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By Jose Cull In a memorandum submitted to In minority programs should have." the Sufi Reporter Kothe last week, the Black Caucus said statement said any restructuring ol the position ol In the statement. Dr Kothe said he The positions of inlerim-only CO- assistant to the provost lor minority will recommend to the vice president assistants to the provost (or minority alfairs must include more than just a lor resource planning that the co- alfairs remain vacant relabelling ol the present position ordinator ol minority programs be Disagreement and dissatisfaction The statement said the restructuring seated on Budget Council from the Black Caucus and the Chicano must include the following He said the Other two committee community concerning the name and •Changing Ihe title from assistant to memberships are determined by the function of assistant to the provost for the provoal for minority allairs University charter and bylaws of the minority affairs have slowed the - Qranting real responsibilities and Hoard ol Trustees administration's task of filling these authority which include a seat as a in Rathe suggested that the Black posts voting member ol Budget council. Caucus select a representative University Provost Kenneth W Academic Council and ihe President s delegation ol Iroin one to eight persons Kothe last week offered part-time Council to discuss matters further. appointments to in John Scott, - Budgel analysis and fiscal officer The Coordinator ol Minority associate professor of speech. Floyd lor all minority programs Programs is responsible for the Bagwell, a counselor in the Student administration, development and Development Program, and Angola IN A STATEMENT submitted to 1)1 liialion ol minority programs. Serna, a graduate student and member Kothe late lasl week, Semi and Reyes e include Upward Hound, the of the Chicane community. submitted their resignations i in Development Program, the "We. as Chicano representatives Ethnic Studies Program and Project DR. ROTHE also accepted July 20 were oi the understanding thai tins ap- Search the recommendation from La Union de pointment was to be a lair and equal Esludiantes Latinos that he appoint representation of the minorities on this THE STATEMENT said this person Serna and Hubert Iteyes. a member of campus will report to the provost and will: the Chican.i community, to work in "We have llius learned thai Ihe Assist in a progressive increase in conjunction with Bagwell and Dr Black Caucus representatives have employment of minority faculty and Newiphoto by Mkhaet 0. Orane Scott declined the appointment to this posi staff, and enrollment of minority However. Bagwell. Dr. Scott. Serna lion And. it is with the concept ol Ian students, in order lo achieve a multi- Powerless Despite a now boiler and gat tlorago tank at tho University Power Plant, the and Reyes have since rejected the pott representation that we regret to ethnic university profile, inordinate planning anil facility will continue to burn coal duo to tho energy criiii. lions until the administration agrees to announce our resignation lo the CO tower a number of demands. interim position as assistants to Ihe development of minority academic provOSl for minority affairs," Ihe programs; statement said -Serve as a budget supervisor and Iteyes and Serna said they agreed fiscal officer for minority programs: that the Minority Allairs is in need ol -Programmalically communicate Power plant plan de-energized restructuring and suggested a the needs of minorities to Ihe faculty coordinator <•■ minority allairs would and administration. be appropriate Seek external funding lor new programs Iroin the federal govern- By Weady Click THEN ALONG CAME the energy requested until 1974 and would not be the job site The mammoth caldron In a statement sent to the Black shortage in late 1972 ' We h.ive been allocated until 1975. Beatty added Caucus July 24, In Kothe said he ment and elsewhere. .uses about 1.000 pounds of coal per -Serve as a consultant and 'The energy crisis has stymied unable lo purchase oil and gas because We ran t file for money sooner than- Asur, or the equivalent in gas or oil. agreed with the proposal that Ihe administrative liaison to the university efforts by the University Power Plant of the shortage. Beatty explained November. 1974.' the director said, position should carry specific Beatty noted. community concerning minority to reduce air pollution.' claimed F Thus, they will continue to burn coal, because the legislature has us The construction of an oil storage budgetary authority and responsibility "The job description does require a allairs Eugene Beatty. director of buildings despite the new facilities scheduled to submit capital requests tank, the second stage of the plan, is title other than assistant It The nature of the position requires and facilities "Coal will be burned llic majorit) "' every two years. Our last requisition nearly completed The third phase, corresponds best to the oilier positions that the person have a terminal 1974.' he predicted If the crisis was in November of 1972 connecting up and piping the new Plant officials decided over three in ihe provost's oil ice which carry the degree, regardless of academic continues, and we re forced 10 use boiler, is expected to be finished by years ago to change their fuel from title 'coordinator' and my preference specially Some administrative coal, we may install devices lo clean Jan 1. 1974, according to the director. coal to a combination of oil. gas and is. therefore to change Ihe title to experience is necessary and salary the air as it comes out the smoke THE PLANT IS still executing its Two major delays have thwarted the coal in an effort to reduce pollution and coordinator ol minority programs depends upon the qualifications of the stack PreclpitatOTI and scrubbers three stage plan to prepare for an plan The state legislature deliberated damaging hot ash effluent. The Statement said Dr Kothe person hired placed inside the slack would I liter out eventual fuel change at the end of the from Julv ol 1971 to May of 1972 before expects those who cany Ihe title ol The slate legislature allotted {700.000 particles of pollution energy crisis. Beatty said appropriating money for the project vice provosl to carry out whatever The BC News plans to publish in May 1972 for a new boiler and a This air-cleansing system would coal The first phase was to order a new The other hindrance to progress was duties may arise which Dr Kothe is a literary supplement in the Aug. storage tank to accommodate the new an estimated hall million dollars and boiler that could be fired with gas or getting contract bids from eight or nine forced to delegate by the pressure ol 9 issue Creative writing fuels Construction began Tequire approval by the stale oil, as well as coal, the stand-by fuel It construction companies, the number other work submissions should be mailed or immediatelv legislature. Funds lor it could not be took a year for it to be built and sent to now involved "SUCH A STATUS would hamper delivered to the News office, 106 and limit the independent University Hall, no later than Excessive costs delay construction responsibility which the coordinator of Friday Aug. 3. of Wood County Animal Shelter
Editor's sole: This is the secoad a lot of good suggestions for the The facility does not come under The new shelter, twice promised by article la a two-part series examiaiag architects " federal scrutiny, but if it did. it would the Commissioners, will probably not the "pet problem" in Wood Coaaty. He is not discouraged by the over- violate at least 60 provisions of the get finished until next year. bidding last week Miller added. Federal Animal Act of 1970. according Ault said. "1 don't expect the shelter By Lit Bobbltt We're optimistic and we think that it to former City Dog Warden Bill to be built by the first of the year. will get off the ground by August 1 Barrows. Contractors have told us that it will "We definitely need a new animal , hope that rebids will open by August The method now used by the wardens take at least 180 days to build.' shelter, but we don't need a gold-plated 15" to exterminate the dogs is by shooting But, he adds. There is a definite one." said Wayne Roe. former The only thing that discourages them through the head with a .22 need for the shelter, no question about caretaker at the Wood County Dog Miller is that the society was lounded automatic pistol, at different times of it What we need to do now is look into Pound around the animal shelter, and as soon the week. the building to see what changes need His statement seems to reflect the as that is finished, some people will The Humane Society has proposed to be made. Then