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But it will involve the United Slates resolution hoping to expedite its in a preliminary vole, indicated Mansfield said if the Senate makes any directly in the Middle East for the first delivery to the While House by overwhelming support yesterday to changes it would delay final time. keeping u Identical 10 that passed authorize sending 200 American congressional action until after the "By placing the Amencan Hag in Wednesday night bv the House .'41 to civilians to monitor the House returns Ocl 20. the middle of the conflict the chances Israeli-Egyptian peace accord in the Mansfield (D-Mont.) said the of our involvement in the next round Mansfield said the plea foi speedy Sinai. technician resolution, requested by the of fighting, should it occur, will be action, a pielude to formal signing of By an 85 to 9 vole, the Senate Ford administration as part of a new greatly increased, as will the dangci of the Sinai disengagement agreement by refused to return the resolution Israeli-Egyptian peace accord, will ■ confrontation with the Soviet Israel, was one of scveul "ominous adopted by the Mouse Wednesday to trigger fai-reaching U.S. commitments Union." Mansfield said in a Senate parallels" to congressional action in the Senate Foreign Relations of undetermined extent. speech. I')(v4 on the Gulf of Tonkin Committee. The Senate has scheduled a final resolution, which led to Amencan Sen. James Abourezk (D-S D.) had THE SENATE majority leader said vote for today, with sponsors of the military Involvement in Vietnam. urged thai the measure be sidetracked on grounds thai it and related agreements by the United Slates with Israel and bgypt should be Encephalitis fight continues resubmilted as treaties subject to Senate ratification by a two-tlmds vole. ABOUREZK was supported by Mosquitoes under control Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield, who also warned thai stationing By Beckie King California encephalitis (CE) and St foui quadrants and sprayed from Americans al surveillance stations in Staff Reporter 1 ouis encephalitis Ohio leads the mid-May until the beginning of this the Middle East involves risks that aic country in the numbei of CE cases, he month A majot problem area, too high and costs thai arc too great. The current St. Louis encephalitis noted. Mitchell said, is the Wood County The Senate also approved a scare has prompted major cities and The Culex pipiens. or common Fairgrounds, which lay outside the House-approved amendment small communities alike to turn to northern house mosquito. is the City limits bin aie still sprayed by the specifying thai the resolution gives the some form of mosquito control as an Carrie! of St Louis encephalitis, but city President no more authority to use answer, but Bowling Green has had a not all mosquiloes of that type can armed forces ui hostilities than lie mosquito control program since 1969, transmit the disease. Mitchell said. Malathion is the chemical used in already has under the Constitution and "Some seem to carry the disease mote spraying Two 55 gallon barrels diluted the War Powers Act. Lee Mitchell. graduate assistant in than others depending on the area." lo a I lo 20 ratio were used over Ihe The Senate voted to delay its biology worked with the cily this summer, according lo Daniel Smythe. week-long recess until it completes summci in controlling and spraying Until 1975 Ohio had recorded onh ducctoi of public works mosquitoes as a result of a grant given one case of St. Louis encephalitis to Dr. William Jackson, director of the within the last 10 years, but a survey SMYTHE ADDED that light traps University's environmental studies conducted by the National Center foi made ol icnMni as well as jars center'. Disease Control in Atlanta. Georgia, containing poison have been placed Weather The control program in Bowling showed about (>0 cases in Ohio tins ■round the city to aid in identifying Partly cloudy today. Highs today Green began from the pest standpoint. year. what type* of mosquitoes are in in the upper 60s. Fair tonight and Mitchell said. Bowling Green, tomorrow. Lows tonight in the "AT PRESENT St Louis Loggins and Messina seem to be quite popular among Univenliy low 40s. Highs tomorrow in the "If it (the mosquito) is going to he .i encephalitis has got everyone "We have noted very few of the students, if long ticket lines are any indication. Students lined the upper 60s and low 70s. pesl, that is one thing, but if it is going confused," Mitchell said "No one encephahtic mosquitoes." Smylhe Union hall yesterday attempting to get the best possible seats for Probability of rain 20 per cent to carry a disease, thai is a different knows exactly, al this point, why said. the Oct. 26 concert. (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) today and 10 per cent tonight. thing altogether." Mitchell said. there was an increase in St Louis Die technique used in spraying is encephalitis this year." called Ijiviculing. This process involves SINCE 1969 the University has spraying the chemical into stagnant taken mosquito count surveys for the Mitchell added that people are uioie w.nei to kill the larvae, Mitchell said. city, according to Mitchell, but now concerned about St. Louis encephalitis Malathion pnmarily is used because the University is checking lo make because this type of encephalitis is it has a fairly low loxicily to Crosby, Nosh scheduled sure the spraying is done properly. more dangerous and can spread fasiei warm-blooded annuals and breaks An improvement in the city's due to the urban nature of the down rapidly. Mitchell added that the By JoeWollet British group who had theii flit) hit in and Nash was a "very good choice." mosquito control program from earlier mosquito chemical is non-iiiitanl lo humans. Staff Reporter 1963. Tickets for the UAO/Windy Cily years. Mitchell noted, is thai the cily A good year in terms of weather for "In fact, you can go into an area Nash, along witn Tony Hicks and Productions show wdl go on sale 9 now has its own personnel to do the breeding mosquitos and the possibility and spiay right next to a house and no Union Activities Organization Allen Clarke, wrote many of the a.m. Wednesday at the Union ticket spraying instead of hiring a pesl that infected birds, which mosquitoes one will know." Mitchell said. (UAO) has scheduled the third major Hollies songs which competed with the office. Prices arc S5.50 for general control agency "who does mosquito normally teed on, came into Ohio aie The continued spraying for concert of the year with the booking Beatles and Rolling Stones for admission tickets. $6 for lower spraying as a sideline." two possible explanations for the mosquitoes over the past six years is of and for recognition in the British music bleacher seats and $6.50 for reserved Mitchell said thai there are two increase. Mitchell said. one reason why Bowling Green has so a Nov. 13 engagement in Anderson market seals. types of encephalitis cases in Ohio. Bowling Green was partitioned into lew cases of encephalitis. Mitchell said. Arena.. When Nash thought the Hollies were Following an acoustic concert lour going in the wrong musical this summer, the Bowling Green rjjrection-as exemplified by the concert will be pan of a I .'-city proposed "Hollies Play Boh Dylan" electric lour beginning tomorrow night -he decided to leave the group. at William and Mary College. About the time Nash left. Crosby Playing along with Crosby and Nash was working with guitarist/ will be Tim Drummond, Russ Kunkcl, Stephen Stills. Nash came to the Danny Kootch and Craig Doerge. United Stales and joined them, creating Crosby. Stills and Nash. CROSBY AND NASH, who recently signed with ABC Records, LATER joined the have been performuig off and on as a group. duo since about 1972. They have been As a foursome. they had a part of the almost legendary group. considerable ups and downs. Their Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young. disputes made the pages of rock David Crosby began his career magazines across the country, but even singing in coffehouses and became a today the members say they are member of the Byrds when they were friends. formed in the early I960*s. His rythm Crosby and Nash have two guilar playing and vocals led the Byrds as a duo. their "Wing on the Water" for several years until he left after a album being released earlier this dispute wiih fellow Byrds Chris month. Crosby has one solo album and Hillman and Roger McGuinn. Nash has two. Graham Nash was an original Jon Martin. UAO concert chairman, member of the Hollies, a popular said he believes the selection of Crosby Bowling Green Mayor Charles Harriett addressed input is needed in city affairs. (Newsphoto by Ed yesterday's SGA meeting in the Alumni Room, Suba) Chaos intensifies in Beirut Union. He and other city officials said more student BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- As "Armed men are everywhere." Lebanon drified closer to total Beirut radio announced "All roads breakdown of law and order are closed. There is no change in yesterday. Premier Rashid Karami ihe situation." City improvements discussed sought Syrian help lo hall growing Machine gun battles raged in participation by Palestinian several residential areas, while By Rob Arkwright HOFFMAN said properly owners The five- year program calls for two been expanded and beautified, said guerrillas in Beirut street fighting. sniper fire and bomb blasts Staff Reporter will be assessed for the project traffic lanes each way with an 18-fool Hoffman, and there are plans to build Despite a dusk-to-dawn curfew, terrorized suburbs. Fires started in according lo from foolage, number of boulevard in the