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WASHINGTON lAP) - President he knew until recently of the break in Agency and the National Security Nixon declared yesterday he will not at the office of Daniel Kllsherg's Agency resign because of the Watergate psychiatrist or that he authorized or He said the plan was approved scandal encouraged subordinates to engage in tentatively July 23. 1970, but that He acknowledged the existence of a illegal or improper campaign tactics approval was withdrawn five days wide-ranging coverup by his later because FBI Director J Edgar subordinates, but warned that present BIT HE SAID il now seems there Hoover strongly objected to it investigations threaten to damage -vere apparently wide ranging efforts Copies of the Dean documents have national security. to limit the investigation or to conceal been made available to Senate the possible involvement of members investigators and the Watergate "I WILL NOT abandon my responsi- of the administration and the campaign prosecutors bilities." he declared. "I will continue committee.'' Nixon noted that newspaper* ■ to do the job I was elected to do " Acting White House counsel Leonard yesterday headlined portions of the Garment told newsmen one purpose plan that were made public by Sen. In two statements issued at the for the President s statement v.,is to Stuart Symington illMin acting, White House. Nixon specifically denied bar disclosure of classified documents chairman of the Senate Armed '. that he knew of the Watergate wire- removed from the White House and Services Committee Symington has tapping in advance, that he offered turned over to court officials by fired promised to make a censored version executive clemency to defendants in presidential counsel John Vt Dean 111 of the plan public sometime soon. Hwwphltt by Gene J. Pinko* the case or that he knew until recently that his personal lawyer. Herbert W NIXON SAID the Dean documents NIXON CITED the scuttled inlelli- • Yoga Participant! in weekly yoga lotions hold in the Alumni Room, Union, arch up Kalmbach. was providing the contain a plan, never put into effect, to gence gathering plan as one example • and back at they ttrivo to cultivate the ditciplinod control nocottary for all defendants with funds. use breaking and entering to gain of how national security matters had lessons yoga practitioners. He also denied that he attempted to national security information become entangled in the Watergate implicate tin- CIA in the scandal, that The President said these documents case are "extremely sensitive He said some sensitive documents "They include- ami are based upon- already had been made public, and assessments of certain foreign intelli- others were threatened with gence capabilities and procedures, disclosure. Women's program proposed which of course must remain secret." Nixon said he wants to separate national security matters from the Watergate case. This plan was drawn up in 1970, By Kim Scklaefer "MANY WOMEN need help women access to what she called "role social work, day care management and amidst a wave of bomb threats, Staff Reporter answering the questions. Who ami'. models "-women who have careers in legal assistantships. bombings and campus demonstrations, What do 1 want? and What is impor traditionally male-dominated fields. CEW would offer a comprehensive the President said It was intended to Weather A proposed program of Continuing nut to me?'." Guinan said These models may make women more program of counseling, career replace "certain types of undercover Education for Women (CEW) will be aware of areas that otherwise might planning and "self-identification" for FBI operations' that had been presented to Academic Council Wed- "Too many women get locked into not be considered, she added University women. Guinan said. suspended in 1966 after many years Occasional ran likely aad nesday. May 30. for "approval in prin- nursing, teaching and library science Endres said he has submitted a re- chaace of ihaadertbowers today ciple." Raymond J. Endres, vice pro- They are not given the opportunity to CEW ALSO HOPES to institute certi- quest to the federal government asking NIXON SAID these included aad loalgat High today la Ike vost for continuing education, said explore other career possibilities," she ficate programs as "career alter- for funds to establish a CEW planning breaking-and-entering operations on ■peer W's. Lew tonight la the Monday. added natives" for women who aren't in- office. specified categories of targets in upper M's or lew M's. Chance of CEW would provide counseling and She emphasized the need for more terested in earning a degree. Guinan specified situations related to national ihowers tomorrow. High educational programs geared to the female advisors, because "male ad- said. A September. 1974 goal has been set security." tomorrow la the epeer M's or lew special needs of women visors don't have adequate knowledge This program would allow women to for the initiation of certificate pro- Nixon said the plan was formulated 7»'s. "We haven't developed any specific of women's problems." become certified in paraprofessional grams and counseling services, he at his order by the heads of the Kill, programs yet. but we need council's Guinan said CEW hopes to offer fields including computer science. added the CIA. the Defense Intelligence support to lay the groundwork." Endres said. MARCIA GUINAN. a post-masters student who served on the ad hoc Student opinion polled on camera issue committee that gathered information on women's programs at other univer- A sampling of student opinion about administration attempt to "check up big brother'. It's not 1984--it's only Thirty-nine of the 50 students who for law enforcement. sities, said CEW will serve as a "sup- had heard about the system said they Twelve students said they believed portive" agency. the planned installation of television on students." 1973!", she said. cameras atop the Library this summer TWELVE OF THE students inter- thought the money for the cameras the University's money could be better The married woman in the student could be better spent on something spent for financial aid, such as grants role, the older woman returning to indicates a majority consider it a step MICHAEL llerringshaw, freshman viewed said they didn't think the toward having a "big brother" system IA&S). said he believes the camera system would be an invasion of their else or scholarships college after her child-rearing obliga- The system is expected to cost about Twelve others said they thought tions have diminished, and the woman on campus. system will be unable to stop crime, privacy. Of the 60 students interviewed. 10 and will probably infringe on privacy. Christine E. Bobbey. junior (Ed). J20.000. However, only $5,000 of the there was a better way to spend the attempting to combine college and money would come from the money, but couldn't think of a specific home have special problems, she said. said they had not heard about the "If the camera system could see all said the advantages of such a system system. Of the SO who said they had. 28 the things they say. it could also see in would outweigh the disadvantages. University budget The remaining area; 10 said academic areas should The University now lacks resources funds would come from a federal grant receive more money. to assist women in these situations, she said they believed the proposal was an the rooms." he said. "I don't mind giving up a little privacy for the security of everyone." said. infringement on their rights. 12 said ("aria Wollens. junior (A&S). said "There's a lot of woman-power they saw nothing wrong with it: and 10 she thinks the cameras will have little she said. that's not being used productively said they had no opinion. effect on preventing serious crimes. Catherine Peterson, senior (Ed). said she thought the cameras would be here." Guinan said. Chuck McGowan, junior (Ed), said "It won't help assaults-they might One of CEW's primary functions he thinks the cameras will be "an find your body a little sooner, that's effective against crime would be to provide counseling for invasion of privacy." all. They're out to catch people doing "If people think someone is watching them, they won't be so destructive." women experiencing personal and He said he thinks the plan to survey other things she said career-related problems the campus' east end is an "The cameras watching us do mean Concert policy statement issued

