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By Fred S. Hoffman events to the new air buildup, but movements have already been AP Military Writer described the reinforcement as part of disclosed in recent weeks. Friedheim's an over-all plan to make sure Gen references to them indicated no new WASHINGTON iAPi - The I'mted C'reighton W. Abrams has available to departures are planned at least for the States is raising its air power strength him all the air and naval assets he lime being in Southeast Asia another notch, a needs to protect remaining troops, in possible prelude to an intensilied assist South Vietnamese in repelling A FIFTH aircraft carrier arrived off bombing campaign aimed at halting the the offensive Vietnam this week, along with North Vietnamese offensive The additional war planes will escorting destroyers This raised to Pentagon spokesman Jerry W increase to- about 300 the number of about 60 the number ol American naval 1 Fnedheim told newsmen yesterdav I S fighter-bombers and bombers vessels operating in those waters, at that some additional land-based U S ordered to South Vietnam. Thailand least equaling the number there in 1968 war planes will be sent to the war zone and Guam since early April when the at the Vietnam war's peak. I'e provided no details, but other North Vietnamese assault was The Pentagon Wednesday sent a high sources indicate the reinlorcements gathering speed level mission to South Vietnam to will fly from the United Stales Overall, the action will boost I S determine what additional military The move was announced soon after land-based and carrier-based planes in •rail aid Saigon forces needed MAGI negotiations in Pans broke down the war theater to more than 800 Fnedheim confirmed the arrival in again and amid a battle!leld crisis in Fnedheim mentioned that some South Vietnam of a giant CS transport South Vietnam additional naval ships are on their way plane carrying three M-48 medium KRIEDHKIM did not link these to Southeast Asia Since these tanks to replace some of South Vietnam's tank losses W>—afcaw hi >—I J Paaaai
FRIEDHEIM displayed pictures ol a Memorial variety of heavy Soviet-built weapons Approximately 600 persons participated in a moratorium march from campus Federal judge sets which he said have shown up in South to the downtown area last night. Vietnam for the first time Included march were T54 and T34 medium tanks, long range artillery and sophisticated antiaircraft guns new election dote Meanwhile. South Vietnamese paratroopers launched the government's first counterattack COLUMBUS «AP« - A federal judge 18th District and Louis Stokes in the 21st 600 march downtown yesterday since the North Vietnamese granted yesterday a new voting date District opened their spring of tensive. for 16 Cleveland area precincts as Sen Voting machine trouble and other The counterattack in the central Hubert H. Humphrey took firm hold of snafus kept polling places from opening highlands was designed to end the 57 first-ballot Democratic convention last Tuesday in six precincts in isolation by road of Kontum. the By Terry Cochran THE LEAFLETS were circulated from Church to Court Street and tnen votes Cleveland and 10 in the city's suburbs provincial capital (hat is expected to be Staff Reporter among the crowd of about 600 marchers back to campus past the Humphrey was in a good position to Several other polling places opened the first objective when the enemy's as they returned to campus Administration Bldg gain at least 20 more votes Sen hours after the 6 30 am expected big push comes there The moratorium march through the They explained that a similar action George McGovern held 27 convention opening, but in these precincts the streets ol Howling Green last night of digging a hole the size of a bomb A GROUP of 15 marchers attempted votes and led in balloting for 36 others scheduled 6:30 p m closing time was SEVERAL HUNDRED government ended in an attempt by some 200 crater had been carried out in the city a sit-in at the corners of Woosler and in Ohio's 153-vote delegation extended until 1159 p in when Judge parachute troops made a combat students to dig a hole the size of a bomb of Ann Arbor by the Interfaith Council Main Streets. However, they gave up Battisti acted on a motion filed on assault between the cities of Kontum crater in Sterling Farm for Peace. when the main body of marchers U.S. District Court Judge Frank J Humphrey's behalf. and Pleiku in an effort to clear the Chu A leaflet distributed after the march The march itself was peaceful, moved on at the urging of marshals Baltisti set next Tuesday as election Earlier Thursday, before acting on Ha mountain pass on Highway 14 The explained the digging as an attempt to though occasional chanting and calls of When the marchers returned to day in 16 Cuyahoga County precincts the election board's motion. Battisti cutting of this road interrupted the flow establish a "liberated zone on the "Pig" to police could be heard along campus a speaker from the steps of which never opened last Tuesday He said he had no jurisdiction in a suit hied of supplies and troops from Pleiku to ROTC training field" as a symbol of the way. Williams Hall told them the liberated acted at the request of Joseph Cipolone. on behalf of McGovern Kontum. "the destruction in Southeast Asia " zone in Sterling Farm would provide county board of elections director With 95 per cent of the votes counted From Pleiku. Associated Press By II pm sod had been stripped Marchers began walking from "services for the people." including Humphrey won Ohio's 38 al-largc for the 38 at-large delegates. correspondent David J Paine reported from an area about 20 leet in diameter Memorial Hall at about 9 30. following such things as a day care center. delegates Other delegates were Humphrey had 457.405 votes to 434.053 that the paratroopers engaged the Only two shovels were available, speeches by members of the University determined on the basis of returns in for McGovern enemy shortly after pouring out of their although more digging equipment was community and Rennie Davis. Chicago He said the area was provided with each of the slate's congressional Sen Henry W Jackson of Washington helicopters eight miles south of to arrive. Seven defendant picks, shovels, tools, tents, and also districts. had 88,963 votes. Sen Edmund S Kontum and 19 miles north of Pleiku Students had also built a large The group rambled through inner vegetables and brown rice. Thirteen convention votes went to Muskie of Maine 98.252 and former Sen The fighting still was going on at bonfire with wood obtained Ironi campus to Wooster Street, followed Police did not attempt to stop the favorite sons. Reps. Wayne Hays in the Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota 24.595 nightfall Sterling Farm Woosler to North Church Street, moved group from occupying the field War not winding down-Davis
By Patty Bailey killed, wounded or captured each soldiers are being killed, more discontinuation of aid for war-related aad month, while the number during Vietnamese are dying. purposes Jim Carey President's Nixon's term rose to "Vietnamization is literally driving The Chicago Seven defendant said the 127.000 the people like cattle out of the villages three-point peace plan is the absolute Rennie Davis. Chicago Seven "We've all become innocent victims and hamlets and into the cities.'; he rock bottom requirement ol any defendant, claims the Vietnam war is of a tragic use of misinformation." said candidate who says he is going to end not winding down despite U.S. troop Davis said He added that this results in In 1965 Vietnam was 85 per cent rural, the war. withdrawals failure for the people of the United according to Davis, but by 1971 it was 65 Davis urged the crowd to burv the Speaking before a crowd of about States to understand and appreciate the per cent urban because of "forced political fortunes of Richard Milhouse 2.000 last night in Memorial Hall. Davis people of Vietnam urbanization " Nixon in 1972" and to defeat Hubert said, "There is not a shred of evidence "We choose whether we are "The truth will be told by what Humphrey in the Democratic primary that the war is winding down " spectators of the greatest mass unfolds, the people who fight for the election. slaughter in the history of the world United States in South Vietnam know in AFTER HIS speech Davis DAVIS SAID President Johnson The people must do everything possible their guts that the patriots are the Viei participated in the moratorium march dropped about 60.000 tons of bombs a to defeat war-makers here in this Cong and the liberators are the people through downtown Bowling Green. month in Vietnam during his term in country and let Vietnam live." he said froii North Vietnam." he said He explained that he believes what office. In "winding down the war." Cavis said President Nixon will have happens in Bowling Green is important President Nixon dropped 96.000 tons of DAVIS cited Vietnamization as one to face "the last and final crisis the to the people of Vietnam because bombs per monlh. Davis said. of the prime reasons the war is not defeat of a puppet regime and the "anything that indicates there are He also said during President winding down. He explained that defeat of total air force by people he people who are for peace is Ronnie Davis Johnson's term 95.000 persons were although a lesser number of U.S. once called rag-tag guerillas encouraging to them "There are people in Vietnam that People should write letters and send are very far out," Davis said "They messages (to the Vietnamesel.' he have a culture and a history that many said of us seated here could learn from and "Congress should be beseiged. the Darrow won't house College appreciate " whole society should be heated up with DAVIS SAID he backs a proposed antiwar sentiments." he said the Cluster faculty to consider Darrow for three-point peace plan The plan calls "I basically have wanted to be a By Ciady Saopis Coffman's decision that the two programs would accommodations next year He said the faculty was for a halt in the bombing and killing in farmer, but It's hard to get into that definitely not be combined Editorial Editor Vietnam, a definite date to be set for when this country is doing what il is in The original decision from the Dean of Students happy with Prout. but when they looked at Darrow. they thought it would be desirable U.S. troop withdrawal and Vietnam." he said Cluster College will not move its program into office came under fire from residents of Darrow. who However. Goodwin said they reconsidered after Darrow Hall next year complained to Dr. Coffman and other administrators looking more closely at the program in Darrow Last month, the Dean of Students office referred a that the two programs would not be compatible in the "We prefer Prout because we feel we were suggestion to Provost Stanley ('oilman that Cluster same living unit successful there. However. 