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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The G Slews Vol. 60, No. 22 Bowling 'Green State University Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1976 Tired Dole visits Toledo ByJimShttewski reform," adding that Ford always Cole promised that a Ford-Dole vice presidential nominee told one Editorial Editor has supported higher tax credits. administration would give farmers antagonist he was"reading too many "President Ford thinks the more independence. of those dirty magazines," referring TOLEDO-Republican vice middle income people should have a to Carter's controversial interview presidential candidate Robert J. tax reduction, not a tax increase," "WE BELIEVE the American with Playboy. Dole made a brief campaign stop Dole said. farmer wants freedom and the At one point, Dole apologized to the here last night, stressing old issues He also pointed out that five of government is getting off farmers' crowd for his lack of effective and urging the gathering of several Carter's proposals would cost tax- backs under our program." Dole speaking ability. hundred at the Franklin Park Mall to payers $103 billion, a price he said said. "I'm a little hoarse," he told them, vote Republican. would prove disastrous to the During his brief remarks, Dole was 'I had a debate with (Democratic Dole, after a long day campaigning economy. interrupted several times by counterpart Walter) Mondale and through Pennsylvania and Ohio, hecklers and Carter posters. that constant draft (of hot air) for 75 appeared tired and spoke less than 15 On the topic of the modern fanner, Answering a derogatory remark, the minutes does something to you." minutes, making his stay in Toledo little more than an hour long. In his speech. Dole said that President Gerald R. Ford, his run- ning mate, has brought world peace but the American people have taken AAUP union advocated that for granted. "We have peace in the world ByCindyLet.se "Is it fair to leave a professor I-ast spring the AAUP tested because we are strong. We are Staff Reporter hanging until the last minute?" faculty support for collective strong because of President Ford," Carpenter asked. "There's five bargaining and found more than 50 he said. University faculty someday will be years of faculty standing wasted." per cent in favor of the plan. About 75 shortchanged in salary budgets and Carpenter said another problem is per cent of the faculty indicated they DOLE ALSO criticized the stands job availability unless they organize, overscheduling and understaffing of were dissatisfied with the status quo. of Democratic nominee Jimmy according to Richard C. Carpenter, popular departments. Nvwipholo by Do Carter on tax reform and new president of the local chapter of the "THE COLLEGE of business is an "I don't believe we have the sup- government programs. American Association of University example," he said. "They could use port now," Carpenter said. "Often Republican vice presidential candidate Robert J. Dole, showing signs of Saying that tax proposals by Professors (AAUP). more faculty because their staff feel they will lose their in- strenouous campaigning as election day looms, spoke briefly last night to Carter would not accomplish as Carpenter outlined some problems enrollment has increased." dividuality if they unionize." supporters at Toledo Express Airport. much as Ford's proposals, Dole said which could face professors in the But in some cases departments are He said support for collective that the President wants "real tax future. overstaffed. Carpenter said. He said bargaining at the University will "It used to be that Rowling Green the University has an obligation to snowball if more salary cuts are was high in the ratings for faculty retain tenured professors or retrain made. salaries and treatment." he said. them to teach in different areas. Carpenter said the AAUP does not Candidates woo Chicago "Now we've slipped rather badly." All these problems, Carpenter have the faculty support or mem- said, will increase in the next five bership to pursue collective SALARY increases here have not years. Although faculty "is pretty bargaining now. He said to be ef- kept up with cost of living increases, well satisfied now," they will need a fective, the bargaining unit must he said. "We're making less real collective voice in the future, he represent a large majority of faculty. presidential votes money than we did 15" years ago. In added. "We're just at the talking stage any kind of trade you'll find a better "Arguing salaries as an individual now. We won't go with anything that salary record." will be a tough road to hoe. It should doesn't represent most professors." By The Associated Press people won't let you do it," Carter in negotiations knows that you don't Job security also is at stake, ac- be a great advantage to speak in one He said the dues of the NEA of the said during an interview broadcast telegraph what you are going to do.'' cording to Carpenter. Because of voice." AAUP may discourage some Suburban Chicago voters got a on CBS-TV. DOLE ATTACKED Carter's expected college enrollment Carpenter said collective faculty. massive dose of presidential cam- Later, Carter aides gave out a list of statement as naive during a street decreases and rising operating costs, bargaining has been the answer at paigning when President Ford and six Ford statements which they said rally in Erie, Pa., but then at an many qualified professors are several Ohio universities. When "BUT THE $25 would be peanuts to Jimmy Carter flew into the area were commitments comparable to airport news conferenc, the Kansas refused tenure and popular depar- faculty decide to unionize they hold a union like the auto workers," he seeking the support that could tip Carter's statement about senator said that if he were president tments are denied additional faculty, an election to decide the group to added. closely contested Illinois in their Yugoslavia. he wouldn't send American troops to he said. represent them. He said the AAUP will concentrate favor. During his campaign stops. Ford Yugoslavia to counter a Soviet in- Awarding of tenure, which "in- "Usually the collective bargaining this year on building membership With 26 electoral votes, Illinois is said, "American presidents have vasion. sures" employment for a professor, agent is the AAUP, the National and support. one of the pivotal states in the final- always known they should never say In criticizing Carter, Dole said, has become an issue recently at the Education Organization (NEA) or This weekend the AAUP statewide week campaign plans of both can- in advance precisely what course of "As a potential president he has University, Carpenter said. Inmanv the American Federation of conference will be held here and didates. action this country would take in the tipped Ms hand to enemies and to cases a professor is not told he will be Teachers (AFT)." representatives from universities Foreign policy and defense issues event of an international crisis." potential enemies alike, telling them refused tenure until his five years of IN A FEW cases, the AAUP joins that have collective bargaining will were the principal themes for both in advance what he will or will not do probationary faculty standing have with the NEA to form a collective explain advantages and disad- candidates as they toured the THE PRESIDENT repeatedly if he becomes president.'' been served. bargaining unit, Carpenter said. vantages of the system. Chicago suburbans. described the campaign as a choice The Democratic candidate talked between a known and an unknown. of how he would cut waste from the Ford said his foreign and defense General meeting called Pentagon budget. And he sought to policies had "kept us strong and at counter the President's criticism of peace" while Carter would represent Carter's statement that he would not. a venture "into the unknown with a send Americantroops intoYugoslavia doctrine that is untested, untried, Faculty Senate examines charter in the event of a Soviet invasion of the and, in my view, potentially country. dangerous." "I THINK the world is tired of bluff ByTomGriesser "We want to elicit the reaction of Previously departments had is bound to the rules of the present and blustering where you insinuate Other Republicans, including vice Staff Writer the faculty towards the charter," submitted a single name to the charter." you're going to send troops to some presidential candidate Sen. Robert said Genevieve Stang, associate college dean as their choice for The new charter states that country when you know your own Dole and Vice President Nelson A. A general meeting of the professor of education and secretary chairman. Under the new charter proposed amendments submitted by Rockefeller, also kept up a steady University faculty has been called by of Faculty Senate. "We want to they are required to submit two three members of the University attack on Carter's Yugoslavia the Faculty Senate Executive identify the faculty's areas of con- names to the dean, with no expressed faculty must be approved by a two- statement Committee to discuss changes in the cern and the action they desire in preference. thirds majority of Faculty Senate. Weather Rockefeller called Carter's Academic Charter. relation to the charter." Stang said the faculty meeting on The trustees and the University Variable cloudiness and cold statement "very unfortunate." The Differences between the new ONE OF the major changes made Nov. 9 will allow faculty members to president will then rule on the today, high in the lower 40s. Fair vice president told a National Press charter, passed by the Board of in the charter by the trustees con- raise motions and pass amendments desired changes. tonight and tomorrow. Low Dub luncheon that "it is hard for me Trustees Sept. 9, and the document cerns the election of departmental concerning the new charter. Stang said faculty members who tonight in the 20s. high tomorrow to understand what lapse or approved last year by the faculty will chairmen. Stang said she believes "The charter is a legally binding cannot attend the meeting should in the mid and upper 40s. Chance whatever it was caused him to say it be the topic of the meeting at 3:15 the new charter "tends to decrease document for faculty members," express their views on the new of rain 20 per cent today and 10 and I'm sure he wouldn't say it p.m., Nov. 9 in the Student Services departmental autonomy and in- Stand said. "When an incoming charter to their Faculty Senate per cent tonight again....Anyone who has any ex- Forum. crease administrative control." faculty member signs a contract, he representative. perience in international affairs and Aging Soviet leaders keep powerful posts License fee proposal MOSCOW (AP)-The likelihood of a of the Soviet parliament, known as engineering training at the Urals His area of responsibility as a Kremlin shakeup faded yesterday as the Supreme Soviet, which polytechinical institute, Ryabov party secretary was not announced a two-day meeting of the Communist technically could bring changes in became a party official in 1958 and and is expected to become clear only party's Central Committee ended Soviet government positions. took over the Sverdlovsk party over a period of time as his activities may boost tag cost with the nation's aj g leaders all But no major changes in the organization in 1971. are publicized. retaining their pow -ful Politburo leadership were expected to come posts. following the lack of a party an- Before the meeting, rumors had nouncement yesterday. And no for BG residents circulated that Premier Alexei N. visible steps were expected to be Inside the News... Kosygin, 72, might be nearing the end taken toward solving succession Voters here will vote on a fund, which currently is not of his career. Kosygin has been problems as Soviet leaders grow Bruce Jenner: Olympic proposed $5 motor vehicle providing sufficient income to reported to be ill and dropped from older. decathlon champion, world license fee Tuedsay. meet needs for street con- public view for three months until "Nothing has changed," one record-holder in the event, and If approved, the permissive struction, maintenance, repair reappearing earlier this month. Western diplomat commented at the retired. The 26-year old Iowa motor vehicle license fee will and traffic signals in- A Moscow radio communique at conclusion, of yesterday's closed native, who shattered the world result in a $5 annual license fee stallations even w ith the 0 fee the end of the year's second com- session. "As for succession, they're mark last summer in Montreal, assessed for each motor vehicle cost of license plates, the cost mittee session announced no changes no closer than they were before.'' discusses the future of the registered in the city. will be less than many persons in the Politburo, whose members, COMMUNIST party general Olympics, his future and pay for tags. averaging close to 66 years in age, secretary Leonid L. Brezhnev, who professionalism in the Games It would raise the cost o. If the fee is approved, about control party and state policy. will be 70 in December, made a with News sports editor Bill license plates from $10 to $15. $60,000 in additional funds will be Only second-level personnel 10,000-word speech to the Central Bill Estop. Page 10. The fee will be charged to all generated to be used for the changes were announced: The Committee on Monday and appears The Wood County Family persons who list Bowling Green city's streets projects, Hoffman election of a new Central Committee to be in good political health Planning Clinic provides as their permanent address, no said. secretary, raising the number to 11, The new Central Committee counseling and information on matter where the license tags City councilmen and ad- and the elevation of three candidate secretary announced in the com- child-spacing, pregnancy tests are purchased. ministrators have said they members to full membership in the munique is Yakov P. Ryabov, 48, and contraceptives. Cindy believe this additional income is 280-member Central Committee. first secretary of the Communist Kowaleski interviewed per- REVENUE raised from the needed to cope with the city's party organization in the Sverdlovsk sonnel and patients at the clinic. fee will go into the city's streets rapid growth and cost inflation. THE COMMITTEE meeting is to district. See story on page seven. be followed today by the 1976 session A lathe operator who received opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' endorsements letters of clarification to why black people did not vote The following are the News' endorsements of the last four state WASHINGTON- With everyone anybody. If Mr. Kissinger discovers ^ae*. ^^BeV Republican. issues which will be before the voters Tuesday. We urge all readers to misspeaking these days that it is, he will give Poland seven weigh our comments when voting. "clarification experts" have been put nuclear power plants, six squadrons on a 24-hour shift answering mail of F-16 fighter planes and 12 missile FOR SOME reason the press from groups that have been offended cruisers. Art misquoted him. Mat he really said was that "All thjT the find hard- yes no by something someone said. The President believes a strong Buchwold ■43* • Since everyone is so busy cam- Poland is essential to the defense of working Negroes to this country want paigning I thought I might provide the free world, and will do everything fcm are tight sneakaS so they can win issue four BV ■ BBS. ■BSl more gold medals in the Olympics, X some form letters that could be sent in his power to see that it never L^Bsl BTsV Ssi out to mollify the populace. becomes a Communist satellite. loose blue jeans to enable them to Sincerely yours, dance easier and a warm place to This is one President Ford's cook their wonderful soul food." This The News opposes the passage of Issue Four and the use of lifeline people could send. rates in determining utility bills. THIS IS one Gov. Carter's people adultery in his heart. was said on an airplane and because Dear M rs. G ronowski, of engine noise John Dean misin- If approved. Issue Four would lower electric rates for the first 400 could mail out. BUT THIS is a hypothetical THE PRESIDENT was very happy Dear Mr. Archibald, question, and there is no reason for terpreted what the secretary meant. kilowatthours of use and would raise charges for persons or you to be suspicious of your wife or Sincerely. businesses using more than that amount. to receive your letter concerning his Thank you for your kind letter remarks where he alluded to the fact concerning Gov. Carter's interview the governor Jo put your mind at ease Although the original purpose of the proposal was to ease the that he was proud that Poland was in Playboy magazine. I would like to we have rescheduled Mr. Carter's The final letter could be sent out by tension of high utility rates on groups least able to afford to pay them, not dominated by the Soviet Union. explain to you that Mr. Carter did not itinerary so he will not campaign in the Pentagon. such as the elderly, students and the lower class, the real losers What he meant to say,in the heat of say he was lusting after your wife. Mayville, Kan., this year and his Dear Rabbi Schwartz, eventually would be the middle class workers faced with inflated rates the debate, was that he was proud What he said was that he has lusted chances of running into Mrs. for running home utilities. that the Soviet people were not after women in his heart but God has Archibald will be nil. General Brown has asked me to dominated by Poland. always forgiven him. Sincerely, assure you he does not consider Israel a burden to the United States. By charging higher rates to business and Industry, especially with The President has always has a The governor, according to our large amounts of fuel used by non-resldentlal customers, retail prices very strong interest in what is going records, has never met your wife, The third form letter could be sent What he meant to say was that some would eventually be forced up and everyone would end up on the short on in Eastern Europe. and therefore the possibility of him out by ex-Secretary of Agriculture of his best friends were burdens-or some of his best burdens were end of the proposition. If President Ford is re-elected his lusting after her is out of the question. Earl Bute'people. first act will be to send Secretary of This is nothing against your wife as Dear Mr. Washington, hi ends-but in any case they were all State Henry Kissinger to Warsaw to it's possible that if the governor has Mr. Butz was very disturbed by Jews. Although Issue Four was a serious effort to make utility rates more met her he might have committed your letter concerning his remark as Yours truly. progressive, it probably would not work in the long run. Vote no. see if Poland is dominated by

yes no issue five X Letters homecoming students and often band parents who You protect he or she by running We propose the formation of a would also like to be played to. away or would you stay and fight to University Police Control Board It might be said that nothing ever Sure, sound bounces back from the protect the livelihood of your loved constituted of students and faculty The News also advocates the defeat of Issue Five, a plan to create a empty east stands, but it would be so one? Now think about your own chosen in open elections and having Residential Utility Consumer Action Group (RUCAG) to represent happens in "Boring Green", but two weekends ago Bowling Green was the much more dynamic if played "Ovatioa" the power to hire, fire, discipline and utility customers in "various utility proceedings." directly to the west. set policy guidelines for the police on RUCAG. In theory. Is a commendable Idea. But, taking Into ac- place to be. With events ranging from JohnO.Poon a student-faculty coffeehouse, to an We're sure there's a reason for this campus. count conditions of Issue Five and circumstances surrounding its but we would like to suggest that if 308 Kohl Hall Only then would we have a police passage, it is beyond the realm of common sense. all campus formal dance, we're sure that there were more than enough not the entire post-game concert, force that could be held accountable, activities to keep everybody busy. then at least alternating songs be Editor's note: and one that students could begin to Primarily, RUCAG would be funded through a voluntary annual However, events like Homecoming played to the home side as in past Letters to the editor do not reflect trust It is very significant that the donation of $6 coming from check-offs on utility bills. The possibility don't just happen, they are the years. . the editorial opinion of the News. If overwhelming number of rapes are exists that an Insufficient number of customers will pay the "mem- product of many hours of work from We take the time to listen to you, they did, we would not print letters never reported, for fear of how the bership fee." leaving the consumer group penniless and powerless. people like Dick Lenhart and Joyce please do the same for us. such as this one, which is critical of victim will be treated. Real ac- Bresler of Student Activities. We the News. We do print letters critical countability could help correct this F.ven if enough dues were paid, it is doubtful if RUCAG would have thank you. Lois Edwards of both the News and others because problem. enough impact on the status quo to warrant consumers spending $6 We would also like to thank all the 203 Offenhauer East letters to the editor are a forum for The Human Rights Alliance will be for it. members of the Homecoming JudyNass differing opinions. No apology is meeting this Wednesday at 7:30 in Committee, and the cheerleaders 223 Mac North necessary. We do not apologize for the Taft Room in the Student Union to Lastly, and most importantly, the state legislature recently enacted offering such a forum to opposing discuss tills proposal. All are invited. a proposal which created a citizen group much like RUCAG In whose endless spirit never seems to David Saywell pay off. But most of all, we would like 914 Offenhauer West views. purpose and scope. Box 1, Univ. Hall There is nothing to insure the success of RUCAG or even Justify a to thank the coaches and football need for the group. Issue Five should be defeated. players for a win and completing a perfect weekend. police let's hear from you yes no Dave H> land rebuttal The time has come to take a good MikeComan look at the role of the University The News welcomes X 1976 Honiecoming Co-Chairmen Police on the BGSU campus. The opinion from its readers in issue six issue of the hollow point vs. round flie form of letters to the rape The BG News has finally exposed nose bullets has been settled for the editor which comment on itself to the public. In a letter time being, but many morequestions published columns, editorial Issue Six is undoubtedly the most crucial issue before the voters Last Wednesday's BG News published last Thursday, intitled have been raised. policy or any topic of interest this year, and the News wholeheartedly endorses Its passage. carried an article on rape. The ar- (sic) Ovation, The BG News not only The decision of the ammunition All letters should be ticle states that there is at least one published the views of a sick minded sub-committee (as wrong as we think typewritten and triple Under the guidelines of Issue Six, the state legislature would have rape committed per month here on - indivdual (sic), they also expressed it was), was disregarded by the spaced. They must be signed to approve any construction of nuclear power facilities and expansion campus. This is a shocking statistic. their own views as well administration. What is the point of and the author's address and of existing nuclear power plants. That part of the proposal Is so debating an issue when, after all is telephone number must be logical, it is astounding that such approval is not already law. Aside from perhaps obvious The article which was published said and done, and arbitrary decision included for verification. carelessness of some victims, there read and I quote, "Sick Disgustion will be made by some administrator? Letters can be sent to: In addition. Issue Six would require creation of evacuation plans for are probably many rapes which (sic) Morons! Everyone who at As Students we have no control Letters To the Editor, The BG cities which could be affected by nuclear fallout and establishment of could have been prevented by an tended the African Peoples over those who are supposed to News, IN University Hall. an emergency medical aid program. adequate lighting system around the Revolutionary Party function and "serve and protect" the campus The News reserves the campus at night time. In the past gave a standing ovation to a at- community. "Advisory" committees right to reject any letters if Also provided by Issue Six would be a form of insurance for anyone three years the University has been tempted rapist. Moody, are exactly that can only make "recomen- they are deemed in bad taste injured as a result of "existence or operation of any nuclear power cutting down their energy usage, that, and worst! Next we'll be having dations" are inadequate. or malicious. No personal plant or related facility." This Insurance would cover any damages which is good. parades and honorary dinners for Administrators acting capriciously attacks or name-calling will Incurred, including workmen's compensation. However, the number of lightbulbs murders and child molesters. For all are inexcusable. "Better Public be published. To avoid loopholes. Issue Six also stipulates that Involved power used here has been cut by 30 per cent, who stood and cheered-go craw 1 back Relations" are a band-aid on a Readers wishing to submit companies "are to be held strictly liable without proof of negligence." and I'm guessing that most of those under your rocks where you belong." mortal wound. We need power over guest columns should follow a To utility companies, nuclear power has for too long been nothing lightbulbs were outside ones. Ms. those who presently have power over similar procedure. but a toy with which to play and squeeze as much profit as possible Shilts-Panksepp of the Link program By publishing such an article, The us. from unwary consumers without exhibiting responsible concern for in Bowling Green is quoted as saying, BG News has knowingly and openly nuclear dangers. Issue Six would stop this. "This is a prime rape area" because violated the standards set by The BG We strongly urge everyone to vote yes on this issue. of, among other reasons, "poor News itself. The statement, sick lighting." disgusting morons, is not only a There are a number of lights deliverate (sic) violation of the The BTi STews yes no around campus which are con- standards set by the paper, but also a sistently not lit at night Many of violation of an individual or indivuals X these are directly opposite bushes or (sic) right to be addressed by their Page 2 Wednesday, October 27,1976 issue seven a building which is conducive to proper name. attack and possibly rape. I feel that EDITORIAL STAFF the University should check out their So, by publishing an article which editor ioseph I. wollet ■■ Issue Seven is a frivolous, unnecessary alteration of a procedure managing editor Kevin b. mccray lighting system; see if their energy is in direct violation of their own patrlcia a. ttiomas which has worked well in the past. It should be defeated. news editor cutbacks haven't gone just a little too standards The BG News must not editorial editor lames a. sluiewski Under the provisions of Issue Seven, the number of valid signatures far. I have no wish to be raped! William p. sounders 1 only be held accountable for the wire editor needed to place a referendum or Initiative on the ballot would be publishing of such an article, they makeup editor victona I stHerd greatly reduced, leaving open the possibility of radical groups Sidney Ann Owen sports editor Willis c. estep 342Dunbar must also be held in agreement with photo editor mindy milligas dominating the election process. the opinions of the writer, who displayed total ignorance as to what BUSINESSSTAFF Currently, for example, signatures of lO per cent of the people who band was going on at the function. business manager dougles a. blank voted in the last gubernatorial election are needed to place a con- Because the article is in, as they advertising manager gordon t. sayrt The football games here at BG sales manager lynned. marsak stitutional amendment on the ballot. Issue Seven would lower that to say bad taste, and because it is a production manager robertw bortel aflat 250,000 (based on the results of the 1974 elections. 307.201 have been pretty exciting so far this direct personal attack on individuals, names would be needed to propose a constitutional amendment now). year. Some of us go not only to by name calling and by the The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular support the team, but also to support degradation of the mentality of the the band. school year and weekly during summer, sessions by students ot Bowling Green I Similar drastic changes are proposed for referendum*. Initiative individuals present at the African State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. and for introducing bills Into the legislature. Our band is one of the best in the Peoples Revolutionary Party fun- Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The ' The issue would also eliminate the section of Ohio law requiring state and deserves some praise. Mr. ction, I think that a apology is BO News, the University administration, the faculty or stall or the State of Ohio. that 5 per cent of the signatures come from each of 44 counties. Kelly and Mr. Deal spend a lot of Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion of the majority of the mem- necessary. bers of The BO News Editorial Board. • 1 time making the band what it is, and The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- If Issue Seven is approved, citizens can expect longer, more we're proud of them too. This apology should come from plovers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Some of us are so proud, we even The BG News, and should be ftiade to The News will not accept advertising) that is deemed discriminatory, degrading complicated issues on future ballots, many radical propositions with or insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. little widespread support, with the taxpayers footing the enormous stay a few extra minutes after the the public, to the individuals present All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. bills. Estimates show a cost of $150,000 or more for each con- game to hear the band give its post- at the function, and a special apology game concert. We've noticed that should be made to Paul X Moody. A Editorial and Business Offices .« stitutional amendment on the ballot. IM University Hall the band plays this concert to the east question to the writer. If someone Bowling Green State University stands, even when no more than a loved were accused of committing a Bowling Green, Ohio 43401 Issue Seven Is an unnecessary change In the present system-It dozen or so are there to hear, while in crime and in your heart you felt that Phone (4HI17J 2»0J should be defeated. the west stands there are a lot more your loved one was innocent, would The BG News, Wednesday, October 27,1976 Page 3 Day in Review Local lawyers eye judicial spot From Associated Press Reports By Gail Harris said. "If we had more we phones and are unable to State University College of have a judge from Staff Reporter could have better super- utilize their time ef- Law. Fremont hear their vision of those on fectively. His opponent, Hock, said cases," Hock said. "And Two Bowling Green probation." A lawyer for 18 years, he would like to see the more than half of the cases attorneys are vying for the LARGE-SCALE INVASIONS of in- Park, who also is a leading light in ALTHOUGH the cour- Simmons said he is in- practice of having a are domestic relations position of Wood County thouse already is terested in better t^ea^ visiting judge to handle cases." dividual privacy by both government Washington cafe society, reportedly has Common Pleas Court agencies and private firms will be scheduled for remodeling ment for jurors. domestic relations cases He said he is running to told federal investigators about the Judge. in January, Simmons said possible when electronic transfers payments. Park denies he bribed "As things are now, we discontinued. change the domestic They are Republican he would make sure the don't provide them with He said he thinks the two relations cases situation, replace cash and checks in the near anyone. Donald D. Simmons, 42, future, a government commission was modifications would im- the correct accomodations common pleas court adding, "We don't have In Seoul, the South Korean govern- and Democrat Jerome H prove the courts and court- told yesterday. ment yesterday denied involvement in for a duty they didn't sign judges should be able to judges that are responsible Hock, 46. related functions. up for," he said. "We have handle the court's entire to the public if they're not The electronic transfers, already in the alleged payments and said Simmons, an associate limited use and expected to be He said conference to treat them more case load. Now a retired hearing 50 per cent of the allegations that Park engaged in lob- professor of legal studies rooms for attorneys need humanely." widespread within a few years, will byist activities are "totally groun- 77-year old Judge from cases." at the University, said he to be constructed, as none Fremont comes to Bowling permit a grocery store, for example, to dless." would work for an ex- instantaneously deduct the cost of exist now. HE SAID he would try to Green twice a week to hear South Korean newspapers and radio- panded adult probation There also is a need for do this by supplying jurors Editor's note: City and foodstuffs from the purchaser's bank television networks have imposed a domestic cases which county elections will be the account. department > to insure in- increased courthouse with a larger conference include those dealing with complete news blackout on the reports. tensive pre-sentence in- personnel, Simmons said, room and coffee breaks. focus of a week-king series But the computer storage of the in- But it could not immediately be custody .divorce, and examining local can- vestigation explaining that judges now Simmons is a graduate of division of property. dividual's accumulated purchases determined if the blackout was a result "We only have one didates and issues. would make possible ••unprecedented make their own ap- Perrysburg High School, "It's not right for the of "self-censorship" exercised by person to do it now," he pointments and answer the University and Ohio feats of surveillance," AlanF. Westin, a cautious editors or a signal from people of Wood County to Columbia University privacy expert, government authorities. told the National Commission on Electronic Funds Transfer. The commission was formed to recommend Woman, incumbent vie for treasurer new laws to regulate the electronic payments systems. By GaO Harris platform, because he THE INTEREST was A graduate of Lake Local "IF ELECTED. I'd like Westin said strong safeguards should Staff Reporter considers the office one earned because con- Schools and the University, to see things run smoothly be enacted to prevent governments or with fixed operating rules. struction and capital Nietz is a member of the without incident," she* private firms from infringing on an Incumbent Edward N. He said instead he is improvement monies were Kiwanis Club, Lake said. "I'd want a smooth individual's privacy. TWENTY-TWO YOUNG protestors Nietz, Republican, Wood running on his training, invested until the con- Athletic Boosters and administration." were arrested in Boston during a one- County treasurer, will be experience, dedication and tractors actually were Wood County Farm She said she is qualified day antibusing school boycott that in- opposed in Tuesday's contributions to the office. paid, he explained. Bureau. for the job because she has cluded two attempted fire-bombings of election by Democrat Ruth During his ad- Nietz said the office has A Monroe County, Mich, had 40 years experience in integrated schools, authorities said. Wolfe, Walbridge's clerk- ministration, Nietz said he been modernized through native. Wolfe said she public, civic and gover- The arrests occurred when about 100 treasurer. has helped the treasurer's the use of computers. thinks it is time for a nmental affairs and has persons tried to stage a demonstration Nietz, who has held his office eam $2 million in "I want to do a better job woman to be given the served for two elected THE VS. COURT of Appeals cleared Monday against busing at South Boston office since 1961, said he is interest income by in- wherever I see possible," opportunity to run for this terms as Walbridge's the way yesterday for broadcasting of High School. Most of those arrested not running on a particular vesting county funds. he said. Wood County office. clerk-treasurer. She added the Nixon White House tapes played at were charged with disorderly conduct. that she thinks the latter the Watergate cover-up trial. Police said six bottles of gasoline and position compares with the But lawyers for former President motor oil and three flares were thrown county treasurer office. Richard M. Nixon promptly announced through a classroom window at the rear 'Make big money' ad schemes She is a graduate of the they will appeal further because "the of the school, but they failed to ignite. Carlton, Mich, school effect...is to permit the commercial "By rights, it should have gone off," system and attended a exploitation of the recordings of said Patrolman Bill Charbonnier, who may be envelope-stuffing rip-off Lansing, Mich, business presidential conversations subpoenaed discovered the broken window before school. She also worked in for use in a criminal trial" dawn. By Rentf Murawski manual. the Michigan secretary of The appeals court ruled that "the Staff Reporter The manual, in turn, contained information on how and state and auditor general's tapes played at trial are no longer where to buy mailing lists and instructed the buyer to set offices. confidential." The 2-1 decision returned Mail order ripoffs can be a hard lesson for anyone up a similar mail order gimmick of his own. the case to U.S. District Judge John J. looking for easy bucks. Rarey described the scheme as a "chain letter rip-off." Sirica who must develop a plan for One particular mail order gimmick, called the "FOR $5 you get permission to use the plan on release of the recordings. homework scheme, recently has surfaced in this area. somebody else. They tell you what to put in your ad and "Distribution should be prompt, and Under this scheme, classified advertisement readers give you a list of newspapers," she said. on an equal basis to all persons desiring SEN. WALTER F. MONDALE. the are enticed by a big pay-off for a relatively small task- Rarey said she was surprised when she finally un- copies," the court said. Democrats' vice-presidential can- stuffing envelopes. derstood what the company was selling. The ruling also permits the sale of the didate, raised some hackles with a The normal ad format reads, "Eam $500 at home in "The opening sentence in the manual says to read it tapes as recordings. remark that Gen. George Brown, your spare time by stuffing 100 envelopes. Send $5 today several times or you won't understand what it's telling chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, you to do. Up until the time you get the manual, you think was unfit to be a sewer commissioner. to..." LET THE AD reader beware: Howard Hughes didn't they're going to give you information on stuffing junk The Washington Suburban Sanitary start out this way. mail and se.m lint! circulars," she said. • • Commission's vice chairman, Dean Rarey said she plans to request a refund. Hill, fired off an irate letter to Mondale. "Stay away from ads like that," Sylvia Weincr, a representative of the Better Business Bureau in Boston, Margaret Stegelmeier, another Better Business "I work fairly hard being a sewer Bureau representative, said the homework scheme is commissioner.. I don't think we're the where many of the ads originate, advised. "Usually, A COMMUTER FERRY had "plenty promotions like these are designed to benefit only one widely advertised in college newspaspers. She said her of time" to avoid a Norwegian tanker backbone of the country, but if we didn't office offers a pamphlet warning against the scheme and function competently it could cause a person-the promoter.'' which rammed it, sending an estimated The scheme is unethical, but basically legal, because dozens are sent to complainants each week. 100 passengers to their deaths in the stinking backup," Mrs. Hill said in her "To the best of my knowledge, there are no companies letter. those answering ads usually get something for their Mississippi River, the pilot of the money, according to Weiner. that will pay people that kind of money to stuff envelopes merchant ship told a Coast Guard Mondale's deputy press secretary, at home," she said. Susan Tannenbaum, said the senator But what they get is rarely what they expect. board Kathy Rarey, a Bowling Green resident, answered an But the ferry failed to turn away, and holds the sewer commissioners of this ad in The BG News from a Pittsburgh-based company. forced a collision which was "no dif- country in great regard. She received a reply outlining various firms' envelope- ferent than a Volkswagen running out in stuffing policies and was instructed to send $5 for a GREEN VIEW APIS. front of a train," pilot Nicholas J. Colombo said Monday. NOW RENTING Divers working around the clock have LOTZ recovered the bodies of 64 of the {OPEN DAILY 12-6, EXCEPT SUN. PROSECUTOR passengers who were aboard the UNEMPLOYMENT in Ohio has Cheetwood commuter ferry George Prince when it declined 2.3 per cent since September 6,9,12 MONTH LEASES capsized last Wednesday. Eighteen 1975, the Bureau of Employment Ser- Prosecuting Attorney persons survived the sinking. vices (BES) reported yesterday. PoMiol IdiWMnW B 2M lapcta M. 352-U9E Paid Political Ad Gov. Edwin Edwards said the search The unemployment rate for Ohio has would continue as long as there was a dropped from 8.5 per cent to6.2 per cent, possibility of finding more victims. He the agency said. Total employment also asked for the formation of a task advanced 2.1 per cent over the year. force of marine law experts to look into Payroll employment increased 1.6 per the disaster and its legal problems. cent and gross average weekly earnings of factory production workers rose (25.50 over the year to a record $257.30 per week. The average work week was BIG SHEF, FRENCH FRIES lengthened by .6 hours to 41.5 hours. Gains in primary metals, motor vehicles and fabricated metals were 400-POUND LIONS -escaped from a responsible for most the improvement private zoo, trapped their owner in her in manufacturing. Service industries house, and attacked and killed many of growth and trade lifted the non SOFT DRINK the other animals in the menagerie, manufacturing level, the BES statistics authorities said. showed. Officers shot and killed four of the lions Monday night, and the other two were being sought within the 35-acre, $ fenced zoo about seven miles north of RinggoU, Ga. near the Georgia- .00 Tennessee border, Catoosa County sheriffs deputies said. IT WAS A MARRIAGE made on the Linda Keown, who runs the zoo with air waves. her husband, Vemon, said she watched Roadrunner and Snowbunny from her window as the lions attacked promised to love, honor, cherish and "stick to each other's channels" while Wed. Oct. 27 peacocks, wolves, German shepherd- , J-, wolf crosses and a cougar. "Wehadtwo several hundn d "Z"^i /' ies" pet wolves chained out to a tree. They cheered them in a wedding that melded just practically chewed them up," the language of love and Citizens Band Keown said. "Now we're wiped out" (CB) radio. Kenneth Browing (Roadrunner) and thru AAon., Nov. 1 Judith Ann West (Snowbunny) grasped CB microphones while exchanging their vows in the weekend service, tying the knot the way they began their relationship. The two met over the air several ALLEGATIONS that U.S. months ago while driving their CB- congressmen were paid large cash sums equipped cars. They agreed to ren- as part of a South Korean campaign to dezvous at Snoqualmie Summit on BurgerChef 1976 Rurrwtr f.h*f Sv«lam« lr court US. favor are centering on rice Interstate Highway 90 in the Cascade 1976 Burger Chef Systems, inc. dealer Tongsun Park, a mystery man Mountains. It was 10-2 (recieving well) with reported links to the Korean OA. from the start, the bride said. 510 E. WOOSTER

M-> Page 4 The BG News, Wednesday, October 27,1976 Irocal Brief*; Grant increases may break record

By Scott Haworth for research and director of the research THE LARGEST of the federal grants divided among three projects, will enable Board applicants Staff Writer services office. "That money is basically ($79,221) went to Stephen A. Cemkovich two programs for disadvantaged students Applications for new members of the University in the form of Educational Opportunity and Peggy C. Giordano, both assistant to continue and will start a program for Relations Advisory Board will be available through More than $400,000 in grants and con- Grants." professors of sociology, to study an ap- rehabilitation training. Nov. 5. Applications may be obtained from the Office tracts, which were awarded to University parent rise in female teenage delinquency. of Public Service, second floor, Alumni Bldg. or the professors and staff during September, The rest of the $3 million was divided The money given in public service grants Commuter Center. Interviews will be conducted were accepted by the Board of Trustees at among research grants ($270,000), public Dr. Garrett Heberlein, chairman of the ($11,517) will be used to fund two projects. Nov.8, 9 and 10. Any interested students may call 372- their meeting last Thursday. service contracts ($800,000) and program biological sciences department, received The first project is financed by the Toledo 2681. The total amount of money awarded to development grants ($350,000), Cobb ad- $75,110 for a project titled "Genetics and public schools and the other is financed by the University since July 1, is now more ded. Biochemistry of Tumor Induction." Northwest Ohio Educational Television. than $3 million. "I think the psychology department BSU meeting At the end of September last year, the receives the most money for research," he A study into the process of word The increase in grants and contracts University had received only $2.1 million, said. "The College of Education probably recognition by Dr. Walter McKeever, probably stems from a $500,000 increase in The Black Student Union will conduct a general but by the end of the fiscal year June 30 gets most of the program development associate professor of psychology, student financial aid, Cobb said. meeting at 8 p.m. today in the Amani Room, Com- more than $5 million, a new record, had grants and the University television station received $24,248 from HEW. This was a ' 'I think we'll meet or exceed last year's mons. The guest speaker will be Bruce Williams of been accepted leads in the public service contracts." continued grant, but McKeever received record of $5.4 million," he said. "A lot of WKLR-FM, Toledo. The Department of Health, Education about $9,000 more this year than last year, applications for grants are being sent in "ABOUT HALF of the $3 million went to and Welfare (HEW) awarded $178,5711 to Cobb said. and it takes six months to a year to get a student financial aid," said Dr. Thomas B. the University in September in the form of Program development grants totaled response. I think we'll see even larger Journalists Cobb, assistant dean of the graduate school three grants. $158,238 in September. This money, grants in the years tocome." The Society of Professional Journalists (Sigma l Delta Chi) will meet at8p.m. today in 200 Moseley Hall. Joe McKnight of the Associated Press will be Police sift underground; clean up sewer' ganc; guest speaker. MARSEILLE, France included the brains behind Paris. Senior officers cash and valuables. knock over a post office Paris bank vault, emp- (AP)-A police sweep from the July robbery of a bank declined details of their vault in Paris. But they tying 40 safe deposit boxes. Orientation Paris to the island of vault in Nice, a major arrests. MODERN SEWER were interrupted and fled Corsica yeaterday caught figure in the Marseille They also would not bandits first appeared in empty-handed. In January The amount taktn was not 40 suspects in the $8 million underworld, and one of the disclose whether the raids December 1975, trying to 1976 they tunneled into a disclosed. Volunteers in Progress will have a big sis orientation to $10 million dollar gang's leading technicians. had led to recovery of any meeting 7-9 p.m. today in the Alumni Room, Union. "robbery of the century" of the loot from the safe on the French Riviera last POLICE SAID the deposit boxes of the Societe summer, police said. suspects included mem- General branch bank in Red's World Series sweep Other suspects were able bers of the boxing world in Nice hit by the gang ov*r to escape after they Paris, hoods in the un- the weekend of July 17-18. learned from a radio derworlds of Marseille and Using the same strikes out BG band's show broadcast that dectectives Toulon, others from other technique of tunneling were closing in on alleged parts of southern France from sewers into the bank It was a bittersweet "I was rooting for the Kelley said he asked the Cheetwood members of the so-called and at least 10 persons vault, gangsters robbed moment for University Yankees so the kids could band if they would accept "sewer" gang, an in- living in Corsica. another Societe Generate marching band director go," Kelly said "But the offer, and, needless to Prosecuting Attorney vestigating magistrate Yesterday night, police branch in Paris a month Mark S. Kelly when being a National League say, received an en- PditiCJl Mwtiltmtflt said. were moving some 30 of the later, rifling 191 safe George Foster made the fan, I wanted Cincinnati to thusiastic response. Unconfirmed reports suspects to Marseille and deposit boxes of an play to end the 1976 World win." said those who escaped questioning 10 more in estimated $5 million in Scries. The Falcon marchers KELLY SAID he was would have put on a 20 to The band had been in- contacted by the Red's 25-minute pregame show vited to perform at the organization at the end of at Cincinnati's Riverfront sixth game of the World September. The Reds said Stadium, and would have Series in Cincinnati, but they had heard many provided accompaniment ITS YOUR MONEY the Reds swept the Series favorable comments about for vocalist John Gary in four games and the trip the University band from during the National was cancelled. other band directors. Anthem, according to THEY'RE SPENDING Kelly. HOUSE SPECIAL NITE He said the marching band has never been in- AT vited to play in a World Series before. Several HOWARD JOHNSONS years ago, the band played at professional football games in Detroit, he said. 1628 E. WOOSTER The University of Cin- 352-0709 cinnati played at the first Bar Open 4p.m.-2:30a.m. World Series game and Ohio State's marching band was on hand for the second game. The University was scheduled Congratulations to for the sixth game on Saturday, Oct. 23, with the Delta Gamma's Fall Roger Bacon High School Pledge Class band slated for the seventh game. Kim Coppersmith Kelley said because it To.ro. Cunningham was such a rainy weekend, maybe it was better that April Fawcett Sarah Sakelil^X the band didn't go to Wendy Heer Karen Shave Cincinnati. He didn't sound too convincing, and Karen Hoban Debra Shultz it's doubtful that he and the Kim Jamison band would have minded Pam Strine the weather. Beth Lange Rhonda Walton Jeri Lynch Diane Webb Mollie McSherry Toby Weber Janet Masters Judy Zimmermar A Democratic MAJORITY has run the Congress for 22 years. Julie Morici During this period, yearly federal outlays approved by Congress went Holly Oberlin from $70.8 Billion in 1954 to $365 Billion in 1976. Edith Planitz The National Debt went from $269.3 Billion in 1954 to a projected debt of Welcome $700 Billion in 1977. Aboard!!! Paid Political Ad The Budget Resolution approved by this Democrat Congress for FY 1977 calls for $13.2 Billion MORE spending than requested by the President. RESULT: This Democrat Congress rejected the President's $28 Billion WEDNESDAY IS TAX CUT which included an increase in YOUR personal income tax exemption from $750 to $1000 per person and a reduction in YOUR tax S in rates. LLAR DAYs YOUR Congressman has consistently voted AGAINST more QUARTER POUND spending and FOR less taxes for YOU! CHFFSEBURGER PLATTER HE deserves YOUR support. Enjoy a quarter pound of freshly ground beef and dairy fresh cheese on a toasted sesame seed bun. pep »i oo on a platter with cowboy fries and crisp cole slaw. KCiJ- •Jy Congressman $1.00 ((Goodonly Oct. 27.)) DELBERT L. LATTA Roy Rogers Family Restaurants -J_ FM Kx »r LM» lot Contra* Of— OPENAT10:30 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT •no. IMM Hull!. ON*. TIM* The BG News. Wednesday, October 27,1976 P»ge5 Artists design bumper stickers to mock, laud Carter and Ford ByDebGebolys The bumper stickers have been available for about a Staff Reporter week. Davenport said he would like to see a large response from the University community but added that "In a nutshell-Carter." In a bumper sticker, politics, he is not optimistic about the prospect ofsellingallthe200 creativity and fulfilling an assignment for a design class designs of each slogaa in the art department. "The idea is to get them out and have the students' That is what Thomas G. Davenport, associate professor names on them. There is nothing like it for an aiiist to be of art had in mind when he asked 45 students in his two reproduced, "hesaid. sections of Design 211 to create bumper stickers as one of "All I really want is to get my original investment their first assignments of the quarter. That first sentence back, but it would be nice for the students to be able to is a sample of the results. have the profits if we did sell them all." He explained that Davenport said he was pleased with the work of the any profits beyond production costs would be shared students, and described the projects as "very clever." evenly by the students whose work was sold. This is not the first time he has made a similiar assign- ments, but added this is the first time that an election was DAVENPORT noted that most of the students chose so close and the bumper stickers had the ability to serve a Jimmy Carter as their subject of either ridicule or sup- purpose for the University community. port. He theorized that Gerald R Ford would not draw as AS A RESULT of the classes' creativity, Davenport many negative comments because "he's already in the decided to invest his own money to print nine of the White House." bumper stickers designs to be sold at University One student designed a "Where's McCarthy?" bumper Bookstore. Bee Gee Book Store, 1424 E. Wooster St. and sticker but Davenport chose not to have it printed for Student Book Exchange, 530 E. Wooster St. sale. WFAL suspends news and sports; combines staffs with WBGU-FM \>« w>''.'fi> by Koran Bo'chtn By Dorothea Barker cited as a reason for the adviser to WFAL and also Kennedy said a Student designed bumper stickers for the presidential candidates are on sale at move, said Coker. general manager of cooperative effort was Stickers local bookstores. In this photo, I oran Starr, senior, examines the stickers as "The news has not been "Experience from live WBGU, said a student may begun this summer when laurl Jones, junior, displays them. axed, it is just being broadcasts is good, but we be able to work half or full- he and Coker decided to rearranged," said T.C. need professional time for credit. Clark said share record libraries and (Terry) Coker. general guidance." as much as 16 hours credit avoid album duplication. Prof moonlights with electric talk manager of WFAL. could be earned for any WFAL suspended its Dr. Harold A. Fisher, news position after the MADISON, Wis. (API- "THERE WAS a big nating current (AC) called Westinghousing," news and sports reports faculty coordinator of reorganization takes place. Kennedy and Clark said Theodore Berstein, an political thing over how because it was more he reports. this week to allow for a WBGU-FM news agrees. they agreed that com- electrical engineering legal electrocutions should dangerous." reorganization with Fisher, who attended a THE WFAL news staff is bining the news will also professor, doubles as an be done between Thomas Westinghouse was Berstein gives his lec- WBGU-FM, Coker said. meeting of WBGU and working with WFOB news avoid duplication uf effort. after-dinner speaker. His Edison and George against electrocutions with tures several times a year Partial resumption of the WFAL staff members to or in other jobs on WFAL, Clark said he hoped, "We topic: the electric chair, its Westinghouse," says either system, his AC or to engineering groups and news and sports will begin discuss the reorganization Clark said. Tentative will get better people and origin, history and use. Berstein. "Edison was Edison's direct currrent university seminars. on WFAL next week, he said, "There is a certain plans are being made for make better use of them. "There were a number of against capital punishment (DC), Berstein says. said. amount of truth in that hiring a series of news It's disruptive at the botched hangings in New but said if it was done it "'There was no word for Coker said he thinks the they don't get a lot of editors who would each be moment, but in the long York in the 1880's and should be done with electrocution at the time, move was necessary to guidance." responsible coordinating run it's a positive step." people began to look for Westinghouse's alter- and Edison wanted it to be allow the stations to develop the news for one or two something better." the separate specialties. Each Fisher said combining days. This would provide He added ihat WFAL University of Wisconsin station has had its own the news staffs of the two the continuity that has facilities are better and the professor relates. news dapartment, he said, stations should help. The been missing, he added. new combined news staff They thought of shooting, and the effort was ideal solution would be to will use these facilities. the garrotte, the guillotine Cheetwood fragmented. "WFAL is find a full-time adviser to David Kennedy, and other things but they Prosecuting Attorney trying .to coordinate the be chief of the news program director of An open meeting will be were all too messy. They efforts of both. Nobody has operation, he said, adding WBGU. said the staffs held at 6:30 p.m. Monday thought of lethal injections but no doctor would do it." been cut out," Coker said. that this be a good op- must decide on the func- in 409 South Hall. Anyone Paid Political Ad "I look at it as more op- portunity for a student to tions of the two stations. who has been involved in Then, with the rise in the portunities for people.'' assume a managerial He said the difference is WBGU news, WFAL news popularity of electricity, position and not just not simply one of com- or is interested in the people began being ac- ♦♦"fr********************** •*••*••*• LACK OF advisory input produce the news casts. mercial versus non- combined news operation cidentally electrocuted and G in WFAL news was also Dr. Robert K. Clark, commercial broadcasting. is welcome, Clark said. it seemed quick and easy. I DNIDLf\NWEDOM

OEHWEWE (DILL BE LOST As Ass't Wood County Prosecutor, Warren Lotz counseled school boards and their superintendents. Warren Lotz Preserve history | Prosecuting Attorney BuyaKeyi f Senior picture appointments can still be made between Oct. 25-Nov. 19. Call 4}J —Democrat— the KEY office 1372-0086). 4} *************************** "Justice in Wood County must HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT JIMMY CARTER? be measured by actions and DID YOU KNOW THAT Carter supports preventive detention, electronic eavesdropping for auto theft and said he approves of the direction in which the Burger Court is moving. deeds-not words." A month before the 1972 Democratic Convention Carter urged that George "The law is meant to protect Wallace be the Vice-Presidential nominee. While he was Governor, Carter urged Georgians to protest the conviction of Lt. and apply to all citizens equally. William Calley and organized a day in hit honor. (Keg Murphy, "The New Jimmy Carter," NewRepublic, February 14,1976) If I am Prosecuting Attorney, Justice is Carter urged the Democratic Governors' Conference in 1972 to support Nixon's war efforts in Vietnam it will. action— Carter urged support of President Ford's request to Congress for money for a LOTZ not words. last minute bail out of the Saigon government in 1975. PROSECUTOR Carter supported a move in 1972 (led on the floor of the House of Representatives by then Minority leader Gerald Ford) to weaken the Voting Rights Act of 1965. (Atlanta Constitution, June 28,1972) On July 26, 1976, in answer to a question, Carter said as president, he would consider a "first strike" nuclear attack under the "right circumstances." When asked what he considered the "right circumstances" he wouldn't say. (Net- works evening news, Monday, July 26,1976) Two days later he reversed himself. Seven weeks after the Kent State shootings Carter said he would send National Guardsmen onto college campuses "with live ammunition and orders to shoot to kill" in cases of "student unrest" to put down disorder "even before violence erupts."

As Bowling Green's Municipal Court Prosecutor, Warren Lotz sincerely believes that the Prosecuting Unless otherwise indicated the source for these is Steven Brill,' Jimmy Carter's Warren Lotz's responsibilities include the practical Attorney can do a good job only by keeping in touch Pathetic Ues,''2Ja^pe£sMagazine, March, 1976. training and education of legal Interns from T.U. Law with every Wood County community-including School, as well as the city's criminal work. B.G.S.U. Paid for by Students for McCarthy - BGSU, Karyn Christensen, Treasurer, 1006 '"Wd fc» by U*i In ProMcmw ComiMM. NorthGrove, No. B4, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402. JadiMfl I Mill.. Cho.rp..K»i 133 Eo>' COO" SI.. Bowling GfMX. Ohio. 43403 McCarthy '76 headquarters, 3354 Monroe, Toledo, Ph. 243 - 8354. Page 6 The BG News, Wednesday, October 27,1976 Country-wide program a 'great opportunity' Annual journalism lab to Students visit other colleges offer professional exposure About 1,200 high school journalists "THE PURPOSE of the workshop is By Aldde Vincent can go and take classes exchange students from Lee Hossley, a junior said. "The only thing that I and faculty advisers are expected to be to give students exposure to that may not be offered here), but they have a limit majoring in engineering miss is the Mexican on campus today for the 24th annual professional journalism," Pettibone The National Student here." Dapogny said. to the amount of students from New Mexico State culture. At Mexico State Northern Ohio Scholastic Press said, adding that journalism careers are Exchange offers students they can receive. University, said she plans we had people from all Association (NOSPA) workshop, also examined. an adventure in learning Ted Camella was one of "Students who apply and to stay for the entire parts of the country and Dr.John Pettibone, associate jour- the first to join the are accepted go on a first academic year. the world. Here at BG, it nalism professor and director of the Most of the high school students are throughout 30 sponsoring involved in their school newspapers or universities from Maine to program. Last year he come, first serve basis "I don't think I would seems everyone is from workshop, said. attended Oregon State depending on the amount have been in school now if Ohio and some have never yearbooks, Pettibone said. "It is an Hawaii. Area journalists, BG News personnel opportunity to explore journalism and a The University exchange University to take ad- of students a university it wasn't for the program, leftthestate." vantage of its can take. Students who are because after three years Students who would like and University faculty members from positive experience for most students." program coordinator, the School of Journalism are conducting The workshop is co-sponsored by the Mary Dapogny said, "Not oceanography program. interested in going of school, I was getting more information or ap- somewhere this spring can bored. plications can contact the workshops which cover news School of Journalism and NOSPA, and is enough students take editorial and feature writing, editing, advantage of this "It was definitely a great come in and apply. "Now I'm in a new place Dapogny through the held annually to raise money for rewarding experience both Applications will be ac- and I'm meeting new Office of University advertising, photography, yearbook scholarships awarded by NOSPA each rewarding program and I publication and broadcast journalism. can't understand why. academically and socially. cepted for the 77-78 school people and I'm getting a Division in the basement of spring to deserving students. This is the second year that I really can't see why year in November." chance to travel," Hossley Shatzel Hall, 372-0202. Bowling Green has been on anybody wouldn't want to Students who have come the program and this year join the program, you can to this University in the there are 26 students going go to just about any part of exchange program appear Power plant cleon-up projects feasible; to 13 universities." the country," he said. to have left with a very The program offers Camella, majoring in positive opinions of the students the chance to biological sciences, said people and the school, attend another university the best facet of the according to Dapogny. but when will legislature provide funds ? at an in-state tuition rate program is the in-state SHE SAID exchange for one academic year. To tuition plan. students like the ap- By Marilyn Dillon cerned, I've been trying to suggesed by the EPA are by the chemistry depar- by the chemistry depar- be eligible, students must "I find myself nearly proachability of the faculty Staff Reporter cooperate as fully as feasible, funding often is a tment. According to Dr. tment, Clemans said. have a minimum grade recruiting people for the and the social atmosphere. possible with them problem. George B. Clematis, According to CJemans. point average of 2.5 and program because it's so Sheila Bridges, a senior The University is in the (EPA)," said Dr.SeldonL "When they make the associate professor of destruction of chemicals is sophomore or junior super." majoring in speech process of renovating the Carsey, director of en- rules they don't tell you chemistry at the an ongoing difficulty. "It status. Seniors may be CAMELLA said "I hope pathology, came to the University power plant to vironmental health and how you are going to do it. University, chemicals is a real problem that any eligible to join the program to do my graduate work in University from the decrease emissions and is safety at the University. It wouldn't be hard to do have only been burned chemistry department at for one quarter. Oregon and that's another University of planning to build a lagoon "We've got pretty good the job; it's the money,'' he once, several years ago. any university has,'' he reason why the program is Massachusetts • "I came to trap the neutralized coal relations with them.'' said. Because the money "This is ancient history by said. "THE PROGRAM gives rewarding, because it you a social, cultural and here because of the speech pile runoffs which contain must come from the state now," Clemans said. He academic experience that gives you an insight into department," she said. "I cyanide. ACCORDING to Carsey, legislature, Lance said explained chemicals were The damage to the en- another system I've come felt I could expand my ihese projects are being funding for such projects project delays are not burned because they vironment which occurs will give you a different back to BG with a lot more perspective of peoples, experiences, especially undertaken so that the as the renovation of the always the University's represented a safety when chemicals are energy and motivation that academically." University adheres to power plant comes from fault. hazard to people using the burned must be balanced places and college life. I never would've had if I The students have a great "I would recommend standards set by the the state legislature. Another University chemistry laboratories. against the safety of opportunity to grow and hadn't got away." this program to anyone Environmental Protection Albert Lance, chief pollution problem cited in Since this burning, no students using the labs. enjoy a different academic "Hawaii is the most who is independent and Agency (EPA). engineer at the power plant, the past by the EPA was chemicals have been "We are still looking for a environment where one popular university (for assertive," she added. "As far as I'm con- said although tne projects the burning of chemicals destroyed in this manner solution," he said. Surprise! Electoral college could determine race © WASHINGTON (AP)- At called the electoral EACH TIME it has of a president is left up to state capital and casts its The House hasn't r^Pisonelb's just about this time every college. brought the country to the the electors, those people votes for president and decided an election in a four years the presidential That is because the brink of disaster. And that you really voted for on the vice president. long time, but it very l^m^ 203 N. MAIN race usually tightens up candidate who carries the was back in the days of presidential ballot. THE RESULTS will be nearly happened in 1968 enough to remind us that right combination of states sailing ships, and not the Each state gets a sent to Washington. On Jan. when George C. Wallace, A Pizza n«v«r had it to good, TM chaos or worse is lurking and wins in the electoral present nuclear tension, number of electors equal to 6 in a joint session of running as the American out there in something college becomes president, instant global com- its congressional Congress, Vice President Party nominee, carried Submarine Sandwich Salads even if the other guy gets munication and pushbutton delegation, one for each of Nelson A. Rockefeller will several states and almost more popular votes. reaction. its two senators and one for open the certificates from denied an electoral college Sun - Thurs 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. If nobody gets a majority It's all because when you each House member. This each state and the votes majority to Richard M. of the electoral votes, then vote in a presidential ranges from three for a will be counted by tellers. Nixon, who had beaten Fri & Sot 4.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. the House of Represen- election you never vote for small state like Delaware If one of the candidates Democrat Hubert H. tatives elects the president a presidential candidate. to45 for California. gets a majority of the Humphrey and Wallace in FAST FREE DELIVERY and it can choose anyone it You vote for people who Every presidential electoral votes, the popular vote. in Bowling Green pleases. are running for mem- candidate who has Rockefeller will declare It did happen in 1800, and None of the more bership in the electoral qualified for the state's him the President-elect, the House made Thomas frightful possibilities latent college. ballot is represented by his and he will be inaugurated Jefferson president after in the electoral college has i Their names may be own slate of electors. on Jan. 20. 36 ballots. It happened 352-5166 occurred recently, but they listed individually on the Their actual choice is But, if no one gets the again in 1824 when Andrew Paid Political Ad have happened. ballot as electors for the generally left up to the majority of electoral votes, Jackson beat John Quincy candidate of a political party or the candidate. no matter how many Adams in the popular vote party, or the individual On Nov. 2 the voters in popular votes he got, the but failed to get a majority candidate who is named on each state elect one of election is turned over to of electoral votes in a four- the ballot. those slatet. Then, on the the House of Represen- man race. The House Some states don't name first Monday after the tatives. made loser Adams the electors on the ballot at second Wednesday in Since the House has a big president. all. but they are still the December (Dec. 13 this Democratic majority, it Other losers have ones you are voting for. year) the winning slate in probably would elect a become president because, THE ACTUAL election each state meets at the Democrat as president. although they got fewer But it could pick any votes, they carried states nativeborn American which added up to an College of Musical Arts citizen who has reached electoral majority. Bowling Green State University the age of 35 and has lived Rutherford B. Hayes in in this country at least 14 1876 and Benjamin cordially invites you years. Rather than risk Harrison in 1888 were the public wrath, it to its MUSIC IN THE MAIN series second place finishers who probably would pick the became president in this The University Symphony Orchestra Democratic nominee. manner.

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By Cindy KowalesU bracket half to discuss with a registered nurse any side effects or return to the clinic every six months to obtain a new While there are no age restrictions regarding pregnancy problems caused by the pill. supply. Sara's pelvic examination cost $20 and each Sara walked timidly down the stairs into the drab tests, birth control will not be prescribed to a female At that time, Sara's blood pressure and weight will be month's packet of pills is $1. Marak explained that the • waiting room of the Family Planning Clinic. The 19-year- under 18 at the clinic without parental consent checked and she will be given a six-month supply of birth clinic bills each patient,' but if a woman doesn't pay or is . old University student registered and sunk into the "OHIO LAW doesn't state any age restrictions on birth control pills if the doctor considers it safe. She must unable to pay, we don't deny her clinic services. " , nearest chair. She slid a National Geographic magazine control, so the clinic had to set its own policy." said Sandy off the table and hid her face behind it Marak, R.N. and clinic coordinator. ' The girl sitting next to Sara studied her for a few Across the room from Sara, a young man sat quietly . minutes. "First time here?" she asked. with his girlfriend. He glanced around at the various , "Uh-huh." Sara put down the magazine. posters and pamphlets concerning family planning, then Ifs time "Nervous?" riveted his eyes on a poster of a pregnant-looking man. Uh-huh. kind of' Sara plaved with her hair The caption read. "Would you be more careful if it was . "Don't be-they're really great here. It's not em- YOU that got pregnant?" The young man stared at the harassing or anything." poster for a while, then he turned and smiled at his for a Prosecutor. girlfriend. • UKE SZC other women this year, it was Sara's first Like Sara, it was the couple's first visit to the clinic. . visit to the Wood County Family Planning Clinic. The "We'd been talking about me going on the pill for a clinic provides fertility counseling, information on child whUe now," the girl explained. "I brought Frank here ' spacing and maternal health, references on rapes and with me for support.'' • abortions, pregnancy tests and contraceptive counseling The clinic believes birth control decisions should not be and service. decided only by the woman; the man has responsibilities More than 1,600 total clinic visits were recorded for the in family planning. ■ first nine months of this year. Approximately 350 Although the clinic offers no special services or , pregnancy tests were performed on patients ranging programs for males, "We will talk to and counsel them if _ from 13 to 32 years old. they wish," Marak said. Most of the clinic's patients are women who want A NURSE appeared at the desk and motioned for Sara • contraceptive service, primarily an oral contraceptive to follow her to an examination room, where a doctor . (the pill), the most popular family planning method of performed a pelvic examination. He found nothing American womea wrong, so she was given a two-month supply of birth Like approximately 90 per cent of the Family Planning control pills. Th« Prosecuting Attorney is your lawyer- • Clinic's new patients, Sara falls in the 18-24 vear old Sara made an appointment to return in a month-and-a- which one will you vote to hire? Workmen's comp investigations JOHN CHEETWOOD OPPONENT CAMPAIGN TACTICS Has run a positive campaign based on honesty and Has run a negative campaign which has ignored the receive financial green light truth dealing with the real issues that concern the issues and has consisted entirely of personal at- citizens of Wood County. tacks, untruths, distortions, and unsubstantiated , COLUMBUS (AP)-The satisfied with the board's spokesman said the funds asked for $250,000 but the accusations. State Controlling Board action. were needed to provide amount was based on a ' gave the financial go- equipment and logistical calendar year estimate PLATFORMS ■ ahead yesterday for in- "THINGS are moving support as well as a snare and the control board grant Has stated his goals as Prosecuting Attorney which Has proposed: vestigations by the at- ahead as far as I'm con- of payroll expenses in was made for the are: 1. a victim-witness information program torney general and high- cerned," Johnston said. connection with the work of remaining eight months of 1. to be a working Prosecutor. (HOWEVER, A COMPETENT PROSECUTOR 'way patrol of the work- But a minority member 14 Highway Patrol the present fiscal year. 2. to reduce the expenditures of the Prosecuting SHOUID INFORM VICTIMS AND WITNESSES • men's compensation of the panel. Rep Ben detectives. Board members gave the Attorney's office. AS A MATTER OF RESPONSIB1J3 PROCEDURE , program. Rose, i R-Lima), was "I DONT believe half OIC, which acts as an 3. to innovate crime prevention programs and IN ALLCRIMINALCASES.) But the controllers annoyed at the cuts made the figures that are coming arbiter of claims from improve the criminal justice system through citizen 2. cooperation with a new federal program to locate 'delayed action on a by Democrats in money from a department such as injured workmen, $96,000 involvement. runaway absentee fathers and get them to pay for . $150,000 grant for The Ohio requests from the OIC, and this," said Sen. Harry to pay for commission 4. to restore confidence to the Prosecuting Attor- their children's support (THIS FEDERAL , Industrial Commission the Bureau of Workmen's Meshel (I > Youngs town) in investigators who since ney's office. PROGRAM IS ALREADY A MANDATORY (OIC) to contract for an Compensation. moving for a reduction of last April have been 5. to keep politics out of the office. OBLIGATION OF THE PROSECUTING AT- 'outside fraud audit of "This is just the requested sum. ferreting out dummy 6. to bring aggressive leadership to the Prosecuting TORNEY AND HAS ALREADY BEEN PUT INTO i workmen's compensation outrageous," Rose fumed The controllers gave companies involved in Attorney's off ice to lead the fight against crime in ACTION BY THE WOOD COUNTY WELFARE .books. prior to the board's 4-3 Atty. Gen. William J. fraud. Wood County. DEPARTMENT.) OIC Chairman William vote, trimming the Brown $150,000 to join the Eighty-eight individuals ' W. Johnston who became bureau's requests from Highway Patrol probe as have been indicted in LEGAL EXPERIENCE • embroiled in a dispute with $118,000 to $70,000. "Let's counsel and begin Cuyahoga County on , state Auditor Thomas E. just get on with it and quit preparations for possible charges related to phony 7 years as a practicing attorney in Wood County. SVi years as an attorney. Ferguson at the meeting, nitpicking." grand jury action early claims to the $1.5 billion 'said afterward he was A compensation bureau next year. Brown had state insurance fund. 7 years of continuous public service as an attorney Employed 2'a years by the present Prosecuting to Wood County citizens. ,*, , Attorney. if 3 years as Bowling Green Municipal Court Prosecutor-criminal law experience. _ ... Crew of missing ship mourned » 3 years as City Attorney of Bowling Green - civil law Less than 1 year as Bowling Green Municipal Court experience. Prosecutor. • PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (AP)-It was a story as old at least" The Coast Guard called off the search after 23 *■ Village Solicitor for 4 Wood County villages and the , as the sea: A ship, a storm and the families who waited hours. attorney for two townships. for the men they would never see again. THE BODY of William King, 46, captain of the 65-foot , The people of this tiny seaport lowered their flags vessel, was found Monday, three miles off Nauset Beach. yesterday to half-staff in mourning for the seven RECORD 'fishermen of the schooner Patricia Marie, the latest to Only an oil slick marked the spot where the Patricia • vanish in the 350 years that men have been going down to Marie went down while returning Sunday night with other Has a winning record in jury trials in criminal Has a losing record in criminal jury trials. Public , the sea from Provincetown. boats from scalloping off Chatham, 30 miles down Cape cases as a Prosecutor. Public record indicates 9 record indicates 4 wins out of 9 jury' trials in Veteran seamen in the closely knit fishing community, Cod. wins out of 13 cases tried. Bowling Green Municipal Court. 'mostly of Portuguese descent, described the disap- "The boat must have been loaded to the scuppers," said 'pearance of the Patricia Marie as "the most tragic Steven Zawalick, 30, whose brother was among the crew. A record of handling all criminal cases personally. Has made this public statement: "I am not a , fishing accident here since 1908," when 17 men died when "The way it sounds, the captain must have been in the criminal lawyer," at the Wood County Farm the schooner Cora McKay sank off Newfoundland. wheelhouse and the crew down below. They must have Bureau Meet the Candidates meeting on Oct. 21, 76. Relatives pleaded with the Coast Guard to resume the hit a big swell and rolled over. Nobody had a chance to • search for bodies of the missing crew for a decent burial. get out." LEADERSHIP ACTION Has taken action against crime as a Prosecutor, as an attorney, and as a concerned citizen and life-long Candidates push for Jersey's votes resident of Wood County:

TRENTON, N.J. (AP)- state Monday and is to be by the Eagleton Institute City. ir educational seminars on crime prevention. 'The Republican and back today. for politics at Rutgers While the voter ir lectures on the criminal justice system for .Democratic campaigns University showed Carter registration of 3.8 million is awareness and information. are staging a strong final DEMOCRATS claim with a six point margin. a record high, both camps it excellent record as a Prosecutor. 'push for the 17 electorial their polls show Charter So far. New Jersey are worried that the tur- ir open and responsive lines of communication with 'votes on this key industrial with a six point lead, while voters seem to have been nout for the presidential law enforcement agencies and citizens. .state, considered up for the Ford campaign says stirred more by a state election could be the lowest ir strong leadership role in the fight against crime .grabs. the President has moved referendum on legalized on the past 60 years. in Wood County. ahead by one percentage gambling than by the • Both sides say the point. No independent presidential campaign. A .presidential race is too statewide poll has been constitutional question on close to call, and both taken since mid- the Nov. 2 ballot would 'parties are working hard to September, when a survey Cheetwood. permit casinos in Atlantic 'whip up voter interest in Because .the stretch drive. your rights are President Ford is LOTZ worth protecting. scheduled to campaign in PROSECUTOR New Jersey today. Jimmy Cheetwood Carter was there last Cheetwood for Prosecuting Attorney Saturday, vice presidentis' Prosecuting Attorney candidate Walter P. m - i M - -1 i il ■ ijl ■ ■ —■ lot Paid Political Ad Oltirt I. lattw, 27014 w »w ■«.. Panrtkwi •"< S.mu.1 Cow 7 JS WalUo An.. «o.ik, c...». Ci.ih«wu».-rNtk> IMAMml. Mondale appeared in the RE-ELECT COLLER for SHERIFF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE 31 CONTINUOUS YEARS - WHERE IT COUNTS ON THE JOB IN THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Qualified • Experienced • Proven Management

