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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. B^Efl IH 'People are life' Blind girl operates snack bar By Harold Titkemeier She said she tried to be active and played sandlot baseball until she was 12 years old. It is nol unusual to see a 20-year-old working in a snack bar, but it is unusual if the worker can't see. "Someone would have to tell me when to swing the bat, but I liked it." Patricia S. Wise, born prematurely and rjind, is operator of the public snack bar Wise, who was graduated in 1975 from Bowsher High School, Toledo, said she on the fifth floor of the Wood County office building on Court House Square. enjoyed attending public schools and would not recommend attending the Ohio School for the Blind to snvone. Wise, who lives with her family in Holland, Ohio, said growing up blind sometimes was difficult for her. "THEY (PERSONS in blind schoolsl miss out on people if they go there," she said. "And people are life." "There were times I felt left out," Wise said, "but I learned to mix with other kids fairly well." Wise said she enjoyed attending sports events and pep rallies while she was in school. "Some people gave me a rough time, but I just ignored them," said Wise. After graduation she worked for the Toledo Society for the Blind. However, she said she found her job making boxes boring. WISE SAID that the state made the initial investment in the stand and then left her in complete control. "I figure out the inventory and handle all the financial affairs of my stand." She stocks the shelves by (eelutg the size and shape of the items. The cigarette rack is arranged alphabetically. SHE PULLED A pack of I.uckey Strikes from the rack and said.'l-uckeys are shorter than Camels. Camels are kind of long." However, some items such as gum and candy bars are hard to distinguish from one another and she must ask someone lor help, she said, i find the public is always willing to help me," she said. Wise said the hardest part of her job is balancing the record books written in Braille. She pulled a dotted paper from a drawer and rubbed her fingers across it, reading as fast as she could say the words. Although some of her friends have had items stolen from their stands, Wise said that she never encountered this. Nawicholot by Larry Koy««r "PEOPLE ARE good to me," she said. "1 have the greatest people come in." PATRICIA WISE STOCKS the shelves of her snack bar by reeling BALANCING THE RECORD books In Braille Is Usually someone takes her where she wants to go, although Wise said she the size and shape of the Items. Some Items are hard lor her to Che hardest part of Patricia Wise's Job. sometimes must "travel by cane." distinguish, but she said the public Is always willing to help her. "If you know a little about the area, you can get around quite well by yourself. "You can't give up on life.. You have to keep on keeping on."

Vol. 60. No. 104 The BIS Sews Friday. May 6,1977 Public employe wage bargaining sought By Bill Lammers "THEY THINK a lot of unions are out there waiting so they can rush in " Aist Copy Editor Morrison said that he docs not expect S.B. 122 to pass the Democratic-controlled, Willmarth said. veto-proof General Assembly, but lie said the S.B. 222 would not remain Intact "They need professional negotiators," Willmarth said. 'The unions have been in either. The Ohio General Assembly is expected to pass a bill providing guidelines for the business a long time. collective bargaining for public employes, replacing the state's Ferguson Act, "The bill provides a different look a some of these things," Morrison said. "If they (the unions) take everything, it's only because you (the negotiators) "Neither bill, in total, will pass." which prohibits strikes by public employes. gave it to them." Two bills, Senate BiU 222 and Senate 122, have different terminology but would Iocal attorney Robert W. Maurer, who represents the police department permit strikes by all public employes except police and firefighters. If bargaining bargaining group, said he hopes some sort of collective bargaining bill becomes by these safety workers would come to an impasse, the two parties would go to law. binding arbitration. While concerned with the complicated structure of the bill, David G. Willmarth, MAURER SAID there has been little opposition from city officials on the police Inside the News assistant municipal administrator, said he has no objections to collective bargaining organization. "I'm sure they would rather see a local representative bargaining for public employes. than one from out of town. Maurer said a collective bargaining bill would provide a better avenue for • FEATURES... Paul Ijntcrn journeyed to Kent State WILLMARTH SAID his only objection to the bill is in the determination of a demands. "Once the grievances are heard, something has to be done." University Wednesday to report on the sixth anniversary bargaining unit. As the bill now is written, supervisors and rank-and-file employes observance of the May 4 shootings. His photo impressions of would be cast into the same unit when dealing with employers. Both Maurer and Willmarth said that no matter how a contract is arrived upon, the day appear on page 5. The bill provides guidelines for naming an organized union as the bargaining both parties must live with it. unit for a group of employes. Although no union is recognized as the sole Fred J. Eck Jr., acting director of personnel services, said he sees no problems • EDITORIALS... Should drunk drivers spend a few nights in representative of all employes, the city does deal with the unions on an informal for th University with the collective bargaining bill. jail or be sent to a school for safe driving? The News favors basis, Willmarth said. Eck said there have been no serious labor problems at the University. driver education and rehabilitation. Read the editorials on Willmarth said there have been no labor problems with city employes in the "There's never been even a hint of a work stoppage situation." page 2. past, and a good working agreement exists. "I like to think our employes are happy," Willmarth said, adding that the city ECK ALSO SAID that the only problem with commenting on the bills is that it • SPORTS... Ohio University brings its awesome track squad reviews wages periodically. There were cost of living increases in October, 1976 will probably undergo many changes. to town tomorrow for a dual meet with the Falcons. Read Bill and March, 1977, with another increase to be considered in October, Willmarth "There are so many 'ifs' and so many gray areas." Estep's story on page 10. said. The Democratic bill, Senate Bill 222, (S.B. 222), is sponsored by Sen. Harry Willmarth said he sees the primary opposition to the bill coming from small Meshel (D-Youngstown). The first hearing in the Senate Commerce and Labor • FOR YOUR INFORMATION... In case you're making towns and townships that have had infrequent dealings with organized labor. Committee was held Tuesday, with another scheduled for next Tuesday. plans for that long Memorial Day weekend, remember that The Republican version of a collective bargaining bill, Senate Bill 122, (S.B. 122), classes will be held as usual on Monday, May 30. Vacancies, constitution is sponsored by Sen. Sam Speck (R-New Concord). r S.B. 122 would allow citizens to petition for a referendum vote on any collective Weather bargaining agreements reached by a group, according to Michael Morrison, Speck's administrative aid. Partly cloudy challenge new SGA "Citizens would have the right to have that agreement put on the ballot," High near 75 K 124 ('i Morrison said. Low near 55 F( 13 C) ByKathKruse and specific responsibilities should be S.B. 122 also would prohibit agreements which would result in an increase in 30 per cent chance of rain Staff Reporter clarified." taxes. SGA will meet Monday night. Student Government Association Burris was not available to confirm (SG A) President Bill Burr is may not be Monday's agenda, but, according to prepared to relinquish his office, but Wolf, "They are definitely going to that will have little effect on president- have to take care of the situation in elect Bob Wolf's efforts to organize the Ward V (Conklin. Kohl and Rodgers 1977-78 administration. halls)." According to Wolf, Burns said he has A 44-vote tie between Robert E. "quite a lot of unfinished business" Wagner and Ron J. Schoemmell in last which requires the attention of the week's elections has left the ward seat present senate. unclaimed. The two met yesterday to discuss Burris' suggested transitional period ELECTION AND Opinions Com- between old and new administrations. mittee Chairman Cynthia A. Mangum "Bill said he will leave office on the said a decision on the tie will not be 16th (of May)," Wolf said. "In the made until next week. meantime, we (SGA-elect) are staging "There have been a lot of rumors some informal goal-setting sessions." about re-districting, but no official ruling has been made," Mangum said In addition to gathering input from of a possible division within Ward V. senators, Wolf said he has scheduled an Further election complications also informational meeting on House Bill 191 must be resolved Monday, according to (state appropriations) with University Mangum and Wolf. President Hollis A. Moore Jr. and Vice Because two girls who won senate President Richard A. Edwards. positions with write-in votes have resigned, Wolf said he will propose re- "I WANT TO learn everything I can elections for Cultural Affairs Coor- about tuition alternatives before I deal dinator and the representative from with this," Wolf said. Ward VI (Founders Quad). Wolf said his first move will be to "Both the girls felt it would be best if establish an ad hoc committee to revise they stepped down so students could the SGA constitution. decide who they really want in those N«w»|>h«i> by Mndr Milligan "The constitution is so vague, we offices," Wolf said. arent even sure of when the new ad- "We know we have good people to fill "THEY'LL BE COMING around the Oval" again tomorrow as the Beta sororities against the clock and the tricky curves of the Union Oval. The ministration can take office," Wolf the vacancies, it's just a matter of 509 caps Greek Week. The annual cart race pits fraternities and classic runs from 1-4 p.m. tomorrow. said. "Also, the senator's obligations finding them," he added. odeiBM. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...'

