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By Waller R. Mean troversy would have any effect on their people support the President and what AP Political Writer jobs in a second term "None whatso- he is doing.'' ever.'' he responded President Nixon, astride his lonely At least two Cabinet members- Ziegler said ticket-splitting and con- landslide, made arrangements yester- Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and tinued Democratic control of Congress day (or a shake-up of his staff and Cab- Housing Secretary George Romney- were "not marked by a feeling of dis- inet during his four more years in the have signified their intention to leave appointment" at the White House White House. their posts soon IV dispatched a top aide to Saigon to There have been indications that Historically, the party in White discuss progress toward the peace he most other Cabinet members would House power loses congressional seats promised the voters. remain, as well as the principal mem- in midterm elections so Tuesday's And the White House said there was bers of Nixon's White House staff. ticket-splitting verdict likely meant no feeling of disappointment at the four more years of Democratic control " - split-ticket election that awarded the NIXON'S REPUBLICAN party on Capitol Hill President history's greatest landslide actually lost two seats in the Senate margin over Democratic challenger which will convene in January with 57 On the foreign-policy front. Nixon George McGovern but left the Demo- Democratic members. 43 Republicans sent Gen. Alexander M Haig Jr., his crats in firm command of Congress In the House, the GOP scored a gain second-ranking staff advisor on na- Nixon disclosed he has asked for of 12 seats, not even one-third of the tional security, to Saigon to confer with standby resignations from every offi- massive turnover they needed to take South Vietnamese President Nguyen cial he has appointed to office, to make charge there VanThieu way for a reorganization of the execu- That divided verdict came Tuesday NmpkM by Sam tmmm tive branch as he approaches a second while Nixon was burying McGovem Ziegler said Haig would "confer with term beneath these returns, with 97 per cent President Thieu on progress of peace Cold Chilly day* and groy, throatoning skies fore* students to don wormor winter Press secretary Ronald L Ziegler of the national vote counted negotiations, and make a general coats and carry umbrellai-jutt in COM it rain* again. said Nixon disclosed his plans for a Nixon 45.766.218 or 61 per cent. assessment of the situation in Indo- weather restructuring and reorganizing of the McGovern 28.357.667 or 38 per cent china " executive branch when he held a series Nixon's share matched closely that of post-election talks with staff aides, gained by Democratic President the Cabinet and agency heads Lyndon B Johnson in trouncing Ziegler. responding to questions, said Republican Barry Goldwater eight Nixon had made clear he wanted the years ago Ohio ACLU files residency suit standby resignations on his desk in the In electoral-vote terms, the landslide near future was even greater. McGovern winning They will be forthcoming from all only one state. Massachusetts, and the The Ohio American Civil Liberties If the ACLU wins its case, out-of- -The right of students to declare "Moreover, the student shall be con- White House staffers. Cabinet mem- District of Columbia, gaining a total of Union (ACLUI has filed suit in U.S. state students would only have to pay residency in the town where they are sidered to be an Ohio resident if the bers, top agency officials and even 17 electoral votes District Court in Columbus declaring the $260 charged to in-state students if registered to vote; student has resided in the state of Ohio some middle-level bureaucrats who Nixon won 49 states, 521 electoral the Board of Regents residency they meet the state's residency --A recent U.S. Supreme Court for 12 consecutive months or more, im- serve as presidential appointees. votes requirements for out-of-state students requirements decision striking down a provision that mediately preceding enrollment to a Ziegler would offer no indication of McGovern was flying from Sioux as unconstitutional. Based on the number of out-of-state a person must live in a state at least state university and if the student whose resignations Nixon might Palls. S D , where he conceded to Benson Wolman, director of the Ohio students here this quarter, the Univer- one year to be eligible for welfare presents satisfactory evidence that he accept, saying the President has yet to Nixon Tuesday night with a qualified chapter of the ACLU. said he hopes sity would lose about $146,000 per benefits; or she is financially independent" make such decisions. pledge of support, to Washington, on legal action can begin before the end of quarter from tuition if all out-of-state -The equal protection clause of the Wolman said it is not correct to Ziegler was asked whether the tact his way to a Virgin Islands vacation the year. , students met the requirements 14th amendment to the U.S. Consti- charge higher fees to out-ot-slate that the names of some While House Bowling Green has 1.206 out-of-state Wolman said the basis of the ACLU tution students because their parents don't aides have been linked with some ZIEGLER SAID the election returns students who pay 1381 tuition and stand on the residency requirements Wolman says he expects the court pay taxes to support state schools. aspects of the Watergate bugging con- signaled "the vast majority of the general fees per quarter. includes action to take from two or three "We don't condition in-state kids on months to a year taxes their parents pay." he said. Until the suit is settled, he is He said parents of Ohio students County elections wrapped up advising out-of-state students to don't pay equal taxes to finance state enclose a letter of protest to the institutions, since lower income University each time they pay their parents don't pay as much as those tuition with higher incomes. He said if the ACLU wins the suit, Wolman also said out-of-state this will give students a chance to residents are required to pay state Spitler, Coller claim victory collect money from the University sales tax in Ohio now, and would have retroactively from the time the suit to pay state income taxes if ruled Ohio was filed. residents. Incumbent Wood County Prosecutor Ray Coller IR. I won his first term as eighth term as U.S. Congressman from Kurfess. however, will lose his job as Ohio's Fifth District, swamping Demo- Ohio Speaker of the House of Repre- He said retroactive payment could This is another argument against Daniel Spitler By Walter R. Mean the money of the workingman to people And it was particularly frustrating to someone who could help him command AP Political Writer who refuse to work McGovern. struggling to take the national attention. -The case of Sen. Thomas F. Eagle- attack, but always forced to defend That quest, and the effort to shape an WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. George ton, the vice-presidential nominee Nothing nettled him more than the fact identifiably different position among McGovern s quest for the White House McGovern deposed-after promising that his own credibility, once rated his Democratic contenders, helps account was doomed by the blunders of its in him 1,000 per cent support despite his greatest asset, was put in question. for the error that haunted McGovem to fancy, errors that all his campaigning tardy disclosure of past mental treat- It was the image of radicalism on election day: the $1.000 grant proposal could never undo. ments. one hand and indecision on the other McGovern unveiled it on Dec. 23, To the end they plagued his candi- Those, and an assortment of other that appeared the central McGovem 1971. saying he would drop the welfare dacy. And in the end they helped Presi- incidents, statements and slipups, problem. program and instead give about $1,000 dent Nixon attain one of history's great enabled Nixon's forces to make In that situation. McGovem steadily a year to everyone from "the poorest landslides. McGovern himself the central cam- escalated the tone and wording of his migrant workers to the Rockefellers." paign issue attacks on Nixon and. in the process, The money was to be taxed back from In part, the fatal flaws stemmed aggravated the problem. He overstated the relatively affluent. from what McGovern had to do-or That effectively denied him the his case, then had to defend the over- He offered no estimate of the cost. . thought he had to do-to catch up and traditional offensive role of the chal- statements. As with his other proposals of those win the Democratic nomination in the lenger, and shielded Nixon from the It was a campaign McGovem began early days, it went almost unnoticed- first place. necessity of any intensive personal on Jan. 18, 1971, in desperate need of to emerge months later as a major campaigning to defend his conduct in exposure and attention to propel him issue and a major problem. BUT TWO PROBLEMS stand out office. out of single figures in the public-opin- That came during the California above all thereat: ion polls. At that point, no one could presidential-primary campaign, when -The admittedly ill-conceived IT WAS PARTICULARLY valuable foresee that Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of