OAPSE deducted from members' paychecks to OAPSE WOULD guarantee em- for CWA, agreed with Malone, saying, In addition to trying to collect signed including custodians, maintenance members, but no university in Ohio employ lobbyists in the state legislature ployees benefits they now do not have, "OAPSE has no experience at all in pledge cards from employees, OAPSE, workers, busdrivers, secretaries and uses the group as its sole bargaining and offer professional services, he said. including contracts for working con- representing people that work for an an independent labor organization, will others, according to Karen M. agent. But neither group is the sole ditions, seniority and grievance employer like the University." hold an information meeting at 7 p.m. McCartney, public information officer. Besides scattered OAPSE mem- representative of University classified policies, she said. Member dues also He said he does not believe classified tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial The organization officials said it is berships, about 550 of the University's employees. would be used to fund a $100,000 free employees will support OAPSE at the liability policy for job-related ac- University. "They (OAPSE) have cidents, free legal services for job- nothing to offer these people. They (the related affairs and assistance from the employees) have no needs to be filled," state organization in negotiations. he explained. New county administrator chosen Malone offered similar observations, Salaries and wages would not be saying that OAPSE's "benefit" of a The Wood County Commissioners bachelor's and master's degrees in will remain empty until Smith deter- Smith, a Tontogany resident, was negotiated by OAPSE. McCartney explained, because in Ohio the state working contract is insignificant in Monday selected assistant county business, said he "has tried to learn a mines how the staff operates under a given an indefinite term length. "I Ohio because there are no statutes administrator Timothy F. Smith to lot in the last three years from Brandy. new system. Smith said he probably serve at the pleasure of the board of legislators make final wage decisions for civil employees. "We would make legally binding civil employees and move up to the spot to be vacated by Brandy has done a great job for the last will ask for an assistant in the future commissioners," he added. their employers to labor contracts. retiring County Administrator Ralph G. 30 years and has a great wealth of because of the heavy workload in the A former assistant dean of student recommendations (for wages) but not "If you've got a gripe, somebody's experience." office. affairs at the University from 1965 to negotiate on the local level," she said. Bradeberry. there to listen," Malone added. Brandeberry, who was administrator THE 35-YEAR-OLD Smith said he Smith's new responsibilities include 1975, Smith stressed the importance of McCartney also explained another administering the commissioners' benefit of OAPSE. "One good thing is for the last 30 years, will retire Dec. 30. will do some things differently, but good relations between the county and BECAUSE OF A GOOD labor policy and supervising their employees, the University. He cited several that we are independent, unlike a He will continue to serve as the county's changes will not materialize im- relations record, Malone agreed with preparing reports for the board of programs in which students are serving national labor union. The local chapters director of disaster services until June mediately. He mentioned the possibility Stewart and said he also doubts OAPSE commissioners, maintaining the make their own decisions. We don't tell 30,1979. He now is president of the state of reorganizing the office staff to internships with the county, including will gain enough support for the board's budget and purchasing sup- them what to do," she noted. association of disaster services. maximize use of all available talent. the fields of public relations, criminal University Board of Trustees to grant Smith, a University graduate with The assistant administrator position plies, from pens to cars, for the county. justice and gerontology. DESPITE MCCARTNEY'S claims of permission for an employees' election OAPSE's effectiveness and employee on the issue, as was done earlier this desires for change in labor policies, month for faculty members fighting for most University labor leaders said they collective bargaining. do not believe classified employees "I don't see any organization coming want or need to have OAPSE as their in here trying to ram something down sole bargaining agent. our throats," he explained. Ray T. Malone, employee relations Richard J. Rehmer, director of adviser and former University OCSEA personnel support services, said he will president, said that OAPSE may have meet with OAPSE representatives expertise in dealing with local school tomorrow morning, and will maintain a boards, but has had no experience with "hands off" policy to allow employees universities. "They (OAPSE) deal with to make their own decision on the school boards and in this business unionization issue. (universities) you have to deal with Like Malone and Stewart, Rehmer legislators," he said. said he has heard few complaints of The negotiating now being done by University labor policies. "There might OCSEA AND CWA has been effective in be dissatisfaction regarding wages, but the state legislature, Malone said. "I wages are controlled by the state am in favor of CWA because of its legislature," he noted. Inside the News FEATURES: News staffers John Lammers and Dave Ryan visited a Toledo tattoo shop. 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High37F(3C) Low 18F (-7C) News Photo By Frank Irolthoupt Weather 20 percent chance of precipitation TIMOTHY F. SMITH, a University graduate, was promoted to Wood County Administrator Monday. way for students to get to the rec center true cost at close to $10 an hour. By Cynthia Leiie already owned by the University will be SHE REPORTED at an SGA meeting Staff Reporter made available if the service is ap- late at night. However, Kortokrax said there are that the cost of the shuttle bus still could proved by SGA. be absorbed by SGA if students pay a The Student Recreation Center will "If kids want to use the center, many stumbling blocks in opening the shuttle bus service. small fee for using it She said students open next quarter, but a Student they're going to have to walk across could pay $5 to use the bus all quarter or Government Association (SGA) campus knee-deep in snow," Kortokrax SHE SAID another SGA senator, Toni Martin, spoke with Norman H. Bedell, pay 10 cents a ride. senator said he believes that unless the said. "They don't realize that there are "No general fees would be raised and University or SGA provide some form hardly any lights either-they've never director of Technical Support Services, it would be on an individual basis," she of transportation to the facility, been over there." and he said there would be many costs incurred if SGA opened such a service. said, adding that 200-300 students she Rec center shuttle students will stay snug in their dorms polled concerning the proposed shuttle or apartments. SHE SAID that although the escort He said SGA probably would have to service, which takes students anywhere pay the University $10 an hour for the buses said they supported the plan if Dana L. Kortokraz, who represents on or off campus by foot or by car, bus, including the salary of the student fees are not raised. However, Kortokrax said SGA has Founders Quadrangle, is proposing that provides transportation for students, driver, and gas. In addition, according service is proposed not announced whether it supports the a shuttle bus service be established many would prefer to ride a bus. In to Kortokrax, Bedell said there may be using one of the small buses that the addition, the service now closes at difficulties with insurance and liability plan and Martin has proposed that *ite buses also stop at off-campus locations. University is using on a trial basis this midnight and the rec center will be if the bus was in an accident and a quarter. However, Norman H. Bedell, open all night student was injured. Kortokrax proposed the plan only for on-campus locations. director of Technical Support Services, The Link, a Crisis intervention center Kortokrax said she believes the "We're just in the planning stages said that since the University is not at 525 Pike St., reported to the service University should only charge SGA for now," she said, adding that any going to purchase the buses, they last week that there have been several the cost of the driver, not use of the bus, cannot be used for the shuttle service. rapes this quarter and Kortokrax said but Bedell said yesterday that tran- students ideas about the shuttle bus He added that » small van or bug the shuttle bus service would be a safe sportation services has calculated the service can contact the SGA office. guest column obsidian-a strong past looking to a hopeful future
