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By Denise Sakal University and Hanna Halls. Signs posted above the breezeways restrict Because of varied complaints, the the bicyclist to walking the bike University has initiated a new program through the area," he said. in bicycle safety, according to William "We expect to get some flack from Bess, director of Campus Safety and this. People will ask, don't you have Security. anything better to do? Yes, we do, but Complaints have been issued about we are also concerned with the bicyclists running down pedestrians, pedestrian and bicycle problem," Bess violating traffic laws involving stop said. "We would prefer not to spend our signs, lights and one-way signs, time on these things, but security and weaving in and out of traffic and pulling safety of individuals is also a concern. alongside a motorist in a blind spot, Bess said. "WE TRY TO address all problems. The new program. Project Wheels, We are looking for cooperation. No now involves Campus Security and matter how many officers we have, we Safety's student officers placing tags can't do it alone," he added. reading, "Please think bicycle safety" Recently, bicycle safety posed a on bikes in the racks, but "if people are problem in Bowling Green, but a new not more cautious and courteous, we ordinance prohibits cyclists from riding will have to begin enforcement," Bess on sidewalks in the downtown area, said. Police Chief Galen Ash said. The ordinance resulted from many ANY PERSON seen violating bicycle reports of near misses and in one in- safety rules will be stopped and a stance a woman was hit by a cyclist, warning will be given, he said, adding Ash said. that repeated violations may result in a Signs have been posted and sidewalks Newsphoto by Frank Breithaupt citation. have been painted prohibiting Bess estimated that there are about bicyclists in that area. Local merchants Riding bicycles the wrong way on one way streets will no longer be person seen violating bike safety rules will be given a written 5,000 bikes on campus and noted that report that bicyc'i riding in the overlooked by Campus Safety and Security. Director William Bess warning. Continued violations may result in a citation. bicycle safety is "especially a problem downtown area has been reduced by 70 says that under the newly implimented "Project Wheels" any in the breezeways between Moseley, percent, Ash said. City urges citizen involvement Issue 1 to aid counties
to curb recent rash of vandalism By Tom Smith to expand the commission to give it "WE WOULD BE losing more con- Staff Reporter legislative authority. Commissioner trol, both the people and elected of- By Tom Smith destructive acts occur in school pets on private or public lands. John Ault disliked this idea. ficials." parking lots. Staff Reporter Anderson, sponsor of the "pooper One of two statewide issues which "If you would change to this County administrator Ralph G. "We would like people to report scooper" law, said the city will not voters face today is a measure to (legislative commission) it would be Brandeberry favors Issue 1 because it Bowling Green City Council last any suspicious activity whether it send police around the city to en- liberalize constitutional procedures in hard to complete action. Now there are gives the county an opportunity for night listened to complaints about a will pan out or not. We would rather force the law. The purpose is to curb adopting a county charter. three of us, it is easier to work with the home rule. recent rash of vandalism in the get a dozen false calls than none at the number of pet owners who walk Issuel. modifications reduced the others," Ault explained. He said the measure would liberalize community. all," Police Chief Galen L. Ash their animal to the same place all number of signatures needed to place a He said the change may be helpful for the opportunity to consider a charter. Mayor Alvin L. Perkins, after explained. the time, he said. It is designed to charter commission proposal on the larger counties but not rural counties. There is no requirement to adopt or citing two examples of damage to The council also approved the stop those who flagrantly abuse ballot and allow a defeated charter to even consider a charter, he added. city property, called for citizen purchase of 2.07 acres of land from other's property, he added. be resubmitted. IF SOME of the elective positions Several counties, including Lucas, involvement. "We cannot legislate the University at the corner of "If a citizen has a complaint, he can become appointed administrative have tried to adopt a charter com- an answer to the problem. It is up to Mercer and Poe Roads for (18,000. file a complaint with the city A county charter has never been heads under a charter, both men said mission since 1933 but none have suc- the citizens and the University The city will use the cite to construct prosecutor at the Municipal Court adopted in the state, although there that politics will play a larger role in ceeded, Brandeberry said. community to report incidents of a covered holding pond for storm and a summons will be issued to the have been constitutional provisions for selecting department heads. Radeloff suspicious activity to the police," he water. party involved," explained City adoption since the 1930's. The charter, said the appointments would be subject ALTHOUGH HE favors the charter added. In approving the motion, which Attorney Patrick Crowley. The fine similar to city charters, would give the to the politics of the commissioners and form, Brandeberry opposes the idea of Ward Four Councilman Roger C. was approved by the University would be up to $100, he added. county more control and allow, if it may be difficult to remove an in- an elected administrator. This is one of Anderson noted an increase in Board of Trustees, Anderson, an desired, a restructuring of county competent person. the suggested structural changes in vandalism on Court Steet and associate professor of political THE COUNCIL voted to table an government. Ault added that changes to hire model charters, he said. broken glass in city parking lots. science abstained. He cited a ordinance requiring the licensing professionals as appointed department On the state scene, proponents in Citizens should be willing to testify possible conflict of interest as a and bonding of private snow WOOD COUNTY'S two incumbent heads will drive up county government legal advertising explaining the issue in court about any activity wit- reason not to vote. Council President removal operators. Bellard ex- commissioners oppose the measure costs. He said salaries now are con- cite a need to streamline county nessed, he said. Bruce H. Bellard, a professor of plained that the council was aware while the county administrator en- trolled by the legislature, but under the government. They claim that the "MANY PEOPLE are luUed in health and physical education, voted of problems in the legislation terms dorses the idea. charter, it would be necessary to pay present adoption process is "confusing believing we have a perfect com- for the measure. and council wants written input "I favor the present form of gover- these employees at a competitive rate. and difficult." munity," explained Monty Wilson, from the operators. nment. It is a balance of each type of Although the county would gain more The committee against the amend- 615 S. Orleans St., after citing two THE COUNCIL approved an Anderson said the legislation is a government," commissioner Franklin authority over its own affairs, Ault said ment said the failures to adopt a recent incidents of damage to his ordinance requiring animals owners dead issue until a "workable" A. Radeloff said. there are "more disadvantages than charter since 1933 should not require a cars. He noted that many to clean up the defecation of their legislation proposal is drawn up. Under a charter, it would be possible advantages." loosening of the present method. Rec center usage pattern outlined By Terry Potosnak and badminton courts will be used for Men's tennis coach Robert C. Gill Dates and times will be announced. Staff Reporter each of those sports. approached the committee about Programming for the rec center It also indicates the times established allowing practice time on the rec already has begun with "Fun Runs" The winter quarter usage pattern for for court reservations, free play, center's courts. scheduled every Saturday afternoon. the Student Recreation Center was physical education classes and in- "I believe I do understand the outlined and distributed to members of tramural use. philosophy of the Recreation Center THE RUNS VARY in length from one the Student Recreation Center RECREATION DIRECTOR Ben Advisory Committee regarding denial to five miles. Maps outlining the course Advisory Committee at its meeting McGuire noted that women have of practice times to varsity sports," are available for interested persons at Sunday. priority on one court during free times, Gill said. But he asked that the com- the Student Affairs Office, 360 Student That pattern, devised by rec center but a minimum number of players must mittee consider the tennis team if usage Services Bldg. administrators from advice of com- request its use before male players can patterns permit any practice time. Nov. 14 is Balloon Day which com- mittee members, delegates the times be forced to leave the court. That bines a "variety of different programs when the basketball, volleyball, tennis number has not yet been decided. THE II MEMBERS of the tennis all into one," according to McGuire. team need two courts or one court and the racquet room for at least one af- Missy Nicholson, coordinator of the ternoon a week, Gill said. event, said activities start at 11 a.m. in He said the team would continue its the Union Oval where thousands of present policy of using other indoor balloons and two helium tanks will help facilities around northwest Ohio on students "let their gripes fly." Inside the News other days. Nicholson explained that students can The team often travels to Wauseon to write their gripes on the balloons, fill EDITORIALS: The News' endorsements for today's general find practice space, Gill said. them with helium and let them go. election appear on Page Z. MCGUIRE INVITED Gill to SHE ALSO SAID punching bags with SPORTS: The Falcon harriers, lead by individual winner Kevin resubmit his request after center usage graphic representation of University Ryan, placed second in the conference cross country meet. The patterns had been determined. administrators will allow students to hockey team split with New Hampshire while the football team was In other business, McGuire presented vent their frustrations. overwhelmed by Ball State. Sports begins on Page 7. a brief update of rec center con- Health Services Administrator. John struction to the committee. M. Metzer, is helping with rec center NEWS: Registered students can vote today in Northeast Commons budgeting and submitted a price list for until 7:30 p.m. See Tom Smith's story on Page 3. He said the center will open January sporting goods to be sold in the center's 1 for use and tours barring any unex- pro shop. Newsphoto by FranK Breithaupt pected difficulties. He noted that the prices are "a penny High53F(12C) or a nickel above the lowest prices In GABE KAPLAN, stand-op comedian and star of the televisoa series "Welcome Back Hotter," entertained a Parents Day LowSZF(IC) Picture ID cards for students who do town" because state legislature not have a picture on their driver's prevents state-supported colleges and sadieace Saturday in Anderson Arena. See Jim Flick's review of Weather 20 percent chance of rain licenses will be taken before universities from underselling area the performance on Page 4 of today's News. Thanksgiving break, McGuire said. merchants.
