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WASHINGTON (AP)-A former whom the Warren Commission said lead to perjury charges and that FBI ADAMS SAID Sullivan reported assistant director of the FBI acted alone in killing Kennedy, or Jack agents in Washington and Dallas have that the agent in charge of the Dallas apparently was aware that Lee Harvey Ruby. Oswald's assassin, were paid been disciplined in connection with office once mentioned that "he had an Oswald left a threatening note at the informants of the FBI or any other their handling of assassination internal problem involving one of his agency's Dallas office shortly before government agency. evidence. agents who had received a threatening President John Kennedy was -The only motive found for He said destruction of the note message from Oswald. assassinated, a deputy associate FBI destruction of the note was a desire by violated FBI rules. director said yesterday. the agent who received it to avoid Adams said Sullivan, who was in But Sullivan never asked to sec the The note has been destroyed and embarrassing the bureau or himself. charge of the agency's intelligence message because thcic were "rumors the official. James Adams, said FBI ■-The Department of Justice decided division, "said he thought it was galore" after the shooting, he said. employes presented conflicting the statute of limitations prohibited it common knowledge at FBI information about the note's contents from prosecuting any FBI employe for headquarters that a threatening Adams said Sullivan also said the and its destruction. possible destruction or withholding ol message had been received from Dallas agent-mcharge "seemed The note's existence was not evidence. Oswald." disinclined to discuss the matter" revealed until last July. But two supervisors named by except to say that it was being handled Adams said former assistant FBI HOWEVER. HE said that Sullivan as possibly knowing about the as a personnel problem by an assistant directot William Sullivan reported conflicting reports the employes gave letter denied having any such to the late director of the FBI. J. learning of the note at the time of the during interviews conceivably could information. Adams said. 1-dgar Hoover assassination investigation from the agent who was directing the FBI in Dallas. BUT THAT agent, now retired, has ACT scores dropping denied any knowledge of the note, its destruction, or a visit by Oswald to the By Renee Murawski "A greater cross •- section of scores may be a blessing in disguise. agency's office at which time the Staff Reporter students from different "This might be a very healthy message was left. Adams said. socio-economic levels are going on to spinoff. It could give some vehicle for Adams testified under oath before Since 1970 there has been a steady higher education because of the wider high schools to evaluate their own the House Judiciary subcommittee on nationwide decline in scores resulting variety of educational opportunities academic programs." he explained. Approaching mid-terms, papers and cold weather put this student constitutional and civil rights. from the American College Testing available, such as the two-year and Performance on the ACT test is not into the dumps as he wistfully contemplates the hud life of a He also said: (ACT) assesment Program community colleges." Martin said. llie main criteria for acceptance into student. (Newsphoto by Lance Wynn) --He had no knowledge that Oswald. The University, which requires the "Colleges had an elitist aspect the University, according to Martin. completion of the ACT battery in its several years ago. Students in the "Wc primarily use a student's high admission procedures, has experienced lower part of their high school class school academic record for admission. a corresponding decrease in test scores didn't consider going on to college. Wc don't feel that one Saturday from a mean of 22.6 in 1970 to 20.6 When students in this lower part take morning test will give us the best Library wants books back in 1975. the ACT test, their averages bring indication of how someone will Despite the downward trend in down the national average," he perform in college," he said Since 1973 the University Library either return the book or pay for it. inconvenient to the faculty, we are not scores at the University, students here explained. has been trying to break up private according to Collins. going to be able to do anything." tend to score higher than the national libraries which some University Collins said. average, according to John Martin, Martin said he did not believe that professors and instructors have started IF THE instructor fails to contact In a survey taken before the recall director of admissions. the test itself, which measures a with library books they have charged the library, his privileges are revoked. system began. Collins found that 52 student's understanding of English, out. Collins said, adding that six professors per cent of all faculty books taken out 'THE DECLINE at Bowling Green mathematics, social studies and natural Weather At that time, the library was currently arc denied the services of the were overdue. has not been as substantial as sciences, has become more difficult. Partly cloudy and mild today and recalling books from as far back as library. Fourteen have had their No estimate has been taken of the elsewhere. We arc well above the tonight. High in the upper 60s and 1967. Currently, the library is recalling privileges revoked over the last two monetary cost of these overdue books college-bound mean of 18.6 