1 really don't have College be incorporated into Darrow. the Dr. Coffman said the students had a fair case and SWP candidate to talk objections to any place that has the equal facilities of coeducational residence hall they were not consulted as much as they should have Prout." he said DR COFFMAN confirmed yesterday that Darrow been before the decision was made The vice presidential candidate of California's seventh district Dr. Coffman said he did not think Cluster College would not accommodate Cluster College students next Dr. Robert Goodwin, professor of philosophy and the Socialist Workers Party ISWPI During his campaign, he flew to would return to Prout next winter because there is a year Cluster College faculty member, said Darrow will speak at 1 p.m. today in the South Vietnam to speak to GIs about great demand for it by upperclass women According to Robert Rudd. director of residence residents thought the move would infringe upon the Historical Suite. Union the war. but he said the U.S. services, the decision to move Cluster College into the program they are running in the coed residence hall Andrew Pulley, running on the Embassy in Saigon refused to allow RAYMOND C. Whittaker. dean of students, is coeducational living unit was originally made because Rudd. on the other hand, did not foresee any conflict ticket with Linda Jenness. the him off the plane currently investigating other possible locations for of the poor student response to Darrow Hall last year. if the two programs were housed in Darrow. He said party's presidential choice, has been In the spring of 1971 he was the "The question is. can we practically and financially the social aspects could be intertwined and the Cluster College next year He is expected to reach a active in the antiwar movement. Chicago coordinator of the Black authorize an additional coed hall when we are not academic aspects would not interfere with each other decision in the immediate future As a Gl at Fort Jackson. S.C., he and Brown Task Force to End the Students are now signing up for their dormitory filling the first one'*'' he said became involved in GIs United War in Vietnam. Pulley also preferences for next year In the event Darrow Hall Cluster College is a coeducational program and DARROW HALL and Cluster College are two new Against the War in Vietnam, one of addressed the April 24. 1971 antiwar does not receive a good response from the students. Rudd said if the coed feature was going to continue in programs on campus this year. Cluster, an experiment the first Gl antiwar organizations in rally in Washington. DC. as a Dr. Coffman said he doesn't think the original the college, then the program will have to be in in teaching the humanities, is offered once a year the country. spokesman for SWP. during the winter quarter. Students live and attend suggestion to move Cluster to Darrow will be Darrow Hall. In 1970 Pulley was the ,SWP His speech here is sponsored by seminars in Prout Hall. reconsidered. candidate for Congress from Cultural Boost RUDD WAS unavailable for comment on Dr. Dr. Goodwin said the dean of students office asked "I certainly can't see it now," he said 1I/The SO M.w., Friday, May S. 1971 campus colloquy eDueRiaLS i continued the 'work ethic' revisited
The Student Arbitration Board 1SAB1 will not handle an buried under their own excesses. By Daa W. I.nfkin For some the profit is money, for such as minority groups, job training and investigation of the BGSU Foundation's holdings in war-related HAVING AGREED on the need for others, prerequisites, for still others, it urban rebuilding. industries. Editor's Note: A louder of toe work, the nature of the elhic must be is an intangible set of values-society, not The stock issue was submitted to the board early this quarter investment banking concera of considered Is is ethical to work in the self-directed. But the glory of our Whatever the medium, and I don't after the foundation's board of directors rejected an SBO request Donaldson. I.ufkla and Jenretle, lac. profit system'' Is work under such a pluralistic, multi-valued system is that think the medium is overly important, and a former governor of the New York to sell its holdings in four companies listed among the top 100 system as ennobling as work in a there is elhic enough for everybody-just hard, honest, creative work of all kinds Stock Exchange, Daa W. Lafkin was "commune " or a people's republic"? will be needed if we as a society or as military contractors for 1970 as there is work enough to go around recently appointed Coaaecticut's first individuals are to have a future SAB claims that it is not equipped to handle the extensive Commissioner of Its aew Department of 1'ere again I think that the answer is Money profit will motivate many, And because there is so much lo be research required to thoroughly investigate the issue, and it Environ menial Protection. He also self-evident We are. all of us. oriented to thank heavens, enabling our enterprises done, there can be no free ride for the recommends that the SBO pursue the investigation through other serves as a trustee of the National the profit motive. In all its forms, it is lo supply our needs, modernize, able, the strong, and the wise-not if we. channels. Conference of Christian aad Jews, and truly the goose that has laid the golden diversify, protect against pollution and our system and our way of lite are to If this matter requires a great deal of research, then perhaps the National Council on Crime and egg play a more significant role in activities survive. Delia qaency. SBO or University administrators would form a special committee of faculty and sludenls who arc willing to devote the We have heard a lot recently about the time and skill that this Investigation demands "work ethic" Smacking as it does of Even though SAB believes the research is too extensive for it to Puritanism, Calvinism. Sunday School handle, let's not drop the issue now just because a lot of maxims and a host of self-righteous Leners peperwork is involved. aphorisms popular in a bygone era. it is There is a little more than jusl paperwork at issue here not one of the most exciting phrases to describe a major motivating force of our The I'nited Stales is not conducting the war in Indochina on society words alone it is using equipment manufactured by American policies from a politician? In fact, it is downright out of style' corporations, some of the very corporations in which the But. whether we accept it or not. the foundation has invested its funds "work ethic" will be as lively an issue in The war could not continue without U S corporal ions, and the shaping our future as it has been in determining our past corporations could not continue without their investors. After listening to President Hollis probably the "least worse" and added does he prefers not to talk about it Why' Moore speak on April 27. and again on The University is contributing to and benefiting from the war that he didn't know enough about the Debbie Kraser It became popular about 20 years ago May 3. we draw the conclusion that his effort. We demand an extensive investigation of the stock issue, to speak of American in the closing subject to take a stand on it. 514 Offenhauer B regardless of the amount of paperwork involved. attitude concerning University policies I.'ollis Moore doesn't seem to know Dave Newtones decades of the twentieth century as a appears to be more like that of a enough about enough, or at least if he 312 Offenhauer A society of abundance We envisioned our politcian than a university president continents as a great wealth-producing On April 27 on the steps ol Williams machine into which we poured an Hall, President Moore refused to take a inexhaustible supply of raw materials stand on any of the issues about which he let's hear from you and from which we received an equally was supposed to be speaking inexhaustible supply of the good things of The Be; News welcomei .ill letters to the editor and opinion columns After the meeting he was quoted as down with bigotry life. saying. "I feel frustrated when I come Letters may commenl on any other letter column or editorial The work week shortened Technology Letters should be a maximum ol 3txi words typewritten We ask thai away from these rap sessions because I lessened the individual's load can't answer all the questions alone.'' columns be no more lhan lour typed pages triple-spaced I was proud, as well as thrilled, to sopranos, flat-footed dancers, Government took an ever-more We feel this was a gross understatement The News maintains the right to edit .ill submissions thai exceed these paternalistic cast Because it all seemed learn about the poetry reading by a heterosexual dress designers limits, with respect to the lawsol libel and proper taste "lesbian poet". At last our sophisticated necrophilic astrologers, psychotic so automatic, so effortless, both the ON MAY 3 in Offenhauer main lounge Letters and columns must Include Hie author's name, address and audience is getting cultural pastimes of evangelists'1 We are not prejudiced, we meaning of work and its intrinsic value President Moore spoke on campus phone number, and may be mailed to Ihe Editor, CO The 110 News. I UK the quality it so rightly deserves. want to see them all. good or bad Down and contributions became blurred and housing and open house policies When University Call Let us only hope that this event will with bigotry! confused-for a time. questioned on future campus housing open a long series of worthwhile shows I It is only strange lo think that neither policies lie co-ed dormitories) he can think of a number of "forgotten Socrates nor Plato advertised himself as professed lack of knowledge on the YOUNG PEOPLE, especially minorities" which may merit our a "gay philosopher ' subject. juncle benito encouraged to believe that the gentle attention Obviously they knew nothing about When questioned about the future food ruminations of Consciousness III would WHAT ABOUT all the poets afflicted publicity techniques, or else they were service policies. President Moore produce a fresher, greener nation, lor blessed l with halitosis or dandruff? naive enough to assume that their replied that the present policy was consigned the work ethic to the junk heap All the sadistic trombone players, bald private lives had nothing to do with their of Consciousness I, preferring instead to work graduation present substitute other ethics less harsh, less Stefania E Gross competitive, and less demanding Arthritic Instructor Now, today, our embattled soriely stands in the ruins ol its cities, amidst THe.BG news Language Laboratory the debasement oi iu natural heritage, and listens to the great wealth-producing An Independent Student Voice By Clady Saopis hack and ask them what Ihev have machine slowly clank to a hall Looking Editorial Editor against well-qualified workers for an easy solution, we seek some magic Editorial Staff objectivity Then there is the hopelul rejection mechanic to get it operating in high gear letter that includes an application "We again, to solve problems only vaguely understood editor kathleen m. fraie Dear Uncle Benito. hope you will fill out this application so we can put your name in our files to show managing editor damon v. beck Again The BO .News is letting us our stockholders that there are people Surely there's a bulton to press or assistant managing editor... harold a. brown personal attitudes drill from the Nobody wants me