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Hollow-point recommendation rejected by Postich By Rente Murawski Staff Reporter TtuBntwm •concern for the degree of force necessary for the expected University Police after it was learned that the hollow-point bullet recom- crime profde of a college campus," Postich said. mended was not available on the market. A proposal to arm University Police with hollow-point bullets was rejected "We've always known that sufficient force is necessary, but lately we're "We would run the risk of alienating a great number of people. If that Tuesday by Vice President for Operations George Postich. concerned with just how much is enough," he said. "We can't ignore the fact happened, it could later work against us in meeting future objectives of the The decision ended nearly two years of debate on whether to replace the 158- Uiat a few blocks away we have the city police and the county sheriff. The University Police," he said. state highway patrol is also available. We have a pretty solid amount of force grain lead round-nosed bullets currently used with a jacketed hollow-point if necessary in the area." ' I simply could not go along with their recommendation.'' brand. University Police Director Dale F. Shaffer yesterday said he was not Postich said he consulted with University Police Director Dale F. Shaffer, disappointed with Postich's decision. A£9°IRDING TO Postich, there is a great deal of crime on campus, "but it Harold Smith, director of the excutive staff of operations, Dr. Thomas D! of cnme m whicn 1 "I UNDERSTAND his position fully and 1 agree with it basically. The Klein, former president of the University Police-Community Advisory " S g? «* ne* more stopping power to combat it. Stoppmg power can be good if you're talking about hitting a suspect, but process went a long way in educating all areas of the University concerning Committee lUPCAC) and Stefania E. Gross, assistant professor of the not when you accidentally hit a bystander," he explained. the bullet issue," Shaffer said. language laboratory. Both Klein and Gross served on an UPCAC sub- Shaffer said that he expects some member of the department to be disap- committee which investigated the bullets. According to Postich, reports show that 70 per cent of all bullets fired at a suspect miss their targets. pointed by the decision, but rejecting the bullet could improve relations with POSTICH HAS been considering the issue since April. At that time, the Another issue, Postich said, was the nature of the research itself, the campus community. subcommittee, with Gross dissenting, recommended that a 110-grain jacketed ^^subcommittee's research was based primarily on ballistics reports "The whole process could help our community relations once people realize hollow-point bullet with a smaller charge than the model now on the market compJed by the University of Colorado's Institute of Behavioral Science we're only interested in their welfare," Shaffer said. be seriously considered for use by University Police. rwstich said much work needs to be done in the field of ballistics research and Shaffer declined to say what the decision would have been if it had been left The committee found that the hollow-point bullet would increase stopping no study has been complete. up to him, but noted that he had sufficient input in the move. power and the threat to bystanders from penetration and the possibility of Gross, who was the sole member of the six-member subcommittee opposed bullet ricochet would be minimized. The hollow-point bullet, however, inflicts to the bullet change, said she is glad the bullet controversy finally has ended. greater injury to the suspect. LASTLY, POSTICH said he was influenced by public opinion against the bullet change. "I want to stress that all the members of the bullet subcommittee worked Moving contrary to the subcommittee's findings, Postich said he was in- hard and in good faith," she said. "No matter what the final result, ex- fluenced by three issues. Petitions circulated by the Human Rights Alliance were submitted to changing ideas with people whose integrity one does not doubt is always a Postich last spring calling for a thorough study of any bullet to be used by good experience. That's one of the beauties of true democracy." Dole plans to be involved in form policies if Republicans win November elections WnAONGTON (AP)-Sen. Robert came at a rally of about 700 on the way, starting with a breakfast Dole will be directly involved in farm farm of Tom McMillan, whose hog meeting in Springfield, that Ford export policies if the Republican and com spread is north of this made "the wrong decision" in or- presidential ticket is elected Nov. 2, Clinton County community. He dering the embargo. he assured Ohio farmers yesterday. sounded much the same theme The vice presidential nominee, earlier in the day to crowds of about BUT HE SATD the President did it winding up two days of stumping for 600 each, mostly GOP faithful, at under pressure from "the liberals in votes in mostly rural areas of the Lebanon and Springfield. Congress, the longshoremen's union, state, said President Ford has and George Meany," president of the already told him he will have "a DOLE'S LATEST Ohio ap- AFLCIO "who got into the act" after direct role. We are going to work pearances- he was in Columbus a the longshoremen refused to load the hard for the fanner." week earlier to speak at the Ohio grain on ships headed for the Soviet The Kansas senator's remarks Republican Convention—were Union. Dole said Ford "learned his designed by GOP strategists to lesson" after listening to Meany. overcome what they saw as slippage The Kansas senator noted that Weather among traditionally Republican Ford has pledged that no future farmers for the Ford-Dole ticket. embargoes will be ordered except in Cloudy today and tonight with Many of them, especially members case of some national emergency like a chance of showers. High today of the powerful Ohio Farm Bureau a crop failure. "America's farmers in the upper 50s and lower 60s, Federation, have been critical of are s< Rusticated enough to know low tonight in the mid 40B. President Ford for the 1975 embargo that no one can promise good crops •• - * P H* Partly cloudy tomorrow with on Russian grain sales which caused forever," he said. •••• highs in the upper 60s. Chance of * them to have to take lower than He said he thinks the Ford . . • .'■ -• rain 30 per cent today and 20 per anticipated prices for bumper Administration's farm program has '••.'. ' ■ cent tonight. harvests that year. been "a good one, although it needs a Dole conceded in talks along the few adjustments." Hollow-point bullets will not replace round-nose bullets in the guns of the University Police. Rape victim identifies assailant By Jane Musgrave attempted to escape, she testified. She struggled, biting and clawing, as he and dragged her toward some bushes where he repeatedly attempted to rape her, Gail Harris she said. After about 45 minutes he released her, saying he was sorry and asking her Paul X. Moody was positively identified by the victim as the assailant who not to report the incident to the police, the woman said. attempted to rape her on the University Golf Course in April. When questioned by the prosecution about her mental state at the time of The victim of the alleged attack, a former University student, said in the incident she replied that she was "afraid for her life." preceedings yesterday at the Wood County Courthouse that she had "no DEFENSE ATTORNEY Sheldon S. Wittenberg had said in his opening doubt" Moody was the man who attacked her on the golf course. statement that he would attempt to show that at the time of the alleged in- When Assistant Wood County Prosecutor Gary F. Kuns asked her if she was cident. Moody was at home in his Bowling Green apartment. MO per cent sure Moody was the man, the woman nodded. The victim had testified earlier that her attacker was approximately 5'7" The prosecution submitted as evidence composite picture of the man the and weighed 145-150 pounds. victim described as her attacker and photographs of Moody which she had "What if I were to now tell you that Mr. Moody is 5'3" and weighs only 115 used to make her initial identification. pounds?" Wittenberg asked. The victim said she would have to believe him. WITTENBERG questioned the validity of the composite picture saying that A PAIR of shoes and a wrist watch Moody wore at the time of his arrest also it was a likeness of many black males. were entered as evidence. The victim identified them as articles worn by her In the afternoon session, three witnesses testified before Judge Gale assailant the night of the alleged attack. Williamson and the jury. Kuns questioned the victim about events preceding the attack at 1 a.m. The first witness. Officer Michael D. Grimes of University Police, ex- April 19. plained he was assigned to the case after the division received a call from the The victim said she had returned to her room in Harshman Quad at about 11 victim a few hours after the alleged attack. pm. April 18 after attending a prayer meeting in Founders Quad. Returning, University Police called William Dailey, a member of the Bureau of she said, she decided to take a walk to sort her thoughts. She said she had Criminal Investigation in Fremont, to compose the attacker's picture from been upset because her father was dying of cancer. the victim's description, Grimes recounted. Walking behind Doyt L. Perry Stadium toward the golf course, she sat down The next day, April 20 Grimes said University Police received a complaint in a sand trap, she said. from a student who had read a description of the attacker in the News. She ABOUT FIVE minutes after she got there, she was approached by a black told police she had observed a man fitting the description and "acting male, she said, adding that after talking to him briefly, she attempted to strangely" near the Student Services Bldg. on the day of the attack, Grimes leave.ca»c. said. He grabbed her around the neck, saying he had a knife and he'd use it if she • To page eight Emblems earning no money for University
