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The Students for Better Government contest or the entire election, the brief the outcome of the election." it read, i SBG i steering committee yesterday said The steering committee election and "SBG was never granted the submitted a written appeal to alone could be challenged only be a opportunity to present this issue to the University President Hollis A Moore steering committee candidate under appeals board." Jr asking him to declare the recent basic judicial rules of standing The Student Body Organization SBO appeals board never allowed this -THE THREE persons whose names steering committee election valid question to be presented, the brief were omitted from the improper charged. ballots have submitted notarized The election has been declared affadavits requesting that the election invalid by both the Student Arbitration -SBG. who had a fundamental be judged valid, the brief said Since Board iSABi and the Student Appeals interest in the cases, was not allowed they were the only persons damaged by Board because three candidates' to participate in either of the hearings, the error, their waivers should put the names inadvertently were omitted the statement said In the SAB hearing, issue to rest from 100 ballots their request to enter a friend-of-the- court brief was denied as were their -The brief said It would be "grossly The appeal submitted by Mike attempts to cooperate with the defense unfair for the eight people elected to be Florio. senior «A&S' and counsel lor counsel The appeals board decided denied their chance to serve because of SBG. urged Dr Moore to overrule the that SAB's decision was fair and a simple clerical error." and said that two boards decisions, citing five just' without hearing SBG s charges the "26 misprinted ballots could have points of appeal questioning that fairness, it read. had no effect at all on an election decided by over 150 votes." -THE INITIAL SAB decision to --In its decision, SAB refused to rhii it the "first trap" to spring fun .cling genuine Union it* cream corns. invalidate the steering committee consider the results of the balloting in Hi Del Hilyard, executive assistant From left or* Lisa D'Ageslino, sophomore (AsVS), and Debbie Sickles, election was improper The plaintiff in its decision-making process, the brief to Dr. Moore, said yesterday the Spring sign sophomore (Ed.), who snjoy a coM treat at the onset of warm weather. that case. Fred Hoffman, junior B A i charged. Examination of those facts president had not yet examined the (Nawsphoto by Carl Sold) and presidential candidate on the would have shown that the printing appeal and probably would not make a Student Services Ticket, had standing error which was the crux of the board's decision until sometime today to challenge only the presidential decision had no impact whatsoever on Attorney hits Chopin's testimony
WASHINGTON (API There was a Hf tan lhat In the September 1971- that was honorable or not is not the That he never discussed or knew repetitious "pattern of deceit" in June 1972 period when Segretti was question Segretti. whenever he did Segretti had distributed statements or Dwight I. Chapin's lestimony to the conducting his activities that Chapin things, did them without prior campaign literature; that when grand jury. I prosecutor said was busy planning the President's trips clearance with Chapin We think the Segretti came to him for advice after yesterday at the perjury trial ol the to China and Russia and that Chapin evidence will show Segretti never told the Watergate break-in threatened to man who once handled President himself made three journeys to China Chapin he ever personally distributed' close his activities, Chapin told him to Nixon's appointments and two to Ihe Soviet Union anything talk to the FBI. that he never "Mr. Chapin failed to tell ihe truth. "Mr Segretti was given a general expressed any interest or gave Mr Chapin told deliberate lies. roving commission to make trouble for THE CHARGES against the dark instructions to target on any particular assistant special Watergate prosecutor the Democrats." Stein said in his 22- haired, handsome Chapin are that he candidate, that he never knew how Richarl J Davis told the jury in his mlnute opening remarks Whether lied under oath when he swore: much Segretti was paid id opening statement The jVytor-oid Chapin, now a United Airlines marketing executive on leave. New scholarship fund proposed Is charged in lour counts ol making false statements to the Watergate grand jury investigating the political University President Hollis A acknowledge first-class performance approved a proposal which would raise on the part of its most able faculty. the accumulative point average dirty tricks of Donald H Segretti Moore Jr proposed establishment of a special achievement lund lor faculty He said the proposal would rely required to graduate magna cum laude SEGRETTI. the prosecution's and an increase of scholarships at largely upon peer judgement with from 3.7 to 3.75 administrative review as the basis for The Senate approved revisions in the opening witness, told how he was yesterday's Faculty Senate meeting Georges Pompidou with UN Secretary-General U Thanl selecting winners Dr Moore said if Senate charter involving the work of recruited for his work by Chapin and l)i Moore said he is recommending University committees, faculty status White House aide Gordon Strachan. lhat about $100,000 be allocated for the the proposal passes, awards would be given in the summer, after decisions concerning promotion, tenure and both friends from their days at the achievement fund Irom which $500 to have been made concerning salary so alterations of salary, membership in University of Southern California $2,000 would be given to selected Faculty Senate, and making the ad hoc French ruler dies "As I see the evidence now. we don't (acuity and stall for achievement, the rewards would not be lessened • I want this additional compensation University Council of Chairmen, which loresee proving anyone is liar." especially in areas of teaching, to be truly additional." Dr. Moore said acts as a communication vehicle in defense lawyer Jacob A. Stein said in research, program development and PARIS i AP i ■ President Georges Pompidou died yesterday, the president's He said scholarships should attract issues such as academic operations his address to the jury of seven men public service office announced high school students to the University and administration, a Charter and five women "We will prove people Dr. Moore said the lund "responds to The announcement said the 62-vear-old president died at 9 p.m. - 4 p.m. and reward "unusual ability" of organization have different recollections." the needs ol a first-class university to EDT students already here. Thus he is The Senate also passed a resolution A few hours earlier, the president's office announced that Pompidou was recommending the creation of 16 calling for the study of grading records canceling all appointments because of an unstated illness University Achievement Scholarships on the University, college, department The cause of death was not immediately disclosed and five $2.000Trustee Scholarships. and instructor levels. Pompidou became president of France on June 15. 1969. defeating Alain The number of Presidential Achieve- Poher. who had become acting president on the death of Charles de Gaulle. ment and Alumni Merit Awards will The proposal states that data from The palace announcement earlier yesterday of Pompidou's illness was the increase from 34 to 44 next year, he the study would be used to improve the second revelation in two weeks that the president was too ill to carry out his added University's grading system, for duties Medical sources said two weeks ago he was suffering from Dr Moore also announced that he comparing grading here to grading at hemorrhoids, but there has been speculation for months about a number of will support raising student's General other universities and for providing ailments, including leukemia Fee from $50 to $60 as ol next year recommendations for granting scholar- Dr Moore said he supported the ships and graduation honors raise "in recognition that the Doug Bugie. junior IA&SI and new inflationary costs, both ol salaries and Student Body Organization iSBOl President's brother soys materials, have gone up in the areas president, introduced himself to the financed by the General Fee in the Senate and said he hopes to research same way they have for any other issues presented by the Senate. he sent aide to Mitchell areas at the University." The fee has "lean assure you." said Bugie. "that not been increased since 1968. he we i SBO i will do everything we can to added. represent the largest cross-section of NEW YORK 'APi Donald Nixon $200,000 cash contribution to President Also during the meeting, the Senate student opinion testified yesterday that he rebuffed an Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign effort by a Robert L Vesco aide to get Donald Nixon's son Donald Jr 26. a message to his brother. President has worked for and traveled Nixon, but did suggest that "John extensively with Vesco But his father Camera plan rejected; Mitchell might be the man to talk.io testified he didn t know whether the I said there was no way I could do younger man still worked for Vesco this, the tall, portly Nixon said it Nixon was asked by Asst. United has been my policy ever since my States Attorney James Rayhill about a federal grant returned brother has been in politics I have conversation he had just prior to the Tne $20,000 federal grant requested safety, parking lot surveillance, fire never taken anything directly to him 1972 presidential electic n with Howard last May by Campus Safety to fund prevention and traffic control The For anyone I ever worked for Cerny. a legal aide to Vesco and a cameras for security surveillance has cameras had a range from the John Mitchell was the man coconspirator in the Mitchell-Stans been released back to the government. Education Building east to the Ice designated -1 never talked to my case Under the law. a co-conspirator Campus Safety Director Dale Shaffer Arena. brother on any matter and John is regarded as a member of 'a said yesterday Student opinion on the camera issue