for all "THE TEST IS continually revised. low 70s. low tonight SO to 5S. books overdue since 1971. years. to the library, but according to ACT takers," Martin said. but I think the people in the Tomorrow variable cloudiness and a No fines are issued for the overdue Collins, "the real cost to us and the One of the major reasons for the think-tank who mike it up hive chance of showers, high in the mid "We are getting into the years where books. "That is the reason why we student is inconvenience." decline is that the base of students safeguards built into their system and 70s. Probability of rain 10 per cent there are quite a few books out." said have so many books out," Collins Collins added that they soon hope seeking a higher education has do not make it harder," he said. today and 20 per cent tonight. Evron Collins, the library's head of added. to recall all books overdue since 1974. increased, according to Martin. Martin said that the decrease is circulation. Collins noted that mdst faculty Instructors are sent notices from the members do not respond to the library and are given about a month to notices. "Until it becomes Spain's Franco falls ill- power transfer imminent MADRID. Spain (AP) - Pardo Palace outside Madrid. Included Generalissimo Francisco Franco. was Dr. Cristobal Martinez-Bordiu, Spain's ruler since the country was Franco's son-in-law and a heart torn by the 19.(6-39 civil war. fell specialist. seriously ill with a heart ailment Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the South yesterday, setting off rumors that a African heart transplant pioneer, also transfer of power to Prince Juan was at the palace but left later for Carlos de Borbon was imminent. Johannesburg. He has been traveling The office of Premier Carlos Arias outside his country. Navarro said reports abroad that Franco was dead were untrue. A government source denied reports The seriousness of the 82-ycar-old the general was in anoxygen tent, had chief of state's illness was underlined undergone a tracheotomy, had been by two visits from Arias and a incapacitated by the heart ailment or gathering of Franco's family at his El was dead. Bayh announces candidacy for presidential nomination INDIANAPOLIS (AP) ■■ Sen. Birch western Indiana farming community Bayh of Indiana returned to the scene nearTerre Haute. of his political beginnings yesterday to Well-wishers who had decked out announce his candidacy for the 1976 the town with banners proclaiming Democratic presidential nomination. their support for Bayh gathered at a Bayh's declaration came after he tent on the Bayh family farm to hear received a rousing reception from his the senator tell them of his intentions. home town of Shirkieville. a small The crowd was estimated at about 600. THE THIRD-term Indiana senator, "One is not enough" for this young newspaper carrier taking along an extra bicycle. (Newsphoto by Lance still fighting laryngitis, saved the Double duty who remedied her overloaded cargo problem by Wynn) formal announcement for a speech in Student killed the Indiana House of Representatives where he started his political climb 22 in hiking mishap years ago. James Stoffers. a transient "I am running for the presidency to student from Kent State University, provide the kind of leadership that will was killed in a mountain climbing not be content to tell the country Voting information provided accident in Bad Richenhall. West what we can't do, but instead will tell Germany this weekend. the country what we can do. and show With the Nov. 4 election less than residence, as well as your reason for THE PROMOTE Bowling Green a sponsoring member," he explained. The 20-year-old sophomore was the way to get it done," Bayh said in two weeks away, Student Government being absent from the polls on election Committee, which SGA is a part of, A permanent membership would participating in the University's his prepared announcement. Association's (SGA) office of state and day. was formed to help local merchants entitle the University to a NSL Academic Year-Abroad Program in "Moral leadership demands not the community affairs has established a Written requests for ballots must be work together with the community lobbying pack, which enables Salzburg. Austria. fear that too many jobs will cause voter information center, a service received at the board by noon Nov. 1 and campus in promoting sales in the University students to become more Gary Ruch sophomore (A&S), inflation, but the conviction that too which will give official explanations of for students to be eligible for the Nov. downtown business district. knowledgeable on issues involving was with Stoffers at the time of the few jobs will cause human suffering," the nine proposed constitutional 4 election. For students interested in college campuses. accident. He was unhurt. he said. amendments in Ohio. government issues specifically NSL was created to protect the According to Dr. Eakin. vice Bayh listed the basis of the platform According to David Pocock, SGA concerned with students, SGA is interests of students in public colleges provost for student affairs. Stoffers that he hopes will lift him over eight In addition, the center is informing associate coordinator of state and working to join the National Student and universities, Pocock said. and Ruch were hitchhiking in the other already announced candidates. students on the procedures for community affairs, his office also is Lobby (NSL), Pocock said. Supported entirely by student countryside and decided to go He called for closing tax loopholes, absentee balloting. Briefly, the