I often think about the things that writers should not attempt to get into year. I think it will be our best year yet. qualify for now because we're not a and justice. we've been able to do in two years. the BG News, but what happened last Our budget should be adequate. We've member. Maybe Joining will help us get We will, as all truly Black I remember when the Obsidian was year was very discouraging and quite been thrifty in past years. listed in the campus directories and publications, fight for our people and but a figment of a few peoples Kelvin surprising. I thought that their new We know that harsh criticism is bulletins. community. To do otherwise is imagination. From a figment it has staff would be more progressive. inevitable, we welcome it. We also I really don't have any problems with unimaginable. grown into a successful Black com- Maybe that's what I get for getting my know that a lot of emotional rhetoric the committee, but I don't want to see WE WILL SPEAK to any subject of munity newsmagazine. Dale hopes up high. and derogatory comments are our editor picked by a dozen or so white concern to our readers, respecting of Encore publisher and editor Ida So, we've taken the resources that we inevitable. That is the price we must people who don't even understand us. I course their rights to truth, honesty and Lewis called ours one of the best college have had and made them do as well as pay if freedom of speech and press are also wouMn't like to see them pick any Justice. We promise to never com- publications of its kind that she's seen. could be. That's something our people to be preserved. of our personnel or set our editorial promise the trust of our people, which is She said that being a publisher gives have had to do historically. not easily won or maintained. her the opportunity to see quite a few. precious not by the obvious and visible, This year we're going to add some We realize that everything we need to but by the subtle and unnoticed. new things to compliment the enormous 'OveraJI we have a wealth of fine people We will press unyielding upon those accomplish as a newsmagazine and as We have been able to recruit and variety of talent they have. Sharon oppressing our people or community, an organization hasn't been done yet. form the basis of training for our people Brantley will present various fashion and talent to work with this year.' just as did Douglass, Abbott and We realize that we have a long way to in an area hitherto unopen to the reviews throughout the year. We hope Trotter, pioneers in the Black press, until the truth is brought to light. go masses of our students on this campus. you'll like it. There was no place for a young Black ORLANDO WILLIAMS and Ken ONE OF OUR main objectives this policy. Our advisory council can per- This year my sisters and brothers, EVEN WHEN I THINK of the chores writer to express her or himself before Johnson will edit our international and year is to form an advisory council form these functions better than they now more than ever all the people, must could. be together. left to be done by the next generation, it the Obsidian. national news staffs. Some strong (we've been developing it since the THIS COUNCIL must be functional makes me proud to remember the THE BG NEWS remains closed to young sisters and brothers will assist beginning). We think that we have now Thank you for reading this far, you're before the winter quarter ends. It will things that we have done. Black Students. We submitted more them in these areas. made enough connections and met great. If you've got anything to tell me We have built the structure of a new than 20 applications last year, hoping to We promise to have less enough of the right kinds of people to provide a smoother evolutionary feel free to call the office at 2-2440 or voice on campus where there was none. get at least one person placed on the typographical errors this year, we've form the kind of council that we want. process. It will also open up outside write me: The school of journalism, I'll This campus will never be the same. staff. However, no one from our ranks got a couple of sisters who are deter- We have been told by the Provost and connections for the University and be leaving soon, get it off you're chest. We have been able to fuse the energy, was chosen. I don't know how you in- mined to make us more readable. Hi our budget administrator to join the students. Take care, kwaheri(goodbye). creativity and talent within us into a terpret that, but I just write it off as Mary and Doniece. University Publication Committee. We Again this year we dedicate ourselves vibrant monument to the struggles of another closed door around here. Overall we have a wealth of fine have to join in order to qualify for to the same principles that have bound Kelvin Dale Is a student at the our people. The Obsidian is made This is not to say that young Black people and talent to work with this general fee funds, which we don't us since our inception: truth, honesty University and editor of the Obsidian. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' lodge vandalism Letters senseless, malicious Somewhere in Bowling Green or on advocating "...investigation and sur- petitions circulated to make known the the University campus walks this veillance of...large sects, religious or unfairness of the five man room rates. Sometime between 10 p.m. Friday and 2 a.m. Saturday Nov. 18, the reward person who is responsible for the grief counter culture...". The petitions have been submitted to Winlergarden Lodge, on Wintergarden Road, was broken into and On Saturday evening, November 18, and heartache that has befallen our How anybody in the post-Watergate Vice-Provost Richard Eakin, and due to vandalized and damage may run into the thousands of dollars. 1978, my son Michael was mercilessly family. J. Edgar Hoover years could make Ms cooperation, a report of our All the windows were broken, ketchup and mustard were strewn on the beaten, without reason or provocation, I hereby offer a reward of tSOO for any such an irresponsible statement is argument will be forwarded to the floor and cupboards were torn off the lodge walls imwhat was called the by a person or persons in the parking lot information that will lead to the beyond my comprehension. Board of Trustees, the group that "most malicious damage the city has sustained." ^ next to Howard's Bar in downtown identification, arrest and conviction of Paraphrasing Santayana, "Those who regulates room rates. The lodge is maintained for public use and is equipped with a fireplace, Bowling Green. This brutal assault, this person. do not know the past are condemned to Let this action be an example to two dormitories and other facilities. with intent either to kill or to maim, Any and all correspondence will be repeat it." students that, indeed, our voice is Bowling Green police have deemed the crime a "senseless" act and was witnessed by many young people, held in the strictest confidence. heard. Without your support, our action some of whom must be Bowling Green Mark A. Smith would have been impossible, so thank- thanks to many leads, an arrest is expected before the investigation is University students, as perhaps is the Patrick J. McCoy Teaching Assistant you for your signature! Hopefully, a concluded. attacker. 143 Avon BeldonRd. M, , DepL of Chemistry change is in hand... i The pul n i' have spent a lot of time on the investigation and some local For several days after this most Avon Lake, Ohio 44012 financial organizations have offered a reward for any leads that could vicious and senseless exhibition of a Wendy Jodry result in an arrest. uncontrolled savagery, my son lay in a "thank you Matthew Kerns If the culprits are juveniles, by state law, the parents will be held dangerous and guarded condition, and invitation Bettina Mollica responsible for the action. The city will try to seek restitution for the lodge while his assailant in all probability A special "Thank-You" is in order to Sharon Herlihy from the vandals. spent Thanksgiving in the company of The article "Questions about the 533 students who signed the KathrynCoil The News believes this crime was indeed senseless and malicious. The his family enjoying a holiday, my wife Jonestown, Guyana" in your November lodge was established for everyone to use and because of the thoughtless and I were in a hospital waiting room 28 edition is an invitation to a witch act of a few, the rest of the city will not be able to enjoy the benefits of the giving thanks that our son was still hunt. Bit by bit, I see the hard-won alive and hopefully would recover from gains of the sixties with respect to civil The 315 Hews lodge. It is commendable that a reward is being offered and hopefully, the extensive physical damage that he liberties taken away. But never did I someone will be arrested because of this incentive. had suffered. expect to read a campus newspaper P»!«* *D,TO"IALSTAFFWedie«day,November»ll78 editor iamiea. pierman (H*<-*MUMt *»». let's hear managing editor roger k. lowe newseditor Cheryl a. geschke editorial editor ktlthh. Jameson from you sports editor Steven w. 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The BC News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employers All letters should include the and do not discriminate in hiring practices. author's name, address and The News will not accept advertising that Is deemed discriminatory, degrading or telephone number for further insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. verification. All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. Correspondence should be sent Editorial and Business Offices to Editorial Editor, BG News, 106 IM University Hall University Hall. All letters and Bowling Green State University columns are subject to editing Bowling Green, Ohio 41403 and condensation. Phone (4if) 17MM national columnist european hopes lie with international garage sale
