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June 4, 1981 Bowling Green's The B G News Morning Newspaper Bowling Green State University Suspect wanted in Atlanta for black youth murders ATLANTA (AP) - A warrant has had a man in custody and was ques- splash, went to check out the sound been Issued for the arrest of a man tioning him, but he had not been plac- and spotted a man who told them he who is "the strongest suspect to this ed under arrest. had dumped trash in the water. point" in the killings of several of The source also said police Atlanta's 28 slain young blacks, a developed the lead while conduction ON MAY 25, three days after the source close to the special police task surveillance of the Chattahoochee reported splashing incident, the body force investigating the killings said River near the Bankhead Highway of Nathaniel Cater, 27, was found in yesterday. bridge. the Chattahoochee River in northwest A raid of the man's house in nor- "One of the surveillance efforts Atlanta. Cater had been strangled, thwest Atlanta was conducted late turned up a substantive lead that led medical examiners said. yesterday by task force officers and to a man being questioned," the The suspect had been under the FBI, the source said. source said. "The man was watched surveillance since the splashing inci- The source described the man as for a period and his home was search- dent, according to the report. black and about 30 years old. ed tonight." Members of the special task force The ABC television network and searched the man's house yesterday AN ATLANTA station, WSB-TV, WSB-TV said a police team watching for about 4 hours and emerged with reported late yesterday that the FBI the river late last month heard a several bundles, WSB-TV said. Reagan rejects tax cut plan WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats three-year term nor the 30-percent cut tion for interest and dividends. on the House Ways and Means Com- in tax rates the president seeks. •Providing some relief from the new mittee agreed yesterday on the Reagan wants the same 30-percent crude-oil tax for royalty owners. outlines of a two-year tax cut but rate cut for all income levels, conten- •A series of business tax reductions, President Reagan rejected it as "not ding that upper-income Americans including some version of Reagan's good enough." will invest more of their tax reduction plan to allow faster write-offs for Deputy White House press in ways that will help the economy. spending on plants and equipment. secretary Larry Speakes said "there Democrats say a proportionately Meanwhile, Reagan's assistant has been rapid movement" toward larger share should go to families with treasury secretary for tax policy told the president whose aides are incomes between $30,000 and $50,000. a Senate subcommittee earlier yester- prepared to try to put together a con- The outlines, parts of which may not day that the administration endorses servative coalition on behalf of a be in the final bill, include: tax credits for private education but three-year, 25 percent tax cut bill. •A cut in tax rates of about 5 percent wants any legislation on the matter "There appears to be a growing, starting Oct. 1, and another cut of delayed until after a general tax cut is bipartisan coalition in favor of a about 10 percent on July 1, 1982. enacted. multi-year, across-the-board tax cut," Reagan wanted a 10-percent cut each "Tuition tax credits offer a simpler Speakes said, adding that the year for three years. means to fund private education by Democrats on the House Ways and •Raising the standard deduction. The permitting families to keep the money Means Committee proposed a bill that current $2,300 deduction for single they have earned and to spend that fell "far short" of the president's people would go to $2,500; the $3,400 money for the education they favored three-year, 30 percent cut deduction for couples would be raised themselves select," said John Reagan reacted even before Rep. to $3,800. Chaooton. Dan Rostenkowski (D-Dl.) chairman •Increasing the earned-income credit, ALTHOUGH Reagan's economic of the tax-writing Ways and Means which encourages poor, working program must take priority now, Committee, announced the families to stay off welfare. "tuition tax credits will be at the top of Democratic majority's proposal. •Reducing the marriage penalty, our agenda at the appropriate time," Rostenkowski said the panel will under which many working couples he added. begin formally writing the bill next pay more taxes than if they were A pending Senate bill would provide Wednesday. It would provide $41 single. tax credits of up to $500 a year by the billion in tax relief during the budget •Cutting, in one step, the maximum time it is fully in place and cost the year that begins Oct. 1, compared rate on investment income from 70 treasury nearly $7 billion a year. with $54 billion under President percent to 50 percent. This would The caucus of House Democrats on "eagan's plan. benefit the more affluent. the emerging general tax cut lasted EARLIER in the day, House •Liberalizing tax exemptions for more than two hours and failed to Democrats agreed in caucus to sup- private pension plans. reach a consensus. Several members port whatever Rostenkowski and his •Reducing estate taxes, especially to who talked to reporters after the ses- panel could produce. The big question help small businesses and family sion said the party is intent on produc- Staff Photo by Dean Koepfler is whether Reagan will go along, since farms. ing a tax bill with or without the •Expanding the current tax exemp- cooperation of Republicans. A deep gorge on Mercer Road has developed as a result ol continuing construction of the new Bowling the proposal contains neither the Green sewage treatment plant. Workers from Kokosing Construction Company ware busy laying new sewer pipe Tuesday this w**k. craft at one time, he said. A lot of in on weekends. stress can be alleviated through Josephina often calls the better training programs, he said. housekeeper to see what is needed And during the day, air traffic in the house, and picks it up on the HRC appoints Anderson chairperson Editor's not*: This It the last of controllers periodically relax "to way home. the** articl** dealing with street break up the monotony" of their And when she comes home, by Kathleen Kosher Perex, University coordinator of fur- Ornelas said he viewed the human and ways ol identifying and coping jobs. People are not assigned to any Josephina cooks dinner for her News staff reporter nishings, Clarence Terry, Student relations commission as a group wtthrt. one duty for too long, Robert added. family, and takes her children to Development financial aid director; "with good intent to begin to solve a Dr. Josephina Garcia is an piano and swim lessons. It's got to be real. Manuel Vadillo, SDP director of complex problem. I also saw the com- by Kim Van Wart obstetrician, wife and mother liv- "Wednesday night we go out to That is the phrase Reva Anderson educational operations; Steve mission was getting nowhere, like a Assistant managing *diior ing "more on the professional eat" she said. "It's the kids' chose to be the slogan for the Human Williams, Student Government rowboat with one oar." side." treat." Relations Commission next year. It Association's student nominee; Dr. Many student organizations have Robert Walczak, a supervisory She gets up every morning at 6:30 She admits to sometimes taking was announced yesterday that Ander- Karl Vogt, dean of the College of not been cooperating with the com- air traffic control specialist at the a.m.. cooks breakfast for her four out her frustrations on her son has been appointed the new Business Administration; Steve Ludd, mission in the past because they saw Toledo Express Airport, used to young children, grabs a cup of cof- children. chairperson of the Commission. assistant professor of political it as an extension of the administra- think of aircraft as human bodies. fee and is in her office by 8:30 a.m. "Sometimes I get mad when my "The need for the commission has science, who was appointed vice- tion, Ornelas said. "When you are out- Everyday, the arrivals, depar- JOSEPHINA tries to leave the of- husband comes home and asks me got to be real and it is," Anderson chairperson; and Diane Mollenkopf, side, this is how you perceive it" he tures and overflights of aircraft, fice at 5 p.m., but her hours vary, what is for dinner and it isn't said. "When you have the idea that Resident Student Association, who explained. ranging from single-engine private and often she is called in to work at ready," she said. human relations is only needed by was appointed secretary. planes to airliners and military jet night - to work all night AT NIGHT, or in her free time, minorities, you need human rela- Two positions have been reserved HISPANICS are the