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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. Mi The BTi Slews Vol. 61, No.140 Bowling "Green State ITniversiiy Thursday, November 9, 1978 Teachers strike Bowling Green school system By Tom Smith School officials reported that nearly Education Association (BGEA) notified He said some systems agree to in- board's budget until a teacher wants to Staff Reporter 77 percent of the 3,600 students went to the Board of Education at about 1:30 Cummings told the 400 teachers, crease salaries until all back pay is collect. parents and students assembled at school. Although Superintendent Dr. a.m. yesterday that the teachers would received. Then salaries are decreased. Only eight of about 200 teachers in the Richard P. Cummings said some high not work until their group's contract Tuesday night's meeting that the new "This may not violate the letter of the "I AM FRIGHTENED. The two sides Bowling Green school system were in school students may have left early demands are met salary scale with a base starting wage law but it certainly violates the spirit of seem pretty inflexible." Cummings the classroom yesterday in the first day because few courses were being taught. at $9,500 would cost about $200,000. The the law," he added. observed. He added that both sides may of the teacher's strike. Members of the Bowling Green BOTH CUMMINGS and BGEA new settlement including a decrease in The school's representative of the soften but nothing new has happened to President Micheal Campbell agreed state funding because of an enrollment state auuitor warned the board to reject change the minds of either since the that the main issue dividing the groups decline would result in budget cuts. a retroactive payment proposal strike began. is retroactivity of granted salary in- Cummings said some school districts creases. Campbell said his group is prepared THE CUTS "won't be small and won't paying employees retroactively are for lengthy strike. The teachers ask that the salary go unnoticed Everything is being being investigated by the auditor's The schools are being manned by increase begin July I. 1978 while the looked into in which there isn't a office. administrative personnel, volunteers board would grant the increase ef- commitment The school system will be Campbell noted that this practice is and a few substitutes. Cummings noted fective Nov. 1. The amount of increased starting an austerity program quite used across the state. that the non-classified employees were salary and retirement benefits in soon, definitely by January." Cum- working yesterday and honoring their question amount to about $50,000. mings said THE SECOND issue dividing the two contract, adopted in August. Campbell said. parties is whether to grant severance The negotiations between the two Cummings reported in Tuesday's pay to a teacher who leaves the system He said the system had to be meeting that an impasse panel, com- parties for the one-year contract, which but does not retire for 30 years, the equitable in dealing with the employees was to start in July, began last March. posed of a BGEA representative, a maximum eligibility time period. and opposed to the retroactive clause board representative and a neutral And impasse was declared July M and Campbell said the teachers should be also. The 100 non-classified employees on Sept. 28 a three-man panel listened party, recommends the retroactivity be able to collect severance pay after desired their settlement to be granted. Cummings said he was op- to the two parties before preparing the teaching for five to 10 years in the retroactive and the board refused, he panel report. posed to it. system if he leaves It. explained. CUMMINGS EXPLAINED "that we The board adopted all but the con- are reluctant to pay because it is Cummings countered that the method "I WOULD HAVE all kinds of labor troversial phases of the report at illegal. Other systems pay this by would be too unmanageable citing the problems if this was granted," he Tuesday's meeting while the BGEA manipulating things." need to carry the severance pay in the added. adopted the entire report Oct 28

Nowi Photo By Davo Ryan A STUDENT views striking fourth grade teacher Mrs. Barbara M. Belleville at Conneaut Elementary School. Nearly all of the 200 teachers in the Bowling Green school system went out on strike yesterday morning. [Trustees meet today

The University Board of Trustees will meet at 11 a.m. today in the Assembly Room of McFall Center with an agenda limited to discussion of the collective bargaining issue. "It's to find out what we're thinking and what direction the board is going to take," board President John F. Lipaj explained. The meeting originally was scheduled for Nov. 16, but Lipaj said Niv» Photo By Fronk Srolthoupt he changed the date to allow more board members to attend. THREE TEACHERS man the picket lines at Ridge Street School. Education at 1:3i a.m. yesterday that the district's teachers would The Bowling Green Education Association notified the Board of not work until contract demands are met. Spiegel interested in civil rights Policy violations