McGovem defeated Sen Hubert H Walls riM higher and higher with the help of towering McGovem proposal that every Ameri- to a president whose own campaign Maine, then the towering favorite for Humphrey of Minnesota in the contest machinery at The lank of Weed County on Main St. bwoas a can be given $1,000 by the government. organization had been implicated in the the Democratic nomination, would be that clinched his spot atop the Demo- nowoddWen. He dropped it, but was never able to June 17 wiretapping of Democratic na- toppled in the 1972 primaries. cratic ticket. forget It. And the Republicans used it tional headquarters, and whose top For a year, McGovem campaigned to help implant the notion that, if White House aides had been accused of almost unnoticed. He went through elected, McGovern would give away political sabotage and espionage. three press secretaries in search of Pogc- 2/The B© News, Thursday, Novimbtr 9, 1972 jgDjTgRlgLj languages In a recent Student Body Organization referendum, 43 per cent of the students who voted favored dropping the foreign language requirements. Although four other options were listed on the ballot, dis- continuance of the program met with the most approval. This should be taken as a strong indication of student opinion on this issue. We advise the College of Arts and Sciences to consider the significance of the results of this referendum and try to implement student input into revisions or abolishment of the foreign language requirement. women faculty Faculty Senate and the Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women should be commended for the efforts they have made to US1BNTD7HAT improve the situation of women faculty members at this University. DMXUPECf The senate yesterday completed its deliberations on the major portions of the committee's extensive report on women faculty here and for the most part-voted in favor of the committee's recommendations. During the last month, the senate has approved measures calling for: -Equal treatment of male and female faculty members in terms of hiring, salary rates, promotion and tenure; -An increase in the number of women in administrative positions; -A University-administered day care center; -Application of University policies on temporary disabilities tu childbirth and pregnancy; nothing left to do --Equal application of the University's leave of absence policy to both married and unmarried women. The senate turned down some recommendations, including one By Nicholas voa Hoffman "Bernie will tell you what a rabble- notation is made of the disbursement Immediately he got on the horn, calling for an assistant provost for women. rouser I am," he said, passing over the and the money goes back in the bellowing to some unknown about ' But it did approve a major portion of the recommendations, Ted Schwartz had come over from manuscript which began with a drawer. filing a suit and when be finished Joe something that could be considered an outstanding accomplish- the Flatbush section of Brooklyn where question that is on many minds in the Next one in is a woman who wants to said to him. "You haven't got Hubert ment at this University. he is a member of Bernie Bloom's last hours before the voting- arrange a final ad in the New York Humphrey in here for me." Andrew Jackson Democratic Club. Of course, senate approval does not mean automatic imple- "Pow can all this happen to such a Daily News Joe tells her it will cost nice guy like McGovern?" $1,330 for a quarter-page. "BUT I'VE delivered on everything mentation of the recommendations. He was sitting in the offices of George McGovern's New York State "Gee. I don't know if we can raise else." Pierre replied. I asked him if The senate has done its job-it's up to the University (and the headquarters looking for someone to TO THE PEOPLE in the that much money," she says. those two-dollar cigars he smokes men and women within the University) to make certain action type up a handwritten speech so he headquarters, it had not yet happened Joe tells her to try and she leaves as come from Cuba. doesn't stop now. could go out and give it. to McGovern and they were struggling another member of the staff comes in "I'm taking the Fifth on that." he not to let it. waving five or six checks as she answered, as he informed everybody They weren't comparing their needy exclaims, presenting them to him. he was going to spend election eve in and shorted campaign with the money, ' "This you have me to thank for Manchester. N.P.. "back in the French the airplanes, the computers and the bars on the West Side in the Club plentitude at CREEP'S disposal, as the "THEY WERE ALL going to be sent Lafayette where I started." Committee to Re-Elect the President to the Washington headquarters, but I Young Joe. who was just a kid is universally called by the intercepted them." interested in politics at the beginning starving at a banquet McGovemites. The bookkeeper pops in to ask what of the McGovern effort, and old Pierre- They didn't see how shabby was the bills should be paid first. Everything, -who has been a U.S. Senator and was Patty Chambers: learn the joy of living from you. poor suckers are starving to death! "- ' ballroom of the third-class hotel where he was told, was to be spent on election John F. Kennedy's press secretary- _ . I am thoroughly disgusted with your Wake up, Ms. Chambers, and live! please don't starve. they'd held their fundraiser the other day activities. The other debts would exchanged campaign memories. reasoning and your letter of last There is more to life than death and night. Communist candidates have have to wait. Pierre's "keeper." as he calls his spoken in fancier halls than the one Friday Why is it that people like you politics. BarbCarr Through all this Joe explains it driver, showed up to take him off to they put McGovern in. have to drag the Kent stair killings In closing, I would like to share a line 405 North wasn't as bad as it looked. There would make a last speech somewhere, but into everything you disapprove of on with you from "Auntie Maine The assurance of wealth is absent be just enough money, just enough before he left. Joe and he made The wise money, the smart money, the this campus'' She summed it up beautifully when Pat Pivonka volunteers, just enough votes-the constrained, manly noises of affection shrewdies and the sharpies shun this Your preoccupation with this tragic she stated, "life's a banquet and most 403 North undecided or the absentee ballots or at each other. The hour was nigh and at event borders on morbidity. Granted, headquarters, which looks like the the students or the secret McGovern the very end this is permissible it was a terrible incident, but I'm not needy-seedy kind of joint that third supporters. One public supporter did Pierre went out the door and Joe going to stop living because of it parties are forced to use. arrive. asked a lingering staff member. "Have need some organization It was Pierre Salinger, tired, limping you ever heard of going out and I WILL REMEMBER it the rest of BUT IN ONE of the dusty, seventh- and snorting. Pe'd fallen down on the knocking on doors'.' There's nothing left my life, however, as will every student floor rooms was one of New York's all- way over from a meeting at NBC, to do around here." on this campus Last week I went over to Williams The University and the student must time political smoothies. which he suspected of getting set to For Joe there were a few more Pall to have my ballot notarized and work together or it's nothing. And I am That was Robert F Wagner, three- announce a Nixon victory eight details and then there d be nothing left Also, why do you feel that people who found about 20 people waiting in line afraid thai will be the end result if times mayor of the city, with his puffy, minutes after 7 p.m. Eastern standard for him either. love a good time, like the mud lug for the same purpose. someone doesn't get on the ball All mud-slide face, in a blue silk suit which time, when the polls would still be open i which comes ONCE a year I. are a This was at 10 am and the office that is needed is a little contrasted with the predominant in most states. With Noun Nil ITagSii |,iiay bunch of inane, apathetic idiots? was closed, although the schedule said ORGANIZATION!!!!! rumple of wash-and-wear. I doubt very seriously thai there is that the hours were Irom 10 a.m. to 4 Right now. the right hand doesn't Yet Bob Wagner was there and anyone on this campus who doesn 1 p.m. know what the right hand is doing, let acting as chairman of the campaign in opinion know who Henry Kissinger is or thai Several people asked workers if the alone what the lefl hand is doing this state which McGovern has got to the horrors of Vietnam exist notary could be contacted and no one carry if the miracle is to happen. knew where he was I lefl at 10:50 as I Lewis L. Thomas II "It's a tough one." he conceded If he didn't. I'd say he'd been living had classes to attend. This is 336 Rodger's amid reminiscing about victory night in a cave the last four years--on the organization?'