guest columnist i class, not jail

Rather than sleeping it off in Jail for three days, there may be an apartments burglarized easily alternative sentence for drunk drivers If a bill approved In a Senate committee passes the Ohio Legislature. and the contents of a home carted this goal, even though It is a goal that Is Under the proposal, sponsored by State Sen. Donald A. Lukens (R- Recently the BG News carried several short news reports about away. highly desirable, but at this point, Middletown), judges could enroll drivers who are first offenders In a students, who after coming back from The sliding glass doors found in many somewhat elusive. driving-Improvement school. Presently, the state has a mandatory the winter break, discovered another Dr. Jerry new bouses are especially vulnerable. While probably most people ace three-day Jail sentence for drunk driving. break-a break-in at their apartment as With a large suction cup these doors honest or at least would not B&E a ITie News supports the proposed change. True, the three-day sentence evidenced by a number of valuables Bergman can be easily lifted out and carried house, a few burglars can account for may deter a second offense. However, a driving-improvement course missing and sometimes obvious signs of away-whether they are locked or not is the majority of burglaries commilted- would be a more effective program to make the offender more aware of entry. irrelevant. but this fact does not help one to feel the danger Involved in drunk driving. This is obviously a very upsetting better when his house is burglarized- If this program Is Implemented, It should be applied across-the-board. experience-especially if what is taken UNTIL THE PUBLIC responds by nor does It reduce one's own respon- insisting that houses are designed so Supporters of the mandatory three-day sentence say that the sentence is is uninsured or irreplaceable because sibility in solving the problem. of personal attachments. This ex- they are less inviting to burglars, the True, our citizens should be honest- an "equalizer." To enroll only the wealthy offenders In the driving school be forced away by one or two in- burglary rate is going to be quite high. but we all have the responsibility of would defeat the purpose of the proposal. But if the measure is not perience tends to make one more in- secure than we already are In this in- dividuals throwing their entire weight Some argue that this Is not the reducing temptation for those few who abused, it could be as much of an "equalizer" as the Jail sentence. secure world. If one's possessions are against the door. correct approach to the problem-the are not "honest." This bill is a positive measure. Rehabilitation always is preferable to not safe locked in one's room, what is? Likewise windows are extremely approach is to help the populace detention. easy to force open with a screwdriver mature to the degree where they do not Dr. Jerry Bergman is a News Guest AFTER CALLING the police. It is or break open with the tap of a ham- involve themselves in what most of us Columnist. He is a professor in the often just as upsetting to discover that mer. define as criminal activities. College of Education. after making a "routine investigation," I have seen a number of houses where First of all, this Is not a realistic goal; His column will be continued on they say there is little that can be done- the entire door Jam was forced out of no large society (and most small Tuesday, when he offers some then often do little. The feeling that one place-in many cases by one person- societies) has ever been able to achieve safeguards against being burglarized. is "helpless" is common after one's u.n. queries korea apartment or house has been burglarized. .Although the North Korean government has temporarily stymied the And not only are students susceptible, U.N. command's request that the ambush of a South Korean foot patrol but faculty are as well (and some of this be investigated, the Issue should not be dropped. writer's colleagues have gone through It concerns the right of every nation to resist terrorists that would the above, experiencing the same disturb the peace of an independent nation. And it Is especially important problems as students). in the context of the Korean situation, where the North Koreans The police often see the possibility of repeatedly claim that they will "liberate" South Korea. apprehending the culprit as nil- -rarely North Korea rejected the U.N.'s request for the Investigation Wed- is the perpetrator of a breaking and nesday, but the U.N. must pursue the investigation, and not be buffaloed entering (B&E) offense apprehended- by delay tactics of the North Koreans, who would obviously wish the only 7 per cent of all B&E's are cleared investigation was dropped. by arrest (solved by arresting a likely culprit). The U.N. command, which Includes both American and South To the policemen, though, something Koreans, said one or more North Koreans had hidden near the border else is more discouraging- fence on the South Korean side In the demllltarilized zone, where they householders typically put forth little opened fire on the patrol. One man was killed and another injured. effort in taking proper precautions to North Korea's official radio network Pyongyang denied the charges. ensure that it is "less than easy" to This has and will be a problem if no investigation of alleged terrorism is break into their house or apartment. pursued. The News can see it now. Actually, most houses and apart- North Koreans would ambush and shoot several South Koreans, and ments, both on and off the campus, are then deny It, although dead bodies don't lie. extremely easy to break Into. The And the next week the South Koreans would retaliate, terrorizing the flimsy material In obvious places of North Koreans. forced entry such as doors and win- dows, produces a situation where a An endless circle. Investigations should be started now. I ■ good burglar can get Into • home faster guest columnist ; v than the owner using his key! The reason B&Elng is so common in this country is that it is simple, profitable primaries include students and chances are virtually nil of the culprit being apprehended. "In Madison, Wisconsin, students An offender selecting a dark, quiet have served on the City Council for a .Letters home or apartment can. in a few number of years, while In Berkeley, American "freedom"? What an absurd minutes, break In a window, or using a California, some students..., came don't leave contradiction. coat hanger or screwdriver, open a within one seat of controling the council door, enter, and carry away an average in 1971," (Adrian-Press, Governing This letter is in response to the letter Angee Workman of several hundred dollars in Urban America, 1977). published on April 27 entitled "No Flndlay.Ohio replacement value of goods which that This shows that a student body can Crime" written by Brian Shields. There home will probably never see again. have Its voice heard. are a few statements in this letter that I The opportunity to have Informed wish to comment on. ward 2 IN THE WRITER'S experience In students influence the workings of Firstly, Mr. Shields attempts to working in a large circuit court, the Bowling Green government does indeed define the concept of 'rights', and I would like to call to the attention of question which often came to his mind exist rather poorly, I might add. BG readers some details of the' 'Second was not why so many houses were being It is true that everyone "has the right Ward Sewer Project" now underway. B&E'ed, but why many more were not IN FACT, the closest time to exert to go about his course as long as this For many years the city has wanted BUE'dl this influence Is at the June 7th course does not impose on other's to separate storm and sanitary sewers primary. righto." in the area from First Street to One offender publicly stated In court Most off-campus students live in But hew can you compare the burning Napoleon Road and between South (a poor place to state the extent of one's Ward Two (See map for location of of the flag with killing your neighbors College and Manville Avenue. criminal involvement) that he com- Ward Two.). Ward Two has a or robbing a bank, as you suggested? The project is now underway and we mitted over 1,000 B&E's without Republican primary race for City This is a poor analogy. can look forward to quite a bit of con- coming close to being caught and was Councilman. Obviously, killing is a definite Im- struction activity in the area over the at last apprehended only because he This, then, would be the location position on another, since it takes away next year or so. was high on drugs and, at the time, where students could best have an the person's right to life. This will possibly lead to even greater really "did not care" If he was caught. impact. This, in no way, can be paralleled frustration and aggravation regarding What he did was break into the house, Now there are a few students that are Board of Elections at 352-6531 or visit vote on June 7 for the candidate of your with the destruction of a symbolic the condition of streets in the area, and left with what he wanted-but later not registered to vote. The deadline for their new office located on the fifth floor choice. emblem, which, because it is only a since many streets will probably get remembered the house had something registration is May 9. One may register of the County Offices Building. symbolic emblem, merely represents a worse before they get better. he decided he wanted. to vote at one of several locations. The student body can have a say In BUI Herald Is a Guest Columnist for person's dissatisfaction with the However, this whole area should He went back and, in spite of seeing a Two of these locations are: The Vice Bowling Green's government If you the News who is running to the symbolized subject. become a most attractive part of our police car in the driveway of the house, Provost Office of BGSU (weekdays 9- have not registered-register, and then Republican primary for city council. Is this display of dissatisfaction city as new streets and sidewalks are re-entered, was caught and imprisoned. 12, 1-5) or the Wood County Board of really an imposition on your freedom, built following the sewer work. Elections (M-F 8-12, 1-4:30 and ex- Mr. Shields? I think not. All streets will be newly paved with Offenders commonly stated to me tended hours Saturday, May 7,8-12 and Mr. Shields goes on to comment on sidewalks on both sides of all streets. that each time they drive by a house Monday. May 9,8-12, l-9i. The 3*G Hews freedom. By the sound of his letter, I Unquestionably, this area will be im- that looks as if the owners are away, If there are any questions about suggest that he re-evaluate his proved greatly and residents will be they are tempted to B&E, partially registration, call the Wood County .Page* Friday, May «, 1977 definition of this term. pleased to finally have decent streets- because they know it is easy to break in EDITORIAL STAFF How can one be "free" if one is not One part of the project that disturbs and the rewards are typically high. entitled to display his dissatisfaction me, however, is the fact that no new let's hear from you editor Patricia a. thomas walks are being planned for either manaqmq editor denim j. wdowski with any aspect of our government, "Why not," stated one offender, "the N«t editor especially in the peaceful way that this Manville Avenue or South College. Only The News welcomes opinion Paul I. iintern stuff's just waiting to be taken-if I don't from its readers Iniho form of editorial editor cynthia a. leise demonstration was carried out? To walks interior to the project are makeup editor someone else will. After all, they are letters to the editor which victoria I. titlord deny the citizens this right is to con- planned. Insured-it's no loss off their back!" eiecutive sports editor lorry r. goodmon tradict any definition o' freedom, My own feeling is