involved in two other projects that will "Bowling Green is not a member government funds, these lobbies mountain climbing. Stoffers slipped breaking up oil company monopolies, procedure is: write the board of keep students more informed on yet, but we are depending on become advocates for students on and fell 600 feet to his death. vigorously enforcing antitrust laws and elections in your county and give it community projects and state and University students to back us in issues such as financial aid, tuition, reforming the Federal Reserve system. your name and your home and campus federal legislative actions. raising the SI,000 which will make us and university budget costs, he added. Paa* 2/The BG News, Wednesday. October 22, 1975 epireRiaLS democrats seek unity WASHINGTON-For those who array of candidates and see only Maybe Birch Bayh. Scoop Jackson. play the numbers. Birch Bayh is the trouble ahead. Mo Udall, or Jimmy Carter can achieve ninth Democrat to formally confirm Where is the candidate who will that despite the odds. Maybe the the public's suspicion that he is unite the Democrats in next summer's Democratic list needs to be expanded athletic extras rrnning for president. He first broke J. F. convention in Manhattan, who can despite the fact that we already have the news to his neighbors at the farm terHorst bring together George Meany and ten Indians trying to become chief. near Shirkieville, Indiana, presumably SL George Wallace and all the party For the good of the country, Some students currently receiving athletic board aid can enjoy to prove that his feet are on the members in between? however, perhaps something else needs unfair food service advantages not available to other student athletes. ground even if his head is in the THE FEAR OF another to be asked. Why. in a land of nearly Donald Cunningham, assistant director of intercollegiate athletics, clouds. McGovem-type debacle haunts Party 220 million persons, is our presidential said recently that Darrow Dining Hall is the dining hall to be used by In a few more days, George Wallace HI Chairman Robert Strauss and members talent pool so shallow? As historian athletes receiving board aid. The program was initiated to will raise the count to ten. And that Democrats have a supermarket of of die National Committee. It was James Barber has noted, since 1936 accommodate those athletes who, due to practice, cannot eat during raises the questions. candidates. precisely to avoid a repetition of the only 62 Democrats and 47 regular cafeteria hours. The program automatically affects athletes Will this be the end of the Three are senalors-Bayh, Henry 1972 runaway-convention that the Republicans have received so much as rules have been tightened even at the one per cent support for president in residing on campus, and athletes residing off-campus also can choose announced list of candidates for the Jackson of Washington, and Lloyd Democratic nomination? Is the 1976 Bentsen of Texas. Fred Harris is a risk of angering blacks and other the Gallup polls. Is it nght that in 40 to eat at Darrow. former Oklahoma senator. The House reformed factions within the party. years time the American political The idea is a good one but it extends too far. An additional nominee really among them? Or as John the Baptist adjured the people of is represented by Morris Udall of It is this fear that prompts talk of system has been unable to conic up feature of the new athletic food services is that all athletes (as long as his time, do we await the coming of Arizona. Two are governors-Wallace having tQ draft Senator Ted Kennedy with only 109 persons-nearly all white they receive athletic board aid) can eat in Darrow all year long. yet another? and Pennsylvania's Milton Shapp. Two or maybe Hubert Humphrey or Protestant males-with sufficient Even when the football and track seasons are over, those football If there is safety in numbers, the are former governors-Jimmy Carter of reaching out for some fresh, stature to be deemed presidential and track team members who receive athletic board can enjoy the Democrats already have measured up Georgia and Terry Sanford of North untarnished face like that of caliber'' eating privileges in Darrow Hall. Long after the hockey and to their majority status in the country Carolina. Sargent Shriver is from California's unconventional young For generations we have excluded basketball seasons have ended, athletes gelling board aid still art- by spawning a big and varied patch of Maryland but better known as former governor. Jerry Brown. from the presidency almost everyone permitted to eat In Darrow. politicians from which to pluck a Peace Corps boss, McGovern's For the incontrovertible truth of except vice presidents, governors of The menu in Darrow is limited-only the a la carte selections are president. Every one is a pol. Every emergency running-mate last time and the 1976 Democratic campaign for the big states, members of the U.S. Senate, and now and then, a military hero. served-but athletes are permitted to return for additional food one is a self-starter. Each of them brother-in-law of you-know-who. presidency is that a November victory Geographically, it's a nice mix. with will depend heavily on picking not so That is a post-Watergate fact worth helpings if necessary. possesses ambition, ego, and in varying degrees, funds and a following. three Southerners, two from the East, much a candidate who excites the remembering as we move toward the The rewards for athletes already arc numerous and it seems the one from the Great Lakes area, and activists in the spring primaries, but presidential election of our athletic department will be bestowing undue food rewards on its COMPARED TO THE Republicans four from the West and Southwest. As one who can rally the liberals, Bicentennial year. already financially aided athletes after their athletic service has who have come up only with Jerry a group, it's an ideological rainbow. moderates, laborites and Dixiecrais in Copyright. 1975 Universal Press ended. Ford and Ronald Reagan, the Yet a lot of Democrats look al this the fall. Syndicate/Detroit News
