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THE MEMORANDUM was written by Thomas Boyatt. the departments Fugitive search abandoned Cyprus affairs director during the crisis. Boyatt has ackowlcdged m SALEM. 111. (AP) - The intensive patrols on Ihe perimeter of the search fled ihe Salem area Tuesday morning testimony to the committee that it manhunt for five escaped Marion area but doubted they would catch on an east hound freight train. provides details about what he Federal Penitentiary inmates was Hunter, who had been serving five considered mismanagement of the abandoned yesterday with all but one years for kidnaping, assault on a ON MONDAY night. Maurice crisis. of the fugitives back behind bars. federal officer and escape. Philion. 40, of Oakland. Calif., and During the crisis, Turkey invaded "It looks like he's slipped through Henry Gargano. 43, alleged Edward Roche, 39, of Katonah. NY.. the island of Cyprus with a force of our noose," Victor Schaefer, FBI mastermind of the breakout, was were captured on railroad tracks more than 49,000 and occupied about special agent directing the search, said arresled Tuesday in a Bloonifield, Ind.. running through the search area. 40 per cent of the island. At the time. of the remaining fugitive, Dennis railyard. 125 miles east of Salem. The The other fugitive. Arthur Mankins. Turkish Cypriots comprised only Hunter, 2b. of Salem, Ohio. "It's not Chicago machine operator, serving a 37. of Germanton, N.C., was seized about 20 per cent of the island's likely he's still in the area. I have no 199-year sentence for slaying two Sunday after a sedan in whidi he was population. The occupation continues idea how he slipped out." policemen in a bank robbery, said he riding crashed five miles east of Salem. today. The memorandum goes to the heart INDIANA police also stopped of a committee dispute with Kissinger searching for Hunter, the last of the Cable system over his order prohibiting Stale five convicts who Friday night escaped Department opeiations officer! from from the nalion's lop security prison Bill Joseph, a construction worker for an excavation crew testifying on what recommendations with the aid of an electronic gadget. installing a sewer along First Street, hammers away at some hard (hey make for U.S. policy contrary to There was some thought he may have to be rewired rock. The heavy labor in the trenches makes for a long, hard day. policy decisions or otherwise. slipped across the Illinois-Indiana (Newsphoto by Michael Passarellol border. By Gail Harris danger I'm aware of concerning that Boyatt told the committee he was Staff Reporter type.of radialion," he said. prohibited under Kissinger's ordei Police were continuing routine Carr said the rewiring of the Many persons in Bowling Green pay apartments will he completed cither a monthly fee to subscribe to cable this week or next. He said the television. However, some tenants of contractor has all necessary materials MAC plan to cut costs Thurstin Manor Apartments, 451 for the job. Thurstin Avc., receive the service free. He said he ihought the rewiring cost been here at Miami." Dr. Shriver said. "With an extremely tight schedule, shaping athletics policies. He said he David Cinl, office manager of Wood would be about S500-S1.000. "That's Editor's note. This is the second of "Presidents ought to be more involved most presidents have to have a three-part series on the MAC plan, believed most of the input was coming Cable Television Co.. explained that my guess, but I don't know for sure because it's a major budget component representatives in such areas as from the ICA establishment, but "not excessive radiation is being transmitted because we haven't been billed for the which represents an attempt by several of the University." academic affairs and athletic affairs," Mid-American Conference schools to necessarily the people who work in by faulty cables installed in the cable yet." he said. Dr. Moore said top administrative he added. it." apartment complex. He said this Carr said if there is another wiring financially reform intercollegiate involvement is important as a safety athletics. Dr. Moore said he believes "Whoever it is, the establishment is radialion causes some television sels to problem elsewhere in the city, he is valve in the event that a scandal conferences such as the Southwest making il pretty rough on some of pick up the cable signal, even though unaware of it. He added that if erupted or charges were made against Conference do not have a tradition of these people (presidents), and I'm the sets are not hooked up to the another problem comes to the By Dan Garfield the athletic department for illegal having presidents involved in athletic aware of this. That's the reality of system. attention of the company the Assl. Sports Editor practices. decisions a. docs the MAC. many of these institutions," Dr. Mooie difficulty will be corrected promptly. "I don't think the presidents have This lack of involvement was concluded. "WE FOUND this oul when our "WE'RE ALWAYS upgrading our College presidents do not have a to take over the athletic program," Dr. evidenced last week at a special THE MAC PLAN, introduced in installer went to hook a set to the system." he said. "There have been history of strong involvement with Moore said. "But there are some National Collegiate Athletic August and designed to limit cable, and before the TV was hooked many technological advances since the intercollegiate athletics, particularly policies that they (athletic personnel) Association (NCAA) study committee grarts-inaid to students with up, the TV had cable reception," he company started and we pass the the distribution of athletic are letting get away from them, and I meeting in Chicago. A group of four demonstrated financial rred, is being said. advances along to our customers." grants-in-aid. think the presidents are ultimately college presidents and four athletic prepared for a January vole by He said Ihe cables, installed in the Carr said there is a possibility But presidents of two Mid-American held responsible." directors from the three athletic members of each of the 809 NCAA mid-1960s, needed to be replaced. subscribers will be without cable Conference (MAC) institutions are Dr. Moore said furor over illegal divisions of the NCAA were to meet institutions. Carr said the company intends to service during the rewiring project at involved not only in the revision of recruiting and other malpractices and write up an appropriate proposal Dr. Shriver said he believes the MAC rewire Thurstin Manor to improve Thurstin Manor. policies toward athletic grants-in-aid ultimately make their way to the for limiting athletic grants-based- is a step ahead of other conferences in reception for subscribers and to "I don't know for sure. One but also in cutting costs of athletic president's office, noting recent ICA -on-need. Dr. Moore, a committee pointing out the need for grant prevent non-subscribers from picking apartment could be out longer than programs. problems at Michigan State University. member, said presidental attendance cutting. The success of the plan for up the television signal. another. It all depends on how tough Dr. Phillip Shriver, president of "It's Clifton Wharton (MSU was poor. limiting grants to persons with need, Carr said that when the cables were the installation is," he said. Miami University, and University president) who they're (the public) requires support from all conferences. first laid, the wires did not have to be President Hollis Moore Jr.. have taken pointing the finger at," Dr. Moore "AUBURN WAS there, but their Dr. Shriver noted. shielded. Today, by law, cables must an active role in promoting top-notch said. president didn't come," Dr. Moore "I think the prospective passing (of be coated to lessen the chance of athletic programs as well as offering But in the area of cost-cutting, Dr. said. "Iowa State's president was on ihe MAC plan) will come from a radiation escaping. Weather their views nationwide on the Shriver said he can understand why the committee, but he sent a compromise of instructional fees and a "Let me stress that this kind of importance of curtailing the cost of most major college presidents delegate representative. financial need option based on board radialion is not harmful lo humans," Considerable cloudiness end running intercollegiate athletic (ICA) authority to other people arrj do not "I certainly think when we're at a and room," Dr. Shriver added. he said. "The kind of radiation which cooler today with highs in the programs. take an active role in budgetary budget-crurch period where we're Both MAC presideits said they is harmful is caused by X-rays and no upper 50s. Clearing and cooler determinations. talking about something other than believe strongly that one important X-rays are produced by any machines tonight with lows in the mid and DR. SHRIVER. MAC chairman said saving just peanuts, it's time Ihe aspect of the MAC plan is to reduce at Wood." upper 30s. Partly cloudy he believes more presidents ought to "FOR SOME, the complexity of presidents should get involved like some of the cost- supporting burden Dr. Edgar Singleton, University tomorrow with highs in the 50s. get involved with athletic matters. their own schedules makes it everyone else," he said. from the hands of students and professor of physics, agreed that the Probability of rain ten per cent "I've been directly involved with impossible for them to get involved," Dr. Moore said he especially was transfer them into state or federal radiation was not harmful. 