By Kevin McCray "WE DONT see it as a great big sities, such as the Ohio State university, Gambs saidsaid. Managing Editor monev-TnalunBmoney-making program,"program." Hof said. UniversityUniverxitv i()Slll(OSU) would havehavo aa -u;«o"We aren.mtiv, in then processrn«»,n ofii;~..;.. licensing He explained that both the old an 1 royalty plan. people to use our name and seal," Keychains, d.seals, T-shirts, mugs, new official University seals ana the Charles R. Gambs, contracts Gamb said. He added that OSU wall plaques...the list could go on and falcon head emblem are registered administration officer for OSU said makes an effort to see to it that users on of commercial items for sale with the U.S. Patent Office. that university also has registered its of the symbols are licensed by the which carry the Unive-sity's official The symbols were registered to official seal and the words "The Ohio university. Those who are not are seals or falcon head emblem. help protect the University from State University" with the US. asked to cease using the symbols But what is the University's cut of embarassment through misuse of the Patent Office. OSU officials have until they are licensed. the action on these items? symbols by unscrupulous filed with the patent office several Those companies under license to The University does not charge a businessmen,Hof said. other identifying marks of the OSU pay a predetermined royalty commercial royalty fee for use of the "We would have the option of university such as "OSU" and fee. Companies that manufacture or symbols and receives no income making the charge," he said, adding "Buckeyes." distribute non-clothing items with the »•»!*» by KyW » from their use, according to James that he did not think the University university's seal or the words "The E. Hof, vice president for public would institute the royalty fee IN JULY 1974, OSU developed a Ohio State University" pay a 10 per James Weaver from the Neville Tree Service, is replanting a services. The University does because of its limited revenue licensing plan to establish controls cent royalty fee. Clothing item tree at the new graduate center. The tree was moved yester- provide official authorization for the potential He said he could un- over the use of these items and to carry a' five per cent royalty, Gambs day from its site at the McFall Center to its present location . use of the symbols, he explained. derstand why some large univer- create added revenue for the said. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' a wise decision the tv propaganda machine
In a move thai will probably be remembered as a high point of ad- WASHINGTON-CBS is on the air candidates, but both Lester Maddox exist suggest that millions are pretty ministrative decision-making George Postich, vice president for this fall with a sleeping pill of a and Roger MacBride of the Liber- much impervious to propaganda. For operations. Tuesday wisely chose to veto a decision by the University drama called "Executive Suite." The tarians also know how to talk about what they're worth the surveys in- Police-Community Advisory Committee and not allow University Police hero is-who else-the chairman of the God, sex and family at least as well dicate that public esteem for the very to use hollow-point bulllets institutions which make up the Ad board of a chemical company. He Nicholos as the Democrats and the Making it possible for police officers on this campus to carry and has a beautiful, loving intelligent Republicans. Council and control the formal disc barge those bullets would have been a grave mistake Luckily, the wife, but somewhere along the line von Holtman The Advertising Council has been mechanisms of propaganda has status quo will be maintained and round-nose bullets will continue to be these two simply super people making unusual propaganda exer- never been lower. used as ammunition messed up because their daughter tions of late also. The Council, PROPAGANDA only works whan Postich's reasons for prohibiting the use of a variety of dumdum turned out to be an urologist. though better known than it was a you don't know you're being fed a bullets also are sound Like all backpackers, fishermen few years ago, is still an line. When you do, you're inclined to There are other law enforcement agencies nearby, including the city and bird-watching organic gar- unrecognized name for most of us harbor feelings of irritability toward police and county sheriff, who can handle extreme violence if it occurs deners, she ran away from home, the audience doesn't have to choose who are unaware it is the main in- the manipulator. For the failure of on c ampus disappeared and joined up with an between the dynamite-crazed, strument by which big government, one recent propaganda effort we These other agencies can and should be consulted if violence gets so underground of natural, no-artificial- spoiled daughter and the preadamite big business and big labor teaches should thank Secretary of Tran- out of hand that round-nose bullets cannot get the |ob done-even preservative nuts who occupy doozies from the accounting you what you should think. sportation William Coleman. though the event is unlikely themselves with planting bombs in department. Started during World War U to huff It is his Department that keeps Postich also should be recogni/ed for looking objectively at in- Dad's plants because he manufac- Don't forget our corporate up the home front morale and telling us not to let our drunk friends tone lusive reports done by the University of Colorado's Institute of tures a suspect insecticide. president hero. Not only has he production, the Council has had a drive home from the party. The Behavioral Science and judging that there isn't enough evidence in appointed a black man and a white lock on who gets free ads in the whole country is waiting for a cinema f.ivor of the hollow-point bullet to w.irr.iru its use here SO THAT this political libel can woman to top jobs in the executive nation's publications and on write sketch of Secretary Coleman Lastly, the News would like to applaud the efforts ol students who escape being denounced for what it suite, but he also has a young, white television and radio ever since. A keeping a looped fellow cabinet cared enough to rise up before it was too late and challenge UPCAC. the is, CBS has created an evil other side. male press agent who is doing such a collusion between businesses-let member from climbing in behind the University Police the administration and publicly oppose the hollow- The other side is a monster of am- wonderful job being honest with the alone businesses and labor unions—on wheel and zig-zagging off. Until we point bullet proposition The Human rights Alliance should especially bition who functions as the vice public he wants him on the board of such a scale would be a gigantic actually see the Secretary practicing be recogni/ed for i initiating petitions against the bullet proposal president of this company when he's directors. As for the insecticide, fair violation of the Sherman Anti-trust what he preaches, every time his The University has been able to function well enough in the past with not cracking jokes about these and impartial tests will decide if it's Act But this monopoly, which in- little ad comes on the TV it won't tound-nose bullets Postich made a commendable dec ision by making commie-ecological laboratory mice dangerous or not, and if it's found to cludes the business-labor brethren in save lives but it will remind us how sure it stays that way who insist on growing tumors. But be toxic to any living creature but government, only concerns ideas. No hard he and his pals are working to aphids and nematodes, off the law forbids a small number of people get at our brain cells. market it comes. to control the dissemination of ideas The lessons are the ones we're to the masses. repeatedly taught: There may be two parties but there is only one, non- THESE DAYS the Advertising let's hear from you partisan truth. Violence, stupidity Council is trying to get folks to write The News welcomes and worse are to be found on the for a booklet entitled, "The opinion from its readers in extremes. The middle, i.e. the duly American Economic System..and the form of letters to the