NEW YORK-It started off as a joke. "It was a Joke," I protested. "Can't "It's not a bad company if you like "What did she want you to buy for her "But Central Park doesn't produce What would happen if Europeans, you let bygones be bygones?" Atlanta. Of course, if he bought Pepsi- the other day?" any income," I said. Japanese and OPEC-rich zillionaires "All right." Alain said agreeably. Cola he could live in Greenwich, "Central Park," He said. "WHO NEEDS INCOME? The only decided to buy up everything they could Art "You see those Japanese businessmen Conn.," I said. "I didn't know it was for sale." reason we're buying over here is to get get their hands on in the United States? over there? I heard them talking In the "He doesn't want to live over here," "Neither did I. The negotiations were our money out of Europe." But no one is laughing anymore. Buchwald elevator. The little fellow with the Alain said. "He just wants to own very tricky. First, I bought up the New "Now wait a minute, Alain. I don't The United States is now holding a Nikon camera just bought some land in something so that when he comes on a York subway system, very quietly, understand this. You Europeans have garage sale for the rest of the world. I New York." pleasure trip he can say it was business through a Nassau Island bank. Then I been attacking the U.S. dollar for hadn't realized how serious it was until "How many feet?" I asked. trip and deduct his expenses." went to Mayor Koch and offered to give several years because you say you have I met a friend of mine from Paris "I'M NOT SURE. I think he said it "I SEE," I said. "Were you thinking him back the subway system in ex- no faith in it. Why put funds into named Alain at the Pierre Hotel. We "I don't want to buy a bowl. I want to was 60th Street to 83rd Street on Park America if you don't believe in our embraced, kissed on both cheeks and buy the company." Avenue. How many feet would that 'A Swiss friend of mine is thinking economy?'' headed for the bar. Alain owns a "The company?" be?" grocery store in Paris and I assumed he "Of course," he chuckled. "Why do "Both sides of Park Avenue?" I "Because, dummy, the only safe was in the United States to replenish his you think I am in the United States?" asked. about buying the Coca-Cola Co.' country in the world for a foreigner to shelves with Kellogg's Corn Flakes. HE SHOWED ME the valise full of "Of course. He had to protect himself invest his money In is the United BUT WHEN I asked about it he was Eurodollars he was carrying. from any Arabs moving across the of buying anything besides an change for the World Trade Center. He States," he replied. uncertain. "I don't know whether to buy "Don't they remind you of Kleenex?" street." American cereal company?" made the deal. I then went to the World Alain called for the check in the bar. Kellogg'• Corn Flakes or Post he asked. I ordered a rum and Coca-Cola "Well, I 'm not going out looking if Trade Center people and threatened to Aa be signed it, he asked, "What's a Toasties." "What a thing to say about the "A Swiss friend of mine is thinking that's what you mean. But if my wife tear down both buildings and make a decent tip for the waiter when you own "They're both very good," I said. "Of American dollar, Alain!" about buying the Coca-Cola Co. Do you takes a fancy to something, as she did park out of it unless they could find the hotel?" course I also like a bowl of shredded "That's what you Americans used to think it's worth the trouble?" Alain the other day, I'm not going to tell her something decent for me. They finally t once in a while." say about the French franc." asked. no." came up with Central Park." (c) IMS, Las Aafeles ximea Syndicate ■™
W«tocid»y, November », 1>7» The BG Newi >Mt| Tattooer seeks to dispel trade stereotyping By John Lammen ladder. don't think I fit any saying, "When I read "It gets disguised Boucher does all the tattoos lined with hundreds of Wire Editor But that doesn't get stereotype. Emmanuel Kant, I know "It's great because if I through time. People say, in the cluttered front room examples of tattoos-all don't feel like going to under the skin of Dave "I feel I'm unusual. I'm what he is saying." 'I don't like it. I don't know Tattoos In recent history just behind a full wall of designed by Boucher-and work, there's no one to yell Boucher of Dave's Tattoo one of these people who NOT ONLY IS he happy why, but I know my father \ have been thought of as the windows. Consequently, pictures of persons with at me. I make all the Shop, in Toledo. believe there is no limit on with himself, he's proud of and mother didn't like it.' brand of foolishness and "To some extent, people while getting a star on your tattoos, some of which decisions. a person's capabilities." what he does. "IT'S A CULTURAL rear, you may be mooning have been placed one step have a stereotype of tattoo Boucher tried to disprove cover entire bodies. "I think it can be an art thing. There is nothing a passer-by. under lepers on the social artists," Boucher said. "I the image by simply Boucher has had his shop "I have time to paint and form. It isn't always, but it carved in the sky saying, The shop's walls are for eight years and likes it. draw," he said. can be." 'Tattooing is not normal,'" Boucher thinks he is an he said. artist, and his customers, Does Boucher worry who include persons from about the image of tat- New York and Texas, back tooing? that opinion. "I don't really care. I "If I put this place on an believe those who like it island in the middle of the should be free to seek it- Maumee River, people rather than go to some guy would swim to it," he said. with a bottle of india ink or "You do this business by a guy who works un- reputation." derground in his basement. To further prove he is not "I'm not an evangelist. I a scallop vender just off the believe in tattooing, but I boat from Guatemala, know it is a matter of taste. Boucher can delve into "I'm not saying it's good history to explain the or it's bad. It is." misconceptions about the Boucher, who used to be tattoo. a fire eater in a sideshow, "THERE'S BEEN A is married, but Annette, his prejudice in western wife, is "one of those civilization for 100 years. In people who doesn't want Japan, it's been popular for one (a tattoo)." centuries. He is working toward a "Part of the bachelor's degree at the prejudice...is from the University of Toledo, J 7* Crusades. It was not where he said he has a 3.48 practiced in Europe before grade point average. He the Crusades. It was the BOUCHER HAS hundreds of examples of tattoos for the customer said he eventually will earn thing they banned to dif- to choose from. If a customer does not see what he wants, he said, a master's degree in ad- ferentiate them vertising. Boucher can do album covers, magazine pictures or anything that (Crusaders) from the can be drawn with a felt-tip pen. THE SHOP IS not a Pagan world. model of elegance.
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Assistant Manager buyer came back with cash or a credit and city residents is about "fifty-fifty." The University Ski Club will hold a are from out of town, Bowling Green hometown bank. Dennis Abort said the store will accept card." About 90 percent of the bogus checks meeting at 7:30 p.m. tonight In US merchants take a risk when accepting Many bad checks are written near the a check for the amount with proper DD. are caused by insufficient funds, and Education Bldg. The first deposit of checks, because most students do not end of the quarter. Merchants said that MARTIN SATO he must be selective Padilla added that the store does not $25 is due at this time for the first have local bank accounts. But problems it is difficult to contact the check writer "WE HAVEN'T had that much in his check-cashing policy. "If I took accept any out-of-state checks. weekend trip to Swain, New York of losing money from bad checks are because he is home for break. trouble with bad checks, except in everybody's check, I would lose about 10 percent of my annual gross income Jan. 13-15. minimal. TO'8 CAMPUS CORNER, 902 E. June. Then the difficulty Increases. It is BARGAIN CITY, 840 Main St., has a Several merchants have policies Wooster St., has a policy which permits mostly with students with Insufficient from checks." similar policy allowing customers to Dancers allowing students to write a check for students to write a check for their funds," he added. Ponderosa Steak House, 1544 E. obtain a "courtesy card" to cash The Footpath Dance Company, a the amount purchased. Some even purchase and an additonal $5. Tim Martin, manager of Radio Wooster St, has a policy that Is ef- checks. The store does not accept check six-member modern dance en- allow a student to write one for more Despite the large number of tran- Shack, 1616 E. Wooster St, Is slightly fective at all of its franchises. No outside a 50-mile radius of Bowling semble which promises to present than the purchase price. sactions from Unvierstly students, TCs more cautious when deciding whether personal checks are accepted, Manager Green, assistant manager Dennis vigorous new ideas in the world of Even though businesses allow owner Garnet Ohens said that she does to accept checks. He honors checks Lindsey G if ford said. DeHartsaid. dance, will perform at 8 p.m. students to write checks, managers of not receive many bad checks. "We lose from Lucas, Wood or Henry counties Customers it the A & P Food Store, "We lose about $3,000 a year from bad 814 S. Main St, can apply for an "A & P tomorrow in the Main Auditorium, these franchises report few that are about $100 a year from bad checks," with proper ID. Other checks are taken checks, which are evened out between customer card" which entitles them to University Hall. The performance is bad. In most cases, the ratio