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BULLETIN House here felt a victory over steady lead throughout the evening phere prevailed The crowd never had arrived The governor's trip to the Witk K per cent «l tke vote la M 3 Republican James Rhodes coming on over the former governor of two thanked his supporters and campaign numbered more than about 150 people podium with his wife and other workers ■ BI , termer Gav. James Raeees laak "I know it's all a little early, but all terms. With I per cent of the vote The band-playing, flag-waving hoopla Democrats was prolonged with Rhodes said he tried to call Gilligan a slight Ira* aver Gav. John J. the signs are good-very good." the 53- reported. Gilligan received 1.183,485 associated with American politics was congratulations from supporters. to congratulate him but was unable to GUIigaa Guilgu kea beea Ike year-old incumbent told the cheering votes to Rhodes' 1.140,082 missing. "I want to thank you and the predicted wksaer tlacc the paid closed. throng that greeted him about 11 p.m. reach him. The only excitement occurred when thousands around the state who carried Democrats and Republicans should By Rose Hume The few thousands who had packed Meanwhile, headquarters in the a group of tipsy Gilligan fans ambled the campaign into their neighbor- work together for a better state. and the ballroom broke into applause and Governor's Suite of Neil House was as through the Republican crowd chanting hoods." Gilligan shouted to the crowd Rhodes said. Lorraine Jameses tears. They had been gathering since quiet as a graveyard compared to the "Gilligan, Gilligan. Gilligan." and "No after discovering the microphones COLUMBUS-The Democrats and This is the night of cease-fire." be 8:30 p.m. The returns apparently were rowdy Democratic camp directly next way for Rhodes this year " were dead supporters of John J. Gilligan who said. "This is a night to call off well worth waiting for. door Most polls favored Gilligan. but crowded the ballroom of the Neil Gilligan managed to maintain a A subdued, almost indifferent atmos- hostilities I wish Governor Gilligan "FOUR MORE years." shouted Rhodes had made it more of a contest and his wife well." someone back at Gilligan s head in the past few weeks quarters. The 85-year-old Republican "Be quiet." responded another THE FORMER governor arrived at contender said. "This will be my last member of the crowd. "That sounds his ramp about 12:30 this morning to run at a public office. But I'll try to too much like somebody else.'' make a brief concession speech to his build and reconstruct the Republican TV cameramen on an elevated followers. Party." platform told the crowd that Gilligan Looking somber and tired. Rhodes • To po«a five Glenn wins by landslide; Latta ! olds House seat By Marcla Cwik IN THE RACE for the 5th District "This is a time for really Staff Reporter House of Representatives seat. constructive stewardship in the Republican incumbent Delbert Latta country." he added. COLUMBUS-Former astronaut was leading Democrat Bruce Edwards Glenn looked tired but quietly happy John Glenn, elected to the U.S. Senate by more than 1.600 votes with only 5 as he delivered his two-minute speech. yesterday by a landslide margin, last per rent of the precincts reporting Perk campaign officials blamed bis night thanked "the team effort" of his Latta. a strong supporter of former loses on a lack of money for supporters in helping him achieve President Richard Nixon, won his seat campaigning. victory. by 82.000 votes in 1*72 With 60 per cent of the vote in at Edwards, a University economics Glenn was heavily favored over press time, Glenn, a Democrat, was professor, based his campaign largely Perk, the mayor of Cleveland But the leading Republican opponent Ralph on the issue of inflation. size of the victory apparently surprised Perk 1.600.000 to 500.000. Glenn's victory raised speculation many observers. that he could be a potential candidate Shortly after Glenn's acceptance Glenn acknowledged his win at 10:40 for the vice presidency. Glenn did not speech, supporters wheeled out a 800- p.m. in his motel Addressing about 300 discuss the matter. pound victory cake shaped like the jubilant supporters. Glenn said. "The Dressed in a plain, dark suit, he told Capitol. Throughout the evening Glenn people of Ohio turned out in record supporters that yesterday's election supporters, exuberant over the quick numbers to display basic resolve in may be an important point in history word of victory, sang "When John beliefs in government." "LOOKING BACK, historians may Glenn Comas Marching In." to the tune Perk, meanwhile, conceded defeat regard this time as a turning point." of "When The Saints Come Marching shortly after 9 p. m Glenn said In." Kurfess beats Toalston Bv Mary Zltello claiming victory before a larger involved in campaigning two years and number ol precincts were in, admitted from now if he is still in the area. Rick Beasman that he was happy with his outcome as Toalston said his loss either compared to those of fellow indicated that his campaign message State Rep Charles Kurfess appeared Republicans. did not get through to the public or that headed for victory last night in his race "In light of what else has happened the public was not ready to change for re-election against Democrat Art in the state, I have every right to be state representatives. Toalston. exuberant." Kurfess said. He referred Both Kurfess and Toalston are With 50 of 128 Wood County precincts to the defeat of former Governor University alumni. Woman pollster, distribute ballots lo a Bowlina Green votor at the National counted. Kurfess was leading Toalston James A. Rhodes by incumbent John Kurfess is minority leader of the 4.561 to 2.372 Gilligan and the loss by Cleveland Guard Armory. The city votor turnout was reported average to abovo normal. State House. Toalston is a speech and Kurfess. while stopping short of Mayor Ralph Perk to Democrat John journalism teacher at Findlay High (Nawsphoto by Mike Grone) Glenn. School.
KURFESS SAID Gilligan "squeaked through" in his race and that there was "no way you can really consider this Area voters turnout in steady flow much of a victory." Weather As for the Republican party's generally poor showing at the polls. By Rick BeasniM p.m.. "I think we are doing very well." Deadline for voting was extended Workers at the polls located in the Kurfess said it will "have to start from Light artixle occasionally mixed Staff Reporter She said about one third of the one hour this year, from 6:30 p.m. to armory described the turnout as above scratch and rebuild with new faces, with snow Harries Ikes aserssag eligible voters had voted at that time 7:30 p.m.. but spokespersons at the normal at midafternoon new people, and start right now." and beeamksg partly cleady Ikst Voter turnout in Bowling Green polls unanimously agreed that the Election personnel at the Public Toalston, meanwhile, said be was afternoon. Hicks today 88 the low ranged from normal to above average WHEN THE POLLS closed at 7:30 extra hour was not necessary. Each Library said mere than 50 per cent of satisfied with his campaign despite his and mU «8s. yesterday, according to spokespersons p.m.. about 173 of about 227 eligible poll reported that only a couple persons eligible voters had voted by 3 pm apparent loss to Kurfess Partly cleady and ceM tonight at polls around the city. voters in Ward F. division one. and voted during the hour. They described the turnout as steady "We waged the best campaign we with lows In the ■■per 28a tad the lower 38s. Tomorrow mostly Most polls reported that voting was about 183 of 366 eligible voters in Ward A spokesman at the Crim Street and very good. could under the given circumstances," steady throughout the day. with the F. division two. had voted at the School said that if persons wanted to Toalston said. "The issues we talked saury and not as eoM with hlgha la biggest rush occurring from 4:30 pm school. vote they could get to the polls by 6:30 AT THE RIDGE Street School, about were important and still will the law and arid 58s. to6p.m. Another election worker at the p.m. election workers said voting was remain in 1976 and 1978." Probability of preeipHatien 48 A worker at the polls in the Crim school said she thought the turnout was Although it was a chilly, rainy day. steady until the last hour when it per cent today and T* per cant Elementary School, designated for good and added that she thought "they spokespersons at the various polls said slowed considerably Two hundred TOALSTON DID not comment if be teaigat. Ward C. division two. and Ward F. (voters) were just better informed this they did not think the weather affected twenty-nine of 390 eligible voters in one would run for office again, but did divisions one and two. said at 2:30 time about the election." voter turnout division had voted there by 7 p.m. admit that be would be actively Democrats gain strength nationwide
