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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. The BTS Slews Vol. 60, No. 12 Bowling T3r aan Biota TJnivarsitu. Friday, Oct. 8,1976 Urges black activism Carmichael rips capitalism ByRenecfttnrawitt CARMICHAEL SAID the truth of us a car that will last three years," Carmichael warned the goals his Staff Reporter acquiring wealth often is he said. party is struggling for will not be camouflaged by the system. Carmichael said that while enjoyed in this generation, but en- Urging the overthrow of the Children are taught that profit is capitalism is chaotic, socialism is couraged blacks to get involved capitalist system, Stokely Car- accumulated through hard work and planned. "Under socialism, the "There are lots of black michael, an organizer for the All individual initiative, he said. profit derived from the people goes organizations everywhere trying to African Peoples' Revolutionary "If Rockefeller and his ancestors back to the people. It may not come benefit the masses of the people. If Party, last night addressed a stan- had worked honestly, they never back in the way of higher income but you're not working for one of them or ding-room-only crowd in room 115, could have accumulated all the in other ways," Carmichael said, in one of them, you're jiving the Education Bldg. capital they have today. They stole using free education and medical people and betraying their blood'' Jointly sponsored by the Black it. attention as examples. In addition to the lecture, Car- African Peoples' Association, the "You know a stupid man like Carmichael urged students to give michael conducted a workshop in the Board of Black Cultural Activities Rockefeller doesn't have individual the knowledge they acquire at the Amani Room and a question and and the Black Student Union, Car- initiative. He's just ruthless," University to the masses of people so answer session. michael's lecture focused on the Carmichael said they may advance. "backwardness of capitalism" and The United States is the most "As students, you must never Before his address, Elnor X its inevitable replacement with technologically advanced country in accept anything from anybody un- Stubbs, director of the department of socialism. the world, but uses its technology critically. If you do, you're stupid. finance for the Paul X Moody defense "Profit by any means is what's stupidly because of its economic fund, spoke to the crowd and making the society backwards. The system, according to Carmichael. "IF YOU understand that it is the appealed for contributions to the viciousness of the system is that blood of your people that put you fund those who labor do not experience the "DO YOU THINK it's possible for here, you would never come to the Moody, who was found guilty last fruits of their labor. The black un- America to build a safe car that's University for yourself. You will get week of the attempted rape of a derstands capitalism because he was good on gas and lasts 20 years? They everything you can and put it at the former University student, also was forced to work and work without can do it. But, they take feet of the masses of the people who introduced to the audience who reaping the fruits," Carmichael said. technological skills and try to build put you here." he said. greeted him with a standing ovation. 3,000 Thai arrested in Bangkok BANGKOK, Thailand (API- left at least 26 dead and about 180 Sangad Chalawyu, a former navy officially calling itself the National Thailand's day-old military regime, wounded, by police count. admiral and defense minister who Executive Committee. enforcing martial law after Wed- "We have lost our freedom but heads the new regime, met with all nesday's bloody riots, clamped down have law and order," a Thammasat ministry undersecretaries to explain SANGAD'S GROUP pushed aside on government machinery and the graduate told reporters near the new government policy but refused the tottering, civilian government of press yesterday and arrested about university. to speak to reporters. former Prime Minister Seni Pramoj. 3,000 persons in and around the Little was made public about the Authorities announced some form capital. BANGKOK STREETS returned to men behind the seemingly well- of censorship would be imposed on all N.w.pholo by Bill! Ho Police spokesmen said those normal yesterday. Stores and organized takeover, but reliable publications, radio and television, Stokely Carmichael, an organizer for the All African People's arrested, most of them university businesses were open, although sources said they believed Sangad and a spokesman said there would be Revolutionary Party spoke here yesterday. He urged socialism In favor of students and about a quarter of them patronage was light. A midnight-to- was backed by stronger military and some censorship on international capitalistic economics and argued the blacks never really reap the profits women, were being held on various dawn curfew, imposed when the political figures. The 60-year-old news organizations. He did not give of their own labor. charges of subversion. Some could military took power, was lifted. All Sangad heads an all-military body details. face a lifetime jail sentence. schools remained closed for the Police fired carbines in the air to second day. disperse a crowd near Thammasat A half-dozen tanks were posted University, where savage fighting near key government buildings as a No fund lobbyist foreseen for BG Wednesday between university show of force, but were later ordered leftists, right wing groups and police back. By Gail Harris James E. Hof, vice president for be convinced it'd pay big dividends." Congress." He said the program Staff Reporter public services, said he does not City Planning Director George H. would not be "cost effective" think the University needs to be a Russell said a Washington because the city would not receive Congress hopefuls Neither the University nor the city pert of a consortium or have a full- representative would not greatly enough dividends for the money it have a Washington DC-based time representative to obtain federal benefit the city. would have to Invest. lobbyist for federal funding in their funds. "If we need a lobbying effort, we go Occasionally the city sends a behalf, and they probably never wilL to Columbus," he explained. representative to Washington if Toledo, however, initiated a "Man "WE'VE done pretty well so far," "Bowling Green gets most of its legislation or a grant needs to be debate in Toledo in Washington" program last year he said "We've been successful in federal funds out of Columbus, pushed, he said, adding that It is Bv Jim Sluzewski beiner aruged, there would be no which helped net the city and several getting grants without having lob- because that's the state area office." ' >re economical to send a person Editorial Editor deficit and less inflation. agencies $825,000 in federal aid. byists." only when they are needed. Ashley refuted Finkbeiner's Toledo, and its city schools, Lucas Hof said he doesn't doubt lobbyists BECAUSE Toledo is a large city, County.the University of Toledo, the are influential and could possibly they need a lobbying effort in Toledo Mayor Harry Kessler said Ninth District Rep. Thomas L statements and claimed the social- he has not given much consideration Ashley (DOhio) and Republican service programs he advocated were Medical College of Ohio, the Toledo- benefit the University, but added it is Washington, Russell said, whereas Lucas County Port Authority and the debatable if it would be a good idea to cities the size of Bowling Green to including the University or the city challenger Carty Flnkbeiner met necessary to help the less fortunate in the TMC. head-to-head Wednesday night In people in the country. Toledo metropolitan park district are join the TMC or a similar program. usually depend on their members of the Toledo Metropolitan "I'd have to study it more," he congressional representatives to look what has become a bienniel debate at "Legislative process works best Other cities have asked to be In- the Toledo Press Club. when it includes instead of ex- Consortium (TMC). They share costs said. "That guy (Toledo's after their interests. (about $100,000 annually) of sup- representative) might be spreading Russell said Fifth District Rep. cluded in the program, Kessler said, cludes," Ashley told the gathering of but he wants to keep its membership about 100 reporters and guests. He porting a three person office in the himself too thin. And the way the Delbert L Latta, who lives in It is the fourth time the pair has Bowling Green, is "our pipeline to strictly within Lucas County. run for the Congressional seat and added that much of the money nation's ca pi tol. University budgets are, we'd have to have been opponents in the allocated was used to improve life in traditional debate, sponsored by the the Toledo area. Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists IN 1975, according to Ashley, Ford's USSR remark attacked (Sigma Delta CM). Toledo contributed about $85 billion in taxes to the federal government, WASHINGTON (AP)-President interests in the Middle East',' Ford "wants to speak loudly and carry a ministration. " Pressed on that point, Finkbeiner, who devoted most of but only received $65 million in Ford faced a barrage of campaign said in a statement distributed by the fly swatter" instead of a big stick. he added; his allotted time to criticizing federal funds. criticism yesterday for his statement White House. BUT IT WAS Wednesday night's "I don't believe...that the programs sponsored and supported that the Soviet Union does not debate, in which Carter was rated the Yugoslavians...the Romanians...the by the 22-year congressional veteran, To combat the problem of lost dominate Eastern Europe, with THE DISCLOSURE policy takes narrow victor in an Associated Press Poles consider themselves accused Ashley of overspending money, he helped establish a Democrat Jimmy Carter calling It a effect for all reports dated yesterday poll of voters, that dominated dominated by the Soviet Union." incoming funds and contributing to coalition of midwestern and nor- blunder and a disgrace. or later. A Commerce Department yesterday's campaigning. The State Department declined substantive comment yesterday on inflation. theastern states to bring more spokesman said the order does not And the major topics were Ford federal revenues to these un- While Democrats were pouncing on cover past boycott reports. That statements which Democrats, Ford's statement. "TODAY WE are spending over $1 derfinanced areas. that point and some Ford advisers seemed to alter what Ford had said Polish-American and other ethnic "It would be Inappropriate for me billion a week that we do not have," The coalition is made up of more issued interpretations of it, Ford in his San Francisco debate with leaders joined in denouncing. to get into the subject," said he said than 200 congressmen from both reversed prior policy on the Arab Carter Wednesday night. But a Secretary of State Henry A spokesman Frederick Z. Brown. Ashley, Finkebiener said, either parties, Ashley said. boycott of Israel He ordered the Commerce Department spokesman Kissinger said in New York that he Carter said in San Francisco that sponsored or supported legislation Finkbeiner also accused Ashley of Commerce Department to make said the apparent discrepancy was thought Ford had intended to make Ford had "stumbled into a very which cost taxpayers $95 billion last not fulfilling promises to the people public from now on all reports of no more than semantics. clear that the United States would not serious mistake... of his district. requests to U.S. companies to par- accept Soviet domination of eastern "It was a disgrace to our coun- year, while the budget deficit totalled try...," he told California labor $63 billion. According to the challenger, ticipate in the boycott. Ford, campaigning in Los Angeles, Europe. Ashley has promised that Toledo "I have concluded that this public hammered away at his charge that What Ford said Wednesday night leaders. "It was a very serious "That's the old game of promise, would receive a multi-million dollar disclosure will strengthen existing Carter advocates dangerous cuts in was: blunder for him to say it" promise, promise, spend, spend, grant for the renovation of the policy against the Arab boycott of the defense budget. He said the Jody Powell, Carter's press spend, elect, elect, elect," he said downtown area, but no funds were Israel without jeopardizing our vital Democratic presidential nominee "THERE IS NO Soviet domination secretary, said the Democrat will keep pressing the question until Ford If so many money-wasting received of eastern Europe and there never to page five will be under a Ford ad- explains what he meant. programs were not passed, Fink- Inside the News...-