Mitchell was the man I was designated conspiracy although not a defendant in The money was to be used for the was obtained through student to talk to. Nixon testified at another its prosecution. purchase and installation of two committees, student-administration point cameras atop the Library to police the meetings, phone calls and petitions. President Nixon once said he had "JUST PRIOR to the election in east end of campus. More than 2.000 persons signed 1972. Howard Cerny did call me. the Donald Nixon's telephone tapped for On May 31. University President petitions against' the cameras' security reasons-to protect his brother 59-year-old Nixon testified. Hollis A. Moore Jr announced that the installation which were circulated by from people who might try to use him "Specifically I don't recall the cameras would not be installed the Bowling Green Committee to because ol his relationship to the conversation. When he called me he ST. * *^r * because a widespread feeling of Investigate and Protest Campus President said he wanted to see me about suspicion and distrust had been Security Acts. something important The main thing generated over the proposal DONALD NIXON testified for the he mentioned was that there had been a $200,000 contribution made to my government at the criminal conspiracy SHAFFER SAID after the camera trial of Mitchell, the onetime attorney brother's campaign and a Securities Weather project was canceled. Campus Safety Partly cloudy today aid general, and former Commerce and Exchange Commission 4 asked for an extension on the requested Secretary Maurice H. Slans investigation was in progress and warmer. Hlfhs la the said aad &K *£? federal grant Later, the federal upper te>. Cteady with a ckaace of Nixon's testimony was in would very likely expose this government told us to use the money or shower* toiliht aad tomorrow furtherance of the prosecution claim contribution." Overcome by spring fever, Tom linden, senior withdraw our request, so we released Lows la the mid aad aaaer Ma. that Mitchell and Stans conspired with At this point. Nixon detailed his (B.A.), rests in the grass before a long trek homo the money at the first of the year." he Highs tomorrow la me Ms. others in the obstruction of a Securities refusal to take the message to the from dosses. Most students took advantage of said. Probability of preckyRattsa 1* per and Exchange Commission fraud White House, adding that the warm temperatures by relaxing and enjoying Last May Shaffer said the cameras eeat today aad 44 per ceat teaigat. contribution had been described to him investigation of Vesco in return for the their free time outdoors (Newsphoto by Carl Sold) would have four functions: pedestrian international financier s secret as made in cash ftaaj* l/Tho BO N.w., Weslnendkey, April ». 1*74 eprreRiaLS have you registered? By Mike Florio running to be a delegate to the 1974 going to improve land Watergates be p.m on Tuesday, but Wednesday. Ml 3rd St. No. 12 Democratic Midterm Convention. (iursl Studeat Columnij| prevented i if no one cares' The Thursday and Friday they will stay YoO may not have heard that this government will not just wither and open until 9 p.m. Final opportunities new alumni center Well, friends, this is my last try For meeting will determine the future of die. it will get worse! will be Saturday from 8:30a m. to noon four years I have been contacting the Democratic Party in this country In order for Dartt to win. students and next Monday, the 8th. from 8:30 informing, and pleading in an attempt The party regulars and supporters of must register-here in Bowling Green am to noon and from 1 p.m. to 430 to motivate BGSU students to register George Wallace want to repeal all the You cannot vote for her if you are p.m. to vote in this city Since my time here reforms of 1972 and return the party to registered somewhere outside the 5th DON'T WAIT! Take your roommate, waste of $800,000 is just about finished, this year's May its 1968 condition i remember the district. Time is short, because the 9 a friend, or a whole crowd Dartt can 7th primary is my final opportunity Chicago convention that year ! We final deadline is April 8th, NEXT win only if YOU make an effort. With all the worthwhile projects in this world that need money, James First the facts in order to vote, you must elect reform-minded people to MONDAY If your name is not on the Now. a word for those students who must be registered. If you are not this convention, or we will lose all hope W. Lessig. director of alumni affairs, has announced plans to solicit books by that time, vou can't vote in are registered in other cities You registered (or have moved since the of having a presidential candidate in May $800,000 for a new Alumni Center must decide which is easier-taking last election i you have only one week 1976 who cares about the views of REGISTRATION IS easy; it will five minutes to register here or Come now, Mr. Lessig. is that center really justified or is it merely left to become eligible to vote in this students take only live or ten minutes ot your spending a month applying for an something to make your staff and wealthy alumni proud of BGSU? city Dartt is opposed by three other time Just walk south from Founders absentee ballot that may not arrive in Were just glad the center is not being financed through University There are many important races to candidates who are all men over 40 on Manville Avenue mext to Mr Ed'si time to be counted Thousands of money. Even though the center depends on alumni contributions, there be decided the Democratic Senate Two of them are county party for two blocks until you come to students voting here can change the must be better ways to spend $600,000. spot-Sen Howard Metzenbaum vs chairmen tied to the regular Lehman Ave result of any local election One organization and the old rules Controversy has arisen over needed funds to construct a fine arts John Glen, the Republican governor's The Board ot Klections is around the student sending an absentee ballot to THIS IS OUR only chance as right side of the building that has the building and performing arts center, a physical education complex and a- contest-James Rhodes vs Charles his hometown will prubablv have no Fry, the Democratic Lt Governor's students to gain a meaninglul voice in Hydraulic Room and the bus station in effect at all women's center on campus. national policy By electing Denise we front Go in and say I'm a Bowling 0 race-Richard Celeste vs several other If we work together this city can be And what is BGSU going to have A new Alumni Center so the alumni candidates can have a representative in Kansas Green resident and I want to register controlled by students With our will "have a place to call their own and a facility which will be a source City this December who will speak for to vote'' Very simple numbers we could elect the mayor and of pride to alumni." BUT ANOTHER contest is of more our concerns The Board has extended its schedule a majority ol the city council Larry Weiss, assistant director of alumni affairs, said the alumni who immediate concern to those of us at Now some ot you may feel that it is this week to accommodate a rush of However, last November only 45 on- have been contacted are supporting the idea. It's a safe bet the wealthy BGSU -Denise Dartt. a political futile to even participate in American last-minute registrants Its hours are campus students bothered to vote in science and speech student here, is elections But how are things ever 8 30 am to noon and 1 p in to 4 30 alumni will bear the major burden for the sake of pride in their the local election University. IS IT ANY wonder that when a There's nothing wrong with having pride in one's Alma Mater, but student-whether streaker, smoker or there are needs on campus which $800,000 could greatly benefit. The driver-appears in municipal court a greatest source of pride in a University should come from a quality guilty verdict and a stiff penalty are educational and social atmosphere provided for the students. assured'1 Our rights in this city are We congratulate the Alumni Office for its success in drawing directly proportional to the numbers of contributions, but we think the office will be taking those contributions in us who vote the wrong direction. This may be starting to sound like a lecture, but dammit I'm tired of Priorities have to be set at any institution this large and a pretty, new running up against a solid wall of Alumni Center should not be at the top of that list. student apathy Everyone always complains about how bad things are. so now here s a chance to do something speed bumps about it How long will it take for students to recognize their own self- interests " The choice is yours Do you wanl a government that responds to your unsound idea needs, or do you just want to sit and complain" All it lakes is a tew minutes In the early days of his new administration, SBO President Doug Bugie to register and vote Our numbers can has come up with an unsound idea that putting speed bumps on Ridge be our strength but only it YOU are a Street to slow down traffic will take care of the safety problem there. part of the effort Bugie said he thinks the bumps will increase pedestrian safety as effectively as the proposed traffic lights, but at a lesser expense (ANYONE WHO cannot walk to the Speed bumps are not the answer for the Ridge Street problem. They Board ol Klections can call Ihe Office will only add to the nuisance that drivers face when they drive on the ol Voter Awareness. 372-2047. or my apartment. 