WASHINGTON (API-Democrats A DEMOCRAT. Edmund G "Jerry" With 38 carry-overs, the Democrats retiring Republican Edward J. more City Council member who has dential nominee in 1972. parlayed Republican scandals and Brown Jr.. SB. led in his bid to become had to win only 13 of the 34 seats at Gurney. been active in Democratic party gnawing inflation into a landslide of governor of California. stake in the balloting to keep a party reforms. OTHER Democratic incumbents off-year election victories yesterday, majority in the Senate. STONE BEAT Jack Eckerd. the who coasted to victory included Adlai strengthening their command of Rep. Hugh L. Carey, a Brooklyn GOP candidate and owner of a drug IN ADDITION to Stone and Ford, Stevenson of Illinois. Abraham Congress and their grip on the nation's congressman, was elected governor of DEMOCRATS WON 12 races as the store chain, and John Grady, the other newcomers to the Senate will Ribicoff of Connecticut and four Deep state bouses New York, ending a 16-year earliest returns were counted. American party candidate who include Dale Bumpers of Arkansas and South senators-James B. Allen ol In the election after Watergate Republican reign there. siphoned conservative votes away Robert Morgan of North Carolina. Alabama. Herman E. Talmadge of surfaced into scandal, they made In Hawaii where the polls are the Man Eckerd. Georgia, Russell B Long of Louisiana massive gains in the House of Repre- While the statewide races for last to close, Democrat Daniel K. Bumpers, Arkansas' governor, won and Ernest F Hollings of South sentatives, both in numbers and in the senator and governor featured the Inouye bad no major party opposition Another Republican Senate seat was in a landslide over Republican John H. Carolina. ouster of Republican veterans. biggest names that rose and fell on to his re-election bid. lost when Marlow W. Cook, running for Jones. Bumpers earlier was a primary election day. the Democratic sweep a 2nd term, was defeated by winner over Sen. J. W. Fulbrigbt. chair- Long, chairman of the Senate Democratic challengers took away apparently went deepest in the House. This assured them of the 51 seals Kentucky's Democratic governor. man of the Senate Foreign Relations Finance Committee, was unopposed. at least three Republican Senate seats they needed to keep control. Wendell H. Ford. Committee Morgan. North Carolina attorney and took over at least six GOP Democrats had won or led for 289 general, defeated William E Stevens, governorships, including those of New House seats. In Florida, the Democratic candi- Charles McC. Mathlas of Maryland Among the Democratic incumbents a furniture manufacturer He will York. Massachusetts and Connecticut Democrats also retained control of date, former Secretary of State was the first Republican senator to nail who won re-election was Sen. Thomas succeed retiring Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr.. A Republican gained one in South the Senate as they wrested Republican Richard B. Stone, won a three-corner- down a victory. He won a 2nd term by F. Eagleton of Missouri, who got who presided over the Senate Carolina. seats in Florida and Kentucky. ed race to capture the seat held by defeating Barbara A. Mlkulski. Balti- bumped as the Democratic vice presi- Watergate bearings
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tv reform corporations would then broadcast I think the students would agree with and socialism. It is wrong to have hour long exposes on three consecutive me in saying that we don't mind future teachers unknowingly kill the Friday evenings during prime time. reading the articles, but when we have American system of democracy and concert failure The flurry of investigative reporting Hopefully this would be an excellent to go on a wild goose chase to find the instigate socialistic practices. by the big-three TV network! (ABC, test of electronic journalism and a darn thing it is rather disturbing. I hope more students will recognize CBS. NBC) has. it seems, left almost unique chance for the public to see the the difference between education no stone unturned. organizations behind their window on Shelley Schaefer techniques and politics that are thrown Government, business, and industry the world. 312 Often. East together too often here at BG scheduling mistake have all stood naked in the American WUliamS. Kirkland If people prefer socialism, that's living room via the relentless box- •19 N. Enterprise their affair. I personally don't like it bodied cyclops Our benevolent friend comm. college pushed at me under the cover of tells it like it is nightly and in return "modern education practices." The failure of the Dionne Warwicke concert to make a profit was ;i ask» 'inly that we lit patiently while case of poor selection, not poor coverage. vandalism Constance J. Johanns someone speaks to us of laxatives, the As a group of students in the South Summit St James Stofan, UAO program director, said part of the reason the travails of searching for oil or the bliss communications fields, we recognize . concert was unsuccessful is because The News failed to print a picture of of those who use Geritol. The reason for the vandalism the need to combine related courses of the artist. That is an unreasonable charge. But wait a minute! Who is the one- downtown is due to the Bowling Green communications study under the eyed oracle? Does he have any Police. If they were not around their direction of one college. We have The News ran three stories concerning Dionne Warwicke prior to the conflicting interests as he claims some car windows would not be broken. experienced the polarity of the several choose jesus concert Stofan is new to the University, so he probably doesn't know that of our leaders do? Exactly bow does be I have not participated in any areas each of our majors includes and this is at least as much coverage as any concert in recent history has make a living? Who works for him and vandalism but the police in this town would like to see a more viable received do his employes have any conflicting surely ask for what they receive. working agreement established Your "close-up" on the Jesus interests? A group of students met with the movement was disappointingly The Aerosmith concert last month received only one News article prior The time is long overdue for a Bill Huprich faculty committee proposing the shallow. I. a Jesus freak, am far from to the concert, but it was a sell-out. although it took place during a three serious and thorough expose of all 1451 Cough St Apt IMA guidelines for the College of Mass "extinct." And my brothers and sisters day weekend. three TV networks to be made and then Communications on Tuesday. Oct. 29. in the Lord constitute more than a Stofan said he felt it was necessary to inform freshmen and sopho- broadcast nationally. Our representative informed us of the "ripple" mores of Warwicke's accomplishments because they may not have situation at hand, and we wish to give The Jesus movement took Christ known who she was. IT IS A long standing unanswered end chases our full support to the formation of this down from the stained-glass windows criticism of the networks that tbey college. and resuscitated Him in our lives, as a That's a pretty flimsy excuse. Underclassmen at the University usually avoid commentary and/or hard Why do professors assign required It is our hope that Academic Council real component. The chants and rituals weren't born yesterday Dionne Warwicke is a member of the elite group news that might be detrimental to the articles to read from the periodicals in will devote the necessary time and of organized religion tend to ring of entertainers classified as "superstars". Aerosmith is not. industry Esprit de corps in this sense the library when that periodical can't energy to throroughly study the hollow; the person of Jesus has does not promote your right to know be found anywhere? proposal and put it into effect. Bowling substance and meaning. Contrary to The decision to book Warwicke as the featured performer for the Here is a possible solution. Each of I am a senior majoring in Health Green University can offer a much your article. He is not merely a Homecoming concert was simply a mistake the networks could draw from a hat the Education and for the fourth year now more meaningful education to its comforting sense of value and The University community is not the most receptive atmosphere for a name of one of the other two. Let's say I've ran into this problem. Well I'm communications majors through the morality, nor is He a wishy-washy way concert of the Dionne Warwicke type. Students generally prefer a more in the first drawing. ABC pulled out the sick and tired of it! My professors have College of Mass Communications out for those who couldn't hack drugs name of CBS ABC would then be given assigned many readings from the His life Is more of an alternative to a hard-driving type of music for their concerts. las the other nets would) five months Journal of School Health, but it can't Executive Officers" world where enthusiasm, joy, and UAO took a gamble on selling'Warwicke to the campus and lost. It is to investigate the programming be found anywhere on campus. Women in Comm.. Inc. purpose are fast dying. Jesus makes not the fault of The News, nor was it due to lack of publicity. It was a policies, financial holdings, key I've looked all over creation for the sense in the face of endless routine and scheduling mistake on the part of UAO. personr reporting and editing three volumes that I need. These irrelevant school study. practict "BS. Let's hope it was an educational mistake. places include the main library, where He is a glorious high that doesn't At the ..id of five months, all three it has been missing since April, the uao thanks give you hepatitis, get you pregnant, or reserve section, math science library, leave you with a hangover. He is a solid the public library in town, the new On behalf of UAO. I would like to peace that lasts. Maranatha. health education curriculum center thank everyone at BGSU for making and last many of the health personnel this year's Halloween Spooktacular . Diana Sainsbury in Memorial Hall. Not one of those such an unbelievably huge success. 231 Dunbar mentioned had whereabouts to the Student participation at this event was journal. like I have never seen before. Happy Hours gave the day a coverage I had to go home for the weekend to tremendous start and activities use (Si's library in order to finish my continued throughout the afternoon- assignment. But I'll be darned if I'm ending in a nest packed with costume Like most students on campus. I pick going to travel to TU. CSU or any other crazed students attending Tony up the BG News and turn directly to campus every darn weekend just to do Packo's Cake Walking Jass Band! the sports page Tuesday and Friday an assignment that is required of me A special thanks to a few people who there is extensive coverage of previous on the BG campus. helped to make this event the success and upcoming sporting events. But that it was-Cathv Tomasic, Keith come Wednesday and Thursday we see I DO NOT feel that one must go from Wulff. Keith LuVullo. Steve Glass, Bill year-old pictures of these events. one university to another just because Ryan. ' Karen Workman, Randy It is on these slack days I suggest of the negligence of the professor to Richards and Rhonda Spangler- and that we see more coverage of women's know in the first place if the article the rest of the Special Events sports Instead of printing a picture of could be found. Committee, because without their help the Western Michigan football game none of this would have been possible. last year, how about a picture of this Come on health department and all Thanks again to everyone! year's women's volleyball team in the other departments on this campus, action? if you want your students to read Michael Coman There were many pictures taken at a articles for your class make sure we UAO Special Events Chairman BG Capital volleyball game several can get hold of them. days ago. but have they appeared in print?