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By Brooks Jirksoa only to Sen George S McGovern with "1 think it's only right for us to go on Alabama neurosurgeon who has been Associated Press Writer 405 with our work." he said "The selection attending Wallace, said a bullet which While Wallace's 323 delegates are far of a nominee for a political party is cut him down at a campaign rally SILVER SPRING. Md i API -One of short ol the 1.509 it takes to win the important business for this republic " Monday is lodged in the spine but is George (" Wallace's doctors said nomination, the total surpasses his Sen George McGovern planned to causing no pressure on the spinal cord yesterday there is "less than a 50-50 initial predictions and increases the resume his campaigning today in Los chance" the Alabama governor ever chances of the Wallace strategy of Angeles, then in Oregon (lalbraith said surgery will be will walk again deadlocking the convention and hoping performed to remove the bullet within Even if he can walk, it will probably for a late ballot breakthrough WALLACE EXPRESSED hope that another week or 10 days, and that it will be only with the aid of leg braces, the lt no one gets the nomination on the his campaign would go on to Oregon. be a full three months or more before doctor indicated. first two ballots. Wallace campaign New Mexico and California." one ol his Wallace can recover to whatever manager Charles Snider said, "we feel visitors said extent is possible MEANWHILE. Wallace continued in we have as much chance as anyone." Wallace's campaign manager Charles Meanwhile. Arthur Bremer, the 21- good spirits, chatting with hospital Snider said Tuesday that future efforts year-old Milwaukean accused in the visitors and reading newspaper DESPITE the Wallace sweep ol will be in Oregon. New Mexico and Monday shooting remained in jail accounts of his primary election Tuesday's primaries. McGovern picked Rhode Island, with a possible write in under $200,000 bond. Authorities victories in Maryland and Michigan. up 44 additional delegates for a total of drive in California continued to withhold any comment on Wallace's victories in these two 405 Sen Hubert Humphrey, who Dr James Galbraith. a University ol motivation or other details states jumped him into second place in dropped to third place, won 28 new- Bruce Armstrong, on employ** of the Mansfield delegate standing in the race for the delegates for a total of 2714. Democratic presidential nomination Ambulance service, domontlratot emergency President Nixon is approaching Wallace won 72 delegates in Michigan n iiniuiii.it urn well in advance ot the Committee to advise techniques to a first aid class. Doug Diiama, junior Tuesday and 41 in Maryland to give him Aug. 21 GOP convention. He won 74 { A AS) plays the "patient." 323 convention delegate votes, second new delegates Tuesday for a total of 507. against 674 needed for nomination No other Republican has won any on ROTC instructors delegates. Both McGovern and Humphrey By Mary Wey Academic Council also passed a S. Viets launch attacks planned to concentrate their campaigns Makeup Editor motion requiring Provost Stanley now on California, which will award the ('oilman to appoint a six-member primary winner 271 of those votes A lormal report distinguishing Academic Development and McGovern also is campaigning in courses that can best be taught by Evaluation Committee lADECl to Oregon. Humphrey is not But civilian instructors Irom those that assist council in evaluating new in attempt to guard Hue California is the main event need military personnel will be programs which are not confined to completed and presented to Academic established academic units. Council next fall Kill Arnold and Craig Taliaferro. FIELD REPORTS indicated South HUMPHREY picked up his By Richard Pyle shot down over the North Tuesday, the campaign with a swing to Princeton. SBO officers, were the only two council broadcast said Vietnamese forces have gained members who opposed the motion. Associated Press Writer momentum in recent days after being N J , and Providence. R.l. New Jersey The report is to be written by an appointed council subcommittee of tour They said they voted against it THERE WAS no U.S announcement stalled for three weeks Democrats will choose 109 convention SAIGON i APi - South Vietnamese delegates in a June 6 primary, Rhode faculty members, two undergraduates because the A DEC does not plan to seat of any raids or losses yesterday The There were also signs the North a student representative troops launched two more forays in the Vietnamese are suffering serious Island will award 22 in an election next and one graduate student mountains west of Hue yesterday in an U.S. Command reported 200 strikes Dr. William Baxter, subcommittee The committee will be organized for casualties themselves and may be Tuesday attempt to extend the city's defenses. over North Vietnam Tuesday chairman, told council yesterday that an 18-month trial period and. if deemed Vice President Spiro T. Agnew made pulling back They continue to pound The Minnesota senator said he would Meanwhile enemy forces shelled key uoutinue his campaign in the same the group is holding preliminary sii'i-essful by council, will assume a two and one-half hour visit to Saigon, An Loc with more than 1.500 rounds ol permanent duties military installations and destroyed a artillery, rockets and mortars each open, handshaking style despite the meetings and should complete its big cargo plane in the central flying in from Bangkok. Thailand, and Dr F Lee Miesle. one council day Wallace assassination attempt "fact-finding" research by mid-July highlands Seven of the nine American conferred on the war situation with member who studied the feasibility of crewmen aboard the plane were killed President Nguyen Van Thieu and the forming an A DEC. said the committee Radio Hanoi claimed U S. planes twji top American military advisors will have "no final acting authority raided two North Vietnamese Political sources said the meeting of without the vote of (Academic! provinces yesterday and three were the vice president. Thieu. U.S. Three grounds for recoil listed Council " Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and Gen Creighton W Abrains was The ADEC trial phase is expected to Arrest made intended to demonstrate US. support By Denay Seeds Talialerro in last March's election have said he has not been approached at all cost $10,000 with an additional cost of _ for South Vietnam Staff Reporter denied sponsoring the petition about the stipulation that a state $4,000 possible for secretarial support. Linda Macklin. junior (Ed.), one of employee cannot have a felonv record In other action, council unanimously FIELD REPORTS said South No additional petitions calling for the the former candidates, denied As vice president of SBO. Taliaferro passed a motion allowing the Firelands on bomb call Vietnamese 1st Division troops made removal of Craig Taliaferro. vice involvement with the petition, but is employed by the University, and is campus to set up an associative Mary Jo Mazzolint. Ireshman i Ed. i helicopter assaults yesterday into two president of the Student Body added she was telephoned and asked if technically a state employee, since the l two-year I program in computer science technology. Students will be from Bay Village, has been charged former fire bases 10 to 15 miles west of Organization (SBO). have been found- she would help circulate petitions. University is subsidized by the state. I'ue except for a second, handwritten able to receive an applied science with making a bomb threat against the Taliaferro said Dennis Frigyes Union on Thursday. May 11 The raids were the third and fourth petition at the Kappa Sigma fraternity degree after completion of the conducted by government troops since house. junior lA&Sl and unsuccessful He added if some clarification of the program. Mazzolmi was arrested by Campus candidate last March for student law was needed, the matter would be Safety officers Tuesday evening She last Saturday in a plan by Lt Gen Ngo The handwritten petition stated the Council tabled until the next meeting Quang Truong. the new regional reasons lor the recall as Taliaferro's representative to the Board of taken to the Ohio Attorney General, a decision on the proposal to continue has been released on $300 bond Trustees, distributed some of the who is authorized to represent the She is accused of phoning in one of commander, to catch forces menacing felony record, his views which it claims both the Cluster and Little College the old imperial capital are inconsistent with the majority of petitions, but Frigyes said he wasn't University in such matters. programs seven bomb threats reported at the involved and didn't know anything University last Thursday In the central highlands, enemy the views of the student body, and his gunners shelled the Kontum airstrip as failure to do anything constructive as about the petition other than the story The offense carries a maximum in Tuesday's News penalty of a $200 fine and six months in a U.S. Air Force C130 transport was vice president. unloading ammunition The pilot tried The first petition did not state University President 1,'ollis A. Moore jail Jr said he has not been approached at Arraignment is set lor tomorrow in a hasty takeoff but the plane crashed, reasons for the recall Bowling Green Municipal Court killing seven of nine Americans aboard Candidates who ran against University President Kollis a. Moore

Organization to be reviewed Co-op future optimistic'-Lefko

By Jim Carey directors, is "very optimistic" about "Our chances of an on-campus potential because they do not realize Staff Reporter the future of the organization location are verv good." Lefko said their own importance to the success of Despite a decline in participation in "When we first started operating two "Our objective is to have a store its operations. In addition, students the BG Student Co-op. Dave Lefko. quarters ago. a favorable attitude where we would have a consignment really do not see the savings the co-op chairman of the co-op's board of toward the co-op ideology gave us service of books, which would be produces. confidence and energy." he said beneficial to both seller and buyer." he "If students could see other campus Since then, student apathy has been crystallize here successfully." Lefko instrumental in putting the future of HE EXPLAINED that the said the organization in doubt, he said. consignment system would allow the "The potential for the store is ever students to leave their books at the increasing, but 1 don't feel the students THE ORGANIZATION will be store if they want to sell them.. are aware of it." Lefko said subject to review June 30 by J. Claude "Through the consignment system, The Student Body Organization Scheuerman. vice president for students would actually be able to see (SBOl could play a considerable role in operations, who will consider the need the books that are for sale." making the co-op more important to for University facilities in the future in He said the service has been the students. Lefko said. view of the co-op's operations this successful at the University of "The new representatives to SBO year. < Michigan and Harvard University. should be aware of the co-op and should According to Lefko. the co-op's poor "If the new location is approved, the show a means ol wanting to contribute location at 827 First Street and the Co-op will still maintain a sale on toil," he said. failure of the majority of the students memberships and house clothing and "Other student body organizations to realize the co-op's potential have put record services, in addition to the sale have been fundamental in establishing the organization at a disadvantage of candles, leather crafts and poetry." co-ops at other campuses and I feel it is "We are presently awaiting a Lefko said. the job of the SBO officers here to play • hrJeaestiW.I decision by the space I assignments l The co-op might buy school supply a role in the co-op here," he said Barb Westerfield, sophomore (AM), studies a few committee for an on-campus location items and records by the ton and sell "I still remain optimistic that it (the in Hayes Hall." he said. The committee them at a 15-25 per cent savings, he co-op) will work. I know it will work as of the creations submitted in the 21st Annual will publicize the decision during the added. students realize our full potential." he Undergraduate Art Show. Works are still on exhibit week of June 5. he said. He said students fail to see its said in the fine Arts Gallery of the Art Bldg. "•»• »/The M N.wi, Thu^doy, May It, 1P7J eDITGRiaLS salaries The University should be commended for its decision to set aside J22.0O0 to offset salary inequities for faculty women-but it can't stop there. Some people may say we should be content that the University finally recognized that a pattern of discrimination against women does exist and backed up that recognition with hard cash to eliminate the inequities. But $22,000 can only be viewed as a first step. Dr. Greer Litton Fox. chairperson of the Faculty Senate Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women, told Budget Council that at least $80,000 would be needed to make up for salary discrepancies for this year alone If the University abides by federal regulations permitting retroactive compensation up to two years from the first incident of discrimination, that figure could be tripled-meaning the University could owe its faculty women at least $240,000 The allocation announced last month by President l.'ollis A. Moore Jr doesn't even make up 10 per cent of that amount. Figures collected by Dr. Fox show that the mean salary of . faculty women at every rank-instructor, assistant professor. 