352-t>731. to set up an street now City Safety Services Director Howard Rutter also disagrees 'MAYBE IT'S JUST MY IMAGINATION, BUT . . appointment for a ride i with the idea, because as he said, "We generally try to make our streets smoother and less rough." There is also the factor that ambulances use Ridge Street to get to the Health Center. Health Center Administrator George Roper said ambulances enroute to the center could go behind the cemetery to get to ■ the back entrance, thus avoiding the bumps. The News still supports the idea of installing traffic lights on Ridge Lerrers Street The lights would be on from 7:50 a.m. to 5~p.m.. but would stay red for only 10 minutes preceeding each hour. human IT HAS already been too long s'nee planning a concert of its own exist for that purpose, and not to This would still allow ambulances to travel down Ridge Street to the the last tune I h.i\e seen a black Again you are ignoring the SBO interpret, but common sense dictates Health Center and give other drivers two streets to turn onto when the student smile, delighting in his own office that is set up to handle this kind that these organizations think for lights are red. brotherhood free youth and beauty of work I am confused by the fact that themselves in matters of such We also suggest that the $3,000 cost of the light system be split between you repeatedly avoid using the Cultural foolishness Tune has come tor this while woman the city and the University instead of forcing the University to Maybe I m paranoid but more Often Affairs Coordinator that was elected to speak Irankly in response to I see a formidable fronl ot black laces from your own SBG ticket foot the entire bill, as was originally planned. Since the street is a If people who are against nudity are comments by members ol the black glaring at the fragmented white Doug, when are you going to start around at the time of one of these University problem, and a city street, it seems only fair that the bill community which have recently conimuniiv When will it be tune In let getting down to work as President of events. I sincerely suggest that they a I should be split appeared in tins papci I speak with the militant seed ol black pride die in SBO and quit ego tripping by playing close their eyes or bi look the other Bugie said he feels the issue has been blown out of proportion and adds respect, bill not without anger ami not giving birth to human brotherhood? I booking agent'' way that he doesn't want to rush into the issue Saying he doesn't want to rush without fear am not against you. Ms Zimmerman into it must not be allowed as an excuse to let the issue die. K Zimmerman, in her March L'Tth Come streak with me give mi' a Larry Whiteleather Please stop overreacting and lettci to the editor, expressed pride The previous SBO administration put much work into the Ridge Street chance 104 Kohl keeping others from enjoying a silly, that her black brothers and sisters harmless good time project and putting off a decision for weeks to come will ignore a did nol participate in such an un- J \\ Freeman rehashed in his March problem that had already been officially ignored for a long time necessary cause as sneaking To Ms 28th column the achievements and streaking Jon B. Sinton We urge the new administration to keep working on the proposal to use Zimmerman may I say in good Italian. agonies ot his people s collective pail 635 S. Main traffic lights instead of dreaming up empty proposals that stand little Wh.it the Hell and shrug my land may I add with no pride my chance of approval from the city. shoulders people's» We can talk about the last 10 years lor 10 more years but in the process we overeaction females will lose the present Who .it lili Mi kissinger can't top Freeman has called you nigger' Uh-Oh! Now they arrest people for Probably Ihe same lost soul who called trying to catch cold! One would me whitey certainly think Campus Safety would wanted be happy to have this SO's-esque social IT IS TIME to build It will take even unconsciousness alive and well in I am writing to you in regards to more pride and more militancy to build Bow ling Green seeing if you could put a small article his recent miracles human consciousness than it took to This is particularly true when you in your newspaper about getting me build "black pride consider the alternatives to streaking some females to write and come visit Oh oh The magic is gone Henry tense new bristling in the all between Mr Freeman it you and your black 'away a late winter evening me while I'm in prison here at Marion Kissingei came back Iroffl Kussia ourselves and Europe was amply brothers could use youi strength youi Prison 1 would prefer girls between without working any miracles oi even compensated for by improved relations truth and your painlul experience to THE STUDENT body could be the ages of 18 to 28 winning any marbles He asked tor with Russia. There were critics of lead us all together, would you ever discussing, in a loud manner, the trouble when he began his trip by detente, but it seemed to be working have to search again for that various problems here at the My name is Tom O'Hara. age 29 and admitting that he sought a conceptual burdensome treasure called pride ' University lie finances, fees, puppet I'm from Warren. Ohio I've been here breakthrough in weapons control What it. hencelorth. II seems to be governments, etc ad infimtumi or we almost two years and will be getting On the .in plane back he had to admit failing, even on its own narrow terms? Mary Gillogly could be domonstrating our allegiance out in July. 1974 that ihere had been no breakthrough ot President Nixon has hoped lh.it a SMOffenhauer E. to that pillar of truth and morality in any kind Not quite a breakdown' .lust summer trip to Moscow could be made Washington DC I'M WHITE and am in prison for no breakthrough to coincide with the House Judiciary "Possession of Cocaine." in case you Now the mere tact that there was no Committee's vote on whether to bugie ignores The simple fact is, of course, we're have to know. I like all sorts of sports, •me BG news breakdown is being called a triumph by recommend impeachment or not not Unfortunately, social especially water sports some At another time, with another unconsciousness is doin' just fine at A" lnd«p«ftd«nl Si„d«ni V•.<. person, that argument may have BUT NOW. alter 20 hours ot talks. Bowling Green, as well as at most I would appreciate all you can do to 101IOIl»lSl»» worked But not now and not with the man more welcome than Nixon cultural office other institutions find me some correspondence. Thank Kissinger himself has returned under a New you for the time and consideration I •dlM IMtlt |*lll York "Times' headline that began: For various reasons, nudity is feared know you will give my letter. NMMQ ii*n CdHw ■ M* m S,nn In regards to the article by SBO |«n«! | (•rr.Bfc*. THE TROUBLE with a string of "Kissinger fails President Doug Bugie. (lack of by most members of our hung-up •aitatial •4rtar |om»l 4 WHWIIIIV miracles is that you can never lop The Secretary of Detense meanwhile student support tell us Doug, how you society. Obviously, as we moved from I am also a full-time college student mmkmvp •dita* lawfsiK* | vwlond was saying that no one who knows Mr warmer climates, we needed clothing 9~ii •d.i* k«nn«th b whii* them You can only lall short And then expect the students to support the here, registered at OSU. • ■Mvlivs tp««t* *dii*i fmtk a a'W«M things begin to catch up The pressure Nixon feels he will crumble toward Coordinator for Cultural Affairs of to protect us from the elements. 0 »k»iu arfitat ituph w do'wsl to concede overmuch just to extend Russia merely in order to save SBO when it is obvious that you don't Tom O'Hara ■»««*■ MM* «I,„ one s record, mounts gradually himself That, of course, is ihe one SOON ENOUGH, the naked body No. 137295 •usmnsitAH Or the suspicion, widely tell already, thing most people are not at all sure of SBO created the Office of Cultural became taboo. Thus, the nudity laws. I P.O. Box 57 that any future concession will be They are not absolutely certain either Affairs and Cultural Boost to initiate realize that law enforcement agencies Marion. Ohio 43302 f«lai»J , ,.k...l motivated by a desperate need to puli about Henry Kissinger But Richard and coordinate campus entertainment
. Wadimany, April 3, 1*74, Th. BG N«ws/**fM) 3 Information in underground paper SLA hints at Hearst's release
SAN FRANCISCO 'APi - subject prisoner will follow was cut diagonally in half of the driver's license that it would be released for An underground newspaper in the following 72 hours, Part of Hearst's signature EARLIER yesterday, the a food giveaway if Hearst said yesterday il had communications will state and part ot her photograph Hearst Corp. said its $4- were released unharmed received half of Palncia the state city and time of were visible A Hearst million offer of free food for before Mav 3 Hearst s driver s license release ol the prisoner family spokesman said he the poor will be withdrawn if and a message purporting to had been told by the Phoenix Hearst is not released within This is not a threat, be from her terrorist THE communique that the underground one month The corporation simply a term of the kidnapers saying the exact demanded that the lodes newspaper s attorney had said it had placed the money escrow.' said Randolph A place and time ot her of War ol the Symbionese confirmed the authenticitv in escrow vesterdav and Hearst. the girl's father release would be revealed in Liberation Army 'SLA' 72 hours which were enclosed, be The communique was printed by the news media brought to the biweekly The communique was Cerebral polsy telethon Phoenix by a local florist It addressed to Phoenix editor was wrapped in a dozen John Bryan and was signed The Student Council loi Saturday, and will last The course covers about long-stemmed roses I I I nit 4. Gen Field Except tona I Children, a throughout the night and all 20 miles with hikers It concluded Further Marshal Cm SLA " campus organization tor the day Sunday The show will receiving donation pledges communications regarding The SLA has claimed aid ol handicapped children leature national television per mile Any interested responsibility toi kidnaping is paiticipating in a telethon stars Dr Millet said The student can sign up to par German talk the 20-year-old newspaper this weekend for the 1 nited number to phone in licipate in the event at the heiress Feb 4 It has Cerebral Pally Or donations on campus will be Special Education office, 451 previously relerred to gam/ation given on the show Education Bldg J Vi Dost secretary ot Hearst .is ,i prisoner ot the German consulate in war and some previous Students from the council The Cerebral Palsy Tele Detroit, will speak on communications have will man phones and take thon is only one ol the Present Germany at 7 carried the signature ol donations Dr Dwight activities ot the Sludenl Teachers p m tomorrow in the Gen Field Marshal On or Miller, chairman ol special Council tor Kxceptional