fastest growing fighters, must be monitored. Her husband, a physician, also Josephina likes to stay home with tions." for students Ricky Gonzalez and minority group in the world, Ornelas "I've conditioned myself not to gets called into the office, which her children. Yolanda Johnson. said and , "the establishment has got think of what would happen if they share late at night "When they (her children) are ANDERSON who will start teaching During a reception for the commis- to make room for us." something goes wrong," he said. Josephina enjoys the respon- older, I will stay home more business education in the fall will sion members Miguil Ornelas. ex- The newly elected officers of the "Instead, we concentrate on giving sibilities of her job, but feels she is often," she said, explaining that replace Dr. William Reichert as head ecutive Director of La Raza Unida de Latin Student Union attended the open people the best service we can." a little unfair to her family. she will be able to do more with of the commission. Ohio, talked about the role of the house. LSU was instrumental In "WE ARE another pair of eyes "Many times we get ready to go them. Members of the commission, which Hispanic in society and the need for organizing the original HRC in 1979 issuing traffic," he explained. out and then I get called into the of- Josephina and her husband try to was started in 1979, are appointed by human relations. but boycotted it since winter quarter, "Many people think we run the air- fice," she said. "And when I am take two vacations a year, and they the University president 1979, because it believed Latinos were port, but we just control traffic." home early, my kids ask me 'Are usually Include the children in their Members for next year include Dr. ORNELAS SAID he has observed a not adequately represented on the However, this job proves "never you staying home?' plans. Robert Perry, acting director of the feeling among University groups to commission. Reichert said this is the (to be) the same," Robert said. "Sometimes I feel that It is not And as an outlet for her stress, Student Development Program; Bev resolve differences that have first time LSU has officially "There is always something new, fair to do so much," she said. Josephina works in her garden Mullins, director of Equal Opportuni- seperated them in the past such as cooperated with HRC. and it is never boring." A HOUSEKEEPER stays with after coming home from work late ty Compliance; Dr. Ramona Cormier, race, culture and sex. Anderson said she wants to build One of the more stressful re- the children all day until Josephina at night or early in the morning, associate provost; George Garcia, "It could be a sense of the times," better relations with the city commis- quirements of the job is controlling comes home. The housekeeper whichever the case may be. graduate student of ethnic studies; Ornelas said, noting all minorities are sion, get involved with the orientation traffic for a large volume of air- does the laundry, but doesn't come continued on pag* 3 Rachael Graham, Bowling Green wondering how the new administra- program for incoming students, community representative; Gilbert tion in Washington will effect them. continued on pag* S 2 Tho BO News JIMM 4,1M1 Opinion. Majority's boycott of 'Quiet diplomacy'-the best approach Among the words that are an "Please don't raise your voice, your quietly. All we ask is that you keep HRC is bad tomatoes anathema to the present administra- Excellency. I would not want anyone your atrocities under wraps, at least tion are "human rights." They cause to know we had this discussion. The until we get your military aid approv- i- he Human Relations Commission must feel like a all sorts of unnecessary problems Focus only reason I brought up the ed by Congress." ■ when we're dealing with the majority assassination was that we want to "I suppose the next thing youll be tomato. Everybody boycotts it of our allies. modernize your army, and Congress asking us to do is stop torturing nuns." Last year, La Umda de Estudiante (LSU) boycotted the Ernest Lefever, who as of this Art Buchwald might balk at military aid if your "We're not going to ask for the im- HRC over a dispute concerning membership. writing, is still President Reagan's Syndicated columnist government was Implicated in the possible. We don't want you to change Its initial year, beginning in December of 1979, was nominee for Assistant Secretary of killing. It's one thing to destroy a your way of life. But we would prefer State for human rights, has testified bugged. I will whisper the answer into village in your own country, but it's if you don't do it on television. There plagued by problems of organization and need. that the best way to approach the sub- your ear ... Yes, that's the one." another to carry your authoritarian are still people in the United States But today, when the Latinos make their first official ject is through "quiet diplomacy." In policies to the United States." who are trying to discredit our new recognition of the commission since condemning the other words, you don't want to make a "Your Excellency, I'll say this as human rights policy." commission for "inaction, lack of direction, hypocrisy and big deal of political repression, tor- softly as I can, but the United States "I don't understand you people. We "I see your point Can I tell my ture, and government murders or you does not approve of foreign foul play are trying to fight corrtmunlsm and minister of Interior about our conver- indecision," another group boycotted. will embarrass a friendly power, and on American soil. It violates our terrorism, and you make a big thing sation?" To some, HRC had always been just a leg of the spider- it will give its tear-gas business to sovereignty and brings in the Justice about blowing up one rotten editor in "I suppose he has to be informed. administrative detour for handling problems that minority somebody else. Department We were hoping you America. I thought your govern- But please don't tell anyone else. students say exist. In essence, the commission and its ob- This is how the new Reagan "quiet would not blow up any more of your ment's attitude toward human rights When it comes to human rights, the jectives were confused and misunderstood. diplomacy" could work: opposition leaders In the U.S." had changed" fewer people who know where the "Your Excellency, can I speak to "We had no choice. The editor was "It has, Your Excellency. We don't United States stands the belter it will The commission is not governed by the administration, you in private?" giving our country a bad name." care what you do as long as It's done be for an of us." although its financial artery is connected to the president's "Of course, Mr. Secretary. What budget. Likewise the commission is not a vigilante group or can I do for you?" special security force to insure justice. The commission is "There is a nasty rumor going a communication line to help build bridges and destroy around your capitol that your troops wiped out an entire village, including Sa IF i as i bmttr obstacles. men, women, and children." SEE AiimBNC,M&£L Its goals and objectives are more clearly outlined. "Not so loud, Mr. Secretary. So- But for communication to operate effectively at least it meone will her you." must be two-way. "I'll try to keep it down to a whisper." HRC chairperson Reva Anderson noted that a large "Good. Off the record, and not for group was missing from yesterday's open house-the ma- attribution?" jority, non-minority students. "Of course. That's what quiet Without concern and input from' 'the rest of the Universi- diplomacy is." ty," the HRC can not solve anyone's problems. We urge "The village was infested with Com- munist guerrillas, and we had to teach you to boycott tomatoes, not communication. the people a lesson." "Can I say something to you, that will not leave this room?" IRA terrorism only makes "Of course, Mr. Secretary." "The United States thinks you may have overreacted, particularly since the news of the destruction of the British stand more firm . village has gotten into the American newspapers." Over the last few weeks numerous "That is because you don't have articles concerning the current situa- press censorship in your country as tion in Northern Ireland hare ap- we do here. We know how the story got peared in the News. The articles Focus out and we have taken measures seemed to be either very pro-British against the exiles in the United States or pro-Irish depending on the bias of who released it." the author. I have decided to write tills Steve Arnold "Are you speaking about the essay with the pure goal of informing University student assassination of the former editor of • the public with an unbiased viewpoint. "Corrida" in Washington last week?" But Britain will not be forced to "Hush, Mr. Secretary, we may be Here is a