1 associate professor and full professor--is lower than that of :: faculty men. Furthermore, lower salaries aren't the only discrepancies facing faculty women. Although they account for 19 per cent of the faculty, they Lerrers represent only eight per cent of those receiving $20,000 or more a year, and a whopping 48 per cent of the faculty receiving less than .' $10,000 3 They make up only 10 per cent of the full professors, but. at the ;• other end of the scale, they account for 37 per cent of the bg justice discriminates instructors It's clear women are concentrated in the lower faculty ranks Bowling Green justice is badly in need several Administration officials that no the next night at the Miss BGSU pageant, concert or an outdoor rally, it should be :■ and the lower pay scales. of a drastic overhaul, as recent events arrests would be made without the as once again open containers were in impossible for anyone to be allowed to The University must continue its efforts to reimburse faculty have proven. One standard of justice is marshals being notified abundance blockade the campus. ; women for salary inequities But it must also concentrate on being applied to the greeks on this That promise turned out to be a lie. as When people complained to the police, When I tried to help block a parking lot efforts to move women up from the lowest paying, lowest ranking campus, another to those who are not people were indeed arrested for having the local law enforcers replied that they on Wednesday morning. I was in jail For two weeks I had to go through a lot open containers ; faculty positions were too busy to check it out. No arrests within fifteen minutes I don't of red tape in order to get a permit for Few people got upset though, despite were made except for that of a understand what we did that was so the Festival of Life on April 29, the the broken promises Then last Saturday demonstrator who knocked over a chair different from what the greeks did. reason being alleged law violations at the greeks held their annual bike race on his way out. unless it was our cause last year's festival Open containers were everywhere One THE BIKE race further bothered me. I do not complain of my own arrest; I cease-fire fraternity man even stood right next to because it resulted in a blockade of the knew what I was doing and have AFTER FINALLY being granted the President Moore with an open bottle of campus all day Saturday, accepted the penalty I must also agree Tuesday the Senate succeeded in watering-down its end-the- use of the inner campus, I was required Bonne's Farm inconveniencing many people who had that the arrests made on April 29 were war amendment to an almost meaningless scrap of paper. to provide police with a list of twenty Assured of immunity from the law. better things to do. As hard as it is for us legally, if not ethically, correct. But for With a47 to 43vote.an internationally-supervised cease-lire was marshals I was then promised by Hollis' buddies continued this behavior to get a permit for a Saturday afternoon the pigs l the only word applicable! in the 5 added as a precondition to a fund cut-off in Indochina. Administration and Campus Security to I The original amendment, proposed by Sens. Clifford Case (Rep. then turn around and allow others to disregard the law is too much i N.J.) and Frank Church (Dem Idaho I. would have cut otf funds : four months after agreement was reached for the release of U.S. pageant represents bgsu ? If the law here does not apply to { prisoners of war greeks, it does not apply to anyone If laws are broken more openly by more There is now a strong possibility that even the watered-down I feel that it is the duty of this Both of these statements are any other events) from the University people in the future, it will only happen version of the amendment will not pass because many of its University lo thoroughly examine the completely incorrect. for violating this law and that the because Hollis and his lackeys have original supporters are planning to vote against it. BGSU Beauty pageant and judge the If the University is to have another security officers who allowed it should encouraged law-breaking by a certain And even if it does pass, it is unlikely it will mean anything validity of assigning a University title to such judgment on beauty, then it should be removed from their positions with the segment of the community. Addition of the cease-fire clause will only result in further delay it. be the beauty of the entire person such as ' University. In the future I will not accept arrest so in obtaining the release of American prisoners of war and By using the name of BGSU it should the beauty of being a real person rather If they are not going lo do their job. passively unless greeks too are thrown in complete disinvolvement in Indochina. imply that the people of the University, than being some sex object. they really shouldn't have them jail. no matter who. are all to have the right Since this is really an impossible thing The North Vietnamese rejection of the cease-fire in President to attend it if they wish to do because of the beauty of people in Gary Farthing George Macdonald Nixon's peace plan, disclosed yesterday, demonstrated the If the pageant is supposed to be general, it should be cast aside as one of 322 E. Court St. Apt.5 309 North Church St absurdity of trying to bargain with such an action again. representative of the University I feel the sexist activities which is harming our There is also an indication that some of our senators are in that it should also be representative of society's values of beauty favor of dropping the whole issue and moving on to other bills. what this University stands for; which is Let's not let another of these exhibits Apparently they believe they have done their part by just supposed to be educational rather than a be labeled as a University activity coca-cola and war considering the amendment. sexist cow exhibit. 1 also did not feel that the judgment of However, their job is not finished until an amendment is passed AN ADDITIONAL problem that 1 who was able to attend should be given to noted when I was there was that the Maybe the most important aspect of (as William Holden pauses in his or an action is taken that will guarantee the release of American the fraternity boys who definitely do not members of the ATO fraternity were individual opposition to the war in Pacific Jap-stomp to muss the hair of a POW's and disengagement in Southeast Asia. represent the general consensus of the openly violating a liquor law during the Indochina lor war. period) is a kind of grinning Philippino he calls "Boy" and We are still waiting students of this University. event functioning awareness-knowing where hands him a Coke). When the campus security was told of you and the war begin and end, being Key. Che: The next time you're sipping opinion IT IS NO more ridiculous to say that this they just turned their heads and did aware of how you inadvertantly support colas at your crash-pad with a right-on the U.S. is trying to show Vietnam people not even try to enforce the law. the war in evervdav situations For chick named Mary Lou or something, how to be Vietnamese than it is to label example: Coca-Cola, the institution tuning in old Bob Dylan classics on FM the BGSU Beauty pageant as being 1 feel that the ATO fraternity should be Item: Coca-Cola and subsidiaries hold and moaning low blues to Mary Lou I economic protest representative of this University. disbanded lor at least suspended from PUGE government contracts, and dump about how your dealer's been busted and large quantities of money into the war you're down to sticks and seeds, assume , economy every year. your coolest radical culture-hero slouch, by Mark R. I>ull the war economy, and significantly Student Columnist the one that makes Mary Lou breathe reduce the profits of those industries, ITEM: PHOSPHORIC acid, an "Far out!" in total admiration, and look major chain businesses and financial beauty pageant injustice important ingredient in Coca-Cola and Ed. ooir Mark Dull is a local down at your hand. Che. that Coke has institutions presently contributing other soft drinks, is a by-product of the rcpreieatatlve for the Nalioaal the blood of Asian babies in it . directly or indirectly to the war effort. Well, everybody, justice Amerikan- typical men with characteristics of manufacture of munitions (Ever notice Ecoaomlc Boycott committee and his On a national level, a boycott of such style was done again in Bowling Green extreme chauvinism and male celuaa Mates tie position of the how much cola soft-drink advertising James Garmhausen large companies as Coca-Cola. IT&T. last weekend This time, the scene was superiority. Officer* Boyer and Mercer you see during wartime? I committee. 203 Meeker St AT&T. Standard Oil. Gulf. Mobil. the ATO-sponsored Miss BGSU pageant treated us like hysterical females, they War and economics are intrinsically Texaco. DuPont. Kodak. Magnavox. in the Grand Ballroom on Sunday night told us to calm down, and assured us that bound Since World War II. the United RCA. Revlon, and Textron will The festivities began when Mark they would look into it States has spent over one trillion dollars- commence on May 25 and continue until Kruse, pageant director, and a black -one thousand billion dollars-on the WE OFFERED to show them the men peaceful withdrawal from Indochina is policewoman iwho refused to give us her military. with the beer, but they told us that we guaranteed name) told several ticket-holding people •me BG news Of all the income tax money collected weren't allowed back in the ballroom. Subsidiaries of large franchise that they couldn't attend the pageant every year by the Federal Government. Needless to say, no action was taken operations will be picketed and funds since it was a "closed function." Since 60 per cent goes lo pay the costs of war. against them iWe found out later that An Independent Student Voict will be withdrawn from checking and we all had official tickets, this was in while only 18 per cent is spent on human they had been sent in by the ATO's to savings accounts in banks. direct violation of our Civil Rights watch us! l resources such as education, Locally, students at BGSU have Editorial Staff We ignored this harassment and took It's interesting to note that two people employment, health care and income organized a boycott committee which is our seats, and as we did so. Mark came were arrested for having an open security War has always been too presently contacting students in high running over to tell us that we would all container at the Festival of Life two katherine I. batten expensive for those who can least afford schools and colleges in Ohio. The have to sit in the last three rows because weeks ago This was a clear case of managing editor j. scott scredon it. and all too profitable for a select few committee is working to gain a wide we had the wrong kind of tickets selective enforcement newt editor kathleen m. froze range of support for the boycott, from THE WAR in Indochina, too. is a war Putting all this aside for the moment, editorial editor annm. hofbouer individual students and citizens to SINCE THIS order was an obvious lie. of economics In the past, those opposed we would like to know why this pageant makeup editor rose m. hume national figures in politics, ecology and we ignored it also. Perhaps we should to the war and the economics of war is held to select Miss Bowling Green peace groups also mention that several of our friends sports editor rrederk r. ortlip have tried a variety of methods, from State University when only ATO's and LETTERS, POSTERS, and notices were in fact barred from the ballroom photo editor mania j. lanzer petitions to violent confrontation, with the friends and families of the concerning the boycott are being even though they held tickets. copy editor Joan c. gestl little or no success contestants lover half were greek) are distributed in the community. The list of As the pageant began, several of our invited. This select group is hardly entertainment editor patrkia I. bailey Petitions often seem wasted on a target businesses is being made ATO "brothers" placed themselves in Congress which the President ignores, representative