Alumni Room I nion General Field Marshall education said yesterday Children In May the Dos Is speech sponsored Cinque council will hold Us Third Applications lor by the German and Hussian The telethon will be Annual ttalk.itlion to buy student teaching winter departments, is free and The diner - license broadcast troni Channel 24 equipment for handicapped quaiter 1975 will be open to the public enclosed in the communique in Toledo starting at 10 p m children Monday in the Dogwood The puddle which always form, by the tide of the Union was Suite. I nion Meetings Trike especially attractive to Nathan Cornillin, whose "hoi wheels" will be every hour on the were temporarily cooled oK when he became amphibious for newsnotes hour from 1-5 p m tot photographer Carl Seid Recommendations worked out by My average telephone bill is about Boyle dies Ohio Health Department researchers $56 a month, and 1 don't call Syrians force two 'prisoners' would require hospitals to submit socially, she said I can't afford to NEW YORK \P Hal Boyle a building and modernization plans to call socially gentle spirit in an ungentle world lias the state in order to obtain fedet al The Public Utilities Commission of died at 63 lunds said Tom Quilter planning Ohio agrees "absolutely" that they Hat old Vincent Boyle was loi SO assistant have a problem to march barefoot 20 miles years as much a fixture in hunduds II the state decides the expenditure is not necessary, the government ot Xmetican newspapers as the DAMASCUS, Syria 1AP1 James Mortell ot Ireland Olluial sources said the Israeli position when an would withdraw its tunding Quillet Streaker weather report His promise was Two 1'nited Nations appeared in good spirits two men were "captured by Arab loldiei ordered them said taking a sizealile chunk ol always, in 7 680 columns toi The Observers, an American and mistake at 2 a m Monday hv to got up and then man-tied money anil incentive with it MT VEKNON Ohio lAPi A high Associated Press a brighter an Irishman, were toned io "WE ARK soldiers and as a Syrian patrol operating them to the Svi Ian side It is aimed at encouraging sharing school freshman who appeared tomorrow march 2(1 miles b.iicloot such have to accept things behind Israeli lines in the of high-pi iced equipment among brietly in the bull during an annual Boyle died ol .i heai I atlai k al liis wearing o n I y then like I his as an occupational Golan Heights The - Idle. oli\ lously hospitals and forcing hospitals to school variety show Monday may home here Monday undei weal to a Syrian hazard." Holly said in an took us loi Isr ai ils Hollv utilize existing facilities moc wisely. face police charges, officials said Funeral arrangements tentatively military outpost they said Intel view I would nol be a Earlier Syrian Defense said Quillet said include a memoi lal service in New The curtain was up on the last of yesterday soldier unless I knew that Minister lien Mustalah Yoik Where he woiked more than four performances of the Forum Syi Ian authorities said the anything oould happen Tlas said .in ai my patrol He spoke only \i abic and hall his lite as a daily columnist Long distance benelit show to raise funds for a observers had been The 1 \ obsei ver loi CC is found" the two men we could noi identify Burial will be in Kansas City Mo ourselves Vie reached an COLl'MBUS Al' About 25 yearbook when the young man raced mistaken lot Israelis and stationed between Israeli weai ing i iv ilian clothes and the place ol his birth Middletown area residents picketed past the emcee thai the two men were and Syrian troops along the because the weather was Arab armv position at « a m the siate Capitol yesterday to protest expected to be released 40-mile cease-fire line in the bad. mistook them loi and were Identified and properl) Me.ee,: 4)111 leet Health costs the cost ol long distance telephone He wore no shoes or lace mask and iiom a Damascus hospital Golan Heights The two Israelis soon armies have been lighting were badly cm Horn the long (OLI MBl'S Al' State health calls In this case, they said the was quickly identified said Principal Capt John J Holly 27. a every day lor the past ihree ACCORDING to Holly he bareloot march Then we officials propose to stop major long distance is across the street James Gaston 1'nited Stales Marine from weeks with tanks and and Mottclli-werpsleeping in were taken to I i.nnasi u* lor expansions and equipment purchases ll you paid $50 to »o a month In a meeting of school officials, Corning. 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"The Me Nobody Knows done in oral interpretation Panowski took several will be staged by and other parts are fully cuttings from the book plus Humanities Cluster College staged.'' he said. "We are five or six songs from the students Friday and quite consciously using the broadway musical version Or. WoNoc* D#P . it U Saturday offering an script onstage.'' and formed them into an ■n associate pref«>to< unusual approach to theatre hour-long series •f mink composition Play director James A. THE STORY is taken "It's a collective attitude who wrot* th* opera Panowski. theater in- from a collection of essays of ghetto children." "Dr. Ja>kyll and Mr. structor for Humanities written by ghetto children Panowski said "it tells how Cluster, called the play "a HyoV' in hi* spar* and grouped into a book by they view themselves in the modified reader s theater tint*—with no pay or Steven M Joseph, a New world around them through "This means some of it is York City teacher poetry, prose and music." credit. Hit opera, No actual coles are which n th* r.iult of assumed Hs said the actors fiv» yean' work will are middle men between the •ramhv April 23-96. Agnew lawyers cuttings and the audience. (Nawiphote by Carl THE PLAY, developed Said) chronologically from waking ask suspension up lo going to bed. is a series of situations that face ghetto ANNAPOLIS. Md. (API - illness or personal problems children during the day Attorneys for Spiro T in the Agnew tax case concerning school, race and Agnew told the Maryland PIERSON and another drugs. Court of Appeals yesterday Agnew attorney E Dale Panowski let students thai the former vice Adkms. insisted that no choose their clothing lo help president s high position and recent tax evasion them feel a ghetto quality. public outcry' should not conviction in Maryland had What they came up with, he affect a decision on whether produced disbarment and said is about as varied a Agnew should be disbarred thai disbarment had been series ol grubby outfits as The attorneys said Agnew. imposed only 11 times in 81 you can imagine who resigned the vice cases nationally He said the play demands presidency and pleaded no Certainly the touchstone intense personal in- contest last year to evading of justice is fair and con- volvement of himseli as the about 113.500 in federal sistent treatment. ' the director, the actors and the taxes in 1967 when he was Agnew brief said audience governor of Maryland ' No court should or will 'Jekyll, Hyde' opera to premier should only be suspended permit itself to be swayed in "IT'S amusing, sad and from practicing law and not doing justice by public poignant because there is an disbarred outcry or demands tor ex- honesty in what these kids II you re a college His opera "Dr Jekyll and Agnew is appealing a cessive sanction, however say- they pull no punches, belli,; (i.i7> Di Del'ue Hased on Hubert Louis minor scales The Greeks proiessor writing jn opera unanimous recommendation intense, the brief said he added Mi Hyde." which will associate professor ol music Stevenson s book (he opera used modes to reler to in your spare lime with mi of a three-judge Circuit Both sides agreed the The final song. Let Me premier in i ho Mam composition and theory ai depicts the good Dr Jekyll moods and they had a pay or credit you are cr;i/\ Court panel that he be former vice presidenl had Come In. is almost a plea Auditorium I nlversiu n.iii the School ol Music, counts as he transforms himseli dillerenl mode lor each .111 ■iniin, to Di Wallace disbarred not been convicted ol any by the children to be let into Api il 25 -ii Is the results ol heavily on the help ol the into Ihe sinislei Hyde by different leeling Del'ue Disbarment proceedings crime bul tax evasion not- a society Irom which they five yean »i efforl Betides Lord drinking a potion The evil Dr Del'ue said he wants were brought against Agnew withstanding federal are shunned because ol their nature ol Mr Hyde caused his listener to bo stirred by by the Maryland Bar Associ- documents 11led last poverty the greatest problems for Ihe music withoul realizing ation last year after he was October accusing him ol Dr DePue Free public showings of what il is that's getting him convicted of income tax demanding and receiving Murnane views new job In ordei to wrile the the play will be held at 8.30 "Every time you hear it evasion in L'.S District illegal kickbacks from con- libretto he had lo become you'll hear it a dillerenl pin Friday and Saturday in It possible, huii li Court in Baltimore. He was sultants the Student Services Forum city ol Howling Green and He added thai this can be the character ol Hyde and way he stated Murnane junior \\S fined $10,000 and placed on the stale governmenl in accomplished Ihrough the deal With all ol his evil acts The idea lor the opera wanls to lestuie an> faith three years probation Columbus News or Ihiough a special It gets to you.' he said, and Itsell came lo Dr Del'ue ihji has been losi in the 'You can know all you SBO newspaper it did when he read the book at an Fostoria residents plan StuoVnt Kudv Organization "THERE IS NO public want about the lulls patted Al limes he would slop at Evelyn Wood reading clinic i SB() i demand lor disbarment in the Stale House bul you "MY BIG problem is to do an intersection and find I didn't read it but I Mjirnane newk elected have In express Iheni in a there is a newspaper as many things as I wanl himseli wondering how he smellod it ho said and SIli i'i iioulinal.il nt -I.ue and way the> ilhe students i demand lor disbarment. to." Murnane explained could kill the pedestrian smelling it was enough to memorial scholarship (oiiiinunin allairs. views Leon H A Pierson, one of have access lo it. in a Wav The things I want lo tackle crossing in front ol him make him