!! at the Biltmote Hotel headquarters in moon the amazing year of 1941. WHEN THE validation cards came As he talked a woman came in and pressure doctrine FINALLY, YOU say you are out. I had (o make three trips to the told him the head of a movie bothered because all this apathy and Administration Building and got the participation projectionists' local was on the phone ignorance will be inflicted by us on our run-around the first two trips and and ready with a check for (2.500. By Siegfried Welahold producing robots, who have been children On the contrary. I feel sorry wasted two hours This is Guest Columnist exposed to all the pressures of the 'or vour children, for they will never organization''!!' Mr Rollin Robert Ross: HE WANTED TO talk to Wagner "real world." here on campus, so that 1 am very sorry to hear thai you are personally to get credit for the PRESSURE. they can merge right into the unable to biologically participate. donation...and to Nixon a single We are all familiar with this mainstream of society's pressures. Powever. there must be some member of the Mellon family gave a expression. We all suffer as a result of 1 don't mean to say that experience participating' males on this campus or million dollars. it The wordbook aptly defines it as a is not the best teacher. But how often me BG news else ihe women would have no need for "compelling influence, a constraining does one have to experience something contraceptive devices and treatment While Wagner was saying nice things force." before he realizes that it's just plain for venereal diseases. to the projectionists, his son was An Independent Student Voice Our elders tell us: "our world is such bad' I hope males possess more explaining how it was just possible that that we have to learn how to cope with Is it necessary to experience this responsibility than you have exhibited McGovern could carry New York City and face up to pressure." From pressure' What's wrong with Editorial StoH in your letter. Because you cannot gel by 800.000 votes and come out of the generation to generation, this moderation0 What is the sense of this pregnant and are not faced with city with enough to win the state. "Pressure Doctrine" is being mounting pressure to perform rapidly' female problems' the program does •«li»or kalh.nncl. hatton "You can say that some of these transmitted, carrying with it all the We have machines for that. not apply to you. managing editor j. scott tcrodon figures are high." he conceded, "but tension and frustration involved. Why the pressure to conform? I can't it's certainly possible for us." news editor kathleen m. froze understand why. in our free country, YOU DO NOT WANT your fees to The personable young man and the WE ARE EXPECTED to satisfy all editorial oditor arm m. hofbauor conformity seems to be so vital; a support such a program. If your old smoothie father held the McGovern demands placed upon us. in the place where one has the freedom to be makeup odilor marywoy concern is a programs' relevency to conviction, the faith, the belief that in shortest time period, and to treat these different. •ports oditor fredork r. ortlip the entire University population, why the last instance the hands of the as matters of the greatest urgency. Why the pressure to assume the photo oditor marcia j. lamor haven't you spoken out about the voters will freeze, that as they reach The forces which create this "proper" role in society? Only God athletic program's expansion? copy oditor joanc. gestl for the Nixon lever they'll say. "No. I pressure need to be eliminated. dictates the proper role. The Wood County Family Planning can't do it...not for him." Nowadays, everything requires ontortainmsnt oditor patrkia I. baiUy Clinic is swamped with patients. The In the next office young Joe instantaneous calculations, on-the-spot WHY THE PRESSURE to compete? University Medical Clinics' new Grandmaison was finishing off his decisions, unalterable deadlines, etc. Many a relationship has been ruined, Business Staff program would help alleviate the load work. Ke was closing the headquarters In snort, due to our highly advanced, or has never gotten off the ground, as a on it and make it possible to reach down, for now everything was done but business manager vaughn a. rockhold competitive-technological society, we result of our competitive drives. The more women on campus the very last leaflet drops, the last are being transformed into human advertising manager John g. pollock list goes on and on. Pow realistic are your attitudes? canvassing and the election-day pressure cookers, and the heat is I'm saying that all these pressures "■Us managor mkhool |. val.ntm, You can't get a PAP test and Bowling activities themselves. constantly being turned higher. As yet. are present on this, and most other Green has an over-worked Family there is no built-in safety valve. campuses across the country and Editorial and Business Offkes 106 University Hall Planning Clinic, therefore the A STAFF WORKER intrudes on Joe. You may ask, what does all this have throughout the world. University should take no notice to the who is the state's campaign director, to do with the university. Well, there is Phono 373-2003 needs of the women enrolled here? The perpetuation of these pressures. to ask for expense money to get out to a direct correlation. in the form of our hand-me-down n- so ■*••« . p.wiifci Map iw» MOJO)«»"» I look forward to when all men • •• »._»-, O.— H, IM. South Dakota for election night with The aim of the university is to attitude, is one of the diseases of realize their sexual responsibilities. the Senator. prepare the student for his particular modern society which seems to be > •«■ WIIIIISI ,**** Ik. Contraception Is not just a woman's No CREEP American Express cards role in society, according to his heading towards the terminal .I'—iWU. -■OT*, m »w* m "» V*. w Ofc~ Or ■MM.*,** problem man, it's your baby too. here, as Joe opens a desk drawer, pulls ■*■» • •» »l ■«»•• *• '»' 'I" •< *• SO «... OBItt •••■• SO N.«t ..««• Ik. — interests. category A university is as good a a-.1 Ik. .n|n»|rf.i.>.„.Ilk.SOU...!<..«!«..< out a manila envelope stuffed with place as any to start making changes Ms WendeiynJ. Prabak money-mostly one-dollar bills. AND SURE ENOUGH, this that will, in the long run. be beneficial 40JE. Court St. Ninety of them are counted out, a "microcosm of the real world" is to all. >' Thundoy, Novambaf 9, 1973, Th« BO N*wt/Pof« 3 WCAA agrees to direct operation Airport expansion project 'takes off By Pa«l Lehmu lease that does not spell out commissioners then Moore said the proposed tion from the University." the improvements and en- the conditions stressed by believed existing air facili- runway addition would be in A 40-year lease is being courage industry to locate Through cooperation the trustees. ties were adequate and an east-west direction negotiated at a fee of $1 per there," he said. between the University and However, it includes a allowed Wood County's He said no air traffic year. The authority will He said negotiations witn the Wood County Airport clause permitting the Uni- funds to be used for airport would be routed over either lease the minimum area Industrial Properties are Authority (WCAA). the versity to terminate the construction in Fostoria. the city or the University if needed for the runway-a pending until a settlement University's airport could be lease if the conditions are An additional $50,000 is the runway is extended strip of land 460 feet wide by between the University and transformed into a public not met within five years still available, but this the length of the runway WCAA is completed. facility. money cannot be used to "IF THE authority can To extend the runway, the Mercer Road poses WCAA has agreed to take IN ADDITION to purchase land for the obtain the necessary money authority must also obtain another problem responsibility for operating operating a public airport. airport Instead it has been and additional land privately owned lands the airport and make capital WCAA proposes to update earmarked for construction clearances, we (the Univer- Currently, Industrial Pro- The road now cuts across improvements (including a the airport's facilities to of runways, lights or other sity! will cooperate by perties Inc has option on the the site of the proposed new runway capable of accomodate small executive facilities. letting use of University private property needed to runway Latest plans are to handling small jets) in and Lear jets. Reddin said private land." Edwards said. carry out the runway redirect Mercer Road exchange for the use of Uni- Work on the airport investments might also play Reddin said in exchange project around the east end of the versity property. improvement project began a role in financing the for the use of University Reddin said Industrial runway, parallel to 1-75. Last month the Board of in 1969 when the airport airport project. land, the agency would Properties is an agency thai The county commis- Trustees passed a resolution authority was formed. Richard Edwards, exe- "assume responsibility and promotes industrial growth sioners arc responsible for allowing University Presi- WCAA. established by cutive assistant to President take the problem of opera- "They buy land and put in redirecting Mercer Road dent Hollis A. Moore Jr. to county officials in conjunc- negotiate a lease with tion with a stale airport WCAA. program is eligible for The resolution stipulated public monies for airport that within the next five improvement and cooper- years, WCAA must obtain ation from other state as- newsnoTes additional land and assume sisted institutions-chiefly. consistently Democratic, had united responsibility of