of the BGSU student available strategic positions so as to observe our population Business Staff violent confrontation tactics Students, faculty, and other members every move. We were also closely occasionally have a limited amount of We have not yet begun to protest!!!!! of the community are encouraged to watched by at least one campus success at a local level, but ultimately business manager vawghn e. reckhold boycott their products and services, and policeman. See you all next year- serve to reinforce the arguments of those to patronize local, independent advertising manager John g. pollock Things were pretty dull until one Jan Weber who would use armed force to suppress merchants rather than large franchise person was arrested as he was leaving Vicki Knauertuue sales manager mkhoel j. .ol.ntmi the peace movement. Mary Schaefer MikeSaba operations the pageant. The charge was disorderly Wendy Weber Perhaps the most positive reasonable Mary Jo Hartwell To commence the boycott locally, on conduct. Shortly thereafter, two Charles Conn Cheri Erdman-Saba Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall way to oppose the economics of war is May 25. students and faculty will begin a fraternity "heavies" sat down in front of Stacy Provost Claudia Bakuli Phone 372-2003 economic action "run" on local banks by withdrawing us and started drinking beer which they RodLipp MarkScheerer n» to Mm • ■■»■>■« Tnilin ,s^. Mfep tmm. M» ,^~— rari im.lt OHOO —» «- funds from checking and savings had brought with them to the pageant. Wally Ward Chris Jones SueProsek Karen Siple ■»■»—»i«i»,«so»H»oiia—)«nt»M». O—Mssolowe »»—tw»»» IN OBSERVANCE of the National accounts. We figured that since the cops were •am BarbChemesky Kathy Crawford Economic Boycott set to begin May 25 They will refuse to further patronize into making arrests that night, they *» 'ii »•■ •*•«' HI i - - ■- ■-—- - *• urn * mm ; aka a. John Dowler JoLeuchter 11 Americans opposed to the war in the services of the bank, seeking instead ■"•'" *—■» —•--■- -— - ■ ■ j n ■ might as well arrest someone who was "■—■*» — ii—»—*»n «<*.soi»»-. mmMmmtmmmmmmim** Indochina will initiate a plan of economic such alternatives as credit unions and committing a crime, so two of us went to and many oUiers too numerous to — »■«. i—i ■»—>■■<■» so m .1 sin mewl actiejj designed to withdraw funds from sympathetic local businesses tell them what was happening. Like mention Tho BG Now*. Thunder, May 1 (. 1973/PB,. 3 'We live in insane system' 7 Novak defends white worker

By Jim Wiiitrmu piece of pie. and that is not will probably get picked up on the common sense of much bigotry among Suit Reporter progress once less. their neighbors and don't intellectuals. "NIXON REALIZES that "We live in the most believe what they hear from "IT'S ALL right for a Michael Novak, author of to get re-elected, he must insane system imaginable the media " liberal to tell an Italian joke, "A 'ITimloiiv for .Radical capture the Catholic ethnic Everything is encouraged by but vou will never hear him Politics." told people in the vote, which has been the moral acclaim If you agree Ke said long ago tell a joke about blacks." he Dogwood Suite last night swing vote for the last 20 with integration, you're "American people called my added. that the alienation of blacks vears.'hesaid moral and if you don't, immigrant grandparents Ke described the attitude and young people is nothing Novak explained that the you're a racist." he said pollacks, wops and spies of the super-culture toward compared to that of the Catholic ethnic vote consists and the present generation the ethnic people as being lower middle class white of Italians. Poles. Slavs and HE EXPLAINED that the of liberals calls us racists, one of enlightenment, like a worker members of other ethnic American public is divided facists and pigs II doesn't "missionary culture coming Novak, an associate groups into a super-culture and a seem to me that we've made to the South Sea Islands with professor of philosophy and Regarding integration he subculture that much progress. handfuls of brassieres to religious studies at the State said. "The strange thing "The super-culture "All the sympathy goes to cover up things that were University of New York, Old about integration is there consists of liberals who live the blacks in Alabama and never covered up before. Westbury, said."If there is are no rewards, only on a national level and learn Mississippi, but nobody ever "Everyone wants to say going to be progress for the penalties It's not true that mostly from the media," he considers a Polish beer it's their America, but we blacks then there must be the garbage gets picked up said "The subculture is the truck driver in New York, he can all draw a lot of strength Mkhaol Novak, astociat* prolonor of philosophy and roligiout Political progress lor the workers one more time a week in workers who live on a said from these old traditions of (twdkn at tho State Univorjily of Now York, Old Wostbury, Otherwise, they will both integrated communities. It neighborhood level and rely Novak said there is too the ethnic people." he said author tpoko loii nkjhl in ih« Union on racial polilkt. end up fighting lor the same Education bill readied; newsnoTes Basically, the bill takes away the would return to Washington. No FBI study pollution fighting agencies of the The President is scheduled to leave caught in busing dispute Department of Health and puts them for Moscow Saturday morning WASHINGTON (API - L Patrick in the new agency The director, Gray III. in his first speech as acting appointed by the governor, would Soldiers shot head of the Federal Bureau of have broad enforcement powers. WASHINGTON I API - over school busing, it may be The compromise measure would make every student Investigation, yesterday rejected BELFAST. Northern Ireland (AP) - Senate-House conference rejected could be in trouble in that eligible for a basic annual calls for a full-scale investigation of Guerilla gunmen fatally wounded a conferees reached final In breaking the deadlock branch as a result (1.400 stipend minus what the FBI which was headed for 48 Police arrests British soldier and shot another in the agreement early yesterday on the bill in the early Nevertheless, the sponsors his expected contribution years by the late J. Edgar Hoover. WASHINGTON 1AP1 - An leg last night. Violence in Northern on a landmark $18 5 billion morning hours, the predicted it would clear both from his family would be He also said he had an open mind on American Bar Association committee Ireland yesterday also left one higher-education bill conferees watered down branches. Other provisions would (he establishment of an advisory recommends thai police departments civilian dead and 21 injured. three antibusing riders They emphasized that they authorize $'J billion to be committee or a consulting group on make far fewer arrests and hire legal The soldiers were gunned down in However, because the bill added to the bill in the are counting on the great used to help schools with the FBI. which has been mentioned by advisors to help shape law- an attack on a police station at is entangled in the dispute House benefits it will mean for all desegregation problems; some congressmen, but is concerned enforcement policy Crossmaglen, a village near the of the nation's colleges and provide $390 million to that such a panel might seriously The committee in a report released border with the Irish Republic universities, as well as the improve Indian education; impair the effectiveness of the FBI yesterday endorses collective Agnew,Thieu meet; eight million VS. college extend present federal bargaining by police but nol the right Gun control students, to generate enough vocational education to strike Compulsory arbitration is support to win final passage. programs for a year at a cost WASHINGTON (AP) - Spurred by suggested as an alternative to the the attempted assassination of Bui they concede that they of $385 million; create a right to strike discuss S. Vietnam will face opposition from National Institute of New agency Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, a diehard civil rights Education to conduct Senate Judiciary subcommittee SAIGON 1 APi - Vice- underscore the Nixon advocates on the left and research on how to spend Nixon relaxes approved a bill yesterday to clamp President Spiro T. Agnew administration's support for from all-out opponents of school funds more wisely, COLUMBUS I API The Ohio down on sales of hand-guns. conferred with President South Vietnam in the current any busing on the right establish a new program of Senate, following little debate, THURMONT. Md. (API - His Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind). chief Nguyen Van Thieu for more communist offensive. One of the busing riders occupation education for yesterday passed 20-9 an summit meeting with Soviet leaders a sponsor of the bill, said it would Thieu's press office said adopted would prevent any young persons who administration-backed bill creating weekend away. President Nixon has prohibit anyone except a police than an hour yesterday in a retired to his Camp David retreat officer from buying the kind of meeting that IS sources Agnew and the president court busing orders from have completed high school. an Environmental Protection Agency here There was no word on when he weapon used to shoot Wallace. said was intended to "reviewed and discussed the taking effect before Dec. 31. and innovative approaches to police Ohio's anti-pollution laws. general situation in South 1973. unless all appeals had in post-high school War teach-in Vietnam " been exhausted education Aides refused to give any The bill's managers said suggested by details or to say whether this was regarded as a Agnew carried any personal substitute for President messages between Thieu and Nixon's proposal tor a one- local veterans President Nixon But they year moratorium on all Today's topics of dicussion said the vice president would busing orders, but conceded The local chapter of the report to Nixon immediately it did not go as far Vietnam Veterans Against upon returning to The bill originally would Today "US Foreign Policy in the the Andean Countries." Hart Government Policies Association 1WSA1; Dr. the War 1VVAW1 may hold Washington tomorrow have authorized more than Middle East of the two-day seminar. Toward Change in Latin Rene Ruiz, assistant a teach-in for veterans $20 billion, but conferees cut 9 am. 408 Moseley- " The United States and the America." Panelists are Dr. professor of romance similar to the daily AGNEW FLEW to Saigon this. Stephen Hoyd. near eastern 2 p.m.. Wayne-Harrison Andean Countries." Edward Shuck, director of languages. Dr. Jack convocations organized to from Bangkok, where he The measure would set up affairs assistant legal Room. Union Fred Cottrell. international programs; Dr. Thomas, associate professor discuss the Vietnam war arrived Tuesday after for the first time a program advisor. State Department, author and professor of Roger Anderson, assistant of history. Part of the two- The teach-in was representing Nixon at a of general federal support will speak on Executive- sociology at Miami lOhioi 8:45 p.m.. Alumni Room, professor of political day seminar. "The United introduced at a VVAWI ceremony inTokyo returning for all of the nation's public Legislative Tensions in University, will speak Union-A panel will discuss science; Raul Garron. States and the Andean meeting Tuesday night Okinawa to Japan It was his and private colleges and Foreign Policymaking " Sponsored by the "Latin Reactions to U.S. member of World Student Countries." According to Charles third visit to South Vietnam universities department of sociology Figley. instructor in home He stayed three hours and 15 It would establish a new 1 p.m.. Newman ('enter economics and acting minutes, then flew back to comprehensive plan to aid St Thomas More University 2.30 p.m . Alumni Room. chairman of the local Bangkok college students which Parish-Boyd to speak on Union-Dr Fernando VVAW, members will be Alegria. cultural counselor, marching in a Memorial Day Chilean embassy to the parade in Toledo United Stales, will speak on SBO studies Bangladesh plan "Recent Trends in Latin MEMBERS WILL also American Literature." Part meet again next Wednesday of the two-day seminar. to discuss the possibility of The Student Body Organization 1SBO1 is coordinators, said last week SBO would like • The United States and the channeling their efforts into planning to divide its Bangladesh fund-raising to raise $12,000. Sherman said the Andean Countries." a veterans club rather than drive into three specialized campaigns aimed organization still has no definite goal in mind the VVAW at local businessmen, off-campus residents However, he said the $180 collected last 7 15 p.m.. Alumni Room. Figley said an apolitical and on-campus students week is only a "miniscule portion ol the Union-Dr James I'etras. organization may be needed SBO President Jeff Sherman said amount we'd eventually like to raise." professor of political science to form a cohesive veterans yesterday plans for the drive should be The campaign began May 4. the second at Pennsylvania State group here, since some finalized this week, with the main campaign anniversary of the Kent State tragedy. SBO University, will speak on veterans may be afraid of hopefully beginning next week officers said then it was to represent a "United Slates Reaction to joining the WAW because of Although Larry Soloman. one of the drive's constructive means of protesting all wars. Economic Nationalism in the possible implications of being associated with an antiwar group The meeting will be held in UAO Side Door UAO the Capital Room. Union MCAT-DAT-GRE Greg Artzner FROM 0 U & THE LSATATGSB ALL OHIO FOLK FESTIVAL & N ATI BDS. 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Photos by Steve A. Schneider Staff Photographer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiimiiiiiii ATTENTION STUDENTS! y CHERRY HILL VILLAGE IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AND BOASTS INCOMPARABLE FEATURES; • One and One Half Baths • Central Heating and Air conditioning • Wall to Wall Carpeting • Electric Range & Oven • Refrigerator/Freezer, Disposal • Patio Gas Grills • FANTASTIC PARTY HOUSE • INDOOR SWIMMING POOL Rental Agent - Suite 67 741 HIGH St. 352-6248 Furnished Two Bedroom Suites as low as $57.50/month with 4 occupants Special Lease Terms Available % BATES & SPRINGER, INC. Managers •of. a/TheM Nairn. Thvnaey, May It. 1972 Draws from various departments Program studies American heritage

