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By George hspei here had fallen short of an accord KISSINGER headed for Washington ment saying efforts toward an accord Associated Press Writer There was no official guidance on to report to President Nixon alter five between the allies would continue this, nor even on the subjects dis- days of (alks with President Nguyen SAIGON iAPI ['residential aide cussed from either side Van Thieu. the most intrusive Indo Tin Song, a newspaper thai often Henry A Kissinger returned to the But an apparent failure to reach china peace negotiations to date fksked reflects Thieu views, said the general yesterday as the I1 S agreement centered on a cease-fire at the airport if it had been a pro- impression of observers was that nego- Embassy and a semiofficial Saigon plan and an interim government to ductive visit. Kissinger replied: It tiations between Thieu and Kissinger newspaper issued statements serve until a final political solution was always is when I'm here had been conducted in a very heated indicating the latest peace negotiations achieved The embassy issued a brief state atmosphere in the face of the unyielding Vietnamese determination Saigon news analysis to stand pal on its position." THROUGHOUT THE duration of the negotiations between the I! S delega- lion and President Thieu. observers noted thai the South Vietnamese had Is peace so far away? always maintained their clear cut posi- tion lo reject any peace solution con- trary to the interesls ol Ihe South Viet nan* se people. Tin Song continued By Richard Blysteoe Along the docks the picture was nol A girl in her last year of law studies Associated Pre*! Writer so bright. A jobless stevedore in a was pessimistic A spokesman for the presidential green fatigue jacket sipped tea from a "In ordei lo gel peace, il must he palace said !»■ could not confirm the SAIGON i API Henry A Kissinger's glass at a tin and cardboard stall and wanted by both sides she said "If we Tin Song account and the I s secret conferences here have raised said: "Life is poor now If peace comes conceded we cannot have peace Embassy would nol go beyond its 29- some hopes of early peace among the 1 will go home and grow rice and have word statement young and the educated of Saigon, but a better life " Among gruil. cookie, soup and Both .Newsweek and Tune magazines skepticism and apathy prevail among A foreman observed "We think cigarette vendors in the 2nd Precinct, have reported thai the United Slates the old and the unemployed. about our jobs first We don't think the verdict for peace by new yeai was and North Vietnam have agreed to a Yesterday, the day of Kissinger's about peace or war " yes -- none, no -- one and no opinion settlement that would include a cease- departure, was a pretty day in the capi- The proprietor of the stall, a stocky six fire But there has been no official con- tal At clubs wealthy Vietnamese in man with a gray crewcut. wasn't "I am too busy'to think about it." firmation in Saigon from eithei is or while tamiS togs flashed across the buying that He shook his head and said said one woman South \ ictnamescoflicials courts Shops were full of goods his neighbors all are discussing the comings and goings at the presidential palace across the river. "We want peace.'' he said, "but not U.S. jets shoot down Candidates under the Communists. Nobody can live where the Communists come." Meeting He had fled his Mekong Delta home when the Viet Cong came, he said 3 Soviet-built M/Gs Candidates toi the US House ol Both his sons joined the army and one Representatives ohm Senate. was killed "You talk, you discuss." the pro- SAIGON iAP) The us Command i.Hut Mi ACTION in South Vietnam Ohio House "i Representatives reported three uev. MIG kills ovei was large!) confined to the central and count) eommisstoner will prietor said Then he pointed to a sign painted on a wall across the street: North Vietnam and hostilities con highlands and coastal provinces, where meet in the Howling Green High linued unabated to the south vcslerday Communist-led lorces have resumed School cafeteria tonight at 8 to When the North Vietnamese Com- munists withdraw, then peace will A command spokesman said Air highway harassment and shellings discuss election issues Force Phantom jets shot down Ihe near population centers The candidates will meet as part come." Soviet-built MIG21s in a dogfight west Reports Irom Binh Dinh province on ol the annual Candidates Meeting, of Hanoi eight days ago. but the kills the central .oast said mortar and sponsored by the I'orrysburg and One side must surrender," said the foreman ""Either the North Viet- were not confirmed until yesterday IV recoilless rifle shells hit a large truck, Bowling Green League ol Women reported no U S. losses in the air killing five Vietnamese and wounding N«w.ph.l. by 0«M J. Pinker Voters. namese or the Americans and South Vietnamese No surrender, no peace " battle 23 A question and answer prrn«l Saigon headquarters also reported a The Bowling Green Vietnam Veterans Against the War will follow th< meeting A mile away at the law school of Sai- American planes have shot down 177 da) long battle In Hinh Dinh Province, marched from the Administration Bldg. to the ROTC offices in The meeting will be taped by gon University students in clean shirts MIGs over North Vietnam since the three miles east ol Phil My. a district Memorial Hall yesterday. The non-political Veterans' Day ser- Channel 70 to be broadcast before studied posted grades. Ten were asked beginning of the Indochina war. Wi ol lown. In which ,7.1 enemy were killed the Nov 7 election vice wai held in memory of those who have died in the Indo- if peace was coming before next year them this year MIG interceptors have and 12 captured A communique said china conflict. About 50 persons participated. Five said yes. two said no, three said downed 71 US aircraft in the war. five government soldiers were killed maybe. according to command nguus ami seven wounded. Aide says AAcGovern narrowing gap

By Denny Law bility of the Nixon administra- the Pacific from IS to six would Staff Reporter tion announcing a Vietnam put the United States in a dan- peace plan. Weil said if one is gerous position Gordon Weil, executive assis- proposed, "the settlement will "But what they don't tell you tant to Democratic presidential be pretty much what is thai the Soviet Union has no nominee George McGovern. McGovern has been advocating aircraft carriers in the Pacific. said yesterday the senator is all along. "making rapid progress toward And if that is the case, then "THERE is plenty of mili- closing the gap between him we can ask the question-what tary waste, but ■ the Nixon and President Nixon" in Ohio's took so long"' Why did 20.000 administration only shows the public opinion polls. Americans die while these surplus-surplus that can be cut Weil, who was taping a 30- (Nixon's I plans were being back." Weil said. minute interview on Channel formulated'.'" Weil also said McGovern has 70, WBGU-TV. said he doesn't By sending Henry Kissinger, been misrepresented in other think polls represent an presidential advisor, around areas, such as when he asked accurate picture of public- the world in search of peace. his first vice presidential run- opinion. Weil said President Nixon "is ning mate. Senator Thomas finally responding to pressure Eagleton. to step out of the "POLLS MAY reflect the that has been on him all along ' race this summer because at cilizens's opinion at the time If a peace plan is announced. one time he had been under they're taken, but I don't think Weil said " we can only hope the psychiatric care. they're accurate when you con- people see that McGovern. sider how volatile political through his standing disappro- Weil said the public views opinion is in this country." Weil val of the war. was the man this as a case in which said responsible for it." McGovern changed his mind. He said McGovern was run- However, he said that's not ning behind Senator Edmund WEIL ALSO criticized mem- true. Muskie in the polls during the bers of the Democrats for "After McGovern was con- New Hampshire primary, yet Nixon Committee, and said fronted with the information, he won the nomination despite they were not affiliated with he acted out of his friendship earlier predictions. the Democratic parly. first and asked Eagleton what "We see there is a change ' The money they're spending he could do to help," Weil said. toward McGovern in the polls comes from allocations made "Then, when he saw that the of the states we need to win." for the Republican party.'' Weil information would become a he said said major issue in the campaign, Those states are California. He said the television adver- he decided, with the consent of Ohio. . and tisements they sponsor "are his advisors, that it would be Pennsylvania, he said filled with false statements. better if Eagleton stepped "They claim McGovern has down." MCGOVERN expects strong said that if he was elected, he support from college-age would put 47 per cent of the voters in these states, but the population on welfare. That's Herbert Klein, President supposed strong youth vote ridiculous." Weil said. Nixon's director of commuaica- across the country "has been "They also tell you that tieas. is tentatively scheduled H. w.pUl. by Sm J. Pinker exaggerated," Weil said. McGovern s proposal to cut the to tape an Interview at Chaaael Gordon Wei, executive assistant to Senator McOovem When asked about the possi- number of aircraft carriers in 7t today. Pag* 2/The BO Newt, TuMoay, October 24,1972

opinion i !feDIT0RiaLS encourages social change

