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THe BG news Bowling Green. Ohio Thursday. July 17,1975 Volume SS/Numbcr 141 Spaceships set for linkup SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - THE SOVIET Mission Control by their control center, and Slayton Brand tried to remove the device Two Soviet cosmonauts yesterday Center reported the burn placed Soyuz remarked. "Superb. Great." Tuesday night but was unable to undo successfully shifted the orbital path of in a near circular oibit of 1.17 - 139 "They're up there waiting for you," probe latches with a special tool. He their Soyuz spaceship, steering it into miles above the earth, precisely where the U.S. capsule communicator said. reported the tool passage was blocked position for a cosmic linkup today the cosmonauts want to be to receive It was the second orbit change by an out-of-position connecting with an American Apollo craft. the visiting Americans at 12:15 p.m. maneuver for Soyuz since it was mechanism. Cosmonauts Alexei In i and EDT today over West Germany. launched from the Baikonur Mission Control radioed instructions Vatori Kubasov fired their spaceship Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford, Cosmodrume in central Russia to remove a cover plate with a engine for 21 seconds and reported the Vance Brand and Donald Slay lor were Tuesday. screwdriver and relocate the blocking maneuver was performed perfectly. informed of the successful maneuver mechanism. APOLLO ALSO has conducted two The astronauts planned to do the orbital shifts and plans several more as job later and it is expected to take it closes in on Soyuz, serving as the only 20 minutes. Ford's candidacy target vehicle in the celestial chase. "It doesn't look like much of a Aboard Apollo, the astronauts problem," Slayton said. wrestled with what Mission Control THE SOVIET Control Center termed a minor problem-a docking informed the cosmonauts of the surprises students probe that ,was stuck in the tunnel situation and said, 'They have no which will connect the two spaceships problem. They know what to do and By Jim Maurer "HE'S A GOOD guy. At least he when they are linked together. how to do it. So everything is in Staff Reporter hasn't been caught at anything Ground controllers said the problem order." yet." said Telljohann. "If I do vote. should be easy to overcome. If the The cosmonauts also reported President Gerald Ford's recent Ill vote for Ford, but that's still a harpoon-like probe could not be everything in order aboard Soyuz. announcement saying he would long lime yet." removed, the spacemen would not be They said they had a good view of the campaign in the 1976 presidential Cherry I Mullady. freshman able to transfer between the two craft. earth and an especially good look at election apparently came as a (Fd.), was somewhat startled by They also said the problem did not the Nile River. surprise to many University the news concerning the President. endanger the American astronauts. They complained mildly when students who were unaware of the "I didn't know he was running, ground control interrupted their lunch decision. and I wish he wouldn't." site said NEIL HUTCHINSON, one of the Deborah Davies. senior (A&S), spent her day selling jewelry twice to perform technical tasks. Rick Sealscott. junior (Ed.),WM "I didn't like his pardon of Nixon." flight directors, said even if the and other wares on the sidewalks of Bowling Green last Saturday. one of the few students who did Mullady was another student spacemen could not remove the probe Before discovering the stuck probe, Numerous merchants and shoppers took part in the sidewalk know about the Presidents who said she would vote for Sen with the simple fix, they could the astronauts had fixed a simple marketplace ceremonies last weekend. (Newsphoto by Gordon decision, but said the news was a Kennedy if he was nominated by completely field strip the mechanism problem involving a clogged waste Fischer). bit misleading. the Democrats. and get rid of it that way. disposal system.
"FIRST HE said he wouldn't run. then lie decided to run," said JANET MCNAY, freshman Sealscott. "I don't like that because (Fd.), was all for the Ford I appreciate people who are firm in campaign, saying "I'm a Republican Postich ready to contribute their beliefs, but President Ford is a and I'm for President Ford all the By Patricia Sinn POSTICH, a veteran of 23 years of keep a few basic ideas in mind. openness to change "seem to be good man otherwise." way." But Francine Ochyra. Managing Editor active naval service, said he foresees "You have to know what your job prominent" at the University. "We Asked if he would vote for the freshman (B.A.), was not so "no significant changes in the is, know the constraints of the job. have very vigorous leadership in Dr. President in 1976, Sealscott said it enthusiastic. George Postich has a lot to get beginning" of his tenure. staff your organization as well as Moore." he added. depended on the candidate chosen "If he wants to do it, let him." acquainted with in his new position as During his first two weeks as vice possible within those constraints, help After 23 years in the Navy, Postich by the Democratic Party. Ochyra said. "There is nothing vice president for operations at the president for operations, Postich said (the staff) do their jobs and keep in said that he had accomplished all he "If it's Ted Kennedy, he gets my wrong with the job Ford is doing. University. he has been looking over his territory tune with innovations," he said. wanted to. vote," he said. "Anyone else, and I He hasn't done anything drastic to Following the recent resignation of and trying to meet with all the "It's a people business," Postich "When this opportunity opened up will vote for Ford." help the country, but he hasn't J. Claude Scheurerman. Postich takes members of his staff. added. "I want to take some of the at Bowling Green," lie said. "I thought Pat