who really wanl to work for this rotten something or someone lo kick. Sadly, the editorial editor cynthia a. suopis editorial page to the "news" columns I've written letters, gone to organisation remedy seems to have escaped up. makeup editor katherine I. hatton One example is the extensive coverage interviews, put on a skirl and even dr. there's the high hope letter (hal curiously, it is that musty old-fashioned sports editor jack n. carle given to George McGovern i four articles unites vou to come to the main office in the last two issues i with only one of painted my eyes to gel a job And si ill phrase "work ethic" that may prove our chief photographer kelth h. meiser nobody wants me (all expenses paid I tor an interview: salvation yet. them being anywhere near objective i the copy editor |i m. boulanger There are three sections in my job tile "Enclosed is a ticket for the Cleveland The work ethic implies, first of all. 5a survey in Tuesday's paper I. The lirst contains copies ol my 47 pate Rapid Transit thai there is meaningful work to be done entertainment editor gale •. bogle resume Everything is in my resume \l\ Surely all of us. whether on the I VIEW THIS as nothing but Sunday church habits, my three meals .i IN THE mean time, as I wait for the conservative right or radical left, stuffed propaganda, and I'm beginning to think day verification slip and im signed job situation to heal, there are a lew shirts or shirtless, can agree on this fact Business Staff you rigged that random telephone poll " statement condemning premarital sex people who warn me There's Ihe lady In America today, there is more work The second case is the pictures of ihe down the street who will pay me 75 cents business manager | „ |, . Miss i or is it Ms. i Bowling Green One page is a series ol photographs ol to be done than people or wealth to do it phi ip a k n y an hour to babysit for her 12 kids Or. me as a child Another page is devoted lo We have a continent to clean up and advertising manager vaughn e. rockhold pageant Although they were the funniesl there's always the all nighl counter girl an in depth analysis ol nn ceramic rebuild There are cities to restore, thing I've seen in a long time. I think you job at the greasy spoon resources to reclaim, raw materials to also made a lot ol people resentful bv project for Brownie Troop 472 The last Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall page is a list ol ihe years I missed lewei I w.iit |„r ihe day when the employer is harvest more wisely and products to making a joke out of something they than two days ol school no longer in Ihe position ol being so manufacture more safely and with Phone 372-2003 consider serious Is this moving society selective I wait lor Ihe day when greater care for the consequences of «,. to am - *rW*M '.«*•,. ,►»„ <.*■„
By Deuy Law "II they could come up in a way so we can talk about I've got to live with myself, ballot as an alternative to with a way to show the issues, then that's a and il 1 didn't strike. I the strike "I don't think it helps opposition that would be strike " wouldn't be able to do it " "I'm going to vote (or anything, really. My parents meaning(ul to everyone, However, another student McGovern l!e said he'll get are paying (or my education then that might work I don't in the Commuter Center 'HOW LONG HAVE us out o( Vietnam in a day.'' and what do I do except sit know, it just depends on said. The teacher gave us a people been striking he said on my butt all day and go to each person.'' the woman choice in the classroom to classes'' asked Bradley A woman in the Union said a few classes'1'' said a young said talk about Vietnam or have Young, junior I Ed.), while she considers herself "(ar woman sitting on the steps of regular class, and most o( he was sitting in the removed (rom the situation Moseley fall Another woman sitting in the kids wanted to hold CMHBUta Center It just "I had to remind myself it "The revolution is inside the north end o( the I'nion regular class." dOHH'l make any diderence was May 4 My education is you. each person has to said she doesn't see much Alter what happened at important right now. I'm change inside The college sense in the strike Tim I'erpel. sophomore Kent. Nina didn't end the more interested in getting a atmosphere isn't like the "H it didn't work a (ew i A&'Si. who was in the Union war. and he's not going to job. and things like that outside world You cant years ago when everyone passing out petitions against stop it now." he said "I mean, what is the strike strike your job when you get was inherently involved in the war said that "i( my supposed to ■!" It's not out there because they'll the situation, then it won't striking class saved one Tom Brown, sophomore going to bring back the dead probably (ire you.'' she said work now,'' she said "There person's life, it is worth it tA&Si. said he sees the or stop the war. is if'' are too many people who YESTERDAY WAS a stand up on the steps o( national strike day to protest Williams and make food ol the Vietnam war and the Ill State ***• •■''■' °* mHufcl Edgar Hoover, 2Wtper*on to lit in us all. and it turns a lot ol George Wallace leads state under fho Capitol Dome rested yesterday on the deaths o( the Kent and people o(( Jackson State students two catafalque used in 1865 for Abraham Lincoln. years ago But did many "REVOLUTION in the 0 students here strike springtime is silly A couple in Tennessee primary o( years ago when the spirit was strong, the national leaders gave a (ew token By Don McLeod for victory in the Tennessee swelled Wallace's concessions, but no Associated Pren Writer Democratic primary advantage Muskie seeks comeback permanent action has come yesterday, taking 70 per cent The Tennessee victory out o( them." she said NASHVILLE. Tenn 1AP1 n(that vote gave Wallace at least 44 o( By Walter ft. Mean will win the Democratic relaxed and philosophical, "What came down can go up Jim Beck, junior lA&Si. With 59 per cent ol the An antibusing amendment, the state's 49 Democratic AP Political Writer presidential nomination on acknowledged it will be again, especially this year. said the strike "doesn't have state's precincts reported, which helped Wallace I National Convention the first convention ballot more difficult for him to win to be not going to classes II Alabama Gov George C voter turnout, carried by an delegates He appeared to be HILTON HEAD ISLAND. He declared that he can still nomination at Miami Beach Muskie. in blue sports the class can be structured Wallace appeared beaded even heavier edge, taking winning the rest S.C. i API - Sen EdmundS unite the party and lead its now that he has quit active shirt and slacks, discussed some 80 per cent ol the vote Humphrey, who did not Muskie. beginning his quest ticket to victors over campaigning in the the campaign dropout, his President Nixon handily campaign personally in (or a political comeback, President Nixon presidential primaries new game plan and his Bangladesh funds won the Kepublican primary Tennessee but had some said yesterday no candidate The senator (rom Maine. Nonetheless, he said. prospects in an interview at in which there was heavy organized support, was his rented oceanlront retreat crossover voting by the running in second place with in this goKing resort, where reach destination Tennessee GOP in the 16 per cent o( the vote, to Veterans stage march he has been vacationing a Democratic election, which Wallace's 69 week Student body president Jed Sherman saul yesterday he has received assurances (rom Bangladesh Mission of I ices in He ventured no (orecast o( New York City and Lansing. Mich that any money donated PUBLIC AUCTION OF in honor of Kent dead the Democratic outcome or to the Bangladesh relief fund by students here will reach its who would be the man to destination ALL LOST & FOUND ARTICLES KENT i AP I ■ A group ol throwing students Sandy Scheuer were two o( beat at the convention Sherman said Mahmood All. a spokesman lor the New Vietnam War veterans led a Johnson told the the (our students killed two York i ill ice assured him that money I rom the Lansing FROM THE POLICE DEPT. silent march through Kent marchers, relerring to the years ago. Muskie said he remains mission office is reaching Bangladesh anil the people there yesterday in a memorial 1970 killings. "We see what The march route was con(ident that he can beat "are very grateful.'' Tues., May 23 observation (or (our Kent the system has done (or us worked out with city Nixon. He said it remains to According to the spokesman. $250,000 was donated to the State University students and our silence is our way o( officials in advance and the be seen whether McGovern Bengalis belore Christmas and is being distributed through FORUM, STUDENT SERVICES the Church Christian Church World Service. Ox-Kam. CARE killed two years ago in a replying to them " marchers had a city police or Humphrey, the men to 3:00 — Till Everything Goes confrontation with Ohio The marchers carried escort to the campus whom he led the primary and Crop. National Guardsmen banners bearing antiwar At Taylor Hall, the competition, can prove they He also said $100,000 was recently donated to the prime SPONSORED BY THE CHARITIES BOARD The march by more than slogans and the women's veterans organization held a could do the same thing minister's relief fund in Bangladesh 200 students, including contingent carried banners rally. Muskie said Democrats veterans clad in battle with messages such as Already at the Taylor Hall who are sticking with him (atigues and a woman's "Free Our Sisters" and site were students who had still tell him they are doing contingent, was peaceful "Allison and Sandv Are conducted an all-night vigil so because he has the best Ken Johnson, leader o( the Alive In Our Struggle." at the spot where the (our chance o( winning election i( Vietnam veterans against ALLISON Krause and died he can gain nomination the war. said they were marching to "show solidarity with the THE UPPER ROOM COFFEE HOUSE Indochinese brothers and sisters " PRESENTS HE ASKED the marchers FOLK & COUNTRY SINGERS to avoid violence The march took a two- mile route through this northeastern Ohio city to SANDY STARK & JOE PACK Taylor Hall, the scene o( the May 4.1970 incident in which FRIDAY, MAY 5 - 9 p.m.-1 a.m. guardsmen (ired on rock- 243 N. MAIN ST. BOWLING GREEN LIMITED RESEARCH TIME? RUSHED? HASSLED? CRAMMING? 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U.S., S.Viets "*»/*?