EdMor't Note: T»l» it Ike Itrrt hi ■ and abortion plank at the democratic role of U.S. imperialism in crushing parties who have sold them out in their voting ■cries •! fear ceJanuu aeaeartaf tail party convention, and who now opposes popular liberation struggles fight for better living conditions. week from each of the u)w ptHtteai amnesty and marijuana law repeal. throughout the world. They explain that only by organizing A "Meet Your Candidates" night is scheduled for tonight at 8 •antes •acraUag hi tac area - the Nixon and McGovern are two sides Jenness and Pulley don't tell women their own independent labor party will Socialist Workers party, the AaMricaa of the same capitalist coin The to abandon their struggle in order to in the Bowling Green High School cafeteria, 530 W. Poe Rd. workers be able to safeguard their laaaaaaaaal party, the DeaMeratk difference between Nixon and campaign for a man who wants to be standard of living About 3.000 University students are registered to vote in party mi the 1 aj ■all t ■ party. McGovern is no greater than the president, or to work within parties The main message of the Jenness Bowling Green-votes that can make a difference in the shape of difference between the Democratic that are bastions of sexism. and Pulley campaign is that the local government. But to cast ballots intelligently, these voters By the Bowling Greea Chapter and Republican parties Both are pro- They tell women to keep building an oppressed and unrepresented must must be familiar with background information on the candidates. Yaaag Socialist Alliaaee imperialist, racist, sexist, war-making independent movement for control of build their own movements There is probably no better way to evaluate candidates than to Soclallal Warkeri Party parties, owned and controlled by big their own bodies and lives and not to independent of the capitalist parties to business. meet them, listen to their views and ask them questions. rely on anyone else to end their get what they want and need. oppression For these reasons young people all Featured speakers will be candidates for the U.S. House of Virtually an entire generation of young people feels alienated from IN CONTRAST to the twin parties of The Socialist campaign doesn't tell over the country are supporting the Representatives, the Ohio House and Senate and Wood County politics, government and the big business, and militants in the black and Chicano Socialist Workers Campaign in '72 Commissioners. Other candidates will also be present. stagnation of our decaying, capitalist , candidates of the movements to give up struggling for • Locally, there are 10 contested races, five uncontested. The culture. Socialist Workers party, are campaign- control over their own communities Young Socialists for Jenness and News will cover the local races and candidates Tuesday, October But while most people who seek ing to support and encourage all of the and for self-determination: it Pulley in the high schools, on the 31 through Friday, Nov. 3. change oppose and his independent movements for social encourages them to build their own campuses and in the communities are change. But attending the candidates' meeting can serve as a valuable policies, they are quick to jump on the independent political parties and to helping to build the socialist campaign They don't tell anti-war activists carry on the independent fight against and challenge the capitalist candidates supplement to whatever the media provide. bandwagon of a lesser-evil candidate like George McGovern that the time for demonstrations is their opression. to debate and speak to the issues of If you are registered to vote in Bowling Green, do yourself and Voting for McGovern is not an over They tell them to continue to concern to youth today your local government a favor Meet the candidates tonight at 8. effective way to oppose Nixon, because build the independent anti-war JENNESS AND Pulley don't tell By November these young activists both men, whatever their beliefs, are movement for the immediate working people to accept the freeze on will have brought news of the socialist supporters of the capitalist system and withdrawal of all U.S. forces from their wages while their employers' campaign to millions of people in every are out to save that system by any Southeast Asia profit continue to soar or to continue to part of the country drug policy means necessary. Their campaign is explaining the vote for candidates and political Join the Socialist Workers campaign IF NIXON IS carrying out an According to a new policy on use, possession and suspicion of inhuman war in Southeast Asia, the drugs in residence halls, resident advisors will, in effect, assume Democrats, started it. and the the role of police in reporting suspected students to hall directors Democratic Congress has since given or house mothers. him the funds to do it golf course unadvised This policy may prove to be an invalid and ineffective means of If he has taken no serious steps to In response to The BG News article discouraging drug usage in the dormitories. diminish the oppression of blacks, evident While President Moore warns BGSU and when other facilities, concerning the expansion of the golf of possible bankruptcy and higher On the one hand, 'he RAs are placed in the uncomfortable neither did the Democrats If women notably a new theater complex, are so are discriminated against and denied course I feel it is necessary to inform tuitions if the income tax is repealed greatly needed this careless expense position of narcotics agents. the right to abortion by Nixon, it was the University community of the scope the athletic department is free to was not needed Students in a residence hall are expected to trust the RA who no different under the Democrats. of the investment squander this huge amount of money I hope this University re-evaluates advises them and the RA may be reluctant to destroy or The need of an additional nine holes just to achieve the status of having an its needs and priorities before another undermine this trust by turning in students whom they suspect of If Nixon has indicted Vietnam has been under consideration for many 18 hole golf course. such "white elephant" is adopted and using or possessing drugs. veterans for. "intending to disrupt' years A study by a professional Certainly only a small percentage of charged to the tuition and tax payers architect in 1967 advised against such a On the other hand, if the RA is a drug user, he/she may not be the Republican convention, the the students and faculty will use this move but the University has preceded facility yet we must all pay for it. in favor of turning himself/herself in to the hall director or house Democrats indicted the Kight Michael Stuckman anyway At a time when money is scarce at 1723 Juniper Drive mother. And so it goes. McGovern began his campaign as The idea that an additional nine holes We believe the new policy is unfair in its demands on the RA the champion of abortion law reform, will triple the income of the course is and. at best, may result in a game of informants in residence amnesty for draft resistors, gay rights absurd II the University cannot support a nine hole course how can it correcting fallacies halls. and marijuana law repeal What is the role of an RA-counselor or drug-detector? Are l.'e's the same politican who support the additional costs of an 18 1 thought I'd just drop a line to that in consideration, he is definitely hole course'' they compatible and reinforcing? We think not. engineered the defeat of the gay rights correct a few fallacies in the Muddy not in the same league with men like To pay for itself the course must Waters review by Richard Brase. First Little Walter. James Cotton. Shaky draw from the surrounding area This off. Muddy Waters does have a Delta Walter Morton, or either Sonnyboy is unlikely considering the existing blues background, has recorded Delta Williamson poster clubhouse blues for the Library of Congress The sound set up was fairly poor, but i released by Testament Records I. but from where I sat every word was clear THIS CONVERTED farmhouse has the blues he did here hail straight from as a bell no facility for a snack bar or even a Chicago. The main casualty of this situation place to sit down Why would golf Muddy Waters is the main originator was Joe "Pine Top" Perkins, who is cheaper on the dole leagues wanl to come to a course that and performer of Chicago Bar Blues really the second star ol the Muddy in effect has no clubhouse'' Muddy did not perform "Rollin' Stone" Waters Blues Band and an excellent The construction ol a new clubhouse at all Monday night nor is it "his hit." boogie pianist. By Nicholai Von Hoffman every sort of child-care facility. privale enterprise IValhci bedding would probably equal the $128,000 The song Mr Brase mistook for it Lastly. 1 just wonder where Mr We will also have to spend X millions mass goofing-nfl and blocking the spent for the additional nine holes was "Mannish Boy." "Rollin' Stone" Brase was sitting Monday, if he was So many people are running around more "motivating" the women to want installation of automated equipment Even then the course would have is simply Muddy's re-do of the there at all Because if he was there he the country denouncing welfare thai to work Nobody knows how to do that are endemic limited appeal simply because the flat standard "Catfish Blues " must have been camatose there has to be something to be said in because, women's liberation or not. Less easy to document is the keeping terrain and lack of trees make it about The reason none of the song titles I was on the floor with a load of folks Us favor The near unanimity on the there are still a vast number of of superfluous while collar technical. as appealing as a corn field were announced is two-fold: first. It'll and we were shakin our boogies, as subject is presumptive evidence that females who prefer staying at home and managerial personnel Even if one assumes that the course fairly silly thing to do and is almost were the people behind us. in front of the prevailing opinion is at least and taking care of kids Thai is very expensive employment should be built and that despite it's never done: secondly, all the songs he us. and on both sides seriously flawed if not wrong But suppose we say the heck with Not only does il COSl like crazy In huge payroll and available equipment did could be considered his greatest 1 also heard quite a bit of hand The lirsl and most vehemently that motivation business That's just create the office or factory space for the University should not tackle Ihe hits Why announce things like "Honey clapping, shouting and foot stomping I advanced argument agamsi welfare is professor talk anyway We just tell somebody who's doing nothing project itself, the deal still has been Bee." "Long Distance Call" and "Got also saw two encores and for once 1 thai it costs "too much " "l> much" em: If you want to eat, you work So productive it actually impedes ihe bungled My Mojo Working"? was proud of a Bowling Green is always defined as whatevt, we're who's