constituted heads of all ongoing in- your part in it." Illustrated by editor which comment on stitutions, always acts with reason, Charles Schultz and his whole pre- published columns, editorial high principle and practicality. Carter peanut gang, the pamphlet is policy or any topic of interest loaded with pargraphs like: All letters should be IT WOU LD be helpful to know if the "What Competition Does. The typewritten and triple genii at CBS set out knowingly to vitality of the American economy is spaced. They must be signed make propaganda or if they them- based on competition between and the author's address and selves are persuaded these crude producers. Those whosupply the best telephone number must be asininities are in any sense a goods and services at the best prices included for verification. reflection of actual social processes. generally will be the most successful. Letters can be sent to: Unless the perpetrators step forward And it is through advertising that Letters To the Editor, The BG we'll never know, but we do seem to producers inform buyers about their News, 106 University Hall. be going through a period when goods and services." The most im- The News reserves the propaganda is more intensive and portant names in media and ad- right to reject any letters if the efforts at keeping diversity off vertising at the executive level put they are deemed in bad taste the air arc more strenuous. this sort of dreary junk out. If they or malicious. No personal Atlantic Richfield buys com- can find themselves some suckers to attacks or name-calling will mercial time for a noodnik-actress read, much less believe, such prose, , be published. like Lee Remick to1 talc about ctvic uwv'ri' entitle*!, tsnnoiw ^y"^ " Readers wishing to submit questions, but Gene McCarthy is who'll believe that will beheve the gt From Associated Press reports Union desk service revamped RICHARD M. NIXON will maintain in The House overrode the veto, but the By Marilyn Dillon off personally. They will obtained from Fact Line, The old ticket office is developing a stable his memoirs that he was innocent of any Senate fell 10 votes short of the Staff Reporter be dated and filed for one wrongdoing in the Watergate scandal necessary two-thirds majority. Layman said "We are not being used for storage by financial situation for the week. If they have not trying to take anything the new owners of The and the victim of enemies out to bring Supporters of the bill argued that Although visitors can no been picked up during that desk were the reasons for him down, the New York Times private industry was not doing enough from them, we're just Little Shop initiating the changes, longer purchase candy week, they will be trying to back them " "We could not possibly reported yesterday. to develop pollution-free, energy- bars and cigarettes at the destroyed. according to layman. The Times, quoting knowledgeable efficient automobiles. In addition to continuing have been able to put that She said there was "a Union's information desk, its check cashing service at the desk if we had not publishing sources in Europe and the In his veto message Ford said the other services have been considerable amount of THE CENTER will "be and selling newspapers, given up the candy and pilferage" of candy and United States, said Nixon will depict proposed research "would un- adopted to aid students, an asset to anyone who the Union desk also will Watergate as a partisan scandal. necessarily duplicate existing cigarettes." layman said. newspapers when both faculty and guests. chooses to use it," Layman sell sundries such as tooth- She admitted there And though he will express regret he authorities and extend into areas "We are trying to in- said. were sold at the desk. did not question his aides more closely private industry is best equipped to brushes, toothpaste and might be some congestion The information desk is crease our services and Information desk per- combs. in the lobby when tickets about the Watergate break-in and will pursue." promote a message cen- open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. sonnel also are compiling a These items are being are being sold, but added Monday through Friday, 8 admit to an error in judgement, he will ter," said Arlene A. more complete in- deny personal responsibility, the Times offered mostly as a con- traffic would be no worse a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday Layman, administrative formation file. Movies, venience for Union hotel than when the office was said. assistant for business and and 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. sports and bus schedules guests, layman said. located across the hall. Sunday. Nixon will contend he resigned as THE HOUSE Democratic leader said customer service at the will be available at the president to prevent six months of Union. All Union hotel services The ideas for these new today Congress will stay in session desk, as will other facts THE UNION ticket of- now will be handled at the services were collected by national divisiveness that would have beyond its scheduled adjournment if The message center, concerning campus and fice, formerly located next accompanied an impeachment trial, the information desk, instead a number of people. necessary to keep President Ford from which began operation this community' events. to The Little Shop, will now of the separate office used Times said. week, will be available for layman said, and were letting a public works jobs bill die by Although the desk be located at the in- last year. approved by the Union The newspaper said its sources saw refusing to act on it persons to leave messages personnel will have some 164 pages of manuscript dealing with formation desk, but will Advisor) Board, which is Ford has criticized the ML Jimmy with the desk. Messages of the same information not be staffed by in- THE ABILITY to offer Watergate and Nixon's last two years in can be called in or dropped composed of students, Carter has challenged him to sign it. that presently can be formation desk personnel. new services as well as faculty and staff. office. Ford earliers this year vetoed a similar $6-billion jobs bill, and Congress LEONID I. BREZHNEV, Soviet overrode the veto. leader, still has lingering admiration for Democratic congressional leaders, former President Richard M. Nixon and who want time to attempt a veto UFW concentrates on California initiative doesn't understand why Nixon had to override if necessary before they ad- ByBobBortel Because of public California legislature resign, veteran VS. diplomat W. journ Friday, won a promise from Ford Makeup Editor "California is a concert at the University in Averell Harriman reported yesterday pressure generated by the asking for additional ap- forerunner." she said,"the October. Peterman said. to disclose his decision on the new bill UFW boycott of non-UFW propriations , Peterman after a Moscow visit. yesterday. What ever happened to fight in California has been Anyone interested in "They got along so well," Harriman grapes, head lettuce and said the legislature would incredibly difficult. helping the UFW cause This bill would die for lack of Ford's the grape and lettuce Gallo wines, the California only grant additional funds said of Nixon and Brezhnev. action 10 days after he received it if boycott introduced by the Growers across the nation should continue their "He doesn't understand what legislature passed in 1975, if certain sections of the are pouring money into support of the boycott and Congress adjourns. As long as Congress United Farm Workers a bill guaranteeing existing union represen- President Nixon did in the United stays in sessions, such a pocket veto (UFW) in 1967? California to defeat the send funds to California to States, or Watergate," he continued. agricultural workers the tation bill were eliminated. initiative. help with the initiative cannot occur and the bill would become Recently, many right to vote on union The UFW then decided to "He only thinks of the progress they law without presidential action. Americans have started "Meanwhile, the boycott issue. made together." representation, she said. bypass the politicians and of Gallo wine, non-UFW "Universities and their thinking the boycott has In the last year many go to the people of Harriman, 84, a former ambassador ended but the movement lettuce and grapes is still in communities have been a to Moscow, said he had been told in his elections have been held California with their effect, and will be until major support of the THE FORD administration cleared is still very much alive, despite pressure from initiative to make the law a meeting with Brezhnev last weekend away one obstacle threatening relations according to Jean P. good contracts are boycott for the past several that the Soviets are remaining neutral various California growers part of the state con- signed." she said. years.'' she said. ' Anyone with Saudi Arabia, but Congress is still Peterman, volunteer and teamsters. Despite stitution. in the U 5. presidential contest. He considering legislation opposed by the coordinator of the boycott. UFW volunteers are concerned should still reported pressure, which A TOTAL of 750,000 