Telljohann, sophomore done anything wrong either." the reigns of the "service organization "I'm looking at a number of areas," mystique out of the office" of the it was great, because this is a major (A4.S), did not realize that Ford Ochyra, like many of hei student responsible for the physical features of he said. "The organization U to operations vice president. area in which to make a good and had formally announced his colleagues, said she will be waiting ,jj the campus." such as food services, the widespread. I have 13 people reporting Postich noted that enthusiasm and ineaninfgul contribution." candidacy, but he reacted positively to see who the Democrats nominate physical plant and the security to me" about various branches of when he heard the news. to face the Ford challange. program. University operations. POSTICH does see the possibility of New CIA documents consolidating some of these divisions in the administrative areas. But he's Golden Grip renovating not ready to make any immediate, reveal domestic spying drastic changes. "Change, for better or By Randi Weiner off-all 30 coats and the old paint "HAD TO BE done. I guess, keeping for worse, can be uncomfortable," he WASHINGTON (AP) -- Central prior to 1966. Quoting a source with the others and fixing up the apparently is not cooperating. said, adding that he will have to do Intelligence Agency spies practiced for described as having approved many of The peeling "Vernor's" sign that place," William Urwin, owner of "Sand blasting didn't work," said more investigating before initiating overseas assignments by infiltrating the break-ins, The Post article said used to grace the F. Wooster wall of University graduate Jim Macry, owner Centre Drugs, said. innovations. and reporting on the domestic political most of the burglaries were directed the Centre Drug store. 102 N. Main St. The onyxed glass in front of the of Golden Grip, the building At the top of his list of priorities is activities of the Socialist Workers against the Communist party, is no longer there. building is to be replaced with wood, a restoration firm in charge of redoing energy conservation. party and its youth affiliate, according extremist groups, embassies and other It, along with the cracked, black new sign will be placed on front and Centre Drugs. Now they are using "BG is an innovator in this area," he to newly disclosed CIA documents. targets that would come under the onyxed glass pillar on the corner of the wall facing E. Wooster is to be water blasting, chemicals, hammers said. "As costs keep rising, well have The documents, a four-inch thick category ol "security cases." Main and Wooster Streets is being natural brick, according to Urwin. and chisels to remove the caked on to find more efficient ways to work. stack obtained by the party in its law refurbished as part of the effort, But before the Wooster wall of the paint. It's one thing to start a program and suit against the agency, also show that HOWEVER, it said the source also started last summer, to renovate building can be returned to its original another to keep it going with equal the CIA was monitoring the party's asserted that a number of burglaries Bowling Green. 'carance. the old paint must come "WE HAVE two women, eight men enthusiasm." political campaigning as early as 1950. were conducted in ordinary criminal and two dogs working on it," Macry Postich said Campus Safety has cases such as bank robberies, said. received "a recommended name THE MATERIAL suggests that the kidnapings and hijackings. •The dogs just watch, though," he change" to University Police. He said CIA began to keep files on domestic An FBI spokesman declined added. a consultant study reported confusion political activity far earlier than the comment on the report. FBI Director The work was begun July 4 and in people's minds between Campus Rockefeller Commission reported. Clarence Kelley said earlier this week should be completed by the end of Safety and Environmental Safety, thus And it indicates that CIA infiltration that FBI agents conducted break-ins to next week, Macry said. the name change. of dissident political groups in "secure information relative to the Golden Grip is the firm responsible Washington may have continued two security of the nation" but that most for the redecorating of the other stores CAMPUS SECURITY is "an years longer than the commission of these were stopped in 1966. on Main Street as part of a program set important and respected function," so stated. The CIA disclosures provided the up through the city "Heritage '76 there is no reason not to label the The documents were made public first public look at the agency's own committee," Macry said. •orce as police, he said. by the Political Rights Defense Fund, files of specific domestic surveillance The operations vice president said a New York-based organization which operations. Twenty-four documents ALL REPAIRS to the old buildings that one of his main concerns in his job has provided legal aid to the party. dealt with an efort to acquaint new are paid for by he owners of the is keeping communication among This batch of documents, provided informers with the radical left prior to stores, although Golden Grip does the members of the operations areas clear. by the CIA in compliance with a court sending them on spy missions abroad. actual repair work. "It may be corny, but it's true that order, came from the agency's Office CIA officials, including Director Golden Grip is a "timely" business you only do things with people," he of Security. The court has ordered the William Colby, authorized the in 1975, according to Macry, because, said. "We have people with excellent agency to turn over all files dealing operation but prohibited the trainee like Bowling Green, other cities are reputations here, and I want to with the party, and other material from acquiring data on "domestic putting on new faces to greet the support them and