Rings on her fingers and bells in her toes, but seldom, if ever, a stich of Getting in the last of that jogging, football and general outdoors horsing clothes. around before another Bowling Green winter sets In for good can have painful That's Sexy Lady, this week's burlesque queen at Toledo's Esquire Theater. side effects for some University students as wrenched joints, and aching Every day she "exposes" her talents to a whistling, clapping and totally muscles take their toll. captivated audience. After her Wednesday afternoon performance. Sexy Lady found time to Today's News offers a "twist" to the University Health Center with a story "bare all'' about her profession to News reporters Renee Murawski and Cindy about one of the less-publicized services-physical therapy. Leise and photographer Mindy Milligan. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be a stripper, turn to page seven The equipment, treatments and personnel available to those who need and let Sexy Lady entertain you. physical therapy are featured on page six. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth. lost services the devil made 'em do it In an effort to streamline operations at the University Union, ad- WASHINGTON-Everyone has I make the cheese sandwich and "She hid them in the broom closet ministrators have eliminated many crucial services which are part of the so you wouldn't find them. If I were theory of the Union itself. • excuses for going off his and her diet. shove it toward him. I would like to advance one that most "Care to join me?"he asks. "I hate you I'd be pretty angry at a wife who In the past, students could duck quickly into the Union and purchase hides chocolate chip cookies so her i quick snack at the information desk But no longer. people are afraid to admit to because /W%r to eat alone." their doctors or friends will think Art "Ill just have a taste," I say. husband can't find them." Candy and cigarettes now are dispensed by vending machines, which "It does kind of get me mad," I they are crazy. It's the "Devil" Buchwoid He pushes the sandwich toward probably have cost the University more than the whole deal is worth. wFrm admit "What kind of marriage is it if In addition, users of these new mechnaical wonders must stop at the theory and I can speak from personal me. "Here take this one. I'll make experience when I say that the Devil my own. You know what would go people cant trust each other?" information desk to obtain change, which even info desk staffers are ' 'Why dont you eat them just to let admitting is more of a hassle than selling the candy and cigarettes is responsible for every lapse in any good with that sandwich?" diet that I have tried to stick to. her know you're not somebody who directly. can be trifled with Chocolate chip Another service which has also been curtailed this year is check This is what happens. I have been "WHAT?" I ask, sitting next to him able to stick to any regimen that is at the counter. cookies are delicious with vanilla ice cashing. cream." Lasy year, personnel were allowed to cash checks until 6 p.m., and the fad of the month, until around would taste delicious on black "A large cold glass of beer." Hook at him even that could often be stretched with a warm smile and a little sweet eleven o'clock at night. Then my wife bread." "I'm not supposed to drink beer on talk asks me to check to see if all the "We have no black bread, wise my diet" doors downstairs are locked. "I know. But one glass isn't going HE GRINS. "In the deep freeze,' But things have changed Checks may only be cashed until 5 p.m. this guy,'' I snarl at him. underneath the cans of frozen orange year, and usually no later The extra hour may seem insignificant to Unfortunately, the one she is most "Look on the third shelf behind the to hurt you. You can't eat a cheese concerned with is the kitchen door. sandwich without beer." juice." some administrators, but that curtailment hurts students who try to cash diet cola." "You really are a troublemaker," I checks after their 3-S p.m. classes--a time slot which has become I look on the third shelf and, sure '•Where's the beer?" I ask him. I WALK into the kitchen and there "On the bottom shelf, behind the tell him as I take the ice cream out of commonplace enough, a loaf of black bread is there. the freezer. Moving to another illogical change, the Union now is using the sitting at the counter is the Devil. He "I don't want any. I'm on a diet," I cottage cheese." custom-built ticket office for storage and has moved ticket sales doesn't look like the ones you see in say firmly. I pour myself a glass of beer. facilities to the information desk It seems obvious the move will create books. "Well, you could offer me some. "What the devil are you talking a greater traffic bottleneck in the lobby For one thing he has no horns and What kind of host are you anyway?" "I KNOW I'm not supposed to tell about? I'm the best friend you have Probably the most visible change in the Union is the new location of for another he is lacking a tail. He's tales out of school," he says, "but did in the world. Who else would have the Student Co-op (nowappropriately called the Falcon's Coop). actually a very charming little I TAKE out the black bread and the you know your wife made chocolate told you about the chocolate chip The Falcon's Nest always has been overcrowded, and by eliminating a fellow-pudgy, of course, and quite Edam cheese. chip cookies today to send to your cookies in the broom closet? Oh, by substantial portion of its floorspace, the problem has been greatly short with a round red face and "Don't forget the butter and daughter at college?" the way, before you go upstairs you compounded dresses in a blue denim leisure suit. I mustard," he says, grinning from "She did?" I say in surprise. better check the kitchen door. I think Students, faculty and staff members cannot find a place to sit. eat or always try to ignore him, but he is the ear to ear. "Where are they?" it's still unlocked" socialize In fact, there's hardly room to breathe during normal class type that starts up a conversation hours, to say nothing of Friday Happy Hours. whether you want him to or not. He And if the crowds aren't bad enough, the Union's main restaurant might say, "While you're checking Vietnam's forgotten casualties (loses at 7 p.m. now, eliminating a few hours of eating time which were the kitchen door, why don't you take a peek in the refrigerator?'' a convenience welcomed by students with night classes. The night By Randall Risener hearings to apply for benefits, and, business and reducing night help probably came close to having longer "Why should I take a peek in the SINCE MOST bad discharges are refrigerator?" Pacific News Service according to the VA, 95 percent of of the administrative type issued hours pay for themselves their applications are denied. What all this shifting in the Union has done, it seems to us, is save "Just to check if the light is on or without a hearing, it is hard for not," he says innocently. OAKLAND, Ca-Robert Priest, a With or without an education, bad- potential employers and others to relatively little money, but cut service to the student body by a con- Navy seaman apprentice In 1989-70 paper veterans have difficulty fin- siderable degree interpret their importance. I OPEN the fridge. "The light's while working in the public in- ding employment. A1975 Gallup poll Workers in discharge upgrading We understand the Union is suffering financial woes and some formation section of the Pentagon, found that 39 percent of the nation's < ulbacks are ne< pssary, but this isn't the answer. on," I say. programs contend, however, that a "Oh, I see your wife bought some was simultaneously publishing one of employers would give "less than number of troops returning from Fhe students ol the University support the Union with general fee the first anti-war newspapers, called equal" consideration to veterans lunds -they deserve more in return Edam cheese today. I'll bet that Vietnam were disciplinary problems "Om". holding general discharges-even that the military simply wanted out As a result of the paper's anti-war those under honorable conditions. so they wouldn't mix with recruits. editorials, reports on military unions An undesirable discharge was "THe administrative discharge was and desertions and criticism of then- considered an impediment to em- a simple way to do that," says Tom House Armed Serices Committee ployment by over 75 percent of those Turcotte, coordinator of discharge Chairman Rep. Mendel Riven, polled, and half of those said they review services at San Francisco's Priest was charged with violating M would refuse employment to any Swords to Plowshares. counts of article 134 of the Uniform such applicant. A BAD discharge "does not mean Code of Military Justice-including "The cycle is complete," says they are bad or misfits who cannot; soliciting desertion, promoting Hayward Kirkland, director of the contribute to civilian undertakings," disloyalty and sedition. Incarcerated Veterans Assoc. in says June Willenz, executive director1 After being convicted of two Washington, D.C., when "in of the American Veterans Com-* relatively minor offenses, be was desperation the man turns to crime mittee, a group involved in the given a bad-conduct discharge. and winds up in prison. upgrading of discharges since the late 1940s. "The military should be PRIEST IS one of 700,000 IN 1973, almost a third of all federal able to release such individuals Americans who have become yet prison population were veterans. And without branding them as misfits for another uncomfortable legacy of the of those from the Vietnam era, only 12 all endeavors." Vietnam war: veterans branded and per cent had honorable