-not yet. It doesn't take that much of your Bowling Green women have a unique time at the beginning of the quarter to need house intercollegiate program and there are OH, ER, YES WOULD YOU PHASE 00 ROUND TO THE BACK DOOR?' either reserve the journal or just make many more interested fans following sure that it is not missing. I wish someone could give me a just the teams than are believed to be. reason why Omega Phi Alpha service So how about some pictures and sorority doesn't have their own house. coverage of these games to show our The organization is built on service support, but most of all to inform those to this university and the city of of us who can't attend every game of Bowling Green, and the only thing they the outcome of the games get in return is the satisfaction of o house in disorder knowing they've helped someone out. Christie Long Terrific! That's all tbey want, but Offenhauer B WASHINGTON-In this election told them, maligned the "integrity" of to keep prices down and curb inflation. can't the university and/or the -; week, perhaps the voters should be the Foreign Service. But Americans are already spending community come up with a way of -.^reminded they have a long way to go Those who could not live with less than the auto industry would like thanking these hard working girls? myths dashed -^before they clean up Capitol Hill. Jack Kissinger's policies, he suggested, on new cars. They had a house, but it was torn Whatever happened to good old -;■" Congress has spent millions of should resign or take "leave without New car sales are down drastically. down and never replaced. Come on BG. fashioned myths? -^dollars investigating Watergate, but it pay." Anderson A recent, nine-day survey shows Ford do something for O Ph' A for a change. At BG we have had our myths dasbed ;>*till has not set its own house in order. The truth is there is little and Chrysler sales off 18 per cent. Now the girls' spend a lot of their right, left and middle of the road. The I A spot check investigation has turned information which must be kept secret General Motors down 34 per cent and time looking for a place to meet. How ranks of Homecoming candidates .\J-iip these continuing abuses in the interest of national security American Motors down 46 per cent. about making arrangements so they invaded by two men. women using the v -The Constitution forbids Indeed. Henry Kissinger himself is Close to 65.000 workers have been laid can spend even more time giving men's room urinals, the good clean fun ,ii. eptance of any and all foreign gifts. walking proof of the hypocrisy of the off the Big Three production lines. service to you? college kids have turning into the •^Nonetheless, in this session of late report, or a contributor was not classification system. Hard times in the auto industry are annual spring riots about almost " Congress alone, we have uncovered properly identified also spreading swiftly to the industries ToniLeoa anything or nothing. ' •; more than 100 such illegal gifts Many other cases, however, involve HE ROUTINELY holds that produce auto accessories and to 109 Batchelder Is college just the excuse for • ! accepted by the nation's lawmakers serious infractions of the law. "background" press conferences in everyone else who does business with education? Is education any excuse for • ! and their aides including the acceptance of illegal whick> he divulges sensitive the auto community. college? •The free mail privilege, by law. is corporate contributions, illegal information The bits and pieces he As a former congressman from '■, restricted to official business only. expenditure of personal funds and reveals, however, are carefully Michigan. President Ford is close to review Catfish Myers '; New standards have been adopted to violations of the general spending selected to further the aims and the auto tycoons. Tbey want him to 400 Napoleon Rd Apt. 400 j; make congressional newsletters less of limitations desires of Henry Kissinger. urge Americans to spend more, not »; a promotion piece for the members. Recently. CBS newsman Daniel less. The nation's number one • ' Yet we have found numerous education HENRY THE PLUMBER: During Schorr was investigating the U.S. problem, they are pleading, is not THE BG NEWS ' newsletters which violate even these the first Nixon administration. Henry government's role in the 1973 coup in inflation but recession. ■, minimal restrictions • lirii»iidml S.»a."i V« Kissinger's concern over news "leaks" Chile. He obtained information critical When the auto tycoons speak. Ford BGSU is a new experience for me. to -Federal law prohibits soliciting or helped to stimulate wiretaps on of Kissinger and visited the State Dept out of habit listens. So if the economy encounter politics mixed into the BMToaiu si AW . accepting campaign contributions on members of his own National Security for a rebuttal. continues to weaken, he is likely to education system. I do not appreciate I federal property This is one statute M . CVftN Council staff. Press reports of the Kissinger's executive assistant. take their advice. having socialistic ideas impressed ' that most congressmen know quite wiretap campaign embarrassed Larry Eagleburger. reached into the upon me in my major and minor course '. well Yet representatives of labor Kissinger so much that he threatened Stale Dept 's vaults and produced WASHINGTON WHIRL: According study. «•»! .haa.. '■ unions and other special interest tail p. t«manth y to resign three top secret documents that tended to U.S. narcotics agents, a dope runner Socialism and communism belong in ! groups regularly drop off campaign But the adverse publicity apparently to back Kissinger's side of the story. recently flew into Jamaica in an a history course or related count* that . contributions on Capitol Hill. In ataffc a. flavaf didn't cure him. He has now begun an About a week earlier. Kissinger's amphibious plane to make a pickup and identify it clearly It should be lafctaail | r«~ addition, a number of lawmakers use intensive effort to plug the leaks at the press spokesman had heatedly branded paid his peasant suppliers with recognized as socialism—the opposite kathrya n. nw.tay their congressional offices to send out State Dept. news leaks a "disgrace to the Foreign counterfeit money. system of democracy where people are political contribution mailings SUUNUS STAK Kissinger is outraged over press Service." On his next run, he came in at night free to choose what system they reports-many of them ours- about his and the peasants put up landing flares prefer. ■MllWM HIHIII chaiU* | MhMBfcl ONE REASON congressmen so Middle East negotiations and his FORD TO FORD: President Ford is In a swamp full of alligators. One of Karl Marx's points in the ■a.io.—jn.i.i.n ,«ha<>d h^.,.., '. freely flout campaign laws, celebrated "tilts" toward Turkey and under severe pressure from bis former Consumer advocate Ralph Nader, "Manifesto" is a breakdown of the apparently, is that the Justice Dept white Africa. Michigan backers to switch economic say our sources, will soon call for the educational system. I think this is has refused to enforce them A few weeks ago. be restricted the gears He is still calling upon the resignation of President Ford's already in practice right here in BG. Since the original campaign spending distribution of classified cables The •—< •*- '■■■'■ aaari mm. aad mm a awafc American people to spend less in order economic chief, William Simon. Socialistic ideas are incorporated into raawaia, .««*«. ■■»a»aTW*a> law was adopted in 1971. the Clerk of European Affairs Bureau, for the education classes, which isn't fair. : the House and the Secretary of the example, used to get 30 copies of Students are supposed to trust their ! Senate have forwarded nearly 10.000 incoming cables. They now get six. teachers to teach them the correct apparent violations to the Justice A team of top aides toured the let's hear from you mode of effective teaching. In Dept for investigation and possible department and told lesser prosecution The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns believing the teachers I. for one, bureaucrats they would henceforth absorb all the ideas and attitudes » 'I ■ af a- inaji Hi a* i I i ■« a- I Some 1.100 incidents have been Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. receive only those telegrams that were expressed by the professor as valid. ■ reported to Justice this year alone directly related to their particular Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that So far. however, the Justice Dept. columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced lAwiai Mai tmtmm omen io» jobs. And they were warned not to IT JUST isn't true that socialistic • ! has failed to act Indeed, only a few duplicate the few cables they get. The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these Uai.aiall, tU* thoughts are necessary for proper •wjna 171-MOJ • attorneys have been assigned to handle limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. In addition, the director general of teaching reported violations the Foreign Service lectured his Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and WallliaM liUllinan Everyone, including gullible ■aaa- Some of the complaints are purely underlings on the "ethics" of their phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 students, deserve a chance to make •^technical in nature a candidate filed a . M M T 10*17 calling "Malicious" news leaks, he University Mall. their own choice between democracy W«dnH