aid them in their remains to be disclosed. dissident activities," the Rockefeller centennial celebration. work." Meanwhile the Washington Post Commission stated. But the operation "Right now we're working in five reported in today's editions that the resulted in the collection "of a limited other towns," Macry said, "including HE ADDED that running an FBI conducted dozens and sometimes quantity of intelligence on" those Toledo, Findlay and Alma, Mich." organization is not difficult if you more than 100 burglaries each year activities, the commission continued. Guard commander testifies CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -- The the air, into the ground and other "shouting at the top of my lungs" as concentrated totally on the troops commander directing troops at Kent places is indiscriminate, then it was he began grabbing some troops and during the barrage, he couldn't see State University five years ago said indiscriminate," he said. tapping others, pushing their weapons what the student demonstrators were yesterday he never moved more The 13-second volley killed four to get their attention. doing, he said. quickly than when he tried to stop students and wounded nine others. But he denied a contention that And he said he neither gave nor their gunfire at student antiwar The gunfire began as guardsmen, sent some had to be constrained physically heard an order lo open fire. demonstrators. to the campus to quell a scries of from continuing to fire. "As soon as FASSINGER. the highest ranking "From where I was, I could not sec protest disturbances sparked by U.S. they knew I was talking to them, they officer of the time to testify so far, why they were firing," then U. Col. military action in Cambodia, were stopped," he said. told the jury Tuesday that Guard Charles Fassingcr of Northficld told a attempting to break up a noon rally He said the physical contact was officials were determined to break up federal jury hearing the victims' $46 that May 4, 1970. necessary because of the noise and groups of students whether the civil damages suit against 41 current Fassinger, who said he was the line because the men were wearing gas gatherings were peaceful or not. and former guardsmen and state commander having operational control masks. lariler, a veteran shooting officials, including himself. of the troops when the shots began, He also said he had seen nothing competitor said after examining Guard told jurcrs he moved instinctively and immediately prior to the shooting to weapons that lie believed it unlikely Trying to escape the hot summer sun, this student finds the FASSINGER SAID he was behind immediately to stop the firing. give him warning the gunfire would that guardsmen who qualified with Ml shady walk by Williams Hall more to his liking. (Newsphoto by the Ohio National Guardsmen when "I DONT think I ever moved 15 to erupt. rifles or 45-calibcr pistols could have Gordon Fischer). ____^_ the shooting erupted. "If firing into 20 feet faster," he said. He said he was Since his attention was fired them unintentionally. ; 2/The BC. News, Tjmgday, July 17, I97S eDITGRiaLS — lias-ass...—^—^»——es-ssaa.■»»»■■ ■ '■ ■■■■■■ ■■■ rkeeping us under control -) security poor excuse By Nicholas von Hoffman AS BADLY as Mr. Nixon treated played the same pro-war, conservative '20's. But by the time we came to WASHINGTON •- Richard Helms Daniel Ellsberg, it was Mr. Truman's role that George Meany does today. Vietnam, the opposition was of a The often-used words, "national security", were used again this week by an and Henry Kissinger cling to public Department of Justice which, in all temporary, fleeting kind, forming and important American official to justify some embarrassing information made office, the last of the big- names probability, framed and murdered reforming in an ad hoc, fugitive sort of known ;o the public. accused of violating the constitutional Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. The MR. NIXON'S winking way and, because it was buil. on one Federal Bureau of Investigation (KM) Director Clarence Kelley Monday said rights of others to protect the national Vietnam war seditionists made idiots encouragement of a few hard hat mobs issue and not a fully thought-out the investigative organization has been conducting break-ins since World War II security, like Messrs. Nixon, Mitchell, out of their prosecutors and walked beating up peaceniks is as nothing political program, it vanished with the ID order to pi. Vet the security of the nation's citizens. l.iddy and the others who have been away free, but Mr. Truman imposed compared to the vigilante end of the shooting. The recent investigation into Central Intelligence Agency spying activiiies made to walk the plank, theirs is a his loyalty program on the country organizations let loose under Woodrow already has made the Ameiican public a bit gun-shy iboul undercover activities peculiar place in history, for great and made it stick. Wilson: The American Defense THE PAST 60 years have seen the conducted by U.S. agencies. So, it is easy to see why Kelley justified the I'M anger has been directed at this set of Society, the National Security League, Compilations of enemies lists didn't •perfection of better government activities with the national security label. It made llie bitter pill a little easier to public officials who proceeded with the American Protective League, the originate with Mr. Nixon either. By devices for social and political control swallow during these suspicious times. the greatest leniency, constitutional Home Defense League, the Knights of 1920, the General Intelligence Division than the American Protective league. By attaching the national security lag to his remarks, Kelley saved himself punctilio and legal niccness against Ijberty, the American Rights League, of the Justice Department had files on By most indications we have been some humiliation After all. the public will certainly