realize thai the his job as one ol mediatoi Agnew's lawyers, argued A scholarship lund in interested in contributing to they can iasii> understand I wanl to complete and have belore he reached Ihe curb Hue story was not in movies between (he students the Alfred I. Scanlan. a bar memory ol Cathy McCam- the fund to send their ii ' he said Ihe results show he said. At thai poinl he simply quit he had seen association lawyer, said bridge, a University student donation or pledge lo the Another problem Murnane willing Intrigued ho discovered Agnew. who was not at the from Fostoria killed last Bowling Green State mentioned was Ihe fact the When he began again II that only one obscure opera hearing, should be disbarred spring in a bicycling University Foundation. Inc . Professor's book wins award situ lacks ,i ■tearing was with a ilitl^rra^t | had ovei beef written on the because he was Convicted ol accident, is close to being at the Alumni House. committee due to faulty attitude. This tune I subject which was never a crime involving moral established according s to election procedures No started on it in prayei he performed oi copyrighted A iiouk co-authored by It Serge Demsofl associate pro turpitude and of conduct Richard Norton, president funds can be allocated to said I novot sal down Thus, he decided to lessor o) sociology al the I Diversity, li.is been selected i B prejudicial to the conduct of of Norton Manufacturing Key' sales fall Slid without the steering unless I loll I wasn't alone winder jn (he IH74 American Society ol Composers Aulhoi s compose both Ihe libretto justice Company ot Foslona committee s approval This was Ihe only way he and the score .Now thai it is and Publishers i ASCAPi Deems Taylor Vward competition Scanlan said the appeals Norton said a group ol Decreased sales ol the Murnane said one ol Ihe kepi thai tooling ol evil finished, he declares he will judges should also considei Fostoria residents have University's yearbook, the projects he wants lo tackle under routi ol novel do another piece on DJ r^enisoll and diehard A Peterson who collaborated the effect of the conviction raised most ot the $5,000 Key. can be attributed to a is to investigate establishing Still, he wauled lo deal the subject of evil, though he in Ruling Sounds ot Social Change published by Hand on the image ol the legal needed to establish the computer mix-up. Mary a -1 II 111■ n i 1111. ■ i a i c (i With the subject ol evil lo does admit a certain McNalfv. were among 10 writers receiving recognition prolession and Ihe fact that scholarship. The interest Saddlemire. Key secretary, /• ambulance service similar show people thai they inclination lo write an opera Agnew evaded taxes while from that amount would said yesterday. to Ihe one being i un al Kent shouldn't fool others Using on Ihe humiliated position ol Dr Denisolt. a faculty member since 1970, is editor ol the serving as Maryland's provide a yearly $250 The Key order form is state University strings, a piano percussion the Boston Slrangler Journal ol Popular Music and Societ> and has contrt highest elected olficial scholarship for a University sent with the pre He also wants to and voices in- creates a Whether he does or not. he Scanlan said the court music student from the registration packet in the buted to Holling Sione magazine the Journal ol investigate retail prices in sinister feeling in the Ill- will continue to compose should impose the Fostoria area spring Last spring, the American Folklore, and Pacific Sociological Review Bowling (ireen lo see it scene opera Like the poverty-stricken among others maximum penally ol The drive is being aided by form was incorrectly students are paying more He has written the score artist, he tools compelled lo disbarment because there the University's Office ol marked with "Key 72-73." He is also aulhor ol a book on lolk musu and the American for goods than persons in in what he terms "forbidden left keep writing-to keep on were no extenuating Development other areas model", not in major or being crazv Students thought it was circumstances such as Norton urged those an order form for las' year's yearbook and disregarded it." Saddlemire TUNE IN ON SOUND SAVINGS AT BIG N! j said Only 1.000 Keys had been RECORD AND TAPE SPECIALS! ordered by the start ol spring quarter compared CODE "E' with a yearly average of ALBUMS 2.500. However, an RECORDS advertising .campaign 3.67'*** helped ease the problem and MFRS, SUG. LIST PRICE 5.98 orders have climbed to 3,500 Last year the Key sold CODE "W 4.200 copies. 8 TRACK TAPES 4.67^ MFfiS. SUG. 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W«dr»nday, April 3, 1974, Th. BO Nowm/»H». S FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING ALL ELECTIONS, CONTACT THE OFFICE OF VOTER AWARENESS, 315. Onion Ol9) 372-20*7. Director stresses May primary
1_ Between moving into a applications for next year's Johnson wants to remind Party choices for governor, in their borne counties can W003TC*IK new office, taking director may be obtained at students that the last day to all seats for US House of register in Wood County and applications for director and the Voter Awareness Office. register for the May 7 Representatives, one U.S. have their registration the approaching May He added that office hours primary is Monday Senator and 18 state forwarded to their bom* **. EtfS primary, the Office of Voter will be posted on the office Johnson said the senators among other counties." he said, Awareness is in a state of door primaries are sometime* positions will be on the May "Registration can also be chaos "We'll probably pick the even more important than ballot switched from a student's CLoU&H The office, formerly new director within the next the November elections home county to Wood located in Williams Hall two or three weeks so he can since the parties then choose Johnson said voter County." <* has moved to 315 Union get a little experience their best candidates. registration is done by *kl*R Fred Johnson, office during the May primary." "The key is finding the county, and students can The Wood County Election NOKTH TOWSR. director, vesterdav said he said. best candidate." he said vote in either Wood County Board is located at 500 &? or their home counties Lehman Ave in Bowling Students wishing to vote Green. L£HMAM NSF grants eliminated Grants for required awards during the spring ago. departments have been Benefit parachute jump set HYOMuu master's degree research and tall, but no money has asked to pay half ol the OOARD OP ficni may not be available next been allocated in the NSF project cost in an etlort to Roe* year. Dr Thomas B Cobb. budget to continue the extend decreasing funds The Falcon Collegiate Sport Parachute Club will perform 3 director of research ser- program next year. Loss ol the giant money a benefit jump .it :t 15 p m tomorrow at the Bowling Green vices, said Dr Cobb said he knows ot will make it increasingly High School. A National Science no other source of money to difficult to do research Partont wishing to vot* in the May 7 primary mutt register at Foundation iNSF> Institu- replace the grant Although because of departmental The jump will initiate a drive to obtain cyclists for the th« Board of Elections by Monday. Tho Wood County Election tional Grant program the doctoral research is tunded budget restrictions. Dr April 20 Wood County Cyclethon The bike marathon . Board it located at 500 Lohman Avo., as indicated by tho only source of research with state money, he said Cobb predicted But the generates contributions tor the Easier Seal Society by funds in the natural social state money is hard to heart of the work will go having sponsors pay cyclists lor each mile they ride map. and mathematical sciences come by because the state forward, he added iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i 111111 ■ 11 miiiiniiii at the master's level, will he is generally not in the Since 1964. NSK has Co-chairman ol the second anual cyclethon is Robert phased out by next year business ol research." donated almost $110,000 to Beard, assistant professor ot PER Applications for cyclists This year s allocation ol DR. COBB said research research at the Iniversity may be obtained from Beard's oltice. 202 Hayes Hall, the $6.'Jut), which places the will not slop when the grant with a peak donation ot Bowling (ireen Chamber of Commerce and the Wood County Karma seeks counselors Iniversity ninth on a list ot is discontinued Since the $20,000 in 1970 Kastcr Seal Office. 500 Lehman Ave 28 Ohio schools receiving initial phase-out Karma Bowling Green s Saturdays. Schulman said and help a person make a NSF grants, will cover announcement several years drug-crisis center, will Counselors are trained in decision and help them screen prospective coun- basic pharmaceutical In- understand themselves a selors this week and next formation, crisis inter little better THETACHI The center is especially vention counseling skills interested in people who will and philosophies, role KARMA counselors must be here this summer Jim playing empathy training be willing to work at least Schulman Karmas and a number ol other four hours a week, he said RUSH PARTY director said yesterday. necessary skills he said and take on the respon- Screening consists of a sibilities ol a counselor in written personality test and The idgal counselor is being interested in people At Phi Mu House a one-hour interview It a "someone who's not and their needs." person passes the screening judgmental in terms of he is trained with othei imposing his values on Schulman said the Karma 7-9 Wed. April 3rd prospectives in iwo all-day someone else.'' Schulman philosophy is taking a new sessions held on consecutive said "He's willing to listen direction SORORITY ROW DIRECTLY Disciplines to sponsor We're dealing with BEHIND THE UNION people and their needs, not necessarily only drug problems but drug-related FUNANDGAMES Arts Festival Program problems. he explained "We are moving more Dance Theater Poetry. Film and Music disciplines will towards primary prevention be otlered at the Iniversity s Arts Festival I'rogram to be rather than what I call conducted trom June 17 July 20 band-aid therapy We're Participating students will major in one area, minor in trying to prevent crises FOAM TREAD Th«r«'» no «aty way for