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WASHINGTON-Have you ever "No, don't ask that. Just look at him wearing the cardigan sweater." have a smile? Not a bitter smile-a "Hi, I'm Sen. Nobody and this Is my wondered how a political television as if he's the greatest guy in the world." "If we hug him will he hurt us?" loving wife smile. Try to think of all the family. And this Is my dog Laddie. You commercial is made? Probably not, but "It's not going to be easy." "No, children. This is for a TV happiness you'll have when your may think politicians are different from I'm going to tell you anyway. "WELL, FAKE it! Now where are commercial. He won't get mad at all." husband gets elected You're scowling other people, but we're just plain folks "Okay, everybody quiet on the set. the kids?" "QUIET ON the set. Where's the again. All right then, think how nice it like each one of you out there. We Where's Sen. Nobody? All right, this "I could only get two out of the four. dog? I thought we were going to have will be if he gets defeated...That's laugh, we cry, and we worry about the commercial will show what a great Marsha and Larry wouldn't come." the senator's pet dog in this com- better...Now you've got it. Kids, start future of the country. I care about my family man you are. Put on this car- "Why not?" mercial." hugging your Daddy's knees." family and my dog Laddie, and that's digan sweater and sit in that stuffed "Marsha's mad at her father, and "Our dog ran away with Larry." why I want you to vote for me on chair by the fireplace...Lady, you'll Larry ran away from home two weeks "I got the dog, boss." Election Day." have to get out of here, I'm shooting a ago." "Good grief. Somebody go out on the commercial." sitting next to Robert Redford or Paul "All right, we'll have to make do with street and drag in a dog." ' "OKAY, THROW HUM down by the "I'm the senator's wife." Newman" two of the four. Put the kids on the rug fireplace. Senator, pretend this is what "Cut We're going to have to do it "Oh yeh, well, we'll need you in this "Should I say anything to him in the at their Daddy's feet. Each kid could "What kind of dog, boss?" you do every night when you get home. again. Go out and find another dog that one. You can stay. Let's see, why don't commercial?" hug a leg." You gather your family around you and wont chew up the Constitution of the we sit you next to the senator, looking at "What do you want to say ?" "CHILDREN, THE man wants you to "Who cares what kind of dog? Just so read to them from the Con- United States." him with adoring eyes?" "I Just want to ask when I'll see him sit at Daddy's feet and hug him." it will hold still till we get this thing stitution...Then look up and read "I've never done any acting before." again. This is the first time I've had a "Which one's our Daddy? " shot Okay lady, now look at the whatever is on the teleprompter. You (C) 1978, Los Angeles Times Syn- "WELL, JUST PRETEND you're chance to talk to him In two months." "The man sitting in the large chair senator. Please no scowling...Could I got it? Roll the cameras." dicate opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' our endorsements speoking out governor faculty survey shows lack of concern For the past few months, the spotlight has been on the gubernatorial race between Gov. James A. Rhodes and Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste. In Throughout my early education, I simple and painless as possible. After for or against the issue. a close decision, the News chose to endorse Celeste. always had pictured college professors making a few quick check marks in the However, a return of only 69 appropriate columns and a deposit in questionnaires, the equivalent of only The News believes that Rhodes' past plans have not worked out as well as upstanding, scholarly citizens in- Paula the nearest Campus Mail pick-up pile, about eight percent of the faculty, as possible. Rhodes' education plan, a critical Ohio issue, would result in volved in a multitude of affairs from education to social problems. their involvement with the pre- surely would not have helped any higher property taxes, a move that would put a heavy burden on farmers Although these notions of grandeur *** addressed little devils would be over. legitimate intentions. and fixed income groups (the elderly). have tarnished slightly since I have What more could they ask, except Celeste offers new blood to the governor's office. His education plan been ushered into the harsh reality of Winslow maybe for a prize for following in- Some faculty, who received the allows for a more equitable sharing of educational responsibilities. His college life, I refused to abandon my structions and answering all 12 survey through campus mail, may have plans are much more workable and Celeste offers an alternative. belief that University faculty were questions. questioned its legitimacy and decided it genuinely concerned about not only unworthy of their time. It also has been their own welfare, but also that of the Surely, I thought, faculty would jump But after allowing over a week for the suggested that only those vehemently congressional rep entire University. at a chance to express their views on instructors to return their question- involved in the debate would bother to For Congressional Representative, the News endorses Democrat But while recently conducting a this volatile controversy. I refused to naires, I was surprised that only 69 respond, while those still unsure about James R. Sherck. faculty survey about collective entertain any wild notion that they surveys were returned to me. Surely the Issue decided to remain unlnvolved. Sherck seems to have a good handle on the issues that are affecting bargaining for the BG News, I have might be unconcerned about the there must be some mistake, I thought. his constituents. He seems to have a very workable taxation program come to doubt even that modest possibility of giving negotiating power Campus Mail could not possibly be as BUT THESE ALIBIS are small that includes lowering property taxes and earmarking 10 percent of the assumption. to another agent, a change which could slow as the U.S. version. consolation when one considers the federal income tax to be returned to the district. I thought the topic surely would elicit affect their salaries, relationships with After receiving no more responses, I affects collective bargaining could immediate response from faculty. administration and legislators and abandoned all remaining hope. have on all aspects of University life. Collective bargaining has been hailed possibly alter their images in the Somehow, only 50 percent of those I admit I may be viewing the I state rep as the issue of the year at the Univer- students' eyes. queried bothered to offer their input. situation with naive, pie in the sky William Warner is running as an independent for the 83rd District sity-for faculty, administration, the I eagerly set out to my task, ran- After years of wincing to the sound of notions of political protests and active Board of Trustees and the students. State Representative and should be a good one. Warner has plans of domly choosing 135 faculty from each of piercing accusations of student apathy, debates floating through my brain. But I found these figures hard to stomach. I had hoped that the faculty of this action in all the major issues facing voters including lowering property the five colleges, the Firelands campus IT HAS BEEN THE subject of heated and several other University depart- University, those responsible for taxes to a uniform level state wide. Being a farmer, Warner believes in debates and lengthy discussions in- ments. At no time did I expect 100 TO MY KNOWLEDGE, NO preparing students for a world beyond farmer representation. He has been involved with youth, agricultural volving vehement faculty organizations percent return, but I did (reasonably, I PREVIOUS attempt to gauge faculty Bowling Green, would take an op- groups and conservation. campaigning to elect a bargaining thought) hope