that we should comment'on published columns, photo editor mindy mllligan editorial policy or any other copy editor liathy j. beck man unless your definition of freedom is, as develop a companion project that REALIZING HOW easy it is to B&E a Mr. Shields' definition apparently is, to would provide walks on either Manville topic of interest BUSINESS STAFF house causes many offenders to feel All letters should be do as you please ONLY as long as it or South College (or both). that the owners really do not care-they business manager kathleen kern typewritten and triple spaced. advertising manager does not contradict the government's To do this, would require an chrntine m. dretu are covered by insurance "and besides They must be signed and the sates manager views. assessment against property owners in douglas a. blank that, they could probably use a new TV author's address and phone •SSt. sales manager willia.n I. schabel, |r. This is America, Mr. Shields, not the the area. 1 am soliciting opinions from anyways. number must be included for Soviet Union. these property owners as to the wisdom The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school verification. year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Green State It has always been said that the of any such project but would en- Letters can be sent to: Letters University under the authority ot the University Publications Committee. greatest aspect of American freedom is courage any students' of the area to After all, they made their money by to the Editor, The BG News, IN Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily rellect the opinions ot The BO comment to me also. I would like any exploiting the poor people-and we are News Editorial Board. the fact that, if one is dissatisfied with University Hall. comments in writing. just taking back what is ours." The BG News and Bowling Green State University ar- equal opportunity employers the government, one has the right to try The News reserves the right to Since residents in this area are Most homes have window and door and do not discriminate m hiring practices. to change it. reject all letteis or portio . of The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or largely University students, their locks-is this not an attempt to protect Apparently, Mr. Shields does not letters If tney are deemed In bad insulting on the basis ot race, sea or national origin opinions are particularly significant. 1 the house? Unfortunately most existing All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. realize that, throughout American taste or mallclou.*. No personal will appreciate your suggestions. locks are not every effective. Those in history, bad every dissatisfied person attacks or name-calling will be the construction industry tell me that Editorial and Business Otlices "left the country" as he suggests, we published lea university Hall Wendell Jones the entire door Jam structure-which Is would not be the "free" country Mr. Readers wishing to submit Bowling Green State University Shields claims that we now are. Second Ward Councilman usually a single unit consisting of the guest columns should follow a BowtMg Green Ohio O«0] 1 t»l»l a7M0t) Come now, Brian-"America, love it 222 Palmer Avenue door, door frame and casing-is held in limluar procedure. ^^^^^ or leave It" is a true definition of Bowling Green. Ohio 43402 place only by a few nails and can easily —

Btafl Friday, May t, 1177,The BG Newt, Np t Day in Review Cyprus native learning of U.S. By Roger Lowe From Auodotad p,.,, Raporta. In Coo;»raiion With WBGU-TV island's 600,000 residents. Hadjiloizou said she did "Sometimes it can be often used as an excuse for Staff Reporter Turkey had 33 million people not have too much of a Edltad by till Lomnwrt demanding, but you learn a giving them less respon- and used modern war problem adjusting to life at lot for the little time you're sibilities, she said. When the Turkish army equipment, she added. the University because her here." Until this year, there was invaded Cyprus in 1974, "There was no way we sister told her what to ex- Hadjiloizou said she no international dorm wing Carter leaves for London Ribicoff warns of dangers fighting came within three could ever win," she said. pect. travels as much as possible. for women, she said. miles of Rita G. Had- "It was just impossible." "Whenever I have a break, I "MOST OF THE girla that in search of world peace in new energy department jiloizou's home. "I GUESS ITM pretty easy travel." come to Bowling Green that "It was the worst ex- THE TURKISH forces to adjust so I didn't have a lot arc from foreign countries President Carter left yesterday on his Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (DConn.) said perience I ever had in my took over 40 per cent of the of problems," she said. SHE SAID SHE has been are either graduate students first overseas Journey since becoming yesterday a possible compromise limiting life," said Hadjiloizou, a island. forcing Greek- There was a problem in the to England, Greece. Florida. or seniors and juniors so they President, searching for world peace. the powers of the secretary of a new soDhomore Resident Adviser Cypriots onto the remainder pronunciation of some New Orleans and many try to live off-campus." Carter promised to turn the economic department of energy to set oil and natural (RA) in McDonald North. of the island, she said, ad- words. She said she went to places in Ohio. Hadjiloizou said ah* summit meeting in London into a future of gas prices is in the works. There were two different ding that about 100,000 an English school in Cyprus Hadjiloizou is majoring in decided to become an RA continuing day-by-day cooperation with Ribicoff said the possible compromise is pciods of fighting, she said. because it was a "good way allied nations. being worked out with the help of the White During the first, she and her to get to know American Carter said the aim of his economic House. family stayed in the "I think University life is pretty nice. Sometimes it can be people." She said it was her discussions in London will be to put people Ribicoff, chairman of the Senate basement of a nearby idea to create an In- back to work and fight the inflation which Governmental Affairs Committee, said the apartment building for a ternational wing for women. he said is robbing people aound the world. compromise would give the President the couple of days. This apar- • demanding, but you learn a lot for the little time you're here." This year there are only six The economic summit will occupy only ultimate power to resolve pricing disputes tment building was the foreign students on the wing, part of Carter's six-day European trip. between the energy secretary and a safest building around, she but she said she hoped there Carter also will take part In a NATO proposed Energy Regulatory Board. said. Turkish-speaking Moslems with British teachers. marketing research and will be more next year. summit in London, after which he will fly Ribicoff said he discussed the general They returned to their live on 40 per cent of the "The pronunciation is Just international business. Her "Sometimes I think maybe to Geneva for talks on Monday with outlines of such a compromise yesterday home during a ceasefire, but island taken over by Turks. so different." she said. "At goal is to go back to Cyprus people (in America) are President Assad of Syria. with White House energy adviser James when fighting broke out Cyprus is now negotiating first when I came here, I had and work for a marketing very spoiled by a lot of Carter will take part in a four nation Schlesinger. who would become head of again, they remained in their with Turkey to get the land to really listen carefully in research company. After a things." she said. "I ei- meeting on the subject of Berlin, after the energy department. home for the first few days, back but she said she doubts order to understand what while, she would like to have pected America to be more which he will confer individually with the The move is an apparent effort to ease then fled to the Taurus the land will be returned to people were talking about. her own business, she added. equal than what I found it to leaders of the allied nations. friction that has been building between the Mountains, she said. Cyprus. Now I'm very used to it." Women have quite a few be in income distribution." This is the only trip Carter is planning White House and Ribicoffs committee "I was really scared for Hadjiloizou said she came She said she had a problem job opportunities in Cyprus, America is a great place to outside the U.S. this year over a proposed major modification to my father for the most to theUniversity because her with words that had different she said. travel, Hadjiloizou said. President Carter's proposal for the energy part." Hadjiloizou said. sister was here. meanings than she thought. "Mostly all of the young living in America "has been department. "He wasn't with us and we At least four persons die "I wanted to come to the " If I call somebody and the women work." she said, a very nice experience and Ribicoff and a number of senior mem- didn't know what was going United States to study and line is busy, the British say adding that women have has helped me grow up a lot. in Midwestern tornadoes bers of the committee oppose giving the on." since she was still in Bowling the line is engaged," she about the same chance as I had to be on my own, decide energy secretary the final say on oil and Cyprus has iio air force or Green, it was more con- said. men to get a job. Many for myself, pay my own bills gas pricing. navy, she said, just a small venient for me to come here "I think University Ufe is women quit after having and didn't have to depend on At least four persons have died in tor- army of 10,000 to protect the Soherelam." pretty nice," she said. their first child, which is my mom and dad." nadoes which swept through sections of Three senators support Missouri, Iowa and Kansas. Property damage is being counted in Carter's instant registration millions of dollars. Honor students have compositions sung Almost 40 tornadoes were reported on Three liberal Democratic senators seven states, including Illinois, Nebraska, testified yesterday in support of the ad- Students in the sophomore Chorus. Some of the works Judges will be John Ness DePue said, "and I expect Florida and South Dakota. ministration's proposal for voter honors program will have will include orchestral ac- Beck, president of several publications to result Two persons were killed by a tornado registration on election day. their compositions per- companiment. Beckenhort Music, from the current group." which hit the community of Pleasant Hill, However, Chairman Howard Cannon (D- formed at the eight annual Winners in each of the four publishers, Dr. Bernard Students with com- Missouri. One person was killed on a high- Nev. I of the Senate Rules Committee told Religious Arts Competition, categories will be named Linden, music professor, and positions are: Susan E. way in that same area. The fourth victim them that many state and local election 7 p.m. May 10. in the Recital after the concert. But, ac- Dr. John R. Piersol, Fleagle, A Celebration died when two tornadoes hit Ft. Dodge, officials believe that at-the-poll Hall, College of Musical cording to Dr. Wallace E. associate dean of the College Canticle; Linda A. Gulluf- Iowa. registration would increase opportunities Arts. DePue. associate professor of Musical Arts. sen, Jubilante Deo-, for fraud. of music theory and com- DePue said the Religious Elizabeth A. Eckert, Behold; ACCOUNTING AND A Department of Justice attorney said The concert is free and position, who teaches the Arts Competition has, in the Elaine M. Smyth, FINANCE MAJORS there is a tremendous potential for fraud in SALT alternate chairman open to the public. honors program, "Everyone past, been a springboard for Exaltation; David W. KeUy, LET US HELP YOU TO the proposal, because