plannini* a fund-raising honor the boycott " added that the Soviets had been oil-rich Middle East kingdom. "In the past year the included the firing of farm disturbed by some of the early cam- signatures were collected At issue, according to the ad- boycott has not been workers after successful in 29 days, Peterman said- paign rhetoric. ministration, is a possible price rise for pushed because of an elections had been held "They were particularly upset by the more than twice the oil that Arab nations ship to the United initiative movement in the threat of death and number needed to place Consumer booklet part former California Gov. Ronald States. California, "shesaid. other intimidations; UFW Reagan played-he would have had us the issue on the California "Consuming Sense in Bowling Green," a consumer Responding to Secretary of State candidates have been ballot in November. back in a cold war," said Harriman. Henry A. Kissinger's plea, the Senate THE UFW, led by guide booklet prepared by the Student Consumer Union is winning elections at a rate If the initiative is passed being distributed to off-campus students. Foreign Relations Committee on Ceasar Chavez, now is of two to one. in California, attention will CONGRESS FAILED yesterday to Tuesday cleared the first obstacle by concentrating its efforts on But in February, the The information booklet contains material on the override President Ford's veto of a bill then tum to Florida and landlord-tenant bill, deposits, leases, evictions, banking killing any chance that Congress would passing a California board which oversees the Texas where similar bills authorizing $100 million for research to block the sale of $30 million worth of initiative which will make organization of elections services in the area, utilities and other necessary facts develop automobiles that would pollute will be introduced, for the off-campus student. sophisticated airborne missiles to the the farm workers' right to ran out of money and all Peterman said. These two less and burn less fuel. Saudis. form their own union a part For off-campus students who did not receive a copy of activities ceased. The states also have large the booklet, copies will be available in the Commuter of that state's constitution. UFW then approached the numbers of farm workers. Center. REGISTER NOW-AVOID A L6N6 LlKlE PERMANENT VOTER REGISTRATION LOCATIONS Board of Elections, 500 I«hman Ave.. Bowling Green Monday through Friday TONIGHT AT La Sailers 8-30 to 12:00,1:00 lo4:30PM Extended Hours: Sat. Oct. 2,8:30-12:00 noon Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and Oct. 4,8:30-9:00 PM LaSalle*s takes great pride in bringing you BGSU-Karen Van Holtebeke, Vice Provost Office Mon throughFn .9:00-12:00,1:00-5:00 our first college make-over program taken Bloomdale Village, Council Rooms.Village Hall 2nd41thTues..7:00to7 30PM Mrs. Donald Stone from the pages of your favorite college Bradner Village Office Monday through Friday Patricia Kreais. Clerk 9:00 to 11:30,12:30 to 4:00 PM magazine. 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Saturdays 9:00 to 12:00 noon Wayne Village Office Monday through Friday Jane Bums, Clerk 9:00to6:00PM We will stay open until 10:00 p.m. Weston Village Hall 1st and 3rd Mondays Come join your friends. Vickie Spears, Clerk 7:00-7:30 PM LaSa//e*s Junior Department AliMT A. NtWLOVE IEE KNOftEK CHAMWAN HELENA. ISCH Wood County Board of Elections CIYDE *. scon JONCAl KNOCK. MKTO« VIC! CHAMMAN 7-10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 30 CONSTANCE HIUAHO. own MOM Page 4 The BG News, Thursday, September 30,1976 Police director attends school By Dennis J.SadowsU "THE PURPOSE of the sciences. Forensic "I felt it was an excellent throughout the U.S. and Staff Reporter school, primarily, is to sciences is the study of the program and an excellent several other countries provide advanced police latest crime solving faculty. I would recom- attended the session. More . University Police management training at methods. mend it" than 10,000 others have Director Dale F. Shaffer the college level. The gist One thing Shaffer graduated from the recently completed an 11- of the school is discovered, he said, was About 250 law en- academy during its 40-year week session at the management rather than that most law enforcers forcement officers existence. Federal Bureau of street work," Shaffer said. face the same situations. Investigation (FBI) At the academy he said "They all have similar National Academy in he improved his problems as far as police- Election suit filed Quantico.Va. management principles community relations are Shaffer said he attended and completed his concerned." COLUMBUS (AP)-A utility reform group charged the academy by invitation bachelor's degree which he opponents of four ballot issues yesterday with using from the FBI "to improve said he has been trying to ALL OF Shaffer's ex- "every legal trick in the book" to stop a Nov. 2 vote on the my professional ability." complete for IS years. penses except for personal proposed constitutional amendments. "We trained or studied in ones were paid by a grant The opposition organization, Citizens for Safe, Lower Only police executives groups of SO with an FBI from the FBI. "I don't Cost Electricity, filed suit Monday to block the election on with five years of police agent as a counselor," he think the officers would go the grounds that arguments against the ballot issues are experience are eligible to said, adding that the agent if they or the department not being published. One of the issues would require attend the school if they acted in the same manner had to pick up the tab," he legislative approval of safeguards at nuclear power are recommended by their as a hall director. said. plants. superior. In Shaffer's He estimated it cost the "The suit was filed quietly in the Ohio Supreme Court case, the FBI office in HE TOOK courses in FBI about $3,000 for the without the utilities' usual public fanfare," said a Toledo recommended he labor relations, law, ad- session. "When you're not spokesman for Vote Yes for Lower Utilities. The vote yes be invited to the academy, vanced speech, social paying you don't really committee is an arm of Ohioans for Utility Reform which he said. psychology and forensic listen to the cost." placed the amendments on the ballot. An 'unparalleled opportunity' Capitol semester offers experience Bv Tom Gricsser actions of government and standing and a 2.5 grade "I went in with the idea of his internship was Staff Writer the Washington en- average are required. that the government was "cutting articles out of vironment in person. According to Whitmire, controlled by ogres in big newspapers," but later he An opportunity to study ' 'The cultural experience between 12 and 15 credit corporations," Licata said, did research work for firsthand the workings of alone, being in Washington hours each quarter are "but after I saw how hard Roger Porter, executive the federal government is D.C., seeing life on the Hill, transferable on an (S-U) people in the executive secretary to the economic available through the is an unparalleled op- basis. branch work, I gained policy board. Washington Semester portunity", said Mary Lisa M. Licata, senior, more respect for our "The experience gave N«»nrfic'o by Mind, Milligwi Program being sponsored Dapogny, director of off- said the two quarters she system." me knowledge I could University Police Director Dale F. Shaffer recently completed by the University Division campus programs. spent there last year David R. Kelleher, never get in a classroom. an II week session at the Federal Bureau of Investigation's of General Studies. Both Whitmire and changed many of her at- senior, who also par- To really understand Director National Academy In Quantico, Va. Shaffer studied various Students who enroll in Dapogny agree that the titudes toward "the ticipated in the program government, you have to aspects of police-community relation) in an effort to make his this year's program will biggest benefit of the Washington bureaucracy." last year, said the first job go there and see it." job at the University a little bit easier. spend winter and spring program is the develop- quarters living on the ment of a* greater un- American University derstanding of how the campus in Washington federal government British government seeks aid for failing pound DC. while they engage in operates. their political studies. The seminars allow IANDON (AP)-Like a flation of 13.8 per cent, from the opposition Con- of the conversation but Britain in the past three booking agency said the The program consists of students to talk with man trying to cover his record-high unem- servative party for said the United States years sent shares plunging ployment of 6.2 per cent, an demand for rooms was field trips and seminars judges, lobbyists and debts with a second creation of a coalition would support any action to 1976 lows on the London "fantastic." with government officials, legislators, while the in- mortgage, the British industrial productivity government to rescue the the IMF might take in stock exchange. according to Duane ternships give them tie government announced level that is one of the nation from economic ruin. response to a loan ap- lowest in the West, About 100 tourists spent Whitmirc, staff associate chance to deal with the yesterday it would seek One London bookmaker plication from Britain. Tourists, however, Tuesday night sleeping on for the University Division practicalities of govern- $3.9 billion in credits from stringent labor wage offered short odds on the International Monetary demands and a serious flocked into Britain, where seats at the Heathrow of General Studies, ment. Prime Minister James DISTRESS over the their dollars, marks and Airport arrivals terminal Students also may work in There are six sub- Fund (IMFI to halt the international trade im- Callaghan having to resign latest in a series of collapse of the pound balance. francs stretched further. when they were unable to the federal government on divisions in the program, by Sunday. The payoff on a economic blows to hit London's largest hotel book hotels. an internship basis and will so students can study in sterling. one-pound bet would be ■!