the airport, the University. Voter process behind one party. Viet supplies provide state funding for The authority is under the In 1968. Nixon carried five. constructing an extended COLUMBUS (API - Gov John J Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace SAIGON i APi - Both the United jurisdiction of the Federal States and North Vietnam intensified runway and cooperate with Gilligan said yesterday Ohio will not carried five and Hubert H Humphrey Aviation Agency (FAA). their crash supply buildups yesterday MMNfkM by Sam dram Wood County officials in Reddin said WCAA has in- again run the risk of being "the kept Texas in the Democratic relocating Mercer Road. laughing stock in the nation" when it column. in advance of a cease lire The first Carol Bogort, lenior ( AAS), and h*r frwnd vestigated possible airport team of American civilian techni- Dan Reddin III. WCAA comes to voting. The 11 states are Alabama, J«M, a white huilcy. pause on the leafy sites throughout the county. cians arrived at nearby Bien l!oa to vice chairman said the However, the FAA refused He referred to difficulties en- Arkansas. Florida, Georgia. control campus for a quick imile help the South Vietnamese air force authority is seeking Univer- to approve several sites be- countered Tuesday with voting Louisiana. Mississippi. North machines in Greene and Butler Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee. While the technicians began re- sity approval of a substitute cause they would interfere assembling scores of warplanes being with private farm air pat- counties and to the Cuyahoga County Texas and Virginia. problems in the May primaries. turned over to South Vietnam, U.S. terns. B52 bombers launched their heaviest The University airport Gilligan said electoral reforms are Lame-duck legislature being planned and will be ready for strikes of the war on both sides of the provides existing facilities demilitarized zone against what and room for expansion the state General Assembly by German treaty January. senior US military officials called a without interferring with air major North Vietnamese supply may meet this session rights. BONN, Germany .API - West and drive COLUMBUS. (API of the House in Tuesday's next Senate by 18-15 on the South swept East Germany initialed a goodwill House Speaker Charles F. election and had their basis of unofficial returns. REDDIN SAID that treaty yesterday to end their 23-year Dow Jones up Kurfess said yesterday strength reduced in the Kurfess did not elaborate monies for the improvement WASHINGTON (APt - President cold war and ease a major source of leaders of the current legis- Senate on those things the legis- project would be sparse. Nixon became the first Republican in tension in Europe NEW YORK (API - Prices swung lature plan to call the law- The new legislature, ap- lature might take up at a Several years ago. (under history Tuesday to sweep the 11 The historic event opened the way sharply higher in the stock market makers back into session parently to be made up of 58 late year session except to Gov. Rhodes' administra- Southern states that comprised the for normalized relations. United yesterday on the heels of President before the end of the year to Democrats and 41 Repub- say that one possibility is the tion!, state funds of $100,000 Confederacy Nations membership for both Ger- Nixon's overwhelming victory at the act on "possibly a half dozen licans in the House, will be House-passed criminal code were allocated to each The election also marked the first manys and at least partial easing of polls, but gave up some of their early matters." sworn in New Year's Day. revision bill pending in the county for airport time since 1944 that the 11 states, the the human suffering caused by their gains as the session wore on Trading Republicans lost control Republicans will rule the Senate Judiciary Com- improvements one-time "solid South" that voted border was verv active mittee. However, the county Kurfess did not say Black experience whether the legislature might want to take up the possibility of a pay raise for to boast creativity lawmakers and other public Democrats maintain majority officials. "Night of Creativity." a black experience open to the public, will be held Saturday night. Although that matter was WASHINGTON (AP) - A to 12 and could cut it to 11 the first time since 1948 mostly under 40 seats they picked up had A number of various cultural events will highlight the among subjects discussed firmly entrenched Demo- when the undecided The 74-year-old Mrs. The election winners belonged to conservative program, including poetry readings and performances by an last summer for possible cratic majority in Congress Massachusetts race is set- Smith's 24-year Senate included the first two blacks Southern Democrats who ensemble from the BGSU Gospel Choir, a modern dance action yet this year, the left President Nixon in tled career was ended by Wil- elected from the South in generally voted with the group and a percussion group. speaker pointed out that the divided command of the liam D. Hathaway, a 45- this century-Andrew Young Republicans anyway The evening will begin with a social gathering from 6-7 legislature has not yet government yesterday BESIDES A NEW lineup, year-old Democratic of Georgia and Barbara Democratic liberals p.m. to honor the black members of the homecoming court. received a report from a despite his overwhelming the 93rd Congress convening congressman. Jordan of Texas, both welcomed the switch, which The creativity program will begin at 7 p.m. A rock band Legislative and Judicial reelection triumph. next Jan. 3 will present Democrats. There will be 16 reduces the influence of the concert will follow. Compensation Review Com- With all but one House more than 100 new faces and SEN. J. CALEB BOGGS blacks in the House in Southern Democrats in the These events will be held in the Grand Ballroom. Union. mission it authorized in a race decided and with one an influx of youthful mem- (R-Del ) running for a third January. policy-setting party caucus. An informal get together will be held in the Amani Room bill passed earlier this year. independent elected, the bers that could have a term at 63. was toppled by a The number of women On opposite sides of the after the program Democrats held a 57-43 edge marked effect on the way 29-year-old county council- members increased from 12 continent. Rep. Paul N. Under the bill's pro- in the Senate and a 243-190 Congress operates in the man. Joseph R. Biden Jr., to 14. Besides Texas. Mary- McCloskey iR-Calif.l. a THE PROGRAM was initiated by Omega Psi Phi frat- visions, the commission edge in the House, future. who won't reach the legal land. California and New persistent critic of Nixon's ernity and will be held in conjunction with the Black Student could make recom- stretching their unbroken Women increased their age for senators of 30 for York elected new women Vietnam war policy, won a UnionlBSU). mendations on salary ad- hold on Capitol Hill to 20 overall membership by two. two weeks. members but the defeat of tough re-election fight. John J. Riley (Chip) Wilson, senior (B A I. and activities justments or increases but it years and the black total rose by But the trend was more Louise Day Hicks (D-Mass. I Kerry, leader of a Vietnam coordinator for Omega Psi Phi, said culture nights will be would be up to the The results in the Senate three noticeable in the House. and retirements kept the net veterans movement against scheduled throughout the year, hopefully twice a quarter. legislature to take final boosted the Democrats' But the defeat of Sen Five elderly chairmen and a gain to two. the war. who had hoped to He said a Miss Black BGSU pageant is being planned for action House members and majority by two over the Margaret Chase Smith (R- dozen other members high DILUTING THE IMPACT launch a political career, winter quarter The queen would preside over Black Culture senators now earn $12,750 a present Congress. In the Maine) left the Senate with- on the seniority list retired of the Republican House was defeated in Massachu- Week activities sponsored by BSU. year. House, they held their losses out a woman member for and their replacements are gains was the fact that five setts. 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Diamond called the vote Olympics, thus sending the once sought-after "a clear signal to public officials in New COLUMBUS (API-Presi- was an astonishing 2,572.121 machine failures and game* elsewhere York and across the country that environ- dent Nixon sprinted to an to 1,159.722 with 99 per cent delivered the vote count on California overruled its supreme court on mental quality is a high priority with the 800,000-vote victory over of the vote recorded. time. capital punishment and rejected a grow- American voter even when his pocketbook is Sen. George McGovern in Nixon's steamroller left jrour-own treatment of marijuana as voters at stake." Ohio Tuesday, but Demo- bitterness behind. 'I never OHIO VOTERS gave around the nation spoke Tuesday on a host of crats cut down Republican felt we were going to lose incumbents on their state constitutional amendments, referenda VOTERS IN FLORIDA okayed two bond rejoicing by important gains this badly," said McGovern Supreme Court a rough ride. and the like. issues to spend $240 million to buy environ- on a state level. Manager Dick Sklar. "1 still They brought back a one- After years of effort to attract the games, mentally endangered land and sites for Nixon piled up a massive thought we had a slim shot time justice and elected two doubts began to grow in Colorado about the outdoor recreation. 