brief background on my leave by the violent and un-Christian neutrality. I am a Catholic, bom and means employed by the IRA. Prime raised in the United States. My Minister Thatcher as well as Britain parents were both born and raised in are both known for their stubborn- Letters England. My father is part Irish and is ness. Britain will not be forced from Catholic. My mother was raised a its obligations by a few hoodlums and Protestant but converted to murderers. The violence and bloodsh- Catholicism when she married my ed advocated by the IRA will surely Trailer feature in from the outside or be brought Bank uses improper Perhaps this a routine procedure father. One of my beat friend's grand- only make Britain more determined home from a grocery store. practiced by Mid Am; however I fall father was a hunger striker back to continue in its efforts. was inaccurate Part of the quote supposedly made business practices to understand why one bank will cash when Southern Ireland gained its In- by Mrs. Beins is a lie. In talking with a payroll check, and another will not itial independence from Britain. Britain will leave Ireland if and only This letter is written in reference to the reporter, she never made the I am a sophomore business major at No matter what that reason may be, if it feels the absence of its presence the photo and article published In this statement, "I don't like to be bothered the University, and am enrolled in one thing is certaln-I will not be doing Northern Ireland is a Christian will not promote violence and bloodsh- paper of May 28,1961. with people at all hours of the day." various business courses within the business with the Mid Am Bank again. country made up of Protestant ma- ed. department I have come to the con- jority and a large Catholic minority. The way to get Britain out of Ireland First the photo. It was taken at 3 clusion that either the College has EdRelnhard The majority of the population which is very clear and simple. Irishmen in p.m. on a very warm day. My 3H year As Mr. Sorrells of the Health been teaching improper business ZM Rodger* consists mainly of Protestants want Northern Ireland must unite and learn old son had been playing outside since Department may have said, the spac- practices, or there is a serious,fla w In Northern Ireland to continue under to think of each other as Irishmen and early that morning. We had asked that ing requirements are much different the procedures being used by one of the rule of the British government. Christians first, rather than as the picture be taken at the front of the now than when this park was first the local banks. Counseling center The Catholic minority of Northern Protestant and Catholics. trailer so as not to get the toys. started. We would all love to have Ireland as well as the large Catholic more room but these are our homes On Friday, May 8, I brought a services are superb majority of the Republic of Ireland, Instead of fighting with each other We were told, by the photographer, and we are proud of them. cashier's check from my employer, (free Ireland) want the British to they must learn to live and act by the the toys could be eliminated from the issued by the Delaware County Bank, At a time one hears so many com- leave Northern Ireland, so it can Christian principles that are taught by picture. As you could see, we do have With the economy and interest rates to the Mid Am Bank in order to be plaints about the University and its become a "neutral" part of the both the Catholic and Protestant very limited space and tile toys that the way they are, we cannot afford cashed. programs, it is our responsibility to Republic of Ireland. faiths. my son had been playing with made it anything more than what we have When I asked the teller if she needed commend one of its finest services. Protestants and Catholic leaders look a mess. right now. to see my identification, she replied Our experiences with the Counsel- Contrary to popular belief, Britain must work out a peaceful ruling coali- that she did not, so I proceeded to en- ing and Career Development Center would like nothing better than to pack tion that will be fair and Just for both Upon reading the article after It was As for the litter. There is not as dorse the check. The teller then asked located in the Student Services its bags and leave Ireland to the Irish. sides. It is time for the long standing published, we understood why they much as this article would have you for my account number, and I told her building have been more than But Britain has a moral as well aa a feud between Catholics and Pro- wanted to make sure they got all the believe. Any that is there did not come that I no longer had an account there. satisfactory. legal obligation to stay in Northern testants to come to an end. It is time toys. Secondly, the neighbor man who from us as tenants or owners. It Upon hearing this, she refused to Everyone should take advantage of Ireland and preserve the peace. A for peace. appeared in the photo had been asked comes from uncaring people, mostly cash the check, remarking that since I such quality service when making British pull-out would lead to in- Nonviolent and rational means are if he would mind his picture taken and students, who as they drive or walk didn't have an account there the bank career decisions or when experienc- evitable violence between Catholics the only way to get Britain to leave he specifically told Mm, "No way, by, will throw their bottles, papers, could not honor the check because it ing personal difficulties because the and Protestants. It is also inevitable Ireland. The violent and irrational shape, or form," did he want this and and bags down wherever they please. was out of their Jurisdiction. services are both excellent and free. that someday Britain must leave Nor- methods used by the IRA will only still it was taken and published It is then us who have to pick it up or I erplalned to the teller that this was thern Ireland and let the "neutural" prolong the long history of bloodshed get blamed for it. not a personal check, but a payroll The staff is the moat courteous that reunion with the rest of Ireland occur. in Ireland. The lady who also appeared was check, authorized by another bank. I we have encountered at the Universi- never even asked her permission. As We gladly Invite anyone to come asked her to call the Delaware County ty and is the most responsive to stu- far as the article Itself, there are and Visit so as to see what our homes Bank, the number of which waa writ- dent needs. many absolutely false statements in it are like. We are proud and will give ton on the check, to verify the check. We highly recommend their ser- The BG News and some that have no bearing at all the best hospitality to anyone around. vices. STAFF on the rest of the article. She still refused, and therefore, I Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Mills, Gladys walked out of the bank rather Nancy Smith Vol.81 No. tS* In reference to the landlord and his Wyrick, Sandy Paul, Archi Fetro, Mr. ftisgiistefi I then went to the Hun- xCTDarrow Editor Liu Bowers wife, It should never have been stated aad Mrs. Bill Beins, Bill Fultx, dare tington Bank, whereby the teller pro- Managing edilor Stephen Hudak that she is in a wheelchair or what Mflli, Delbert Nye, Mr and Mrs. mptly cashed my check-no questions Scott Randall Assistant managing editor Kim Van Wen they personally were doing at the time Robert Rath aad Vivian Tatty MDarrow Newt editor Kethryn Coll of the interview. Copy editor FaithMarshaus DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Wire editor Mary Barnes Photo editor DaleOmor! The statement about the students' MMuan « Hi, A5FKAS SKHVHS i/Hmcom.. Sports editor Christopher Sherk yards does not tell all the facts. Nine navies i UHM/teOUT Business manager Jonl Miller THOSeWM '.SO600PT0- OkK>«tv. ttmeommv of the yards in the park are maintain- eerms B VH/UKSB Gen0i.ir>>A wrmeiHey TMNvtm- satmmmmm ANWtr The BO News Is punished dally Tuesday threw** Friday during the academic year and ed by Mr. and Mrs. Rath, three of MVHSUPS.. MWeve mtvsef. nemtma. pSdJBB./ n N weekly during summer sessions by students al Bowling Green State University. which are students. They are done at «d?T) i Opinion expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BO News. no charge to them even though it is The BO News and Bowling Green state University are equal opportunity employers and their responsibility. do not discriminate in hiring practices. The BO News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or In- sulting on the basis of race, sea or national origin. The statement about Kelsey killing all right! to material published in The SO News are reserved. an ant that ran across the floor is an out-right lie. Kelsey admits to being 1 Editorial and Business Offices outside spraying for ants, but