Editors note: This is part of a series use it for the good of the community." represented by the best skills." the Board's Facilities Committee and of articles profiling the nine members Spiegel said his lifestyle reflects his member of several ad hoc committees. Dickinsons concern SPIEGEL'S LEGAL training at of the University Board of Trustees. motto: "If you can leave the world just He said his legal background has Harvard University has been in con- By Paula Winslow helped him be a more effective board stant use during his 30 years of practice Editor's note: This is the last of a asking why they were not told about the Staff Reporter member. with the law firm of Cohen, Todd, Kite series about the effects of University disciplinary action, Dickinson said and Spiegel. Besides his work in federal policy violations. Dickinson hears the arguments To S. Arthur Spiegel, University "BEING A LAWYER is very courts and civil rights cases, Spiegel presented through Standards and Board of Trustees member, op- valuable as an asset because the also has been involved with the ByDeniseSakal Procedures The difference between portunities are meant to be shared. training ties into the responsibilities University of Cincinnati as a special court and Standards and Procedures is That is why, he said, he maintains his one has with being a trustee," he said. legal counsel, the Union for Ex- Standards and Procedures is an that in one instance, the case is heard interests in civil rights issues through "The analytical approach is very perimentation in Colleges and alternative route for a student caught by a panel of five justices and in the his Cincinnati law practice and his helpful in approaching problems.•' violating the Student Code, if he does active roles in many other human Universities, the National.Conference latter, the judgment is made by an of Christians and Jews, Housing Op- not want the case heard by Student individual, Dickinson said relations committees and One of Spiegel's after-hours interests Court organizations. portunities Made Equal (HOMEI and was chairman of the Cincinnati Human makes it easier for him to approach the Any complaint filed about the Student PUNISHMENT DEPENDS on the "I guess I like people and I hate to see Relations Commission. University in another way. The at- Code is referred to Derek D Dickinson, crime's severity. A student can be people mistreated," Spiegel. 58, ex- "The kind of civil work I've been torney often flies his 1949 Piper Clipper director of Standards and Procedures dismissed from the University for four plained. "When you're lucky enough to doing is with people who are treated plane from his home town to the Wood The student is informed of the charge quarters for felonious acts which in get a good education you're obligated to badly," he said. "They're entitled to be County Airport to attend University and due process rights are reviewed, elude "anything that jeopardizes Board meetings and visit the campus Dickinson said. people's lives, " he said The flight takes only about one and a On the other end of the penalty scale half hours, he said, only half the time The student then chooses which body is strict probation. During this period, if required to make the trek by will hear his case. If the case goes a person is caught violating any part of automobile. through Student Court, Dickinson waits the code, he will be suspended, he Inside the News S. Arthur Spiegel Spiegel's other hobbies include for the penalty recommendation. added outdoor activities, especially playing He noted that consistency is im- a little bit better for having been on it, tennis with University President Hollis DICKINSON SAID he has veto power, portant when interpreting the code. SPORTS: Assistant Sports Editor Bill Paul says baseball's free then that's just as much as anyone can A. Moore Jr., jogging and camping but does not use it. He might use this agent system is beginning to self-destruct. Sports is on Page s. expect." with his wife, Louise. power if there was a mock trial or a "The most important thing to do is tol EDITORIALS: Editorial Editor Keith Jameson tells about his The board member also shares his When the Spiegels' four sons still procedural violation during the Student be fair. I try to be as human as I can election day experiences Tuesday in Dayton. See Page 2. education and experience with law were living with them in Cincinnati, the Court hearing. He then would review but I have to see the rights of the students at the University of Cincinnati family toured most of the Eastern the tapes of the trial, he said. student and the criminal." Dickinson Law School (U of C), where he has states in an old school bus they con- explained. taught a semester of law each year verted to a camper. More recently, Through the Standards and There have been 31 cases brought! since 1970. "It's the best of both Spiegel and his wife have journeyed Procedures channel, a student must Hlgh53F(12C) before either the court or Dickinson this worlds," he explained. with a new recreation vehicle, that sign a waiver, stating whether the quarter, an increase from last fall. 20 percent chance of rain In addition to his interests at the U of Spiegel called "a condominium on University can inform the student's He added that most violations occur Weather LowKF(fC) C, Spiegel also has played an active role wheels," throughout Canada and parents. This protects the University from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Thursday in University business as chairman of Michigan. from being responsible to parents through Saturday. speaking out on the street stalking the wild american voter

I had ■ rare privilege to spend (age, sex, profession, etc.) as if he were from their mother falling down in a difficult to correct a mistake (two very difference between them and the people Election Day '78 helping the Dayton a stand up comic. For age he said he nursing home (yet she took time out to pressing issues, to say the least). I know. Journal-Herald conduct a public was 48 "and holding." At least he kept vote) to going on a vacation. Although All too often I ask my friends after opinion poll to find out what was up- Keith his sense of humor during the entire these may be bonafide claims, they did These little anecdotes from my stay they are done razzing me about my permost in many Dayton area voters' election process. little for my search for the typical voter in Dayton may not mean much political stands and personal en- minds as they cast their ballots. Some people were not so friendly and (a person I always pictured wearing a separately, but when I look at them dorsements if they have voted. Almost The plan was fairly simple: Stalk the