middle. public restrooms in various locations. cease-fires announced by Lebanon's battles Wednesday burned out of Bowling Green cily administrators feet bordering the improved area and As an interim measure lo control Plans for a new waste water warring groups, and warnings of control until ihe arrival of 12 fire presented plans for improvements in for each dwelling unit bordering Ihe traffic flow on Woosler, particularly treatment plant which could eliminate "iron-fisted" measures by internal engines from Syria lo help areas that concern University students area. during football games, Hoffman Poe Ditch may have to be redesigned, security forces, bloody chaos Lebanese crews. yesterday al a meeting with Student mentioned that City Council would said Hoffman, because of recent continued with heavy exchanges of Karami drove lo Damascus Government Association (SGA) Mayor Charles Bartlell estimaled consider installing a traffic signal closing of the Heinz plant. gunfire. yesterday morning and met for members. thai Ihe project would begin next year system on Woosler al Campbell Hill When SGA President Randall The city, once the busy three hours with Syrian Presidnel Municipal Administrator Wesley but lhal assessments would nol begin Road and Ihe University entrance if Hathaway asked if the city would be commercial and financial center of Hafez Assad, who later received Hoffman discussed plans for street and until 1977. Although students living in the University would help pay for it. installing a traffic signal on Ridge Si. the Mideast, was paralyzed. Banks, Palestine guerrilla leader Yasir sewer improvements in the heavily Ihe area will probably have to pay for in front of the Math-Science Building, offices and shops were closed as Arafat. student- populated Ward 2. the improvements through rent DURING a slide show narrated by Hoffman said City Council considered noncombatants huddled in their Karami and Arafat also met with The project would involve repaving increases, Bartlett said he does not Hoffman, the administration presented ihe issue, but it was never passed. He homes. Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul First through Eighth. Klotz, High, and expect the increases lo be substantial improvements that have been made suggested that the University might The casualty toll passed 300 in Halim Khaddam. who spent a week Elm Streets and par! of Ninth Street, because the assessment may be as little since the mayor took office. Included install a pedestrian operated signal for the latest fighting. Since April, civil in Beirut last month trying lo and installing sanitary sewers, as $3 per month for each dwelling were scenes of Mercer Road before the benefit of handicapped students. strife between Moslems and mediate Lebanon's conflict. sidewalks, and curbs in (hose areas, unit. and after it was widened and the new Christians has killed more than Increasing numbers of guerrillas, said Hoffman. Administrators also discussed Ihe traffic signal system al the comer of Bartlett said that "students on and 6.000. who have bases in Lebanon's It would also involve installing new proposed widening of East Wooster Woosler and Thurstin Ave. off campus are just as much a part of YESTERDAY'S fighting raged Palestine refugee camps for training lines to Hyduke drainage ditch, Street thai runs parallel lo Ihe south Bartlett and Hoffman emphasized the community" as Bowling Green unchecked in full view of internal and raids into Israel, have been seen Hoffman added. He estimated the side of the campus. Barlelt said he the need for student cooperation in natives, but lhal students don't security forces. taking part in the Beirut battles. whole project will cost about S2.8 favors a boulevard plan designed by preserving the recently improved participate as much as cily officials million. University architect Richard Brown. downtown area. Parking areas have would like them to. Page 2/The BG New«, Friday, October 10,1975 epiTeRiaLs if jt moves, pay for it WASHINGTON •■ After much time and time again. In the early achieved since some can carry goods nudging, Secretary of Transportation I890's a quarter of the trackage in the and people cheaper than others. It's acgfa requires William ('"Ionian Jr., has brought forth country was in receivership. necessary to choose. a "Statement of National And talk aboul the Penn Central! Mr. Coleman doesn't want to do Transportation Policy." Quick reflexes The Erie didn't pay a dividend on its that. He's for everything. He's for and a high tolerance for ambiguity and common stock from 1895 to 1942. If rapid transit but he's also for driving student involvement contradiction were needed for the accounts in the history books are to work. He's for barges, trucks, preparing a document on this topic right, the deterioration of the railroads, all of them, buses, bikes, The Advisory Committee on General Fee Allocations (ACGFA) is when one's boss, the Father of the roadbeds and lack of maintenance of balloons and hang gliders. Year in the White House, is emitting one of the most important and influential University committees Wabash now is no worse than what He knows bulk commodities like an undifferentiated howl against grain and iron ore can be shipped by that has student representation. It is time for undergraduate students happened to the New York, New Federal regulation, participation or planning and guiding transportation in Haven and Hartford after J. P. Morgan barge much cheaper than by rail. It to take the opportunity for greater ACGFA involvement by applying decision-making having to do with one fashion or another. got finished with it in the first decade stands to reason that barge traffic be for committee positions. transport. The structure of all these transport of the century. given preference and the railroads be ACGFA hears campus organizations' requests for annual funding The idea is abroad that a strong shot industries is so interwoven with and told that if they want to compete they then recommends how the general fee monies should be allocated. of unfettered private enterprise can fix dependent on government activity thai The American maritime industry get no help from Washington. The When student monies totaling about $2.5 million are distributed anything that might ail wing or wheel. the establishment of pure private hasn't been able to compete on its Secretary doesn't want to make thai among a variety of student organizations, student interest and That's one of the reasons Congress is enterprise could not be realized in less own with foreign carriers for the best choice. concern should motivate their application for ACGFA seats. taking so much time deciding what to than a generation without nsking part of a hundred years, while the fear The direction he's heading in will be According to Dennis Bottonari, student representative to the do with the bankrupt northeastern furious shambles. is today that two years of deregulation to provide us with about three railroads. If the speech writers in the White would put half the domeslic airline complete national transportation Board of Trustees, it is rare for a university to permit student They're trying to figure out how to opinions on general fee allocations. He encourages students to apply House don't know this, Mr. Coleman industry into the bankruptcy courts. sysiems. all losing money, all living off pump a couple of billion dollars in does, and that's why he carefully Mr. Coleman remarks that going broke subsidies. It would be better to endure for the seven available ACGFA positions. without looking like they're saving the specifies he favors "reform of the Criticism and complaints often begin during the ACGFA hearings is a way of "weeding out the the shocks of government withdrawal banks and the bondholders again, and Federal regulatory process-not inefficient," but the major thrust of and even worse, after ACGFA has made its recommendations. and the risks of free-market at the same time avoid the appearance deregulation. . We must realize that his policy statement is to continue competition. Before the judgments are cast, students must realize their potential of any government voice in the financial commitments have been subsidies, price fixing and the responsibilities to themselves, fellow students and campus management in return for the money. made under existing regulatory ground government elimination of as much Mr. Coleman seems to think the organizations and apply for ACGFA positions. That would smack of nationalization. rules and we should be cautious in the risk as possible for llie industires government role should be confined to application of theoretical solutions." involved. insuring the companies make profits MANY OF THE victims, that is the You can take it to mean that by Prudence can carry you too far. and llie public gels good, safe service. businessmen in the affected industries, "iheoretical solutions" he's talking Jl»wever. Mr. Coleman's concern about That might have been enough once, let's hear from you who are to be liberated from about abandoning the planned, the disruptions of change have trapped bin now for the money it's pulling in government regulation arc murmuring collusive protection afforded by the him into a costly stand-patism. the governmenl must make the policy The B(i News welcomes all letters to (he editor and opinion columns that clQins and slavery aren't half-bad. government in favor of a blind leap decisions that you gel to make when Letters may comment on any other letter column or editorial They are dismissed as special-interest into what could be "the chaos of GOOD. CONSERVATIVE. you arc bankrolling something. That Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that subsidy seekers, although it is possible predatory competition." to lift a corporate liberal that he is, the ought IO be in the direction of one columns be no more than (our typed pages triple-spaced to have an ex pane interest and make phrase from Mr. Coleman's statement. Secretary would smooth out the more healthy transportation system within The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these sense too. limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste obvious absurdities, prune off the which the different modes of transport From 1806, when Congress voted to IN OTHER WORDS, he's aware more ludicrous regulator) anomalies supplement each other. Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and build the National Road from phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 100 that the railroad industry's penchant and adjust the subsidies to make them If we're going to have corporate Cumberland, Md.. to St. I "ins. the for going broke goes back far before socialism, let Mr. Coleman admit it University I'all more equitable. government has been subsidizing. Pcnn Central and modem regulation. The troullc is that we not only have and run il right. Greed, the vicissitudes of the more transportation capacity than we business cycle and overcapacity has can use. but also viable competition Copyright 1975. The Washington Posi- gotten the railroad industry in trouble between modes of iransport can't be King Features Syndicate evolving philosophies cleaver: transformed WASHINGTON ■• Predictably. But not so fast The detailed Cleaver the dismay of the radical left will be transcript in "Rolling Stone" magazine more than matched by the delight of and llie excerpts reprinted in the the right over the news from Paris that Washington "Star" and other papers in F.ldndgc Cleaver has swapped his Black recent days suggest a deeper meaning. Panther badge for an American flag Cleaver hasn't so much fumed io pin. (he nglit as lie has lurried thoughtful From his exile abode, one almosi Even if he can return to America can hear Cleaver's uspy chuckle over without being slapped Into pnson for llie impacl thai his surprise pjrolc violation, his words make clear transformation from street Those who once revelled in thai he has no Intention Of Uncle revolutionary Io star-spangled patriot Cleaver's physical verbal and ideologic Tomming foi (he conservative cause. \. M.SO.THERE'X SOME PRETTY WILD STUFF HERE — ONE, OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT, PART 7, SECTION TWO, will now generate in political circles. assaults on ihe Establishment during "THOU SHALT HWE NOT FREEDOM OF THE PRESS '!..' Indeed, it already has set in. the stormy sixties will now revile him PEOPLE'S LIBERATION failed in as a renegade and a traitor to the (he sixties. Cleaver is saying, because Lerrera people's liberation. ils advocates employed (he wrong The Hike for Hunger will cover biillpens won't be a major factor in the announcer comments, "what fun." His book. "Soul on Ice," strategy. They excommunicated (he hunger hike aboul ten miles in and around Howling ihe series: No doubl the children in India and epitomized the glacial rage of blacks military and drove il into die arms of Green. A walker enlists a sponsor or If if weren't for the ironman Africa are whooping it up. having such against white injustice, againsl the ihe riglil wing. May I use your excellent campus group of sponsors and accepts a performancea of Will McFhany (70 fun everyday. pigs, die war. Nixon, napalm and newspaper as a media io once again contribution for every mile he or she appearances), Pedro Borbon (66) and Where else could law-abiding neglect They embraced socialism, only lo say a word and issue an Invitation io walks The proceeds are sent on to one some solid relief from , ihe citizens learn that the 60's were not a discover as ("leaver did. that there is no students and faculty on the campus to of several hunger lighting agencies Reds record wouldn't have been thai lime of protest, bul a period in which AND THERE WAS just enough political democracy in socialist slates; come and participate in the Bowling through Church World Service in Ohio. impressive If Ihe Pirates hadn't used agonizing decisions were made as to Robin Hood romanticism about Ihe they are "dictatorships in die name of Green community Hike for Hunger on An Information rally will he held at Dave Guisti (15 saves) Raymond "folk or rock, cornflakes or granola, Black Panther movement ill those days the proletariat, not be the proletariat." Sunday. October 19? Trinity United Melhodisi Church. 200 Hernandez, or a much improved Kent cola or the uncola'" lo make Cleaver. Bobby Seale and Hunger is a desperale crisis in more North Summit St. on Sunday. October Tekulve. Philadelphia mighl have won College begins the preparation for a Huey Newton the heroes of the What Cleaver proposes is a places of the world than many care to I- al .' p.m. at which time all the Eastern Division. job with security, a solid future. Solid campus crowd and the darlings of the restructuring of American society in a think about. It is an issue that has the interested persons attending will be Which brings us lo speed. Both meaning a place to sleep, food to eat radical chic in California and New way diat would provide the basic potential of powerful upheaval, change informed on every detail of the Hike clubs possess fine learn speed (as Mr. and no worries. The life a robot York and ihe penthouses in between. economic security of theoretic and death for entire nations and for Hunger in a brief time. Goodman pomls out), but il doesn't endures. For those of you who are Bul no more. Cleaver says he has socialism together with the political century of life for both those As a clergyman of the community I end there. and Dave entranced by this way of life there are changed. choice of democracy. who are actually starving and those extend the invitation, yes, I even Conception were among the base two options, Six years of wandering through whose abundance creates ambaitaatln| implore you to come and help raise slcahng leaders all season long. Either enter the mainstream of Cuba. Algeria. North Korea and China To do that, he would reshape the waste. funds for food. And don't forget about speedsters American life and become a member have persuaded the San Queiinn institutions of the U.S. through We must do specific things oilier Make u a personal contest in your Ken Griffy and Cesar Geronimo. also a of the fantasy woild. or become a ex-convict that life is greener in reeducation. And the military than to simply decry llie perplexing dorm, your club, your group, sorority threat to steal a base. criminal. Either way will guarantee a America than in countries ruled by particularly must be radicalized in a problems relating lo hunger while we or fraternity. Use any gimmick you In fielders Frank Taveras and cot. three squares a day. and no Marx. Lenin and ihe thoughts of Mao. patriotic way. "If we are going to continue to be well or even much can devise. Be crcalivc. Who can gel Rcnnie Stennel arc the Bucs' only base responsibility. As he told a gasping interviewer for really talk about progressive change in overfed. The planned Hike for Hunger the most sponsors'' Who can colled stealing threats. So I'll have (o give Ihe "Rolling Stone" magazine. America, then we have to talk aboul offers one specific and tangible way of the most money'' edge in overall speed to (he Reds. EACH YEAR as ihe listings of job "Experience has shown that socialists - moving on the military, not excluding relating lo the world-wide crisis and In this case the end justifies the markets finalize students scurry 10 and communists strap onto people the it. Because without that support, saying "I care enough to try." means. The Hike for Hunger needs Joe Pagliaro fro. changing colleges and majors lo fit most oppressive regime] brorher. there ain't going lo be no your support. And I am not ashamed 310 Conkl in-South society's needs. "I'm turning into a patriot. . . We revolution." or hesitant to ask lor il. I believe il has Another class of students will have to maintain a vigilance against THe BG news the approval of our mutual creator! graduate and proceed to long lives of people who want io destroy the CLEAVER ADMITS the critics Will you Hike lor Hunger Oct. 19? the decade EDITORIAL STAFF prosperity and contentment. This United States. . .If we are truly ihe were right in accusing him and fellow •dilof mvk h. glovar generation, and the next, will continue torce of democracy in the world, then radicals of selling the U.S. down the managing aditor carl p. ramantky Frank Ellis, pastor the time honored practice of ignoring we have an obligation to help the nver into communism. newt aditor mark n. dodoah Trinity United Melhodisi Church of shortages the pleas of others in order to am. managing aditor lorraina I. iamason disintegration of the totalitarian Soviet •dno.nl aditor |anat I. cordara 200 North Summit As surely as the 50's were an age of maintain the single creative act our regime." Now that he has lived under makaup aditor norma a. tlaala fear and the 60's a time of protest, the race seems capable of: creating communism, he says he knows how aporti aditor richard d. raa> comment 70's is a decade of shorlages. Energy successors. AND WHEN the interviewer evil it is. "Communists aren't plotting photo aditor daniat I. laicht 1 would like to comment on Terry corporations cry 'shortage' and raise Ask 94 per cent of Ihe population oopv aditor william p. taundari protested that surely Cleaver still clung just to wipe out the right in America; BUSINESS STAFF Goodman's article in Ihe Oct. 3 sporis prices. Utility companies cite falling what they will leave