did not IN University Hall Bowling Green Slate University have one in his trailer. Besides, even Bowing Green, Ohio 41*13 the most well-to-do people can have II I : <4I»> 171 Jell ants or even roaches which can come V* Li Art 1 • J y^ gjfrtL, Th« BQ Nawa Jun« 4,1M1 3 Newsbriefs. Hof gives 29 years to University Victim fails to press charges by Scott Slack "I got to this campus and this was the place Ntws reporter I always loved," he said. There will be no charges brought against the suspect He served many positions from then on. police had in connection with an alleged assault against After 29 years of service to the University, "I never had one job," he siad. "I always a University woman Saturday morning. James Hof, vice president of development and had a whole mess of them, it seemed." Sergeant Samuel Johnson said yesterday the suspect alumni affairs, will be leaving in July for He became director of alumni affairs in 1960 confessed to the assault but the Woman decided not to Florida, but will remain on the University and a year later was appointed executive of press charges. staff as a consultant until January. the Bowling Green State University Founda- "The victim does not want to pursue it any hither," Hof has been instrumental in building the tion, Inc. Johnson said. Alumni Association into a nation-wide The woman who refused to press charges is one of two organization. Through his work, many HOF SAID both the admissions and alumni University students who were assaulted in separate in- organizations have been created, including positions allowed him to do a lot of travelling. cidents Saturday morning. Both assaults occurred the Falcon Club, Parents Club and the "I think I've been in about every high school in within minutes of each other on East Court Street. Undergraduate Association. the state of Ohio," he said. Hof first came to the University in 1946 when He especially liked making so many friends Correction he enrolled as an undergraduate after serving during his trips. The News incorrectly reported Tuesday that the Dean three years with the Navy in World War II. "I can go to almost any town and call on an of College of Education, Dr. David Elsass, presented "I found this to be the friendliest place I'd alumnus I know," he said. "Alumni travelling certificates to Rodgers residents at the re-dedication ever been," he said. has been literally worldwide," he added. ceremony on Saturday. Associate Dean Richard Horton He also was given public relations respon- passed out the certificates. The News regrets the error. WHILE A STUDENT at the University, he sibilities in 1964 when he was appointed direc- helped the Theta Chi, Phi Delta Theta and tor of University Relations. Beta Theta Pi fraternities get started. He also was a sports commentator with the HE WAS INVOLVED with all public rela- James Hof from page 1 basketball team during the days when the tions for the University, and he said he main- stress. team was ranked in the national Top 10. tains that to impress the people outside the in 1971, adding intercollegiate "My job will be public relations in He received his master's degree in 1951 and University you have to keep people satisfied athletics to his list of responsibilities. part, and making sure the condos will "I AM SO used to it," she said, referring to her profes- a year later because a speech instructor. on the inside. run," he said. "It's a new stage in life. sion. "I would not be able to sit at home and do nothing." "I loved it but I couldn't afford it," he said. Hof said he remembers some tragedies he You've got to find something to keep Richard and Josephina often must cope with stressful In 1952, he left the university for a sales posi- had to deal with during his public relations HE RECEIVED his present title of you going." situations in their professions. tion with the Sunbeam Corporation. job. These included a university woman burn- vice president of development and "I made $2,800 teaching speech in 1951 and ing herself to death and a university man driv- alumni affairs in 1979. He will return periodically as a con- But they are not alone. sultant until January 1,1982. He wants "Anything can be stressful," Dr. Donald Ragusa, a pro- 1952," he said, "And it's hard to keep a family ing a truck into a building. Hof will leave the University on July eating on that." He also did the public address for football 1 and move to Florida, taking a posi- to stay during the transition the fessor of psychology, said, explaining that the way people University will be going through as a perceive stress can be different. and basketball for many years, and he said he tion in the resort management ser- IN 1957, he was offered a job as an admis- did some crazy things during those times. vices business. new president comes in. "People link it (stress) with jobs requiring difficult deci- "This University has been too good sion making, but don't believe that for a minute," he said, sions officer for the University. He decided to "I probably got more fame out of that than He will be vice president of CAP- take the job despite the $8,000 cut in pay he anything else around here," he said. TRAN, an organization that sells con- for me to just walk out and leave it," explaining that the way the situation is perceived must be Hof said. ■onsidered. would receive. 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Job openings/ ACGFA votes to give extra funds to women's group by Kathleen Koahar Although Women for Women had requested $12,000, AC- sion. Three major points were stressed during the presen- Internships: News atatl reporter FGA awarded the organization $7,000. It received $5,000 tation. last year. WEINBERGER said the Women's Center, which is run The Advisory Committee on General Fee Allocations by Women for Women, needs a paid coordinator who Appeals Committee voted yesterday to recomi.iend that Margaret Weinberger presented an oral appeal for would be at the center 20 hours a week. The center has a total allocation of $12,000 be made to Women for Women more money Monday, supplementing a written appeal three regular volunteers, but ACGFA had recommended for the 1961-82 academic year. which was presented after ACGFA announced its deci- increasing volunteer assistance Instead of hiring a coor- dinator. Weinberger presented ACGFA with petitions that con- tained over 500 signatures to prove there is support for the women's group in the University community. Weinberger also said ACGFA members have an on- going bias toward Women for Women as a feminist group. She said feminism is an unpopular word and that the organization needs more money to address issues that are important to women. The appeals committee members agreed that a half- time paid coordinator is required In the Women's Center as proposed in the original budget The committee also said there was no evidence that ACGFA had missapplied membership criteria and that "no more stringent re- JUNE 1 - 27 quirements should be applied." MONDAY "You really do have to nave someone who knows Cheeaaeteak 8k Friaa what's going on," Julie Landes said. "I do feel there is a need to have a coordinator with a paid position." TUESDAY EXAMINING the charge that ACGFA members Roast B««f Sub ft Friaa believe Women for Women is a feminist organization, the WEDNESDAY committee ruled, "It is the judgment of the committee Meatball Sub ft Friaa that because of the subjectivity involved, the committee finds it difficult, if not impossible, to make a determina- THURSDAY tion on the issue of ACGFA's bias." Hot Cat Sub ft Friaa The two women on the committee, which consists of three students, voted in favor of allocating the full FRIDAY amount requested by Women for Women. Tema Sab ft Friaa Patty Mack said, "It seems real phenomenal that SATURDAY Women for Women was operating with the efficiency that Oaaelattc Da Joar it did" with the funding it received from ACGFA last year. But Scott Smith, the third member of the committee, said he believes many of Weinberger's points during the appeal process were philosophical. "Are we looking at that group (ACGFA) as making a mistake in funding or was it philosophical?" he asked He said the committee should focus its attention on the ACGFA process and not the biases of society in general. Slate Al Wowattf 3538735 Trie Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha, Bowling Green Colony, Wish to Congratulate Their 1981-82 Jo Ann's High Zeta Officers: TJufdy

