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The BG News October 1, 1975 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 10-1-1975 The BG News October 1, 1975 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News October 1, 1975" (1975). BG News (Student Newspaper). 3145. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/3145 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. An Bowling Green, Ohio Independent Wednesday,October 1,1975 Student Volume 59/Number 6 Voice THe BG news 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.
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