Jameson open. One man simply said, "I cast my CPO jacket, smoking a nickle cigar and collectively, I make two discoveries. every time the answer is a resounding American voter at randomly selected opinion in there (the precinct I and I wearing an American flag on his lapel) One, that you cannot stalk the "No!" I do not live and breath politics polls and have them fill out a three page don't want anything to do with that stuff average American voter. There is no as some people do, but I am aware of questionnaire. Although the plan was (the opinion poll)." The man may be PART OF THE FUN WAS tabulating average voter. Voters come in all my responsibilities to voice my opinion simple and worked fairly well, there and forced me to cross Dayton's Salem right to some degree, but when you some of the results of the survey. As I shapes, male and female, black and through a ballot box. were some personal observations that Ave. (a street with the traffic of 1-75) have been standing outside in 40 degree remember it, one candidate for a white, young and old, poor and wealthy, should not go unnoticed and. when six times. Thanks, ladies. weather for one and one-half hours with Montgomery County office had, after educated and quasi-illiterate and sharp This column is obviously too late to grouped together, make a somewhat only a spring coat on, someone's six precincts had been tabulated (90 minded and dim witted. That is what is get anyone to vote, but there is a lesson profound statement. So here we go. THERE WAS THE 43-year-old fac- principles are not well received. questionnaires), a whopping two votes good about our system. Despite what here: If uneducated factory workers The first persons that are en- tory worker who said that "taxis" and cast in favor of him. That is a little bit critics have to say, the election process and elderly people could get out and countered are the precinct workers. "teatures" were the main issues on his SOME OF THE MORE IN- more than two percent. does show the wants and desires of the vote, why couldn't many college Everyone should know who the precinct mind when he voted for governor. It TERESTING incidents dealt with cross section of America. students do the same thing. workers are: Middle-aged housewives was not until later that I figured out people who made excuses for not Most of the comments that were I am ashamed to say that a man who who, but for a passing moment, have that he meant taxes and teachers. wanting to fill out the poll. One man written on the backs of the question- BUT MORE IMPORTANT is my spells taxes and teachers "taxis and civil power and are willing to exercise it One elderly man proceeded to tell me said, "I'm running behind schedule and naires, at least those that I read, were second observation-people want to get teatures" is probably more astute and at every possible opportunity. They are about an election experience he had- in I still have to stop by the bank." It was not directed toward the election, but involved, at least in Montgomery proud of his rights than many of this the ones who would not let me make a 1930 when Herbert Hoover and Franklin a perfectly good excuse, even though it rather to the fact that one company County People take an active interest University's students. phone call from a public phone at the Roosevelt fought it out for President. was 6:30 p.m. and the banks had been owned two newspapers in Dayton (a in state and county affairs. They are not polling site because I did not have Another man filled out the closed for over an hour. problem not found in the Toledo area) political zealots, but they get up and try Keith Jameson is editorial editor of proper Board of Election identification demographic section of the survey Several ladies used excuses ranging and that the new voting booths made it to make a difference That is the key the News. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth../ be reasonable Late Tuesday night, Bowling Green teachers voted to strike. This decision followed an early evening meeting to consider some proposals that the Board of Education had sent up to the teachers. The board voted to accept an impasse panel report and also to increase the base salary to t9,5O0. A retroactivity clause that was included in the panel's report was not accepted. The teachers, however, want the retroactive clause in the proposal. They also wanted a pay raise as of July I, 1978, but this would mean paying the teachers twice. State law prohibits retroactivity for public employees and this makes the demands of the local teachers contrary to state law. City schools still are open. However, it makes no sense for students to get up in the morning and go to an empty school. The teachers seem to forget that their job is to educate the students and not make them stay longer in the summer, forfeit a vacation or lose state funds by forcing a school closing. The News believes the teachers of Bowling Green should go back to the classrooms. Politics has no place in the schools. The News can see teachers making reasonable demands. They have to live, too. But they should realize their present demands are almost impossible to achieve and should try to negotiate a more realistic contract. - - - - - new letter policy Due to recent problems verifying letters to the editor, the News is starting a new policy to ensure correct accreditation of letters sent into the News. Beginning Monday, all letters should be delivered to the News office. 106 University Hall, by the writer so that positive identification may be made by either the office secretary or by the editorial editor. Letters should be typed and triple spaced and no more than forty lines. All Letters are subject to editing or condensation and must carry the writer's name, address and phone number. Letters without proper identification or means of verification will not be printed. 'WWA MM^QU&WAfllKlG U HUWHKEY \Mm? 1 AM HUIAWREY HAWKINS!'