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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Syrian Israeli gunboats shelled a Palesti- In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime April 28, and the next day Syria Begin said he welcomed Secretary a token contingent would be sent "to troops and Christian militiamen battl- nian base in northern Lebanon. The Minister Menachem Begin said he deployed surface to air missiles in the of State Alexander Haig's statement consolidate steadfastness against the ed with artillery near the besieged ci- Palestine Liberation Organization sent an emissary to tell the Lebanese area. Israel demanded they be remov- that Habib's mission had a time limit Israeli enemy." No other details were ty of Zahle yesterday. The Christian said the gunboats opened fire on the Christians in April that if they were ed, but Syria refused because Israel was unable to wait in- given. Phalange Party said a 17-year-old girl Nahr el-Bared refugee camp near attacked by the Syrian air force, "we definitely "before the use of force and a 13-year-old boy were killed and Tripoli, 60 miles north of Beirut will help you with our air force." Syria has demanded Israel end its becomes necessary" to remove the The Lebanon crisis is a top agenda 30 other people were wounded in the He made the statement in Parlia- military aid to the Christians and halt missiles. item for the summit today between fighting 30 miles east of Beirut ment, where parties opposed to attacks on Palestinian guerrillas in Begin and Egyptian President Anwar GUERRILLA shore batteries Begin's coalition in the June 30 Lebanon as conditions for ending the ARAB AND Islamic nations have Sadat in the Sinai Peninsula town of Sporadic shelling was reported in returned fire, but neither side legislative election accused him of current crisis. pledged support to Syria in the con- Oflra. Beirut's eastern suburb of Hadass reported any casualties as a result of making "dangerous" commitments frontation with Israel, and the Marx- near President Ellas Sarkis' the 90-minute exchange. Israel's com- to Israel's Christian allies in Lebanon. Philip Habib, President Reagan's ist regime of South Yemen announced Sadat is the only Arab leader who residence at Baabda, and sniping con- mand said its forces were aiming at special Middle East envoy, is schedul- plans yesterday to send troops to has condemned Syria for fomenting tinued across the line dividing the the regional command of the Popular ed to return to the Middle East later Syria. the crisis in Lebanon but has urged Moslem and Christian halves of the Front for the Liberation of Palestine, ISRAELI jets downed two Syrian this week in search of a peaceful solu- A government statement issued in the Israelis to avoid a new Middle capital. a Marxist faction. helicopter gunships attacking Zahle tion to the missile standoff. the South Yemeni capital of Aden said East war. Congress may cut marriage penalty tax Begin, Sadat hold one-day summit WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress is taxes if they were not married Most created a new problem: The tax on OF IRA, Israeli-occupied Sinai (AP) requested, according to Begin's peace treaty with Egypt, and moving toward changing a law that, are staying married but many are the combined income of a husband - Israeli Prime Minster Menachem spokesman, Uri Porat observers believe Begin wants a first- from a tax viewpoint makes it more squawking about the tax system's and wife with comparable salaries is Begin and Egyptian President Anwar hand feel for how Sadat may react to profitable for millions of people to be "marriage penalty," and Congress considerably higher than it would be if Sadat will hold a one-day summit here any diplomatic or military initiative. divorced, single or' 'living in sin" than has heard them. A clergyman in the earners were single and reported today with the Israel-Syria crisis over ISRAEL HAS threatened to bomb to be married. Maryland is advising his parishioners their incomes separately. Lebanon at the top of their agenda. Syria's Soviet-built SAM-6 antiair- Porat told reporters in Jerusalem Under the law, marriage can cost against marriage because tying the TO GET around paying the extra It is the 10th in the series of craft missiles in eastern Lebanon's the scheduled five-hour meeting was $391 for a couple making $20,000 a knot could impoverish them. tax, some married couples have got- meetings between the two leaders Bekaa Valley if they are not removed. essential "to protect the peace treaty year. If, the couple Jointly earns It was created 12 years ago when ten divorced, some singles five since Sadat started the peace process Syria, which moved the missiles into from any shock that may arise from $60,000. the "marriage penalty" Congress revised the tax laws. The together out of wedlock, and some with his historic visit to Jerusalem in Lebanon on April 29 after Israel shot developments on the Lebanon front." amounts to as much as $3,654. lawmakers' purpose then was to who find cohabitation morally uncom- November 1977. But it is the first down two Syrian helicopters, has pro- An estimated 15 million working reduce a sizable penalty imposed on fortable have postponed wedding meeting in the past 17 months of chilly mised war if Israel carries out its SADAT HAS condemned Syria - couples would wind up paying less single taxpayers, but the correction plans. but correct relations between the two threat. Egypt's former partner in war countries. against Israel - for causing the Lebanon is the "single urgent The crisis with Syria is a potentially Lebanese crisis and has urged Israel Day in review- reason" for the meeting, which Begin troublesome test for Israel's 1979 not to escalate the situation. Pope returns to would be the first major decrease by a member of the Organizations Gas tax Increases Vatican apartment of Petroleum Exporting Countries. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State Lefever denies making racial remark The report came a day after Mex- senators approved 21-12 yesterday VATICAN CITY (AP)-A smil- a $1.6 billion transportation budget WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite that he (Ernest) held an opinion which there are between races have no rela- ing, waving Pope John Paul II left ico cut the price of its oil exports by fresh White House backing, Ernest he says is statistically well-founded tionship to innate intelligence." $4 a barrel and on the same day bill that includes Ohio's first the hospital and returned to his gasoline tax increase in 21 years. Lefever, President Reagan's embattl- that blacks are inferior, intellectually An aide to Ernest Lefever said he Vatican apartments yesterday, ex- that Iraq shaved 57 cents off its ed choice as human rights adviser, speaking," John Lefever said. price by reducing pipeline charges. Under the proposal, the 7-cents-a- would have no further comment on the actly three weeks after he was shot gallon tax immediately would in- confronted new questions yesterday Asked about John's statement, issue beyond the statement issued at in an assassination attempt in St. Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, the after he was portrayed by two of his another brother, Donald, indicated largest producer of oil on Alaska's crease 3.3 cents a gallon and up to a the State Department Peter's Square. maximum of 5 cents in the years brothers as believing that blacks are that Ernest Lefever had in the past ex- On Tuesday, Reagan reaffirmed his The pope, in his traditional North Slope, cuts its price by $2 a intellectually inferior to whites. pressed support for the theories of barrel. ahead as highway maintenance support for Lefever"s nomination to be glistening white robes and skull costs increase. Lefever "categorically" denied William Shockley, a Nobel Prize- assistant secretary of state for human cap, walked unaided from the Gasoline prices in the United ever saying that "blacks were winning physicist who argues that States have been slipping since The bill, carried by Sen. Paul E. rights, saying "I haven't retreated hospital to a black Mercedes Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, now must genetically inferior," according to a blacks are genetically less intelligent one inch from wanting him." limousine, and the car entered the March as drivers reduced con- statement released by the State than whites. sumption and supplies mounted. return to the House for considera- Department Asked if Reagan would continue to Vatican at 7:18 p.m.