behind after their to the verity that the American they're talking about doing in the section comparing the two opponents demand for their products and hike death to help solve the world's military man was a madman. Cleaver whole thing. And I can't subscribe to businau manager , . . raaUa a. rothanbarg for the championship, the tab. problems and they will point to iheir objected. "Military people are very that. 1 want the U.S. to be vastly adv ./atlas managar gordon t. savra namely the and We are faced with a dearth of children. I see no hope that we will patriotic people." he observed, "and improved, not done in. It would be Tha BO Nam it pubiithad Pittsburgh Pirates. leaders who follow rather than lead. not pass on the buck also. that's not a bad trait." treasonable to make concessions to the Tuatdayt thru Fridayt during tha First of all. he rates the starting rogular achool yaar, and onoa a To deal with these problems we are Wonderous it is that anyone could Soviet Union. . .and thai is jusv what araak during tha summsr aaations. pitching as even with the winner of the blessed (?) with an ever burgeoning construe Bowling Green as reality, The political right already has we are doing with detente." undar authority ot tha Publication* Don Gullet. Jerry Reuss matchups population, each person of his own a when three-fourths of the world live in weighed in with smug approval over Commtttaa of Bowling Graan Stata deciding (he series. wealth of resources and potential. poverty and pestilence, hunger and Univanity. the return of the prodigal. Cleaver has Cleaver's new philosophy is still Opinion! anpiawad in aditorial The Reds had only two consistent This wealth of potential is all we humility, disaster and death. moderated, they are saying. He's fuzzy, still evolving. He may never lead cartoons or othar columns in tha starters all year, being Gullet (15-4, have to dispose of a world of Yet our own children will grow to mellowed. Had us worried for awhile the. revolution he envisions for Nawi do not nacaatarily raflact tha 2.42 ERA) and (15-9, problems, yet we discourage and the same conclusion, being of the there, but he's come around. He's seen America. opiniom of tha Univanity 3.16 ERA). penalize individuals from developing silver spoon in the mouth variety. the light. Administration, faculty or staff or Pittsburgh's team pitching was tha Stata of Ohio. Opinions their whole being. WE AND then they will continue to History does not deal kindly with • Kpimad by columnists do not second only to Los Angeles last deprive the majority of the world a The "ice" man has melted info a every aspiring political exile. Nor, it nacaasarily raflact tha opinion! of season, spearheaded by Reuss' 18-11 FROM BIRTH to death society chance to grow, a chance to seek out red. white and blue sherbet with the should be added, does it smile tha BG nawv Editorial! in tha BG mark with 2.54 ERA. He is backed up stifles creativity by use of the TV. The their own share of brilliance and flavor of Ronald Reagon, George Naws raflact tha opinions of tha charitably on political forces of the ably by John Candelaria (8-6, 1.76), best device to teach and entertain ever recognition. In the process, our own Wallace. Scoop Jackson, George left or right that, in sorrow or majority of mambars of tha BG Jim Rooker (13-11. 2.97) and Bruce Naws Editorial Board. created has been turned into a too. Meany and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. satisfaction, misread the message. Editorial and Bualnaas Offieas Kison (12-11. 3.23). No other Cincy machine of propaganda. News Say a nice word about Jerry Ford, 108 Univanity Hall starter had an ERA under 3.50. programs present pictorial views of Rock Ross Eldndge, and you'll get an invitation Copyright, 1975, Universal Press Phona 372-2003 Also, Mr. Goodman states that the American Islamic children fasting and 310 Darrow to the White House. Syndicate/Detroit News Friday. October 10.1975. The BC Newi/Paie 3 Refugees seek asylum BUENOS AIRES. The refugee spokesman included Robert Jean government's agreement to Argentina (AP) - A dozen was referred to as "number Mullet, the Swiss chief grant the refugees safe Latin refugees holding five one" by a woman with a representative of the High passage to another country United Nations officials Chilean accent. who Commissioner for Refugees if one could be found to hostage for the second day answered the phone at the in Argentina, and nationals accept them. waited yesterday for a offices of the UN. High of Austria. Chile and The group's main demand country to give them Commissioner for Refugees. Argentina. was to leave the country, asylum. Argentina has The group seized the Argentine Foreign but they also said they agreed to give them safe offices with guns at midday Minister Manuel Arau/. wanted to dramatize the passage Wednesday, demanding Castex on Wednesday night plight of Latin refugees in "We are still waiting and haven in another country announced the Argentina. we are not going to leave because they were destitute until we get a country to in Argentina. take us." said the apparent John Kelly, the Irish legal leader of the group, a man representative of Prince with a Brazilian accent, who Sadruddin Aga Khan, the local briefs called himself group U.N. High Commissioner for spokesman. Refugees at Geneva, arrived He said negotiations were in Buenos Aires, apparently going on with seven to mediate with the Memorial fund countries, including refugees. Belgium. Sweden. Denmark The spokesman for the A memorial fund honoring Barbara French and and an unidentified Socialist group said the number of Connie French Shaw, daughters of University staff nation. Earlier, only Sweden refugees holding the member Jack French, has been set up by the First and Belgium were hostages was 12. eleven United Methodist Church. 1506 L. Wooster St. mentioned. Chileans. He declined to Shaw died Sept. 29 this year while French was killed give theit names but said in an automobile accident in 1962. Checks to the French A SPOKESMAN at UN. •they included two or three fund are payable to the First United Methodist Church headquarters in New York women and a Brazilian. in care of its trustees. said Algeria also was being considered. THE HOSTAGES Cheering A representative of the housing unit on campus showing the most at the Bowling Green-Toledo ■ - • Or. Milford Lougheed, professor of geology, made 300 slides of moon specimens MAC resolution foothill game tomorrow will win a steak dinner with the inSpCC Tl Oft <<>r u>e in his classes (Newsphoto by Willie Slaughter) cheerleader of his or her choice The MidAmerican Conference (MAC) resolution, Spirit can he shown by signs, cliecis or any other form adopted at a special National Collegiate Athletic of enthusiasm. Association (NCAA) convention in August which would The winner will be announced alter the game. requite the awarding of grants-in-aid to he based on need, lias reached the NCAA Council without any editing changes. University President Dr. Hollis Mooie. Moon specimens returned said yesterday. Guest speaker Dr. Moore, who introduced the cost-cutting bill in Robert Mulholland will be guest speakci at a meeting The moon came to the University through the mail two To procure the samples for study Dr. Lougheed worked August, was on a special subcommittee which last week of the Wood County Multiple Scleiosis Society at 7:30 weeks ago but is going back to the National Aeronautics out a contractual agreement with NASA which was hacked drafted appropriate legislation for the council to p.m. Monday at the Guild Room of the Wood County and Space Administration (NASA) in Houston. Tex. today. by the University. Asked what complications would arise if consider. Hospital. The University received samples of lunar rocks from any uatnage would have befallen the samples Dr. Umghccd "My best guess is that the council will present the Mulholland. who will speak on "How to Hold an NASA which were gathered on Apollo flights XII. XV and answered jokingly, "Well I guess we would have to sell the resolution without prejudice (in January) or without Audience Without a Gun." currently is woiking on his XVII, according to Dr. Milford Lougheed. piof«MOf ol University to pay for them." any endorsement." Dr. Moore said. doctorate In the radio-TV -film aiea in the School of geology. Speech Communication. He has taught public speaking Dr. Lougheed said lie used the luiiai specimens to make and has served a judge at numerous forensic contests. about 300 slides for use in his classes. There will be a short business meeting of the society that night. The meeting is open to the public. "THE MOON icpiesents what the earth must have looked like three or four billion years ago By studying Student funds available samples of the moon's surface, we will be able to' By Mirilyn Dillon available, according to Beryl institution prior to April I, All University Learning center understand the earth moie fully," Dr. Lougheed said in Smith, director of financial 1973. F.ligible students can scholarships and grants have remarking on the significance of the lunar samples Although S4.833.30O. in aid. receive between S226 and been awarded for the Cheryl Lutz. a Toledo newspaper reporter, will discuss financial aid already has $1400. present academic year. women and news writing at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the The lunar specimens included two lava flows, six soil been alloted to University To quality loi the Basic NDSL is available to Smith said. However, two University Center for Continued learning. 