'To the today and tonight. athletics in the ten years that I have Dr. Shriver remarked. interested in the people who are hands. best of my knowledge, there's no
Looking every bit like the Chris Evert of badminton, this student reacts enthusiastically to a good serve. (Newsphotos by Ed Suba)
►V Pag* 2/The BG New., Thursday, October 16,1975 epiTeRiaLS miracle energy plans
WASHINGTON - Why is il belter to and tell the Russians to go dance the Wilson Clark, the director of the be dependent on Russian oil than on kazatsky. Environmental Policy Institute and mac plan worthwhile Arab oil? Are the Communists less There is also foreign uranium, but gifted analyst of the meld of likely to embargo shipments than the only a man with the talents of Mr. economics and technology in this area, i University President Hollis Moore Jr., and the Mid-American Arabs? Will their ideological scruples Zarb, our energy czar, can explain why observes that the traditional reluctance Conference (MAC) committee are making headway in the long oblige them to charge us less than the it might be desirable to be dependent to support low-cost, modest programs, overdue movement toward adjusting the high cost of intercollegiate going price for crude? on foreign uranium but not foreign oil. especially in solar energy, persists. The athletics. Good reasons exist to buy Russian Another hope is generation of government's policy seems to be that A resolution passed by the National Collegiate Athletic oil but they have nothing to do with electricity with the breeder reactor unless a solar energy device can Association (NCAA) on August 14 proposed that future recipients of energy independence. The more oil which, again theoretically, recycles its entirely replace other power sources, it athletic scholarships must show financial need as well as athletic supplies, the more competition and own fuel thereby obviating the need of isn't worth fooling with. talent in determining the amount of scholarship or grant money the lower the prices, or so we can inchoate bundle of notions a program, buying anybody's uranium. Moreover, Clark reports that, as so hope. is billions lor research and Good idea, but the only commercial often happens with government which can be awarded. one ever built was the notorious research, the administrators are sunk The MAC plan is a valuable reassessment of the present athletic A wheat-for-oil deal lasting over an development, especially for atomic energy. Enrico Fermi plant outside of Detroit. into financing work that has already grant-in-aid structure which now is based primarily on talent. extended period of time may take some of the upsy-downsiness out of Here we can see the difference It had an S80 million cost overrun and been done. "Reinventing a gold-plated Working to change the athletic aid system by combining financial our agricultural prices, and might between a modern conservative and a has yet to generate enough electricity wheel." is what he calls it. need with demonstrated talent will benefit many students. lead to the kind of interdependence modern liberal. A liberal believes to run a flashlight. The MAC plan will eliminate some of the burden of providing which discourages embargoes and money will cure-any social problem; CLARK'S APPROACH is athletic grants-in-aid from athletic departments' annual budget. That encourages friendly relations. a conservative believes money will cure ASIDE FROM the fact that some bizzazz-deficient. Nothing for an budget partially is supported by general fee monies. But if all these benefits flow from any economic one, and Mr. Ford has people consider breeder reactors as elective official to boast of in front of Under the MAC plan talent awards will cover instructional fees, buying oil from our most-dreaded some terrible economic problems dangerous atomic time bombs, after the voters. A President wants to say to just as in any other University area. However, room and board fees enemy, aren't they also to be obtained connected with atomic energy. 20 years of R&D and more money us that his $ 100 billion crash program can be supplemented by outside state sources when financial need, by purchases from the non-Communist The first is that if we build many than you can count spent on them, has smashed us into a new epoch. minus the "expected family contribution', is determined. Overall, the Arabs, Nigerians, etc? Then what is the more atomic power plants we may not even the optimists aren't predicting He envisions that scene in which he nature of this fiendish and urgent crisis have the fuel to mn them. they'll be on line before the early is led to the miracle machine's switch MAC plan is an equitable way to award scholarships. 1990s. by the chairman of the board of Some NCAA major collegiate conference schools, however, may our public men tell us must be resolved immediately? URANIUM IS in such short supply Maybe if the Democrats spend Universal Neutron, the ultimate energy present a snag in the further approval and acceptance of the MAC that Westinghouse Electric has been enough money on social workers, conglomerate. There they throw the plan which comes up to vote by Division I (larger NCAA members) ON THIS and many other forced to restrict deliveries to its they'll wipe oul crime, and, maybe, if switch, once again demonstrating how schools in January. contradictions having to do with customers, the utility companies. So Mr. Ford spends enough on engineers partnership between business and According to Dr. Moore there obviously is an ill-feeling among energy, the Father-of-the-Year is much for the advertising that told us hell get himself a breeder reactor that government works to the advantage of these larger schools about the new grants-based-on-need part of the mostly silent. Raise the piice of oil, he the atom represents an assured cheap, will at least generate enough juice to all. MAC plan. Apparently bias among some schools is that scholarships insists, to encourage domestic infinite source of energy. turn on the light in the hall closet. But That's a heck of a lot better than based on need will decrease some of the major college athletic production, but no promises are made It does in theory and it might in in the meantime, a prudent nation coming on the tube and saying, "Hi, programs and possibly remove them from the upper echelon of as to how much more production we'll practice, if somebody can find a few should have something else going for Fellow Americans. I want to announce athletic competition. gel for every dollar the price of a more uranium deposits such as those it. We don't have much. we've just perfected a new generation Opponents of the MAC plan should take into consideration the barrel of crude goes up. which were discovered in New Mexico The Federal Energy Research and of superior windmills. It's not energy in the early '50s. But you can say the Development Administration is still independence, folks, but if we run out ' fairness and equality of distributing scholarships to all students, Conceivably, we could double the price for a five per cent production same of oil. If they can find about 30 headed in the direction of highcost, of uranium, it's going to help." including athletes. Keeping up school images based on athletic increase that'll peter out and drop billion barrels of it underneath South highly centralized, iffy