■ —pfHii for con- arras of personal interest. The news sent the value CHANCELLOR of Ik three pounds if he of the pound up by nearly Exchequer Denis Healey 'ducting individual They range from urban resigned. ATTENTION EDUCATION MAJORS research. studies to foreign policy. three cents to close at announced that the Labor $1.67. The once-mighty government will seek the In Washington, White APPLICATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING THE PROGRAM'S A FACULTY panel will currency, worth $2.40 only IMF standby credits. House Press Secretary 18 months ago, had closed Britain has already Ron Nessen said Callaghan directors believe it offers determine the three or four Spring Quarter, 1977 students something that students who will take part at a record low of $1.64 on borrowed nearly $2 billion telephoned President Ford Tuesday after falling 4^ from the IMF since last yesterday morning to cannot be duplicated in any in this year's program by Students planning on student teaching. Spring, 1977, should attend one of the five classroom-observing the Oct. 15. Sophomore cents. CDecember. discuss the problem Britain is beset by in- The crisis brought calls Nessen revealed no details application meetings which will be held on October 6,1976, in the Grand Ballroom. Meetings are held on the hour, beginning at 1 pm. The last meeting is at 5 pm. Applications will be distributed, placement procedures will be explained, and ATTF.NTION EDUCATION MAJORS THE supervisors will be present to discuss stations with students. APPIJCATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING CHRISTIAN FELLOWSH|p £•••• •••••• •••••••*••, Spring Quarter, B77 Invites you to hear- * * PARTY WtTHTHB PHI PSI'S * Students planning on student teaching, Spring, 1977, John Beckett President Of * should attend one of the five application meetings which will be held on October 6,1976, in the Grand Ballroom. Meetings are held on the hour, beginning at 1 pm. The Intercessors For America last meeting is at 5 pm Applications will be distributed, \ TONIGHT AT RUSH, 7:30 PM t placement procedures will be explained, and super- Mu8,C By: visors wiU be present to discuss stations with students. Fri.EH rvOct. 1ST 5-305:30 nmp.m. Ulhauser-. * PhiKippiPsiFntBmity OldFntRow * on the steps of Williams Hall Dally *••••••••*••••••••••• * * + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + ,1 + + + ^ FREE SUDS R€SCU€ (All you can drink) * Sound System * SQUAD Monday, October 4 7 pm-9 pm * Hydraulic Room 500 Lehman Ave. * 352-5166 Admission * Free-To all students who live on campus and * Our ten car squad is only a who are registered to vote there. telephone call away. We at Pisanello's take pride in rescuing »2.00-To all others * you from the midnight munchies * and dinnertime blues Register to vote-Oct. 4 is last day * A pizza never had it so good. -440 Student Servkes-9-Noon. 1-5 (Mon.-Fri.) -Wood County Bd. of Election* 500 LWimon Av*. -Wod.. Soot. 29-8:30-noon. 1-4:30 4 •Thur». Sept. 30-8:30 am-9 pm -Fri. Oct. 14:30 am-9 pm 4 •Sat., Oct. 24:30 am -9 pm 08 0 -Moo., Oct. 4-8:30 am-9 pm Pb^S " * PoW for by Democratic Campu* Registration Drlva. John Elliott. Chairperson 203 N Main Bowling Gntn - 352 5164 303 Sigma Chi House • • • • • • '• ••••••••••*** y Thursday. September 30.1976, The BG News Page 5 UAO outing center offers Confrontation revealed little Debate style considered 'sterile' camping equipment for rent By Cindy Lelse Yeager, director of Ford was unable to evaluation of the first Staff Reporter forensics and Roger capitalize on Carter's debate to the committee Anderson, assistant mistakes and Carter gave that sponsored the Ken- ByBOlFtak The first debate between professor of political his "usual run-around" nedy-Nixon debates in Outdoors Columnist presidential candidates science said the question, about the issues. 1960. the Committe on Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy answer and rebuttal Presidential Campaign WITH EVERY crop of incoming freshmen, there are Carter revealed little but debating style used by the ACCORDING to Yeager, Camping and backpacking equipment will again be bound to be a quantity of sportsmen and sportswomen Debates. The group will be available for rent this year to students and faculty the participants' per- candidates was "sterile." the topics were not covered evaluating all the debates among them. Just as these freshmen sometimes have a sonalities, according to well and the viewer could through the Union Activities Organization (UAO) outing difficult time adjusting to the rigors of college academic to determine the speaking ; center. three University Yeager explained there judge character and skills and political gains of life and dormitory living, they too must face a completely professors. was no chance for the UAO provides such equipment as sleeping bags, back- new outdoor world around them. personality more easily the participants. candidates to challenge than issues and policies. i packs, tents, lanterns, stoves, coolers, cook kits, shovels, With a few simple rules and regulations kept m min- axes and first aid kits. "I fell asleep halfway each other directly. In true All three professors said d,any member of the freshman class will quickly be able through," Dennis debating, many rebuttals "More people are in- A price list can be obtained in the UAO office on the to adapt to his or her new college surroundings. they think the vice- third floor of the Union. Anderson, assistant bring up new and perhaps fluenced by appearance presidential debate will be A few of the most important are: professor of political more interesting facts, he than issues anyway," more interesting as can- -there is absolutely no fishing from any campus science, said. "I think said. Dennis Anderson said. ACCORDING to Gregory A Kupar, head of the outing toilet bowls. It has been years since they were didates Robert J. Dole and I center, the equipment rental service will follow a few Catherine Drew of The "Voters don't vote on Walter F. Mondale have last stocked, and this practice tends to cause New Yorker (a panel "They also would attract issues, although they ask different guidelines this year to protect their gear and complications during the "between class rush." less at stake than the : make the service more efficient questioner) won the each other's comments for them." presidential candidates. -watercraft over 18 feet are not allowed in Peregrine debate. more," Yeager said. "At "The major change this year is the equipment rental Pond. It has been known to kick up whitecaps hours," said Kupar. The center is open Thursdays from this debate, both of them He said Carter would "They also have a good up to three inches, and beer caps even higher. "They should just let were frozen stiff. Neither 7-9 p.m., Fridays from 2-4 p-m., and Mondays 2-4 p.m. —Rappelling, parachuting and cliff-diving are all have won had the debate sense of humor," Yeager and 7-9 p. m. them fight it out," he said. of them is a great public been based on television said. considered no-nos if performed off the top of "This way they're fighting speaker." Reservations and pick-ups can be made only during the Administration building. This has been prac- appearance. "Carter is these hours. Also, reservations will only be accepted a with pillows instead of less stiff in movements and week before the gear is to be rented meat cleavers." Yeager called the debate smiled at the end." "I'm looking for a real An ID and validation card as well as a $5 deposit must in the past, but has been discontinued since these a draw. Roger Anderson slug fest," Roger Anderson actions were proven to waken workers inside, ANDERSON. D. Raymond be brought to the UAO office to pick up the equipment. -all golf balls illegally snagged while fishing and Dennis Anderson said Yeager submitted an said. Although there is no limit as to the amount of equipment in the golf course pond must be immediately which may be rented, campers using large amounts of returned gear may be asked to pay a larger deposit. unharmed to the water. There are many students Candidates' finances questioned on this campus who make their living diving for ByII. Thelltn Associated A . . 