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k. he* 4/Tfc. tO MOOOO, WeaWslav, Nwwh. », HW College of Education receives Wedding 10-year national reaccreditation Bond. By Rick I compiles a report, which for expenses of the 16- accreditation of the Staff Reporter this time, was about star member team, preparing program to prepare school volumes. the volumes and duplicating administrators at the Take atock in America. The College of Education copies when needed, paying doctoral level. Give US. Saving Bonds baa received a 10-year In March, a It-member the staff of the college Dr Elsass said the advan- reaccreditation from the team, composed of high during the self-evaluation tages of national accredita- National Council for school teachers and admin- and an accreditation fee. tion are that it allows the Accreditation of Teacher istrators and representa- University to be compared Education (NCATE). tives of other teacher The accreditation includes to national standards and Dr. David G. Elaaas. dean training institutes from the college's programs for that the college accredita- of the College of Education, around the country, was at training elementary and sec- tion appears on the record of As a British company we'd like to explain our said state accreditation is the University four days to ondary teachers and school all graduates of the college required, but national accre- evaluate the college. service personnel at the bac- The 16-member team did 810QX automatic turntable in plain English. ditation is voluntary. The calaureate and master's make suggestions for' process for national accredi- DR. ELSASS said be degree levels and at the improvement, according to tation, which about one-half appeared during the specialist's (sixth-year) Elsass. He said a program is of Ohio schools apply for. summer before a regional level in school administra- underway to evaluate the takes about 30 months and board at St. Louis which had tion. suggestions of the team and costs about 150.000 to make a recommendation of the self study to set prior- Howthe810QX Howthe&TOOX Dr. Elsass said the college to the NCATE. THE COUNCIL also ities as to which suggestions starts with a self-study and protects recorch and provides convenient operation He said the 050.000 cost is granted initial 10-year warrant quickest action cartridge stylus assembly. in any desired mode. I Tone arm descent is After touching a single feather- viscous-damped In weight button, the 8K0OX can Kent students describe flareup How the 8K>QX reproduces I automatic operation either play a stack of ^Jand also when using records, shutting off CLEVELAND (AP)--A bullets as they tried to get or series of shots followed. crowd at about knee level recorded music accurately •• oaaaaaTtrie' manual cue and ■■ ■■■■ after the last one. defendant In the criminal away after bearing the Thomas J. Murphy, who but didn't know whether he pause control, for gentle contact The BSR 8XXDX has a sophisticated play a single record trial stemming from the Initial shots In the lS-second said be had been an FBI hit anyone. Murphy tter rubber synchronous motor, spinning a heavy with record surface Platter rubber end shut off. or play 1970 Kent State University outburst. agent for about six years, testified 7-fo platter (or mat protects records a single record, and shootings told of firing two A photographer who said testified that when he and THE AGENT said Morris accurate speed during play and cushions repeat it indefinitely until2 you stop it shots at knee level but not be heard a single blast at the another agent interviewed told him the shots were fired (regardless of discs during automatic Ql Manual operation knowing whether they outset of the shootings one of the defendants. Barry in such a way that they could voltage supply or drop Automatic spndle' » uses a single button struck anyone, an FBI agent testified he dived to the W. Morris, on May 7. 1070. have struck someone. reccad toad) and ail-but-nonexistent uses umbrella-type suspension'ension^gOJO^ to start the motor, testified yesterday. ground when he beard the Morris said he saw a Guard Morris also said be saw wow and flutter Anti-skating force without outboard balance arm and the cue control to lower the In other testimony in the subsequent volley. lieutenant fire a shot and several persons falling to may be adiusted lor Stub spindle rotates with record to stylus trial of eight former Ohio that then other shots were the ground but didn't know optimum pressure with prevent distortion ol center hole National Guardsmen, two of IN ALL, four of the day's fired. whether they had been either conical or Stylus setdown adiustment prevents How the 810 OX operates the students wounded during seven witnesses said the Morris said he fired his struck or were trying to elliptical styli so stylus stylus damage if dropped outside o- auietfy, emitting no sound the May 4. 1970. flareup told shootings began with one or semi-automatic 45-caliber avoid being hit. Murphy sits perlectly centered entry groove range Tracking pressure how they were struck by two shots and that a barrage pistol twice toward the said. in groove lor precise stereo I adiustable down to that can intrude on the music. separation ^*^^W 0 25 grams lor The 810QX uses a unique sequential without audible ■ ■ I newest lightweight cam drive mechanism It is a rigid distortion or ^k^^^^B cartridges 'or Environmental studies center to offer uneven groove I minimum record wear A strobe wear Stylus brush whisks dust oi I precisionlalembl) aBembly that replaces the disc is integrated into the platter stylus between plumber s OjghtnwOjghtrrvjre of rotating program for enriching teaching skills design and a variable speed control is plays lock eccentric plates and interlocking gears automatically secures I The Center for Environ- tone arm to prevent' that other changers use Unlike other be offered winter quarter. focusing on outdoor recrea- Environmental Science and mental Studies will offer an They are EDFI 416-Phllo- tion, education and the "** damage to stylus changers, there are no light metal Health. Social Studies and % environmental education sophy of Environmental environment is planned for Humanities or Environ- from accidental stampings that can go out o' aligment provided should you want to vary program during winter and Education and EDCI 427-In- spring quarter. mental Education Concen- from, and later return to, the normal movement Stylus and make a lot ol nose, from being earned, bumped, or fust Irom use spring quarters. vestigations in Environ- Interested students may tration. Those who complete speeds The tone arm will track as wear meter records accumulated According to Judy mental Education. enroll in one or all three of an entire track will receive tow as 0 25 grams to make use of stylus use in hours Knowing when For literature write to DuShane. program monitor, There are no prerequisites the core courses. Enroll- a certificate signed by the finest kght-weight, high-compliance to replace a BSR(USA)Ud; ■ygrr it is designed for education for EDFI 416. however, a ment in all three qualifies dean of the College of cartridges for maximum fidelity and worn stylus Blauvelt, N V 10913 majors and in-service junior or senior standing is the student for environ- Education. dynamic range protects your records McDONUD teachers who wish to enrich required for EDCL 427 , mental education program their teaching skills, incor- The third coxa course. endorsement. There will be an informa- porate environmental EDFI 41S--Spaceship Earth Students who fomplete the tional meeting from noon to concerns into teaching situa- Seminar, will be taught core courses and who wish l 30 p.m. Friday in 127 tions and increase their spring quarter. It will be a to continue their environ- Hayes Hall. Those unable to employment options. seminar for upper division mental education, are eli- attend this meeting should Two of the three core and graduate students. In gible to enter any of the contact Judy DuShane at DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY courses of the program will addition, an optional course three specialized tracks: 352-0207 NEW OFFERINGS, WINTER AND SPRING QUARTERS THI TWO ■IGOEST *. BIST MOVIES OF THI YEAR ARE HERE! yL WINTER $100 THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT • U.00 & I.D. SJOO™™* 153: EUROPE IN THE MODERN WORLD-AN EXPERIMENT IN HISTORY THRU FILM Dr. Weinberg, 5:30-7:30 TR CINEMA I STARTS CINEMA H A Survey of major themes in Modem European History using classic films and readings. Themes to be discussed AT BOWLING GREEN'S AT I'll* I IM. i.WI I N S STADIUM PIAZA 'TONIGHT! include: The Crowd in History, The Human Cost of Industrialism, Propaganda and the Totalitarian State, and The STADIUM PIAJA Rise ol the Third World. Films to be screened include: La Marseillaise, A Nous la Liberte', Potemkin, The Organiier, and Triumph of the Will. * SHOWN EVENINGS - 7.00, 8:45 & 10:30 t SHOWN EVENINGS at 7:15 & 9:45
210= LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION 1974s MOST HILARIOUS IT'S Dr. Thomas, 11 MTRF WILDEST MOVIE IS HERE! An examination of the political, social, and economic development of Latin America through the colonial and national periods. Emphasis will be given to social and cultural alterations and to the changing attitudes of its political and intellectual leadership as the region moved through its five hundred year history. l¥Wg@iii@Vi?8SBB SSS.T. "May be the funniest movie of the 291: ASIA: HISTORY OF MODERN TRANSFORMATION year. Rush to see it!" muisucm T,,,**. Drs. Chen and Kawashima, 7:30-9:30 MW "THE LONGEST "A smashing, triumphant satire!' YARD" is. movie that An introduction to the history and civilization of Asia (South, Southeast, and East Asia) (ram the beginning of —Seattle Pott intelligencer Western contact to the present day. Emphasis placed on inter ration ships between society, economics, political cracks, lot of Jofc... And a lot often**. Institutions and thought in key penods Consideration given to the historical interaction of Eastern traditions of "Riotously, excruciatingly funny." •urt Reynolds stars - government and social organization with colonialism, nationalism, and communism. —Milwaukee Sem.nei tough, saaay-and "Consistently hilarious and always that fire. 291: CHICAN0 HISTORY brilliant. — B«n™ie o> v B«CO«I The wrath of a woman scorned starts Mr. Kreneck, 5:30-7:30 MW "Insanely funny, outrageous and hH trouble. However, The development of Indian cultures in Mexico and the Southwest, the early Spanish explorations, the fusion of irreverent. -BrUc» wMiamon—PIAYBOY MAGAZINE he's got same wrath of these different bloods and cultures, the first Chicano encounters with the Anglo-Americans, and the emrgence Ma own. And the last of the modern Chicano protest movement. A (MMATNCW 48 minute* of Ilia Mm .*■* MQIIQIiaSIUMQQMMOY Is unlike anything you 391: ENGLISH ORIGINS OF AMERICAN LAW hava you howling and chaaring like no movie Dr. Knox, 10 MTRF varhas. A survey of medieval and early modern English history, focusing on the origin and growth of legal and "THE LONGEST constitutional doctrines, institutions, and procedures important to an understanding of the American legal YARD" is for man, for system. won>Bn, for •voryon*).