technologies of Copyright, 1975. The Washington performances by teams that are bought is promoting false pride. back below current levels in a few Philadelphia, we could keep our wheat the breeder reactor variety. Post-King Features Syndicate The MAC plan to give athletic scholarships to those athletes who years. That may make some people in have demonstrated definite financial need as well as athletic ability is the oil industry rich, but it isn't going one of the most significant proposals ever considered by the NCAA. to make the rest of us happy. MAC plan proponents should continue to work for its successful Another part of the Family Man's passage. energy program, if you can call his staff dissent shows WASHINGTON-The flurry of his responsibilities as the president's inaccurate reports over President lawyer. Ford's plans for revamping the CIA are The highly-touted Philip Areeda being cited within the White House as came in briefly as Buchen's deputy but one more reason for the short, happy .IF terHoril became disillusioned and left last life of Roderick Hills as assistant spring to return to Harvard. Assistant counsel to the president. Counsel William Casselman came in with Ford last year, but quit Buchen's Hills' "exile" to the chairmanship of shop a month ago for private ptactice. the Securities and Exchange The question within the Ford senior Commission (SEC), a post In keeping superior to Colby, FBI Director staff-which only the president can with his reputation as a savvy Clarence Kelley.and the other Defense answer-is how long Buchen himself corporate lawyer, was handled so Department and civilian intelligence will remain in the White House. discreetly by Mr. Ford and White agencies, reporting directly to Mr. House Staff Chief Donald Rumsfeld Ford. It has not yet been determined Copyright, 1975, Universal Press that only a few on the senior level how this super intelligence chief would Syndicate/Detroit News were aware of the personality conflicts function in relation to a beefed-up said to be the basis for the shift. president's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and the National Indeed, any dissatisfaction with Security Council. As CIA boss, Colby Hills' performance as the Number Two now holds the title of Intelligence White House legal counsel during his Director, but he would lose it under Leirers lix-months stint never even reached the upgrading of the positions now approached while eating in Commons Johnson, would not let his officers 1 have always been pleased with the the Senate Banking Committee that envisioned within the Oval Office.) out in the open Dining Hall. -f assist any of the ushers or UAO services provided by the University speedily cleared him for floor NO.I AM not about to request a personnel. Then they took off from Police. However, as president of confirmation to his new Hills contends his brief stay at the I would sincerely like to commend mass incarceration of "Jesus freaks." the front gate and approximately 150 Student Government Association $40,000-ayear post. White House was a joy. But, awaiting The BG News for publishing the poem, Yet there seem to be enough persons crashed this gate. I was (SGA) I feel that part of my job is to final Senate action that would move "Nice To Meet You" and a special opportunitites fo; campus Christian crushed trying to get to the door to insure the rights and safety of the . | The 44-year-old husband of HUD him from the Ford staff to the SEC, congratulations and thanks to C. involvement (such as ACT or Campus close it. students. This was not done. 1 plan on Secretary Carl* Hills reportedly trod Hills cracked, "I don't know if I'm Peters of 143 Dunbar. Crusade among others) to satiate even 1 would like to ask Mr. Johnson, if taking action immediately to see that on the toes of White House staffers by being railroaded out or railroaded in." The poem was exquisite. It showed the most euphoric believer, without a security personnel are not allowed to such a fiasco does not occur in the interjecting himself into their Among other tasks he faces as new what games really go on at rush bevy of worshippers-tumed-sales- assist ushers, control floor problems, future. Jealously-guarded areas of Securities chairman is that of exposing parties, and the basis on which so petsons. watch the gate or eject troublemakers, In closing I would like to add that responsibility and by "sounding off" companies who have paid "bribes" to many phony relationships are made. Yes, 1, too, am a Christian. Yet that then why in the hell even have them in Mr. Johnson has in no way In Mr. Ford's presence without being foreign government officials and I'm glad it finally came out in the does not allow me to hanass. insult or the road? To stand around and look distinguished himself or his force by ' asked for his opinions. politicians in exchange for contracts. open. It's time for Bowling Green's utilize false premisees to "sell" my tough while collecting money from the his belligerent behavior or his lack of He thinks the Commerce, Defense and non-greek population to feel proud God. University payroll? concern for the student's safety. THE LATEST example of a Hills State Departments, plus the Internal that we don't need parties of "high Hopefully these students will now I have worked in security service My suggestion; get off your high gaffe, according to White House Revenue Service, should join with SEC prestige" and "charming advice" to get allow us to worship (or not to and detection for the Pinkerton horse and start thinking about the intimates, came during a background in fashioning guidelines for US firms us through the quarter. To be glad that worship) any deity to whatever degree Detective Agency for three summers students that you are paid to protect. session with a small group of newsmen doing business abroad. we can be ourselves, not woi tying how we, as individuals desire, without and my suggestion would be. if the who later wrote stories saying the Hills came to the White House last we rated on first appearances. infringing upon others. University Police cannot be depended W. Randall Hathaway president intended to establish an April without previous experience in The line "Somehow friendship Religion must be an individual act on, then hire trained security service. SGA President independent inspector general for the the bureaucratic jungle, having been a doesn't seem the same" sums it all up and belief. I have no objection to the CIA who would not be under the successful attorney in Los Angeles and perfectly. "Good News." Just don't berate thumb of CIA Director William Colby. chairman of Republic Corporation, a anyone with it. California conglomerate. Kathy Trojan BG The Washington "Post" bannered It wasn't long before other staffers 414 Chapman Hall Kevin Diels THe news the story giving it better play than Mr. were muttering about the brashness of 1012 Offenhauer/West Ford's $28 billion tax-cut speech. That legal counsel Philip Buchen's new EDITORIAL STAFF in itself irked Rumsfeld, political assistant. Rumsfeld, the politically good news blues di, counselor Robert Hartmann. and press astute staff chief, was heard to • °' mark h. *o,„ student safety manning adit or „,, p. nm^^y secretary Ron Nessen. complain of Hills' "naivete" in serving On my way back to my dormitory a "•*• •«■'»* ma* n. dodoah Their resentment increased when it as White House liaison with the few evenings ago. I was interrupted by Congratulations Union Activities •"' "•a**** •"«Or lorrima I. Jemaaon wax learned that Hills was the source publicity-hungry chairman Otis Pike of a student wearing a large, orange "Get Organization (UAO). ad.toral editor f,^ ,. oo^ro Smart Get Saved" button. ■""•"W •oi<°' itmm a. akuawakl of the itories-which the White House the House select committee AWB and LTD were great. The •port, aditor .rWMrd d. IN Press Office spent the next day trying investigating the CIA, As this person accompanied me sound was super, the crowd fine. The photo aditor dmtM ,. ,,,,„, to knock down as speculative and he/she described how he/she was "high security sucked eggs. ««** tditor Itmm P. aaundara incorrect. COUNSELOR HARTMANN, wary on Jesus." I "passively resisted," I worked as an usher for the concert Hills hid been deeply involved in of Rumsfeld's ambitions but equally calmly ignoring them. Suddenly, as I and I was abhorred at the gross lack of BUSINESS STAFF close to Mr. Ford, rumbled that Hills waited for an elevator, they said, concern by the security force for the the preparation of plans for improving rxairMM —>» Mb) • rothanbarg CIA and correcting US intelligence occasionally seemed to think his past "well, you certainly aren't friendly!" safety of the students attending. There advartiilng manager fordon t. aayra deficiencies but, by his own financial contributions to California Hmmm, a rather aggressive act for a were some disturbances that I can •*• "»"••« faMrty p. ham* acknowledgement, had not worked on Republicans made him an expert on supposedly non-violent religious sect. honestly say were not caused by the plans for the past month. politics. 