Editor's note: The foUewtag sutemeal oa the IMPLEMENTATION: In order to implement the unarmed security personnel to assist student University concert policy was released yesterday by above, while maintaining a posture of using marshals. Dr Richard Eakla. vice provost for stadeat affairs reasonable levels of control which assure compliance Continued disregard for university safety with the slated policy, recognized student groups regulations and/or federal, state, and local laws by Because of concern for the safety of those who sponsoring concerts and/or events on the campus those attending University concerts may result in attend concerts and other events on the campus, it is which are open to the public will be required, as a restriction of such activities. important for me to remind University students and minimal measure, to provide student marshals in This option is one which, hopefully, would not have guests of the University of the need to observe numbers deemed to be required for the concerts to be exercised, especially with student interest in campus safety regulations and/or events by the Coordinator for Student self-regulation. The recent reluctance on the part of potential Activities in consultation with the Director of Campus sponsors to stage concerts in the absence of some Safety ANDERSON ARENA: Smoking and/or the use of alcoholic beverages are prohibited at events within common r understanding of applicable safety regulations, together with my personal concern as a At any concert and/or event, the sponsoring agency the Anderson Arena of Memorial Hall. Smoking is University representative responsible for student is responsible to inform all purchasers of tickets at permitted in the hallways of Memorial Hall, unless activities, have led me to consult with students and the time of purchase of the policies and procedures in otherwise posted or prohibited by state law staff in order to formulate a statement of policy. effect for that concert and the potential for arrest or At future concerts in Anderson Arena, seating will This policy permits concerts and other events to removal from the concert should an individual not be on a reserved seat basis. continue to be an integral part of student activities cooperate with the stated policy. The success of any efforts to reduce the likelihood of programming at the University and. states in clear The sponsoring agency will also be responsible for injury to persons attending University events depends terms, the policies and procedures which are in the announcement of stated policies and procedures ultimately on the willingness of persons to cooperate effect. via advertising for each event. Sponsors of the in the observance of safety regulations. The'following statement of policy pertaining to concerts and/or events will be responsible for damage Bowling Green has a tradition of responsible concerts and events under the sponsorship of to property. student actions in the solution of problems. It is my recognized student groups is a restatement of existing hope that the implementation of safety regulations policies and is a written reminder that the University IN ALL CASES of public concerts under the will be primarily, if not completely, a matter of is not a sanctuary from the law and that the sponsorship of recognized student groups, campus individual decision and conscience. University establishes regulations for the safety of safety officers will be available for assistance in the IN THOSE CASES in which it may be necessary for persons attending events on the campus. maintenance of law and safety standards. student marshal to remind someone of the POLICY STATEMENT: Members of the University The number of officers necessary for a concert will regulations. I am suggesting that the reminder consist community and guests of the University are expected be determined by the Director of Campus Safety in of a polite but firm request to observe regulations. to observe and comply with federal, state and local consultation with the Coordinator of Student It may be necessary at concerts to use a visual PeCWipfaiit ewy *•*•?»• J. rVMV laws as a condition of attendance at University events Activities and Organizations. signal such as a light from a flashlight as a reminder. Yesterday's steady rains failed to dampen the spirits of a I share the confidence of both students and staff on the campus. Should the provision of student marshals prove not Sigma Nu bike marathon participant. Despite the steady to be sufficient to gain the cooperation of those with whom I have talked that the students of the In addition, the University reserves the right to showers, the fraternity kept pedaling for Karma, the local establish safety regulations which designate areas in attending a concert and/or event, sponsors of any University will recognize the need for a concern for which smoking is prohibited in the interests of safety such succeeding concerts and/or events will be safety and will seek to cooperate out of consideration drop-in drug center. The biko marathon continues until on the campus. required to pay for the employment of additional for that concern. tomorrow at 3 p.m. •age 11The BO New., mm***, Mwy 29. 1*73 poster BDIT6RiaLS 'behind the green door'

By Nicholas Vo» Hoffsiaa makers are thinking about going on she looks like a hunk of metal on the not watching any sissified. location in the Far East just to produce Ford automated production line being approximations and fakeries such as When Jim Mitchell got back from the for the booming Japanese market. It is turned into a motor block. The net Brando pulls off in "Last Tango." This Army and went to San Francisco State faintly possible that the Mitchells, with effect is not so much that of sex as it is is the real goods. special needs College he noticed a change in the their 30 obscenity arrests and $80,000 in of industrial engineering. • i think simulated sex is a bunch of recreational patterns in the student legal bills, may be able to equalize our The 21-year-old Chambers, who crap," Chambers says, before body. Instead of boys chipping in two unfavorable balance of trade. The insists, "I am a serious actress," explaining that in making hardcore bucks apiece to pay for the beer and Japanese sell us Nikons, Sonys and regrettably has no lines to say in the porn movies it is well to realize that the stag movies and going off alone to Mazdas and we sell them filth. movie, although she does emit a ' 'there should always be some mystery Academic Council must approve the proposed program of enjoy them, now they were inviting number of varied and fetching moans in sex. It should be a personal at such times when her mouth is free to relationship between two people.'' Continuing Education for Women (CEW). their girlfriends to come watch too. THE STAR of "Behind the Green Door" is a woman whose face also give vent to the full rage of her CEW would provide'counseling and education programs geared The girls did, but the movies were lousy, ancient 8-and lt-mm. appears on Ivory soap boxes. The histrionics. SHE ADMITS that for a while her to the special needs of women. Such programs would focus on the productions of home-movie quality. publication of this fact has given the personal relationship with her husband ' special needs of the married woman in the student role, the older Jim figured he could turn out better Mitchells almost the only publicity CHAMBERS is also proud that there was somewhat strained by the woman returning to college, and the woman combining college stuff than that, and so. as his 27-year- they've ever had that wasn't related to is no violence or drugs in her movies demands of her career, but that has;.' and home duties. old younger brother Art says. "We their court appearances. It may also and that nothing you see which she been worked out as has any difficulty! with the Ivory soap people. They have Right now. the University can do little to aid women in such started four years ago with no money have sent Marilyn Chambers toward a does, no matter how painful and protracted, is simulated. extended her contract for two years. situations. And the University does little to help women break and a borrowed Bolex." stardom exceeding that of Linda Today, after 30 arrests, many Lovelace's, the leading lady in "Deep Chambers says, perhaps because she Irom the traditional female job stereotypes. financial perils and jail sentences of Throat." "I am an ail-American, clean-cut allows that, "I'm ninety-nine and four-.'; The University must also learn to deal with the fact that not six and four months hanging over Jim Chambers, who is happily married in person and I'm not going to be in a tenths per cent impure.'' everyone is interested in earning a degree. and Art respectively, the brothers are real life to a bagpipe player, is. in the movie where I'm shot or tossed out a In any event "Behind the Green: CEW would allow women to become certified in now regarded to have made the best movie, successively kidnapped, set window or am sniffing coke." she says, Door" has already grossed a quarter of paraprofessional fields such as computer science, social work, hardcore porn movie ever to get an X upon by a group of lesbians, raped ad alluding to a major