391: SOCIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN MEDICINE BUrTTrfYrttLBS Drs. Sternsher and Friedman, 7:30-9:30 MW H* LOWEST YARD" The origins of scientific medicine to 1900: the "regular" medical profession: the rebellion of the "irregulars"; EDO* ALBERT medical sects; the emergence of scientific medicine. Acceleration of medical progress in the century, medical OlAbTOMECONUD education: support of medical research; findings and applications in the areas of disease, surgery, and mental nm FOOTBALL * t health; the delivery of medical care. rntx: DRAWINGS • • REGISTER AT* THE LOCKER ROOM 391: FAMINE AND INDUSTRIALIZATION IN THE THIRD WORLD WAWR & CINEMA 1 i 2 Dr. Seavoy, 3 MTWR The history of Indonesia art be used as a model for understading the problems facing the peasant nations of mainland Asia. sub-Saharan Africa, and the Arabic world. The impact ol European imperialism on the production COMING SOON TO B.G. CINEMAS 1 A 2 - "AIRPORT 75" • "THE ODESSA FILE" A "HARRY & TONTO" of tropical agricultural product* for sale on the world market the affect of the population explosion on the ISIIII imposition of order on indigenous societies, and the relation of social values and techniques of peasant agriculture to the problems of providing an adequate food supply for an urban industnai population. Following FRIDAY & SATURDAY MIDNIGHT MOVIE this historical overview, the class wil examine the revolutionary social and economic transformation that must take place is peasant nations are to industrialize. "THE SINFUL BED" u ton loo J ft*********************.***********-** Wadrwwiay. NavwnlMr *. 1*74, Th. BG Nwi/F^t S School renewal levy see-sows; Class schedule changes mental health levy wins easil] Close races and upoets auditor. Republican In- a.m. deadline this morning. retarded patients al( NntifcnaM marked yesterday's local cumbent Harold R. Bateton At last couunt the levy had passed. The levy received elections led City Auditor Jane ('oiler 2.880 votes for and 1.616 1*4 <«!«! NM/OMM/T**! •,117 votes for and 7.61s Paul W. Ladd. a Repub- Delarber by a margin of voles against. against. lican, edged Democratic S.110 to 7.223. The renewal is necessary The one miile levy is fir candidate Robert D Dunt- In the race for Wood for maintenance of the city ten years *M t.iemiT , pace (or county commission- County Common Pleas schools at their present A .3 Wood County mental er. With 80 of 1» Wood Court justice. Gale William- operating levels, according health levy met with a re- 41* I-11SM County precincts reported. son was soundly beating to school officials. Ladd was leading 7.1151 to sounding victory. There George R Hewes by 8.852 to Another three mill levy to were 11.598 votes for tie 7.113 4.611. meet rising costs apparently renewal measure and 5,241 An independent candidate. Sl*41 Both Williamson and squeaked by, with a vote of votes against. Daniel J Sutkus. received 1JIJ4 Hewes are attorneys. Wil- 2.869 for and 2.527 against. The renewal, for five 1.163 votes me liamson has served as The school levy, according years, will fund the county's Ladd. a sales representa- assistant Wood County Pros- to officials is needed to tive tor the St. Regis Paper comprehensive mental ecuting attorney for three "maintain the best possible health facilities, which i'n . is a University alumnus. uni US years. staff and to up-grade include the Wood County Dunipace is a farm owner A 4.5 mill levy renewal for 441 o-ion present staff After Care Program. Crisis and a partner in a seed bus- SI44* 101 iif o-ioM lo-itm Bowling Green schools was A one mill levy for con- Phone. Karma. Family Sl«4* 1*1 i m* in iness tee-sawing between victory struction of five residential Services, and the Children's SIMS IDS >!«'« 41 In the race for rountv and defeat at The New s 1:30 homes to house 40 mentally (IMS 107 on. lo-nw Services Association. m V-I1M I0-I14W sitrs »• 10-11 M. IH!m si**» til 1MT.1 W 11-1 F si**» ISO 4M.1-SI Brown, Donehey retain jobs; Sl**4 too <1 UIUW 1KH m MM (MM ns 10 Mil 10-11 IF SJCOJ si' 41 Ml WOt M7 41 U4.AM04 Ferguson wins father's position JIOJ/ M7 41.1 COLUMBUS (API - Ally nm MOK 107 f.l In 1967. Ferguson became in Democratic state politics. Secretary of state in- !M» HOK 111 Gen. William J. Brown ap- district director of the U. S. Mrs. Donahey. 66. is the cumbant Ted. W. Brown SJO40 4t,i peared headed for victory Department of Commerce in widow of former Lt. Gov. edged out his challenger. SMJ? 40.4 last night in his race tor re- • ■UIUW Cincinnati Five years later, John W Donahey and Democratic state Senator SXM1 election against Columbus noM • I AMAK04 he took on additional res- daughter-in-law of Vic Tony Hall, by a vote of challenger George C Smith SJOSJ 4 1 MfANOf ponsibility as regional Donahey. who served the 175.852. to 163.661. At press time. Brown was SNM 414 export marketing manager. state as governor and U. S. All three state Issues uos7 41.4 leading Smith by a vote of Democratic incumbant Senator 15' Jt.1l.4-41 1-51 pasted. ill's 201.882 to 134.072. Gertrude W. Donahey Ml»t n IN llirlmlW OUt) Deputy Auditor Thomas resoundly beat challenger um m l'«—«ll E. Ferguson, a Democrat, itni 71 Richard H. Harris in the IMH 101 was leading Republican race for state treasurer. 1*4*7 101 Roger W. Tracey by a As of 1:30 a.m.. Donahey Governor's battle tain ft *
.••••••••••••' "...perhaps Attention Skiers MEMBERS AND INITIATES lhe most remarkable '/. pound Irtshly pound ourt b**f, The BGSU Ski Club's film to a ike* ol nwttow clwwt on toastod There will be a emerge since s*sam* bun, trench fries «nd col* slaw, first meeting of the Cecil BDeMille and Hi* real Ihmi, Cot*. founded 74-75 ski season is CHAPTER MEETING Hollywood" '"£ -VtfWON SCOTT. TONIGHT SUNDAY, NOV. 10 in 115 Ed. at 6:30 $1.00 • Winter Ski Weekends introduced at 5:30 p.m. REG. $1.64 • Ski Films in the Alumni Room of th* Union SAVE 64< • Final Colorado arrangements 300 EAST will be made It is mandatory, Program: Computer-Assisted •.NIMMAMIVVIVdMilm W00STER ST. for those going to attend1 Instruction "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR* GOOD ONLY All interested in skiing are welcome followed by a dessert NOV. 6 *•••••••••••••••* A Universal Piciure Technicolor" Todd-AO .15 Pjo ALL DAY Three more days for Senior Pictures Come to Key Office 310 Student Services or Call 372-0086
—5r Po,. t/Ult w© News, kwadiwaaVry, Nevecnhec 6, lt74 Kissinger suggests conference establish global food reserves
ROME (API-Henry A. task require a collaborative security forces, including responsible for the world's Kissinger challenged the effort unprecedented in 200 policemen outside the monetary and food crises World Food Conference history." Vatican when Kissinger yesterday to ignore national went la for a visit with Pope differences and establish a AS THE American Paul VI. "By way of reparation of global food pack to provide secretary of state appealed He also met with Italian the damage that it has reserves for fighting for unity. Italian leftists politicians and the Argentine caused the world with the famine. marched through the city and Greek foreign devaluation of Its currency, He said the United States and demonstrated at the ministers. the United States should has an open mind about a Colosseum against his allocate a significant portion new world food authority presence in Rome, and ter- KISSINGER, the main of the food it produces "to fuse our efforts and rorists attacked an note speaker at the confe- toward covering the needs of provide leadership" for the American firm for the rence's opening, was not off those countries that do not war on hunger. 4th aay. the speaker's rostrum an have enough to pay." "Let the nations gathered The strong Italian Com- hour before the Argentine's here resolve to confront the munist party is angry Alberto Vignes. began what The secretary-general of challenge, not each other," because of alleged Is eipected to be a the United Nations. Kurt be told delegates of more American meddling in systematic assault on the Waldneim, also assailed the than 100 nations at the Italian politics United States and other disparity between the opening session of the 11-day During his stay of less affluent countries as being industrial and the under- conference. than a day, Kissinger too well-fed and too rich. developed countries in his "Let us agree that the constantly was shadowed by Vignes charged that the address that opened the scale and severity of the Italian and American United States is partially conference. - 1 J 4 r- T— s P" 7— rr '. ■ 13 It !'. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE '7 .1 II Copr 'Tl Gen I F«num (.uip. u 211 22 ■ 23 H H?5 26 1 ACROSS 43 Type type 1 Scixe 45 Hebrew coin 27 36 29 ■ >C E Part of a lock 46 Paperback, |i Oasis tree usually 31 ■ 33 34 m 36 13 Kurytus' 49 Shiny mineral daughter 50 Chicken 37 36 39 14 Eye defect Kiev suffix 61 Go steady 40 41 15 Maxim JO Indie language 1 17 Observe: Lat. B Famous fiddler 18 Church or door 59 Nautical term ■ 44 1 19 Seed covering 60 Slipper fabric 20 Wall Street 61 Useful abbr. 46 47 48 ■ man 62 Becky 23 Pasture 63 Poetry 50 ■ [ 52 53 M 55 24 Scars on seeds: 64 Reps' rivals Bot. 65 New Mexico 56 57 56 5, 25 Shore birds town 1 27 Wise reply 60 61 62 30 Office worker DOWN 31 Automatic 1 Traps 64 65 device 2 Establish " 32 Desirous 11 Thread ■ 33 Provo's state 12 Choir's 1 ANSWER 10 PHVIOUJ W221E 37 Man's nickname rendition 38 Europeans 16 Dutch Meuse 39 No part 21 Tartan garb 42 Pillow cover 40 Rue 22 Levels off 44 Preference 41 Patriot Nathan 26 Twin 45 Reels 42 Rock 27 Concerts g_p. 46 Cheers 3 Choir member 28 Romeo or Juliet 47 Biblical prophet 4 Seaside idler 29 But: Ger. 48 All: Prefix 6 Misplay 30 German river 49 Get going 6 Verdi's forte 32 Smoothed 52 Man s nickname 7 Fraulein's 34 Adopted 53 Jacta est nickname 35 Actress (the die is cast) 8 Chatty Bancroft 64 Biblical peak 9 Customer 36 Shoe part 55 Affirmatives 10 Cut 38 Be brilliant 57 Uproar