*">: Matchbook memorabilia ^ call off talks There is a drawer in the Some of the matchbooks without the matches for a PARIS .API The United Hanoi Kissinger and Tho University Library that are oversized. One claims to number of reasons Shurk States and South Vietnam met secretly and fruitlessly contains, among other be "the world'i largest said it is possible to get more called off the Vietnam peace in Paris several times last things, a Green Hornet ring matchbook'' and measures a covers in one place with the talks indefinitely yesterday vear with a secret compartment, foot long. Others are matches removed and it is because of what was termed YESTERDAY'S 149th four plastic Beatle dolls and undersized "Ten strikes" also safer "a lack ol progress in every plenary session quickly some matchbook covers. holds just ten matches and Most matchbook available channel became snarled in usual sports sayings such as "Buy collectors take the matches The Chief U S delegate. charges and countercharges The drawer belongs to Bill William J Porter, used the The United States said the Shurk. head of both the war bonds and help Uncle out. according to Shurk. He Sam arm ' words in every available North Vietnamese did not Popular Culture and Audio said that if the match bodies channel in announcing the answer the I' S demand centers in the Library The have a design related to the suspension of the made last week for malchbooks. part of a 15.000- A LARGE match package, resin on the cover, the heads conference. I'e apparently discussion of measures to piece collection, the ring and copyrighted in 1940 by fall are either washed off or Brothers. Inc was priced at referred to secret talks with end the North Vietnamese the dolls are just some of the removed in another manner, the Communist! as well as invasion of (he south items owned by the Popular 15 cents and sold as a to prevent combustion Hallmark card. On the front ihe lemipublic meetings: Porter made the demand Culture Center. Presently the Popular IS and North on returning to the talks is says "A sure fire wish for Culture Center needs a "POPULAR Culture is a Happy Birthday" and each \ letnameM officials refused after he had suspended them student to work with the lii confirm the secret talks for five weeks fairly new in relation to match inside is printed with collection and arrange it in a different birthday Bui Pans is alive with North Vietnamese library resource material." some semblance of order rumors that a high Shurk said He said the message delegate Xuan Thuy called Shurk said that about 99 American official, possibly on Porter to answer his University has "an Another book advertises per cent of the matchbooks President Nixon's national international reputation' as J. Pink* demands for the I'nited the Joe Louis-Max advertise something security advisor. l)r Henry States "to put an end to its a popular culture center Schmeling fight and is dated Therefore they are aggression, its Viet Th« Popular Culture Center in Ihe University Library \ Kissinger, met earlier People have heard of the June 18.1936 catalogued into areas such boast* a llns week with North namization. and its 15.0OO-p.4Ke collection of matchbook covers. center through the Popular "Something that is dated as beverage, recreation, Vietnamese politburn escalation of the war and Culture Association, through is rarest of all." Shurk said automobiles, and even member Le DucTho give a serious response" to advertisements in He explained that it is caskets. Tim armed Sundav from the Viet Cong's peace plan magazines and by word of extremely difficult to date mouth, he said matchbooks unless the date The center has received is printed on them or unless for fastest memorabilia from as far they advertise something service, call our away as Vienna and from a particular period, or Baha'i Week slated May 8-14 Casablanca The matchbook the company has gone out of new number collection was purchased for business Four guest speakers will Bldg auditorium at 7:30 order, to President Pollis A IV said it is not eclectic, ol God proclaim the word ol about $200 from Timothy P The majority of the be featured during "Baha'i p.m Moore Jr and Bowling an offshoot of Islam or .1 WCl God and Iliat religious truth 352-5169 Bakkenof Illinois matchbooks are stored Week in Bowling Green"' Richard Abercrombe of C!r»en Mayor Charles of any other religion, nor is continuous and relative, scheduled for May 8-14 Adrian. Michigan, will Bartiett last week does it claim to derive its not tm.il and absolute, he Joy Earl of Ann Arbor. discuss "The New Age of According to William inspiration from Ihe sacred said -1 isanello s Letter-writing campaign Michigan, will discuss Man"' at 730 p.m.. Sunday. (Juigney, freshman (Ed. I. books of other religions: According to us followers. Baha'u llah. The Return of Mav 14 in 210 Math-Science the Baha'i faith is an Its founder, liaha uTIah. the religion is based on three Thirty residents of Prout Hall are sponsoring a letter- Christ' at 7 JO p.m Bldg independent world religion claims that all true religioni principles- the oneness of writing campaign to congressmen urging them to vote "to Tuesday. May 9 She will All meetings are free and with followers in almost come from the same divine Cod. the oneness of religion end the bombing and to pull all land, sea and air forces out of speak in the auditorium in open to the public every country. source, thai all the prophet! and the oneness ol mankind Vietnam " the Education Bldg. THE LOCAL Baha i Club J. Carpenter, freshman IA&SII. said the campaign is On Thursday. May II. recently presented "The designed to inform "your representative of the student Howard Tangier and Proclamations of The Fraters Of We U» 'relit D»«f> interest in the war." William Fountain of Berea Baha u II,ill a book 5-1 Daily "We sincerely hope that eight cents is not to dear a price will speak on What Is including selections from the 5-2rn./Saf. for human lives be they American or Vietnamese." a Race"1" Their speeches will latest messenger of God Tau Kappa Epsilon statement from the group said. also be in the Education announcing the new world Take pride in presenting Crisis Phone WFAL our chapter sweetheart YOUR CAMPUS RADIO STATION. WFAL IS SEEKING MAN AGEMENT LEVEL PERSONNEL FOR THE NEXT ACADEMIC 352-PLUS YEAR IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS STATION MANAGER — FEATURING — PROGRAM DIRECTOR (hut Broiled Steaks and NEWS DIRECTOR Chops SALES MANAGER Fall Course Family Dinner APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN ROOM 413 OF 12 VARIETIES SOUTH HALL. THE DEADLINE FOR APPLYING FOR ONE OF PANCAKES & WAF- THESE POSITIONS IS 5 00 P.M.. THURSDAY. MAY 18. 1972. FLES Open Turs thru Sat. 7.3S-8. 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Fred & Karen John & Kathy You've been planning and YOUR ORDER MUST INCLUDE THIS COUPON- Eddie & Patty packing lor weeks, without Special Summer rates now in a worry about whether your period would inlerlere with ^ effect ;» LAVALIERS your vacation Because Coll 352-1195 you're counting on Tampax - > | MM, i» Rasper & Cindy i..p •-.i»-.. m tampons ..c I * ilaalftHNi HI 112 GREENVIEW ■ » 4«t»i l - «"4 &' «»lHfi J.T. & Butch Wilh internally worn i—.1 tau |B[ tail rfaaJMITil} I" ,n - IM Tampax tampons, you're - 'i««' lit ta* APARTMENTS comlortably protected, tree . in uii aan at I « Ml PINMATES *»t i» aliliia I II * •-" 214 Napoleon Rd. to swim lour and sight-see MAIL TO: SPE O PICS BO. m ■ Cincinnati Ohio 4*314 ■ D»l And Ihey couldn't be easier Love Tby Neighbor Office open 12 fo 8 daily •Merv & Mary •Donkey & Candy lo pack 'Cheese & Sandy •Utz& Nancy So see all Ihe sights and do everything you've been •Shott & Marlene •Boom Boom & Rita waiting a whole year lo do U.A.O. SIDE DOOR •Steve & Julie With Tampax tampons •Dabso Kathy along. 11 doesn't matter •Whitey & Rita •Sandy & Dianne what lime ol the month you •Weasel & Jamie take your vacation •Raghead & Debbie if ...... 1 bi ""• «<"" "a w.»i(i •Smitty & Georgia Zumbo & Shannon ROBIN WILLIAMS Monday thru Friday This years Brown Helmet Award goes to Zin Zin. 8:30- 11:00 The Bawd Award goes to Harpo and CARNATION ROOM— ONLY 25c PL ■■Mv-I'l' */TK» Ml N.wi, Friday. May S, 1972 Named chapter of year at convention Alpha Phi Alpha activities viewed recognized as the Chapter and Gold'' speakers project. isPomecoming. he said Mllor's noir The following With only Ihrec bl.uk established at the of the Year '' Ihe Raw Funk" annual The Alpha's now have nine tt.lhc lirsl in a Ihrr.-parl fraternities on this rampui University Alpha I'hi Alpha pledges in the ' Sphinxman series on Ihr Ihrrr hi... k relating greek life to the has been on campus since The president of the party and the "Spring Affair dinner ball Club." These pledges uralrmiiii's on campus. Part black population has been a liir.'.i fraternity. Herald Lee recently sponsored a two will be published difficult task Many ..I Ihc Dillingham. senior lA&Si. Lamarr Anthony, Within ihe pasl year was honored as the sophomore iB.A I, who is campaign to raise money for f»esd«\ students believe thai by sickle cell anemia, a disease becoming a fral rat. ihej interest in greek life has undergraduate Alpha Man the dean of the pledges of the deadly to black people By Keaay White are following the crowd and grown tremendously among of the Year '' fraternity, said."We hope to In two days, the mil their own beliefs Ihe black student body Then continue making progress Sphinxmen raised a total of ; '"ii has bron ,i long lime have been more projects ol and we hope to make the $259 32 Most of the money doming, bul ill l.isi we arc The Ihrec Mack high quality and appeal Opinion black students more aware was collected from students, Jelling the propers thai arc fraternities here have the introduced by the Mack of greek life faculty and members of the doe us Thai was how smallest IIHMIIMT ..I brothers greeks John Grant, sophomore community Sphinxtnan Slcphan I1..lines m ilicn fraternal bond A regional convention lor Such honors followed a lot i Ed I, who is the social The money was turned freshman 11! A ' summed Powcver one important Ihe brothers ol Alpha Phi of hard work and many chairman, expressed a over to the sickle cell up Ihc Alpha Phi Alpha reason is thai Kappa Alpha was held in Gary, Ind successful projects The desire to bring more top name entertainers to anemia clinic at St Vincent Fraternity. Inr rise ;.. Mph.i I'si and Omega P»i Ihe weekend of April 7 At brothers have been involved I'ln were jusl i.-'.'iiiK this gathering. Kpsilon in Ihe dedication of Dunbar campus One event that Hospital in Toledo prominence riaitM) •* Nawi In vita Thela. the IIG chapter was Call sponsored the Black needs more black response This was the community project lhat the pledges are supposed to c arry out during The Sphinxmen, pledge club members of CAMPUS FLICKS their pledge period It was Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, conducted a drive a very worthwhile project to raise funds for sickle cell anemia research. Sat. because the money is badly Fact Line needed for the clinics around The Great Train Robbery 6:00 the world," Polities said $1.00 and 10.00 Georgy Girl 6:00 Miami Beach recommended 372-2445 Free W/I.D and 10:00 MAIN AUDITORIUM - U. HALL as Republican convention site WASHINGTON.Al>i The The arrangement group's yesterday. offers the arrangements committee of resolution today goes to a Republicans rent-free use of the Republican National special meeting of the GOP the convention center for the Committee recommended national committee, where three-day meeting Aug. 21 to unanimously yesterday that the switch in convention 23 The Democratic National the 1972 Republican sites is expected to be Convention will be at the convention be switched from formalized same place starting July 10. San Diego. Calif . to Miami The Miami Beach bid. RICHARD L. Perman. Beach, r'la formally presented vice chairman of the arrangements committee, urged the panel to accept the Miami Beach invitation, Big N Cafeteria which he has been negotiating since problems All You Can Eat. arose with the San Diego site a month ago. Every Friday PERCH 151% DINNERS Subaru Deep Fried Fillet Sales Tartai Sauce French Fried Potatoes Growth Crisp Cole Slaw FROM 1970-1971 Fresh Roll & Butter ONLY $1.29 Served from 4:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. ITie Subaru And you were going to buy a Toyota" A Datsun" A Pinto" A Vega" A Beetle" UNIVERSITY P0NTIAC 1080 S Main Open 10-10 Daily Sunday 11-6 Bowling Green. O. SOME GRAD SCHOOLS ARE MORE CHALLENGING THAN OTHERS. It's graduation day and silver wings as an Air Force there you stand...diploma pilot or navigator. If you think Kodak is just in hand and tuture in doubt. OTS is your chance to You could go on to graduate break away from the crowd pretty pictures, you ought to have school.Or you could look for and be recognized. 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May S. 1972 |To aid exceptional children SCEC schedules 25-mile hike By Mirth* Tollry teers from the University There will be eight check- expanding it to include the up Saturday morning at 8 on and Bowling Qrttfl inmmiin- points along the route, which speech and hearing depart- the lawn in front of the Two men will run and an ity who will attempt to find runs north on U S 25 through ment and the Reading Cen- Union " estimated 125 others will as many sponsors lor the Maumee and ends at the ter Persons wishing to sponsor hike 25 miles to Toledo hike as possible The soon l.ucas County courthouse in "Anyone who wants to a hiker should contact Jan Saturday in an eltort to raise sors will pledge to give a downtown Toledo I'ikers march can.'' said Holland Sulick, 372-3976, or Holland. at. least 12.500 lor eXC«p certain amount ol money tor may drop out at any check- "All they have to do is show 354-4282 tional children each mile the hiker com- point Cars will be available The local Student Council pletes to drive them back to Bowl- lor Kxceptional Children With all the talk con ing Creen (SCEC i is sponsoring a hike cerning the apathy ol stu Network power front Bowling tireen to dents and the public, this is MONEY FROM the hike Toledo to raise moM) for ail one opportunity for all the will go to various organiza- areas ol special education people to show their concern tions for exceptional CHARLES Sprandel and support lor all the children, including Wood topic of program instructor in education and children under the realm ol l.ane School, l.ucas County his brother Davis, both ol special education " said Autistic Program, Sunshine Toledo, will run the i'i inile Steve Holland, junior lEd I. Children's Home, and (.'amp Are American television Guests will include stretch publicity co-chairman of Courageous Ten per cent ol networks too powerful'' Federal Communications They will be among volun- SCEC the money will go toward The question is the topic of Commissioner Nicholas A tiny 'cemetery'' appeared in front of the Union early other SCEC projects a special program to be Johnson, Variety Radio yesterday morning. The "stones" bore slogans and antiwar OulhePoy/lbly Graveyard Holland said SCEC broadcast by WBGU-FM and TV Kditor Les Brown messages. rhc MQ/T UNUAJAL FILM of 1+veYLAR! expects some competition tonight at i. 30 and other media critics from the Beta 500. which The Image Empire' "A refreshingly will be held Saturday alter looks into the corporate different love story." noon interests of the networks Wtliitr f Orthwtm and discusses how these Si Louis GJoot Dfmoirsl "We'll probably lose a Ini interests affect the «w CLaSSIFIED -a®*- public Involvement ol ■ of our fraternity and sorority members to that." he said NBC. CBS and ABC in the According to Holland. Vietnam war and defense dusters and wish them best SCEC hopes to make the contracts will also be CALENDAR til luck durmi. pledging FOR SALE OR RENT Outside Courtyard w patios hike an annual event. examined and gas grills-Dance Area- ■MMMW May 8. 1872 Coming Soon* Lasalle s Folk guitar for sale exce Locker Rooms, all this Final College Night of the rondt M0 00 Call 3544042 offered by Preferred year' Watch for details' Properties Ph 352 9378 or For Sale 44 Grand Prix 352 3527324 Theater Unbound presents An Evening with Gilbert i 7387 Sullivan" in the Carnation Room of the Union at 9 pm Mother's Day Gifts-Jewelry. Ridge Manor Apts. Bowling Friday and Saturday Admission free colognes, accessories, lin- gerie, sleepwear. etc The 1970 VW AM FM radio War- Green's most convenient Powder Puff 525 Ridge St ranty remaining 3544423. 4- apts 2 bdrm summer leases 7PM only 1140 per mo . including The Upper Room Coffee Mouse presents Sandy Stark and No bird soars too high if he all utilities 3524717. 352 7760 BOWLING GREEN — TEI.. .15! 0265 Joe Pack, folk & country singers, at 243 N Main, from 9pm soars with his own wings 70 Cuda 2 spd 6 cyl 24.000 to I am on Friday Delta U psi ion get High for Bronze Blk mt 3721904 Leasing a Greenview Api is the Beta Good L«jj|>fody only half of the fun-the other HELD OVER— 7th WEEK Slereo-amp-AMFM radio half is living in one 352 1195 Cultural Boost will sponsor Andrew Pulley the Socialist 3N the wm was rotten 4 the air suspension speakers, Workers Parly's candidate for vice-president. Friday at 12 straw made me feel like Vir- turn-table Walnut Retails Rooms for men summer NOW —MONDAY THRC THURSDAY — 8 P.M. noon in the Pistoncal Suite of the Union gin Mary, but the friendship 1300 will sell ' i price Flaw fall 3Mks from University, UNREAL' Thanks BW less 1071 Varsity Sq Apts kitchen, recreation rm. Fri. 7 & 10 — Sat. 2:30. 7 & ID — Sun. 2, S, 8 P.M Opecky. G of P. Gar Barf private entrance, call 353- et Al P-town. Cock 4 Roach Trailer 10x50. 2 Bdrms Par 1705 STUDENT PRICKS FOR THURSDAY WOMEN will present an abortion action lilni and speaker dally furnished Fully AND SUNDAY Wll.l. NOT APPLY TO at 3 pm in the Capitol Room of the Union They will also Congratulations Becky M skirted and setup Call 352 Student Apartments The CUFFBrCMRO "THE GODFATHER" organize lor the Abortion March in Cleveland May 6 your DZ-Sig Kp pinning 7043 after 7 pm Ouiei Ones 353-9863-352 Your Sisters 1972 MTR4 Triumph Exc cond 3534751 Large turn duplex 4 per Salir*.>M.vl 1972 Phi Mu Pope Marathon is No StudentSlud Night or Pcmet This Showing coming' May 12. 7 30-12 00 sons all utilities paid 170 hiGioop Ratei Available - Call 352-01 75 pm. in the Mid Am Room 1980 Ford Fairlane. auto each 3544005 POPE lo see vou Ihere matic. power steer, call 352 MM Fit 7:15; 9:15 4183 Maurer it Green apts Now The Chess Club will meet from 9 30 am to 3 pm in the leasing 3 4 4 man apts 3 let 1 Sun 2:00; liM; Commuter Center Robin Williams is coming lo H'H'rj'B'Q'B 1984 VW Van (or sale Good man. $195. 4 man-8220 2 the Side Door May 9 13 7 IS; 9:15 MM condition, new paint Phone bdrm. furn. air cond wall- THE YEAR'S FIRST REALLY SATISFYING. IIS COMMERCIAL SCA Jehan de la Marche 3524466 to-wall carpet Fall Wir AMERICAN FILM. ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL AND MOVING leases 352 0717 352 7660 The Women's 1-aCrosse Club will play its first home KBIW won the Kalamazoo tourney 70 Bug 1700 cc Completely CHRONICLES OF AMERICAN LIFE EVER 0ESI6NEO WITHIN this Saturday The match with Hall State will start at 11 ant modified engine Custom Box (Iflli e Opens 7: M THE LIMITS OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT." behind the Women s Hidi£ New Jethro Tull LP ' Thick June free-1 bdrm. apl (or as a Brick $3 87 now in interior, white pinstripe summer-pool air cond 352 Cartoons atH:45 —Vincent Canby. New York Tlmei stock-Finder's Records and 83.500 invested Sell $2 100 5836 Come on out to the Tapes-Lowest prices in or best offer 352 9365 "THE SODFATHER' IS A SPECTACULAR MOW. ONE Of THE The Rugbv Club will play Michigan Stale. Uemson and Swingin' Drive-In lown Men moms quiet for studv FINEST BANISTER MOVIES EVER MABCI" !■ 'hi I.I at Sterling Farm Memorial Rugby Field at 12 30 pm Fender Showman amp . exc A rest Ph 3534241 after 7 —Gene Shall!. NBC-TV on Saturday Earrings 71c per pair cond . make olfer. 3724833 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ONLY Purple Mushroom after 5 pm Preferred Properties Rental oflice has moved to The 4Ds Peres your Red Headed. Gibson ES335 elec guitar & Club at the corner of 7th & The women s softball team will play Miami University al Blu eved birthdav Present. case Exc cond. make High For rental info call TWO MOVIES FOR THE NOW GENERATION The & The ■*»■ Hie v- I 30 pm behind the Women sHldg on Saturday PJ offer 372-4833 after 5 pm 352 9378 or 352-7324 WITH A DIFFERENT OUTLOOK ON LIFE For Mother's Day 20'". ofl on I960 Olds convert Power 2 bdrm avail for summer at 9:00 all jewelry May 4. 5. 6-see steering & brakes & win Pay no utilities June free 1 MffllMfflllffl ■Mitt*, May 7.197 I Vatan's. 109 N Main. Tu. dows 1 owner car Ex cond Cheap 352-9350 after 4 00 [•&**m& nmfmjatm'mmtn H We. Th. Sal 9-6. Mon. Fn 9- $1795 Private party Call 9 352 5315 Wanted 1 or 2 girls 80 share LJI innv RECORD BREAKING RUN apt Fall Call 3524226 MUKKY - Will END SOON! (Wl The Campus Hndge Club will hold a duplicate match Sun- 1971 VW Fastback. fuel TO THEM LIFE IS A BALL day in the Ohio Suite of the Union Flection ol officer* will Coming Soon' Lasalle s inject . 4 on the floor, exc For lease or sub-lease, fun in lake place promptly al 1 30 pm Final College Night of the cond $1995 Call 352-5315 the sun. summer or fall, call year' Watch for details' Greenview Apt 352 1195 Thursday Night is Sunday — 69 VW bug. exc cond Call Serious, but swinging BALL irm IK.M & IK;IIS Nile opening til 3 p.m. The Socielv lor Creative Anachronism will meet Irom 2-4 Gall. Fran. Kathy. Joni. and 686 4941 after 6 management I.U.'s Nee. Includes Jem-Congratulations on BALL.™ pm on Sunday in 204 Moselcv If ihe wcaiher is flood, they All Area Students - $1.1X1 ADULTS -$1.00 will meet outside being elected Pledge Class Woman's 3 speed Schwinn Nice 2 bdrm furn mobile BALL! Officers More power to ya' bike good cond $40. RCA home with air. available Love-Your Phi Mu Sisters stereo console. Early Amer sum qtr only Lot 33. 525 AM FM. $80 MUST SELL Thurstin. across from Offen- STAkMVM The Sailing Club will meet Sunday al 7 30 pm in 203 Paves 3534595 hauer Low sum rate 352 Pall Open lo all interested persons AMNESTYThe Placemenl 7484 Office has been ripped nit 71 Satellite Sebring PS CLASS please return by campus PB Auto 353-9675 F-m roommate needed for mail 'Television'' career Meiday. May 8. 1972 Summer $100 00 for entire file. A Manual on Certi- Preferred Properties offers Summer Close to campus fication Requirements. Aus exclusive 4Ds Club and Rec Call 3544042 of*74 NOW SHOWING • iralia teaching file. Barrens Center Now teasing for The Christian Science Organisation will meet in ihe Parn Guide lo the Graduate Sept Paven House Manor at Furn apl 1 block from Eve 7 25 9 30 Sat & Sun 2 10 3 50.5 30.7 25,9 30 c son Room of the Union Irom I lo 4 30 pm on Monday Mr Record Examination Help a corner of Mercer & E Woos campus June 3524661 Kd Hawkins, the Chnsiian Science campus counselor will fellow senior gel a job ter Model open 7 days a wk CHARLIE CHAPLIN be there lo speak with any interested persons Please return our informa- 84. 711 pm Mon-Frt 1-5. 7- Student Apartments tion* 11 pm Sat and Sun al 7th & Responsible management HONORED WITH THIS YEAR'S SPECIAL High 4Ds Club 352-9378.352 353 98*3-352-1972 See some good buys through 7324 352-7444 ACADEMY AWARD Psi Chi will meet Mondav al 8 pm in 106 Psych Bldg Or our remodeling mess Rooms li apts for summer- Shembertc and Dr Keeley will speak on Behavior Modili Revamping our entire sound 2 bdr apl to sublease for Rooms for fall-near campus cation Open to all Afterwards Psi Chi officer elections systems Specials on old Sum Greenview June rent Ph 352-7365 will be held models Excellent prices on paid Air cond 352-7947 new As always, we service Preferred Properties offers MODERN all brands ol electronic Needed 1 4 2 students lo exclusive 4Ds Club and Rec equip- occupy Campus Manor Apts Center Now leasing for TIMES" ment with other students BG s Sept Haven House Manor al SERVICE SPECIAL finest 2 mm walking dis- corner of Mercer 4 E Woos- HAS NEVER BEEN Clean 4 demagnetized lube tance from Adm Bldg 20 ter Model open 7 days a wk align heads, ft-track car- various business at your 8-5. 7-11 pm Mon-Fn 1-5.7- SHOWN ON LOST 4 FOUND II you are lo be in Bowling tridge players Car or home (ront door Ph 352-9302. 352- II pm Sat and Sun at 7th 4 Green this summer and models, no difference 14 95 7365 3524045 High 4DsClub 3529378 352 at 11:00 TELEVISION Please return my 4-mlh-old would like lo volunteer with Parts, if necessary extra 7324 352-7444 puppy lost in Manville Crisis Phone call 352 7587 Call RJ's Appliance 353 Fm grad needs apt for sum or fall Mst be close lo [A xciv.'erv campus area wearing red 2291 Or stop at 309 S Mam For Summer-June 15th to collar-Msd Collie. Off WANTED girls to dance jn campus-Call collect 448-2430 Sept 15th 2 Bedroom furn- "The Baby Maker'is an funny movie Shep Black brown. & while spare time Call 11 '435 7649 ished apartments for $130 00 ll is also .m unconventional movie!" Call 354-4525 Robin Williams is coming to For Rent Summer Ouarler per month Call Newlove c\iTcnicl\ V.;, ■ PERSONALS the Skde Door. May 9-13 I man apartment 3524139 Realty 353-738) loving one Lost-Tobacco Pipe in Union IffoiM.m, Large, brown gold band on Terry-Your proud I.it lie says Fly lo Europe with us on our CAMPUS MANOR-special Eff apis for grad students ruliculouK stem great sentimental congratulations on your chartered 707 Leaving summer rates. $150 per mo . who need privacy 4 quiet reason, you value-S5 reward D Vickers ODK tapping Columbus July 5 for London behind Burger Chef for the Near campus June occu- hnvcn'i noon it Rm 8. Williams 3S2 7947 or Amsterdam Return from finest in campus living pancy for summer only or I you cannot Dee and Kathy We hope that London to Columbus Aug I Furnished complete. FULL yr 886. ph 3534065 iflnnl to delay Lost Blue Jean jacket at you' re as happy to have us as 8375 round liip Write Rever security system. PARKING. What hind ol hmtond and note I m.-r/ Conhx, Chuck Berry Concert Con we are to have you Love. end F P Ellis. Whitchouse SPOPS. CLASSROOMS, all Furn bouse June or Sept ■ogWmji* HK*!"*"*^- - | V.i, V ■ tact Joe at: 3891 Your Phi Mu Sisters Otuo. 43571 or call 677-5232 at your front door Ph 352- Ph 3524861 toiiMr.i .' 9302 352 7385 or 3524045 ; NATIONAL GENERAL PCIUHIS WANTED Karrmgs 7ic per pair BGSU Sports Car Club Gvm 2 F to sublet apt $70 for Purple Mushroom Summer 24111 or 25893 ■ A ROBERT WiSF PRODUCTION khaaa. Sunday May 7. Reg Fern rml( needed Brick Urgently required 11 30. Ice Arena Parking sum fall Air cond June Shop for the LOWEST The Baby Maker must be thick & well kept Lot, call 24453 for info free Call 352-7485 Need 2 M to share 4 M apt record and tape prices at summer or fall 353-4233 HELP WANTED Finder s Records and Tapes Whai s Brand X~ An out- BARBARA HERSHEV Charlie Chaplin &a rageously raunchy parody of Summer Apartments Sum- Need 4th man (or Cherry COLUN WfllCOH HJSM Wanted-Entertainers. solo normal television program- mer Reduced Rates 353 Hill Apt for fall Call Den SAM GROOM and duet For interview, con The BG News needs experi- ming 'Brand X' knows 9863-352-1972 372 3441 «*Mf* AUZ, DMICriO •• •■' "MODERN TIMES" tact Anthony Kaufman. 353 enced salesmen-pick up your MOOuCIO •» •'€-»*:' ,0. L>VO".t where iU at sexually polm with r.iuktli l'n\kl.n.l Bowling Green s only exclu- y*j%< ••'■IO«»*». tic—. ACROSS 44 Stories. 12 Concept. Travel, work, study program proposed 1 Dietary 45 Stonea. 13 Dry measure. tvbtunm. 46 Laboratory 18 Bumpkins. substance. 23 la vie. 5 Fortnnaie. University faculty are social worker who worked in day laborers in manpower of the students and the job the project will be composed The meeting with Dean 10 C«t. 47 Flexible itrip o( 25 Indian. considering a program in settlement houses through- 14 Of lb* M»y«ar» wood. 26 Horse agencies, and salesmen opportunities available ol those who have a wide Kriksen. will be held Coaab. form. 50 Detective 27 Fine cro** stroke which students would work, out the country Hopefully some work will One of the goals of the range of academic interests, Monday in the Faculty 15 Severity. Charlie. on a type face. study and obtain academic According to Downey, the take place in factories and projects. Downey said, is and come from many Lounge. Union at 2 30 p m 51 Period. 28 Republic in 16 Conceal. credit while traveling project will consist of 12 hospitals cultural, ethnic, geo- 17 Onr-time 54 Hie, , hoe. Hitpaniola. for the students to make Downey said he will meet Mid-Eastern 55 Priestly. 2*J Food regimens. through the United States students and himself as Downey said that students enough money in these graphical, and economic Sunday at I p m. with map: 2 words. 58 O'Neill heroine. 30 Instrument used A social worker and faculty supervisor who will will also spend an average of projects where they get paid backgrounds students interested -in 19 Officer: Colloq. S« Family. in physics. faculty members here will travel, work and study in 15 hours a week in seminars to cover food, shelter, and participating in the project 20 Mm'i nickname. 60 Swamps. 31 Striped animal. HE SAID he has the discuss the proposed specific areas of the United and lectures, and will be transportation expenses at the United Christian 21 Sralla. 61 Remedy. 32 Hebrew backing ol 25 faculty 22 Saunrl of rusted 62 Avoida waate. measures, "American Odyssey- Stales for 15 months, the able to obtain credit for He said expenses for the members for his project Fellowship Center hin-.es 63 Jaaon"a ship. 34 Roasts. program with Dr John equivalent of two academic courses by taking an faculty supervisor would 24 Rons before ihe DOWN 37 Formal Enksen dean of the College years examination come from the University wind. 1 Former Egyptian objections. of Arts and Sciences, next 26 Short distance. King 38 God of love. He said the 'visits" to budget, but would probably 27 I.anndrv 2 Earth: Comb, 10 Host in Valhalla. week specific areas will be built HE SAID the students cost less than educating one problem*. form. 41 Suave. around a job experience in a would spend between a week student on campus lor two 2^ Florentine 3 Electronic device. 41 Heroic. THE PROJECT has been typical trade of the area. and three months in one years painter: 2 words. 4 Sound of airief. 44 Bright liahts. 33 Ameliorate*. 5 Rye. *hile. 16 Shepherdess in set up by Ed J Downev a such as migrant farmers. area, depending on the goals Downev said students tor 94 te«t of graham, etc. "As You 1 ike mental age. 6 Perjurer*. It." 35 Purpose. 7 Food. 47 Ruler. 36 Ceremony. 8 French coin. 18 Window part. IT accusations nixed 37 Newspaper* ■« a 0 Certain railroad 40 River of Siberia whole. bridge*. 50 204: Rom ifi Rrink. 10 Native of 52 Pealed 31 Japanese name. H>malayan 53 Too. 40 Make an adder**. rejion*. 56 Macaw. 41 White heath. 11 Water nvmph: 57 All . - sudden: Report oks Kleindienst 42 Andirons. Cer. 2 words. WASHINGTON i API The huge conglomerate's Previously the committee 4 on April 27. after its second Senate Judiciary Sheraton Hotel subsidiary to had unanimously approved round of hearings, to Committee m ,i report the city of San Diego to help Kleindienst's nomination, reaffirm its original urging confirmation ol underwrite the expenses Ol but it reopened its hearings recommendation that (he Hull.ml f, Kleindienst i Ihe 1973 Republican National at his request Senate confirm nomination as attorne) Convention In a report to be filed Kleindienst s nomination In general rejects accusations today in the Senate, the succeed John N Mitchell of a political deal in the Committee concludes that A minority report is to be settlement ol antt trust Canceled Kleindienst deputy BttOrM) filed by senators who rates against International genera! at the time, -acted dissented from the Telephone i Telegraph The concert scheduled properly in the conduct ol his committee's r e c o m - t'orp for Saturday night office in the matter of the mendation "Based on tin1 e\ idence ii selteleir.'.'nl of these cases featuring Barbara Kleindienst s nomination Folksinger Robin Williams will b* appearing is the conclusion oi the Lockard and William A COPY of the report. is expected to be taken up m Monday through Saturday from 8:30 till 11 committee thai the Hartwell in the Recital circulated among the Senate late next week or p.m. in the Carnation Room. Union. Williams selllemenl was reached on Hall of the Music committee members, was the first of the following the merits after arms Bldg has been canceled obtained by the Associated week Opponents say they is part of the Coffee House circuit. Admisssion length negotiations between Press plan extended debate but not is 25 cents. representatives ol ITT and The committee voted II to a filibusler the Jusiu-e Department s antitrust division. the majority report says Those negotiations and the settlement of the ITT Fact Line enters second year cases were not the product of political influence oi One yeai and 34.000 rings helping students through red doing just that.' Boutelle through Friday 8 a in lo Should a question arise - promises "i political favor ago. Campus Fact Line, the tape procedures said midnight and on weekends which an operator can't from ITT ii adds University s telephone With a bulletin board ol noon to midnight answer immediately, .. he; information service, If we help students avoid campus events and a small Questions range from takes the caller's name and; THE COMMITTEE answered its first call running around the campus reference library ol registration procedures to phone number and returns: conducted an extensive The service is designed to needlessly to get answers to information at llieir topics arising from the call when the! investigation aftei provide students and their questions, then we re fingertips. the 16 trained conversations in student information is obtained columnist Jack Anderson townspeople with Immediate doing something, con- student operators attempt to rooms, such as Academy Callers requiring^ published a memo answers to specific structive: and judging from solve problems with speed Award winners and "Do pigs prolession.il assistance .are- purportedly written by ITT questions about the the number of calls, we're and accuracy. Monday whistle''' Students or referred lo Crisis Phone, aj - lobbyist Dita I) Beard Universltj townspeople call 372-2445 to community phone service - It linked the out ol court Fact Line was initialed on Bands, jams, musicians find out the time and which handles counsdina settlement to S pledge h\ the April 28 1971, nearly one location of campus events, atMirtion information, drug, year after the Kent Stale sports scores and general questions and other serious! killings and subsequent to highlight free concert facts about the University problems Series of performances student unrest and when Howling Green was rumored A free concert featuring bands, guest jams and musicians to be a target for I!I7I student will be held Sunday from 2:30 til 8 pm in the Forum of the violence Student Services Bldg or the Men's Gym if the weather is BGSU SPORTS CAR CLUB According lo Clifton set by School of Music bad Boutelle, director ol the There will be no admission charge, but donations will be University News Service GYMKHANA collected for Bangladesh A series of ten concerts Ensemble and senior Forum featuring New MUSK where Fart Line is located, Groups include Steve Biddle, White Light Train. 