By Sally Harvey DR. ALMA J. Payne, English department The establish the center is Payne said uses "a truly American Studies programs. professor of English and department also allocates official approval from the American Studies ap- She is already working with Sylvania and Fremont high American Studies-- is thai American Studies, has funds for five graduate administration. proach." schools on programs similar a history course, or perhaps directed the program since assistantships in the THE AMERICAN Studies "Two professors from two to the one here. a philosophy seminar'' it was established in 1957. program program has led to several different disciplines team According to the 1971-72 Today about ISO students Participants in the new courses offered here, teach on a certain theme." HOWEVER, the question University catalogue ■ The are enrolled in the program . program are hoping to including Introduction to she said This quarters bothering some students is- goal of the American&udies one of the largest projects of Mtabllsb an American American Studies 200. which theme is "The Gilded Age. after a person completes the program is to provide a its type in the country Studies center, which would covers the methodology of taught be Dr. Payne and Dr program, what can he do unified approach...so as to Although lack of funds limits make the program a interdisciplinary study. Kenneth Davison of with his American Studies achieve a comprehensive the number of foreign completely independent Dr. Payne said the Heidelberg College degree? view of American life and students that can afford to department operating on its program "virtually built" American Studies includes If he's enrolled in the of the American heritage participate in the program own budget courses like American Art both an undergraduate and College of Education, he can The program is highly here, students from Wales. l)r Payne has already set History and American masters program, with a teach But if education isn't interdisciplinary, drawing France, Germany and Korea up American studies offices Thought. possible doctoral program in his specialty, he may also from the English, history, have applied for admission separate from English All American Studies the offing find a job in journalism, political science, philosophy At present the program is department offices She said majors are required to take Dr. Payne is also museums, reconstruction sites i Civil War. early and art departments. (unded solely through the ail that is needed now to a senior seminar which Dr. promoting high school American settlements), libraries, pre-law or pre- ininisicn.il work or the Peace Corps and Vista A lecture on Exetutive-legiilativ. T.ntions Dr. Payne said the J» American Studies approach in Foreign Pelkymaking" ova* d.liv.r.d yesterday by St.ph.n Boyd, near eaitern ■** «h is one in which the student can be exposed to a broad affairs assistant legal advisor, Stal. Deport- concept of culture while at ment. the same time become a master of a specific field. fe^ ■f-^ Soviet vessels sighted

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By Pally Bailey The play is Matt Crowleys good "extension" of the All of the backstage work, The play will be Entertainment Editor 'The Boys in the Band." Cluster College experience. from costumes to publicity, performed in the Grand Ballroom. Union on a stage The Cluster College is still The idea to do the play Ke explained that the will be done by Cluster "evolved logically from the purpose of the college was College students The all- that thrusts out into the alive and well through its audience. theater department, Cluster College experience," "to teach the humanities by male cast is also composed according to Panowski, who having the student of Cluster students, except THERE ARE two reasons according to James A. for using a thrust stage, Panowski. instructor in will be directing it. experience the humanities." for three roles portrayed by speech. HE SAID a group of IV said 10 weeks was a students experienced in according to Panowski. It students suggested they do short time to allow the theater simplifies the staging from a Ke said although Cluster technical standpoint and College per se was only in the play after it was students to go into depth in existence during winter "touched on peripherally in one area, but presenting a Two of the three theater provides that do one in the quarter, former members of class" during a study of law full-scale production students are experienced audience be farther than six and love. provides this opportunity in actors Panowski said this is rows from the actors. the college will be producing ""This is the type of play a play on June 1 and 2. Panowski said the olav is a the area of theater. one of the reasons the The play is about "outsiders" were brought in thai works best with homosexuality, but it "It gives the Cluster intense audience "transcends voyeurism," students a chance to work involvement." the director according to Panowski He with actors experienced said. He added that working Graduate said the play is not just a onstage, which is another closely with the audience is play about a homosexual, learning experience for excellent training for the but takes the homosexual them." he said actor. way of life totally for granted and uses it as a valid basis for a human one-acts experience PANOWSKI COMPARED the play to "Who's Afraid of ARTS* Anyone who likes Called the Sugar Plum" by Virginia Woolfe''" saying Neopolitan icecream, "grab Israel I'orowitz "Out at the two have much in ENTECTAINHEN1 bags" and the theatre should Sea," an eastern European common because both like the production play by Mroszek and "The expose the characters so scheduled for tomorrow and Contestants." a Spanish play totally on stage, and there Saturday in Joe. E. Brown by Ballesteros. are "no punches pulled " Theatre. Saturday evening "A Day Six contemporary one-act for Surprises." by John plays will be presented in Guare. who recently won a two segments-three plays Tony award lor "Two Procol Harum Live Friday night and three plays Gentlemen of Verona." will Saturday night, beginning at be presented. I p.m. "Next.'' written by By Larry Epke attempt sounds almost ONE FAULT which might The plays are directed by Terrence McNally and A number of rock bands identical to the studio be noted is the fact that the graduate students in theater Elaine May. will also be have attempted to use version 24 members of the Da "It won't hurt a bill" loci Phillips prepares to lake a blood and are produced for the presented on Saturday A orchestras in concert and Gary Brooker. who writes Camera Singers are not •ample from Mike Pavlecki in the one-acl play "Next." The public free of charge "theater game" in the form then tried to merge the the music, and lyricist Keith effectively put to use Next' Reid have always shown the plot contort around a physical examination for induction into of improvisational theater orchestra's sound with the The members of Procol will be dune in "Comings band's own No small ability to paint pictures with Harum themsleves are not the army. THE THREE PLAYS Friday evening are "It's and Goings." by Terry. number of them have been their musical efforts, so the especially talented less than smashing ease with which these songs Guilarist Dave Ball sticks to successes. are played by the orchestra standard and unimaginative Often this is because the is not surprising. structures, and organist rock writers refuse to give Chris Copping is merely Rock -|- Comedy Agora the orchestra anything but Review adequate when audible stock arrangements, or they Drummer B.J Wilson also The Agora on Dorr Street He formed an inpro- they could use their ethnic The members of the group JOHN BASSETTE was allo"" the orchestra to Brooker knows how to use seems to be unable to inject in Toledo will be featuring visational group called the backgrounds. Chicano and possess a sense of humor born in I'ampton. Va. and overpower the band, or the orchestra effectively, by any originality into his an evening of hard rock City Works, in Vancouver Chinese, to full advantage which shows through in their says that his first success as drown il in excessive not restricting himself to the playing. mixed with comedy on Most of the audiences had no minds. Almost all of their a singer came at the age of flowenness picture of lush string sounds Tuesday, May 23 Richard Cheech lound his real knowledge of these material is original. eight, "when I sang Lucky PROCOL HARUM is to be He uses the brass But these drawbacks are Cheech and (hong. Tiny way into the act by chance ethnic groups, so the Old Sun' for my great uncle congratulated that it did not instruments for power, and not by any means enough to The Cleveland based Alice and John Hassettc will lie was born in Watts and combination of ethnic and Lem. He dug it. He was my allow any of these things to colors emotional scenes with sink this album The real be featured in a show found that being raised in dope-oriented comedy band was formed several first and only true fan '' occur In the concert which is woodwinds and strings stars here are the songs, the beginning at 8:30 p in The Los Angeles afforded him a situations proved to be then years ago by George There is a $2.00 admission Recorded on this album A quadrophonic sound entities which Brooker and three acts mix comedy with multitude of experiences to area of recognition Woideck. but the present charge to the Agora for Classic Procol numbers system was used at the Reid build with both the line-up jelled in the fall of musical routines, but not recapture on stage, in the TINY ALICE is not one those 18 years and over. The such as "A Salty Dog" are concert for special effects. instrumental and lyrical . comedy in the strict sense ol form of standup comedy. person, but seven, and none 1970 The group records on doors open at 7:30 and the performed with the such as the seagulls which values in mind the word One day he met Chong and ol them are named Alice the Kama Sutra label show is scheduled for 8 30. exactness of the original open and close "A Salty This album is available at "Tragedy and comedy the two of them got together version, and indeed this live Dog" the University Bookstore. have become intertwined to form a review company. since laughing with tears in When the company split up . the eye and terror in the the two put together a heart have become the thing comedy act and went before Pops' concert of the moment, states the an audience of s.ooo in biography of Cheech and Vancouver Then they Chong moved to the coast. * THEY FEEL that in the In I. A they found little 5 light of the current world acceptance for two set for Sunday ;£ situation people must learn "Heads" doing a standup •:■!<> laugh in the face ol comedy act. The act geba'n :<•; disaster to change from straight A "Pops" concert will be orchestral activities, and :V; Tommy Chong was born in situation comedy to a presented by the University Richard Mathey, assistant £;■ Edmonton. Alberta Vftei satirization of the current Symphony Orchestra and A director of choral activities, ■v playing the guitar and dope scene The audiences Cappella Choir on Sunday. will conduct the orchestra writing music for a rock loved It. May 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the and chorus in excerpts from 5;' group he got into comedy Cheech and Chong lounri Grand Ballroom.. Union. the musicals "Camelot." "Paint Your Wagon." Selected student soloists "Gigi." "Brigadoon." and will sing melodies such as "My Fair Lady." I "If Ever I Would Leave You." "1 Talk to the Trees." things to do... and "I've Grown The concert is a benefit Accustomed To IVl" Face, for the Orchestra Tour all from Broadway musicals Fund Donations at the door 1P The glorious days of Showings are scheduled at by l.erner and l.ocwe are $1.00 for adults and 50 jlamsels in distress. 