we'll rebid it or raise over-all feelings of the members of the loose interest." he stated that euthanasia, shots that put dogs "to the estimated cost Humane Society about the estimated The Society has opposed the sleep", be used instead, and Funded through federal revenue cost of the proposed animal shelter conditions ol the present dog pound, veterinarians have been contacted for sharing and County piggyback tax. the Sandra Rowland, executive vice which is located in a converted water a rough estimate of what it would cost proposed shelter has faced no president of the Humane Society, said shed near the Old County Home The per dog organized opposition. before bids opened to contractors last building is 20 by 25 feet and contains six Presently, the County pays fifty Miller said the only voiced week. I know the animal shelter can cages. cents per dog to the Weston Fertilizer complaints have come from taxpayers be built for much less than what the There are an estimated 35 to 50 dogs Co. to be taken away and used who usually don't want to spend architects have estimated." in the pound a week Wayne Roe, said Euthanasia would be a little more money anyway." Architects' plans for the animal the conditions, weren't too good. For expensive, but Society members have But he added. "I almost wish we had shelter originally calculated the cost at one thing, the place was too darn asked veterinarians to give the County some opposition because we could put $30,000 The next estimate was $60,000 small. They couldn't take care of their low prices. them down so easily." The present estimate is now at dogs right " $86,000. which includes the building. permanent pens, offices, heating, plumbing and electrical work Yet. it is still too much. The lowest bid made for construction of the facilities was $101.911 The proposed site for the new shelter is southeast of the New County Home on Linwood Road Sanitary require- ments have added to the contmction costs County Commissioner Paul Ladd said, "We will look into the alternatives of building a water well or relocating the shelter." Meanwhile, representatives from the Ne wipholo by Gone J. Puskor architectural firm and Humane Society will meet today to discuss the An artist* conception of tho proposed Wood County Animal beat way to cut costs to keep within the Shelter, loft, is contrasted to tho present pot shelter whkh it limits of the budget. located in a converted water shed near tho Old County Home. Dave Miller, journalist and member of the Humane Society, said. "We have Architects estimate the new building will cost $86,000. 2/Tha BG New, Thursday. July ?* 1973 X black greek housing not funded
By George N. Miller Let me not leave out any of the facts. THE ALPHAS HAVE made more AT THAT TIME, one of the Deltas Gaest Columnist The University did find a house for than the best of their home. I'm sure and myself asked to be included, and ultimate bug Delta Sigma Theta on S Prospect. This they won't mind me inviting anyone to we were told we would be We were A reminder... house was used by the Center for see for himself 11 am nol a member of ready for immediate action. The wonders that have COOK to be known under the all- During last week's pre registration Hesearch in Social Behavior It is now that fraternity, but one of the ones As yet, to my knowledge, nothing has encompassing term "Watergate" have not yet ceased program, a Black parent stopped me to being moved to Hayes Hall. whom the administration verbally been done to even get the committee in :• ; The investigating committee has finally unearthed the ask where the Black Iraternity and I'm sure the Deltas are relieved promised a house when I was an motion ultimate bug in the Oval Office ol the President sorority houses were located It's a since they did not know about their new innocent freshman. I Can the University explain to all A former White House staffer revealed our ('resident's good thing she stopped to ask home lor the coming year until school concerned, especially parents who pay She had noticed the new fraternity was out for the summer I wonder how Further, the University was nice taxes, why the University can spend affinity for sound equipment was so strong that he has been houses, and that the old fraternity and the research center feels about the enough to extend the lease on the house over two million dollars in two years secretly taping everything said in his office! and on his sorority houses were being "rebuilt." move'' lor two more years, hoping they can on white greek housing renovations, telephones for the last two years as she put it. Alpha Phi Alpha also has a house lind another house in the interim. Will and yet the administration remains It is easy to see why Senator Krvin has such a great interest I gave a shamelul laugh, because that needs renovations, vet they have they receive any money for unmoved and has neglected to take the ■ . in these tapes--the content could be compared to the testimony Black greek housing does not exist on nol received any since they have been renovations lor the next two years'' necessary action to bring about and would prove once and lor all the extent of Nixon's campus, but only on S. Prospect in two living there since 1966 Only the spirit in the sky knows lor equitable arrangements for Black older houses, about five blocks limn sure involvement In contrast, the University has greeks' campus Delta Sigma Theta sorority poured over a MILLION DOLLARS in Hut the President is being selfish with his tapes There may be many explanations for and Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity occupy the new Iraternity row In some cases, After several meetings with this. Until proven otherwise, we prefer He insists that he has every right to withhold such evidence those houses ihcse renovations were used lor holes University officials, the Black greeks to believe that University officials from the investigating committee on the grounds that they in the walls, broken chairs mot normal were told that a committee to STUDY have simply lorgotten the issue and its don't have the constitutional authority i<> require a president DELTA SIGMA THETA sorority wear and tear), writing on walls, etc . small group living units would be seriousness to surrender personal hies < which she belonged to) had a house on simply not taking pride in their own i"i mill The date of this statement was Hopefully this should serve as a Such excuses are damning. The President is inviting campus, but the University closed the homes! Tuesday May 8, 1973. reminder suspicion by appearing as if he has something to hide house because of "the cost of renovation and inadequate fire If he has been honest about his non involvement and non- protection " criminality, then the President could exonerate himself with The cost of renovation was estimated the tapes and clear the air at $49,150 minimum At that time the Evidently this is not the case II looks like a long, hard battle University did not have a replacement chronic watergatifis strikes ahead for the most conclusive evidence yet for the Krvin They offered them and other Black committee greek organizations a wing in Ihe dorms which would be remodeled lor each organization By Nicholas von Hoffman l'he news of this happy event so ratting on him. he'll have to be very The cost lo the University would be surprised our leader that he jumped careful about whom he asks. about $25,000 in which 14 students could President Truthful's reputation for out of his chair and landed on his Maybe he could get Charles Colson. live, compared to $87,000 to $121,000 veracity is so enfeebled that, upon the posterity. Ihe former White House aide who name game being spent to renovale the white announcement that he was going to the While there is no doubt that Senator modestly declines to take credit for the Iraternity houses and sorority houses, hospital, some people diagnosed his Sam is the most dangerous political forgeries of the Kennedy State with 15 students to a small house and 42 illness as an acute attack ol the chronic opponent that Mr Nixon has ever had What's in a name" Department cables students to a large house Watergatitis Irom which he suffers. to face, it still seems certain that Apparently, quite a bit. . .is the Black Caucus and the In addition, they will receive extra President Truthful's trip to the TECHNICALLY. IT'S a tough job. ('hicano community are concerned money for in-house renovations The relapse seemed to coincide with hospital was completely bonaf ide. but maybe it can be done Look at the Considering the stacks ol memoranda, appointments, This alternative was taken away Senator Sam's calling up lor an To lake it, he would have needed miracle ol John Dean Personal resignations, consultations and misinterpretations