thank the man or what was seen, truly or not, as the Anti-Yellow Dog League, the over 200,000 purported subversives. In made into a more docile, tamer and organization that Milled subversive counterintelhgence activity aimed at the U.S. disloyalty in war time. American Anti-Anarchy Association, those days they didn't sit on the timid people who think and act in the people. Kelley said the FBI "acted in good faith" while doing such things as Mr. Kissinger is accused of ordering the Boy Spies of America, the Sedition approved ways, not by threats of jail a do/en oi so illegal wiretaps. But dossiers, content to have the IRS Slammers and the Terrible breaking into foreign embassies. torment a relatively few on the lists. but because we want to please those Kelley. apparently attempting to soften the impact of his remarks, also said Secretary of State Seward once Threatenets. With chapters in 600 above us or because it is enough to ordered carloads of people thrown On Jan. 2, 1920, government agents towns and cities and a membership of tRat all break-in activity had been teimmaled since 1966 except those break-ins arrested between four and five know the government has our number, into jail and. when complaints were 250,000, it is estimated that the considered Decenary for foreign-related counter intelligence activity. The thousand people in their homes and usually our social security number, weakess ol this Itatemenl was made obvious when Kelley declined to say made. President Lincoln suspended the American Protective League snooped, and has put it into a computer. writ of habeas corpus. Nor was it first places of work because of their harassed, spied and compiled dossiers whether break in activity declined significantly alter 1966. opinions and associations. The fear of governmental powers under Mr. Nixon that a court heard a on as many as i million people. The When questioned further about pott-1966 break ins, Kelley simply said "there grown apace with the knowledge of it., representative of the Justice The use of agent provocateurs and League was an official arm of the were a lew" break-ins at foreign embassies in Washington after 1966 but, when it comes to limiting it, we Department cop the plants in left-wing organizations was so Department of Justice which issued Kelley's "1966 statement" is merely a loophole to justify more illegal kick the computer or blame those l-was-only-acting-underhigher- orders common then that the same Judge badges and identification cards to its break ins undct fill authorization. And he is justifying these actions to the temporarily in charge. The history of plea. That came up in Boston in l*>20 Anderson, cited above, remarked, "ll members bearing the words "Secret American public with the national security rationale ll is ridiculous to swallow official social and political control, over the government's arresting is perfectly evident to my mind that Service Division." weak excuses any longer however, argues it's not the politicals without a warrant and the government owns and operates at You can use these bits of history to The U.S. population has been bombarded with the national security rationale officeholders as much as it is the holding them in jail without hail. least part of the Communist Party." show progress in civil liberties, but it's for illegal activities toi years. The argument is worn out. and it is tune for the institutions they run that we should be "Any citizen with a knowledge of Political burglaries, opening mail, more plausible to argue that the investigators to have some investigating done on them. looking at. Until 1870 there was no Americanism should resign when given suppressing opposition newspapers was restraint of the Johnson-Nixon years is The FBI-end Other U.S. intelligence agencies lor that mallei-should undergo Justice Department, but by 1907 the such instructions," Judge (ieorgc W. conducted on a scale that would a reflection of the opposition's a thorough house cleaning under govcrnmenl supervision that would end Department had started a national Anderson replied from the bench. impress Indira Gandhi. Hundreds of weakness. In the early part of the invasions oi personal, national and international freedom. dossier file, by 1909 America had a periodicals were wiped out; even "The century, the government was taming a Federal police force. And, ever since, Nation" had an issue suppressed in fractious, independent population. institutional behavior has been the 1918 for an article critical of Samuel There was large-scale and same regardless of who was President. Gompers, head of the American well-organized opposition to the Copyright, 1975, The Washington federation of Ijbor. a man who dominant ideology at least into the Post-King Features Syndicate "mmmmmmmmmm news analysis garbage press?
News Analysb used in a positive manner most of the On this beat, the reporter could By Mark (ilover lime. For example, the publishing of dress in head-to-toe overalls and ride the Pentagon papers by I he New York on the back of a truck gathering Being a student of journalism at the Times gave the public an insight into important garbage information on the University, I am constantly reminded the government's handling of a war in mayor, the city manager or various of thai Iran-dad right protected under Southeast Asia. city council individuals. Back at the the first amendment of the Although the government reacted office, the reporter could sift through Constitution -the public's right 10 negatively in this case, the exposure of the day's lake and write a story about know. this information acted as a check and the latest government scandal at the Throwing this right in someone's balance on government military bottom of a trash barrel. N l IS PEFEiW PA PEOPLE'S RK3HT 10KNOW— VKVS WHAT/' face allows the journalist to obtain policy. Or in other words, the public's If this sounds ridiculous, well, information and invade the