it relaxes most of The compositions, all with will be a winner, because would-be composers. Preparation; PaulD. Bauer, BECOME A CPA predicts success in Geneva the safeguards against ballot-box religious themes, will be there is no greater thrill than "We've had a number of Noah; Jay B. Hawkins, Ring corruption. performed by the Collegiate to hear a composition on former students who have Out, Wild Bells; Gary W. IOX_ Ralph Earle, the alternate chairman of The committee is holding hearings on Chorale, A cappella Choir, which you've worked being signed contracts with major Ackerman, The Name of the U.S. delegation to Strategic Arms this and other election law changes urged Women's Chorus and Men's sung " publishing companies," Jesus; Scott Brahier. CPA limitation Treaty (SALT) talks with the by President Carter. In vocal in; Alan W. REVIEW Soviet Union, said he is "cautiously op- The three who testified. Sen. Alan Penamon, Arise, Shine; Lisa timistic" on reaching a new SALT Cranston (D-Calif.), Sen. Edward Ken- Student room painting proposed J. Noble,' My Garden; Akron agreement before the current one expires nedy (D-Mass.) and Sen. Dick Clark (D- Stephanie K. Hood, Rejoice; 216-434-1171 in October. Iowa), said that allowing people to register A proposal to allow The proposal calls for before a set proposal is John M. Hyde, The Perfect Earle said the U.S. wants a good at the time they go to the polls to vote students to paint their own students interested in agreed on. Wife; Jill A. Edwards, The agreement, and he said he feels the Soviets would help to boost the turnout in federal rooms is being drawn up by painting their rooms to at- "We are still trying to Love of God; Carolyn E. Cleveland want the same. elections. Residence Life and the tend a seminar to learn the work out all the hitches," she Warner, Testimony; Vicki J. 216-696-0969 Earle said there may become Cranston urged the committee to take a Technical Support Services. correct way to paint a room. said. Cindea, The Fugitive; developments when Secretary of State close look to assure adequate guarantees Norman H. Bedell, After the rooms are Paulsen said a proposal Edward L. Kobilarcik, COUMI1 MQINMAY 2« * NOV. 14 Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister against fraud. director of the Technical painted, hall directors would was drawn up because of Sonnet 29; Julie M. Donneli, Andrei Gromyko meet in Geneva later this The memo the committee got yesterday Support Sen-ices, said the check tin' rooms for paint student requests in the past Ave Domina and Thomas O. OF month. is the one Deputy Atty. Gen. Peter proposal, if accepted, would marks or damages. few years. Mammoser, Improperium. 1/3 USA Flaherty refused to disclose during allow students to paint their Fayetta Paulsen, assistant testimony before the committee Wed- rooms when they are vice provost of residence Moyn ihan urges Carter nesday. Flaherty said it represents the scheduled to be painted by life, said the proposal is still views of only one staff attorney in the maintenance crews, which is in an informal committee to revamp welfare system department's criminal division. once every three years. and it may be several weeks

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Spoiuoud By GRADUATE STUOENT SENATE •NO THE GRADUATE COLLEGE « I PMe4TfceBGNew»,Frlday,May8,lfn Undergraduate art show to open Migrant worker problems discussed; in Fine Arts Gallery on Sunday Sunday will mart the opening of the art. Saundra L. Koontz, Junior, Is In order prohibiting picketers contested University undergraduate art show In the charge of the show. Fine Arts Gallery. Koontz is assisted by students Paul E. By Mike Gueulette workmens compensation, A PROSPECTIVE em- not to question an applicant's victory In a federal court Hie show, which will run through June 1, Peterson and Catherine A. Bell. and asking that OSHA in- ploye is required to have eligibility, he might hire on action against the company. win be open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. weekdays and 2- Some of the works will be on sale, ac- Problems facing the vestigate the working "evidence of lawful ad- the condition that the ap- The federal court case also 5 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday. cording to Bell. "Everyone knows about it migrant farm worker in Ohio conditions at the greenhouse. mission to, or residence In, plicant put up enough money helped make people more More than 480 works submitted by art (the art show) and the prices are usually were the subject of a lecture Previous Investigations the United States" or "an to cover the fine if the alien Is aware of the migrant's ! • students wil be displayed, Including oil low," Bell said. Wednesday night by made by the Environmental authorization by the working Illegally, he said. plight. Said Velasquez, "We paintings, watercolors, prints, drawings, The art show draws a large crowd every Baldemar Velasquex, Protection Agency (EPA) Department of Justice, "Employers are still going got a bigger platform to photographs, glass, Jewelry, ceramics and year. Bell said. "During the first four president of the Farm Labor and Ohio Agricultural Immigration and to take advantage of workers expose what went on In the sculptures. hours, there is an Incredible crowd. It's Organizing Committee Research and Development Naturalization Service, whether they are in the (worker's) camp." Works In the exhibit were selected by wall-to-wall people." (FLOC). Center (OARDC) deter- which allows the alien to country legally or not," Velasquez said the an- members of the art faculty from 1,301 The prejudged exhibition Is sponsored Velasquez made an appeal mined that the complaints remain In the United Velasquez said. swers to migrant problems entries. by the University Alumni Association and to protest what he said the were unfounded. However, States." Velasquez said the FLOC are not food stamps or social Faculty adviser to the student-run show the Parent's Club. The show is free and FLOC considers an illegal Velasquez said the in- will attempt to get the major programs, but a decent wage is Ralph C. Warren, associate professor of open to the public. temporary restraining order vestigation did not fall under The problem with the bill tomato canneries to for the work they do. prohibiting workers from the Jurisdiction of either according to Velasquez Is recognize the needs of "None of these things are picketing the Lakewood organization, adding that that It would lead to migrants. going to change or get better Senior challenge goal set for $40,000 Greenhouse, 909 Lemoyne, investigations by EPA and discriminatory hiring In the past, woikers have leaving it up to a new law," Toledo. the OARDC are to determine practices he said. "It Is not confronted area growers he said, adding there were no The order stems from the a product's safety to the spelled out how it's to be with their needs, but when enforcement powers in The goal of this year's The collected money will dergraduates, will also firing of two women who public, not to workers. implemented, and it Is not farmers tried to meet the current laws. senior challenge fundraislng be distributed according to receive 25 per cent of the complained to the Velasquez said FLOC spelled out how extensively needs by asking the can- FLOC will celebrate Its drive Is $40,000, according to the wishes of the class, she contribution. Occupational Safety and opposes the passage of it Is to be implemented," he neries to pay more for their 10th anniversary In Sep- Janet L. Cordaro, coor- said. This year, 25 per cent The remaining 25 per cent Health Administration House BUI 359, presently in said. tomatoes, the canneries tember, and according to dinator of the program. of the money will be invested will go to the donor's (OSHA) about dangers of the Ohio House of "It opens the door for bought tomatoes from other Velasquez, the group has Senior challenge will ask until the 20th reunion when preferred program, she said. certain pesticides used In the Representatives, which forms of extortion prac- growers, he said. tried to bring about change members of the senior class the seniors will contribute a last night marked the greenhouse's operation. would make It Illegal for an tices," Velasquez said. Picketing the Morgan through action. "In our 10 to make pledges over a five- major gift. beginning of the program Workers began picketing employer to hire an alien Employers violating the Packing Company In Indiana years we have been suc- year period, Cordaro ex- Twenty-five per cent will with a kick-off banquet at the in protest of the firings and who Is not allowed to work in law would be subject to a in 1973 resulted in the cessful in avoiding violent plained. go to the Career Planning Holiday Inn, at which the working conditions.and were the U.S. fine. If an employer decided FLOC's bringing workers a action," he said. "They (Senior Challenge and Placement office, to help advisory committee and stopped on April 28 by a Advisory Committee) them continue their program volunteers made temporary restraining or- usually recommend a $10 programs, Cordaro said. their pledges, Cordaro said. der. pledge. over a five-year Alumni involvement Next week is Senior-Giving "I Invite you all to come Organization cares about children period, for a total of $50," she programs that help alumni week when as many seniors out and express your said. return to talk to un- as possible will be personally solidarity and support for For an Air Force pilot to become an ace, he has to shoot "ACE makes it possible for future teachers to know and contacted. these women," said down five enemy aircraft For an elementary education respect young children," he added. "Pm really hoping the Velasquez. major to become an ace, he needs to have a concern for ACE also helps Its members obtain Jobs when they are All day, the BG News seniors pull through," children. graduated. Some of the guests to its monthly meetings have Cordaro said, "because it's a FLOC IS contesting the The Association for Childhood Education (ACE) Is a been members of the University placement office, who In- way to give some of you to legality of the restraining national organization whose main concern is for children structed members how to get Jobs and how to write a resume. It your newspaper the University to those who order, requesting that from Infancy through adolescence. An election of officers is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday In follow." women involved receive ACE gives elementary and nursery education majors an the Capital Room, Union. opportunity to learn about the wants and needs of children. A picnic with residents of the Maumee Children's Home Is During the past year, persons have spoken about child abuse, tentatively scheduled for the end of May. More details will be IT'S NOW OR NEVER! DG FORMAL held parties for children at Ridge and Crim street schools available at Wednesday's meeting. and sponsored a childrens' panel discussion , according to "ACE can be an invaluable experience to education Fitness World's final spring quarter Fred Plgge, director of educational research and services. majors," ACE member Barbara A. Weiss said. "But we coupon special-four fun and sun-filled "One of the main ideas that came out of the panel was that need more people to make It work." Q weeks with your friends for only S19 OO SAT. MAY 7 a pat nn the back nri a smile go a long way," he said. (1st ten students receive fifth week Awareness Week free). Our pool is cool and our poolside AT ANN ARBOR AUTHENTIC INDIAN JEWELS \ The Easter Seal Society of Wood County, Inc. and the sundeck is waiting to provide v«u with SEE YOU. Direct from ftaervoflon • Ariz. • N. Mtx. University Resource Center for Students with Disabilities the tan of your life Act now by < ailing will sponsor the second annual Awareness Week May 18- 352-3778 for special student tour THERE! FALCON PLAZA MOTEL 18. Next to McDonald's Several community leaders and University ad- Fitness World Health Spa ministrators will spend the morning of Tuesday, May 18 in May 5, 6, 7 & 8th 10 a.m.