194 S. Main samples and four surface rock samples The samples were in students this year, there arc Opportunity Giant. a incoming freshman who types of short term loans St. the form of thin section which could be displayed fbf still some funds available to student's family must not ranked in the top 50 per are available to students. Lutz will discuss the problems of entering and being viewing on microscope slides. Dr. Lougheed said. students who need financial be able to contribute more cent of their high school The Alpha Phi Omega accepted in the field of journalism, the work involved in Information already obtained fioni studying the moon assistance. than SI.200 to his graduating class and had at short-term loan allows news writing and popular misconceptions about samples is that the moon has never had an atmosphere since Basic Opportunity Grants education. The student also least a 2.5 grade point students to borrow up to newspaper careers. the rocks were formed and thai the clieinisiiy of the moon and National Direct Student must not have been enrolled average at the end of their S50 for 30 days with no The program, which will be tree and open to the is similar to that of earth, Dr. Lougheed noted. Loans (NDSL) still are in a post-secondary sixth high school semester. interest. To be elibible for public, is the second in a four-part scries in which A student must also file this loan students must be women involved in the news media informally discuss an American Testing Family in good academic standing their experiences and answer questions about their Financial statement to and repayment must be careers. qualify for NDSL. Eligible made prior to the end of the On Oct. 21 Cheryl Deutsch of WOHO Radio will talk Life-death issue questioned students can receive up to quarter in which the money about women and radio broadcasting. ELYRIA (AP) -- The Ohio law they must do all in opinion, no case law wife "talked to a lot of S5JXK) during their four was borrowed. parents of 17-year-old their power to keep Randal definition or statutory preachers and prayed a lot" years of college. Randal Carmen, who has alive "JS long as there are definition of death." befote making their decision Payment of direct The Kohl loan also is Presentation been kept alive through vital signs." Gravelle said the attorney to ask the hospital to student loans can be made available to students in good medical machines despite -However, a spokesman general had received another remove the life supports. over a ten-year period once academic standing. Up to Asian Roots and Student Activities will sponsor a pleas to let him "die for the stale attorney query on the issue and had the student finishes his S300 can be borrowed multi-media presentation and qucstion-and-answer mercifully," said yesterday general's office. Jim been researching it for "I don't think parents schooling. The loan has a according to the terms of session on "Education in China" at 7 p.m. Tuesday in they would seek legal advice Gravelle. said state several days. should have to go through three per cent interest rate this loan but it must be 111 South Hall. on the matter. attorneys had found "no CARMEN said he and his this," he said. and cancellation privileges repaid prior to the end of Richard Carmen ol aic available to persons who the quarter it was borrowed. Wellington said he and his teach handicapped children The money must be used Workshop wife were meeting with or teach in specially for educational purposes. A women's life planning workshop is being offered by their lawyer yesterday but Illegal wiretaps used designated poverty areas. Smith said that nearly 25 the Personal Development and Life Planning Center. The declined to comment on Smith said that some per cent of University workshop, open to all junior, senior and graduate what legal action was being WASHINGTON (AP) -A former Houston communications inteiccpted by government federal and state funds went students are receiving one or women, will begin Tuesday at the center and meet every considered. policeman said yesterday his department and private agencies." Pike said. unclaimed last year because more types of aid and that Tuesday from 2-5 p.m. They said they decided to conducted 700 to 1.000 illegal wiretaps in When the FBI began an investigation of students who were eligible more federal grants have According to Gwen Sereno. workshop leader, the go to the lawyer alter being narcotics cases over four years and that illegal wiretapping in Houston, Tex., in did not apply. This year, been awarded this year than workshop will evaluate and discuss positive rebuffed in a request to federal agents witnessed some of them. 1972, Zavala testified, "our department however, most colleges ever before. He said that self-concepts, assertiveness and the changing roles of Elyria Memorial Hospital to conveniently knew about it in advance. report a substantial increase this is due to the increased women. remove the life support Anthony Zavala told the House "One of my superiors told us to 'knock in the number of students monies of the Basic For more information or to register call the center at equipment that has kept intelligence committee he was personally off the wiretaps for a while. 1 just got the who have been awarded the Opportunity Grant. 372-2081. Randal's heart beating since involved in 35 wiretaps during the four word from the Feds. A task force is in town Basic Opportunity Grant, he Due to the recent passage Sept. 21. years, from 1968 to 1972. and is to begin a ready to arrest anybody it finds said. About 400 more of a higher education bill, three-year prison term next Tuesday for wiretapping-even police officers." " University students are Smith said that he is sure "HE'S DEAD" the conviction of wiretapping. The 700 to 1,000 illegal wiretaps during receiving these grants this the same programs will be Placement youth's father said. "He's those four years were conducted by Zavala's year than did a year ago. available during the 1976-77 Seniors wishing to submit entries for The 1975-76 been dead for two weeks." COMMITTEE Chairman Otis Pike narcotics division alone, he'testified. Smith said that students academic year as were Placement Preview must do so by Tuesday. Mrs. Carmen said the (D-N.Y.) said the hearing on illegal who believe they qualify for available this year. youth's blood pressure and wiretapping was part of the committee's ZAVALA said other divisions in the either type of aid are heart rate continued to drop investigation of risks of U.S. intelligence Houston police department using wiretaps encouraged to visit the Wednesday. Hospital operations. "This is the risk of average included intelligence, vice, homicide, Financial Aid Office, 305 spokesmen said that under people having their personal burglary and theft. Student Services Bldg.

HA a ian Roots and Student Activities. present WEEKEND SPECIAL a multi media presentation l ongsleeve Nylon Turtleneck EDUCATION IN CHINA by Asst. Colors Ann Tompkins and Wang Yo Hwa, members of the U.S. China S- Peoples Friendship Association of San Francisco, recently returned from China. 2/ 7.00 QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD ON ANY ASPECT OF (reg. 5.00) LIFE IN CHINA FOLLOWS. EVERYONE WELCOME The Powder Puff 525 Ridge St. y7 p.m. Toei.,Oct.l 4 111 South HohV 1st block west of McDonald t "*■" X- wwwflPww ww I 4/The BG Newt, Friday, October 10.1975 Fraternities gain Bicentennial sparks renovation By Renee Murawski Lias noted the willingness of merchants to do away with business in the downtown area and bring back customers Stiff Reporter unsightly outdoor signs as evidence of the widespread who shop elsewhere, especially Toledo. enthusiasm and cooperation among the community. According to Liss, the city is funding a marketing project Laux as adviser For the past two years local merchants have been "Most people have to wring arms and twist necks to get headed by Dr. Raymond Barker, University professor of dressing up the downtown area for the Bicentennial with all something like that done. We had to get away from the idea marketing, to determine public attitudes toward local By Cindy Smercina the enthusiasm of a high school girl preparing for the senior that signs bring in business. They don't, but quality businesses and what can be done to improve them. SUIT Reporter prom. merchandise at good prices with friendly service does," he "I don't know if Heritage '76 has improved local business Calling their plan "Heritage '76," a group of citizens said. substantially. I hope it has. This is what we're going to find Dr. James Laux, newly appointed adviser lo concerned with the general deterioration of downtown have Liss said that he hopes the restoration will help increase out," Liss said. fraternities, said he sees his job as a "Mason between the tried to give the area a facelift through a series of residence programs staff and fraternities. restoration measures. 1 2 3 . H S } 8 7T" II 77'" rr "I also try to sec to it that fraternity men are Buildings have been remodeled, storefronts painted, DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE operating more or less in accordance with University parking facilities expanded and sidewalks and benches have © IWS IOJ ANGftfS 7IMIS in 15 H policies." he said yesterday. ACROSS 37 Sandy been constructed to make downtown more appealing to 17 Dr. Laux assumed his new position Oct. 3. His other shoppers. 