discharges. In 1972, the Department of stigmatized for life by bad-paper In California, according to Defense's own Task Force on! discharges. discharge upgrading activists, 25 per Military Justice recommended the: While excluded from the current cent of all state penal inmates are abolition of the classified discharge Ford-Carter debate about amnesty Vietnam-era veterans with bad- system-partly because the "ad-: or pardons for draft resisters and paper discharges. And at Angola ministrative discharge has impacted: military deserters, these bad-paper State Prison in Louisiana, over half to the detriment of minority group! vets were victims of the same the incarcerated veterans have less- servicemen." Vietnam-related social and political than-honorable discharges. The Task Force reported that as! conflicts that tore apart both the Imprisoned veterans with bad many black soldiers received lesson-': military and the nation. discharges are caught in a "Catch than-honorable discharges as did: Undesirable discharges issued by 22," according to Ron Bitzer of whites even though blacks made up 1DOUT (M WHO tu A#, IF YOU'RE Gm TO U>0BY AiWD MHE tfUU the Army in 1970 jumped to more than Swords to Plowshares, an only 12 percent of the armed forces.: HWET& flU oar M FORMS.' double those in 1969-as opposition to organization in San Francisco that And among servicemen with no! the war grew and the need for troops tries to help veterans with their previous record, the Task Force; fell. The rate continued to increase appeals. A bad-paper veteran, says reported, 46.9 percent of the whites until in 1973 one out of every five Bitzer, cannot "prove parole who were court-martialed-as op-! discharges was less than honorable. readiness because his bad discharge posed to just 23.6 percent of the! Letters Now, well over hah" the bad-paper will keep from getting a job or using blacks-were released without action. vets in the country are from the hisGIBill." being taken against them. As for unarmed students petroling student at BGSU pays between $100 Vietnam period. sleep the campus, would you Mr. Morris, and $300 per quarter. Yet under the volunteer Army, the • And discharge review boards, says rate of less-than-honorable All right, guys! Fun is fun, but it's be the one to tell some person(s) to Secondly, I'd like to make a related OF THE less-than-honorable Bitzer, consider an individual's please stop cutting up Mr. Sova's comment concerning the UAO Fine discharges keeps increasing. In! not fun any more. For four nights discharges given during the Vietnam imprisonment after his military August of this year, there were 3,500: now I have been kept awake by convertible top? (Wed. BG News). I Arts Print Sale. Why doesn't UAO and post-war years, only six percent- service as "part of the overall record organize a fine art student print sale? bad discharges-one of the highest supposedly mature men who feel it is think not! Maybe you could dazzle oiled bad conduct and dishonorable in considering an upgrade." totals ever. necessary to stand outside of the Mac them with some poetry, hold them Couldn't UAO wait until spring and discharges-resulted from courts- quad and yell and cheer like thirteen spellbound with your literary help the artists on this campus pay martial. The rest-either general or year old boys. I like a little horseplay wisdom, and then proceed to calmly for some of the work they've done? undesirable discharges—were once in a while, too, but what about walk them home. Thank you Vicki Ingles for your "administrative" discharges given the innocent bystanders (or should I Or maybe you could call come story, but please, check your facts. without a hearing and on the The S*G Hews say "sleepers"?) who don't even live more unarmed students to your aid recornmendation of a commander. in Mac (namely those inS. Row)? and run the risk of having a full scale Vicki Heninger Eighty percent of these latter, < ! So how about it, gentlemen? A little mess on your hands! 336Batchelder according to organizations that help Page 2 Friday Oct. 8,1976 Yes, Mr. Morris, reality is a hard veterans upgrade discharges, were cooperation would mean a lot of shut EDITORIAL STAFF eye. thing to accept at times; but we all for offenses that would not even be must face up to it sooner or later. The editor loseph f. woliet M let's hear from you misdemeanors in civilian life. managing editor kevin b. mccray • I .ynn Udovich next time you get a chance to come Roger Priest's lawyer is now ap- news editor patricia a. thomas Diane Dvomik out of dream land, take oft the The News welcomes pealing his bad discharge before a editorial editor lames a. sluiewski • shades, look around, and while review board in Washington, D.C. wire editor william p. saundars Becky Stumphauzer opinion from its readers in makeupeditor victoria 1. sitford • i La Maison Francaise you're at it, pick up a copy of "Lord the form of letters to the The boards, composed of high- sports editor wlllisc. estep of the Flies." editor which comment on ranking military officers, reject l-hoto editor mindy milhgan 4 1 published columns, editorial about 85 percent of the appeals. BUSINESS STAFF arms David RSabo policy or any topic of interest Once saddled with bad-paper discharges, many veterans find business manager douglas a. blank After reading Edward Morris' 117 Lehman All letters should be advertising manager gordon t.sayre article in Tuesday's BG News, I typewritten and triple themselves locked in a cycle from sales manager lynntd. marsak could not help laughing to myself. art spaced. They must be signed which they cannot escape. Bad-paper production manager gregory e. kunli • Surely this is some kind of joke. Then I know that I will not be alone in and the author's address and vets "cannot use their GI Bill : i I began to worry; could this "teacher protesting the article on art students telephone number must be benefits for an education and It (the The BC News is published d»ily Tuesday through Friday during fhe regular of higher education" be serious? in the Oct. 6 issue of the News, but I included for verification. bad discharge) keeps them from school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ol Bowling Green really think something needs to be Letters can be sent to: finding employment," says Nick State University under the authority ol the University Publications Com mittee. I feel his remark: "The campus Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily rolled the opinions ol The said. First of all, I agree that the art Letters To the Editor, The BG Bambacus, a discharge-upgrading BG News, the University administration, the laculty or stall or tno State ol Ohio. police make the University a kind of supplies are expensive, but very News, 10$ University Hall. counselor in San Diego. Editorials and editorial cartoons rolled the opinion ol the majority of the mem. medium-security prison," is a gross much more than your article states. I The News reserves the bers ol The BG News Editorial Board. overstatement! Are you paranoid The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- commend the students who can make right to reject any letters If ALTHOUGH federal law prohibits plovers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. about something Mr. Morris? Or are it through a quarter on only $30: I they are deemed in bad taste only those with dishonorable The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading you reading between the lines; not spend approximately $10 per week, or malicious. No personal discharges from using GI Bill or insulting on the basis ol race, sen or national origin. too hard for an English teacher. Sure every week, on paper alone. attacks or name-calling will benefits, the Veterans All rights to material published in The BG News are reserved. the campus police might over react be published. Administration (VA) has interpreted * Editorial and Business Offices on occasion, but don't we all? They This does not include the inks, Readers wishing to submit this to mean that benefits IM University Hall arc human, and after taking paints, and other supplies that I guest columns should follow a automatically go only to those with B'owling Green State University purchase at different times during Bowling Green, Ohio 4)401 everything into consideration, I feel similar procedure. honorable or general discharges. Phone 1419) 173.100) they do a pretty good job. the quarter. I'd say the average art Others must go through a series of Friday Oct. 8,1976. The BG News, Page 3 Day in Review Tenant act has seen little use By Marilyn PUlon Section 5321.078 of the act dlord to remedy the by the clerk to cover court can be named In an action From Associated Press Reports Staff Reporter states that the tenant must situation and have the rent costs. by the landlord and is notify his landlord in placed in an escrow ac- liable for damages caused SEARCH VESSELS are seeking dues SEN. HENRY JACKSON, once a The Ohio Landlord- writing "specifying the count by the clerk of courts THE ACT also includes to the landlord as well as to the cause of an explosion which candidate for the Democratic Tenant Act which acts, ommissions, or code until the landlord meets his stipulations to protect the court costs. ripped through a Cuban DCS airliner presidential nomination, says he made establishes a method for violations which constitute obligation. landlord from unfair shortly before it plunged into the ocean, "a goof' when he predicted President tenants to force their non-compliance" with grievances. Landlords can In a case recently killing all 78 persons aboard. Ford would win the election in landlords to fulfill rental health, housing, safety or Tenants also can apply apply to the clerk of courts reported in the Ohio State The Cubana Airlines plane had just November. agreements and comply building codes or with the for a court order reducing for release of the rent University (OSU) taken off from Bridgetown on Wed- The senator from Washington, one of with building, housing, terms of the lease. the monthly rent until the money if he and the tenant newspaper, the Lantern, nesday when the pilot reported the the hopefuls who lost the Democratic safety and health codes has condition is met or force agree that the complaint five OSU students are explosion. He attempted to return to the nominatior to Jimmy Carter in the only been utilized ap IF THE landlord, after the landlord to use rent has been remedied. awaiting a court decision airport, but crashed D miles from the Democratic nomination race this year, pronmately 10 times since receipt of this notice, fails money deposited in escrow on a suit their landlord Caribbean resort island. Some officials said in an interview broadcast Wed- the act was passed in July to remedy the grievance to remedy the problem. The landlord also can brought against them after speculated that sabotage could have nesday by a radio station in Bridgeport, 1974. within a reasonable The tenant also has the apply for his money If the they placed $1,138.50 in been involved. Conn., "I think Ford's going to win. I Municipal Court Judge amount of time or 30 days, option to terminate the tenant was not current in rent payments in an Barbados coast guard launches, Richard H. Dunipace said whichever is sooner, and lease. Ms rent payments when escrow account. think