-lO p.m. a wheelchair, performing regular business routines. Seventh ft High Ph. 352-3778 Following the morning activities, a luncheon will be Open mn dayi a »m tor mm a worn- 1/2 of Retail Price held at the Union where participants will discuss their experiences. coupon valid thru May 16. 1977 DEALERS ARE WELCOME RLA officers Residence Life Association (RLA) has elected new officers. They are Richard A. Weibl chairman; Philip R. Mlele, vice chairman; Constance A. Lutz, secretary; Elizabeth F. Murphy, associate secretary, and Stephen O. Spring Lee, publicity coordinaor. RLA meets at 5:15 p.m. Sun- The days in 420 Student Service* Fling by ~ challenge. Commuter Organization GET PSYCHED Your challenge Is to enter numbers in the empty boxes below so that each Friday, May 6th 7:30-? FOR THE BETA! vertical column and horizontal row will add up to 100. Hydraulic Room WE PLEDGES Live Entertainment 8:00 BG News Refreshments classified ads- /23/29\ Dancing Music There is nothing 1\ 28\ 8^ -Advance tickets in Commuter Center $ 1.00 like 'em for 9 14 21 -At the Door $1.50 getting the job done r ■ \\3o\ THE OF BROTHERS i'Lili'L LrULL UliliBJG N 4 24 19. SIGMA PMEPSILON ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE Leasing for MISSDENISEDOMOKOS Summer Quarter Low Summer Rates When there's a challenge, [Includes All Utilities' quality makes the difference. Except Electric We hope you have some fun with the challenge. There's another challenge we'd like to offer you, too. The Pabst challenge: Laundry Facilities We welcome the chance to prove the quality of our beer. We challenge you to taste and compare Pabst Blue Ribbon to any other premium beer. You'll like Pabst better. Blue Ribbon quality means the best Ample Parking tasting beer you can get. Since 1844 it always has. 1977 Phone 352-4423 PABST Since 1844.The quality has always come through. SWEETHEART •it" •*esTa#»e»NGco» • iwm'U ll< •*>•>■<• N 1 lo» A"B"M i •" *aM Qeoi^c or 288-1102 «i ;i ii MK. «w !• ci • "H.'.'.:*... i .. • I I - i^oilXn wo>|fwOil ^= Friday, May 1,1177, The BG Nm, ftp » ■ '■!■■' Local Briefs Ad hoc testimonies Three persons are scheduled to present testimony today a 1:30 p.m. at the second meeting of the ad hoc panel to review issues pertaining to the University Police. George Postich, vice president for operationa; Richard J. Rehmer, director of personnel support service* and University Police I.t Roger A. Daoust will make presentations to the panel, which was formed by the Board of Trustees. The meeting is closed to public and press. Chess iecture International Chess Grandmaster Arthur BUguler will present a lecture on chess 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Commuter Center. After the lecture, Bisguier will play simultaneous games of chess with all persons who bring a chess set and board to the lecture. Cost of the event is 50 cents and is open to the public. Multi-media show The Great American Music Machine, a multi-media show on the history of high fidelity sound reproduction, will be on campus 10 a.m.-.i p.m. Monday in the Grand Ballroom, Union. The show which lasts about 25 minutes, will be presented every hour. It Is free and open to the public. rvnnn«*. . __ ^__ New»pho*>» by Poul I in tern OBSERVANCES OF THE seventh anniversary ol the May 4, 1>70 ihollngi at Kent State University, which took the lives of lour students, were both vocal and solemn. A crowd of about Potice seminar 3.500 persons attended a rally Wednesday, with speeches against events resulting In and from the John S. Cheetwood, Wood County prosecuting attorney, shootings. A crowd of about 1,400 marched quietly the night before In a candlelight tribute to the will conduct a training seminar for Wood County law fallen students. At left, a student participates In a 12-hour vigil that was held at the site where enforcement officers Thursday in the Conference Room each student was killed, while above, sculptures of the four student*. In the positions that they on the fifth floor of the Wood County Office Building. died, are displayed in a gallery of art portraying the Kent State tragedy. Two sessions of the seminar, entitled "Search and Seizure" will be held. Reservations for the seminar can be made today only through local police departments or by calling Cheetwood, 352-6531. Guidelines to better garage saling Clarification Wednesday's News carried a story headlined "Faculty By Paul lintern distinguish the sale. Little books, buttons, salt shakers, suggest "throwing in" roommate) can handle. News Editor legislation taxing and favor merit raises." It should be understood that the pieces of masking tape records, tools or Niagra another item for the price. Instead, insist on giving restricting garage sales, The American system of showing the price are at- Falls souvenir plates. To many, that's much of fun- survey cited in that story revealed that if sufficient funds yourself a legitimate reason hurting those who Just want are not available, 46 per cent of the faculty surveyed said free enterprise which tached to each piece of They can help a student -woit.ing out a deal that for buying something. to get rid of unwanted Junk. promises everyone a chance merchandise. Tables, often furnish his apartment satisfies both parties in- they would prefer a combined system of merit increases Of course, if you really and across-the-board increases. Another 46 per cent to sell wares on an open makeshift, line the walls and inexpensively, and can offer volved want it, just rationalize the Garage sales can provide market has allowed the favored the standard across-the-board increases and 6 per form aisles. A cardboard a spectrum of practical and 2. Dress informally to keep purchase. more than material items. development of a cent supported merit-based increases only. sign announcing the sale is impractical devices, from a from looking as though 5. Don't be afraid to walk They can familiarize you phenomenon where non- stapled to a stick which leans television set or clock to a you're able to pay higher away from a sale without with the area (to help you businessmen can peddle noticeably in the front yard. bass drum or a 1958 Cadillac prices than you're willing to. buying anything. Just smile find future garage sales), Correction well-worn wares and not-so- Hearse (the author writes Also, carry a pocketful of and wish the proprietor luck acquaint you with many Rita J. Brown, a member of the Marketing Club, was goods. THE PROPRIETOR of the from experience). change and a number of then turn and run, lest the sorts of people, both buyer inadvertantly omitted from an article in Tuesday's It is called the garage sale. sale sits in a lawn chair near Do you want to get in on small bills. It's rather owner order his dog on you and sellers and get you to News. She also was active in the "Students In Free Garage sales spring up at the front of the garage the bargains? Here are a hypocritical to bicker a 75- for trespassing. spend your hard-earned the end of winter and con- clutching a cigar box full of Enterprise" competition in which the . University's few suggestions for those cent item down to SO cents, money. entrant finished third tinue with regularity until money and trying to keep starting out: then pay for it with a ten- 6. Stay away from sales late autumn, being most track of purchases on a dollarbill. that advertise for weeks at a prevalent on weekends. The yellow legal pad. 1. MOST IMPORTANTLY, 3. Plan your route. Buy a Urnc. on principle. That sort . terui.is generic, ui^usrvo-pf -Gaiagt sates area*sous^e rrmembac strtlt jw-pnrr Is i-Thursday edition of the- ■of salt is likely to Iea9 to any sale in somebody's of anything people have an sacred. Garage sale prices Sentinel-Tribune and check garage, yard, porch, no longer want. They are often set arbitrarily or the classified section. Pay basement, apartment or provide a gold mine for those higher than the seller ex- close attention to days and ABORTIONS barn. who collect such things as pects to get. Don't be afraid times, the choose the time Starting Rate Certain characteristics antiques, beer cans, comic to offer a lower price or that you can go to the most, $125 or best, sales. Get a city map 1-24 week pregnancy Reward offered for return of UAO Union exhibits and plot your route before terminated by starting. It'll save time. Licensed Gynecologist 4. WATCH WHAT you buy. A $50 reward is being offered by the Union The pictures were part of a Dutch graphics When you first start garage CLOSE TOOUR AREA FINEST FACILITIES AND Activities Organization (UAO) for in- display currently being exhibited in the saling, you'll have a ten- formation leading to the arrest or conviction lounge. MODERN TECHNIQUES dency to buy useless items CALL TOLL FREE of the person or persons involved in the theft If suspects are arrested before the pictures just because they're cheap. of two pictures from an exhibit in the Union are recovered, he said the UAO will Don't. You'll soon collect 800-362-1205 according to Paul Szczesiul. graduate prosecuting the persons. However, he added, more than your room (and assistant to the UAO. if the pictures are returned, no questions will Szczesiul said he discovered the pictures be asked. ••••••••••••••••*••*• missing from the Promenade Lounge in the Persons with information on the stolen Union at about 9 a.m. yesterday on the way to pictures are asked to call the UAO ofPce, 372- * class. 2343. * "SO SUPERBLY SHAPED THAT IT LEAVES YOU PROUD PIKES TO BE A HUMAN BEING. "-VMonGornick. Village Voice

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By Randy Haberkamp Bad Company has recently held up its bargain of an album out. The title cut, "Peace of Mind," and "Morning Sun" are a year. Their fourth release, called "Burning Sky," marks a receiving their share of justifiable FM airplay SPECIAL EVENTS further decline Into an unfortunate demise. They are tunes in toe Bad Company tradition of buzz saw Because of next year's dorm change of Prout Hall to a Not that Its music has taken a complete nose dive, as much music. Just enough force to cut, but sharp enough to sting. women's dorm, the last edition of "Prout Stock" will be 9 as the last three records have been mere shadows of the first Thousands of bar bands across the country could take pm to midnight tomorrow In the Forum of the-Student release. "Bad Company" was a powerhouse recording. lessons in primal rock from these guys. Service.vBuildlng. The first album received incredible push from Swan Song, Yet there are also tracks that are deservedly overlooked. "The Times We Had Together" is a variety show offering Led Zeppelin's record label. It was also advertised as the "Leaving You," 'Everything I Need" and "Man Needs talents of present and former residents of Prout Hall. gathering of various members of super-groups that had Woman" are more filler material than statements on rock Admission is free. survived the rock wars. sentimentality. If your ears are sensitive, avoid these. The "Beta 500,'' sponsored by Beta Theta PI fraternity, will Lead singer Paul Rogers and pistol-shot drummer Simon begin 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Union Oval. The race of Kirke were former members of Free, one of the most in- BY CLOSE and constant listening, "Burning Sky" may motorless carts will start with sorority competition, followed fluential and underrated English blues bands of the late 60s. reveal itself as the beat Bad Company album of all. That is if by fraternity races. Guitarist Mick Ralphs had recently graduated from a It can find its way to my turntable often enough. After the The event is part of Greek Week festivities. steamroUing Mott the Hoople, and bassist Boz Burrell had those subsequent albums lacked the punch and surprise the first several listenings, I am inclined to think it will not reach FILMS made a one shot appearance with King Crimson. first release contained. Musically they were fairly close that