concerning Irom all of us. including the Delta's appointment, and the lucky hit by one lorged X-rays and a corps of lying because of negative feedback Irom hall ol the committee's lawyers that doctors Of late, his luck with forgery Presidential lawyer Herbert the appointments ol interim-only co-assistants to the provost Kalmbach. ex-Attorney General John directors, students in those dorms and resulted in Alexander Butterfield and prevarication have been so bad he for minority aflairs. it would be easy to say "Let's cut the red Mitchell, and who knows how many many ol the student services stall revealing that the President is a self- probably wouldn t have chanced it. tape and get on with the business ol Idling the positions rather bugger. more to come say they just took orders than bickering over a name.'' (rom oltice boy Dean--who was such a WE ALSO DID nol like this Here we had thought that Ihe Loud JUST THE OTHER day Nixon But it the naming ol an essential University post is so power he worked a year in the White "alternative" but accepted. It was family was a little peculiar because lorged an entire air war in Cambodia House without ever talking to the boss important to the minority groups on this campus that they are then told to us that it was no longer they let themselves be bugged for a out ol existence. There is even a rumor willing to fight lor what they feel Is greatly needed that in addition to talsifying the available because of the reasons lew months Presumably, you get used At that rate. Dean may be the first representation, then a satisfactory solution cannot be attained mentioned above to it after a while, but there must have records to obliterate 1.400 bombing raids he sent in an army ol bulldozers man in history to be promoted after until the name is agreeable to all come an afternoon when Pat came to being lired Al this rate, by the time the Oval Office door and said. "Dick. I lot ill in the craters Members ol the Black Caucus, the Chicano community and the two German Shepherds take the want to talk tovou." II a man has just had a whooper that University administrators must work together i<> keep the let's hear from you witness stand, they re going to testily "So talk ' size exposed, it stands to reason that that I ican hired them channels ol communication unclogged and to produce a The lit; News welcomes all letters to he'd wait a couple ol days before workable solution lo the minority aflairs problem While we watch John Deans the editor and opinion columns Letters "EITHER STEP INTO the hall or telling another one spectacular posthumous career may comment on any othei letter. turn the goddamn machine oil " In any event, if President advancement, we can guess whether or column or editorial "Pat." says our President in a voice Munchausen is cranking Xigglelnlz up not they bugged the hospital room II Letters should be a maximum ol MO letters k ol strained tolerance. I'm busy I'm lo tell another one ol his beauts, it they did, we'll either have the dialogue words typewritten We ask Ihal trying to decide if we'll have to ration ought to concern the tapes They'll Of the leader telling General Haig to columns be no more than four typed bread and il I should invite Brezhnev have to give Senator Sam and his North kite the thermometer a degree or we'll pages triple-spaced . .co-op offers students options back to explain. If I've told you once. Carolina Jug Hand a copy ol all those have (he first tape recording ever The News maintains the right I" edit I've told you a hundred times. I'm tape-recorded conversations with made ol a Presidential sneeze ;X4l is unfortunate that main new Yes thai is the Centres building, all submissions that exceed these bugging myself for posterity " Dean. Ilaldeman. F.hrliehman, el al.. limits, with respect to Ihe laws ol libel These could be sold (or a dollar ;:»t»4*iiis (in campus, both pi. real and thai s where YOl H Coop is at The Pat looks at him for a minute, taps but it they do. they'll either have to store where students are living to help and proper taste apiece with Ihe proceeds going to the vsuoinu'i session students, do nol her foot and then answers. doctor them or be hoisted on their own Letters and columns must include Ihe Republican National Committee and •feaGRine the alternative which the other students Posterity's beginning to bug me " reels : B.C Student t'o-op offers them author's name, address and phone the gesundheils to the President Hill Manson number, and may be mailed to the Who's he going lo gel to do It'.' So This student-operated, non-profit Pal. I'm the President " More lives "I"1 the option in deal with MB Sixth St. Editor, co The BG News I OK "OK . you tell Posterity you re many of the White House Horribles Copyright. 1*73. The Washington Post- other •.nidi nis rather than with profit Apt No. 12 University Pall about lo become a grandfather ." have been turning state's evidence and King Features Syndicate making bookstores The benefits are obvious H\ shopping ii the Co-op those dollars which normall) compose a store s profit are saved \ purchase at the t'u op does nol . int-ttm. i Mr price ui labor ithe workers nixon tapes-privileged a deduction? Itfre nil volunteersi noi the cost ol 'missive overhead In addition to the ssviags on text books, one can save By William F. Buckley Jr. throughout the quarter mi such items inlallible The Pope's insistence on transcript ol his conversations Mr -The tapes substantially corroborate for properly drawing adverse Infallibility was in effect a deduction Nixon would iindoubtedlv tuul himsell the President's involvement in Ihe inlerences .'jlCrecords, art goods and general It having been established lhat there saying to his aides. Then there is the cover-up It may be that the Presidents ynfcul.u reading were tapes ol President Nixon's WELL. SO is Mr Nixon's insistence question of the silver-haired elderly -The tapes substantially corroborate advisers console him with the bitter »;-rJID survive, the Co-op needs student . uiivei •..Hums, including the critical that the tapes are privileged a statesman ol American labor. Mr the President's non-involvement in the datum that the American people |7I', I ;>0pporl It needs volunteers lo »mk conversations with John Dean, it is deduction But whereas the Pope Meany cover-up don't believe him anyway, so how can ;ihl customers to buy I nfortunatelj going lo be verj difficult for Mr Nixon - during the 19th century had absolute Still, these difficulties could be coped -The tapes are ambiguous on the he be worse off as far as they are sijisiny iln nol even know thai it is in argue convincingly Ihal they ought authority over the Church and could with by the simple expedient ol turning point concerned'' l^byntcd in that strange little castle jusl not to be divulged :3«iiBiot ihe Kducation building Iherelore ratify his own assertions. Ihe over the tapes lo two or three men. LOOK, now, at the alternative The Here is how there are only 24' c who On the argument ol Executive President does not have absolute perhaps retired judges, asking that argument ol Executive Privilege is too want the President removed This Privilege il should be understood that authority over the question of the they locus on Ihe single question ol abstract, and too implausible to iigure can climb, and then the they say a privilege can he improperly asserted division of powers, nor over the whether Dean s conversations capture the popular imagination President might suffer Irom what one Il always inosl greatly strained question of what the privilege is revealed Mr Nixon's complicity in the II Americans were unwilling to die might call the Eagleton Effect, every eh Booth, an official of the Unitrd relations between other Christian cover up lor Danzig, they are at least as unlikely day, a Iresh voice calling lor-the ;.$)jues Chamber ol Commerce faiths and Ihe Catholic Church that the And, of course, he mounts a Said judges should then be asked to to want to die tor F.xccutive Privilege removal of the President I'frjnnbled about President Niton's Papal doctrine ol inlalhbilitv was. in confrontation under the worst do nothing more than to check one of Under Ihe circumstances, they will Washington Star Syndicate Inc. 444 ; ecntioniH' pulii \ the judgment ol the critics of Pius IX, conceivable circumstances, because it the following take the President's refusal as grounds Madison Avenue. New York. N.Y.UOtt based on circular argument is everywhere assumed that he does so •;• -The best thing 1 can say about tor self-serving reasons rather than ior Ipllaae lour is lhat it lias Ihe built-in The Pope they Mid, cannot be reasons that touch only on his concern I Clipaeilv lo sell deslrucl inlallilile because Ihe Pope says he is lor the integrity of his office.