going to hire them'' They're efficiency 01 those who are The bid of $128,000 appears low until audience paying in laxes to support the welfare unskilled. The time may come when we'll have one looks at what has been done syslem at the moment JOHN SEBASTIAN? Mr Sebastian Nobody who's trying to run an to declare that unearned income or Because the University bulked at does play good harmonica, but in an Tei i y Fowler The speaker then goes on to proffer efficient operation will let that kind of welfare is all right, but that certain accepting the bid. construction did not entirely different idiom. Even taking 232 South Summit St the golden promise of how cheap it worker in the door That means there's categories of work are henceforth to In- begin until this summer would all be if the people on welfare nothing left for them but domestic treated as a rare, earned privilege The project frankly has been a hurry were oil it working and contributing to service Under such a system people would be up job in an attempt to finish before the lax rolls Do you want that kind of worker in hired for the hotter, more interesting winter Most of the course was seeded ■kitchen complaints II sounds convincing until you start your house'' Do you want that kind of jobs on a two-year probat ion. uv too late in the year and the grass is not trying to cost out the price of a full- worker as a low-paid hospital period Al the end of that time, those growing Changes must be made in the This is a concern of all students in employment society To my knowledge attendant when you're the patient'' who didn't come up to snufl would be residence hall kitchens, particularly the residence halls, since they are no one's ever done this-but my guess is called in and told that they are bai red DRAINAGE TILE have been the facilities in the I'arshman committed to eat in the dorms by the thai u would be cheaper to keep people NO, WELFARE is cheaper and less from plant or office but that they will installed improperly The existing nine Quadrangle The greatest problem is meal coupons. on the dole troublesome. In fact, one of our receive their full pay-check for the rest holes has been torn up to the extent the lack of efficiency due. possibly to Not only are the portions and prices problems may be that we don't have of their lives. that there are really only seven holes inadequate communication between out of proportion, but often than not the TAKE THE largest category of enough people on welfare. Look around Then the people in the remaining right now Because of the course the serving lines and the kitchens food isn't even hot welfare recipients-women with and almost everywhere your eye falls, group, those who showed they wei e DM condition, income this fall has been a There are frequent delays as food children anil without husbands If they you're going to see a plethora of people kind of good workers you want, would virtual zero. runs short. Another source of If others share these complaints, go to work, we're going tb have to holding down useless, make-work jobs. be called in and offered a choice, antagonizing delay is the handling of please write to this paper or make your spend hundreds of millions of dollars We know this is the case at all levels immediate retirement at full pay or a Add this loss of revenue to the special order items, especially at dissatisfaction known to the right building, maintaining and running of government, but it's also true of 20 per cent pay cut for the privilege ot $128,000 bid and then consider the breakfast people staying on the job amount of money the University will If such orders were taken as students If the management of the food have to spend next spring to turn the entered the service area the pace service or the employees feel that OR WE MIGHT try to cut the costs present disaster area into a golf course would be stepped up there are legitimate excuses for these of overemployment another a>aj and the wisdom of an expense that conditions, please write a letter to The •me BG news People holding down the good jobs realistically will not pay for itself ALTHOUGH I am sure not all BG News or somehow let the student mighl have to go into mandatory becomes questionable students have experienced these body know why they exist. An Independent Student Voice welfare on some kind of rotational By this mismanaged enterprise the inconveniences, a universal complaint Bill Grove basis priorities of this University become must be the prices. 430 Anderson That's already beginning to happen Editorial Staff with sabbatical leaves and similar sorts of devices that get a certain editor katherine I nation number of people out of the place every managing editor | icon tcredon year But what would this do to the work newt editor kathleen m. fraie ethic'' Only people who like and enjoy editorial editor annm. hefbouar their jobs partake of the work ethic If makeup editor rot* m. humo you have a crummy, hateful job you do tportt editor frederk >. orllip it only for the money photo editor maicKi j. lamer But there's too much money around copy editor Joan c gettl these days so people who used to do entertainment editor patrxia I. bailey ratty jobs with great care and energy now just tell the boss to go love off The people who love their work go on doing But met! StoH it as best they can

butmei! manager vaughn a. reckhold These strange proposals wouldn't advertising monager lohn g, pollock sound so nutty if you recall that jobs tolet manager mkhaei j. vaieniini have two unconnected purposes in America. We have jobs to get work done, and we have jobs that we use as a Editorial and Butinett Office* 106 University Hall gimmick to distribute income without Phone 372-2003 hurting people's self-esteem by putting

lt.»»..»»MI.^»».»».|.l.^«..>l.i.,,M.<,.^t them on welfare -»■*...... I.,, ■ee»tt»e»aMOt'ei»eMS c—■■.»»~«—o~.t^.u, We'd find it cheaper to junk the ■tea* distributive Income jobs and make Of*-i i i-ii.u ■ea»aoaweatt»aa»a»o!Oto»oao«oa>11aie! i i»«.uin.»|iiiin haaaerataia■■»a—>elon. ana . n, welfare a nice word Otherwise full "■■"■«»— »ii*<«i ttaaiai employment may job us all into «-■">. —i* nitoii.titi.tew. III.M*» bankruptcy. Wtt*kti>!iiNiin»at'i»ii.iMl| aaats 'NOW, SOME OF YOU MAY GIT THI IDEA THAT I LIKE POLLUTION TuMday. Octobaf 24. 1973, Th. »G N«n/N|i» Defense budget 'catastrophic' McGovem financing attacked

By Scon ScredtM FORD ALSO defended accelerated a good chance of succeeding because President Nixon the authority to limit Muagiag Editor defense spending since the beginning of pay boosts for servicemen enacted federal spending to $250 billion during of the . by Congress and declining combat the 1972-73 fiscal year Rep. (R-Mich.l Ve said almost all defense spending responsibilities in Vietnam. He said Congress has "gone wild" Saturday attacked Sen. George S since the war began has been because Commenting on the President's in upping the President s budget, and McGovern's proposed military of cost-of-living increases or military veto last week of the $24 8 billion thought Nixon needed the authority to defense budget as "catastrophic" for pay raises. water pollution control bill. Ford said bring program spending in line with American interests. Nixon "got some bad technical that budget Speaking at a press conference in The pre-tyetnam war defense advice on a key privision." Bowling Green. Ford said the budget was roughly ISO billion, and SOME OF the programs Ford military budget cuts purported by the present one is about 177 billion. FORD SAID Nixon thought the lan- thought could be cut were under McGovern would "substantially guage of the bill would force him to Health. Education and Welfare reduce our military capability" and Ford, who is also the rouse spend $21 billion in the next three i HEW I. "seriously harm the President's minority leader, said President years. negotiating strength with the Soviet Nixon's popularity on college cam- He said some of the Model Cities Union." puses is the result of his desire to Ford, who voted for the bill, said he programs could receive a budget cut McGovern. the Democratic presi- establish an all-volunteer army by tried to convince the President it was and not be hurt He said it was "a dential candidate, has proposed to cut July. 1973. and his decision to sign not mandatory spending, but Nixon waste of money" to send administra- the military defense budget by about into law a bill giving 18-21 year-olds thought otherwise. tors and directors of the program to the right to vote. $33 billion during the next three Ford said he also voted last week from 25 to 30 meetings a year within R«p Gerald Ford N.wiph«t. by Sl.».n I I years Ford said an all-volunteer army has for the bill which would have given the United States newsnoTes Search for Boggs' craft Baldwin-Wallace College have Both France and China in the past rejected selecting a collective have resisted all efforts to involve King or queen? bargaining agent them in the 10-year-old. 25-nation AKRON. Ohio lAPl - The student The American Association of Geneva disarmament committee. University Professors tAAl'Pi had hampered by weather supreme court at the University of Now France has agreed to Akron, after broad deliberations, sought to represent the faculty participate in a preparatory com- ruled Monday that 235-pouund members in the first attempt to mittee for the world conference that ANCHORAGE, Alaska half of them equipped with campaign flight from without success and has Stephen Simmons cannot be a candi- unionize the faculty of a college or the Soviet Union proposed a year ago. I API - Hampered again by electronic surveillance gear, Anchorage to Juneau. summoned top-secret super- date for homecoming queen-this university in the area. weather, the Air Force were available to search Through yesterday sonic reconnaissance jets Last May the faculty at Ashland refused to give up hope yes- capable of searching thou- year. Though no reply from China has yesterday, but were slowed morning. Anderson said, The student court, known formally College voted to accept the AAUP as been published. Deputy foreign terday as "the search for a by bad weather Officials search planes had logged sands of square miles elec- as the Student Judiciary Committee collective bargaining agent in the Minister Chiao Kuanhua said in light plane carrying House reported winds ranging to 40 more than 1.5(H) hours in