60 per cent of the popular at it in Ohio. newcomers - turning down impact of the Olympics on the state treasury Ballot propositions in Oregon, California vote, but Democrats gained "I've certainly never sup- all three incumbents who and the countryside. and Michigan reflecting the rising uneasiness control of the Ohio House, ported what Richard Nixon made the race. The ballot proposition voters heavily about property tax for support of education neared control of the Ohio stood for and I never will." Paul Brown, a high justice Scored cuts off state money for the games were defeated solidly. Senate and added one Ohio Charles D Ross, who between 1964-1969, and a ;the already spent 11.9 million mark. The California's proposition would have cut Supreme Court justice. quarterbacked the Nixon one-time Attorney General, ciflbff brings a halt to federal money, property taxes statewide by an estimated With 99 per cent of the drive in Ohio, said, "It swamped Lloyd Brown, an affectively sending the games elsewhere $3.2 billion a year. Increased taxes on sales, vote reported, the unofficial shows that Ohioans support appointee of Gov. John J. ■!;Lake Placid, NY., site of the first winter corporation, cigarettes and liquor would tally showed: Nixon the President's programs." Gilligan. 1.936,640 to 995.563 pica hosted by the United States 40 have taken up $1.8 billion of the slack, but the 2.469,285; McGovern The heated income tax William Brown defeated ago. stepped in line as an alternate legislature would have been left to make up 1.707,519 and John Schmitz, repeal campaign gave the Louis J. Schneider Jr.. an the rest elsewhere. It lost by a 2-1 margin. American Independent GOP a new problem. The eight-year veteran of the Party, 80,409. repeal effort was spear- high bench. 1.609.963 to CALIFORNIA VOTED two-to-one against In Oregon, nearly all vocal interests Nixon's winning total fell headed by 14 dissident 1.317.617. legalising possession and private use but not opposed a proposition to ban the property tax just short of the 2,498.331 Republican legislators, who Frank D. Celebrezze. a the sale of marijuana. that supplies 75 per cent of public education's votes polled in 1964 by vowed to keep their organi- Cuyahoga County Common The California Supreme Court voted six to financial support. The voters agreed by a 3-2 Lyndon B. Johnson. zation intact, heralding a Pleas Judge, rode a raft of one to outlaw the death penalty, but voters margin. reported attempt to seize hometown votes to a decided to reinstate it The U.S. Supreme In Michigan, one proposition would have THE HUGE VOTER control of party machinery. 1.549.488 to 1.472,873 seesaw Court has outlawed the penalty as it has been banned all locally collected property taxes "••i WsMfRatf* turnout just topped the 1960 NIXON'S TRIUMPH-his victory over incumbent generally applied. for schools with an order to the legislature to record of 4.16 million, third in Ohio-left McGovern Robert E Leach In other issues, Maryland voters turned come up with an alternate means of This man from Satellite Beach, Hondo spurred by intense interest with just two of 88 Ohio The totals represented 99 down a plan for tuition grants to parents of financing public education. A related pro- allowed tho birds and himseH to bo in a fight over the state's 10- counties in his column- per cent of the popular vote. position would have authorized a boost in the month-old income tax. Ohio's ballot-casters nonpublic school students, while California photographed but refused to give his name. Athens in which Ohio Uni- voters decided to ban busing for school state tax. Both lost. Voters turned down repeal carried rejection into the He said he fears some people may find him versity is located and desegration. Propositions in Michigan and North of the tax. which brings in proposition to call a consti- and shoot hit feathered friends. Toledo. Barry Goldwater New York's $1.15 billion bond issue for Dakota to lift tough bans on abortion in favor about a quarter of the state carried four counties in the tutional convention, cleaner air and water rolled up 2-1 favorable of termination within the first 20 weeks of government's tax income. 1964 Johnson landslide standard ballot fare by law margins. pregnancy lost by heavy margins. The margin against repeal Despite more than two every 20 years. dozen trips into Ohio and WITH N per cent of the concentration on the indus- polling placed reported, the trial labor vote, the unofficial tally showed: For McGovern-Shriver ticket the convention 1,284.675. McGovern loss fosters lost seven of Ohio's eight against the convention largest cities. Cleveland. 2,149,158. .ED'S Youngstown, and Akron Final word on the legis- went Nixon for the first lature may not be known time. until the election boards party power struggle The state's election send in their tallies to Secre- IS NOW machinery, which fell apart . tary of Slate Ted W Brown. in Cleveland in the May 2 Best indications seemed WASHINGTON (AP) - vive. The deck is stacked in for her own survival by culti- machinery of control-is not primary, sputtered a bit in to show a Democratic edge With George McGovern their favor despite the enor- vating the national commit- likely to reward those it Butler and Greene counties of 55-44 or 57-42 in the House, buried beneath an election mity of McGovern's defeat. tee members who will blames for the worst defeat in the southwest part of the and a scant GOP margin of landslide engineered in part But a move toward party decide whether she stays or in the party's history. state, but survived some one seat in the Senate. 17-16. by fellow Democrats, a realignment was assured. goes. brutal and costly fight for Such Old Guard stalwarts as OPEN! control of the party is inevi- Alexander Barkan. chief The committee has been table. political operative for the enlarged to give extra The struggle pits Old AFL-CIO, and Sen Henry weight to the larger and Guard Democrats against M. Jackson of Washington, more liberal states, so a the McGovern allies who who has complained of a conservative reaction seems rode to power, along with party takeover by "left-wing unlikely. McGovern, on the vehicle of fringe elements,'' have been Selection of the last 25 party reform. lobbying for it. committee members The reforms became a The first fight is set for remains to be done. sore point with labor one month from today when leaders. Southern office- the Democratic National The choice was holders and old-line party Committee meets in deliberately put off until regulars who found it more Washington. The first target after the election to give dis- difficult to control the selec- will be party Chairman Jean affected Democrats a tion of national convention Westwood. who was hand- chance to move the commit- delegates. picked for the job by tee back their way in the McGovern. event of presidential defeat. BUT THE REFORMS. Barkan, Jackson and a Banking on those 25 com- called the McGovern guide- bevy of hopefuls for her job mittee seats, a coalition of lines because he launched have vowed a fight, but labor leaders and party the special commission that Westwood. first woman ever regulars resentful of drafted them, are only part to head a major party, is McGovern's new faces of the power struggle that just as determined to stay. hopes to restore something began last spring. of the old order. And no matter which fac- WESTWOOD FORESAW tion ends up on top. the the onrushing McGovern de- Despite the stunning proportions of McGovern's reforms are likely to sur- feat and has been preparing Ron Kiier, sophomore (Ed.), Susan Chapman, junior (Ed.), crash, there is nothing to OPEN DAILY FROM 11:00 indicate that all his and Teresa Beckers, junior (AM) rehearse for "Something I'll followers would automati- One ActS Toll You Tuesday," a one-act play directed by graduate stu- ICE CREAM CONES cally surrender. dent Jim Oakley. The play is one of throe One Acts to bo pre- The reform element of the sented this Fri. and Sat. at the Joe E. Brown Theatre. SHAKES party-which still holds the SUNDAES Search group planned 10 12" 14" A search committee for a The gynecologist's salary the regular medical staff vost Dr. Michael R. Ferrari University gynecologist will would be financed through couldn't treat. II Tomato " & and Dr. Eakin. 