A BETTER argument, though not a sufficient one. is that private conversations simply ought not to be VJELL, I £U£S.$ iT'SoK THe BG news transcribed For one thing, they reveal personal mannerisms that are -TO BE —— altogether inappropriate iin the public An Independent Student Voice print. AH Att£R\Cr\M Editorial StoH Everyone knew, for instance, that President Eisenhower swore "like a editor kirn m. >chla*f*r trooper." as they so primly put it in the managing editor homes a. drag biographies, and this was thought to be sports editor gory h. wtsinski a rather endearing detail 8£= photo editor mkhool g. grono /CUSSES BoMfTEK copy editor janot j. remake* But nobody who was at the receiving end ot one of Kisenhower's tirades s,Ticvoe oNTHe LEFT thought it in the least endearing, and to ISCOMMOU TDRIGM". read a transcript of such a tirade would Staff be to reveal that which in the nature ol ■ V»W6 Tot-mcA*. Trt&l things a man should be permitted to &fc bounott manager keep private. sales representative john t. Ohl THE OTHER WAND/ TH£ STICKS ON THE Editorial and tusinou Offices 106 University Hall ONE NEEDS to add to such obvious <•: Phono 373-2003 categories as spicy speech those OPPOSITE SC&Sr4 IS colloquial characterizations ol people fciT iMottG pifttcuq: n» w. \c»t is p«bi»Mff4 iii**.i* [hi.. Prism ami ifen h.-'l ml 4nd >«•« j «tH which are death transcribed. duriArlhr .urnin. ■ vts-Mb .ino*i ih. «jilwit> .4 Ik, I*ub4i. .•■».• It *lim;l.rf*nSUI. I wv»r*il» I do not know just how. in the privacy Opinwr»,.pr*»*
■* local migrant families
Edllor'i Dole Thii li Ibc Hm of ■ three-part not at the center by word-of-mouth. from aerlei on migrant rduratlon In lb* Bowling the migrant school or from other families." (.rrrn «rr» Ne*t »rrk elementary Parra. freshman (Ed I, said parents are not rduralion. forced to bring their child to the center. Some either want their children wilh By Karen Truman them or just don't know or understand Ihe Stall Reporter program she laid
I'oor education has been characteristic ol "THE CENTER is here for their benefit." many migrant families A livrlihuod ol Martinez said "Parents are nol required to moving from place to place with the growing let their children come but the majority ol season has dictated an irregular school year Ihem are here lor younger children and necessitated many The Migrant Headstart Program is youths to leave school to work in the fields federally funded out ol the Health. Education However, migrant educational programs and Welfare Department IHEWI and is and the phasing-in ol vocational and adult fonneled through the Ohio Child Develop- educational projects are helping to increase ment program tOCOl, Strand said the migrant s educational horizons In Howling Green, facilities for migrant lanulies in Mood County offer a lleadstarl program and a migrant elementary school as an impetus lot learning Programs such as learning and Achievement for the Spanish Speaking in Ohio (LASSO) are being formed "Migrant children have as adult basic education programs. no regular school year. . . THE MIGRANT lleadstarl Program. located at the Ktrst Presbyterian Church, Cam for children between the ages of one They may be uprooted eight week to three years The program is different this year in that more emphasis is being placed on child development, different times so they have according to Tom Strand, coordinator ol the Howling (ireen Headstart Program no continuous education." "We are doing more developmental things' such as introducing the child to hearing English and providing a learning atmosphere. Strand said "Here we leach the children to play with colors, puzzles and different blocks," This year'l budget is around $29,000, he Yolanda Martinez, a Headstart supervisor, said said We get them to use their hands and This is a worthwhile program because it their he.ids the children have no proper place to gq, they There are nearly 45 children registered al are out in the fields. Martinez said "The the center, compared lo over tU> last year farmers are for it because >i the child is hurt Strand said that each year the number of in the fields il is the farmer's responsibility migrant families decrease because the need for them is nol as great With machines to "THE MONEY is used lor a good purpose. pick many ol the crops, farmers do not need II wasn t as il nothing was being done I he as many workers, he said, thus the number of children are getting Ihe best ol care " children at the center decreases each year Jay Glickman, an administrator at La If.ini I nid,i a national organization to help THE 14-WEEK program, which opened migrants, said that an attempt must be made June II. provides the migrant child with free lo reach Ihe young migrant meals and health care services, Martinez "More jobs are being phased out and there said. is less need for farm workers. They must The center is open from 8 am. lo 5 p.m develop their interests in other areas, ' he However, the children leave the center by said 3 30 so they arrive back at the camps at the Strand said that less and less are the same time their parents come back from the migrants the slow-learner group With N«wipholo< by Own» I tuikor fields. Martinez said. programs such as Migrant Headstart,J_their Mona Parra, an assistant al the center. slate ill retention through High School'-' may Mid the stall finds out about those children increase, he said
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Cherry ALL YOU CAN EAT Hill $1.29 Village English Style Fish and French Fries 4 Th. H J New., Thurtday, July 26, 1973 To register students Voter office plans drive
KraU'rnitirs are not 1 lif general election deadline oi Mall. In avoid I hi- rush ol elections by Nov 1 lu be only groups having nishos del » Absenlee hallol request valid in the Nov 6 general this (all The Office ol Voter Sludenls ran register this lorms will be available election Awareness will sponsor a summer. Monday through beginning (lei 7 in the massive drive st.irdne. Sepl Thursday, from I •( anil 4 li Office Three notaries will ANY U.S. citizen 18 years 2J to registei .is many p m ai Hie oi I lie oi Voter be present Hallols must be old by election day who has sludenls as possible bv Hie Vwarenesa 170 Williams received bv the loeal board been a resident ol the slate, county and precinct for 30 days may register to vote Anyone changing his Groups loan bicycles address within the county must notify the board of elections Those who have jt ever vou are in need ol quick, tree anil thoroughlares Thev will rctjucst that not voted for two vears must transportation, the Loaner Hike Project can signs be placed to designate bike pathways re-register. provide vou with just lh.it Not focusing only on bicycle safety, the This falls registration t'o-sponsors The Howling (ireen Ituvele commission also concentrates its efforts on program on campus will Safety Commission and the Local American automobile safety and driver education include bus transportation to Vouih Hostel IAYHI placed nine bicycles in The Loaner Hike" idea is not new II and Irom the Hoard of city bike racks yeslerda) originated in Amsterdam. Holland, and has Elections. M.wtph.1. by mchmmt O Anyone may use one ol the white bikes been successful in Madison Wis , and Students interested in baring a sign 'Loaner Mo Not l.»» k When hopefully will IN* HI Howling Green SoriMtimet whan tharo it rocomtruction thor* is also destruction as indkatad working on the drive should Road iinished with it. the rider should return it to by a cavod-in roadway n*ar th* Contrsx Bldg Hoavy equipment has boon contact Kred Johnson al the any rack, whelhei it lie downtown, al a park. traveling across Iho pavomont during renovation of University Hall. IMPORTANT I'lK >\ I: M Mllllts Office of Voter Awareness. failure school or the University 372-2047 Each bike Is equipped with a while and red reflector, hell. Ilashlighl holder and city CRISIS PHONE 352-IM.llS I I «*N license All areol IIKM stei brake variety in, hopes that users will only borrow the 2tho„r,eephoBere.err.,.rv,ce, HOW COD VOU S CJ VG QllerQV T hikes TIMKATKMI'KRATURE 352-1512 g \3 F