the tronically in minutes. of the Associated Student Govern- first such action at a college or general debate Oct 3 that a world Democratic Leader Hale miles an hour, rain and poor air ment, considered Simmons campaign university in Ohio disarmament conference would be an Boggs and three other men visibility. The Air Force said it was most of the afternoon before "empty-talk club" and "it is better entered its second week. It was one week to the day NORMALLY. AIR studying 4.000 feet of film rejecting his candidacy Arms debate not to hold it " "The mission will never since Hoggs, of Louisiana. searches in Alaska are sus- shot by a high-altitude The court said Simmons, a 19-yard- be called off until the plane Hep Nick Begich. Alaska's pended after a week or 10 reconnaissance plane Sun- old sophomore from nearby Norton, UNITED NATIONS. NY. (API - is found." a spokesman said lone representative. Itussell days if no success is day but otherwise, a spokes- Ohio, did not submit an application The annual UN arms debate opened Hiring data yesterday. "At present, it's 1. Brown, a Begich aide, reported man said, there have been and said write-in votes for him were yesterday, two-thirds of the nations full speed ahead " and pilot Don Jon? The Air Force has "no signs, no sightings, no burned in accordance with past prac- in favor of the world disarmament CLEVELAND (API - The federal But the spokesman. Sgt disappeared on the SKO-mile checked dozens of leads leads, nor reports." tices conference proposed by the Soviet government's minority hiring figures Bill Anderson, said the only tangible grounds for op- Simmons contended he was Union but with the United States and are "at best, distortion of the facts." rejected because contest rules re- Hep Gus Hawkins iD-Calif.l said timism has been "relative BE ANYTHING YOU WANT China opposed. mild temperatures' ranging quire that contestants be women. Mexico, the Soviet Union and the yesterday as he opened a hearing on between 30 to 40 degrees United States were the first speakers job bias problems Rep Louis Stokes i D-Ohio i host for over the 136.000 square-mile The debate in the General search area, checked and re- Assembly's main political committee the hearing, said he invited the sub- Faculty union committee to Cleveland because checked by a fleet of mili- is scheduled to last through Nov 23. tary and private planes, but the subject is so complicated Cleveland shows the highest un employment among the nation's 20 mountaineering teams and CLEVELAND, i APi - Bv a vote of some believe it might continue into Coast Guard cutters. 82 to 58, members of the faculty of December largest cities SOME SO aircraft, about Candidates address big cities Join Society for Creative Anachronism! By The Associated Press vetoes." he said Through that his campaign would be Thursday and Ohio on Satur- has been hurt because these and by holding back worthwhile if it ac- day. voters consider him radical President Nixon hit the portions of appropriations, complished this on income redistribution, campaign trail yesterday, he indicated, he will try to President Nixon headed SEN. MCGOVERN. who unable to make hard promising to use vetoes and trim off the $8 billion or for the took his campaign for the decisions because of the every other weapon in the more of spending author- suburbs His schedule in- presidency to Eagleton affair, and not executive arsenal to fight ization above his goal cluded a motorcade through and New York yesterday, truly an "anti-politics" All Persons Interested what he called a "con- Westchester County, a re- said he expects to win "by a figure. gressional .spending spree." MCGOVERN LEFT ception at the Tarrytown narrow margin" on Nov. 7. Meanwhile Democratic Washington to press his vote home of Gov Nelson Rocke- He said he has two aides He said there was an candidates. Sen. George quest in Philadelphia and feller and rallies at Union- working on appointments "underdog effect" working McGovern and vice presi- In Forming An All-Campus New York, after saying it dale and Islip on Long and other immediate for McGovern, but that dential running mate would be ironic if a peace Island problems he would face if Nixon's lead was so large. . said their settlement hurt his chances elected. McGovern needs a signif- antiwar campaign should after he had campaigned all He has other campaign Pollster Louis l.'arris said icant turnaround to overtake get the credit if Nixon ne- along against the war. but trips planned to Kentucky on McGovern's presidential bid him Photo Club gotiates a cease-fire in In- dochina before the Nov. 7 election Nixon was in heavily THE HUMANITIES CLUSTER COLLEGE Republican white-collar suburbs of New York City as IS ALIVE AND WELL he castigated the MEETING: October 30,6 p.m. Democratic Congress for passing "budget-breakers Features of the Humanities Cluster: that could only be financed by higher prices or higher CAPITAL ROOM-UNION taxes, or both." and failing 1. Winter Quarter to enact the $250-billion spending ceiling he recommended. 2. Satisfies humanities group requirements in all Colleges During the coming week there will be a number of 3. 15 quarter hours credit TUESDAY NIGHTS ^Dinner Dales' GET CfS***- 4. Live and learn in Prout 3 LARGE COKES FREE 5. Curriculum: Art, Classics, English, Music, Philosophy, Theater Interested Students Are Invited to an DOMINO'S With the order of any "...and while yon re- Information Meeting cruits have chow in the large pizza mess hall. 1 think I'll run Tues., Oct. 24,7:00, 111 South Hall over to Pettis for some home-made spaghetti!" For the best Pizzas Wed., Oct. 25,8:00,111 South Hall Delivered Hot, Fast and Free or Call 352-5221 ALPINE VILLAGE Richard Carpenter (2-2210) /(eataaAajtte Contact: or Coming Soon

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By McGookey beginning. She has seen it the general methodology of Although American The committee includes grow from five students American Studies, the Studies students take no Dr. Payne, representing A unified approach to the during its first year to 145 course will be open to all minor, they do specialize in literature and English: Dr. study of the American way undergraduate and 38 interested student*. one of six fields of study. Eric McCready, art; Dr. of life is the goal of the graduate students this year, Information about either William Reichert, political University's new Center for i The graduate program was of these courses is available STUDENTS MAY be science; Dr. Virginia Platt. American Studies. begun in 1961). from Dr. Payne. enrolled in the College of history; Dr. Joseph Kivlin. Students in the American Because the Center for Dr. Payne described the Arts and Sciences or the sociology; Dr. Virgil Ort. Studies program study the American Studies now has methodology of American College of Education. the College of Education: relationship of literature its own budget, it can now Studies as "the training of Teaching certification is and Dr. Robert Goodwin. and English, art. history, po- afford interdisciplinary students in an inter- possible for American Cluster College litical science, philosophy seminars with experts in disciplinary approach to Studies majors who "Most people in the and sociology to American various fields. study."' specialize in sociology, polit- American Studies program society and western civil- Winter quarter the center American Studies ical science, history or are very excited and enthus- ization. will offer a seminar entitled students relate various English iastic about it." Dr. Payne Although the University "The Gilded Age.'' under fields of study to each other Dr. Payne said people said "The center provides a has offered a major in the direction of Dr. Payne rather than viewing their with degrees in American central location and creates American Studies since and Dr Kenneth Davison. courses as separate and Studies later become college a sense of belonging which 1957. the program was under chairman of American unrelated. instructors, journalists or li- contributes to that the English department Studies at Heidelberg brarians, enter government enthusiasm." until this year. College. Opponents services, or work in Dr. Alma J. Payne, The seminar-which Dr. museums. chairman of the committee Payne describes as a course of fax repeal "The degree is valuable to directing the program, said involving student contri- any employer looking for an Three activists establishing a Center for butions rather than only to meet Wed. individual who can relate a American Studies this year lectures-is open to any Students interested in number of areas to obtain an to speak at TU has given the program interested seniors and will working to retain the state overall view of situations." Dr Payne said "This is the It wot a strength ogniml llianflh — and rh« mud — ot the autonomy and an inde- oiler four hours credit income tax can attend a Actress Jane Fonda. value of the inter- Sigma Phi EptUon Mud Tug Saturday at Starling Farm. Dolly pendent budget. meeting tomorrow night George Smith, a former disciplinary approach to the PfjH I Mock, junior (A & S | and a mombor of Dolta Oomma torority, AN INTRODUCTORY at 7 in the Student Court- prisoner of war. and DR. PAYNE has been course in American Studies teaching of American pulls for hor lifo. Fittt plac. winnora woro Alpha Tau Omoga room, Student Services Tom f.'ayden. a Chicago associated with the is also scheduled for winter Building. Studies " fratornity and Kappa Dolta torority. Seven defendant, will University's American quarter Designed to Steve Miller, co-ordinator speak on Wednesday in THE AMERICAN Studies program since its acquaint participants with of community and state the Multi-purpose Room Studies program is directed affairs for the Student Body at the University of Organization tSBO). will or- by a committee representing Toledo's student union ganize the meeting different areas within the Miller said a meeting held University. Chilean opposition mounting last week drew only 18 stu- dents. Ballots due Thursday "I wish students would SANTIAGO. Chile (API socialism" would stay stations in a state-controlled gasoline to private motorists The government last week take more of an interest,"' A shortage of lood and lucl home network of news, music and through the weekend. announced a ban on sales of he said "This is an issue on Senate proposals in Santiago