1 chose to "turn the other cheek" University students. however, and without retaliating, Tha BO Nova i pubUahad Tuaadayt thru Fridays during tha regular achool yaar. and So his White House critics faulted In a sense. Hills' departure reflects a However, I was unable to control onoa a waak during tha aummar tanioni. undar authority of tha Pubi icationi Com mi tt aa him for a "last-straw" blooper by continuing staffing problem within the returned to my rooom. these disturbances as there was no of Bowling Qraan Stata Univaraity. talking out of turn, talking about a Whiie House shop of senior counsel Lest this seem an overreaction to an security in the auditorium to back me Opiniom aapraatad in aditortal cartoons or othar column! in tha Naws do not project on which he was not Buchen. isolated incident, let me state that this up. I also witnessed UAO Director Jim nacaaarily raflact tha opinlona of tha Univaraity Admmhrtratlon. faculty or itaff or tha up-to-date, and for giving out The president is extremely close to is the third time in the last two yean Stofan being harrassed in the front Stata of Ohio. Opinions aurniHiil by columnist, do not nacaaarily raflact tha opinions of tha BG Nawa. Editorial, in tha BO Name raftact tha opinion, of tha majority of Inaccurate information. his silver-haired former law partner that I have been so confronted. lobby by angry concert goers who membari of tha BO Nawa Editorial Board. from Gtand Rapids days, relied on him Last year, a person visited my were unable to get to their reserved (ACTUALLY. WHAT the president for advice in the pardoning of Richard room supposedly to "borrow some seats. Standing not more than five feet hat in mind is appointing a person of Nixon, and brooks no criticism of him. paper." Yet as soon as they entered away were two uniformed policemen, Editorial and Buainam Offlcac national reputation from outside the But others give Buchen low marks for my room, they sat down and asked noisily shooting the bull on University 10* Univaraity Hall intelligence community to serve as political sagacity and sigh over what "Do you wanna hear about Jetus?" A time. Phona 3722003 "Director of Intelligence," a post they regard as his minimum grasp of friend of mine has been similarly THE OFFICER in charge, Carl Thursday, October 16, 1975,The BG Newi/Page 3 newsnotes Artist brothers to open exhibit By Renee Murawski since 1956, said that he did "My oldest brother's imagination. I think "CRITICISM BOTHERS would not want to give up Staff Reporter not know whether to credit style is harsher and more imagination comes out any artist. If he says it teaching to be a full- time Argentina his family's artistic streak to hard-edged than mine. The different on canvas than doesn't, he's lying." Dr. painter. Dr. Paul Running, environmental or genetic next oldest brother's work from the way we see it, Running said. professor of art, and his BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (AP) - President Isabel factors. is softer- edged and more anyway," he said. "I enjoy the students and brohttts are living proof "I'm not a scientist, but 1 romantic," Dr. Running Dr. Running said that his Dr. Running said that I enjoy painting, but I Peron was due back from wcalion yesterday, and that when talent strikes, it official sources said arrangements were being made for do know that there is a said. works receive their harshest when he teaches, he can would not like either can hit the same family greater amount of native "1 tend to work more criticism from his wife, who only devote 10 to 15 hours without the other," Dr. her to take over from acting President Italo Luder at a more than once. ceremony Thursday night. talent in some people than from things I sec than from also was a painter. a week to painting, but he Runring said. Dr. Running and three of Labor organizations scheduled a big rally Friday in others," Dr. Running his brothers currently are said. afternoon at which Mrs. Peron was expected to speak. presenting a three-week Rumors of a military coup have been circulating since "But I also believe that group show entitled. "The everyone should be able to Pot relieves symptoms the government announced last week thai Mrs. Peron Brothers Running." in the communicate in the various BOSTON (AP) - Marijuana is far vomiting and nausea after therapy. the study. Drs. Norman Zinberg and would return to office. She has been vacationing since art gallery of the University Sept. 13 at an air force rest camp 450 miles northwest of art media and can leam to more effective than any other drug in And in five of these treatments, the Emil Frci HI. did not know of the South. Sewanee. the capital. do it better through relieving the vomiting and nausea that patients suffered rr> nausea at all. the specifically why marijuana worked to Tenn. training." he said. plagues thousands of cancer patients report added. decrease nausea. Interior Minister Angel Robledo said he believed the The exhibit features coup rumors were false because "the sources of power Dr. Running said that he undergoing chemical therapy, THERE WAS no decrease in nausea "But we know how the cancer twenty recent oil and have repeatedly recognized how important it is to did not receive ary formal researchers say, and should be or vomiting in 14 cases in which treatment drugs that cause vomiting watercolor paintings done maintain constitutionality." art training in the early considered as a treatment for such side placebo, or dummy, treatment was work." he said. "Most of them trigger by Dr. Running along with school years. effects. used, the researchers said. In the a part of the brain to cause vomiting as paintings. drawings, "I learned mostly on my In a report published Thursday in "double-blind" experiment, neither opposed to nausea originating in the photographs and woodblock own and with the help of the New England Journal of Medicine. patients nor doctors knew in advance stomach. So. we can assume that the prints by his brothers, Drs. my older brothers who were Harvard Medical School researchers at who got the real or dummy drugs. marijuana somehow works on the Energy Orville and Cyrus Runring. studying art m college." he the Sidney Farbcr Cancer Center say Dr. Stephen Salan said in an central nervous system to block or explained. they tested the effectiveness of the interview that about 75 per cent of the repress the vomiting response " COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -- The Joint Select ANOTHER BROTHER marijuana drug against a dummy drug thousands of patients getting Committee on Energy issued final recommendations on Dr. Joseph Running, opened EVEN THOUGH his in 22 patients with a variety of chemotherapy for cancer suffer PATIENTS IN THE study received Wednesday calling for an expansion and tightening of the show Sunday with an brothers were influential in cancers. moderate to extreme nausea and the marijuana orally in capsules state regulation over Ohio's public utilities. organ recital in the developing his interest in For patients who completed the vomiting. And of this group. 90 per containing concentrations of The special energy panel, concluding a five-month university's chapel. art. Dr. Running said that study. 12 of 15 cases involving cent get no relief from conventional delU'lietrahydio cannahinol (THC), study of utility ratemaking. said ihe formula foi Dr. Running, who has their works are not similar marijuana drug treatments resulted in antinausea drugs. the active ingredient in the drug determining gas and electric rates should be scrapped. taught at the Unversity in nature. at least a 50 per cent reduction in Salan said he and his colleagues in responsible foi its euphoric effect. Another key recommendation for lighler controls on automatic fuel adjustments by electric companies is currently under consideration by the Senate Energy and Grade averages released Environment Committee which is expected to approve The following accumulative grade point averages released by the Office of the Registiar are the dividing lines the fuel bill this week. for the upper 20 and 35 per cent of colleges and duw tor the l*»74-75 academic yeai. The averages arc based on the third quarter. 