studio offer she a million dollars in this city alone, and: day care management and legal assistantships. rating. infinitum by a stereotyped black man recently turned down, because "they in the Mitchell brothers forthcoming: release. "The Resurrection of Eve.": Such a program would prove invaluable to those women who "Behind the Green Door" may have who wears a tiger's tooth necklace wanted to exploit me as a sex object." while be does it. and then is forced on Patrons attending showings of the the star will speak not only words but' lack the desire, time and/or financial resources to complete a won this modest critical distinction because it is the only porn flick to run a to a flying trapeze where she is gone movie here, in New York and a dozen entire sentences. degree program. good 20 minutes before the first sex act after by so many men at the same time other cities can be sure that they are Wothinf »n NS*40SS) *Mtur» Syndxota If the full potential of every woman is to be realized and occurs After that, of course, restraint utilized, the program must be approved by Academic Council disappears and you need an adding next Wednesday. machine to keep count of how, how many and in what combinations. NEVERTHELESS, Behind the Green Door's" infrared photography, its closeup slow-motion, abstracted THe BG news recording of throbbing organs and its $50,000 budget is a quantum An Independent Student Veke improvement over what Jim and the fellers were watching back in college. If it fails, as all porn must, to be art, Editorial Staff hardcore is still catching on. Back in the Mitchell brothers' earlv davs, when editor jean c. gestl they were knocking out one film a week managing editor cwrth m. hailett with such titles as "Rampaging new* editor katherine I. hatton Nurses." "Runaway Hormones." and editorial editor jamet d waiserman "Flush Factory," their clientele was makeup editor franca* a. drag what they call the "raincoat guys"-- tportt editor kenneth b. white men who used their raincoats as brown-paper wrappers for their faces executive (port* editor jack a. o'breia when they brought their tickets into the photo editor jo»eph w. darwal show. copy editor janet j romaker entertainment editor re*e m. hwme THAT'S PAST. Tom Wolfe is going to write a long piece on the making of their next movie for "Holing Stone" Buiineu Staff magazine. The Mitchells have their own decently decorated, non-fly-speck buiine** manager ratond p. gabriel theater where the seats are adveiiiiing manager Christopher I. domain exceedingly comfortable high-back •ale* manager wmotl f. payne rockers. 'GOLD! . . . AND I CANT AFFORD IT . Paying from $3 to M to sit in them Editorial and Business Off icet 106 University Hall are all sorts of fresh-faced respectable men and some women. The most Phone 373-2003 enthusiastic customers, however, opinion i he M *»•*• - awfeMeMl UaadJaii Hrc tVaiev* 4mm% ifc* >«<■■■■ eskaas yaw. •—' astsa • -e*» aV • seem to be Japanese businessmen who Mgj If*. ,»--.* I—I w*>SM0 IK. e-.iK**» e* •»» NWkHe**— U«"e. a* »—»■»« G«e— V—e U- literally arrive at the box office in •anet. Or-*—' *.s-wee*e1 - *»>1 If •» e-Se. «**—— M '«- Dm *e stgl nil mar*). .e**.i ties tour-guide buses fca u —«-. tjmt&Hltm i«-»*r, m M-« - <*■> »*«e a* OMa Oadsum- wpmud ■-. «a*- Orientals, the Mitchells observe, MM «a IM* -wwiti ••««■* . s« t^ttiam at it* M !•*«• Wit** ka tka M •*.a* ..««• it* •«—> have none of our hangups about enjoying socially unredeeming entertainment. The two movie inside, looking out

reader's forum nights go by endlessly. By Lacy R. Ellis "cop out," you usually turn out getting Ohio State Reformatory the maximum on your sentencing, so This is where you wish, long and pray wear a permanently attached to identify their stars of the X-rated Gaest Cohunalst really what you'd be doing is that somebody, anybody just helps you. . law and order neckband. films. bargaining for Reformatory time or This where you write thousands of The neckband to be capable of "What does it feel like looking from Pen time, and really that is not justice letters to people begging them for their delivering electric shocks for deviant PERHAPS THIS will create a new the inside of bars and walls, out." at all, for an inmate. help, which you don't get They don't acts automatically detected by the documentary on our campus TV Inmates throughout the country Society and the staffs should take a even answer your letters at times. I am pleased that the administration computer. station, entitled "From the Halls of could easily answer this statement fair, better interest in an inmate to see is putting an end to disrespect for law 6. Eventually all students to be Ivy to the Campus Crime." but it will with great feelings of sadness and what stimulated him to do the things he AND ALL THAT you are doing is and order on this campus. permanently confined to their rooms hardly enrich the student's educational rejection and isolation, and also feel does or did. asking society to give you help, to help The hiring of marshals to control the except for bathroom, eating and needs and desires that society is more the cause of his At the Ohio State Reformatory it you help yourself to prove to the staff orgy-like concerts, the decision to have exercise purposes and all courses We can only hope that the University downfall than is well thought of. seems like a hopeless case for the and society alike that you don't can do* police patrol dorm corridors nest year piped in by closed-circuit TV and officials do not honestly believe that For he knows it is up to society to inmates, because his voice is like a and become a prosperous citizen of and the latest announcement that toom appropriate reward-punishment these photo boxes will positively determine if he is selected or rejected carrot, speechless, for the only thing your community lens TV cameras are to be mounted on stimulus delivered to facilitate rapid improve and help to eliminate campus to further play in the social game of his that is on his mind is time he's doing' But they don't even bear you. the Library and Offenhauer are correct and efficient learning. crimes. society For he knows society is the But the worst thing of all is that he because to them you don't even exist. ■ steps in the elimination of deviance Campus security cannot realistically law. doesn't ever have a chance In the world So now be doesn't have anyone to. from BGSU. Franz Zrllkh think that the cameras will of getting out or getting help, someone trust nor turn to, for you can't trust the ' 151 ME. Wooster constructively aid them in their SO THEREFORE society could to understand his problems with which staff nor society, when they don't trust IN ORDER TO ensure maximum struggle against criminal offenses on work either for or against him when he he is confronted. you. security of the campus from the campus. returns to society as a healthy and So be looks at society as bis downfall. Here st the Ohio State Reformatory criminal elements. I have a few Security can hardly be able to reach normal human being. Is be right or is be wrong? Is his the attitude of the staff is that they can additional suggestions. the scene of the crime in "super-man" Here at the Ohio State Reformatory, problem psychological? Or care less about you, for most of the - 1. Require students, staff, faculty real movies time to overcome the assailant and this statement holds very true. Here be environmental? guards up until recently only had to - and visitors to wear ID badges with rescue the delirious victim. is subjected to psychological and have an eighth grade education. frontal and profile photos, social emotional depression and insecurity, HIS CHANCES of going back to jail security number, status designation It is interesting to note that the MORE REALISTIC and operable because be knows he won't get a fair are very high, as high as 80 per cent HOW CAN A person like this reform and other relevant information University is able to foolishly spend security measures should be put into deal from society. that he will be bock, like myself. I someone when he's not even qualified ] 2. The University be fenced with 00,000 on two toylike monitoring action with this 120.000. came back and the only thing that I can nor properly trained? You have groups. aesthetically designed electrified devices to watch crime in action on our Are we going to promote and produce For nine times out of ten his trial or say for myself is that I tried. here at OSR which probably haven't ,, barriers along its perimeters and that I campus. criminal flicks this filming season or case is a fast and speedy one. in which But like all other correctional been here for a while, to help and be further subdivided into sectors. The University has purchased are we going to cancel these shows for he "cops out." meaning the judge, institutions, the Ohio State reform the