Charllo Notion to bocomo Dr. Nolton. another and participate in aesthetics Students will receive But there 15 a way to make it somewhat easier Antonio Or the National Naval Medical Center in Our way The Armed Fortes Health Professions Bethesda. Maryland, recognized worldwide tor its four credit hours apiece tor his major and minor and two About 66 counselors Scholarship Program It won't sotlen the demands work m Medical Research credit hours tor aesthetics. worked lot Karma during ol your professors, or those you make upon yourself And 1' you've read this far. you may be interested fall and winter quarters FASHION-CLOGS —but it may free you from those Imancuii problems ■n the details Just send in (he coupon and we'll Productions in all areas will be conducted the lourth and which, understandably, can put a crimp in your supply them tilth weekends ot the festival and participants may pertorm Korty-two were students and concentration 24. community people. It you quality, our scholarship program will cover ft'iv-vd f tf &•% VtfcQU'iMM in both their major and minoi areas BY WELLCO II.) • A 7*N-44 the costs of your medical education. More, you'll Un.WMiCilf. lr>jWI|4a The dance program is available at graduate and under Schulman said . rn receive a good monthly allowance all through your 1 dttiff mtiwmji-in i<* |h» foHpniiM profrfn *»m» <~ graduate levels w ith some tuition scholarships available schooling. *■•■* »•*! re. v. :,-ji'OMMMthic C Ow*ir But what happens after you graduate' Vfie-nji* ■ Pyd.j|r» ; otr*. IDMM teecfyl Interested persons should contact Margit Heskett Persons interested in Then, as a health care officer in the military branch of your choice you enter a professional director of Performing Dances. 301 Women's Bldg or at 372- working as counselors (DfeJMp'inii environment that is challenging, stimulating and Sot Sec # 2209 should contact Karma. 352- satisfying. 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HO News, WeJneMioy, April 3, 1*74 University's summer program to include various workshops About 4.500 persons are cipline will combine their planned in subjects such as ment, with topics ranging expected to be on campus efforts for a public per- American revolutionary from new developments in this summer for course- formance history, trends in modern home equipment to work, programs and Similarly, a mini-course elementary mathematics, geriatrics and consumer workshops in opera will be held July 5- early childhood education, education Summer programs 18, and two programs for and introduction of the Information on summer include an art festival, high school students-a metric system in industrial offerings. requirements, workshops and seminars in marching band clinic and education registration and fees can be biology geography, home baton twirlers camp-are More than a dozen courses obtained from the Office of economics, music, in- scheduled for July are being planned by the Summer Programs. 504 dustrial education and TEACHER workshops are home economics depart- Administration Bldg technology and physical education and recreation. In addition, the University DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 rtwi ■ 10 HI MH Mil will offer graduate and n i- ACROSS ,, |, ,„,„,*, - • - Li,Cc.tasU L l undergraduate studies for IM4M»*teW ,.b "^ """ <.S* '-\'-» mnajwa -.: «..i H..,.,. - **• ■ [Slfl-'.MJ eight weeks at its academic- .S3 o.™>' Ssfleffg ■*:■■ :■ ■"illicTiTaii center in Madrid. Spain 1 - P.nlfrim 1 Market t"-" It'at _...».,.. .C ■ 1 >.»■ If, H«*ini Ihrrr | ivrfr„n| |(- % ,„„ ,,,„ 1 5 The summer arts festival : P"" ■*•■ 1 lm|.*n«*. •• ■ |A ninnrr •ami" •.".".CBl,i,».5.» ■nisi is a five-week. 10 credit-hour , 1 ■ u»OMG I 1 IK Ijuli.h >*t4* J r.Ur KM m-.h „,„„„ ■■■•- iTi'l interdisciplinary course for ., 'J~n *•' %1 1 •I.I'M -1 • «>rl i.f.'J.n.i.'Ht" ■ performing arts students in H T«p4»*. I llorumrnf (1 II.,,,),, i,,|r dance, film, music, poetry rharari'r. \ «., Mr* 21 liieil*. A Na- \1W« »•• ••I'sl.-i'.'! and theater At the course s IS 1 end. students from each dis- 21 M«ii.r 1 « : rhiwlMil . * 11 n :*. -..mil Ami-Mean ■ \,, „,„,, ,(,,,, -nod PMTC. ; "MlktMh." (M ! 2: M.M'. • "".1 one Grant offered ■ . 2« (.fMatit dsKit>" n H»« I ■■ The University chapter ol ■land. |; \|,J, it (M...ihU 1 1 Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh- 11 MuintU- piW fa I I 12 Fill. -Ml, |, ,..„, 1 - man women's honorary, will <••**". || «,,,,,., .,H..|. 1 1 U M '• award a $200 scholarship to animal *| *.|iv I ' \i iwd. -1 thr :, sKni„. 1 1 one of its members this rantr* famil< .; |i0|„r spring. 1, r.».|..n.|.~. 27 »„„, ,„, ■ tl JMOT*Kf (VSM 1 Awarded on the basis ol .1 3«' ... a, Fa|ipHrd l«IH M H H 1 1! -„- ..( <-..■ H ,,,,, need and service to the Uni- » ■"*•■ ^ II 1 1.r -1 (I P■ a versity community, the IS |>#wtll>in« mrl -lad*'. 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CAMPUS CALENDAR can help you find the Mu house 7-9 Wed. Apr imp like new 352-9380 Wednesday. April 3.1974 least expensive way for y after 6 p.m getting where you want The Women's Lacrosse Teim will practice tonight to go Phone us toll-free, FOR SALE Siberian Husky puppies. 6 week, old 353-3911 from 4 0O-5:X)pm behind the Women's building 24 hours a day. at (800) '61 Caprice - Full power 223-5569 WOMEN will meet tonight at 7 00 p.m in 206 Hayes 6.AC 354-1483after5 Ross (-track tape player, speakers When new (100 We will discuss proposed budget, women's coalition, Abortion Information Girl's bike, standard consciousness raising groups, day care center. Rape Service. Clinic very close Now 6 mo used Will sell site. 1 yr old: 2-5083. 2- (50 Call 372-3307. CrUU Center ^^^ to area. 1-24 week preg- 129B nancy terminated by FOR RENT The Wounded Knee Support Committee will meet licensed certified gyne- 1(72 V. W. Van - tWO today at 12.SO p.m. in the Wayne Room of the Union cologist Immediate below book. Extras 419- Apartment to sublet Open to everyone. We will be organizing a support arrangements will be 334-3208 spring quarter 2 bdrms . group for the legal defense of persons arrested in the made with no hassle Call ll> baths (65 mo. For Wounded Knee occupation collect 24 hour service. S5 ticket for Carpenter's , information call 352-9378. 216-631-1557 Concert on sale Carol, The Restaurant Club will hold a short meeting tonight 372-4662 APARTMENTS TO at 7 00 p in in the Living Center of the Home Ec Babysitter now has open- RENT 352-4671 Building ing for 1.2. or 3 children. 3 speed girl's 26" bike 1 block from L'nlv. and Good condition. 372-1437. Nice 2-bed apis for 4 The Students International Meditation Society will students turn . a/c. hold a checking meeting for those who practice TM Crim School Call 354- 6693 Bell Star Motorcycle Summer It Fall rentals today from 2-4 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the Helmet used 5 times 940 with 9 mo. leases and Union. PERSONALS Call 2-4703 special summer rates. The Students International Meditation Society will SIGMA CHI RUSH '66 Sunbeam Alpine. Call Buff Apt. 1470 and 1490 bold an advanced lecture for those who practice TM ENTERTAINMENT BY Napoleon 592-5346. Clough Call 354-7541 or tonight at 6 JO p.m in the Faculty Lounge of the PHI MU SORORITY 353-3143 lor information Union. 1965 Buu-k Lesabre 2- WASHBOARD BAND Apartment to sublet WED. AT 7. door Good condition. 1 fern rmmt for spr (MO. 263-9932 spring quarter 2 males. LOST AND FOUND qtr 352-5751 or 352-4135 Pat. You pulled • MS mo For information 10x50 Mobile home in call 352-9376 Lost Men's blue saphire surprise candle passing. 1 male rmmt for 1974-75 good condition 655-3792. ring In white gold Congratulations to you Summer quarter One or school year Call 352- and Bruce. L 4 L. setting, P.S.R. on inside • 6072 Emerson console stereo - two man apartment one also men's brown leather ADPi's Gerrard turntable. ( block from campus. Paid gloves and black and 1 f. needs rmmts for PKT. We bad a great spkrs Beautiful cabinet. utilities, air conditioning orange sock cap If found sum and or fall. Lori. lime at the Tea Friday. 362-9380 after (p.m. Call Jeff or John - 352- please call 372-ISM. 352-6061. 4369 The ADPI s. StereoS track, radio AM HELP WANTED Need 1 girl lo fill 4-girl Run around Sue Is no FM turntable, speakers Furn Apt. for 2 pers. to apt. at Campus Manor 1100 must sell quick. Call sublease for summer on Bzp. R ii R Bss t Drms more. Congratulations 352-4377. seek lead, rhythm, for Spring qtr Ph 352- Wiegs and Decker on S. Summit. Reasonable. 9302 from 1-4:30 352-5072. voc.llSM-3686 lift 61 your engagement The G.E. stereo, tuner, turn- Phi Mu's. table. 2 speakers, dust Girls wanted for summer Needed: Place to live for NICE 4 bdrm apt for 5 1 m for spring. Would cover. 6 mos. old. (90.00. or 6 mature co-eds. Sum- service station help. I in The Phi Mu's would like 352-7627. like own rm Call 2-5761 to thank everyone for mer 4 Fall I block from forms turn Call 656-3084 campus. 1 bdrm apt. for helping make HOPE 1971 Subaru - excellent Go-Go Dancer, over 18 Wanted: Used bicycle, married couple - fall. 352- such a big success this cond. 33 miles/gallon 7056 after 5. S120-' per week 4S6-W79 for reasonable price. Call y«" tlSOOItrm 382-5967 352-0979 Now Renting For Fall Plua makers and de- Get psyched for BeU 500 Dual UK turntable and livery people wanted SERVICES OFTERED -April 27th Qtr., Furn 2 bed.. 2 HK 1000 cassette deck baths. (225 mo. 3 oc- Apply in person to 372-5079. Paglials, 1004 South Need to talk" Decisions' Delia Gamma, thanks cupants. (240 mo. 4 Main St. Call us at EMPA for for helping in rush and Pentax camera with case occupants 1 bed. furn., 2 pregnancy aid. 352-6236. starting off the quarter and 1S5 mm lens with adults (170 mo Prices Position available, law M11-1.TWR6 30-9 30. F right The brothers of case. Good condition. Ph. are for a ( mo. lease. clerk Local B.G. Law s* BeU Theta Pi. »53-8(S(afteripm. beat & water furn.. lower Firm seeking person prices for 1 year lease. interested In 1 yr. ex- CUSTOM WEDDING Needed One clown to 1973 Fisher 35; 100 watt Call for our low summer perience In various fields RINGS by PHILIP entertain at party. Will amp with turntable, rates and inspection 352 of law prior to attending MORTON at THE pay Call 352-2599 tuner, aid XP66C 4394 or 1-881-S082 collect S6W.IMEIM. law school Some typing WORKING HAND speakers (400 or best CRAFT CENTER 515 offer Call 352-4961 2 bedroom, air-condition- FL0M required. Interested Students parking cars at •aimPWg gUISTMT COFFEE persons contact 353-M15 Conneaut ed carpeted, downtown, _ NllHtHttM1A1ft<01COV«Q« .