-l:10 p.m. tion of the tax hike and other Senate But in an interview with The "I'm certainly less supportive of the support Lefever if it were confirmed EDT-after a 15 minute drive. amendments. Associated Press, John Lefever, 55, Shockley study than Ernest had been that he had said blacks are intellec- As the car turned into the Study links smoking said brother Ernest made such a several years ago," said Donald tually inferior to whites, Speakes Vatican, the pontiff made the sign Julia Child trades Lefever, 57. said: "He (Lefever) indicated this of the cross to bless a small group with heart disease statement in family conversations of applauding well-wishers. gourmet for grill about seven years ago. morning he did not hold that BOSTON (AP) - A study com- view....It's apparent the president World oil glut chips paring the health of people who quit CHICAGO (AP) - The woman in "I WAS somewhat dismayed to learn "I BELIEVE whatever differences does not hold that view." smoking and those who keep puff- front of the grill was yelling out away at high prices ing provides new evidence that "cheezbugga, cheezbugga" just kicking the cigarette habit will cut like a pro. Could that really be Julia NEW YORK (AP) - The world in half the risk of dying from heart Child? Over half of Ohio has high unemployment oil glut chipped away at high prices disease, America's biggest killer. The famed chef was here Tues- yesterday with reports of cuts by The report rebuts the arguments day for a meeting and did a stint as WASHINGTON (AP) - More than NATIONALLY, THE list includes national average for the base period several producers, including that some other weakness, not cook at the Billy Goat Tavern for a half of Ohio's 88 counties now are 1,058 areas of high unemployment January 1979 to December 1980. The Libya, a militant member of OPEC cigarettes, makes smokers more TV segement on her reaction to listed as high unemployment areas by where businesses will be eligible for national average was 6.6 percent, whose oil prices are the highest in susceptible to heart trouble. cheeseburgers. Comedian John the Labor Department preference in bidding on federal con- meaning that it takes an unemploy- the world. The new study said that even Belushi, a Chicago native, has The latest list of "labor surplus tracts for the coming year. That com- ment rate of 7.9 percent or higher for The Libyan action, which was when all known differences bet- acknowledged the bar was his in- areas" released yesterday includes 12 pares to 1,013 labor surplus areas on an area to be included on the list reported by a trade publication, ween smokers and quitters are con- spiration for "Saturday Night Ohio cities and 45 counties. last year's national list Ohio's unemployment rate stood at was not confirmed by oil com- sidered, people who stop smoking Live" skits about diner workers Last year's list included 11 cities To qualify, an area must have 9.3 percent in March, according to a panies that deal with Libya. The are far more likely to escape who served only "cheezbuggas" and 30 counties in Ohio. unemployment 20 percent about the Bureau of Labor Statistics report. reported $5-a-barrel reduction serious heart disease. and chips. ■v NEED SOME 1

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Lease RIDfM nave such a super yaar - Heidi Spring-congratulations on Northflald: Mr.Campbell saO/mo/person, 4 utll. 352 1441 paneled, (cute Interior) NOT Individually and collectively, you receiving the Moat Efficient from Sapt. 1. 1901 thru Aug. 31. Ride to Atlanta. OA. Call Colette Brothers of Sigma Nu ESP Shop. 447 0*43 modern. Woodburnlng fire place, Buys are THE BEST! Good luck Officer Award! Thanks for M/F. HOUSE ON E. WOOSTER 19(1. $400 mo. - $400 dap. ismit. Thanks for the memories but It is ••••CLIP AND SAVE THIS propane heat, any reasonable on finals, have a super summer, making Parent's Day such a ACROSS FRAT. ROW. OWN Qualified pet could be accepted. Rlda naodad to Ocean city. N.J. lust not lor ma. Love, Jean. AD**** offer accepted. Appraised btwn. and remember you're always special day. Love, your Gamma ROOM SltS FOR SUMMER. (419) 151-1450. (or any city cloaa) anytime Karen Dreyer Congratulations Dixie Elac. Co. now hlrng full 4 512 15.000. Call (419) 352 1454 welcome at MSUI Love. Gall PIH Slaters. 352 3350 Glna. Summer: M. rmte. 2 bdrm. cloaa botwoon Juno 1114. Contact on your CM-O-Phi PsI pinning I pt. tlma halp. Must be 21 or older. 2 bdrm. mobile home, new Sigma Nu's: Don't miss the Need F. rmte. to share apt. for to campus. $330/summer or Danlta at J5J S7*o Will halp wltti Congratulations to Colleen One right after the other! Lova. Bartenders, waitresses, carpel, naw waterheatar, naw Senior Wills tonight, there will be summer. Only S130 for whole offer 352 1622 Randy or 352-2617 eapeneeH Murphy on her Dalt lavallering. cashiers. 4 floor walkers. Call furnace. 13,100 or WOO down a lot to be remembered. The Your Chi o Sisters. Ed. summer Call Bath 372-5743. •74-2253 for Info. Management 1 f. naada rlda out Wast to Seniors. Lorl Faiio on her SAE pinning, f. payment 41152 mo. Call 352-3312. I. rmte. needed far IMI-al school Single rooms for mala students. Yellowstone Park or vicinity. Peggy Barry on her engagement Ben-To my bast frlend-Tha potential avail. '74 Chevy Vega. S400 or best Sprint otr. . . Sun and Fan. . yr. Wlnthrap Terrace North. Call Near campus. Ph 352-7365. Can leave June 19. Call Sharle. Lova. your Alpha XI Slaters. memories we've created. WOW! R.N. Supervisor needed for offer. Perfect Interior/engine .T-shirts. . .Tim 1SM74* or CJ. 152-2711. 433 N. Enterprise. 1 bdrm. house. mam CONGRATULATIONS ALICE We've coma a long way baby. ambulatory health care center In problem 372 5030. mam $1*0 for 13 mo lease; 441 N. LAVERY ON BEING THE Remember our turn Is coming 1-2 f. rmtas. lor summer tha Bowling Green area. R.N. S1RVIC1S OFFER1D TANOIMS FOR RENT Enterprise, 3 bdrm. house, $310 SORORITY INTRAMURAL soon! 11 Love. NEB. Call 354 I«04 supervisory experience S4/HR. CALL IS1-4M4 FOR RENT for 12 mo. laasa; 441 N. Loam to play guitar ■ start this TENNIS CHAMPI DZ SAYS: Lisa-It's bean great having you I f. raomla far summer. preferred. 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Low alec, E. Merry St. apts. Sublet II12 PERSONALS 2 F. rmts. naadad for Summer 5ft party sub. 15.00 discount thru times ft what good friends you've still have several high paying bills SI0 15 mo. Includ. heat 4 school year. Call Scott or Dan tha bast. Lova, Dana. Otr. Close to campus. S74/mo. PHI KAPPA PSI BATHTUB alt become. Your excellent cara positions available. For an water. 1245 mo. 352 4942 after 2-5*54. Juno 14th. 14] E. Wooster MARY JO 4 KEVIN Call 352 7117 RACE SAT. 1:00 PEREGRIN of alcoholics, pink elephant interview appointment call 6pm. Delivery 352 4443. CONGRATULATIONS ON Summer rentals-houses, POND. hunting, our great camping trip. 11, rmte for II t2 yaar. Nice apt. 353-1131. ROLLER SKATES FOR RENT YOUR SAE ALPHA XI DELTA Efflc. tor summer. $170 mo. AC. apartments 4 single rooms. Near PHI KAPPA PSI BATHTUB Mad Dog night, Red drum 4 our 3 blks. from campus. Call SI/HR, 1 HOUR MINIMUM PINNING. B.G.S.U. STUDENTS Do you cable, close to campus. Call campus. Ph. 353-7161. RACE SAT. 1:00 • PEREGRIN big night in Toledo yet to coma, 354-1740 for Info. CALL 352 4244 have tha SUMMER WORK anytime 3521054. REDUCED SUMMER RATES POND. these memories will keep us 1 or 2 f. rmtas. needed for NEXT-TO-TCrs Brothers of SAE Good Luck BLUES. If summer Is hare 4 you FOR SUBLET 1 BDRM.. FURN ON APARTMENTS. CALL POIN. YOU LOOK CUT! together although the miles will summer qtr. Rent SI7.50/mo. 1 STRINGING racquet, tennis. Saturday In tha Bathtub Race are still without a lob, we may be APT. 4I0 i RIDGE ST. $300 4 NEWLOVE REALTY. 352 5163. separate us. Please keep In Call 353 447» TODAY squash. Quality strings • great Sea you at the Pond. Your Phi PsI able to help you. Our firm is not UTIL. JUNE 15-SEPT. 1. CALL touch. I'll miss all of you! Lova, Summer Apts. Close to campus 2 PHI KAPPA PSI BATHTUB Bathtub Race Coaches. Sue 4 affected by tha recession so if you (419) 1*4 3604 OR 172-5511. prices. Call Cralg at 37KW3. Heather. 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Waits stifles Bosox; Tigers roll %£5SSt Louis University has broken a Kansas, on November 9,1982. contract with Bowling Green, CLEVELAND (AP) - Toby Hurrah cond base only once in that span. The 4-1 victory over the Milwaukee on Champ summer's single and Bowling Green's rugby club spUtiU necessitating changes in the Falcons' two matches with Toledo last knocked in three runs with two only Boston run came in the eighth Brewers last night scored on Kirk Gibson's sacrifice fly. basketball schedule for the next two homers and scored three runs to lead when Reid Nichols tripled and scored Dan Schatzeder, 3-3, who retired 13 weekend, winning the opener, 38-4, The Tigers added two more runs in years. BGSU has been scheduled to before losing the nightcap, 174. the Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 victory on a groundout by Dwight Evans. Brewers in a row after yielding two the third when Lou Whitaker tripled meet St Louis in Bowling Green on over the Boston Red Sox last night Cleveland took a 24 lead against first-inning hits, did not allow Kevin Volk, Mike Kelly, Roger Max- and scored on Lynn Jones' sacrifice December 21,1961, and in St Louis the tarella scored tries for BG, while Cleveland left-hander Rick Waits, loser John Tudor, 2-2, on Harrah's Milwaukee its run until the ninth, fly. Steve Kemp walked with two outs following year. 5-4, allowed nine hits, struck out two third homer of the year, which follow- when