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KEY BISCAYNE. Fla lapi • Presi- press secretary Ronald L Ziegler and hours before the decision was an- dent Nixon halted all bombing, shelling was seen as a sign that the President nounced. and mining of North Vietnam yester- was satisfied with the outcome of Ziegler said shelling by Navy ships day, citing progress in Henry A Kissinger's six days of negotiations also was banned Mines already dotting Kissinger's Pans peace negotiations last week with Panoi's Le Due Tho. Paiphong harbor and other North Viet- The "unilateral gesture'' ordered by namese ports will remain in place, he Nixon sent peace hopes soaring and THE ORDER TO HALT all offensive said, and will be the subject of negotia- came amid a flood of reports that operations in North Vietnam effective tions. agreement to end the war had been at 10 a.m. EST yesterday was trans- As he responded to questions. Ziegler reached and would be signed soon mitted Sunday night. Ziegler said, referred several times to "negotiations The Florida White Pouse refused to following an extensive presidential which are in progress"' and "negotia- discuss the reports of an agreement, assessment of the Kissinger negotia- tions which are under way." His stressing instead that negotiations tions phrasing, coupled with disclosure that are in progress and that Kissinger Pe said South Vietnamese President Kissinger would return to Paris soon, would head back to Pans "in the rela- Nguyen Van Thieu was informed and appeared to imply that some details of tively near future consulted in advance Congressional an agreement were yet to be ham- Nixon s order was announced bv leaders also were informed several mered out.
WHEN ZIEGLER was asked Allocated Press Wi-.pr.oto whether a peace accord had been 4 plead guilty reached, he again cited "an agreement Winter Wilmington College students work together picking corn by hand in on effort to with North Vietnam that we will in no save the crop from frozen field* that could not be harvested by truck last Satur- way discuss the substance of the nego- day afternoon. tiations" and added: "We will adhere harvest to that agreement " Ziegler said he had no information to in bugging case divulge on whether Panoi would, in turn, scale down its military opera- WASHINGTON I API - Four more WITH THE reduced number of lions in South Vietnam Reported crimes drop; defendants in the Democratic head- defendants, it seemed certain that the Announcement of the President's quarters bugging case pleaded guilty full story of the circumstances behind decision came after Nixon met for yesterday, saying they had done their the break-in at Democratic head- more than an hour at his bayside villa job not for pay but because it was "the quarters at the Watergate building with Kissinger right thing to do," would not come out of this trial, even if arrests increase 500% Their removal from the trial leaves it continued with only two defendants It was their fourth session since the only George Gordon Liddy. former The four defendants said again and presidential assistant for national se- By M»ry Wey so much because we're doing such a cent decrease in petty larceny counsel for the Finance Committee to again that the government's opening curity affairs returned from Pans Sufi Reporter fantastic job" but because of the sharp During December. Campus Safety Re-elect the President and James W statement to the jury last week was early Sunday. crackdown in law enforcement. issued 31 citations overall. 26 on cam- McCord Jr.. the re-election commit- accurate It also came as Gen Alexander M The number of reported crimes at pus tee's security chief, as defendants in Earl J. Silbert. chief prosecutor, Paig Jr., Nixon's chief liaison with the Univeisity dropped 38 per cent last SHAFFER said in fall 1971, 30 Shaffer said there have been three the case that started with seven men spent two hours outlining a conspiracy Thieu. flew to Indochina to confer with quarter compared to fall 1971 figures, arrests were made, whereas last quar- reports of rape since fall, all three the charged he said began with an appropriation of the South Vietnamese president and but the number of arrests rose about ter 153 arrests were made. result of women hitchhiking. E Howard Punt Jr.. a former White 1250.000 for investigative work leaders of three other countries 500 per cent. Pe said through strict law enforce- Pe said in 1971 there were two con- Pouse consultant, pleaded guilty last administered by Liddy and said that touched by the conflict-Laos. Thailand Campus Safety Chief Dale Shaffer ment Campus Safety is trying to pre- firmed rapes, again dealing with hitch- Wednesday $235,000 actually was spent and Cambodia said the crime rate has decreased "not vent crime before it happens hikers Pc said campus police are patrolling THEIR LAWYERS moved for a mis- not only on campus but on "all streets "If it had not been for hitchhikers, trial on grounds that the jury would be Residency questioned crossing and surrounding the Univer- we would not have had a verified rape left wondering why five of the original sity." in two years," Shaffer said. seven defendants suddenly were Because of a mutual aid agreement removed from the trial made with the city last spring, campus Pe said women just cannot hitchhike The federal judge trying the case police are now permitted to make ofl- and remain safe If they wont help turned down the motions, and Thomas campus arrests of both students and themselves, it's hard to help them." he OU students arrested said Gregory-the last witness on the stand- non-students. was brought in for cross-examination Before the agreement, campus HE SAID although apprehensions IS District Judge John J Sirica Two out-of-state Ohio University stu- plates 30 days after he becomes a the Ohio American Civil Liberties police could not make off-campus questioned the four defendants closely dents, who claimed Athens as their resident of the state. Union, which has proposed a suit arrests, although they patrolled off- have been made in the five rape cases reported in the past two years, "that before accepting their guilty plea on all voting residence in the last election, against the state to have residency campus areas. seven counts and ordering each held have been arrested for failure to hold SINCE THE DEADUNE for voter requirements dropped when assessing doesn't help the girls." an Ohio driver's license and Ohio registration was 30 days before the tuition. Shafer said campus safety policemen under $100,000 surety bond The men apprehended in the past two An attorney for the four Miamians license plates. election, the law requires that voters In a Post article. Wolman said he patrol the University area by car seven years in connection with the rape said his clients were not able to raise hold the licenses by election day. thought the cases of the two arrested days a week. 24 hours a day. Men are charges have never been University the bond and would remain in jail until Jeffrey Martin, 19. and Michael Randy Wynn, editor of the Ohio Uni- students demonstrate that the state is also on foot patrol students. Shaffer said sentencing Morris. 