20th featuring music by composition recital by April Ensemble calls in Fact Line's early MAY 7 Century Fox and Baddog with Zam American composers will be Graham. May 2fi Concert of history were primarily Anyone willing to marshal or help with cleanup should performed this month by May M-follegiateChorale contemporary clarinet concerned with rumored ICE ARENA PARKING LOT contact Karl Britt at 352-7993. Marshals should report at 2 faculty and students from concert. literature by 111 Burton student disturbances the School of Music in B e e r m a n and g u es I Alter Ihe rumor period cil p.m. REG.l 1:30FOR INFO 2-4453 observance of American May 17—Pe rcu ss ion composers about two to three weeks The concert is sponsored by Middle Class Youth Music Month Ensemble concert. All concerts are free and ended we got into business ol Concerts scheduled for May 2I--Universit> open to the public All will be dispensing c a in p u s Bjn^ssjsjssajjjijjf Se lit Insurance May include Symphony Orchestra and held on campus with the information. Boutelle said is njrtmy job May 7-University Jazz A cappella t'hoir concert. exception of the May 23 Currently the service is ROCK AND SHOP Br^K - helping you Lab Band May 22--t'omposition concert, which will be at less concerned with rumor Mav ' 10- I'mversity recital by Deborah Hutton Bowling Green Junior High control and more involved in ksti*B*r***al '"'V ^ Next 10 Dairy Queen Symphonic Band concert. and Dennis Dietench School answering questions and 434 E. Wooster Mav ll--New Music May 23--New Music V -w7 Martin R. Stancik Ensemble and dancers in a ^r^ 352-7532 Now open for business multi-media concert. Lab Band May 24--Composer"s BETA LITTLE ^KWrL MUTUAL LIFE and we're offering M2T M INSURANCE CO. in Union MCAT-DAT-GRE ■Pit* M OFNEWYORK(MQNY) a get acquainted sale LSAT ATGSB 500 on ALBUMS NATL. BDS. The 21-member Jazz Lab SAT. MAY 6 Band will perform in concert » rVwporation for Itit required THE SISTERS OF LIST SALE for admission i0 gradual* and at 3 pm Sunday in the prof Oil lonol schools Grand Ballroom. Union 1 Sin and twelve- session court** UNION OVAL 2:00 P.M. $4.98 $2.75 The band specializes in big I Small group* DELTA ZETA band jazz and rock music It ■ Vokimineut material for homo Would Like To Congratulate $5.98 $3.30 is under the direction of study prepared by experts in •ochfpekT David Melle. assistant $6.98 $3.85 i lesson schedule con bo to.to.ed NOW HIRING professor of performance to moot individual need i ROBIN RINEHART studies Summer Sessions All other records comparably Not long ago everybody was, or so it seems. Times ON HER Special Ceaaact Cwrsts priced The group performed 18 change. And so do many sales careers, lor example. We WMIMM'S litaiMSSMns find this is true to an extent in our business. Because 1ST PLACE concerts and clinics in north- typically, the person we hire already has some selling STANLEY H KAPLAN ern Ohio this year, plus two experience in another line of work. Chances ore, too, IN THE concerts on campus They E0UCATI0NAL CENTER- he was successful. But now, greener pastures beckon. Fri. & Sat. — 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. have cut two records and DETROIT BRANCH What do we offer such a person? Expert supervision and \ Miss B.G. Pageant there are plans for a third in 2W11 W TtaMitM SaittlU training when he starts and above-average earnings the fall S0UTHFIE10. MICHIGAN 41075 as he progresses. An annual income high in the five- Jim Lynch — guitarist figure brocket is not uncommon for services rendered The program for Sunday- I3UI3S4 00J5 in our business: designing financial plans for individuals Son. — special features selections from Succfss and businesses. Think about it. And then if you're in- Through West Side Story.'' arranged terested in talking about it, call Bill Coulacos at 244- Education by Johnny Richards and 7638 in Toledo Ham or Chicken Dinner Smc« 1938 originally recorded by Stan Branches in princial cities mcl salad potato. Kenton's orchestra in U.S. bread, beverage, dessert The concert is free and The Tutoring School with Conn's most $2.50 open to the public iht Nationwide Reputation popular models Car Wash GULF now in stock. gas See them now! 15 gal. Free wash J&ittle (fclde 10 gal. .50 This is 5 gal. .75 jUlluetc ^plioppe Sor^ettyr^g Different RAIN CHECK 138 N. MAIN 945 South Main Street 1000 S. MAIN 352-0170 Bowling Green.Ohip: ••ge »0/The BG N.w.. Friday. May 3. 1972 Baseballers face Notre Dame By FRED R. ORTLIP comes out." remarked Wednesday's doubleheader will switch back to his club could knock off the AiiltUnl Sporti Editor Purvis Those two series against Michigan, had lost regulars for this series The team record of 20 wins in a will go a long way in four of their previous six MAC limit of 20 players on a spring, and although many A three-game weekend set determining who wins the road trip keeps Purvis from games have been lost to a ND HAS shown gaudy at "faraway" Notre Dame is MAC doing much experimenting, rain, that goal could still be on tap tor Bowling Green s losses to Ohio U 14-0 and 13- since he'll need at least eight reached baseballers but events closer WESTERN I M.MACl 2). to Miami 112-2 and 12-31 pitchers of that total for the The team needs seven to home will be of more plays at Miami (8-1) while and to Cincinnati 16-21 The three-game set.. wins in the final 11 games of significance to coach Don Ohio (0-2-1 ilravels to Toledo Falcons squashed Ohio. 6-5 the year. Purvis and his club 13-1-11 Bowling Green at 3- and 4-2. and beat Cincinnati. "WE HOPE to come home Bowling Green returns Purvis plans lo send Dan 2 1 is third behind the 4-1 and 8-3 HCs three-game with at least two wins," said home for a short two-game Hebrl (2-0), MAC Player ol Redskins and Rockets series with Miami was Purvis "If we could have a stand against Detroit on the Week Jim Meerpohl i.'l I I u the Falcons < 13-8- washed out good weekend, we'd be on Tuesday and Wavne State and either Jeff l.essig iHl 2 overall' can gel help Irom NI) coach Jake Kline, in the road to a pretty good on Friday They play a or Kic Richmond c 1-2 > Ohio and Western, they his 39th spring as head record " Purvis figured at twinbill next Saturday at againsi i he inconsistent could conceivably steal baseball mentor the outset of the season his Central Michigan Fighting Irish for a single away the MAC crown on the will probably name game lodav and a twinbill last weekend of the season southpaw Huh Eich 14-I1 as - .' '« tomorrow against Toledo at Stellar one ol his starters this iWr Thinclads prepare Bui Purvis makes no Field weekend First baseman Joe bones about the doghghi But for now the order ol LaRocca and third sackei brewing among ihc leaders business for Bowling Green Bob Reschan were hitting of the glove nghi Mid is playing Notre Dame a 33H and 311 respectively for only home meet American Conference team, on paper, probably going into this week s play pen n.i n i race ' I' m inferior to the Falcons After inserting several interested in how the Ohio The Kighting Irish. !» 13, second-liners into the lineup By Jim Ferslle •••■- . I Toledo and Western going into last Tuesday's in last Tuesday's loss to p Michigan Miami series game against I'tllsdale and Eastern Michigan, Purvis When Ihe track team hosts its first and only home meeting againsi Central Michigan this weekend their players will be N«wn»l»ef by Gene J. Putter praying for the one thing that has eluded them since the beginning of Ihe season Falcon firstbasemon, Mark Ammons barely gets back to the Netters to try Bobcats No rain is UN request which will travel skyward Scamper sack on an attempted pick-off play in Ihe 8-3 loss againsi "What are the odds for having rain five weeks in a row?" Eastern Michigan. The Falcons traveled to Noire Dame this asked miler Bob McOmber. as he watched the rain al the weekend for a three game series. By DANCA8SEDAV played reserved optimism sets 7-5. 6-0 Powell came Ball Stale Relays last weekend I'm beginning to Ihink a Sports Writer after the contest because "i from behind to win 7-6.8-3 rain cloud follows us wherever we go " the closeness ol all but two Ryan was the one I was Ham or shine the most competitive events will feature Wealhei permitting the matches Brad Malcoms's6 really happy with said Central Michigan's Dave Dorr and the Falcon's Dave Fegley Falcon tennis Ic.iin will seek 4.8-2 triumph at hflh singles * .ill Tlic Falcon coach said in Ihe high and intermediate hurdles Can stickers rebound? its fourth straight victory and Tim Hoovers' M. 8-1 Ryan's Victim, Denny Burns, An added attraction will be former Falcon Sid Sink running tomorrow when it invades deleat al loin Hi singles earlier this season beat Pal an exhibition mile and half-mile with Dave Wotlle in Ihe the Ohio University courts Gill wasn't despondent Birncy ol Western Michigan. three mile tor a I p m encounter with about Tom Lighlvoet's lust the defending MAC third sin- There is also a predeiction irom captain Ed Watkins. I'm By JACK CARLE "We lost all our poise and Ashland, and neither lit. 01 the Bobcats singles loss lo Kent ace gles champ Gill said Ryan's going to run 9 5 in the 100-yard dash and 21 Oin Ihe 220 Sports Editor made mistake after mis- Denison play Ashland The Bowling Croon nellers Garry Levy because victory over Burns should bo The best prediction would be il Ihe weatherman said. take." Cochrane said "It The reason for this is that arc ((lining nil a B 2 victory l.ightvoet stretched Lew a boost to Ryan s confi- Saturday will be sunny and clear " An attempt to bounce back was really devasling to see Ashland got recognition over Kenl State Tuesday to the tlebreakei point in the dence from a heart-breaking 11-7 you're team go lo pieces later, from the I'nited State which evened their Mid third set before losing Gill won I carry Ryan's loss lo Kenyon College Intercollegiate Lacrosse American < onferencc record l.ightvoet is still suffering confidence lo Athens, (>.. Wednesday will be made by "KENYON PLAYED a Association (I'SILA i and the at 1 I and improved then Stomach pains