1 Yugoslavian substance " reponsibilities include program development, staff name 38 "Song " 22 1 BJ23 "One of the first impressions you get from a small town 6 South Sail 42 Certain tides 19 1 training, personal counseling for fraternity members and is the downtown area. Bowling Green definitely needed 46 Doings car- ■ ' novel ■ 28 26 27 ■ coordinating the placement of housemothers in greek something." Gerald Liss, the committee's chairman, said. 9 Certain horn* psnur's job 2V 26 living units, as well as Interfratemity Council. M "There'll al- 47 Metal Liss said that in fall 1973, the committee hired an artist 29 30 31 According to Dr. Laux, the University's greek system ways be " containers to do color sketches of what the area would look like with 49 Clubs: Abbr. is "already a strong one. Greek organizations are id Coins of ancient 32 33 ■ 31 some restoration. Greece 50 8th century definitely not in the midst of a slow death." "We knew people couldn't afford any major work. We poet of China 17 Rhode 35 36 He said his job is that of assessing what is needed for just wanted to show what could be done with painting and 18 Sacred writings 61 On the deep sfl improvement in the fraternity system and of 62 Youth group: some minor repairs," Liss said. It Certain discs. 38 39 10 <4I 1 t2 13 m implementing programs that will cause the desired for short Initials According to Liss, local merchants and landlords were 63 Jungfrau changes. 20 11 Down's favo- 15 6 147 • B invited to a meeting where the color sketches were rite monogrsm 54 One of the r "I'd like to see greater emphasis on the advantages of Sneads displayed along with photos of the unrestored buildings. 21 Frigid U9 ■ 51 the greek program by the fraternities themselves and a "We then asked them to sign pledge cards to do 23 Farm animal 67 Hebrew letter 68 Trencherman SU greater awareness among University students as to what something about their buildings. These cards didn't bind 24 Farm feed 52 55 56 ■■ fraternities have lo offer," he explained. 26 Pledge 80 Send to l them to anything. It was just in the understanding that Coventry ■ Dr. Laux, 2<>, holds bachelors, masters and doctoral 28 Inlet 5e 59 60 61 62 when they were ready to help in the restoration, they 29 Sanction 63 France degrees from the University and was a member of Alpha would," Liss said. 30 Onionskin's 64 Cotton cloth 63 6" Sigma Phi fraternity. Liss said that, with the help of local banks who provided relative 66 Hornets' homes 32 Rock 66 Health resorts 65 6r ■ loans for the project, more and more merchants got 34 Lexicographers 67 Middle: Prefix interested in restoration. 36 Tune 12 Everywhere 38 " England Start the school year off right "As the buildings were being renovated, it made the ones DOWN 13 Soldiers around ...": Phrase at next to them look even shabbier. People all of a sudden Troy, for example 39 Realtor's sign started doing things." he said. — s comet 15 Zoo attraction 40 Nullities The Rain 22 dish 41 Canine sound 25 Trailing branch- 43 Ant MR. 3 Satellite es, in botany 44 Not to be 4 " Sunday 27 Total Franco crisis 46 Our. in Italy afternoon..." 28 Musical MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Franco, was revealed 5 Automotive composition 48 Saturday in St-Tropez BOJANGLES New evidence of unrest in yesterday in the arrest of name 30 Animosity 53 War god Back in town by popular demand the Spanish army, a three officers with possible 6 Deep red 31 Heap 7 Single 55 Awkward boats links to Basque separatist 33 Coin of Italy traditional source of 8 Freaks 36 Palm trees 56 Girl's name East River Drive strength for Gen. Francisco guerrillas. 9 Type of jug 38 " Eng- 59 Time abbr As Franco, under 10 supra land.." 61 Dine featuring 11 TV name 39 Realtor's sign 62 Of the Welsh pressure at home and Abbr Reed Madison NURSES abroad, faced his worst political crisis ever, army Vour knowledge it needed lor headquarters in Barcelona DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau direct from Las Vegas Improved health car* In tha U.S. announced they had formerly with the Del Rey Trio and 60 developing nations thru arrested three officers in VISTA or tha Pvaca Corp*. Wednesdays thru Saturdays connection with ..AND i umrmAT HE MOSTORTAML-/IS DOKT Sign up now for Intarvlaws investigations into an EFflONC/SWON i£S-DUKe$a/T NOT! reu/mnoeer BET DUKB, I 9:00-2:00 with fofrrvar votuntMrt. me ART OSWOMSNT met. t€sots *.*, HIS TAIL BACK ON THAT ON IT I tmmne underground network of mtptpmmaoim. ABacATIN6tm STtRY OR HCS SON6 TO I October 14-16 antigovernment subversives. 600P,NOWISTHfge 1 6RE66 AND CHER FINP HIMSElf(MUCTIN6 THIS! WED. - DRAFT NITE Placement Office and Political opponents of the ANYTHNS eise? BUREAU CHEFWCi. iMtmomimCHECKS NEXT DRAFT AT SPECIAL PRICES University Hall regime say they have J enlisted the support of ■rTi- THURS. NITE LITTLE KINGS hundreds of young officers and charged that army AT DISCOUNT PRICES authorities dare not follow their probe to the source for fear of setting loose a MR. BOJANGLES 893 S. MAIN ST. NOW PI AYING landslide of dissidence EVE. AT 7ilS-9:15 SAT. • SUN. MAT. 2 P.M. FINAL WEEK! A true account oi on* ot ABORTION EVE. at 7:30-9:30 the m.i-r incrrdinlr jovraeyi Starting Rate SAT. MAT. 2 P.M. in American lu.lnry $125 -*®*~ CLaSSIFIED 'wn SUN MAT 2:00-5:00 * nu iTonv 1-24 week pregnancy terminated by ENJOYED BY ALL CAMPUS CALENDAR type novel. 352-8787. 9-11 0t. average any quarter of Licensed Gynecologist a.m. the 74-75 year, you are WHO SEE IT! 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M0! « CAR HUTUa MMJhtU iGa" ) NOW THRU per week, plus breakfast. SUNDAY Sunday, October 12, 1975 Call 352-5334 afternoons. WOMEN'S CLUB BAZAAR. Homemade OPEN 7:00 SHOW 7:30 Worship service: Grace Brethern Church, 121 S. PERSONALS lunch! Soup, sandwiches, Enterprise behind the Clock. 10:45 a.m. & 7 p.m. pies, coffee, baked goods, Xi's are psyched lor the Sig plants, flowers, crafts, gifts, Worship service: Church ot Christ, 17317 Haskins Road. Ep Mud Tug! white elephants. Fri. Oct. BG. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. 10, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. COME & David, for this year and JOIN THE FUN. EAT YOUR Guest soloist and special speaker at the Church ot the more-thanks (or waiting. Bill fiwtjtiit Nazarene today at 10 a.m. 7th day Adventist Bldg. Prepie. Stop in at the Mad Artists' Lehman and Enterprise. Colony. Pots by dona. JAMES WHTTMORE SENIORS! It's picture time. HEART OUT BGSU Finn-Falcons Scuba club meeting 8 p.m., For senior picture Eggs Toast Coffee Juice 99 as Harry S. Truman in Natdtorium. appointment call The Key. cents French Toast Coffee 372-0086. Juice 99 cents Pancakes GIVE 'EM HELL, HARRY! MEL BROOKS,WOODY ALLEN,PETER SELLERS BG Sailing Club meeting 7 p.m. Rm. 203 Hayes Hall. Coffee and Juice 99 cents |OKMisoiN0nMciaoBMUiit I The brothers of SAE FRIENDLY ICE CREAM . TKhn.cl.r- !«*'ip«"«»«n«'W»>ii| 1 BGSU Karate Club: Goju-Kai practice session Rm. 201 congratulate Gary Tieater 1027 N. Main 352-4178. Hayes Hall. 5:30-7:30 p.m. for breaking the course NOW ON THE SCREEN Captured tor ** I OUT-BLAZES "BLAZING SADDLES' record in golf. Take a lesson PRESERVE CREDI- aaexjd enactfy as it Ml i OUT-PANTHERS "PINK PANTHER' Monday. October 13, 1975 fly! BILITY! Order your '76 PASS LIST SUSPENDED IOTH THEATBIS yearbook now. Call The OUT-SEXES 'EVERYTHING Christian Sci. Testi. Meeting Prout Chapel, 6:30 p.m. Sigma Phi Epsilon MUD Key. 2-0086. NOW 3rd WEEK TUG 4 p.m. Friday Sterling Wednesday. October 15. 1975 farm. Get psyched1! FOR SALE EVE. AT 7:15-9:45 YOU WANTED TO KNOW:. SAT. MAT. 2 P.M. An informal information session regarding Washington We service; motorcycles, 1969 TR6 excellent cond. DAY MAT 2:00-4:30 Semester Program open to BGSU Students October 15 auto's, trucks, mufflers, Good gas mileage, yellow -at 7 p.m., 114 Education Building. Applications may be Dishop Motors, 18039 N. w/bl. Flufton. 358-2788. obtained from Dr. Richard Giardina, 26 Shatzel Hall, Dixie Hwy. NOW-THETOP 372-0202. Huffs used furniture, Both AWB LP's only $3.49 catering to college crowd. RIDES GROSSING FILM Talk it over with someone at FINDER'S. This week Open evenings from 6-9. OF ALL TIME! who cares about you. only! Rudolph, Ohio. 686-3251. Ride wanted: Madison, Empa-Emotional, Wise. Sat. Oct. 18. Barbara, immaterial, pregnancy aid. The OXFORD House for Phase Linear 400 amp. used 352-0641. 10:30 p.m. Mon. & Fri. 1-3 p.m. Tues., men and women campus 3 times, 3 wks. old, 3 yr. Wad.. Thur. 6:30-9:30 p.m. warranty. 352-1963. 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Special: potted mums & "FLY ME" found please call 352-0405. STEWARDESSES' Open Tues.-Sat 9:30-5:30. indoor strawberry plants WANTED $1.25. 302 S. Summit. SERVICES OFFERED Attention sophomore Open 10 a.m., Tues. Sat. Inexperienced typist(s) to WOMEN: If you had a 3.5 t Friday, October 10,197S. The BG Newa/Pa* 5 'Charity' a must to see newsnotes Review By The play's plot focuses strong pertormances of the Mary Hifgiiu on a dance hall girl-who by secondary characters. By some people might be called the same token. Allen did Some plays you pay io a whore--and the plight of not overshadow the other Grant's closing see and once there, you her love life. Although she actors' work. wonder when ihey will end, tries to be seductive and The coordination of the but Neil Simon's "Swwt NEW YORK (API - W.T. Grant Co. announced feigns sleaziness. she other roles with Allen's yesterday 11 will close almost all of its stores west of the Charity." produced by emanates an aura of performance of Charity Mississippi River. Theater Unbound and innocence. enhanced the general The New York-based retailer, trying to reorganize sponsored by Union The iln-nu-ili.il each characterization of all roles. under federal bankruptcy laws, said the cutback Activities Organization individual has the desire to The one obvious flaw in (UAO) does not belong in "reflects the companyi objective to concentrate its love and be loved-occurs Allen's performance was store locations wheie 11 is beat known JIIJ receives the this category. not only in Charity's that during some songs her strongest consuiuei support." If you like music, predicament but also in the voice did not project above The company was founded In MMsachusetU ui I Wo dancing, belly laughs and a loves of other dance hall the orchestra's music. and has always been most heavily concentrated in the touch of sentimentality, this girls, a famous film star and Next strongest Northeast It now has 1.074 store! and the closings will production is a must to see. Charity's straight-laced performances were those of reduce thai to S7.V Opening night's fiance. Niki. played by Laura performance was well The play does not have a Sturmolo. and Helens, coordinated in regard to all fairy tale ending in which played by Carol Cox. The its various elements. There Charily lives happily ever two are Chaiity's Gas taxes were only a couple after but it does end on a haid-nosed. soft-heaited noticeable Haws. note of hope. chums from the dance hall "Sweet Charity" is the Libby Allen, who played Of all parts theirs seemed to WASHINGTON (API - Some motorist! may no longei type of play that can make Chanty, performed the part enhance the characteriza- be able to deduct slate gasoline taxei from their federal the audience feel a part of with a sensitivity that not tion of Charity the most taxes if Congress approve! .1 propoMl by the House w a\ s the stage action. The cast only made the part The chorus' dancing, and Means Committee. successfully achieved this believable but also kept her singing and acting add the The committee met Wednesday 10 coruidei a plan aspect. from being upstaged by the glue which held the play designed to simplify tax returns solidly together. Dancing The plan would have granted a SI..' billion tax contributed a flow of reduction to the millions of American! who Itemize 1 movement which coincided deductions each year. with the mood and rhythm Bui by the time the meeting WM over, the committee Windsong'-breath of fresh air of the music added an order had turned the proposed l.i\ cut into .1 1575 million lax to the chaos of the scenery. increase. Review By exposition, the wind is used DENVER'S expenence story of an old man holding off Denver's falsetto which The chorus affected an Bill Saunden as the theme throughout the with "est." an awareness on to memories of "kisses sails between the verses with atmospheric collage at the Copy Editor album. Seven of the record's training program, also has a and whispers and sighs" tranquil accompaniment beginning of the first act 12 tunes feature the wind in profound effect on the revolving in his thoughts behind. and thus set the tone of John Denver, who has some form, but it is not as album. "Looking for like a wind. Its laid-back, societal chaos. This seems to earned a reputation as being gimmicky as Denver's Space." a tune which tired melody and soft violin LONELY truckers. parallel the chaos and a cross between Pollyanna. earlier, more three Denver considers perhaps background create a relaxing newscasts, talk shows and confllcl within Charity as Euell Gibbons and Donna dimensional conquests such his best effort ever, is and reflecting mood of midnight sermonettes all are shown in her dance hall Fargo has presented a wider as the mountains might have dedicated to the programs' contemplation of the past characterized in "Late Nite lifestyle combined with hoi variety of musical styles to seemed. founder. ll presents Radio," a frolicking dobro, innei hopes and needs. the public than most realize. Denver's concept thai PERHAPS the most guitar and song.' Two A p p e a r a n c c - w i s e . Protest, traditional folk, INSTEAD the wind is despaii is an accepted parl interesting and untypical Shots" is an amusing story costuming and scenery is humorous and love songs used as a link between the of life, that it can be cut on "Windsong" is "Fly of a squeamish huntei who haphazard, loose and comprised his repertoire foi heavens and the heart, love overcome through enhanced Away," a driftinf tune with goes out after ducks but chaotic. Yet this seems to several years before his and loneliness, cities and awareness of one's self. back - up vocals by Olivia returns only with tall tales follow a basic pattern in the fascination with nature and canyons and as a symbol of Denver, who often has Newton-John. Olivia's and "cold, cold hands." production. the country began. Twelve Denver's free spirit and described himself as having zephyrean voice lends grace "I'm sorry" presents a There is one dirty trick albums have traced the outlook on the joy of living. "a perfect lite." ciicoiuages to this tale of feminine nice melody, but its the production played on Denver maturity from the The title song is an others to do the same by loneliness. and makes contrived, commercialized short-statured people. days of Woodstock to the excellent example of discovering thai il is "ically Denver's vocals sound 1 home is far from Several times the stage Rocky Mountains and on to Denver's newly found far out to realize it's okay squallish in comparison. thought-provoking. It is action was brought down to his current Hollywood- mastery of figurative to be who you are." Denver's voice, never one of already bound for the tops the audience level. So if you ization. language as a means of Accordingly, he offers a his strongest assets, could be of the singles charts, are short, either get there But Denver's thirteenth expression. On the album breezy tune entitled, "Love described here as raspy, however, with "Calypso," a early and sit in the front "33,500,000 and latest release, cover he comments. "I is Everywhere." A rousing nasal and bad lavishly orchestrated row or else sit in the last "Windsong," shows this true wanted to record for you fiddle melody backs up "Song of Wyoming" is a tempestuous tribute to the row so that you can prop Unclaimed^ blue troubador emerging as the songs the wind makes. . caiefree lyrics about finding song of canyons, coyotes, sea and those who explore yourself up on the back of a thoughtful poet and to share her music with you joy and pain, and realizing. cottonwood and loneliness its mysteries, on the flip your chair. mailer .of imagery and in the same way I share "You're all that you can be. out on the western range. side. "Sweet Charity" is well Scholarship* alitnation, revealing 'fits mine." so go on and be it." Simple guitar and executed, lively and Ovei S33,500,000 unclaimed scholarships, gums, aids, and deeper feelings on love, Although this may seem harmonica provide the only "WINDSONG" provides spirited. It would be hard to fellowships tanging liom $50 to SI0,000 Current list ol despair and man's place in like naturalistic nonsense at "Spirit." the most instrumentation in this an honest insight that was believe thai anyone could these sources researched and compiled as ol Sepl 15. 1975 life. first, the song artistically imaginative cut on the LP, hard-beatcd cowboy song. missing previously for those see this play without UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS Denver composed all of invites the listener to share tells of another of Denver's 4 In it the weary Denver who arc interested in the becoming caught up in the 1)275 Massachusetts Ave., Los Angeles. CA 90025 the album's songs. Rather with Denver in amazement interests, the heavens. This plaintively confesses, "A writer's personality. combination of music, I ] I am enclosing $9.95 plus SI 00 lor postage and handling than a collection of of the simple beauty of gusty tale takes the listener lonesome old dogic am I." Nevertheless, Denver claims humor and dancing. unrelated country-folk moving air. The wind is on an exciting Irek through "Cowboy's Delight" also he prefers to remain tunes. "Windsong" offers portrayed as "a godess. a the constellations and the tells of the freedom of the secondary to his music, PLEASE RUSH YOUR CURRENT LIST OF for the first time a real twister of anger and ancient myths associated open prairie, the "Songs of calling the writer merely UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS SOURCES TO: glimpse into the writer's mourning, a white stallion with them. the mountains" and the "an instrument of that mind. running and the singer who "Shipmates and usage of "the stars as your which wants to be written." Classified Name As a vehicle for this sang the first song." Cheyenne" tells a solcninmg timepiece." The song shows It is this quality of self-confidence over ego ads get Add r ess which makes John Denver City Slate ..Zip. so easily misunderstood and (California reitnWm pleat* add 6% sale* 'a*.\ Russian wins Nobel Prize so thankfully different from results! many of his contemporaries. OSLO. Norway position as a leader in the In the citation, the Nobel on the principle of justice **********•*****•****••••* (AP)-The 1