that ast least 100 of those opinion on the important questions portunity to voice their opinions on an agent and a supposedly growing selected would respond. involved in the collective bargaining issue so close to our minds, our hearts number of faculty on the opposing debate had been made. I cannot claim and our wallets. commissioner front. It also has been suggested that Democrat Daniel M. Knorek has the experience necessary for the THINKING THAT MANY instructors that the News' survery was empirically many faculty want the issue to be more have little time to waste, I tried to make correct, nor was its intention one of Paula Winslow is a staff reporter for position of Wood County Commissioner. He is vice-mayor of Rossford fully aired before a decision is made. their participation in the project as positively identifying faculty support the News. and member of Toledo Metropolitan Council of Governments. He has industrial experience in labor relations and safety as train master for Chessie System Railraods. county auditor Letters or two years and he will build Bowling Harold R. Bateson, Republican, is the incumbent running for re- Governor Rhodes why hasn't he backed should be treated as such! Chivalry is out? Rhodes cares about the Green into a national football power, not dead, it is mearly dormant. election for Wood County Auditor. He has seven years experience and what's wrong Republican ticket and he certainly and with no help from your so called has introduced computerization in the accounting office and has been supports it. Politic wise, who has the "magic" acts. Andrew Bartmess efficient in property tax evaluation. experience and the best plan for I believe that the coaches and per- 160 Kohl education? Rhodes will and has sonnel in the Athletic Department are state issue one with celeste? delivered. excellent. With class people like Jim The News would like voters to pass State Issue One. The issue would Lessig, Denny Stolz, Ron Mason, John require fewer signatures in order to have a county charter placed on a I am writing in response to Mr. Charlotte Nelms Weinert, Don Purvis and others, B.G. chivalry is ballot and would allow a defeated charter to be placed on the ballot a Lester's guest column which appeared 216 Dun bar will be a sports power to be reckoned with for many years to come! second time without petitioning a second time. in the news November 1.1 question Mr. Lester's use of unethical politics. He is the president of Campus Democrats, in favor Tony Garzony not dead other endorsements yet he exposes his ignorance of politics Brad Augenstein by calling our current governor names. 307 Anderson STATE AUDITOR-Donald E. Lukens The Board of Church and Society of How low will you go to gain support for the United Methodist Church is SECRETARY OF STATE-Anthony J. Celebrezze. Jr. Mr. Celeste? I realize that you would of sadler pressing the court case against Space restrictions prohibited further endorsements. dig up or think up as many lies as you rhodes Governor Rhodes concerning the Kent could. Wouldn't you Mr. Lester? I am State killings. As this election ap- not attacking you or Mr. Celeste for Dear Steve Sadler, proached, I was amazed that so little that matter, I am simply pointing out I would like to thank you for your two has been said about the Governor's that the Republicans of this campus articles that appeared in the BG News. again connection to this unfortunate incident. The 3*0 Sfews have not attacked Mr. Celeste in the The articles concerning coach Denny Rhodes was Commander in Chief and manner which you attacked Governor Stolz and the starting times of football After reading the letter by Linda his position has been to stay out of court Pagez, EDITORIAL STAFF Tuesday, November 7,1978 Rhodes. To explain your point of view of games were very well written and very Callahan in Tuesday's BG News, Ifetl as long as possible. Ohio state tax funds editor jamlea pterman their politics is one thing, but to use lies good articles. Many people fall to that I must reply on behalf of those of are being used to keep Rhodes and the managing editor roger k. iowe and name-calling is another. realize the time, and effort, put into we feel civilized males here at Bowling guardsmen from coming to trial. I newj editor Cheryl a. geschke How can you possibly state that being a sports editor. It's a difficult job, Green. believe that an innocent man would editorial editor kelth h. lameson sports editor Steven w. Sadler Governor Rhodes has bought or lied his and, of course, some of your opinions have long ago welcomed the chance to copy editor |anet k. ropers way into that office in the past? Have and articles will be disagreed with. But I am one of those unfortunate males be absolved of blame, through a trial. photo ed itor davld >. ryan you been listening to the news lately? from this point of view, your job has who is hampered by a deep respect for Two of the many strikes against Rhodes entertainment editor n-.arc nudjnin Governor Rhodes has been calling on been well done. women. I am constantly offended by in this case are: Sylvester Del Corso, wire editor lohn lammers the Republicans for more financial Concerning the letter from Randy some of the guys I know who can use a then head of the guard, testified that the BUSINESS STAFF support. If he could buy his way into Bramel, this person obviously knows girl and then toss her away like a used shootings were "indiscriminate that office why would he be asking for nothing about sports. First of all, if Kleenex. I have always held that firing;" Rhodes called the White House business manager I lnda „,,.„» their help? If you had paid attention in Dave Preston played for the Falcons simply being a member of the 'fairer immediately after the shootings and advertising sales manager colleen dune the past, Democratic leaders have tried last year, he must have played in- sex' should demand a certain amount of President Nixon killed plans for a to find fault with Governor Rhodes cognito because he graduated In 1977. respect from the male of the species. federal grand jury investigation Im- The BO New. is published dally Tuesday th.ough Friday during the regular school campaign each time he has been That must have been one of Denny's mediately thereafter. year and weakly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green State University elected. They haven't found anything. magic tricks. Also, Randy, how can you One of the unfortunate casualities of under the authority ot the University Publications Committee. Governor Rhodes has never had to buy Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BC consider yourself a football expert if the Feminist war for equal rights was Since Kent, Rhodes has had a tax News Editorial Board. his way into office, he has been you can't even spell coach Stolz's name chivalry. Many of the men who once giveaway to industry rejected by The BO News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employers awarded the office because he deserves correctly. The football team has had a used It have stopped; still others (Miss Ohioans, he tried to by a VW factory and do not discriminate in hiring practices. it. couple of tough years, but you have to Callahan's "savages") never had the with tax money, he saved us all with a The News will not accept advertising that Is deemed discriminatory, degrading or As you refer to the dislike between insulting on the basis al race. sa« or national origin. give a new coach at least three years to class to use It In the first place. From blizzard pray-in and he has kept taxes AH rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. Governor Rhodes and George build his own program. Therefore, viewing many of the Neanderthals low while many cities have had to close Voinovich, be careful. I am sure you Denny Stolz has been losing games with present on campus, one might draw the their schools. When be dies, he'll go to Editorial and Business Offices don't know either one of them. The Don Nehlen's players. True, coach John conclusion that even the most common hell so fast he'll break the sound IM University Hall Republican campaign money is Weinert I basketball I did well in bis courtesies have long perished. This Is Bowling Green State University barrier. Bowling Green, Ohio «3403 distributed by Republicans and not second year, but that was a result of his not so! There are a few of us left who Phone (4H) J7J2O0J Governor Rhodes. Besides, If Mr. excellent coaching, not his players believe In respect, who think (believe lt John Kingston Voinovich' wasn't compatible with excessive talent. Give coach Stolz one or not, BG!) that women are people and Biological Scienoea ^ m