20. both from New York, were versity Post, said Martin pleaded requiring that student voters live up to FALL 1972 crime figures show a 26 The four men are Bernard L Barker. originally stopped for other traffic of- guilty to the charges and Morris is con- the responsibility of the residency they per cent decrease in breaking and Pe said he was not aware of any con- 55; Eugenio R Martinez. 50: Frank A fenses and later cited under an Ohio tinuing his case. claim for voting, while denying them entering complaints, a 25 per cent de- firmed rapes that have taken place on Sturgis. 37 and Virgilio R Gonzalez, all law requiring a person to obtain an The arrests prompted a reply from resident benefits in the form of lower crease in grand larceny, and a 37 per campus. of Miami Ohio driver's license and Ohio license Benson Wolman, executive director of tuition Hitchiri-a gome of Russian Roulette'
By Curtis M. Ilazlf it experienced a tremendous growth in In the past three months in Bowling Makeup Editor hitchhiking crime in the past year. Green there have been three alleged At least one college newspaper has incidents of rape involving University women who were hitchhiking Hitchhiking, once a means of strongly urged its readers not to hitch- transportation enjoyed by thousands of hike, and the city is considering a law THE LATEST ol these occurred young Americans, may be turning into that would strictly forbid either what one veteran police officer calls hitchhiking or stopping to pick up a Wednesday night when two young women hitchhiking downtown were "a game of Russian Roulette"--in hitchhiker. allegedly abducted by two Perrysburg which the players risk violence, rape But the northeastern United States is youths and raped at gunpoint or murder. not the only section of the country facing this problem. Throughout the Late last quarter, a lemale student nation, particularly in the Midwest, Hitchhiking has grown in the past hitchhiking on Main Street in few years to the point where hordes of incidents of crime associated with downtown Bowling Green was young people are taking to the road hitchhiking are increasing. abducted and raped Some do it because they want ts feel free; others are looking for adventure: ('APT. DAVIDSturtz, commander of "I realize that the practice of others simply have someplace to go the Ohio State Highway Patrol district post in Findlay. said although it is hitchhiking is an outstanding mode of and no other way of getting there transportation nowadays, particularly But police say the growing number of difficult to prove with statistics, there has been a general upswing in crime among young people But it is a very young hitchhikers has resulted in an dangerous way of traveling, very much increase in violent crimes, aimed resulting from hitchhiking. like playing a game of Russian particularly at the large number of "I can speak for the surrounding roulette." Capt. Sturtz said. young women who have been attracted states of Michigan. Pennsylvania an.. "When a hitchhiker gets into a car to seeking rides. Indiana when I say that the practice of hitchhiking has caused the crime rate with strangers, he or she becomes putty in their hands From that point to grow." he said. IN BOSTON last fall, three young on, they have complete control of the women-all of them hitchhikers-were " P itchhiking crimes are particularly flourishing on college campuses, situation." murdered. Although most police officers will According to the Cleveland Press, chiefly because the people there, mainly the young ladies, are basically agree that there is a rising amount of police theorize that in at least one of crime associated with hitchhiking, Newspheto by Steven I. Monson the cases the victim was picked up by a very naive and innocent. they admit that it is difficult to prove man who tried to force her into They come to school to learn, and Thumbing Sean Gibson, freshman (AJ.S), waits for what it hopefully a safe rid* to his with figures. prostitution. When she resisted, she they don't think there's anyone who long-distance destination down lnterstate-75 Felice toy ■ growing number of was murdered. wants to harm them." • To "Victims foil to report gamble young hitchhikers has led to on increase in violent crimes. Boston, a city with a large number of The facts indicate that Capt. Sturtz is colleges and universities, has right. crimes," page seven.
V ■ofe 2/The BG Newt, Tuetday January 16, 1973 [ eDITGRiaLS protest f$j| bombing our own pows
The anti-war movement is not dead Individuals from all over the country will be meeting in Washington. DC Inauguration Day to peacefully register their By Nicholas voi Hoflmaa doesn't mind bombing our own people, If our boys in the camps get the hot- To prove it, here is the testimony i as protests. and the relatives don't object, the rest and-cold treatment too, it shows you quoted from "Voices from the Plain of We already know that this protest will not end the war-wove Maybe, someday, somebody in the of us can remind ourselves that they're how phony are those charges of racism Jars." compiled by Fred Branfman. seen Presidential behavior during too many other protests to fool Pentagon will actually step toward a well paid, mostly non-draft, career leveled against the Administration. It's I.'arper-Colophon Books, 197J) of a 17- mike in a briefing room and say we had ourselves about that type officers. just as willing to knock off a Wasp Air year-old Laotian peasant. The bombers to kill our own prisoners of war in An officer can resign. So let those The President, his staff and his personal friends will remain Force major as a gook peasant. came to his village: order to liberate them antique, obsolete B52s the North "My village used to have hills, blissfully apart from any demonstrations and the inaugural festi- Whatever the rationalizations they Vietnamese are using for target BUT THE WIVES and mothers of forests and homes next to our rice vities will continue in spite of us. ought to be rich We'll hear that the practice get shot out of the skies. Then American POWs shouldn't be fields ..But then came the airplanes to But the country will be watching. Maybe our protests will North Vietnamese violated the give the resupply contract to Lockheed distraught. They'll save enough to give strike our houses...we were afraid remind some people that the war has gone on too long conventions of warfare by deliberately or Litton Industries and the air war's Bob Pope a minyan on his next tour. because the planes came almost every Maybe they will persuade a few more people to stage personal putting the POW camps where they over. day. It was as if we were in jail. We knew they might be bombed - or the protests. Whether you can ascribe virtue to a But. really, how bad is all this couldn't go anywhere. All we could do White K'ouse may fall back on the old bunch of mass bombers, this last and bombing? Isn't it all exaggerated'' If If they do. our protests won't be in vain. was sit in the mouths of our holes.. and SAM missile ploy - it wasn't our most lethal resumption of air war and the North Vietnamese would just move still there were people who were We have to demonstrate that we are not going to sit placidly bombers, it was their missiles falling naval blockade is being carried out our boys out to the country away from killed They died like animals in the and accept all government policies and decisions. back to earth. without the usual bushwa about military targets, they'd be almost as forest." Maybe this is the only way we will be heard. Or. how about accusing the North "military necessity." happy as they would be at home ""'-I- *— *"-|*IITllllll||ll