became more The Interior Ministry said public announcements When filling stations, beef until December, the where they can really have acute yesterday as doctors, :I4 persons were arrested guarded by army troops, Christmas holiday season an individual effect on the dentists and private school- Sunday alter terrorist THIS CAPITAL of three were allowed to reopen at The truck owners and issue " Thursday is the deadline lishing a grading system teachers joined a nationwide attacks in several parts of million residents was feeling dawn yesterday, sales were shopkeepers have vowed to The Ohio Board of for returning the final similar to S/U However, strike movement againsl Chile, where 20 of 25 pro- the pinch of a trucking strike lurther rationed from last strike indefinitely, until the Regents has urged state ballots for the faculty vote instead of receiving a U if a Chile's leftist government. vinces are under a state of which began Oct. 10 and a week's 40 escudo maximum Allende government guaran- university and college on the no smoking resolution student fails to meet course The country's anti- emergency, a form ol shopkeepers' strike more to 30 escudos, about 65 cents tees to keep from making students to support retaining and the pass no record requirements, he would Marxist opposition called martial law than a week old in U.S. money. lurther inroads into private the state income tax since proposal for-English 111-112. receive no mark at all. for a "day ol silence'' today But reliable news ol Gen. Hector Bravo Munoz. industry and business in its repeal could result in fee Ballots were delivered The plan would be in which all opposed to events in the interior was who heads the Santiago HOUSEWIVES found the Chile increases Friday to the 12 faculty employed on a one-year trial President Salvador sketchy because the govern- emergency zone where a selection of fruits and vege- members who did not basis Allende's programs to "lead ment last week assumed midnight-to-dawn curfew is tables at Santiago markets Keating will discuss receive any during the first The resolution on no Chile down the road to control ol all Chilean radio in effect, banned sale of small and prices high. vote. smoking in non-designated The Faculty Senate execu- areas was defeated. 248 to youth in government tive committee voted Thurs- 156. day to send the ballots, after it discovered that members SHA NA NA AND THE O'JAYS, ONLY TWO DAYS AWAY Mock election US Hep. William .1 Keating. Congressman for Ohio's of the marketing depart- hrst district, will speak tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Dogwood ment did not receive any Suite. Union ballots set for Union Pis topic will be the role of youth in the government Keating, a native of Cincinnati, is a graduate of the A SPOKESMAN in the University ol Cincinnati with degrees in law and business Faculty Senate office said A mock Presidential administration. the ballots were not sent to election will be held today I'e has served as a member ol the I'ouse Judiciary Com- the marketing department from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the SUPER mittee and the Select Committee on Crime. I!e is also a because of a computer error River Room. Union, member ot the Republican task forces on drug abuse and omitting the marketing sponsored by the executive health care department's address labels boards of Inter-Fraternity MARKET The speech is sponsored by Young Voters for the for ballots Council and Panhcllenic CENTRE President The additional votes could Council. reverse the outcome of the The election is open o all vote on the pass no record students. 201 S. MAIN ST. ACROSS FROM 1st NATIONAL proposal, which was Presidential candidates defeated during the initial McGovern, Nixon and Good thru Saturday Oct. 28 PENNY SALE balloting. 211 to 215. Si limit/ will be on the mock The pass no record ballots Results will be GOOD THUR.. OCT. 28 proposal calls for estab- made public SPECIAL SPECIAL 354-9603 HOMECOMING •: RED & WHITE on Aquatic plants DINNER BELL & DINNER/DANCE many different kinds SATURDAY, OCT. 28 2% Low Fat of FRESH and SALT SKINLESS DINNER - 4:30-6:00 PHEASANT RM WATER. DANCE - 8:00-12:00 GRAND BALLROOM MILK 521 S. 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Cites female victimization Feminist slams capitalism Feminist into the hands of the very anthropologically inferior. manipulated women in order charged Friday that forces which have elevated Reed said to serve those in power capitalism is one of the men and downgraded REED BELIEVES that i men I greatest oppressors of women.'' she said the capitalist system has "Women are fighting for . women 'Just because males are. control of their own bodies, Speaking at a program larger, in some species, this lives and minds," she said. sponsored by Cultural Boost. does not make them sultans Vets to meet "Under state and national Reed described the or kings or capitalist over- Vietnam Veterans laws, women do not even relationship between women lords." she said. Against the War have the right to control and the capitalist system Rather than admit that it tVVAW. will hold a their own reproductive pro- . "The victimization of is the capitalist society op- meeting tonight at 8 at cesses." •'. women doesn't come from pressing women, males the Unitanan-l'niver Within the private pro--' any biological deficiency, cling to the view that women salist Church on K perty system, women are but from social causes.'' she are inferior to men because Court Street in large measure, the pro-:' said they are biologically or perty of the men they Reed, a Marxist-oriented marry.'' sheadded anthropologist, said women have accepted for too long SBO vice president SUCH RESTRAINTS on the view that they are women are necessary if men physically and mentally are to maintain the status-' inferior to men .1 view to be named this week quo. she said. fostered by many male "The rich rule over the biologists and anthro- The student body will have committee before a candi- poor, who are degraded. The pologists. a new vice president by the date is selected for the while race dominates the end of this week to replace office non-while race. Parents "BY ACCEPTING these Craig Taliaferro Taliaferro The new vice president dominate children And the theories as fact, women play was dropped from the Uni- will replace acting vice possessors of property versity last June for non- president Larry Soloman. dominate women, who are payment of fees. sophomore < A&S I the degraded sex." she said. Jeff Sherman. Student Body Organization iSBOi WAKE UP TO MORNING MUSIC Minority fellowships available president, said six finalists will be chosen from a list of 7-10 A.M. with Ann Vaughn 24 candidates The final 10-12 Noon with Lou Carlson The Ford Foundation and arts and sciences or who Dissertation Awards are awards, or who have passed completed applications and choice will be made from the National Fellowships hold a post-baccalaureate given to doctoral candidates all preliminary examina- all supporting documents is these six sometime this on WFAL - 680 AM Fund have established pro- professional degree and plan who have completed all tions by the end of their Jan 5. 1973. Winners will be week grams for graduate fellow- to continue study for a doc- requirements for a doc- third year of study announced March 25. ships for blacks. American toral degree for a career in torate except the disser- Fellowships for the 1973-74 THE CANDIDATES are Indians. Mexican-Amer- higher education. tation The awards are for year will include all fees, a BLACK STUDENTS may being screened by three icans and Puerto Ricans The fellowships, available one year and are not $300 allowance for books and obtain application forms and members of the steering To be considered for a as Course of Study Awards renewable supplies, and a $250 monthly additional information from committee and three mem- fellowship for the 1973-74 or Dissertation Awards, are living allowance Graduate Fellowships for bers of SBO academic year, an applicant offered for a maximum of PREFERENCE will be Married students may Black Americans. National Sherman said the candi- must be: four years given to applicants who now apply for an additional $50 Fellowships Fund. 795 dates will be asked a scries --A citizen of the United Course of Study Awards hold Southern Fellowship per month lor their spouse Peachtree St. N.E.. Suite of questions worth several States: are for doctoral students Fund awards or Ford and each dependent child 484. Atlanta. Georgia 30308 points each The six with the -Enrolled in or planning who will be engaged in full- Foundation Advanced Study Deadline for submitting American Indians. Puerto highest points will be to enter a U.S. graduate time course work and or Ricans and Mexican-Ameri- finalists. school offering a doctoral seminars in preparation for cans should write to The finalists will each be degree in his field of study; the general, preliminary or WBGU-TV to recap Graduate Fellowships for asked the same series of 20 -Engaged in or planning qualifying examinations. I specify). The Ford Founda- questions to enter a career in higher The awards are for only- tion. 320 East E. 43rd St, The answers will be dis- education one year, but may be history of Hollywood New York. New York 10017 cussed by the screening renewable for a maximum ELIGIBILITY is limited of two additional years if the WBGU-TV. Channel 70. will take an informal look at OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL 3ALLOT to students who plan to recipient shows satisfactory Ifollywood-its past and present-tonight at 730 pursue full-time study progress toward the doc- Hollywood-Those Were the Days" will feature an INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTER interview with veteran actor. Benny Rubin. A. To tott lor ihc caMUdalM lor prr«MrM -ml vtrcjimMnii whoM mmfi toward a doctoral degree in torate if printed below, mirk "X" in the rrctiitKuUt ifMCC M ihc lilt of lite name) of The program will include discussion with Sam Grogg and «"■ li candidate*. Sorh "X" mark will be counted at a vole b>r each ut the candi- date! lor presidential elector whose lumri have beta certified to the secretary Jack Nachbar. teaching fellows in popular culture, and co- of state and who are members of the same political party as the nominees for editors of "Journal of Popular Film " president and *ice-president. Registration materials B. To »ole lor candidate! for president and vire-prrtident in the blank space Tomorrow night at 8, WBGU-TV will broadcast "To bflow, mark "X" in the kit rectangular space and write the name of your choice for president and/or »ke-pre»ident vndrr ihc respective hradtnKi provided for Endorse or Not to Endorse-That Was the Question." those offices. Such write-in will be counted as a vote lor the candidate's presi- examining the basis upon which newspapers endorse dential electors whose names have been properly certified to the Secretary of to be mailed Monday State. candidates. C If you tear, soil, deface, or erroneously mark this ballot, return it to the Registration packets will be mailed to students between precinct election officers and obtain another ballot Oct. 30 and Nov. 3 for winter quarter classes, according to Shape Up & Slim Down (Vote not mure than once) the Office of the Registrar. For President The registration request cards can be mailed or delivered in person at the Registrar's office between Nov. 1-10. [, J^ STUDENT SPECIAL SoeMM Labor futt From Nov. 27-28. data sheets and partial schedules will be For Vice Preiident mailed, and students with partial schedules may process ONE FREE WEEK GENEVIEVE GUNDERSON changes of schedule from Nov. 29-Dec I. Socialist Labor Party OKI Certificates Available For Kxerciso Courses. Pennynch Bras & Lingerie, and Home Ex- THE SISTERS OF For President ercise Equipment ALPHA DELTA PI MON FRI 9-9 SAT. 9-NOON For Vice President wish all Rushees