Tuesday, November 7,1*78 The BG News Page I News in Brief Director On-campus voting today Dr. William E. McMillen has been By Tom Smith turnout will be about 34,000 Correction named director of con- Staff Reporter of the 48,999 registered In Friday's News story ferences in the Office of voters, or about (6 percent. about the safety of water Continuing Education at About 75 percent of the "THERE IS USUALLY a in the community, it was the University. McMillen 1,300 University students pretty good turnout In reported that pollution formerly directed the registered to vote will cast presidential and guber- from Marathon Oil writing skills center at their ballots today in the natorial elections," Bender Company refineries in Ohio University and was Northeast Commons, ac- said. Findlay contribute to a lecturer In the cording to Constance She also said the weather poor water quality in the University English Hillard, director of the Wood does not affect the voting Maumee River, department last year. He County Board of Elections. turnout anymore. "The Marathon does not have now is responsible for Hillard attributed the high students are certainly not refineries in Ohio. special conferences and turnout prediction to the going to let rain stop them writing grant proposals to concentrated efforts both from voting," Bender said. Reception fund continuing education parties made to bring the She said farmers now are projects. voters to the polls. interested in elections and Union Activities About 1,100 students will take the time to vote. Organization is spon- Poetry residing on campus Bender said the board soring a Russian registered to vote in Bowling hopes to release the first 10 reception from 3:30-5 Green this fall in a drive precinct returns at about 9 p.m. tomorrow in the The Commuter Center Monday Night Poetry conducted by the Campus p.m. and it "hopes" to Browsing Room, Union. Democrats. finalize the returns by 10:30 There will be Russian Reading has been rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. p.m. She said with a heavier pastries, tea and music. THERE WILL BE 12 turnout it may take longer to Admission is free. Thursday, not Wednesday as reported in the Green voting booths set up in the inspect the ballots. Sheet. Phillip Sterling Commons and the polls will This is the first major French horn will read. remain open until 7:30 p.m. election using the new This is the first year that on- punch-card system. The Herbert Spencer will No sign-ups Newsphoto by Bill Gillmore campus students can vote at voting devices were used present a French horn the University. In the past, countywide in the general recital of works by Bach, students had to vote at Ridge UNIVERSITY STUDENTS »ill cast their ballots today ID the Northeast Commons. About election last November. Haydn, Grazini, Hin- There will be no more Street School, 225 Ridge St. She said voters insert the desith and Mozart at 8 placement interview sign- 75 percent of the students on campus have registered to vote in this year's election. This is the first year students have been able to vote at an on-campus location. In the past, students Off-campus students can ballot punch-card into the p.m. tomorrow in the ups, according to the call the board at 352-6531 to had to vote at Ridge Street School, 225 Ridge St. voting booklet. The voter Recital Hall of the College Placement Office, but find out where to vote. punches out the hole in the of Musical Arts. The recruiters will interview Deputy Director, Joneal position opposite the can- recital is free and public. until Nov. 21. Bender, said the countywide didate's name.
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ATTENTION: Advertising SIGMA PHI EPSILON Graduating Seniors Salesperson Welcomes Its New Actives Announcing the BGSU needed for Toledo Marketing Club Resume Service Chris Tjotjos Jack Hemp Mark Gross area. Must have Eliminate typing and printing hassles a car. John Fleisher Jeff Pennington Greg Loder Have your resume prepared quickly and painlessly Tim Sharp Buescher Craig Vanucci Apply at the BG News Contact: Rick Rensi 1 st Floor BA Bldg. Outstanding Larry Boyle 12:00-2:00 Tucs., Wed., Thurs. 352-4881 106 University Hall B.G.S.U. SKI CLUB THE MORNINGSTAR MEETING PRESENTS DICK CELESTE... ACTION DISCUSSION OF MARANATHA! Music WINTER QUARTER TRIPS INSTEAD OF PROMISES WED. NOV. 8 Recording Artists *s*»"/l12 B.A. 7:30 P.M. | SWEET ALL INTERESTED COMFORT Jim Rhodes makes a lot of promises... STUDENTS WELCOME A A FOUR-MAN CHRISTIAN Jim Rhodes promised to keep student fees down., JAZZ ROCK BAND instead. Ohio fees are fourth highest in the nation. COMING November 8, 1978 Jim Rhodes promised to make Ohio number one 8:00 pm in education...instead, school districts all I TOMORROW I over Ohio have closed due to lack of funds. JSIXTH ANNUAL SALE? N.E. COMMONS Jim Rhodes repeatedly promises "jobs and progress", instead. Ohio has lost 47.000 ALL £ FREEWILL OFFERING manufacturing jobs since 1974. 20% Off PAPERBACKS J TAKEN UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE * U. Governor Richard F. Celeste, STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING J Democrat for Governor, Hours: 8-5 Mon.-Fri. * Tuesday will work for... 9-5 Saturday * MM**********-*-******-*** Family Might Adequate funding of higher education, while holding down at Ponderosa student fees. Boot Toppers An improved system of .•-• financing education that will w 3) keep schools open. Asst styles, colors \ • Increased employment Reg. 5.00 - 6.00 opportunities, especially in areas of high unemployment. Tuesday Remember To Your choice ol a sizzling Rib-eye oi Chopped Steak Dmnet that I includes a baked Idaho potato, warm Pondetosa toll with outlet. I $2.99 - $3.49 and unlimited helpings Itom out ternltc salad bat Every Tuesday | VOTE Today! 3 PM to close The FOR GOVERNOR Powder Puff 525 Ridge
E. Wooster (Across from Perry Stadium) P»len 4 Theimmiwwi BG Newi Tuesday,inesaay, November^ovemuer 7,i, UTSan Gabe Kaplan's Parents Day performance is a hit
Review by The Parents Day audience He paused before saying, The audience's laughter The characters on the going." Their language, he a lampooning imitation of Ed audience loved this bit when Jim Flick reacted wildly when he went "I'm very glad to be here. frequently interrupted the show, he said, are based on said, is a watered-down Sullivan to a nervous con- Kaplan performed it on stage. Quiet and subdued I've never seen a runway tales of his youth, early persons with whom he went version of rough Brooklyn testant on "The Newlywed The audience liked "I go on stage and see how during the warm-up acts, it that short." career, jokes about famous to school. Arnold Horshack, street language. Game." everything Kaplan did. the audience reacts," Gabe cheered when he walked onto personalities and stories for instance, really is the His material, too, was At a news conference Kaplan said Saturday before the floor of the arena. AFTER THE LAUGHTER about "Welcome Back, name of one of Kaplan's KAPLAN'S PER- excellent. before the show, Kaplan his performance in Anderson "I landed at the Bowling and applause died down, Kotter," the television series classmates. The real Hor- FORMANCE was anything shrugged when asked how Arena. Green airport an hour ago." Kaplan started his routine. that made him famous. shack, however, now works but watered-down. He "I always thought I was long he expects to stay in in a bank, the