stage. "Demon Seed" is a science-fiction film investigating the representations of each other, but the uniqueness had worn The spontaneity of the first album is gone, and we are left fear of the Immunization of computers. Protheus IV becomes THE COMBINATION was a group that played rock and off. with music the way we think Bad Company should sound. so human that he wishes to complete the process by using roll with a firm grip on the basics. Rogers possessed (and It is unfortunate to see the amazing fall to the merely And that is a rip-off in its own right Julie Christie to bear his child, a child of total truth and still does) one of the finest voices In rock, Ralph's guitar great. I do not expect them to top the first record, but if you are reason with the computer's knowledge and the body of a surged with power, while Kirke pounded a skeletal but steady unfamiliar with it, try out this new one. There is still enough human. rhythm. "BURNING SKY" has succumbed to the familiarity stamina in this band to sling out some momentarily "Demon Seed" tries to make truth a horror, which causes a With the hit "Can't Get Enough," Bad Company was firmly syndrome. It is far above average for a basic rock and roll devastating music. conflicting shift between what the real evil really la. established as a solid act. Needless to say, tha first record album. But when dealing with Bad Company, one seems to However, beautiful special effects and a close, colorful sold Incredibly well. expect more than what actually appears. Lee Landcnberger Is maloring In Journalism at the cinematography make the film more than worth the ad So did "Straight Shooter" and "Run With the Pack." But There are the usual killer tunes they are expected to put University and Is a contributor to "Perspective." mission price of $1. Show times are7:30 and 9:40p.m. at the Cla-Zel. "SLAP SHOT," starring Paul Neuman, begins today at the 'Family Album' looks at 'children' of 60s and 70s Stadium Cinemas with shows at 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. The ad line, "No matter what you've heard about 'Slap Shot,' don't Analysis By culminate the pop-blues attitude which proceeded the sings best on Sunday.) with hidden lyrics and un- ON NEW YEAR'S EVE miss it," should be enough to warn you of the excessive Andrew Srhug courtship of the 50s, and bulk of pop-music at that His family knows the controlled violence. 1969-70, Jimi Hendrix violence and somewhat distasteful approach you can expect promised to be a healthy time. secret of the wisdom hidden presented the father of 70s "Fun with Dick and Jane" continues for an unwarranted Intensified by un- couple with many children. in his lyrics, describing what The Who may never grow rock in the legendary Band third week at the Stadium Cinemas with nightly showings at seasonably cold spring Certainly there was no THE BEATLES are the we know but cannot say, up, but that is the very of Gypsies concert. He ap- 7:30 and 9; 20. There is also a 2 and 4:30 p.m. matinee Sunday. weather, my music listening electricity lacking in this first and most amazing of all fighting for what we know we essenceof their longevity. proached th 60s in a way that UAO Campus Movies offers a free showing of Barbra has been characterized by a new and more artistic ap- children. They are the should but cannot always do. They have fostered many was never before obvious as Streisand in "Hello Dolly" 8 p.m. today and tomorrow. The sort of repetitive boredom proach to pop-music (bad closest popular music will Many of his children have children, but do not care to mere volume. Its effect was lavish musical, directed by Gene Kelly, will be shown In the which has only served to chip pun, but well intended). ever come to art proper. grown, some are parents, admit It. They only want to spellbinding. Should we Main Auditorium, University Hall. away at my unusually They matured Ito an early others have died. Bob Dylan play, being careful to not let remember what was there as The Portage Drive-In offers its hot numbers with "Four- frontiersman-like musical TO UNDERSTAND why parenthood, defying time still talks, and very well. But us get fooled again. was artistically intended? some" at 10:15 p.m. and "Sex on the Groove Tube" at 8:50 attitudes. This inevitably the family album of the 70s is with almost God-like quality he will humbly say if you Definitely! Let me help p.m. forced me into a bit of relatively unfilled with the found only in a Schubert or acknowledge that fact, The fifth child is unlike the you... Sunday night films include Shirley Temple, Carole Lom- nostalgia; I decided to pull potential parents of the 80s, Beethoven. Even as parents, "Don't think twice, it's all Part 2 of the Rock and Roll bard and Gary Cooper in "Now and Forever" at 7 p.m. and other four. He is not around out my rock and roll. one must examine the they remained children. right." to direct his children, even if Family Album will reveal Marlene Dietrich and John Wayne in "Pittsburgh" at 8:30 In it are the musically children of the 60s. They were simple, yet deep, itself within the next two p.m., in the Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall. direction only be a reminder. artistic children of each The children of the 60s are ever exploring, always THE FOURTH CHILD Is His initially distorted image weeks-think about it! MUSIC decade. Most die young, numerous. Naturally, most expressing. The Beatles relatively low key compared is only intensified by his seldom passing even die young, but all show an were a special child: they to his brothers. He is not absence,leaving his music Andrew Scbug Is a student at The reputed queen of piano, Marian McPartland, will be adolescent stages. Others, articulate ability of making are immortal. preoccupied with his image; the Ualvenlty and con- featured at 8:30 tonight, In the Recital Hall of the College of open and defenseless even more unfortunately, good (artistic) use of their only reinstating his power through its honesty. tributor to Perspective. Musical Arts. Tickets are $1 for students and $3 for non- never make It out of the time. A new honesty of ex- The next child is a much students. purely imitative stage of pression becomes evident in more down-to-earth gut- Tomorrow. she will combine her talents with several high industry-dominated infancy. pop-music with the punching rowdy than the school bands and the Jazz Lab Band I. Admission is 12. The It is to these failing artists establishment of the now Beatles were. Mick Jagger Is concert will be^in at 8:30 p.m. in the Recital Hall. that the'Rock and Roll standard 'singer-songwriter' a mystical little fellow who is Tennis... The Union Activities Organization Coffeehouse with the Family Album" is relationship established by so preoccupied with his evil Brennan-Cosma Band has been canceled. dedicated. John I i-iiin>ii and Paul state of adolescence that he Golf... ART As I open the book to the McCartney. This honesty simply chooses npt to die. mld-50s, I cannot help but emphasized personal ex- Ah! but Is it always true The, undergraduate art shuw will be open 1-5 p.m. Sunday stop and admire one of tha ptrlance whether it baa" Rolling Stones, never gather., Lacrosse... B,, in the Fine Arts Gallery. The show is open to all with some of most important musical simple boy-girl relationship moss? the works available for purchase. marriages of our time: or a purely hallucinatory The third child is quite a Baseball... Chuck Berry and technology. mind game. It completely family man. 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twee the fun ^ofcdo^SvvvC IMOWW*T)»:)IP.M. Ml ANDiAI SKIKI COMPLITS PHOOHAM AI LATI AI II: IS P.M. Friday, May 1,1177, Tbt BG News, Page 7 Adventurous music at Its finest Tangerine Dream's latest release Perspect There is no doubt that EDGAR FROESE'S third Tangerine Dream Is a truly solo album, "Macula unique group. The three Transfer" (Import), further members of the German epitomizes the group's Maynard Ferguson's new release band have pooled their Review By sound. Froese's com- talents to make a tapestry of positions, like Baumann's, sound which must be heard Russ Summers are at an intimate level, but to be believed. there is not as much melody otfempts to bridge jazz, rock gap Tangerine Dream was involved. formed in 1967 by Edgar Froese's elecric guitar In the tradition of Bob Froese, the only original matadors and Don Quixote. work is somewhat similar to Seger, Steve Miller and member still in the band. In Jimi Hendrix's. When As saxophone solo enters those days, they were more Fleetwood Mac, another Froese crawls out from his the scene, reinforced by the of a conventional rock 'n roll overnight sensation has made keyboards in concert, the his impression on the world of trumpet calls, creating a band. But as the rebellious Review smooth sound. spotlight focuses on him and recorded music. times of 1968 displayed Melody then creeps In, Present" is a vehicle for his guitar. Maynard Ferguson Joins "Soar Like an Eagle"is themselves, Froese tran- computerized rhythms build By BUI Lammers another funky piano-based expressive synthesizer lines, The experience of seeing the elite corps of perforiiiets sformed the Dream into an to a climax, then return to and relentless rhythms. Tangerine Dream cannot be who, after at least 10 years of song, punctuated with- improvisational unit. From the original mood. There is enough catchiness trumpet and saxophone solos described. They have just struggling In the recording there, it became obvious that That return, however, Is a in the melody to emit a finished their first North business, makes it as an at the appropriate places. the band would lend itself to bit too obvious. With the Again the background brass chuckle, as Baumann ac- American tour with the overnight sensation. experimentation. exception of "Invisible tually does on the tune. lends another layer of texture I-asenum light show, and Ferguson's latest album, By 1972, Tangerine Limits," It is an inherent "Romance" is quite sur- to this multi-layered album. without saying a word-they "Conquistador," is an at- Dream's other two current fault throughout the album. prising, as electric piano let the music do the com- members, Christoph Franke tempt to bridge the gap become an anthem, probably The release nonetheless dominates, and synthesizers municating. If one is looking Just what the title suggests- The final song, "The Fly," and Peter Baumann, had between many types of because of the origin of the gives the listener the chance shimmer brightly. for a good change of pace in mellow. is fast-paced, string-laden, Joined Froese. Their third music-between jazi and song-a movie about a not only to listen to some their listening habits, The third song Is another almost disco tune, led by album together, "Phaedra," rock, between big band and relatively unskilled boxer solid, adventurous music, Side two is a departure Tangerine Dream is the which lends itself well to a various brass instruments reached a good portion of the small combo, between old fighting the system and the but also to hum along with from side one, as orchestral direction to go. Jan adaptation-the theme performing in unison. British audience in 1974, and and new. story of an actor- the melodies. elements and electronic from "Star Trek." Ferguson made the top ten. If there was ever a song to screenwriter making his try has chosen another good sounds divide time, and the OVERALL, THERE Is only PETER BAUMANN'S bridge those gaps, it would be for glory. vehicle to make the mass mating is successful. one fault with the album, and SINCE THEN, the group first solo release, "Romance It's all the opening track of the The album's second song, public aware of the world of The elusive Baumann has album, "Gonna Fly Now," it is a fault of omission, not has developed and 76" (import), takes a bigger some unusual future plans, "Mister Mellow," features Jan. execution. The two best the theme from the block- guitarist George Benson, blossomed. Steadily, the