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CAMPUS CALENDAR Need photographs' Christmas FOR SALE Wednesday. November 4.1174 specials, portraits, passports, applications, senior specials. Marvel and DC comix 71-74 UAO Is offering a student discount card good (or II 00 off aay Welssbrod Studio. 113 W. 3SJ-40M Toledo hockey same this season. Just stop by the UAO office on the Wooster. 364-W41 3rd floor of the Union for year free card 1*70 Sylvan 11 x (0 exc. condi- Ens m Creative Writing tion, (urn M.500 Call alter 5 The Students' International Meditation Society will meet In the Workshop, an opportunity to p.m. or wkads. »4M| or 2as- Historical Suite of the Union today from 1 to 110lor checking. develop your talent as a 5444 The Student's International Meditation Society will meet tonight at beginning fiction writer or poet. «' Ford Van 36M851 6 30 in Km IMof the Business Administration BkJf The event is an Advanced Lecture. Open to those who practice Transcendental WANTED U.S. Divers lank regulator, Meditation. backpack * boot. Excellent 1 male rmmt. needed at Cherry condition, (best offer) Ph. JS1- Stop Rape Alliance will meet tonight at 7:30 In Rm *» of Hayes Hill Call aM-tllt alter 5. 461» Hall. Need 1 female rnunta. wtr. qtr. 71 Columbia Snowmobile 440SST The BGSU Ski Clsb will have a meeting tonight at 1:1* la Rm. lit of Call 3M-7IM. Ha/mo *471 aWMl. the Education Blag Roommate - owa bdrm 166 mo Quad Sound System: Pioneer The Philosophy Department wul sponsor tonight at 8 SO ia the Tail 363-4*81. turntable. Sansui Receiver. 4 Room of the Union a colloquium R. M. Hare. White's Professor of 00 CaU JS1 71*» Moral Philosophy at Balliol College. Oxford Univ. Will read paper 1 male rmmt. needed st 10K E. "SemeOanxwsions Concerning Ethical Subjectivity" Wooster winter A spring Call sM-4075 FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND tailor shop. We are located at 1 male roommate. * Fern apt. 1 barm. 3*1-87*1 It* S. Main St.. downtown BG summer. University Courts. LOST: Green book-bag on Main Cherry Hill Village has apts. si SM-iaK Reward. J. D. htadar, The Gentlemen's Call 354-7*54 Clothier. Rates start «*• mo turn or HELP WANTED 1 f. to sublease apartment im- uafarn. qtrs. A hah* Interest SALE B% OFF Saki Sets. mediately Call l-3*5-04*» (or leases avail Ph. J5M141 Office Babysitter aeeded parttlme Condiment Sets. THE further Information. hours t-t MOB. thru Prl. Sat. 1-5 Mornings. 1 child. WORKING HAND CRAFT 1 f. roommate winter and/or After hours A Sun by spot 853 CENTER 515 Conaeaul NapoleonRd Suite!. GO GO DANCERS needed Fall spring .rUdsektsasr. assist*. . time and part time. Good pay Visit the Mad Artist Colony! 1 male roommate for winter Furn apt. 1 bdrm.. disposal. TV Mecca. 114 So. Mala St.. Corner of S. Prospect A Byall. qtr. Cherry Hill Village Call Indoor heated pool, sauna A Flndlay. Ohio. CaU collect. 1- Handcrafted Jewelry A pottery. 35*4051 whirlpool Ph. »l-tl7l. W*21» or 1-4H-7107 Ask for gilts made to order Open 1041 tHO/rno Rack. Mon. thus Sat PERSONALS 1 bdrm.. unfura. apt. University Experienced la training STORE YOUR BICYCLE THIS THIS WEEK ONLY Free 114 to Vlawge CallaWltt throeghbred race horses WINTER. Guaranteed safety Weight not to exceed 111 lbs. for year bike with inside case pan choice of M-M strap Weald Uke to sublease apart- Cauta»-34«7(raml»4 storage, only tit BB4R 110 N -with asrehase of any | ment to fear people. Inquire at Main aa^tttt.aHgsai. stock Little OUs I t»4thSt Not.after5p.m TYPIST NEEDED. Alpha XI Foxy 14 aay: Acti- Abortion Information Service. Single rooms for male students SCTVtCPOFTWJtED Clink- very dose to area. l-M vation or Best! near campus. 3M-7>sv The Mad Artists Colony Is alive week pregnancy terminated by ADKPi's. without your help It Fan. apt. 1 bedroom, for tab- and well at the corner of S licensed certified gynecologist couldn't be done Thanks for the tsaas. tl4t/mo Ph 361-1116 Prospect and Byall 10a.m. tot Immediate arrangements will wlassag dapper- Kappa fig's. p.m M-s Stop In and look be made with no hassle. Call Sublet: Efficiency Apt 1110 arouad collect. 14 hoar service 11*411- B.J.. the month A electric Very close. 1M7. greet! CuesBtlulatleas on yew CaslaM-TMi. i wasness alterations ttsssag to Jean Lev*. Year tirofisetmsl hi oar TYPING DONE. Carey Little ■want and Apartment 1*4-1411. Wednesday. Nevemaw «. 1974 Th. BG Ntm/h^ 7 Theater Previews Jefferson Starship flies again By David Fasdray the past, but it came from a easily equal the power of and Jack Cassidy past have been primarily the • new Jefferson Starship any current rock and roll Their constant interplay Beatles and the Who. Obvi- Several weeks ago. I was , album entitled "Dragon favorite. and use of imagination on ously, these two bands have Play depicts O'Neill's life lying in bed. half asleep, Fly' (Grunt BFL1-0717). Then the mood slips quite "Caroline" clearly give made a mark on Nutz' when my radio came to life The song I had heard was a naturally into the soft Balin the push and tension music. with one of the most In honor of the country's bicentennial Teresa Beckers, senior (AftS) as Mary recent Balin-Kantner col- lyrical delicacy of "That's he needs to reach the best of The fragile harmonies of a ■celebration, the University Theatre's third Tyrone; Rone Vigneault. graduate student. thrilling rock and roll songs laboration entitled "Caro- For Sure." his vocal abilities. ballad such as "Spokes In a I have beard in the last iroduction this season will be Eugene as Edmund Tyrone; James Bianchi, line." All the transitions are A continent and an ocean Wheel." recall the Beatles several months. O'Neill's "A Long Day's Journey Into graduate student, as James Tyrone Jr.; and Happily. "Caroline" has made with similar ease to the east of the Starship s at their melodic best. Night." The voices were unmistak- turned out to be indicative of Lynne Wentworth. graduate student, as What is remarkable Is that San Francisco is Liverpool. ROCKERS SUCH as "I The play is O'Neill's autobiographical Cathleen. ably those of Paul Kantner. the consistent quality that the various compositions This English shipping port Grace Slick and incredibly Can't Understand" show a account of his family and their relationships can be found on every track come from so many differ- was the home where the reverence for happy thunder enough, their partner from The American playwright is a Nobel Prise DUE TO the length of the production, of the new Starship album. ent quarters within the second generation of rock that Is obviously Who- the old Airplane days. Marty winner. curtain time will be 7 p.m. next Tuesday- This album is clearly the band and roll got its start In the inspired. Balin. best product to come from "A Long Day's Journey Into Night" has Saturday. The performance will take place in The diversity of songwri- town's Cavern Club, the The influences of nume- been described by Richard Watts of the New the Main Auditorium. University Hall. It was Balin who was the old Airplane organisa- ting sources keeps any one Beatles got their start. handling the lead vocals, rous other English bands York Post as a "magnificent and shattering The Joe E Brown Theatre box office will tion since the release of writer from sinking into THE BEATLES don't play can be found on "Nutz." and his voice soared over play " be open from 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Friday, and "Volunteers" five years self-indulgence, but each there any more Nor do they These range from Uriah backing instrumental tracks during the week of the performance. Tickets ago It lives up to every travel across the channel to Hcep to early Spooky Tooth which swirled with all of the THE PLAY'S action is compressed into will also be available after 6 p.m. the days of promise found in the Air- do gigs in Hamburg. Fortunately for both Nutz fury that was the hallmark review one day os O'Neill's life during summer. the production. plane music of the late 60s Germany these days But a and the listener, however, of the Airplane before he left 1812 It took him nearly SO years before he band called Nutz does. these songs are all treated it in 1971 could put his private life down on paper. Admission is (2 for adults, fl for high "CAROLINE." sadly, is thinks enough like the others After listening to the with enough of a distinctive After O'Neill's death, the play waa finally school students and children and So cents for the only song that features to give the album remar- band's first album. "Nutz" style to keep the album from produced in 19H. University students with an ID card. ONCE I HAD assured my- Balin It is a majestic piece kable cohesiveness. IA&M SP-3648) one would being a mere rehash of the self that I wasn't merely in Members of the cast include Joe Russo. For reservations call 372-2710. Group rates that dwarfs the album's not be tempted to say this past the middle of a pleasant {graduate student, as James Tyrone Sr.; and season tickets are available other songs This is merely a INSTRUMENTALLY. the band is going to cause the Nutz is a fun-loving and dream. 