comedian said. delicately interacted with adopted, but my parents show business. But the characters on the the audience to time his always denied it," Kaplan show aren't exactly those deliveries and used his voice said. "One day I asked my "I just do my act," he said. Low-key auditor race ends today with whom he grew up, to change character and father, Li Chow, if I was "You just have to have The two-term incumbent this job. and capable employees. because of the principle of Kaplan said. "The actors mood. He shifted smoothly adopted. He said, 'No, you're something the public wants auditor for Wood County is Both candidates agreed Bateson said he has 21 democratic election in "our made up their own from an imitation of his rented.'" Delivery is half to see." being challenged by a that there are no issues in employees, the same two-party system." characters once we got mother's sarcastic lecture to the humor, of course. The He does. political newcomer in a very this year's campaign. number as when he was ALTHOUGH HER only low-key contest that ends BATESON SAID he takes elected eight years ago, even governmental experience today when ballots are pride in being one of the few though the state has man- has been as vice chairman of Festival highlights Russian Week counted. auditors in the area who dated a number of added the zoning board for her Republican Harold B. meet the "greatest challenge services to be performed by township and a member of The focus is on Russia this and a video tape program 8 p.m. in the Grand that kicked the whole idea Bateson is seeking his third of keeping on schedule the his office. the zoning board of appeals, week. Union Activities titled "An Interview with Ballroom, Union. for Russian Week off," four-year term as the disbursements from Shiple does not quarrel Shiple said she can handle Organization (UAO) and the Alexander Solzhenitsyn," At 8 p.m., Friday in the Timothy W. Flynn, UAO county's chief fiscal officer. collected taxes." with the incumbent's per- the job. "Almost every task I Russian department have held from 1-4 p.m. in the Side Grand Ballroom, the coordinator of special Irene Shiple, a Democrat He attributes the prompt formance. have taken on I see through scheduled exhibits, movies, Door, Union. Massenkoff Russian Folk events, said. from Perrysburg Township, payment to the subdivisions She said she is running to to completion," she ex- speakers and dinners A Russian reception with Festival will begin. Russian The idea for the folk said she would like to have with office computerization give Bateson competition plained. dealing with the country and music, pastries and tea will musicians, singers and festival was introduced last Shiple suggested im- its culture. be held tomorrow from 3:30- dancers of Russian war year and as it progressed, provement in the operation Daily events include a S p.m. in the Browsing Room songs, ballads, love songs UAO decided to make it "a of the auditor's office. If Russian exhibit from 8 a.m. and Pavel M. Utvinov, a and festive songs will cultural thing" and enlarge elected, Shiple said she to S p.m. in the Browsing Russian dissident, will speak highlight the event. the program, he said. would open the office in the Room, Union, and will about the Soviet Union's NICOLAI I. "We're thinking about evening "to accommodate feature Russian artifacts human rights movement at MASSENKOFF, bass- maybe focusing on a certain the working public." baritone and founder of the ethnic background or culture DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD festival, also will perform. once a year," Flynn said. "The Massenkoff Folk "But nothing definite has °OFF CAMPUS! Festival was the big thing been set up." STUDENTS Hove you checked your mailboxes lately?, You may be a lucky winner of a Free Album at SCHOOLKIDS' RECORDSJM
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JOHN GLCNN' October 24, 1978 OHIO How can we help you? Mr. James R. Copley 4575 HcCutchenvllle Road LETTERHEADS Foatorta, Ohio 44830 ENVELOPES RESUMES Dear Jin: BUSINESS CARDS INVOICES NCR FORMS Please accept my sincere best wishes for a successful FLYERS Ohio House qf Representatives campaign. The elections on BROCURES November 7 will be very Important to all Ohloans,. and your SCORE PAD victory will contribute to effective leadership in the FOLD STITCH State House. STAPLE CUT4TRIM COLLATE PERFORATE All the pizza and salad you can eat The campaigns this year have focused on the very real problems facing Ohio, both at the State level a
Day in review From Associated Press wire stories Voter turnout critical in governor's election 3.3 million expected to Democratic U. Gov. Richard F. campaigns with more aerial barn- were counting on each of the estimated Celeste predicted yesterday he will be storming through the state. 5,000 volunteers to bring 20 voters to the decide state races toda^\ elected governor with the help of 5.000 state Rhodes started with a breakfast polls-for a total of 100,000. volunteers seeing to it that Democrats meeting in Newark, and visited Celeste said he expected to secure his An estimated 3.3 million Ohioans challengers are: go to the polls. Medina, Garfield Heights, Canfield, victory by polling the following num- are expected to vote today in the -Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson, a "I am convinced that tomorrow's About 3.3 million Ohioans will cast and Mentor before returning to bers of votes in these important statewide general election. Democrat, and state Sen. Donald elections will be a clear mandate for ballots, based on projections of the Columbus. counties, with former Democratic Gov. Voters will choose among can- Lukens (R-Middletown). change in Ohio," the challenger told a secretary of state. Slightly more than 3 Celeste went on a "fly around" to the John J. Gilligan's 1974 totals in the didates for governor, Congress, -Treasurer Gertrude Donahey, a Columbus news conference. million voted in the last gubernatorial state's largest cities, starting in same counties in parentheses: state legislature, state Supreme Democrat, and Whitehall City He apparently saw no problems with election in 1974. Cleveland and winding it up in Toledo Cuyahoga 290,000 (287,015), Court and four other state offices. Attorney George Rogers, a weather forecasts calling for cloudy REPUBLICAN Gov. James A. after stops at Youngstown, Akron- Mahoning 63,000 (57,713), Trumbull They also will vote on two statewide Republican. skies over most of the state, with Rhodes was expected to offer his Canton, Columbus, Cincinnati, and 43,000 (37,371), Summit 100,000 (95,798), and many local Issues, as well as THE PAIRINGS for the three showers listed a possibility in the east election eve observations at a rally in Dayton. Stark 62,000 (47,616), Montgomery candidates for local government vacancies on the state Supreme and south. Temperatures were ex- Columbus last night. AT HIS COLUMBUS headquarters, 95,000 (88,522), Lucas 90,000 (79,326), offices. Court are: pected to be in the low to mid 50s. Both candidates wrapped up their the lieutenant governor said his forces and Hamilton 135,000 (122,111). Polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. -Associate Justices Thomas M. to7:30p.m. Herbert and Frank J. Celebrezze for Heading the contest is the chief justice. Election will measure nation's tax-cutting feelings governor's race, pitting the -Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Republican ticket of incumbent Gov. The nation takes the measure of its week as much for his new inflation- Near-relatives of California's Judge Richard Markus and in- James A. Rhodes and his running tax-cutting fever today choosing a fighting program as he did for Proposition 13 were on 16 state ballots, cumbent Justice William B. Brown mate George V. Volnovich against Congress, governors and state Democrats and for getting out to vote in calling for cuts or limits in taxes or for associate Justice. Democratic challenger Lt. Gov. legislatures in a climate of exceptional nation the off-year election. spending. The