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Navwnbar 9.1*72, Th# BO Nm/fws Goal: helping each other Tutorial teams triumph By Kay Woods Although she tries to give sufficient but we need it two where and its easier to jump her students as much or three days a week The into a one-to-one situation Every Wednesday IS individualized instruction as assignments 1 give are put than into a classroom." said University students travel possible, she said it was off a whole week and its Marv Jo Gentile, senior from campus to Bowling impossible for her to give easy to forget what's going i Ed. I Green Junior High School each student more than a on." English 412 classes will and make the transition few minutes. "1 think it's a lot better continue to work with from student to teacher •'It works both ways. It because they i University Duckro's classes throughout The students, who are allows the college students students I can talk to you I his year. enrolled in Dr Bea Morton's to develop a relationship individually and get to know Duckro said she hoped the English 412 class, tutor with a junior high student your problems." said Paul program could be more eighth grade students in and get some practical Overman, eighth grader extensive next quarter, per- composition experience working with Gail Stainbrook. junior haps allowing her students Each University student junior high students.'' she i Ed i. said, it's good two days to work on their spends 25 minutes of said experience for me I've compositions individualized instruction The eighth graders are never had any experience I wish we could carry it with his or her "own'' given about 45 minutes to before and I think it's good into other classes Because student write a composition before to start on a one-to-one of the cxtr;i instruction, this Dr Morton said the pur- the University students basis " class is ahead of others in pose of the project is to give arrive. The University composition skills." Duckro prospective teachers the students then pair up with an "I REALLY ENJOY added opportunity to work on a eighth grader and go over coming here You can learn In addition to working tutorial basis with junior the composition together a lot of techniques but that with the junior high students high students and to realize Up until last week Duckro doesn't mean you know how on a tutorial basis, each English 412 itud«nt» or* tutoring junior high studantt to gain proctkol ' that the most effective was giving the students the to use them." said Kathy University student will team Student • xparwnca in indrvidualii»d instruction Tho projxt ii proving bonofkial to both ''" teaching is done on a one-to- assignments, but now each Coy. senior iEd.1 teach composition class with th« junior high »lud«nt» and tho protpoctiv* teach*ri •' - one basis University student makes an Eighth grader Tim Uwin another student later this tutoring Becky Duckro. head of the individual assignment said his student helped him quarter junior high English depart- Eighth grader John I'ass with punctuation and helped TT ment, teaches the eighth said. 1 really like it It's him use the right words in graders receiving the more personal A teacher order to make sense in his tutorial help can only spend a few writing. I'e said he liked minutes with you at the writing compositions and ho "MY STUDENTS FEEL most, but this way I can thought it was good expen President's victory 'personal' that it has been very check my whole com- ence working with the effective in helping them to position." University students By lion Mcl.eod New American Majority" majority Republican party. away with the presidential states which traditionally improve composition skills Joan Mahoney. senior "I really feel strongly thai AP Political Writer in Tuesday's election, but it The one exception is the ballot, the Republican party belong to the Democrats, because they get iEd.1 said. "I think the idea any experience will help I was more one man's per- South, where the Nixon tide suffered a net loss of two but the labor voters individualized attention.'' is good, but we don't spend had no idea where to begin W iSKINGTOIS (API - sonal victory over another appears to have completed a Senate seats and a net of one generally stuck with Demo-, Duckro said enough time A half hour is But vou have to start some President Nixon got his man than the birth of a GOP trend that had been governorship, an area where crats in other races. %{, evolving for two decades Democrats already had a Democratic presidential But even there the changes lopsided edge nominee George McGoverjfj were more of label than In the House, the GOP was couldn't carry his homjf ideology. adding about a dozen seats, slate, but South Dakotjj At the presidential level. against the IS to 20 they had Democrats won thlf Democrats win Ohio House; Nixon made a shambles of been expected to get in a governorship, one of the tv" the traditional Democratic Nixon landslide and com- house seats and the Senaf coalition of ethnic, labor and pared to the 37 the Demo- spot held by Republican t'ajl regional votes which Frank- crats gained in the Lyndon Mundt for 24 years. lin Roosevelt forged out of B. Johnson landslide of 1964 The same pattern follow three short in state Senate the Great Depression. Five of the GOP House down to the level of stafl gains were in the South, and legislatures and loci COLUMBUS (API - upper chamber as a road- said He said the legislative Marion In the Senate race college professor. THERE IS NOTHING in in four of them conservative offices In Pennsylvania Republicans apparently got block for administration victory resulted in part from was by 17 votes Hui even if Democrats lost Nixon's victory, however, to Republicans replaced Nixon won the state ba back a seat they thought proposals reforms made in the THE REAL squeaker" in the three close ones in a indicate he has wrought conservative Democrats, Democrats won the onf they had lost in the Ohio Democratic party in Ohio, the House Involved the new recount, they still would these elements into a na- meaning little real change in other statewide races on I Senate yesterday but it "WE HAVE BEEN and called the defeat of the Wind District where Kepubli have a 55-44 edge in the tional constituency for his actual voting strength in ballot failed to dampen spirits of reasonably successful in income tax repeal proposal can Oakle) Collins ol Iron- House and the right to elect party. His success was Congress In the fifth a lib- The only places NixonJ Democrats who nailed down getting programs through evidence that "the people of ton was listed .1 winner in a speaker and other remarkable for its inability eral Republican ousted a coattails were worth mu the House for the first time the Senate on the short end Ohio understand tax earl) unofficial returns by majority leaders for the to rub off on the rest of the conservative Democrat to other party candidate in a dozen years. of a 20-13 count." he told reform." seven votes over Demo- lirst time since 1961. GOP were in the South and neigtj The revised tabulation newsmen I He said he planned to cratic challenger John E Current House Demo- While Nixon was running NIXON TOOK LABOR boring areas! . '■ that restored veteran Sen Gilligan held an informal make no requests of the Hallidayof Callipolis cratic Leader A. G Robin T Turner of Marion news conference in his current Republic an- In the 40th House district, Lancione iI)-99 Bellairel to a seat in the new 26th office, without television controlled legislature which incumbent Rep Claude M confirmed yesterday he will TONITE! district gave the GOP an cameras, to discuss the technically still is in session Kiocca S Wingard of Stow seek the speaker's post-and unofficial edge of 18-15 in the Democratic House victory and may return for a lame Another close one that he said he would push for Senate It had been set at 17- and other election matters. duck session later this seemed headed for a recount quick passage of a code of UAO PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT 16 in the original tally. Gilligan obviously savored month. "It's still their legis- was in the 42nd district ethics bill for state legis- Democrats won the House the Democratic victory lature." he said where incumbent COP Rep lators and other public 7-10 p.m 50c pet person 58-41 on the basis of along with the decisive At least two and possibly Robert A Manning an Akron officials unofficial returns defeat of a controversial three races for the House Democratic Gov. 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But what was designed to publicized defections of McGovern had presented puzzled as to why the Water- emphasis on positions speci- ■ ;ltie issue, called McGovern you have any skeletons be a six-week Democratic Democrats for Nixon. a detailed defense-spending gate sabotage charges didn't fically designed to appeal to '■'.'■the handout candidate.' rattling around in your Long afterwards. headslart on the campaign notably that of John B. blueprint, a document that take hold He called Nixon's the left side of the party, to and accused him of playing closet"" McGovern said he believed became, instead, a time of Connally. Nixon's former had the virtue of telling the the most corrupt, wasteful come from behind and win ;.''the politicso( deception " Kagleton said no. and "the Kagleton thing'' was at disarray. Amid the Kagleton secretary of the Treasury voters precisely what he and reckless administration It worked: he captured 10 of •.'■;'■ Nixon's Republicans were hours later, on July 13. he the root of what had then be- case and its aftermath, the proposed to do. in American history. 