residents, but it still is not The purpose would be to exclude themselves a toy that can be used to this season? prosecutor and his attorney (part of Reformatory is no different than any enough. outsiders from the University and keep satisfy their sadistic desires to watch society) has him make a deal by taking Pen in the state or country. It takes proper training, by the staff each University member from areas real movies of criminal violence and Elizabeth Beckwith Voth a lesser plea or sentence for a more here and also for society to try and not of his/her legitimate buiineu human agony. »E. Wooster severe one. You have your killings, your understand what we really are faced 3. That TV cameras be placed on all With these two "Brownie cameras" Willie S Rosser pimping, your knifings and sexual with. tall buildings and pylons be erected the administrators will be able to 124 Manville LIKE SAYING be could get 10 to 25 activities. You have your everyday Because when we get out of here and where needed. That the cameras be of safely and in the comfort of their plush Paul F. Bruggeman years for armed robbery and go to the harassment from the guards which start looking for jobs, the only thing such sophistication as to be able to see offices, witness the horrifying fact that 450 S. Enterprise No 2 Apt. 2 Ohio State Penitentiary and wait six could often mean time in the bole we'll be confronted with is that we through walls a mile away In a there Is truly and definitely violent years and four months before he would (isolation) or time in the reformatory have a record and are ex-convicts. drizzling night and yet be capable of crimes occurring on our modern go to the Parole Board, or he can "cop and here it's everyday. An 18 or 19. 20 and 21-year-old reading a paper (such cameras machine-manipulated campus. out" and go to the Ohio Reformatory But most of the time that you are nobody. experimentally exist) so they say and do three years and two months here you are in your cells which are 4. That all rooms and other points on HOWEVER, the witty and until be goes to the board, which Is still nine by six. You have one open toilet, a BECAUSE WE have served time in a campus be constantly monitored by intelligent-minded heads of our too much time for a first-time offender face bowl with cold water only, a small reformatory so really it's no different m icrophones as well. That both TV and University may have overlooked many to wait before be can think about wooden desk drawer, two bunks than a Pen and down here at Ohio Stale ; audio output be fed into a computer flaws and malfunctions that could Sea. Staart Sysalagtea, actmg getting out. Then it will be on Parole, chained to a wall, one stool, a forty or Reformatory, you live everyday hoping ; that would note any deviance and warn easily occur as a direct result of the cbasrmaa of the Senate Armed which is nothing but a strict list of do's sixty watt light bulb that somebody will try and understand ; a human guardian of it. cameras. Service* Coco mittee: and don ts The only door to your cell is made of and give you a break and next day the We feel that the installation of these Really he may or may not even be steel bars and If you are the lucky one guards will treat you like a human AN EXAMPLE would be to signal an cameras will only call for new crime it is very clear to me that there was guilty, but can't prove it one way or the In the west block yoa have a steel- being and not like an animal, and that alarm of key words/phrases such as techniques such as masks, "panty-hose an attempt to unload major other, so therefore be is guilty until barred window and you also nave a society will give you a chance to be "dope" or "blow up ROTC" were used. over heads" and other "incognito responsibility for the Watergate proven innocent. If you "cop out" you bead set that picks up the local radio somebody and make something of The .Ifending student(s) would be fashions for the criminal bugging and coverup on have your right to make a not guilty stations yourself. placed in a disciplinatory dormitory Sadly enough, the administrators CIA (HakJeman. Ehrlichman and plea. This cave-like hat kt where you spend And that society would begin to help until rehabilitated will be disappointed in their films Dean l were doing everything in the 75 par cent of your time. This is where those that are behind the walls help ' 5. finally each student be required to seeing that they possibly wUI be unable world to obstruct justice." IF YOU LOSE your case and don't you sit or lay and watch the days and themselves. VV.dr-.doy. May 23. 1973, Th. BG News/Fog* 3. Survey to check recreation needs

A survey to determine tbe survey will deal with im- lifting; skiing, sailing; asked their interest in what type of recreation sical education majors. recreational needs of tbe proving and extending canoeing; suana baths; having lighting installed at building, if any. should be The building would be for University community will existing facilities and adding Bicycling; hiking and the tennis courts and intra- constructed everyone, with little em- be taken this week. Dr. new facilities. backpacking; outdoor volley- mural fields, cycle paths on Individuals will be asked phasis on intercollegiate Annie Clement, chairwoman Tbe questionnaire will be ball, mountain and rock campus; and designated to indicate their interest in a competition. Dr Clement of tbe physical education published in The News climbing; bowling on the streets for bicycles. water polo facility; a syn- said and recreation department, tomorrow and Friday green and archery. Dr. Clement said. "Many chronized swimming facil- "I think we can sell the said yesterday Individuals also will be of these items wouldn't coat ity; an outdoor recreational program With sufficient Dr. Clement is chair UNDER THE asked to indicate whether or measurably. Many could be and competitive swimming effort we can do about any- woman of a committee improvement and extension not they think the hours of implemented by fall, if the pool, and indoor recrea- thing, if people will work to- appointed by University of existing facilities cate- operation at the natatorium, students want them " tional and competitive gether." she said President Hollis A Moore gory, persons will be asked Ice Arena and handball swimming pool; She said ber committee Jr. to study campus recrea- to indicate their interest in courts should be extended. THE QUESTIONAIRE Tennis, closed court would have definite pro- tional needs She said the activities such as weight In addition, they will be will also try to determine games i handball, squash posals for improved and. or and paddleball); volleyball; additional facilities by the badminton, basketball, a end of tbe summer. We running track, a dance plan to work as fast as we're studio. gymnastics. capable of working.'' she Fencing; combatitives added newsnoTes isuch as karate and judo), Committee, told a House sub- recreation for the handi- Folk dancers Antioch strike committee studying the energy crisis capped; a synthetic turf that even if the price of crude oil TV Watergate area, batting cages, weight The International Folk YELLOW SPRINGS. Ohio (API - were doubled, the price of gasoline Idling, wrestling, and a Dancers from the Interna- Striking Antioch College students would go up by only eight cents a WASHINGTON (API - Former health spa. tional Institute of Toledo yesterday denied two administration The survey concludes by will perform tomorrow night gallon White House aide John C. CauUield NawifriMto by OVM I, f \itkm officials access to school buildings He conceded gasolinp prices would swore yesterday he relayed offers of asking. "How many hours at 8:SO in the South Gym. which students have held for more increase during tin:- summer's executive clemency to Watergate have you averaged weekly in Women's Bldg than a month shortage, but said this would not be burglar James W. McCord Jr.. but tbe above activities during Sponsored by the physical As a University student circles oround the track in Tbe administration had given the nearly as much as forecast in some doesn't know whether President the past year'''' and "How education and recreation the Men s Bldg., hoopttert shoot baskets below. A students until noon yesterday to quarters Nixon "personally had endorsed this many hours might you department, the perfor- survey on recreational needs will be taken this vacate Antioch Hall, the school's average weekly in the above offer" mance is free and open to week to see what students think of present main building, or face expulsion activities if adequate facili- the public Party hiring CauUield said be was assigned to facilities. About 250 students locked arms in contact McCord by John W Dean III. ties were available'" Refreshments will be front of Antioch Hall and refused to who was the White House counsel at The surveys are to be served following the perfor give up control of the building COLUMBUS lAP> - The executive tbe time. He said he asked "Do you mailed to the Commuter director of the Ohio Democratic want me to tell him it comes from the Center, Union, or the main Fuel crisis Party has defended preferential President? desk of any residence hall party hiring in state offices, saying "He said words to tbe effect. 