proposals were before -6th District Appeals Court Richard F. Celeste and his choice for economic unease. HE HAD THE benefit of new figures voters in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Justice Clifford Brown and in- lieutenant governor Michael The theme of government-for-less, no Democrats will lose little of their showing a drop in unemployment. It Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, cumbent Justice Paul Brown for Do man. longer exclusively Republican, dominance and the voter turnout will be was the one bright spot in a time of Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, associate justice. ALL 99 SEATS in the Ohio House dominated campaigns at every level. poor. escalating inflation and a distressed Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, IN OTHER STATEWIDE offices and 17 of the 33 seats in the Senate Still, the forecasts were uniform: President Carter campaigned last dollar. Oregon, South Dakota and Texas. the incumbents and their are being voted on this year. DEMOCRATS.m The First Annual 1 Senior Picture Smiling Contest . Danielit* M. Irene Seniors, enter now. Moke your senior picture appointment today. Call the Key at 372-0086 or KNOREK SHIPLE stop by 310 Student Services Building. Wood County Commissioner Wood County Auditor Everyone is a winner When they have their picture in the 1979 KEY iiiiimniiii rirn mm in inniiiiiiin 11 in n rij The T.U. Student Union Board Brings You:
Fr»d Jomes R. SHERCK DEERING COPLEY U.S. Congress—5th Dlst. Ohio House—84th Dist. Ohio House—83rd Dist. P>
Richard F. Michael J. Anthony J. William J. CELESTE DORRIAN CELEBREZZE BROWN Governor Lt. Governor Secretary of State Attorney General
/ Alex Be van Kspeciai guest) Thomas E. Gertrude W. Frank D. FERGUSON DONAHEY CELEBREZZE State Auditor State Treasurer Chl*f Jus tic* Thursday November 9th 8 pm Suprem* Court in the T.U. Student Union Auditorium William B. Clifford F. BROWN BROWN $4 students $5 non-students Supreme Court Supreme Court -PRICE INCLUDES BEER-
Tickets: Finders is DG. Doth Doogies. Peaches. And all TU info centers. ... A Team We Can Trust
(mutt be 18 and show valid ID) With Wood County's and Ohio's Future run mi nimiiiiii in in niiTTm 111111 rrirrriTrri 1111 in111111 in i b) the Mood Count) Democratic c.imp;iifcnCommitlee l,rr knorrk. Ctialrm , I' O Box 707. Bow ling Orrrn. Otilo 41407 Page I The BG News Tuesday, November 7,1*78
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Campus Calendar Is a dally listing ol campus events Lectures and Classes ^T^ SUBS (meetings, lectures and entertainment) provided as a service CCDC Program. 6:X 8:30 p.m.. State Room, union. "How to United Vfey to readers. Unless otherwise noted, all events listed are free Stand Up for Your Rights Without Stepping on Others." Pre SALADS and open. Campus Calendar forms are available in the News registration requested. Sponsored by Counseling and Career office, 106 University Hall, 372 2003. There Is no charge for Development Center. Thanks to you submitting listings to the section. Accounting Help Session, 7:30 p.m., 121 Hayes Hall. For BEER Accounting 221 and 222 students. TUESDAY it works... Meetings Entertainment WINE Election, 6:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m.. Commons, Northeast. On Faculty Swim, 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m.. Natatorium. Admission 7ty& campus students who are registered to vote may do so during 35 cents. Suit rental 10 cents. these hours. International Coffee Hours. 2 4 p.m. 17 Williams Hall. Resident Student Association, 6 p.m.. Assembly Room. BG TV 7.7 p.m.. on closed circuit campus television station 7. LIQUOR FOR ALL McFall Center. "Week to Week on Seven," a campus produced Hours Women for Women, 7 p.m., Faculty Lounge, Union. newsmagazine will be broadcast. Social Work Club. 7:30p.m.. 102 Business Administration. BGSU Skate Club, 8 10 p.m. Ice Arena. Admission $1.50. Sun. • Wed. 4:30-2:00 Thurs. 4:30-2:30 Fri. Sat. 4:30-3:00 Stock Market Club. 7:30p.m.. Capital Room. Union. Student Swim. 8 10 p.m., Natatorium. Admission 25 cents. OF US Panhellenic Council. 9 p.m.. Town Room, Union. Suit rental 10 cents. '^o«a»«»4r)»' eatetjjTeip et»4»e»Od>»>e> e»«B»«a>Q
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MILES, TM SURE A BUT THERE CERTAINLYARE TO YOUR RIGHT AND LEFT, LOT OF OUR LISTEN- WELL. A GOOD MANY WHO DO. THE FELLOW JOGGERS START TO r,.~ , A LITTLE, YES. EM WOULD LIKE TO NO, IM ACTION BE&NS AROUND THE GO DOWN, ONE BODY AFTER SOUNDS we SAME sen OF KNOW IF Y0UEVER HAPPY W MILE MARK. WHEN THE ANOTHER COLLAPSING ONTO WOUMA. ZwwxRi 'HIT THE WALL''DUR- TO SAY BODYS NATURAL STORE OF THE DUSTY, HARD PAVEMENT I DOM-. ENERGY SUDDENLY 6IVES OUT WTTH A SICKENING THUD' ING A MARATHON. \ DANIEL M.
KNOREK ! UEU.FOREX- MUS. TELL US. WHAT IW&BEEN HOW ELSE COULD DO YOU SAY TO THOSE AMPLE. WEVE /€ NEED TO. __ , QUITE RIGHT IMNOT BEEN TALKING JOGGING I POSSIBLY KNOW INCREDIBLE' rYE NEVER CRITICS WHO CLAIM lhAJYOUHAYETAN. HESKJ6HT.' SEEN THIS THAT JOGGERS ARE SUREI ZO MINUTES. AND PROMOTES IT INSUFFERABLY PWS, YOU HAVE YET TO PERJPHCRAL DOES' CHISELED FEATURES AND THIS WT mi BEFORE THAT TUB AFFECT AN STAND MAKEEYECON- VISION. AND A CASUAL BUT STAGED. FOLKS' HMYUFE. Wood County Commissioner SUBLIME WARDROBE' I AlR OF SUPERIORITY' I TACTWfTHME. --DEMOCRAT--
Dan Knorek is Prepared for the Job. i i- Dan is a graduate of Rossford High School. He attended Xavier University and the University of Toledo. He has participated in numerous management, labor relations, accounting, and safety seminars and programs sponsored by the Ohio Municipal League, the Toledo Metropolitan Council of Governments, the City of Rossford, the State of Ohio, and his employer, the Chessie System. Dan, for instance, got over 200 hours of negotiating experience when he helped write and develop the City of Rossford's first contract with public employee organizations (OCSEA and AF- SCME). For the Chessie Dan worked in a management position in labor relations and safety as a Trainmaster and on the labor side as the local Chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. In a time of inflation Dan has the common sense and experience needed to balance fairness to employees with scrupulousand efficient use of taxpayers' hard earned dollars. $2.00. PRIZESPRIZES!! Center, 315D Student Services. LOST & FOUND Thanks Doug, for making the BAHAMAS GAILING TRIP: 7 For information PH. 372 2620. Found brn. rimmed glasses past 11 months so full of happiness you know Love days 8. nights. Food, trans 4 Need piano play for singing near Howards. "Kathleen Beth. lodging for $340.00 complete. group with flexible hours. Call Dalley". 352 0604. Rick early eve. 352 8674 or Sue Theta Chi great job at the Leaving Dec. 9, returning Dec. Lost set of keys in front of football games! You guys are 18. Call 2 2343 for more details. mornings. 372 4137. Dan Knorek believes in Fiscal Responsibility. Union. 352-5498. Need someone to sublease fantastic. Gary-thanks for Off Campus Students-Today Lost SR 201 Minolta in vicinity trying to bring some things to may be your luckey day! efflc. apt. jllOmo. utll. in- Dan Knorek will give us our money's worth. He believes that the first priority in all government is Of 1st St. REWARDI 352-7011. my attention. Love. Beth Check your mailbox for a cluded. Avail. Immed. 372 fiscal responsibility and accountability. As a working man as well as a leader in the business Lost brn leather wallet Mon (Hobblerhead) certificate for a FREE 2786. Walter. eve. If found please return to community, he knows how hard dollars are to come by. On the Finance Committee of Rossford City Sig Eps: Congratulations new ALBUM SGA 8. Schoolkids. Needed old used blue leans to Daryl Head. Rm. 138 Rodgers. actives also Jack & Wendy Sigma Nu & Alpha Phi be cut for guilt blocks. Call 353 Countil, Dan has helped prepare the annual $2,300,000.00 municipal budget. He's worked on Lost high school class ring! If on their lavallering. 