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BULLETIN Ralph Perk, mayor of Cleveland, had STATE ISSUE three easily was cedented third term last night, while the way for another presidential bid IN INDIANA, the fourth state the lead for Republican nomination accepted by a vote of 8.771 to 2,501 The former astronaut John H Glenn Jr. despite the partial paralysis he has holding its primaries yesterday, the With 4.28C of Ohio's 12.895 polling with a vote of 2.909 to Peter Voss' issue would simplify ballot language held a growing lead in his third bid for suffered since a 1972 assassination only contests were for House seats 2,148 for future elections. It also would placet reporting. John Glenn Jr. led the Democratic Senate nomination in attempt. The state holds conventions to pick In the Democratic governor's race create an Ohio Ballot Board to draft Sea. Howard M. Metienbaum 181.271 to Ohio nominees for the Senate with John J. Gilligan was ahead of James amendments. 141.191 for the Democratic Senate In North Carolina, State Rep IN ALABAMA'S Senate race. Democratic Sen. Birch E. Bayh likely nomination. Nolan, 4,085 to 1.889 William E. Stevens won the GOP freshman Democrat James B. Allen to be opposed in November by GOP In the local issues, with all but one nomination, while Ally Gen Robert appeared to be an easy winner over Mayor Richard G. Lugar of Indiana- By Carl P. Leabsdorf FORMER GOVERNOR James A. precinct reported in, the school bond Morgan led lormer Rep. Nick John Taylor He will be unopposed in polis in a race expected to draw Rhodes was winning the Republican issue was failing by 2.479 to 2,233. The AP Political Writer Galifianakis in the Democratic contest November national attention. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace nomination with 3,106. Representative levy was for 7.5 mills. for the seat ot retiring Democratic In Ohio meanwhile, tlw 52 year-old-" In thr- District of Columbia, Charles Fry was following with a tally swept to renomination for an unpre- Sen Sam.1 ErvinJr. Glenn held narrow leads in some areas meanwhile, voters approved a charter of 2,115. and Bert Dawson Jr.. The recreation levy was carrying in captured by appointed Sen. Howard restoring partial self-government for Columbiana County engineer, garnered all precincts, but no figures were IN ALABAMA. Wallace easily Metzenbaum in 1970. when he edged the first time in 100 years. 553 available. topped the 50 per cent needed to avoid Glenn in a Democratic primary but Weather a June 4 runoff The early count gave lost the general election to Republican Increasing clondinets and a him more than 60 per cent of the vote Sen. Robert Taft Jr. Metzenbaum was little warmer today with chance of against four Democratic rivals. appointed to the Senate last December showers by afternoon, high In With returns from 920 of the state's when Republican William Saxbe upper 59i. Showers likely tonight 4,535 election districts reporting. resigned to become attorney general. low in the 40s Tomorrow cloudy Wallace had 89.531 to 51.800 for his four Early returns showed Glenn almost and chance of showers high near opponents even with Metzenbaum in the senator's •9. Probability of precipitation 40 He will be heavily favored in the Cleveland stronghold. per cent todny and 79 per cent November general election against the In the Republican primary, Mayor tonight. Republican candidate, former State Ralph Perk of Cleveland defeated Sen. Elvin McCary. as he seeks to pave Peter E. Voss. a Canton businessman. Proposal No. 3 suggests set up of new college By Rote Hume thus could establish an academic segment will not always be accepted Managing Editor relationship. and ideas from another may not The proposal suggests the always be rejected," Dr. Hilyard said. In an attempt to end a second communications college have degree "But if you are going to make it a impasse in deciding whether or not to programs leading to a bachelor's conflict between speech and establish a College of degree in journalism, graduate journalism, there will be that Communications. Dr. Del Hilyard. degrees in speech and a bachelor's in problem." executive assistant to the President, communications. The University now The proposal leaves development of has written a third college proposal. offers the bachelor's in journalism and college programs open. Dr. Hilyard s proposal, completed graduate degrees in speech through about a week ago. revises two two different colleges. "PROGRESS IN the shape of the proposals submitted to Provost college would depend on leadership," Kenneth W. Rothe by a faculty ESTABLISHED DEPARTMENTS said Dr Hilyard. "You could install a committee in January would enter the communications dean who thinks the world is lovely the One of the proposals called for a college as they now exist. way it is or one who will push for new faculty college incorporating the "If there is a program currently programs." As a result of budget restrictions the Student Health Canter speech, journalism and popular culture existing with objectives, a curriculum He added that faculty inclination finds lhal il must shorten hours and ambulance service to departments The second proposal and students following that also would help determine college students during summer quarter. Arrangements are being suggested a program college in which structure. Center service curriculum, it would remain organized made with Wood County Hospital te aid in treating summer curricula would cross department lines as it is." said Dr. Hilyard. Dr. Hilyard said a University under the dean's supervision He added that faculty interested in commitment to establish a students. (Ne wsphoto by Carl Said) the same area of communications but communications college is necessary DR. HILYARD said his proposal now teaching in different departments retains the faculty college and includes would work together in teaching one HE SAID THE communications the journalism and speech program. college "has been thrashed out rather departments. "It may in the long run bring thoroughly" in communications- Health Center hours shortened "It does not exclude others who oriented departments. together members of two conclusion that we'll have to operate the center on a part- might move into the college. " he said. departments," said Dr. Hilyard. "The faculty will be concerned with It's summer quarter. You find that those live hours in The proposal includes courses Dr Hilyard said faculty would be structure." said Dr Hilyard "We the sun left you with nothing more than blistering skin time basis only." he said. outside of the journalism and speech have that kind of commitment There and an upset stomach. able to place individual goals above ALSO. HE SAID, round-the-clock ambulance service departments. Dr. Hilyard said departmental loyalties for program is no commitment from people outside Or perhaps the flu hits. If so, you may find yourself in instructors in the communications interests. the departments. the Wood County Hospital, rather than the University will be unavailable. "We could not ask. and should not ask students (ambulance drivers) to have to take calls fields and in fields remotely and "If individuals are committed to Health Center for treatment closely related to communications making changes, ideas from one after working hours." "I don't consider my proposal any THE HEALTH CENTER is shaving hours off its usual Ambulance service will be available only during the better or worse than the others. I am 24-hour service this summer and will be open f'om 8 a.m. Health Center's summer hours. Dr Eakin said that if only asking 'do you want something or to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m to noon students need an ambulance after hours, they can call a not?'." Saturday, on an out-patient basis only. city ambulance or the police department. Inside the News... He said he prepared his proposal as a He said arrangements have been made with the Wood service, not a position. Regular out-patient service, except for physical County Hospital to dispense emergency and in-patient • Al tha rote of ana piece of pizza par minute, il should take about 10 Dr. Hilyard said he hopes college therapy, will be available. treatment this summer. minutes le devour 10 pieces. Linda Newlon fall short al that goal by one councils and Academic Council will Beds also will be available for students needing rest, either accept or reject a piece, but Stall wot crowned champion al tha pizza-eating contest but not for overnight use. IN ADDITION, residence hall directors and resident communications college by the end of advisort will be informed oi the Health Center's change Monday night in Chapman Hall. See picture assay on page nine. Dr. Richard F.akin. vice provost for student affairs, the quarter. said yesterday that "financial constraints" and "sound and told who to contact if an emergency should occur. • The Falcon baseball team wan two games yesterday and the tennis "You can cling too long to what you business practices are forcing the change. Regular operations will resume fall quarter, with the squad boat Toledo far Hie first time in tan years Sea page 10 far details have," he said. "If we continue to "Given the budget we have, we've come to the possibility of scheduling a physician to handle cases and a look at the boeeboH squad's matt successful pitcher behave as we have, we may fall off the during the noon hour, Dr. Eakin said. cliff.'• taf* 3/Ttw BG N»w», W«dn«.doy, May t, 1974 eDueRiaLS campus awareness
army cover-up By Terry Bradford energy, which are fine in times of less liberties we now enjoy and launch an blurred to the average American and 1*78 Varsity Square East need or perhaps in earlier childhood. era of "Nixonianfacism". be thinks of us as dope-filled streakers Gieit Student (olumnlil who tear down society instead of BUT STUDENTS energetic A STUDENT CAN contribute to the improve It. in calley case As of the last few years, the direction endeavors could and would be more movement for justice by calling or our country teems to have taken is a constructive to themselves and our writing his congressman or senator We students need not worry about This past weekend, President Nixon declined the chance to further* steady downward plunge, partial credit country if put into form of social A phone call to Rep. Delbert Latta of what the average American thinks but going to Mr. Nixon's Administration. reduce the sentence of ex-Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. and rightly so. consciousness. Bowling Green, 3538871. would be does. If we students don't lead the way The moral, economic and political If the tearing down and corrupting of in the restructuring of American In six months. Calley will be eligible for parole and it's probably a safe extra helpful for he is a reluctant consequences of Watergate and other American justice is allowed to go member of the House Judiciary Society, who else is there to do it? The bet he'll be handed his freedom after the case is reviewed by a parole scandals of the Nixon Administration unchecked and Nixon and his cronies Committee. average citizen who put Nixon in office board. are being felt by every American get off scott-free. we students will If this was to have happened in the in the first place? In August 1971 Galley's sentence first was reduced from life imprison- citizen. suffer the most, for it is our future late sixties. I'm sure students would be ment to 20 years. On April 16 it was reduced to 10 years by Secretary of which is being put in jeopardy. leaders in the parade of public dissent Political awareness should not be the Army Howard H. Callaway. ALSO. IT HAS been the 'Further erosion of our government against Nixon, as they should be. mistaken as a fad of the sixties but an misconception of the President that all The President could have shaved years off (.'alley's sentence but and the use of government power to institution and way of life in our that is really necessary to being a spy on the American populous, as declined perhaps a sign that wearing a uniform is no excuse for murder. WE. AS college students, are society. qualified President is bridging foreign Nixon has advocated with his supposedly the cream of the crop in Calley was dishonorably discharged by Callaway at the same time problems and improving foreign plumber's unit, would bring an end to America. Our image has already been WE OWE IT to ourselves. Nixon refused to take further action. relations < which, by the way, were It seems the Army is trying to appease Calley. who served as its patsy eroded in the fifties by Nixon and during the My Lai massacre. followers of his idealogy. the cold Federal Judge J. Robert Elliot said Monday he would allow Calley to war'). It should be told to Mr Nixon that remain free on $1,000 bond. Would the government allow a convicted that is not what's needed of a president mass murderer like Charles Manson to walk the streets for a mere f 1,000 and instead of having a shady bond'' character whose only productive the hiss principle The Army seems to have done a fine job of protecting the higher-ups efforts seem to go overseas, that what who were responsible for My Lai. America needs is a man who is Callaway once said: "Lt. Calley may have sincerely believed that he responsive to the needs of the common It is sometimes said that Richard DEAN IS TO play on Ervin s sense of was acting in accordance with the orders he had received.'' man here at home. Nixon's critics dwell obsessively on his being "a great part" of history, by Here at BGSU. which in being a past, on events of 10. 