7and9:30pm and midnight cents for high school I knighthood and Camelot will both Friday and Saturday Emil Raab. director ol students and under J.be recreated on WBGU-TV. and at 7 and 9.30 p.m. .■^Channel 70. tonight at 10 Sunday when an exhibition ol Admission is 75 cents at 9 medieval combat will be the door for each showing, places to go J featured on "L.I V E ' with the exception of the Viewers will see the midnight Saturday program, J-techniques of short sword which is Iree. Kand buckler, broad sword Advance tickets for the .in.I shield, the two-handed entire program-all seven A "Folk Revelation" will comic strip adapted for the ^;'great sword and the mace showings-are $4 and will be be held in the courtyard of stage with music, dance and ";, and shield demonstrated by on sale from 10 am to 4 Founder's Quandrangle on dialogue. Ready? Students are spending time in rehearsal for a lawn concert by the University .^-.members of The Society For p.m. today in the Union Saturday. May 20. from 7 Reservations may be Symphonic Band scheduled for May 31 in the forum of the Student Services Bldg .^Creative Anachronism ticket office p.m to 1 a m made by calling 422-8313. I In addition to the combat The concert will feature extension 200. !£ exhibition, there will be a about 10 local folk-singing Tickets may also be <;'.display of medieval THE FALCON Concert acts, according to Dan purchased at the door They j&coslumes and crafts Guests Bands I and II will perform Kimpel. sophomore cA&Si. are $1.50 for adults and 75 gjwill be John Leland. in concert at 8 p.m "Folk Revelation" is cents for students i' Seneschal of the Bowling tomorrow in the Grand sponsored by the Founders • and people to see... K-Green chapter, and Andrew Ballroom. Union, under the Cultural Committee with the >J> Holly, newly-crowned King direction of Jon R. Piersol. staff of the Crypt WMMS-FM Cleveland is 5 of the Middle Kingdom instructor in music coffeehouse acting as sponsoring an outdoor The concert is free and advisors concert on Saturday at Mime artist David Alberts Exercises. now in its at 8:15 p m. Thursday. May Maves is currently teaching • open to the public It will be free and open to Edgewater Park, Lakeshore and two members of the second printing. 25 in the Recital Hall. School composition at Oakland the public Blvd. West in Cleveland SOME OF THE best Toronto Mime Ensemble The ensemble is planning a of Music Bldg. College of Michigan. experimental non-profes- Donations from the will perform tomorrow in fall tour of Europe. Canada Dr. Beerman is director of Composer William sional I mm films from the RADIO STATION concert will benefit, among 315 University Hall at 10 and the United States the campus Electronic Hamilton, who is completing S.Ann Arbor Film Festival WBGU-FM will broadcast A MUSICAL version of the others, the Free Clinic in p.m. Both the performance and Music Studio and assistant his doctoral degree at the vwill be shown in 210 Math the American premiere of an Schultz cartoon "Peanuts" University Circle, a full- The trio will also workshop, sponsored by director of the New Music University of Michigan, will cience Bldg. May 19-21 award-winning radio drama will be presented today service organization dealing supervise a Saturday Cultural Boost, are free and Ensemble. be a guest at the concert for "Five Minutes More" on through Saturday at 8 p.m. in with drug problems. morning workshop beginning open to the public. a performance of his work, Selected as the best from "Soundstage." Sunday. May Egner Theatre. Findlay National groups to at 10 a.m. in the same room. Guest performer and ' 'Cartoons lor solo clarinet' 'hundreds of entries in the 21 at9 30pm College. perform include John Alberts, director of the composer. David Maves. Assisting Dr. Beerman in I;-festival last March, the four The play, written by Prime. Steve Goodman. Toronto Mime Ensemble, A PROGRAM of will appear in the program the concert will be Gary S.dozen films will be shown in Francoise Loranger. is one The student production of Pure Prairie League. Glass has performed throughout contemporary music for the as percussionist playing his Bales, bom. and Jerry £a series of seven two-hour in the series of radio dramas "You're a Good Man. Harp and Eli Radish. the United States and clarinet will be presented by own composition, Straus, piano ■programs spanning the three produced by the Canadian Charlie Brown," will include Persons attending are Canada. He is the author of Dr. Burton Beerman. "Oktoechos for clarinet, The program is free and "Pantomime: Elements and days. Broadcasting Corporation. familiar scenes from the asked to donate $1. assistant professor of music. horn, and percussion." open to the public. The Ml N«w,, Thunder. May II, r»72/»oe. • h * Students study disease Sickle cell tests offered

By Ail Hofbeeer However. Sullivan said it The gene carrying the parts of the body l especially Editorial Editor is more likely that positive disease is recessive, so an the joints r and eventually results would indicate individual would have to affects the spleen Throughout the rest of this carriers have two genes Although the disease has week. MiTiin Rosen and Jim The test is free and the I homozygous I to have the always been considered fatal Sullivan, both juniors In the results are confidential, illness in the homozygous condition, College of Arts and Sciences, although persons tested will there have been cases where will be testing any interested be supplied with information Those individuals with symptoms of the disease blacks for the presence of about the test and the only one gene are have been temporarily sickle cell anemia. disease heterozygous and are called reversed Rosen and Sullivan, Testing will be conducted carriers. genetics students, are in 449 Life Science Bldg Although the symptoms of IN SOME CASES urea was conducting the tests under today from noon until 2:30 sickle cell anemia do not administered in transfusions the supervision of Dr. Irwin p.m.; Friday from 10 a.m show up in heterozygous of glucose solutions and the Oster, professor of biology until noon and 2 until 4 p.m.. individuals, the disease can symptoms of the disease and Saturday from noon be transmitted to their disappeared ACCORDING TO Sullivan, uniiU p m children However, in excessive the five to 10-minute test doses urea is toxic and can involves mixing a drop of SULLIVAN SAID a sheet FOR EXAMPLE, if two cause death There is also no blood with oxygen-reducing is posted on the door of the individuals with one gene concrete proof that this •gents room where interested each for the disease marry, reversal is permanent persons can leave their there will be a 25 per cent If the material Aecomes names and phone numbers chance that their child will Dr. Oster said there is cloudy, it is an indication of IV said he or Rosen would have the illness some evidence that high positive results, he said. then get in touch with them Individuals who are incidences of sickled cells heterozygous are cautioned occur in areas where Studenti from the Sherman Elementary School in Toledo look a field trip horo Positive results could Sickle cell anemia is a not to become intoxicated, malaria is prevalent F/e/d fr/p with Patty Stephens, freshman (Ed.), and Debbie Bin, junior (Ed.). The mean that the person being disease affecting the engage in strenuous exercise The sickled cell does not education majors are working with the children as teachers' assistants in a tested is a carrier or hemoglobin loxygen- or underwater swimming or permit the malaria to methods experience project. actually has the disease carrying protein i in the red live in high altitude areas penetrate it, although blood cells normal cells do allow The disease is hereditary Persons who have the penetration and is prevalent among disease suffer from a severe In areas of high malaria blacks. form of anemia, and are incidence, the sickled cell is In sickle cell anemia, the susceptible to all sorts of an advantage However, City considering 'home ruie' red blood cells change from secondary diseases, since malaria is practically round to crescent or sickle according to Dr Oster non-existent in the United shape, reducing the ability of Sickle cell anemia causes States, the sickled cell is not Bowling Green's city The director would be result of a decision by the Bowling Green could then final word on a home rule the blood to transport clogs in narrow capillaries, necessarily a protection oxygen. government could have appointed by the mayor and Ohio Attorney General that a have the structural charter A public hearing blood clots, swelling, pain in against the disease. numerous changes in both approved by council "member of a city council organization they want, may lead to some changes the executive and legislative may not serve as a member instead of a hand-me-down A special election for branches, providing the THE CITY attorney, now of a municipal charter from the state court."' he Bowling Green residents to Lost in your Course? preliminary draft proposal called the city solicitor, commission '" said approve the charter will for a home rule charter is would be appointed rather Dr. Barrell said there are "No longer would we have probably be held in October approved than elected He would serve definite advantages to the government by remote On May 25. the charter Have you been bitten by the "BUG"? The mayor would be a full- an indefinite term proposed charter. control." he added will be presented for a public lime administrator I'e City employees would Dr Barrell said the hearing at St Mark's LET US HELP would choose a managerial remain under the present "THE PEOPLE of preliminary draft is not the Lutheran Church assistant for an indefinite civil service provisions of term to perform duties the state with only one 10% off on ALL study aids similar to those of a city exception-in promotional manager examinations. the Schaum's Barns & Noble The assistant's appoint- appointing officer could ment would need the select from the top three Barron's Cowles approval of city council scorers the person believed to be the best qualified for R.A. YOUNKIN. the position. chairman of the charter Full civil service commission, said a home protection for all city rule charier will be "more employees is retained under flexible and accommodating the preliminary draft to the specific needs of Dr. Edwin Bomeli, Bowling Green.'' professor of quantitative Legislative changes analysis and control, and Dr include election of a city Charles Barrell. professor of council president from political science, recently among the councilmen The resigned as commission present system requires members electing a non-council The resignations were the member as president Councilmen would still be elected by ward and at large, but they would serve staggered four-year terms Younkin said under the charter the council would have more delegated powers. A finance department, headed by a director performing the duties of an auditor and treasurer, would handle financial functions.