1978 Fall Volleyball Team. 1753. revenue shoring and knows how to go about getting other federal monies for local needs. Dan found, please contact Chris Pledges. Congratulations on an un- Animal lover to take care of a 9 knows the importance of sound fiscal planning, investment, and management. 372 5826 or leave message Meg-Happy Birthday! Thanks defeated season so far! Keep yr. old house broken poodle, where you can be reached. for being such a great friend up the spirit 8. good work! for winter qtr. preferably SERVICESOFFERED all these years. Robin Love. Your Captain. within the vicinity of Dahm's Pregnancy Aid & Under ZTA"Big Man on Campus David C.S. Chong is a PUD. Apts State St. Call Karen 354 standing. EMPA. 287 4679 & Contest" Nov. 610. Union why aren't you? 1341. "II Wood Countians make me their County Commissioner, I'll do all in my 352 1488 Foyer, 10am 5pm. There are people to whom life Need 3 F. to sublease upper half of 4 bedrm. house. One power to insure that Wood County remains a decent place to live, work and Get your skis ready for winter Congratulations Cris and Andy means just a little more! block from campus. Avail. raise a family." now. Tune ups. hotwax, bin-' on your lavallering. We're so Fitness World Health Spa. Wtr. Qtr. Call 323-3271 ding adjustments. Call Jack happy for youl Love, The Phi Seventh > High St. 352-3778. "I believe I have the experience, energy, and know-how to give Wood anytime. 3523113 Psl Lll' Slsses. ^^ Wanted Friends for Tammy Countians their money's worth."- Dan Knorek Housecleaning leave the task SOCIAL WORK CLUB Tussinger Apply at McDonald HELPWANTED of housecleaning ,to us. We MEETING! TUES. NOV. 7 AT Cafeteria or call 372 1026 Church organist, Hammond Four Housewives in 8. out In 7-30 P.M. 102 B.A. BLDG. ALL (Revenge finally Tammy. I organ, choir rehearsal 7:30pm one hour. Ideal for the active WELCOME SO WE'LL SEE have friends!) Mary Ellen Thurs., worship 10 a.m. homemakers & the working YOU THERE!!! Aggy even If you don't Sundays. Presbyterian Church, Perrysburg. 874 4119. person. We help you keep your VOTE FOR THE HEALTH remember any of It. I hope weekends free. Having a LEVYI HELP THE COUNTY your 21 st birthday was so STUDENTS CAN YOU USE Dan Knorek will work for Balanced Growth. holiday party? Call us for HEALTH DEPT. CONTINUE GREAT as you are. Friends $100 OR MORE PER WEEK? before & after cleaning. For ITS MANY VALUABLE Forever, Love. M.E. Your basic writing skills can details: 669 6763. put this kind of cash In your Dan has pride and faith in Wood County. As our Wood County Commissioner, he will work for SERVICES. INCLUDING THE ALPHAGAM FLAMER Babysitter available anytime. HOME HEALTH, CHILD IS COMING UP FAST pocket. For complete In- good community-centered planning and balanced growth, Call Karen 352 3071. CARE. FAMILY PLANNING. GET READY FOR A PARTY formation, send lor detailed Dan serves as Chairman of the Building and Insurance Committee of Rossford's Council. In that PERSONALS Happy B Day Paula Gaye! THAT WILL LAST * LASTI report. Enclose $2 along with your name A address 8. mail to role he has learned how important sound planning and effective enforcement of building and The Footpath Dance Company The Big 20! We love you! Love, Nancy congratulations on your STUDENT SERVICE is coming soon! They are a six Dee Dee, Laurle.Nancy, Mary Alpha Gam Sigma Chi (Kent zoning codes are to maintaining healthy neighborhoods and communities. The need for industrial PUBLICATIONS, P.O. Box member modern dance en- Elleng.Kimmle. State) lavallerlng. The first 6214, Toledo. OH 43614. and commercial growth and development must be balanced with the need to protect farmers and semble that you won't want to TEKE's Congratulations on a candle passing for your pledge homeowners and their investment in the county's future. Wood County's continued growth and miss! And It is free! PUT Fantastic Football season! glass! Love from your sisters. Full or part time janitorial. November 30, 8:00 PM, Main Knickerbocker Services. 352 development must be planned and reasonable, not helter-skelter. We must avoid some of the Let's keep up that TEKE team Alpha Gam pledges: We never Auditorium, on your calendar work. We're No. 1 all the way-- expected such a super "Good 5335. ^ mistakes made in neighboring counties. As a lifelong outdoorsman and active participant in almost nowt Y.I.T.B Beaster. prank", & now we have all you FOR SALE every sport. Dan believes that adequate recreational facilities and the preservation of open spaces Bobbl G 8. Klmberly-To two Congratulations to the Beta to thank. The costumes were Yamaha G65A Classical guitar are also necessary to insure a decent quality of life in the County. very special friends we wish Theta Pi l_if Sis Pledge Class. darling. The "treats" were so with hard case. 3 mo. old. you both the best always. Fall 1978. We're glad to have good, (but we deserved it, $100.00 372 3632. after the "trick" you pulled!) Congrats on your "kinky" such a rowdy group-get 1977 Cutlass Supreme Thanks for a Happy lavaller. Bud & Amy Jo. psyched for a great year!!! Brougham Loaded. 15,000 mi. Halloween! Little Lorri: Can you believe I COME PARTY WITH UStt Excell. cond. 353 1853 or 352- Dan Knorek Gets the Job Done. didn't let It sllp!?l Hope you THURSDAY NOV. 9 AT »:D0 WANTED 3778. enjoyed the Hunt (I know you PM IN THE N.E. COMMONS! Subleaser for Wtr. 8. Spr. Qtr. Riedell women's figure skates Dan has energy and follow-through. He knows to cut through the red tape of government to get enjoyed the refreshments.) A GOOD TIME GUARAN Big House, close to campus. & guards. Size 5 med. Excell. things done. He's worked with elected and appointed officials in Washington, the County, and Ha Ha. Zeta Love. You Big Sis TEEDt Call 354-1545. cond. $45.00 352-5903. Karol. Jocally, When he takes on a project, you can count on him to devote as many hours and as much Thanks, Alpha Phi pledges for F. rmte. to share bedrm. $80- The Big Hunt started at 8:30. your thoughtfulness. We mo. Call 352-7165 between5:30 1974 Datsun 260Z. Good energy as is needed to complete the task successfully. the pledges ran around couldn't have asked for a nicer 6:30pm. cond. Call 372 1413. showing they were worthy. "surprise" breakfast! Way to Short articles, stories, opinion '71 VW Campmoblle with pop Surprise, Surpsie, Super go on your second prank! We essays, cartoons, drawings, up top. 2 owners. Good Con- "He Will Give Us Our Moneys Worth." Great-ZTA Love, & mine Lll love you! Love, The Alpha Phi poetry, calendar listings, dition! I Call 419 686 5691. Tina Your GREAT. Your big Actives reviews of plays, books, 1975 Cutlass Supreme. Excell. I* sis Carol Paid for by Citizens For Knorek: Robert Spltler, Agnes Pastorek, Carl Hansen, Shirley Miller, HEY BOWLERS: been framed movies for The Women's cond. 354 1196 call after 7pm. Congratulations Wendy & Jack lately? Come to UAO's Wed. Newsletter of the Northwest William Roberts; Co-chairpersons, 126 North Prospect St., Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 on your Slg Ep lavallerlng. We nlte Frame-Up Nov. 8. 8 PM In Ohio Feminist Community. Apt. to sublease. $230 mo plus love your both! Kay, Marcia, Buckeye Room. 3 games for Send submissions to Women's electric. 8th St. 352-1795. Donna, Jill 8. Susan. Tuesday, November 7,1978 The BG News Page 7 sports Miami takes MAC Ryan wins title, BG second