'nnlnl ...I PressII,.,.... If all equipment is not returned on the date due without these golf balls at night to sell for shags. -Carter acknowledged that foreign governments had notifying the UAO office, an additional charge will be picked up some of the costs of trips he took abroad as assessed for each day overdue. -taking pot-shots at Freddie the Falcon with a Questions about President Ford's old campaign money high-powered rifle at any sporting event is con- and golf outings and about Jimmy Carter's foreign travel Georgia governor when he was trying to drum up trade expenses swirled through the presidential election chase for the state. Carter said the trips were strictly business, THE OUTING center will also have the gear available in bad taste, no matter how obnoxious he gets. yesterday. and he distinguished them from acceptance of free this winter. Winter quarter reservations require a phone Besides, the University cannot afford another In a flurry of developments that broke the campaign golfing vacations. call. Spring rentals will resume fall quarter's format. uniform, and the falcon is an endangered species. pattern of statistical gunfire on the issues: -Two large companies said Ford had played each of -campers or trailers are not allowed to be parked -Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter said President their courses once as the guest of a company official After a slow start last fall, the rental service proved to in metered University parking lots. Students Ford should go before the news media to discuss reports between four and eight years ago. be quite successful with students spring quarter and have been known in the past to put their stickers that the Watergate special prosecutor is investigating CARTER OFFERED his suggestion of a Ford news faculty members this summer. on top of these types of vehicles, causing the what happened to contributions made by two unions to conference during his own first formal news conference metermaids to lose ticketing time. Metermaids Ford's past congressional campaigning. in almost two weeks as he wound up a two-day rest stop at UAO also has many outdoor activities in the planning are not an endangered species. -Ford's press secretary said "hell, no" it isn't the his Plains, Ga, home. stage for the upcoming year, including horseback riding, Keeping these few restrictions in mind should enable President's lifestyle to let lobbyists pay for his vacations Carter said the best way for Ford to clear up the matter canoeing, backpacking, cycling, tobogganing and most incoming freshmen to make it through their first and golf games. But he promised to release at an un- about the Watergate special prosecutor is for him to camping trips. year of life at the University (almost) an enjoyable one. specified date the results of a records search aimed at "Have a frank discussion with the American people finding out who paid when Ford played golf from 1965 to through the news media, which so far he has failed to do." 1973. The former Georgia governor said he did not want to be interpreted as having assumed "that there's any sub- stance to the allegations. I have no way to know that." NYC policemen warned to 'get back in line' Carter said special prosecutor diaries Ruff should NEW YORK $ 95 An Entertainment Utility 109 DIXIE The SR-56 is a tremen- gramming. That's what pro- BGSU dously powerful slide rule fessionals in your field are calculator. Yet you can pro- doing-right now. And with gram it whenever you're an SR-56 you're ready. 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This will mean that the Arafat, and the heads of Casualty figures com- halt the assault only if the 'alestinian guerrillas to summit meeting to deal in the face of artillery and The western slopes of the east-west, cross-mountain state of Syria, Saudi piled from militias and Palestinians pledge to •tart withdrawing from with the situation. rocket fire and the steady Lebanon Range were highway would become the Arabia, Kuwait and Egypt. hospitals showed about 250 withdraw from the nountain positions above Informed sources said armored advance by the ablaze with dozens of fires southern border of the 800- Egyptian President persons killed on all fronts traditionally Christian Beirut. Palestinian leaders or- Syrians, the sources said. in the thick pinewoods, square-mile Christian Anwar Sadat said Tuedsay since the Syrians launched mountain towns. Syria has The retreat followed dered the pullback from small villages and luxury enclave north of Beirut. that Syria was trying to their offensive early been aiding the right-wing appeals from Palestinian the salient north of the PALESTINIAN com- resorts. destroy the Palestinian Tuesday. The 17-month- Christian side in an effort muniques at first denied IN CAIRO, the Egyptian movement. old civil war has taken leader Yasir Arafat to Beirut-Damascus highway to force the Palestinian- Arab kings and presidents on the second day of the any setbacks. But later in Informed sources said government called for some 36,000 lives. the day they took on a note the Syrian push would stop allimited Arab summit Efforts by Sarkis and Lebanese leftist alliance to to intervene immediately Syrian offensive because negotiate an end to the the guerrillas were facing of despair stressing that short of the two main within 48 hours to deal with Arab League mediator Dr. Syria, which intervened an overwhelming Syrian the leftist forces were resorts of Bhamdoun and the situation in Lebanon. Hassan Sabri Kholi to in the Lebanese war in war. force and receiving little vastly outgunned and outnumbered on the mountain front. Backed by right-wing On-campus school teaches teachers too Christian artillery, the Syrians struck at dawn, LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)- the one-room school sur- through eight at the on the plains in one of the The college found, too, Call moving into the villages of In the days of teacher vives here in a way that "Rocky Road Ranch" state's estimated 800 one- that one-room teachers Kfar Selouan, Tarchich unions, media centers and teaches teachers as well as school don't gaze out the room schoolhouses or in had to deal with more than and Hazerta just below the early childhood students. window at Nebraska one of the 1,000 Adventist slim finances. Times have 7,000-foot Jabal el-Knisse development specialists, The 21 kids in grades one farmfields if they elementary schools in this changed since only a slate Fact daydream. The school is country and Canada, and reader were needed to on the Union College where lower grades are entertain the student who PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. campus, and outside are usually lumped together had trudged miles to students rushing to class under one teacher. school. Line and the sounds of nearby REDUCED SUMMER RATE traffic. "OUR SCHOOLS are The Seventh-day small because of finan- "Now, with the com- Piedmont Apartments - 8th St. & High Adventist college opened ces," Charles Felton, petition of television, a. Haven House Manor - 1515 E. Wooster the one-room school on its Union education depart- teacher has to practically ABORTION Buckeye House - 649 Sixth St. campus to meet its own ment chairman, said in do a headstand to get the 00 special needs and the explaining the program. attention of kids," said Dr. •125. Birchwood Place - 650 Sixth St. needs of Nebraska. "We simply weren't Virginia Simmons of the TOLL me I •* * * lOu •■> College student-teachers training teachers for this college's education 1-800438 5534 APTS. & HOUSES — pretend that they are out situation." department. furnished & unfurnished •■ Horst Back Hiding . . • . Ol. . Man trapped by car No Guides Eiqhlh St ree.1 PORTLAND, Ore. 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Clackamas County ; d gravel Forest Service road S College Dr on 8th Si He rigged a line from became involved in the RESEARCH electric wiring and metal Sept. 11 or 12 when his car search after a missing Phone 352-9378 plunged over a 75-foot Thousands of Topics strips in the car and used it persons report was filed on Send Un youi upiodaii*. 160 Leasing Office at Cherrywood Club ■ 8th & High St. to drag his T-shirt from a embankment, according to Vihtelic. TONITE p*q». m»l order catalog Encloie nearby stream. Then he Elaine Webb of the USING A JACK handle IAMBI Si 00 to covti ,ioitaov and Skamania County sheriff's sharpened on a rock, ol 7:15 handling ^•••••••••••••-* department. Vihtelic hacked away atj. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC. 11322 IDAHO AVE , 0 206 She said the car rolled the log that trapped him. LOS ANGELES. 