20 or even 30 Who was responsible for the orders? Why hasn't he been brought to reminding Ervin of the Hiss case That college is supposed to bring out the years ago e g his California races is, while Kleindienst is playing a trial and made to pay for the crime? highest academic and intellectual against Helen Douglas or Jerry victorious Truman. Ervin is to think of The country is trying to forget a painful war, and this may make it aspects of a student, we find general Voorhls. himself as a new Nixon overcoming possible for war crimes to go unpunished. apathy and disconcern for the this Truman. It took nearly four years for the wheels of justice to turn for the Kent country's wounds. BUT THE transcripts of the White On page 349, Nixon uses Chambers' killings, and it's taken six years since My Lai. Push-carl racing, streaking, softball House tapes released by the President fate again, but this time as a Better late than never. and sun-bathing dominate students' show that he returns again and again to cautionary tale to deter Jeb Magruder an event that took place a quarter- from becoming an informer. century back in time--the What weird recurrent applications Congressional investigation of Alger he makes of that case. At one time it Hiss With one hand he blesses Krogh's shows that one must make one's own The Hiss case keeps popping up in illegal activity against Ellsberg, and rules in an investigation. Later it President Nixon's conversation, in the with the.other he offers up his former shows that no rules should bind the most unlikely contexts, in ways that enemy Truman as a model for the executive. Later it shows that many seem self-contradicting, in a mode that Attorney General in blocking all legal rules should bind Congress would have puzzled less obsequious inquiry by a Senate committee. auditors than a Dean or an AT TIMES IT argues against Ehrlichman THINGS GET even more puzzling by informers, and another time it shows Besides, we already knew from Egil page 96, where Nixon wonders if an that history can go to an investigator's Krogh's statement at his sentencing FBI informer on President Johnson head that Nixon had urged on him the study can be used by his Administration-he of the Hiss chapter in "Six Crises." claims that Whittaker Chambers was Hiss and Nixon have been linked Nixon's point, then, seemed to be destroyed when he informed on Hiss. together by a chain of enmity, teeter- that Krogh should show the bulldog Yet, through all these mental tottering, as one's fate sinks, the determination by which Nixon battered wanderings, he hopes that the FBI man other's rises. down President Truman's resistance in question (William Sullivan) will Nixon climbed to the vice presidency to Congress in the forties. become just such an informer. after Hiss went to jail, yet Hiss was on By page 106, he is urging Dean to TV to pronounce a judgment over '. HE MEANT this to be an inspiration urge Kleindienst to urge Baker to hold Nixon as he came apart in 1962 to Mr Krogh in his pursuit of Daniel the Ervln committee to the rules of And now Hiss tours the campuses, Ellsberg. evidence, as if a committee were a vindicated in many people's eyes, It is odd, therefore, that on page 78 of court -and he claims "that is the way getting the last laugh, though be is too the partial transcript now released, Nixon ran the Hiss case'' la gross well-bred to mock. Nixon says he had also instructed distortion of history). Richard Kleindienst to read that On page 306. he tells Dean to get I REMAIN unconvinced that the chapter, to show how a committee can Senator Ervin and flatter him into courts that tried the Hiss case and be blocked from all access to the acquiescence with rules imposed by reviewed it were in error. I regret the executive branch the White House "revisionist" aim to use Watergate as a way of settling old scores like that. But I was interested in the Hiss reaction to all these odd uses of his case in the new transcripts, and so I read them to Mr Hiss for his comment. (Surprisingly few Leuers journalists have sought him out for this so far.) On certain things he had a field day, minimum but stamps are 10 cents now. Thanks students' position. Randy Hathaway for the position of such as the inane boast that Nixon did for the big WEO fellows! If the student is too physically ill to Coordinator of Involvement, after a claim cover not use leaks, showmanship, or rumor be held accountable for class work for screening committee reviewed all in the Hiss investigation. Jim Walters a couple days he should be allowed to applicants for the position and over- Both Nixon and Chambers boasted of wage 127 Troupe A ve recuperate in his room in peace. The whelmingly selected him as the best On Saturday. April 27, I was making the artful way they used these in their University's medical excuse policy qualified person for the job. a long-distance phone call from the respective books. Hiss, gracious and I would like to take a moment to should not get in his way. telephone outside the Buckeye Room in thank our President. Hichard M articulate as ever, had his own Why can't the Health Center I FEEL that the reason that they did the Union. hobbyhorse to ride. Nixon, and all our neat-o senators and medical physician excuse a student for a day or this was because he ran on another swell congressmen for passing the first two even if the student isn't admitted ticket for election to Steering AS IS CUSTOMARY in Bowling WHEN NIXON boasts to Dean that raise of the minimum wage in several to the center? Committee and was not elected. Green, it was raining-so to prevent my years. excuses the FBI found the Hiss typewriter-a Randy is one of our fraternity getting wet, my umbrella accompanied claim be had made in "Six Crises" and IT SHOULDN'T be too hard for a brothers and when he was on Steering me! then withdrawn-Hiss tried to find JEEPERS, it was oh so nice of them. Either the University must change doctor to decide if a student should or Committee we saw the number of Much to my misfortune, when I I figure that with the five cent raise evidence here for the "forged its policy about medical excuses or the should not be allowed off a day or two hours he spent at the SBO office returned a short time later to retrieve typewriter" theory that Herbert we cafeteria workers are receiving, in Health Center must start admitting to recover from a condition that could working for the students. it, it had disappeared. Evidently it had a week's time i9 hrs. i I will earn 45 Packer has resoundingly confuted. many more persons who seek worsen or spread to others if not cared He was up there every free hour that walked away with its new adopted (Besides. Hiss admits Nixon was cents more than 1 used to. treatment there. for properly. he had and even would go up and work parent. At last I can bridge the inflationary telling self-serving lies in the same at night after the other officers had What bothers me is the fact that I passage of the transcript. Why would gap. fill my gas tank and afford a I WENT to the center Monday. April Rose Hume gone home. still have its cover-which obviously he indulge in a self-wounding truth?) movie on dollar night instead of crying 28. for relief from congestion that had 505 Clough St. He tried to help all students who does me no good. After waiting a week through a re-run of "The Waltons" plagued me for two weeks and kept me Apt. C29 came to him with problems whether he I have replaced It with its fraternal But an odd thing struck me as I In bed April 26-28 with fever and sheer knew them or not and they were all twin which is green. I'D LOVE to use that raise money to exhaustion The doctor had tests run talked to Hiss, so courteous in his calling him at home all of the time. If equanimity, so little envenomed by the write and thank each government for mono and strep throat someone had a question, he knew the official responsible for those nickels. it is written If you would care to have the cover, tragedy of history (as Chambers called Even though there was a 24-hour answer or worked until he found one. please come to 520 Lowry and pick it wait on the results of the throat culture it) that engulfed him once. I was not given an excuse from classes. up! And while you're here, perhaps He seems, after defeat, a much less God teaches us In the Our Father, as I THINK that the actions of the you'd like to swap umbrellas with me The doctor reminded me he wasn't contained in Luke 11:1, to do the will of damaged person than the man who won Steering Committee shows that their as I was fondly attached to the navy that early victory. supposed to give me an excuse unless God on earth as it is in Heaven biases and prejudices are standing in one. THe BG news he admitted me to the center. He also Nixon, twisting and nursing his tale, the way of serving the students. This is putting it to all kinds of dark uses, has said he thought I'd get well just as fast TOBIAS 4:6 tells us never to consent what they were elected for and if they by going to classes as I would by to sin. REALLY. I don't care if you keep it wounded himself with his very are not going to do this they should be because after all, what would I do with staying borne. The advancement of evil and sin by accomplishment as he did with his impeached or made to resign. two umbrellas? (My roommate's landslide election in 1972. the likes of Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden, When someone who is as sincere as THAT MAY have been true, but how umbrella doesn't work, but that's OK. etc. is not the equivalent or the same Randy is, and who understands the It's quite a challenge to see who can many people would I have to cough at as following God's son, Jesus Christ; A HISS MAY lose to Nixon, as workings of the Student Government stay the driest when forced to share.) McGovem did. But somehow Nixon or sneeze on before I got better? And nor are Fonda's fallacies peace. as well as he does Is turned down for As we all know, in BG "when it rains will contrive to make himself less for what about the fact that I was feeling reason, it's time for a change in It pours!" so tired? Douglas R Keith leadership. this political victory, and turn it to personal loss. For the information of those who set 4297 Main St. My opinion is that the present SBO medical excuse policies, some Cathy Yost Copyright, 1974. Uatversal Prats Perry, Ohio 44081 officers are afraid that Randy knows 520 Lowry professors get quite upset if you zonk more than they do and be would show Syndicate out in the middle of their lectures. them up. I am sure many other students have felt they deserved medical excuses hathaway SOMETHING HAS to be done now! from the Health Center and were H»Wiii«|Bil Itaain. It's sad when Randy wants to serve in let's hear from you unable to get them. this position, and has more ability to And now I'm not so sure that a serve in this position than anyone else The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. number of those students were just defended and yet, because of politics, and looking for an easy way to cut classes, Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. prejudice, he is not allowed to serve as Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask that postpone tests or avoid submitting It has come to my attention that the Coordinator of Involvement. It's up to papers columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced. Student Government Association is not us, the students, to do something about The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these operating fairly. They are playing this situation. IF THE Health Center staff decides limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. politics when they should be Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and "I" I »r «. — . not to admit a student that's its concentrating on what is best for the Frank Alan Copeland •»■■*■ »«■•• it. MM* i. a. m«._ _ privilege But likewise the staff must phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 in ■»■».■ a.i»,«ia>.a»i»i,, i«nyi..i students. Lee Murphy University Hall. try to view the situation from the They rejected* the nomination of 211 Sigma Chi Wadnatdoy, May I 1*74, Th. M Nnn/h«i 3 Petitions ask Faculty Senate to rescind new honors ruling The Student Government RICK MORROW, junior examine the grade situation ■ Commuter Center and SGA Association (SGA) began (Ed.) and coordinator of In each University offices. The officers also circulating petitions yes- academic affairs, said he department. will visit residence halls and terday asking Faculty plans to submit the petition SGA will have petitions other buildings to circulate Senate to rescind its action to the next Senate Executive available today in the Union, copies. on awarding academic Committee meeting. He said honors he hopes to have the honors Theft, vandalism reports Officers and volunteers issue appear on the agenda were able to collect about for the next Faculty Senate A five-speed Schwinn bicycle owned by Robin Sipple. 