resulting tomorrow because he thinks Linksmen tee-off the Bowling Green lacrosse great game." Cochrane Falcons were powerless lo overall standing at 8-8 the Falcons and the Bobcats from an ulcerated colitis learn tomorrow in Athens added "We let them have schedule Ashland In the win ovei the condition are pretty evenly matched By JEFF MAYS McConnell and Jim Stone The Falcons will be on the their way with us We didn t The Lords had already Flashes the falcons won all Tin' two Falcons who We could lie.it them ol Sporti Writer and Mike Gardner with road to play the Ohio Univer play our game We had been scheduled Ashland before but the lirst anil fourth sin pleased Gill most were third Inse lo (hem at every spot. Smith and Ksch rounding out sily club team in a non- averaging eight assists a the season and could win the gles The lust iimililos match singles Dan Ryan and sixth he projected the Wi six league affair tomorrow game but got only one championship on a percen- was rained out in the thud singles Tim Powell Ryan The Howling Green golfers "I want lo see luiw thev before returning to home yesterday We didn't play as tage but Cochrane indicated set with ilie score tied 3 3 lost his first set 6 3 bill came GILL said ins greatest face another busy weekend, handle 3H holes in one day on grounds next weekend to a ".earn, we had too many that deciding the champion- IK. MI'.NTOIt K..In.ill ill back to lake the next two concern is at number two traveling to Western a deficient course," Piper play league foe Ohio State solo attempts " ship might take a coaches singles where Bill Ouilsenia Michigan for the 10-team said "Bui we're still going The loss was more than vote But all three teams must lace Ohio's Craig Bronco Invitational up there to win and il Coach Mickey Cochrane just a loss because it hurt the involved would have to win Kridel last years number tomorrow before hosting a Shrine gome set everybody plays well we can will be trying to put the Falcons in several ways The the rest of their league con one singles The new Bobcat quadrangular meet with win " pieces together after watch- deleat put the league into a tests number one is freshman Phil Central Michigan, the ing his team fall apart in the three-way tie with BG, COLUMBUS tAPi-The will be By Morgan Hi Joffey ol Miami. Fla Gill University of Michigan and TEN TEAMS will compete second hall against Kenyon Kenyon and Denison all hav HOWEVER. THE National Collegiate Mhletlc Findlaj Ra) Callahan of said Joffe) is a steady player Ohio State University on in the second edition ol the as the Lords scored six ing one loss The team s 16th foremost thing on Association has approved Cincinnati and Lee Trossell and could wear down Light Tuesday tournament including "unanswered" goals in the national ranking will also go Cochrane s mind is Ol and the lust annual Ohio Shrine ol Baldwin-Wallace wiot Coach John Piper will be defending champion Kent first 14 minutes of the third down because of the loss and if BG can bounce back Bowl college all stai football Assistants lor Fouls include Tun Powell won I play taking a look a I some new Slate New teams in the field period Ihe hopes for an NCAA bid "I'll be surprised if we game The contest matching Gordon Larson ol Akron. tomorrow because hell bo faces in the Kronen match are Marshall. Eastern "We went completely lo might have been hampered don't come back Cochrane 50 seniors Irom 34 Ohio Don Nehlen ol Bowling attending his brother s wed with sophomores Jim Smith Michigan and Central pieces commented Coch by the defeat commented If we don't coleges will be played here Green and George Pill ol ding Ron Dredge will and freshman Bill Ksch Michigan Other teams rane "It's really upsetting there is something wrong Dec V Ohio Slate replace him at sixth singles making their first included BG. Toledo. lo see your learn do every- In Ihe league. Kenyon i not The Ol' club is 4 0 in the Jack Murphy who guided and Tun Poover will replace appearances for BG this Northern Illinois. Indiana thing wrong We tried to Denison as reported yosler club division and 4-2 overall the University ol Toledo to Players will be selected Powell as Dredge's number season In a move designed State. Illinois Slate and host regroup but we were out- day i will play one more Mid having lost to Kenyon and Us third straight Mnl alter the 1972 season bv a three doubles partner WM1 tn see bow the No 5 through played, out-hustled and out- west Lacrosse Association Denison American Conference title Shrine ,ui hoc committee Coach Gill is looking for a 10 men play on a dillerent Three of the teams will gel coached i MI.A i game when they play Game time at Ol' is2p in last tall Hill coach the Kasl the game c o.idles and six close match tomorrow course. Piper will leave the a sneak preview ol the course team i iiuo sports wi Hers because the Falcons ami Falcons top four men. Rick today as Western will host Jack Fouls nl the 1871 Ohm Proceeds Irom the contest Bobcats have had similar Faulk. Ken Wallers. Scott an IK hole triangular with Conference king Ohm will go to the Cincinnati scores with two MAC oppo Masters and Tom Fortuna Marshall and Northern Footballers pick squads Wesleyan will coach the Burns Institute' a Shrine nenis OF beat Kenl 6-3 and behind Illinois West squad hospital treating crippled lost to Miami 7 2 HG lost to PLAYING in Iheir places Too oil time is K a in By KENNY WHITE make believe fashion as on brown team, while Bell was Hast assistant coaches and Inn necl children Miami li 3 will bo Steve Blowers, Mark tomorrow on the Gull Lake Assistant Sports Editor Wednesday night four picked up in the first round View golf course for the 36- players held a mini draft to by the white team hole event Well fans, the coaching pick players for next The procedure of the draft The quadrangular meet on staff have finally witnessed Saturday's annual Brown vs was very simple, as two Tuesday will be the last a dream almost come true White spring game seniors who were picked by Horyl bolsters attack home appearance of the year The dream was some of Rick Newman and Tony the coaching staff handled lor IIC who hopes to keep theii players going in Ihe Bell were the first players the nicking chores Tony their meet record of 5-3 Although they don t long names. Bowling 1 decided lo stay close lo Nassau. I decided to drop out first round in the football that were tabbed by their Kijanko. a quick tackle anil above the 500 mark Tee-off deserve then names Green's "lacrosse odd home and play lacrosse lor ol school and join the marine draft respective teams Newman Fred Sturt. a strong guard time is 12:30p.m. Vladimir Leopold l.'oryl and couple have other things in Nassau They have a great reserves It's probably the That dream came true in went in the first round to the took the reins and proceeded Cornelius Hue Parsons common Including the inner lacrosse team and I was biggest mistake 1 could have to chose what looks to be two Cochrane do deserve each dine and desire to put lucky enough to play made at that point in my life. strong evenly match squads other in then miital lacrosse at or neai the topol inidtleld on the team which But Mickey kepi writing to for the game admiration society winch i- their personal priority list won Ihe national me all the time and I finally Before the drafting was enabling the Bowling Green 'I lirst met Mickey when I championship m h>68 decided that 1 owed it lo him started Kijanko and Sturt lacrosse learn lo develop w.c. a senior at Ferncks "We beat Baltimore to come to BG and finish my picked co-captains to help into the Mulwest ., I'lgll School Pe was allei Junior College for Ihe education here." Poryl said. them form a team Kijanko outstanding team this about five of our players to championship and I guarded picked saftey Gary Seeman spring come lo Bowling Green and out scored John "LADDIE IS certainly one as his co-captain, and Sturt Mickei Cochrane ol said Poryl Brizendine who came to of the finest lacrosse players took defensive end Bill course, is the veteran I was the only one who Bowling Green and became we've ever had at Bowling Monti ie as his Bowling Green head coach derided not to come here an all American Green." commented After the co-captains were who has guided the Falcons Even though I was accepted Alter my first vear al Cochrane "He's not a great selected the coin was tossed to a 38-7 record in ihe last natural athlete, but he's again and the sides were four years that has included worked very hard lo make picked Sturt won the toss one championship and three his slick become an again and chose to become second place linishes in the extension of his body That the white team The coin ; 5 , B , 1 Midwest Lacrosse •»BT i^Bfr * tS«r* T« r F •"!»»SiJ** can be the difference was tossed in the air one association ,"C ;. k -• between a good and a great more time to choose the Another Midwest lacrosse player. Laddie coaches Kijanko won the championship in lacrosse is ranks on a par with toss and tabbed Gary now a distinct possibility Brizendine and it's just a Tranquill and Carlos afler Cochranes stickmen shame that we will only have Jackson as their mentors upset nationally ranked him for one season " Sturt and Montrie chose Denison II H two weeks ago Dale Strahm and Ron Horyl is not even lo take over the leadership in Chismar as their coaches experiencing a "full" yearof Ihe MI.A II was only the Mere is a list of some of lacrosse at Bowling Green third league loss in the- last the performers on each this spring Pe missed two 60 starts lor Denison squad The brown team games this year t Denison Newman. Kijanko. John and Michigan Statei due to LADDIE HORYL is a Brandyberry. Mark Beach. the untimelv death of his newcomer lo the BG Reid Lamport. Jamie father lacrosse scene even though Henneberry. Greg Brewton. Although Poryl will have the Rosyln. N Y atlackman Bill Centa. Gary Zelonis. only one season to display is listed as a senior on the Kevin Taylor. Dave Turner. his lacrosse skills at Bowling Falcons roster l.'oryl has Jim Macry and Pete Green, his best years in Ceerteev el News Senke played in five of BG's first Kisielewski lacrosse could still be ahead seven games and has scored The white team Roger of him "1 want very much to 12 goals and nine assists to The BG golf team displays the hardware they picked up last Wallace. Sturt. John laddie Horyl mevti into the attacking ion* become a lacrosse coach." rank second in team scoring Saturday for Iheir third consecutive victory in the Falcon Czerwinski. Greg Meczka. during ihe Michigan game earlier this said Poryl I've given i figures don't include Victors Bell. Joe Babies. Don season. Horyl has helped Ihe BG otlack lo myself Ihe goal of wanting to Invitational. Standing left to right are Tom Fortuna, Rick Faulk, Wednesday s game with Dillingham. John Villapiano. become one ol Ihe best in Ihe Midwest. In six coach a college team at the Ken Walters, Mike Gardner, Scott Masters and coach John Kenyoni Myron Wilson. Jesse national championships in 10 Piper. Sitting in front is Steve Blowers. While sharing the games this season Horyl has scored 14 goals Greathouse. Mark Brown. years ' misfortune of owning rather and nine assists. Don Albrecht. Earl Hargrove and Tom Fisher