privacy of right to know workedwithinthe system. naturally it is. But it is equally others at any time. That is one of its However, last week's revelation that ridiculous for journalists to search negative functions. The positive a reporter was searching through through (he garbage of an American function of this right allows the Secretary of Slate Henry Kissinger's public servant and justify the action apollo-soyuz mission journalist to make the public aware of garbage for news was an example of by arguing thai the public has a right information thai could serve as a journalism overstepping its rights. to know. benefit (o tlie community once it is IT WOULD BE hard to label Before the press can criticize, it published or broadcast. garbage "public information" and if must clean its own house regarding the Supreme Court ever ruled that it ethics in obtaining information. MOST JOURNALISTS will tell you was. it might be wise for the nation's Otherwise, the journalistic practice of part of political game that the public's tight to know newspapers to assign a new beat on the muckraking will take on a more literal rationale for obtaining information is citv desk-the garbage beat. meaning. WASHINGTON Despite the THAT WAS the official beginning wonders of science, the piopellaul for of detente, and. like some other the ApolloSoyu/ space venture is not benefits of cooperating with Moscow some exotic fuel fioni the laboratory. instead of confronting It, the Soviets i_eTTers_ Haydcn and Konda ought to join up It is, rather, the politics of will get a belter ride out of the So what? Here's what. Stop this one-upmanship. ApolloSoyuz nission than they graduates with the CIA. They are on the same insanity and get with it. This gang of side. Think about that? That being so, it's correct to say possibly deserve. The American Apollo nuts known as the PRA is sick, and I that whatevei the success oi failure of is bigger, more advanced, and more object will noi stand by while the likes of om this first joint Soviet-American trip costly than llie Soyuz, as ii will boss Douglas Keith George McGovern and the others on As the tourlh full week of summer into space, it will not end the costly 4297 Main St. the left treat these nuts as just another the rendezvous from start to finish. school comes to a close, some changes eighteen-year-old space race between Perry. Ohio political faction. THE U.S.S.R. put up the first man from the regular school year are the two luperpoweit, in April. 1961 and the U.S. put up its The Russians have "borrowed" a becoming obvious. Once again, when Advance reason and morality and first man Alan Shepaid -on a 302-mile duplicate of Apollo's sophisticated the undeigraduate students go home salvation. A PRIMARY reason is thai so long MDOrbital hop the following month. radio-homing device because they have for the summer, University services PRA as space flight continues to grip man's Slowly, and expensively, but nothing comparable, And if an available to graduate students are cut atop political insanity and the imagination around the world, it is loo inexorably, America began to catch up emergency develops aloft, only tie back drastically. Library hours are cut On August I. 1973. the KBI out of forces of treason in America. valuable a tool to IK- left to astronauts as the world watched, file Soviets Apollo could bring back the five back, the Union closes early, Detroit stated in a printed news report and cosmonauts. Outer space Iras launched the first woman 111I0 space in spaccinen-lhe three Americans and departmental office hours are reduced, that: become a place to demonstrate Stop McGovernism which now 1963, and conducted the first space the two Russians. And in the process The BG News is published once a national superiority, trie nation that flourishes in the Republican Party walk in 1965. But most of the iccoids of preparing for the historic flight, the week and the air conditioning is docs best in outei space is somehow through the figure known as Gerald R. since then have gone 10 the U.S. In Soviets clearly have learned more turned off. I think the administration Group takes bomb credit-a group deemed to be the best on earth, at Ford. 1965, American astronauts managed about U.S. space technology Ihan we has made a value judgment of sorts calling itself the People's least the most powerlul and the most the liisl rendezvous and in 1966, the have learned aboul theirs. concerning students. Though graduate Revoultionary Army of North advanced Therefore, it is likely to be Stop this twin ghost with Wallace. U.S. accomplished the fust docking students pay their fees just like America has taken credit for the most feared and respected in a flight-both preludes to the everyone else, when the attempted bombings at., military world based on power relationships. ApolloSoyuz lest. llie Russians were recruiting centers in Bowling Green Douglas Keith One result has been a muttering on undergraduates go, the services go too. Every country understands tli.it .1 the first to hit the moon, but the U.S. and Findlay, Ohio (Complete 4297 Main St. the American side thai "once again, On behalf of the Graduate Student nation capable ol sending man on in 1969 became the first to put a man quotation) Perry, Ohio the Russians are getting more out of Senate and all graduate students, I peaceful missions Into space is equall) on it. No Russian yet has trod the detente than we are, not unlike the object strenuously. Why should capable of lending missiles aloft, of lunar surface Soviet wheat deal of 1972." In a graduate students tolerate an austerity Orbiting military stations and spy Clearly beaten in manned space technical sense that is true enough for program to make up for the excesses Satellites-in short, of exerting exploits, the Kremlin lost no lime in SK,eWil the Apollo-Soyuz venture. Bui not in of the regular year'' When will we get THe BG news tremendous dominance ovei others snapping up