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VIENNA. Austria (API • and the passengers if their port, where it landed Sun- eign minister. Nenko Last May, when four Four Turkish hijackers who demands were not met by day, surrounded by security ('endow told the Turkish Turks hijacked another air- held M hostages for a day the Turkish government. forces, fire trucks and ambassador that his country liner to Sofia. Turkey and a half aboard an airliner ambulances. Two of the could not accept this respon- refused their demand to commandeered in Turkey THE FOUR had terrorists had patrolled out- sibility but would do all in its release three condemned surrendered to Bulgarian demanded the release of 13 side. power. terrorists. authorities in Sofia last leftists from Turkish prisons IN A NOTE sent to the night. Bulgaria's BTA news and reforms by Turkey's Bulgarian Foreign Ministry. agency said the hostages government. When the Tur- Turkey apparently refused Washington to be site were free and safe kish authorities refused, to deal with the hi-jackers. BTA's first report did not they twice extended their The note is reported to have give a detailed account on deadline for action. said Turkey considered the surrender of the hi- Reports from Sofia said Bulgaria responsible for of internship program jackers, who had threatened the plane had been parked saving the hostages. Two University students The two students will to blow up the Boeing 707 on a side runway at the air- The Bulgarian deputy for- will be chosen to study at meet with governmental American University. Wash- officials and serve as interns ington DC during winter in the government offices of and spring quarters. 1973. their choice "Drivers now being hired to meet increasing Dr Richard Ciiardina. delivery requirements. Best pay in B.G. plus local director ol the pro- The program covers two gram, said participating stu- quarters. Students are eligi- commission. dents will specialize in ble to receive 24-30 hours of domestic politics, interna- academic credit. tional relations or urban Persons interested in. Apply in Person. Domino's Pizza" Nonptaavt. by MajrtJa J. lavnaor affairs. participating in the program (Own car required) should contact Dr Giardina. Your Stayv. Pool, junior (B.A.), Ml, and St.v. Glass cont.mplat. 231 Administration Bldg th.ie n.xt moves during Ihe first annual Bowling Green In- ftlOVe U,n,ty 0p,n" •P°nto'»d bY '"• ChsMo Club. Th. lournoment NOTICE Deadline for applications lasted from 9 a.m. Saturday until 7 p.m. Sunday. Miji* rmployrra throughout t„ is Wednesday. Nov. 1. I'.S. (pn*att of Kovrmmrnt) »n* ■rHunftqtiAliflrd rollfftr mrn and | womrn lor rttrtt poaibon* with B.G.S.U. top pay arid outstanding brntfita. Kicrllrnt oppurtumbra nut m man? arraa. Fur FREE mfor- mabun on afudrnl aMMtanrr and | Divorce: 'self-help' style SPORTS CAR placrmmt program aend -rlf addrpMrd STAMPED rn*r.opr to I National Plarrnirnl RrgiVtry, ' LOS ANGELES lAP) - Californians money Lawyers may charge J350 or they recommended I read what to do IMi-Trrh Srmrea. 100) h .,-1 apparently are turning in increasing more for handling a simple divorce next in the law library." CLUB Idaho St.. kaJ.-pdi1. MT 59901. numbers to a new do-it-yourself pro- Without an attorney the cost is just SOME LAW librarians report that ject: divorce filing fees-$44 in Los Angeles, for the most thumbed book in the house is While statewide figures are not example. Tow to Do Your Own Divorce in Cali- available, San Diego County officials Do-it yourself ism was made possible fornia." by Berkeley lawyer Charles estimate that 15 per cent of the by the Family Law Act of 1970. which Sherman IV advises. This book is not INFRA-REDS approximately 1.000 divorce filings changed "divorce" to "dissolution' written to replace an attorney but to each month are made without a and eliminated the need to prove fault help you decide whether you need Antique Clothing lawyer. II one partner says irreconcilable dif- one." MEETING TUESDAY OCT. 24 at 8:00 P.M. in the Black & White ferences exist, dissolution is simply Vicky Williams, a Los Angeles-area From the In Los Angeles County, about 7 8 per progorma housewife who is divorcing her hus- lounge on Bromfield's first floor. We will have a movie and Sublime to the cent of the filings this year have been band pro per alter more than 20 years, make final plans for the Oct. 29 gymkhana. "pro per'' - without a lawyer. Four A women who said her husband says. 1 would recommend do-it-your- Ridiculous years ago only four persons in a thou- deserted her after 28 days of marriage self divorces only to couples who have sand filed without legal representation recently recalled her first steps toward no small children and who can settle "Grand Opening" dissolution: "I picked up legal papers community property in a triendly THE ATTRACTION apparently is trom the countv clerk for 56 cents, and manner " NOV. 1st Some"How comes?" DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE I* TtJ TT 501 Farnsworth Copr 73 Gen"I Fei iure» Corp ACROSS DOWN about shaving, answered: Waterville l Barrel. 1 Andy of the "i Henter'a rontrarl. romira, 878-4711 10 Part of ■ keel 2 City on the 14 Tommy. __ Jumna. 15 Hank . . 3 **... when laat How come I can't get a close shave? Maybe you should take your If' I '-•-'ii in 1'akiatan. IS '6 ?7 clothes off first. Showering 4 Type of pothole. 17 Dimrult 5 Infant*' near. before you shave will soften your aitualion: < » 11 >i. ■ ■ ■ 6 See 51 Down. ?l beard even more. Lots of hot I'» .-'it iii..i*. Jane 7 Uland in Calway water and soap is the key to a 20 Tourial attraction 3b ■ B.T. in .them better shave. 8 (.ail for help. 21 Inefficiently, Fi 9 I ■'oil 40 .ti 2.1 Tardy. Ill Teenage How come my chin and upper lip are That's where whiskers grow the 24 Civil War sweetheart.. harder to shave? commander. 4b most. Always shave there last. 11 Pakiatan-Afghan- 25 Ule. iltan border 49 The longer lather is on whiskers, 28 Make cheerleM feature. I 1 the softer they become. .11 Commotion. 12 Snowdon lillr. 4— .12 Horn; Comh. II b? 13 1 ...I- form. How come I get a lot of irritation and Every stroke of your razor 18 Express 7 M Seven: Comb, ■-7 nicks scrapes away skin cells. So use appreciation to. form. 22 Take* forty- 15 I ill..J.I gentle strokes (and as few as winka. 6< U- .17 Benefits. possible) in the direction your 24 Joint. I« Motcilf. 25 Navigation aid. 6" |6' beard grows. Never press too tributary. 2b Draw out. tO Sharp. hard with your razor. 27 Orrur: Phraae. 42 Pol inn river. 28 Senegalian city. 14 Shortened road 29 -American. ANSWER 10 PlUVIOUS PU/Zlf ■iin. 30 Satellite name. 15 Storekeeper. . 33 Eastern princess ■ Whatever bugs you about shaving 41 Roundup IClut T 'l L 36 Nut candies. equipment. •; ENGLISH LEATHER POWER FOAM SHAVE CREAM 38 Altruistic. S|TU|iTO>t.t ■ 4*' Man', nit kn.iMK- AJslTltlfttriM ggro HTM S ft I can help de-bug it. We know shaving won't ever be fun. 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By Bob MOOD been out of action earlier in the I'eede should also surpass the all- "They 1 Cincinnati) don't have SUM Writer season because of sore ribs time single-season scoring record of much of a team, so we didn't put out The goal was Dyminski's fifth of nine held since 1966 by Guenter our best effort. Three first half goals were all the the season and ties him with Norm Herold With four games "In the second half, we played Bowling Green soccer team needed Dykes for second place for this remaining. I Vede is two shy of that everyone because there was no need Saturday for a 3-0 win over visiting year's soccer records mark. to leave the regulars in the game.' University of Cincinnati Dykes scored the final Falcon he added It was the third straight shutout WARREN HEEDE scored the goal after taking a pass from The Falcons took a total of 55 for the Falcons, increasing their Falcons' second goal after taking a r'eede shots in the game, compared with season's record to 5-l-l--assunng lead pass from Buddy Lewis r'eede only 13 for the Bearcats. them of at least a 500 mark now owns the all-time career "WE WEREN'T extremely Gary Palmisano made three Dave Dyminski put the Falcons scoring mark for Bowling Green sharp.'' Falcon coach Mickey saves in the first half for the out front. 1-0. after taking a corner with 19 goals Jim Brewer set the Cochrane said "But we played well Falcons, while Bill Heyne made 10 kick from Tim Davis Davis had old mark ol 18 in 1969 enough to win. in the second half Defense is key for gridders