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By Pick Rees "THIS IS a super continued. "But we (the Moriarty, who said the "But we're playing Sports Editor challenge to our football secondary) have been secondary has improved against the best this week, team," head coach Don playing together a long time since last year, called and it will prove just how Is the Falcon secondary Nelhen said. "The and we know what we can tomorrow's game "the big good we are." Moriarty said. for real? secondary has to do a great do. Come Saturday well be test." University of Toledo job and the defensive line super-psyched." "We've got to be Mitch Sherrell. the other quarterback Gene Swick is has got to put pressure on prepared for everything," he starting cornerback. was for real, and he'll provide Swick so the secondary has THOMPSON, THE said. "We think we have a apprehensive about speaking the answer to that query a chance. Falcons' co-captain, ranks good team and so far the about tomorrow's clash. tomorrow when he brings "Our offensive team has second in the MAC with secondary has proven it's "All I can say is that 'm his aerial circus to town. to take control of the ball three interceptions and the best in the league. psyched." Sherrell said. The Rockets will take on and keep it away from needs just three more to tie undefeated Bowling Green Swick," Nehlen added. the BG career mark of 12 in a Mid-American "There isn't any question let by Max Minnich Conference (MAC) tussle set that Swick is the kind of (1946-48). Plenty of tickets for 1:30 p.m. at Doyt L. guy that can beat any kind Free safety Sherrill Perry Field. of team on any kind of Jackson said tomorrow's Toledo, 0-2 in league play day." game provides a challenge left for BG-TU game and 1-4 overall, boasts the Strong safety Art that is unequalled in his Student basketball and hockey ID ticket cards will go on nation's total offense leader Thompson, BG's secondary career. sale Tuesday at the Memorial Hall ticket office. and top passer in Swick. leader, said the all-senior "We're playing against Season ID cards are S7 for hockey and $5 for basketball. THE FALCONS defensive backfield is ready the number one man in the A total of 600 hockey ID's and 600 basketball ID's still meanwhile, are 1-0 in the for the confrontation. entire nation," he said, "and are available after advance sales in spring and during MAC and 4-0 overall and "I'll be a little nervous, that doesn't happen every freshman preiegistration. feature the league's top pass because he's number one in day. A fall quarter validation card must be presented when defense BG is giving up an the country," Thompson "We're just going to have purchasing tickets. average of only 77.7 yards said. "But we'll just have to to think 'pass' instead of ALSO, TICKETS for tomorrow's football contest against per game through the air. tighten up a little bit. 'run', but if we do what Toledo are still on sale at the Memorial Hall ticket office Swick will provide the "I've played against him we're told. 1 think we can and tickets in all catagorics will be available at the gate. supreme test, however. The (Swick) before and he's do the job," Jackson added. Tickets are $1.50 for students and S4 for non-students. 6-1, 188-pound senior has great," Thompson Co mer back Tom Tomorrow's game is not a sell-out. current totals that most quarterbacks would love to have in one season. He has completed 109 of 164 passes for 1,345 yards and eight touchdowns for a The BG New .664 completion percentage. Obviously, Swick's SPORTS receivers must be talented, Secondary leader Art Thompson (26) shows running Friday, October 10,197$ Page 6 P. . _ _ determination after picking off a pass against Southern Mississippi and they are. Tight end If §( Qwf earlier in the season Thompson and his defensive back field Tozere Franklin and wide cohorts will be out to stop the pissing of Toledo quarterback receivers Jeff Hcpinstall and Gene Swick tomorrow. (Newsphoto by I'd Suba) Scott Resscguie arc the MAC's top three receivers. *^MMMMMHI| ferry Goodman Harriers off to ND By Bill Estep THE MEET will be the and Tom McSheffery will Baldwin and the formal Assistant Sports Editor Falcons' first exposure to join senior captain Tim Eastern Michigan duo of Red Sox-Cincinnati primed, large scale competition and Zumbaugh and juniors Gary Gordon Minty and Tom With a winning duai meet will provide a stepping stone Desjardins and Dan Dunton Hollander. Minty captured campaign already assured, to three improtant meets in the collegiate battle. three conference the Falcon cross country coming up next month. Dunton will return to championships and was an squad begins its second competition after a ail-American during his stay but Boston should prevail season today at the Notre "This should be an eye one-week battle with a hip at Eastern. Dame Invitational in Notre opener for us," said Falcon injury, while Zumbaugh will The Notic Dame event, All of the ingiedJents •t"' there. On the hill. Boston had effective efforts from Tiant. Rick Dame, lnd. coach Mel Brodl. "We'll be be making his second tabbed last year as "the Cincinnati manager admits that both Wise, Reggie Geveland and reliever Dick Drago. It also has getting our feet wet in big appearance of the season. nationi's largest meet" by his club and Boston arc very much alike. Roger Moret waiting in the wings. The Falcons, fresh off a meet competition for the The all-Aincrican harrier meet officials will enlerlain In othei winds, one heck of a will be CINCINNATI had success with starters Gullett. Fred 24-35 dual win over Ohio first time this year and it returned aftei a four-month MAC members Ball State. Starting tomorrow in Fenway Park between two 'Red' hot Norman, Gary Nolan and short stoppers Clay Carroll, University last week and should give some of our layoff to take fifth in last Central Michigan. Western leami Rawly Eastwick and Will McEnaney. Jack Billingliain also sporting a four-meet win younger people some week's encounter with Michigan and Eastern I In Keds. who swepi Pittsbuigli in three games, and the wants a piece of the action. string, will be among 32 exposure." Ohio Michigan in addition to the Keil Sox, who did the same to defending world champion The Reds' Infield might be baseball's best, but Boston's is teams attempting to Freshman Breni Beams Falcons. Oakland, will square off for all of the money. , not far behind. dethrone defending Two freshmen and a pair and sophomore Dan Bowling Green, which GAME ONE of the seven-game set. a duel between The Red Sox's outfield rates a nod over the Reds, champion Michigan in the of sophomores who placed Cartledge will challenge a won the event in 1972, huilnif! .nes Lull Tianl and Don Gullctt, will be televised on although both are outstanding. five-mile invitational, or among the top seven strong field in the open finished fifth last year Channel 13 at 2:15 p.m. Neither club has a weak spot in the field on defense, but collegiate, race. finishers in last week's dual division. The entries include behind Tom Preston's 20th All Series games will be covered, as usual, on NBC. After the Reds are a shade quicker. The collegiate affair will meet will be representing defending champion Paul place finish. Suml.ix the lite shifts to Riverfront Stadium for three And now to stick my neck out. Before the playoffs this begin at 1 p.m. (2 p.m. the Falcons at Notre Dame. games, il neceuary, Then, if needed, it is back to Boston writer suggested that Oakland might miss Catfish Hunter. Bowling Green time) and an foi the List two. They did. open division race of the FIRST-YEAR performers The league playoffs were expected to be close, but they Then I thought the Reds might choke, ala the 1954 same distance will follow at Kevin Ryan and Jim Gosser weie not, Even though both Series contenders won in routs, Cleveland Indians. They have not yet. 1 like Boston in seven. 2 p.m. and sophomores Gary Little there were many exciting moments. tSSLH* Foi Cincinnati, Ihere was a l2-lor-l2 streak in pilfered bates Excellent defense, clutch homers and a 5-3 extra-inning clincher were highlights for the Big Red Machine Bin fol Boston, Ihere was a machine of another sort. The Booterstake on Towson machine in disguise was 36-year-old veteran Carl "Go west young man" season (10) is held by Yastr/emski. Bowling Green owns a Two first-half goals gave might be a well-known 3-0-2 record and will place BG a 2-1 victory over Warren Heede (1972). THE SEASON-LONG first baseman fol the Sox filled in American slogan, but the its three-game winning Western Michigan Returning to action for .it leti field fol the mjiiied Jim Rice, and did he do a job. Falcon soccer team has streak on the line against a Wednesday to hike the tomorrow's game will be lie made several superlative plays in the field and hits plans of its own. 6-2 Tiger squad. Falcons' Mid-American junior Steve Kittleberger, like the Y.i/ ot old. Conference (MAC) record who missed the Western Hoih nines have shown equally good pitching and Coach Mickey Cochrane's "TOWSON STATE has to 2-0-1. Michigan contest because of defense, like in any short scries, those Iwo mixtures will men will travel east to the best team this season a sprained left ankle. decide the new world champ. Baltimore, Md. for a game that they've ever had," Sophomore Ken Ii would take a great prophet to pick the winner in this against Towson State at Cochrane said. "We wanted Hendershott extended his Kittleberger's younger one- it's lli.il dose. noon tomorrow. to play some eastern team goal-scoring streak to four brother Jim returned to the and when we found out that games and hiked his season starting lineup against they had an open date total to five with a goal Western after missing the FUNNN NNNEEE suitable to us. we quickly against Western. The Falcon first four games due to a scheduled them." record for most goals in one right knee injury. 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Miami University. we stack up with them. squad that includes thiee ATGSB itudr rnjferuls • Ashland, Wooster, Bluffton "Kent beat us by one freshmen and three OCAT • : and ken State stroke at Ohio Slate, so we'd sophomores. Cow'Mi thai art • Falcon coach John Pipei like to get back at them," Sophomores John Miller. CPAT comtawiry updftte* said Illinois State and Piper added Gary Treater and Lonnie • FLEX M». (m hK J I MII Kentucky 3re also Anthony will compete as miii«J IfllOAS i possibilities to be added to ONE LINEUP change has will rookies Steve Cruse. Pat the tournament. occurred this week with Dugan and Ford. •NATIMEDBOS: ; 'VAT' . "IF THOSE two show, it would make it a good • 1090 Northwest Blvd. EDUCATION MAJORS 0 Columbus. On. 412)2 fj field." Piper said. 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