By Deeey Law the move is made. Poe Ditch site. Mayor Bartlett said University chips in for its not yet acted on the request the relocation idea, and Suff Reporter would be covered from two city officials were in share of the moving costs began working on ways to Thurstin Avenue to Mercer Columbus Thursday But President Holds A MAYOR Bartlett said the remodel the old plant The University and the Road conferring with agency Moore Jr. said at present move will involve an However OEPA then offered city of Bowling Green have representatives about the the University's share of the exchange of land, since the the University $600,000 in agreed "in principle" to BUT BEFORE the plant is site, but they hadn't moving cost exists only in city owns the land on which federal assistance, which it relocate the city's sewage relocated, both the city and reported to him yet. form of a request the present sewage treat- accepted, promising to treatment plant, located on the University must settle Funding is another Dr. Moore said the ment plant stands and the cooperate with the city East Poe Road, to a new site other problems. problem. University has made a University owns the land to If the University receives east ol Interstate 75. Mayor The city needs approval Mayor Bartlett said the request for 1200.000 in which the plant would be $200,000 from the legis- Charles Bartlett said from the Ohio Environ- move to the site at East Poe capital improvement funds moved lature. Mayor Bartlett said Thursday mental Protection Agency Road and Dunbridge Road from the state legislature The mayor said he construction could begin in Mayor Bartlett said once lOEPAl on the proposed cannot be made until the However, the legislature has believed the city's land was August worth more than the Univer- But the mayor said it may sity's, but said he was not take longer than that, going to hold up the move by because a time lapse may Couple contests joint tax haggling over an equal appear while the land is exchange transferred from the Mayor Bartlett said the University s hands to the COLUMBUS iAPI • The jointly usually save money THE WALKERS ask for a lenged part of the state in- city was beginning to work city's State o( Ohio is being sued But couples who file joint three-judge panel to issue come tax on plans to relocate the for $90 million by a couple state income tax returns pay temporary and permanent Thev also seek *90 million plant when an order came in The new plant would be who claims state income tax more, in most cases, than injunctions to prevent the in refunds--'the amount from the Ohio Health able to handle 40 million provisions requiring joint couples who file separate state from collecting any estimated by the plaintiffs to Department asking it. in gallons of sewage per day. filings are unconstitutional returns. more taxes under the chal- have been collected or to be effect, to work a little as opposed to the old plant's Jack and JoAnn Walker collected' under the part of faster potential of six million claim in a suit filed in U.S. the law challenged in the gallons per day. District Court here yester- Seals 6 Crofts tickets suit He said the city then asked Russel Davies. superin- day that the provisions deny Gov. John J (alligan said the University if it would tendent of Bowling Green married couples equal pro- last week the federal help pay for the cost of the Water Pollution Control, tection under the law and About 1.200 tickets are left for the Seals and Crofts con- government chose to give a move said when Bowling Green violate their rights of free cert. Sunday Jan. 21. at 8 p in in Anderson Arena tax advantage to couples At that time. Or Moore receives an inch of rainfall filing a joint return, the association The concert is sponsored by Cultural Boost. said there was no chance for in a square mile of land, the Po« Ditch, Bowling Gutni sowaf* run-off The state income tax rule Chris McCracken. Student Body Organization co- State of Ohio did not. federal funding from the plant suddenly has to problem ond incentive for newly-projected requires married couples ordinator of cultural affairs and Cultural Boost HE SAID he had no objec OEPA The University contend with about 17 5 improvements, it viewed with ii> ice covering and who file joint federal chairman, said 919 tickets were sold yesterday. tions to changing the law to refused the request saying million gallons of sewage dobrii caught in the How. returns to file joint state Tickets are $2 50 for Cultural Boost members and $3 50 provide couples with an op- its investment would returns for non-members They are on sale in the Union ticket tion of filing either joint or amount to almost $800,000 He said the waste that Under the federal income office from noon to 4 p.m. today. separate state returns after can't be treated then flows tax tables, couples who file filing a joint federal return THE CITY then gave up into Poe Ditch Officials debate King homage ATTEND FREE
By William L. Chair borhood shadowed by "WE MIGHT as well set schools were closed in New civil rights Associated Press Writer Atlanta's skyline aside a day in honor of York. Chicago, San Walker is a national board Benedict Arnold." said Francisco. Seattle. Kansas member of the Southern The widow of Dr Martin But at the Georgia Capitol Maddox. who gained head- City and a number of other Christian Leadership Con- Luther King Jr . hometown a mile away. Lt. Gov. Lester lines in 1964 when he chased cities in respect to King's ference, the Atlanta-based friends and associates Maddox blocked a resolution blacks from his Atlanta memory. Rep Walter civil rights group founded bv marked the 44th anniversary offered by a black state restaurant with a pick Fauntroy of the District of King. of the slain civil rights senator calling for the state handle Columbia said he would A larger than life-size leader's birth with a wreath- Senate to set aside Jan IS as State Rep Ben Brown, again submit legislation to bronze sculpture of King laying ceremony yesterday