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Job search continues DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE <"Pi '.I Gen I FUIUI It may be close to the end They were also asked to "small crack in some job demand on our part to know of the quarter, but the Office send in help wanted opportunities," but he said who's still available so we of' Career Planning and ads from their local they're "very selective and can provide direct Placement is not winding newspapers very spotty." assistance this summer on a down its efforts to find He also noted that referral bases." he said. ACROSS 44 Things for sale. 15 Musical platters. PLACEMENT director teaching contracts seem to Office personnel are I Hunk- 45 Part of Bermuda. 17 Enthusiasm. permanent jobs for June 46 Dance: Fr. 21 Printshop graduates James Galloway said earlier be coming out later this already going through the S Target. 9 Melt. 47 Quality. devices. tn addition to its regular this quarter that about 10.000 year placement files in an 13 Merit. 50 Men o( learning. 23 Passenger on the ye.'ar-long placement ads were turned in during "They used to be out in attempt to re-classify any 14 Hipbone*: Anat. 54 "It's —!": 2 ark. 24 Romantic affair. programs, the office may the first wave of response. April and May. but we've registrants who have 15 Village officer, in words. 55 Slrert vendor*! 25 Drench. once again send its staff out I.'owever. Zimmerman had many employers say it already obtained jobs. Canada. 16 Chinese leader. vehicle. 26 Of a period of on;the road to find new job said he doesn't know how will be June, July or August The staff is also working 18 Auriculate. 57 Show. time. possibilities many ads the office has before they are awarded this on the employer interview 19 Ola... 58 Island in the 27 Crow worse. schedule for the 1972-73 20 Roman magis- Caroline!. 28 Bid. received to date. "We're vear." Zimmerman said 59 It if- bird: Var. 29 River into the academic year. Zimmerman trate'* attendants. ACCORDING to Kurt still getting some BECAUSE THE office will 22 Killibrew's 60 Near: Fr. Seine. Zimmerman, assistani responses." he said be open for business as usual said as of Monday 154 weapon. 61 (.ounlinn-o.il 30 Natives of diriector of the office, the The job market in all this summer. Zimmerman employers had signed up for 23 Distinction. word. Geneva. 32 Storage place of oh the road" approach was areas-business, education, said it's important that interviews next year. 24 Pale. 62 Sesame 27 Photographers' DOWN a sort. first used last summer governmental agencies and graduating seniors inform the However, he said it's still Sdart era. 1 Religious group. 35 Endearing. During an eighl week public service is just as staff of any changes in their too early to determine eath. 2 Island of Hawaii. 40 Function. period, the office sent oul light (his year as it was in job situations as soon as whether next year's 32 Bejevreled. 3 Campns event. 41 Ornate homes. 4 Shock absorber. 43 Ancient country twp stalf members a week to 1971. he said possible schedule will be better than 33 Fee- , -fam. ogre's ezrlama- 5 I.Q. man. on Ionian Sea. personally contact There are signs of a "There's a terrific the one for this year. tion. 6 Norse god, step- 44 Comber. employers for possible job 34 Pronoun. son of Thor. 16 Mulish. openings (or recent 35 Fall behind. 7 Jnana. 4? Coldfish. 8 Describing cer- 48 Antiquing device. graduates 36 Lettera. Sodot tells U.S. to cut 37 Calendar abbr. tain softs. 49 Wide-awake. Zimmerman said the 38 Army monogram. 9 Spanish play- 50 Twirled. project yielded a good 39 Mountain house. 51 Title. number of posit ions nymphs. 10 Rrave man. 52 Deodar. 11 Slate to he true. 53 Jewelry item. I'owever. he said diplomatic mission staff 41 Write.. 42 AnDlirabilllY. 12 Unites. 56 Before: Prefix. tinancing and budgetary ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE problems may limit or even CAIRO i AIM President will, of course, comply." with the United States cancel the project this Anwar Sadat has told the They confirmed a report because of deceit, delusion summer United Slates to cut the staff that first appeared in the and lies ' The office just finished its of its diplomalic mission semi-official newspaper Al The action would reduce letter campaign to alumni here in half within a month. Ahram. The paper also said the American mission to and parents, asking them (o American diplomats said Kftypt had instructed its four diplomats and six inform placement personnel yesterday diplomatic mission in administrators, the size of if they knew of any job Washington to cut its staff the staff in 1967 after Egypt openings In Washington, a state equally broke relations with the Department spokesman United Slates ACCOUNTINGMAJORS said: "We. of course, cannot AL AHRAM said the anticipate what Kgyptian decision was taken to protest THE MOVE follows four ■mi CLaSSIFIED iwi U.S. policy of ■ScnrCPA^SlwCouS? intentions are We were not meetings within a few days Circsaaali S1165I44I, informed of any reasons why "consolidating the continued between U S mission chief Cle..l.»d 216(110169 this decision was taken. We Israeli aggression through Oftylo* Joseph N (Jreene Jr and SU74i5l)i; winning the Hike Race You 2 or 3 F needed lor (all the occupation of Arab Koreign Ministry officials. ( AMI'I SCAI KNDAH ARF. Number I Your Little $37 50 mo Call 352-9235 Furn apl I block from territories (ireene's Egyptian MNSTS Thursday. May IB 1*72 campus June 352 0661 It came four days alter a counterpart also met with Need F grad or senior rmle JESUS; A WAY OF Bob I'm glad I switched' speech in which Sadat to share apl next yr I block Men rooms-quiet, for studv Joseph Sis co, U.S. Keren! trends in Latin American literature will be Its been the best year yel I Irom Cniv Must be quiet Si rest Ph 353-8241 alter 7 reiterated an earlier undersecretary of state for discussed in the Alumni Room of Ihe I'mon at 2 30 oni Dr love you Hetty Hoop person 372 4865 statement that he had Middle East affairs, in r ernando Alegria will speak and Pi Rene Rui* will be Ihe LIFE chairman Maurer 4 Green Apts now "ruptured all my relations Washington. FOR SALE OR RENT MAY 19, 20. 21 PROUT CHAPEL 7.30 PM I M rmle Summer June leasing 3 4 4 man apts 3 Iree 352 0945 man $195 4 man $220 2 There will be | Christian Sc tenee Testimonial meeting in STEREO Garrard turn Sonv I'roul Chapel alt. 30 pm amp Utah speakers 372 1903 bdrm furn. air cond wall Spacious duplex lor 4 Furn to-wall carpet Fall Wlr util pd 354 8005 leases 352 0717 352 7660 Campus Crusade lor Christ will meet lonighl at 7 00 pm in 2 24 girls bikes I good fib I Advertising Correction IheKarulty Uuingeof thel'mon fair $S 352 91% Wayne Apartments Rooms for men summer NOW under new (all 3 blks Irom University Middle Class Youth presents The Best of the N Y Erotic VW 1970 lor sale firsthand Film Festival Tonight through Saturday al 7 4 9 pm. in management lor the kitchen recreation rm THURSTIN MANOR Perfect condition $1770 Call Htentwood located at 724 201 Hayes Hall Adm fl 50. special tomghl . $1 forsludenls private entrance, call 353- Big N Record Special 357 7367.7 pm Sixth St and the Silverwood 1705 Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship will ineel lonighl at 7 30 located at B3I Seventh St CHM typewriter 70 model Year round pool privileges Kidge Manor Apts Bowling APARTMENTS pmin2U0MoselevHall Best oiler 352-7915 GOOD THROUGH available for all our Green's most convenient residents No* leasing for apis 2 bdrm summer leases There will be .i preparatory lecture on Trjnscendental 1968 Triumph TH 250 (.nod Meditation al K pm in 112 Life Science All Ihose wishing lo June and September For only $140 per mo including condition 11381 begin Ihe leehmque should attend at this lime Also, there complete leasing all utilities 3524717 362-7660 MAY 21 information call 352-3595. will be an advanced lecture for meditators onlv at 6 pm in 106 cc motorcycle, very ihe Wayne Koom of the Union day or evening 9 and 12 CAMPUS MANORspecial goodcond $200 352 5668 month leases available summer rales $150 per mo SUMMER RATES The Departments of Herman and Russian present Dr behind Burger Chef for Ihe For sale 197120 vol set 4Ds Club Indoor Pool 4 Hec finesl in campus living Klaus M Schmidt, speaking on Realism Modern and Modern Kef Kncyclopedia Medieval From Lukacs lo l.ichtenstem. in the Tall Room Bldg lor rent Call 352-9378 Furnished complete. FULL Free bookcase. 10 classics 352-7324 security system PARKING ol Ihe I iiion at 8 pm $274 00 354-0675 $110 Per Month To the Men of SHOPS. CLASSROOMS all International Folk Dame will inert tonight at 8 30pm in 100 Summer 3 man apt $40 mo at vour front door Ph 352 ATTENTION GIRLS 1971 Women's Gym Call Tom 352-7715 9302 352-7365 352 4045 Theta Chi orange Vespa mo lor scooter 2-2473. 354 6180 Ga) I.in and Sexual l.iberalwnists will meet tonight al 7 pm Sum I bdrm furn Blr*cood Apt to sublet summer .it CCF comer of HidgeA Thurstin Couple prel 354-4822. 353 $45 mo 352 7333 Magnavox Modular stereo UN THURSDAY IS BGSU NITE What an honor! and Fender Bandmaster $100 Amp F.xrel 2 1394 For Summer I bdrm lurn ALL AREA STUDENTS apt $100 mo 354 0732 Large 2 bdrm apt 4 64 MO B Kxcell cond $600 students 311 E Mem $70 734 Kim St I.D.'s REQUIRED $100 whole summer air- per student 352-7365 1 Thanks. Love Gayle RIDES cond . pool. I - females Call your engagement' -217 Stereo Speakers Utah H 3- 352-7065 after S For Rent Summer Quarter. SUNDAY - OPENING TII.IIPJVI. - ADULTS $1.00 l.owrv v\av ,o axle good bass • Riders mtcd lo I'hila 2 man apartment 352-0139 Leaving Tut*-. \t.i\ -i $110 353-9675 Special Summer Rate I 4 2 Gymkhana Sund.iv May 21. Kelurning Mon May 29 Call bdrm apts Falcon Square Student Apartments Congratulations Ice Arena parking lot Keg Garrard SL-55 record Sandy 352 0979 Apts Mgr Frank Pagedorn Responsible Management 11 30 . rain or shine inloi I changer. Empire 888E 352-0760 353-9863 3521972 2 girls need ride to 4453 cartridge-ISO 353 9675 Knoxville Tenn. Memorial McCracken Pappy surprise Two man apartment (or Spacious air-cond . new 4 Bike Team wkend Call 2 4989 65 MO Midget-Great summer Furnished, air man apt Very near campus Vice Pitt, ol DDK' Lets running condition, best conditioning cable T\ and Summer $180 lurn Ph 353 NURIHW1ST OHIO S NfWfSI AND MOST COMI0RIA celebrate-Rossi offer Lynn 127 Williams. 1-3 CONCtPl 01 LUXURY fNHRTAINMINT' HELP WANTED pool-Must sacrifice 352 7831 1065 If ft^L pm Connie 4 Pete belated Need a job'' Opportunity is congrats Irom dan & randv Summer Apartments* 4 bedroom apt-3 blocks from with our company We need good luck pete Summer Reduced Kates campus Summer-Call 352- •NOW SHOWING- ambitious people lor sales 4 O E Portable Stereo 353-9863-352-1972 5727 or 372-3808 IVI lib 9 30 Sil Sun 2 3 4b 5 30 1 lb 9 30 on 2nd Place sales management Ifi 352 353 4233 alter 5 pm Sigma Nu Plrdgu. it all 6313 between 4 & 7 pm lor comes together tonight it 2 bdrm , lurn air cond MUST SACRIFICE' Apt lor WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS INCL The Brothers appoint men I Oibson SO junior &• case ain't over yet' The Actives available lor summer Summer. furnished. $125 352 7602 MSIPICIURI' BIST ACTOR' $130 mo 352-0717.352-7660 CENTRAL AIR 5 WANTED MINUTES from campus $45 CUSTOM ENGAGEMENT Spanish hand-made Classical NOW SHOWING K1NOS by Philip Morton 2 bdrm lurn $145 352-7851 mon 352-5511 Wanted 10 speed bicycle guitar hard-shell case $95 MO opens al 7:30 your diamond or ours Or Winth So "PURE DYNAMITE!" over 23 Irame Call Steve Chris 21812 Cartoons at 9:15 other stones 515 Conneaut F subleaser needed NOW 372 3458 of 930 Rooms with kitchen lor male For further information 2- 353-9932 Portable Stereo Best Oiler students June & Sept After 3322 Wanted-A male and a female over $40 Ron. 352 7668 Be a Freshman Big Sis' 4 pm 878-2199 3 or 5 speed bike Tom-2-2848 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! Place a sell-addressed WHERE THE HELL ARE or 353-4751 Banjo. 5-string Vega folk Room to sublet Summer YOC BEST ACTOR - GEORGt C. SCOTT IEST SCRi f NPLAY- PAOOY CHAVEFSKY stamped envelope in Ihe stvle. case 352 3444 drum at your dorm desk Kitchen $140 Qtr 352 6298 UNCLE JOHN iSTlLL' Warned Used 5 or 10 speed "I may be Open to all campus women Ken WANTS YOU! Rooms lor a bike Call Stein 354-5782 Apts & house for rent ciaty. but I (ew more fools and morons 352-9378 8-5 7 II pm «_ GEORGE C.SC0TT Student Apart ments-The II you really want something think I Wanted Trailer (or carrying Alpha Gams-2 more days ti!l 4 Quiet Ones 353 9863 352 lo gripe about live here you get to rave-Ryan sez 2 molorcvcle Call Brad-353- June Free-sublease I opetatid on 1972 Flush toilets now included 3362 more days" Why not start bedroom apt 352-7976 after (hi wiong now*1 Bio and Pre-Med students United Artists 5 30 pm I bdrm lum. or unlurn 2 study Bubonic Plague-lree' PERSONALS pitunt" blks from campus Sept I Victor Apartments 352 5545 • Arnie and Pat-Congrats on I Female to sublet apt lor Ot 11:30 occup 353 8065 818 7th St Apt 2 SIGMA CPI DERBY DAY. vour engagement Much summer Call 352 9346 Sat May 20th 1 00 pm luck Jed "What's the Matter With Helen?" Apl for summer across I F needed to share apl onS Sterling Farms All campus Need M Rmle summer $90 Irom Rodgers 4 rooms for Alpha Gam Pledges-Get Prospect $135 for entire invited Dale 352-0819 summer & fall Ph 352 4045 THE FRENCH CONNECTION THURSDAY IS STUDENT NITE - tl.M - I.D.'S REQUIRED! fired up lor your first summer Call 352-2751 Flamer' rvrmngs Congrats to Jamie and Raine Need F *mte summer $90 Single 4 double rooms-sum ftft*M)0«> «»$0«a« TCMtiOfcAKC IMKnniAjHi . ». MiKMIIIM SUNDAY - OPENING TIL 3 P.M. - ADULTS Sl.f on your pre engagement Ellen 352-0177 •»**•*DANTM —.--.—. Mt**'« un ,-.-—>.CfMV*OV>»t ...... (UHlSt tpTUA* & fall Near campus 352 I bdrm (urn apt to sublrt for —.——....ot*ims caoBBTOUuu* _• — < Love Grit IMPORTS IrW-SptCMlMl 7365 sum $200 takes it 353-0803 in Foreign and Domestic F-male r mate needed lor Repair No Rip-olfs Pick-up Pave a really hokey time at summer close lo campus Furn house June or Sept and Delivery-No Extra Cost BEST DEAL IN TOWN Eve ol 7.20 9 20 the l" AO Conor Trip. 5-20 3527485 Ph 352-0661 •NOW SHOWING- HBOHHH 13284 Bishop Rd Bowling $56 per mo 1 vr Irasr Sat.. Sun. Mai. al 2.3:40.5:20 $65 per mo 9 mo Irasr Congrats Dinese on Mortar Green. Ohio Phone 352-5518 Fall-furn apt for 4 not in a EVE 7 20 9 30 Sal Sun 2 3 40 b 20 1 20 9 30 Married" Furn apt 1135 mo Food co-op Board Mom Lynn & Candi complex 354-8005 Avail June for Yr 354-8005 Merchandise co-op Credit Union Lope-Happy 21st and Want a slart in radio'' WFAL Gribbins Galkry-I bedrm PETER CAREY, M.DL: For Summer-June ISlh to $10 line ol credit An incredible adventure... welcome back ll was lonelv now accepting applications apts. 12 mih Irasr. Sept 15th 2 bedroom Gas heat, paid that journeyi beyond for summer and (all lurnishrd. $159 50. also busts hypocrisy in a lurnishrd apartments lor Central air. paid Imagination! 