step in the new Dream and it will be interesting to In the News songs on the album, "Gonna group's musical content has buster motion picture, whose marks in history in- direction. "Bicentennial see what he comes UD with. THERE ARE POINTS in Fly Now" and "Mister become more rhythmic in "Rocky." clude the only jazz album to the song where the theme There is no other word to Mellow," have one thing in nature, and melody has go platinum (one million seems to disappear; common-a strong guitar to describe this theme than become more noticeable. i; copies), "Breezin'." however, it is not distracting. lead. inspiring. If you've seen the Tangerine Dream's latest BOTTOMS'UP The title cut opens with a album, "Stratosfear," movie, seen the previews, or Benson's style, as traditional romantic Spanish If the rest of the album had reflects the band's even Just heard the song on demonstrated in such recent at bugle call, then flows with a the strong guitar to pace the development. The title tune the radio, you must agree. hits as "This Masquerade" steady beat of bass and songs, it would be perfect. As begins with a sultry mood, and "Breezin'," is evident electric piano, recalling Mr. Bojangles "GONNA FLY NOW has It now stands, it is only ex- created by Froese's acoustic throughout the song, which is images of bullfights. cellent. guitar. NiteClub Former President Nixon resists public invitation 893 S. Main Street to apologize to American people in Frost interview Disco Review By composure under Frost's Haldeman and John Ehrllch- become a monumental Thursday, Friday and Saturday Marc Holland tough questioning. Several guaranteed 1600.000 plus 10 man. did a glimpse of the ratings flop. per cent of the scries' profits times he cut short a Frost private, previously sheltered "The Nixon Interviews" by his cooperation. His soon- question with, "Now wait "One of the most significant Richard Nixon emerge. nonetheless reemphasize the to-be published memoirs will Musk by events in broadcasting just a minute, hold it right lessons of the Jimmy Carter net him an additional $2.5 history," the ads promised. there!" Once he countered, The Watergate segment, campaign. Television is a million. Advance publicity hinted at "How many times do I have University Sound originally scheduled for the major and perhaps dominant Who said crime doesn't " Watergate surprises." to tell you..." fourth and final broadcast, factor in America's political pay? ^ NO COVER! The first of four scheduled Suspicions remain that was moved ahead In an life, whether for good or ill. Richard Nixon-David Frost Frost was a poor choice to attempt to stir interest in the Frost's prosecution "debates," broadcast conduct this rare and series. With the most shattered again Nixon's ►«£S2. CATAt Wednesday night, delivered valuable interview. His promising program proving Watergate defense, but don't only a mildly interesting but persistent, sometimes a major disappointment, the feel too sorry for the former — PRESENTS — ultimately pointless bit of condescending treatment of series seems destined to president; he earned a dramatic fiction, however. his subject seemed better Former President Nixon calculated to answer fears A resisted Frost's strident that he would go easy, more cross-examination and in- likely to elicit sympathy for Tab week Perspective Is taking on more of Its Intended vitation to apologize to the Nixon than to bring out any form. The focus on entertainment In general can be seen In American people by clinging new information. to the fiction-or what cynics our coverage ol TV, records and analysis. U this Is what our might call a continuing campus wants, then let m know. We are sincere and OFF ONLY WHEN FROST dedicated and can only improve ourselves through your Watergate cover-up-that he allowed the former president responses. Read ns, then think about us; we need your Input! knew nothing, said nothing to ramble in lengthy and did nothing of an illegal reminiscences of his friends or impeachable nature. Sherman Adams. H.R, SALE "I LET THE American ANOe^- WITH COUPON BELOW people down," he admitted while maintaining his were "mistakes of the heart, not RECORDS CAPITOL TAPES the head." Nixon, looking gaunt, worn and dispirited, nearly lost his Bob Seger is a class AAA rocker. After 10 BARGAIN PRICES years of playing bars fin and concert stages ^-fvanvB j across America he trie has emerged as a

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AGE (EBIIS^ mDOQtlffiDSfflDQ Campus calendar Is a dally listing of events (meetings, lec- "Hello Dolly" campus movie • p.m. Main Auditorium. tures and entertainment) provided as a service to readers. University Hall Free with ID Unless otherwise noted, the events are tree and open to the Jazz lab band 1:30 p.m. Recital Hall. Music Bldg.$2 public. To submit an event, Campus Calendar forms are available at the News office, 106 University Hall. 372 2003 There Sunday, May I Is no charge for submitting listings to this section. MEETINGS Friday, May « ^r ' ^fl Sigma Tau Delta 7 p.m. 1*3 Math Science Bldg Open to mem- MEETINGS bers Lw Circle K 7 »:30 p.m. 447 Math Science Bldg. Sponsored by BG BlgKoSutemlDolo 3 5 p.m. 201 Hayes Hall Kiwanls BG KoSuteml Do|o 7 9 p.m. 201 Hayes Hall LECTURES Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity 7:30 p.m. 129 Life Science Bldg. ""^^O^^^B "Energy Policies of the Oil Companies" discussion Noon 070 Human Rights Alliance I p.m. Pink Dogwood. Union Discussion \ks- Overman Hall William Stenzil of Marathon Oil will speak of membership and proposed police control board a UAO Rockcllmblng workshop-5:30 p.m. Taft Room. Union Basic Sailing Club (p.m. 724 Math Science Bldg. Information and preparation for Saturday's campout f-.n n falcon scuba Club u 10 p.m. Natatorium A 1 ENTERTAINMENT LECTURES

ITJ UAO Kentucky Derby trip Noon Leave Union Oval For those SIMS 1 3:30 p.m. Faculty Lounge. Union Checking for those who signed up practicing transcendental meditation UAO Happy Hours 2 5 p.m Falcon's Nest. Union Black chl Softball 4 p.m. Behind the women's gym Beta Beta Beta vs. ce 4 p.m Prout Chapel Sponsored by Christian Bible Study A multi-media extravaganza 15 slide projectors plus Biology faculty Understanding Homosexuality » p.m. Second floor lounge. film, combined with a 1500 "Union Maids" movie 7:30, 9:15 p.m. Glsh Film Theater. Hanna Ashley Hall Sponsored by Ashley Hall Council on the history ot sound Hall Sponsored by Women for Women and NOW reproduction trom watt state-of-the-art ENTERTAINMENT quadraphonic sound system "Hello Dolly" movie • p.m. Main Auditorium. University Hall Thomas Edison to Elton John. 4fnQ Free with ID for the ultimate sensory UAO Coffeehouse ■•■II p.m. Cardinal Room. Union The Brennan Undergraduate art show- 1 5 p.m. Fine Arts Galery Sponsored by 1 experience. Cosma Band. SI Alumni Association and Parents Club Marian McPartland jazz concert t:30 p.m. Recital Hall. Music Lacrosse 2 p.m. Field west of Stadium BGSU women's learn vs Bldg. Jazz musician Jamie ABersold will also perform S3 non PittsburgClub Special Drawings for students, SI for students "Music In tne Main" 230 p.m. Main Auditorium, University MCA record albums. Free Admission Hall S2 for non students. 50 cents for students and children May 7 "And Death is No Evil" poetry reading 7 p.m. 112 Life Science Bldg Poetry of Robinson Jetters. sponsored by American Studies WM ENTERTAINMENT "Now and Forever" and "Pittsburgh" movies 7 p.m. Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall UAO rockcllmblng campout -1:30 a.m. Leave Union Oval Trip to Barbershop concert 8 p.m. Recital Hall. Music Bldg Toledo's Hincley Sign up and pay S12 fee in UAO office. Union Sweet Adelines Chorus will perform, 12 Jazz band competition -9 11:30 a.m.. 2 4:30 p.m. Recital Hall. (M)pior\ieeR Music Bldg. High school bandswill perform every half hour. Monday, May 9 Anyone can hear Ihe dltfeienc* and ihe hi II UAO rafting trip 10 a.m. Leave Union Oval Open to those who •nthusiost In particular. Knows that Pioneer signed up MEETINGS li synonymous with quality From tecelvets People's Chess Federation 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Commuter Center, to turntables, tape decks to speakers. Moseley Hall Association for Childhood Education 7 p.m. Taft Room. Union, Pioneer Is the leader In the lie Id Lacrosse 11 a.m. Field west of Stadium BGSU Women's team Open to all education members vs. Ohio State Law Society « p.m. 115 Education Bldg. Charles F. Kurfesswill Tennis Noon Ice Arena Courts BGSU women's team vs. Miami speak &TDK and Oberlln A complete line ol the llnetl recording tape AUDIO DYNAMICS g Discwasher Track 12:30 p.m. Whlttaker Track BGSU men's team vs. Ohio LECTURES available) To piovi It, bring In ony brand ot The new low mass phonograph cartridge d University Your hi fidelity system represents quite on In- cassette rope to The Great American Music means less weot on yout records because II Lacrosse 1 p.m,Field west ol Stadium BGSU women's team vs. "Labor Absorptive Capacity of Import Substitution and Export Machine lot on Ihe spot testing on out applies less pressure than Ihe competition vestment Discwasher Is here lo keep that Investment productive with lit unique Ball State Expansion in Egypt" 3 p.m. 222 Education Bldg. Or. Maurice laboraloty equipment Compare and hear See lot yourselt how ADC brings you Ihe All campus party- 6p.m. Old Fraternity Row whot you've been missing ultimate In sound ond performance accessaries lor total record cote Glrgls

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By Kevin Coffey skins and Indiana as favorites for theSpartanthe Spartan tourney. A good snowingshowing by BG's linksters would be a boost when Jeff Parsons will man the number-three sjxspot with Jim Staff Reporter Ohio State holds defending-champion status in the Spartan they enter the MAC championship next week at Ohio Decker at number four and newcomer Gary LusLust in the fifth classic, while Indiana was the 1976 runner-up. BG sported a Universtiy. slot. Bowling Green's golfers, fresh from their Kent State respectable eighth-place finish In last year's 22-team field "This is our last opportunity to get ready for the MAC'S," The sixth and final position was won by John Miller last Invitational championship last weekend, travel to East This year's event will be played on the Forest Akers Golf Piper said. "And we'd like to make it a good one." night In a playoff round with Bill Williams and Steve Cruse. Lansing today for the two-day Michigan State-hosted Course, a 6,800-yard layout. All of the competing Big Ten squads will be taking a very Spartan Invitational Tournament. "This course is an excellent test of one's overall golf close look at the Spartan course this weekend. The 72-hole Only three shots separated the trio after the initial 18 holes The 20-team event marks the last time this season that Big game." Piper said. "It combines a fairly long length with Big Ten championship will be played on the same course In of their 36-hole match, which was played at Heatherdowns Ten schools and their Mid-American Conference (MAC) rolling terrain and relatively large greens. It makes you play two weeks. Country Gub in Toledo. counterparts will face off in a major tourney. The event also solid in every aspect of the game." The local golfers left for East I ..HIMIIH early this morning features invitees Ohio State and Miami, favorites in their THE FALCON LINEUP is again Juggled for this weekend's and are scheduled as one of the last teams with morning tee respective conferences league crowns. WHILE NOT AS BIG in prestige as the Ohio State-hosted lourney. Gary Treater will tee off in the number-one position times. Pairings for the first IB holes of the tournament will Kepler Invitational Tournament, the Spartan Invitational is this week, and will be followed by Pat Dugan in the second be announced when the Falcons arrive, with second round FALCON COACH John Piper tabbed the Buckeyes, Red- still an important event for the Falcons. slot. pairings based on first-round scores.