IF A uiKi NEEDS repairs the rider is h hl helps conserve energy CAiniii>>Arr.iyCAMPUS SAFKTY 372-234* '" « ,. , "' , decreasing any way possible Kix weekends helps to relieve -Analyze your automobile asked lo bring II lo 11 .1 Cycle Shop. I Ifi West BBefgJ r S( rV( s lne vs Never use the range as a leaking faucets. heavy demands on utility use. Since about half of Merry, where AYH volunteer members will COMMUTKR CKNTKR 372-03H IX'Parlmenl of the Interior space healer —Plan your washing companies made during the America's oil consumption recently published nine repair il Use the relngerator Clothes washers and work day by offices, is used to make gasoline, The Howling Green Bicycle Safetj STUDENT ACTIVITIES OKKICK .. 372-2SSI guidelines lor energy con- wisely Since cold air dishwashers require hot factories and schools cutting down on auto use servation Commission appointed last May by City escapes each time the door water from a heater that helps ease the energy Council, proposed the project They wish lo CO-OP 372-0118 is opened, cut down on trips runs on energy Operate -Conserve lighting Clean problem Car pools and remind bike riders lo abide by vehicular -MAKE THE MOST oi to the refrigerator by these appliances only for lull bulbs and fixtures used mass transit are helpful- traffic rules and regulations v,M,r during the day only if COUNSELING CENTER 372-2881 healing and cooling removing or storing several loads and walking short distances Reduced bicycle Ihelt is a predicted systems A well insulated items per trip natural light is not sufficient outgrowth ol the lending program 1 -REMEMBER THE off- and in the evening only when WFA1. REQUEST LINE 372-2418 *■" f* "^ "•«•"»"> Commented Kirc Department Chlel Howard -SAVE WATER. It takes hours Using appliances that a room is occupied conserve .S8..AM radio, )££j!V,iPmMl « Union prices Ratter .ir It bikes arc available, win steal a great deal of energy to consume substantial electricity Fluorescent someone else's"" CAMPUS DIREtTtiRV ASSISTANCE Operate the kitchen pump water Irom its source electricity in the early lights produce more light The bicycle cm RSMHI plans to submit Calling from on campus 88 ""f,','"' l"';'k <"'<"*^V to faucels. so conserve it morning, late evening or on per watt and save money University I'nion Director proposals to the cit> s traffic commission for .. ■■, « M ,,... Well-designed cookware Kichard It Stoner said that (ailing from off campus 3w72-2531 * bicycle pathway routes along various streets usiu on the propel sellings l'hase Four economic controls will most likely necessitate price increases JOBS NOW OPEN FOR on some lood items He added that definite GREENVIEW WAITERS inlormation should tollow an internal study of the effects of increased wholesale APARTMENTS
We Have The New *fc "Ziggy", Kewpie & &. HEY Holly Hobby ^ ? >r Cards & Posters PODNERS! MOM SAT 9 00 9 30 SUN II 30 3 30 THURSDAY IS The Finest Food, Service, Atmosphere House CHOICE WINES DOLLAR DAY Fabrics STADIUM VIEW VA lb. Western CHAR BROILED STEAKS PLAZA SEAFOOD Cheeseburger Platter ONE DAY ONLYI1 FEATURING (cole slaw & trench tries) and a Coke® Seersucker Save 1/3 of 64 OL Tankards of Mixed Drinks *6.98 Regular $1.40 GOOD ONLY JULY 26 i Wallbangers. Sours I Regular Price $ Live Entertainment NOW! oB6 of 2° yd! (Thurs, Fri. Sat > Now AND only Happy Hours 4-6:30 P.M. H.00 SJ66 ^HESUSANT Sunday 945 South Main Roy Rogers Yes, We Serve Luncheon Only Restaurant 300 E. Wooster 12 p.m. - 5 p.m Thuradoy, July 36, 1973, Tha BO N.w./P>o». 5.• i
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More ih.in M> student* I inveiMlv Millei s.nd ihe she s.nd Can lre(|»entlv are nates the pre registration problem in that regard. .uli da\ descend on Ihe will In- duelling .Hid parked in Ihe wrung areas program When it comes They disperse the students mversitt ' ampu's din inn greeting people I" e.isr Ihe and consequently gel lime to make out schedules. throughout the20days." egisti iiiun. according i iMiiusiuii .ii IMIIC inmi pre tickets she said Ihe registrar s oil ice comes The way students are i Mildred Millei Student ll-^ISll.llllill THK STUDKNT is ml" Ihe picture picked for groups involves a \. Iivilies sei relan tirlling Ihe croups niiiipieieiv processed in a complex process. Miller rhroughoui ihe ioui week moving and finding Ihent day and a hall, she said, in As more students are said. Names are put on M ngi .mi ifi'silined in places in park' .ire two spile nl Ihe large number of processed it becomes more computer cards, the cards i iii.iini incoming students pi nlili-ins Ihe pre n- students likely lhat the student may fall into certain groups and ;!»M p.Hi-ins in ihe aistration stall encounter*, Student Activities coordi- not be able lo receive the the groups fall on certain exact classes he wants, days. according to Hoy (.'lark, registrar Present lirst quarter Ireshmen who are summer Choir receives praise The selection becomes school students must wait more narrow, he said, but until i,ill to register for fall illiinlrtl (tifHi'lls III , hi I nivri NII\ \ < ,i|i|M'll.i .H cording (<» Robert Eaton, Ihe colleges don't permit the quarter. Judy Junk, pre- llOir Miuin-- lininc lml,u western SIJU'S assistant supervisor o( th.it silualiun lo become registration staff member, Ih. II Irs Si.Miller director unbearable The social . i r Mil llic I,Minis til j city's parks *mA recreation said these students are i»l minim.ilinn .it Western sciences, communication IVOSSlllI in INXI mill' si\ deparlmenl The choir is .. handled just like other upper areas and physical sciences '(•i'k It HI I ol 21 >l,ilrs Montana College, wrote Dr credit to your University classmen III)' lIllMI Will t'tillt [Mill Moore thai Ihe choir was iml cumiiiiiMilv. he said all have courses open one t»i (In1 (up five groups i" ; MII wild .i Irw publh They wail until the fall appeal .it Western Montana Obviously everyone can't HIM pi i .ii , .in JI ID lonifthl because they will be taking itiumi! ihr past i' years lie be first."' lie said If ti Si M.irh - I iithti.in Candidates lor ihe dilferent classes than the Muted thai the publir someone came with a n ■!■ II a • * i . ■ _»- J t - ' i---^_., _ — J ** * ^, mii.li ;i. s I'OIIPIEP Aug Z) coiumencemenl pre registration students winnp a w*r «CBjwaMi»iwai avMavfi, iiii.niniaj 11 anjii.11.11 ana ' ■■ ■ ^n«i« wj response to the concert was specific course in mind, then Drivi' are reminded to place will want to take so there their parents listen te o speaker from the College of Arts and Mith.»l O. Oran. one "i overwhelming he mighl be shot down and i ni\ orsil* l'i t'snii'Mi their order i in should be no conflict in Sciences in the Degweecl Suit., Union. Mare than 200 •l-lll \ VI P N,ts acclamation would have lo wail until next mediately for rap and schedules, she said student* arrive each day during prc-rea.ittratian. '•>. IIM-I) irih'is pr«*ising ■ud fences in Kustene, quarter gown regalia al Ihe (Ire . .i w.it tied Ihe clion (WO ' lir » ||OII IIHIIIIM'I S .mil University Bookstore in standing ovations, one "I'D HK talking out of the iiiiisn.il |»rtM'nt.ilii'iis ihe student Services dm insj the performance. side ol my mouth if I said h'lli V.tllitlis p|Hiplp Will" Itmlding No cash is (here wasn't an advantage in needed when measure being in Ihe lirsl group People, places, things inenls are taken Student Activities has the