By Kenny White Last year. Taylor saw That game was built around reference to the offense fense the ball and that's just Assistant Sports Editor limited action when a an offensive circus, but it "Right now I think they are what we have been doing," tawMnf Oraen hod SWIM faad jrinari last wfcand anoimt broken hand forced him out turned into a defensive slug- pressing just a bit. but in due Taylor said. "I don't know, Gainmr °*V,«"- Th* WP< "A" taam itffata1 Daytan, 41-i. wMa For more than a decade of the line-up fest time they will break" he but the next time they I the the defensive units Bowling This year he is a more C' ma "•" taam awmpaa' Daytan'1 "1" dub, 1»-0. lalti raarm "We have the best equip- assured. fans I see us. they'll be in fer Green has fielded have conlident ball player and has ment and backs." he said in "Our job is to get the of- a pleasant surprise " »auty icfcaautas Hat waafc. always been known for their been a steady performer prowess During that time. ever since he started the BG had been recognized as Miami contest IV had five one of the top 10 units solo tackles against San BG ruggers keep image, Back in 1970 when BG suf Diego State last weekend fered through its first losing I started the I'urdue Harriers win 3 campaign 12-6-11 in lb game and I was too nervous years, it was the defense |0 do anything. Taylor said that garnered most of the "All I kept doing was News Special honors were won by Bowling McFarland ilSthi and Bob demolish Dayton, 41-8 headlines making mistakes that were Green's Craig Macdonald. McOmbert23rdl Last season when BG hurting the team effort so DELAWARE - Bowling as he covered the five-mile An improvement of one The Bowling Green rugby Morgan put on a display of Swyer sealed Dayton's fate. sported a crop of sopho- the coaches had to take me Green's cross country team course in 24:34, one second place by any Falcon harrier team continued to display his ball-handling magic less The Bowling Green "B" mores, there was sonic out " merited what was essen- ahead of Ron Stapleton of would have put the overall why it is one of the top five than a minute later when he team also beat Dayton's uncertainty of how the The defensive coordina- tially three wins and one University of Cincinnati match at a tie teams in the Midwest by went 20 yards untouched for "B" team. 18-0 youngsters would respond tor! are expressing con- loss Saturday in the All-Ohio For the fourth time in five destroying Dayton. 41-8. last a score and added the con- Once considered as consis- As it turned out. it was the sistency Since the offensive Championship. years BG had the individual BECAUSE THE Falcons weekend version l'i' also made a tent as the Cleveland offensive unit that clicked unit is not earning many The meet turned out to be champion in the event. finished 1-2-3-10-11 in the The ruggers did it despite penalty kick late in the Indians, the "B" ruggers and the defense that had its [Hunts in the scoring column, a freakish battle of statistics Third and fourth places mini meet, they were able to being two men short for game have since added speed to problems, letting 206 points it's the delense that will between Bowling Green and were also won by Bowling defeat the Redskins, whose most of the game Dave Extra effort earned Tom their bakfield and are much find a home on the score- have to take the load until Miami University Miami Green. Tracy Elliott and top men placed 4-5-6-7 and 8 Grooms and Chip Ely were Wentz and Ely scores just improved. board the "Big O" can produce won the actual meet Steve Danforth finished with ejected in separate incidents after halftime Both The win gave the team its championship by one point identical 24 39 times The Falcons won two for fighting managed to score despite second victory against no THIS YEAR has bam .. "I THINK there is a lot of over BG. other mini meets Saturday, Forwards dominated the being held back or snowed losses this season No points complete about lace II it pressure on the offense and However, the Falcons won Overall, the Redskins beating Ohio University 17- game, getting all but one of under by several Dayton have been scored against it was not for the brilliant (hat comes from the pre- the individual dual with defeated BG on pure depth, 46 and Kent State 16-46 Bowling Green's scores. tacklers. work of the "Orange Crush Mason predictions. Taylor Miami by a score of 27-30 finishing five runners in the Bowling Green now holds a THE "B" TEAM faced unit, there would be no added "Take the I'urdue top 13. The Falcons' two re- 4-0 conference record and a BG'S FIRST two scores DOWN 1M at halftime. much the same plight as the telling what record HG encounter lor example THE INDIVIDUAL maining runners were Dan 5-2 slate over-all came on a pair of brilliant the gritty Dayton ruggers varsity last weekend After might have runs by Rich Born and B. J. refused to give up and added scoring early in the contest. "We are causing team* to I'aynes. Both recovered two quick scores of their Jim Tremoulis was caught make costly turnovers fumbles and dodged several own to avert a shutout throwing a punch and was said defensive end Kevin tacklers on their scores But second half tallies by ejected. Taylor "Our unit is better Bill Morgan added both Paul Paese. Rick Hoover. Undaunted, the ruggers this year because we bave conversions Roger Hamilton and Mich quickly followed with scores more veterans and all- by rookie Jeff Gatti and Jeff around better athletes Reichel Kickers Roger Taylor. 6'2". 205-poiind Get Set for Mazzarella andGatti missed junior, has earned himsell a IM notes the conversions starting berth and is making Homecoming Jerry Duncan put the ball the most of his new chance The team of Steve and residence hall chairmen through the goalposts late in When co-captain and defer Parrett. Mike Frey and beginning Thursday Entries the game after Mike Tadden stve stalwart Billy Montrie Dave Grooms totaled 23 are due Nov 7 clawed his way over the goal suffered a knee injury points to give Alpha Sigma for the last score of the against Western Michigan, Phi its first fraternity game the pressure was on the championship of the year in Stickers win In upcoming action the Michigan native to react intramural cross country "B" team travels to Toledo quickly. In the residence hall The Bowling Green tomorrow while the "A" division, the Spiders of women's field hockey teams team heads for Findlav on "I'M GETTING bcttei Bromfield took the crown beat Ball State University Thursday Saturday both with each game and I'm still with 39 points Rich by identical 1-0 scores squads face Akron in away trying to get my feet wet." Gallagher. 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By Fred R. Ortlip, Sports Editor It was the bomb that squashed Tim Boyer with a 28-yard score. Rick for the two extra points to make it 21- Bowling Green's weekend against the Hans had Boyer covered, but Freitas 11. SAN DIEGO-Bowling Green's San Diegans. Donckers threw strikes lofted the ball perfectly over the BG ON THE ENSUING kickoff. the football team and the almost 80 fans of 31 and 57 yards for scores while defender in the end-zone Aztecs pulled off what Nehlen called who accompanied the club to this city I-1 rii.i- heaved 28 and 38-yard TDs that Safety Gary Seemann set up the the turning point in the game With a of fun and sun last weekend, saw a benumbed the Falcon secondary. initial BG score with the first of his third and 12 at the San Diego 24. plethora of things not so familiar to the "Other than that (the secondary two interceptions early in the second Freitas hit Darold Nogle in the crease average mid-westerner breakdowns), we played as well as quarter After the BG drive stalled at for 28 yards Temperatures were in the 60s and we've played all year.'' said a towel- the San Diego 13. Don Taylor kicked a "We had a press' coverage on 70s The scenery was picturesque and kicking Nehlen afterwards. "Our guy 30-yard field goal to make it 14-3 with them, Nehlen said "They checked the water i plenty ol it i was clean. couldn't catch their guy running down 10 26 left in the half. the play off at the line and there was no Then there was the San Diego Stale the field. You take six plays out of the Following an exchange of punts, the way we could cover that guy. University football team and ' its game and it's no contest Aztecs ran their one-play offense "There was no way Joe (linebacker offensive attack, which was also "WE PLAYED man-to-man. plus again Curtis grabbed a Donckers Russell i could keep up with him. That something altogether different from having a guy deep, and they outran square-out pass, faked Myron Wilson to play turned the game around." any other the Falcons have witnessed both ol them. We played almost every the ground, then outdashed three Donckers followed with a 28-yarder this season coverage known to man. hapless defenders for a 57-yard TD to Curtis to put the ball on the BG 15 THE AZTECS USED then much- They've got two Tinkers iGerald of play Eight plays later on a fourth and goal talked-about quarterback platoon Kent Slate who beat the Falcons last IN THE FIRST HALF San Diego had at the five. Donckers hit Greg Moses system and unleashed a corps ol wing- week with a long punt return i on either minus five yards ruslung but 218 yards on a simple post pattern to make it 28- footed receivers to run loose in the BG sideol the center " passing 11 secondary In the end. the Aztecs 15-1 ► The Aztecs put Bowling Green in a Bowling Green picked up 119 yards AFTER BG COULDN'T move. San owned five touchdown passes and a 35- very awkward position by scoring the rushing and 27 passing Despite the Diego struck again 19 victory over (fowling Green lirst two times they got their hands on deficit on the scoreboard, the Falcons Keith Denson ran a fly pattern past It was the second straight loss for the ball It forced the Falcons to play controlled the tempo. Newman and Freitas connected for a Don N'ehlen's Falcons 13-2-1), who catch-up ball the remainder of the BG ran an amazing 47 offensive 39-yard score It took just two plays return home for only the second tune evening plays i for only three points i compared With 2 51 left, the Aztecs led 35-11 Saturday in the Homecoming game That s not easy, playing 2.500 miles to San Diego's 21 In the game the The Falcons came right back on the against Marshall away Irom home in front of 36.121 Falcons ran 83 plays to the Aztecs' 66 next kickoff San Diego coach Don ('oryell has mostly uncompromising fans. "That was a helluva defensive team With 1 36 left. Joe Babies hit Tony adamantly stuck with alternating we chewed up," said Nehlen "We Bell in the right flat In the most quarterbacks Jesse Kreitas and Bill On a second and 22 situation. Isaac were finally able to do what we wanted spectacular play of the season. Bell Donckers on every play-despite Curtis ilive catches. 