1 concluded that tribute to Balin. however, new Starship draws its same revolution in popular distinctive rock band. With Grunt records had finally since the other songs show a strength from guitarist music that the Beatles did. its obvious reverence for turned up some more unre- strength and vitality that Craig Chaquico and bassist But Nutz is one fine rock and past heroes, it becomes Musical portrays black life leased Airplane tapes from has been absent from most Pete Sears. roll band something of an English the RCA vaults. That, in The Mojo Theatre will present a free three- the play, two opposing ideas of Mack art of Kantner and Slick's solo Part of the reason the In the course of this one counterpart for Boston's itself, was a pleasant enough act musical drama, "Nothing But a Party." appear: (be "negative aspect of black projects except for the album is so reminiscent of album. Nutz manages to Aerosmlth. at 8 p m Friday and Saturday in the Joe E. reality" that serves as a reminder of the prospect. recent "Manhole." the Airplane days is that celebrate practically every My surprise and excite- Nutz pays a little more Brown Theatre. struggle for freedom and equality, and the This other material shows these two instrumentalists musical style that has high- ment, however, were attention to the light side of As its title indicates, the play is set in. and "positive elements" of black reality, the remarkable stylistic diver- are able to play with all of lighted English rock and roll its English heritage, but its doubled when the record revolves around a party. "It's about black happiness that the play attempts to reveal. sity. The album opens with a the assurance and taste that during the past 10 years. approach is similar and the man finally revealed that life, black love, black reality." said Bill ferocious number called characterized their prede- The band members claim results are equally enjoy- this cut was no flash from Jackson, author and director of the musical Jackson and assistant director. Barbara "Ride the Tiger," which can cessors. Jorma Kaukonen their favorite bands in the able. drama McEachern. graduate student, also Jackson, graduate student, said that within participate in the play Israelis kidnap Lebanese chief local briefs BEIRUT (API -Israeli the Israeli government ments. King Hussein over future -Sources in Amman said troops carried off in a daring announced after the father Kissinger flew to Cairo control of the Israeli- King Hussein is expected to and presently serves as program raid yesterday, a Lebanese and son had been flown to yesterday from Rome. He occupied west bank of the dissolve the nine-year-old Seminar director for the Black African Peoples village chief accused of Israel It said they were planned to stop in Saudi Jordan River. Jordanian parliament soon Association cooperating with Arab being detained for Arabia and Jordan today and -•Four Palestinians and hold elections for Dr Raymond J Seeger. professor of terrorists questioning Syria and Israel tomorrow. deported by Israel from the representatives of the east applied science at George Washington Witnesses said an The Lebanese-Israeli occupied west bank said at a bank area only, paving the University, will hold an informal Witch-hunting estimated ISO Israelis in border has been tense since IN OTHER Middle East Beirut news conference they way for Jordan to give up seminar at 4 p.m. today in the faculty Ed and Lorraine Warren, investi- helicopters swooped down Oct 12 when at least five developments: oppose Kissinger's latest west bank claims. lounge. University Union. gators ol the supernatural, will present on the town of Majdal Zoun. Arab guerrillas crossed into -U.S. Defense Secretary peace mission and would At 8 tonight in 210 Math-Science Bldg., a multi-media program at 8 p.m. six miles from the Israeli Israel and went into hiding James R. Schlesinger continue to seek an Dr. Seeger will lecture on the tomorrow on their case histories of frontier, just before sunrise. Since then. Israeli forced denied a published report independent Palestinian humanistic elements of science and its hauntings and witch-hunting in 210 Math- They arrested Mukhtar have killed three Arab that the United States was state, free of both Israel and literary, social, philosophical and Science Bldg. Aref Suleiman and his 15- infiltrators, shelled a dangerously stripping itself Jordan. religious implications The lecture is Warren is considered one of the year-old son Ali and blew up Palestinian refugee camp of military hardware for -Israeli Prime Minister free and open to the public. world's foremost authorities, and is one the family house after from the sea and blown up delivery to Israel. Yitzhak Rabin rejected calls of the few persons allowed to view the ordering other family houses in two Lebanese -A guerrillas newspaper for a Palestinian nation and church files on the case on which "The Dance classes members to leave. jrUlages. published in Beirut said the reaffirmed Israel's refusal Exorcist" was based. "Both were known to have T^Rrabs 1tave fired several Palestinians would escalate to negotiate with'Arab ._ It you're male and you wasfclo learn to The program, sponsored by Student cooperated with terrorists." rockets at Jewish settle- ■*their conflict with Jordan's guerrillas movements. foxtrot, cha-cha. waltz or jitterbug, Activities, is free and open to the public. here's your chance PER 100. section 3340, has openings for male students for its noon Monday Council and Wednesday meetings this winter. BOWLING The course, entitled ballroom dancing, Academic Council will tackle the issue Support SIGMA NU will cover many ballroom steps of grade inflation at its weekly meeting TRYOUTS - Further information can be obtained today in the Taft Room. Union. Charities LITTLE SIS RUSH from Michael Hamblin. 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Edlter i M«: IV follewleg li Ike llrtl of ■ Ikrrr pan sport rank near the top. His observations on life In general UPPER ARLINGTON High School was his next "My rules are me and they show bow I expect my players series m retred Fikoe feotke.ll coach Deyt L. Perry. are just as interesting destination after a fine record at Lorain. During his five and myself to act." By Pete Eaglckart years there, his squads posted a 41-11-1 mark which caught Si.II Writer MANY UNIVERSITY students recall Doyt Leatherman the attention of Woody Hayes at Ohio State. PERRY ADMITTED his rules were not made to be Perry for only one reason. The Falcon football field is broken, and even at the collegiate level, he insisted his Doyt 1. Perry brejn hi* illustrious football coaching named after him Yet. it was Perry's coaching success that Perry became Hayes' "right-hand man." and in the three teams observe such regulations as no smoking, drinking or career 19 years ago made the BG football program what it Is today. years with the Buckeye teams. Perry was instrumental in swearing. Today. Perry is an Interesting man to talk to. His Perry established a winning tradition when he came here building a four-year program that compiled a 26-9-2 record However. Perry also said these rules were harmonious knowledge of football as well aa his success in coaching the in 1955. and within four years, his squad won the small and winning one national championship. with the times and it would be very difficult to enforce such college national championship with a 9-0 mark. In March of 1954. Perry left OSU and became the ninth measures on today's campuses. ID effect. Perry turned the cornfield college football football coach in BG's history as he succeeded Robert H "We never had any problems with rules, so to speak," program into a winning organization Whittaker said Perry. "1 think every coach has to get the rules and Having a football field named after you is undoubtedly an regulations he believes in personally and is willing to honor, but few students realize the accomplishments that After 13 years of coaching at Lorain. Upper Arlington and enforce. Heck, if be has rules but doesn't believe in them went along with Perry's career Ohio State. Perry believed he was ready to take the head himself, and doesn't adhere to them himself, be might as coaching job on a collegiate team. well not have any rules at all FROM 19SS-1964. Perry compiled an incredible 77-10-5 One of the first things he wanted to gel on the record was "I think today that the coach would have to be a little record at BG and notched five Mid-American Conference the Perry way of doing things. As Perry would often say. more careful than he was in my time.'' he added (MACI championships Even some of the big name coaches still active today fail to equal these records. Successful college coaches such as Woody Hayes and Bud Wilkinson, were second to Perry in one part of the game Perry's 864 winning percentage, including a 31-1 record against non-league foes, made him the winningest coach in the nation when he retired in 1964 to accept the athletic The BG New director's position at the University One defeat a season was usually considered one defeat too SPORTS many by Perry. His yearly setback was usually handed out by Miami Falcon confrontations with the Redskins were Wednesday, November 6, 1974 Poget