1975. COLLEGE UPPER 20 PER CENT UPPER 35 PER CENT Kidnapers Soph. Jr. Sr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Business Administration 3.12 3.24 3.23 2.82 2.93 2.98 Education 3.25 3.31 3.44 2.97 3.06 3.22 DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) •• The kidnapers of Dutch Arts and Sciences 3.28 3.36 3.45 2.98 3.10 3.21 Businessman Tiede Herrema are ihrcalenirg lo cut off Musical Afts 3.60 3.61 3.51 3.40 3.43 3.36 one of his feet if police keep insisting on proof he is Health and Community Services 3.20 3.38 3.35 3.04 3.13 3.13 alive, Herrema said in a tape-recorded message Wednesday. The message said the 53-year-old busmesMti.m. kidnaped outside his Limerick home Oct. 3, was being Stevenson may run SCHOOL* i M REcxmos m ««rt held by the "Irish Liberalion Organ/ation." Il was ihe 1314 W. WOOSTE(K N-MT »»ra' first time the group behind the kidnap has named itself. CHICAGO (AP) -- US. candidate, said Tuesday that It also called on the International Red Cross to bring Sen. Adlai Stevenson. he is reluctant to run but pressure on Irish authorities to secure his release, a new Ill II! i says he will decide sees no "conscientious way demand. by m i d-N o v e m b e r to say no" to those urging Officials of Herrema's Ferenka steel company said the on.whether to seek the 1976 him to seek the presidency. voice on the tape clearly was lhat of Herrema. and Democratic nomination for newsmen hearing the recording said the businessman president. Stevenson's late father. obviously was emotionally distressed. Kilchcn pots and Adlai Stevenson Jr.. was pans were heard rattling in (he background of the The Illinois Democrat, twice defeated by Dwight recording. son of a twice unsuccessful Eisenhower for the Democratic presidential presidency. Come On Down and join in our Anniversary Sale 532 EAST WOOSTER BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Celebration.... Specials
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A sense of peace pervades the atmosphere at the math gets work done in private, and Kathy Alt, freshman science library, where students can study in the (A&S), and Bruce Whitmyre, sophomore (A&S), find Seclusion relatively secluded area on the third floor of the references in the well-lined stacks. (Newsphoto by Ed building. Margie Fitzpatrick, sophomore (A&S). right, Suba) SWEETEST DA Y Relics in danger
fa\\ Floral Arrangement; ATHENS (AP) said the famed monuments adopted as remedies Pollution over the past 40 overlooking the city of past. $5»8 years has caused greater Athens should be covered Tripanis quoted damage to the ancient with plastic or nylon for the report as saying poll monuments on the winter. "gnaws al the mar cash & carry Acropolis hill than they Tripanis said the report wears it down into suffered in the previous four stressed that if protective thin dust." centuries, a United Nations measures were not taken "The situation >lace your orders aheat report said yesterday. before winter, "the that this winter, when Minister of Culture monuments might be atmospheric pollution will call 353-8381 Constantmc Tripanit, in irretrievably damaged." be denser, heavy rain or hail also: all types of green plants announcing the report, said TRIPANIS said the will suffice to break away antiquity experts from the UNESCO experts, who whole parts of the columns clay pots A saucers United Nations Educational, studied the monuments for and statues," the report Scientific and Cultural a week, singled out added. KLOTZ FLOWER FARM Organization proposed an pollution as the No. I The UNESCO team was Marines recruit officers Napolton & S. Collage Rdi. immediate start on llueat. Other dangers were invited here as part of an protection of the undergrourd rock fissures, initial SI r. million antiquity By Cindy Smerciiu once a quarter lo recruit attitudes are more j| HOURS: 8-5 M - Sat. 2,500-year-old marble aircraft misc. and harmful rescue operation recently Staff Reporter potential officers. businesslike." temples and statuary. They measures erroneously launched by the Greek Capt. Rogers said government, Hostility toward the Capt. Rogers said he yesterday that he had talked THE EXPERTS said that military is a thing of the encounters almost no with about .10 interested after covering the past, according lo Capt. hostility from students persons. The recruiting drive monuments, the most Steven Rogers, a recruiter besides well-meaning jukes continues today. ant tonight 5p.m.tbm.dnight damaged parts should he lor the United Slates Marine "lt*s quite a change. Five' hclK-optci rides and •<' removed _fpr specialised Corps. years ago they (the demonstrations for those laboratory treatment, He is conducting a recruiters) were having interested in aviation will be Tripanis said. two-day qfficer recruiting things thrown al (hem." he offered tomorrow. and every ThvrS. night.... He added that in some drive from a table in noted. After a person expresses cases it may be considered University Hall. interest in the Marine wiser for the monuments to • ' I HAVEN'T officer training program he be kept in museums and The Marines, who do not encountered any hostility must take an aptitude test. substituted on the Acropolis have an ROTC program on this entire year," he If he passes the aptitude hill with "perfect copies." campus, conduct such drives continued. "The student's test, he then must pass a physical. The Marines' standards are high, according to Capt. Rogers, saying he Is lucky if "five or ten people remain out of 100 after the two initial tests."
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>WW(ftpwHMI» By Joe Wollet said. About one-third of the education is helpful in ALL CAMPUS PARTY Staff Reporter college is comprised of getting jobs. Tickets women. "There is no substitute A student with a degree Accounting is the biggest for experience," Hodge said. WHEN: SATURDAY NITE OCT. IS Due to further mailing difficulties, tickets for next in business is not guaranteed month's Crosby-Nash concert will go on sale Monday area of specialization, Students can get internships a job upon graduation, but Hodge said, drawing about through the college in order 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. instead of today, according to a Union Activities may have more luck than Organization spokesmen. one-third of those who to gain experience, she said. those majoring in other come to summer But the flaw with the areas, according to Marie pre-registration. General internship program is that WHERE: THE HYDRAULIC ROOM Hodje, assistant to the dean business attracts about there are not enough jobs 2 BLOCKS Language of the College of Business one-fourth of the new available to the students Administration. business majors, but only who apply for them, Hodge SOUTH OF FOUNDERS QUAD. A "Language Experience-Reading and Writing" The number of students five per cent graduate in said. ON THE CORNER OF mini-course which can be taken for one hour credit will enrolling in the college is on general business. A student's education in be offered tomorrow and Saturday in il5 Education the rise, Hodge said, while the business college provides MANVILLE AND LEHMAN. Bldg. other colleges in the Hodge said many students a broad base, Hodge said, so There is a fee of $22.00 for in-service credit, $22.50 University are experiencing choose general business that 40 to 60 per cent of a for undergraduate credit, and $35.50 for graduate credit. declines. until they are sure which student's courses are in WHAT: ALL THE DANCING & DRINKING For additional information and registration contact A few years ago, she said, area they would like to business. YOU CAN HANDLE FOR S1.00 the Reading Center, 576 Education Bldg., 372-2551. the College of Education specialize in. She said most had 5,200 majors and students should pick an area Students today are more WITH: B.G.'S FINEST SOUND SYSTEM business had about 3,000. of specialization by their worried about what they are Recruiters Now about 4,400 students junior year. going to do after college, are ir. education, 4,000 are the said, and are asking 15 ICE COLD KEGS AND 4 TAPS The Navy will be recruiting on