Sports briefs Men's laxers try to keep streak intact i i By Tom Baumann Overall, the Falcons are the Ohio State spring football Recruiting Staff Reporter healthy for tomorrow's game. Mike Squires and Tom game. Preston Speers is still From Associated Press Reports McNicholas are tied for the The Bowling Green men's recovering from a leg injury, Courtesy of WBGU-TV lacrosse team wants to keep however, and is doubtful. BG scoring lead with 20 its streak with Ohio State Jim Macko will not play points each. Squires has 18 There are more published charges of recruiting going. because he reinjured his goals and two assists, while irregularities by Ohio State. A Michigan State campus The Falcons have not lost shoulder in practice this McNicholas has recorded 12 newspaper claims that former Michigan middle guard Steve to the Buckeyes in 10 years, week. goals and eight assists. Anderson allegedly received illegal inducements while being and want to stretch it to 11 in "We're really in a bad Macko and Dick Irwin are recruited by Ohio State football coaches and boosters. The Columbus tomorrow. position." Plaunt said. "We close behind with 16 points, Michigan State News says in a copyrighted story it has Gametime Is 4:30 p.m. have six midfielders, and we followed by Lee Murphy, learned that Anderson, who recently quit the Wolverine "It will take a great ef- should have about 12. At this Jim Rose and Speers with 12. squad, got an expense-paid trip to the 1973 Rose Bowl game fort," coach Jim Plaunt said, point, our thinness is really The game with Ashland from OSU booster Phil Scannell. Anderson also allegedly "but we are capable to do it. showing." College will not be was transported to and from the Columbus campus in ap- I just hope we aren't down rescheduled. Due to final parent violation of rules. Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke emotionally on account of GROUNDERS-Bowling exams at Ashland next week, currently is conducting an inquiry into alleged OSU the loss to Denison." Green leads the series with the game is impossible to recruiting violations. It'll be tough, all right. Ohio State 8-2, winning last make-up. Each team will Ohio State has 17 lettermen year, 10-7. The last time BG play one less game in the Reds, Tribe back in action returning from last year's lost to the Bucks was in 1967. Ml..\. which is based on squad, which finished 9-3. 7-6. percentage standings. Yesterday was an off day for both the Cincinnati Reds and THE BUCKS ARE led by The game will take place Ohio State downed the Cleveland Indians. The Indians resume their home stand seniors Gene Ferraro and in Ohio Stadium, following Wooster yesterday, 17-12. tonight when they host Chicago. The Reds go to Pittsburgh Dan Wolford, who provide for a weekend series. the leadership, and sophomores Terry Gilmore and Todd Walker, who Derby is allwet' Russell will not return provide the bulk of Ohio Fifteen horses were named to tomorrow's Kentucky Bill Russell, coach and general manager of the Seattle State's offense. Derby-and then up popped an unwelcomed entry, rain and I SuperSonics for the past four seasons, will not return to the Gilmore is tied for fourth mud. National Basketball Association team for the fifth and final in the Midwest lacrosse Heavy showers yesterday flooded the Churchill Downs year of his contract, a team spokesman said yesterday. Association (MLA) goal- racing strip and the forecast has more in the works for scoring race, along with tomorrow. # Falcon Mike Squires, with What that will do to the chances of the strong favorite for 18. Gilmore has compiled 21 the mile and one-quarter race, "Seattle Slew," is hard to assists, giving him a 4.9 say. SIGMA PHIEPSILON total-point average. The unbeaten speed-burner drew the number four post EXTENDS THEIR Walker has recorded 19 position, excellent for a front-running horse. He is expected assists, boosting his total to be odds-on for the $267,000 event. 1 LOVE AND BEST WISHES point average to 3J.a game. i Here is how they will line up from the rail out: Sanhedrin, TO The Buckeye goalie, Kyle Sir Sir, Bob's Dusty, Seattle Slew, Get The Axe, Flag Officer, Nj-whole by MinoV MJI.go.> Andrews, has 85 saves to his Affiliate, Run Dusty Run. Western Wind. For The Moment, MRS.JAMESA.ELLERY NEVER A GRIM MOMENT-Falcon lacrosse ace John Grim (17) takes a credit, allowing 56 goals for a Steve's Friend, Best Person, Giboulee, Papelote And pass on the run in earlier action this season against Krnyon. .603 average. Nostalgia.

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By Terry Goodman Stu Thicde may see long reliet work, Just 'another'tennis match Executive Sports Editor especially if Miami's batters are in full gear. In order to win this weekend, clutch hitting Baseball standings The overaU winning percentage: .711 has to be present for BG. In losing three of Conference By Bob Renney "DOWLING ALMOST play in a quadrangular But yet, in a true Ripley'ssaga (believe-it- four times last weekend, the Falcons left 40 OveraU Staff Reporter choked for us, but I pulled us match along with Taylor and or not . the Falcon basebaU team is sitting in runners stranded on the basepaths. TEAMS W L PCT W-L through," kidded Huffer. Toledo today and tomorrow the Mid-American Conference (MAC) ceUer. Toledo 2 0 1.000 23-10 For the Falcon men it was Glenn Johnson and Tom at 2:30 p.m. Two league losses at Toledo last weekend CHUCK BLACK (.375), Larry Owen (.373) Miami 7 1 .875 37-8 just another tennis match. Olson were the other two "Who knows,if somebody puts Bowling Green on the spot-today at Ball and Jeff Groth (.368) pace BG hitters, but Eastern Michigan 4 2 .667 21-23 But you would think that Falcons to register two wins smiles on us, we may State and tomorrow at Miami. The 27-11 Groth may see limited action. Central Michigan 3 3 500 26-11 for senior captain Kob for BG, which moved to 8-10 comeback over .500," GiU record is great for show-and-tell, but only Although he was expected to journey with Ohio University 3 3 .500 17-19 Dowllng, who was playing overall. Johnson won in said. MAC wins will take the local diamondmen the team last night, Groth is stiU Northern IUinois 1 2 .375- 17-6 his final home match at BG. singles in straight sets, and A sweep this weekend is aU anywhere into post-season play. recouperating after banging his left knee into Ball State 1 2 .375- 17-13 it would mean much more. It Olson came from behind to it would take. the centerfield fence at Toledo, while chasing Western Michigan 1 3 .250 12-18 didn't. win m three sets. The pair "WE DON'T HAVE a last-place team by after a game-winning homer in the first Kent State 1 5 .167 13-10 "Hey, that's right" was then teamed to win in NET NOTES-Olson has any stretch of imagination," BG coach Don game. BOWLING GREEN 0 2 .000 27-11 the amiable four-year let- straight sets at number one been named tennis director Purvis understated. "Just by evidence that He took whirlpool treatments this week and -includes one tie termini's reply when in- doubles. of Tarn O'Shanter Tennis there are a number of scouts looking at many sat out BG's sweep over Detroit Tuesday. Today's Games formed that it was his final "This match was most Hull in Sylvania. Ohio. He of our people tells you something." BOWLING GREEN at BaU State (2) home match. important for Tom because was previously tennis PINCH HITTrNG-The Bowling Green- Toledo at Miami (2) Nonetheless, Dowllng still he has been having a con- director at Carroner Hunt Yes, the Falcons are exceptional. Yes, Findlay contest, which has been reset for Western Michigan at Central Michigan (2) went out in grand style, fidence problem," GiU said. and Polo Club in Perrysburg, triumphs over Notre Dame. Dayton, Detroit Tuesday, wUl be played at SteUer Field. Northern IUinois at Eastern Michigan 2) winning both his singles and ."But I think he proved to and on the staff of the and the like look impressive. But, the The game was originaUy scheduled for doubles matches to lead the himself today that he can Greater I .arising Racquet heartbreakers to the Rockets hurt. Findlay last week, then switched to BG a day Tomorrow's Games Falcons to a 7-2 victory over come back and win." Club. In both defeats, BG blew leads with just one before the game because of wet grounds in BOWLING GREEN at Miami (2) Mid-American Conference Others who came back to The Falcons, who arc now out to victory. With luck, it could be in first Findlay. foe Eastern Michigan. win were Steve Corey and 3-1 in the MAC, sport some place instead of 10th, since MAC standings Toledo at Ball State 12) Northern Illinois at Central Michigan (2) Sid Couling. After dropping impressive individual are based on winning percentage. Finally, the rains came here on game day. "THEY WERE A good their singles matches, they conference records. Johnson Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan (2) Freshman Jim Logsdon from Findlay and Kent State at Ohio University (2) team, but we didn't play that won in doubles despite has four straight wins in Going into today, the Rockets (2-0) are on junior Ken Widdel from Perrysburg wUl hurl well," DowUng said. "It was dropping the first set. singles and Olson, Dowling, top, followed by Miami (7-1) and Eastern for the Falcons. typical though, that my last Huffer and Corey are aU 3-1. Michigan, the defending league champion Purvis will probably treat both duels like match should be with all this "I FELT WE played an In doubles.Johnson and and national runner-up. "junior varsity" scrimmages, clearing the wind. average match, but for a Olson, and Huffer and bench against the inferior Oilers THE HAIR REPAIR SHOP "I've really enjoyed change we won more three Dowling are 4-0, while Corey DM OVERALL record, the Falcons' slate is playing tennis at Bowlmg setters than we, lost," GiU and Couling are 2-0. only second to the Redskins' 37-8 (.822). In pro ball, the Cleveland Indians once announces Green. I enjoy practice and said. "We needed this for the BG has won 7 of 11 mat- Although the Miami showdown in Oxford is again are running out of dollars and cents. coming out with the guys.'' weekend." ches after dropping five of Saturday, the Falcon club can't overlook the Therefore, president Ted Bonda has his BG coach Bob GUI quipped. BG travels to BaU State to their opening six in Florida. Cardinals today. Last year, they jolted BG in team on the trading block and it appears that "If I have an ulcer at the end a doubleheader at SteUer Field that washed businessman Edward J. DeBartolo Sr. is New Hours of the season, Rob is the away any title hopes. ready to take the bait. reason. But if I do, at least I Bowling Grfftn 7. Eastern Michigan J Jeff Jones (3-2), Terry MUton (4-1). Ken DeBartolo, who recently purchased the San Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. can say it was fun getting it. lelek (2-2), Jim Joyce (4-3) and Mike Hale (4- Francisco 49ers of the National Football "I'm happy he was able to Singles Johnson (BG) over Lambert (EM) 6 7,6 1. Olson (BG) 1) are aU expected to see mound work this league, is nearing a pact somewhere around Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. win," GUI added. "He has over Chandler (EMI 2 6. 6 *. 6 2; Dowling (BGI over Bracci weekend, weather permitting. Righthander $10 million for the sale. See Lois, Shirley, Sherri, Et Will. been our most improved (EM) 6 2. 7 5 Hulter (BG) over Shaheen (EM) 6 2, 6 4. Bazluk (EM) over Corey (BG) 7 5. 2 6. 6 I. Schubert (EM) over Couling player in the last few weeks. (BG)6 4. 1 6, 7 5. 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