of bad she said "Tom (her husband) on an individual basis, he said. Bowling Green area customers and the write a check for the amount of pur- free and public. student checks to bad city resident established the policy to accept checks "I won't be prejudiced in one way or students." checks Is about even, merchants said. a good many years ago." another. I've lost about $1,000 from not chase plus an additonal $20. Correction Although many University students Martha C. Eckman is a full shop at Murphy's Mart, 1080 S. Main professor at the University, not an ST., assistant manager Richard Mullen associate professor as reported in Program stresses student health said he has few problems with bad yesterday's News. checks and he allows check cashing A systematic approach toward In- health action plan; the pilot program randomly will select quality of the individual's daily living, with a student ID. Phone numbers creasing a student's life-span through Help health educators and students 500 students with potential health risks. Ketzer said. "Nothing like this program In the downtown district Finder's Off-campus students are en- specific health programs is the foun- develop positive feelings about Ketzer estimates about 50 percent is being done anywhere In the Records, 128 N. Main St, will cash a couraged to check their mailboxes in dation of the University's Risk themselves. will participate in one of the several world.. .that we know of," he added. check if the customer writes a local 208 Moseley to complete a form that Reduction program, according to John Ketzer said that "the most effective phases of the program which Include The program will be operated by address and phone number on the will list their telephone numbers In M. Ketzer, administrator of health way for students to learn are through weight control, smoking control and volunteer medical personnel and a check. the winter quarter telephone services. their peers giving them unbiased in- exercise. trained staff. Manager Dan Hostettler agreed with directory. The form should be Ketzer explained that the primary formation." The program Is Interested in the There will be no charge for the merchants who said the loss from bad returned to the mail room by objective of the program is to Involve SCHEDULED TO begin about Feb. 1, quantity of good physical health and the program. checks Is minimal. Friday. Forms received after this students in preventative or remedial date may not be included in the new programs to minimize health risks. directory. Student health data is being used to Gerontology establish needed types of programs. VAC places needed volunteers Ketzer said the objectives of the Risk The organizational meeting of the Reduction program are to: Many persons visualize a volunteer Gerontology Association will be at MAKE STUDENTS aware of their By Janet Ropers Red Cross to assess needs for volunteer Involvement with Girl Scouts or as a "stereotyped housewife" who has 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the State individual health risks; Copy Editor workers, according to coordinator churches can indicate the type of work nothing to do with her time but spend it Room. Union. Officers will be Analyze present health habits and Janet Pearl. It then recruits those a volunteer would enjoy, Pearl said. working with a social agency, Pearl elected and goals and objectives of how they effect life-style and life ex- The Wood County Voluntary Action volunteers through an application and The volunteer then is referred to an the association will be established Center (VAC) acts as a matchmaker interview process and matches them agency where he Is interviewed by a said. "That's not what volunteering Is," pectancy; she said. "We want to involve For further information, contact Help students choose appropriate between persons who want to volunteer with an agency to which their talents volunteer coordinator who determines Lisa Krift, 352-1433, or Prudy action to prevent or remediate these their time and social service agencies are suited. whether the volunteer Is a suitable everybody." The VAC services North Baltimore _ Hellem, 882-8645. problems; who need volunteer workers. A volunteer who comes to the VAC candidate for a particular Job. The VAC works with about 45 fills out an application so that his or her THE VOLUNTEERS, who usually and PemberviUe, where it has SGA meeting Provide referral resources so established a volunteer skill bank. students can develop a personalized agencies including hospitals and the skills and talents can be determined work four to eight hours a week, often Tonight's Student Government are placed with an agency the first time Volunteers are matched with persons Association meeting will be held in they interview, but if a match is not who are sick or need transportation or the Student Recreation Center. The made, they can return to the VAC to try other aid that the workers can provide. meeting begins at 8 p.m. Campus Safety hires new officers placement with another agency, Pearl The VAC sponsors a "board bank" Consumer meeting said. program that matches volunteers with Three new officers have been added BURDA HAS two years of police Advisory Review Panel and were sworn The Wood County VAC, a branch of a advisory boards for social service An organizational meeting will be experience and has served as a deputy in at Bowling Green Municipal Court by larger Toledo center, has been open full agencies. Pearl stressed that the held at 7 p.m. tonight in 405 Student to the Campus Safety and Security staff, according to Director William R. sheriff. He Is a certified officer and Judge James Bachman, Bess said. time since December. Before that a board positions can be filled by com- Services Bldg. for Consumer studied criminal Justice for two years, Three more officers may be hired soon, worker from the Toledo center came to munity residents and are not limited to Awareness Week, which will be held Bess. The officers are Nancy Marcille, Bess said. he added. Bowling Green once a week to offer the those who hold degrees. winter quarter. volunteer placement service. If a board position becomes Students in retailing, marketing, J ohn Burda and David Weekley. Marcille has a bachelor's degree and Weekley Is a certified officer who "WE ARE CURRENTLY un- The VAC sends brochures to com- available, a board representative, public relations and consumer Is a certified emergency medical received his certification at Wlllard derstaffed. This Is the ideal time to hire munity groups and submits articles to usually the president, checks ap- services are welcome to help with technician for ambulances. She Is not Police Training School, Bess said He new personnel because we are ex- six Wood County newspapers to make plications on file at the VAC for a program development for the week. yet a certified officer, but will complete attended college for three years. panding responsibilities, consistent with the public aware of Its services. Pearl person whose interests match those of The meeting is sponsored by Student her training at the University, Bess The officers were hired upon the ad hoc panel recommendations," said. The Chamber of Commerce also the agency, she said. Activities and the Student Consumer said. recommendation of the Ad Hoc Police Bess said. recommends groups and churches to Another program Is the Christmas Unioa "The officers need to feel they are a the VAC. clearing bureau, held Nov. 13 through part of the department and by coming ABOUT 70 VOLUNTEERS have been Dec. 8, for groups that give food baskets In at the ground floor, they will have the matched with agencies since January, to needy persons. When a person opportunity to make suggestions of how she said. "We need to increase our requests such a basket through his mm to Improve the programs we're recruitment It's (Bowline Green VAC) pastor or social worker, the name is developing," he added. not as Ug as we'd like it but it's growing given to a community group and the The new officers are assigned to field every day," she added. The highest group registers the person's name with MENS CHORUS operations, Bess said, adding that the concentration of volunteers is in the 18- VAC. Then If a member of a different field training officers ensure that the 50 age group, although "we're looking group calls to register the same name, new officers are well-prepared. for volunteers of any age," she said he is informed that the name already is IN CONCERT on file. Duplicate giving is prevented, ■^ 1f ensuring that the baskets reach as KAPPA DELTA many needy persons as possible. Friday Dec. 1 Congratulates 8 p.m. Recital Its New Initiates: SINGLE WASH - 50* Paula Hockman c Hall Annita Paolucci DOUBLE WASH - •75 | - Music Building KIRK'S COM LAUNDRY OPEN 24 krs. r Welcome into 709 S. MAIN ST. our Sisterhood
SPREAD A LITTLE I Come join us for the Holiday Tree Lighting Christmas Trees! HOLIDAY LIGHT Messiah Sing In Weds. Nov. 29 5:30 p.m. ' First Christmas Tree Lot I at UNION OVAL 9 Trinity United Methodist Church In Bowling Green For 1978! I Campus Caroling 0 200 North Summit St. Pick out trees for your dorm 9 December 3, 7:30 PM w/ Men's Choir & Womens Choir and Open House in Commuter rooms, apartments, sorority and jm No perfection or performance expected. No Center afterwards, fraternity houses, cafeterias * musical training necessary. Just an ap- 9 preciatlon for Handel's Messiah and a desire FREE REFRESHMENTS V to sing it with us. Popcorn Stringing Contest Don't Fight the Weather! I Sponsored by the Nov. 28 8-I0 p.m. UAO Office 9 Bowling Green Ministerial Association Pick out your tree indoors!