23 presidential primaries : 'carefully taking notes was duly nominated to run come his credibility "Good riddance,'' said flow of campaign donations- Early in the campaign. :J::On Aug 29. in a Wall for vice president with problem "I've tried to ex- McGovern. "We didn't kick rever enough-diminished to But it had the political What it got him, in his own McGovern said he had to IjStreet speech. McGovern McGovern plain to people that a poli- Connally out. he left." trickle The polls showed drawback of permitting the campaign television appear- reach out. broaden his ■ dnip|x'd the income-grant Then, on July 25. the tical leader who won't McGovern losing ground to But there was evidence Republicans to assert that it ances, with voters tele- constituency without com- • ;plan in favor of a federally runningmales appeared change his mind is really a Nixon that a good many other would cost jobs, and to phoning their questions, was ^financed welfare system to together in Custer. S D.. menace rather than a promising his principles Democrats were leaving, churn out figures about the suggestion that he was "I can't win with the 30 •! provide about $4,000 a year ICagleton to announce that leader There were organizational too. concerned. Connally where, and how many. mud-slinging, that he per cent of the people who ■/.\o a needy family of four he had three times been hos- "But I think that was the problems. said, about McGovem's pro- McGovern remained a changed his mind ;■; Again and again, he said it pitalized for nervous exhaus- reason." he said. Starting from nowhere in gave me the nomination." posed defense posture: the . candidate in search of a repeatedly he said ;-|vould give nothing to any- tion and fatigue, and twice McGovern acknowledged, his drive for the nomination. nominee advocated cuts of theme that would grab the In the primaries. Ibody able to work had undergone electric too. that he was hurt by the McGovern had of necessity He was right '.' : But the old proposal, and shock treatments bitterness of the primaries, put together his own organ- ■ r- ■. ! *— 5— rs- 1! Ii u >lhe impression it left, never I am 1.000 per cent for particularly the Humphrey ization in the primaries, 1' Estopped haunting his cam- Tom Kagleton and I have no attacks in California usually running head on into DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE r ■' paign intention of dropping him With Kagleton off the the opposition of the party Copf ".' dfii 1 lrju.ro ( nrr 1 ' •A The Kagleton case really from the ticket.'' McGovern ticket, McGovern embarked establishment. ACROSS 52 Sloping roadway. began with a question, put. said on what could only be That, too, left its scars, 1 Kennedy 54 Course lor an ia ■ ;!by the Missouri senators But six days later, he did damaging, semi-public notably in Chicago, whose brainrhild. English major. II Toplofty one. 56 Part of an ounre. :i ■rs 1 quest for a replacement u Mayor Richard J Daley was IS i Tin m »7 Outgoing one-. 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NIGHTS THE WIZARD OF ID by Brant parkar and Johnny hart SHARIF BELMOND0 the Ultimate Thnllei / WE AKB HAViH^r * OHe DYAN CANNON I Hl/NPr?EP CbL-l-AK-A-rXATV THE \ PlNrJESK Ffcfl THE Kit&S rut V CVvVFMl^N 6Xpe^tS65 ANDERSON Judith Crist is saying about the new film by tht producer and director of "JQ€" TAPES -WONDERFULLY LUNATIC! WILD AND mmpBNAmiirx* Fpo] Starring Sean Connery WITTY! A aeriea of brash lituationi, all of them crazily relevant. AM funny and at piercing a bit of Bocial Matire at their crazy texed-up movie day* Plus The Academy Awaid Winning Caitoon "Ciunch Bud efam require! An irreverent and perceptive bit about sex education. IIOIIIK mar.Nn* VMI M...... HBQBHB ~ FOUR YEARS LATER when Nixon and Hubert H. Humphrey were battling neck and neck for the White House, 2nd ANNUAL the outcome wasn't projected quite as briskly The projec- tions were held up for hours by the closeness of the vote. In that year. ABC called it first, but only on the day after the polls closed It projected Nixon the winner at 8:20 a m.. COLLEGE NIGHT " followed by NBC at 10 32 a m and CBS at 10 45 am On Tuesday night. NBC's projection declared Nixon the winner with less than eight per cent ol the national vote recorded CBS called it at the 12 per cent margin, while ABC You're Invited waited until at least 22 per cent of the vote was in NBC led the projection race from the start, putting Kentucky in the Nixon camp at 6 31 p.m CBS' first projec- tion put Kentucky. Tennessee and Indiana in the Nixon col- 7:00-10:00 P.M. - TONIGHT - THURSDAY, NOV. 9 umn at 6 38 p m ABC's first projection-Indiana and Kentucky for Nixon-came at 7 02 p.m About an hour later. ABC's Howard K Smith cautioned viewers that the popular vote still wasn't sufficient to be decisive ABOUT It minutes after projecting Nixon the winner. CBS' Walter Cronkite warned that "polls are open in 10 CHARGE ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE states yet. will be for some time and that there still are Senate and gubernatorial races that would count out there TO ALL BGSU STUDENTS He also said there were thousands more legislative and local races still in doubt "So it is important to get out and vote, regardless of the fact that we are able to share with you the kind of knowledge APPLY & CHARGE TONIGHT that in the past only a few old pros were able to have.'' he said CBS. which was handicapped by a strike of 1.200 cameramen, technicians and broadcast engineers, appeared to have no difficulty in Us election night broadcast It canceled some 20 "remote'' broadcasts it had planned, but managed to persuade McGovern officials to let two CBS ### correspondents do remote broadcasts from McGovern't Sioux Falls S D headquarters DOORBUSTEFtS Future viewed ASST YOUNG Junior Bonanza KNITWEAR Entire regular stock of TONIGHT ONLY Our entire MENSJEANS Asst Misses knit handbags PALAZZO PANTS 76: Shriver? 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Two in the half on a breakaway were credited to the Rocket in the eight year history of minutes into the second half. after taking the ball from goalie. Gary I'almisano also On a muddy, rain- soccer at BG. Warren l.'eede put the Heede had 12 saves for the Falcons. rfcenched field in Toledo Toledo scored first in the Falcons out front to stay "This has been a very Tuesday, the Bowling Green contest, picking up a point after trapping a pass from ALTHOUGH his team won pleasant season." Cochrane •occer team ended its most early in the first half on a Chris Bartels and drilling easily. Falcon coach Mickey said. "We've played consis- successful regular season long, looping shot from 30 the ball by the Toledo goalie. Cochrane thought it could tently well now for nine ball- games. Our players have e>tr with a 3-1 win over the yards out Heede now owns the all- have done better under certainly done a heck of a Rockets THEN WITH 10 minutes time school record for most better conditions. job. remaining in the half. Bart career goals with 19 The old "Our defense got caught a ";"It was the seventh victory "Our final statistics mark was set by Jim couple of times in the mud," ul the season for the I'ayden tied the score for haven't been totaled up yet, the Falcons Ve took a pass Brewer in 1969 said Cochrane "Toledo silicons, tying the 1969 but I'm certain that we've ! school record (or most wins from Dave Dyminski on the Rich Cotton ended the could have burned us a num- ber of times." broken a flock of records." "The defense was too THE FALCONS are ready loose in the midfield area, if they get a bid to partici- but our deep defense did an pate in the NCAA post-sea- Cagers need floor leader excellent job." he added. son soccer tournament. The mud also affected the Last week the University Falcons offensively. "It Athletic Committee really took olf from our approved appropriations for practice from 3 30-6 pin By Jack O'Breu low post attack that can be game," Cochrane said BG's participation if the Monday through Friday, Aiilstaat Sport> Editor generally classified as basic "There could have been a lot Falcons receive one of the scrimmage on Saturday power basketball more scoring, but the ball four bids offered the "We try to get the ball mornings for two hours and Where will our floor would just hit the mud and Midwest section of the leadership come from this inside to make use of our practice again for two hours stop, never even reaching NCAA. mobility and outside if Sunday evening. Norm Dykes, the Falcon soccer team's left inside, has to do season? the goalie If the Falcons are invited necessary to make use of That's the big question in to the tournament, they some fancy flying to avoid making a Deniton player the "WE'RE COMING along the minds of the Bowling our quickness at guard." THE STATISTICS proved must play their first game Look out recipient of his kick in action earlier this year. Yesterday the Haley said much slower than we antici- Green basketball coaching his point The Falcons took before Nov. 28 Falcon booters beat Toledo, 3-1. staff with three weeks of pated." he said. "We have to practice remaining before "WE'VE GOT a lot of make use of all the time we the first game against rough edges offensively have " Kenny White says MacMurray Dec. 2. yet." It's just a point of The BG coach said the two "Injuries forced us to putting it all together." individuals that have been change our lineups at Haley said the Falcons are most consistent since the practice." said coach Pat making a lot of stupid mis- beginning of practice arc Haley. "No one has taken takes in practices and sophomore center Skip the bull by the horns scrimmages Howard and sophomore Meczka's blocks aid backs "It looks like we'll have to "These are areas which guard Dick Selgo go with sophomore leader we have to iron out." he ■hip, which is always a said Things like being out Injuries have been a pro- ByKaMyHMse been the target of the few The basic BG offensive said. "The coaches want me ALTHOUGH HE has been question mark " of position which experience