800 signatures in less than 24 meeting so a motion can be freshman (AAS). was reportedly taken Monday from the hours. made to rescind the current MacDonald West area, according to Campus Safety. The The petition reads "We. policy and start new action. bike was valued at $125 the undersigned, do hereby Morrow said Faculty Also, two snack machines, one in Kreischer-Ashley and petition the Faculty Senate Senate should explore the one in Kreischer-Compton. and a cigarette machine in to rescind their action "true problem" behind Ashley, were broken into and about 1100 was reportedly changing the requirements grade inflation instead of taken to receive honors at treating the symptom of A resident of Kreischer-Darrow has been suspended for commencement." increased honors two quarters by the dean of students for alleged possession Faculty Senate earlier He suggested the senate of marijuana. A Campus Safety spokesman said the alleged this year approved a contraband has been recovered formula for computing honors based on 170 letter- credit hours. The formula requires students who take more than 13 hours S I' to newsnotes have higher averages than development of the fast-breeder nuclear those specified in the Uni- Abortion reactor as the power plant of the future versity's catalogue to "ll't all in th* wrist," iom« frnb«» majors toy about lhair iniricat. art. Chris COLUMBUS iAPI - State Auditor The EPA released Monday a critique qualify for honors. of the AEC s 2.200-page draft Dunlap, Univ«r»iiy alumna, triot la catch an to th* gam* and th* frith**. Senate also agreed to Joseph T. Ferguson remains steadfast in Frisbee fun his refusal to approve payments for environmental impact study on the I N.w.photo by Carl Said) raise the requirement for proposed development and magna cum laude honors abortions performed on welfare patients. implementation of the Liquid Metal from 3.7 to 3.75. Fast Breeder Reactor iLMFBR I Hundreds of vouchers-reportedly Despite its bulk, the AEC study does totaling more than $100.000-have been held up in Ferguson's office. The not adequately detail the potential peppery 81-year-old auditor, a devout environmental impact associated with Catholic, said he will carry his fight to this proposed federal program,'' the Faculty Senate election the U.S. Supreme Court if he is environmental agency said, adding challenged in court. "The draft statement is primarily deficient in its treatment of reactor Faculty Senate yesterday and Chairman-elect was Dr Executive Committee were fessor of physics, were The veteran state official claims Provost Kenneth W. safety, in potential problems associated held an election of officers Ramona Cormier, professor Dr David Roller, associate elected to the Committee on Kothe. representing Presi- abortions are murder and that the state and committee members of philosophy. Dr. J Robert professor of history and Dr will not be ' Subsidizing crime" if he can with plutonium toxicity and safety, and Amendments and By Laws dent Hollis A. Moore Jr., the cost-benefit analysis." and passed five recom Bashore Ji was re-elected John T. Greene, associate Elected to the Faculty Wel- recommended that the help it mediations to the Faculty as Secretary professor of psychology. Dr. fare Committee were Dr Senate postpone imple- Ohio's Department of Public Welfare Senate Charter. Harry Gyman, professor of Genevievc Slang, associate menting the change in the began paying for welfare patient News strike Elected as Vice Chairman Elected to the Senate sociology, and Dr. Tom professor of foundations and formula for determining abortions last August after a U.S. NEW YORK (API - The Daily News Kinney, professor of inquiry, and Dr Diane Pret- graduation honors until Supreme Court decision wiped out the the nation's largest circulation daily A&S college changes proposed English, were elected to the zer, associate professor of December 1974 com- state's anti-abortion law newspaper, began publishing without its Committee on Academic Romance languages mencement. Welfare officials estimate the state union printers yesterday after ejecting Recommendations lor change in the group requirements Policies. Elected as repre- paid out about f 1 million for abortions at for the College of Arts and Sciences are being distributed to them from the plant in a showdown over Elected to the Committee sentatives to Ohio Faculty about $150 each before the auditor cut automation. departmental councils for considerations. Dr Stuart on Faculty Personnel and Senate was Dr Rena Foy. Doug Bugie. senior A&s off payments. Givens. chairman of the Arts and Sciences Council, said The first copies of an edition from Conciliation were Dr. Janis professor of foundations and and Student Government which 32 pages of advertising were cut Specific proposals are not being made public at this time, Pallister. professor of Ro- inquiry however. Association president, told rolled off the presses at 5 a m.. some 9' i mance languages: Dr. The approved sections ol the Senate he has received Reactor The recommendations are a result of two quarters of hours late Adelia Peters, assistant pro- the Faculty Senate Charter, complaints from students On an average day the tabloid prints study by an ad hoc committee appointed by the Arts and fessor of foundations and in- recommended by the Com- concerning the formula WASHINGTON (AP) - The Environ- Sciences Council In making the proposals for change, the 2.1 million copies. Yesterday's one- quiry; Dr. Paul Haas, asso- mittee on University Gover change, which raises the mental Protection Agency (EPAl says edition run was "only a few hundred committee considered suggestions from (acuity members ciate professor of econ- nance and Reorganization requirement for graduating the Atomic Energy Commission lAECI who responded to a survey during the fall thousand." said Managing Editor omics; Dr. William Rock, (COUGAR), dealt with magna cum laude from a has not done enough homework to justify Michael O'Neill After consideration by the council, which added to the professor of history, and Faculty Senate procedure. 3 70 to 3.75 committee's proposals, each departmental council will Marjorie Wright, assistant consider the options. professor of art. A vote from th? entire faculty on specific proposals is Dr. Joseph Buford. pro- expected by the end of spring quarter according to Dr. fessor of geography, and Dr •£price Givens. 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army cover-up By Terry Bradford energy, which are fine In times of less liberties we now enjoy and launch an blurred to the average American and 1*78 Vanity Square Eatt need or perhaps in earlier childhood. era of "Nixonianfacism". be thinks of us as dope-filled streakers Gacat Stodeat Columnist who tear down society instead of BUT STUDENTS energetic A STUDENT CAN contribute to the improve it. in calley case As of the last few years, the direction endeavors could and would be more movement for justice by calling or our country seems to have taken ii a constructive to themselves and our writing his congressman or senator. We students need not worry about This past weekend, President Nixon declined the chance to further* steady downward plunge, partial credit country if put into form of social A phone call to Rep. Delbert Latta of what the average American thinks but going to Mr. Nixon's Administration. reduce the sentence of ex-Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. and rightly so. consciousness. Bowling Green. 353-8871. would be does. If we students don't lead the way The moral, economic and political If the tearing down and corrupting of extra helpful for he is a reluctant in the restructuring of American In six months. Calley will be eligible for parole and it's probably a safe consequences of Watergate and other American justice is allowed to go member of the House Judiciary Society, who else is there to do it? The bet he'll be banded his freedom after the case is reviewed by a parole scandals of the Nixon Administration unchecked and Nixon and his cronies Committee. average citizen who put Nixon in office board. are being felt by every American get off scott-free, we students will If this was to have happened in the in the first place? In August 1971 Galley's sentence first was reduced from life imprison- citiien. suffer the most, for it is our future late sixties, I'm sure students would be ment to 20 years. On April 16 it was reduced to 10 years by Secretary of which is being put in jeopardy. leaders in the parade of public dissent Political awareness should not be the Army Howard H. Callaway. ALSO, IT HAS been the 'Further erosion of our government against Nixon, as they should be. mistaken as a fad of the sixties but an misconception of the President that all and the use of government power to institution and way of life in our The President could have shaved years off Calley's sentence but that is really necessary to being a declined-perhaps a sign that wearing a uniform is no excuse for murder. spy on the American populous, as WE, AS college students, are society. qualified President is bridging foreign Nixon has advocated with his supposedly the cream of the crop in Calley was dishonorably discharged by Callaway at the same time problems and improving foreign plumber's unit, would bring an end to America. Our image has already been WE OWE IT to ourselves. Nixon refused to take further action. relations i which, by the way, were It seems the Army is trying to appease Calley, who served as its patsy eroded in the fifties by Nixon and during the My Lai massacre. followers of his idealogy: the cold Federal Judge J. Robert Elliot said Monday he would allow Calley to war' I, It should be told to Mr Nixon that remain free on $1,000 bond. Would the government allow a convicted that is not what's needed of a president mass murderer like Charles Manson to walk the streets for a mere $1,000 and instead of having a shady bond? character whose only productive the hiss principle The Army seems to have done a fine job of protecting the higher-ups efforts seem to go overseas, that what who were responsible for My Lai. America needs is a man who is Callaway once said: "Lt. Calley may have sincerely believed that he responsive to the needs of the common It is sometimes said that Richard DEAN IS TO play on Ervin s sense of was acting in accordance with the orders he had received.'' man here at home Nixon's critics dwell obsessively on his being "a great part" of history, by Here at BGSU, which in being a past, on events of 10, 20 or even 30 Who was responsible for the orders'1 Why hasn't he been brought to reminding Ervin of the Hiss case That college is supposed to bring out the years ago-e.g . his California races is, while Kleindienst is playing a trial and made to pay for the crime? highest academic and intellectual against Helen Douglas or Jerry victorious Truman, Ervin is to think of The country is trying to forget a painful war, and this may make it aspects of a student, we find general Voorhis. himself as a new Nixon overcoming possible for war crimes to go unpunished. apathy and disconcern for the this Truman. It took nearly four years for the wheels of justice to turn for the Kent country's wounds BUT THE transcripts of the White On page 349, Nixon uses Chambers' killings, and it's taken six years since My Lai. Push-cart racing, streaking. Softball House tapes released by the President fate again, but this time as a Better late than never. and sun-bathing dominate students' show that he returns again and again to cautionary tale to deter Jeb Magruder an event that took place a quarter- from becoming an informer. century back in time--the What weird recurrent applications Congressional investigation of Alger he makes of that case. At one time it Hiss With one hand he blesses Krogh's shows that one must make one's own The Hiss case keeps popping up in illegal activity against Ellsberg. and rules in an investigation. Later it President Nixon's conversation, in the with the. other he offers up his former shows that no rules should bind the most unlikely contexts, in ways that enemy Truman as a model for the executive. Later It shows that many seem self-contradicting, in a mode that Attorney General in blocking all legal rules should bind Congress. would have puzzled less obsequious inquiry by a Senate committee. auditors than a Dean or an AT TIMES IT argues against Khi licliin.in THINGS GET even more puzzling by informers, and another time it shows Besides, we already knew from Egil page 96, where Nixon wonders if an that history can go to an investigator's Krogh's statement at his sentencing FBI informer on President Johnson head. that Nixon had urged on him the study can be used by his Administration-he of the Hiss chapter in "Six Crises." claims that Whittaker Chambers was Hiss and Nixon have been linked Nixon's point, then, seemed to be destroyed when he informed on Hiss. together by a chain of enmity, teeter- that Krogh should show the bulldog Yet. through all these mental tottering, as one's fate sinks, the determination by which Nixon battered wanderings, he hopes that the FBI man other's rises. down President Truman's resistance in question (William Sullivan I will Nixon climbed to the vice presidency to Congress in the forties. become just such an informer. after Hiss went to jail, yet Hiss was on By page 106, he is urging Dean to TV to pronounce a judgment over HE MEANT this to be an inspiration urge Kleindienst to urge Baker to hold Nixon as he came apart in 1962. to Mr Krogh in his pursuit of Daniel the Ervln committee to the rules of And now Hiss tours the campuses, Ellsberg. evidence, as if a committee were a vindicated in many people's eyes, It is odd, therefore, that on page 78 of court-and he claims "that is the way getting the last laugh, though he is too the partfal transcript now released. Nixon ran the Hiss case" (a gross well-bred to mock. Nixon says he had also instructed distortion of history). Richard Kleindienst to read that On page 306. he tells Dean to get I REMAIN unconvinced that the chapter, to show how a committee can Senator Ervin and