a special day honoring the who is black, said he would set aside a national holiday was erected in Chicago in a at his grave in a black neigh- Nobel laureate introduce a resolution in the in memory of King and plaza surrounded by low-rise House designating the day a declare his birthplace a apartments built on a state holiday. Gov. Jimmy national historic site. portion of the West Side War literature course Carter earlier had signed a destroyed in the riots that proclamation honoring the MAYOR JOHN V Lindsay followed King's assas- date and referring to King, and about 400 others sination. LESSON scheduled for spring who was assassinated in attended a memorial In Atlanta. King's wife Memphis. Tenn.. in April breakfast in New York solemn-faced as she stood "Political Literature in Time of War,' a new Political 1968, as a leader of men where Dr Wyatt T Walker, with her children and other Science 490 course, will be offered spring quarter Atlanta Mayor Sam who was with King when he family members in front of You'll Increase Your Dr Christopher Douglas, assistant director of the Ethnic Massed declared the day a was shot, urged the group to her husband's white marble Studies Center, will teach the course, which will deal with legal holiday in the Georgia renew its efforts on behalf of crvpt. political independence and war capital and large numbers of Among the works studied during the course will be school children visited Reading Speed On The Spot! Euripides The Trojan Women.'' George Jackson's "Blood King's grave. in my Eye" and From Black Africa.'' and the film "All Elsewhere in the nation. Cherry Hill now has Quiet on the Western Front " $57 50 Dr Douglas said the purpose of the course will be to show 2 full apartments - the relationship between suffering and war as well as to introduce students to a new dimension in political literature For The 1st Time Ever... available 4-man apt. person
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By Mm Barclay emerged: How relevant are wrapped Columbia Univer- discussion among black Arthur Fletcher, of where the jobs are first program l'e posed and University ot Southern Auactatea Press Writer they to the black college sity coed said. educators and students alike executive director of the answered Ins own question: California has integrated student who soon will be out An Associated Press was the basic value of black United Negro College Fund KENNETH Clark-black What type ol work can black studies with Mexican- NEW YORK (API in the world, trying to earn a survey of black studies studies to the black student and former assistant educator, psychologist and students do with a B A. in American and Oriental Conceived in the late 1960s living? across the country revealed secretary of Labor, director of the Metropolitan black studies'' Teaching, studies in its Ethnic Studies at the height of nationwide the number of courses and AT COLUMBIA, black expressed the feeling that it Applied Research Center in poverty programs, social Department campus unrest and racial "DASHIUS. a form of students attending them studies courses are interdis- is more vital (or young New York-contends lhal work It s preparation for all With increased trends - tension, black studies have West African garb, can't were up at some insti- ciplinary and include such blacks to prepare for the black studies are "aid and fields toward ethnic studies, son secured a place in colleges fire bullets when some- tutions, down at others The topics as black culture in the work force than to study comfort to segregationists black students fear and universities throughout body s trying to kill you. nor rhetoric was no longer so United States, contempor- such courses I'e feels courses in black ALTHOUGH there is a budget allocations for bla the country can they give people jobs, emotional. ary African politics, the history, culture and policies considerable emphasis on studies departments will ' Now the question has homes or food.'' a turban- Community involvement development and organi- "Black -studies are should not be separate from Africa in many of the reduced sharply had become important. zation of black family life in motivational," he said other academic disciplines existing programs, the "We've had our year, at Courses were broadening to Africa. African art and "Everyone wants to know A different attitude WM newesl shift is broadening next year will be the year I include other minorities music and American urban that he or she has a heritage, expressed by the director of black studies into ethnic and the Chicano and Indian," Charities Week But the key point of history but one must do an analysis one college black studies minority programs The one black student said. to begin Feb. 19
Care some, share some, ACTIVITIES for Friday, spare some, for charity" is Feb. 23. include a Mardi the theme of the fifth annual Gras dance to be held in the Charities Week scheduled Grand Ballroom. The Pre- to begin Monday. Feb 19 servation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans will Paul Brugman. chairman provide Dixieland of the Mardi Gras, said entertainment almost all activities that Short subject comedy week will be held in the movies will be shown in the Union Historical Suite, third floor. Union both Friday and "The big events will get Saturday A self-service under way Thursday. Feb pizza parlor will be featured Why not 22. when the Gordon Light- in the Alumni Room. foot concert at Memorial rail will kick off the Mardi Astrological readings and Gras." he said fortune tellers will be avail- able in the Ohio Room On Saturday. Feb 24. the African studies Grand Ballroom will be transformed into a casino Brugman said 21 booths, program open including everything from SaveTop basketball toss to frog racing .'' will be Applications are now constructed. available for American The booths will be Study in Africa, to be held operated by representatives during the 1973-74 academic from fraternities, sororities year and residence halls
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OWN MON.-THURS. 10:30-4P.M FRI 8. SAI 11:30 -4 P.M. 904 E. Wooster ■ Closed Sun. - Next to T.O.'s 6/Th. BG N»w«, TuoMJoy, January 16, 1973 Kelly advisory post uncertain