we went ahead with our plans and now reasonable in the way he executes his that they are not the rule on campus. the Ice Arena has been infested with duties. There are plenty of guys who would "Bleacher Creatures" look forward thank yous execution rather be friends with you than bed- We never imagined that we would be Mark Spearman mates, myself included. Of course, I'm accepted as well and as soon as we BillWanUand not denying that the aforementioned to friday have. Although it may seem ridiculous, Rex Sims don't exist (hey do. Cest la vie! we honestly would like to make the of duties are flowing Dennis Null It seems to me though, that if you Look forward to Friday for "Bleacher Creatures" a Falcon hockey Gary D. Snyder were looking for a friend among the another sample of "Turkeys and tradition. I would like to comment on the in- Dan Wenzinger An open letter to President Hollis male sex here, you would open your Triumphs" on the Editorial Page. To President Moore, we express our credible fascination our new hall Tony Christina Moore. Radio Station WKIQ-FM. the eyes and look around a little longer sincere appreciation and gratitude for director seems to have with his job Marty Vugrinac Falcon hockey team, and all Falcon instead of immediately stereotyping us You may submit your candidate the use of the reserved seats at the New Those of us who are residents of Har George Richardson all and making your social life fanatics, Hampshire game Saturday night. We for turkey and triumph by jotting shman-Anderson are beginning to feel KenStierwalt miserable. your suggestion on a piece of paper admit that this gesture took us com- like we in living in a halfway house for BobWunder A few short weeks ago, seven people and dropping it off at the News of- pletely by surprise, and we really en- delinquent youths. We knew we were in GregDiehl Chris Kern pooled their thoughts and their ec- joyed ourselves. Thanks a million! fice. 106 University Hall. for a fun year after experiencing some 4th Floor Lows, Anderson 316Rodgers centricities in an effort to advance the To WKIQ-FM, we send along a big of Mr. Vautier's 45-minute fire drills in cause of Falcon Hockey Mania. The "THANKS" because your support so the middle of the night. idea that was spawned was met by far has been tremendous. Only one choruses of "I dare you's" and "What a problem, though-next time, either 'male savages' The S*G Hews bunch of idiots." Ignoring the chiding, enlarge the slot for the Saturday Night Last weekend, a p.a. speaker, light ■ ' Shoot-out or give the Doctor a tennis fixture, and fire extinguisher on the Pag,*, EDITORIAL STAFF Thunday, November 1,1W racket. fourth floor were vandalized. Ac- not the rule To the Falcon icers, never say die. cording to the hall director, ap- editor jamle a. plerman let's hear managing editor roger k. ;owe The season is still young, and the proximately $90 damage was incurred. In response to a Ms. Callahan's letter news editor Cheryl a. ge>chkt potential and quality is there. We are As a result of this, all of us are being in the Nov. 1 News, I would like to reply editorial editor Keith h. lamnon from you behind you until the end, which we hope penalized. We are denied lock-out keys, that I found it ironic that her article sports editor Steven w. sedler is a big Number One in Detroit next vacuum cleaners, and use of many of copy editor janet k. ropers The News welcomes reader should be located just a couple of photo editor .davld s. ryan spring. the hall facilities simply because we columns away from a similar entertainment editor [ marc huWnln" response to editorial comment as well And to the Falcon fans, lets keep are residents of the fourth floor. Mr. wire editor Iohn lammers as opinions on topics of student in- protestation on stereotyping. Ms. behind our team until the horn sounds Vautier fails to consider the possibility Callahtn apparently laments the terest, in the form of letters to the and beyond. A winning tradition has that a non-resident may have been at BUSINESS STAFF editor and guest columns. "fact" that the male gender at BGSU is been established and now we must help least partially responsible for the totally "uncivilized" and incapable of All correspondence should be Business manager IUMt MrM nurture it. We're counting on you. damage. In fact, many, of us on fourth treating the opposite sex with respect. advertising sales manager colleen dune (typewritten and triple-spaced Only Once again, to all of the above, thank - lows, where the damage occurred, were She also refers to us