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Offered $25,000 Agent shuns Ford 'contract'

WASHINGTON (AP) - An Divis also said his agents to discuss the President's scheduled the Secret Service, defended the agents undercover agent of the Bureau of acquired information during the past visit to that city." he added. * as "highly competent, well-trained Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms was month from an informer "relating (o In his prepared statement, Davis individuals and. as they have shown offered S25.000 within the past the informer's contact with a member made no othcj mention of the time and time again, they are also month to tall President Ford, the of a militant organization. $25,000 offer to kill Ford, except to wholly dedicated to their mission." director of the bureau said yesterday. say it occurred in a Midwestern city Rex Davis, in a statement prepared "THE SUBJECT was a during September. THE investigation by the Senate for a Senate subcommittee twice-convicted felon armed wi'.h Davis made the disclosures while subcommittee on Treasury. Postal investigating the Secret Service, said three high-powered rilles and a possible detailing examples of cooperation Service and general government the individual who approached the automatic weapon." Davis said. between his bureau and the Secret appropriations, follows two agent was arrested the day following "The felon indicated he was en Service. assassination attempts on President the offer, after sufficient evidence was route to a city where a meeting with a Treasury Secretary William Simon, Ford within 17 days. gathered. militant organization was to take place whose department is responsible for Subcommittee Chairman Joseph Montoya (D-N.M.) said the heanngs were being held "to examine our options and look for solutions" to the Tension grows in Spain problems confronting the agene) whose best known job is the protection of the President. "We must make sure that adequate over executed guerillas resources - money and manpower r have been made available to the Sccict MADRID. Spain (AP)-A Pedro Cortina Mauri at the United Their lawyers said the, courtsniaitial Service." Montoya said. policeman died yesterday of wounds Nations in New York. could begin early next week. Secret Service Director II Stuart from a holdup blamed on Basque A government spokesman said only Knight asked the panel for a separatist guerrillas amid growing A SENIOR American official has that the cases were in the hands of supplemental appropriation, saying it tension in Spain, as well as continuing said Kissinger was chiefly concerned investigating magistrates and that was needed "to handle the Increased protests abroad, over the government*! about possible weakening of Western justice would take its course. demand upon the Secret Service." execution of five convicted police security caused by Spain's rising The 15 Basques-five women and 10 killers. v isolation because oi«ihe executions. men, including Spain's top guerrilla He said the number of persons Premier Carlos Arias Navarro There were also protests and strikes leader, Jose Mugica Arrcgui-arc all protected by the Secret Service has prepared to goon television to address in Spain itself, mostly in the three members of ETA or Basque Land and more than doubled, increasing from 57 the nation, independence-minded Basque Liberty. to 132. in the past three years In apparent support for the regime, provinces in the north. Mugica. a Basque folk hero, was A subcommittee Staff member said Carol Drury, supervisor of the local food stamp office, and Elaine the Secret Service also was expected to scores ol young Spaniards look to the Communists, Trotskyitcs. Maoists accused in the the December 1973 D'Andrea, certification worker, assist an applicant preparing Madnd Itreets In cars and motorbikes, and other militant leftists were assassination of Premiei Luis Carrero ask for additional funds to guard the forms to receive food stamps. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) honking horns and tossing handbills prominent in West Fuiopcan street Blanco. 1976 candidates. exhorting people to gathei before the protest! against the executions by the national palace Wednesday to "show nghtwing Franco government. our indignation" at foreign piotcsts. But official protests came from Food budget problems eased Pope Paul VI and from THE DEATH ol one of two anti-Communist governments, many policemen wounded in the $600,000 led by democratic Socialists who have robbery at a government benefits opposed Franco since his 1936-39 civil office Monday in Barcelona raised to war victory. Stamps can aid students 19 the lumibci of policemen killed in political violence since lanuary 1974. THE FRANCO government was By Mary Higgins what the net. oi adjusted, income is. amounting to $1,500 or more, he is A tough, new ami-terriorisl law reported continuing with plans to try DRURY SAID thai since the food Staff Reporter If, allei a review of his financial ineligible. adopted by the regime of S2-yeaiold 15 other Basques on terrorist charges, stamp division ol the county welfare Generalissimo Francisco France and legal sources predicted at least situation. Ins adjusted monthly income dcpait incut is operated on an Housing, utility, medical and Tight-budgeted off-campus students is $215 or less foi a household of one. University bills must also be shown. requires the denlh penally for persons three would get the death penalty. appointment system, the easiest way the student may be eligible to receive convicted of killing policemen. who are financially independent of for a student to apply is to come into food stamps. Tie firing squad executions their parents may be surprised to learn the office, liN out the necessary Once a student receives food The adjusted monthly income is Saturday of live men- two Basques and that they are eligible for food stamps information for the parent and stamps, he must reapply for them scaled to account lor the number of three members of an urban guerilla Weather "The most important point is financial aid forms and then make an every iwo to three months. If the whether a student's parents claim him persons in the household. appointment. The soonest an group-brought an international student receives free food stamps he Variable cloudiness and cooler as a tax dependent." said Carol Drury. THE STUDENT'S adjusted monthly appointment can be scheduled, at this must reapply every month. This is outcry, including demonstrations. today and tonight. High today in income also determines how much he time, is in two weeks, she said. attacks on Spanish embassies, work food stamp supervisor for Wood done to account lor persons who have the mid 60s. Low tonight in the must pay for lood stamps. For stoppages and the recall of more than County Welfare Department. "A unsteady incomes and large bills at upper 30s to low 40s. Partly example, if a student has no Dunne the appointnienl. a financial a dozen ambassadors from Madrid. student also can be eligible if his different times. Drury explained. cloudy and cool tomorrow. High dependents and earns from S30 to S39 review is conducted and students must US. Secretary of State Henry parents are eligible for food stamps." tomorrow 60 to 65. Probability of When students initially apply for a month, he may purchase $48 worth present prool of residence in Wood "The system is pretty complicated Kissinger planned to taisc the issue of rain 20 per cent today and 10 per food stamps. Drury said two forms of food stamps for $4. County, show' theii savings and and there arc exceptions to different the executions at an afternoon cent tonight. help determine their eligibility. Before this year it was not necessary checking account hooks, credit union rules." Drury said. meeting with Spanish Foreign Minister for students to be financially statements, current wage Statements, ONE IS sent to the student's independent of their parents to be unemployment statements and.a tax Any questions regarding eligibility parents to insure that they are not eligible for food stamps. Drury said. return H sell employed. can be directed to the food stamp claiming him as a dependent. The "But some senators said they found If the students have resources, such division of