blem throughout the 17 AjaJaJM leans Edfeer BG aeriels this year, but his philosophy is three yards to block, and I have to be called a third tackle by some The second-year Falcon will help practice sessions held to added blocking power can be and a cloud of dust. Very able to block because of the people. Meczka has kept an coach said a team must find "We're striving for quick- date If Alfred Hitchcock ever cited as one of the spring- seldom will one see the type of plays we run.'' excellent attitude and has good leadership when the ness to the point that the This week's casualty list attempted to produce one of boards in the resurgence of Falcons putting the pigskin played some good football in backbone of the team is players have confidence in includes freshman forward his chilling movies on a the BG runners. in the air unless the MECZKA has conditioned the recent weeks underclassmen their ability to stop the other John Arnold, sophomore character that disappears A lot of the yards the situation really calls for it. himself to go on the field The tight-end is one of the man " guard Ron Weber and sopho into some distant twilight, running backs have been Therefore, the receivers every Saturday just to knock more skillful spots in foot- HALEY SAID his biggest The former University of more guard Jeff Greg Meczka would get the garnering have come from cherish any time they can players out of the way of the ball because 85 per cent of it concern at the moment is Dayton assistant coach said Montgomery leading role hands down. traveling around the end get their hands on a pass. sweeping BG ball carriers is blocking and the rest is the team's lack of con- the team definitely is ag- Arnold paid an overnight The new galaxy that the that Meczka handles. As lor the tight-end. the If he manages to get a being an adequate receiver sistency. gressive In fact, the players visit to the University clinic Falcons' junior tight-end has only pass he may feel is the pass, he tries to make every when the time calls for it. "We've got to get to the have been aggressive to as a result of injuries sus- been exploring most of the IT DIDN'T take the 8S", one he gets in warm-ups. yard count Meczka has all of the tools point that we do things auto- such an extent that it hurts tained in a collision during ' season is that of acting like a 225-pound giant long to Not having the glory of "I'd like to get my hands to be one of the great tight matically- both offensively their performance, he said practice Sunday night. He third tackle on an already realize that most of his catching a bomb and on the ball more." he ends in BG history and defensively," he said "I'd rather have it the way has a black and blue right outstanding offensive line. talents would be confined to rumbling for a TD has not sighed "But let's face it. I'd Although he isn't setting The team's strong point is it is now than not at all." he eye which is virtually Meczka hasn't usually rugged line play this year. dimmed Meczka's com- rather see my block the Falcon reception totals quickness at four of five said "It's easier to tone swollen shut petitive spirit. He has springing a runner for six on fire, he is making a positions, Haley said. down a team than it is to get Weber has a bad ankle and caught six passes for 77 points, instead of worrying valuable contribution to the This will enable us to try it to be more aggressive." Montgomery's movement is yards. if I'm going to get the ball." team with his superior a variety of things Haley said the seven-day- being hampered because of "We (BG) are a team Being a modest player. blocking abilities. defensively," he said. per-week practice session a groin pull Monday was the Water polo which is run-orientated," Meczka is never easy to The BG offense is new to that he instituted last week first time he practiced in a the shaggy haired receiver satisfy. The biggest critic he Bowling Green's water competition of the season everyone this year It is a is a necessity The Falcons week has about the job he does on polo team upped its record against Ohio State (7-1). the gridiron is himself. to 3-0 last weekend by OSU is second in the Big Ten "After every game. I'm downing previously Conference behind the never pleased with my per- unbeaten Wayne State University of Michigan, formance because there is University. 21-17. and which is ranked third in the always room for improve- Eastern Michigan. 15-9 nation. ment." he said Saturday at 7:30 p.m and "I have a lot more con- In both games BG broke to Sunday at noon. BG hosts fidence in myself in getting a quick lead and held on to the Ohio Water Polo Club, the job done. I just go out win Ohio high school state there and give my best champions from Midpark Tom Wolff led the way in effort and wait for the high school in Cleveland. results." the Wayne State triumph They're undefeated in 28 with six goals. Joe dual contests and finished Klebowski and Dave Ryland second in a national had five apiece, Jim invitational tournament in ia:«* FOR ALL Williams three, and Rick North Carolina. Carveth and Stu Shoenfelt Admission to all three What: Reading Diagnosis and each had a goal games this weekend is free OraaMacika Mini Speed Reading Lesson Klebowski tallied five times and Wolff added four Club hockey Where: Rm. 115, Education Bldg. more in the Eastern Center Greg Hatch scored Michigan victory Shoenfelt. When: Nov. 10 and 14, 3:00-4:00 p. Williams. Ryland. Mike a hat trick and had four points to lead the Bowling Scheiwald. Bob Rybak and A Service of the BGSU Reading Center Rick Carveth each contri- Green club hockey team to a buted a goal convincing 11-1 victory over St. Clair Community College THE TEAM'S success to Saturday at the Ice Arena. Don't Miss date has been due to good Despite a sluggish first ft depth and outstanding goal period. BG got three goals tending by Roy Wright, said The Falcons broke out to an Dads Day player-coach Jim Williams 8-0 lead after two periods This weekend the water and added three more in the third &kfa aw/ C ''f/T*f/fpl m KeaV' polo squad will wrap-up its This1 1119 uQl.Sat 1I.JU *1fl lift Mike Hartley, top hockey Korer a year ago, rushes tho Notre season with three games at Mark Scullion had a goal Rush Dame goalie in last Fridays' 9-5 BG win at the Ice Arena. the Natatorium and three points while six Bartley had two goali in the victory. Friday at 7.30 p.m the other clubbers had one goal both of stoning silver or apiece. 14K yellow gold with beau- Falcons vs. Dayton ' Falcons face their toughest tiful engraved initials. The Mike Fitzpatrick. Steve earrings are most attractive Perry Field L ^1 Darr, Tommy F.sper. Mike for pierced ears and the pin, Lorey. Rick Knowles. John v4 Inch in diameter, is both aS%1: - Jfc■ ^- 1 Jl Intramural, women's sports notes Basalyga and Tim Knisely dainty and elegant. Wear Dads Day Tickets them as a set or separately. all dented the nets in the on- Now on Sale at Phi Kappa Psi won the RANDY COTTRELL and BG were left fullback Cindy slaught Bowling Green State Uni- Memorial Hall 1972 intramural tennis title Bob Trautman of Rodgers Hubbard and right inner versity Women's Invita- Carl Link and Jim this week with a 10-7 victory Quadrangle are the winners Cindy Williman tional Relays held at the McClure shared goaltending over Sigma Phi Epsilon in of the Independent tennis Hubbard was selected to Natatorium. duties Students SI 00 the playoff final crown by defeating Bill the first squad. "Buckeye BG won with 104 total BG opens its Midwestern Vis. Students - S3 00 Both teams had won their Manson and Bernie Seller. team" for the second year in points. Following the Collegiate Hockey Associa- Parents - $5.00 Its N. lEWlXJ(Y)TOaj» respective league titles. Jeff H> 6 in the finals a row. Williman will be Falcons were Ohio State tion season Saturday at 10:15 MAIN ' ■•"*■ ■•••- •"'• Pleska and Dave Hughes Coltrell and Trautman playing for the "Buckeye II with 80 points. Miami 34 and p.m. at the Ice Arena Pa. UMI were the winning team will face a team of Phi team" at a sectional meet Ohio University 26. against Henry Ford Com- Be Than! ' members for Phi Kappa Psi. Kappa Psis for the all-cam- Nov 11. munity College. at ■* at?' The Anderson Interna- pus title The women's A and B tionals and the Rodgers' volleyball teams both won Booters moved into the resi- Last Saturday at Ohio two matches last Saturday Musical dence hall soccer finals with State University, the with victories over Toledo U.A.O. - Dad's Day Pub wins this week. women's field hockey team and Findlay in a tri-meet. was unsuccessful with two The A team record "LOVE" Bring your pop to the pub after the game The Internationals losses in the Buckeye Asso- climbed to 4-3, and the B defeated the Conklin Con- ciation Tournament. squad upped its mark to 6-1 Saturday Nov 11th 8:00 p.m Cardinal Room - 4:30-8:30 - Nov. 11 dors. 10-0, while the Booters Next meet is this Saturday beat the Pody Bodies. 3-1. THE BG women stickers at Kent with the Flashes and Dogwood Suite Union The winner of the Inlerna- dropped contests to Wooster Slippery Rock. Enjoy Beer, Pizza, Popcorn. "Free" Peanuts!! tkmals-Booters playoff will and Ohio State, both by a 1-0 THE WOMEN'S swim face the Alkies for the score. team came in first last presented In Ninthm'sli'in Ohm IMI'ACI l.Mlil You and Your Dad will love it!!! Independent crown. Individual standouts for Saturday in the first annual r (: