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WASHINGTON (AP)-The White supply Cambodia with small arms for people with the Cambodian issue. House fended off yesterday questions on defensive weapons but no U.S. military Both Mansfield and Scott spoke out the dispatch of U.S. arms to beleaguered advisers. against sending any U.S. manpower to Cambodia and Americans to advise the "I am in no position to discuss with Cambodia, but Scott did not oppose Cambodian forces. you where the President stands in his weapons aid. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told decision," Ziegler said. Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan, newsmen he was not in a position now to The implication was that the the assistant Republican leader, says say when President Nixon would reach a President has come to no firm con- shipment of some U.S. arms to Cambodia decision on what to do and said that "I do clusion. Ziegler said the chief executive could help shorten the war in Vietnam. not intend to establish a time frame." is conferring on the course of events in But Mansfield joined Sen. Edmund S. The press secretary was questioned Cambodia and of course is concerned Muskie i D-Maine) in opposing arms aid specifically about a New York Daily with them. But other than that, he said, to the beleaguered Cambodian govern- News report from Saigon that the ad- he was not going to characterize the ment. ministration has decided to principle to situation in Cambodia. Muskie said helping the Cambodians As Secretary of State William P. with arms would only result in getting Rogers prepared the Senate Foreign America "sucked in" another Vietnam- Cambodia bids Relations Committee at a closed af- style conflict. ternoon session, senators expressed Scott and Mansfield talked with varying viewpoints on what should be newsmen at the Capitol. Griffin and to equip army done. Muskie spoke out on Sunday radio- Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott television programs a day after of Pennsylvania said he would hate to see Secretary Rogers said the Cambodian with U.S. aid American military men sent into fighting results from a foreign invasion, Cambodia lest "we slide into a situation not a civil war. such as we slid into in Vietnam." Rogers urged other nations to con- WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary of Aiionatcd Pr»if Wlr*phofO State William P. Rogers was quoted as The Democratic leader, Sen. Mike sider action against North Vietnam for telling the Senate Foreign Relations Mansfield of Montana said no U.S. violating international accords in the A CAMBODIAN SOLDIER plows through the located 18 miles south of Phnom Penh. Alrstrikes and Committee Monday that Cambodia is weapons should be sent either, but Scott increased Cambodian hostilities. smouldering ruins of what was once the town of Saang. artillery fire reduced the village to nibble last week. seeking enough U.S. military assistance indicated he thought some weapons to equip a large army with everything might be needed there. Vote on abolishment next week from trucks to planes. Ziegler did not rule out sending Chairman J.W. Fulbright (D-Ark.l American advisers to the far east nation said it appeared from Rogers's but gave no direct comment on this. testimony at a 2H hour closed session "When the President has a matter that the administration has not made a under consideration," he said, "I am decision on whether to give the Asian simply not going to respond to questions Students hold Council's fate nation assistance. Fulbright said Rogers that come forward." was told that the committee is firmly Asked whether Nixon regards the Cambodian situation as a crisis, Ziegler By Jim Smith "If the referendum calling for students that achieving needed change "Student Council sees no reason why against sending any aid to Cambodia. abolishment passes," remarked Rep. Art A White House spokesman em- said he was not going to characterize the Issue Editor involves great amounts of research, this earliest possible date cannot be situation except to say that of course Toalston, co-sponsor of the measure, "we persuasion, and positive actions." December 1, 1970." phasized meanwhile that the United may have officers, but they just won't States has an overriding interest in Nixon is concerned with the trend of Ijke a grant from the governor, "Student Council supports the When the question of abolishment was meet. Cambodia. events and conferring with his key ad- Student Council voted itself a stay of creation of a summer commission to first aired at last week's Council visers on them. execution last night. The final verdict is "It seems to me," he continued, "that draw up a working documented proposal meeting, Thatch-one of the proponants No one was saying definitely that this if we didn't have student government for foreshadowed a favorable presidential The President, Ziegler said, talked in the hands of the students. for a community council, and that such a of the move-emphasized that such an Sunday and again Monday with Rogers, At their meeting last night, Council a while, we could get all the other people community council be put into operation action would be the first step toward decision on the embattled Asian nation's working for something concrete." bid for U.S. arms. But that possibility Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird members voted 12-1 to place the question at the earliest possible date." achieving a community council. Student Council President Greg was not definitely foreclose* either. and Henry A. Kissinger, the President's of abolishment on a referendum ballot as I top foreign affairs aide. part of next week's student body election. Thatch also co-sponsor of the measure, Press secretary Ronald I.. Ziegler called the bill "an opportunity for was asked whether President Nixon Ziegler did give an affirmative an- The referendum will give students swer to one inquiry, whether the four choices from which to choose: Student Council to go out to the con- Mass arrests beginning regards the Cambodian situation as a stituents and find out what they need. crisis. Ziegler said he was not going to government has been in touch with other -Student government should continue nations on Cambodia in the last few days. to work as it does now. This would be more of a mandate than characterize it beyond saying that the any constitutional provision," he added. chief executive is concerned about the But he would not say what ones. Asked -Student government should be of new Russian purge? whether the United States is suggesting maintained, but with its primary em- Toalston refused to accept a course of events and is meeting with his suggested editorial change by a con- advisers regarding them." that other countries in the area help phasis on a community council. MOSCOW tAPI-Mass arrests by Moscow were arrested," indicating that stituent which would consider all Soviet secret police and trials Fulbright said Rogers also told the Cambodia, the press secretary replied -Student government should be some escaped the KBG net. students not voting in the referendum to reminiscent of the Stalin era were The bearers of the Samizdat also committee there was a "very tentative that "we certainly don't oppose that." abolished, and all efforts of participation And he replied with a straight-out should be channeled in a University have voted for abolishment. He insisted reported yesterday by Russian reported a number of trials and con- move" among some Asian nations to take that the referendum provided students some action among themselves regar- "no" to a question whether additional committee to establish a community dissidents. Some feared it was "the victions across the country. All the legal captured Soviet-made weapons have council. with am ample opportunity to voice their beginning of a widespread purge." proceedings occurred this month, and all ding Cambodia. opinions on the issue. In the biggest single arrest, 160 Fulbright told newsmen a number of been sent to Cambodia in the last 24 -Student government should be were interrupted for two days last week hours. abolished. The question was originally scheduled Tartars were rounded up by KGB plain- so they would not mar the Lenin an- committee members also expressed to go on this Thursday's primary slate, clothesmen in Moscow during last week's opposition to shipping captured Russian The White House spokesman was If students do, indeed vote for abolish- niversary. unwilling to relate a double post- ment, the election of officers and but was put off until next Thursday's Uiiin centennial celebrations. A university history teacher and three AK47 rifles from South Vietnam to primary ballot. Some members felt the The Tartars had come to Moscow to Cambodia, as was started by the Saigon ponement of National Security Council representatives will, in effect, be invalid; students who protested "the resurrection additional time was necessary to demonstrate in front of the I«nin Library of Stalinism" were sentenced for periods government last week with U.S. ap- meetings, originally set for Friday and as a virtual mandate will exist calling for then today, to any preoccupation of NSC no student government at the University. "educate" the University community on for the return of their Crimean homeland of up to seven years in labor camps "of proval. the issue. and restoration of the civil rights they strict regime," meaning hard labor. The In addition to calling for a referen- lost in World War II. sentences followed a two-week trial in the dum, the bill included nine other "be it Their arrests were reported in an Volga River city of Gorky, 270 miles east resolveds", including: underground news letter circulated by of Moscow. "Student Council urges all students Moscow's small dissident community. It The Moscow informants said history Butterfly tickets still available who are dissatisfied with their present is known as "Samizadat" or a self- teacher V. Pavlenkov and a student roles in the decision-making processes of publishing manuscript, because each called Kapranov were sentenced to seven this University to refrain from their person who reads it types up several years each, a student Ponomarov got six respective participation in meaningless copies for friends. years and a student Shiltzov, five years. areas of University governance, and The Samizdat said that 100 Tartars In the Ukrainian city of Kharkov, a channel those efforts toward achieving a from Uzbekistan, Kirgizia and the well-known dissident called Arkady community council." northern Caucasus were arrested last I«vin was sentenced to three years in a "Student Council cautions all students Tuesday and another 60 were rounded up labor camp for signing appeals to the that achieving needed change is not a job on Wednesday. United Nations last year protesting for unshattered egos and is more than a "Their demonstration never came off, alleged repression of Soviet intellectuals matter of passing resolutions and having and the whereabouts of the arrested is and the imprisonment of Gen. Pyotr good lines of communication open." unknown," the manuscript reported. It Grigorienko. He was the fourth of 15 "Student Council further cautions all added that "nearly all who had come to signatories to be arrested and tried. Political Science students ask greater voice in department

Representatives of the Political He said a contract has already been curriculum committee to consist of 50 per Science Student Union presented the sent to the selection committee's first cent faculty and 50 per cent students. political science department with six choice. The department is merely The present committee is made up of proposals aimed at increasing student waiting for the candidate to decide three faculty members. participation in departmental decisions whether or not to accept the position , he A fifth proposal was for a professor- Friday. said. course evaluation program within the Tickets are still available for Saturday's Iron Butterfly Blues Image and Larry "Rhino" Reinhardt from the The list, presented at a faculty He expects to receive the candidate's department, similar to the one conducted concert in Memorial Hall. Second Coming. meeting, included demands for a one decision by the end of the week. by the English department. Ingle and Pinera handle vocals, backed up by Reinhardt third student voice in hiring new faculty. Other proposals included the Information from the evaluation The concert, scheduled for 8:30 p.m.. Is sponsored by and Dorman. Faculty members were expected to removal of department requirements for would be used to improve the department Inter-Fraternity Council as part of activities planned for The Iron Butterfly's first album was "Heavy," followed make a final decision Friday on the majors. Greek Week. by "In-A-Gadda-da-Vida" and "Ball," which sold over one selection of a new department chairman, Students planning to major in from within. The final proposal was for a revised The Iron Butterfly is best known for its 17 minute song million copies. but according to students, action was political science are presently required "In-A-Gadda-da-Vida." Their album of the same name sold Their fourth album, "Iron Butterfly" includes a live advisory system in which students could delayed because of the group's demands. to take 101, an introduction to political work closer to their advisors. over two million copies and stayed on the top ten of the LP version of "In-A-Gadda-da-Vida" recorded in San Diego. Robert J. Harper, spokesman for the science; 400, a seminar in contemporary charts for 81 weeks. They are presently working on a fifth album, students, said the decision was postponed political science ; and on 300 or 400 level A committee of four faculty mem- The group was first formed two and a half years ago with "Metamorphosis," to be released on the Atco label soon. until students could review candidates' course in at least four areas of political bers and four representatives of the Doug Ingles, organ; Lee Dorman. bass; Ron Bashy, Tickets are available in the Union Ticket office everyday credentials. science. student union are expected to meet later drums; and Eric Brann, lead guitar. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. However, Dr. Roger C. Anderson, Students also asked for all 100 and 200 this week to discuss the proposals. Brann left the group in 1969 to form his own band, the Prices are S3 for the floor, $3.50 for bleachers and ben- present chairman of the department, level courses to be graded on a pass-fail The Political Science Student Union Fhntwhistle. He was replaced by Mike Pinera from the ches and $4 for chairs. insisted the delay was not the result of basis. will meet tonight at 8 pjn. in 303Moseley the student proposals. Another proposal was for the Hall to elect its repesentatives. Page 2/The BG Mews, Tuesday, April 28, 1970

'So What! It Will Probably Be Yean Before eD.T8R.aLS They're Capable Of Manned Space Flights.' paying the price By Bob Stein per cent of the world's population con- TomDenbow sumes somewhere near SO per cent of the Environmental Te«ch-in Committee world's product) are polluting our en- vironment to the extent that "killer smogs" are more and more probable We think that everyone knows by now while Lake Erie is well on its way to the fact that environmental problems do becoming a swamp. serving justice' exist - even the President knows that. PRICE no. 2: You must be willing to However, it still remains true that the accept a cut back in your standard of vast majority of the people in the U.S. are living in order to allow a pollution control Bowling Green justice has struck again. Municipal not willing to pay the price for clean air, technology to advance to the point where water, and eventually in (30-40 years) it can control the vast outputs of in- Court Judge H. Richard Dunipace has slapped his usual dustrial wastes. ridiculously high bond of $10,000 on a girl charged with life itself. Here is part of what it will cost. Among the biggest polluters are the possessing marijuana. Environmental problems do not just municipal utilites such as electrical The same day, a Perrysburg youth was arraigned in concern the areas of clean air and water power generation stations (included Wood County Common Pleas Court on two charges of and population. They concern above) and inadequate water pollution selling hallucinogens and possessing marijuana. His everything from the food we eat to who control facilities (sewage plants). The bond? Visiting Judge Dan Batt of Defiance set it at $5,000. will wage war on what and where. reasons for the inadequacies here are There is something apparently amiss. A person The people of the United States and simple, the people in the cities just aren't willing to pay for good sewage treatment. charged with selling hallucinogens as well as possessing the world spend most of their monies to support wars and various kinds of PRICE no.3: You must vote tax levies marijuana, through the strange workings of justice in this national defense. The U.S. finds it and bonds for the improvement of your county, has had a bond set which is half that set for a necessary to spend the largest single sewage treatment facilities. person charged with simply possessing marijuana. segment of its budget to protect itself The largest source of air pollutants in The "something amiss" is Judge Dunipace. from the somewhat questionable the U.S. are the automobiles which we Dunipace sets bonds for marijuana offenses which are probability of an invader from without. drive virtually everywhere. (60 per cent unusually high compared to bonds set for similar offenses How about defense against the virtual of the air pollutants in most areas and up to 83 per cent in some urban areas) in other parts of the state. And he does no one a service by certainty of suffocating in our own wastes and effluence from within? Eventually there will have to be a major setting a $10,000 bond. PRICE no. 1: At least balance the cutback in the amount of pollutants A bond of this magnitude is a hardship on a suspect who expenditures of federal money between produced by each car and by cars in must remain in jail longer until his family and friends internal defense and external defense. general, until that time our best bet is to can produce such a large sum of money. This is a The industries that produce the goods drive our cars as little as possible. punishment in itself a punishment meted out before any and services which' we consume in such PRICE no. 4: Public transportation is guilt is proven. great quantities (the U.S. with about 6 one of the best ways to not drive your car. Use it when ever it is at is at all possible A bond does serve the purpose of ensuring that a person and walking is even better. charged with a crime will appear in court. But the $10,000 I—our man Hoppe We have left untouched until now the bond set In this county for marijuana offenses- relatively biggest problem, overpopulation. The minor offensives from our viewpoint- is far above what is world is gaining 70,000,000 people per needed to ensure a court appearance. the rise of mediocrity year. This is a finite planet and there is Dunipace is not alone in using the absurd $10,000 bond. no way to successfully export people to Common Pleas Court Judge Floyd Coller uses it regularly other planets or to feed the people that usual reproduction rates promise in the in marijuana cases coming before his court. future (we are not and can not feed the That bonds set in marijuana cases in Wood County By Arthur Hoppe as his running mate. reservoirs of courage. Nixon and Agnew, people we have now). The only solution should consistently be unreasonably high suggests that the National Columnist The worried Democrats, hoping to being incumbents, had no other course at present is population control judges setting these bonds are more interested in venting beat the Mediocrltities at their own than to run on their four-vear record in PRICE no. S: All families must be In his "A Brief History of the game, re-nominated Hubert Humphrey. office. limited to two children. their personal prejudices than serving justice. Mediocre Party - 1970 to 1984," Prof- The grim Republicans, however, were The results, Professor Grommet In summary we come down to the fessor Greenleaf Grommet traces the unfortunately stuck with Nixon and points out, proved once and for all that same old trite-but-true statement: beginnings of the movement to the day Agnew. genuine, proven, dyed-in-the-wool Judge Q, Harrold Carswell announced rearrange national and personal mediocrity - the kind that offends no priorities or die. There is a point of no his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. The campaign was unique with both member of The Silent Majority - will win return and we are very close to it now. "Having been officially certified as Carswell and Humphrey accusing each every time in American politics. added luster mediocre by the Senate itself," writes As the world's most affluent and effluent other of hidden abilities, cleverly It was, of course, Nixon and Agnew in Professor Grommet, "Judge Carswell society the United States should be first disguised intelligence and secret a landslide. to take action. waged a hard-hitting, positive campaign. Any doubts anyone had about the ability of the Red "Don't vote for an unknown, untested, Chinese to enter a significant phase of scientific unproven mediocre candidate," cried his technology had those doubts dashed Saturday when China billboards, "vote for Carswell!" launched and orbited its first man made satellite with a The Judge stumped the state, ham- 381 pound systems package. mering home his mediocrity again and The shot made China the fifth nation in the world to again in brilliantly mediocre speeches, accomplish such a feat. resoundingly mediocre television ap- pearances and stupendously mediocre But this satellite isn't a threat, however. It's broad- press conferences. casting bits of technical data, but primarily radio music His opponents, being professional and a public relations message about the goodness of politicians, took the traditional tack - news Lerrers Chairman Mao. each stressing his own exceptional, Maybe that's the way our nation should approach the courage, extreme intlligence and out- : ' satellite business. Think of the added luster it could give standing abilities. the remarks of Splro Agnew, or the boost it could give the Judge Carswell won In a landside. "The Silent Majority," he said with a record sales of Tom "Jones. smile, "has finally spoken." getting what we pay for

He was, of course, right. For the As students, we each pay a sub- not put it to the uses that they were in- be cared tor in the absence of mums and outstanding quality of The Silent stantial sum of money to have the vented for. dadda? Majority - the one attribute that bound privilege of attending classes here. As Well, you must realize by now that This is only a small sample of the •me BG news them all together - was mediocrity. out-of-state students, some of us pay 99.9 per cent of the lots are restricted and injustices hard working, responsible Its millions upon millions of mem- much more. are reserved to those who don't even pay students have to put up with. I'll leave bers were neither too rich nor too poor, But, rest assured, your getting what to use them. So, on your way out to the the rest of the list for you to figure out An Independent Student Voice neither illiterate nor well-educated, you paid for. You can bet your bottom car you find a beast wearing a grey hoping that you'll get off your rears to ••dilor bruce m. larrick neither left wing nor right. Their tastes dollar (if the school doesn't get it first.) gestapo suit and a white helmet (in my help rectify them. Remember, your Just think. As students, we get to pay managing editor lee d. stephenson ran to mediocre books, mediocre movies, anger, one day, I discovered the purpose rates are going up next year also. mediocre architecture, tee-vee dinners fifteen dollars so that we can keep our of the helmet.) This beast rides around Do you see what I mean? We, as editorud editor glenn d. miggonvi and cars made in Detroit. cars parked out in the area known as no in that little cushman, (you know who I students, pay plenty and what do we have news editor fames a, manna Here, at last, was a candidate they man's land. This area is patrolled every am referring to). Anyway, this beast is to show for our money and hard work? issue editor barbara j. jacola could identify with - a man who would second moon so you might find quite a bit putting something on your wiper arm, Misery, bad food, smelly bathrooms, and sports editor dennis d. white honestly represent them as they were. of your car missing when you go out there what ever could it be? Oh, good God. a guardian. for your weekly visit. photo editor « glen eppleston Once the truth of this was realized, the It's a ticket for three dollars. Thanks for everything, University. Mediocre Party was founded at a five- But, it's really groovy having your car Enough about that, Marc. You live in And, thank you, fellow students, for business manager richard m. harris day convention in Des Moines, Iowa, out there. Isn't it tough wading through a a residence hall, correct? Do you ever hearing me out. advertising manager h. John holts during which the delegates remained blizzard or a rain storm to get to your car get the feeling that you are being treated MarcH.Katz OS9iSlant adv. man Constance r. soil mildly drunk, moderately bored and when the purpose of a car is to save you by the staff as little children who have to 441Conklin circulation manager donald luce mostly confused. from this anguish? Politicians across the country, You may, upon getting out there, find recognizing the trend, managed to switch that you are one of the chosen few who their registration to the new Mediocre get away from having your battery lifted, fellow leaseholders, beware The BG News is published Tuesdays thru Fridays during the regular Party without changing their stand on a or your headers stolen. school year, and one* a week during the summer sessions, under author* Then you drive your car until you Ity of the Publications Committee of Bowling Croon State University. single issue. They were swept into local On April 22 at 8:45 a policeman of the Bowling Green City police force crack a torsion bar on one of the one Opinion* e«pressed in editorial cortoons or other columns in the News offices in the 1971 elections. knocked at the door of 210 North Enterprise. Five of the residents of the million, nine-hundred thousand pot-holes do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the University Administration Carswell, meanwhile, was building a complex were sitting discussing the environmental teach-in at the University. faculty or staff or the State of Ohio. Opinions expressed by columnists do sound reputation for mediocrity in the that are to be found everywhere on the Our discussion with the officer started routinely enough. He had come to tell not necessarily reflect the opinions of the BC News. Editorials In the BC Senate. The party nominated him for campus. us that the trash in the back of our house had accumulated to the point of being a News reflect the opinions of the maiortiy of members of the BC News Edi> President by acclamation in 1972. To Maybe you need your car one day to teriol Board. nuisance. We informed him, in a friendly tone of voice, that we were not repay an old political debt, he picked run a few errands but you have a class responsible for the removal of trash; that was delegated to the realtor. Senator Roman I.. Hruska of Nebraska that pokes in and forces you to do one The officer then stated in an obnoxious tone of voice that the refuse "better errand and then return to attend your •I KNOW ALL ABOUT YOU, WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS .. be out of the back lawn by tomorrow" or he would be back. When my roommate class. came in to ask what the trouble was, the officer asked in an indignant tone, So, to save time (isn't that what they "Does he live here?" make cars for?) you park your car out When we answered yes, the officer pointed to him and said, "I'm going to near the class so that you can make a talk with you when I come back." His tone sounded as close to a threat as one quick gettaway. Or maybe it's cold can come. outside, and since you have the car, why At the time you read this, the residents of 210 N. Enterprise may be doing time for this dastardly crime because we cannot reach our realtor. So, fellow leaseholders of Bowling Green, beware. A certain law officer may be beating at your door tonight and speaking to fees too high you or your girlfriend in an obnoxious way. Isn't it nice to have a police department that serves and protects? The recent passage of the $19 excess Lunch at Alice's Restaurant anyone? credit fee is absurd. This extra $15 is needed, says the Board of Trustees, to Harry K.Schmidt cover the cost of students registering for 210N. Enterprise more than 18 hours and later dropping extra course hours. Have they overlooked the fact that we are already charged $3 for each course we drop? an apology With fees increasing every quarter, many students, including myself, take A week ago I criticized the University for its planning of the walks in front of excess loais in order to accelerate our Hayes Hall. My criticism was based on the fact that the sidewalks were education and graduate before the fees placed perpendicular to the flow of traffic. become so high we can no longer afford Knowing that students would continue to take the shortest coourse and them. Unfortunately, the new fee defeats assuming that grass would be replanted between the new sidewalks, I wrote my our purpose. letter of criticism. Today I noted that instead of grass, bricks are being planted between the RuthA.Eier new sidewalks. Therefore, I feel I owe someone up there an apology. 350 McDonald East Wayne Hamilton Weston.Ohio The BG News, Tuesday, April 28, 1970 Page 3 2 ask military controls

By THE ASSOCIATED He said such cuts can be Both Taft and Rhodes (axes as major failures of the PRESS made without endangering the travelled to Akron yesterday, present state government. national defense. to meet for their third debate Atty. Gen. Paul Brown, Two unlikely political In the Republican Senate which will be televised on fighting Cloud for the GOP bedfellows joined yesterday to race U.S. Rep. Robert Taft WAKR television. nomination, said Sunday Ohio call for tighter controls on Jr., blasted Rhodes for using a In the crowded governor's farmers have almost twice the American military operations "smokescreen" to "gloss over race. State Auditor Roger poverty percentage as any in their races for the U.S. state deficiencies." Cloud charged today other occupation. Senate. Taft told a Canton group Democrat John Gilligan with He said he backs training Gov. James A. Rhodes told that Rhodes' "legacy is an "blatant political cynicism" programs for farmers, far- a Cleveland audience the U.S. additional $2 billion of for criticizing the Rhodes mers' rights to bargain for should not provide direct authorized debt on which administration record. prices and a free farm military aid for either Laos or interest charges would be over Gilligan told a Toledo market. Cambodia. $100 million a year." audience that Ohio "isn't On the Democratic side of Rhodes said. "We must He said "others will have to doing things that need to be the Senate race John Glenn continue steps to withdraw pick up the pieces and provide done." said he was unimpressed with American troops from Viet- the necessary tax structure Gilligan cited bankrupt China's recent orbiting of a nam, and we must not permit and support." schools, pollution and high satelite. direct U.S. military par- ticipation in either Cambodia or I .ins " Rhodes also said Congress Rhodes announces should repeal the Gulf of Tonkin resolution to prevent "new Vietnams." Rhodes trade center site seeks the GOP Senate nomination. CLEVELAND (AP) - the center will also draw more Of the total expected cost, Democratic Senate can- Cleveland State University foreign consulates and in- $10 million has already been Atiocm'»d Pr»i. Wlr*photo has been picked as the site of ternational commerce earmarked (or the center by SWINGING GREAT-GRANDMOTHER Mrs. Irene York didate Howard Metzenbaum, Poynerte, WIs. Around 25,000 persons attended the three- also in Cleveland, told Ohio's $15 million in- operations offices to Ohio and the state. The remaining $2 watches the weekend rock festival held on her farm aear day event on the 79-year old widow's MO acre property. members of the New ternational trade center, Gov. Cleveland. million is to be financed Democratic Coalition that James A. Rhodes and Plans call for the center to through bonds. America should make sharp university officials announced be built in two "clusters," one The center will be part of cuts in the military budget. yesterday. used for research and analysis Cleveland State's new Scotland Yard uncovers kidnap plot Preliminary plans for the of international trade and the University Concourse, linked Ohio Center for International other including food service, to the school's 20-story Education and Commerce assembly halls, display areas, University Tower and its were approved by Cleveland lecture rooms and facilities block-long Classroom and 9 State trustees yesterday and for student and business Lecture Center, both now sent to the state controlling community activities. under construction Princess son in clanger? board and Ohio board of Regents, the school said. LONDON (AP )-Scotland She asked that the news be Detectives from Cannon need have no fears for the are not always shadowed by Row, the London police University officials Yard clamped tighter security kept from him. safety of her younger sons at detectives. estimated at least one year - FEATURING - division which has respon- home. Prince Andrew, 10, and linley is sixth in suc- around the children of But the story leaked to a will be needed to complete Britain's royal family last Fleet Street newspaper. An sibility for guarding the royal Prince Edward, 6, are always cession to the throne. Char Broiled Steaks and palaces, inspected security plans for the center and night in the wake of a reported anonymous called told of a closely protected, whether at Although senior Scotland another two years will be Chops plot to kidnap Princess plan to snatch her son and arrangements at Lord Buckingham Palace or Yard officers were inclined to needed for construction. Full Course Family IJnicy's school, in densely Margaret's 8-year-old son. swap him for two jailed Windsor Castle, and they do think the abduction plot had Dinner wooded country in Sussex The center is to include Lord I .in ley. gangsters, believed to be the not yet make public ap- not got beyond the early facilities for education and 12 VARIETIES The queen's sister herself notorious Kray twins now County about 35 miles south of pearances. planning stage, they were PANCAKES & WAF- London. research in international warned the boy's headmaster serving 30 years for murder. A The other royal children- treating it seriously. trade, auditoriums and FLES of possible danger when he businessman, listening on Queen Elizabeth II, away nephews, nieces and cousins- Ronald Kray is in Open Tues. thru Sat. touring Australia with her display areas. returns to his country school crossed telephone lines, told a often take walks with Parkhurst Jail, a top security State officials predict that 7:30 - 8 for the summer term today. similar tale. daughter, Princess Anne, Kovernesses or nannies and prison in the Isle of Wight off Sundays 7:30-7:00 England's south coast. His EUROPEAN twin brother, Reginald, is CHARTERS being held under similar conditions at Durham near the New York-London NOON SPECIALS DAILY Strike continues without talks northeast coast. There has Round Trip $219.8-8 to 9- been no suggestion that either 1, 6-11 to 9-1, 8-16 to 9-7. AKRON (AP)-The United Some 23,000 workers in 12 request for an injunction He said rocks were thrown had any hand in arranging the New York-Amsterdam Rubber workers strike against states have been idled by the limiting picketing. at several cars passing the plot, which reportedly in- Round Trip $239. 6-12 to 15 Goodyear Tire & Rubber strike. The spokesman said plants and that there was volved them being flown after 9-8. Co. plants was one week old Meanwhile, negotiations pickets blocked access to all considerable shoving and release to an island north of Toronto-London Round last night with no indication covering 50,000 workers in but one of Goodyear's Akron pushing yesterday morning of Australia. Trip $235. 6-30 to 8-23, 7- when negotiations might three other rubber firms are area plants late Sunday night employees entering the main Charles Kray, their father, 20 to 8-21. Call (607) 273- 412 EAST WOOSTER CLOSED MONDAYS resume. continuing under contract and had wired several gates plant where the company has called the whole thing "ab- 7S44. Day or Night. The URW has accused extensions. shut. its executive offices. solutely bloody ridiculous." Goodyear of refusing to The URW said it was resume contract talks. resuming talks with Firestone Goodyear spokesmen say the Tire & Rubber Co. and UK company is "willing to return Goodrich Co. Monday. Talks to the bargaining table when it with Uniroyal resume today. is apparent that the resump- Contracts with all of the tion of bargaining will be Big Four of the rubber in- constructive." dustry expired April 20. The company position is Goodyear went to court that the union "is going to again yesterday to press for a have to be specific and have court order limiting picketing something which will give us a at its big Akron plants. basis for bargaining." A company spokesman Talks broke off shortly said the union had violated an Giveyour before the URW called its out-of-court agreement national strike at midnight worked out last week when the April 20. company made its original WRIGHT SLACKS contact lenses ARE FOR LOOKING GOOD a bath

in order to keep vour contact1 lenses as tonight com for T.I hie .tfit) ( onvemeni as the\ meant IO he von have to lake care of them Bui until now von needed iwo 01 more separate solutions to properly prep,ire ,md maintain youi < ontai is Not with Lensme Lensme is the one lens solution for complete contact lens i are Cleaning vour contacts with Lensme retards the buildup oi foreign deposits on the lenses And soaking vour contacts in Lensme overnight assures you ol propel nOrtaUH lens hygiene You get a Iree soaking case on the bottom ol every bottle o* Lensme It has been demonstrated lhat improper storage between weanngs may result m the growth ol bacteria on the lenses This is a sure cause of eye irritation and in some cases can endanger your vision Bacteria cannot grow in Lensme which is sterile self-sanitizing, and antiseptic Just a drop or two of Lensme. before you insert your lens, coats and lubricates M allowing the lens to float more freely in the eye's fluids That's because Lensme is an "isotomc" solution which means that it blends with the natural fluids of the eye S.-»J *. t»c Let your contacts be the convenience they were meant to be Get Wright Slacks are for looking good on some Lensme. from the the hanger and on you. The secret? Fit. Munne Company. Inc. So if you want good fashion in the sea- son's newest colors and fabrics, think Wright. Wright Slacks ... try them on for size at any good store. uuriQht: slacks Peg* 4/Tht BG Ntws, Tutsdoy, April 28, 1970 Remove dmbris from rivr TO f Group plans clean-up

DO Student volunteers from vironment," said Teeple. "There is a state law the University have organized Debris removal will begin against dumping along stream a project to clean debris from at the Portage River bridge at banks," said Teeple. "We TODaY a portion of the Portage River New Rochester, six miles east hope our work will instigate .on Saturday, May 2. of Bowling Green on Route 6, people who live in the area to The volunteer group is and continue eastward along refrain from dumping trash on YOUTH INTERNATIONAL 303 Moseley Hall. PARTY composed mostly of students the river, he said. the river banks." He added who manned the information that several hundred copies of Will hold a Kultural COUNSELING CENTER Teeple, who has made table in University Hall during the law against dumping will Kampaign Kickoff from 1-5 The Growth Room will be several canoe trips on the the recent Environmental be distributed to residents of p.m. on the steps of Williams open from 1-5 p.m. for those river from New Amsterdam Teach-in, said Dick Teeple, the area next week. Hall. who wish to explore or expand as far as Elmore, said the six- junior (Ed.), who is coor- The volunteers will their relationship with mile stretch of river and dinating the clean-up project. assemble at 8 a.m. on FLYING CLUB themselves or others. banks between New Am- Saturday, May 2, at the Union. Will meet at 8 p.m. in the "We don't want the ideas sterdam and Pemberville, is A meeting to make final plans Perry Croghan Room, Union. MATHEMATICS FILM behind Earth Day to die. heavily clogged with trash and for the project will be held on ••The Whole Number Things have reached the point other debris. He said he has Tuedsay, April 28, at 7 p.m. in BETA ALPHA PSI System-Key Ideas" will be where individual cooperation even seen a discarded 200 University Hall. Anyone Will meet at 7 p.m. in the shown at 4 p.m. in Room 210 is necessary, even if on a refrigerator on the banks in interested in the project may Alumni Room, Union. Mathematical Sciences Bldg. small scale, to save our en- this area. attend

OUTING CLUB THE WIZARD OP ID by Brant porker nnd Johnny horl Will meet at 4 p.m. in Room 100, Women's Bldg. A slate of officers will be presented and f WFPiCULTieS a discussion of the May canoe WE? HAVSf trip will be held. BEEN UNf»BLEF

POLI SCI STUDENT UNION Will meet at 8 p.m. in Room

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Courtaiv ~*m>- CL3SSIFIED -«#&*>- New.photo by AUi Burrows Geography Department BOTTOMS UP! Two Sigma Nu's demonstrate the kind of quick strategy that enabled them to win the Delta Upsilon Bike Race, Sunday. The race was held in conjunction with Greek weekend activities. The m; Mm phone 352-M36 Thurs HC. News North Western Ohio. Write ire University ...iii Eor Sale •-■ Vette 427, side Mr Steven Watson. 7630 ReiU DMII7M7U Mate - Grid student or 22 and pipes and fuur*pe«*d Call 344 l otij-ratulations Analie and Hd . rVrrysbuTK. Ohio 43551 older • for 3 hdrtn stadium «4 Jim on your PlK A lavahennn Hairs * I'M*"' line per day 1 view .i|■' 170 mo itartiruj Dun and Ton to SuiniiH'f jobs Stone|(jte 'W Cuprite 396 Vinyl, four lircs inimiiiiiiii. .ivcrage "( -i June 15 154-;an • 5-7 pm Company will be at the speed *1400orbe*t offer 3&3- V-tltlK |M'I line ('ormralulatiuris hi Steph on placement office in in- Deadlines J Dill two llats Apt (or sublease 275 Varsity >>mr Alpha Cam Activation terviewing undergraduate bftQn dttto '•( publication S Summer 1 bdrm call 352 I'a Hi men Today If you live in Court frees trial data Oltt after 8 pm Great at- Eor Sale 196*> VW automatic Ihf no Ntwi ranmi UM Cleveland. Toledo. Akron - ■ttCt shift (.'all 363-2544 right U> edit nr reject any ini"|ilnrc CrottWOTd OM with the Blue Canton, or Columbus and will i laulflA] advti UstflMfll sunglasses in the U-Haul have access to a car this BOSTON (AP) - The office Mary Jo Kopechne. The transcript of the July 18 in Sen. Edward M. V.-II - rooms - double and pland Two bedroom furnished house truck Where are you" The MRHM1 Mgn up for an jp- of the chief justice of the The statement by a inquest and the judge's report Kennedy'scar which had gone sin«le Sepl 4 June 3SMG4I I"i mini MTOn which in the for summer for 3 (■iris 6000 ttuy whose coat was your potnunent at the Placement Massachusetts Superior Court spokesman in the office of on it have been impounded off a bridge into a tidal pond month each (all 354-5702 plllnw Btrvtefl office starting News Dptntofl ih'ti'l fli'N, III.' 4 man apt Mimmer. air cond . said yesterday he plans to Shief Justice G. Joseph Tauro despite a state Supreme Court on Chappaquiddick Island. valljr ■>( the advertisement. salary is SlOO-wk Sinnle rm for male student. (urn S60 mo Valentine apta . Qamau I'hrs t-omtrats make public today the tran- opinion that they should be Sen. Kennedy, who did not willb»let tide.. Irreft, charge 152-OW came after Tauro ordered and riiukint. near campus, Kaihy It Don on their Wanted Part time or full lime report the accident until about il rrpurttd m pwtun within w script and Judge's report on received custody of all the made public without delay. in-ill s "I iKibhc.itnin available now I'h 352 7365 IflgAgVfntnl and Judy & Den waitress work tl 14 - hr plus the inquest into the death of inquest documents. Miss Kopechne died last 10 hours after it occurred, said on their lavalienn*t tips must have transportation For Sale Stereo 8 track lape PERSONALS If interested call 362-Ot53 he was driving the girl to the k deck L y M (arlridi-e - SAO | Happiness is being a sister of ferry and lost his way. I 354-9763 . .1 Brief foray. 2,'> Slliipes. l.'i Mini \lph.i phi - We found il The lAWking for College students RENTALS • SALES Seven little Phi's 'ill Niieliiinnl •Hi (ieonielrie Kennedy later pleaded This Mother's l>a>. something inU'rested in full or part lime 4 I'nity . Needed 1,2 or 3 male PUZZLE .'i Honors, hinls. different, plate specially summer employment in ■olid. guilty to a charge of leaving roommates for summer 160- I iixt.i Nil/an ne Suk i Diana. Hy Jame*. Leavell II More 2" Anprnised. 17 Yields made for her from Germany WOfdWWl Ohio Excellent the scene of an accident and month.aircon- Ruziard, and Chopper You iineieul. ittt Black. JHSiiiuk' (OK. 5 rm HOUSE TO SUBLET or IVnmark Jewelry from earnings, with flexible hours EUR SUM S Main 1130 mo dilioned.Valentine apt 6506th made me give Marsha ring, ACROSS III) Mi-liilhr 7 Ael. 29 Intelligence. 40 H.ml was sentenced to a suspended Spain and Persia Register .ind opporiumty lo work part 352-0*70 ffl kca gift Valan's. 166 S ami you gave me a ring time during schoo^ year Sunn t>f i«\ stlldiollslv . term of two months in jail. Unfit. mlnerUleW N Water Mi Tana ii Main Diank \ nu Thanks and Thanks Write Mr Steven Watson. 7630 dinners 1>l llllliilll .'ill Aliove. barrier. INIMINIII, The inquest, by ruling of Need 1 female roommate. Female roommate needed to a lol, you guys 1. and 1., IJZ Heitz Rd Perrvsburg. Ohio At Hull lime, lil! Wind in II SlIOVV •■liclei III Musis. ,"il I nil with the state's highest court, was Fall' 70 - Spring ' 711 |60-mo | share apartment summer Young Republican mock 43551 (lliinliinu slriimnit III Teach. :n Gri up. shenrs. held in secret last January Call 373-5257 quarter Call Wendy at 2-5475 primary Tues April 28th See I.itlle Mary • Congrats on plant, 113 Mirr.ihe. 11 Seed :<:< Slender .YJ Bunk leaf. Table in U Hall for candidate activation - Alpha Gam Ixive WaUh for l-asal.es swing into Ill VnllIlK riiwrinii limbers. ...II If Hie and the documents impounded Skin Diving Equipment 352- Apt to sub-lease, summer can liter a lure & I "\.iii> - Your Bigs, I'i'ni li spring College night Details II IIMl.I devils. 12 OlhiTwi.w S3 S II pies. mouth. until all possibility of criminal 0175. II l.reenview start May. Married couple Jan Thurs HC. News lU'fiiiliiliiui. li.'i Html- nr UK l.umlier. .VI Cnokinu furnished, utilities. 195 mo . III Require, action had passed. Jim and Annalee - Congrats on Kari* wall, (mil Ill Plural o( ;i!l Spii il. Illellsils. '67 Triumph IRS. wire wheels ■MM >t>ur liivahering - The Pikes Ride needed desperately to Glrla: Conkhn Hall Ad SlIUlll entire Hint. 11 ('oiiinion- nli llllWllllllll The papers were scheduled 352-0175. MGreenview and from Kent Weekend of Council is sponsoring a dating ruii, DOWN 22 Devour. wenllli inirlaml. to be made public April 15, but One girl need to sublease ART STUDENT needed for May 8th Will pay very match for the weekend of May apartment [or summer 352- 9 All applications must be in Marry, I Tiilun. .'I llnrd-slielle 12 Meh.l topped .'i7 Sleeve, release was help up by I960 Honda 50 low mileage; work on hand manuscript generously Call 2-3119 Clarlnrl _' VNNISIIIMI. llllils ."ill A liner. asking 1200 - Call 3344343 after 0635 Will Pay I Call .Susan at 2-42*5 by April 30 Application must litntfue, litigation filed by Signey R. 8 pm BUSINESS O P include height, weight, name, Wnlk.il Lipman, Boston court Summer sublease Rent Thesis and dissertation typing PORTUN1T1ES lei no . address, age, color of reduced Call 352-0515 hair, and interests Send Close In. 1 1 3 4 s I 7 • t in 1 1 12 1 i stenographer, who took the Thurstin Manor apta. 451 • Call 352-5341 Kaiili'i Thurslin available summer It WANTED EDUCATION applications to Boa 153 Milelhle. M 15 n notes and typed the transcript fall Studio apta. completely '62' Chev conv great COCKL Watch for lasallex swing into MAJORS for special summer Cunklin Hall If a match is — 327. 3 spd Hurst y h 133-3747 n made you will be notified on or I.Heel of testimony at the inquest last furnished air-4-ond .cable T V spring college nght Details employment opportunity > before May 4 Curves. 11 IK January. Juiee ill [limits. 10 aajn n Kiiftiiimgcs. 1 Sheer silk 26 nel. 1 ' I Y.R.'s slate I'.iitl illilrle at Jl it aaj 11 11 11 Weiulils. IIIIIIN of Employment Opportunities 16 mock ballot iiiniiieiiiiis. >« ■ (in lt\ slli|l 38 I'linler's >i 1" The University Young llieilsures. MAY 13 40 41 ■ 42 Republicans are sponsoring a The following employment MAY 4-6 Kimls. MAY 7 Three Rivers Public Schools, Ilensl nf mock GOP primary today opportunities are available for US. Navy - Officer Can- II 14 Coldwater Board of Mich. - All areas except So. liurilen. B from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the the weeks of May 4 and May didates Cnli.r. Education, O . + Bus. Ed., Stds.. Eng., HPE bottom floor at University 11. Appointments for in- I.itlle ■ ■ 41 Gen. Sci., Sp. Ed. Brandon School District, eliililren. Hall. terviews can now be made in SCHOOLS Eraser Public Schools, Mich. - 91 194 Mich. - Open Schedule Itensons. «• 11 JO aaj All members of the the Office of Career Planning All areas except Eng., HPE, CiishiiiiiH. Trenton Public Schools - Open " University community will and Placement Services, third MAY 4 Ilinuli-t. SS SI 5» Soc. Stds. Schedule r" have an opportunity to voice floor, of the Student Services Allilelie. : Niles Community Schools, MAY 8 Huron City Schools, O. - Adm., II nine. • 0 ti their preference on state Building. Mich. - El. Ed., Speech & Highland Park Public Schools, El. El. Ed., Ovule llf il " Republican candidates, ac- Drama. Ind. Ed., French, Mich. - Bus. Ed., El. Ed., |ilmil fl M cording to club president Huron City Schools, O. - Adm., Sufi drink, Math, Music, Social Worker Eng.. Journ.. M&H HPE. " Steve Harris. El. Ed., M & W HPE, Lib. Sci., I'iliiidoiu. Tipp City Schools, 0. - Bus. Home Ec, Ind. Ed., Lib. Sci., Music. History, Sp. Ed., El. Jeweled 1 2.'10 Firl Kn Inr MM Harris remarked that the BUSINESS Ed, El. Ed. HPE, Home Ec. Math, Sp. Ed. lieinllNind. primary is an attempt to "give Consultant French, Math, Sci., Sp. Ed., Eight County Special Grosse He Township Schools, Solution In Yrnlrrda)'« I'uitlr the candidates an indication of MAY 5 OWE Education Pruject, O. - All Mich. - Bus. EM., Drivers Ed., what amount of support they Stonegate China Company - areas of Special Education have among students." English-French, Home Ec, CRYPTOCRAM — By F. II. Oveidorf Sales (Summer Positions MAY 5 West Holmes Local Schools, Ind. Ed., Math, Gen. Sci., He said the event is thought also) Coshocton City Schools, O. - O. - Ad., Music, El.Ed.. MH- to be the only one of its kind in History-French, Sp. Ed., Sp. & Wickes Corporation - Mgmt. Bus. Ed., El. Ed., Home Ec.. PE. Math-Coaching. Sp. & Hearing, Diagnostician, the state. Training Program in Lumber Ind. Ed., Math. Music. Sci., Hearing, Sp. Ed., /. O X C I. B A It It T X ZINC. Social Worker, Assistant and Building supplies mer- Geog., Sp. Ed., Sp. & Hearing Psychologist Coaches Total Mrollneit chandising. Miami County Schools, O. - International Harvester Open Schedule MAY 11 Z BK ORATION. MAY 14 Company - Open Schedule Adrian Public Schools, Mich. - Bellefontaine City Schools, O. MAY 6 reaches 14,308 S.S. Kresge's - Mgmt. Adm., Art. Remedial Eng., M - El. Ed.. Ind. Ed., Math, Trainees Heath City Schools, 0. - Art, & W HPE, Home Ec, Ger- Music, Sp. Ed., Graphics, Yesterday's cryptogram; Critic llmls our nfflii- A total of 14,308 students El. Ed.. Ind. Ed., Home Ec. man, Math, Music, Gen. Sci., Occupational Work Ad- ent society innrdinntely elTluent. are enrolled in spring quarter MAY 7 Sp. Ed., Eg.-M ATH, Science- Sp. Ed., Audio-Visual, justment classes according to DelMonte Corporation - Sales Soc. Stds. Secondary' Counselor I.akota Board of Education - University Registrar Glenn North Royalton Schools. 0. - Open Schedule Van Wormer. MAYS Open Schedule MAY 12 Mt. Gilead Exempted Village This figure includes 12,863 St. Paul Insurance Company - Granville Exempted Village Bedford Public Schools, Mich. Schools. O. - Open Schedule students on the main campus Open Schedule Schls., O. - El. Ed., WHPE, - El. Ed., Journ., M & W HPE, An unusual career opportunity and 1.325 at the three The Upjohn Company - Home Ec., Ind. Ed., French. Ind. Ed.. Sp. Ed. MAY 19 academic centers, the Lib. Sci. Technical Sales Northville Public Schools. Broward County Schools, Fla. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT IN THE PLACEMENT OFFICE NOW. Firelands branch, and ex- Lakeview School District, L0K Financial Corporation - Mich. - Open Schedule - Open Schedule INTERVIEWING MAY I tension courses. Open Schedule Mich. - Adm., Art, El. Ed., Westwood Community MHPE, Frehcn, Math, Sci., LIFE KENTUCKY FINANCIAL CORPORATION LOL'ISVII.I.E. KENTUCKY The totals represent an Schools, Mich. - Art, El. E. MAY 20 increase of 1,139 students over MAY 12 Spec. Ed. Ed., Ind. Ed., Math, Music, The financial Held off en tremendous potential for service to the Pioneer Joint Vocational spring quarter last year, with New York Life Insurance Ashland City Schools. 0. - Art, Gen. Sci., Physics public and for personal income. Yon will be licensed to market School, O. - Data Processing, an increase of 857 on the main Company - Sales & Sales El. Ed., Eng., Math, Music, L'Anse Creuse Schools, Mich. securities and protection programs. This is a lifetime career Bus. Ed., English-Social Stds., campus and 282 at the bran- Mgmt. Sci., History *- El. Ed., M It W HPE. Ind. providing personal satisfaction and unusual opportunity for American Studies (willing to ches. Included in the figures UARCO, Inc. - Sales Brown City Community Ed., Lib. Sci., Math, Music, advancement with one of the nations fastest growing give temporary certification) are 128 incoming freshmen Schools, Mich. - Open Bio., Gen. Sci., Sp. Ed., Sp. & Broward County Schools, Fla. organiiatioof. Substantial Starting Salary. Schedule and 134 transfer students. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Hearing - See May 19 Tht BG Ntw*, Tuesday, April 28, 1970/Pog. 5 Cloud predicts victory

By THE ASSOCIATED Cloud takes to the skies Metzenbaum said he con- Senatorial candidate John PRESS Tuesday for a tour of siders President Nixon and his Glenn, a Democrat, hat notheastern and northwestern policies "the one overriding scheduled appearances in State Auditor Roger Cloud Ohio, where he is expected to issue" in the May i Senatorial Toledo, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Monday predicted victory in talk on drugs and crime. primary. Youngstown, Akron, hit race for the Republican Paul W. Brown and Donald Metzenbaum will make a Hamilton, Springfield, Dayton gubernatorial nomination, as E. Lukens, the other chief follow-up visit to the and Columbus. He is con- candidates barnstormed the contenders for the GOP Cleveland. Akron and sidered Metzenbaum's chief state with one week remaining gubernatorial nomination, are Youngstown areas Friday. rival. before the May 5 primary. covering a great deal of Cloud made the prediction ground, this week. in a talk to Mahoning County On the Democratic side, Republican women amid an High Howard Metzenbaum, can- ll-stop. 483-mile helicopter didate for the Democratic U.S. swing through central and Senatorial nomination, has northeastern Ohio. scheduled an airplane tour of He noted endorsements by Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton, affect most of Ohio's major daily Cincinnati and Columbus at high altitudes reported this newspapers and wide support Tuesday, with news con- ST. LOUIS. Mo. (AP)-The by Ohio public officials as higher a heavy drinker goes, Monday at the Aerospace ferences at each stop. Medical Association meeting. reasons for his confidence. Announcing the tour, the faster he gets high. Three researchers who The researchers who studied the effects of alcohol presented their findings on alcohol are Dr. E. Arnold Ass*clsfs4 Pi.it Wircskots Higgins, John A. Vaughan and U.S., China Gordon K Funkhouser of the PROTESTING STUDENTS Interrupt last Thursday's Presidential Adivisory Council Civil Aeromedical Institute in meeting at Ohio University, demanding to discuss ROTC's presence on campus with Summer Jobs Oklahoma City, Okla. University President Claude R. Sow le. The fifty students also protested the arrest of In their study, they hired 60 nine demonstrators who attend a ROTC class the day before. Sowle agreed to meet StoMfnte plan meef with the students Friday afternoon. paid male volunteers, ages 21 Cimpiai to 31, to drink 100 proof WASHINGTON ,iD- whisky, then sit in an altitude State Department officials chamber to simulate the Ui.tr|ri..at. confirmed today that the altitude of planes. 'The Country Wife' opens United States and Communist Some were given high ■•■ fro..: China will meet in Warsaw dosage-six onces, or the Cleveland May 20 for the third time this equivalent of four strong Toledo year. cocktails, mixed with cola. tomorrow; Earl Boon stars Akron-Canton Peking made a terse an- The others were given half Columbus nouncement that the am- that amount. All drinks were Actor Earl Boen will star professor of speech, is costumes. Stonrgate summer bassadors of the two countries adjusted to the body weight of as guest artist when the directing the production. Sets Tickets for the play, which internship program would meet on that date by the subject, because alcohol University Theatre's were designed by John will run through Saturday, are offers an unusual ex- agreement between the two takes effect faster on thin production of William Hepler, associate professor of available at the box office. perience for men. This sides. people. Wycherly's "The Country speech, and Miss Mildred Lit, University Hall. Admission is is sales work on an The third meeting in the The researchers found that Wife" opens tomorrow night instructor in speech styled the $.25 for students. appointment basis. No present series, to be held at the heavy drinkers "had a in the Main Auditorium. door-to-door or can- the Chinese embassy, comes significantly higher blood Curtain time is 8 pjn. vassing. Starting salary three months after the last alcohol level" at 20.000 feet Boen appeared for three DON'T LET $100-wk. based not on talk was held at the U.S. than those ingesting the same years with the Sir Tyrone sales, but on making a embassy in Warsaw on Feb. amount at 12,000 feet or at Guthrie Theatre in Min- specif ir number of calls. 20. ground level. neapolis, and has completed EARTH DAY DIE !! We will be on campus in seasons with the Seattle the Student Career Tepertory, the Center Opera Portage River Clean-Up Planning and local judge in hospital Company, and the Oregon Placement Office To- Shakespeare Festival. He has May 2 day. April 28. 1970. Common Pleas Court Court House. also served as guest artist Judge Floyd A. Coller remains Students may sign up Presently, the Sixth with the University of ANYONE INTERESTED MEET TUESDAY, for apt. by visiting the in Wood County Hospital this District Court of Appeals in California at Davis, APRIL 28, 200 U. HALL AT 7 p.m. plarement offices. week undergoing a series of Toledo is considering Judge Kalamazoo College, and tests to determine his specific toller's eligibility to retain his Dartmouth College. ailment. position on the bench in light The judge, 71, is reportedly of a Toledo attorney's ap- Supporting Boen will be not bed-ridden, however, a pealed motion that Judge Hugh Hookway, graduate Associated Pr*s» Wlrsshsf* local general surgeon Dr. Paul Coller is too old to hold an Ohio student, Prudy Miller, junior DIVING TO SAFETY is Buffalo fireman Frank R. Overhulse is handling judgeship. (LA.), Bob Arnold, senior Podiiadlo ai flames shoot out of a house on the Judge Coller's case. A decision is expected by (Ed.), Krisha Fairchild, city's east side. Podsladlo suffered burns on both Visiting judges have been the appeals court within two freshmen (Ed.), and Steve ears in the blaze that took the life of a 4-year-old handling Judge Coller's court weeks, according to local Walker, sophomore (LA.). girl. docket at the Wood County sources. Dr. Allen White, assistant QJlir zL tsaneiisanello s SmurrBttt) Delivery In Portable Ovens FALSTAFF BREWING CORPORATION op PHONE IN COOPERATION WITH 352-6782, 5166 THE UNIV. OF TOLEDO STUDENT UNION BOARD 5 pm- lam - 2am Fri & Sat present in concert Congratulations JIM & ANN on your Pi Kappa Alpha lavaliering your big brother T.G.

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Vote i. the PriHory for PAUL W. easy £oi ng Comfort's everybody's bag Her "south of the border" BROWN today. And the new tank look comes from this light- tops from Brentwood ex- ning stripe poncho over FOR GOVERNOR and Sweden's Mecki Mark Men press it better than any- matching slacks. The dark- UNIV. of TOLEDO FIELD HOUSE-MAY 8th—8:00 P.M. thing. Believe it or not, he's est stripe is matched by a flattering rib-knit mock tur- TICKETS: $1.50 (U. of Toledo Students)-$2.50 (General Public) going to class and you can MOCK PRIMARY believe he's cool in more tle shell. Smart ensemble. TICKETS ON SALE AT: Student Union—Headquarters ways than one. Today April 28th Adam-Needle-Downtown Sound-Disc Records in U-HALL FOR INFO. 536-3232 31?? HtuurrBtty g^up 'alstjff Brewing Corp . St. Louis. Mo Produced fly Cnterniedia Futures Corp, N Y L J H2*! E. WOOSTER Sponsored by Young Xs«#* 352-51*5052-5! MON-SAT 9 a.m. to 5:31 p.m. Republican Club Page 6 The BG News Tuesday. April 28, 1970 Soviets fire satellites MOSCOW (API-Following Chinese launch, but no an- The Soviets have peices. up Red China's space effort, nouncement was made until demonstrated the capability, The test was observed by the Soviet Union announced Monday. however, of maneuvering Western trackers but waa Monday it has lobbed a cluster The Chinese feat is still a unmanned spacecraft In orbit, never published in the Soviet of eight satellites into orbit prime topic of conversation and intercepting and Union. with a single rocket. among Russians although the destroying other objects In The Soviet multiple launch The United States per- Soviet press has reported only space. could have military or formed the same feat four that a satellite was launched This was done recently in a scientific purposes. Three of times, starting in 1965. from Chinese territory. three-craft experiment In the U.S. eight-craft launches Only scant information has There was no indication which two Soviet satellites were described officially ai been released in Moscow that the eight-craft Soviet approached another that had "defense communications'.' about the experiment which experiment will be used to been launched earlier, then The last U.S. multiple appears to be one of the most observe or disturb the Chinese apparently by ground com- launch of this magnitude took complex ever carried out satellite. mand all three were blown to place June 13, 1968. under the Soviet cosmos program. The spacecraft, numbered Cosmos 336 through Cosmos 343, were revolving around the Bomb shatters Louisiana's earth in a near-circular orbit about 900 miles high. The purpose of the shoot has been described only as state senate; none injured "space research," the usual cover for all the secret BATON ROUGE, La. (AP; vestigators were expected in There have been no launchings in the busy Cosmos - Government probes began the case. arrests. program. today into the powerful A dynamite bomb ripped I.I. Gov. C.C. Aycock, now Soviet propaganda is ex- dynamite blast that shattered the ornate marble chamber at in his third term aa the pected to exploit the Soviet the Louisiana Senate about 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Senate's presiding officer, launch as far as its secret Chamber Sunday night. Capitol officials put the said the bombing Is "very nature allows in an attempt to No one was injured. damage at 1500,000. Jerry typical of the drift we're Rubin at UCLA offset the shock of the first State and city police were Bennett, state buildings taking across this country Jerry Rubin, leader of the Youth Iaternatiooal i-i.i..„V(. satellite, put in orbit meeting with officials of the superintendent, predicted that away from law and order. Party (YIPPIE) and one of the defendants fa the Friday. East Baton Rouge Parish the Senate could use the "It's very fortunate that The eight Soviet craft were sheriff's office to determine a chamber when the legislature the bomb wasn't set for 12 recently completed Chicago conspiracy trial, spoke orbited just one day after the course of action. FBI in- convenes May 11 for its hours later." at UCLA Friday, April 17. After the speech, a group of students marched on Chancellor Charles E. regular 1970 session. His legislative After inspecting the Young's residence, nailed a list of demands to his management and efficiency door and went swimming in his private pool. damage Sunday night, Gov. committee was set to meet at John McKeithen said the blast 10 a.m. today in the Senate. Rubin's talk centered around what he called the blatant hypocrisies of American Justice as STUDENTS «• FACULTY was the work of a The meeting was changed to revolutionary or a madman. evidenced most recently by the Chicago conspiracy the House. trial. 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THIS WEDNESDAY The 'Pizza Feast' INTERFRATERNITY PIZZA EATING CONTEST Free drinks for all spectators M rtaMe... Anti-Panther law stalls TOLEDO (AP)--The Council voted 6-1 to post- was a result of two nights of Panthers and a group Toledo City Council voted pone action on the ordinance confrontation last week called the Black Cardinals yesterday to indefinitely that would have prohibited between Black Panthers and have agreed to work to keep postpone action on a con- carrying of all firearms, Toledo police. About 20 guns off the street while they troversial law aimed at knives and other weapons in Negroes, armed with rifles "talk out" their problems with restricting activities of armed public places and cars. and shotguns, twice city officials. bands of Black Panthers. The proposed ordinance surrounded patrol cars last Council met more than six week and ordered them out of hours Saturday, but failed to the predominately black Dorr act on the proposed Bond set at $10,050 Street area. legislation. The ordinance, backed by for McWhirter case Mayor William Ensign and the Acting police chief Robert local Fraternal Order of Duck warned, "If the law is Loy McWhirter. 19, from In a related event Police, was postponed not passed and passed fast, we Boonesville, North Carolina, yesterday, the University said because the council com- are going to be in a state of remains in the Wood County it intended to charge for clean- mittee on human relations warfare." Jail following her arrent last up operations resulting from a asked time to consider Pan- The gun restriction law can Wednesday by campus benefit concert held Saturday ther complaints of police only be reconsidered by security officers on charges of to raise bail money for Miss brutality. majority vote of the council. possession of marijuana and McWhirter. I'M 1 aril kaatal . . , || ai trespassing. The benefit, held on the Bond has been set at plaza of the Student Services $10,050. and her arraignment Building, lasted from noon Court ok's hearing Pino in Municipal Court is i.*.•*..! t-. II i..,. until 10:30 p.m. and included It- If I*" scheduled for 9 am Friday. rock groups and folk singers. Chv... II 00 IMS tl.VO Miss McWhirter, who is not A total of $325 was raised. Oman 1.10 i.»s roo on abortion laws sivua* no i.so l.is a student, was arrested as she Raymond Whit taker, dean P.pp.r.0! 1.10 ISO 1.1J was reading a book in the of students, said he had asked WASHINGTON (AP)-The Judge Gerhard A. Gesell said Anchavia. 1.20 I.SO MS main lobby of Kohl Hall. It is the office of Buildings and Maahraam MO ISO MS Supreme Court agreed the law was invalid because Oraan •••»... MO ISO MS reported she had been staying Facilities to submit an yesterday to hear arguments the word "health" was not Oraan Oli.. MO ISO 3 33 at the residence hall for some estimate of the clean-up costs. on the constitutionality of the defined. That is, he reasoned, 30 ISO MS time. Canadian lacan 110 I 50 3 35 The bill will be sent to Middle District of Columbia's physicians could not know Mam MO I.SO 3 33 Gass Youth, the sponsoring abortion law. what they could do legally and Salmi I 30 ISO 1.11 organization. The Justice Department, what they were forbidden to Shrimp MO ISO 3 35 Combin.f.on of an, Iwa ... 1.40 1.71 l.M Len Estrin, who is in had appealed to the high court do. Crary Oaarpa'a Spatial .... 1.40 1.75 1.40 charge of raising the money when tne law was nullified by The Justice Department, in li.ua*. o..«i> P.alia' . Sp.,,.1 l.M 1.15 1.11 Number/9 for bail, said he did not know a federal judge here. The appealing, said the ruling lnn|i. O.li.. .IMIIIII. inliiiBi. tin. Pi.ai how much the bill would be review could seal the fate of freed all licensed physicians Submarlnt S.ndwich...... Itf. to Kin* 1.50 The "weekly" Number 9 and Dean Whittaker declined abortion laws across the land. in the capital to patmui Chilian 11.40 Shrimp 51.70 section of the BG News needs Doc P.ppar 7-Up Papal Root Saar Oranaa Calfaa Tta Mill 5.15 to give any estimate. The local law had abortions on pregnant women aeifti's P.. your help to remain such. The clean-up involved the prohibited abortions except for any reason. Free Delivery Call 353-1444, 352-5177 or 352-9111 Send all your excellent ar- elimination of chalk drawings when "necessary for the Thirty-six states have 1004 5. Htln ticles to Number 9, located from the plaza. Students preservation of the mother's abortion laws but they are not within the confines of the BG connected with the benefit health." all alike. News office, University Hall, labeled the clean-up "un- The hearing will be held Several states are in the or send them to Barb Jacola, necessary" and the proposed next fall. process of liberalizing their same address. billing "absurd." Last November, US. Dist. laws or have already done so. Tht BG News, Tuesday, April 28, 1970/Paot 7 Stickers gain 'sweet' revenge

By Jack Carle ever defeated the Kg Red. The importance of the clearing the ball down the was worked by the three at- Assistant Sports Editor And. maybe it was fitting in game was revealed in the field as well as putting in a tackers, Dohms, Bruce a way as Bowling Green preparation that was taken in complete patterned offense. Correll and Steve Sachse and Well, all the adjectives and gained sweet revenge for last the week of practice before the Both of these were done in the midfield units. cliches can be thrown oat in year's 19-4 shelling they ab- contest and in the celebration complete secrecy. The game strategy was to praise for the Falcon lacrosse sorbed at Denison. The vic- that took place afterwards. In The new clearing system stick with the patterned of- team as they achieved a tory was extremely sweet for both cases it seemed like the was worked to perfection as fense no matter what hap- number of firsts in the victory seniors John Dohms, Bill Super Bowl, the World Series was the offensive pattern. The pened. As it turned out BG ver Denison. 8-6. Burch, Jim Newcity, Sal and the Stanley Cup were all clearing was worked with the Jumped out to an early 2-0 lead It was the first time Zanfardino and Joe Zim- riding on the game. defenseman throwing the ball in the first period. However, )enison has lost a league merman as they were able to In the week before the the entire length of the field to Denison made their move in ame in four years. It was beat the Big Red for the first game Mickey Cochrane had an attackman near the goal. the second period and the Jso the first time that BG had time in their collegiate i installed a new system of The patterned offensive game was tied 4-4 at the half. But, that was about all the Denison had to give as they were shut-out in the third period and were held to two insufficient goals in the last period. So BG could stay with the pattern and they were not in any real big trouble. So the two new tactics in the Falcon game plan were worked to perfection but it was the midfield play that decided the game. "The game was won on the midfield as our middies outplayed theirs," said Cochrane. John Brizendine got things .rolling as usual by winning the opening faceoff and just about every other one in the game. Then Brizendine and the other middies Zimmerman, Zan- fardino, Sam Giarrusso, and Art Curtis worked with the attackers to score. Then they raced back to help out the defense to keep the Big Red from putting the ball in the net. Middies Brizendine, Zimmerman and I Jef Elsmo figured in the scoring as did attackers Correll and Dohms. Cochrane tabbed Brizendine, Zimmerman, Correll and Burch for their excellent games and everyone else for their great efforts. Also a factor in the game *as the delegation of fans that vere present and the noise hey put out. Even though here was a doubleheader and arious other campus ac- vities the stickers still drew crowd of 500 And they eUed like 5,000. Cochrane felt vat this had a definite effect n the Falcons and the way ley played. "It had to be our biggest toroase win aver at Bowling Iran," concluded Cochrane. BG 22 1 3-8 Nvwspholo by Klrt Bobud.t Denison I49t-I A VICTORY salute la given to lacrosse coach Mickey Cochrane by the victorious ;0AI.S-BG Correll (4), Falcon team as they carried him oil the field after their 8-t triumph over the a-taendlne (2), Zimmerman Denison Big Red. The win was Bowling Green's first over the Big Red and moved ad Elimo. the Falcons into first place in the Mid-west lacrosse league. Denison Ferguson (2), tmerson, Haynle and Jazarub.

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