Show Biz Needs You! A lecture, concert and several films are among things to "The Best of Bogart and Davis ' continues Monday with e ^tjV. - FEATURING - do in Howling lireen this week two films, both free and sponsored by Student Activities Dr. Allan Cohen will speak on the "Altered States of At 7 p.m.. Humphrey Bogart will star in the 1943 movie Due to the tremendous Consciousness Drugs. Parapsychology and Mysticism" at "Casablanca " Taking the stage at 9 p.m. will be Bette success ol Big Al's Night Char Broiled Steaks and 12 30p.m. today in 105 Hanna Davis in Elizabeth the Queen Both movies will be shown Club, Holiday Inn West at Chops Dr Cohen is currently the director of the Institute of Drug in 105 Hanna. Meatherdowns and Hey Full Course Family Abuse Education and Itesearch at John F Kennedy IPS Dinner University, California nolds in loledo, is now in 12 VARIETIES a position lo increase Ihe ULw_J Two previous instructors of Dr. Cohen have been Timothy Ticket discount offered stall Attiactive guls who PANCAKES & WAF- I ■■.II \ and Kichard Alpert. The speech is being given in Student Activities is offering special group admission FLES sing, dance oi do a conjunction with a drug education workshop. rates and free transportation for a series of summer Open THIS thru Sat. toniedy routine are in Alternatives.'' being held on campus. concerts to be held at Pine Knob Music Theater near Detroit 7:38-8 viled lo audition lot rolls Home Cookin' will be in concert from 9 p.m. to 1 am. if student interest is sufficient Sundays 7:30- 7:00 Saturday in the Student Services Forum "Home Cookin " is as performing hostesses ^BJ»1" The Fifth Dimension will perform Aug 6 and 7. Judy m i nun Wisconsin and plays bluegrass and blues. 1930 vamp, liadilionally this concept 112 EAST WOOSTKK Collins on Aug. 8. Loggms and Messina on Aug 12. Chicago early jazz and 1920 swing The concert is free has lilted many a show BAMJl II Id >l IM on Aug 20-22. George Carlin on Aug 23 and Al Green on Joanne Woodward, Estele Parsons and James Olson will Aug. 24-26 business peiloimei to • NOON SPECIALS DAILY star in Hachel-Hachel." continuing the Films for Summer Anyone interested in attending any of these concerts Stardom as exemplified by 1 lot Audition Sundays series The movie, directed by Paul Newman, will should contact Chris McCracken at the Student Activities its success in Ihe famed . fans (.ill Meal be shown at 7 and 9pm in 105 Hanna Admission is free Office (372-29511 for further information ■ itr(419) CatSklll resorts • 893-871 Bj STJJ i 12 1 9 i ,„ 11 '2 13 aSjHtii CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1' ' ' I ■•'. " 16 ACROSS charm. 11 Virginia mansion. I GtlM. 47 Government'* 12 Bobbin. 1ie 19 17 o Islr of »ona.. concern. 13 Rolling Item. II KlIllUT . , nil, .III 4° Castle, in HtMtn. 18 Italian. 51 degree. 22 Inflexible. to ■ 22 11" II.-II 1 J,Ill-Mil 52 Cupboard. 24 Femme IS Strange. 53 Effect ■ delay 25 Certain star. 24 1 WINTHROP TERRACE SOUTH Ift I I *r SB de vie. 26 Environmental " 17 KDR vacation 5° Washington scf. a 26 27 28 .in HI home. 27 Pennsylvania " 1" NiNew: Seat. Al EH or brownie. Avenue sight. ■3? 33 34 35 30 20 Kavoriliim ol a 62 Asian range. 28 Italians. " ■on. 63 Varnish 32 Fuel. ■3 36 38 SPECIAL 21 I .mimi- ingredient. 34 Appear. " 1 6. Three: It. 35 Highly seasoned. journalist. * 41 4? 23 Writer'! 65 Makes tidy. 37 Favorite toys. . monogram. 66 Sleep sound. 41 Old Spanish coin. " " 47 24 I'roiIm in <• DOWN 42 Part of 45 46 4 man apts. for the price of a 3 man — This is 25 "Hippy 1 Village "Macbeth." " 2° (..ii i.-i 2 Diet 43 Tutsans. ao 50 .10 M.i-. in I ii' 3 Waterproof. 46 Enemy. 1 * a 2 bedroom. 2 full bath furnished apt. with 31 l.lllll.tir- 4 National Guard 48 Sodium 5? ■ 54 1 55 56 57 Colloq. headquarters. carbonate. 5 Snuggles. 49 Aroma. 33 Heraldic hind. 56 60 cablevision and air conditioning included. 36 Null- partner. 6 Pullman and 50 de lone. ■ 36 Farrow. diner. 53 Insert. 61 3<* Otigger. 7 Koran teacher. 54 Honkshood. 40 \ i'i. r [LIU 8 Sewingbasket 55 — IM as. " " 41 Athena. item. 56 Scottish poet. 64 44 i'.n i of ■ journey. o Rues. 57 Nine: Prefix. " " 45 it.ii nit ■ |HM. 10 Introduce. 60 Actress Hagen. 1 Three Person Maximum Occupancy 1 Answers en page 7 (Offer Good Thru July 31, 1973) B0y,R\6UTYOU ACfcl UPAT4D Phone 352-9135 - Office at 400 Napoleon Rd. (ACROSS FROM CAIN'S POTATO CHIPS) BTOl'AtTO •P BitSD >wn CLASSIFIED -oMMc- condition. 352-7159 after Very large 2 bedroom apart- CAMPUS CALf NOAR 530. ment available for immedi- The co-op is holding a record sale from 9 a.m. till noon July ate summer occupancy. 67 Yamaha 250. YDS3C 30 to August 3 in Ihe Union Oval. Completely furnished with Scrambler. 372-0297 or 372- wall to wall carpet, cable 2436. vision, air conditioning, IOST share 2 bdrm apt w 2 other girls fall qtr onlv. $70 mo. New Kustom Kasino Amp. laundry facilities and all utilities included except LOST Black and white Call Debbie 352-6685. 200 wts . 4 10-in. spks Best cockapoo-Marvin 823-4037 offer. 354-7814 electric. Now only $150 per PtrrSONAiS alters month Call 352-5657 or 3595 Camera. Konica 35 mm for appointment. You'll hate For emotional and material SLR. good for beginners. HEU> WANTED yourself if you miss this one pregnancy aid, call 352-6236 352-0040. Bartenders, part-time/full- Need female students to Yoga Postures & 72 Honda 500CB. extras. time. Kume's Bar. 352-9988 place in large 2 bdrm. apt. Meditation. Intermediate & $1,000 70 VW Ghia. rebuilt near Towers Phone 352-7365. advanced students Wed 8-9 engine, needs bodv work. after 5. WANTED Call Barbara 372-0334. $850 352-7812 Married couple mo kids, University Village 2 bdrm 24-hr. Reliable AhertiM apt KENT pets l needs 1 or 2 bdrm apt. Service. Close to area. 1 to furnished apt. for 3-4 close lo campus 352-5613 24 week terminated by Large 2-bdrm. apt. for 4- students. Available for fall, evedmngs. licensed certified sludents near Towers. For appointment call 352- Phone 352-7365 after 5. 0164. MWF. 1 to 5 p.m. : Female desperately needed obstetrician gynecologist, to sublet Campus Manor apt. immediate arrangements Houses and Apts Call 352- Houses and ApU. Call 352: during upcoming academic will be made with no hassle. 9378. 9378. £ Call collect 216-631-1557. vear. $210 a quarter. Call Single rooms for male 4-man furnished apt. for fall. I Bf PISANELLO'S 352-6198 before noon KMISAU students near campus. 9-mo. lease. 353-4673 before Female rmt needed to Lady's bicycle, good Phone 352-7366 or 352-9302. Thursday, Jury 26, 1973. The BO N«w. Pa„. 7 Administrator defends Y camera system stance Bailor'• note This Is tar Ferrari, coordinator of the editor But I had no way farther removed Irom the flrii of i three part serin planning and budgeting, for of gauging sentiment on the people as a bureaucracy etamliiag the role of the surveillance of Parking Lot issue.'' Scheuerman grows, he said college admiaiitrslor. Next Six near (he Stadium, the explained He added that he thinks week: Ualversity President scene of considerable He emphasized thai no one advisory committees are the Hollii A. Moore. vandalism at the time in the administration had best way ot insuring input "I didn't think to call the expressed concern, and no and opening channels of I By Kim M. ScUaefer committee together It was members of the ad hoc com- communication, and that he Editor a real blind spot Somedmes mittee on campus safety or holds student activism in we don t think about getting individual students had high regard If I could have input until it is loo late, he contacted him with negative With the decline ot the anticipated the luror over recalled responses in locoparentis philosophy, the camera issue. 