First of a series classic affairs during the Perry years, and he was one of the Harriers ready for EMU few coaches in the MAC who could handle the MU team But these battles came later in Perry's life. He had a varied background before becoming the BG mentor. By Jerry Masek Collegiate Conference Preston continued "Several ones that really matter to Assistant Sports Kditor i ('('(' I Championships last years ago. BG was pjeked to me I'm an inconsistent COMING OUT of the farm community of ('niton in central weekend win it hands down and we runner but I try harder in Ohio's Licking County in 1928, Perry's first experience in If All can beat Foreman, lost the bigger meets " athletics at Bowling Green came as a 5-8, 140-pound then we can beat Eastern ALTHOUGH most MAC Going into the race, the quarterback. Michigan." sportswriters. league mental attitude ol the Preston analyzed the rest He played guard on the basketball team and was a Those sentiments of coaches and even "Track Falcon runners is good, of the MAC competition shortstop on the baseball squad. F.ven then. Perry's teams sophomore harrier Dan and Field News." the recog- according to Tim Zum- "Eastern is vulnerable, had the winning touch as all three varsity sports from 1929- ! 'union express the feelings nized Bible of the sport, baugh, who won the recent but Ball State worries me." 1931 produced winning seasons. of the Falcon cross-country have tabbed Eastern as the Falcon Invitational he said. "They could be a big Perry, who earned a secondary education degree, had a team as it prepares for this strong favorite, the predic- "Our individual goals surprise Kent is strong, but single ambition-to become a football coach He pursued this weekends Mid-American tions don't mean much, have to be to place as high'as we beat them at the All-Ohio ambition with gusto Conference (MACI cham- according to Falcon co-cap- possible.'' Zumbaugh said meet, and we can do it "I was determined to be a good coach-a fair coach.'' pionships at Central Michi- tain Tom Preston "We have to break up again," he noted. "Every- Perry said when he took his first coaching assignment at gan "Predictions don't mean a Eastern's dominance " one will have to run their I .oi i.in Clearview High School. Eastern Michigan, defend- thing to me," he said "I've best race of the year, better '(ice/ it was hard at first Iknew what I wanted to do and ing MAC champions, returns seen too many predictions in THE RACE is especially than we did last weekend in how to do it. but getting it across to my kids was something I six of seven starters, includ- the MAC go down the drain important to Preston, BG's the CCC. if we are to win." wasn't quite sure of. ing 1973 individual cham- with upset wins Eastern's only senior in the top five Zumbaugh added a final Deyt L Parry confers with en* of hit plovers during "We didn't have ideal conditions to work with either, don't pion Gordon Minty The runners have had several "I've been pointing note of optimism. a gam* on the road. Perry's coaching record at forget. We had to start practice at six o'clock in the Mm mis placed second in the poor races and they are def- towards this race ever since ''Anything can happen in Bowling Croon wot one of the finest in college evenings during preseason so that some of the kids, in fact prestigious Notre Dame initely vulnerable. last summer. " he said "The the MAC race." he said football history. nearly all of the kids, could work with the harvest during the Invitational earlier this "The MAC championship next three weeks (MAC and "That's what sports are all day. "added Perry season and won the Central is always a tough race." NCAA meets I are the only about"
Dan Garfleld Falcon tailback Dave Preston bolts through Falcons finish homestond a hole opened by cen- ter Steve Studer (SS) in last Saturday's with tough Arkansas unit game with Ohio Urn versify. The BG run- By DanGarfleM feature was shown in a nine- WFI. Championship game, ning back became Assistant Sports Editor minute segment slated for the end of this only the fifth rusher in • • • month Falcon history to gain GRIDBITS: Another MANY UNIVERSITY stu more than 1,000 Falcon football season is dents and curious Falcon ANOTHER FORMER yards in one season. quickly drawing to a finish fans have been .wondering* Falcon gridder seeing action as only three games remain about last year's graduating is John Villapiano John, the as he rushed for 166 on the grid schedule This gridders who were fortunate brother of Oakland Haider yards against the Bob- week's opponent is college enough to advance to the star I'hil Villapiano. was cats. (Nowsphoto by division power Arkansas professional football ranks signed by the Houston Dan Fekht) State, which comes into the Although none of the players Texans this year, but when game with a 4-2 record have achieved superstar the Texas team moved from This is the final home status, many are grabbing Houston to Shreveport. La.. game of the year for BG and starling positions, especially Villapiano almost got lost in for 14 Falcon loot ball in the newly-formed World the shuffle He is seeing seniors Included in this Football League I WFL) limited action now year's graduating bunch arc Six Bowling Green players Two other graduates. co-captains Joe Russell and were drafted last year Myron Wilson and Tony Hal Thomas, along with either by the National Foot- Bell, did not fare as well Pisanello's defensive tackle Garv ball league (NFLl or the Wilson signed with the Mc Bride WKI. Detroit Lions, and made it Van Brocklin replaced Mcltride who has been Haul Miles. BO'l all time down to the final cut in pre is no longer deaf since birth, has been a leading rusher and scorer, season before being put on monster at the left tackle along with all-Mid American the cab squad ATLANTA i API-Coach worst defeat in three in 1949. 1950. 1951 and 1955 of the franchise in 1961 until spot thus season The 6 1 accepting standout Roger Wallace, Bell, who is still officially Norm Van Brocklin was seasons on Sunday, a 42-7 and later sparked the Phila- 1966. 80-pound Niles McKinlev were drafted by the NFL with the Baltimore Colts, relieved of his duties as loss to the Miami Dolphins. delphia Eagles to the cham- He replaced Norb Hecker product was recently inter personal last season But instead of has been placed on the general manager and coach pionship in 1960. as Falcon coach in the viewed by ABC-TV. along joining the NFL' ranks, they injured list Colt officials of the Atlanta Falcons Neither Van Brocklin nor middle of the 1968 season with roommate Rick are now playing with the have not disclosed the Tuesday. Falcons' owner Campbell was immediately BUT HIS career as a and his over-all record with checks! Newman. McRride's girl powerful Memphis South- nature of his injury. Rankin Smith announced coach hasn't been impres- Atlanta was 37-49-3 friend and BG coach Don available for comment men (WKI. i Smith said in a terse sive. In 12<>i campaigns, he Nehlen. Van Brocklin had a brilli- Recently. Miles and statement that Marion ant 12-year NFL career that has a career record of 66- Last Saturday, during Wallace have been seeing a RARELY WILL junior Campbell, who has been earned him a berth in pro 100-7. only a .401 percentage ABC's post-game score- lot of action and are helping varsity teams make big defensive coordinator for football's Hall of Fame A He was the initial coach at board show, the McHride to guide the team to the headlines for outstanding the team the last four years, masterful quarterback, he Minnesota, coaching the The Brothers of feats, but last Friday, the has been appointed head led the Rams to NFL titles Vikings from the inception Falcon JV football team coach, effective immed- Kappa Sigma wish BG bowling team came within three mistakes iately. of defeating the University Campbell, former Univer- , of Michigan unit BG lost 21- sity of Georgia lineman, to Congratulate their 14. joined the Falcons' staff in OHIJO^PAYJOFF ready to compete Dominating the statistics, New Actives: the Falcons were led by the VAN BROCKLIN .was in WINNERS The Falcon bowling team finalized its team last weekend outstanding freshman. the midst of one of his most after several weeks of tryouts. Marcus Johnson, who frustrating seasons since ANNOUNCED EVERY THURSDAY Ken Bernlield had the highest average in II games. galloped for 155 yards in X becoming head coach of the E x c I u s i vcl y .'On Gary Daniska Lee Wallace a 188 72 average. Others making the 10-man squad include carries Falcons after the third game Mark Anderson (188 221. Rick.Parscben 1187 17), Bill Ryan The BG defensive unit of the 1969 season. The S (116). Fred Roth 118288), Steve Winters (161.83), Jamie held the powerful Wolver- team, picked in some pre- WLi«" 101.5FM Dave Jackson Scott Hewson Frush (111 OS). Ron Watts (178831, Kevin Collins (177 05) ines to only 137 yards season estimates as a and Mike Harvey (175 55) rushing. In addition, the contender for the playoffs, Dave Pumpa Jim Zeller Falcons capitalized on six has a 2-6 record HIGH SERIES scores were abundant during tryouts Wolverine fumbles, recov- NfKOVE YOUR HEM FOR A LITTLE BREAD. Ryan rolled a sizzling 640 while Anderson recorded three ering four The volatile Van Brocklin. YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO WORRY Glenn McClelland Tom Nist totals of 623.609 and 603 Johnson scored both BG a star quarterback during ABOUT MR) TERMS OR FMALS AGAIN Other high series scorers included Harvey (624). Winters touchdowns after two of his playing days with the Los Mark Andrews John Millberg (•11). Parschen (607). Bernfield (602) and Roth (601) these Michigan mistakes. Angeles Rams and later the Yes, you can increase your reading Speed and Comprehension High single games during the series were rolled by The Wolverines, who Philadelphia Eagles, has with the SPEED READ method, for a fraction of the pnee as other Anderson (268), Ryan (H6>. Collins (243). Winters (236) and defeated Notre Dame's JV been under intense criticism welt known speed reading courses right in your own home. Reduce Mike Newton Jim Parenica Watts (2361 unit twice this year, capital- from local fans and news study time tremendously. EDUCATIONALLY SOUND Excellent for work, school, or enjoyment. Send $495 (check or money order) The team will begin competition Saturday when it travels ised on two blocked punts media. Smith also had been payable to Bruce Catty Bob McGrew to the University of Toledo lanes to take on Akron and a snap from the center criticised for failing to lire University and Kent State The keglers will be out to better which went through the legs the coach, known as the SPEED READ FOUNDATION last year's third place finish in the Ohio Intercollegiate of BG kicker Greg Kampe Dutchman. P.O. BOX 2735, TOLEDO. OHIO 43606 Bowling Conference northern division on the five yard lint. The Falcons suffered their