flatter him into courts that tried the Hiss case and be blocked from all access to the acquiescence with rules imposed by reviewed it were in error. I regret the executive branch. the White House "revisionist" aim to use Watergate as a way of settling old scores like that. But I was interested in the Hiss reaction to all these odd uses of his case in the new transcripts, and so I read them to Mr. Hiss for his LeTTers comment. (Surprisingly few journalists have sought him out for this so far.) On certain things he had a field day, minimum but stamps are 10 cents now. Thanks students' position. Randy Hathaway for the position of such as the inane boast that Nixon did for the big WEO fellows! If the student is too physically ill to Coordinator of Involvement, after a claim cover not use leaks, showmanship, or rumor be held accountable for class work for screening committee reviewed all in the Hiss investigation. Jim Walters a couple days he should be allowed to applicants for the position and over- Both Nixon and Chambers boasted of wage 127 Troupe Ave. recuperate in his room in peace. The whelmingly selected him as the best On Saturday, April 27,1 was making the artful way they used these in their University's medical excuse policy qualified person for the job. a long-distance phone call from the respective books Hiss, gracious and 1 would like to take a moment to should not get in his way. telephone outside the Buckeye Room in articulate as ever, had his own thank our President. Hichard M. Why can't the Health Center I FEEL that the reason that they did the Union. hobbyhorse to ride. Nixon, and all our neat-o senators and medical physician excuse a student for a day or this was because he ran on another swell congressmen for passing the first two even if the student isn't admitted ticket for election to Steering AS IS CUSTOMARY in Bowling WHEN NIXON boasts to Dean that raise of the minimum wage in several to the center? Committee and was not elected. Green, it was raining-so to prevent my years. excuses the FBI found the Hiss typewriter-a Randy is one of our fraternity getting wet, my umbrella accompanied claim he had made in "Six Crises" and IT SHOULDN'T be too hard for a brothers and when he was on Steering me! JEEPERS. it was oh so nice of them. then withdrawn-Hiss tried to find Either the University must change doctor to decide if a student should or Committee we saw the number of Much to my misfortune, when I evidence here for the "forged I ugure that with the five cent raise its policy about medical excuses or the should not be allowed off a day or two hours he spent at the SBO office returned a short time later to retrieve we cafeteria workers are receiving, in typewriter" theory that Herbert Health Center must start admitting to recover from a condition that could working for the students. it, it had disappeared. Evidently it had Packer has resoundingly confuted. a week's time i9 hrs. i I will earn 45 many more persons who seek worsen or spread to others if not cared He was up there every free hour that walked away with its new adopted cents more than I used to. (Besides. Hiss admits Nixon was treatment there for properly. he had and even would go up and work parent. telling self-serving lies in the same At last I can bridge the inflationary at night after the other officers had What bothers me is the fact that I gap, fill my gas tank and afford a I WENT to the center Monday. April passage of the transcript. Why would Rose Hume gone home. still have Its cover-which obviously he indulge in a self-wounding truth?) movie on dollar night instead of crying 29. for relief from congestion that had 505 dough St. He tried to help all students who does me no good. After waiting a week through a re-run of "The Waltons" plagued me for two weeks and kept me Apt C29 came to him with problems whether he I have replaced it with its fraternal But an odd thing struck me as I in bed April 26-28 with fever and sheer knew them or not and they were all twin which is green. I'D LOVE to use that raise money to exhaustion The doctor had tests run talked to Hiss, so courteous in bis calling him at home all of the time. If equanimity, so little envenomed by the write and thank each government for mono and strep throat. someone had a question, he knew the official responsible for those nickels. it is written If you would care to have the cover, tragedy of history (as Chambers called Even though there was a 24-hour answer or worked until he found one. please come to 520 Lowry and pick it wait on the results of the throat culture It) that engulfed him once. up! And while you're here, perhaps I was not given an excuse from classes. God teaches us In the Our Father, as He seems, after defeat, a much less I THINK that the actions of the you'd like to swap umbrellas with me damaged person than the man who won The doctor reminded me he wasn't contained in Luke 11:1, to do the will of Steering Committee shows that their as I was fondly attached to the navy supposed to give me an excuse unless God on earth as it is in Heaven. that early victory. BG biases and prejudices are standing in one. Nixon, twisting and nursing his tale, ■me news he admitted me to the center. He also the way of serving the students. This is said he thought I'd get well just as fast TOBIAS 4:6 tells us never to consent putting it to all kinds of dark uses, has what they were elected for and If they REALLY, I don't care if you keep it wounded himself with his very by going to classes as I would by to sin. are not going to do this they should be because after all, what would I do with staying home. The advancement of evil and sin by accomplishment -as he did with his Impeached or made to resign. two umbrellas? (My roommate's landslide election in 1972. the likes of Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden. When someone who is as sincere as umbrella doesn't work, but that's OK. THAT MAY have been true, but how etc. is not the equivalent or the same Randy is, and who understands the It's quite a challenge to see who can A HISS MAY lose to Nixon, as many people would I have to cough at as following God's son, Jesus Christ: workings of the Student Government stay the driest when forced to share.) or sneeze on before I got better? And nor are Fonda's fallacies peace. McGovern did. But somehow Nixon as well as he does Is turned down for As we all know, in BG "when it rains will contrive to make himself less for what about the fact that I was feeling reason, it's time for a change in it pours!" this political victory, and turn it to so tired? Douglas R. Keith leadership. For the information of those who set personal loss. 4297 Main St. My opinion is that the present SBO Cathy Yost medical excuse policies, some Perry. Ohio 44081 officers are afraid that Randy knows Copyright, 1974. Universal Frew 590 Lowry Syndicate professors get quite upset if you zonk more than they do and he would show out in the middle of their lectures. them up. I am sure many other students have felt they deserved medical excuses hathaway SOMETHING HAS to be dune now! from the Health Center and were It's sad when Randy wants to serve In IIUMII H|»J "-.mini let's hear from you unable to get them. this position, and has more ability to And now I'm not so sure that a serve In this position than anyone else The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. number of those students were just defended and yet, because of politics, and looking for an easy way to cut classes, Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. prejudice, he is not allowed to serve as Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask that postpone tests or avoid submitting It has come to my attention that the Coordinator of Involvement. It's up to papers columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced. Student Government Association is not us, the students, to do something about The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these operating fairly. They are playing this situation. IF THE Health Center staff decides limits, with respect to the laws of libel and prcper taste. politics when they should be Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and not to admit a student that's its concentrating on what is best for the Frank Alan Copeland privilege. But likewise the staff must phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 students. Lee Murphy University Hall. try to view the situation from the They rejected* the nomination of 211 Sigma Chi W*dn**«ay. May I. 1*74, Th. BG H,wi/tv*. 3 Petitions ask Faculty Senate to rescind new honors ruling The Student Government RICK MORROW, junior examine the grade situation . Commuter Center and SGA Association (SGA) began (Ed.) and coordinator of in each University offices. The officers also circulating petitions yes- academic affairs, said he department. will visit residence balls and terday asking Faculty plans to submit the petition SGA will have petitions other buildings to circulate Senate to rescind its action to the next Senate Executive available today in the Union, copies. on awarding academic Committee meeting. He said honors. he hopes to have the honors Theft, vandalism reports Officers and volunteers issue appear on the agenda were able to collect about for the next Faculty Senate A five-speed Schwinn bicycle owned by Robin Sipple 800 signatures in less than 24 meeting so a motion can be freshman 1A&S1, was reportedly taken Monday from the hours. made to rescind the current MacDonald West area, according to Campus Safety. The The petition reads "We. policy and start new action bike was valued at (125. the undersigned, do hereby Morrow said Faculty Also, two snack machines, one in Kreischer-Ashley and petition the Faculty Senate Senate should explore the one in Kreischer-Compton. and a cigarette machine in to rescind their action "true problem" behind Ashley, were broken into and about $100 was reportedly changing the requirements grade inflation instead of taken. to receive honors at treating the symptom of A resident of Kreischer-Darrow has been suspended for commencement " increased honors two quarters by the dean of students for alleged possession Faculty Senate earlier He suggested the senate of marijuana. A Campus Safety spokesman said the alleged this year approved a contraband has been recovered formula for computing honors based on 170 letter- credit hours. The formula requires students who take more than IS hours S U to newsnotes have higher averages than development of the fast-breeder nuclear those specified in the Uni- Abortion reactor as the power plant of the future. versity's catalogue to The EPA released Monday a critique "It's all in th* wrist," torn* Matt majors toy about th*ir intricate art. Chris COLUMBUS (API State Auditor qualify for honors. of the AEC's 2.200-page draft Ounlap, University alumna, trios to catch an to th* gam* and th* frisb**. Senate also agreed to Joseph T. Ferguson remains steadfast in Frisbee fun his refusal to approve payments for environmental impact study on the (N*wsprMtebyCarlS*id) raise the requirement for proposed development and niagna cum laude honors abortions performed on welfare patients. implementation of the Liquid Metal from 3.7 to 3.75. Fast Breeder Reactor (LMFBR). Hundreds of vouchers-reportedly Despite its bulk, the AEC study does totaling more than f 100,000-have been held up in Ferguson's office. The not adequately detail the potential peppery 81-year-old auditor, a devout environmental impact associated with Catholic, said he will carry his fight to this proposed federal program." the Faculty Senate election the U.S. Supreme Court if he is environmental agency said, adding: challenged in court. "The draft statement is primarily deficient in its treatment of reactor Faculty Senate yesterday and I'hairman-elecl was Dr Executive Committee were lessor of physics, were The veteran state official claims Provost Kenneth W. safety, in potential problems associated held an election of officers Ramona Cormier, prolessor Dr David Roller, associate elected to the Committee on Hothe. representing Presi- abortions are murder and that the state and committee members of philosophy. Dr J Robert professor of history and Dr will not be "subsidizing crime" if he can with plutonium toxicity and safety, and Amendments and By Laws dent Hoi I is A. Moore Jr., the cost-benefit analysis " and passed five recom Bashore Ji was re-elected John T Greene, associate Elected to the Faculty Wei recommended that the help it mendations to the Facultv as Secretary professor of psychology. Dr fare Committee were Dr Senate postpone imple- Ohio's Department of Public Welfare Senate Charter Harry Gyman, professor of Genevieve Slang, associate menting the change in the began paying for welfare patient News strike Elected to the Senate Elected as Vice Chairman sociology, and Dr. Tom professor of foundations and formula for determining abortions last August after a U.S. NEW YORK .API - The Daily News Kinney. professor of inquiry, and Dr Diane Pret- graduation honors until Supreme Court decision wiped out the the nation's largest circulation daily A&S college changes proposed English, were elected to the zer. associate professor of December 1974 com- state's anti-abortion law. newspaper, began publishing without its Committee on Academic Romance languages. Welfare officials estimate the state Recommendations lor change in the group requirements mencement union printers yesterday after ejecting Policies. Elected as r c p r e - paid out about $1 million for abortions at them from the plant in a showdown over for the College of Arts and Sciences are being distributed to Elected to the Committee sentatives to Ohio Faculty about 1150 each before the auditor cut departmental councils for considerations. Dr Stuart automation. on Faculty Personnel and Senate was Dr Rena Foy. Doug Bugie. senior (A&S) off payments. The first copies of an edition from Givens. chairman of the Arts and Sciences Council, said. Conciliation were Dr. Janis professor of foundations and and Student Government Specific proposals are not being made public at this time, which 32 pages of advertising were cut Pallister. professor of Ro- inquiry. Association president, told rolled off the presses at 5 am., some 9'i however mance languages: Dr. The approved sections ol the Senate he has received Reactor The recommendations are a result oi two quarters of hours late Adelia Peters, assistant pro- the Faculty Senate Charter, complaints from students On an average day the tabloid prints study by an ad hoc committee appointed by the Arts and fessor of foundations and in- recommended by the Com concerning the formula WASHINGTON (API - The Environ- Sciences Council In making the proposals lor change, the 2.1 million copies. Yesterday's one- quiry; Dr. Paul Haas, asso- mittee on University Gover change, which raises the mental Protection Agency (EPAl says edition run was "only a few hundred committee considered suggestions from faculty members ciate professor of econ- nance and Reorganization requirement for graduating the Atomic Energy Commission lAEC) who responded to a survey during the fall thousand." said Managing Editor omics; Dr. William Rock, (COUGAR), dealt with magna cum laude from a has not done enough homework to justify Michael O'Neill. After consideration by the council, which added to the professor of history, and Faculty Senate procedure. 