Gorman Thomas doubled and and scored on Hebner's long double to Wayne McClaln scored two others in and walked one in 8 1-3 innings before ed a leadoff single by Bo Diaz in the scored on Don Money's single. Kevin center. BG Athletic Director Jim Leadg an- the win. Mike Harrington added three Sid Monge relieved and picked up his second inning. Saucier retired the last two batters for nounced today that Bowling Green conversion attempts. second save. his sixth save. Kemp completed the Detroit scor- will host the University of Wisconsin- The Falcons ruggers, 21-7, conclude Waits allowed at least one hit in DETROIT (AP) - Richie Hebner ing by belting bis fifth home run of the Superior on December 21, 1981, and their regular season with a 1 p.m. each of the first five innings, but the had two hits, scored a run and drove in Hebner, hitting Just .206, singled to year in the eighth inning off reliever will open Its 1982-83 season against the match, Saturday, against BG alumni Red Sox advanced a runner past se- another to pace the Detroit Tigers to a open the second inning, moved to third Jerry Augustine. University of Kansas in Lawrence, at College Park. 1 ALL-SPORTS PASS lf!j SALE SUMMER ONLY Delta Zefe Congratulates AT 649 Sixth These Out^ikfog Sisters: The Source 2 BDRMS Brenda Ley - CMstanding Senior Support your local newspaper. Penny Jo Leighner and Alicia Dolce • Thurs - Fri - Sat Write a letter to the editor. Let the campus We Pay Outstanding Pledges Donna Strong - Best Scrapbook know how you feel and where you stand AC! Mary Amatore - Best Paddle $AVE on any and all issues. Call: 352-5163

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The Brothers Of Sigma Alpha Epsiion PROUDLY PRESENT THEIR SPRING QUARTER PLEDGES: MOTHBALL Applications are now being taken Paul Abendroth Del Haynes YOURHUNTINGTON for Summer Employment with BGSU Food Operations. Dan Babcock Bil Kirkwood ACCOUNTS Applicants must obtain clearance MarkBrody Robert Laslo through the Office of Financial Aid FOR THE SUMMER. and Student Employment. Todd Crawford John Lynagh Just because spring quarter is ending don't dose out your If interested contact: Denny Dannemiler Andy Martenet student checking account or your Huntington savings account McDonald Dining Hall 372-2771 Harshman Dining Hall 372-2475 Andy Dukes MikeMcCaw Kreischer Dining Hall 372-2825 We will keep your account open all thru the summer months. ■cum—-———- Simply leave $5 on deposit in the account and there will be no service charges for the summer (July-Sept.) STOP RUINING "B* il H, Htm mm* fkf 0X1" WARNING'

It your player skips on a NEW record, mis STOP IN at our University Office on your way Downtown REP0RD5! indicates that you need to replace your worn JIM Needle Tip Looks Wit ThM needle Do It NOW'to protett your precious Worn Point Distorts Musk records from further damage before June 5,1981 and there will be no need to open Damages Record Groove SALE ON NEW ^or*v*r bank accounts again when you return in the fall, f-fJ^ HOW 0U> IS YOUR NEEWE? E.W0OSTRST. The lite ot a nee.ana tip can bast be measured In Wo would like to express our appreciation DIAMOND PLAYING HOURS. An UP record plays about PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES 20 minutes or one third ot an hour par side. '4.00 off for the opportunity to serve you during -- 2 m. A synthetic Sapphire (better than natural sapphire) is pood for about aO hours A WITH THIS COUPON the past academic year... HlinnnglOII <4.00off New Needle Tip PFANSTIEHL Diamond Tip is good for *M to LOOM Like This "*00 hours play. Good Thru WITH THIS COUPON Ball Point OlldM smoothly HAVE A GOOD SUMMER! BlllltS Gives Best Performances June 15,1981 10 The BQ News June 4, 1981 Sports. University students declare high school umpiring 'safe'

by Joe MsfttSf Despite the necessity of knowing the rulebook for the News aMldini sports editor tests, the rulebook is not essential while an the field, ac- cording to Poppe. When was the but time anyone attending a baseball "I've been told by many a veteran umpire to know the game heard anything good about umpires? rulebook until you get on the field and then throw it away. About the only praise umpires ever hear is when they But you have to keep that in perspective," be said. "You get together at an umpire's association meeting and don't want to get so wrapped up in the rulebook that you trade glowing comments about each otter. miss the obvious call. That makes it hard to understand what ia attracting a growing number of University students to high school "Umpiring is basically a common-sense type of thing" umpiring. Purdy added. "You can be nitpicking - you have to be at times. But what the rulebook says in black and white "Since I couldn't play baseball anymore, I thought um- might be interpreted differently by different umpires, piring would be a good way to stay around the game," players or coaches." University junior Jim Ross said. While Purdy said be plans to remain at the high school "PETE ROSE plays for the fun of the game. I ump for level of umpiring, most of the younger umpires have the fun of the game, but money is sdded incentive," said higher goals. G«*y Poppe, another University student "As for right now, my goal is to umpire Division I col- Those three reasons: staying around baseball; having lege baseball," said Poppe, who stands about 5-9. "One fun; and earning extra spending money seem to be what thing holding me back is my size. Just like any sport they lures most students to become student-umpires. want people comparable in size to the players." "ITS AN ADVANTAGE to be bigger than 98 percent of And by no means does the umpiring end when the stu- the people that might argue with you," admitted Mazur, dent graudates. For example, 33-year old Dean Purdy, who is much bigger at 8-3, 220-pounds. "Some of the um- now a graduate assistant in the department of sociology, pires that are closer in size to the players get more grief, has been umpiring for 12 years. whereas I can just tell them to shut up and leave me alone." "I get a lot of different aspects, having coached, "I would like to keep moving up a level each year, or played, umpired and being involved in sociology," Purdy every couple years," he continued. "Money is not much said. "You try to understand the role a coach is in. When of a factor, but the work is certainly better and much you see a coach blowing up at a call, be might be doing more interesting than any other summer job." that for a reason, say to protect his kids or to keep their respect. As an umpire, you don't like to see it As a Umpires in northwest Ohio receive $20 a game, player, you appreciate it And from the sociology stand- whether they ump behind home plate or the bases. Junior point it makes you wonder why we get so worked up varsity games pay f 17.50 and tournament games pay $19, about one trivial baseball game." plus 30 cents a mile, one way, in travel expenses. ——————i I Initially an umpire must spend about $200 for equip- ment and then $12 each year to retain his card. "It's an advantage to be "The money isn't important" Ross said. "Sure, it's nice to have a little extra spending money, but I enjoy the bigger than 98 percent of the sense of authority you have out mere. people that might argue with "YOU'LL NEVER get rich doing it not when you you." travel 40-50-60 miles for $25," said Purdy, who came to BG this year after spending several years in Colorado. "You do it for the involvement, because you like working Obviously, umpiring has its ups and downs, and while with kids, and you like being around the game." most umpires say that they love the profession, they also admit that there are things they dislike. Purdy also admitted that umpires do make mistakes. "WHAT I DISLIKE most is ignorant parents that sit in "Most times you are right, but you do make mistakes," the stands and scream," said Mark Mazur, who doubles he said. "When you make a mistake, you usually know it as a BG hockey goalie in the umpiring off-season. first Most of the time, you have to stick with it and live "They're usually the people that make the most noise and with it" he said. "If you reverse your decision, neither know the least" the players nor coaches have any respect for you. They A person must pass an open-book test to obtain a always say they want consistency. They don't want you to "card" that will enable him to work high school games. be overturning calls. Even then, the umpire is on an intern basis for the first year. The second year, be must take another test to ob- "I dislike the times you make a mistake and can't do tain his temporary card, before taking a more difficult, anything about it and, in turn, it brings about an argu- staff photo by Al Fuchs closed-book test the third year to become a registered ment You don't like the feeling when you walk away, Mark Mazur, a University student, declares a Bowling Green player