one of delente's first the international sense of political our fair share of the services thai we The politics of one-upmanship turns m 1969-Richard Nixon's one-upmanship. help to pay for? launched the Hist Soviet satellite in proposal for a joint space mission that MMTOtlAl STAFF 1957 and made it possible for a became the ApolloSoyuz project. The Stan Swartz boastful Nikita Khrushchev to lord it President editor mark flovar linkup was pan of the cooperative managing editor patricte sinn Over President Eisenhower Thai was pact for peaceful space exploration Graduate Student Senate GIVEN THE worldwide attention photo editor aordon fiichor too much for America, and the space signed in Moscow during Richard that has fastened on to this mission, sports editor dan girlnid lace began in earnest under President Nixon's historic visit to the Soviet other countries cannot fail to learn the Kennedy. Union in 19*72. •USINISS STAFF larger lesson of the exercise, ll is that 'top dogs' the Soviets are traveling piggyback on Concerning the two "lop dogs" in business menef er left hennah the American Apollo, thanks to U.S. the leftists movement, ie. Tom I lay den The «G Newt 1. puMished Monday threwfh Frioay ferine, the reaektt tehee) year, technological superiority and and Jane Fonda, I have ihis 10 say. end en e week dvriao the winner soesisns, under ewthority el the r\ie*celiem let's hear from you generosity. IVspitc budget pressures Where are you now after the fact Cemmittee el Bowline. Gteen Stole University. and economic recession, neither that Communism look over Vietnam Opinions eipretsed in edMef let cartoons er cehimns in the,Newt do net n 01 ley The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns and Cambodia? Yes, both nations. reflect the selnlsns el the University Admlnislrotien, lenity er steM er the State el President Ford nor any future OMe. ld,io..ols leFiect the opinions el the moyerity el memoers el the M Mews Letters may comment on any olher letter, column or editorial American chief executive seems likely Are you still of the opinion that Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask thai edHortol heard. to relinquish the power advantages of Communism is peace? This question columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced being one-up on the Soviets in space. applies lo Fonda and pertains to her tditarwl and outmost Offices The News maintains the right to edit all submissions thai exceed these public speech in Ann Arbor, Mich. 10a University Hall limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste Myths do not resemble facts in the 372-2003 Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and least bit. phone number, and may be mailed to the Kiiitor co The Hi. News. 106 COPYRIGHT, 1975. UNIVERSAL IMMOUwkHstWMMin Now the communist propaganda ttuwioiss lAajaatospleritttt University Hall • PRESS SYNDICATE/DETROIT MSbwewtwM NEWS line is the two-fold trick of •StwVe* N « iooi» unemployment and inflation. Page 3/The BO News. Thursday July 17, 1975 From protest to pop, Baez shines on local briefs Review by David Fandny Thus, this unusually light and entertaining album is a HER OWN compositions reveal considerable sensitivity welcome offering from one of this country's most in dealing with the past, a subject that concerns all of us. In talking about her latest album. "Diamonds and Rust." celebrated folk singers. Without making her seem like a The inclusion of Janis lan's "Jesse" gives a treatment of the Greenfield Village Joan Bae/ frankly idmUl to reporters that he has tried to cheap bit of show-biz tinsel, "Diamonds and Rust ' 'hows love theme that goes far beyond the usual pop simplicity A tup lo Greenfield Village will be sponsored by the create a commercial-sounding album that will make money. that Bae/ can easily transcend her folk/p.otest roots and John Prine's "Hello In There" has a social consciousno-. Office of Student Activities July 26, The cost of $2.75 But she hasn't lost the political-social awareness thai has use her highly-expiessive voice as a simple tool of every bit as telling as the political Statement! of Bae/' past includes admission to the museum or the village, marked the large body of her artistic output over the last entertainment. Aside from problems in some of the songs' transportation, and University insurance. Signup runs decade. arrangements-they often seem to lack any real dynamic fioin today until noon July 24. and will take place in the She still has her strong moral convictions. But. as is THE ALBUM covers a lot of ground that has not been variation and come to surpiisingly abrupt Office of Student Activities and in lesidcnce halls. stated in the album's liner notes, politics scare a lot of previously associated wilfl Baez. Most notably, she ventures endings--"Diamonds and Rust" is a most entertaining people. And when sonic of these people work at radio into the world ol rock In lu'i interpretations of Bob Dylan's album. It shows that Joan Baez can easily work in moie stations and in the network or record distributors, the "Simple Twist Of late." and the Allman Brothers' "Blue than one musical idiom, and do it most successfully problem becomes major. Regardless of the quality of a Sky- • • • University Theatre record, if these people arc afraid of it. its chance;, of Before the album is finished, Bae/ touches upon jazz in Ihc Universit) rheatre will present the musical "The reaching the public .uc small LEAD 'SINGER Roger Daltrey of the Who has been two of her own compositions, counti\ lock in a Jackson lantasiics" at S p.m. tonight thniugh Saturday in the It seems unfortunate that an artist must have this fear of particularly busy in the past year. In addition to starring in Browne song, and does several songs that feature a Main Auditorium of University Hall. expressing political feelings However, politic! can become the film version of "Tommy" and working on the IOIC ol more-fannliur