370 to 3.75 committees proposals, each departmental council will Marjorie Wright, assistant consider the options. professor of art. A vote from the entire faculty on specific proposals is Dr Joseph Buford. pro- expected by the end of spring quartet according to Dr, fessor of geography, and Dr ^Lprice Givens, Ron Stoner. associate pro- BUCKEYE WWM CONGRATULATIONS ROOM-UNION 1pm-5p TO CONNIE FARRAN 1st RUNNER-UP at JW TO MISS BGSU We are proud of you, Xi LOVE, YOUR SISTERS ABBOTR C05T&LLO • ;»turday mfc rRANKENSHIN 12-gO union cwpNder behind fa UWIOM \ DDN&IT CART00M5• .ncwe o< nun-in 6Au.«x>i Model Open...Noon till 5 P.M. *#*" *r CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS CARDINALS* BEHIND BURGER CHEF & MR. ED'S NEXT TO STERLING /MSB OPENINGS FOR SUMMER & FALL OPENINGS FOR 1-4 STUDENTS TO FILL 3 & 4 MAN APTS. 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M N.W., thi—l^ May I, 1974 Brandt resigns; WE'VE ALWAYS HAD LOW Schmidt elected
BONN, Germany (AP) - Helmut Schmidt, a tough finance Great Scot minister rated as a firm friend of the United States, won his FRIfNDlY FOOD STORES SPECTACULAR SAVING party's nomination yesterday to succeed West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. Brandt, who won a Nobel Peace Prise for improving relations between West Germany and Communist Eastern Europe, resigned early yesterday over an espionage GREAT SCOT scandal. While Bonn buzzed with rumor over possible underlying causes for Brandt's decision to accept personal responsibility for a close aide's role as a Communist East BREAD German spy, the 55-year-old Schmidt's nomination was approved in an emotional session of the Social Democratic party's parliamentary caucus. This is not the time to yammer," Brandt told weeping legislators in his first public appearance since his 20 resignation was announced soon after midnight Monday. OZ. "I AM certain that our state will have a federal LOAF government that is firmly on the track in 14 days," Schmidt said before breaking off a Hamburg visit to return to Bonn soon after his nomination. 7 DAY LARGE The 60-year-old Brandt, whose policies of East-West BONUS ?1 rapprochement bolstered his country's world status and won him the 1971 Nobel prize, fell in a political storm raised by the discovery of a Communist East German spy on his personal staff. CNILLT TRIMS Brandt had been chancellor for ft* years and made VELVET normalization with the rival German government in East 1817 Berlin one of the chief objectives of his Ostpolitik. He had MORTON CHILLY survived a parliamentary crisis sparked by his East-West detente policies two years ago and went on to win a special ICECREAM POPS general election by landslide proportions But as his Ostpolitik slowed in the face of East German resistance and as inflation at home eroded his popularity. Brandt showed increasing irritability. Observers at home and abroad reported he seemed weary of his office.
THE FINAL straw appeared to be when Guenter Guillaume. 47, a pudgy-faced political affairs aide in the federal chancellery, was arrested as an East German spy on April 24. Although other members of his government, chiefly Horst Ehmke. came under much harsher opposition attack. Brandt took upon himself "political responsibility for negligence in connection with the espionage affair Guillaume.'' as his letter of resignation expressed it shortly after midnight Monday night Ehmke, formerly chancellery chief and now postal minister, hired Guillaume in 1970. A special report released by the government yesterday in the wake of Brandt's sudden resignation showed that Guillaume received security clearance despite suspicions that he had been a Communist agent even before his 1956 defection" from East to West Germany. Ehmke reportedly twice offered to submit his resignation, but Brandt refused to bow to opposition attempts to make the postal minister the scapegoat. RES.PRICES1.il THE FULL BRANDT Cabinet formally submitted its 7OAY resignation to West German President Gustav Heinemann BONUS yesterday afternoon Heinemann. who appointed Vice BUY EFFERDENT Chancellor and Foreign Minister Walter Scheel to head a caretaker government, asked the ministers to remain in TABLETS their posts until a new chancellor is elected on May 16.
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hiumbci olticholl IVIHYDAY DISCOUNT PHICI iKkettalM >o«o<» iKkrHo-IM SOtoch 10REST <**"»» Polron Orclwtlro lickttt «l Slouch » TOTAL TOTAL NAME " "BMS CT. 89° ADDRESS . Wadrmday, May », MM, Tho M N«w./P*«« 5 EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES...PLUS Scott criticizes tape transcripts IGTON (AP> • In a significant shift from his past SEVEN DAY BONUS BUYS LIKE THESE! IS President Nixon. Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott said yesterday transcripts of key Watergate conversations reveal "a shabby, disgusting, immoral per- STOP IN & SEE JUST HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN SAVE formance" by all involved. Scott declined to criticise Nixon directly but made plain, in talking to reporters and In a floor speech, "1 am not going to uke any position supporting any action which involved any form of immorality or criminality as the transcripts indicate." The House GOP Leader, Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona said at a news conference 1 won tquarrel with his (Scott's) description." Rhodes also said Republicans he had talked to around Congress have expressed similar sentiments. He said he had not seen anything in the transcripts "definitely impeachable" but felt portions of them did raise some serious questions "THERE ARE areas that might possibly be brought up as impeachable offenses, having to do with obstruction of justice." Rhodes said He said there were conversations between the President and three White House aides. John D. Ehrlichman. H. R. Haldeman and John W. Dean III. "which Indicated to me some rather high level plans were being made as to what this person would say and what that person would do." Rhodes added that he still felt there were not sufficient votes in the House at this time to impeach Nixon. And he said he still thought the public release of the transcripts had helped Nixon. Sen. John G Tower of Texas, chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, told reporters his reading of a portion o( the transcripts left unchanged his opinion that nothing warrants the President's being charged with an indictable offense." TOWER SAID the transcripts show there is a lot of cynicism in the White House, that the President did delegate away a lot of authority, inordinately, and that he was not fully aware of all (hat was going on " In Nashville. Tenn., Gov. Winfield Dunn, chairman of the CHOOSY CHOICE MEAT SALE! Republican Governors Conference, said the transcripts "gave me no reason at all for a happy reaction." ITS BEEN A LONG TIME Dunn, speaking at a news conference, urged that Nixon SINCE VOUVE HAP A CHANCE release all Watergate tape recordings. He also said that the transcripts show no "indication that the President has TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF violated the law They're going to have to show me some more " A SALE LIKE THIS! At the White House. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L STOCK UP NOW YOU CAN SAVE Warren declined to comment specifically on Scott's statements Warren said, however. "I don't feel it's fair to MORE THAN EVER! judge the President on 33 hours of conversation dealing with this very difficult subject. We feel he will be judged on the foreign and domestic achievements of this administration." SCOTT, OF Pennsylvania, based his comments on a reading of some 800 pages of the 1.308-page series of edited transcripts of key Watergate conversations released by Nixon last week Just last Friday. Scott issued a statement declaring that the White House transcripts of key meetings last March 21 between President Nixon and former Counsel Dean were "consistent" with his statements last January declaring CHOOSY CHOICI - ADM CUTS that material he had seen would be "exculpatory" of the SWISS STEAK President. He also disclosed that the partial transcripts and ICKHICH CHOOSY CHOICI KKRICH c w • |M summaries he had seen last December were incomplete as MO. SLENDER SLICED MEATS 48 ENGLISH ROAST .... u.M SMORGASPAC far as the first Nixon-Dean meeting March 21 and did not contain anv of their second meeting. BERTIE win coupon WITH COIIPOI JOE- CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING ELECTED LIQUID SIZING CO-CAPTAIN OF THE 1974 FOOTBALL TEAM. GOOD LUCK FOR A GREAT SEA- SON. STORE CAN GUARANTEE LOWEST TOTAL COST! KATHIE KITCHEN CREATIONS UAO PRESENTS JVT. BAKERY: KRE1T SCOT DUTCH APPLE PIE a» James Taylor OMIT SCOT 01KERT WHITE BREAD 3/$F In Concert DELICATESSEN: BARBECUED CHICKEN ,, 89c BOILED HAM CKRICH ILL MElT BOLOGNA WE RESERVE QUANTITY RIGHTS PRICES GOOD THROUGH MAY 12. 1974 KOOL KRISP PRODUCE -T| B 8H lift ft KritMmmK*' S' SAVI10 oio) ■ .S. 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SAVI1* OMJ " SAVI SO- "*' ] UIGIC 10 urn _ ,N«$i39 1*1 SIZING 2. 44 CM.IFOMII TEXAS YELLOW DETERGENT«» ■ S WITH TMI» ORI AT KOI COMMON WITH IMH OMT KOI C00»0« • ^ GOOOiHiU""!)"" „ijUuooooaw*yxm>^uKLS[rjOOOOIHIUMAT1I. !•" A Q f, Q (1 (r-J "YjO.UMMJIJIlY.vlOlO.O.OJJOlSllLtY.Yi'p CARROTS u. 49° ONIONS £3 69° Thursday May 9. 8 p.m. HT1W KM VMIETT FMSU.lt FRESH MEED SAVISO- "•' LIX « eocc BGSU Memorial Hall c § LIMII it 69 Great Scot WITH f Hit OttAT KOI COUPON IRIINPI Y loon siotts ENDIVE «. 39° CABBAGE u. 17 IIMtUMIII] H" Tickets: $5 gen. admission $6 day of show P.*. ,/Tha M N«w., W^n^ay, May i. If 74 MEP meeting Experts restore set for Monday stolen pointing A meeting for those The Professional Labor- interested in registering for atory Experience Program (PLEP) will not be offered. LONDON (AP) - Art London and Irish art thefts the Methods Experience Project (MEPI for fall Students who were experts began restoring the are the work of the same interested in PLEP are 14 6 million Vermeer organisation, although there quarter will be held 7 p.m. Monday in 105 Hanna Hall. eligible for consideration in painting "The Guitar were similar ransom MEP. Player" yesterday aiter demands All students who plan to On* PW 333 .tud.nt Names of those selected recovtring the stolen participate during fall The IRA, a Roman ploy* bad with a Uni quarter in MEP are will be posted in 128 Life masterpiece from a London Science by Thursday. May Catholic-dominated guer- vanity nvrsary school required to attend the graveyard. 16. Registration cards of rilla movement, is battling child. Through this meeting or contact Dr. Scotland Yard detectives, those selected will be acting on an anonymous to oust the British from sophomoro court* (or Darrel Fyffe. 128 Life Science, prior to the accepted until Friday. May telephone tip. found the Northern Ireland to unite il Physical Education painting wrapped in with the neighboring Irish meeting. 17. majors, .tud.nl. also MEP is an optional newspaper and propped republic. assist and tutor at program in which juniors or against a headstone in St. seniors in elementary edu- Balholomew's churchyard Oim School. (Mows- Dance show near London's financial dis- photo by Carl Sold) cation receive credit in five Carly Simon The University Per- subject matter methods trict Authorities theorized forming Dancers will courses (Education 351. 352. that thieves who stole it present "The Body Alive," a 353, 355 and 356). from Kenwood House. may join Taylor London's municipal dance experience high- Each student observes and lighting the intricacies and participates in an museum, on Feb. 23 had About 300 tickets will be beauty of isolated move- elementary classroom dumped il there. available today at the Union ments. Friday and Saturday It was "in quite good approximately half the days Ticket Office for the James night in the Forum. Student of each quarter. Each is condition." Scotland Yard Taylor concert. Services Building. assigned to an elementary said. Damp patches on the Taylor's wife Carly Simon painting appeared to be the will be at tomorrow night's classroom and has an Tickets for the 9 p.m per- opportunity to work in most only damage. concert. While il is possible of the roles of a classroom The painting, one of only that she will join him In a formance will be sold at the 30 still in existence by 17th few numbers, she said "we door beginning at 8:15 each teacher. Those interested should century Dutch master Jan didn't start our careers as a night Admission price is 25 cents for students and II for contact Dr. Darrel Fyffe. Vermeer. was found just team and we don't want to 126 Life Science two days after Irish police be the Ozzie and Harriet of adults recovered It old masters. Rock " Including another Vermeer. which were stolen from a Tickets for the 8 p.m mansion outside Dublin concert also will be avail- able . at Finder's Record Senior challenge sets $25,000 goal POLICE SAID they do not shop Tickets are S5 today necessarily believe the and M tomorrow Graduating seniors will be contacting June graduates five-year pledge to the and a Performing Arts office, who stressed that his will go to specific programs aiming to meet a $25,000 in person or by mail after University. Center development fund to office will need to establish at the University which the goal as Senior Challenge '74 they make initial pledges at Working with the Alumni improvements of University new programs when this student can designate on his when the annual Senior a Senior Challenge banquet Association. Senior environmental controls and year s pledges become pledge card. If no special Giving Week is launched tomorrow Challenge began in 1970 recreation areas available in 1979. area is indicated, the funds Indian next week Senior Challenge '74 Is a when 544 seniors pledged "We have to sell our will go for scholarships, Nearly 150 student class giving project in which 126.800. ONE THIRD of the money students to companies and student loans and depart- volunteers will be seniors are asked to make a In four senior class pledge collected in this year's drive school systems and newer mental assistance. Jewelry drives, more than 1,000 has been allocated to the programs can make the graduating seniors have Career Planning and students more marketable." Miranda Pastor, senior donated 155.000 for Placement Office. Galloway said (Ed. i and general co- programs ranging from the The appropriation Another third ol the chairman for Senior YOU NAME IT, establishment of book surprised James L money will go to the Challenge, said the choice of collections in the Library Galloway, director of the proposed (800.000 Alumni three recipients will appeal Center which is to be built in to more people Special Showing WE'VE GOT 1975 In addition to serving alumni needs, the center "Offering three ways to by HEY will offer many facilities give money lets more people and services to under- have a chance to select Nicholas Spare graduates where they want their PODNERS! THE REMAINING third money to go," Pastor said. of PREFERRED PROPERTIES WEDNESDAY 18 ENTER THE Careful Selected Authentic UAO MAY Indian Jewelry From Houses & Apartments $ DOLLAR DAY $ BOWLING The Collection of For Rent DOUBLE-R-BAR TOURNEYS Bryon Hunter Jr. BURGER PLATTER FOR SUMMER & FALL Phoenix Arizona NO COKE! Pagliai's V» pound freshly ground pure boef, a slice of mellow cheese along with ham NEW HOURS Representing Navajo, Funi, Hogi artist... Rich FANTASTIC PARTY on toasted sesame seed bun, Steering and Turquoise... Delgate Mosiacs and trench fries and cole slaw Channels in Coral Jet 4 Shell... Beeds and Fetish HOUSE, INDOOR POOL, Thurs., Fit, Sat Handcrafted in the Ancient Tradition... Very AND MUCH, MUCH, 4 - 2 a.m. Reasonably Priced. Ever increasing in value... $1.00 Sun. Thru Wed MORE. REG. '1.54 4 - 1 a.m. "Cablevision Available" Showing Wed. & Thurs. 12 - 9 SAVE 54' Monday - Friday 300 EAST 11:30 to 1:30 PM Metamorphosis, 146 N. Main B.G. Oh. FOR INFORMATION WOOSTER ST. (All sales guaranteed by GOOD ONLY HAVE Don Basch's Main Street Station CALL - 352-9378 MAY 8 ALL DAY 10-5 DAILY A ;SUBBByHU asysasynysys BALL! zffiysMKsaos^wy.^EJoyoOT'' COME OUT TONIGHT "Across from the football AND HELP US BOWLING GREEN SALAD OUR HOUSE SPECIAL REFEREE'S DECISION stadium" CELEBRATE!! 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SUw •111 !.,--,-, ...» Alatt.ri Oak G.n \hhmp ... tusJUll .. ..d • • ».* e» C«tp UNMM ■■-nithvw' HiffATia PUTT PUTT wt* l»-it«i Ol.... .-.« C*k,w |,v lin IkM HwM of «...( I«*f nt Students spent an afternoon listening to almost everybody." ■ rock, folk and jazz music last Saturday at the Another concert planner. Dan Jackson, Whitebird Music Festival, regarded as "the sophomore (Ed ). said: "Our original first outdoor spring concert of its kind in objective in arranging this thing was for , three years" by the event's organizer*. everyone to come out to soak up some . Despite varying weather conditions which sunshine, listen to some free, high-quality caused the concert to end earlier than music and basically just have a real good planned, approximately 500 persons were in time" attendance at the concert's peak about mid- The musicians who performed included ' afternoon. light rock and folk artists Doug Fiely It Tony ' One of the concert's planners. Mark Duda and Woody Ahneman Powerful jazz Zugelder. sophomore (AM), said the reason and rock music was provided by the Old True ' for the light turnout may have been the and Baddog. The musicians were from the ' concert's location. The event was to be held Bowling Green area, with the exception of ' between Harshman and Kreischer the Old Trix. who is from Dayton. Quadrangles. However, the site had to be The concert was sponsored by Student moved to Sterling Farm due to what Activities. Kreischer Quadrangle and Zugelder termed as "personal priorities on students from Darrow Hall. the part of Darrow's Hall director " However. Zugelder did add that "after we Newsphotos by were able to cut through the massive amount of red tape required by the University, we received very satisfactory cooperation from Michael G. Grone I I The Alpha Phi's Thank Our Phi Mil's Wish i Phiantastic Formal Desert Escorts To Congratulate TONITE! 3 FREE COKES The 4th Runner-Up John Sofonia Bruce Burkholder Of Miss B.G.S.U. Terry Franz Randy Dolch Keith Plasky With Any Large Pizza JOANNE SARCHIONE Jamie Fisher Ed Kitchen Dave Kukurza Keith Zellin : I L Call Domino's SUNDAY, MAY 12th 7:30 p.m. 352-5221 Don't Forget A Gift For "THE BEACH BOYS" (Other act to be announced) Your Mother May 12th For Fast, Hot, Free Delivery at the TOLEDO SPORTS ARENA Under New Management . $5.50 Advance $6.00 Days of Show General Admisstion Tickets Available At Toledo Sports Arena. Masonic Auditorium. Bowling Green • Finder's Records. The Brothers of Alpha Tau Omega Wish to Congratulate Sportswear DEPT. OF GEOLOGY Lingerie LAURA STURNIOLO NEW COURSES Sleepwear On Winning The Title Of FOR FALL, 1974 Gloves Jewelry "MISS BGSU" Umbrellas S100 THE EARTH AW DUN (4) Stationary The relations between man and the earth, Purses-Billfolds such as geologic hazards, pollution, natural We also wish to thank Joe Seme for his resources and evolution. most excellent job of directing the pageant. 205 GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF MAN (4) SCARF SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND • ALL 20% OFF And a special thanks to all Brothers who Evolution, classification, distribution, helped make the pageant a success. paleoecology, and geologic history of The Powder Puff prehistoric hominids. 525 Ridge West ol McDonald • I > i/The M N.w. Woslnosaloy, May * 1*74 Lost sign-up for interviews this week ■ Signups for the following BUSINESS MAY 21 School; E Ed K 5 Physics AGENCIES Business, Labor Relations The following list of May 14-Logan County job Interviews for the week 9-12; Vocal Music E. Ed. & or Political Science. schools appeared in last Schools-EMR; Work Study of May 10 will be held this MAY 23 Armour Dial-Sales Reps High School; Head Basket- MAY 21 week's sign-up. Interviews Coordinator. week in the Forum. Student B and M Marketing or any ball Coach MAY 24 still are available. Schedules MAY 15-CanfieW Local Ohio Dept. of Commerce are available in the Schools-HS: Art; Physics- Services Building. Oscar Mayer--Sales business-related area. M.RB I National Labor Division of Real Estate -Any Placement Office sign-up Signups for school openings leading to manage- Marysville City Schools- Relations Hoard i-Any B, M Math, Spanish-English; BS/BA degree for investi- area. German; & Jr. High Band. schedules will be held from ment positions Openings in SCHOOLS Educational Media Middle for non-attorney field gators in the following May 13- -Milwaukee MAY 16-West Hartford 4:30-5:30 tomorrow and non- Toledo & Cleveland Akron School; Spec Ed -Speech 4 examiners. Requires good school schedules i business. area However, must be able MAY 21 Hearing 1-12, EMR areas: 1. Consumer Com- (Wise.) Public Schools- (Conn.) Public Schools- grade point average and 24 plaints 2. Open Housing Learning disabilities and Seven positions available for government, agencies and to relocate They are looking Primary; LD/BD4-6. quarter hours in either graduate schools) from 3-4 for people to fill positions all Columbiana 10.) School- Problems. Emotionally Disturbed only. LDB candidates only. p.m. on Friday This is the over the country. Degree Math 10-12 prefer Master's open Prefers experience or Funday bus tickets available last sign-up for spring Degree: Ind Arts 9-12; DAILY CROSSWORD PII77IF iBWll II HrmNI Mum quarter. course work In Mktg. or Reading 6-10 A limited supply of round-trip bus tickets to Cedar Point 45 LM lot*. T* CM) fmmm <■•»»* 4? !. -i- Bus Mgmt Musi be geared [ u\m 6 Jr C A standard Placement Reading Community for Bowling Green Day at Cedar Point'' are available. ACMMS I* Strt... wmm, 41 Taat- of •> Office Data Sheet must be to assume Mgmt position. Schools-Bus. Educ; Math; Bus tickets are $4. The Funday ticket, which includes park IUDD Clilt] uiiurjal 5 C[-:IJ[J nuui.it turned in at the time of sign- Elem Gen Music. Ele- admission and a dance, is 17 each. In the event of rain on the *•**• ■ ■•*••• «• r\mi»k u C+m* fc_ _ IBS H -it i.ti'UHi.iuH II:HIJ| up for each organization General Mgmt trainees mentary; Art. scheduled date 'Friday. May 31). tickets will be honored E ■Ul'.IICni- IMLIILIUHI and openings for operations ! 1. HI' UHKIIH lI'ILIili with which the studeni Lakeview iMi.) School Saturday. June 1. II .nnuii uniiHii.KJiil mgmt Dist. -Emotionally Im- i.i'H Li.nniiiii- in ta wishes to interview Sponsored by the Sports Media and Administrators Club. fe «&w fgJ* IJtJtlllU UUl'lU paired; Remedial Reading; Funday is open to faculty, alumni and their families as well It ■«, la li.lT DOWN •"» "•» Srt~. fetU'iuu uui4 Lii niuJl ^r~jr*0*0^er*o^0T&^*o-^er. L )[•.' Counselor w/emphasis on IT IMk , CH, 1. M.ta.. H KlTBL.! .! ■ • 1* as students » * • ' W1^ 5 job placement 9-12 MA Tickets may be purchased at the Union Ticket Office and ' I 1 » KE If '■—■■ 1 SUHMW. Degree; Math Middle ' ■ l I WAWR-FM 10 Nail.. .1 Ik. t umM 4|.,. THE ORANGE DOOR boa 5 y„ ,„ ,». ' 11 Ur|. |IIM» »_ " ■* offers a wide selection of i- >'. •- | r^u ,i 4,.M» I .' .'.' Handcrafted Gifts for SUMMER WORK: CLEVELAND, AKRON, 11 U CINEMA I 9th RECORD WEEK! EVENINGS-7:15&9:45 7 Academy Atwds! including Best Picture! on it takes is o liltle imi CLaSSIFIED ~«®*~ Confidence PAUL NEWMAN CAMPUS CALENDAR GUITAR STRINGS: Buy Barb. A bright future is House to sublet lor sum- • Wednetday. May I. 1174 your guitar strings by in store for you and mer. 3 large bedrooms ROBERT mail and save 20%. Send Dave. Congratulations L 1 nfurnuhed 1 block Dr Doris Williama and Candy Pope will discuss their REDFORD (or (ree string price list. & L, ADPi Sitters. (rom Wooster. Cheap. workshops tonight all: 90p.m. in the Home Ec Living Amster Music, 1024 Call 352-5713 between H. ROBERT Center ol the Home Ec Buildiiig. Lavaca. Austin Texas Do the Alpha Gams know 78701 how lucky they are to GREENVIEW APART- SHAW The Students International Meditation Society will take Cathy Miller away MENTS are renting e(- 9 A GtOGGt %> MM *HM hold an advanced lecture tonight at (:30 p.m in the For your PHOTO- from a star ficlencies for IMMED- Faculty Lounge ol the Union (or those who practice GRAPHIC needs: por- IATE OCCUPANCY Shop Vatan's for Mothers "THE STING' TM. ' traits, passports, appli- Call 352-1185 between 12- Day 108 N Main The Students International Meditation Society will cations and etc. 6p.m Weissbrod Studio 123 W Congrats to Herm 4 DAVO S **WD -UO0GI OOV m. hold a meeting today at 2-4 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge Now Renting For Fall . - . TO*> BKL ana ol the Union, c becking (or those who practice TM. Wooster Ph 354-8041 Debbie on your Phi Tau MCMAIl l> AAiA Pwu (PS PO Qtr Furn 2 bed.. 2 Engagement Best of The Womens' Track Meet will be held today at t 00 baths. 1225 mo. 3 oc- luck to both of you Love cupants. 1240 mo. 4 oc- p.m against Ohio State. PERSONALS Lil Cathy cupants. 