campus from Oct. in arts and sciences and IT IS important to have earlier about the kind of 20-23. Recruiters will be in the hallway of the 3,600 are in business. introductory courses for jobs that will be available to PRESENTED BY Math-Science Building and are interested in all students, Hodge said enrollment in new students to sample them. When the economy especially mathematics and science majors. United States the business college is majors before they must improves, there will be more CAMPUS SOUND ENTERPRISES citizenship is required. increasing by 200 to 300 choose one. Hodge said, jobs in business, Hodge said. students a year. adding that Business Administration 102 Is a SHE ATTRIBUTED the good survey course for Free lecture increase to the practicality students. Dr. James V. McConnell, professor of psychology and of a business education. Majors are important in psychiatry at the University of Michigan and author of a Teaching positions are not getting a job upon text used in beginning psychology courses at the as abundant as they were a graduation, she said, but University, will present a free lecture at 7:30 tonight in experience in the field helps LASALLE*S few years ago, thus 210 Math Science Bldg. enhancing a career in people in business get business. successive jobs. People hold Of the freshmen entering an average of four jobs Volunteer the college this fall, 42 per during their lives, according Volunteers in Progress will hold an informational cent were women. Hodge to Hodge, so a broad meeting for all students interested in serving as volunteer leaders for the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts at 7:00 tonight THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT in 104 Business Administration Bldg. IN STADIUM CINEMA I ONLY ADMISSION $1.25 WITH STUDENT I.D. A TERRIFIC ENTERTAINMENT NOW $1 BARGAIN! ALL SEATS $1.00 $1 CINEMA I PL A YING JUNIOR BLAZER TOPPED NOW PLAYING SKIRT: A CLASSIC LOOK .GREAT HITS- THE TWO MOST CONTROVERSIAL EVENINGS AT 7:15 FILMS OF OUR TIME! EVENINGS AT 7:15 Tailored looks that go places: A etissy, brassy .ssssy musical BEING THE ADVENTURES OF A ■Sm*»«N»Ciy campus-to-career sportswear. YOUNG MAN WHOSE STREISAND & CAAN PRINCIPAL INTERESTS ARE Gently fitted V-neckline RAPE, ULTRA-VIOLENCE, corduroy blazer sports a notched Can Ijcm Qet! AND BEETHOVEN. collar. Button front is fashioned BEST MIM 0F1HEYMR • with 2 patch pockets. 100% IEST DIRECTOR OF 1HE YEAR cotton corduroy with acetate lining." Tan rust and navy. 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I the fact that her voice is compared to the exciting the other two albums. Rock and roll has pretty innocuous and pliable enough "Heart Like a Wheel." "Acid Queen," as the much been a man's world. INTERESTINGLY to fit the light, pop album is entitled, is an From the very beginning the enough, these three records arrangements she is given. It is difficult to pinpoint exciting romp through the music has been seem to cover the entire There is little feeling that the exact reason for this. idioms of high energy rock A great fashion look this fall is characterized by an spectrum of pop music these arrangements exist to Ronstadt's vocal and funk. aggressiveness that always styles. Seemingly, and support her voice. performances are all of the It is a good album that has bordered on violence. hopefully, they give the Aside from the fact that almost seethes with energy. the popular western shirt. top caliber. Her voice This is obviously a stance ' indication that the time has the album is artistically alternates between the Tina Turner's voice is in top thai has called for a come when we can expect lifeless, it is difficult to find tender and the aggressive in form and, as usual, she is Quilted yoke styling in assorted maximum of macho to fund women working in fault with it. There is even a a most exciting fashion, but backed by arrangements posturing on the part of any musical style without certain charm in the with few exceptions the that are every bit as those who have wanted to arousing feelings of faultless pop arrangements songs she sings on this new powerful and fiery as her colors and patterns on natural be real rock ai.d rollers. amazement or even raised and the little-girl innocence album seem to be quite own performances. This fact largely has kept eyebrows. of Olivia Newton-John's forgettable. Side one is the album's women out of the world of The first of these records, readings of the soungs highlight,and features Tina's polyester-cotton. The perfect rock. It seems that few Olivia Newton-John's found here. It seems that it is mostly own recordings of five of women see themselves as "Clearly Love," gives the "Clearly Love" is good a matter of lackluster the 60's most aggressive match for today's stylish fitting the popular rock and best view of the traditional fare for the unadventurous. arranging and song rock songs. She takes songs roll image, and few men are role played by the female in Linda Ronstadt can be selection. Only two by the Stones, the Who and pre-washed denims. ready to accept those the pop music world. found a little farther over songs-the well-known Led Zeppelin and delivers women who would try it. This record is harmless, on the scale that runs from standards 'Tracks Of My them in a style that makes unexciting and runs right harmless to aggressive. Tears" and "Heat the singer's gender a Sizes S-M-L-XL. IT WOULD be naive, of down the middle of the Wave"-actually stand out. pointless question. course, to imply that road. HER VOICE is The other material on the Comfortable women have not played an The material found on unmistakably forceful, and album is enjoyable, but it is These records have important part in the "Clearly Love" can be her image carefully blends rarely memorable enough to something to offer for and easygoing. Now in development of popular classified basically as the down-home country charm arouse any real excitement. everyone-from the timid to music in the last 20 years. softest of rock with just with alluring sexuality. the stout-hearted. All three the Trendsetter Shop $18 We have seen a large and enough of a hint of country These two factors have STANDING AT the other of these women have their diverse parade of popular to give it the laid-back feel combined to make her one end of the spectrum as she own particular talents. female artists. The only that is becoming so popular of the hottest performers in always has, we find Tina These albums highlight thing is. they largely have these days. popular music at this time. Turner. Fresh from her role these, as well as point to the been pop stylists and folk The songs deal with love Unfortunately, her latest as the Acid Queen in limitations in the individual singers. Few have been and brotherhood and release, "Prisoner In "Tommy," Tina Turner just approaches to their music. associated with music that happiness, and even a little could be called aggressive. hint of pain. And, above all, DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE The fact thai women they are pretty. Their r- 1 T ■ i T- TT LASAI1 ,E*S !»>> lO» AMCIII1 1 ■ 1 Cagann * P ' usually are not thought of melodies are catchy and ACROSS « A«t ■ in a rock context is best their arrangements lush. 1 Actor Franchot 4« French actor h Autumn leaf ■ 1- 1 illustrated by the excited Guttrv «h. ABORTION $12500 -*®*~ CLASSIFIED «o» TOLL FREE »«.m.- 10 p.. 1 1100 4 18 IMO CAMPUS CALENDAR bdrm., (65/mo. Stop in at Haunted House - Song & WEAR 339 S. Maple. Dance. Thursday. October 16, 1975 Babysitter 2:30-5:30 p.m. D.U. Li'l Sis Rush tonight Comfortable dresssing is important. Accounting Club meeting Rm. 110 B.A. Bldg., 7:30 p.m. on Mon. & Wed., 2:30-7:30 7:30-9:30 at the house Repres. from Arthur Young & Co. & Brian Moore from p.m. on Tues. & Thur. facing the library. All girls placement office. Angela Bell, 831 7th St. welcome. With today's lifestyles, you've Apt. 4 before 2 p.m. If BGSU Karate Club: Goju-Kai practice session Rm. South housing needed, free room Gym, Women's Bldg. 7-9 p.m. & board. 