as trampling those letters and columns signed anc you's flow. And remember - GO B.G.! gone for the weekend. Evidently. listing the author's address and phone savages who have a habit of looking at The BO News Is published daisy Tuesday th.ough Friday during the regular school Mr Vautier believes that by denying us year and weekly during summer lass ions by students ot Bowling Or. en state University number for verification will be ac- her only as "device for satisfaction of The Doctor vacuum cleaners and lock-out keys we sexual desires." under the authority ef the University Publication> Committee. cepted. Ruds will bicker among ourselves until we Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinion « The BO Ms. Callahan, in almost 19 years of News Editorial Board. Letters to the editor may not exceed Saul break down and expose the guilty [300 words (30 typed lines). Columns living, I have never seen a man who fit The BO News and Bowling Oreen State University are equal opportunity employer! DM parties, similar to how the P.O.W.'s and do not discriminate In hiring practices. are not to be more than 60 typed lines. the bill "uncivilized savage." True, Nippy fingered suspected informant William some men are less well-versed in et- The News will not accept advertising that Is deemed discriminatory, degrading er The News reserves the right tc insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. Marge Holden in the Movie "Stalag 17." Great bquette than others, but since when reject letters or portions of letters that All rights to material published I n The BO News are reserved. PJ strategy, John have manners been a total measure of are deemed in bad taste or malicious. 4th Floor Lows, Bromfield Correspondence may be sent to: personal worth? I have yet to see a Editorial and Business Offices Mr. Vautier seems to take his job It* University Nail Editorial Editor, The BG News, 106 female actually trampled on by a male. PS Freddie and Section A, you're the seriously, which is nice to see. It merely As for your seemingly oversexed Bowling Oreen State University .University HaJl . greatest! Bawling Oreen, Ohh) 414*1 seems that he could be slightly more masculine contacts, please be informed e(4i*)i7i-ien Thuiday, November 9,1*78 The BG Newi Page 3 OFF CAMPUS D World students build D □ D STUDENTS understanding for all □ Leysner said that some and cannot afford travel D By Krittl Kehrea SUff Reporter foreign students have costs to their homeland □ Hove you checked trouble adjusting to the "The host families in BG □ your mailboxes lately?, Building an intercultural American education system are trying to help," Leysner □ program with understanding and keeping pace with said. "But they just can't 5 among students is the tuition and the language. coverall of them." D i You may be a lucky winner Buy a LARGE 2 ITEM PIZZA purpose of the World Student The WSA board, composed Leysner also said the WSA ($5.10 VALUE) of 12 members, assists the will work closer with other 3 and you gel Association (WSA), ac- of a Free Album at cording to Chairman Vincent chairman, works with the University organizations to s 3 FREE PEPSI'S A. Leysner. constitution and offers acquaint students with the a 12 OUNCE CANS "When people hear WSA suggestions and advice to WSA. a SCHOOLKIDS' RECORDSj) they think of foreign any student who needs it. One WSA program will be students and the in- Most members have been in held Nov. 16. It is Dia de Las D Buy a MEDIUM 2 ITEM PIZZA America two years, Leysner Americas (Day of the ($4.00 VALUE) ternational program," he a and you get said. "But it is for anyone." said. Americas), he said. 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Page I The BG Newi Thursday, November 1,1171 sports Bench leads Reds NAGOYA, Japan AP • Johnny Bench contributed a pair of two-run home runs and Dan Driessen and Mike Lum Greyhound H*. Free agents no deal each belted solo homers to help the Cincinnati Reds gain an 8-3 exhibition baseball victory Tuesday over a com- The cure for bined Yomiuri Giants Chunichi Dragons team. Baseball fans rejoice! America's national pastime may Part of the reason has to be attributed to an injury factor, The National League team pounded four pitchers for 13 college blahs. have finally fled from the depths of confusion to once again but it is also quite apparent that the well-publicized million hits as they romped to their fifth victory against two become a sport that can even survive Howard Cosell. dollar contracts have placed free agents under intense losses and one tie