the county welfare other is sent to the University students with rich parents receiving as in a savings or checking account. department at 352-7566. Students warned Financial Aid Office and designates food stamps," she said. "If the parents what type and how much aid the can pay for tuition and rent, they can student is receiving if any. usually afford another S50 for food." Any form of financial aid is About 80 per cent of the students about witness law considered part of the student's applying for food stamps arc not income. However, Drury explained claimed as tax dependents. As of Blue Cross costs Residence hall staffs and campus authorities, said Derek Dickinson. that the aid is pro-rated in relation to August there were about 100 to 150 residents are being warned that they University director of standards and the amount of tuition and living students among the 1,700 families in can be held responsible for crimes procedures. expenses the student must pay. Wood County receiving food stamps, which they witness but fail to report Violation of this statute can result in "So if the student is receiving only Drury said. rise for employes due to a recently passed state statute. the person being charged with a fourth enough aid to cover the cost of Although figures for September Statute 292I.22. which is part of degree misdemeanor. "We want to tuition, the amount of aid in terms of have not been compiled yet, Drury House Bill 511 enacted in January, protect the staffs and students." net income is zero," she said. said she expected thai during fall By Renee Murawski "The University projected a states that anyone witnessing a felony Dickinson said in explaining why the Other expenses such as rent and quarter the number of students Staff Reporter $10,000 rise in fringe benefits in this being committed shall report such University community is being utility bills are deducted from a receiving stamps probably would year's budget. The 35 per cent increase information to law enforcement informed of the law. student's actual earnings to determine increase to about 200 to 300. Due to a rise in the cost of hospital is $120,000 more than was provided care, monthly Blue Cross rates for for." he explained. University employes will increase by 35 per cent, according to University Nusser said that he did not know treasurer and controller Paul Nusscr. where the University would obtain the Nusser said that Blue Cross had additional $120,000. originally requested an increase of 43.7 per cent, but he added, "We felt "IT WILL probably be items that that figure was a little high." considered in budget considerations in "Our justification was that 80 per the next 30 to 60 days by the cent of our people belonging to the University president, office of resource Blue Cross program obtain services at planning and the Board of Trustees," Wood Country hospital. On July 1, he said. Wood County hospital rates went up about 36 per cent." Nusser explained. According to Nusser. this problem ACCORDING to Nusser, hourly will be one factor involved in (full-time classified) employes and considering whether or not to increase contract employes receiving single student fees. coverage will not experience any "It's a matter of increasing costs or additional deduction from their wages. reducing expenditures in some way or "Contract employes who elect to another. What do you reduce?" Nusser have family coverage will be the only said. ones to feel it out of their pockets," Nusser said. The University provides There is a possibility of another rate Blue Cross coverage as a fringe benefit increase in six months, according to to all classified employes and their Nusser. families. "There will be a review of the 35 The rate increase must be provided per cent increase in six months. If this Katy Fleming, junior (Ed.) and Chuck Vunod, sophomore, (B.A) share the solace for out of the University's budget, increase is determined to be of the same shady tree but are unaware of each other's presence. (Newsphoto by according to Nusser. He noted that the inadequate in view of rising hospital So dose yet. Lance Wynn) University budget does not have the costs, the Blue Cross rate will probably funds to a;comodate this increase. go up again." Nusser said. PIT 2/Tfce BG Ncwi. Wednesday, October 1,1975 epiTGRiaLS realign sex education By Dr. Robert Joynt replies of teenagers. More than half the CATHOLIC TEENAGERS were Another facet of this problem is deny postal requests Department of Education "sexually active" teenagers (married found to the contraceptives more than involved in the psychological Guest Columnist ones included) said they didn't use those from either protestant implication of the teenager who contraceptives the last time they had denominations or with no religious desires pregnancy as a means of getting In 1970 when the Post Office Department was abolished, the new The zero population growth studies intercourse. affiliations. attention or getting "even " with a U.S. Postal Service was given financial independence from have revealed some startling facts The study further shows' that society which has "cheated" them of government regulation. That move created aVate commission to set which need consideration in updating THE MAJORITY interviewed gave traditional sanctions against premarital love and affection by being raised in the cost of stamps and gave it authority to handle its own revenues. our educational approaches to sex the following reasons; " too young to sex have not kept teenagers celibate. It an environment without a mature accepting mother and father in a stable Subsidies were given to the commission to cover the costs of education. get pregnant." "sex too infrequently has, however, contributed to'the use of unreliable methods, non-use or family relationship. handling mail that could not pay for itself. With a constant bombardment of to get pregnant," or "had intercourse sex in today's world, teenagers at the wrong time of the month to get sporadic use of contraceptives. It is projected that a declining birth Now the Postal Service, in a state of chaos and mired in deep evidently know a lot about pregnant." Had the teenagers been The U.S. Census Bureau study done rate could mean a reduced crime rate financial problems, is asking Congress for a $1.7 billion subsidy to performance but little about results. given proper sex education these by Campbell Gibson of the years in a few years. Currently more than cover its losses. The study reveals that there is little fallacies would not be given as their 1961-73 concluded that the fertility half of the crimes are committed by The House of Representatives recently denied the proposed chance of an American baby being rationalization for becoming pregnant decline in this country was 86 per cent 15-30-year-olds. subsidy and adopted an amendment that would require the Postal born into a middle-class family to or for promiscuity. due to changes in marital fertility Because of the World War II baby Service to give its revenues to the Treasury Department and report to parents who will have a stable In recent contact with sex rates, 14 per cent to changes in marital boom the present population has a Congress annually for funding legislation. marriage. education literature, little information status with almost none lo changes in disproportionate number of this The House lias demonstrated foresight in denying the Postal A rising percentage of children will is given to emphasize any moral non-mariatal fertility rates. younger age group. The mere fact that Services' request. It is unfortunate, however, that the action may be grow up in poor homes without ever obligation to the unborn child, or the It is obvious that some education is a declining birth rate will decrease crime is somewhat erroneous if an reversed by a later vote. Opponents of this latest move reportedly having known a father or with parents fact that the child-bearing ages of the necessary to change the per cent trend effort is not made to lift the cconomic will seek a reversal next week. \ who, will soon divorce. Children raised teens and over 35 years of age produce if there is a concern for improving the under these circumstances will mean the largest number of defective environmental opportunities for the