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The BG News Page 7 Kissinger demands talks WASHINGTON (API- • From page OOF spotting the suspect, he "He was nervous, but ONE OF the shots was been over the Easter Wittenberg asked Dailey the weekend, later Wittenberg asked Stein if said. fairly cooperative," included with those of four weekend. Moody had if the finished composite correcting himself to say any attempt had been Grimes and another At 2:05 p.m. the Grimes said. "He agreed other balck males and replied he had been at his looked like only one or two he had remained in the made to check Moody's patrolman assigned to the policemen saw Moody and to talk to us." shown to the victim, who home in Massillon, but a persons, and he replied city. statement. "To my case, Officer Michael J. approached him near While Moody was in picked out Moody as her few minutes later said he that the composite would Moody had also told knowledge, no." Stein said. Stein, stationed them- Anderson Arena. The custody, Lt. Dean Gerkens assailant, he said. had remained in the city. fit anyone with those Stein he had been treated Kuns then asked if the selves near the Student three spoke, then Moody took pictures of him to During Moody's initial general characteristics. by a doctor that weekend doctor, the woman or the Services Bldg. to observe was taken to University show the victim for use In THE NEXT witness was roommatehad ever visited questioning, Grimes said Officer Stein was the but did not explain the passers by in hopes of Police headquarters. identification. he asked him where he had investigator Dailey, who the University Police to final witness in the cour- reason. Stein said Moody said he had an interview testify they bad seen and troom yesterday. told him he had called a with the victim, during woman from his apart- talked to Moody, and he which she gave a physical Moody answered the ment at 11:00 p.m. April B, again replied. "To my Detroit policeman's body found description of her questions, Stein said, and had gone to bed at 12:15 knowledge, no." assailant, including supporting Grimes' a.m. Moody said his The trial will continue at DETROIT (AP)-- tound no note indicating murder or suicide, An A neighbor, Jesse clothing, height and statement that Moody said roommate had come back 9 a.m. today at the cour- Detroit's Police Depertr suicide. autopsy was ordered. Burrell, said he had been weight. he was in Massillon over to the apartment at 1 a.m. thouse. ri wnt, disrupted by the Wayne County Medical close friends with Harvel firing of its chief and a Examiner Dr. Werner THE BODY was kept at for eight years. He federal investigation into Spitz said the gun was fired Marvel's home for more described Harvel as "quite DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE alleged narcotics payoffs, from close range. than five hours while the upset about all the ACROSS 38 Ocoteorpinon 21 One kind of song 41 Tarry got another blow yesterday top department officials publicity the police 89 Great deal: 26 Dislike 43 Euphoric when a deputy chief was "All we know right now investigated the case. department has been 1 Hysctnth-to-be 26 Hiding place 44 Jeremiad 6 Patron saint of Colloq. found shot to death at his is that two shots were fired Neither Mayor Coleman getting in connection with 40 Royal British 27 Stave of TV 46 Compare Norway 47 Florida county home. from the gun. We have Young nor the new police the Chief Tannian affair horsewoman 28 Attachment to a 9 Hit. high fly shoe sole 48 Was beholden to Reginald Harvel, 47, died entrance wounds and exit chief, William L. Hart, and other police matters. 14 Wing-thapsd 41 Count, of mueic 29 Roman naturalist 49 Workers' group of two bullet wounds in the wounds for two bullets and appeared at the Harvel 16 Biblical peak 42 Prayer 30 Clangor 61 Kind of review 16 Earth: Ut. chest. A handgun was no bullet was found in the home. Hart, who along "HE DIDNT appear to 44 Hereditary 31 City in Michigan 62 Call it 17 Fad 46 Earthenware jar 32 Fish basket 63 Nullify found on the floor of his body," Spitz said He with Harvel was one of five be the kind of guy who 18 Incaaaantly 46 Object of knight would bottle things up 34 Got in touch 64 " etLui." home, a few feet from the added he had not deter- deputy chiefs, was named lt Pardon, aa sina ly devotion with, mod style George Sand body. Police said they mined if the death was by Young Tuesday to inside himself. He was 30 Volley, a. of de- 47 Belief 37 Canaanite deity novel nunciation 60 Police problem - replace former Chief quite outgoing and real 1 J i i 6 7 6 10 II 12 13 22 Waiting no time 66 Be in store 9 Philip Tannian. friendly." said Burrell. 28 Prompt* ' 66 Accept 14 1. MEET Hart, a former coal 24 In vogue 67 Joss, for example 15 miner, is Detroit's first In addition to a con- 26 Seal of official 68 Having high 17 ,9 black police chief. tinuing dispute between approval opacity " FREDDYFALCON 75-76 29 One kind of love 69 Justaa Young said he fired Tannian and Young that S3 Parcel out (0 I21 80 Cauda AMP Tannian in part because ■,vas climaxed with Tan- 84 Blob, aa of cream " 61 Moved gradually 23 ■ 2S the chief did not inform nian's firing, police have 86 "Hound of the 62 Fender mark 1 BaakerviUee" lo- B.6. SUPERSTAR '76 him that Executive Deputy been the subject of a 68 Irish statesman n 27 it 2, 30 31 32 Chief Frank Blount was federal grand jury inquiry cale autaor 88 Musical sign 33 ■3, ALPHA SIGMA PHI RUSH THURSDAY under investigation by into drugs. Harvel never 37 River of Idaho DOWN K federal agents in con- was called as a grand jury' I 1 Sharpness 36 3, 7-9PM. 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Rugby is probably the most popular, most successful The new Bowling Green head basketball coach is a and longest running club sport at Bowling Green. The winner, and he's got a record to back that statement Five results of their matches are the topic of many con- of his last six teams have either won a conference versations at the Brathaus championship or participated in the NCAA post-season Last season was a very successful one. Theteamwon tournament. You can't argue with facts like that. the Mid-American Conference (MAC) tournament hosted But Weinert isn't one to rest on past laurels, which he by Kent State, and was ranked fifth in the nation. achieved through a lot of hard work. But there is only one player returning from that squad. Thus, the greater part of this year's "A" squad came SO WHILE HIS squad yesterday began a two-week from the "B" team of previous years. -running program, Weinert isn't spending his time on the golf course, or at home, relaxing. The ruggers opened their season last Saturday with a The man is currently putting in seven and eight-hour 22-9 victory over host Sandusky. The Falcons scored first days in his new Memorial Hall office, preparing to keep on a sideline dash by Dave Desenburg, and never trailed Nvwtpholo bv K»vtn Kl*n his winning reputation intact this winter as he inherits a thereafter. 12-15 team left behind by Pat Haley, who returned to an The Falcon rugby team advances the ball In a 22-9 victory over Desenburg also opened the scoring in the second half assistantship at the University of Dayton. Charge Sandusky last Saturday. Baldwin Wallace College and Forest City, a and finished with eight points. Loose forward Joe Hor- pair of Cleveland teams, Invade Poe Ditch Field at 1 p.m. Saturday stman led the Falcon attack with 10 points, scoring a try Weinert's office, formerly used by Bill Fitch when he lor an encounter with BG. guided the Falcons to an 18-7 record and their last Mid- (four points) and three conversion kicks (two points American Conference (MAC) championship in 1967-68, is each). The other BG points were scored by Rick one of the initial steps taken by the new coach to upgrade Griswald, a seven-year veteran, who blocked a Sandusky the BG basketball program image. Labels fight decision 'outrageous' punt and recovered it for a try. "I asked for this specific office. The last guy who asked At 2 p.m. Saturday, the team will host Baldwin Wallace was Bill Fitch," Weinert said proudly earlier in the week. College and Forest City, two Cleveland area teams. The "I just hope I can emulate his success." games will beplayedat Poe Ditch Memorial Rugby Field, The spacious office is tastefully decorated in orange Norton's manager protests on Mercer and Poe Roads. and brown (what else?) and is adorned with pictures of NEW YORK (AP)-The manager The outcome of the fight, which Meanwhile, Ali prepared to go into • •• past Falcon all-Americans and memorabilia and plaques, of beaten challenger Ken Norton laid saw no knockdowns and no Wood, left a huddle with himself during the next Water polo is in just its second year of existence, and of which there are many, depicting Weinert's past suc- claim to the world heavyweight fight observers and fans alike few days to make a decision on two has not yet reached the prominence of rugby. cess. boxing championship for his fighter divided in judgement. alternatives affecting his temp- But the team did open on a winning note, as it dropped yesterday and called for an in- A sample ringside poll by The testuous but remarkable career. Western Michigan University (WMU), 21-15, and the ONE PARTICULARLY IMPRESSIVE plaque is one vestigation of the "outrageous" Associated Press showed a majority that reads: "Coach Weinert: Thanks so much for a AFTER BIK()N and Norton had University of Michigan, 15-12, last weekend decision awarded champion of the writers believed that Norton completed their appearance at the The victory against Michigan was especially gratifying fantastic season. You're the greatest coach. The team. Muhammad Ali. had won the fight by a close margin. press conference, Ali, wearing a dark for the Falcons because the Wolverines