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Coll Collect See Ann Marie In 413 South Mike. THE VILLAGE 1-216-631-15B7 Hall. Volunteers only, PREACHER. Opening soon. 1969 TR6 excellent cond. 24 HOUR SERVICE please. WANTED Good gas mileage yellow Sororities - the Sig Ep Ghost w/W. Blufton, 358-2788. SERVICES OFFERED Need 1 m. rmmte. own awaits it's chance with Thundiy, October 16.1975. The BG Newi/P»r 1 Unfamiliar faces dominate cagers' drill By Dick R -Three-year starters and last year's top three scorers Jeff Hammye averaged S.9 points and 4.9 rebounds per game team's regular punter and second-team comerback and will Sports Editor Montgomery, Cornelius Cash and Skip Howard. last season and improved as the campaign progressed. His not handle the roundball until late November. Montgomery and Cash both scored over 1.000 points in continued development will be an important key to BG's Who are these guys? their Falcon careers. The trio took a combined 45.3 scoring chances this winter. TWO SCHOLARSHIP freshmen, 6-2 John Fitzpatrick of That's what fans who witnessed the Falcon basketball average with them through graduation. Hammye is listed as a forward as 6-8 senior captain Williamsville, N.Y. and 5-11 Jerry Hunter from Rochester, team's first official practice yesterday afternoon probably -Top front line reserve Mark Cartwright. a 7-0 center Andre Richardson will handle the pivot duties. Richardson, N.Y. have as good a shot for starting berths in the wondered, and with rightful cause. who recently signed a contract to play professional a defensive ace, was a part-time starter last year and backcourt as any of the others. A group of 12 players went through opening-day drills at basketball in Italy. averaged 6.2 points and 6.7 rebounds per contest. Snapshooting sophomore Jim Feckley is another guard Anderson Arena under the watchful eye of fifth-year -Starling guard Steve Cooper, who decided not to report After Hammye and Richardson, Bowling Green has hopeful after a season of JV play. mentor Pat Haley. back for his senior season because of personal reasons. nobody taller than 6-6. Suddenly, all the height the Falcons Six weeks of practice are scheduled before the season But a lot of familiar faces were absent fiom the Cooper, the team's best defensive player last year, averaged boasted about for two years has vanished. hardwood. opens with a home engagement against Wittenberg Dec. 3. 9.6 points per game and was an honorable mention all-MAC The squad will practice every Monday, Tuesday, The hoopsters engaged in a two-hour session devoted to choice. TOP CANDIDATES for the other forward spot are Thursday and Friday Scrimmages will be held each fundamentals and what Haley termed learning exercises. -Guard Larry Wingate. sixth man as a freshman last senior John Arnold, junior Dan Hipsher and sophomore Wednesday afternoon and Saturday morning, with Sunday winter, who dropped out of school because of academic Norvain Morgan. All three measure 6-5. but have very as a day of rest. HALEY. WHO guided last yeai's squad to an 18-10 problems. limited varsity experience. record, a second-place finish in the Mid-American -Junior Jay Underman. who transferred to Villanova. Dave Sutton, a 6-4 junior who led the JV's in scoring last Conference (MAC) and a thiid-place showing in the The 6-8 center-forward could have been a top sub this year, is another forward candidate along with 6-6 leaper Murtaugh rehired National Commissioner's Invitational Tournament, has a season. Clarence Jackson, a freshman from Albion. Mich. major rebuilding task on his hands this winter. -Assistant coach Bob Hill, the tireless recruiter, who In the backcourt, left bare by the departure of It's easy to see why. Among the missing are: accepted a similar position at the University of Pittsburgh Montgomery. Cooper and Wingate. junior college transfers as fiucs manager this summer. Mike Ehrenfried, last vear's JV coach, replaces Tommy Harris and Chuckie James are the likely choices for Hill. starting roles. CINCINNATI "I LIKE to manage and (AP)-Danny Murtaugh this has been a pretty good THE CUPBOARD is not completely bare, however. Harris, a 6-4 junior from Lorain Admiral King High blushed aside thoughts of year hcalthwise," said Some talent does return and three incoming freshmen and School, played his junior college ball at Vincennes (Ind.). retirement yesterday and Murtaugh. 58. at a news two promising junior college dansfers brighten the scene James is a 6-4 sophomore originally from Stoughton, announced he would return conference while he was considerably. Mass. who played at Aruona Western last year. as manager of the Pittsburgh attending the World Seriev For starters, there's skinny 6-9 sophomore Ron Sophomore Greg Kampe, a standout for last year's JV Pirates baseball team next "I was only really ill one Hammye. who broke into the starting lineup midway unit despite his S-10 frame, is also a contender for a starting year. time. As long as I feel good, through last season and impiessed Falcon fans with his spot. there's a possibility of me hustle. Kampe has one drawback, though. He is the football Murtaugh. who took over managing." he said. the Pirates midway through General manager Joe E. the 1957 season, guided the Biown gave Murtaugh a vote Pirates to a fust-place finish of confidence, saying, "I'd in the National League's like him to manage until he Perez puzzled over hitting Eastern Division this year decides not to." before losing to the Brown said Murtaugh's CINCINNATI (AP) - In Sox 2-1. the 33-year-old with 20 home runs and a doing a good job on me," he Cincinnati Reds in the contract was his usual for the boyant. bustling Cuban hadn't had the smell .282 average. His 1,024 rbis says, "they mess my mind playoffs. one year's duration. Cincinnati dressing of a hit. He was 0-for-IO in sent him soaring past Frank up. They make me too room-home of a team that three games, frustrated and Robinson's team record of anxious. insists it is headed for bewildered. 1,009. "I tell myself, "Don't baseball's world "Personal things don't "I always like to hit with worry, you get your swing championship--one man sits count." he tried to men on base." Perez says. "I back any day now' but still "38,500.000 alone in a comet and rationalize. "It's what the like the challenge." I wish I could be more help broods. team does that matters. The "Boston pitchers are to my team," he said. Unclaimed "I don't know what team is doing pretty good. happen. I am not swinging Me? I have had my bad THE BROTHERS OF Scholarships good. I am happy for the times and my good times. Over $33,500,000 unclaimed scholarships, gianis. aids, and team. I am not happy for Now I wait for good times fellowships ranging Irom S50 to S10.000 Cuiient list of myself," laments Tony again." these sources researched and compiled as ot Sept. 15. 1975 Perez, the Reds' first THETA CHI baseman and top run NO ACTIVE player has CONGRATULATES UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS 11275 Massachusetts Ave.. Los Angeles. CA 90025 producer over the last nine been a better run producer THEIR NEW OFFICERS: years. than Perez. In nine seasons, Q I am enclosing S9 95 plus $1 00 foe postage and handling. FVesident - Ahrk Kerns Going into the fourth he has batted in 90 runs or game of the World Series more per year, on six Vice President - TonyGiameUo PLEASE RUSH YOUR CURRENT LIST OF Wednesday night, with the occassions more than 100. Reds leading the Boston Red This year, he had 109 rbi, Secretary - Art Komarouski UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHPS SOURCES TO: ~—■ Treasurer - DON'T MISS Don Weber FORCE OF NATURE, THURS. OCT. 16 Asst. Treasurer - Joe Dunn STUDENT SERVICES FORUM. 9 p.m. FREE ADMISSION Social Chairman - TonyHustak sponsored by Black Student Union, Student Activities. Head basketball coach Pat Haley directed yesterday's Student Development Asst. Social Chairman - Pete Villon practice session at Anderson Arena. 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Call ahead for Pick-Ups CAPTAIN ROGERS (313)226-7764 352-1506 .*.