as well as the cultural and emotional The Post Office has demonstrated its need for Congressional more drastic changes in our social children. yet unborn. Just whose responsibility level of the populations. We must just authority by displays of money mismanagement and its inability to structure than We are now this is will always be a question. end up with older criminals. determine the rates for postal increases as seen in the debate over experiencing. Another little emphasized hazard is Local health departments are now The optimistic hope of the society whether the 10-cent stamp should be raised to 12 or 13 cents for Nearly one of every live live births that the most rapid and widespread legally entitled to render contraceptive is that as it moves from stage to stage first-class mail. in America now is to a teenager. The veneral disease victim is the teenager. services to unmarried teenagers in 22 that it eventually leams to cope with "Maybe Congress can't run the post office, but it can't do any study shows thai 84 per cent of the Education may help but poverty states. Women 18 and over can receive its problems. Wars and recessions seem worse than the Postal Service is doing," according to Rep. Bill mothers did not want to become also plays a role in teenage service in 47 states. to call for. more discipline and closer Alexander (D.-Ark.) . pregnant. pregnancies. The zero population examination of the society than do Now it is time to give Congress the reins and let them decide the studies indicated that the bmiting ARE PUBLIC schools responsible times of prosperity and permissiveness The various political and fate of postal operations. ALSO FOUND WAS the fact that chance of a baby born to a teenager is for educating the individual in all areas six of ten infants bom to teenage the fact that teenagers from poor of life or are certain areas the prime educational systems within the When the proposal comes before the House again it must be mothers are conceived out of wedlock families with limited educational reservation for parents? Can the community need to begin to define denied. with three of these born out of backgrounds arc the least likely to use government impose educational responsibility for the outcomes of wedlock. This means that increasing contraceptives. standards on individuals who their influences. numbers of unwanted pregnancies Fewer black young persons use otherwise will not be informed? If this is an era of accountability occur with unwanted children bom contraceptives than whites, mostly One politician said thai "Education then someone within the system must cold passport logic and raised in unnatural circumstances. because of the higher percentage of is a defense against an ignorant be assigned the problem and be held Psychologically this is thought lo be blacks at the poverty level of people" and that is why the United accountable tor the outcomes for the By J. F. ter Horst the Deputy Defense Secretary, said most destructive to children because existence. States has compulsory education. results of the stratagems foi change. there even had been discussion of of formative years without ideal ego PARIS--not many Americans would sending in a commando force to models especially males, as well as exchange their U.S. citizenship tor liberate her. And now the d'Bstaing surrogate parent child care for working that of France, but the contrasting government is reconsidering rebel mothers through nursery schools or cases of a kidnapped Frenchwoman terms it earlier had rejected. baby sitters. and two ..idnapped Stanford sludents It has ignored objections of the Zero population also reveals the poses the question. Chad government and is dealing grim figures that children born to Every year, thousands of Americans directly with the rebels even to the married couples will, in five to eight go abroad with the happy notion that point of sending in official negotiators chances out of ten, see their parent's the U.S. government and its diplomats by military planes. marriage break up before they are five will help them if they run into trouble. As a matter ofcoid logic, of course, years of age. This is attributed to the Unfortunately, says Henry the Kissinger position is unassailable. fact that teenage marriages which Kissinger, that's not quite true. Tlic Governments cannot intervene involve pregnancy are economically American passport will not willy-nilly in every situation without disadvanlaged as to "occupation, automatically bring your government themselves becoming objects of income and assets." to yom rescue it you are seized as terrorists. Yet other governments, of In counseling parents and teenagers, hostage by terrorists in a foreign laud. necessity, have acceded to terrorist the most devastating effect seen in And that seems to be the difference demands on similar occasions. iccnage marriages involving pregnancy, between current U.S. policy and Negotiating with terrorists might be is the psychic energies needed to make French policy. a breach of diplomatic form, even the decisions of arranging the A FEW DAYS ago. Ambassador W. risky for policymakers. Bui a multitude of factors connected with Beverly Carter got into trouble with government more interested in saving establishing marriage, home and the State Department tor engaging in face than in saving citizens' lives is economic assets for a couple who are negotiations with the Zaire rebels who saying thai its passports aren't worth entering a relationship reluctantly and had kidnapped two American students the paper they're printed on. educationally unprepared for the and several others in neighboring It seems unlikely that Henry simplest family routines. Tanzania. Carter moved only alter the Kissinger wants thai to be said of According to the study basic sex governments of Tanzania and Zaire America. education seemed to be lacking in the VI WOULD TKY R5R STRICTER CONTROLS, BUT HE'S PERSUADED ME THE THING IS LOADED.. ' had disclaimed responsibility for freeing the hostages. He did it because he was an American diplomat, and they were American citizens. And ford's economic policy because he could not have lived with himself if. by failing to Id, they were killed. Because ot his intervention, Carter's scheduled transfer to the ambassador's post in Copenhagen. Denmark, was truckin' with decent dad held up. By way of explanation. Kissinger WASHINGTON -• Forgive the For much the same reasons today, Nobody knew what else to do this dog for a hip speech writer, or maybe told a Washington news conference Family Man the newspaper the smarter sort of businessmen arc side of socialism. he should keep on truckin' because he that it is American policy to refrain photograph of himself and the wife content with consumer regulation There are now various kinds of says he is "very much amazed how from dealing with kidnappers. "If with their golden retriever. Liberty, because, while it may or may not help humane ideas for replacing or at least often people in the course of shaking terrorists get the impression that ihey and the members of her litter. All the consumer, it confers legal reducing the mass and complexity of hands...make specific recommenda- can force negotiations with the U.S. Presidents have puppies. immunity on the firms which obey the our infuriating welfare-ism, but tions or comments " and gain acquiescncc with their He doesn't take them on the regulations. nothing Faithful Husband and You get some awful good tips over demands," he said, it would amount to airplane where The New York Times Regulation also helps to stabilize Devoted Father says suggests he has those airport fences. * "sparing lives in one place at the risk has calculated he has spent nearly two markets and prices at high levels and the smuggles! familiarity with them. Copyright. 1975, The Washington of hundreds of lives every place else." weeks of his Presidency. Considering generally takes a fair amount of the Perhaps he could trade in one puppy Post-King Features Syndicate. Under Kissinger's doctrine, then, the what issues out of his mouth on risk and uncertainty out ol" doing two Stanford students probably would landing, however, it might have been who is not'' Judging from the words ol" business. Expresions like "ruinous," still be hos(ages--if they were lucky better if he'd take the puppies avec this basically honest and decent "cut throat" and "destructive enough to be alive. and spent all of the last 13 months in human being, no thought on the topic competition" seem like silly The French lake a different view. ai rborne silence. floats behind his frank and friendly contradictions in terms to our At this writing. French Piesidenl "I did not take the sacred oath of brow save an undiffercnliated mass of generation, but ihey were obsessive THe BG news Giscard d'bstaing and the French office to preside over the decline and high .school level laissez-faire theology. concerns of businessmen in the era Foreign Ministry are directly engaged fall of America." he told a Texas "I am proud of a free economic when the current governmental edifice in negotiating with tribal rebels in audience the other day. Such language system wluch corrects its own errors, was built. Chad, in North Central Africa, for the is spoken to make us think him bold, controlled by the market place of free Hence there was a time when many EDITORIAL STAFF release of Madame Francoise Clauslrc but he's merely being rash to invite and enlightened consumerism." he was were willing to accept a significant in exchange for $22 million in cash, comparison of his English with editor mark h. glovar overheard to announce to a shocked degree of government interference in managing editor earl p. remensfcy jeeps, medicine and oilier equipment. Winston Churchill's. world not long ago. You can ignore exchange for economic security. news editor merit n. dodoeh Her threatened execution has been Such vacuity gives the impression the necessary obeisances to chamber Thus abrupt. unplanned east, managing editor % lorrsme I. jamason editorial editor |anet I. cordaro stayed. There is every prospect, that what he thinks he's been called on of commerce boobery, but those deregulation would be so costly and makeup editor norma a. steele according to the spokesman at the to preside over is party fund-raisers, an words seem to sum up his views on chaotic, even Ford must know it's ■ports editor .,. >ichard d. rees Elysee Palace, that the intervention of activity showing no sign of decline and political economy. unthinkable. Presumably then, this photo editor dan is I I. feicht France will bring about Mme. fall. Still, not everything the Father Even a reactionary can be realistic. presidential palaver is about copy editor donna I. thaw Clauslre's freedom. and Breadwinner says should be however. Those big corporate deregulation at the lower end of the dismissed as the routine evening roar lobbyists Gentle Jer socializes with income scale, i.e. cut the welfare. THE AFFAIR CLAUSTRE has from the head of the national dinner ought to explain to him that we must been the big story in France for days, table. plan our way out of the planned DECENT DAN the Family Man BUSINESS STAFF bigger than even the attempt at economy into the tum-of-the-century with a heart of stone, has been turning business manager . . assassination of President Ford in San IN SOME imprecise way Pop restoration he has in mind for us but up at the fund-raisers to predict "by . toshe e. rothenberg edv ./sales manager tt.i Francisco. Mme. Clauslre, an probably means il when he rages on not for big business. Even without the year 2000 half the people of this archaeologist, was seized by Chad about "the massive, muscle-bound subsidies and tax credits they're not nation wUI be living off the other rebels 17 months ago. The government bureaucracy of government." Lately going to give up government half." of the former French colony has been he's been given to much talk about intervention. The BG News ■ ewbUehad Tuesday* thru Fridays during the regular school yw, unable to effect her release. "time to undo 25 years of reckless and onoa a weak during the summer sessions, under authority of the Pubticattons The suggestion here is that the Committee of BowtingAreen State University. Finally, the Paris newspapers swung Democratic spending," but Warren IT WAS PUT there to help them. welfare mess is merely the product of Opinions expressed in editorial cartoons or other columns in the Mews do not into action with articles about Mme. Harding, no Churchill either, said it The Federal Trade Commission's a cabal of social workers and loafers. necessarily roftect the opinions ol the University Administration, faculty or staff oa- Gaustre's plight. Public indignation better and said it first: "We want a original purpose in the eyes of the That kind of talk is tasteless but th* State of Ohio. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the grew; a citizen of France was under period in America with less businessmen who backed it was to perhaps inevitable if you are out of opinions of the BG news. Editoriets in the BG News reflect the opinions of the majority of members of the BG News Editorial Board, the threat of death and the government in business and more help them escape the Sherman office trying to get in; in a sitting government could not do anything? business in government." Antitrust Act. The workmen's President it is demeaning and Under mounting pressure, the Since every major politician in the compensation laws and attendant demagogic. It also avoids the fact that French government recently broke its country, not just Decent Dad, is in safety regulations were preferable to many of the welfare programs were Editorial and fitrainees Offices 10* University Hafl silence, saying it had been trying loud aid articulate agreement with the then-growing tendencies of the started alter big business tried to take Fhon* 372-2003 quietly for more than a year to effect Harding on this undisputed point, the courts to award damages in negligence care of the problem and failed, after her release. General Marcel Bigeard. question is: who is serious about it and suits. private philanthropy had collapsed. Wedneadiy, October 1, I97S.The BG News/Pife 3 Crime rate still up local briefs over last six months Campaign help WASHINGTON (AP) - three-month periods, the volume of reported crime Students interested in helping local student candidates The nation's crime rate rose FBI statistics showed an 18 against the volume for the with their campaigns can attend the Concerned Students 13 per cent during the first per cent surge for January, same period a year earlier. for City Government meeting at 8 p.m. tonight in 210 half of this year compared February and March but Other studies Indicate that University Hall. with the same period a year only an . eight per cent actual crime may be two to ago, the FBI reported increase for April, May and three times higher than Up With People yesterday. June. reported crime. "Up With People," the international singing group, The rate was markedly That's the first time in 21 The new report showed will perform at 8 p.m. tonight in the Grand Ballroom, less than the increase months that the quarterly increases in all seven crime Union. reported for each increase has slowed to less categories, in all sections of Tickets are $2 for students and $3 for non-students. succeeding quarter for than the double-digit level. the country, in cities of all Tickets are on sale at the Union ticket office. Finder's nearly two years. The FBI Uniform Crime sizes and rural and suburban Records. 128 N. Main St. and the Chamber of But Atty. Gen. Edward Reports are based on the areas as well. Commerce. 