-" —■•»». Trinity United Methodist 0 «OOi IH^UO- »»tU t I0I4 C?)*3 ""MIHIlMlftllCOtCOUPOM '67 Dodge Van. (600. Call June 1 352 7743 WANTED For your PHOTO- Church. NOTICE. You 352-6886 Leave message nmmmmmimmmm^ mmsSSmT GRAPHIC Needs: Por- are welcome to park free for Bill. RIDES 1 f. to sublet apt. spring traits, passports, appli- from a 00 a.m log p.m. A summer. S0 mo. Call cations, and etc. daily, hut cars MUST Panasonic reel to reel Riders wanted Anyone, ioRiseo 3oH7M Welssbrod Studio US W. vacate the parking lot tape recorder Original anywhere between Bryan Wooster Ph 354-9041 cost (370. best offer. Ca II ML ii after I p.m. There will be and B.G close to Route ^Vmmimm^Zz/n' 1 m. rmmt needed to NO weekend parking at S61-468S 1 Call 636-1764 or write (bar apt at 160 mo. 352- INTERESTED IN NO- all except for church CM. Long, (07 E. Wilson ^QCdOgOOOQOOOOOOQi 0374 FRILLS LOW-COST JET Harmony elec guitar. 2 business Violators will pick tips, S cut-away St Bryan, Ohio 43506. TRAVEL to Europe, The be towed away at owners WI «ISI«VI QUANTITY MOMtt Great Scot/ NEEDED • 2 men to live acoustic, arched bridge, Middle East, The Far 2 people need ride to Ak- FfflfNDlV FO Ml M A la Haven House Apta. expense alter April 1, new (K0. asking (IK, East. Africa, or practi- 1971. ron-Canton area this next year Call Rick 352 cally anywhere? EDU- Ph.86S-7107. mm. Tom. 372 4447 Friday; call Scott, 372- CATIONAL FLIGHTS Theta Chi Rash at Phi Mic k Cord. E-V 8*4 var 4094 or Claudie. 352-5885 Sign-ups (or Job APRIL 17 High School Bookkeeping Ed and vocational electron- Choral & Classroom) Instrumental Music. OWA & 1-12; Voc Dist Ed 11-12, APKIL 15 interviews for the week ol Basic Bus . Gen Sci . Home ics, math, elem vocal Compre. Social Science OWE Voc Home Ec 11-12 Home University of Toledo-Any April IS will be held this Standard Oil to of ohm Econ . Ind Arts; Math. music. EMR& ID Livonia iMich.i Public Elementary Psimary Ec 7-12, Eng 7 12, Spanish Bachelor's Degree inter- week in the second floor B Bus majors only for OWE OWA; Dist Ed Clermont Northeastern Schls.-TMR EMR. Math or I Male I; Elem Art; Native 712. French712 ested in MBA program lounge. Student Services Marketing Trainee MPE w coaching Other Schls -No report yet Math/Science combination. Spanish-speaking for Bldg Program areas WPE. EMR. LDB Clermont County Schls - Eng Sin Stud Com Bilingual Program. AGENCIES Additions lor the Week of Sign-ups for school Montgomery Wards & orthopedically handi- Elementary K8: EMR & bin.ition Home Ec. Elem French Spanish. Media Aoril 8 schedules will be held from Corporate Office-National capped Guidance and LD K 12 Science 8-12 Vocal Music. Art; Some Specialist; Vocal Music. APRIL 15 & 16 APRIL9 4 30-5 30 p m tomorrow and Merchandise Buyer Counseling (Biology. Gen Sci . Physics, Elem. Secondary candidates Remedial Reading. LD. non-school schedules Trainees B Bus Adm Mar ehem.l; Math 8 12. Art K- in area unspecified should be Deaf Ed . Visually Im- U S Air Force Any Aetna Life & Casualty- ibusinsss government keti.ig. Retailing. Manage- CopleyFairlawn IO i 12. OWE Secondary Ind certified in more than one paired; Elem w training in Bachelors Degree-must pass Computer programmers & agencies and graduate ment Public Schools Math Sci Art 8 12 area. the gifted physical exam Positions for computer analysts B Comp. schools Irom 3-4 p m Montgomery Wards Combination. GPE ENG- Franklin (O. I City Schls - Shelby iO.i City Schls- Pilot. Navigator. Sci or Math May substitute Friday Regional 0(l>ce--B Bus LISH Combination. Eng- Ind Arts-Shop Jr H . Eng HSMath. Ind Arts and Kir APRIL 19 Engineering. Personnel. one year of experience for A standard Placemenl Adm . Home Ec Mktg for lish Tennis coach com- Sr. H with reading con- mentary Ollice Adm . Hospital incomplete degree Also Office Data Sheet must be Hetail Management bination Other areas also centration Algonac tMich. I Comm •Plymouth iO i Local Adm . Acctg , Law looking for Sales Mgmt turned in at the time of sign- Trainees Wooster tO. i City Schls - Schls -Math; HS French, Schls and Crestview Local Enforcement. Intelligence. Trainee B Any held. Mar- up lor each organization vwnkleman s-B Mgmt . No report yet HS English. Jr H English; Schls -See April 18 listing We a t he I . Computer keting B any field with which the student Mktg . or retailing for APRIL 16 Elem. Remedial Reading, & Science Signup for their wishes to interview Retail Executive Trainee APRIL 18 Late Elem Fulton Countv Schls -LI) schedule or talk with their APRIL 19 Defiance iO > City Lorain O i City Schls si BD only representative in University Aetna Life & Casualty- BISINESS APKIL 18 Schools-Elem 1-6. Gen Sandusky Public Schls ■■ Secondary Bus Ed Rail Home Ollice Hep-Group Math 9. Guidance Counselor See April 17 listing Compre . Voc Bus Ed . Lake County Bd ol Ed APRIL 16. I7& 18 Div B needed Home Ofl ice Progressive Insurance 7.8.9. PEW&M 10-12. EMR 'Plymouth iO i Local French Spanish com- Compre Bus Fd w short- Actuarial. Acctg . Data APKIL15 Company- B any area for 10-12 Reading 10-12. F.lem Schls -Voc, Home Ec . Ind bination. GHPE w ex hand, ('hem & or Physio Act ion i Peace Corps & Processing Prsnl.. Management Trainee or Art Arts w coaching. Kinder penence in Gymnastics; 11-12. EMR & LD 16. Math Vista i-Sign-up for then B Needed (Second listing I nited Appraisal Co - Claims Adjuster Trainee •Forest Hills iO I School garten. OWE. Principal7-8 Voc. Home Ec . Ind Arts. 7-12. Elem 1-6. Vocal Musu schedule or visit with their for ll.iitt.iid Conn i Field Listing Technician All Xerox Corporation- Sales Dist -Klein 1-5 & Middle •Crestview Local Schls - M.i Hi Compre Sci Elem all grades, Instru representatives in Uni- Bus areas with an interest Rep B Bus are prelerred School 6-8 Lang Arts 9-12. LD BD Primary; Compr Sci. Math Combination. Music 1 -12. WPE 712. Ind versity Hall Key • Evening Only in real estate Other majors Other majors accepted Science 9-12. Math 9-12. Science. HS Music > Inst . Media Specialists; Vocal & Arts 7 12; Speech (| Hearing COLLEGES " K\ening also welcome it background or Firestone Tire & Rubber Spanish 9-12. Ind Arts 9-12. interest in real estate Co -Juniors who are Soccer Coach 9-12. planning a career in Sales Newark Public Schools- APKIL 16 Mgmt Majors in Mktg See April IS listing Retailing or llu- Adm for Play to feature inner city life Gatewa> Transportation - Summer Intern APRIL 17 B Business majors interested in Trucking SCHOOLS Forest Hills lO.I Schl The main auditorium ol including a sermon by a enjoyment s sake and lor us vocal groups and youth black.' he said Industry Position for Dist -See April 16 listing University Hall will be crowned Nixon in the educational value " Kohl programs It works out ol Campbell said the play's Operations Trainee leading APRIL 15 Van Wen IO.I CltJ transformed into a Swahill Watergate Church and a Hall is sponsoring the play Cleveland's inner city but members will dine at to terminal management •Newark Public Schools- Schools- -EMR: LDB Voc karamu house, or center ol long. The Hose Mary II teaches you about takes plays on tour when Commons Dining Hall at 1 Bus Ed ;& HS Librarian enjoyment for all", at 730 Stretch Music lor the morals and values, and requested to do so by- p m on Sunday and invited •Southwestern iO ' City Sunday night when the play segment was composed b\ teaches you to look inside colleges interested people to join Schls-KM K. LDB Voc Inner City. A Street Deborah liyrd production yoursell 10 lind out where them He also said a rap Director to oversee workshop Bus Ed . & HS Librarian Cantata is performed by director you are at he said Plays perlormed by sessn n will be held with •Southwestern iO > City the members ol the Karamu Karamu House founded in Karamu House range from them in the main lounge ol TV comedy director Alan Ratkin. will be on campus ten Schls Group Information House, an art institution THE PLAY has been Cleveland in 191T> consists ol musicals to serious dramas, Kohl Hall from 2.30-3 30 one month starting tomorrow He will supervise a popular session on the 17th at 7 30 from Cleveland described as "absolutely in 65 individuals involved in the a great majority ol which p in Sunday culture workshop on the practical aspects ol directing ten p.m in the Placement The play, based on the credible by Holand Porte arts, more than half are pro- are written by unknowns one w eek Oflice lor those interested in book Inner City Mother ol The Cleveland Journal fessionals A I Ol Ml l' I Campbell said Tickets for the play are 25 and as a "high-powered, cents and can be purchased H.ilkin who worked in Hollywood for many years Southwestern City Schls. Goose by Eve Mernam member of the Karamu directed Lots ol Luck this season He has directed shows Wooster City Schls.