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Editor'i Note: Tee follow t«i U the plotting of Fletcher Knebel's made: was furious. As Kissinger flew prepare detailed studies on lint article la a two-part sertei oa presidential novel with that title, During the early morning hours home from Paris Tuesday altematives-and on the impact eveats leadlaf to President but a series of interviews with of Tuesday. May 2. Kissinger and a afternoon. Nixon retired to h-s each choice would have on NUoa'i May 8 dectiiOB to miae White House aides and few members of his National hideaway suite in the Executive U. S. • Soviet relations and the North Vietaamese ports. Part Two administration officials since the Security Council staff flew Office Building, across the street scheduled Moscow summit will be pabliibed tomorrow. May 8 announcement discloses the secretly to Paris where Kissinger from the White House, where he high drama of presidential met in private that day with North began pondering what to do Then, on Wednesday. Thursday By Gay lord Sbaw decision-making Vietnam's chief negotiator, Le By dinnertime. Kissinger was and Friday. May 3-5. Nixon Associated Press Writer Although presidential DucTho back Nixon. Kissinger and huddled repeatedly in his spokesmen insist a final decision Nixon and Kissinger had high Kissinger's No 2 man. Maj Gen Executive Office Building suite WASHINGTON (API - It began was not made until a few hours hopes for the secret session with Alexander M. Haig Jr., drove to with his closest advisors- with presidential advisor Henry before the May 8 television Tho It had been arranged at the the Washington Navy Yard where Kissinger and Secretary of the Kissinger jetting through the night address, the interviews indicated urging of Soviet leaders with they boarded the squat. 105-foot Treasury John B Connally sky to a secret rendezvous in Nixon had settled on his specific whom Kissinger had conferred at presidential yacht, the U.S.S. Pans course of action as much as six length during four days of secret Sequoia. While Kissinger and his staff It ended a week later with a days earlier talks in Moscow-an indication to At dusk they cruised the traced the probable diplomatic and solemn President telling the nation There also are indications thai them that fruitful negotiations Potomac River below Washington, military repercussions, the tall he had decided to confront the mining of North Vietnam's might be in the offing with Kissinger delivering a full Texan assayed for Nixon the likely communist powers by mining harbors had been elevated to a top But Kissinger soon found that no report on the latest Paris domestic reaction Connally. who North Vietnamese harbors. spot on the list of active options progress would be made. As he frustrations. The talk turned to has since disclosed his resignation several weeks before the recounted later: options, with Kissinger in his usual from the cabinet, firmly advocated DURING those seven days in announcement. and that "We were confronted by the fashion-outlining the pros and cons strong steps such as mining May. Richard Nixon struggled contingency preparations were reading to us of the published of various possible steps with the most momentous decision made by the military in April communist statement It had Nixon began to work on the of his presidency-a decision that But the interviews disclosed thai taken us six months to set up the It was at this point, according to words he would use to tell the Joan Burda, sophomore (AAS|, and Larry posed the greatest potential for a it was during those seven days meeting and innumerable most indications, that the President American people of his decision Farley, junior ( A&S), interned winter quartet from May 2 to May 8 that the exchanges, and when we got there, And. after another round of world power showdown since the made his tentative decision to in a congressman or senator's office in Cuban missle crisis a decade ago-- agony of decision-making squarely what we heard could have been mine the harbors through which meetings with Connally and and threatened for a while to faced the President clipped from a newspaper and most Soviet supplies flowed Kissinger on Friday, the President Washington, D.C. They told of their wreck his Moscow summit sent (o us in the mail " boarded a helicopter for the 20 experiences last night at a discussion panel Nixon's seven days in May FROM OFFICIAL and unofficial BUT HE ORDERED Kissinger s minute flight to ('amp David sponsored by the Office of Experimental carried none of the sinister sources, this reconstruction can be NIXON. BY several accounts. National Security Council staff to where he would draft his speech Studies. Couple agrees to 50-50 contract

By Pennie Sue Thurman She grew increasingly recently became its housework is boring, but also their Individuality than on kids and the house are not . ■ Associated Press Writer irritable with Andy's well- president. agree the new system togdherneM his, not mine, but ours " meaning offers to help with She says, however, she benefits the whole family Has the change in work NORTH CHICAGO. Ill "your wash or your was dissatisfied before any "Us one way of getting EVEN THAT attitude habits made an impact on ... I API - Like many American cooking." formal affiliation with the things we want for our doesn't worry the Stolls. for the glass company? couples. Andy and Millie "It's not my wash, it's our women's liberation family in a mutually they feel the children should "It's really too soon to.''■'.'■ Stoll married young, had a wash and our meals." Millie movement satisfying manner." Millie learn early how to deal with tell." Andy says "Maybe in family and fulfilled their would snap back. says. Giving Iheir children individuals a year or so we'll notice a.-'.■ dreams of owning their own "I had been thinking two full-time parents is one Most of the couple's difference, but I doubt it will business. THEN. LAST September. about a 50-50 arrangement of these things friends are reserving have anything to do with But after 12 years of Millie walked out for several years before we judgment on the unusual Millie and me trading marriage. Millie, lirst. and "I had to figure out who 1 actually worked it out One The children have not been arrangement. displaying places." then Andy, decided that their am. not in relation to other day last summer something so enthusiastic The older little approval or He says the most traditional married roles people, even Andy and the just clicked in my head, and girls-Lisa. 10. and Theresa. disapproval, asking only if it noticeable change is in were driving them apart kids Just myself." she I wanted to know how I could 9,-grumble that mother isn't works himself "I come back to the Now, every other week, explained. have equal charge in running around much anymore, and "Of course it works." business from a week off Millie. 30. kisses Andy When she returned several the household.'' she says that Andy and Millie are Millie says. "It's all a feeling refreshed I don't tire goodbye at the door and goes days later. Andy agreed to Both the Stolls agree putting more emphasis on matter of assuming that the as easily on the job." off to work Andy returns to split the housework down the the kitchen to do the ironing, middle cleaning and caring for the Now it was Andy's turn to couple's five children, age be unhappy, for he was still two through 10. working six days a week at the Stoll Glass Co. plus GOING TO WORK for shouldering 50 per cent of Millie-and Andy-means the housekeeping managing the small glass After more soul-searching company they own The they arrived at the present firm, started by Andy's arrangement-one week for father, is only Ihree blocks each running the house, one from the Stoll's home in week for each running the North Chicago. Andy and family business Cheryl Hanline looks over a display of Millie bought the controlling MILLIE'S belief that materials in the Graduate Center collected by interest in the firm. The Stoll's experiment women are restricted by the Northwest Ohio Great lakes Research with a radically different tradition and patterns led Center. division of labor started her to join in organizing a when Millie became restive NOW-Nalional Organization in her role as a housewife. for Women-chapter She Cancer rate up among blacks

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By BRAD SCHMALTZ Howell Michael of the record-holder in the mile at making the Olympic lean, about four meets left to Sporti Writer Quantico Marines who also 3:51.1, finished eighth in a may have never been reach that mark finished in 3:58.5. According field of nine with a time of brighter than they are now Dave Wottle's dream of to Wottle. the finish was so 4:14.1. Three weeks ago he was out AS FOR the method of making the Olympic team close that "if he would have Wottle's great effort of action with a throat selection of the Olympic moved one giant step toward leaned and I wouldn't, he might have been infection, and just two weeks might have won." team members for the 800 reality last weekend as he overshadowed by Ryun's ago he was outkicked down and 1,500 meters, there are captured first place in the poor showing Wottle said of the stretch for the first time qualifying races July 1-3 for mile at the Martin Luther WOTTLE IS making a the post-race interview, in his life. those who have run a time of King Games in Philadelphia comeback this year after "First the reporters asked 1:48 3 in the 880 The top His time of 3:58.5 is the missing indoor and outdoor me how I felt during the BEING THE competitor three finishers in the final second fastest by a collegian track in 1971 due to a stress race Then they asked me he is, however, Wottle has race July 3 qualify for the this year, surpassing the fracture of his left ankle. what was the matter with come back from both Olympics. Olympic qualifying time of F.'e defeated a famous Ryun setbacks to qualify for the miler in the King Games The milers go through 3:59 pre-Olympic trials in July. their qualifying races July 7- Running the race in a who was also attempting to "I TOLD them I am no Before the July trials, 9 Wottle's time last Sunday slight drizzle. Wottle needed make a comeback-Jim psychiatrist. Perhaps Ryun though, there are several assures him of competing on a "lean" at the end to edge Ryun Ryun. the world doesn't know what the other events that take the latter dates, but he § IMIMMIWHWMMIIMWWIIIMWWIHIItllllHIl I IHIlllllllHHIHIIIHIimmilt problem is himself " precedence. would like to hit 1 48 3 al 800 Dave said he thinks, This weekend is the Mid- meters so he'd have two Grimacing Dave Wottle leans forward as he hits the tape 0 though, that Ryun will be American Conference track chances lo make the UnOn I during the Martin Luther Games in Philadelphia last Sunday. ready for the pre-Olympic meet. Dave's participation Olympic team. Dave just nipped Howell Michael of the Quantico Marines, trials in July. Fred R. in the mile, 880 and a leg on Barring injuries iuch as although both were clocked in 3:58.5. "l.'e (RyunI has had some the mile relay will play a big the one he suffered last year, great times this year, along part in the Falcon's quest for or setbacks like the one he with some really bad ones. a title. had three weeks ago. Dave -V Pis good times show he still Before July he'll be trying Wottle could very easily end Ortlip has it physically. Now all he to qualify for an Olympic up in Munich. Germany, has lo do is become try-out at 800 meters In along with the best in the consistent." order to do it, he must run 'Arbie' thinks big world--whether in one event Wottle's chancel of the HO in 1.41.3 Dave has or two. By JOE BURCHICK baseball success to his control the pitchers Each Other observations Assistant Sports Editor father, who played one is different. With some professional baseball for the Other impressions of the spring football game last pitchers, you have to give Rich Arbinger is a person St. Louis Browns mow them a pat on the back and Saturday obsessed with attaining two Baltimore Orioles) for two Rick Newman, the flashy split end, looks like he might be kindly encourage them to simple, yet very big goals years. pitch well With others you doing double duty in the fall The 61". 