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Day in review From Associated Press wire stories Suspect called victim of pressure Dollar can buy half of Former Supervisor Dan White, a The two were shot to death before pointed, called him for his reaction. told reporters, "The gloves are off." what it bought in 1967 suspect in the murders of Mayor noon Monday-Moscone in a conference "He seemed taken aback," she said. "He went through a few months of George Moscone and Supervisor room of his office. Milk in White's old "He hung up on me." very hard work, financial problems and A dollar will buy only half as much as it did 11 years ago, the government Harvey Milk, was "a casualty of office. White surrendered to police 45 White had resigned from the board on a new baby," board president and now said yesterday as it released figures showing a new surge in food prices pressure" brought on by work, money minutes later. Nov. 10, saying he could not support his acting Mayor Dianne Feinstein said of during October. problems and the birth of a baby, a wife, Mary Ann, and his 4-month-old White. "It had triggered a sense of In its monthly report on inflation, the Labor Department said increases in colleague who visited him in prison said THE BODIES of Moscone and Milk son, Andrew, on the $9,600 supervisor's hopelessness." beef, poultry and pork prices in October helped push consumer prices up 0.8 yesterday. will lie in state tomorrow at City Hall. salary plus the money he made from a Besides being considered among the percent for the second straight month - a rate of 9.6 percent if averaged over "I think everybody has a breaking Moscone will be buried Thursday and fried potato concession on Fisherman's most conservative on the 11-member the entire year. point," said Supervisor Lee Doison, Milk is to be cremated Friday night. Wharf. board, White also was the most out- President Carter's chief inflation adviser called the new figures "God- who visited a weeping White in his cell The assassinations occurred a half- spoken against gay rights issues in a awful." Monday night. White, he said, "was just hour before Moscone was to name a BUT AFTER securing a $10,000 loan city where police estimate as many as Alfred Kahn, chairman of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, also a normal, devoted young father." successor to White on the Board of from his 16 brothers and sisters, White one-sixth of its 700,000 residents are said the October price increases show inflation is now running near 10 White, 32, was to be arraigned Supervisors. asked Moscone to reappoint him to the homosexual. percent a year, nearly 2 percent higher than any administration official has tomorrow on charges he murdered On Sunday night, KCBS radio board. ASKED IN November about his yet admitted. Moscone and Milk, the city's first reporter Barbara Taylor, who had Last Friday, however, suspecting he hopes for gay rights Issues before the avowed homosexual supervisor. learned White would not be r('ap- would not get his job back, he grimly board, Milk said he was generally PRICES HAVE risen 8.9 precent in the last year, and most economists pleased. have predicted the 1978 inflation rate will end up between 8.5 percent and 9 "But Dan White-he's going to be percent. House bill would watch land-buying trouble," Milk said. Legislation aimed at determining prohibit this." security interests, were added to the how much property in Ohio is owned by bill, sponsored by Sen. Anthony J. non-resident aliens cleared the House INSTEAD, THE measure is designed CelebrezzeJr. More anti-Mao sentiment in China yesterday but was returned to the to let the state learn for the first time A RESOLUTION establishing a joint Another wall poster attacking Mao a feudal king. followed by flurries of wall posters in Senate for further consideration. how much foreign investment Ohio has. House-Senate committee to study rising Tse-tung went up in Peking yesterday The poster queried the need to Are the same vein. Representatives, beginning what Locker said. Similar federal legislation health care costs finally gained ap- within 24 hours of Vice Premier Teng former Chairman Liu Shao-chi during could be the last week of the 112th recently passed Congress, he said. proval in both chambers when the Hsiao-ping's suggestion that critics the 1966-69 Cultural Revolution simply Teng was quoted yesterday by General Assembly, also concurred in The bill would apply to property that House concurred 72-3 in minor Senate should stop criticizing the "great because he disagreed with Mao over China's official Hsinhua news agency Senate amendments to three other bills is more than three acres in size or amendments helmsman" who died two years ago. matters of policy. as saying the right to conduct the wall that were sent to the governor. $100,000 in value. Also included are The resolution, sponsored by Rep. In Tienanmen Square, thousands of poster campaign is guaranteed by the The measure requiring citizens of mineral rights with a value greater Casey C. Jones (D-Toledo), failed in Chinese gathered last night to demand TENG, 74, was himself a victim of constitution and described the posters foreign countries who acquire Ohio than $50,000. the Senate two weeks ago, then was more political and economic Mao and Radicals led by Mao's wife, as an expression of democracy ap- property to file certain information The non-resident alien would be reconsidered and passed with amen- democracy and the rehabilitation of Chiang Ching, and was disgraced and proved by the Communist Party. with the secretaryy of state was wap- required to provideP the secretary of dments last week some leaders cashiered during Mao's demoted in the cultural purge. Although Teng admits Mao made proved™T 7LZT 64-20. T ..; J: .I ™»»"<««- some leaders cashiered during Mao's demoted in the cultural purge. Although Teng admits Mao made proved 64-20 state withw.th his name, address, telephone The House concurred 79-07
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SUMMER JOB Cedar Point Amusement Park will be accepting applications and conducting personal in i! terviews for summer employment Dec. 19 22 and 26 29 at the Cedar Point Marina Steakhouse between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No appointment necessary. Summer housing Lie down available. Cedar Point reps will also interview on campus March 7 8. CEDAR POINT INC and Campus calendar SANDUSKY OH. 44170 be counted. Campus Calendar is a dally listing of campus events Neumann will speak on "Qualitative Theory of Dynamical (special events, meetings, lectures and entertainment) Systems." provided as a service to readers. Unless otherwise noted, all KoSuteml Karate Class, 6:301:30 p.m.! 201 Hayes. events listed are free and open. Campus Calendar forms are available In the News office, 106 University Hall, 373 2003. ENTERTAINMENT There is no charge tor submitting listings to the section. Christmas Crafts Fair, 10 a.m. 5 p.m.. Browsing Room, GGGE -311(2017 Union. Sponsored by UAO. WEDNESDAY Faculty Swim, 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m., Natatorlum. Admission Meetings 35 cents. Suit rental 10 cents. Environmental Interest Group, 7 p.m., 131 Hayes. "Get In the Holiday Spirit," Noon and 12:40 p.m., Gallery, Saturday, Dec. 2 8:30-12:30 VCT Club, 7:30p.m.. Lobby, Technology. McFall Center. The Women's Ensemble will sing holiday Gay Union. 7:30 p.m., Perry-Croghan Rooms, Union. songs. Sponsored by the College of Musical Arts. SGA Meeting, 8 p.m., Student Recreation Center Holiday Tree Lighting, 5:30 p.m.. Union Oval. Will Include Northeast Commons caroling. . *■■»—■» J.—"» CeXIB. fcfl^O -C V Lectures and Classes Concert, 8 p.m.. Recital Hall, Music Building. The BGSU Folk Admission - 50* University Computer Services, 8:30 10:30 a.m., 112 Life Ensemble will perform. Sciences. A seminar on IBM lob control language will be held. Public Skating, 8 10 p.m.. Ice Arena. Admission $1.25 with ABORTION Physics Seminar, 2:30 p.m. 269 Overman. Dr. Dean BGSU ID. Skate rental 50cents. Sound System; Munchies TOLL FREE 9 a.m.-lO p.m. Sponsored by Pershing Rifles 1 -800-438-8039 Crossword CmemaUt ACROSS 58 Make erect 3 Ages 11 Praying fig- 4 Hoosier fa- IUSDAY •HIURMtAt 60 Comrade ure & WMHE-FM MIHMNI NU.H1S' 1 01 the sun 61 For (ear that bulisl 12 Join 6 Distant 62 Presses 5 Blushes 13 James All -II DIMS 10 Rain 63 Lite stories 6 Residues Whitcomb — niiiiin A 3fv 14 Vanity 64 Go out with 7 Nourish- 19 Charm 15 Card game 65 Palhs ment 16 Bultalool In- 8 The works 22 Fanalic: Suf- DOWN fix dia 9 Man's name 25 — session 17 Starving 1 Taler 10 Mom and WHO 26 Title: Sp 18 Last Supper 2 French river Pop It 27 Weapon cup: 2 words IIUING handle 20 Aberdeen's TNI 13 28 Gage. e.g. river 1 2 3 4 S 6 / 8 11 IS cam ■ 29 Recent 21 Perished ^ CNIIS 30 Togas 23 French in- u 15 01 32 Confines luiori come " 17 18 110 33 Withdrawal 24 Plait of hair »I 34 Fetid 26 Sailors' nil 20 mv 22 35 Ceremony 9:10 I'M song Var 1 37 Tizzy worn 28 Flexible I I 27 40 Cigars M>CIC Stsmftf 30 Respond B" 1" 41 Sinned 31 Lanterns ■ 28 29 42 Plant organ Jcc^wtlwtt Billttt 32 Sin ack- ■ nowledger 31 ■ )J 14 15 43 Make a 36 Arizona In- move dian J6, 3; 45 Parl of ERA 37 Wooden 46 "...goes out ■'.' " shoe » 40 41 ■ 42 43 like " 38 Biblical 47 Mideast A UAO Production i RID nOAAING ludge 44 WOTWC* AW 39 Harbinger peninsula ■ 48 Contest 42 Soundless 46 47 48 ■ IMI0I A COM: ASSAUI 44 Strives 49 Strike $6.00 General Admission "» l _ 51 Direction 45 Draw back 50 51 u 54 ■ I DOING B 53 Thrall M 46 Arranges 54 Hardy $7.00 Reserved J:J0 49 Baseball 55 56 57 59 heroine «ND ploys " Tickets Now on sale at the following outlets: In B.G.- The t:40r>.r». 50 Feudal lord 60 6, 56 Archaic 51 Scepter ; 57 Pekoe or Source, Finders & The University Union Ticket Office. In WON: 52 Fixed 63 <2Wmaj oolong Toledo - Head Shed, Boogie Records, Peaches & T.U. TNI 55 Counterac- h • 59 Macaw sinrwu ted 1 1 Student Union. Of MIONIGNI i>ni»" GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! ONLY 3 MORE DAYS BEFORE THE SHOW.
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Mason can now look back at the first few weeks of training camp and smile, but the "I've always had trouble putting the puck in adjustment for the freshman was neither around the net," he said. "It just seems like welcome nor easy. everything just sort of came to me here." Nvws Photos By Dove Ryan "To be honest, when I first came here I was Even though MacLellan has become an HOT SHOT - Falcon freshman winger Brian MacLellan scores against conference foe St Lawrence in a two-game series this weekend in the Ice pretty pissed off because I really didn't even offensive threat, this has in no way caused Ohio Slate last week In the CCHA opener lor BG. MacLellan has recorded Arena beginning Friday evening. The Falcons will enter the series with a get a shot at playing defense," MacLellan him to relinquish his role as the intimidator. II goals and six assists already for the leers who tangle with non- 10-3 record and a seven game winning string. said. He has, however, demonstrated remarkable In fact, the freshman's frustration reached maturity in penalty situations. the point where he became his own worst "Usually when I'm going to go off I try to enemy. He convinced himself that he would make sure I'm taking someone with me," never enjoy playing the new position. MacLellan said. "The only time that I take a "I really do think the toughest adjustment bad penalty is when I'm frustrated or tired." Hockey violence :The fans like it was a mental one," MacLellan admitted. "Even when I was playing forward I kept "I THINK HE CONTROLS himself better The antics of Paul Newman and his cohorts, the with a stick by Minnesota goalie Gary Edwards a "When Philadelphia was a roughhouse team it telling myself that I wasn't enjoying it. And than most freshman," Mason praised. "He's Hansen brothers, in the movie "Slapshot" are few weeks ago. Luckily Luce was wearing a certainly was hard to get tickets to one of their that made It even more difficult." had his share of penalties, but I think it's becoming more visible today in the world of helmet. games," Korab said. "But now they play regular because he's usually in the thick of the action. professional hockey. hockey and they still pack the arena." I've seen him skate away from a lot of These so-called "goons" and the excessive AS EARLY as 1907 hockey was considered a The Sabres, known as a free skating team, have potential raucouses." violence used by them is a major issue, one that bloody sport. That year, Owen McCourt, the received the ovation from their fans when they AFTER ANALYZING the 1978 Falcon That feat can at times be most difficult, roster, however, Mason felt the squad could may jeopardize the future of the "world's fastest leading scorer of a Cornwall, Ont. team, died of were a high scoring free skating team. The Sabres especially when you have the support of 3,000 still use a strong forward. He was convinced sport" injuries suffered when he was struck in the head are certainly far from being a roughhouse team, fanatics, who produce a din that MacLellan is that MacLellan had both the moxie and This violence is seen in two different contexts by with a stick. but their attendance figures do not suffer because admittedly unaccustomed to. league administrators and the players. of it. capability to make the transition. "The stick-swinging has got to go," Ramsey "When we scouted him I remember making "THE PEOPLE that yell and scream about said. "It is not how the game was designed to be the observation that I though he could be "They sure are noisy here," MacLellan hockey violence are a handf ull of intellectuals and played. We have some very exciting games with moved to forward if it was necessary," Mason said. "In Canada everybody sort of sits back newspapermen who never pay to get in to see a Montreal because of the continuous action. These said. and tries to analyze the game like they're all game," Boston Bruins coach Don Cherry snapped are the games the fans love to watch, aren't they?" Needless to say, Mason concluded that it coaches or something. Here they Just go . wikL" after a recent game against the Buffalo Sabres. .Certainly, every team in the league does not was necessary. Now, nearly halfway into the If the second half of the season is anything "The fans are the ones who shell out the money, The most seriout^ifrjury of modern times UV ha ve a player to parallel the abilities of Perrault or season, th.it decision is at least partly like the first, you can be sure Brian and they have always like good, rough hockey." volving a stick came in 1969 when Wayne Maki, LaFIeur of Montreal. To stop these big players is responsible for the Falcons' 10-3 record. then of the St. Louis Blues, fracutred the skull of to win the game. But why should the illegal use of And when your team is winning everybody MacLellan will be giving the local fans plenty Well I paid to get in to see the game and did not reason to celebrate. enjoy the brawl that initiated from a stick swung Ted Green. Green who was feared dead that night, sticks be allowed as a method to stop them? is happy, including Brian MacLellan. haphazardly at another player. So I guess I am not underwent three brain operations. your average fan. That incident may of come nine years ago, but DURING THE past 10 years several rule Members of the Sabres spoke out on the issue of the postential is always there for another melee to changes in the NHL have tried to curb the out- SEASON OPENER THURSDAY NITE! using 10-cent kids to beat up on a dollar player occur. break of violent acts. Five-minute major after the game. "When I first started in the league, violence was penalties, misconducts leading to suspensions and fighting," Jerry Korab of the Sabres said."Guys more fines for bench clearing brawls have been FALCONS vs. CORNELL "TEAMS HAVE hired guys who can't skate ten would drop their sticks and gloves and fight with initiated. feet without losing the puck to intimidate a team's their fists. But now they are fighting with sticks, 7:30 P.M. - ANDERSON ARENA better player," Buffalo forward Rene robert said. and that stinks." "That takes all the fun out of the game because William A. Torrey, president of the New York The only way stick-swinging incidents can be (Preliminary - BG Jr. High 7th Grade Game - 5:45 p.m.) it limits the ability of a super player like Gil Islanders, said there is no way of getting rid of eliminated in hockey is through stiffer en- (Perrault) from making an end to end rush stick swinging problem. forcement of the rules. And for the referees to get because he is constantly being hit with sticks." tougher on calls, the owners have to get tougher. Of course, the prevelant feeling among the "A REFEREE takes the heart out of the game An owners meeting is scheduled for February to players in the leagues is that checking is an when he calls too many penalties for slashing and discuss the problem. essential part of the game and even fighting is high sticking," Torrey said. What Torrey is really Coaches like Cherry, and their pet piranas, condoned, but stick-swinging has to go. worried about is the attendance figures around the whose philosophy of rough, but entertaining The problem of stick-swinging hit home for the league that would possibly drop if the violence hockey, is the best should be penalized where it Sabres as center Don Luce was struck in the head part of the game was subsided. hurts the most-in the pocketbook. Campbell is combination of former great running backs Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Gary Burley Osborne former Minnesota Viking; he has ac- University and Campbell was at the University of was ready with a quick answer when asked how to celeration like O.J. Simpson and he has size like Texas. stop rookie sensation Earl Campbell. former Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown. "Shoot him," quipped Burley about the Houston "He's got so much determination. But I hope he "He's better now," Rice said. "He's absolutely Oilers running back who rushed 27 times for 122 doesn't run like this his whole career because I better. His running style is the same. But they use yards in Sunday's 17-10 Houston victory. don't think he can last that long. Maybe I'm him more here. He's more effective. It was his seventh 100-yard game of the season wrong. Maybe he's Superman. But I haven't seen and his second such effort against Cincinnati. many who have run like that for 10 years." "I think our defensive is as strong as any in the "He reminds me of three different backs," Bengals Coach Homer Rice has seen Campbell's league right now. But he cuts so many different Burley said. "He has second effort like Dave talents before when he was coach at Rice ways, he's tough to stop."
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mn. MUMMIMMM SportsPage 8 The BG News Wednesday, November », 1178 Sims Heisman winner NEW YORK i A1')-Junior halfback Billy Sims, the nation's Then he added, "My heart stopped beating." leading rusher who smashed the Oklahoma and Big Eight Although he had been mentioned as one of the leading Conference single-season ground-gaining records, won the candidates, Sims expressed surprise that he was the winner. Heisman Trophy Tuesday as the nation's outstanding college "I thought maybe I would be in the middle of it but I football player. thought Rick Leach would win it because he's had four years In voting so close that a recount was ordered this morning, there, he did a lot of tremendous things and he had a good Sims won out over Penn State quarterback Chuck Fusina, game Saturday on national television." Michigan quarterback Rick Leach and Southern California Sims is the third Oklahoma player to win the Heisman. The running back Charles White. others were Billy Vessels in 1952 and Steve Owens in 1969. Sim's a 205-pound speedster from Hooks, Texas, received The Hooks, Texas, junior said in an interview Monday that 151 first-place votes, 152 second-place votes and 70 third- the fact he had a "good year" is satisfaction enough and he is place ballots for a total of 827 points on a 3-2-1 vote basis. busy preparing for the Orange Bowl rematch that pits the Sooners against Nebraska. Fusina received 163 first-place votes, 12 more than Sims, Sims' description of his 1978 season as a "good year" is but only 89 second-place votes and 83 third-place ballots for modest in the face of his statistics. The 6-foot, 207-pounder Sparky Anderson .750 points. holds the new Big Eight Conference rushing record of 1,762 Then came a large drop to Leach, whose totals were 89-58- yards, more than four times his 1977 season total. 52 for 435 points. White's total was 37-74-98 for 354 points. He leads the nation in rushing, with a high of 160.2 yards "Thank you, I appreciate it," Sims said when informed by per game and 7.6 yards per carry, and in scoring with a total Reds fire Anderson telephone that he was the Heisman winner. of 120 points. CINCINNATI(AP) - The Cincinnati Reds, whose world pearing along with Wagner at a press conference here, championships in 1975 and 1976 were followed by also-ran McNamara was pitching batting practice as manager of finishes the last two season, Tuesday fired Manager the Licey club in the Dominican Republic Winter League. Sparky Anderson and replaced him with a "flab- "I'm flabbergasted to have such an opportunity like Weinert may bergasted" John McNamara. this," McNamara said. "I'm still in a state of shock." "The past two years have been good ones by the stan- dards of most clubs, but wc are determined to set a higher MCNAMARA PREVIOUSLY managed the San Diego feel pressure standard," said Reds President Dick Wagner, referring to Padres and Oakland Athletics and last season was a third the team's second place finishes in the National league base coach for the California Angels. It's the eve of the beginning of another basketball season at West. "I had hoped to get one more opportunity at managing, Bowling Green, and for a change the prospect of a winning but whether it would ever come, I didn't know," the i6-, season looks stronger than it has for many years. "IT IS OUR decision that the move we make is in the year-old soft-spoken manager said. When the cagers take the court for tomorrow's season- overall best interest of making the Concinnati Reds a McNamara said he agreed to terms Monday night while opener against Cornell University at 7:30 p.m. in Anderson better team. flying with Wagner back to Cincinnati. Arena, they will take it with its finest personnel since the "Let's just say it's time for a change," added Wagner, Wagner had met him in Atlanta as he flew in from the 1974-75 team and possibility even before that. who said only two - Russ Nixon and Ron Plaza - of six Domincan republic, McNamara said. Notables back from last year's team that won nine of its coaches were retained. McNamara, a former catcher, got his first managerial last 13 games include Rosie Barnes, JoeFaine, DuaneGray The Reds offered to reassign pitching coach Larry job in the major leagues late in the 1969 season when (last year's leading scorer), Emzer Shurelds, Mick Shepard, batting instructor Ted Kluszewski and George Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley named him to succeed Kopystynsky, Dan Shumaker and Jeff I.ambert. Scherger to other positions in the organization. Alex Hank Bauer. Added to the roster are transfers Scott Spencer, Mike Grammas' contract was not renewed. Miday and John Miller and freshman Marcus Newburn. The change came as a surprise for Anderson, who took He finished second twice and then served for three JOHN WEINERT will start Barnes, Spencer, Miday, Faine over as an unknown quantity in 1970 and guided the Reds years as a coach at San Francisco before becoming and Shurelds against the Redmen, but don't expect to see any to five division titles, four National league championship, manager of the Padres in 1974. of them out there for long. Weinert will go to his bench often and two World Series crowns. He had a little more than three years with the Padres, this year, as he has several quality players hanging around finishing sixth, fourth and fifth, before being replaced by his bench. __^_ THE 44-YEAR-OLD Anderson had one more year on his Alvin Dark in May 1977. contract and will be asked to do special assignments for Because of the sudden turn of events, McNamara said the Reds, Wagner said. he had not had a chance to evaluate the team he will be "I never had any knowledge," said Anderson when managing next season. Steve asked if he had any indication he would be fired. "I guess The Reds future is currently clouded by Pete Rose's maybe I'm not smart enough to have the knowledge." decision to leave after unsuccessful negotiations and a McNamara too was surprised about being signed by the search for pitching to match the powerful batting strength Sadler Reds to a one year contract. Only 24 hours before ap- which was hallmark throughout the 1970s. News Photos By Dove Ryan John Weinert The team is working on the transition game with a run-and- gun offense that will be exciting if not successful. the conference, he cannot refute the fact that a lot is being Sparky surprised by move In the 1974-75 season the Falcons fought to the end with expected from him this season. CINCINNATI (AP) - Sparky Anderson admits he was Although declining to discuss the reasons for his Central Michigan to determine the Mid-American Con- This season he has all his own players. Many are hand- taken by surprise when the Reds decided to dismiss him dismissal, Anderson said "I'll always discuss the years ference and this year the media picked BG to be in the hunt picked for Weinert's style of play. It's now time to tell if his as manager of the Cincinnati Reds. there in Cincinnati and the people there and everything for the title, picking them third. basketball philosophy can work at Bowling Green. "I never had any knowledge," said Anderson in a surrounding it." SO THIS is the first year in a few that the people of Bowling After seasons of 9-18 and 12-15, the Falcons had better telephone interview Tuesday from his home in Thousand Anderson was one of baseball's youngest managers- Green can expect something from the team. finish on the winning side of the ledger this season in order Oaks, Calif. "I guess maybe I'm not smart enough to have and a virtual unknown-when he took over the Reds on It is also the first year that coach Weinert may experinece for Weinert to avoid some heat. the knowledge. Oct. 9, 1969. Ironically, the 24 hours prior to his naming some pressure to win. This kind of presssure is the kind of thing a coach at a Reds President Dick Wagner flew to Anderson's home were as hectic as those for his successor. Only one day No coach who comes into a situation like Weinert stepped major college-or any level of coaching for that matter-has Monday and personally gave him the news. prior to becoming manager of the Reds, Anderson had into two years ago when he succeeded Pat Haley can be to be willing to except after a certain time. And Weinert Wagner confirmed that Anderson appeared "genuinely been named a coach for the California Angels. expected to turn around a program in two years. won't be any exception if the Falcons don't jell this season. surprised" by the news he was being replaced by John Now, at 44, the white-haired manager can look back on a Weinert not only inherited a program on the way down, but McNamara," but he accepted it like a gentleman." career which included two world championships, five also inherited Haley's own players and had to do the best he IN THE last two years, Weinert wasn't expected to win, so "It's funny. I feel a little bit like I did when I first got the division titles and four National league pennant victories. could with them. win he did, it was considered a surprise. When he lost, no one Reds' job as manager...a strange, tingling sensation," Anderson twice was named National League Manager Every coach has a different coaching philosophy which was surprised. Anderson admitted. of the Year, in 1972 and 1975, and is the winningest must be carried out by certain types of players. When a This year people will be surprised, including this writer, if "I'm not a crying-type person. People have to un- manager in the club's history with a record of 863-586. coach inherits someone elses players, he must somehow they don't win a good share of their games. derstand that nobody likes to fire another man. They felt "This has been a period that has changed my life more make due with what he's got until he has at least two or three It must be noted that this year's conference is probably the they had to have a change. You have to respect that and than anything I've ever done," said Anderson. recruiting seasons under his belt. strongest and most balanced in years. So much so that a I'll always respect them for at least sitting down with Even after he was dismissed, Anderson refused to Under these circumstances, Weinert has done a fine job team with four or five losses could still win the league me." express bitterness toward his former employers. and his MAC Coach-of-the-Yearhonor last season was much outright. deserved. It can't be expected that the Falcons romp uncontested through such a balanced league, but if John Weinert isn't AAcNamera shocked, but happy BUT WEINERT will be under much more pressure to win putting on his victory coat more often than not this season, he this season. Though he likes to downplay being rated high in may begin to feel some heat from above. CINCINNATI (AP) - John McNamara was still shocked "I had hoped to get one more opportunity to manage, Tuesday after the consummation of a whirl-wind, 24-hour but whether it would ever come I didn't know," courtship which led to his being named as new manager of McNamara said. the Cincinnati Reds. Although Wagner said the team's situation calls for a Only a day before he had merely the manager of the last "new approach," McNamara, who spent last season as a place Licey team in the Dominican Republic winter coach for the California Angels, admits there are many Sports in review league and had gone back to his hotel after pitching hitting similariites between himself and the Reds departed batting practice. manager Sparky Anderson. Anderson's talents were questioned after his return from "Ray Shore Reds special assignment scout was at the "We both have a smililar type of personality," Browns day off surgery on his throwing hand during the pre-season. hotel and we were talking when he got a telephone call. He McNamara said. came out and told me that Reds President Dick Wagner During the press conference, the soft-spoken The Cleveland Browns took the day off from practice wanted to talk tome," McNamara said. McNamara described himself as "very lowkey." Tuesday amid talk of their playoff chances which was kin- Not contenders yet What Wagner wanted to talk about was the Reds "I'm not a talkative person, but if I have something to dled by the National Football league club's Sunday victory managing job. Wagner admitted he had decided Sunday say, I say it," he said. over Los Angeles. Coach Eldon Miller admits his Ohio State basketball team night to replace Anderson. McNamara has become known during his career for his But Coach Sam Rutigliano is having none of it. is no serious Big Ten Conference challenger at this stage of '"I got on a plane to Miami, and then to Atlanta where I ability to communicate with his players. "For now, I'd rather worry only about Seattle next sun- the young season. met Dick Wagner," said McNamara, who admitted that "He communicates with players as well as any man I've day," he said. But a brutal December schedule, taking the Buckeyes on he hadn't made up his mind about the job when he got on ever been around," said Roger Craig, who was pitching Rutigliano said the Seahawks will present a "real the road against Toledo, West Virginia, Tennessee and Duke, the plane with Wagner. coach when McNamara was manager of the San Diego challenge" for the Browns. He said Seattle quarterback Jim could change that status. Somewhere in the air on the way to Cincinnati, he made Padres. Willie McCovey in 1974 also noted McNamara's Zom is a "a left-handed Fran Tarkenton," an indication of "Today we're not challengers in the Big Ten," Miller said up his mind to take the job. leadersip abilities while Padres' manager. the problems the coach anticipates. after Ohio State's 1-1 non-conference start. "We've got to get "We need to contain Zom though we won't be able to stop there. It's all possible." him, and we'll have to move the ball and score points to win," Ohio State has been selected to finish fourth in the con- the coach said. ference behind Michigan State, Michigan and Indiana. Grofh, Wright chosen All-MAC The Buckeyes were 2-0 this time last season, but Miller Anderson OK believes the current edition is still better in the face of more COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - League champion Ball State, Other unanimous choices were wide receivers Dave formidable opposition. third-place Miami and fourth-place Western Michigan each Petzke, the nation's leading pass catcher from Northern Houston Oilers defenseman Willie Alexander says there's placed four players on the coaches' Mid-American Con- Illinois, and Jeff Groth of Bowling Green and placekicker no truth to the rumor that Cincinnati Bengals quarterback CSU car giveaway ference football all-star first team. RadeSavich of Central Michigan. Ken Anderson has lost the zip in his passing. Named from the champion Cardinals were tight end Ray First-team repeaters from last year were offensive guard Cleveland State University, which usually draws fewer "We were sitting in here talking this week about Ander- than 1,000 persons for its home basketball games at the 9,000- Hinton, defensive tackles Ken Kremer and Rush Brown and Tim Sopha of Central Michigan, defensive tackle Mike Zele son," Alexander said Sunday following the Oilers' 17-10 defensive back Bill Stahi and linebacker Jack Lazor from Kent State, Persell, Sullivan seat Public Hall, has decided to try an unusual giveaway in victory over the Bengals. "Yet, I look at the films and he's an attempt to perk up interest. Miami's choices on the first team were running back Mark and Streicher. putting it in there. And out there today, truthfully now, I can't Hunter, offensive tackle Jack Streicher, defensive end Greg Sullivan and Lazor joined Persell as all-conference choices The athletic department will give away five used cars tell any difference. "guaranteed to run out of the building" between halves of Sullivan and defensive back Kirk Springs, while Western for the third straight season. "Once, Billy Brooks did a turn in pattern and I had him, Michigan's selections were running back Jerome Persell, Completing the offensive unit were Northern Illinois center Wednesday night's game between Cleveland State and and Anderson saw me there so he put it in low. And once, he Eastern Michigan. offensive guard Dave Bordine, linebacker Eric Manns and Randy Clark, Ohio tackle Steve Milano, Bowling Green saw I had his man on an out pattern so he threw it out of defensive back Pat Humes. quarterback Mike Wright and Ohio running back Kevin A Cleveland State spokesman said even though free tickets bounds. Now remember, he's making these decisions as he's for the used car drawing are being dispensed by local mer- Persell, the league's leading rusher for the third straight Babcock. releasing the ball." season and the MAC Offensive Player of the Year for the last Included on the No. 1 defensive unit were Toledo end Joe chants, as well as being handed out at the gate Wednesday The Bengals' quarterback completed 17 of 25 passes for 141 night, the winners will have to be in attendance to get the two years, was a unanimous pick for the second consecutive Conroy, central Michigan back Robert Jackson and Northern yards and one touchdown against the Oilers. time. Illinois punter Jim Hannula. keys to their battered prizes.