162 yards for the to do on offense, then all of a sudden laked Alva Wright, cut back, picked up criticism. night I outran Kick Newman on a fly it's 14-0and we're screwed " his blocking and sailed 58 yards for a AGAINST THE FALCONS, however pattern down the sideline and After a scoreless third period, the touchdown the strategy was like a double dose of Donckers hit the speedy Californian for Falcons looked like they d make a Babies passed to Roger Wallace for poison Fredas hit on seven ol II losses Curtis first of two TD catches The comeback two points to make it 35-19 N.wsphoto by OIH aeutelie lor 168 yards and two touchdowns, play went 31 yards. Five minutes into the fourth quarter. With a half-minute to go. Babies and while Donckers connected on 10 ol 17 FIVE MINUTES LATER, the Paul Miles broke through the middle Lamport moved the Falcons from their Paul Miles had hit second best rushing effort of hit career for 215 yards and three touchdowns Falcons gave San Diego new life by for 52 yards-his longest as a Falcon -to own 39 to the San Diego one on two of againtl San Diego Saturday. He ran for 1SI yardt to move The five interceptions Donckers committing pass interference on a set up Phil Polak's three-yard TD three pass completions and an into second place on the all-time BG ruthing list. threw were hardly enough to oflset the fourth and M. plunge interference penalty. damage he did with his good throws Alter only three plays, Freitas hit Reid Lamport passed to Bill 1'ittman But then the clock expired. 'You'd have thought we won'

SAN DIEGO-Dutl Nehlen was per by Babies as he tried to pass killed that awkward position." said San Diego Altogether the Aztecs gobbled up 383 pU-xi'il .it the outcome ol Saturday's drive coach Don (.'oryell. after picking up his yards, the most a Nehlen-coached loss to San Diego State With lour minutes left in the lust 99th career win team has ever allowed "By the way we played, you'd have halt. BG had a holding penalty that They must have had the hall 90 though! we won. he said "But you thwarted what looked to be a substan- tunes tit was B3i We thought they'd "WHEN I BEGAN coaching in high look up at the scoreboard and..." His tial rush try lo play possession football -the) re school. I said that (the high passing voice li ailed olf Two minutes later, alter BG moved a running team yardage 1 is a mark ol poor coaching." II you didn I count scores, the Pal to the San Diego 30. Ineffectual passing Nehlen said "But lonight it was just runs, indeed, showed the upper hand turned the hall over "THAT'S WHY WF. opened up with matchups I don't think it was bad much ol die evening BG ran 17 more the passing game li seemed ridiculous coaching. offensive plays than the Aztecs, hut EARLY IN THE third quarter the lo Iiv toriiiiagainsl their strength Coryell said BG's defensive lailcd to cash in on several drives Falcons used up four minutes to get Nehlen said il was just a question ol secondary is probably oriented to the to the San Diego 49. but With a third match lips run " BG WENT 3* yards in five plays late and nine situation. Avery Clark "They've got a couple ol guys with in the first and early in the second dumped Babies for a 12-yard loss on a 9 2 speed against our 10 2s After the They look like very fine athletes, quarter, but a Joe Babics-to-Greg pass play kids got beat deep early, they got but they're probably not very Meezka pass was inches short of a first Finally in the fourth quarter. Held scared and backed nit and let them experienced against the spread offen- down on a fourth and nine play Lamport tried to hit Mecika around run." he said sive formations. We guessed this and I Later in the quarter, the Falcons the San Diego 14. hut the light end was think we were right." he said chewed up five minutes and moved to smothered by two men and Ken I guess we didn I have delensive II would have been a real dogfight if the San Diego 411. bul an offensive pass Jackson picked it oil breakdowns We jusl rouldn'l run last they ithe BG secondary! had played interference penalty and a 14-yard loss "They put our defense in an enough better Cm veil added -ORTLIP > Quarterback situation stays same Staff Special "When we throw the ball long we gel Hell grabbed a slum Rabies pass in yarder that set up BG's first touch- into trouble We're not a very good Ihe fourth quarter and with second, down in the fourth quarter. S\\ DIF.GO Although Joe Babies passing team and we don't have fantas- third and louilh efforts, ran com Miles, who now has 1.640 career started at quarterback Saturday lor tic speed " pletely around and through Ihe A/lec yards, passed up Stew Williams and Pf># •vsfpnevtd Ivy ^jfrt o>#ut*j)ev# the first lime this season BG'S signal- Babies said he likes the starling rule defense for a SB-yard touchdown play Vic DeOrio last Saturday to move into Scrambling Joe Babies picked up some good yardage against calling situation remains the same "Coming in in the third or fourth second place in the all-time Bowling the Aztecs as wets as connecting an free of 11 paeees fee 114 Babies and Reid Lamport, who had quarler cold, it's tough to throw." he BELL CALLED the run the best he I Green rushing record book Started ever) game until last Saturday, said. ever had and explained his resurgence He still needs 925 yards to overtake yardt and one toucMown will keep sharing the duties--if Babies "As a quarterback I'd like to play the "The las! couple ol games I've been Fred Dung's 2,564-yard record can recover from a hyper-extended whole game, but so would Reid If it's playing cautious instead of reckless, loot that lelt him hobbling alter the for the best of the team iplatooning the he said "Always belore I'd think ot San Diego game quarterbacks l. it s okay with me. how I might mess up I'd think aboul I though! Joe played awlully well what might happen il 1 lumbled or said coach Don Nehlen "But we re a "YOU CAN'T have any selfishness what hand to carry ihe ball in two quarterback learn and 1 don't wan! Reid and I get along okay Our "And belore. 1 would run so hard I'd leers dump Guelph, 9-4 In make it an issue, because it'll split philosophy was that if I couldn't gel Ihe miss (he Mocker ahead ot me instead our team team going at the start ol the second ot waiting lor something to break half, then Reid would come in That Now Ini taking my time and 1 know News Special Guelph goalie Dave Monte to the The third period was dominated by BAllies COMPLETED live of II didn I bother me, we just want to what I'm doing rebound for the score. the Falcons, who outscored the throws for 114 yards, including the 58- win " Bell also rushed the ball three limes TOLEDO -The Bowling Green Dobek put the Falcons ahead at opposition 5-0 The goals came in yarder lo Tony Bell Lamport passed lor 26 yards hockey team received six goals from 16:49. converting passes from Chuck spurts, with Stewart and Dobek lor one ol live lor 13 yards and had one Many people are going to bo happy lo newcomers enroute to a 9-4 exhibition Gyles and Mike Bartley. but the lead scoring 116 apart, and later Watson throw intercepted hear Tony Bell is playing like his old PAUL MILES ran lor his best game win over the University of Guelph was short-lived. Guelph rammed home and Nagai each scoring within only 43 "One thing about Joe. he doesn't self of the year and the second best in his Gryphons Saturday night at the Toledo three goals in the next 1:49 to take a 4-2 seconds have to throw very often. Nehlen The Falcon wingbaek changed his career Sports Arena lead into the locker room after the first said Somehow he gels us oul of these extra-caulious philosophy before Ihe The Falcon tailback churned out 151 The six goals were scored by- period. DOBEK ENDED the scoring and messes and he moves the team San Diego game and il paid off yards on 22 carries, including a 52- transfer Bob Dobek (three), and gained his hat trick with only two freshmen John Stewart itwoi and Rich STEWART BROUGHT the Falcons minutes left Nagai. to within one goal of Guelph midway Brian Celentano passed to Mike into the second stanza on a shot that "Bronco" Bartley. who made one of Stewart had Ihe hottest line, with his patented "swoops" on goal. Moote Nagai and right winger Bob Watson's came up with the first save, but Dobek. two goals combining for a line total of who was trailing on the play, had five goals. Moote at his mercy, and calmly flicked Watson had three assists for a game- the puck "upstairs" over the goalie's high five points, followed by Stewart right shoulder. with four Coach Jack Vivian was pleased with The Falcons started off slowly, the win. saying. "That was just what allowing all four Guelph goals in the we needed, being two goals down and first period against senior goalie Terry coming back to win. In the first period Miskolczi. Don Boyd replaced )> there was a natural letdown after Miskolczi in the second period and having played the (Cleveland) Barons shutout Guelph for the rest of the night. on Thursday." The Falcon mentor said he was CENTER DAVE Farago paced the SPQTTS pleased with the rookies, but that there Gryphon attack with two unassisted deflected off a defenseman. A power was plenty of work to be done and a goals, the first coming off a faceoff to play goal by Watson tied the score with long way to go before the season give Guelph a 1-0 lead. a little more than a minute left in the opener with Notre Dame, now only two BG tied the score when senior Pete period. weeks away. Badour scored at 9:42 of the initial Gyles started the play in BG's end The hockey team faces Michigan and period. and passed to McCosh Watson St. Clair College in scrimmage action Gord McCoah won the draw back to received the pock at Guelph s blue line, this week, before .the final exhibition N.wvh.1. by ClrH S~t.ll. Al Leitch at the point. Leitch slid the took one stride and let fly. Moote did game against the Lima Chargers next PaS5 Quarterback Reid Lamport leeks for on open man in fourth quarter action. Pawl puck across to his defensive partner not move, as the shot clicked off the Saturday in Lima in the "Strike For Miles and Phil Pelak (43) cut down defensive end Steve Bode*. Roger Archer for the shot. Badour beat crossbar and went in. Cancer" benefit game.