1 would The original plan for (he A student committee students have gained have sought student input surveillance system was appointed (o assess the need tremendous ground, but without the slightest (hen enlarged Technical for the system don't tully realise il There hesitation problems rendered the recommended the plans for has been a release of the "Our antennas failed us in system unworkable in the installation be dropped on restraints-student expec- gauging opinion, because I parking lot Mav31 tations rise taster than reali- surmised that only a vocal zation ot achievements few were really concerned ' "If there had been no Wafergaie. I Mara people over 30 In retrospect .1 Claude can't understand why Scheuerman. University wonder if wed have received that students are unh.ippv he vice president for said operations, still holds f.isi to kind of backfire,' He claimed that aggress- his belief that the camera iveness and persistence' are surveillance system thai Mounting the cameras on If there had been no the best means lor students met heavy student the Library unit seemed lo Watergate, I wonder ii we'd lo overcome a sense of opposition this past spring be a good idea in light of the have received that kind ol futility would have been an efficient crime increase in spring. backfire. Scheuerman As an administrator. means of reducing campus Scheuerman commented Scheuerman cued the crime speculated The field ol coverage was Serenity Travel as his He insisted thai there u.is increased, and admini- Vice president lor philosophical base no possibility of endangering riawiprrato by Mkhool G Gron* strators agreed that the operations lor the last two God grant me Ihe civil liberties, and thus system would deter crime in vears. Scheuerman serenity to accept the things never expected the expressed empathy for the the viewing area I cannot change the nun age Well-rounded From atop the University Library, a camera's fish eye lens captures a spherical overwhelming reaction When the decision to students sense of futility" lo change the things I can ■Igainst the system on (hose view of Ihe north and easl ends of campus. install the earner.is was in a bureaucratic environ and the wisdom to know the campus 'very grounds formall) announced on May ment difference 9. the backlash began The theme ol decision "OUR PRIMARY FOCU8 From my perspective. 1 making in a large bureau was upgrading law enforce viewed the system as a cratic institution is ment quality." he reflected means to protect the dedicated to [acuity and We were looking lor ways Jeff Beck~an ego problem student There were no liig student participation in and means of increasing Brother intentions he principle and in practice campus safety, and the Hy li.ii id Mosely asserted Mick VY'allei iwho are all in Heck Ola review In camera system fell right TIIF. NKXT chapter was tour and later made an He added that he fell at HE SAID HE believes the the Faces today i \n album, Boiling Stone i into this pattern ot thought 1971 when Heck was back ill album That album, Keek I irsl there was no complexities and com \re Mm read) ' 'Truth w.i- released It linger! and Appice is An ad hoc advisory mun icat ion barriers Well this week we'll kick I' uel.ind with a new baud widespread opposition w.i cieat Heck was now a Keek s latest offering It is BIT JEFF Beck has committee on campus inherent in the system cause around Hie Jefl Bees Vies Ligertwood on vocals supei slai i live t barman on bass, Mas .a best, okav Not up to permitted his ego t" become Safet) was formed, and unavoidable problems controvert) •I RECEIVED NO Beck's usual standards at all i i f.ii pi oblem lie has been along with the KmcrgemA First, a briel history Middlelon on piano and t'n/y personal criticism except in The decision -making HI I i\ BARM in,' known to Intel rupl the hand Spending Committee, Bock has been around since I'owell mi drums Firsi a though the BG New- and letters lo power gels farther and Bei k was ha\ tng hassles ill com ci t MI lie could play a approved a new com- i%4. concentrating on the lour, then an album called With his hand Oh lliev Still KUitai piece by hlmsell munications system lor blues tor ihe first four oi Koue.li and Hi ad\ Now toi the controversy played well together and all Campus Safety, he said those years with Bo Diddley We le not going, lo throw The eiilies have always And llns i- DOl the only Book exhibit scheduled and a tilth nielliliel had been Both committees had two ami later Ihe Yarilhinls away the heavy Sound." said loved Keck because Keek is added In tin group, pianist «.iy he undermines ins student representatives Hooks Books Hooks Eight hundred and fifty-three to he He I unshed Ins stint will! Keek about the new band lace it, one ol the IH'SI \i. ky Hopkins Cohorts Mck\ HopkMS yThe ad hoc committee exacl will be on display at the University Library July ;to- the Vardbirds at a San llieie s |iist some things progressive rock guitarists claims Heck used to cancel Kin ii seemed ihe mil ol tfiet once and then decided \ug 24 Trope/ conceit when he you have to keep ever to come out ol Kngland tours alter the first lew tin' band rouldn t < ope with Ihe second annual Kooks-on-Kxhibit represents spring tainted MH\ tell down three I mean, iliiiimneis and He ranks in talent with shows and Ihe rest ol ihe that Campus Safety didn't Ah.it ;he\ termed Bet k > and tall 1972 publications ol Ml publishers, ranging Irom bassuieii have been working 1.1ic Clapton and .luiiinv Have to be so closely., tiights ui concrete stairs He in.i band would nevct see the pcesthooi through senior.high school ' i"' display, which lor years to gel that sound I'age, and his Ingenuity is monitored as to require ended up with meningitis : Hopkins « i ihe insi tn mono lei their tune and includes 77 selected professional education books, will be and the Yardbirds ended up down Mm iiisl can I chuck il maybe a bit beltei tbera. lexrieet regulaelv If quit ifi.-n Waller and Wood efforts tftyre was an emergency located in the Curriculum l.iltrary with viewing during with Jimmy Page all tin ,u'constic guitars, can f ri ■ I lied then VVIMKI was tfiere was the stipulation regular library hours So .tell Heck was a slai y.i Vi.dl. I like It lllllkv Down Keai magazine said Kod Stewarl claims that re lined and slim IU after that I could convene them. In Us 23rd year Books on -Exhibit is a promotional now. and in the summer ol Short!) aftet 'Rough and in a review ol "Rough and he ami Ron Wood used to w.II its Wood and Slew.nl the vice president said operation which neither solicits nor accepts orders Orders I9H7 he xv.is able lo stall Head> followed an album Heady Ihal Keek proves steal eggs lot dimiei while both qut i in second album, generated Ihrough Ihe exhibit can be given through normal recording with a baud he had railed sunph The Jefl Ihi- power ol rock il roll ihe road freaks were eating id ii i Ha.' u.i released ordering channels Kick I,inup It was all loo natural energy expressed THE CAMERA SYSTEM formed, the Jefl Beck .liter ihe spin steaks Library hours are Mondays through Thursdays. 8 a m to .mill.n IO its predecessor, with wit and ideas Keek t e c e i v e d no lonn.il liroup In November, 1969, Heck 10 p in Fridays H a m to 5 p.m . Saturdays. 9 am to 5 This group included Hod which is not to say ii wasn't moves ■sometimes cool and On Ihe spur ol the committee hearing It was w.is in a had cat accident approved bv l)r Michael p m . and Sunday .' Dp m Slewart. Knit Wood and good in I.ui quite the sensual, sometimes darting moment Beck will fire an and sulfered a ■ iincussiori opposite and vibrant Keek entire baud and call il i lie papers said In wouldn't is inventive, intense, and conllicting musical < i b Hut Keek also must have always with a certain y allies In i.lie |»70, howevet figured Ins baud was getting HAVEN HOUSE MANOR APTS. grace Golden Cue Deck and ins produce) stale because in summet So what it ail comes \IO*M\ 1515E.WOOSTER Mickey Most headed lo 1972, Keek revised again He Keek is also a great lo is whethet you see Jell Behind Burger Chef Detroit and tin Motown kept pianist Middlelon. bandleader and arrange! Heck as a musician or as a scene lie wanted lii know lured vocalist Kim Mellord His work in that field has person He has been NEW BUILDING COMPLETED By The Railroad Tracks the American meaning ot and joined two ex Vanilla inspired critics to claim he unethical With Ins fellow the word I links Fudge, ex Cactus boys is a Kindinc. intelligence man. but he lias never lost 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS- Enjoy Pool He made some tapes, hut named Carmine Appice and wII i eh enables I i v e Ins musical stamina He is a decided .it Ihe l.isi minute Tim Bogert excellent, assertive talented bastard COMPLETELY FURNISHED not lo release tiiein musicians lo work with and I look upon Heck purely as Games & Music llinimn TIIK NKW BAND made a not against each oilier' 'the a musician I'li.n is at an) MODEL SUITE In A Luxurious Atmosphere rate, the healthiest way to HOURS: Of Air Conditioned Comfort \ tew the situation He mieht CALL UNIVERSITY VILLAGE APTS. do anything to gel what he 12-5 Special Open wants but once he gets il Mercer at dough St. -1 block from Campus NOW Tuesday's Ladies 4:00-1:00 A.M. he s great 352-7444 Daily LEASING Pool Free! 