'No. Draft office relocated . "if we don't, we're going to end up don't do that, say that it comes from "WE'RE TRYING to find WASHINGTON (API - There is no with a faceless bureaucracy." way up at the top..." out what students want. As far as a new building goes, Ohio Selective Service Larry Gingrich North Ball) Fitter, Northwood cause for concern that gasoline But David Meeker denied McCord. who finished two days of Director Paul A Corey has Baltimore High School 124 High School. Northwood; prices will rise to astronomical levels newspaper allegations that questioning yesterday, had said that we need to see if students want it," Dr. Clement said announced that Local Board Second St . North Haiti Robert F.igensee. Rossford such as 75 cents and II a gallon. Democratic office holders are using a when he received tbe offers from No. 126. Selective Service more. 45872, Allen Allion. High School. Rossford. Deputy Treasury Secretary William "blood typing'' code to insure that CauUield in January, he assumed She said funds for a recreation building probably System for Wood County, Klmwood High School 43460. Father Donahue. Simon said yesterday. only Democrats receive jobs. they came from the President the has moved to room 219, New Bluomdak. 44817. Divine Word Seminary. Simon, chairman of the Nixon "That system is not in force at only one who can grant executive would not come from the stale because the building Federal Bldg . 234 Summit Wetf Rivet Rd . Perrys- administration's Oil Policy this time." he said clemency. Ralph Kleebcrgcr and would not be used as a pro- St.. Toledo. Ohio. 43604 burg. 43S51 fessional facility for phy- Corey said that aiuiougn no one is being inducted, the Full scholarships won law still requires every man to register with his draft Fight Ohio high -i ho enter been awarded Presi- 'Serpent' to slither on campus board within a 60-day pei tod dent's Achievement Scholarships i" the I'mversity The beginning 30 days prior to scholarship provides each Itlldei I"i feet lor four years of A procession of University involved in the production. rejects tbe assumptions of capable of testing tbe limits audience more by imagma his 18th birthday study at the Dnivcrsitv students playing primitive Directed by Mark R Dull, Genesis and creates a dia- all of can go to." live use of things that are registration facilities are Recipients are Suzanne M BoUndei from Roy C. Start rhythmic instruments will junior (A4SI. "The lectic, said Joseph Chalkin, THE FIRST three re- common. voices, move- also available at the fol- High School in Toledo. Debra I. Campbell, Central Catholic. wind through inner campus Serpent" is not a play It is a the original director of the hearsals were "very In- ments, found' objects." lowing Volunteer Registrar Toledo. Cynthia L Dolney Newbury High School. New- beginning at 2 p.m. today dramatic ceremony that show. tense" encounter and sensi- Dull said. "By doing this, we locations within Wood bury. Klli n'dr lliiin,in Valley Forge. Parma Heights. and tomorrow to pick up the shows how men limit their Tbe premise of tbe play is tivity sessions can show our audience the County ■ Paul D. Sibbersen, Lake High School. Millbury. Ueqrge E. audience for "The Serpent." own potential by self- man made God in his own Sponsored by Theatre potential that is in every- Richard Lowrie. Kast- Thompson. Brunswick High School. Brunswick. Barbara A. restrictions. image, and revered this God Unbound, "The Serpent" is one." wood High School. Pember- Weisbarth. Regina High School. Cleveland, and Nancy K. Then, led by the cast so man could determine his operating on a limited bud- vilie. 43450; Richard Lieb. Windle. F'indlay Senior High School. Findlay. members, the procession THE TEXT follows the own limits. get. However. Dull does not In case of rain, the produc- Lake High School. Millbury, The scholarships were awarded in recognition of out- will make its way to the per- narrative of the biblical consider lack of money a tion will be held at 2 p.m in 43447; Robert Steinecker, standing academic achievement, unusual ability as demon- formance site-an outdoor book of Genesis However, "It's radically different," problem. the forum. Student Service? Perrysburg High School, strated by test scores and participation in extracurricular location kept secret by those the play at the same time said Dull "The Serpent' is "We can impress our Bldg. Perrysburg.43447; activities Ross Todd Productions BIRCHWOOD PLACE UAO CAMPUS FLICKS presents Buckeye House Anight on the wild side Mt. Vernon Watermelon Man with Now Leasing Summer and Fall 7:30 Fri., May 25 LOU REED 2 bedroom furnished 9:30 Indoor pool Heath spa available 210 M-SCIENCES- FREI WIT Singing songs from his hit album Summer *125/mo. Fall *65/mo. ■ 4 man rental Transformer MODEL OPEN WEDNESDAY IS DOLLAR DAY OFFICE CALL 4'0's - Mon. Sat Sunday, May 27th - 8 p.m. 352-9378 1:00-5:00 or Appoint at the State Theatre, Toledo IkyRpK^s '4 bO advance — '5 at door Tickets on sale at Finders Records, B.G. Double^Hkir Burger Metamorphis B.G. PLATTER REG .1.34 Fla.v2 WOMEN'S SANDALS 1* y*> From Bass, Connie's And bunders Dunhams u)l Trout fa All Sizes And TV-' Colors V* lb. freshly ground am pure beef, dairy fresh $499 cheese, lean tender FROM ham, on a toasted sesame seed bun complete with ^tarxxur. french fries niki's booteru The S<*3c£d and cole slaw 11 .p..in 1 t-»t-, *i f.r mm and ...inn Wmt NO COKE!! Blus, let via 300 E. WOOSTER Save Syt Scott tit 352-5330 Mon. Fri. 11-9 Stadium Plaza *1. 34' Sat. 10-6 Center G00D0NLYMAY23 14/Tha BG Haw*. Wednesday, May 23, 1973 Plocement uncovers job openings

accounting. Ind. Nucleonics Kj Tke following is a list of requesting job opening re- Toledo, general clerican Cleveland, asst payroll accountant. Midland Mutual insurance sales. Forma toru. dir. of bldg. servs. supv. Corp., Columbus, varied. Life, Toledo, life ins. under- Scientific. Inc.. Marietta, General Wadsworth Brick '.-■job openings in business ferrals. Central Mutual Ins. Co.. Van areas received by James All job* are in Ohio unless Wert. admin, trainee. Bennett Brothers Furni- Woodmen Ins. Agency, Lodi. writer. Acme Off. project engineer. Field Corp., Wadsworth. sales Galloway. University otherwise specified. Travelers Ins . Toledo, Life ture. McComb. sales. King pers. ins. sales. National Machines, Inc.. Lima, elec- Enterprise Educ. Corp., rep. Cummins Engine Co.. •Uirector of career planning Available jobs in educa- Ins Sales Kevco D S Inc.. Equip. Co., Dublin, I.ill- of Vermont. Cincinnati, tronic service. Sylvania, management Inc., Columbus, Ind., ;«nd placement tion will be printed in tomor- salesman. Caylor-Nickel Aeronauts International trainee engineers/ varied. Metro- > The leads were obtained row's News Hospital, Bluffton. Ind.. Travel, Lakewood. sales. Catering Mgmt. Inc.. politan Life Ins. Co.. Lima, after Galloway sent 34.000 Free consumer index med. technologist. Bus. Men's Assurance Co.. Hiram, food service mgr. sales rep. tetters resembling tele- METROPOLITAN Life Peoples-Merchants Trust Columbus, sales representa- Mac Tools. Inc.. Sakina. Eging Realty. Inc.. Co., Canton, mgmt trainee. tive. Maier & Assoc.. Inc., production supervisor. Pea- Chardon real estate sales. grams to parents of enrolled Ins.. Klyn.1. sales rep. Para- The latest edition of the Consumer Product Information mount Bldg Components. Firestone Research. Akron. North Canton, drafts- body Gallon Corp.. Gallon, Wauseon Mfg.-Essex Wire. 'students and alumni Index is available from Consumer Product Information. chem engineer. New York man/designer. Berea Bd. of industrial engineers. Junior Wauseon. machine operator. Pueblo. Col 81009 Life Ins.. Elyria. insurance Education, Berea. pool Achievement. Toledo, Dun & Bradstreet. Inc.. sales. Moorman Mfg. Co.. manager. management trainee. Bach Cleveland, credit reporter SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Published quarterly, the index is a descriptive list of Marion, sales and service. Jos. T. Ryerson & Son, * Co.. Inc. New York. N. Y.. Borg Warner. Toledo, selected publications developed by It federal agencies. Kin i Realty Co, Cleveland Chicago, III. varied. Gresen varied. quality control inspector. 