121 E. WoosterSt. Levisaid, .. "We can claim number of murders, rapes, But the 13 per cent jump The performance is sponsored by the Union Activities no great solace in the fact robberies, burglaries, for the six-month period' Organization and the Bowling Green Chamber of that the rate in the rise of assaults, larcenies and motor was noticeably less than the Commerce. serious crime has lessened vehicle thefts reported to 17 per cent increase for the somewhat. Crime remains more than 8.000 state and full year of 1974. an enormous national local police agencies. The The current trend of Organ recital problem and current levels statistical report suggests no crime increases began in the Dr. Vemon Wolcott. associate professor of are. and must be, seen as explanations for the last three months of 1973 performance studies, will give an organ recital at 8 unacceptable." fluctuations. when the rate rose 16 per p.m. tonight in the Recital Hall. Musical Arts Bldg. IN ALU CASES the cent compared with the The recital is free and open to the public. BROKEN DOWN into percentage of change is final quarter of 1972. computed by measuring the Print exhibit An exhibit featuring old matter, modem master and contemporary prints will be on display from 1-5 p.m. Student payroll rises today. The display from the l.akesdie Studio in Lakeside, Mich., will be in the west corridor of the Fine Arts Building. but job decrease seen More than 1.000 original prints will be on sale with prices ranging from $5 to $5,000. B) Mark Mom will be raised to S2-.20 an economy it seems unlikely It is projected that the hour on Jan. 1,1976. that o f f -c a m p u s History talk ZIMMERMAN pointed employment will be an University will pay student Dr. Norman Giaebncr, a well-known historian, will out that the $1.8 million is alternative to a declining employes S400.000 more speak on "Ameiica's Search for World Order" at 11 a.m. just a projection and there number of on-campus jobs, this year than last year, Friday in the Grand Ballroom, Union. according to Kurt are many other . factors Zimmerman said. The Student Employment Office A professor of modern American history at the Zimmerman, director of other than the minimum University of Virginia. Dr. Graehner is currently on leave student employment. wage increase that can reports that there is a decrease in the number of of absence to serve as due.tor of the Bicentennial affect the final outcome. Freedom's Program al Pennsylvania State University. His The total student payroll employers seeking student One factor is the number lecture is free and open to the public. for the fiscal year ending of jobs that will be made help through that office. June 30, 1975 came to $1.4 available to students tins With University cutbacks million. It is expected to year.. Zimmerman said he and private business Subscriptions reach $1.8 million this year. foresees a decrease in job cutbacks resulting in fewer Season subscriptions arc available for "Music in the The major factor behind opportunities beginning the jobs available to students, Main," a special series of concerts in Main Auditorium, "Up With People" drew interested onlookers at a preview concert the increase in the total last week of fall quarter and Zimmerman said there is no University Hall featuring ensembles of the College of in front of the Union yesterday. The group will be performing student payroll is the raising continuously declining in question that some students Musical Arts. of the minimum wage, today at 8 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom. (Newsphoto by Claudia number through winter and will have a difficult time The season begins Sunday with "A Gala Evening of Singin' which was raised to $2 from Craig) spring quarters. meeting their financial Song" and will continue throughout the academic year. $1.70 m hour in July and With the present needs this year. Subscriptions are $15 each and can be ordered by writing the Public Mission Office, College of Musical Arts. Checks are payable to the BGSU College of Musical Arts. Foreign study draws more students Police report A Philco color television set valued at $375 was stolen By Cindy Bloom Salzburg. Austria are among the finest in the state. Courses include language and literature of the host Monday from the first-floor, southwest lounge of The French program recently became independent of country, plus geography, history. art history and music. Dr. RodgersQuad. Although the number of American students studying Ohio University (OU) and Dr. Locey said that this Is Locey explained that science* and mathematics arc not Jeffrey Speichcr, junior, (Ed.) reported that his abroad has decreased on the national level. University another reason the University can send more students offered because of the language barrier. 10-specd red Schwinn bicycle was stolen Monday night. students are bucking this trend with a growing number of ■bond. The Spanish and Austrian programs still arc Business internships, studies for art majors and student The bike, valued at $190, was locked to a downspout overseas students, according to Dr. Lenita Loccy, affiliated with OU. teaching positions arc future programs being discussed by outside of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house. coordinator of the programs abroad. The student usually attends the European university for the directors of the overseas programs. On the national scene, a survey by the Academy lor a full academic year, while summer programs arc available Educational Development found that the number of in Spain and France. Students in the French and Spanish students who participated in overseas education programs progiams are placed in homes of local families. Dormitories plunged by 43 per cent between 1971-72 and 1973-74 serve as living quarters for those studying in Austria. academic years. Summer students dropped 15.5 per cent All courses are taught in the native language. Twenty during the same 'ime span. quarter hours of foreign language, a 2.7 grade point average HOWDY PODNERS! The main reason given by the academy lor the decrease (gpa) in those language courses and a 2.5 gpa overall is in European study is rising tuition rates. Dr. Locey said, required for entrance to the program. however, that the rise in tuition rates at European schools which University students attend is less than at other "WE HAVE mostly, juniors going abroad," Dr. Locey $ WEDNESDAY IS $ foreign schools. said, "with some sophomoies and seniors." Since it is best to plan early lor program entrance in order to avoid DR. LOCEY said that the University's international duplication of courses, the program's directors arc making a study programs at Tourcs. France, Madrid. Spain and point of speaking to more freshmen this year. III LLAR DAY What college women ******** *************** are being pinned with. 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THE U.S. EMBASSY said in view of the U.S. government policy of refusing to negotiate with guerrillas, it was unlikely that the ELF would try to make approaches Student Court to the Embassy in Addis Ababa or the U.S. consulate in Asmara. However, the ELF maintains offices in Beirut and makeschanges Damascus, and contacts through them with the Americans Following a summer recess, Student Court is are thought likely. functioning again with a few changes since last academic year, according to Alan DeNiro, chief justice of Student All four men were stationed at the Kagnew base. They are Arbitration Board (SAB). civilian technicians Jim Harrell of Milwaukee, Wis., and "I want to tighten things up a bit," DeNiro said, citing Steve Campbell of San Leandro, Calif.. Navy Electronic the controversial drug case handled through the Tech. 3.C. Thomas Bowidowicz of Jersey City. N.J., and University judicial system in spring as a reason for the Army Spec. 5 David Strickland of Orlando, Fla. changes. He said that changes would not be drastic and Harrell and Campbell were kidnaped from Ihe base on would pertain to courtroom procedure. Michael Patton, junior (A&S) demonstrated his bicycling form with a little help July 14. The other two were taken during a guerrilla attack DeNiro said Student Court is the main input students from Roger Virost. junior (A&S), during yesterday's stint for the Sigma Nu Bike on (he base Sept. 13. have into the University judicial system. "Our main Getting Marathon for the Heart Fund. No goal has been set concerning miles or money; the Rebel sources say they were taken lo a base of the purpose is to protect the student's rights," he said. Fraternity is just hoping for as much as possible from students, faculty and area Popular Liberation Forces wing of the ELK in (he northern Traffic Court, which hears parking ticket appeals, also SOfTIC WkflOf"© businesses The marathon is being held 8-12 J11 this week outside the Union part of the mountainous province close to the Red Sea. has changed since last spring. DeNiro said there were too (Newsphoto by Michael Passarello) many cases last year to handle in one session a week, so IN AUGUST, French journalists were allowed lo this year