he reached the bottom when the that although the act has Bridgetown port tugs and an armada of debates were concluded." the tenant is current in his the escrow fund was pleasure craft sped to the scene of the "added a considerable rent payments, the tenant The clerk of courts must established or if he He heard a tape of the interview amount of administrative crash but found no survivors. No yesterday and telephoned the station can take several actions notify the landlord of the establishes there was The landlord claims the Americans were believed to have been from Washington, DC. The remark, he work for the court," it is against the landlord. action taken by the tenant never a violation of the tenants failed to serve aboard the plane. said, was "a slip of the tongue and let's good legislation. "If I felt and record each sub- lease. written notice that their "There were badly mangled bodies just charge it up to one of those cam- aggrieved, I certainly The tenant can apply to sequent deposit. A charge rent was being put in bobbing in the water" along with pieces paign goofs. We're talking so much would use it," Dunipace municipal court for an of 1 percent is assessed If the court decides there escrow, thereby violating a of the smashed aircraft, one witness about Carter and Ford, naturally it can said. order directing the lan- against the rent payments was no violation, the tenant city code. said. happen and I guess it did happen to me. A tugboat crewman said searchers "And obviously as I said over and had not yet recovered the Cuban over again in Connecticut yesterday, airliner's electronic black box, which that Jimmy Carter's going to win. It's a African trip part of cluster's program automatically records flight data and close, hard fight but he's going to win.'' would be important in helping to By Mark Sharp languages departments, is cluster (spring, 77), students can go on the trip, cluster participants have reconstruct the crash. open to all interested students have the option of also open to interested signed up for the trip, then Considering the African students. spending six weeks faculty. any interested students political and social studying in West Africa. The cost of the trip in- can sign up for it," THE TENTATIVE settlement of the situation relevant to STRESSING that no cluding travel, lodging, Pallister said. Ford strike has been approved by one American foreign policy. knowledge of foreign THE PEOPLE who look out for those "Students can get board and tuition, will be For further information, top-level union board, but it must be the formation of the languages is necessary to somewhere around 10-12 $1,500-2,000, according to students and faculty can who can't afford a lawyer will have okayed by a second before the rank-and- African Studies cluster has participate in the cluster, someone watching them in Ohio cour- credit hours studying at Champion. contact Susan G. Conover Gle gets to vote on it been announced for spring Pallister said she hopes either the University of However, Pallister said of the University Division trooms beginning next year. If the three-year agreement is ap- quarter, 1977. students will take ad- Last spring the General Assembly Cape Coast in Ghana or the students enrolled in the of General Studies at 372- proved by the United Auto Workers' vantage of this op- University of Ibiden in cluster are not obligated to 2796 or Pallister, romance created a state Public Defenders National Ford Council today, it then Following the Cluster, a portunity. Commission to monitor the defense of Nigeria," Champion said. take the African trip. "If languages department at goes to a vote at the 99 Ford bargaining summer study abroad At the conclusion of the A maximum of 25 any spaces are left after 372-2460. indigents. This week, the nine-member units around the country. program in Africa has commission named Columbus lawyer J. Union officials have said they would been arranged for in- Tullis Rogers as state public defender. not disclose terms of the agreement terested students and Criminal Justice Organization forms Indigents have been represented until after the council took action. faculty. primarily by court-appointed lawyers, The fact that could end the three- but the new law allows two other op- week-old strike against Ford Motor Co. Dr. Ernest A. Champion, tions: a county public defender or an was approved unanimously Wednesday assistant professor of to offer students practical experience attorney appointed by a group of by the UAW's 26-member international ethnic studies and Dr. The need for practical involvement of criminal law It is important for anyone entering the field of counties. executive board during a three-hour Janis L. Pallister, majors is being met by the creation of the Criminal "Our intention is not to interfere with corrections to get some exposure to the institutions, he meeting. professor of romance Justice Organization, according to Michael J. Roberts, said, but added it can be very difficult to gain admittance the present counsel system," said the Asked if the length of the meeting languages are the direc- vice president of the group. 33-year-old Rogers, who was general for groups at these institutions because correctional indicatied disagreement within the tors of the African Studies officials are hesitant to allow visitors to tour their counsel for the state Department of board on Ford's offer. Ken Bannon, a cluster which offers 14-16 The organization was founded last spring and this year facilities. Administrative Services and most UAW vice president and director of its credit hours. the group is seeking new members. recently counsel for the federal man- Ford department, said the time was "People get caught up in education and they forget The organization will also work as a liaison between power training program. used to "explain to our board details of "PUTTING together about practical experience," Roberts said. "In the area residents and local law enforcement agencies. the offer." courses that were criminal justice field, we are trying to upgrade "There doesn't seem to be a body of students working Ford's top bargainer. Vice President previously taught In professionalism with education." between the local law enforcement agencies and the Sidney McKenna, said after the union packets,"Champion said, students," he said, adding that he hopes with the CONNIE GREEN of Dayton has been announced the settlement that he was "the cluster wUl serve to THE ORGANIZATION is trying to recruit 140 members establishment of his organization this gap will be bridged building a backlog of friends she's never "hopeful we will be back at work at bring unity to the but is having difficulty contacting prospective members and better rapport established between students and seen since she went almost totally blind most plants by the early part of next Department of African who are criminal law majors because permanent ad- agencies. He said he hopes his organization can even- six years ago. week, but at this point it is only a hope." Studies." dresses are not available. tually become affiliated with the local law enforcement Suddenly, a few weeks ago, her sight Union officials have said the general agencies. returned and her already frenetic pace, ratif icaiton would take at least a week. The cluster, sponsored The criminal law organization is planning trips to area Another objective of the organization is to orient fresh- has been stepped up in an effort to But contract snags at the local level by the University Division correctional institutions, seminars and the establishment men law enforcement majors to the field, Roberts said. acquaint herself with what she's could block renewed production at the of General Studies, ethnic of contacts with other universities with law enforcement The organization is open to all students, he said, but missed. 102 Ford f acitlities in 22 states. studies and romance programs. Roberts said. activities are primarily geared to law enforcement "I can see people's faces and it's a majors. traumatic thing. I don't recognize 11 ■■■*■■'■ ■■■■■■ HOE— people until they talk to me because that's the only way I've known them for A COLOR COPYING machine that CASH & CARRY FITNESS WORLD HEALTH SPA six years,'' said the 33-year-old divorcee has been used to counterfeit UJS. who did not let blindness interfere with currency and other documents has Presents its Annual "WELCOME BACK STUDENTS" Special her love of belly dancing, socializing, become a growing worry for govern- and sledding. ment agencies and financial companies. Long Stem Red Roses She became 95 per cent blind six years "The problem can be horrendous," Get three quarters at FITNESS WORLD ago as the result of a head injury which said Marial Lester, vice president of $6.00 a dozen caused degeneration in her eyes. A few Jeffries Banknote Co. of Los Angeles, for the price of two!!!! weeks ago, she was attending a friend's which specializes in printing financial wedding and during the church service, certificates. "It's an area we are very she saw-or thought she saw-a crucifix concerned about." MYLESFLOWERS OPEN M-F 9:00-10:00 Coed and then later a statue. The copier is the Xerox Corp. Model in Dairy Queen BUIg. M-W-F 9:00-12:00 Ladies ONLY Later that day during dinner, Green 6500, which has been on the market said she looked up from her meal and since May 1973. Lester said it could be Sat. 10-4 Sun. 1-4 her sight had suddenly returned. used to forge such documents as payroll 352-2002 353-2802 "It was a frightening thing,''she said. checks, corporate dividend checks, Corner of 7th and High 352-3778 "I was afraid to say anything. I turned stock certificates, food stamps, cccc*:*::c*:*:*::*:cc*::cc*::*:cii to the person next to me and said, 'I travelers' checks and certificates of know you're not going to believe this, deposit. " Monet' " Escher' 'Homer' but I can see.'" "It has not taken on any great bounds B at this time," he said. "It's in the j embryonic stage. The threat is there. That's the danger." Lester said he LAST DAY IN CALIFORNIA, the richest plum in knew of only two forged documents "of the presidential campaign, the race for any consequence" made with the Model Of Art Print Sale! 45 electoral votes is too close to call, 6500. He declined to elaborate. insiders in both party organizations say. -5 "If the election were held today, we'd Enhance your dorm room or opt. with lose," says state Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger, a leader in the Ford drive. HOWARD M. METZENBAUM, art reproductions of famous paintings. "But we are gaining. I predict the Democratic Senate candidate said winner will have less than 51 per cent Wednesday that competitive bidding by New Selections Of Prints. Dali, and the loser, more than 49 per cent" the military for defense materials and Neither party effort has visibly elimination of cost overruns could trim N. Rockwell VanGogh & Many More. caught on with California voters. But nearly $15 billion from the national Democrat Jimmy Carter's lead of 15 to defense budget. 20 percentage points in polls a month Metzenbaum detailed his plan for a Huge Selection Of Escher Prints. ago is down to 6 points in one poll and 4 cut in defense spending in response to a in another. challenge from his Republican op- The registration numbers favor ponent. Sen. Robert Taft Jr. Carter, while President Ford has the The Cleveland businessman said $6.5 ? Mattes Available. Only '3.00 stronger campaign organization billion to $9 billion could be saved if the Democrats outnumber Republicans by Defense Department were forced to bid 1.8 million, and three new Democrats competitively. I * Most Urge Prints * Small Prints have been registering for every new Metzenbaum also said he would make Republican over the last four months. it unlawful for the Defense Department I Only 3 for '6.00 Only 3 for '4.00 Most Democratic efforts since the to pay more for products than called for presidential conventions have gone into in initial contracts. According to I that registration drive, which could give Metzenbaum, $5.5 billion is spent every The Browsing Room (2ND Floor) Democrats a 2 million voter majority- year by the department in cost about 5.5 million to 3.5 million overruns. i Of 71MS Univ. Union 9:00-5:00 p.m. Republicans. In addition, he said he could include a But most of the political activity so $5 billion "cushion" in the defense far-the mass telephonings, precinct budget that the Democratic Congress § Sftmni bf DM Exhtti Ctmm^n Of TK« wafts and mailings-has been in the has removed from President Ford's Republican camp. original spending plan. f Uowi Aehvito* Orjoncttwi i...4»w>W H6OO*»A J»ip*a. Page 4, The BG News, Friday Oct 8, »78 ^Student's book decodes 'slanguage jit is not unusual for university professors to publish SINCE attending the University, Eko said he has one of these categories, he said, and often a slang tenp books, but when students begin publishing, it's another learned what the slang means. "I know it and I love to be falls into more than one category. jstory, so to speak. around guys when they talk about women" he said. "It excites me a lot" Eko said he originally wrote a book entitled "Thi Paul Eko, Junior, is an exchange student from the The American men he writes about change when they American Experience," but his editors in New York cut jCameroons. When he came to the United States to study, are with women as compared to when they are only out parts of toe book, including the entire 11th chapter, he did not expect to encounter a language barrier. After among men, he said. Eko rewrote those parts into a new Chapter 11 and name Mil, he spoke English, French, German and four African "They have two images," he said. "Men say things the book after the final chapter. languages. about women that they don't say when women are Readers who pick up a copy of "Chapter 11" will fin around." His goal in writing the book was to let men know out immediately after opening the cover that the book I However, he said, he did not speak American slang. In how they appear and to let women know how men per- 102 pages long. Instead of traditional page numbering fact, the only American slang words he admits using are ceive them and talk about them among other men, ac- Eko has numbered his pages backward. "hell" and "damn." cording to Eko. 'Most people who read books have that problem c Of the two images, Eko said "I like that image of men wanting to know how many pages they have left," Ek EKO HAS related his experiences with American when they talk among themselves." said. The system will not be confusing if readers ad just I "slanguage" in his book, "Chapter 11," which was it, he added, and he has registered his backward ni released last month. Most of the book deals with Eko's 'IN MY own place,...there's no slang used to make bering system with the U.S. patent office. ignorance of the meaning and use of American slang. things more interesting. Although Eko's book has only been out for a short he said copies have been selling rapidly and a Of the two images, Eko said "I like that image of men "I know a lot of languages, but the one I like the best to printing should be out by Oct 15. A wholesale book dealer* when they talk among themselves." make me laugh is the American slang." in San Diego bought 3,000 copies, he said, and the other-. In the process of writing his book, Eko said he fit all 2,000 have been distributed in Ann Arbor and New York. ^ The author said most slang is used by men when they American slang into four categories: admiration, insult, But there are plenty of copies available in Bowling Green,:; are talking about women out of earshot of the women. subjection and asodation. All American slang falls into he added. "I found American men had a code language when they spoke about women," Eko said He found he did not understand what men were talking about, so he wrote the No trial for devoured baby's mom sayingsdown. "Chapter 11 "is a collection of Eko's note- NEW YORK (AP)- punished enough since come back sad, but singing nishings were a rug and a- taking. Joanne Bashold has suf- "she had no reason to know a little song." folding wooden chair. fered enough since she that this would happen." Joanne had her baby at Nawiphoto by Daniel Ho Writing under the pseudonym of Polo Kamba, Eko has found her six-day-old baby Joanne was not in court According to Miss Bellevue Hospital Sept. 1 Paul Eko, a junior exchange student from the attempted to tell women at the University how men talk daughter chewed to death for the dismissal of her Bashold, she became and mother and child Cameroons, smiles as be explains bow he about them and how they are perceived by the opposite and partially devoured by case. But when her pregnant as the result of a returned home the evening discovered some of the meanings of American sex. her starving watchdog, the lawyers told her, they said, rape at the hands of a man of Sept 5. slang expressions. state decreed yesterday. she broke into tears and never identified, but Acting state Supreme sobbed: "I can't believe it decided she wanted the "I left the baby on the Court Justice Robert Haft At least that's over." baby, rather than an floor with the dog to dismissed a criminal abortion. protect it." she said. The History scholarsconduct series negligence charge against THE YOUNG mother animal had not been fed the young unwed mother, had left her infant She had come to New since Joanne entered who will be 25 next daughter, Carra, in her York City 31* years ago Bellevue, and its ribs were on British politics during 1770 s Tuesday. bleak apartment with only from her home in clearly visible as a result Asst Dist Atty. Alan her four-months-old Kirkland, Ohio, near of its emaciation. While revolutionaries yesterday in the Alumni Turning to the other Knox, an assistant Broomer told the court, German shepherd dog Cleveland. Her mother An hour and a half later, were carving out a new Room, Union. political power in England, professor of history at the "...We are persuaded that present The starving dog said she left home because when the mother got back nation from England's Browning, who lectured Browning said Namier felt University, called the no proper purpose of the killed the baby and mauled "she wanted to be on her to the apartment she found North American colonies on "British National King George m was not a American Revolution "the criminal law would be the body. own." the baby dead, the dog's in 1776, the British were Politics in the Age of tyrant, but merely stub- first great act in the served by continuing the A shy, quiet girl, 5-feet-2, muzzle adrip with the faced with preserving their George ID", frequently born. History of democracy. To prosecution. Therefore, in Joanne made few friends. UNABLE to continue Browning said Namier's infant's blood. Authorities own brand of freedom on cited the work of Polish- the people of Europe, the interest of justice, we Neighbors on East 105th working during the sixth later put the dog to death. the British Isles. born historian Louis work, published in 1929, America was a new model move the complaint herein of society." Street recalled her as sad month of her pregnancy, What about Joanne's Namier. was "a bombshell in the be dismissed." and withdrawn in the Joanne went on relief last future, Cook was asked. While revolutionaries Namier frequently field of history...Namier's Englishmen who sym- Elliot Cook, her lawyer, advanced stages of June. She was allotted $270 He replied: "She had were carving out a new compiled collective studies have made past pathized with the argued that she was suf- pregnancy with Carra. a month and moved to the historians work seem Revolution were con- dreams. In a perfect nation from England's biographies of the 1,000- fering her own personal "Sometimes she'd take $120 a month two-room world, she would like to be North American colonies member English slipshod, careless and sidered radicals, Knox agony, and the state downright lazy." said. the dog out," one recalled. apartment in Spanish a photographer in in 1776, the British were Parliament as far back as agreed that she had been "Sometimes she would Harlem. Its only fur- Florida." faced with preserving their Medieval times, said own brand of freedom on Browning, professor of x the British Isles. history at Kenyon College. Britain tries big squeeze' to curb rapid inflation Two history scholars, He explained that by LONDON (AP Dr. Reed Browning and charting Parliament overseas confidence in the from 13 percent to the millions of Britons right in There is no exact to buy new equipment and Britain's Labor govern- pound sterling. record 15 per cent, is also the pocketbook. American equivalent of the expand. r-\ Dr. Thomas R. Knox, delegates' lifestyles, ment clamped a record- conducted a symposium on Namier believed he could expected to depress' in- THE MINIMUM lending Bank of England's Britain already has 6.2 breaking squeeze on But the measure, a hike dustry, increase unem- rate is the lowest interest minimum lending rate. per cent unemployment'' British politics during the comprehend factors which borrowing yesterday to American Revolution era influenced their decisions. in the Bank of England's ployment and make rate at which the central The United States prime with 1.456 million people curb inflation and bolster minimum lending. rate mortgage prices higher for bank will lend money. It is rate, the rate that banks out of work. With industry • Britain's 4.5 million home tightening up, unem- ' the key to Britain's interest charge their best business : owners carrying mor- rate structure. When it customers, is &* per cent. ployment is expected to tgages. goes up, local banks and The average home mor- rise. "The biggest ever building societies-savings tgage in the US. now The main reason the - squeeze," read a front- and loan associations- carries about a 9 per cent Bank of England imposed page banner headline in usually raise their interest rate. what the Evening Standard - London's Evening Stan- rates. WITH CREDIT tighter, called "a new era of dard after the central bank Interest rates on mor- it will be more expensive austerity" was to impress raised its minimum len- tgages already held also for Britons to buy on in- foreign creditors that ■ ding rate with the approval fluctuate with the stallment anything from Britain is doing something | of Chancellor of the minimum lending rate, cars to washing machines. about annual inflation of Exchequer Denis Healey. instead of staying the same British industry will also 13.8 per cent and the slide ' The measure will hit as in the United States. find it harder to get loans of the pound. The pound has fallen ; sporadically from $2.40 in " March 1975 to an all-time low of $1.63 on Sept. 28. "■ Next day Britain said it would seek a loan of $3.9 billion from the Inter- I) national Monetary Fund. Buoyed by news of the minimum lending rate increase, the pound gained almost 14 cents and closed at $1.6670 Thursday. 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By Katfay Beckmao exercises. To some, yoga participated in the toward the ceiling, work with love, according Ant Copy Editor is a way of life. meditation as the room chanting. to a movie shown before became quiet He sat very Desai is the founder- Desai's program Sit very straight and DESAI, A doctor of straight, closed his eyes director of Kripalu Yoga "Yoga is a most still. Close your eyes. Yoga, has studied yoga and massaged his face Ashram, a growing profound subject. All Relax, get in touch with since the age of 16. A while chanting his mantra, community of men, women disciples of yoga are in- your breath. Bring your graduate of the "the universal oh" to the and children. The com- timately related to life," mind to the here and now Philadelphia College of tune of a harmonium. munity began in 1970 when Desai said. "Practicing and Join in chanting the Art, he gave up a career in "Visualize a glowing he moved with his wife and yoga is being touched with • • universal sound of oh." art to devote himself to the light in your heart. Feel children to a 55-acre life, it is a way of life. Krishnapnya, a disciple teachings of yoga. He has the light growing so bright Pennsylvania farm to of Yogi Amrit Desai. taught thousands of that your whole body is devote his time to private "Yoga is not rejecting opened Wednesday night's students in the United being dissolved in the light meditation practice. By every aspect of life, but lecture in the Grand States, Canada, Europe of love. Repeat to yourself, 1971, five of his students understanding all Ballroom with a lesson on and India during his 16- 'At this moment I relieve had moved to the Ashram aspects." He said yoga relaxation and meditation year teaching career. myself from the past. lam to study with him. Since brings man in total har- in yoga. Wearing a white, flowing the infinite moment of the then, the Ashram has mony with the universe Yoga is an alternative robe, Desai enteied after here and now,' " Desai expanded to include 240 and allows him to ex- lifestyle that relieves the lecture and assumed said. The sound vibrations acres and close to 200 perience all parts of life. mental and emotional the lotus position on a large appeared to leave him in a residents. He said he leads his tension through deep velvet pillow. He began to trance-like state as he followers on a journey of breathing and stretching meditate. The audience slowly raised his hands THE PROGRAMS at the self-discovery, pointing out Ashram teach the the pitfalls along the way. residents to respect their "Your mind is a bridge," bodies as living temples of he said. "Your mind Panama unhappy over God through exercise and cannot capture anything prayer. beyond what you have After a communal experienced." U.S. 'indecision' on canal breakfast, many members Desai is holding a of the family go to work in weekend retreat, today Nvwtpholo by Mmdv M.lltgo- NEW YORK (API- THE POLITICAL sen- After his meeting with the surrounding com- through Sunday at Camp Panama accused both sitivity of the canal issue Kissinger, Boyd added that munity. The rest of the Kern in Dayton. The Assuming a lotus position, Yogi Amrit Desai explained his President Ford and Jimmy Yogi alternate lifestyle achieved through yoga in the Grand surfaced again Wednesday Ford and Carter were both family enjoy the steady retreat will consist of 24 Ballroom Wednesday night. Carter yesterday of being during the foreign policy confused and appeared to rhythm of activity, hours of intensive training irresponsible and confused debate between Ford and be saying that Panama practicing Karma yoga, in yoga, meditations and about the future of the Democratic candidate "better get used to a resolving their problems of deep relaxation. Affirmative action report Panama Canal, but agreed Jimmy Carter. Panama Canal controlled to resume negotiations on a by the United States." new treaty governing the Both men appeared to to be issued for review waterway. take relatively hard lines Such attitudes "are An Affirmative Action plan, developed mendations. It will then be placed before Panamanian Foreign on the negotiations. Carter relics of a colonial era ," BARGAIN PRICES by the University Equal Opportunity the University Board of Trustees and Minister Aquilino Edgardo said "I would not Boyd added. He said his Boyd met with Secretary of relinquish practical SATURDAY-SUNDAY BARCAIN MATINEES Compliance, will soon be available for President Hollis A. Moore Jr. for approval. country was now more ADULTS ONlVtl HI public comment, according to director Chenault said the name "Equal State Henry A. Kissinger control of the Panama determined than ever "to Myron M. Chenault. and they agreed that U.S. Canal Zone any time in the recuperate sovereignty THURSDAY IS STUDENT NICHT Opportunity Compliance" has replaced AUSTUDtNTS SI IS . WITHI.D I He said the aim of the plan is "to take "Human Resources" because "we didn't Ambassador Ellsworth foreseeable future." over all the territory of our positive action to overcome effects of feel comfortable with the name...it didn't Bunker would return to country." systematic, institutionalized forms of represent what we actually did." Panama in about two Ford, whose ad- Nicolas Gonzalez- exclusion and discrimination." weeks to reopen the treaty ministration has indicated Revilla, Panama's am- The 30-page report will be distributed in talks. willingness to ultimately bassador to the United The department has been moved to room The negotiations stalled two to three weeks to each department on 222 Administration Building "to provide an turn sovereignty and States, said Ford had been campus, Chenault said. Copies also will be last May. They were of- operations of the canal indefinite, but he saved his appearance of confidentiality and actually ficially recessed for the placed on reserve in the library and given help it to occur " when persons come in for over to Panama, said the strongest comments for to selected campus organizations for summer, but U.S. sources United States "must and Carter. appointments, he said. have acknowledged that review. Another change is the addition of an will maintain complete NOW ... THE SCREEN EXPLODES! ..THE MORE people involved in the President Ford wanted a access to the Panama The Democratic can- assistant director, Lorraine Janus, who break because his TONIGHT "ST. IVIS" AT 7:30 I 9:25 P.m. Development, the better off we are," he will begin her duties Nov. 1. She has been Canal." didate "has raised the said. After receiving community input, the challenger for the price tag" for a new treaty, SATURDAY "ST. IVIS" AT 1:00-7:301 *:» P.M. an Affirmative Action officer at the Republican presidential plan will be redrafted by Chenault and the University of Maryland's European THESE VIEWS brought Gonzalez-Revilla said. nomination, Ronald angry responses yesterday After an initial burst of Affirmative Action advisory committee, campus and holds a Ph.D. in English and Reagan, was accusing him Charles Bronson incorporating some of the recom- women's studies. from the Panamanians. optimism following a of giving the canal away. Omar Torrijos, head of the Kissinger visit to Panama is army and the real ruler of in 1973, both sides have RavSt.lws the country, issued a slowed the pace of the statement through his treaty negotiations. Ik's ckm Ashley accused of old games' Ho imjn continued from page one River (which Finkbeiner embassy in Washington There are several main John F. Kennedy and even "I do not feel parties M.s Hi. HE POINTED out that said has yet to be admitted he voted for Sen. saying both U.S. can- areas of contention in the solve problems," he said, didates- showed "great gabeftwtn. i Ashley had promised about dredged). George McGovern (D- adding that he considers effort to replace the >««. $3 million for a sewage "It is so damn easy to S.D.) for President in 1972. irresponsibility" during original treaty signed in himself moderate because the debate. 1903. treatment project in take credit for everything "I'm proud of that vote," he feels uncomfortable Stives) t i Sylvania, but no funds without taking into account the Republican challenger with politicians who are far i have been received. the work of other people." said. to the right or left. Quoting directly from Finkbeiner said. Finkbeiner described The Ninth District race i * . i Hit u . 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Stripper unveils life story
more money. Sexy I ady often undresses The dressing room at the Most of her salary that in red, white and blue. Esquire is hardly a doesn't go toward Only the best girl in the cheerful place to wile away travelling expenses is put show gets sta.r billing and the hours, but Sexy Lady The Esquire Theater, located In downtown Toledo. in a bank account in her there's a good deal of says it is better than most. daughter's name. competition to get your Pipes hang from the "She might want to go to name on the marquee, she ceiling A stained, worn By Renee Murawikl New Orleans two years college and be a doctor. I'll said. studio couch stands in one and ago, sent her teenage make sure she has the Once, during an corner. Clothes are strewn Cindy Leise daughter off to live with money for that. If she engagement in Richmond, across a big wooden trunk friends and packed her changes her mind and Va., Sexy lady was billed and fall to the dirty cement "Take it off, baby." bags as her agent arranged wants to be a stripper, under the headliner. floor. Paint is chipping off An old man in a dirty theater bookings across that's up to her," Sexy Blazing Star, and a fight the yellow walls, which are gray overcoat settles down the country. Lady said. developed between the two covered with graffiti: to watch the show from his How much money could "She doesn't like my performers. "Passion Flame was usual fourth row seat while cause a woman to do that? work, she'd like me to stay "She was about 55 years here," "Wild Cherry Is the taking a generous gulp STRIPPERS' salaries with her. But she likes lots old and the audience kept best,''' Busty Marie has no from a bottle of Muscatel usually start at $300 a of money too. She un- screaming that I should be future." i and a cautious look around week, according to Tom derstands. '' Sexy Lady the star. Well, Blazing TO STAY IN shape for for the manager. Across Merkle, manager of the said her mother, who lives Star snd the management her job. Sexy Lady says the aisle, a group of Esquire Theater in Toledo, in Cuba, would not be so didn't like that so they she doesn't eat much and businessmen who told their where Sexy Lady is per- understanding. Sexy Lady tried to get me to quit doesn't stay out late, even wives they'd be at a late forming this week. tells her she works in a before my week was up. I though many men In the board meeting adjust their Sexy Lady was paid $400 beauty parlor. had all my g-strings and all audience ask her out after glasses to get a better look. at the Esquire as the "MY MOTHER could my clothes stolen, but I the show. Three giggly young men, headhner in their three- never imagine I'd be in this wouldn't quit." "I hardly ever go out from their front row seats, woman show. The salary business. She doesn't even Because competition is with someone who comes clap and nudge each other is a moderate one, for "the like me in pants, she says so keen, strippers rarely to the show. He has to be and whistle through their bur lies" attract snail it's not for ladies. If she make friends with each very special." teeth. crowds in Toledo. ever saw what I do on other and Sexy Lady says "You can't last in this "Take it off, baby. Show "Burlesque isn't like it stage...." she hardly ever gets to business if you go to bars. us some skin." used to be. A good night is And what Sexy lady know the women she A lot of girls get into the FLORA McCUNTOCK. one where we meet our does, of course, is take off perfnTnswith. business because of alcohol better known as "Sexy overhead. The business her clothes. But all HER ONLY friend is a or drugs. All the younger Lady" to burlesque fans, got siphoned off strippers do that. The way woman called girls smoke marijuana. must have heard those somewhere, I'm not sure to become a star is to Honeysuckle, a former But they won't last." Words a hundred times. where exactly," Merkle perfect your technique. stripper who is the editor of Sexy Lady plans to last She regards them not as said, adding that some of | "The way you strip is an erotic: magazine called in the business. She says (aunts or heckles, but as the audience may have very important. You have "Cheri." it's been good to her and Words of encouragement been lost to bars with to take your clothes off Honeysuckle arranged to she doesn't anticipate that are part of a stripper's topless dancers. very slowly. Fast music Is have Sexy Lady pose for taking that last curtain call Job. NOT ALL cities share for dancing, not strip- "Cheri" and her pictures until she makes all the ■ "It helps if they clap and Toledo's lack of en- ping." will appear in the money she can. Sexy Lady rests between arts In her basement dressing room. yell a lot. I do a better job thusiasm for burlesque, Sexy Lady, who said she December issue of the "I think I'll stick with it frith a noisy crowd.'' according to Sexy Lady. was once a ballerina, in- magazine. until I meet a nice, rich ■ To Sexy Lady, doing a Before coming to the corporates ballet Offstage, a stripper has man who wants to marry good Job is important. For, Esquire, she appeared at a movements into her act. little chance to forget her me." is she explained it, the larger theater in a bigger She also uses different work because the three Sexy Lady says that day better you are, the more town and was paid $800. costumes (which she hours between shows are might not be very long off. L7GJB00 (noney you make. When she's booked in makes herself) and dif- usually spent in the theater She'll be appearing in ■ And money Is very Detroit, she said the ferent music at each of her dressing room, resting, Washington D.C. in two , important to Sexy lady. theater is packed with three daily performances. touching-up makeup and weeks and, she says, Newsphotos by AAindy AAilligan : It's so Important she quit people standing In the As a special saluteto the snapping herself back into "There's a lot of rich men ' her job as a beautician in aisles and she makes even American Bicentennial, her costume. in Washington."
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, i hi ' * "I think HI stick with it ujrim meet a nice, rich man who wants to marry me." The dressing room walls are splattered with grafittl paying a las ting trftute to past performers. Page 8,'n* BG News, Friday Oct 8, B78 Falcons, Rockets square off: defense will be the ?
ByDickRees total offense, ahead of only Eastern If the Falcons are successful, it I Associate Sports Editor Michigan, a 5342 victim of the be step three on the road to Falcons three weeks back. crown As he prepared for the current But, as usual, there's talk of the SIDELINERS- linebacker CUH season, Don Nehlen told everybody fierce competition that always eriats Carpenter is still a very doubtful that defense would be the key to a in this long-standing rivalry. starter for tomorrow's contest He Mid-American Conference (MAC) "I'm hoping and praying that our has an ankle injury-Offensive line title for Ms Falcons. kids are getting up for them," Nehlen starters Mike Obrovac (tackle) and But with four games behind him said. "They better, because Toledo is Joe Studer (center) suffered minor and tomorrow night's important getting sky-high for us. They always in juries this week, but should play. (they're all important) league clash do. Nehlen will take his squad up to the with the University of Toledo "If they overlook Toledo, they'll Glass Bowl tonight for practice under looming ahead, the Bowling Green get beat, because Toledo is certainly the lights, which arent that good. "I head coach remained wary of his not overlooking us." just hope we can see," Nehlen defensive unit. quippped earlier in the week. "We had a lot of mental errors ALTHOUGH the Rockets are 0-4, Practice Wednesday was moved inte defensively against Western Nehlen points out that they have the Men's Gym because of the cold Michigan last week," Nehlen said played nothing but good teams to rain. yesterday. "We've got to get the date-Massachusetts (3-1), Central Ohio University and Central defense to play well and eliminate Michigan (3-1), Ball State (44) and Michigan, this week ranked one-two the mistakes." Ohio University (4-0). in the nation in total defense, square "I think they (Toledo) are a lot off tomorrow at Mr. Pleasant, ON PAPER, the Falcons' defen- better than folks think," Nehlen said. Mich...both teams are unbeaten in sive task for tomorrow's 7:30 p.m. "But our problem is not Toledo, it's league play, and both are Falcon starter in the TU Glass Bowl doesn't Bowling Green." opponents, back-to-back nonetheless. appear to be that rough. The problems-poor execution, The BG and Toledo junior varsity The backyard rival Rockets, stung turnovers, missed assignments and teams will meet in the Glass Bowl at by injuries and preseason player mistakes-hopef ully will be kept to a 3 p. m. Monday with freshman Mike defections, are winless to date and minimum by Nehlen's charges Wright of Wellsville slated to lead the currently rank ninth in the MAC in tomorrow evening. young Falcons at quarterback. Booters face Cleveland State Nawipholo h, Mmdr Mil Falcon fullback Steve Holovacs (37)-running to daylight By Greg Smith They're a national caliber ponents, Wooster and JUST FOR KICKS- Assistant Sports Editor team." Milwaukee. The Vikings Marty Rolnick, who has defeated Wooster, 6-0, and been switched from | The Bowling Green BG HOLDS a 2-1 series Milwaukee, 3-2, while the fullback to striker, con- j High school weekend soccer team travels to advantage, but lost last Falcons lost to Milwaukee, tinues to be the Falcons' j With women's field hockey playing in the only Cleveland State tomorrow year's contest, 8-1. The 5-L leading scorer with five; GIGANTIC home event, the Bowling Green campus will for an all-important Falcons defeated the "We're hoping to catch goals. Bob Lewis scored '■ transform into a high school athletic hotbed this contest. Vikings, 5-1 and 2-1, in the Cleveland State in between his first goal of the year But with a different other two meetings. big games," Cochrane against Wooster. Richard' weekend. : USED OFFICE The 24th annual Bowling Green State University attitude. said "Bowling Green is Mink suffered a severely High School Cross Country Relays will be run today The Falcons, 2-3-1, are THE FALCONS and not a big game for them bruised leg in the Wooster : FURNITURE beginning at 4:30 p. m. coming off Wednesday's 3- Cleveland State have but they'll have to be ready game but should see action • Defending champion Bay High School, Canton 1 victory over Wooster. played two common op- for us." tomorrow. McKinley and Amherst Steele are the favorites to "The win couldn't have capture the team title in the six race, 2.5 mile event come at a better time," BG SALE attracting 34 teams from 26 schools. soccer coach Mickey Sports in Brief In addition, the Ohio High School Athletic Assn. Cochrane said. "It was a We have girls' Class A and AA district championships will be long time between smiles held on the 18-court Ice Arena layout. The Class but Cleveland State will be AL, NL playoffs to begin AAA girls will join the other classes next weekend. one of the two best teams an excellent selection | we'll play this year. of used office furniture,, From the Associated Press manager, as their new black executive in HorsoBock Riding manager. baseball. including desks, The New York Yankees The 48-year old Rapp, No Ouldoi DREENVIEW APIS. play the Royals in Kansas who was last with the Golf swivel chairs, tables Hoyrldos ond Roc. City tomorrow afternoon in Denver Bears of the NOW RENTING the opening game of the American Association, Lee Trcvino used a hot and filing cabinets.« Holl ••ntolt American League, replaces Red Schoen- putter to run off five bir- DOUGLAS MEADOWS {OPEN DAILY 12-6. 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By Dave Smerdna Michigan and Wisconsin, "We'll try to keep them Bobl.unn. Brodt said that eye-opener for him He sat Sports Writer of the Big Ten, and MAC together," he said. "They Lunn will probably run out last year cross country title hopefuls Ball State, might break up in pairs. with the rest of the BG wise," Brodt said. "It's I The first big meet of the Eastern Michigan and But it's a course you can harriers for the first mile, good co hit one of these year is an important one Western Michigan. stay together on. Well just then take off. meets. for a cross country team. But some illness could see if they have the ability The BG mentor said he "It wakes you up. You And when Bowling Green hamper the Falcons' to stay together." hopes Lunn can finish in see that there are so travels to Notre Dame chances of challenging that The only difference in the top 10. many good runners in today, the Falcons will be company. the strategy will concern "This meet will be an such good shape." competing against nearly 30 schools, seven or eight DAN piINTON has been from the Mid-American laid up'with an infection Conference (MAC). and Brodt is unsure if he ■ The ST) Wews will run. Kevin Ryan also "It will be a good eye missed Wednesday's opener for us," said head workout, but seems ready coach Mel Brodt. "It will to run. show us how tough we are Sick or not, Brodt will Sports or how tough we aren't" still stress pack running to Friday Oct.W. 8,197C8,1970 Page 9 V iff The top teams should be his team. •**"*? Trouble looms for BG's women's squads N*wipho(o by M«idy M.ll^on By Terry Goodman going to find the same Dave Williams, coach of Rush and Besty Mi Her will Six other Big Ten schools The BG group, from left to right, of Gary Desjardtus. Dan Assistant Sports Editor thing-trouble. the Falcon harriers, thinks run for BG tomorrow at 10 are entered to challenge Dunton, Bob Lunn, Dan Cartledge and Kevin Ryan run In a the Spartans are un- a.m Debbie MiUer and the 36-hole Forest Akers Together group in an earlier meet Coach Mel Brodt says that good pack Two Bowling Green running like this is the key to success In large meets, such as Michigan State is the beatable. Robin Mansfield will be Golf Course layout, today's at Notre Dame. women's sport teams are host to invitational cross sidelined for a week with beginning today. going to the same place country and golf meets and "THEY SHOULD win shin splints and a sprained Team totals will be this weekend, and they're the favorite in both nationals," Williams says. arch, respectively. determined by compiling "No way we're going to each team's top four in- beat them. If anyone does, The golfers will be dividual scores each day. Ashland first home foe Curling set at Ice Arena it'll be Iowa. among 18 teams par- The two-day tournament ticipating in the Midwest covers a six-state region The Bowling Green curling club will open the Ice "Michigan State's so Assn. of Intercollegiate and has 94 golfers playing. for field hockey team Arena for open curling on Monday, Tuesday and experienced and we're Athletics For Women young. All of the girls I'm (MAIAW). Ironically, the First-year coach Sally BySueCaser dampen the spirits of the weakness lies in a lack of Wednesday from 7:30 p.m to 10 p.m. The purpose taking are looking good in wiQ be to familiarize students with the sport and the swinging Spartans have Hattig has taken Karen Sports Writer team. offensive aggressiveness. club. practice, but we're playing won the MAIAW title four Parshall, who finished 10th The Falcon women face Gavron said the team The club team will begin competition Monday, on their home course." straight years. in last week's Purdue Yesterday's inclement their first home match of has been concentrating on Oct 18, and participate in two leagues, one com- Women's Golf Invitational, weather drove the the season tomorrow positioning and cutting to petitive, and the other based only on ability. Gail Billet, Debbie MICHIGAN State is Carla Schneider, Peg women's field hockey against always tough the ball. It must be moving Wernert, Jan Samuelson, favored again, although Gibbons, Laurie Homer practice indoors. But the Ashland College. to contain the explosive Debbie Romsak, Mary Sue it's facing a strong field. and Tina Cirino. wet conditions didn't The Eagles faired Ashland offensive attack. slightly better than the Bowling Green lost to Falcons at last week's Ashland last year, but the Sauk Valley Farm Tour- junior varsity won And 'Super scout' helps Reds prepare for opponents nament in Michigan and this year's squad has quite hold a 2-1 season mark, a few returning players. CINCINNATI (AP)-TWrty dogs the trail of major "The Boston Red Sox of Shore's scouting report left field Greg Luzinski "These two clubs are compared to BG's 1-2. "We are very optimistic years ago, Ray Shore was league clubs, building a 1946 with Ted Williams. gives Philadelphia an edge worries me a lot more than more evenly balanced in so and everyone is thinking a borderline big league detective file on player Bobby Doerr and Johnny in starting pitching but Mike Schmidt,'' he said. many departments," said "Ashland is using the positively," Gavron said. pitcher with a 1-3 career flaws and tendencies. Pesky had as good an rates Cincinnati's defense The National League the Cincinnati native who new 4-3 field positioning "But most of all, we are record and an 0-for-31 eight-man lineup as you'll superior. showdown features "the switched from catcher system," head coach Sue looking for improvement." batting average. "NOW THAT we're down ever see. And there were His biggest concern? two best centerfiekiers in "when I realized I couldn't Gavronsaid. "They are in The Falcons need only Today he is known as the to a five-game season, Yankee clubs in the 40s and "Steve Carlton. When he baseball," according to hit-and that left only one good physical condition, one more win to reach last super scout of the Cin- everything you pick up is 60s with great hitters. B on, ha is one pi the better Shore. The positions are place to go." and they are very quick. I year's 2-7-1 record. cinnati Reds-the defen- magnified. At this point, 'Well, we don't have a pitcheM in either league. I manned by -Cincinnati's Shore's scouting reports think we will have our The varsity match sttrfs ding world champions we're Just trying to come Ted Williams, but we've have to rate him among the Cesar Geronimo and Garry leave no stones unturned hands full' at 11 a.m at Sterling Farm swear by him. up a little extra, that little got as many hitters and a top five pitchers in Maddox of Philadelphia. "He's very consistent and field. The junior varsity "He's my righthand edge," said Shore. better defense than either baseball," said Shore, who conscientious," says Pete THE LADY stickers are competition begins at 12:30 men," said manager In his ninth year as of those clubs. Few clubs has viewed the Phillies SHORE SEES the Reds- Rose. Johnny Bench ad- in good condition but their p.m. Sparky Anderson Cincinnati's special are as solid down to the about 25 times since the Phillies series as a better ded: "Everybody has a yesterday as the Reds assignment scout, Shore eighth man as this team," Ail-Star break. matchup than recent weakness if pitched right rehearsed for tomorrow's rates the Reds among the said Shore yesterday, after "As far as the game Cincinnati-Pittsburgh Ray provides us with ways National League opener at best clubs of recent vin- rain forced the Reds inside being on the line, the guy in matchups. to exploit weaknesses." Philadelphia. tage. for the second straight day. The 6-3 former catcher- "Truthfully, I think I've THE REDS head Into converted-to-pitcher is seen most of the great their fifth NL playoff in chief of Cincinnati's in- clubs of the past 30-35 seven years with five .300 telligence bureau. years and I have to say the hitters and a .280 batting Traveling more than Reds rank up there with average, highest by a 150,000 miles a season, he any of them. Cincinnati club since 1930. The Yogurt Factory "where quality counts" Yogurt Soft-Serve- strawberry, vanilla, raspberry Cone Or Cup .35 & .45 Sundae .65 & .75 Assorted Toppings: strawberry, raspberry, pineapple, sunflower nuts, granola, coconut, wheat germ Yogurt Float -1 lb.- .80 Frozen Yogurt Treat .50 Sandwiches Hot Dog (a" beef) .30 4-1.00 Beverages Soft Drink .25 & .35 pepsi, teem, rootbeer, pepsi light Farm Fresh Apple Cider .25 . _ _ _.———_——————__ _> —. _ _. _ _ »•__«__ _ ■Luncheon Special - . ^ ■ „ .65 reg. .75 j r 11:0O to 1:00 daily ■ Yogurt So^Serve ATTENTION ALL DIVERS! 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DESPITE the Sep- since at least part of the Wholesale prices rose in necessarily indicate Democratic presidential tember rise, wholesale food price increases at the etween Cleveland, Canada September at the fastest trends. candidate Jimmy Carter, prices over the past year farm level usually are i The University of Western CX.tario to offer law students the benefits of rate in 11 months, climbing A White House statement in San Francisco, cited the have risen 3.9percent, the passed along to the retail and Case Western Reserve University in transnational experience and com- nine-tenths of 1 per cent, said the increase was wholesale price report smallest increase for any level within a short time. Cleveland have jointly established the paritive law experience," as well as an and provoking new "somewhat higher than during a meeting with 12-month period since last Canada-United States Uw Institute to expanded curriculum, according to Democratic attacks on expected, due largely to a labor leaders and said the November and a reflection THE NINE-TENTHS of 1 offer instruction in the legal systems of Roberts. President Ford's economic greater than expected Ford administration "is of the slowdown in the per cent rise in wholesale both countries. The program also win include an policies. increase in industrial the first in history to give over-all inflation rate. prices last month was the A student exchange program was exchange of faculty for as long as a full The Labor Department prices." us the highest unem- But Ford's economic sharpest jump since last begun last year to enable law students to year, he said. Exchange faculty would said price increases were ployment rate and the advisers have expressed October when prices rose take approved courses for one semester teach laws and concepts common to spread across the board, THE STATEMENT, highest inflation rate concern in recent days 1.1 per cent. It followed a at the law school in the other par- both the US. and Canada, he ex- affecting both agricultural issued in Los Angeles combined." He said this is over the current decline of one-tenth of a ticipating country, R Jack Roberts of plained." and industrial com- where President Ford was going to be changed sluggishness in the per cent in August and the University of Western Ontario said. The institute has long range goals of modities. campaigning, noted that election day. economy and were braced increases averaging about This program has recently been ex- establishing "faculty chairs at each the wholesale price index for more bad news with the three-tenths of a per cent tended to allow students to spend a full other's schools in US.-Canadian legal The September price has gone up less than 4 per AFL-CIO President September jobless figures, since May. academic year on the exchange studies and the establishment of a joint surge, which translates to cent in the last year and George Meany said from due to be announced Farm prices last month program, he said legal degree in U.S.-Canadian studies," a 10.8 per cent annual rate, added: "Nevertheless the his Washington office that Friday. The jobless rate rose 1.9 per cent after he said, adding that the institute has followed a period of President continues to "the figures make a stood at 7.9 per cent in declining nearly 3 per cent "THE GOAL of the program is not to plans to sponsor an annual conference relatively moderate in- believe that the United mockery of the Ford August. the previous month. make Canadian law students into on this subject creases. While it could States must be vigilant campaign claims that Consumers can expect to Processed foods and feeds American lawyers or vice versa," "We would do work on both sides of signal a resurgence of against a resurgence of America's economic first feel the latest spurt in were up five-tenths of a per Roberts said. The program is designed the border," Roberts said. inflation, economists inflation and his economic problems have been wholesale prices at cent following declines in caution that a single policies are designed to solved." supermarket counters, both July and August. NBA BASKETBALL Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Detroit Pistons Thursday, October 14, 8:30 p.m. BGSU Anderson Arena STUDENT GENERAL on sale now $3.50 Memorial Hall Ticket Oft. ADMISSION with validation card 9-noon, 15pm nn mmmmmm J..I .♦«■■. • ■ '■■ .-i R ES ENT Friday, Oct. 8 4:00 New Fraternity Rowl U AO in cooperation with WMHE present — BILLY JOEL-Piano Man with SPECIAL GUESTS THE DEADLY NIGHTSHADE November 11 GRAND BALLROOM, UNIV. UNION $4.00 STUDENT $5.00 NON-STUDENT 8:00 p.m. LIMITED SEATING , I.D.'S WILL BE CHECKED. TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY AT THE: Univ. 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