in the 17-game US -Japan exhibition It may have taken three years, but it appears the free- pressure, which in some cases has contributed to a mark series. agency system, despised by owners and distracting to fans, drop in production The Japanese took a 2-0 lead in the third inning, but the may have begun to slowly self destruct Reds came back in the sixth, helped by homers by The reasons are numerous and interrelated. It is quite Driessen and Bench, to go ahead 3-2. clear, however, that the days of building a championship Bill Paul After the Japanese team tied the score in the bottom of solely through the free-agent draft have ended. In increasing the sixth, Cincinnati went ahead to stay with a five-run numbers major league league owners and officials have And when that has occurred both the player and the GM rally in the eighth which included Bench's sixth homer of voclized their plans to demonstrate half-hearted interest in have discovered themselves unable to compete with Richard the tour. baseball's talent bonanza. Nixon in a popularity contest. The Japanese collected eight hits off four Cincinnati This in itself encourages players and owners to be more pitchers. One of those defectors from the annual talent chase are the flexible during contract talks. And while fans are usually California Angels, who in the first few years of the draft dead set against a free agent, let their team lose a quality recklesly signed agents with contracts offering everything talent and the uproar is enough to set records on the decibel but Disneyland. Those days, however, are gone! scale. The way to build championship caliber teams is through That is why it appears quite probable that superb athletes Ryan paces BG intelligent trading and investment in the farm system. such as Jim Rice, Dave Parker and Rod Carew will remain By Dan Firestone Owners are discovering this method is easier on both the with their present teams or be traded to a club that is willing Assistant Sports Editor nerves and the pocketbook. to yield to their demands. Athletes look for security in a contract. If they can attain it Mid-American Conference (MAC) individual champion "WE WON'T SIGN any free agent unless it is someone who without entering the free-agent draft they will do so. Kevin Ryan will lead Bowling Green's men's cross country can pull us over the hump," Angel General Manager Buzzie Similarily, if owners can retain the talent they already have team's hopes for qualifying to the nationals when the Falcons Bavasi said in a recent issue of the Sporting News "We'll they will not be forced to enter the bidding war. The situation compete in the NCAA District 4 meet in Minneapolis Saturday. have to trade within our own ability and develop our own seems suitable for both parties. The owners keep their stars Bowling Green's chances for qualifying as a team look slim players." and the players receive the security they're looking for. with the powers from the Big Ten expected to dominate the top Despite signing players such as Don Baylor, Joe Rudi, This factor coupled with the fact that a large portion of positions that earn the trip to the NCAA national meet in Lyman Bostock, and Rick Miller, the Angels failed to win today's "name" players have already signed long-term Madison, Wis., Nov. 20. It's a feeling that slowly descends upon their division or enjoy a great financial profit. Now owner contracts, have combined to squeeze the talent source so you. The exams, the pop tests, the required Gene Autry has instructed his organization to tighten the severely that this year's free-agent list could include only a THE FALCONS, who won the District meet in 1972 and went reading, the hours at the library, the thesis— reins on those big bucks. few name players and a long parade of has beens, never have on to finish sixth in the nation, along with the rest of the MAC they won't go away. "We're not going to the bank to sign players," Bavasi said. been, and never will bes. have fallen victim to the improving cross country programs in "If we have the cash here, all right. But we're not going to Teams that are a player or two away from "winning it all" But you can. This weekend, take off, say the Big Ten in recent years. hello to your friends, see the sights, have a spend money like we have in the past. We're no! going to will display interest in top talent, but it has to be remem- "It won't be easy. I expect four Big Ten teams, Wisconsin, borrow and pay interest. We're going to start growing our bered that athletes that have surpassed the