were last year's : 1971-72." It came from his last squad at Ripon College "I have drafted a protest to James However, others scored for Ali by an | (Wise.), which he left to subsequently build a winning leisure suit, walked in with his large champions of the Great Lakes Conference, of which both Farly Jr., chairman of the New York equally slim margin and insisted that entourage. teams are members. •: program at St. Joseph's College in Indiana. State Athletic Commission," Nor- a title should not be taken from a And he's already made his mark on his team here. "I will be glad to fight Norton The stars of that upset were goalie Roy Kerslake and ton's manager. Bob Biron, said at a champion except through a decisive again, but he's got to whip George Jon Maddox, who scored seven Falcon goals. Dan Hipsher, one of BG's tri-captains this season and news conference. "The draft reads whipping. who among the current squad has been here the longest, Foreman first," the champion said. At 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, the water polo team will host as follows: As manger of the "1 have no intention of fighting Eastern Michigan University (EMU) and the University • senses a changed attitude in himself and in his team- rightful heavyweight champion, Ken mates. NORTON, who wept unashamedly Foreman first and then fighting of Windsor at the natetorium. Both teams are conference Norton, I formally protest the in the ring when the decision was Norton or doing it the other way foes and EMU was the pre-season choice as champions. ,;; "It seems like there's a new breed of guys, even among outragious decision giving the title to announced, said he felt he won a ;!the returnees," Hipsher said Tuesday night. "It just around. I*t them fight it out and I world champion Muhammad Ah minimum of nine of the 15 rounds will meet the winner." • •• seems like he | Weinert) is going to make things lively." Tuesday night. A formal protest will and beat Ali by a more decisive Thus, the champion softened his INTRAMURAL NOTES-Men's football, soccer and Weinert realizes he can't make things lively by just follow." margin than in their earlier two snapping his fingers, and he claims, sincerely, "Itoldmy immediate post-fight speculation tennis competition starts Monday. The IM office is in the Biron said he also was calling for a fights. that he was considering retirement. .kids. 'I'm going to make you work very, very hard, but full investigation of the judges' process of setting up schedules for those sports now. In 1973. before Ali had regained the DISCUSSING Norton's charge that Cross country and golf forms have just been released, • ;for every hour you put in on the floor, my staff and I will decision which gave Ali a close but title taken from him for failure to , put in three hours." he won the Stadium bout, Ali and will be due on October 12. The cross country meet unanimous verdict in the 15-round serve in the military, Norton broke shrugged his shoulders and said: title fight at New York's Yankee will be held Thursday, Oct. 14 , and the golf match the Ali's ja w and won a 12-round decision. "It doesn't make any difference next day. I AND THAT STAFF now includes former Findlay Stadium Tuesday night. Ali redeemed the loss six months • College assistant Charley Parker, who was hired this how close the fight is, the man can Co-ed football entries will be accepted until Tuesday, "THIS IS a dark day for boxing," later in a fight that also created win it anyhow. In horse racing, a . summer as University administrators finally realized with play starting on the 11th Biron said "I probably am naive to controversy. horse can win by a nose, but he still that skimping, and trying to get by with one assistant, think that I can get the commission to Many thought Norton won the ^ wasn't helping the program. wins. In baseball, teams win by one reverse the verdict, but for the good second fight, while others leaned run but they still wia Sure it was Weinert says he wants to field an exciting team, but of boxing we are making this protest toward Ali on the strength of a Miller tops qualifier , admits it might not happen right away. close, but I won. You still have to and asking for this investigation." swarming last-round rally. beat the champion." "We're a very young team, and everyone has got to Junior John Miller continued his outstanding play ' learn a complete new system, "hi'cautioned Tuesday as the Falcon golf team finished its annual Still, Weinert has some players and his own willingness fall qualifier on the University golf course. to work hard to make a very good attempt at generating a Miller, an all-Mid-American Conference (MAC) competitive and winning team and some renewed in- Anderson remembers Alston choice last spring, fired a 71 Tuesday, his third - terest in Falcon basketball. SAN DIEGO (AP)- here for was to shag. I known for giving out Preston Gomez and Lefty straight sub-par round to close with a 72-hole total Sparky Anderson recently know that." charity." Phillips. of 287, one-under par. i HE'LL START by commencing practice officially at recalled the spring of 1958 A year later, Anderson Anderson idolizes the Alston signalled for ' Sports in Brief N*wtphoN> by MM, Million Bowling Green links man Tom Bertrams, a freshman from Dayton, does battle Lasorda named Dodger pilot with Ohio Wesleyan's Don Minkler (7) during yesterday's 2-2 tie at the soccer Chase field. From the Associated Press the regular season," he said, after the A's scrapped to a 1- 0 victory over the Royals Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Dodgers yesterday named third base The two teams did battle against each other again last coach Tom Lasorda to succeed Walter Alston, who is night in their nip-and-tuck battle for the American retiring as the club's manager after 23 seasons. league West pennant. Gavron aims for first win at Michigan tourney lasorda, 49, had been the likely candidate to become The A's were 2 M> games back before game.and any manager of the National League club. And the an- combination of three Royal victories and or A's losses By Sue Caser Tournament. season, every team, in- Included in the tourney are nouncement by Dodger President Peter O'Malley came would clinch the title for the Royals. Sports Writer "Philosphies are cluding the Falcons, is Ohio State University, Ohio as no surprise. Golf changing in the sport of expected to be using it. Wesleyan University and A tentative agreement to stage the World Series of Golf It's a new season. There field hockey." Gavron More area coverage and Indiana University. Joe Brown, general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, at Akron's Firestone Country Club through 1960 has been are a lot of new faces. And said. "The traditional 5-3- less man-to-man marking announced that he is retiring from his 21-year post with announced by the board of governors of the American a new coach is taking over 2-1 game plan is being is likely. Akron fops poll the NL club. Golf Class, Inc., and officials of the Professional Golf and bringing new concepts replaced by a 4-2-3-1-1 type Gavron believes this is a There was no immediate word on whether Manager Assn. of the American and the PGA tour. to Bowling Green women's of player positioning. This learning and building year CLEVELAND (AP|~ Danny Murtaugh, who has retired three times in the past Johnny Miller has a point to prove this week in the field hockey. involves the use of links or for the lady stickers, as Akron led Ohio collegiate as Pirate field boss, also might retire. $135,000 Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament. Sue Gavron will make mid-fielders, which is they try to improve on last soccer ranks this week The veteran Oakland A's are warming up to their un- "Usually when I get into position to win, I do it," he said her debut as head coach of similar to that of soccer season's 2-7-1 record. with five first-place votes familiar role as stretch challenger. Manager Chuck before a practice round on the Sahara-Nevada Country the relatively young positioning." Sixteen teams will and a 2-2 record. Tanner said that they won't stop short of stealing the Club, site of the tournament which begins today. Falcons this weekend. The participate in the two-day Cleveland State was ■ pennant from the stumbling Kansas City Royals. "Last week I didn't do it. I finished second," he said. squad travels to Brooklyn, SOME colleges started tourney. BG faces three second with a 2-1 mark and "The way these players are going about their jobs now, "Now these guys will start thinking I can be beaten when Mich, for their opener at incorporating the new opponents, two on two first-place votes. it looks like they want to get into the World Series after 1 get into the chase." the SauIk Valley Farm setup last year. But this Saturday and one Sunday. Bowling Green was fifth. ITS A HARD PROPOSITION TO BEAT... COMPARE AND DECIDE learning to read 3,4,10 times faster ... improv- ing comprehension, memory, recall and study EFFECTIVE EVELYN WOOD skills. Be honest with yourself. Next semester's READING READING reading and study loads will he no easier than SYSTEMS, INC. DYNAMICS this semester. 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