sate In a recent game at Bowling umpire. knowing you're not calling a good ballgame." Green High School. Plimpton strikes again? Reporter finds rugby a rewarding experience "Give Blood. Play Rugby," reads meone gets hurt and cannot continue I was in for a rude awakening in been hit. It was not long before that SOME RUGBY PLAYERS also a bumper sticker on the car of one the game, are limited to two per the second half when Sandusky opportunity arose. find it hard to get out of bed for Bowling Green rugby player. Sideline team. began getting the ball to their backs weekend games such as the mean- A discussion among some BG That adds up to a lot of running for and punting the ball my way. A Sandusky wing broke through ingless one played last weekend. players before last weekend's "B" the 15 players who start the game BG's defenses and raced down the That makes it difficult for those who team game at Sandusky was not Joe Menzer and all that running may account for One of those punts resulted in a sidelines towards the goal, as I stalk- want to play, these die-hards are about the game, but whether or not the traditional beer-drinking party score for Sandusky and a sore ed him. I soon found out why he often found dragging people out of they should get drunk and not go to News assistant sports editor afterwards. shoulder for me, when I failed to plays rugby and I usually stick to be- dorms and making them instant the game. catch the ball. It went through my ing an armchair quarterback. rugby players. Such actions only add to the mysti- under the impression that rugby was THE FIRST HALF of the shorten- hands moments before a Sandusky That was the case last Saturday, que of rugby, a game that most peo- a sport with little strategy and few ed exhibition game (25-minute player tried to put his much bigger Visions of saving the score and get- when BG went to Sandusky with five ple know little or nothing about rules. halves) last Saturday was not rilled body through mine. ting some respect from my team- "players" that had rarely, if ever, Despite all the stories about beer Not so. Some people might feel with much action for me. That was The next thing I knew another San- mates danced through my head as I played rugby. Although I had plann- drinking and so on, rugby is a game that rugby is a disorganized game because the ball stayed mostly in the dusky player decided to get into the lunged for the player. He bounced off ed to play and even practiced once that BG players, at least while they that is just a way for thirty crazy pack, two groups of eight players act and, before long I was face down me, or maybe I bounced off him, but with the team, the other four people are on the field,take seriously. people to vent their frustrations, but that try to push each other off the in the mud. Meanwhile, a third San- either way he continued racing down were roused from their dorm on the THAT WAS the impression I got in reality, it is a game that takes ball. I played fullback and was told it dusky player fell on the ball in the the sidelines at a pace that would day of the game and coaxed into last weekend, when I donned a BG time to learn. And I found that I had was my job to stay back from the endzone for a try, worth four points. have made Mario Andretti proud, playing. uniform and took the field with the much to learn after playing in last pack in case the other team while I hunted for the nearest exit After the game, all hard feelings Falcon ruggers for a game against Saturday's game. "pop-kicked" the ball or broke loose AS I RAN back to my position, I from the stadium. between both teams were put aside the Sandusky rugby club. A regular rugby game consists of running with it was met with quite a few hard stares Actually, it was not much of a as the first of the kegs was tapped. Maybe I should not have expected two 40-minute halves. Each team has At halftime I thought to myself, from my teammates, many of whom stadium, but more like an abandoned And those who had just played in the to do well in a game against an ex- 15 players that barring injury, are "there really isn't all that much to were still wondering who I was. cow pasture. But that is one of the first competitive game of their lives perienced rugby team, but I, like on the field for the entire game. this," and "I'm going to get out of I could not wait to redeem myself conditions that rugby players are agreed that rugby is a sport that pro- most of the general public, was Substitutions, which only occur if so- this without a scratch" and hit someone as hard as I had often forced to deal with. bably deserves more recognition. Sports briefs.

BG runners head for nationals Art Langley, a goaltender on the Weinert is a member of the board of Stocke finished fifth in the Ohio hockey team at St. Paul's School in directors of the Easter Seals Society Junior Classic and ninth in the Ohio Concord, N.H., has signed a national of Wood County. He served as chair- Golf Association State Junior Cham- Jeff Brown and Terry Reedus "My biggest goal is to qualify for have and the competition I think I letter of intent with Bowling Green. man of the society's basketball pionship last year. His 37.7 scoring complete their collegiate careers in the finals," Brown said. "Another can do it. The 5-11, 155-pound Langley has shootout in the 1981 national telethon. average for Springfield North High track this week, and the two Bowl- goal of mine is a four-minute "I would love to make the played four years of hockey for St. School last season was lowest in the ing Green seniors are going out in mile." semifinals, and if I do that I'll Paul's School. He has previous hockey Western Ohio League. He also was a experience with the Manchester Two golfers from Ohio and one from style. dream about making the final. I've Massachusetts have signed national medalist in the conference tourna- Brown has qualified in the REEDUS'route to the finals on always dreamed about making it to Flames as a bantam and peewee. ment "Art comes to us from a very sound letters of intent to attend Bowling 1500-meter run and Reedus in the Saturday is a little more difficult. the outdoor nationals, I get psyched Green this fall, men's golf coach John 400 intermediate hurdles for the He runs in the trials of the 400 whenever I run against the big hockey program," BG Coach Jerry York says. "He has been the premier Piper announced today. Shaw has the most experience at the annual NCAA Track & Field Cham- hurdles today and if successful, names." The three are Brad Meek of Port national level among the three pionships, at Louisiana State goes on to the semifinals tomorrow. Brown and Reedus won Mid- goaltender in the Private school League for the last two years and will Clinton, Randy Stocke of Springfield recruits. He finished 17th in a field of University in Baton Rouge. Brown The finals take place Saturday. American Conference champion- and Pat Shaw of Fall River, Mass. 96 last year at the prestigious East who qualified for the national meet ships for BG in last month's con- be a welcome addition to our hockey program at Bowling Green." Meek, also an outstanding track Aurora (NY) International Junior with a time of 3:44.1610 days ago in Reedus made it to nationals in his ference meet Brown in the 1500 athlete and basketball player at Port Masters tournament, played at Yale Knoxville, TN., runs in the 1500 last opportunity, setting a school with a time of 3:47.63 and Reedus in Clinton High School, was a medalist University. Shaw attends B.M.C. trials today. The finals follow on record of :51.33 last Saturday. The the 400 intermediate hurdles with a Bowling Green basketball coach last season in the Sandusky Bay Con- Durfee High School. Saturday. Brown is the second run- time was .01 of a second faster than :51.73 clocking. Neither runner has John Weinert has been named to the ference. He averaged 36.9 for nine BG will lose two players through ner from BG in two years to reach the NCAA qualifying standard. competed previously in the NCAA National Easter Seals Sports Council. holes during his high school career, graduation this year, team captain nationals in the 1500. Last year, Outdoor Championships, although The Committee council is composed and was champion at the Toledo Blade John Spengler and Mark Nickerson. Kevin Ryan earned the title of all- "I think I can cut off about a se- both were members of all-America of 46 athletes and coaches, who served Junior Gob* Tournament last year. The Falcons finished eighth out of JO America by finishing in the finals cond at the nationals," Reedus relay teams in March at the NCAA as volunteer spokesman for the na- Meek's brother, Bryan, plays defen- teams in this spring's Mid-American with a time of 3:43.10. said. "With the confidence that I Indoor Championships. tional network of Easter Seals. sive back on BG's football team. Conference Championship.