««**•' Saleet, Jackson Prosaic—big cog in the defense nab loop honors "He always comes to Bowling Green's Sherrill Jackson and Dan Saleet By Mike Letko piece of ice over a bruise on outstanding game. "It was against Western backfleld," Prosak recalled. his left leg to prevent "How'd you do that - Michigan a week ago. I just "Swick just lost control of play," the Falcon coach have been named as the Mid-American Conference further swelling. kick yourself?" one of the came off the field after a the ball and it was right said. "Alex is like money in (MAC) football players of the week. The game just had Both were standouts in BG's 34-17 triumph over conducted and Alex Prosak, The deep purple bruise scribes joked as Prosak series of plays and it was there in front of me. I guess the bank. He's a fine player, was the shape of an oval on grinned. sore. But it didn't stop me it was just a case of me and a fine person, too. arch-rival Toledo Saturday. BG'i massive sophomore Jackson, a 5-11, 175-pound senior, was a defensive tackle, sal in the his calf, taking up about as "Does it hurt a lot?" from playing." being at the right place at "There's a lot of fine football players in the unamimous choice for the defensive honor. He had trainer's room surrounded much area as two hockey another inquired. IT WAS Prosak's recovery the right time." pucks laid flat next to each "Naw, not too much," of a Gene Swick fumble Falcon head coach Don country but he's a good nine tackles, including four solo stops, intercepted by a gathering of reporters two passes that led to Falcon scores, caused one who were hoping for some other. It looked as though Prosak shrugged. "It only during the third period with Nehlen called Prosak's person as well. "And," Nehlen added, fumble and added a touchdown-saving tackle. sort of assessment of the someone had wedged a golf hurts when I get kicked. But Toledo driving toward the fumble recovery the turning point of the game. "He's only a sophomore. Saleet. the league's leading rusher, was the week's game. ball underneath his skin. I wear a pad over it. It sorta potential go-ahead "It was all BG after that He's not doing bad for a offensive award winner. It marked the third time in Prosak. whose third THE INJURY looked looks like somebody stuck touchdown that proved to five weeks that he was BG's offensive nominee. (his recovery)," explained sophomore, or a junior, or a quarter fumble recovery was painful enough to prevent a an egg under my skin. But it be the critical play of the The Lakewood junior operated at both tailback normal person from hasn't bothered my running. game. Nehlen, who said Prosak's senior. And just think - a key play in the Falcons' hell be back for two more and fullback against the Rockets and amassed 1S2 victory over Toledo walking, yet it did not stop "I really don't know how "No one picked me up as performance this season has years!" yards in 27 carries. He also scored three touchdowns. Saturday, was rubbing a Prosak from playing another it happened," he continued. I was penetrating their been tremendous. Women spikers defeat four By Lauri Leach to wrap up the match with a initiate much of the attack. the first game before attack, but Uiey were a Assistant Sports Editor 15-10 win in the second "The teams we played disposing of them, 15-8. good, scrambling team." game. weren't that strong Peterson lauded the play The Falcon spikers have a Though young and THE FALCONS then offensively, so I think we'll of both her team and rough weekend coming up inexperienced, Bowling annihilated Wooster in a probably work on being Defiance. as they play Ohio University Green's women's volleyball 15-4, 15-2 laugher, to win more offensive ourselves," "Both our varsity and JV and Capital University at team has proven itself with the third match of the Peterson said. "We had teams had a lot of bright Bexley Oct. 24, then travel a string of four victories and quadrangular meet. better backcourt play. In points offensively," she to Cincinnati Oct. 25 where no losses. "Saturday's matches were fact, I'd say our backcourt said. "It was the first match they meet Mt. St. Joseph The lady Falcons have a test of a new team and play was relatively good." for the "B" team and they and the University of victimized four teams-Ohio team members that haven't Tuesday right BG's had first-game jitters, but Dayton, always a big Northern University (ONU), played that much," said spikers had to fight to they managed to rise to the volleyball contender in the Cedarville College, College volleyball mentor Pat overcome a much improved occasion. state. of Wooster and Defiance Peterson. "I'd say they Defiance College team, "We're going to work on College-in four days. passed the test with flying 15-10.15-11. "DEFIANCE WAS much getting our offense and colors." The junior varsity squad better than they have front-line defense going ONU became BG's first The Falcons seemed was successful in its bid for been " she added. "This is before that weekend," victim in a quadrangular capable of adjusting to the a victory in its first match the first time they've had a Peterson said. "Well really match Saturday at tempo of the matches, of the season, as BG edged JV team and I was surprised have to rise to the Anderson Arena. The although they failed to out Defiance's JV's 1715 in at their depth. They had no Falcons had little trouble with the women spikers from Ada, downing them 15-7 and 15-4. Cedarville proved more of a challenge for Bowling The BG New Green, as the Falcons SPORTS scraped past in the tight Falcon defensive tackle Alex Prosak (77) lowers the boom first game of the match, Thursday. October 16. 1975 Page 8 17-15. BG then proceeded Terry Goodman Tickets on sale for A new hockey rivalry is born MAC grid twinbill Tickets for Saturday's Mid-American Conference (MAC) By Terry Goodman Serge Aubry turned away 38 shots, 24 in the first period Down 1-0 entering the last period, Crusader fans got football doubleheader at Cleveland Stadium are on sale now . Stiff Writer to lead the fired-up Stingers. desperate and gave their team a patriotic salute through two at the Memorial Hall ticket office. Crusader goalminder Gerry (heavers' only miscue was a mascots. RICHFIELD - Nothing in sports is more exciting than a breakaway goal by 20-year old rookie Claude Larose. TICKETS ARE $4 for students and Ss for adults. All confrontation between two rival clubs. Cincinnati coach Terry Slater noted afterwards, "Every THE MASCOTS were wearing Richard Nixon masks near tickets are good for both games of the doubleheader. Two teams usually will play with extra inspiration and guy wanted to win this game badly.. .this feels great. the C's locker room. When the Clevelanders came out for Toledo will face Western Michigan in the first game at 6 emotion due to close geographical location or tradition. the last 20 minutes, the Nixon's saluted the team by waving p.m. followed by the Falcons against Kent State at 9 p.m. For example, in college football, heated battles occur "WE CAME here to prove something and we did. It's just small American flags. Student tickets will not be sold at the gates. between Ohio State and Michigan, Auburn and Alabama super to win on the road like this. We have a lot of desire, But even the salute to the hosts didn't help. Jacked-up and Army and Navy among others. BG's dogfights with that's for sure." young Cincinnati, probably not the superior team, used Frenchman Larose, using a limited amount of English, emotion, pride and guts in polishing off the seasoned Purple Toledo are another example of a long-standing rivalry. * * In professional sports, the same applies. In Ohio, the chimed in, "We maybe tight at first, but we fired-up. We Gang for the win. POMMERETTE Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns are young want win bad." After the beating was over, disbelief clouded the losing * * rivals on the gridiron. locker room, and maybe even a hint of revenge was in their * TRY-OUT * On Saturday night, another rivalry was bom between And so did the Cincinnati fans. As many as 750 Stinger eyes. * INFO-NIGHT * those same two Ohio cities, only in a different faithful, including the booster club, made the trip north for The Crusaders, who have made the playoffs every year in * * sport-hockey. the game. the WHA, were shell-shocked. The Cincinnati Stingers, playing their first big league The foreign fans made their presence known. They The next time those two clubs meet, it probably will be * FOR FRESHMEN * game ever, squared off with the four-year-old Cleveland yelled, screamed, blew air horns and chanted repeatedly an even harder hitting matchup. More flare-ups will occur. * AND TRANSFER STUDENTS * Crusaders in the World Hockey Association (WHA) lidlifter STIN-G-E-RS. The fans will yell even louder than before. Why? * * at the home of the Lake Erie outfit, the Richfield Simple. This time Cleveland will have something to « OCT. 16, 8:00 p.m.. Education Building o Coliseum. Cleveland fans, making up the majority of the 12,248 in prove. A new rivalry has been born. ******************* attendance, booed heavily-some at the Stinger group and A RIVALRY is spurred on by competition and the voice others at the Crusaders for blowing six power plays. of the fans. 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