white collar workers organized by women
instead of their common sense. Hence SAN FRANCISCO - At the end of there will be more litigation and the interview Doris Lcvinc said, "I possibly much more unionizaiton for didn't mention that I have a rabbit many of the issues involved aren't named Snowflakc. That proves I'm not strictly feminist. a militant, ogre-lype person." A generation ago people thought it To look at Doris or read her would be impossible to get women curriculum vitae. she is not. Al ape 29 school teachers into a union. It may be she has the grooming, speech and that the women's movement will be tidiness of the office worker. A the occasion for organizing the graduate of Boston University, she was banking and insurance industries with a senior public affairs specialist at the their huge female labor force. Crocker Bank (assets $10 billion plus) Who knows? Snowflake could turn here until she was let go earlier this It can be harder to learn what's out to be a militant, ogre-type bunny. year. going on inside a big company than a government agency, but Means lists a Copyright. 1975, The Washington x itt£* The dismissal or whatever it was - number of things Crocker is doing to Post-King Features Syndicate rT'S YOUR INSURANCE Q3MPANY!' the bank will not comment on nich recognize not only female talent but cases - has led Doris Lcvinc, at least black and Chicano ability as well. temporarily, inloa fall-time caicei III Among them is the creation of an women's rights organizer at her former affirmative action committee chaired place of employment. by Jane Fouclicc, one of the rare female Crocker vice presidents. LeTTers As president of WRAC (Women's The hitch is that people close to the Rights at Ciockcr) she is helping the hank say that Fouchec has resigned Cleveland, who won 14 and 13. Let's examine some of baseball's is so large people feel that the smoke group put together a class action suit from the committee because it isn't over-oranged respectively. top infields: Philadelphia (D. Allen. D. wouldn't be a problem. Here's the on behalf of the female 68 per .cm of doing anything and is joining WRAC. In (he same article, he wrole: "The Cash. Bowa. Schmidt 1: Cincinnati catch-no ventilation, pcriodl the bank's 10,000 workers. The Big Oranges are here. The men to watch arc the first basemen. (Perez. Morgan, Concepcion. Rose). There is a class session right before This will scarcely bring Crocker lemon fresh homecoming is just Joe Rudi (Oakland) and Carl Los Angeles (Garvey, Lopes. Russell, mine and it is very hot and smoky in HER ALLEGATIONS about her down WRAC has only about .15 around the corner and the running Yaslrzomski (Boston) arc outstanding Ceyl; Pittsburgh (Stargell, Stennett. there before I enter. own case and the accusations nude members, although its fellow Iravelers prunes are making their presence gloveineii. . ." Tavcras, Hebner); Baltimore (L. May. Breathing all this added congested against the bank in (hose of others arc and sympathizers may be much more known to the sewage treatment plant Actually, Yastrzcmski is an Grich, Belangcr, B. Robinson): smoke for two hours doesn't create an familiar enough. Dons says that she numerous. It's still a gutsy thing foi But seriously, we like orange juice, excellent defensive first baseman, bui Milwaukee (G. Scott, Garcia, Yount, ideal learning environment. After class was gotten rid of by a male-minded office workers to risk joining any kind drink ii every morning, but we're not Rudi, a golden glove left fielder, is Money); Cleveland (Powell, Kuiper. my clothes leek with a pungent ordor. management and replaced by a man of labor organization, be it a feminist oranges. We're Falcons and we would average a( besl with a glove at first Duffy. Bell); Oakland (Tenace. Garner. It's necessary to return to the dorm with less banking experience at $7,000 one or a union. rather see the $2,700 spent on base. Mr. Goodman must be recalling Campaneris. Bando): and Kansas City for a change of clothes. It's a damn more per year than she was making bringing the "real falcons" back to Rudi's fine work in left field from past (Mayberry. Rojas. Patek. G. Brett). shame that students can't hold their DORIS' WATCHED a regular campus than on orange promotions for World Senes. Comparing (hose infields with the smokes for two hours. The Crocker women also complain AFL-CIO outfit try to organize the Florida Citrus Commission. Also in the same article, he listed current Boston infield of Cooper. Dr. Janet Hyde should demand no about a generalized presumption in Crocker's data processing center. "The Besides, we can get all (he oranges we Cecil Cooper al the (bird Red Sox Doyle. Burleson and Petrocclli it smoking during class to ease the favor of the masculine gender which electronic sweat shop," she calls it. need when we head south for the ouifieldcr along with Fred Lynn and would seem thai the Red Sox infield is problem. It offends me that I have to not only blocks them from Tangerine Bowl. Dwiglu Evans. somcwhal far behind the best. put up with such nonsense and paying advancement but depnves the But passing out ugly, mimeographed Actually, now that Jim Rice has Although Mr. Goodman is a for it to boot. company of first-line executive talent. "Bull Sheets" giving the skivvy on Falcon seniors been hurt. Rick Millet, Juan Beniquez qualitive writer, we feel that he should Other classes aren't so bad. They the management isn't a terribly clever Frank Girolami and Bernie Garho altcmaied in left do his, homework a little more have great ventilation there, but 105 The bank, they say for example, way of enlisting office workers. " and Bill Launder field throughout the remainder of the thoroughly before future articles. Hanna is intolerable. I hope the next made a movie to stir Incentive la drum then they started making personal Doug Krinn regular season and Yastrzcmski took time when students want to smoke, up new business, using the . gibes at the manager of the center." Nick Lockman over in left during the playoffs. Mike Lesko they will refrain from their dirty habit. foothall-team-cffoil motif in which says Doris, "and this is when they 311 E. Merry St. Apt. No.4 Cooper played basically as a fust 15IOClughSt women only appeared as cheerleaders. started losing ground. I'd like to think baseman-designated hitler. Thomas Hudson They also contend that theii spies in that if I'd been doing it. they'd have a Jim Szalay 1005 Offenhauer West Crocker's executive suite have union. Their attempt was so low do baseball IN AN ARTICLE companng (he 461 S. Summit overheard the bank's honchos saying class." 1975 Cincinnati Reds to the 1954 m things like, "What the hell will these homework Cleveland Indians (Oct. 31. he stated: broads wanl next1'" She believes she now knows how to "The Tribe rolled over everyone - •me BG news organize the people at the desks in the After reading Terry Goodman's until post season action came up. hold those That the big boss men should talk big corporations, not that Doris has observations in The BG News on Overconfident and riding on cloud EDITORIAL STAFF that way isn't hard to believe thought in those teims most of her certain major league baseball teams nine. Cleveland dropped four straight •*<«• mark h. glover inasmuch as board chairman Thomas life: "Personally, I've always been during the last couple weeks, we must in the World Series." smokes managing Mitor carl p. remensky anti-union, but I'm changing my mind. disagree with many of his statements. Actually, the '54 Indians suffered news editor mark n. dodoeh Wilcox has been quoted as saying. am. managing editor lotrama I. lamaion "About 60 pei cent of our staff are It used to be the blue-collar people In an article about the Detroit from a letdown after setting the I enjoyed the article written about ednorai aditor i.n.i I. cordaro pretty girls and about 8 10 9 per cent who got the shaft but now it's the Tigers (Oct. I), he pointed out (hat American League record for most wins the popularity of the class Psychology makaup aditor norma a. steele of our officers are ladies." white-collar people who have no the "Detroit management had to in a season (1111 and also from a rash of Human Sexuality. Obviously the sports aditor richard d. raaa recourse and no protection." overhaul and even junk such ancient of injuries. photo aditor denial I. faieht author of this review didn't sit thtough copy aditor william p. aaundara The sum of all of this prompts Doris performers as Bill Freehan. .." Adding (o the Cleveland downfall the entire two periods. BUSINESS STAFF Levine to observe. "They're paying Crocker isn't the first bank to face Actually, Freehan performing on a was the unbelievable catch in center Since I'm a student in that class. I'll buiinaaa managar . . . leslie a rothanbarg those fabulous salaries to white males this sort of insurrection. The world's regular basis at catcher hit around .250 field by Willie Mays and the point out one factor that was advartmng managar .... gordon t. say re who are a bunch of klutzes. . . What largest, the Bank of America, lost a big and was even a member of (he pinch-hitting of Dusty Rhodes. definitely missed. Roughly one-half of ulai managar laffrav p. hannah riled me was seeing those clunky white case of this sort but is now reported American League all-star squad (his In an article comparing Cincinnati the class puff on cigarettes in a The BG News ia published Tuesdays men running a big company like that. I by some of its women employees ot be past summer. and Boston (Oct. 101, he wrote: "The so-called "smoking section." The thru Fridays during tha regular school sometimes think they make money in doing a much better job. In an article comparing the Oakland Reds' infield might be baseball's best, smoke build up in 105 Hanna is yaar, and once a weak during tha spite of themselves." A's and the Boston Red Sox (Oct. 2), bui Boston is not far behind." obnoxious in the worst way. The room summer sessions, under authority of the The Wells Fargo Bank here (with he staled: "Oakland's (wo left-handed Publications Committee ot Bowling WITHOUT SAYING so Robert assets in excess of $11 billion) started aces (Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman) Green State University. Means, Crocker's vice president for its program without even having a gun malchup with the Bosox' Luis Tiant Opinions expressed in editorial personnel, hints that Dons might have stuck in its ribs, and has announced cartoons cr other columns in tha Naves and Bill Lee." let's hear from you do not necessarily reflect tha opinions of a case. "You're catching us in a period that by 1979 it expects that 40 per tha University Administration, faculty or of transition." he explains. "We have a cent of all bank officers will be women ACTUALLY, Lee worked out of The lit; News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns staff or tha State of Ohio. Opinions past and we have a future and there is and that there will be no less than 45 the bullpen the last few weeks of the Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial expressed by columnists do not a line in between." female vice presidents as opposed to season and Boston manager Darrell Letters should be a maximum ol 300 words, typewritten We ask that necessarily reflect tha opinions of tha columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced BG News. Editorials in tha BO News eight such today. Johnson announced nearly a week reflect the opinions of tha majority ot He intimates he wishes the legal before the playoffs started that Lee The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these members of the BG News Editorial situation would let him say more, but However, most corporations, at would, in all probability, not start limits, with . .spect to the laws of libel and proper taste Board. what he does want to get across is that least the ones run by Doris's klutzes against Oakland. Mr. Goodman failed Letters and columns must include the author s name, address and Editorial and Business Offices whatever may have happened in the phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 106 Univanity Hall and clunkers, will probably go the to mention Rick Wise, a 19-game Phone 372-2003 past certainly isn't happening no* other way and listen to their lawyers winner, or Roger Moret and Reggie University Kail. Wedneiday. October 22.1975, The BG Newi/Pi|e 3 local briefs 'Big Orange Weekend' planned A weekend of events that will begin tomorrow and contest, a costume contest and an orange hunt in the Union a.m. and the class reunions of the classes of 1915 and 1925. continue through Sunday has been scheduled at the oval from 3-4:30 p.m. The release of orange balloons and the decoration of the Debaters University as part of the annual homecoming celebration. A "BIG ORANGE Snake Dance" beginning in front of goal posts will be part of the festivities at Saturday's One event that will not be held, however, it is the the Union will follow Happy Hours Friday. It will be an football game against Miami University. Orange kazoos will As a feature of the University's Bicentennial coronation of a homecoming queen. programs, two debaters from Oxford University in attempt to set a record for the Guines Book of World be distributed al the game and persons arc asked to wear Starting the weekend off will be Happy Hours from 10 Records. The snake will wind through campus and end with England are engaging in a war of words with University brown and orange clothing. p.m. - 1 a.m. tomorrow in the Falcon's Nest, Union, with a dance and beer blast featuring two bands near the Student debaters today, arguing that America is a cultural music provided by Universal Sound System. Meanwhile, wasteland. Services Building. MEMBERS OF the classes of 1920 through 1929 will downtown bars will be selling orange beer. A fireworks display and bonfire is set for midnight David Harrison, senior (A&S), and George Thompson, have a Roaring Twenties dinner beginning at 5:30 p.m. The weekend will continue with more Happy Hours from Fnday at Sterling Farm. Saturday in the Carnation Room. Union. Other alumni are junior (A&S). will defend the United States when they 2 • 5 p.m. in the Falcon's Nest. Among the events that meet at 8 p.m. in the Recital Hall. Musical Arts Bldg. Alumni events set for Saturday include an alumni invited to a dinner and dance at 7 p.m. in the Grand afternoon will be a sign painting contest, a tree decorating luncheon in the Grand Billroom, Union starting at 11:30 The debate is free and open to the public. Ballroom. Union. Two parties for students will begin at 8:30 that night. One is located in the Mid-Am Room of Marshman Quad and the other is In the Falcon's Nest. Union. Orchestra ML A to assist in language research Loggins and Messina will cap off the weekend as they The University Symphony Orchestra will present its perform in concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Hall. For those students doing l M I A) Internationa! MLA for 55 years and gathered to honor certain Tickets are $5.50 for general admission and $6.50 for first concert of the season at 8 tonight in the Grand any kind of research work Bibliography, a reference Ballroom. Union. Entil Raab will conduct the concert, consists of bibliographical colleagues in the profession. reserved seats and are available in the Union ticket office. in modern languages, a good source which many studen'.s Before joining the which will feature guesl artist Herbert Spencer playing data in several modern source of information is the do not know exists. languages. Each publicalion French hom. University faculty. Dr. Modern Language The bibliography has varies in the number of Donna Fricke. assistant Brigham's Greenhouse Association of America been published annually by languages n contains, professor of English, generally depending on the worked for seven years with qualifications of the staff Dr. Harrison Messerole of Weekly specials on working on the Penn Stale University on Hanging Baskets Clay Pots City opts for fireprotection bibliographic compilation. the general section of the bibliography. S Saucers - Pottery City Council approved legislation Monday night which Poe Road sewage treatment plant's blower systems In addition to the pcimits the city to contract with surrounding communities ordered by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. 1026 X. Main • XI \ I TO KROGLRS for mutual fire protection. bibliographical data. MLA That section is devoted to Council also passed an ordinance for the issuance of also publishes volumes of journals that publish articles OI'IX S 7 DAILY A conlractual agreement called for by an ordinance $320,000 in revenue bonds to finance new equipment of allows city fireman to receive assistance during an essays called "Fest- in various fields and in aicas Midwest Stamping & Manufacturing Co., 513 Napoleon schriftcn." These volumes of interest peripheral to emergency from neighboring Wood County fire Road. departments. City firemen in turn would help other are collections of essays in subscribers of the MLA AMONG OTHER legislation, City Council: modern languages which are bibliography. community fire departments if called upon. However, City -approved the purchase of a new parking meter Safety Director Howard Rutter said Bowling Green would maintenance vehicle. be the prime receipient of the mutual agreement's benefits --authorised the issuance of $12,113.26 in bonds to complete payment of the new downtown sidewalks. fc£i\£& IN OTHER ACTION, council approved an ordinance -ammended city traffic ordinances to conform with the allowing the public utilities board to advertise bids for the new state law permitting right turns on red. "33,500,000 purchase of sewage treatment chemicals for 1976. Council also passed a resolution authorizing the city's Unclaimed^ consulting engineer to make plans for improving the East GRADUATE IHP STUDENTS Scholarships Ovfi S33,500.000 unclaimed scholarships, giants JKIS ami THE HUTCH 1! fellowships idnqing from S50 to S10.000 CUM en | lit, ,«t YOU MAY KNOW these source! rotwehtd tnd compiled as «»t Sepi 15. 19/5 PET SHOP UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS 10I1S MAM. BOWLING G*E£N. O. 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By Din Girfield Falcons, but little did I know that that lag was more like a This year, unlike the others previous. BG is unbeater quite clear. The Falcons won conference championships left' Assistant Sports Editor noose, snuggly fit around the neck of my fellow students after six games. I am guilty of abandoning the Big Orange and right as I basked in the success of those teams. (gridders) neck, adding unneeded pressure for 11 weeks of for a three-day rest over the Columbus Day weekend. However, in the past decade. I have scoffed and scorned Saturday night following the Falcons" .'5-9 triumph over the fall. The 1969, 1972 and 1973 seasons were perfect BG football, stayed at home waiting to see if the sun was Kent State at Cleveland, a radio broadcaster quizzed BG examples. WHILE BG WAS winning football games under the pride out and the weather was warm, before deciding to go lo the coach Don Nehlen on the lack of support shown by fans as I suppose my day of reconciliation is cast. Once in my and tradition of the orange and brown, I admit I was game. evidenced by the poor attendance this season. life at BG, I have faithfully backed the Falcons, but I can't gorging myself with $4 pizzas and guzzling cheap beer. Spoiled'.' I know. For 10 years after Doyt left. I put the "How come the fans aren'l backing your team here - or remember if it was either from behind a glass of beer down For only 75 cents (cost of one ticket in a S4 season pressure on Don Nehlen, blaming him while not at home this season?" he asked. at the Brathaus or in my prayers at night. pass). I know I could have enjoyed an afternoon of understanding the leagues rapid equity, nor wishing to Nehlen, although overjoyed at the decisive victory, high-quality football - a new brand of BG ball, featuring a accept it. wondered in amazement. BUT AS A penance for apathetic abandonment in past big play offense. I was there, however, screaming for better competition. "Heck, I don't know. I just don't know," he said. seasons, I may witness the Falcons in battle Saturday with Whereas I was shelling out tons of money on face-feeding And when BG lost, could you blame me for not recognizing arch-nemesis Miami. merchandise, I could have been absorbing the melodious the difference between playing a San Diego State and the CONTEMPLATING that question with considerable As for added repentance, I shall voice wholeheartedly my tones of the Falcon marching band, and much more. Quantico Marines'1 perplexity, I decided lo cogitate the problem further. My support to the Falcons. For absolution, I will buy one ticket to Saturday's As I have been faithful before. I will be faithful again. conclusion: The "Forgetful Trio of Bowling Green." Forgetful fan number two. What is your name, please-* lit.-Miami game and show a little vocal assistance to the Instead of 40 lashes, a pair of tickets to this week's Forgetful fan number one, whal is your name, please1 My name is freshman follower, and here is my story. unbeaten Falcons. I don't want to begin to lead a life of all-improtant MAC clash (despite the weather)) would be My name is upperclassman fan. and here is my story. I am following in the footsteps of many previous BG apathy and disillusion as my ancestors have shown. sufficient sacrificial perance. For the past three or four years. I have been led to graduates. Yet those footsteps are taking me not to that Forgetful fan number three. What is your name, please? dissident pastures by my grateful ancestors who were concrete palace on I-75 for big games like Southern My name is town follower, and here is my story. WELL.THERE'S the testimony. Which one gave the best caught in the Alice in Wonderland belief that all BG Mississippi and Toledo, bul to daddy's car and home to Well, I am back. You probably didn't think I would ever alibi - forgetful fan number one. number two, or number football teams should be like Ohio Slate, and undefeated mother for the weekend. rejoin the Falcon forces, bul they're undefeated and three? seasons and post- -season bowl tups are a mere easy cup ot I elected to go home to play in the confines of my number one in the MAC. Will the real Falcon fan please stand up? tea to attain. sandbox and cheer Podunk High School to another losing NOTE: there are still plenty of tickets left for For years I have put the preseason favorite-son tag on the SCI SI III I CAN REMEMBER the Doyl Perry (former coach) years Saturday's game between BG and Miami.
Preston set; Conklin hurt The BG New Dave Preston has been given the go-ahead by a deep thigh bruise against Kent and currently is doctors to resume practice this week in preparation hobbling around on crutches. SPORTS for Saturday's Mid-American Conference (MAC) clash Wednesday. October 22. I97S Page h with Miami "MARK WANTS lo play so bad." Nehlen said. "We'll have to work like hack lo get him ready to "bul nghl now it doesn't look favorable." play." BG head coach Don Nehlen said yesterday. If Conklin cannot play Saturday, sophomore Greg Prcslon. the nitron's fifth-leading rusher and scorer Kelchum will gel the starling call, with scniorvelcran Women harriers Mark Horaiisky moving ovei from right guard lo help £ HOMECOMING last season, has not dressed lor the last two Falcon Bowling Green's women's at 11.45 a.m. Salurday at is almost here.... games and has not practiced in over I wo weeks out. cross country team makes the University Golf Course. Offensive tackle John Obrock, who had been its debut at home Saturday SECOND-TEAM lailback MaiCUl Johnson, who did Halting before suffering an injury in the Southern as il faces Central Michigan Running for the Falcons order your homecoming mums not play against Kent, also will he ready to go Mississippi game, also will resume practice this week. University. will be Gail Billet. Karen NOW! Saturday. The women harriers, Hoy, Laura Knudson, Karen avoid the last-minute rush. "My guess is thai Maicus will lie able lo play Wingback John Holes, another Falcon starter who coached by Dave Williams, KoetZ, Debbie Ronisek. Jan Salurday." Nehlen said. "I think by llicn. both has been sidelined, should be in top shape Saturday will run a 2.5 - mile course Samuclson and Janet Traub. corsages tor moms or sweethearts (Preston and Johnson) miglil not be 100 per cent, hut and will lend support to junior Steve Kuehl and fall arrangements they'll be all right." freshman Jeff Grotli. clay pots and saucers But the situation isn'l as bright wild starting left Starting Redskin defensive end Carl Wml/ei is out HOMECOMING guard Mark Conklin lor the season after undergoing knee surgery Conklin. a semoi and two-year lellerman. sulfcrcd following an injury against Ohio University. CONCERT KLOTZ FLOWER FARM Napoleon & S. Collage) Rds. UAO PRESENTS PHONE 353-8381 1 HOURS: 8-5 M - Sat. Loggins & Messina Rugby team stays unbeaten SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 The Bowling Green rugby WITH THE wind at their In ihe second game, a The Falcon ruggers will team preserved its perfect hack in Ihe second half. Ihe tued Falcon crew tell travel to Athens this 8 P.M. THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT record with an 8 - .( victory Falcons hoped to generate a behind (> - 0 in ihe first half weekend lo take on ANDERSON ARENA IN CINEMA I - II. ADMISSION $1.25 WITH over Miami Valley and a 6 • more potent offensive against YoungMown. perennial rival Ohio STUDENT I.D. 6 tie against Youngstown punch However, the wel In the second half, the University. In two weeks. NOW ENDS Saturday at Poe Ditch field. conditions hampered many ll(. mood changed, and BG will host Ohio Slate and CINEMA I THURSDAY. Playing in a driving wind of their efforts. aggressive play once was Foil Wayne. and cold rain, the Falcon again evident, fails in the TWO CONTROVERSIAL ruggers were forced to rely Bui veteran Rick half. IK.'. Sieve Fedy fell AT 7:15 on an aggressive defensive (inswald proved to be the on a Youngstown fumble on HITS effort to emerge victorious hero as lie stleaked across the goal line and Dave in the first contest Ihe goal line in the second Budges diop kicked the WATCH BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR ««• BG look a -l il lead hall lo give BG the K - 3 conversion to lie the game, FOR: when Jeff Mohrman scored tmiiuph. O • (l after a semm in ihe middle of the first half. Miami Valley came back ADD & TYPE SHOP with a three-point penalty kick, aided by the winds. FALCOI Canon Calculator Sale CHOICE OF TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE 85 '6.50 RESERVED, '5.50 GENERAL SQUARE ROOT $19 PIZZA f rom Warn* Oroi RESEARCH PERCENTAGES AND UP Thursday Night] AVAILABLE AT BG UNION & FINDERS Thousands of Topics Special SffMj 'Of you* uiHiMlair 160 Bowling Green $m ALL PERFORMANCES f* 1 AT 9:45 — mail o>d** catalog Enclotr | ALL SEATS $1.00 «J> ■ tioo torn oom.jr and 166 N. Main St. port % Price "•ndUng Toledo 352-3309 Clinton 5:00-9:00 p.m. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC NOW PLAYING 113?? IDAHO AVE ,$ ?06 LOS ANGELES. CAUF 9007b EVE. AT 7:15-9:45 i.MJi 47784 74
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