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Bowling Green hockey usually is associated with ex- Hiram, according to coach Roger Mazzarella. He said Windsor. John Maddox added six goals in two games. cellence. "Off-the-beaf the confusion of the BG backs led to an early Hiram try. LIEDEL SAID the defensive play of Tim Gleason, The BG varsity hockey team, last year's Central The "A" team had a much easier time, overwhelming Brian Mouch and Gregg Joseph was outstanding. Collegiate Hockey Association champs, opens its season I Youngstown, 36-0. ' There is a lot of credit due them," Liedel said Friday at the Ice Arena. So does the club team It hosts Dave Smercina I Mike Baus, Dave Desenberg, Bruce Denman, Ray The Falcons get a chance for revenge as the Spartans Muskegon Community College at 10:15 p. m. Horwood, Jim Funk and Timor Tyra all had BG tries in and Western Michigan are due Friday for games, which Although it doesn't receive the publicity of its parent the balanced scoring attack. Joe Horstman tallied 12 begin at 7 p.m. in the Natatorium. team, the club squad also upholds the name of Bowling points on conversion kicks. Green on the ice. THINGS ARE looking up offensively, especially after The 11-2 Falcon ruggers close their fall season this • •• It's a member of the Midwest Collegiate Hockey the team's first scrimmage last week, against a Toledo weekend with games at the University of Michigan and at LM NOTES-Chris Adelstine shot a 79 last week to Association (MCHA), and was runner-up last year. This semi-pro team, in which BG scored seven goals. Ohio State. capture the all-campus golf tournament on the University year, with numerous returning players, and a good group Freshmen make up the bulk of the lines. Rookies Dave • • • golf course. Dennis Longsdon's 82 was good for second. of freshmen, including two local products, the Falcons Phiel and Mike Fox will team with Greg Doucette on one Sport heads are needed for raquetball, bowling, coed are favored to move up to first place. line, while Bowling Green High School supplied frosh Jim East Lansing, Mich, isn't a nice place to visit, ac- basketball and women's basketball during winter Dunn and J.R. Mirth, who will team with Jeff Haynes on cording to the water polo team The Falcons fell victim to quarter. Applications for any of these paid positions can OTHER MCHA members are: Miami, St. Clair the second line. Michigan State University (MSU), 12-6, and the be picked up in 201 Women's Building before Dec. 1. Community College, Obertin, Dayton and Toledo. While Co-captain Aughe Faulkner will anchor yet another University of Windsor, 16-14, last weekend A meeting will be held at 6:30 tonight in 100 Women's none of the names are hockey powerhouses, they are their line. Team captain Jeff Liedel was the BG scoring leader, Building for the captains of coed and women's volleyball respective school's number one team, with the exception getting two goals against MSU, and then 10 against ofBG. • •• teams. Coach Shawn Walsh said he's very optimistic heading The men's and women's varsity swim teams will into the season. The defense should be strong, and the combine for an intrasquad relay meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow team has four solid front lines. at the Natatorium. Co

BySueCaser especially, in switching to University (EMU) before which means the women Sports Writer pick up the defense, heading to Ohio Wesleyan stickers are facing three plagued the Falcons all for the Ohio Association of matches in less than 24 Last weekend just wasn't afternoon. For instance, Intercollegiate Sports for hours. a productive one for BG garnered only three Women (OAISW) Field Bow ut Green athletics. offensive shots on goal in Hockey Tournament Miami gridder And the women's field the 8-0 defeat. Friday and Saturday. hockey team was no ex- On Saturday, BG "Michigan always seems reaps MAC honor ception. traveled to the College of to produce strong field COLUMBUS (AP)-- I-ast Friday, the Falcon Wooster to face another hockey teams," Gavron women hosted always- Miami back Rob Carpenter stiff opponent. The said "I expect them to be and safety Mike Leckbder tough Central Michigan Fighting Scots were second strong, but I am confident University (CMU) and the of Ball State are the Mid- Newtphoto by Darnel Ho in the state last year and that we will do welL " American Conference Sophomore sticker Tnmi Smith sports gloves to help fight the cold weather In last results were not sur- have always been a grudge EMU was defeated prising. (MAC) football players of Friday's home game with Central Michigan. But nothing seemed to help the match rival of the Falcons. earlier in the season by the week by narrow Burr! Falcon women in their 8-0 loss to the Chippewas. CMU finished among the The well-played match CMU 6*. and Eastern's top 10 nationally last year margins. was one of the best thus far coach was visiting u tends Carpenter edged Jerome and had seven of 10 for the lady stickers in Bowling Green Friday returning starters com- Persell of Western Gavron said. The team and saw BG-CMU match. Michigan after gaining 146 peting. BG's young and seemed ready, but they "I think their coach must yards in Miami's first inexperienced players just couldn't break into the be nervous," Gavron said. were just no match for the victory of the season, a 9-7 net. "She knows that we are a verdict that knocked UNIVERSITY THEATRE well-seasoned Chippewas. • • • much better team than our Bowing Green fron the "Central was a very record indicates, and I conference lead. good and highly skilled THE 1-0 defeat brought believe we've got them a the squad's season record Lecklider won over BROADWAY: A REVUE team," head coach Sue little worried." Bowling Green cornerback Gavron said. "They to 1-6-1. Friday morning the stayed spread out, and we Greg Kampe for in- Tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Falcons will face Ohio tercepting three passes. just didn't play up to par. Sterling Farm, the field University in their first We tried so hard, that we hockey squad will host state tournament match. BARGAIN PRICES had difficulty moving." their final home match Win or lose, they will play A LACK of movement aeainst Eastern Michigan again later in the day. Ml IMG*** MAIMM ' LAST TWO New QB at OSU reigns Pacenta in spotlight SHOWS COLUMBUS (AP)-Lady Ohio State coach had Greg Hare, Dave Purdy, Luck is smiling on Jim called on the 6-foot-3, 196- Steve Morrison and Corny ONE PERFORMANCE EACH NIGHT-9:00 P.M. Pacenta after a string of pounder for only 19 Greene. There's no way I college football misfor- minutes in four prior was going to play." tunes as the Ohio State games to Purdue. Coupled with all that Friday, October 29 quarterback. "We know he'll continue talent, Pacenta hurt his The seldom-used senior to do a good job. Pacenta right or passing shoulder from Akron has inherited is a 3.7 pre-med student. as a freshman and the No. 1 job from injured He's quality. He'll come separated the same Saturday, October 30 Rod Gerald, saddled with out all right," said Hayes shoulder as a sophomore. the responsibility of of the erstwhile reserve. "The next spring as a guiding the Buckeyes' bid Pacenta, not in the speed junior-to-be was the first Located at the Holiday Inn Cabaret for a record fifth straight class with the darting time I ever got a lot of Big Ten title. Gerald, still believes he's work," said the Buckeye's Pacenta, in the midst of improved in that area. new leader. drills for a game Saturday "Last summer I ran and However, Greene played at Indiana, grinned and ran. That's the only way virtually all of 1975, win- HEAR SELECTIONS FROM: ENJOY COCKTAILS said, "I'm looking forward you get faster," said the ning the Big Ten's Most -MUSIC MAN AND LIGHT to the week of work. I feel I man who led Akron St. Valuable Player award can play better than I did. Vincent-St. Mary in the and leading Ohio State to a -SWEET CHARITY HORS'DOEUVRES I hope to improve, to be Ohio Class AA state playoff fourth straight Rose Bowl -HAIR more consistent" championship as a senior. trip. Gerald served as his SERVED TABLESIDE backup. -PORGY & BESS WOODY Hayes "WHEN I came here as a NOW Pacenta has been --GODSPELL espresses condifence in freshman," he recalled, thrust into the spotlight EVDYONK-S BGSU Students Pacenta even though the "the quarterbacks were and the hub of the NOW C1UT ADVKT.Tinui -WEST SIDE STORY or ALL $1.50 Off Buckeyes' battle with No. IVBT0M1 TIME! -THE FANTASTIKS Hockey tickets 1-ranked Michigan for the conference title. Tickets for this weekend's home hockey series "I'm upset about Rod," against Guelph are now on sale at the Memorial Hall he said. "You always want ticket office. Tickets are (3 for reserved seats, $2 for to play, but this is not the adult general admission and $1 for students. wav ynu wanUoDJay." All general admission tickets sold at the gate on game night will be $2. RESERVATIONS Student tickets for Saturday's home football game against Central Michigan are also on sale at $1.69. \^fcSa*Y& WJA- RECOMMENDED LOTZ 352 5211 Cheetwood PROSECUTOR Prosecuting Attorney Home of Cabaret Theatre Pi*UtjHMiii«nmi* Paid Political Ad Page 10 The BG News, Wednesday, October 27,1976 SporTalk 'There's no amateurs In the Olympic Games' Olympic champion condones professionalism not what it means to your pocket. Bruce Jenner television which are ABC-sponsored. Also, my wife gotten...welL rule A of the AAU (Amateur Athletic Kristy and I are going to do 26 appearances now and 26 Union) or Olympics, states that you can only take a Q-Wbat was the attitude of the American blacks at the couple hundred dollars worth of shoe equipment. Per- Montreal Games? more within the next year on "Good Morning America," A-Well, the only thing I can speak for is one meeting we and those should start sometime in November for ABC. sonally, I've taken a lot more than a couple hundred Four years ago, Bruce Jenner finished 10th In the dollars worth of shoe equipment and sweats. So actually, had in relation to what was happening in Africa. We had Those are the only final things I've signed. I'm looking a meeting before we went to Montreal A couple of days Olympic decathlon competition at Munich, Germany and for a long-range commitment with a company and we'll if that is the case, they could disqualify me and take my barely made the United States squad. Today he is the both benefit from being affiliated with each other. medal away. But they would never do it. before, there was some publicity that came out that South 1976 Olympic champion and world record-holder in the African countries were trying to get the American blacks So I think it should be open (to professionals) because to puT out of the Games. We had a meeting, and coach event Q-Are you through competing in track and field? the term amateur is so flexible on what is an amateur and In this SporTalk Interview, the 26-year-old Iowa native A-Yes. I've broken the world's record three times and (Uroy) Walker talked to the team and tried to get our what isn't an amateur. Just because you make a dollar at feelings about the situation. discusses the future of the Olympics, his future and I won a gold medal. I've reached the top of amateur something doesn't make you any better or any worse of professionalism in the Games with News sports editor athletics. There's no reason to compete any longer. And an athlete. I think most black athletes weren't that much in favor BOlEstep. for me, that's why I got out of it and quit. I'm not going to of it. I think they were tired of all the politics that was compete anymore. From here, all I can do is go downhill. Q-Would excess professionalism ruin the Games? going on. I think we had a different breed of black Q-How has your life changed since the Olympic Trying to do something the second time just doesn't A-No, how could it? You have the same athletes out athletes on this team than we'd had in the past. Games? mean as much as doing it the first time. there. It may just mean that one athlete has a nicer home A-Basically, since the Games have been over, all back in Southern California or wherever you're living. Martha Watson, the long jumper, had a point that I everyone wants to hear about is not how your per- Q-Have you been approached by professional