folk) Sound. Admission is $2.00 foi adults, SI.00 for children and tiring. A musician of H.ie/' Mature is loo good 10 go Frew Liszt in an upcoming Ken Russell film about the life All of the material is alike in us laid back simplicity. high school students, and SO cents for university unheard merely because people do not want to listen to her of that composer. Daltrey has also found the time to record however. The relatively sparse production shifts emphasis students with 11> Foi reservations, phone 372-2719. message. away from the musical background. his second solo album, "Ride a Rock Horse." The emphasis is then totjIU placed on Bae/' spring Compared to a Who album, this record is lemblv water-clear voice, with its ever present and distinctive — FEATURING — vibrato. lightweight and uninspired musically, llowevei.it does (wo Summer songs things particularly well. It highlights the full range ol It might be tempting to look on this album as something Mtv College «»i Music will present "An I'vcning of Daltrey's explosive voice, and it showcase! the snigei Our Brollrat Sluts' and ol" a sellout. After all. switching from protest to pop for Song" rhumb) night at 7:30 In Recital Mall. The working with songs that succeed as sheer, goodtime locking (.Imps the sake of selling albums does nol sound like an act of puu'i .mi will feature vocil performances ot graduate Full Course Kamlly D|> fun. supreme integrity. itudents mid is free and open io all. Mr Daltrey's voice carries the album. On the up-tempo cuts. However. Bae/ has preserved hei integrity by choosing I! VARIETIES he gives them fire with his shouting power. On the ballads, PANCAKES a WAFFI ES material that has considerable depth, despite its pleasant Summer Scnsdula pop sound. he shows that he has not lost the sensitive delivery that has 7:30 ■ 7:30 WMfcdavs made the Who equally enjoyable as a rock band and a mote Brass Quintet 7 30 230 Sundays introspective and intellectual group. He even indulges in I'IK* Universit) Brass Omnii'i will perform in an some nonsense songs that show a humoious side of Daltiey outdool concert Monday. July 21, at I p.m. on the steps 412 EAST WOOSTER W©™Wfl=lL60Oci/T.! rarely heard on Who albums in the last few years. of (hi* College ol Musk liUIj: llu* puh.ii: is invited to BANQUET ROOM at101 id NOON SPECIALS DAILY Cycle workshop CLaSSIFIED I'IK* University and American Youth Hustles, Inc., will sponsor a seven*day bicycle touring workshop from ■^ AuguM M) Sopti'inhiN 6. The course will provide participants with theory and practice in equipiirnt CAMPUS CALENDAR repairs, touring and camping, coping with emergency situations, planning and preparing well-balanced meals B.O.S.U. Karate Club: Goju-Kai; Practice 5:30-7:30 I'M for a touring group and budgeting gioup and personal ALL SEATS $1.00 Wore i/xx-ccwTipusyicition Tues.. Thurs.. Sun. 201 Hayes Hall. Open to the public. funds. NOW PLAYING Purthei information may be obtained from the Office SERVICES OFFERED FOR SALE ■iKJEfflT! Eve. at 7:15-9:15 signing on ddixj cit 5prn for of Continuing Education, MM Administration Bldg. Sat.-Sun.Mat. 2 P.M. PreReg... Decisions'" Need to talk? Girls Schwinn hike THUNDER ROAD Emotional and Material excellent condition. Best UJckrfxnetoBGSU! Pregnancy Aid, 352-6236. offer. Call Kalhy German Cluster film .153-0414. "IX-r jungle Toerlcss." 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■ 4/The BG Ncwi, Thursday, July 17,1975 vmttiwtttMmmmmxtm t&msm&mifimMft&ss&s&ix&sfi DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Dan Garfleld tapr '} Lot Angtltt Tinwt ACROSS 47 Commence 10 Gentle : 38 With 34 Down, 1 Bombast 49 Trite: Slang Phrase famous First 6 Explorer da 51 Common Latin 11 One of Lear's Lady S Long itory verb daughters 39 "Don't bother": Sports workshop set; IS Good 52 Stated 12 " a day . . ." Phrase Feeling 53 Gets lost 14 1963 space 41 S. American 15 Element in 54 In opposition capsule toucan ralstna 55 Grafted, in 22 Mourned 42 French porcelain 1« "Unto ui — ll heraldry 26 Spirit of 43 "Least said Jlven" 56 Irish isles 28 El mended" bove: Ut. 57 Reflection 30 Empire State 46 Fruit gridders picked third 18 Cavern: Poet 59 Beverages P.O. address 48 Explanatory 60 "King " 19 Frog genus 33 Curve of a ship's Latin expression Ohio high school commissioner Harold A. Meyer, 20 Potent compound 61 Old spelling of plank 50 Simian IN THE FIRST preseason football poll, the Falcons 21 Large lizard Jerez, Spain 34 First name of 63 H. M. Munro's Mid-American Conference information direclor Bill Linson were picked to finish third in the Mid-American Conference 23 French name for 62 Posting gait 38 Down Sen name and Ohio State assistant football coach George Hill will be (MAC) behind two-time defending champ Miami and Kent Syrian city 63 Broadway name 36 Part of an atom ickname for 24 Buddha 64 Essence 37 Differ in opinion a princess among the featured speakers at the first annual "Athletic State, a winner in 1972. Coaching Update" workshop starting Thursday, July 24, at 10th cent, deity DOWN Bowling Green's "Year of the Orange" edition will begin 26 Certain cards the Math-Science Lecture Hall. play September 13, traveling to Brigham Young. The home 26 Keen 1 Run through a 27 Tennessee city postage meter The two-week workshop is part of the Summer Sports opener is set for Sept. 20 against Southern Mississippi. 