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East Poe Road at 1-75 FRYE BOOTS Phone 372-2674 For Tee Times JEANS & TOPS $65 month/4 man rental GREENS FEES YOU CAN AFFORD Weekdays 9 Holes 18 Holes • BGSU Students $1 50 $2 00 WATERBEDS All Others 300 400 OFFICE Weekends • BGSU Students 2.00 3 00 POSTERS All Others 3.50 5 00 EMOTIONAL 650 Sixth St., Apt. 3 * Students must show ID and validation LEATHER GOODS lor special rates AND MATERIAL COMIX PREGNANCY AID CALL HOURS: Visit Our Pro Shop For The Finest In Mon. 11 a.m.-l p.m. TR. 6 p.m.-9 p.m. i l Double Knit Slacks, Shoes. Golfing Supplies. *-^ii\ 7Mi?tsV 352-9378 10-5 MON. ■ SAT. Fri. 3 p.m.-6 p.m. t/TK. BC Nawt, Thursday, July 26, 1973 Revenue areas checked By Gary H. Wisinski at lacrosse games. Mickey Our goal this year is will again offset the budget Sports Editor Cochrane. head lacrosse and 175.000" deficit. soccer coach, said the crowd Another outside Currently the athletic Editor's note: This is the size at lacrosse games possibility of funds could be department must generate second part of a two-part would dwindle down to the merchandising of more than $400,000 over the series on the budget nothing if we started to sell athletic souvenirs and gifts Falcon Club's contribution problem in the athletic tickets. As for soccer that would be sold at the to meet its budget for next department. games. Cochrane said. Kates and during the games. year. An additional 1673.000 Tickets could never be sold This would include will be applied to the budget The athletic department, because of the open held pennants. minature from the general student which is facing a blaring status footballs and baby Freddy fees to offset some of the budget cut and allowing 'Because of the economy Falcons. deficit. That money will be each head coach to we decided not to make an With the Purdue football directed towards the proportion priorities lor overall boost in prices.'' game and the Maryland salaries of coaches, each sport, has started to Young said "Our only basketball tournament last teachers and departmental look lor other areas of increase in ticket prices to year, the athletic depart- operational costs revenue. the general public next year ment was able to generate "It's going to take quite a Dick Young, athletic will be hockey and this was (390.000 additional revenue year at the gate to reach our director, said. "Tightening done lour to live months ago that allowed the athletic needed income.'' out bells may be a solution to bring our hockey prices in department to meet its commented Young. to our budget problems next line with basketball. We are budget lor last year "However, our 568 winning year, but you can only still below the ticket prices percentage compiled by our lighten your belt so far It is at other big time hockey YOUNG SAID that with 12 intercollegiate teams last only a temporary solution to schools." this year's possible season was the best we've what seems to be recurrent championship teams in had in six years. The public problem of athletic A M CENT increase will lootball. basketball and supports a winning programs on almost every be applied to hockey prices hockey, the athletic depart- program, and we have hopes campus We are currently lor the upcoming season ment probably will acquire our best years are ahead of exploring some other with reserved seats being additional revenue which us.'' alternatives which could $2 50 and S3 00 General N.wipholo by Michael G. Gron* help ease the situation in the admission will remain at luturc " $1.00. The only other price S««n any high school cheerleaders around campus? Wall, ihey ore attending a The lirst avenue looked at increase will be 25 cents for week-long choorleoding clinic being conducted by Dynamic Cheerleading by the athletic department a lootball program that sold Eniry deadline Give me a T Association. Ruth Shouy, loft, is on* of the associations' employees who travels was. ol course, raising Ihe lor 50 cents last year. around the country during the summer. price ol tickets to events on Currently, the athletic campus department is exploring Entries for second term men and coed Softball are due several new and old areas Friday. July 27, in the Intramural Office. 201 Memorial DON PURVIS, head lor acquiring additional Hall. Entries can be obtained Irom hall directors or at the baseball coach, said the income to offset the budget Intramural Office Major League Scoreboard possibility ol selling tickets cut. to baseball games was The two alternatives looked ai strenuously. Bui to would be the possibility of SECONDTERM construct a tence around Ihe using the 23.000 seat football AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Today's (lames Friday's Games Intramural Sports Calendar park In ensure that no one stadium for major outside AMERICAN LEAGI h AMERICAN LEAGI !• could get close enough to events Another alternative EAST W I. P(T i,|| EAST N I. PIT. GR Entries Due Play Begins watch Ihe game wilhoul which has been used in the Slow-pitch Softball* Julv27 July 30 cicvi'Lind .it Baltimore Cleveland al Baltimore paying would cost too much past involves increased Coed Softball July 27 July 30 New York 57 44 564 SI Louis ...n * .ililoiniii at Texas r.ililormaai Tex.is II tickets were then sold, the contributions and gifts 1 Oakland at Minnesota Tennis i Doubles I Aug 1 Aug 6 Baltimore 51 41 554 I ; Chicago 526 l ■ Oakland oi Mumesola University would have to through the Falcon (Tub Boston 48» 4 Chicago ai Kaasasl it) Chicago Al KamasCity Golf i Team i Aug 1 Aug. 6 52 44 542 2'i PiMibuifth hire a person to sell the booster organization. lie iron 4» 48 506 6 Philadelphia 474 .'■'.- Milwaukee at New York Milwaukee .ii New York Bowling ilndvl.) Aug. 1 Aug 6 tickets. With these Milwaukee 47 48 490 71. Montreal in »'i Bostonal iviroii Boston at Delroil "Men onlv Cleveland 35 63 357 20', New S oik 452 7'. NATIONAL LEAGUE outstanding expenses and •PRIVATE GIVING the unpredictable weather in could make or break our WEST » L PCT. GB WEST PIT. GB NATIONAL LEAGI IE Pittsburgh al Chicago Howling Green, the athletic program in the future." Ml.int.i .ii Cincinnati department decided ticket Young said In three years, 1'ilt.sburgh at Chicago Montreal al Philaileliihi.i selling would not be our Falcon Club contri- Oakland 56 42 571 l.os Angeles I,.III Atlanta at Cincinnati New Vort .11 SI Louis feasible. butions have gone Irom Kansas City 55 46 545 2', Cincinnati ;'i~li 511 Montreal al Philadelphia San Diego ai s Francisco With the limited showing $14,000 to more than $50,000. Minnesota 4N 47 510 6 S Francisco .'i66 6' i New York al SI Louis Houston al Los Angeles Sale! California 4B 48 500 7 Houston 510 12 s.ui Dicgo.it s Francisco Chicago 49 40 500 7 Atlanta 441 III llmislon al Los Angeles Texas M II 358 20', s.ui Diego 317 2!l on Cabinets, Stainless 3 FREE COKES!! 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