200-pounder from "I just want a chance to "My father told me that I Fairview Park brought back three kickoffs Saturday for a just have to get on them to get ahead and be the best at would make good in baseball pitch where you want them gaudy 118 yards, including a 78-yarder in the second quarter. my position." the junior as a catcher," said to." (l.'e also caught five passes for 70 yards I catcher on the Bowling Arbinger "He was right Regarding Ihe baseball With guys like Bill Pittman and Tony Bell helping out with Green baseball team said. squad. Arbinger attributes the kick run-backs, the Falcons could be bona fide offensive "In Pee-Wee or the little the success this season to threat to the opposition before they even touch the ball Arbinger. completing his leagues, everyone either coach Don Purvis's attitude And the offense itself should be something else, again second year of college ball wants to be the pitcher, "Purvis is a college With guys like Krank Allen. John Jacquol. Tony Kijanko. and first complete season as batter or play some other baseball coach." Rich said Fred Sturt. and John (zerwinski leading the charge, the BG the Falcon backstop, position-except catcher "He can talk to all the guys backfield should be in for some enjoyable afternoons. regards this season as With the lack of competition and he knows what he's somewhat of a personal at catcher. I tried the talking about He does things AS KIJANKO PUT it. We moved the ball everywhere. It disappointment However, position and have played it in a professional way and the didn't matter if the first or third string offenses were in. we he rates il successful team- since team has really taken to it. still moved it." wise "It's really mental The He is the main reason for the To complement such a stalwart front wall is a group of "THE BIG Ihing now is for catcher runs the whole spirit thai this year's team fleet-fooled fellows like Phil Polak. Jamie Penneberry and oul team to sweep ihree game." Rich explained has " Don Dillingham- all fighting for the fullback spot And then games from Toledo and win "The catcher sees all the there's the quarterback duo of Reid Lamport and Joe Babies the Mid-American positions and must Professional baseball Greg Brewton could probably start on most any other MAC Conference crown." determine who plays where looms as a major goal for club but he's got a guy named Paul Miles playing in front of Arbinger said "That's the for which batter Also the Arbinger after graduation. him only goal al the moment." catcher must know all the I really feel that I can do Tony Bell and Bill Pittman are also solid at wingbark. Although hitting at a 315 opposing batters as he calls well playing pro ball, if I can although either one might be switched to bolster the defense. Bowling Gram's Rich Alp... (16) looks for a past from a Falcon clip. Arbinger frankly the pitches just get in. Rich said "All I Defense is what coach Don Nehlen and his staff are trying Pass teammate in recent lacrosse action. BG's next tournament admits that his average need is the chance to prove to beef up for the coming campaign. Brian Cross, a starter at play comas Sunday at the University of Massachusetts, after should be higher "THE MAIN thing is myself " tight end last season, was one of the "victims" of transition. playing a laague tilt last night at Ohio Wetleyan. "I know I can hit belter working with the pitcher on In anything that he Though he'd only worked at his new position (linebacker) for than I'm currently getting the batter off pursues. Rich Arbinger is a couple of weeks prior to the spring game, the 6'2". 225- baiting." said Arbinger stride." he continued "You bound to succeed All he pound bruiser intercepted three passes Saturday Last season he topped the must also know how to needs is the chance "1 MOVE okay, but I weigh too much." he said. Falcon batting charts while "Sometimes I feel a little awkward, a little clumsy I like the placing third in the MAC Stickers nipped balling race with a 359 position a lot-it's great " Pis knowledge of tight end is a plus mark at the linebacking spot By JACK CARLE Walters stars Zabek I to move ahead 10 8 adds I" a new season scoring It's great when the learn Last spring Nehlen had one of those quarterback problems But. OWU. led by middle mark with every point I a lot of coaches envy As spring drills ended, both Lamport, doe* well, but I also want to Although he is four years "Ken and Rick (BG DF.LAWARE.O -The Rich-Seller and allackman scoring once and assisting Babies and senior Don Plusquellic were still quarreling do well," he said. "If a away from winning a spot on captain Faulk I will have to Bowling Green lacrosse Andy Stringer, notched four twice about! who was going to play at that position. batter goes five for five and the professional golf tour. shoot between par and 75 up team's hopes for a tie for the "unanswered" goals to forge The five antltl by Zabek This spring Nehlen has one of those nice fullback his team loses Ihe game, Bowling Green's freshman there each round for us to Midwest Lacrosse ahead 12-10 moved hit season's total to (here is some dis- problems Jerry Fields is gone and three rising juniors are Association title were shot However, the Falcons still flash Ken Walters is already have a chance. Piper said playing as though they'd like lo fill some shoes 29, thus selling a new record appointment that the team reminding people of pros down by Ohio Weseyan here had some life in them and for most assists in one year. lost, but that batter feels yesterday. 13-12. Larry Hinson and John Normally it would not they tied the game up with The 9 3 Falcons must now good inside because he did HENNEBERRY WAS considered the No I prospect By virtue of the defeat BG less than five minutes to go. Miller. He's able to drive the seem like a wise decision to bounce back from the loss well All players are like ball about 260 yards with at the end of drills, but he missed the spring game because of drops to fourth place in the 12-12 Leif Klsmo iassist. lor Ihe I'Sll.A tournament expect so much from a an injury Dillingham was rated No. 2 and he galloped 67 that." regularity. freshman, but Walters, who MLA but still has at least Zabek) and Paul Wayne game this Sunday at the INVOLVED IN baseball yards in 22 totes Polak. brother of former BG all-league one game left in the United (assist. Zabek) scored twice Walters has been playing has been playing golf since University of Massa- since his Pee-Wee League like a seasoned pro for the guard Dave, was No 3. but that's because he wrestled with a States Lacrosse Association on the crease as the pass chusetts he was five years old. has bout of double pneumonia for two weeks during spring years in Toledo. Arbinger Falcons this spring Coach proven he's not just another tournament this weekend. came to them from Zabek attributes much of his Polak showed Saturday he's hardly a third-string fullback The Falcons came behind the net. John Piper admits that the rookie. In 17 rounds this 6'2". 180-pound rookie from by rushing for 143 yards on 28 carries, the lop effort of the out firing early in the first With two-and-a-half spring, he has been over 80 day It challenges a person's imagination of how the big guy quarter and took a 4-0 lead. minutes left a tally by Liberty could be the key to just twice and his 76.5 BG's winning the Mid- i60". 2IOi could recover so quickly and play so well, However, the Ohio Wesleyan OWU's Tim Hughes won the average is tops for the especially in such muggy weather. Bishops came fighting back, game for the Bishops. 13-12. American Conference Falcon starters championship this weekend I just love lo play the game." was his answer "1 was finally moving ahead in the The Falcons had a chance definitely WO per cenl I felt great." He admitted he got a fourth quarter at Toledo's Belmont to tie the game and send it After graduation, Walters little tired at limes, but most people who carry the football Things were as close in the into overtime in the last 30 Country' Club BG has not 28 limes in a game usually leel il at one point or another won the crown since 1956 will try to tackle perhaps his game as the score indicates, seconds on a penalty biggest challenge-the pro with the lead changing hands situation but could not dent He has played the Belmont DEPT. OF FUTILITY -Poor Greg Brewton The speedy tour "I want to qualify for several times The biggest the nets. course once already, firing a the PGA school and try to tailback marked 52 yards on 16 carries in the game Saturday, margin by either team was It appeared that the 73 in a quadrangular there get my players card," he though he's destined for another season on the bench as long only two goals after a BG Falcons were not "up" for as Paul Miles slays healthy two weeks ago on a day when said 4-0 lead the game as they had been only three of the 24 golfers "I wanled to show em what I could do and I didn't." Walters is not quite ready for Ohio Slate i last were able lo break 80 lamented Greg, who was not at all satisfied with his THE FOURTH quarter to take on Hinson or Miller, Saturday) and Clarkson (on because of wet and windv but he has three years left to performance 111 just have to go home and wail nil produced the most scoring Monday). summer ball, then start all over." weather He thinks it's his ready himself for the with the teams going into the The high-flying BG attack kind of course. challenge Brewton would like to try another position-he just wants final 15 minutes tied 8-8. BG once again led the way. with to play-but said "Tony Bell's got wingback and Paul's got got the f irsl two scores from creaseman Decker having tailback and 1 don't know where else 1 could play I've never attackmen Laddie Poryl four goals, Zabek scoring Netters at Toledo played delense " l assist. Terry Cameron I and two goals and assisting on NcM is Pal Walz A monslerback al the outset of spring Bob Decker (assist. Verne five others and Horyl (who drills. Pall was switched to quarterback and came into the Brown-White Game as fourth man for MAC tourney YET HE ABLY led a 55-yard TD march in 15 plays for the Intramural notes By DAN CASSEDAY "right off the bat.' will Brown to tie the score at 22-22 in the third quarter Watz was Assistant Sports Editor increase l-for-2 for 16 yards passing and also rushed for 12 yards on two Sigma Delta Psi trials will residence hall division with Gill said he thinks BG s carries Pe showed excellent poise, considering his lack of be held May 22. 23 and 24 325 points Sigma Phi The Falcon tennis team first doubles team al Tom experience this spring Sigma Delta Psi is a Epsilon won the fraternity can forget its 1-4 regular Lightvoet and Bill Oudsema Then there's this guy named Ed McCoy, who for the second national athletic honorary crown with 34 points. season Mid-American (2-0 in the MAC l has the best straight spring played very well for a third stringer with its members required Records were set by Conference record when the chance of getting a seed connecting on three of six for 28 yards lo meet minimum standards Compton's George Thomas league tournament starts at Miami's and Western The problem for both Watz and McCov is they're playing in 15 basic athletic skills. in the 220 with a time of 23 0 3:30 p.m today at Toledo Michigan's number one pair the wrong position Lamport and Babies or one of the two Last year the BGSU and by Paul Schlather of University. should provide Lightvoet and will share the signal-calling chores next fall, unless of chapter, with seven course, injury befalls them. Anderson with a 4:43 mile. Oudsema with their inductees, was named the Softball playoffs among ONLY THE first round of strongest competition. Former BG assistant Eliot Uzelac. now at Navy, took time outstanding chapter in the the intramural league doubles competition will THE FALCONS' second out of a recruiting trip to watch the Falcon gridde'rs I asked United Slates Entries for champions began yesterday. take place this afternoon, doubles team of Dan Ryan him if he is still as ruthless as he was here "Now don't go the trials are available from The fraternity "A" but the Falcons could jump and Brad Malcolm 13-2 in the and put in the paper that I'm ruthless." he said with a bit of a fraternity and residence hall championship is scheduled to an early lead in the three- MAC) isn't expected to be grin "You know I was always an easy-going guy." athletic chairmen, and the for Monday. May 22: the day tourney if their seeded because of tough Then he paused Well, they think I'm a little nuts over intramural office. residence hall title will be unseeded teams win their tandems from Miami and there, but we have fun " That sounds more like it Tuesday, May 23: and the Initial clashes. Toledo. And here's a final quote from fullback prospect Don Anderson Hall and Sigma all-campus championship fiery Men tennis ploy*, Don Ryan returns a Falcon head coach Bob Gill rates BG's third Dillingham, who assessed Bowling Green's chances in the Phi Epsilon took the game is set for Thursday. volley against Toledo in last Monday's game Gill hopes none of his three doubles team, Ron Dredge MAC this fall: "If we don't lake the MAC this year, we never intramural track team doubles teams will get will." May 25 All games starl at 6 Today BG play* MAC tourney doublet at TU. and Tim Howell (2-2), as titles. Anderson took the pJB. seeded so that their chances having a good shot at second of facing a weak opponent in the conference.