Dennis Kelly, junior The boards of trustees universities to pay back advisory board find jobs as board i AJiS l and University repre- hold public meetings to money which was contri- interns in Columbus during Bert Winkler. repre- sentative to Gov John J determine where much of buted by the state for their the summer sentative from Miami Gllligan s Student Advisory each university's money will education Bill II li.'ll the repre- University, was elected Board, has quit school this be spent I'owever. most of Kelly also said the sentative from Wright State secretary, and Donna quarter for personal the decisions are worked out governor is attempting to University, was elected new Luther of Toledo as reasons in private meetings before help students on the chairman for the advisory treasurer. It is not known il he will the public meetings stay on as representative to The governor will also ask Jury reaching for verdict the advisory board Kelly that students be included in said he hopes he is retained any meeting of the Ohio since he plans to come back Board of Regents and have to school next quarter access to any information Corona trial deadlocks However, the Student that the regents have. Body Organization 1SBO1 Kelly said the governor KAIRFIELD. Calif ,iAPl- Medical Facility in nearby said Corona was too ill to be constitution says the repre- also is requesting state The jury in the Juan Corona Vacaville. where Corona had moved. sentative to the advisory- funds for the advisory board mass murder trial reported been a patient since he suf- After jurors informed board must be a student at to cover its expenses for the yesterday after four days of fered heart trouble Friday Patton they wished to recon- the University The next biennium. deliberation it was dead- night vene court, they made the News staff to continue provision is effective this locked 8 to 4. but the judge Corona's attorney. 15 mik' trip by bus to Vaca- quarter KELLY SAID this ordered it to continue trying Richard E Hawk, had ville from the Fairfield indicates the advisory board to reach a verdict. refused to waive his client's courthouse where they had IN A MEETING last has established itself as a Judge Richard E Patton right to be present at any deliberated since Thursday ecological campaign week. Gov Gilligan told the "meaningful" group with ordered the panel not to dis- court session and doctors Patton ordered the jury to advisory board he is the governor close whether the eight were return to Fairfield and Once again The BG News will "There's just too much waste being planning to write letters to He said there was no in favor of acquittal or resume deliberations and sponsor the "Save Ihe News" drive dumped and burned in our all boards ol trustees at mention of the governors Rothe to meet conviction. The judge told said he wanted to hear no designed to recycle all the newsprint surroundings and somebody, state-supported schools Ohio Plan at last week's jurors they should be "mind- further word from them you can collect and save for the rest of somewhere, has to start putting a stop requesting that they admit meeting This is a plan that ful this has been a long with students before noon today. the quarter toil" one or two students to their would require graduates trial.'' "You should not surrender The campaign was initiated to Somewhere in your room or private meetings from state-supported Dr. Kenneth Rothe, I would ask that the jury your honest convictions ... to eliminate a small portion of the solid apartment is a corner that isn't used newly-appointed provost, resume deliberation in this return a verdict," Patton waste disposal problem in Bowling That's where we d like you to save all will be in the Falcon's Nest, matter, emphasizing how told jurors l.'e said they Green of your newspapers for the next eight Physician named the court in no manner of Union for a "meet the stu- should change their vote dent" question and-answer The last drive. Dec. 9. 1972. netted weeks form whatsoever wants to only if convinced their pre- nearly nine tons of newsprint Magazines are not acceptable coerce the jury into a ver- period at 4 p.m. Thursday. vious vote was incorrect Jan 18. The paper was sold to Electra-Wool because the paper contains materials new medical head dict." Patton said. Until jurors asked to Manufacturing Co of Wauseon for $12 other than wood fibers which cause the Dr. Rothe. associate dean Dr. Henry Vogtsberger. a physician at the Health Center return to court they were a ton. A check for (106.20 will be substance to turn to dust when run of the College of Arts and for the last 13 years, has been named acting director of the CORONA'S wife, mother unaware Corona had presented to the University's Environ- through the grinder Sciences of the University of center's medical staff and other relatives began to suffered severe chest pains mental Studies Center for research The collection date is Saturday. Pennsylvania, was Robert C. Roper, the center's chief administrator, has weep when the announce- and a heart "insufficiency" purposes March 10. from noon to 4 p m behind appointed to the provost been given added duties, including some input into budget, ment was made. Corona, which Dr R E Brout, on Moseley fall position last Dec. 14. employment and purchasing dressed in a green suit, sat the staff of the facility, said WE ARE continuing the drive this So. "start savin' em again." and Dr. Vogtsberger succeeds Dr James Olms. director since quietly and his face was would keep him from quarter with our original goal in mind we'll see you there 1968. whose resignation goes into effect Feb. I. expressionless. Lakewood club returning to Fairfield until Patton said he would the last half of this week iiiiniiiiiiiiiii > in II HUH inn IIIIIIIIII mi iiiiiiiiin i i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimim Filmmaker gets award reconvene court today at offering grants noon to get a progress report ? 3 4 s 6 fl 9 10 n from the jury. The Lakewood College 7 David R Behlke. graduate student, has won an Ohio Arts Club is offering grants of up ' ,4 ■ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ■13 ! • Council Award of $50 for his work in filmmaking Earlier, jury foreman to 1600 to qualified West Cop* 72 Gen 1 Ffaiute* Coip Behlke won the award for his film Hands.' which he Ernest Phillips had in- Shore women in the 16 • produced and directed as his final project last summer for a formed the judge "We have Cleveland area. ACROSS 60 Pondered 'with " 1 Krrnrh iihiln- **over**i, IB l. ?i Speech SOS class reached what appears to be Prime consideration will an impasse. We cannot apber, I7ih DOWN He received the award Saturday at the All-Ohio Graphics. be given to each applicant's crnlury. 1 INol .* ligan ■ 1/ Photography and Filmmaking Biennial Exhibition at the decide one way or the other academic record and 7 l IU-IM-.I fruit 2 I'M nm, 1 millt. rroMhoH. _m_ Davton Art Institute about guilt or innocence.'' financial need. 1 ?6 •• ■ 13 Reduce 1 Hii>r or t'.uniiir. Phillips said the jury Applications may be 14 Apr. 1 Solicitude. " 30 "wants to know if this con- obtained by writing to the 16 1 Edmonton .'■ Kiver inlet stitutes a hung jury." Secretary of the Scholarship province. ft AnHeun heart. " 17 111*In II ^ II 7 Language of a 32 134 ■ Ii 36 '■ Committee, 557 Edinbor- IB bracelet. Mirl. DOMINOS THE JURY reported its ■ ough Dr.. Bay Village. Ohio I'l Author of "The II Sign. ■ 38 40 deadlock in a makeshift 44140 Bed HOUM' '" Unit hil. " court set up in the audi- Deadline for applications Myrtery." 