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The BG News May 21, 1974 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 5-21-1974 The BG News May 21, 1974 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 May 21, 1974" (1974). BG News (Student Newspaper). 2984. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/2984 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 Independent ■owllng ftitn, Ohio Student Tu.vJoy, May 3), 1974 Voice THe BG news V«ium«S7/Nwfnbw117 Downtown storekeepers label Thursday melee as just a freak accident' By Mark Dodosh the trouble." Rutter said, "as were according to Merle Spathe. manager of Stiff Reporter many students outside the city " the store. Some students taunted police by "Our biggest loss was through Bowling Green merchants along asking officers if their rowdiness personnel for overtime duty, and a $300 North Main Street classilied last approached that of Ohio University auditors' fee for taking inventory," Thursday night's riotous atmosphere confrontations with police. Rutter said Spathe. downtown as an isolated incident and said Spathe said he had no opinion on how said they do not fear additional trouble In one incident. Officer Robert the melee started, but said "both sides this spring Ht.in;.in of the Bowling Green city did a fairly good job of containing the 1 was just telling my friends a lew police attempted to arrest a young girl action." weeks ago that we've been pretty He was surrounded by a number of Gary Halamay. manager of Finder's lucky." said Carl Young, manager of people and punched numerous times in Records, 128 N Main St., labeled the Young's Gift and Art Shop. 156 N, Main the ribs night's events as "just a freak St. "We do not want a contest between accident." adding he has "no fears it His store had a rock thrown through police and students." Rutter said "We will happen again." a display window, causing an don I mind students blowing off steam, "However. I think it strengthens the estimated $500 damage but we don't condone blocking traffic negative attitude of townspeople Despite the incident. Young still and vandalism, either " toward students." said Halamay. calls University students "many ol my Rutter said one student told him he He added that the police are capable best customers ' "was celebrating two nice days of of handling the situation again should it id have to close up if it wasn t for weather in a row arise University students, and so would "For the most part, the students Safety director Rutter said police many other merchants in (his town.' were very helpful," Rutter said. have no plans to bolster themselves said Young "Many tried to get others to go back to this weekend. Young said he wondered if outside their living units " "We will simply maintain the extra Bowling Green ai.o youths blocked North Main Street lent Thursday evening, agitators had a hand in instigating the' Bill Muhovich. manager of officer or two we've stationed in the Downtown causing a disturbance. Several downtown merchants reported damogos due more violent acts, such as rock Pisanellos Pizza. 203 N. Main St., Court Street area this past quarter." UlStUrDQnCG ,0 ,h* intid»n'- (Newsphoto by Danrekht) throwing attributed most of the vandalism to said Rutter. "They'll be. looking for City Safety Director Howard Rutter only a dozen people vandalism and open containers." confirmed Young's suspicion "I was watching the action from an "Eight to 10 motorcyclists from upstairs window when 1 saw a guy outside the University were involved in throw a bottle through our store's window, said Muhovich. Hearst thought to have fled city A Iriend of Muhovich recognized the Weather vandal Pisanello s is pressing charges against him LOS ANGELES (API - Police and control Both her parents begged their 20s. Hagan said He said more than 100 wanted for investigation of illegal use Partly cloudy and warm today police officers and FBI agents were with chance of a thundershower "We plan on having him pay for the FBI agents pressed their search daughter, described by authorities as and possession of automatic weapons. window, which will be $100 to $150." yesterday for Patricia Hearst and two "armed and extremely dangerous." to assigned to the case A witness told police Hearst sprayed this afternoon or this evening. Hearst, dragged from her apartment High In low and mid 80s. Shower* said Muhovich Symbionese Liberation Army (SLAi abandon the SLA and Rive herself up rifle bullets at a sporting goods store Asked il more incidents might members apparently now her But Randolph A Hearst added. At Feb 4 as she screamed, "Let me go'" last Thursday after a bungled attempt or thundershowers likely tonight now ipparcntly "has joined lorces with and tomorrow. Low tonight in the follow, Muhovich said. "I hope these comrades, but officials acknowledgea this point in time I don't believe that by Hirris at shoplifting a pair of 49 people are pretty well satisfied with a growing feeling the fugitives may she will give hersell up lo come the SLA. William A. Sullivan, in cent socks Mi. High tomorrow in upper 70s charge of (he Los Angeles FBI office, and low 80s. Probability of what they did the first lime around " have fled the city home " The shooling incident led lo a fierce Windows in the State Liquor Store. In Hillsborough. Calif.. Hearst's Hearst, editor and president of the said Sunday nighl gun battle Friday night thai claimed preclpltatioi 40 per cent today and An all-points bulletin was issued for the lives ol the SLA's apparent leader- 71 per cent tonight. 206 N Main St . were totally destroyed father said she may have been San Francisco Examiner, said he and a minimal amount of liquor stolen. brainwashed or the victim of mind thinks his daughler "honestly believes the arTMt of the Harrises and Ihe "General Field Marshal Cinque' -and now (hat she's a member ol Ihe group newspaper heiress, all of whom were five other SLA members This sort of brainwashing is nol an unheard oft hing " Means speaks of AIM core Many persons, including the Hearst OU president resigns family cook, claimed to have seen the ATHENS. Ohio (API - College yesterday. By Nancy l.aughim religion, calling them the core of AIM Cuyahoga River caught fire When he newspaper heiress in locations from presidents-in the midst of a deep The university, meanwhile, The key to Indian philosophy is the returned to Pine Ridge, he told the Los Angeles to San Francisco, and breath after the campus riots of the confirmed reports of a threat to Russell Means, national director of belief that everything comes from one older Indians about the fire, but they authorities were receiving many crank early 70s-are faced with a new war kidnap Sowle or members of his the American Indian Movement mother--the earth--and all living things would not believe him. he said. calls on the domestic front, says the family. But the school called the (AIM), said Sunday night that the are brothers, he said. "They said 'How can water catch "If they've got any sense, they'd victim of a recent onslaught. threat "more of a nuisance than trials resulting Irom the 1973 takeover "However, we learned that every lire" So 1 told them about pollution." have left." said Police Cmdr Peter Ohio University President Claude real.'' of Wounded Knee. S 1) . marked "the living thing has a direction and a role Means said "An old man sitting across Hagan. "Things are gelling hot here " Sowle. 46. calls himself the latest The school's public relations most massive persecution and in life to play except the two-legged from me. with torn pants, a stained "Your idea is as good as ours." FBI casualty of growing clashes officer, Peg Black, said the threat prosecution of any single people in the creature--man." he said. "We shirt, shoes with no laces, a weather spokesman John Morrison said when between college students and the was received by Sowle s office last history of this country recognized that we were cursed with beaten face and gnarled hands, thai asked where Hears! might be hiding. economy. Friday. Harm would come to his Means, an Oglala Sioux from the the power of reason, so we looked to pathetically oppressed old man, shook But he added that (he focus of the Sowle resigned Sunday after six family if he did not meet demands Pine Ridge. S.D , Reservation, spoke our brothers for what they could leach his head and repeated, The poor white search was still in Los Angeles years as president. The resignation of dissident students, the caller to an audience of aboul 200 persons in us." man. the poor white man.' " Police officers in California have the was not immediately accepted by reportedly said. the board of trustees, which met • To page four the Student Services Forum He Means said he moved to Cleveland in • To page three descriptions of Hearst. 20, and Emily explained Indian philosophy and 1968. the year that pollutants in the and William Harris, both in their late Women's sports facilities 'inadequate' (Editor', note: This is the first in a In dealing with (he instructional There are two paths back there and Hager said the need for more five-part series on Intramural facililie.
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