track? The problem with the Olympic Committee is that they think spoke for everyone. She said where were the South formance went in the Games, but how much money A-They offered me a contract, but I didn't take it. For want to keep the Olympic ideal really high as when they Africans in 1968 when the black Americans were having you're going to make. But as of right now, I don't know one thing, professional track doesn't have any money. were competing and they don't want to lose that. their problems? They didn't stand behind the black anything about that. I've been running around since the And I think at this point, if I was going to compete I would Americans, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who were Games have been over and my life has been very hectic. have to spend a lot of time. I just wouldn't want to go in And I think that's a basic problem with all amateur standing on the victory stand. The South Africans I've been doing everything from alligator hunting to there and do an average performance. I would want to athletes. They want to keep it the same way it was 50 completely backed off. having dinner at the White House. perform well. And that would mean I'd have to give up a years ago and times change. I'm not the same I was two Now all of a sudden, they've got problems and they The only long range thing we've done is that we just lot of other things I'd rather be doing. I can only run years ago. I've changed tremendously and so should track well for three to four more years and in that time I organizations. They must change and update things and want the Americans to come in and help them. And I signed a contract with ABC television to do a series ex- think that was the attitude of the blacks. I can't speak for clusively in sports. We'll do commentary work and color might as well be getting into other areas because I'll have make them more modem. to do it eventually. all of them, but the ones that spoke up at the meeting at work, not only in track and field but hopefully in other least felt that way. They had been training for years and areas, like the Superstars competition and things like Q-Should there be two divisions in the Games, one for Q-Have you thought about competing professionally in amatuers and one for professionals? years and had come to compete and were going to. that. other sports? A-I could see that. The way I feel is that even with the A-No, not really. The only thing they offered was to go money involved, it wouldn't motivate athletes any more. Q-What do you envision for the Moscow Games then? That contract is exclusively with ABC for two years and A-I think the Moscow games are going to go one of two we've also got another contract with ABC. This is in the to the Superstars competition, but I turned it down this I think money isn't a problem to motivate athletes. I year. don't think you'd have any better performances on the ways. They're either going to be so good because the entertainment field. It's a one-year contract not ex- Russians want to show the world they're the best and put clusively with ABC, so I could do some things for NBC or track because of a guy making a few bucks. Q-What are your feelings concerning the Olympic on a great Olympics. Or else they're going to have CBS. Inside that contract I have, get this, two movies The people out there, myself and other athletes, are tremendous problems. There won't be any middle of the that will be world premier movies especially made for Games? A-It was a great thrill for me, it was the second professionals in a sense that they do a very professional road. It does scare me some. I think if you take an Israel Olympics I was in and the best meet I've ever run in. It job in preparing for the competition. To me, personally, or Arab country or anything, any country Russia has was probably the most challenging thing I'll probably if they would have put a million dollars at the finish line of problems with.there'U be trouble. But I think we'll just have in my whole life. I mean, anything from now on I'll the 1,500-meters, it wouldn't have meant anymore to me have to wait and see. That's the thing, you just don't never be in a position to take on everyone in the whole than to win an Olympic medal. It's the thrill of victory, know what the Russians will do. Terry- world.

Goodman Then again, I feel a little bad about the Olympics and some of the problems they're having. Not so much with the athletes, but the politicians. And that bothers me quite a bit. I'd hate to see some young boy or girl growing Sophisticated BG fans up and not at least have the opportunity to compete in the Olympic Games. And the way things are going, there may be some changes. I'm all for changes. I'd like tosee take one on the chin the format changed a little bit. But specifically, I'm not By Terry Goodman sure what those would be. Assistant Sports Editor The way I feel about it, you need money to compete. And there's a lot of money in this country, but it just so It has been said that Bowling Green sports fans are happens that up to now our country's priorities haven't fickle. Or maybe apathetic. Or unenthusiastic. Or Olympic decathlon been to give it to the amateur athlete or to develop champion Bruce Jenner uninterested programs. It's mainly been in the professional sports, I, for one, totally disagree. Falcon sport spectators are intently watches his where the athletes make a lot of money, and also to audience at the Com- very knowledgablc, realistic and involved. Take last people who own teams. who also make a lot of money. weekend for example. muter Center during his visit to the Bowling More that 500 BG boosters spent Friday night in Oxford But I'd like to see us work within the capitalistic to boast and brag about THEIR team Bowling Green Green campus last system We have to get the majority of the people and big week. wasonce beaten (by San Diego State). Miami hadn't won business to donate money that will hopefully go to an a game. organization which will make sure it gets to the athletes. According to reliable sources, Falcon fans were vic- I'm for government subsidy, if that's the way the athlete torious in Friday night's bitter struggle against Redskin is going to get the money. I'm not afraid of government students in the 3.2 bar capital of Ohio. The hosts couldn't control. figure out why Bowling "Green's" school colors were orange and brown. Neither could the Falcons, but by a Q-Do you think It should be taken a step further and quick comparison of grid records, the Oxford sauce just allow outright professionals to compete in the slurpers turned yellow in a hurry. Games? A-I hate to say, but there's no amateurs in the Olympic THEN came Saturday's battle on the gridiron, in which games. Almost all of the world-class athletes have coach Don Nehlen's Clutch and Gear Company displayed its 1976 choke. The 9-7 Miami gift was especially tough on Sports in Brief Newoipholo by Dan Bom«li local fans. Another 1,000 Falcon faithfuls joined Friday's 500 Saturday afternoon to sit through three hours of con- tinuous rain and a frustrating defeat. Egos shot. Another Mid-American Conference title Minnesota seeks court injuction against NCAA blown. A time to ponder. i wonder how many people are going to watch By The Associated Press indefinate probation one night free lodging, American Basketball draft of ABA players. broadcasters. Saturday's home game against Central Michigan-I'm because the school had telephone calls and use of a Assn. star. Palmer, Baltimore's not," whined one fan. "Maybe they'll draw about The University of failed to declare three car. "If he was only going to Baseball ace, was named right- handed pitcher, while San 6,000..." Minnesota filed suit basketball players Basketball play 24 minutes for us we Second baseman Joe His voice trailed off. like the Clutch and Gear crew, he against the National ineligible. wouldn't have traded for Morgan and pitchers Jim Diego's Jones took the was disillusioned too. Why should he bother to watch this Collegiate Athletic Assn. The players involved are The Buffalo Braves him in the first place,'' said Palmer and Randy Jones honor from the left side. weekend's game. Who's Central Michigan? Will it give yesterday, charging that Michael Thompson, Phillip traded Moses Malone to Nissalke, who tutored are the only repeaters on The AP infield, besides the Falcons a good game? the NCAA violated its Saunders and David the Houston Rockets Malone as a 19-year-old the Associated Press All Morgan and Conception, "contract" with a member Winey. Monday, claiming they rookie with the Utah Stars Star baseball team, an- has Kansas City's George PROBABLY not. unless Bowling Green lets down school in a disagreement Thompson was charged couldn't meet his demand in 1975. nounced yesterday. Brett, the American league similar to last year's loss against Ball State after a loss to over eligibility of athletes. with selling his com- for more playing time. But Malone came to Buffalo Morgan, who batted .320 batting champion, at third Miami. Another fan, after arriving in BG Sunday af- The university is seeking plimentary basketball Rockets coach Tom last week from Portland and had 111 runs batted in, base, and Minnesota'sRod ternoon, looked on the bright side. an injunction against tickets, Winey with ac- Nissalke said lack of for 1323.000 and their was one of four Cincinnati Carew at first. He's just like many other sports fans on this campus. NCAA action last week cepting two invitations to a playing time wouldn't be a number one draft choice. Reds on the team. Mickey Rivers of the He knows his professional sport teams, enjoys watching that put Minnesota's entire vacation cabin, and problem for the 22-year-old Rocket officials declined Shortstop Dave Con- New York Yankees was an inspired club play and supports his favorites off the men's athletic program on Saunders with accepting star. to give any terms of ception and outfielders named to third outfield field as well as on the field. "I'd hope he would play Malone's contract, but George Foster and Ken spot. "You know, this has been an interesting year in pro more than 24 minutes for Buffalo sources said the Griffey were the other football and the pro basketball merger will make the Cavs, BG night us," Nissalke said after the Rockets reportedly will World Champions on the Rockets gave up first- pick up Mai one's payments squad selected by a NBA (National Basketball Assn.) more exciting than last Tickets are now on sale at the University Alumni year," the fan reasoned. "I'm not going to lose any sleep round draft choices in 1977 of the 1350,000 owed for nationwide panel of Center for the annual Bowling Green-Cleveland Cavaliers and 1978 for the 6-11 former Malone in the dispersal sportswriters and over the choke at Miami. There are too many other night at the Richfield Township Coliseum Nov. 27. sports going on that'll catch my interest. In fact. I'm kind That evening, the Saturday after Thanksgiving, the of getting psyched for the hockey and basketball Cavaliers will battle the Philadelphia 76ers, who feature Coed fencing seasons." two of the game's premier players, George McGinnis and The same guy will be at both of Bowling Green's hockey Julius "Dr. J" Erving. There will be an games against Guelph at the Ice Arena this weekend. All University faculty, staff, alumni, students and organizational meeting for Cheetwood That same person will not attend this weekend's football friends can purchase regular 16.50 tickets for just $4 for all interested in coed Prosecuting Attorney game. the special evening. fencing at 7:30 tonight in After what he and many other Falcon fans went A pre-game party in the Coliseum lounge starting at Room 100, Women's Paid Political Ad through in Oxford Saturday, I don't blame him 6:30 p.m precedes the 8 p.m. tipoff. Building.

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