1 bed. (urn.. 2 There will be a Womens' Soltball Intramurals Treat MOM to a luscious Waitresses over 21 adults 1170 mo Prices Meeting today (rom 5-9 p.m. behind the Womens dessert or colfee cake on needed to work 11-2 p m are lor a 8 mo lease. Building her day from the Orange and 5-9 pm Apply in heat I water lurn.. lower Hurry! Hurry! Door Order by Thurs. prices (or 1 year lease The K-Tt'-Film Undergrad Studeni Committee To Do person Northgate Must End Soon! Myers - 15348 Sand Lounge, North Main ST Call (or our low summer Things will hold a meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Ridge Rd. rates and inspection. 352- All Seats - $3.00 South Hall. Mark Scheerer. News Director (rom BUS STATION CARRY 4384 or 1-893-0B82 collect 3 more days to get Sorry No Passes WIOT-FM and Charly Coin. Time Account Salesman. OUT - Next to Hydraulic will speak. PSYCHED (or the Alpha 2 ACADEMY AWARDS! Rm 500 Lehman FIRST TIME Phi Flamer! Who's the ADVERTISED Ever 7:20 & 9:15 SPAGHETTI SPECIAL RIDES lucky guy that gets to Plates and Rings for FALL AND SUMMER Need I I. (aU qtr. only Spaghetti and Garlic Bread Only C wear your T-shirt? Mother Vatan's. 108 N. Couple nd. ride Io 4 House on Ridge St H6 818 Seventh Street. 2 bed- iWUIAM Pflfd HAWS Driitt anO SUM ill. j Main. room furnished, heat, 99 (rom O.U. this wkend. mo 372-1316 or 372-1504. Kid. you'll always be my no delivery on this special water, air cond.. cable- from 5 to 9 Call Doug at 352 7222 or Juliet. Your "Old Man." TOE 872-4482 4 people to sublease FOR SALE vision included-dish- bouse summer qtr close Thanks Kappa Sigs. for washer optional. FALL 1ST Need riders to NYC. May to campus, cheap. J52- helping us welcome our 63 V W 4-sale Call 352- RATES 4 persons 167 50 H2 Call Meg. 2 52*8 6784 after 5 30p.m. each 3 persons 179.50 ,-.»t.wllLlAW FIOEDmN 0027. new pledges with a great each. Ask about summer teal The Alpha Phi's 1868 Chevelle SS. Ex- H STILL LOOKING FOR LOST AND FOUND Someone sublease 1 rates cellent condition, many Help! Lost my trumpet person apt. summer Arnold Air Society and Good spot 1 (urniture. I Angel Flight vs the BG extras Ph 372-5848 GREENVIEW APART- A PLACE TO LIVE in Prout Dining Room MENTS NOW RENTING Flexible. Leave message. News Coed Softball Tripod - brand new. was Thurs. Reward. Call FOR SUMMER. Special Dan 2-0341 Team, Sunday at 2. What 825 now 115 372-1138. CINEMA I FRIDAY AND Tom Etsinger. 372-3177 rates on 1 and 2 bed- 105 Bromlleld. No a game! Let's show them SATURDAY THIS SUMMER & FALL SERVICES OTTERED some air power' 10x50 mobile home in rooms or efficiencies questions Call 352-1195 between 12- INTERESTED IN NO- good condition. 655-3792 HELP WANTED Congratulations T.W 6pm MIDNIGHT MOVIE! FRILLS LOW-COST JET and Debbie on your D.U 1871 Ford Pick-up with Barmaid, part time TRAVEL to Europe. The lavallering The camper top. 1872 Ford Apt. (or rent - 2 bed- Middle East, The Far All Seats $2.00 • Tickets on sale at 11:30 IF SO, STOP OUT TO CHERRY nights. Must be good with Brothers. Van. 1973 Gremlin . 1400 rooms, (urn., bathroom East, Africa, or practi- Speaker System By Votes of tht Thtatrt! HILL VILLAGE AND SEE WHY WE people S3 ar. start. 10 mi.I. All exc. running ♦ a half, air cond. - call mln (rom BG Ph. 87* cally anywhere? 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Domino's manager, sponsored the event and gave Newlon a T- shirt advertising pizza. "Had apiece lately?" Newsphotos by Carl S*id 1 y- T- Dance minor ok'd—but road was tough By Mary Zitello "If it wasn't for Mrs consider themselves as "If there would only be a Everytime you move, it's a plus do many independent "It's through this inde- thinking of pursuing a dance Eckman. I definitely dance minors, even though minor or major, or both. I dance." studies pendent study that you minor to push it through. Planning on a dance wouldn't have a dance minor no one else does She added know a lot of people would Pietila emphasized that "I'VE TAKEN folk and probably achieve more." minor'' Then you had better at. all." she said. "She that most of them are physi- consider it." she said dance has a mental and square dancing, lots and Pietila plans to enter the "From all this." she visit the nearest English arranged through the cal education majors and physical aspect, especially lots of modern dance, Mamma School of Theology added, "I think that though department. Administration Building the physical education "Some people probably as a performer. Spanish dance, dance in Springfield, Ohio, where it may take awhile, that Although that may seem it that I would take 30 hours of department says they have a don't think dance is To fulfill her 30 hours in history, choreography she will work with liturgical someday a student here will should read the physical dancing courses to fulfill ths concentration in dance, not a anything, but really dance, she had to take a classes and hours of inde- dancing. For now she be able to get a dance education department, one requirements for a minor." dance minor. everybody dances. variety of dance courses pendent study," she said strongly encourages anyone major." student found that isn't so. Pietila said that even Merry Pietila. senior after the Registrar accepted (A&S). recently had a dance the minor the physical edu- minor approved, but she cation department still says there were many 'Golliwhoppers' to open Saturday would not recognize it. problems involved. "Even the teachers who "The physical education are teaching dance, except "Golliwhoppers!." a chil- enters the theater. They do "CHILDREN are a harder teachers loved the play as Elementary and Fostoria ownership of something the department refuses to for Mrs. Margit Heskett. dren's play which has been warm-up exercises and audience because they can't much as the students did High School. cast named the "dingle acknowledge the fact that who ' was the one who touring area schools for the practice songs The cast be fooled." she said. "They Scragg added her favorite Scragg said when the play bar." It is a tree-like figure people are really interested encouraged me to get it. last two weeks, will be often asks the children to must be entertained con- audience was the children at is performed at the Uni- on the stage from which in dance enough to major or have this thing against it," presented on campus this join them on stage. stantly or they'll get bored." Woodlane School versity more adult humor horns, symbols, whistles, minor as a performing art she said "I really don't weekend Scragg said it is totally Because of this, Scragg "The children there were will be included. She said drums and other sound and not just something you know what it is." Everyone enjoys the play, different to perform for chil- said, the play has to stick to the most responsive and there is a sophisticated, instruments are hung. The have to take as a physical Pietila said though dance Valerie Scragg, sophomore dren rather than adults basic humor. She said completely uninhibited. I slapstick humor throughout cast makes its own sound education requirement." can be educational and (A&S), and cast member, loved those kids, ' she said. the stories effects with these instru- Pietila said taught through physical edu- said. Band to perform final concert The play was performed THERE ARE instances of ments or else with their cation, it really should have "It's pure entertain- at Kossford High School, characters taking on stereo- voices. Scragg said. AN ENGUSH major, she its own department. ment." she added. Since The Symphonic Band will present its final concert of the Bowling Green Junior High. typic actions and Scragg The play will be presented said that since she wasn't a children watch more than academic year at 8 p.m. tonight in the Grand Ballroom. Clay High School and Coy cited the case of an "alli- at 8 p m Saturday and 2 "THEATER HAS its Union. physical education major, it theater department and listen, she said, the play has Elementary School in gator" acted out to p.m. Sunday in Joe E. was difficult to get a dance journalism its journalism, been adapted with additional Outstanding seniors and freshmen will receive band Oregon, the old Palace resemble Mae West. Brown Theatre. General ad- minor. So Pietila went to the and dance, because it is a action. awards. The national music honoraries will award the Dr Theatre in Marion, Sylvania The play also can claim mission is 50 cents. Richard Ecker Scholarship to an outstanding freshman. English department where performing art, should have The play, written by Flora she received help from its own," she said. Atkin, is a collection of four Featured soloist will be Brian Burke, senior (Mus Ed). fi Martha Eckman. assistant The senior said that many tales taken from American on clarinet. m&s&&&&$, H IB>&S&&& * i '■ professor of English. students at the University heritage. Ten company per- The band is directed by Mark S. Kelly, director of formers act out the tales University bands. He has included selections from the with the aid of a narrator. musical "Sound of Music" and "Festival Fanfare March" in The cast is usually on the concert. Moore to dedicate The concert is free and open to the public. stage before the audience *************** Firelands building :WE HAVE:| The $2.5 million Phase II building at Firelands will be WITH FLOWERS FROM dedicated tomorrow at 2 p.m. J'GRUTHOURS * SYMPHONIC BAND *Mon.-Fri. 7:30 s.m.-8:00 p.m. J The structure adjoins one of the two original campus *Sat. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. * buildings dedicated in 1969 Phase II has increased KLOTZ FLOWER FARM instructional space at the 216-acre campus by 50 per cent. Wednesday, May 8-8:00 P.M. «*COmUENTPUNNC * The expanded facilities have allowed the Firelands at our front door "We can wire flowers anywhere" administration to develop two-year degree programs in *• MODERATE PRICES computer science, environmental technology, electronics Grand Ballroom, **SMTS technology, mechanical design and electro-mechanical 4 Boxed or on Hangers & BEAUTIFUL MIXED POTS technology *• BOX STOMGE '3.95 C0MEM Union g FLOWERING ANNUALS MB PHASE II includes a 300-seat auditorium, faculty offices, Pay Next Fall an intercollegiate-sized gymnasium and data processing mCORSAGES MOWSE MOUND facility. MARK KELLY University President Hollis A. Moore Jr. will give the SPOTTED PLANTS -MUMS keynote speech at the dedication. Architect Fred Toguchi Conductor and general contractor Arthur B. Carter will participate in AZALEAS the dedication. The University's Board of Trustees will be on hand for the FREE HYDRANGEAS dedication following their May meeting at Firelands. Open to the public CM AT THE CORNER OF S. COLLEGE 8-5 MON.-THURS. ^ The board also will attend a dedication luncheon. Max "< AND NAPOLEON 8-8FRI.-SAT. M Lerner, vice-chancellor of two-year campuses of the Ohio Board of Regents, will speak at the luncheon. 01353-3911 353-8381 FREE PARKING! Following the dedication. Firelands students will provide guided tours of Phase II. ' • Giant Killer- Young uses deception to baffle hitters By Mark Glover pitching capabilities. the summer game as well as season. In fact, most take the games one at a time Aiiiftant Sporti Editor Although he possesses a fine the managers call it baseball buffs figured be until the end of the season. fastball, it is not a speed "pitching with your head." would win the rest of his "Sure, you think about it Wearing a smile and pitch that can overpower a Just ask that Bobcat batter starts. (breaking the season win looking like he stepped from hitter. Consequently, the who took a called strike flat However. Young ran into record)," said Young. "But the latest rerun of sophomore relies on on his back difficulties and never won I'm just going to try and go "Mayberry RFD," Falcon deception, change of pace And now Young (7-1) has another game last season. out there and get guys out." pitcher Kip Young hardly and lots of breaking stuff. returned to the moment of He finished with a 5-2 mark. looks like an intimidating truth. At this time last year. A year has passed and AFTER defeating OU in figure. SOME people call this Young was 5-1 and almost a maturity has been added to last Friday's first half of a Big clean-up hitters in the kind of pitching "junk sure bet to break the Falcon Young's baseball talents. doubleheader. 1-0, Young opposing lineups tend to pitching," but the purists of record of seven wins in a The right-hander plans to was anything but tight. He dwarf the 511", 175-pound coolly stated be was "just sophomore. But when Young glad to beat them (OU I." whirls into his wind-up and The' sophomore hurler delivers the pitch, there is added that BG has "a good usually little doubt who is chance" of winning the Mid- boss Take last Friday's The BG News? American Conference doubleheader with Ohio Uni- (MAC) championship. versity for example. With a calm and effective Young on the mound for the THE "KIPPER" started TS PORTS Falcons, BG's chances for a the initial contest. In the Wednesday, May t. 1974 PogolO MAC crown should be better early stages, he faced one of than good. OU's burly batsmen. The BG hurler delivered a pitch that was headed directly at the mean and menacing batter's head. Kenny White Doing what came natur- ally, the Bobcat player hit the dirt. As he was lying on his back, he looked up just in Scanlan to take skills time to see the umpire call a strike. The Young curve ball had claimed another victim. Young is aware of his to foreign hoop courts Brian Scanlan will get his first opportunity to test his pro- The Big Redhead is the second UCLA All-American center basketball ability—but not in the United States. to sign a six-figure pro contract. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Last week, Scanlan was named to a 25 man squad that will received a $1.4 package from the Milwaukee Bucks in 1969. Falcons drub Ohio State; What a match-up- Jabbar against the Big Red in the tour Germany, Luxemburg, Holland and France to play exhibition games against Europe's best. The tour is western conference playoffs conducted by a New York City agency that sponsors American roundballers in Europe Scanlan. who will leave next Friday, will be eyed by Young, Hebel notch wins Europe's pro cage coaches and scouts looking for players to AL GREEN, the blue chip guard from Pittsfield. Maine improve their teams. and the number one high school recruit on BG recruiter Bob If one of the 25 players is picked, he is offered a contract Hill's list, reportedly has narrowed his choice of schools to and represented by an agency that negotiates for many of BG and North Carolina State. By Mark Glover gave Purvis a chance to use The "Kipper,'' who another during the first two the American players in Europe. Assistant Sports Editor a large portion of his bench. received assistance from innings "It went just like I Mike Hale in the last two It was just like taking planned." said the third- innings of the initial osi MIKE WOOD accounted OHIO UNIVERSITY'S new coach Dale Bandy has been candy from a baby as the year Falcon mentor. "When game, gave up one for the other two tallies as WITH THE Bill Walton bowl concluded, look for the confronted with two problems before putting the league's Falcon baseball squad easily you get ahead early, you can unearned-run. Young has not he singled in Meyer and Portland Trailblazers to make a complete turnabout on the cage champs on the floor. dumped Ohio State twice play them i the BG allowed an earned-run for 24 Shupe in the third frame. court next season. Bandy has seen two of his star players. Ulice Payne and yesterday in a doubleheader players)." consecutive innings. Jim Joyce revived Hebel Walton, who inked a five-year pact estimated between Larry Slappy, transfer to the University of Pittsburgh. Their at Warren E Steller Field In the sixth frame and held $2.5-3.0 million, will team up with Sidney Wicks (UCLA reasons for leaving are unknown. The two will have to r it out Coach Don Purvis could The scorebook was filled to the brim with names of Leading the BG barrage of on to notch a save. It was alum I. considered one of the premier forwards in the NBA. this year before they are eligible for the 1975-76 campaign. find little fault with any Hebel s fifth win of the BG players who had a rare 13 hits in the 8-1 first game snapshooting guard Geoff Petrie and the valuable John aspect of his BG team that opportunity to see varsity were Gary Haas. Joe Meyer, campaign against two Johnson. took the first game, 8-1. and Dave Wellman and Dale losses. REPORTS FROM Ann Arbor, Mich., have star basketball won the second encounter, action against a Big Ten Swiger The Falcon four- The Buckeyes, who are player Campy Russell turning hardship for the upcoming conference school. 4-2. some had two hits each. having one of their truly college draft. If Russell does choose to sacrifice his last "We played pretty well," Perhaps the most dismal seasons, fell to 12-20 Football captains year of college eligibility, he may be picked up by the Purvis said. "We hit the ball memorable performance of Wellman and Jerry Shupe The Falcons boast a 22-12 Cleveland Cavaliers. well, got some good pitching the day was turned In by both had two KBI's while mark overall and now stand Linebacker Joe Russell of last year because of The Philadelphia 76ers. chosing second in the NBA draft, and played good defense." Falcon hurler Kip Young, Haas turned in his usual an excellent chance of and split end Hal Thomas injuries. A 6 1". 227-pound are reportedly leaning towards Marvin "Bad News" Barnes who tied the BG season sparkling performance on breaking the BG record of 24 have been named co- pre-med major. Russell is from Providence as their number-one selection THE BUCKEYES were record of seven wins in the defense. wins in a season. captains of Bowling Green's BG's top candidate for Aca- The Cavs, picking third in the draft, are in the market for treated to a balanced BG first game. The sophomore In the second encounter, The BG nine face a rough 1974 football team. Both demic All- American honors. a big man. Tommy Burleson. the 7'4" pivotman from North attack at its finest, leaving pitcher struck out six and big Dan Hebel allowed only weekend on the road They players will be seniors next Thomas is BG's top re- Carolina State, was believed to be the top man on little doubt about the gave up only two hits in his one run in five innings. In will play Western Michigan fall turning pass receiver. The Cleveland's chart until Russell voiced his intentions Falcons' superiority in record-tying performance the meantime, the Falcon in a doubleheader Friday 6 0' . 169-pound speedster either game. Young's only loss this batsmen scored four times with Northern Illinois Russell was the Falcons' from Columbus grabbed 18 The issue, settled in the season was a 1-0 setback to Outfielder Jim Fosnaugh providing the opposition in second leading tackier as a passes for 266 yards and four ROGER WALLACE is leaning towards signing a contract early innings of both games. Michigan. scored a run and singled in another twin-bill Saturday. sophomore but missed most touchdowns last season. with the St Louis Cardinals of the NFL after having a good rookie camp. Wallace also has received an offer from the Toronto Northmen of the WFL. Joe Green, former BG football standout, has inked a pact with the Houston Texan* of the WFL. Other pro signings include Bob Martin lJacksonvillel. Tim Quinn (Chicago). Undefeated stickers meet Yeomen Greg Meczka (San Diego). John Villapiano iHouston) and Oseola "Sonny" Hicks (Toronto). ByDaaGarfleld Field The Falcons. 9-0. are coach. "We're in a THE OBERLIN defense and hip pointer injuries, Paul Eldridge have added Asslstaat Sporti Editor coming off a super-success weathered state right now has indeed had its problems respectively. considerable balance to the BOB GIBSON has taken a leave of absence from his ful road trip during which with a lot of injuries." in clearing the ball upheld The attack unit of Verne Falcon offense teaching position here to coach the Toronto club of the WFL. The glory of an undefeated they raised their points per The Yeoman lineup will be The Yeomen have only Zabek. Bill Grimes and Manning the nets today season is within reach of the game average to better than questionable with six completed 40 per cent of Steve Cabalka continue their will be Pat Collura, who is Falcon lacrossemen Three 13 a game with Ml. \ starters either definitely their tries this year. BG is red-hot scoring pace that currently ranked third in the opponents stand in the way victories over Michigan sidelined or ailing from averaging better than 75 per finds them the second most MLA in goalkeeping ADD END: With the New York Knicks out of the of the elusive mark State. Ashland and Kenyon injuries sustained in their cent of its clears. productive scoring trio in percentages. championship picture much of the attention now is focused Today's match with BG also recorded a solid win 27-0 flop at Denison. The powerful Falcons are the league The Falcons are tied with on the surging New York Nets of the ABA and their star Oberlin. Saturdays clash over Ohio University last One blue-chip player the currently in their best Throughout the year, the Ohio Wesleyan. which player Julius "Dr. J" Erving The Nets are strong favorites with Ohio State and a Saturday. Yeomen can count on is physical shape The defense Falcons middies have dropped Denison out of the to capture the ABA crown. Midwest Lacrosse Associ- The Yeomen will be out to senior co-captain Ted is solid with veterans Cliff complimented the attackers title picture. 16-14. last The New York papers' favorite headline for Erving. who ation iMLA i showdown next stop BG's string of 10 Hommell. who recently Holland and Bob Malekoff in with timely goals as Paul Saturday, for the top spot in is rated the game's most exciting player, is "Dr. J makes week with Ohio Wesleyan straight MLA triumphs tallied six goals in Oberlin s top shape, after hamstring Collins, Tony Vaccaro and the MLA with a 6-0 mark. another house call." remain on the stickers which spans back to last only MLA win this season, a schedule in their bid to season, and an overall 10-9 squeaker over winless become the 13th team in winning streak of 12 regular Wooster. Falcon sports history to season victories However, Hommell's record a perfect season OBERUN IS the MLA midfield line has been the The countdown to cellar-dweller this season most injury-riddled on the Netters finally defeat Rockets perfection begins with the The northeast Ohio college team. Schults cited one Oberlin Yeomen at 3:30 has lost five of its six occasion where he had to ByDaaGarfleld Jim Davis. 6-3. 6-2 at first Larry Dister was the Coach Bob Gill said be season so we could p.m.. today at Doyt L. Perry conference encounters The pull his starting goalie to Assistant Sports Editor singles. Falcons' only disappoint- was "real happy" with the celebrate, but we still have Yeomen have been blasted lend support at the midfield Dowling had trouble with ment as he was rattled. 6-3. overall win. which broke a some key matches with by Michigan State. 10-1. The Yeomen defense isn't It took Bowling Green 10 Toledo's Jay GrizxeU at five, 6-4, by Rocket second-sin- ten-year victory drought. Miami, Western and Central Women's Ohio Wesleyan, 18-2. and much stronger. years to come up with a but won, 3-6, 7-6 and 6-2 in gles man Mickey Schmidt. "This win would be better Michigan this weekend Denison. 27-0. "We're in one of those team tennis win over three gruelling sets. In doubles competition, if it came at the end of the left." said GUI. Overall, the Yeomen are seasons when a good attack Toledo. Yesterday, the Toledo's Davis and Schmidt, lacrosse 44. Falcon coach Mickey doesn't do any good unless netters did it in grand style IN OTHER SINGLES a pair of MAC veterans, Cochrane said they could you can get the ball to as they blasted the Rockets, action, the Falcons' leading defeated the Falcon The Bowling Green present a little trouble at the MAC winner, Doug Dennis, Women's tennis women's lacrosse team split them,'' said Oberlin's 7-2, in a Mid-American Con- freshman duo of Herbst and midfield spot. mentor. ference match at the Ice won at sixth singles. A Daganhardt. The BG first The Falcon women's In doubles, Amy Longley a pair of matches last native Toledoan. Dennis tennis team started out weekend. "Their middies are their Arena courts. doubles combo scored a 6-3 teamed up with Judy only strength." said chalked up his fifth straight first set victory but Davis slowly this year losing three Jeanette for three wins at In the first match. BG Cochrane. I don't think The outcome was never league triumph in as many out of its first four matches, defeated Michigan State, 11- and Schmidt took a key 7-6 first doubles while Lisa they'll give us much trouble Bus doubted as the Falcons matches, defeating Jeff but the women netters have Venner and Louanne 5, as Ginny McGee tallied tiebreaker and waltzed to a at other places They didn't mastered a 5-1 lead after Traudt, l-«. 6-3 and 6-4. 6-2 victory in the third set. come on strong, winning six Cunningham posted three seven goals while Holly look good when we scouted Student Activities will singles competition to clinch BGs other winner came straight contests. victories at the second spot. Spinier contributed three them. They are probably a sponsor a bus for the the victory. at third singles, as Falcon In a quadrangular meet In "B" team action, the and Phyllis Starrett added better team than what we Bowling Green-Ohio Clutch tennis by freshmen captain and leading singles HOOVER AND DENNIS last Saturday, the Falcons Falcons split with Toledo one. saw of them." Even Wesleyan lacrosse game Casey Daganhardt, Rich winner, Tim Hoover, at the second doubles defeated Toledo. 4-1. Notre and Oberlin. BG lost to In the second contest, the Yeoman coach Fred Schults Saturday. May IS. at Herbst and Rob Dowling In downed Randy Whately, 6-1, continued the Falcon romp, Dame, 5-0, and Oberlin. 5-0. Toledo 3-2, but rallied to Falcon female stickers lost is not optimistic about his Delaware, Ohio. their singles matches high- 6-0. The senior BG netter winning convincingly, 6-2, 6- Top singles netters, Amy defeat Oberlin. 3-2. to Earlham College. 104. stickers chances against the Interested students may lighted the MAC victory. upped his overall mark to 11- 4. over Whately and Traudt. Smith and Janet Wonder- McGee had five goals while Falcons. sign-up at 405 Student Daganhardt dominated 6 and enhanced his chances Dister and Dowling upped leigh were triple winners for The Falcons will travel to Mary Schlanger added one. "It's one of those seasons Services. The cost of a Chuck Casteel at the fourth of gaining a post-season con- their third doubles mark to the Falcons while third-sin- Miami Saturday for a pah- of The women stickers (3-1) when you sometimes round-trip ticket Is $2.50. A singles spot, (-1, 6-n, while ference tournament spot by 7-3 and 4-0 in the MAC, as gles swinger Cathy Brady Mid-American Conference will meet Ohio Wesleyan wonder whether you'll show minimum of 38 people is Herbst battled back from a winning his fourth MAC they won, 6-1.6-4 In straight captured two of her three contests with Miami and Thursday on Sterling Farm. up or not," said the Oberlin needed to charter the bus. 6-4 first-set loss to defeat match in five starts. sets matches Toledo