18 or Over Most of the booklets tell how to buy, use and care for Hts . real estate sales Mfg. Co/ Sub. of Tonka Alcan Aluminum Corp.. Jackson-Bayley Electric consumer products. Others discuss related subjects such as Navy Finance Center, Corp.. Minneapolis, Minn., Cleveland, varied. Certified Co.. Canton, sales engineer. College trained men and women will be considered to sup diet and nutrition, child care, health, safety and consumer Cleveland, mgmt intern. sales engineer. HB Elec- Chemical It Equip.. Cleve- Walter Gons & Co.. CPA, plemenl our present stall These positions are lull time protection Globe Traveler Motel. trical Mfg. Co.. Inc., Mans- land, salesman Rittenhouse Tiffin, jr. accountant. summer |0bs Searching for applicants who are de The latest edition of the index features expanded sections Dallas. Texas, restaurant field, draftsman/inventory Associates. Philadelphia. George Whysoll. Archbold. pendable and who are hard workers Excellent oppor in gardening, recreation and travel It also includes listing mgmt control. Ohio Bell Telephone Pa., sales It varied. Charles swamper. Hobnemann (unities lor top earnings during summer Can earn of publications available to Spanish-speaking consumers. Co.. Columbus, communica- Wideman Ins. Madison. Medical College. Philadel- $135 - $175 Per Week The index is available at no charge EUCLID INC.. Euclid, jr. tions consultant. S.D., insurance salesman. phia. Pa., asst. dean/dir. of Midland Mutual Life Co.. Lincoln National Life, Ft. admissions. Famour-Barr BASED ON YOUR PRODUCTIVITY Parma, insurance agent Wayne. Ind.. system (May Co.). St. Louis. Mo., (LONG HAIR OKAY) Lincoln Nat'l Life Ins. Co.. analyst, accountant, pro- asst. buyer Acacia Mutual Cleveland. Ins/Sales High- grammer Excellent opportunities lor advancement this summer and Life Ins. Co. Toledo, in- lights for Children (Maga- Eastern Airlines. Miami. surance sales. may continue lo work on a part time or lull time basis next INTERVIEWS FOR SUMMER zine). Columbus, sales (Out Fla.. steward/stewardess. tail Veh 4 Son, Inc Funeral of Ohio). Software Design. General Business Services. Home and Furniture Store. Inc.. Oak Brook. III.. DOS Detroit. Mich., assoc Gibsonburg. varied. ICI, FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 216-696-5866 Computer expert/sales rep. INTERVIEWS WILL BE TAKEN FOR WAITRESS, BAR- director. American Chain & America, Wilmington. Del., Cable Co. Inc.. Adrian. pharmaceutical sales. MAID AND BARTENDERS AND KITCHEN HELP FOR MOORMAN. Hooper It Mich, quality issurance Strauss - Fuchs - Oppen- ALPINE CLIFF HOUSE, PORT CLINTON, OHIO. Wist. Attys . Tipp City, legal testing heimer. Inc.. Chicago. 111., CHERRY HILL VILLAGE secretary Equitable Life inaur. area manager. Hope MR. HOWARD EATON WILL BE INTERVIEWING THURS., Assurance Soc., Canton. YMCA OF Fostoria. Fos- Picture Frame Co.. Livonia. Mich., sales rep. Agri Chem. Furnished 2 Bedroom MAY 24th AT 7 P.M.. PETTI ALPINE VILLAGE, Inc.. Fort Morgan. Col., DOWNTOWN BOWLING GREEN. Y> BLOCK FROM CAMPUS accountants Suites More business job $ APPLICATION WILL BE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. RIDGE MANOR APARTMENTS openings will be listed only 65 tomorrow 519 Ridge St. (based on 4 person occupancy) • Facilities include • 2 bdrm. furnished apts. LUTHER APTS. • V/2 baths J & G PIZZA • Fully carpeted has the following dinners with salad and trench fries: • Laundry Facilities Special • Wall to Wall Carpeting Simmer Rates • Central Heat and A/C 12 oz. T-Bone Steak $3.25 1 bdrm. • '250.00 $ $100 per month 2 bdrm. '300.00 • Patio Grills 8 oz. Charcoal Beef Strip loin 2.50 (2-4) Occupants • Indoor Pool Rib Steak $1.75 Summer Rate Contact Our Rental Agent at Shiskabob 4.95 (Occupancy 1-4 Persons) Pendleton 741 High St. 1 352-6248 5 OZ. Hamburgers (deluxe with lettuce & tomatoes) .75 CALL 352-0717 Realty Hrs. 10-12,1-5.7-11 Everyday but Wed. or 352-7660 353-3641 Bates and Springer Inc. 440 E. Court St. ■ 353-8565 Seniors, Are You Leaving Us? $500.00 Per Month SUMMER WORK cheap nite CometoVATAN'S Men and Women Stonegate Co of Cleveland. Toledo and Akron-Canton will interview students from these and buy a plate to remember areas for summer |obs on Thursday. May 24th at the Placement Office. Room 360 of is back Student Services Building. This is a full lime summer |ob with starting salary of $500 per month This is NOT door to door selling or canvassing of any type but a car or access to one B.G.S.U. is necessary Possible college credits available to Business Maiors Excellent opportunities at Pag I ia is. available for 80 students. 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There will be a Christian prayer meeting ai h \i pm 1 hi Dream Court I^)ve The Wanted Female to live on tonight at Prout Chapel AX's Must sell 67 Honda 300 Sixth Street lall quarter Call 352 0M6 only Call 372 3309 NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING SIMS will have an advanced lecture (or those who Tom & Dave congratu- practice T M at 7 pm in the River Room ol the I'nion lations on vour engagement New Kg Si Water bed Needed 1 roommate lor lall 7:15-9:15 7:30-9:30 We're going to miss ya w frame 3S2-6R4 quarter apt al O S I Info Tom Love The AX s call 2-3016 WILL OUR WASTE OF THE ENVIRONMENT MAN OR ANIMAL ..MONSTER OR FOR SALE One pair Koss KILL THE PEOPLE OF TOMORROW! MYTH SOMETHING IS STILL DOWN THERE Congratulations Susie PRO-1 stereo headphones APARTMENTS FOR part time $1000 a month Graham on being selected Like new Call Bill. 354-3222 RENT 352 SSB6 possible Own hrs Reply Sweetheart of SAK Love Hide to Mont Wvo area name & phone number Op- The Alpha Chi s 72 Vfga Hatchback 4-sp Apt to sublease sum Pool SOYLENT GREEN June 4 or 5.354-864. portunity. P.0 Bos 336. 354-4r-5 between 4-7 pm 352 5S66 Fremont. Oh .43420 Congratulations Cindy Need ride to Buflalo lor Armstrong Sigma Chi FOR RENT Student room m summer A People need it... \\ v Memorial holiday Can Attractive barmaids 4i Pledge Sweetheart Love. (all Kitchen, private leave early Friday morning waitresses needed for The AX s APARTMENTS FOR entrance rec rm 3 blocks in the year Will pay Kathy 2-3200 summer Applv in person RENT 352-9378 iroml'ni. Ph 352 9043 Mr Bojangles W3S Mam Spread it thick' Founders WANTED Prout Jam Session Monday 4-man apt to sublet June Across from campus 1 2022. May 28. 6-10 pm with the rent free 352 7709 bdrm furn June 15 Also 3 I need graduation tickets Piua drivers with car Squids and the Blue Ice with bdrm duplex unfurn at 214 Please call Rick al 353-6814 Hourly rate fr mileage Syd Scott Openings lor 1-4 persons S Summit. June 1 Married Apply in Mr Ed s CAMPUS MANOR APART couple No pets Ph 353 3123 Wanted to rent I bdrm apt FOR SALE MENTS now renting for or 669-2156 A C for sum qtr Cat owner Summer job. men 1 women summer 4 fall SPECIAL Call collect. 614-261 7S34 Part-time only Apply in Beautiful 1970 Champion SIMMER HATEJ 8140 per Furn house 4V furn apt for person at Stadium Cinema I 12x60 Redetort washer & month New formatted. 2 sum and or lall Ph 352- and II dryer Air-con 1-665-0678 minute walk to campus. 5 to 0661 after 6 Kemale needs an apt lor town Located behind August and Sept 2 4561 PERSONALS 72 Opel 1900 stationwagon Burger Chef Phone 352-9302 LARGE 2 BDRM APTS FM stereo system Best days. 352-6033 evenings or FOR 4 STUDENTS NEAR SERVICES OFFEHED SWISS FONDUE SETS at offer Ph 352-6654 352-736J evenings TOWERS PH 352 7365 the Working Hand Craft Student needs work sum Center 515 Conneaut 72 Honda 350 8600 Kevin 2- Deluxe Ig 1 bdrm furn apt CAMPING - Babvsit hswk 372-5729 avail June 15 close to Cniv 73 MOTOR HOMES AND Ml MM TRAVEL TRAILERS LYRIC Al TO has moved to Thanks to everyone for a 66 VW Bug Deluxe NEW TRAVEL TRAILERS- 840 the country South on I'S 25 wonderful lunch at the TKE TIRES REBUILT TOP Wanted Housematets) now PER WEEKEND Fee to Kramer Rd Turn left House Sunday' Hook END 8750 352-9262 after 6 and or through summer includes full insurance at Fixing VW & American pm Nice situation 354-0695 extras Dannies Leasing. Cbc Legend of Boggy Creek cars Same phone. 352-7031 Gimpv Jose- now Rugbv Perrysburg. 874-3279 A TRUI AIONV season s over maybe you String Bass 8250 Call Jim Green view Apartments. can retire your Ben-Gay for 352-5704 SUMMER & FALL leases 4-person apt 8125 mo - «-p CHARITON HESTON • LEIGH TAYLOR YOUNG - * . V M « ■ - ■ ..' 