the court will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For Sinai accord action "We're trying to get the court system running as smooth as possible," DeNiro said. rnmrawrn SAB tentatively has set 7 p.m. Monday as the time lo hear cases dealing with implications of Student Code and SENATE Traffic Courl appeals. Ford prods Congress bid you miss the chance; WASHINGTON that U.S. assurances to U.S. role in Ihe early lie said that if action is (AP) - President Ford urged Israel and Egypt be made warning system will not not completed on use of last year to run for Congress yesterday to public prior to congressional commit anyone lo take a U.S. civilian monitors by complete action by Friday action on the technicians. position one way oi another the end of the week. "The Student Senate? The ; on legislation approving the Ford said there would on these issues." Ford's United Slates will be in a use of American technicians have been no agreement Idler said. position of holding up Student Government to monitor the between Israel and Egypt implementation of an Association is now Israeli-Egyptian peace without provision for Ford said all relevant agreement which two key accord in Ihe Sinai desert. American participation in papers have been submilled Middle Eastern countries ! accepting applications! Further congressional an early warning to Ihe appropriate have signed as a significant "Hot Dog Party" delay. Fort1 said, will hold surveillance system. congressional committees. sicp towards peace." i to fill a recently up implementation of the He said the first step in Israeli-Egyptian iinpleinenling the basic vacated position Wednesday disengagement agiecmenl agremenl is to begin Oct. 5. on Student Senate. and "prcvenl a lessening of but not unless Congress has Hospital costs 7:00 p.m. the risks of war." approved the assignment of Ford's appeal for action up to 200 technicians lo no later than Oct. 3 was Sinai surveillance stalions al rise for aged ! Applications Sigma Nu House made in letters to the request of both Israel WASHINGTON (AP) - increases in Medicare congressional leaders. and Egypt. The governmenl announced deductible charges for can be picked up in SE CORNER OF yesterday that extended hospital care S 405 Student Services.', A COPY was made THE PRESIDENT said out-of-pocket hospital- beyond 60 days and for \NEW FRA TERNITY ROW available by Senate this is the immediate issue i/.iiiiHI costs foi ihe nation's posl-hospilali/alion care in DEADLINE MON Republican Leader Hugh before Congress, and thai 24.1 million Medicare skilled nursing homes ■Scott. related issues on U.S beneficiaries will go up 13 beyond 20 days. i OCT. 6, AT 5 P.M. It came as the Senate policies and programs in the per cent next Jan. 1. Beginning next year. L, OPEN TO ALL Foreign Relations Middle East should he Each aged and disabled Medicare beneficiaries will Committee met lo consider considered later. person on Medicare will have lo pay S26 daily HELD OVER BG MEN demands of some members. "Voting in favor of the have lo pay the first SI04 compared with the present CINEMA I 2ND WEEK of his or her hospital hill $23 for hospitalization from EVF. AT 7i30-9:J0 next year, up from the the 61 si through Ihe °0th Com* met! the Brotherhood . present $92. day. GUARANTEED FUN ENTERTAINMENT - Social Security For extended nursing Commissioner James home care after release from HERE HE IS RADIO 93 Cardwell said Ihe increase is the hospital, the beneficiary WHAT A BARGAIN! neressary to keep pace with will be charged $13 NOW THAT $ 1 ALL SEATS $1.00 « -J hospital costs which have compared with the present been increasing 50 per cent $11.50 lor the 21st NOW PLAYING faster than the over-all cost ihroughtthc 100th day. WE NEED MM! EVENINGS AT NEWS of living. After the first charge of 7:lS-»:30 The SI 04 is equivalent to $104. Medicare will pay all NOW ON THE SCREEN the bills lor ihe firs: 60 days Cqsuad nttct uradM Campus and Community the average cost of one day unchanged presented of hospitalizalion. Cardwell in a hospital and ihe first 20 txartry at it was on stags said. The average hospital days in a skilled nursing stay under Medicare now is home. aboul 13 and one-half days. Of the 24.1 million OTMffllTO at a cost of $1,400. people on Medicare. 22 Pizza Lovers! million are aged 65 and JAMES WHTTMORE THE AGENCY also older and 2.) million are as Harry S. Truman in ••••••••••••••• announced comparable disabled

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I Wednenhy, October 1,1975, The BG Newt/Page S iicwsiiotcs University Seminar 'exciting' ByJoeWollet Most of the course work The seminar also will will be an oppor(uni(y to then relate il io their inenlor (earns make (he SUtT Reporter is left up to the individual inform students about gel away from the lecture experiences at this seminar more exciiing. GM kidnapping mentor teams, according to alternatives they have at the mode and focus on the University. Al Ihe end of (he quarter. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - A General Motors Corp. What does one-seventh of Whitmire. If students are University such as credit by studem participanl. he said. Dr. Richard Giardina. Dr. Giardina said, an plant manager, his wife and three children were released the freshman class have in talkative and interested in examination and the Discussion topics are director of the University evaluative learn will look at unharmed yesterday after the auto company paid an common? They are all discussions, the course on Time-Flexible Degree broad in nature. Dr. Eakin Division of General Studies, (he results of (he first undisclosed ransom to their abductors, police said. enrolled in the same course: be a rap session. Mentors Option, she said. said, with a gradual said the faculty is quarter of (he seminar. At least two or three abductors invaded the home of University Division 121, the also can use other methods, narrowing in scope. When enthusiastic about the They will go over each of William Shulenberg in Ann Arbor Township on Monday University Seminar. such as bringing people into BEING A mentor is i discussing higher education. seminar and are putling "a the 2S sections, examining night and held the family captive for more than 13 This quarter is the first class to talk with students, "unique experience," Dr. Eakin said, he will (ry (o lot of effort "into il. what wen( on in each and hours, state police Capt. Walter Anderson reported. time the seminar is offered he added. according to Larry gel students (o read about how certain goals were Police said Shulenberg. manager of the CM and about 500 students are Glasmire, assistant director i(. discuss i(s role in society. HE SAID (he diversified accomplished, he said. Hydromatic plant in Ypsilanti, was held in his home. taking advantage of the new Dr. Marsden said there of admissions. He said the The other family members were held at four separate course, according to Duane are programs at other students in his section were locations in the area, police said. Whitmire, staff associate for colleges like the University "very interested in being in program and budget Seminar. but Bowling the class." coordination. Green's program is more Labor study There are 25 sections of refined. He said the seminar The percentage of the course, each one having offers students the students who return to the WASHINGTON (AP)-More than one million 10 to 20 students and a opportunity to be University next year Americans have given up all hope of finding jobs and mentor team consisting of a "seriously looking al this hopefully will be higher have dropped out of the labor market in despair, yet faculty member, a staff institution and their roles in among those students who they aren't being counted in the government's worker and an upperclass it." took the University unemployment figures, a private study says. student, Whitmire said. Seminar. Glasmire said. The study, prepared by former Labor Secretary Some people view the THE SEMINAR could Dr. Marsden, who also is Willard Wirtz and former Labor Department statistician seminar as an advising or help students realize that a mentor, said the 75 Harold Goldstein, says the government's unemployment orientation course, "this institution is a mentors for the 25 sections figures are accurate as far as they go. Whitmire said, but it collection of human are all donating their time But the study, released Monday, says no effort is actually fits Ihe name beings." Dr. Marsden said. without monetary made to count the estimated 1.2 million Americans who University Seminar because He also said the seminar compensation. have lost hope and left the labor force, persons who hold it covers a wide range of makes the educational Whitmire also said he was part-time jobs but want full-time work or those whose topics concerning this piocess more humanistic getting "great feedback" income falls below the poverty level. University and other forms and gives new students the from mentors about Ihe of higher education as well. opportunity to get together program. By having with people they would three-mentor team, the THE SEMINAR began never talk to otherwise. student is gelling viewpoints Jet crash this quarter as a result of After Ihe first week of from faculty, staff, student BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - A Hungarian jetliner with the efforts of a committee classes was over. Dr. peers and himself, Whitmire 60 persons reported aboard crashed into a shark-invested formed after a fall 1«»74 Marsden said students and said. area of the Mediterranean off the Lebanese coast early symposium on "The Future mentors alike were excited of Education at Bowling yesterday, and rescue workers said there appeared to be about the course. DR. RICHARD Eakin. no survivors. Green Slate University." •Kathleen Lewlon, vice provosl for studenl "The sea is full of sharks," said a boat owner who assistant director of affairs and a mentor, said visited the crash site. "They're tearing into the bodies, Thai committee, headed University News Services and his first meeting with his making recovery work very difficult." by Dr. Michael Matsden, a mentor, said the seminar section went "very well." Airport officials said the passenger list carried the assistant professor of gives new studenls a chance He described the class as a names of 35 Arabs and 15 foreigners, at least one of popular culture, submitted a to sit down and ask why "very open, very receptive them thought to be an American. There vere 10 proposal in April and a they are here and to ask If group." Hungarian crew members. revised proposal in July. they have realistic The course should be The proposal set up general expectations of what college attractive and useful to guidelines for the course. is. students. Dr. Eakin said. Il Vietnamese request return

WASHINGTON (AP) ■- Communist regime in just completed a mission to they would be laken in as the United States, many With President Ford's Saigon. Hanoi. were two other shiploads others have had severe approval. 1.541 Vietnamese They reportedly advised from other countries. difficully adjusting. For refugees now on Guam will SEVERAL had State Department officials Some 13 0.000 instance, more than half of be sent home aboard a threatened immolation if to try to delay Ihe return of Vietnamese and Cambodian the 17.000 refugees in Vietnamese ship to an they were not put aboard the refugees until refugees were evacuated by California are on welfare. uncertain fate. the Vietnamese ship now acceptance was certain. U.S. forces lasl spring as the Several hundred U.S. officials said the docked in Apra Harbor. Because of adamant Communists took control of Vietnamese in (his country refugees, who have appealed The U.N. high refugee leadership. a Saigon and Plinom Penh. also will be repatriated if persistently for repatriation, commissioner for refugees, decision was made to send ALTHOUGH tens of the shipload from Guam is turned down advice to wail Prince Saorudin Agha the refugees home, hoping thousands have resettled in accepled in Saigon. until it was dear they would Khan, and his special be accepted by the assistant. Zia Rizvi, have TALK TO YOUR RADIO TONIGHT! LEVI'S Largo selection off The Wednesday Night Talk Show JEANS and TOPS with Duke Spinner Guys and Gals NOW THE DEN on WINDFALL RADIO 680 WFAL

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I Wednesday. October 1,197S, Ihe BC Newi/Fage 7 Farm prices increase WASHINGTON index had held steady from of 14.5 per cent in each of will be mid-1976, at least, ^atiito^ (AP) - Prices farmers July 15 to Aug. 15 after the past two years. before producers increase receive for raw agricultural rising for four months. He said no projection has sales significantly. products, the first step up J. DAWSON AHALT, been made for 1976 food The report showed that the consumer food ladder, USDA staff economist, said prices. prices for dairy products jumped three per cent from that the recent upturn in rose six per cent during the Aug. IS to Sept. 15, the cattle prices does not THE DEPARTMENT'S month, with milk averaging Agriculture Department said necessarily mean another price index for meal animals S8.96 per 100 pounds. That yesterday. round of soaring beef costs as a group-which provide was equal to a record set in The department's Crop at retail counters. aboul 30 per cent of what March 1974 and was 40 Reporting Board said that "I would not conclude consumers spend to cents above the Aug. IS higher prices for milk, beef that cattle prices in general cat-rose four per cent during mark. •Aer's cattle, hogs, eggs and wheat will hold this high though the month ended Sept. IS contributed most to the the fall." Ahah told a and averaged 29 per cent What happens to farm increase. Lower prices were reporter. "We've got too above a year ago. prices in the future depends reported for potatoes, corn many still on farms and to a large degree on the final and soybeans. ranches to move (o Although there is a outcome of 1975 ciop Prices over-all averaged market." record cattle inventory, the production, a settlement on *•*•«.**' seven per cent above Sept. Ahalt, interviewed in hog situation is far grain sales to the Soviet IS of last year. Prices anticipation of the livestock different. Farmers, wary Union and Poland, and the farmers pay for what they price increase, said he was about gyrating grain costs general economic situation. buy rose one per cent sticking to USDA's earlier and livestock prices, have during the month and were prediction that retail food held back on expanding As of Sept. I. USDA eight per cent above a year prices would move up nine their hog programs. That estimated record wheat and earlier. per cent, on the average, for has triggered high pork corn harvests this year and a The USDA farm price all of 1975 against increases prices, and USDA says it near-record soybean crop. 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Although noticeably tired. Bowling Green's Tigers didn't growl in '75 varsity rugby team blasted a tough University of Toledo By Terry Goodman One is John Hitler, one of the best relievers in baseball. Hill club. 18-0, last weekend at Staff Writer (shoulder), along with center fielder Mickey Stanley Poe Ditch field. (broken wrist) wctc lost for the better part of the season. Rick Griswald, Mike Baus DETROIT - Ralph llouk had a (eirible nightmare - And an off year for the Tigers' two premier starting and Kevin Orr scored for recently. It lasted not just last night, last week or last hutlers, Mickey Lolich (12-18, 3.78) and Joe Coleman the Falcons in the first half month - bul the entire 1975 majoi league baseball season. (10-17,5.40). to give BG a 12 0 halftime The manager dreamt of a disasterous year during which Bright spots were hard to find in Detroit. lead. his Detroit Tigers wouldn't growl. The only clutch swinger around is Willie Morton. The In the second hall, the designated hitter smacked 25 homers, knocked in more Falcons broke up all Rocket Even worse, he noticed that Tiger wins were on the than 90 runs and hit near the .270 mark. scoring attempts and scored endangered species list. Outfielder Ben Ogilvie has learned to hit for an average themselves on a 75-yard run And the mosl tragic thing happened -• llouk's nightmare (.290), but most of his safeties always seem to come at the by Randy Lawson. Tom came oul 100 per cent true this year. wrong time (32 RBI). That's the way it was all year in Kazmaier kicked the Senior tri-captain Steve Cabaka tries to work off the nagging At the checkered flag, Del roil came across (he finish line Tigertown. Detroit owned the lowest run scoring output in two-point conversion to give injuries which have plagued him this season. The Edina. Minn, dead last in the American League East with a 57-102 the American League. the BG ruggers the 18-0 Leader native has been hampered by shoulder and ankle injuries this won-lost record. • This was a season that llouk and his Tigers would rather victory. season. (Newaphoto by Ed Suba I Those 102 losses are a new Tigei milestone, certainly not forget. They would especially like to erase the thoughts of a one to be proud of. 19-gamc losing streak that came in July and sptead into August. THE I Nl) result of the frustrating season can be blamed on many things: THE OUTLOOK lor Detroit is certainly not a bright one - A spaise amount ol established, quality playeis. because it will take time for the youngsters to mature and -- The committment to a youth movement. Detroit jell. Purdue seeks first management had to oveihaul and even junk such ancient But in all laimess, the worst part ol the rebuilding stage Chicago (AP) - Coach Football Writcis ovci a winners in then efforts but will be a competitive factor performers as Bill Frechan, Al Kalinc, Jim Notthrup and should be completed. Alex Agase of Purdue is t cIe ph o n e hookup not on the scoreboard. That in the Big Ten race We have Noun Cash. Now youngsters ate being called on as the Another nasty nightmare In the Motor City isn't likely looking fot his first victory yesleiday. "Just check the will be our motivating dial kind of personnel." Tigers are suffering during a learning process. next season. Ralph llouk is hoping that his toothless Tigers ever ovci Miami of Ohio and tecord. Miami lias won two factot this week," said Also apparent!) satisfied - Injuries. There aren't many supei players in Detroit. of '75 will come back growling in '76. his first victory of the games and losl to Michigan Agase. with the progress of his season but if the State by one point. team is Denny Siolz of Boilermakers get it, it will "But we'tc looking TWO YEARS ago, Miami Michigan State. not come easy. forward to this game. Our came from behind lo beat "Nobody has to tell me people have played their Agase's Boilcimakeis 24-19 "WE WERE disappointed about this Miami club," hearts out in the last two and last year the two teams wiili our defeat against Ohio The BG New Agase told the Chicago games. They have been played to a.7-7 tie. Stale bul Wt aie impioving The only olhei time and the season is piogressmg SPORTS Agase coached against satisfactorily We are as Water polo club Miami of Ohio was while lie good physically as wc have Wednesday, October 1, 1975 Page 8 The Falcon water polo team jumped off to a quick 2-0 was at Northwestern and beeen all season. We can lead and coasted to an easy 8-3 win Saturday over Wayne the Redskins squeezed out a play with Noire Dame on State in the University Natatorium. 28-27 decision. defense If we can move the Leading the scoring fot BG were Jeff Liedcl with ihrce The Redskins don't tank ball are have ■ chance." goals and Tim Stubbs and John Maddox with two apiece. with Notre Dame or Dave Ryland also contributed a goal as the Falcons Southern California, both of Coach Boh Blackman. ts course record recorded their first win of the season. It was BG's first game whom have victimized looking back at Illinois' Sophomore letterman Gary Treater fired a course-record in the newly formed Great Lakes Water Polo Conference. Purdue this season alter the 43-13 loss lo Texas A&M, . 67 last weekend en route to placing first in Bowling Gteen's BG will travel to Ypsilanti, Mich. Saturda) for matches Boilermakers put up said. "Texas A&M has 16 or golf team's fall qualifier on the University golf course. mill Eastern Michigan and Michigan State. tremendous first-half 17 lop pro prospects." Treater carded nine hold rounds of 34 and 33 to break efforts, but for this week University Intramural Director Maurice Sandy's course Agase said. "I'm rating them John JardiiMi whose mark of 68. right up with those two Wisconsin Badgers have lost Treater, who won last ycai's qualifier with a 289 total, MAC standings club's. to both Michigan and had rounds of 76, 81, 70 and 67 to finish atop this year's "Out problem is not MiNsoun. said. "Two losses TEAM field with a 294 total. MAC OVERALL making the most of our don't dismantle a season. If Miami 1-0 2-1 opportunities," he said. "We wc finish with 9-2 we'll have SOPHOMORE JOHN Miller and Steve Cruse tied for Northern Illinois 1-0 1-2 have a first down on the had a pretty good season. second with 301 totals. Millet (77, 76, 71 and 77) was the Central Michigan 2-0-1 2-1-1 seven and we fumble. We Ohio University 2-0-1 2-0-1 Falcons' third-leading golfer last spring, while Cruse (73, try a 30-yard field'goal and 77, 75 and 76) is a freshman ftom Fairport, NY. Ball State 1-2 2-2 we miss. If we were a ABORTION BOWLING GREEN f>0 Three golfers. Steve Mossing. Pat Dugan and Lonnie 34) winning team, those chances Kent State 0-1 00 Anthony tied for thitd place with 306 totals. 2-1 would have amounted to 10 $1 25 Mossing, the squad's only senior, fired rounds of 76, 80. Toledo 0-2 1-3 points." 75 and 75. Dugan, a fteshman front Lima, had lounds of Western Michigan 0-2 04 TOLL. FREE »».nv 10 i 76. 81. 76 and 71. Anthony (79, 77, 75 and 75) is a John Pont. whose 1-800-438 3710 sophomore who failed to letter last season. Saturday games Northwestern team lost to Junior Kay Ameen (308). ficshman Jim Fotd (312). Notre Dame 31-7 last fteshman Jerry Keilch (313), junior letterman Jim Decker Western Michigan at BOWUNG GREEN. 1:30 p.m. Saturday, said. "We lost and (314). freshman Bill Hughes (316) and sophomore Kent State at Northern Illinois, 1:30 p.m. that's it. We did not ciack letterman Dave Bastel (318) rounded out the top 12 Indiana State at Ball State. 2 p.m. and Notre Dame did not finishers to win a spot on coach John Piper's varsity squad. Miami at Purdue. 1:30 p.m. blow us out. Northwestern Treater'$ record lound saw one bogey (third hole), four Ohio University at Minnesota, 1:30 pan. birdies (2, 6, 9 and 10) and an eagle on the thirteenth hole. Dayton at Toledo, 7:30 p.m. <*-.•>• "The course played longer and the greens were faster Central Michigan at Illinois State, 7:30 p.m. RESEARCH than last year. "Treatet said, "but I was putting real well." Treater said his entire game improved this summer, when SPRING QUARTER-1976 STUDENT TEACHING Thousands of Topics FALCON he played in numerous tournaments. St«d lof VOIH upio-d.it. 160 If you are planning on student teaching.JSpring ptge. wwjtl o'd»f ctulog Enclose II00 lo cov.i poii«g* mo PIZZA "I GOT A LOT of experience, and I played well this Quarter, 1976, there will be a series of one-hour Handhng summer." he said, "and it gave me a positive attitude going meetings, starting at 1.00 p.m. with the last RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC Thursday Night into the qualifier. 11377 IDAHO AVE I 70S "I was just happy with the way I was playing." he added. meeting ending at 6:00 p.m.. on October 6, LOS ANGELES. CALIF 90075 Special (2131 4178*74 "I knew I had to par 18 to get the record, but I wasn't 1975. These meetings will take place in the Our ratvarcn P4pm «•*> told 'o< '/a Price really concerned with that." Grand Ballroom, University Union. r«W4rcti putpoin only Nevertheless, Treatei. after a bad chip shot, knocked in a _|S:00-9:00 p.m. 12-foot putt on the final hole to put his name in the Applications and other necessary materials Record-setting golfer Gary Treater University course record books. will be supplied at this time. * TRUCK ON ¥ Read The News regularly. COME ON DOWN * OVER TO: ¥ to the Chi Omega sorority house ¥ (behind the Union) aMfflBrPROGRAM™ RADIO 93 as taught by DELTA TAU DELTA BGSU FOOTBALL NAHAJMSH1MAHL-SHY0G! Wednesday, Oct.l,7p.m. DEEP BEST ¥ 1TOR DYNAMIC ACTIVITY OPEN RUSH PARTY ¥ EVERY SATURDAY and meet the Brothers of WAWR Radio, 93.5 FM PHONE S3S-1936 Tonight 7-9 p.m. 117 E. Court St. THETA CHI ¥ CO., OCT. 1, a p.m. - WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY Meet the Brothers and Drink Some Suds Bowling Green Find out what fraternity life is all about THORS.. OCT. 2. 1 and 8 p.m.. WAYNE ROOM. UNION ¥+++++J^++¥.Jf^~+ ¥