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WASHINGTON (API - Ci and surrounding suburbs appointed I had hoped the met the lederal standards applied to recipients ol Aid The Supreme Court yester- that were all part of one Supreme Court would not re- even il the plan allowed to Families with Dependent day agreed to rule on the school district. view the case." he said clean air to deteriorate to Children State and Onon- consolidation of mostly "We'll just have to keep on that level daga County officials are black urban schools with ad- PUBLIC schools in fighting." Prohibitions against air appealing for a reversal joining white suburban sys- Richmond are about 70 per In a second action, the quality deterioration would -Rejected without dissent tems. cent black, while neigh- court granted the govern- be tantamount to barring all an appeal by Mayor Alfonso The test case accepted boring Henrico and Chester- ment a hearing in a pollution industrial and population .1 Cervantes of St Louis yesterday for review comes field counties are predom- suit brought successfully by growth in rural areas, an opposing dismissal of a $12- from Richmond. Va., where inantly white four environmental group) objective Congress never in- iinIIi..n libel suit againsl a federal judge ordered the A year ago. I s District to protect Ihe quality of air tended, according to Life magazine and reporter 1 schools combined but was Judge Robert I Merhige over about 80 DIM- cent ol the Kuckelshaus Denny Walsh reversed by an appeals Jr proposed a merger that nation -Declined to consider an court. would have required the LAST MAY, however. U. appeal by philosopher Paul The justices have never busing of 78.000 of the 101.000 TWO LOWER federal S Distncl Judge John N. Weiss claiming Fordham ruled on the precise question students in the metropolitan courts have held thai the Pratt ol the District of University in New York of whether judges may have area They would have been Knvironmcnlal I'rolcclion Columbia enjoined the unconstitutionally denied children bused across school placed under a single school AgetlCy may nol approve administrator and the him the Albert Schweitzer district lines and merge system that was 66 per cent any state antipollulion plans agency Irom approving any chair because he was 70 school systems in order to white and 34 per cent black thai allow clean air to deter plans that would permit years old. accomplish desegregation. Merhige said the perpet- uirale significant degredation" of --Unanimously rebulfed a Similar lawsuits are uation of suburban white I nil.-i 1967 and 1970 clean air areas move by officials at San pending in Atlanta. Boston. islands" unconstitutionally federal antipollulion laws, In other actions the Francisco State College to Detroit, Hartford. Indiana- denied urban black children the KI'A has sel limits on Supreme Court: punish two students who N*w*pn*to by St*v*n I. Honwn polis. Louisville. Wilming- the 14th Amendment's equal the permissible levels ol -Agreed to review a 1971 participated in a forbidden ton. Del. and in other cities. protection guarantee smoke and dust, sulphur New York law requiring rally during a campus strike people who receive federal four years ago Animal Intarttat* -75 South b)*cam* th* sc*n* of a hog r*scu* as Slat* North and South. oxides, hydrocarbon and Two years ago the court LAST JUNE. Merhige was welfare aid to register with -Struck down unanimously Highway Patrolman aid a format in distress. Th* porker photochemical oxidants-all unanimously upheld massive reversed. 5-1. by the U S common elements in air the state for work a Rhode Island law that per- rescue evidently fell out ef a pick-up truck and onto th* highway. busing, but the ruling con- Circuit Court in Richmond pollution A three-judge panel in mitted creditors to seize cerned a city. Charlotte, N. This led to the appeals to the The KI'A and William D. Buffalo ruled last July that property to satisfy debts Supreme Court by the Rich- Ruckelshaus. Ihe adminis- since federal law is supreme with no judicial hearing. mond school board and by trator, claimed authority to over state law. the New the NAACP Legal Defense approve any state plans thai York program could not be and Educational Fund Ca • Reporters' hearing set The first step in the review is a one-hour hearing Spragens named fellow nsis sometime in March or April. WASHINGTON (API - A reporter the right to refuse qualified? 3. Should the pri- entitled to claim the privi- Justice Lewis F Powell Jr.. Senate subcommittee plans to testify before a grand jury vilege apply only to federal lege? 6. What should be the a former member of the phone to begin hearings Feb 20 on about information given to proceedings or to state pro- procedural mechanism for board, disqualified himself of international institute him in confidence various measures to protect ceedings also? 4 If a quali- claiming privilege? from participating. This newsmen from being com- Sponsors of various Senate fied privilege is desirable, means a tie vote defeating pelled to disclose confiden- measures on the matter say what should the qualifica- The American Newspaper Dr William C Spragens. associate professor of political 352- the consolidation is possible science, has been elected a life fellow of the Political and tial news sources and infor- that if newsmen are forced tions be'' 5. Who should be Publishers Association has Henry L. Marsh III. a mation to reveal their sources under taken the position that only Social Sciences Section of the Institute for International black who is vice mayor ol Sociological Research Sen Sam J Ervin Jr.. iD- threat of being jailed, news Talk to focus legislation "which grants an Richmond, said he was PLUS N.C I in announcing the sources will tend to dry up. unqualified privilege from pleased with the court's plans yesterday, referred to Dr Spragens was named a fellow by a unanimous vote of subpoena will achieve the action. He said it was impor- the institute's executive committee He also was invited to the legislation as "a means "WHATEVER short-term on life styles fundamental purpose of tant to the future of public- of protecting the people's benefits may flow from present a paper at the institute's general meeting in assuring a free flow of infor- education to have the Cologne. Germany in July right to be informed government's reliance upon Christian Science lecturer mation to the public." merger question settled newsmen for evidence in Charles W Ferris. C.S.B.. l.'e holds a masters degree from the University of Get Ready For Draft legislation it has Kentucky and a doctorate from Michigan Stale University. ERVIN IS chairman of the governmental proceedings, will discuss the basis of a submitted would cover both Anthony Mehfoud. chair- Senate Judiciary subcom- the long-term threat to the productive life in a lecture federal and state pro- man of the Henrico board of The Computer Age mittee on constitutional public's right to be informed Monday, Jan. 22. ceedings supervisors, was dis- If you are an rights In the House. 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By Keny White BaU State, now 6-8. didn't waste any time seconds remaining, Bullington scored on a Assistant Sporti Editor giving BG a hard time as it played scrappily and driving layup and was fouled by Howard. Ke I aggressively throughout the first half. converted the free throw, making the score 78- MUNCIE. Ind -In what had to be the wil- Led by Larry Bullington's 14 points in the first 74. Bowling Green. dest game of the year (or the Bowling Green half, the Cardinals gave BG a seesaw battle. cagers, the foul line proved to be the margin of WITH EIGHT seconds remaining, the Car- Desperation shot victory at BG eked out a 76-74 win over Ball THE CARDINALS out-rebounded the Falcons dinals took the ball out at their end of the court, State last night before 3,515 fans. in the first half, 20-to-lt. and hit 17 of 34 shots giving it to Bullington for the final shot. Brian Scanlan, who has been having his pro- for 50 per cent as they fought back from an After trying to get himself free, he launched a blems staying in the first 10 ball games because eight-point deficit and took a slim 39-37 lead at 20-foot desperation shot that missed, giving BG of foul trouble, sank an important one-and-one intermission. the win fails; BG nips situation with 7:44 to go in the second half, After Ball State went up 42-39 at the start of "It wasn't pretty, but it was a victory." coach giving the Falcons a 60-58 lead they never relin- the second half, the game started changing Pat Haley said. "We hung in there when we quished. hands. needed to. SCANLAN, WHO only totaled four points in The Falcons added three buckets by Skip Montgomery followed Scanlan s 21 points for the first half, had a height advantage over the Howard and Jeff Montgomery, after Scanlan got BG. with 17 Howard and Cornelius Cash added Ball State, 76-74 smaller Cardinal quintet and pumped in 17 BG the lead for good, building the Falcons' lead 15 and 13 points respectively. Jeff Lessig tossed second-half points, which proved to be the key to up to eight points. in five points in a relief role, with Jack Wissman BG's victory. Once again. Ball State's Bullington started to scoring three and Le Henson two. The win was the third straight for the Fal- work on BG as he began hitting short jumpers, Bullington took game scoring honors with 32 cons, who upped their season record to 6-5 cutting the BG lead considerably. With 22 points
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By Kenny White Coach Pat Daley had noted that told him to stop and pull up and shoot record at 5-5 12-1 MAC 1 to put the club Assiitanl Sports Editor Montgomery's main problem came his jump shot because he is an excep- at the 500 level for the first time in two from Irving to challenge bigger tional shooter " years. It was also the first win over Its not what you do. it's how you do opponents inside Western in two years it. It got to the point where the opposi- THE ADVICE PAID off handsomely Cornelius Cash again played his Alter guard Jefl Montgomery* tion would wait for Montgomery's as Montgomery canned 12 of 19 regularly strong game, pumping in 22 performance Saturday night he may move, then block his shot away attempts for a game-high 25 points in points and hauling down a game-high 16 have wished he had the secret to All this week we worked on Jeff to BG's second Mid-American Con- rebounds. Brian Scanlan and Skip playing so well a few weeks (go stop him from driving.'' Daley said. "I ference victory. Doward added 10 and 12 points to the It was truly the Montgomery I'our The Western Broncos, who saw their BG effort Jack Wissman had four Saturday as he entertained 4.273 MAC losing streak reach four games, could patrons with the art of the jump shot in not even come close to stopping Mont- LE HENSON and Ron Weber came BG's 87-60 win over Western Michigan Overall MAC gomery. Dis 15-point first half perfor- off the bench to add five and seven at Anderson Arena W-L W-L mance helped BG take a 40-23 bulge at points respectively for BG. Daley Montgomery who has had his share Miami 9-3 3-0 intermission. benched his regulars with seven min- ol problems in his first varsity season, Kent 5 7 2-0 "That was the real Monk out there,'' utes to play in the game and a 77-43 BG has been the target ol abuse anytime BOWLING GREEN. .8-5 2-1 Montgomery said in the Falcon locker edge. the HG olfense has not functioned Ohio 8-5 1-2 room afterwards. "The coach told me Haley said Montgomery turned in Toledo 8-5 1-2 to pull up and shoot my jumper tonight possibly his best game of the season, THE 8-FOOT Dayton native has had Central 6-7 2-3 I tried it and it was there." but added that the6'10" Doward should a lot of pressure on him since the start Western 4-8 0-3 be given credit, too. Doward blocked of preseason training I'e was the man Last Weekend AIDED BY THE strong backcourt four shots and intimidated the Broncos who was to be responsible for running performance, the Falcons committed all evening the BG attack-even though he is just a BOWLING GREEN 87. Western 60 their fewest number of turnovers this Frank Ayers led Western with 10 llaiieaooieboCaHWei sophomore Miami 80. Ohio 79. OT season mine). points. Bob Sentz and Paul Griffin each Ron Wobof drives for two of his seven points in a Throughout the first nine games. Kent 83. Toledo 75 "It's hard to make turnovers when had eight relief role Saturday. Bowling Green broke out to an Montgomery was producing points in Marshall 99. Central 91 you're shooting." Montgomery added The Broncos dropped to 0-3 in the early load and coasted past Western Michigan. bushels 118 2 average I. but was also 1.11M Night The 27 point verdict evened BG's MAC making key turnovers which cost BG some games BOWLING GREEN 76. Ball State 74 leers dropped, 9-1, 4-3 St. Lou deals double dip
News Special game from being sent into overtime. ON SATURDAY St Louis cashed in CCHA on four of five power play opportunities V»We in ST. I.nris .si Louis University Both teams traded goals in the first enroute to handing BG a 9-1 setback Overall CCHA battered the Rowling Green hockey period. Rick Kennedy got a short- W-L-T W-L Pts. team deeper into the Central Collegiate handed goal ■the ninth this season The Falcons took a 1-0 lead on a ^"T^ ^~t\ tt Hockey Association basement last against BG-at 3:55 of the first period Steve Ball score from Dobek and t£L==S!izSidf weekend, beating the Falcons 9-1 Kennedy then added the second at 8 57 Bartley at 15 35 of the first period A BOWLING CRN. S,15JJ M I Saturday and 4-3 Sunday. Francis goal tied it a little over, mm- „„,„ „ The Billikens solidified their hold on BOWLING GREEN countered with a ute later then St. Louis added four x..indudes (our 4 lnt second place in the CCHA by moving pair of Rich Nagai goals-the latter a more goals in the second and four in their record to 5-1 (16-7 overall), while power play shot-to tie the score John the third Ust Weekend the Falcons dropped to 0-6 (5-15 Stewart and Kevin MacDonald fed St. 1."in- 9 4 BOWLING GREEN 14 overall) Nagai at 14:14 of the period for the first Lake Superior 8-5. Ohio State 7-1. 1st BG rebounded from one of its worst goal, then Stewart and Bob Watson Ohio University is next for Bowling gameOT defeats Saturday to almost tie St Louis assisted at 17 58 Green, which has now lost nine of its Ohio U 12-5. Kent State 5-4. 2nd game late in the Sunday game last 10 games OT The Bills broke the tie at I 14 of the DOWN 4-3, Bowling Green got a second period when John Nestic got an power play with exactly two minutes to easy breakaway goal after a misguided Grapplers are 7th go in the game. With about 30 seconds BG pass bounced off the boards and to go, BG pulled goaltender Terry toward Miskolczi Miskolczi to get a two-man advantage. N.w.pholo by Joseph W. Darwal In an ending very similar to BG's 5-4 New York Ranger coach Emile loss to Brown University Dec. 18. Mike Francis' son Rick got what turned out Steve Ball (left) and Bob Dobek each got into the straight AAU victim Bartley got control in the final seconds to be the winning score at the 12:23 scoring act in Bowling Green's 9-1 and 4-3 losses to and flipped the puck toward the upper mark. St. Louis last weekend. Ball got BG's only goal right comer of the net from about 15 By Jim Maagoae 5 38 in his match. It was his second Saturday on an assist from Dobek, who added a feet straight out BG got its last tally 2 34 later when loss of the season iagainst no wins), score of his own Sunday. Bills goalie Ralph Kloiber just got Bob Dobek picked up a rebound of a OXFORD-The undefeated Miami both of which were by pins. his glove on the drive that kept the Bartley shot to make it 4-3. Redskins made it seven in a row Satur- "I'm real pleased with the way we day, beating the Falcon wrestling scrapped today." Miami coach Ron squad. 22-12. Corradini said. "You can't just stand It was the second straight conference around with a team like Bowling loss for the young Falcon team, which Green " Swimmers split with Kenyon, OU faces still another tough Mid-American Conference foe this Saturday at Toledo. Anthem ignored, Coach Bruce Bellard cited inex- By Ed Hobsoe, Stall Writer were Rinaldi in the 200-yard butterfly. BG JUMPED OUT to an early lead diving event. The final score was 57-56 perience in the lower weights as a fac- Wright in the 200-yard breaststroke. when the medley relay team edged OU tor in the final outcome EMU runners Recording some of its best times of Tom Wolff in the 200-yard individual by one-tenth of a second. "We expected to do better in the the season, the Bowling Green's swim medley and Wayne Chester in the breaststroke. but you can't blame it all "1 THOUGHT WE would each take team defeated Kenyon Friday and was diving event The 1.000-yard freestyle was won by on the breaststrokers because an five weight classes." Bellard said But edged by Ohio University Saturday "We simply swam well and were Ryland. and Klebowski took the 50- improvement anywhere would have the Falcons came out on the short end disqualified The Falcons, who now stand 1-3 for more than Kenyon could handle." yard free. After five events. BG held a given us the match." Stubbs said. of a 6-4 split News Special the season, improved in almost every Stubbs said commanding 21-14 lead. Other wins against OU were by In the first four bouts. Miami rolled event On Saturday the Falcons and Ryland in the 500-yard freestyle and by up 15 points before BG could manage a UNIONDALE. NY -Four members Bobcats competed in a see-saw battle However, the Bobcats gradually the freestyle relay team of Wolff. win of the Eastern Michigan track team "I SAW A BIG improvement.'' said that wasn't decided until the second to caught up and put a lock on the meet Deeren. Klebowski and Steve Bright spots for the Falcons came were ousted Saturday night at the coach Tom Stubbs 'We had a lot of the last event with a one-three finish in the final II iv it haunt when Dennis O Neil (ISO) remained Knights of Columbus indoor track and excellent swims " undefeated in dual meets with a 14-6 field meet for refusing to stand during While BG beat Kenyon. 66-47. Stubbs victory. After last Saturday, he is the the National Anthem. said the team could have scored 80 only undefeated grappler on the team. The members included three blacks- We swam exhibition in the tm.il Three other wrestlers won: Steve Eugene Thomas. Stanley Vinson and relay." he said Cartwright's 45 leads Bill's Taylor (158) by 10-2; Mike Melting Willie Sims-and one white. Michael Joe Klebowski won both ol the 11671 by 11-3; and Dave Wolfe 1190) by Shepherd Ireeslyle sprint events with limes of 9-3 At least two of the team members 23 0 in the 50-yard race and 51 1 in the Led by Mark Cartwright's 45 points. were Bill Zerbe with 12 points and were Dave Altman ill). Ron Grayson But it was not enough. Miami's Jack were reportedly lying in the infield 100-yard event Bill's Men's Wear of Fostona c 15-11 former Falcon guard Al Russ with 110) and Kip Young tti. Goss 1177) beat BG s Dave Neisset. 11- during the anthem. Falcon distance king Dave Ryland dealt the Bowling Green JV basketball eight The Bowling Green JVs out- 0. and put the match out of reach. After the Games Committee voted out-swam competition in the 1000-yard team I Ml an 87-80 loss Saturday at rebounded Bill's. 82-57. but could hit on unanimously to disqualify the EMU freestyle with a time of 2 07 9 Anderson Arena ANDRE RICHARDSON paced the only 35 per cent of the shots from the BOWLING GREEN'S Kevin Dick members Thomas. Sims and Vinson Cartwnght. the seven-foot transfer Falcon attack with 22 points and 17 field compared to 43 per cent for the (118) suffered his first conference loss, jogged around the track and into the THE BIGGEST Falcon improvement from Maryland University ineligible rebounds. Kevin Brake pumped in 15 winners? while Tom Barr (126) and Les Arko infield with clenched fists and has been in the relay events where the for BG varsity action this season, hit 21 points and hauled down 15 rebounds, Bills held a 49-38 half lime advantage 1142) both lost in their first outings of Shepherd trotted in the middle of the team of Bill Bradbum. Roy Wright. of 32 shots from the field and 3-for-4 while teammate John Arnold added 15 and coasted home for the victory. the season infield prior to the mile relay. Jeff Deeren and Ron Rinaldi won the from the free throw line He also had 16 points and 14 rebounds for the junior The Falcon JVs' next contest is Heavyweight Tom Hall drooped a 3-2 Bowling Green's Dave Wottle 400-yard medley relay in 3:50.2. rebounds Falcons. tomorrow at 5:30 p. m when they meel decision to Jim Feucht while BG's finished fifth and last in the 1.000-yard Also winning for BG against Kenyon The other two top scorers for Bill's Other scorers for the Falcon JVs Findlay at Anderson Arena freshman Tom Hall 1134) was pinned at run in a time of 2:12.7.