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But when one looks beyond the play within the play -toe Nearly every person in the 20-member cast plays two story of Don Quixote-one sees the story of Miguel Cervantes roles. and his belief in idealism "The movie took us out of the theater and onto the real 'Man of La Mancha opens tonight at 8 p.m in Main Audi- road to La Mancha," said Dr. White. "But this is not a torium realistic expose." Directed by Dr Allen S White, associate professor of speech, the play features Gregory Violand. junior (Ed.). as While "Man of La Mancha" has been one of the most Cervantes and Don Quixote. Micbeal Sartor, junior (Ed.), successful musicals on the contemporary scene. Dr White as the servant and lovable squire Sancbo Panza: and considers it a "drama with incidental music." He said he Marianne Belleville, sophomore (Mus Ed t. as Aldonza. enjoys musical theater when there is a good story sup- porting it. THE PLAY TAKES place during the Spanish Inquisition "lam not a music person." be said. In the Inquisition dungeon, prisoners try each new arrival When Cervantes arrives, his fellow prisioners try him for DR. WHITE AND set designer John Hepler have chosen being an idealist, a bad poet and an honest man an open, neutral setting for the play. He pleads guilty to all three charges and enters his de- •"The set can become whatever Cervantes wants it to be- fense in the form of a story-lhe tale of Don Quixote and his come." said Dr White adventures as a knight errant Cervantes employs the prisoners in a script that describes DR. IVAN TRUSUSR, professor of music education, is Quixote's quest to right wrongs and defend virtue for the directing the music. Gail Argetsinger selected the costumes sake of his lady Dulcinea 1 Aldonza I for the production. "Man of La Mancha" runs tonight through Saturday. Nawtphote by Jeiaaai W DR. WHITE said the play concerns the ideal of reality.' Tickets are available for all performances. Admission is 50 "We spend so much time eeking out a living we have no cents for University students. 75 cents for children and high Quixote de In a team from "Man of la Mancha," Den Quixote (Gregory Vieland), tune for idealization." he said "You must have ideals to school students, and $1.75 for adults. kneeling, it dubbed "Knight of the Woeful Countenance" by the Innkeeper Reservations may be obtained by calling the theater box strive for." (Phil Futciello) at Aldoma (Marianne Belleville) and Quixote'! squire Sancho Winner of the Critic s Circle award. Man of La Mancha' office at 372-2719 Reserved tickets must be picked up by (Micheal Sartor) ting hit praitet. The play opent tonight at 8 p.m. in Main has recently been released as a movie A television version 730p.m. Curtain time is I p.m. La Mancha starring Hex Harrison also was aired last month The discussion scheduled to follow tomorrow's Auditorium. However. Dr While said. "If you haven't seen Man of La performance has been canceled Andrews' show takes 7 Emmys

LOS ANGELES (API-Television's best actor (Richard Thomas), best Jack Klugman. co-star of "The Odd variety show It previously won at biggest success of the season. "The adresi (Michael Learned), ami besl Couple," was named the besl comedy Peabody Award Waltons." and its most glamorous supporting actress (Ellen Corby) actor lor his portrayal of a sloppy eZcettostia failure. "The Julie Andrews Hour." Ms Andrews' show, canceled by sportswriter He won for the same role "America." the 13-part reflection on! dominated the 25th annual Emmy ABC because ol low rating*, puked up in 1971 the United States by Alistair Cooke* Awards presentations seven awards including best musical was named the outstanding new series* "The Waltons," the CBS story of a variety series and a number lor ANOTHER major winner was "L '.i The sir v. also a Peabody winner, was rural Virginia family during the technical aspects Ms Andrews was With a Z." The NBC special starring produced by the British Broadcasting!. Depression, won six awards Sunday reported abroad during the moment of l.i/.i Minnelli was named best single Corp. night-including best dramatic series. triumph at the Shubert Theater IN THE ANNUAL network rivalry. CBS won 25 awards, followed by ABC Coming aftractions | with 22. NBC won 10. and the Public- New space rock sounds Broadcasting System (PBS) had seven SCHOOL OF MUSlC-Tomorrow at 2 pin., Dr John Melby will Laurence Olivier was named discuss "Recent Developments in Computer Music" in the Recital Hall. Review by But after the third release, the group different from anything I've heard outstanding actor in a single School of Music Bldg Fraak Johnioa began falling apart. Guitarist and before. performance for ABC's "Long Day's vocalist Greg Lake left to join Gimmickry such as footsteps is Journey Into Night." and ('Ions LITERATURE LECTURE-Today at 4 p.m.. Angel Vazquez from the Spate rock-you might think it would Emerson and Palmer. present throughout their new album. I..-,K Inn,in was named outstanding University of Tennessee will discuss influences of Baroja on Dos be music relating to the outer limits or "Dark Side of the Moon." released on actress for an ABC Movie of the Week. Passos and Hemingway." science fiction monsters CRIMSON'S FOURTH release. the Harvest label. "A Brand New Life." Both also are But space rock is music using Islands." showed the loss of the three "Money" is my favorite cut on this Oscar winners WBGU-TV-Tonight at 7, the psychiatric problems confronting electronic instruments, special tapes members. It was toned down disc. It probably will be the one The CBS movie. "A War of Vietnam veterans will be the topic of "The Turning Points." At 9 p.m., and sound eflects. among other things considerably from earlier albums. In released as a single. Children," a portrayal of the bitter Grace Glueck will discuss the values, motives and purposes of Almost all space rock seems to come fact, the music had turned into a sort of "Money" starts out with the sounds ProtestantCatholic conflict in museums. from Europe mostly (rom England- classical baroque into something that of rattling change, a cash register and Northern Ireland, was named Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. and Friday at 10 p.m. "No Fault Insurance" wilh only one American release I can could be called space folk the tearing of receipt tapes all to the outstanding single dramatic program will be the topic of "Ohio This Week" broadcasts. remember Paul Kantner's "Blows "Larks' Tongue in Aspic" reflects beat of a bass guitar that carries the Scott Jacoby. 16, was named best - Saturday at 11 p.m., "An Interview with Coretta King" will be aired. Against the Empire." some drastic personnel changes. tune supporting actor in a drama for the Sunday at 6:30 p.m.. a special called "Ohio Looks at Thursdays A recent release from King Crimson The original group members except ABC movie. "That Certain Summer." Child" will examine the rights of handicapped children to an appropriate can. with little or no stretch of the Robert Fripp left Crimson to join THOUGH A selling gimmick. Pink in which he played a youth,trying to education. imagination, be called space rock. Alexis Korner's Snape band. Floyd has been using sound effects so cope with his father's homosexuality. Also on Sunday, at 7:30 p.m., "Come to Florida Before It's Gone" will Since King Crimson formed in 1968, much they have become a trademark examine environmental deterioration. of the group. MARY TYLER MOORE was named "LARKS' TONGUES in Aspic, Fripp has graduated from guitarist to a MAKE-UP WORKSBOr-David Stiers, stage makeup instructor at released on the Atlantic label, shows guiUrist-songwriter-keyboards man. The space music really appears in best actress in a comedy, and two King Crimson has remained on top o( He is very much chief of the mellotron- both King Crimson's and Pink Floyd's performers on her "The Mary Tyler Julliard School of Drama, will conduct a make-up workshop Tbaraday. May 24. through Saturday, June 1 Sessions will be held in 401 University the space rock pile -an instrument that has become a recordings when they leave out vocals Moore Show." Ted Knight and Valerie Hall tomorrow and Friday from 3-S p.m.; Saturday and Monday. 10 a.m. The first Crimson album, in the Crimson mainstay with pleasing regularity and Harper, were named best supporting demonstrate the importance of players. to noon; Tuesday Thursday, May 29-31, 7-9 p.m.; and Saturday, Jane 2. Court of the Crimson King." is by far 10 a.m. to noon. For further details, contact Dr. Roger Gross, associate AFTER STRAYING from the space instruments. Ms Moore earlier won two Emmys their best. It features a fantastic title professor of speech. 308 South Hall. cut and robotive song "21st Century rock fold with their "Free Four" King Crimson has become mono- in her appearance on the old '' Dick Van release. Pink Floyd has apparently leveled and somewhat passive. But Dyke Show." Schizoid Man " GUESS WHO will perform at the Toledo Sports Arena Friday, June 1. Their next two albums, "In the Wake returned to the space rock fold. Pink Floyd has come out of their rut. The Emmy from the National An extensive American concert tour They are out to expand the listeners' Academy of Television Arts and at 8 p.m. Tickets can be obtained at the arena box office for $4.50 in of Posiden" and "Lizard." were much advance or $5.50 at the door. There are no reserve seals. the same. Both featured powerfully has given the group a quadraphonic imagination -and that's what space Sciences for best comedy went for the dramatic instruments and vocals. sound system that has made its music rock is all about. third year to "All in the Family."

Newanhetea by Oene J. Pinker

Sculpture, weavingt and metal works comprise several of the 5SO displays at Student the twenty-second annual undergraduate art show in the Gallery of the Fine Arts Bldg. The exhibit, which continues through Wednesday, May 30, also art display includes ceramics, glass, photography and paintings. Pag* i/Tb. BO N.W., Wednetdoy, May 23, 1973 Fans hinder Aaron's quest for 714'

a strong bid at the Babe's homer mark However, it became Why all of the recognition now? Well "Hammerin' Hank" all America would be proud of me-but I 'm black By Keuy While Why boo or write Aaron abusive letters'1 Actions such as Sporti Editor obvious the last couple of years that Father Time put a is on the verge of dissecting Ruth's legend and making it a choke hold on the "Say Hey" kid. denying him the honor of memory in the world of baseball. these should not be forced on an athlete of Aaron's stature First there was Maris. then there was Mays, and now f-'rther pursuing Ruth's mark You see. Aaron is 30 homeruns away from equalizing the who has toiled hard and long to reach the many milestones Now to the real knitty gritty. There has always been a "Little Bambino's" career mark As of now. Aaron has 684 in his already illustrious career there's Aaron As far as relating these incidents to those of this already These names, if you are acquainted with the annals of man associated with the game of baseball by the name of career clouts. If he gets 31 (715 career homers) in the near Henry (Hank) Aaron His name should ring a bell-the candy future he will be the greatest slugger baseball has seen in sick society or racist people. I too must be categorized as a Baseball history, have one thing that is synonomous with the racist-because I want to see Aaron break Ruth's mark grand old game-like peanuts, popcorn and crackerjacks- bar Oh Henry! was named after him more than three decades-making him a legend in his own they all have attempted to break Babe Ruth's all-time .le hasn't always received the recognition many of the time. RECORDS such as Ruths-sacred as they be to some of homerun record other players have, but that's just how the perplexing world Is there success for a man striving for a record that no his fans-are made to be attacked and broken by any athlete of sports is living in someone's shadow and working twice other player in the present time may touch1 Well, some who participates in the game and has the ability to break IF your memory serves you short about the gigantic feats as hard as the next man to make some headlines people down Atlanta way don't want the record of their hero such a mark of the New York Bomber. Ruth clubbed 714 career solos broken Hank Aaron will always be black and nothing in the world The record still stands as an supposedly unconquerable feat AARON has always been one of the great outfielders in In the last month and a half. Aaron has been greeted with will change that But he is still a man. an athlete who has What connection do Maris. Mays and Aaron have with this the game of baseball. He. too. has been one of the more a boo-city symphony by the boo birds in Atlanta Stadium. He toiled long and tediously to reach this one pinnacle during story'' Well, back in 1961, Roger Maris- then a member of outstanding homerun sluggers the game has ever seen and has been on the receiving end of derogatory letters calling his long association with baseball. the Bronx Bombers. Murderer's Row or the Pinstripe probably will see-because of his powerful rabbit-like wrist. him everything but a child of God-all because he is in reach For the Ruth cult that doesn't want to see its hero's mark Clubbers (New York Yankees), broke a record many Always totaling 30. 38. 42. 44 or even 50 roundtrippers a of Ruth's record. washed away in the record books, their boos will be directed baseball buffs thought could never be bested. season, Aaron has been overshadowed by greats such as tn a recent United Press International (UPI) story, the at all athletes in the future because if Aaron does attain this Maris that year tatooed 61 gopher balls breaking Ruth's Mays, the late Roberto Clemente. Maris and even Mickey Braves slugger was quoted as saying. "They (fans) call me goal, you can bet another athlete will be out to erase his record of 60 homeruns in one season Maris became the Mantle nigger and every word you can come up with. If I was white, name target of abuse from fans that year because he had destroyed a legend's (Huth's) record When one mentions the name of Willie Mays, flashbacks occur of "Mr Wonderful'' who broke into baseball back in 1961 with the old New York Giants He could do more things BG over Wayne State, 7-2 on the diamond than Pillsbury can do with dough. DURING Mays years, it looked as though he would make By Bab Moon DAN HEBEL was the GREG BOOS was the Assistant Sports Editor pitching star for the Fal- losing pitcher for Wayne cons, going the distance and State John James' two-run picking up his fourth win Tim Pettorini was the -ports World pinch single climaxed a five- against two defeats slugging hero for the Fal- run Bowling Green outburst Hebel continued his recent cons with three singles He in the ninth inning to break a habit of alternating good also scored three runs in- Wither Wood, the southpaw knuckleball artist of the tie and give the Falcons a pitching performances with cluding the tying run in the Chicago White Sox. became the major league's first 10- victory over Wayne State not-so-good ones In game top of the seventh inning game winner by defeating Minnesota. 9-3. in the first game University yesterday, 7-2. three of the Notre Dame He scored the run alter of a twinbill Sunday Game two of the series. Hebel was belted in hitting a single, moving to Wood is 24 days ahead of the pace Denny McLain set in scheduled doubleheader the fifth inning forfive runs second on a passed ball and 1968 when he won 31 games for Detroit. with the Detroit school was en route tc a 10-3 Irish vic- then scoring on a single by DM Sbela was honored as the outstanding man in rained out tory Rich Arbinger professional football at the annual New Kngland Pro The win lifts the Falcons He came back strong The Falcons had 11 hits in Football dinner to within two wins of the 20- against E stern Michigan the game including a pair by "None of the ABA (American Basketball Association) Al loquosio hits the wall going into torn number four at the victory mark and within one hurling a shutout as the Dick Selgo. Wayne State had teams could beat our best team." said National Basketball seven Indy Indianapolis Motor Speedway. loquasto was uninjured in the win of the 500 mark (18-19- Falcons won. 8-0 Then last Association (NBA) veteran Jerry West of the Los Angeles Bowling Green is idle until mishap The starting field of 33 cars has qualified for the 1) They sunk below 500 last weekend, he was rocked for Lakers weekend when they lost all five runs in the fourth inning Friday when it opens up a "Billy Caaaiaf ham. a good friend of mine, was named the Impact Memorial Day race. three games of a series to as Ohio University beat the (hree-game series with Wes- most valuable player in the ABA this year and 1 don't think Ohio University Falcons. 15-5 tern Michigan The games be could ever have made it that big in our league," said Hebel. who fanned 10 men will decide which team West. Glover at the Indy '500' including eight in the last finishes third in the MAC be- Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Beach has been named three innings, celebrated his hind Miami and Ohio Uni- national honorary chairman of the 1973 Christmas seal 20th birthday with the win versity campaign against lung disease Bench, 25. recovered from He will probably start one Western currently holds major lung surgery last year when a benign lesion was game of this weekend's sea- the third spot with an 8-7-1 discovered on his right lung. Indy 500' storting field set son-finale series with Wes- mark The Falcons are a The Browns' Chip Glass, bothered since the latter part of tern Michigan. notch behind at 9-9 the last football season by back pain, underwent surgery yesterday at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Cleveland, for a herniated By Mark Glover second attempt on Sunday, for elimination with his hind Posey on the "bubble." lumbar disc placed two of his own Jim Ryma scored his first victory as a pro over Kip Kelno. Staff Writer the last day for qualifica average spped of 1868 lions He toured the oval at in p h machines ahead of the the Olympic champion from Kenya, when he won the mile Posey car in the qualifica- event at San Diego in 4:00 4 Hyun uncorked his famous kick INDIANAPOLIS. In.i an average speed of 188 986 Veteran Jim McfcUreath Saturday's torrential rains in [i h Although Sessions knocked Bigelow out of the tion line. In this way. Foyt in the final 80 yards to come from behind and finish three ensured his own position in yards ahead of Jerome Howe, who was second, and seven set the stage for Sunday's was destined to make the field with a speed of 188 640 frantic last hour of qualih starling held, the average With only minutes re- the race and created the yards in front of Keino. who was third possibility of one of his own Leroy Kelly, the Browns super and durable running back, cation attempts at the speed was slower than the maining before the qualifi- cars making the "500" field. is reconsidering his retirement plan after a decade with Indianapolis Motor one Dick Sommers canceled cation deadline. Sam Posey was the first car eligible to George Snider climbed Cleveland Speedway. Saturday In an interview with the Cleveland Press after the Saturday, strong winds Bob Harkey qualified his be knocked out of the race. into the Foyt car and quali- and rain left an inch of F.agle-Foyt machine at fied at 190.355. and the gun Browns' veteran went through the spring workout. Kelly went off ending time trials was asked if the end of his career was in sight He replied. water standing in the main 189 733 m.p.h. This was the A. J. FOYT. scheduled be- "I really don't know I'll wait until later to make my straightaway Tornado last car to qualify until 5 decision because it's hard to give up the game after being in warnings in the area sent p.m. it as long as 1 have."' l.ins scurrying toward the The tune between the exits early afternoon runs and 5 Secretariat has P in might be called "the AT i p.m. the skies last day stall " The activity cleared, and it appeared is an annual performance by Major league slate there would be some drivers and pit crews Back one race to go qualifying action during the in the garages, the crows last hour of the day work on the machines to find Tom Bigelow made a a few extra miles per hour. NEW YORK (AP) When Sommer have decided to qualification attempt in the As the last hour of time Secretariat goes after the start Sham in the one and AMERICAN UCAOUI NATIONAL LEAGUE waning minutes and trials approached, cars were Triple Crown in the Belmont one-half-mile Belmont. lon- Fill Dlvliloa KM Dlvliloa promptly spun his machine wheeled to the line for a last Stakes June 9. his main chal- gest of the Triple Crown v> L Pel <;B » L PCt