-EI deals with the nature ol swiftly-paced, rollicking ami House is Creg Morris ot the "SOME ARE somewhat at the main desk ol Kohl such as Love American Style' and the Bob Newhait Ed . EMR Lb Industrial inner city life through the lovable show by Dick Mission Impossible tele militant, others are Hall Heservations can be Show arts. OWE math, and other use ol dialogue and music Wootten nl The Cleveland vision Ml tSI comedies about ghetto lile made by calling 372-2963 or Ralkin also will speak to popular culture classes and secondary areas ranging ttuni pop to jazz Press The house centers around or what it's like to be 372-2B39 deliver lectures at the University "l Michigan and Michigan •Sandusky Public Schls - The version to be Chris Campbell. Kohl Hall a cultural and educational Slate University Art Bus Ed iComp & presented Sunday night has director, said Inner City program consisting ot play He will return to Hollywood in May to begin working on a Voca i. El Ed K-6, Eng been updated with a is being brought here "(or productions, workshops Vocational Home Ec Ind segment on Watergate. comedv series he will direc t next t.ill il'M A| HEY J>AGHETTW — I § Tin : in H i i PODNERS! " MAN. ALPHA SIGMA PHI 1011 S MAIN BOWLING GREEN. O WEDNESDAY IS "LARGEST PET SHOP IN OHIO" $ DOLLAR DAY $ V** (419)354-9603 (419) 353-0503 JT X. Invites All Dudes To GRAND OPENING HAMBURGER PLATTER ^cB OPEN RUSH > MARCH 30th TO APRIL 7th and OW( of 20 years ago PAGLIAIS Penny Sale On A Wide Variety M pound freshly ground pure beef, 1 1004 S MAIN Tonight at 8:00 p.m. on toasted sesame bun, fiench fries and M 352-7571 H of Fresh and Salt Water Fish! cole, slaw, and the real thing. Coke 4 15% OFF ON DOGS! SUCK YOUR HAIR BACK 10% OFF ON DOG SUPPLIES! AND COME ON OVER. $1.00 IN-STORE SPECIALS AND GIVE-AWAYS! REG. 4.45 CORNER OF E. WOOSTER $200 Qpp QN D0Q QROOMING SAVE 45e AND RODGERS WITH THIS AD DURING THE 300 EAST SPAGHETTI S PECIAL QQc GRAND OPENING!!! WOOSTER ST. Spaghetti and Garlic B read Only %]%] O'ink jndSaljdEit GOOD ONLY no delivery on this special 9-9 DAILY, 1-5 SUNDAY WED.. APRIL 3 from 5 to 9 STILL LOOKING FOR YOU NAME IT, A PLACE TO LIVE WE'VE GOT THIS SUMMER & FALL Find out about IF SO, STOP OUT TO CHERRY the Nuclear Navy. PREFERRED PROPERTIES HILL VILLAGE AND SEE WHY WE Sophomores And Juniors HAVE THE BEST APARTMENTS IN If you have one year of Calculus and Phy- TOWN. sics, you may be eligible for positions in Houses & Apartments Find out about SHIP OPERATIONS, TEACHING or RE- For Rent the Nuclear Navy. SUMMER LEASE AVAILABLE SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. The Navy's Nuclear Propulsion Program has about 200 SPECIAL RATES - JUNE 15th openings in the fast developing nuclear FOR SUMMER & FALL" If you are majoring in science or TO AUG. 30th $300.00 FOR power field. engineering and nuclear power COMPLETE APARTMENT. OBLIGATION: 3-5 years after training. FANTASTIC PARTY interests you, $15,000 BONUS for Operations Officers who agree to serve an additional four years. HOUSE, INDOOR POOL, The Navy will assist you in financing AND MUCH, MUCH, your education for the next year or 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED $10,000 to Start $20,000+ possible at the End of your first two. APARTMENTS MORE. tour. As a senior, you may earn as much as Remember, THROUGH THE NAVY, You can $540 a month. 853 NAPOLEON RD. get in on the Ground Floor of this rapidly FOR INFORMATION SUITE 5 expanding field. For further information, See the Navy Officer Information contact the Navy Information Team on April CALL - 352-9378 Team at University Hall on April 3-5, For info call 352-6248 3-5, 1974 from 9 AM to 5 PM at University 10-5 DAILY 1974 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOURS 913, 1-5 M0N-FRI SAT 1-5 Hall. ' ' Diamondmen win two; boost win streak to six By Mark Glover Meanwhile, Young In the meantime, the a row. The Falcons now AnIstnni Sporti Editor continued to baffle Flyer Falcons scored six runs. boast an 8-4 mark batters until be was taken Leftftelder Dick Selgo Falcon mentor Don Purvis To coin an old sports out after five Innings. Re- knocked in two of the runs called the victories "fine adage, yesterday's baseball liever Art Scboene mopped with a double while Turner's team wins" and was doubleheader at Warren E. up the final two innings three-run homer in the particularly pleased with Steller Field was a matchup allowing only two runs and second inning boosted the some of the efforts of his between "a David and a insuring the 11-2 win. total. younger players Goliath." Young's shutout Mike Frilling for BG came Playing the role of Goliath performance put bis earned on to pitch in the fifth and PURVIS had the were the Falcons while the run average at a sixth innings and continued opportunity to play most of visiting Dayton Flyers acted phenomenally low 0.78 mark to blank Dayton By the time his squad in the late innings as the underdogs. However, and made his record 3-0 for Ric Richmond relieved of the two encounters. unlike the famous biblical the year. Frilling in the seventh and upset, "David" was DAN HEBEL started the final inning, the Falcons had The Falcons travel to the trounced as BG second contest for the dia- added two more runs to University of Cincinnati this overpowered the Dayton mondmen and picked up make the final. 8-1. Friday and Saturday for crew, 11-2 in the first game right where Young left off The two losses dropped three games before coming and 8-1 in the second allowing only one run in four Dayton's record to 1-4 while home to play Ferris State contest. innings. BG picked up its sixth win in twice this Sunday. The Falcons dominated all phases of the game in beating the Flyers, a baseball club trying to improve their program by The BG Ne playing some stronger schools in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). BG's dominance was PORTS Wednesday, April 3, 1974 "S established in the very first Page 8 inning of the initial 2 p.m encounter After Falcon hurler Kip Young blanked the Flyers in the top of the first frame, the BG hitting Women's intramurals attack exploded for five By Sue Poealcke tripled since 1970. according growth, let you meet new APPARENTLY unsatis- and Donna Shaw to Janell Wolfe. Women's kids, learn better fied with a five run bulge, Recreation Association sportsmanship and provide a the Falcons added two more The Bowling Green (WRA) president good study break." she said in the second inning. After women's intramural The program began with Hager added. We want to the red-hot BG bats rested in program is "the best in the volleyball, basketball and hit one sport or activity that the third frame, the fourth state,'' Sue Hager. women's Softball, added tennis in 1971 everybody feels is their own inning saw four more Falcon intramurals director said and flag football the next thing It's all for fun-we runners crossing the plate. yesterday year Curling was added this place no emphasis on "The number of students winter, and golf and coed competition." Kightfielder Mike Wood in the school versus the basketball will join Softball WRA will hold elections led the four inning blitz with number that participate (in and tennis as this year's for next year's officers Falcon pitcher Kip Young makos his delivery during the first a triple and two doubles to intramurals) is the largest ,spring activities today and tomorrow from 10 game of yesterday's doublohaador with tho University of knock in five of the 11 runs in the state." she said wolfe said the program am to 3 p.m in the Kip Dayton. Young boosted hit season record to 3-0 as BG won while di-signated hitter accomodates as many Women's Building Voters women as facilities allow the contest, 11-2. The Falcons also triumphed in the second Gary Turner walloped a Hager added that the must have participated in program has always been "Team members come two-thirds of any intramural game, 8-1. (Newsphoto by Joseph Glick) double and a triple to bat in two runs pretty good here, but it was from dorms, sororities and activity, Wolfe said limited. independently." she added To become eligible for "So many people live on spring intramurals. women campus, there's not much to "WE TRY to get as many must complete entry forms do for recreation." she said. non-physical education applicable to tennis. "Students here are grasping majors involved as Softball, golf and coed Spikers bury Toledo, 108-47 for things to do. They are possible." basketball confined to dorms and they Wolfe said WRA'l main Softball entry forms are objective is "to give girls ! need recreation " available on the main floor By Jerry Musrk set a new mark for the Tl The Falcons also won the As expected. Toledo swept The Falcons travel to the chance to play (thei of the Women's Building and facility, and ties his own BG mile relay in 3 38 1 and the the weight events, hut the Athens Friday and Saturday WOMEN'S intramural sports they want to. must be returned by April TOLEDO - Anyone who mark ol two years ago. but 440 relay in,43.2 Falcons did win the three for the Ohio University activities have nearly "Sports improve physical 15 tabbed BG as the favorite in BG assistant coach Tom Other Falcons posting jumps. Kon Weber's leap ol Helavs yesterday s dual meet Wright said the wind-aided wins in the running events 6-4 won (he high jump and a llllllllllllllllimilllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllimillllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINHI against the Toledo Rockets effort won't count in the BG were Tom Preston. 9 30 in 118 6" toss gave him second should go to the head ut the records. the 3000 meter steeplechase. place in the discus Dial Falcon Hotline 372-BGSU class Sophomore Ron Taylor Craig Macdonald 1 5b in the BGSU RIFLE TEAM The Falcons gained 13 was BG's only other double 880. and Bruce Vernulyea. Tom Newbern's 22T' IIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllll first places and swept live winner, whose time ol 22 1 14:33.9 In the three-mile. effort took first in the long Captain Carden events, including both led I BG sweep in the 220 jump and sophomore Lewis Sargeant Laycoax Vermilyea stayed in the Maclln gained triple jump Gary Scheid Sargeant Hemmerly relays, as thev outdistanced Freshman Tim LoDico was CINEMA I 4th RECORD WEEK! the Rockets, 108-47 second (22.51 and junior second and third positions honors in with 46 5" Brian Emerick Jack Arnold yesterday Toledo finished Gary Whittaker third (23.11. (or the lirst 11 laps of the The victory, which evens Wed & Thurs 7 20 19 50 three-mile event but a late Dan Linnenberg Nark Scheid last in the Mid-American Taylor edged o u I BG's dual meet mark at 1-1. Friday 7 30 & 10:15 • Sit & Sun 2:00, 4:45, 7:30 & 10:15 A Conference (MACI the last Freshman teammate Brian spurt in the final lap boosted spoiled Toledo's season kent Glover Rick Oberlin ALL SEATS - $3.00 - SorryNo Passes four years Storm in the 100 dash. 9.9 to him past TU's Walt opener and the debut of Jim Fisher Stephanie Masek Falcon hurdle ace Dave 10 0 for one ol BG's best Rodriguez, who finished in first-year Rocket coach 'i Fegley. a MAC champ two ellorts in that event this 14:349. John Flanuno years ago was a double spring winner He led a Falcon LoDleo, Randy sweep in the 440 inter- Zimmerman and Marvin CONGRATULATIONS mediate hurdles i55.0>. and Anderson placed onc-two- REQUIRED PREREGISTRATION streaked to a wind-aided 14 0 IhrM in the 440 tor another On A clocking in the high hurdles BG sweep, with l.oDico PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kegley s high hurdle time breaking the string in 50 0 MAJORS GREAT SEASON Save the News STUDENT TEACHING 1974-75 THURS. APRIL 4,-4:00 P.M. 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