29 Farm tool again School program and can- be taken for four hours of 31 Cubic centimeter 2 Seat of dukes graduate and undergraduate credit. Registration is limited 32 Polite word of Norfolk 33 Like most 3 Siesta period, and should be made immediately at the Registrar's Office. IN THE ANNUAL race for the Reese Trophy, symbolic puzzles Kerhaps of athletic supremacy in MAC sports, the Falcons finished 35 191(1 Booth oeky hill THE WORKSHOP, which will be coordinated by Dr. in seventh place, their worse showing since 1972. But even Tarkington novel 5 Lively French 37 Cole Porter dance forms Terry Parsons, chairman of the health and physical worse, BG finished lower than every established league foe. coined word 6 Marshal education department and Bob Meyers, University sports Miami, once again finished on top with 66 points, 40 History 7 Successful space information director, will investigate the off-the-field 44 de France project followed by Ohio University with S6M; Eastern Michigan 45 Town in Holland R Thenter gp. responsibilities of coaching and will concentrate on athletic with SOW; Kent State and Western Michigan with 50; 46 Quebec's 9 One of the public relations with the second week focusing on the Tolederwith 47K then BG with 46tt Churchills neighbor ethics of coaching. Only Central Michigan, Ball State and Northern Illinois AMWEt 10 HEVIOUJ PU111E Joining Linson as speakers for the public relations finished lower than BG but all three did not compete in the segment will be Dr. Jay Black, assistant professor of the complete nine-sport categories. ■ journalism school here; Jim Hodakievic, head football ITS coach at Defiance High School: Chuck Mistovich, sports • •• information director at Ashland college; the Rev. John IN MORE FOOTBALL news, junior tailback Dave Durham, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Preston, who rushed for 1,414 yards and 19 touchdowns town and Dave Carr, sports director of WFOB radio. last year is the top returning Junior back in the country this Also speaking will be a host of other athletic fall. administrator and sports persons ranging from assistant Preston, a native of Defiance, also ranks in the top five of football coaches here to sports writers from Toledo-area all returning backs in the country according to the National papers and also officials. Collegiate Sports Services. For additional information about the workshop, persons The top back is Louie Giammona of Utah State, should contact Dr. Parsons by calling 372 2876. followed by Ohio State's Archie Griffin, Bill Marek of »7-V V-O-74- • • • Wisconsin, and Keith Barnette of Boston College.
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau /y0 problems with summer heat
imUBBH0UHN6W CLASS, AS WU RESfONSieU FOR. ALL KNOW, TOMORKOU ntMATERIAL mVEco- WE EXAM uu BE U/e IUU.BB VEREP IN THIS cause, AT NINE O'CLOCK. Ice Arena crew keeps 'cool' \h -1 HAVIN6 0UP. FROM EARLYUTOPIAN ANT QUESTIONS? 4 HISTEXAM SOCIALISM UP THWUTH / By Jim Maurer over the operations, depends on the amount ot .PCIEMEANP (about 30 degrees) and Lam/ Staff Reporter according to Wallace. use it receives. During the THESALT they help maintain A yellow light located KB TALK. thickness. Pumps carry winter months the. The summer months near the Ice Arena press ethylene glycole from the machine is used about 12 produce few difficulties box signifies that the compressor through the times a day, and in the iE J for the University Ice dehumidifier is working, !_ three and a half inch summer, about every three ■L _JT t Arena maintenance crew, Wallace said. High diameter pipes at a hours. according to Torn Wallace, ftniaW r humidity, the ice and the temperature of 12 degrees facility maintenance Caring for the summer 72 degree temperature of and pumps return it to the supervisor. ice is not without the arena cause fog to compressor at 16 degrees, ft H' U V "As long as everything problems however. The form and the dehumidifier Wallace said. This cycle is working right, we have biggest problem is keeping is used to prevent this. repeats itself to keep the few problems," he said. "Humidity and heat 1 the ice at the right ice at the desired coo thickness. Geaning too cause a lot of Jhe problems temperature, he added. Major league standings THE "EVERYTHING" we have," Wallace said. often may make the ice HEY he refers to includes: a too thin. When this American League National Laagua "The building isn't The Zamboni machine East Division East Division dehumidifier, three designed for bad weather." is used to clean and shave happens, water is used to flood the main floor rink PODNERS! Ttam W L 'Pet. GB Ttsm VV L Pet. GB compressors, pipes, pumps the ice. It shaves off the and a Zamboni Ice top layer of ice, polishes until the three to four inch Boston Pittsburgh THERE ARE three 50 37 .575 55 31 625 cleaning machine. These base is reached. WEDNESDAY IS New York 45 41 .523 4'ft Philadelphia » ^ ;||J different sheets of the ice the new layer and then Milwaukee 46 42 .523 4'* New York 43 " 506 °« machines do all the work, in the arena-curling, spreads a new coat of "It's the cleanest arena Baltimore 41 44 .482 8 St. LOUIS 4? *J .aa ., in the United Slates," Cleveland Chicago $i " ■«*« 2 and several men watch studio and the main floor. water on the ice. 40 46 .465 9Mi boasted one Ice Arena $ DOLLAR DAY $ Detroit 39 47 .453 10W The compressors are used to keep the sheets of THE NUMBER of times employe. "We take good BGday ice at a cool temperature the ice is cleaned a day care of it." HAMBURGER PLATTER Wait Division Wast Oivi W L »et. GB Team vV L Pet. GB Saturday's ' • pound (rashly ground pure bttl BGSU-lndians Day on toasted sesame sttd bun, Oakland 55 32 .632 Cincinnati 61 29 -678. Los Angeles 49 42 .538 12V, doubleheader at Cleveland NOW OPINI trench frits and colt slaw Kansas City47 41 .534 gv, Chicago 40 45 .471 14 San Franclsco41 27 .466 19 Stadium will be featured Texas 41 49 .456 15V4 San Diego 41 29 .456 20 in next week's sports page (Weather Permitting) Atlanta 39 29 443 2, Minnesota 39 48 .448 16 of the News. California 40 51 440 17 Houston 33 59 .359 29 BGSU GOLF COURSE $1.00 East Poe Road - Phone 372-2674 REG $1.46 PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. CHERRY MLL VUAGE APTS. SAVE 46< MANAGfcMLNT NOW LEASING NOW LEASING SEASON MEMBERSHIPS NOW ON SALE 300 EAST . FOR - SUMMER FOR SUMMER BGSU Students $ 50.00 WOOSTER ST. faculty & Staff $ 75.00 PuW'C $150.00 G0O0 ONLY Rent Prorated Rent Prorated Wad. July 23. 1975 f OR FULLY FURNISHEOAPTS. 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