three decade Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana all to be up there. Possibly great time. You'll arrive with money in your own." mark such as Pete Rose, Tommy John, and Mike Marshall, Cleveland State and Notre Dame will qualify," Bowling Green pocket because your Greyhound trip doesn't Bavasi's comments are indicitive of the transformation in are not considered good business investments. Coach Mel Brodt said. take that much out of it. philosophy that has occurred in front offices across the THE BEST BARGAINS in the draft will be the marginal Cleveland State's Marc Hunter, the defending champion who If you're feeling tired, depressed and country. Clubs on the verge of attaining championships may players such as Lee Lacy or a Horace Speed, who have finished fourth in the nation last year, will have a battle exhausted, grab a Greyhound and split. It's a gamble on the big names, but teams in the lower echlon of the demonstrated some potential but have yet to blossom. defending his title against a powerful flock of Wisconsin league have raised the white flag. And what better example As for the big names, however, baseball's "Chinese fire harriers, including Steve Lacy, Jeff Randolph, Randy Jackson sure cure for the blahs. of mediocrity do we have than the Cleveland Indians, whose drill" days are over. Fans can once again begin to enjoy the and Jim Stintzi. All four finished ahead of Hunter at the luxury of seeing nine familiar faces head for the home dugout President Gabe Paul has made it no secret that the club has USTFF Championships last month. Greyhound Service at the end of an inning. had enough Hunter has won the championship this season at the Notre On*. Roood- TaaCan Unless of course they have developed an unexplainable Dame Invitational and the All-Ohio Championships. To w., THE REASON? Too many owners have stuck their neck fondness for such noteable names as Fred Kendall, Bill Columbus $10.20 $19.40 5:40 p.m. 9:05 p.m. out and found it resting on the guillotine. The Indians' Phil Plummer, Wilbur Wood, or Mike Lum, all who brashly "MAYBE BOB (Lunn) can get up there with Kevin, and Cleveland $11.30 $21.50 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Seghi signed Wayne Garland, the Padres gambled and lost on declared themselves free agents at the end of last season. possibly Steve Housley You never know. It's going to be real Elyria $9.35 $17.80 3:45 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Gene Tenace and Oscar Gamble and Bobby Grich and Bert But let's not get greedy. Players of that caliber will con- tough," Brodt said. Dayton $11.55 $21.95 5:05 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Athens Campaneris have proved major flops for the Angels and tinue to circulate, we'll just leave those names to the trivia Lunn was the lone Falcon to qualify last year, but had to $17.55 $33.35 7:20a.m. 1:30 p.m. experts. Ask your agent about additional departures and return trips Rangers, respectively. drop out of the race due to an injury. He was ninth in last ll'xtef tuONKllo change) week's MAC championships behind Ryan and Housley who Greyhound Agent Addrooo finished seventh. Mr. O.Z. Avry 235 S. Main St 353-5982 Performance against BG helps O'Connell win honor The top five individual runners not on the five qualifying COLUMBUS, OHIO (AP) - Mark O'Connell, Ball State's touchdowns and accounted for 199 total yards in leading the teams will qualify for the nationals. No. 2 quarterback, and Ohio University linebacker John Cardinals toa 39-14 romp at Bowling Green Saturday. Brodt said the Falcons will be using their top six runners Gamble are the unanimous Mid-American Conference football O'Connell, a 6-foot-3, 215-pound junior from Columbus from the MAC meet which includes Ryan, Housley, Lunn, Jeff G0GREYH0UHD players of the week. rushed for 34 yards and passed for another 165 yards to keep Martin, Alfonzo Faison and Pete Murtaugh. The seventh man O'Connell, filling in for the ailing Dave Wilson, scored two Ball State in first place in the Mid-American will be Dave Berardi. Holger Hille or Bill Maslink. & WMHE-FM d»x .* **L*»*V' s*

A UAO Production General Admission $7.00 Reserved $Q*$>** Tickets will go on sale Tuesday. November 14 9 A.M. at Union Ticket Office Ticket stubs for the Main Floor & Upper chair Reserved only will be handed out from 6:30-8:30 only, Monday, Nov. 13th at the Union Activities Office, 3rd floor of Union. General Admission & Lower Bleacher tickets will also be available at 9:00 A.M. at the Union Ticket Office, (no stub needed)