By Din Firestone to fight off Miami's Bryan Pownall down the Falcons play the bridesmaid role again said the Assistant Sports Editor stretch to gain the title by 4.4 seconds. crucial point was the gap between ninth place and "I felt real good. I was worried with three 17th. "If there was a critical point that was it Our Kevin Ryan's winning performance wasn't fourths of a mile to go. Pownall went by me. I first three ran very well. Jeff Martin (17th) feels enough to boost Bowling Green past an impressive started my kick with 440 yards to go. All this bad. I know he wanted to do better. But Miami ran Miami team as the Falcons had to settle for second support, I was really psyched. I couldn't believe well. They deserved to win it. Alfonzo Faison ran place for the third straight year in the Mid- it," Ryan said. the best race of his life to finish fifth for us. I think American Conference (MAC) cross country "It was the race I wanted to run. It was so Housley did a great job. He was falling out of it and championships at the University golf course competitive. I wanted to take the lead about the then came back into it." Saturday. three mile mark and it went pretty good. I felt Ryan clipped a time of 31:07.6 for a new course pretty confident. Everyone on the team ran super. FAISON WAS 23RD in the race, while senior record and became the first Falcon to win the They tried so hard," he said. Pete Murtaugh, who also has been plagued with individual championship since Dave Wottle was Western Michigan's Jeff Zylstra finished third injuries, finished 27th and seventh man freshman victorious in 1971. of the 70 runners followed by Eastern Michigan's Bill Maslink was 47th. Despite Ryan's performance, Bowling Green Roger Jones, Mark Tappe of Miami, Craig Fuller was unable to overcome a remarkable per- of CMU, and Falcon Steve Housley. A wet-clothed Miami Coach Charles Zody, who formance by the Redskins who nipped BG 51-56 to was tossed into the golf course pond during his win their third crown in eight years and 14th ever. HOUSLEY, a junior moved up 11 spots from his team's victory celebration said, "We trained for finish last year; recording a 31:55. Jed Hop- strength rather than speed because we knew this DEFENDING CHAMPION Western Michigan fensperger separated Housley and Bob Lunn, who course. I totally believed we could do it. This team scored 68, while Eastern Michigan was fourth with finished ninth despite missing most of BG's season really deserved it. 92. Toledo (122) was fifth, followed by Central with a foot injury. Michigan (142), Ball State (179), Ohio (212), "I realized at the four mile point that Miami was "I sensed it. That volume of noise the team Northern Illinois (225) and Kent State, who didn't up there. I knew I had to get up there, but I guess it generated before the race I knew they were finish five runners. wasn't enough," Housley said. ready." said Zody, who was unanimously selected Ryan, a senior from Cleveland St. Joseph's, had Bowling Green Coach Mel Brodt who saw his the MAC Coach-of-the-Year. Falcon kickers down Spartans By Dave Lewandowski booters best scoring opportunity in the half came BG CONTINUED their assault of the MSU net, Staff Reporter when Jim House hit the post on a three on two Newsphoto by Frank Breithaupt keeping the Spartans hemmed in their own zone break midway through the half. for most of the second half. THE CHAMP- Senior Kevin Ryan (11) ducks under a Spectators attending Friday's Bowling Green- Whatever BG did at halftime worked as the The Falcons led in the final shot total with 29,11 branch during the Mid-American Conference cross Michigan State soccer match witnessed two booters came out roaring in the second half. of these on the net. The Spartans countered with 15 country championships Saturday at Bowling Green's golf separate games played by the Falcons. shots, with Alarcon making seven saves. BG had course. Ryan won the individual title to lead the Falcons The booters, ranked third in Ohio and fifth in the DIETER WIMMER got the booters an the board 17 shots in the second half while holding the to a second place finish behind Miami. Midwest, went from one end of the spectrum to the at 4:27 of the half with an assist iNrn Steve Spartans to just four. other between periods disposing of the Spartans 2- Theopolis. Wimmer connected on a head shot from BG coach Gary Palmisano rationalized the 1 to raise their record to 8-2. a side kick by Theopolis past the startled MSU languid first half performance saying the ex- BG was stunned by the Spartans in the first half goalie. tended 10 day layoff had an affect on the booters Northern Illinois staff with a goal at the 7:34 mark. Tom Coleman got the The Falcons continued to play the game they are play. BG's last game was a 10-0 whitewash of honor manuvering around an almost nonexistant accustomed to by applying more offensive Toledo. Falcon defense to beat goalie Bob Alarcon. pressure on the Spartan net. Their tenacity payed "We really didn't do anything wrong in the first Alarcon got a hand on the ball, but not enough to off at the 19:55 mark when Dennis Mephan got the half, except for our passing," Palmisano said. "In keep the blast from going in the top right corner of game-winner from John Bertrams. the second half we decided to go to the ball and reprimanded by MAC the net. Bertrams placed a perfect comer kick in front of build in our midfield. Out depth and conditioning the MSU net where Mepham connected on a head showed in the second half." COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Coach Pat Van Arsdale's reprimand is for "...having MSU CONTINUED to control the tempo of the shot. The ball was blocked by a Spartan defender The booters close out the home portion of then- Culpepper and one of his Northern Illinois in his possession the WMU 'Gold Pride' game, but was unable to dent Alarcon for another in the crease with his hand which resulted in an schedule with a game against Oakland today at 3 University football staff assistants, Harry lockerroom sign..." secured during the same tally. BG countered with spurts of offense but were automatic goal. p.m. on the soccer field west of the stadium.
V4n Arsdale, were given public reprimands scouting trip, according to Jacoby. The also squelched by the Spartan defense. The ■ Monday by Mid-American Conference commissioner said that is a violation of the Commissioner Fred Jacoby. Mid-American's sportsmanlike conduct rule. Jacoby charged the Huskie coaches with "Conference rules provide for the exchange live scouting of Western Michigan's Sept. 9 of game films between MAC opponents the Volleyballers confident despite setbacks game against Illinois State, a violation of three weeks prior to their game with each league rules. other, but no live scouting," said Jacoby. "This means Northern Illinois will be By BUI Paul Cincinnati Saturday at decisions, Peterson said her fense and their center attack past that stage," she said. In addition to the reprimands, the com- permitted to receive only two Western Assistant Sports Editor Memorial Hall. team is capable of defeating was strong. We just weren't "In terms of momentum it's missioner said the Northern Illinois staff will Michigan game films prior to next fall's game "I was very encouraged by' Cincinnati when the two able to contain it. They are a important that we win. We'll not be permitted to view game films of the between the two schools while Western A three-game setback isn't our play. We were executing teams meet in the state good young team and they just have to look at it as a Western Michigan-South Carolina game Sept. Michigan will be entitled to the customary usually conducive to in areas which have been playoffs Friday at Cleveland have a lot of height. They preliminary of the state 15, 1979, the week before the Huskies are to three Northern Illinois game films," said the creating confidence but weaknesses all season long," State University. have three girls over six feet tournament." play the Broncos. commissioner. that's exactly what Falcon said Peterson, whose team "The games were all close tall and they all have good Peterson was forced to Culpepper was specifically reprimanded The penalties were announced after being Coach Pat Peterson was faces Youngstown and Kent until the 11th point," she jumping ability, but I feel on schedule a match for tonight for permitting the live scouting by him and reaffirmed by the conference's Infractions saying after her team swept State this evening at Kent. said.' "Then they grabbed the a different date we can beat because BG owed Kent a his staff of the Western Michigan-Illinois committee, composed of faculty represen- Capital then dropped three Although the Falcons momentum and just pulled them." return match. However, the State game this season. tatives from the league's 10 members. straight contests to powerful dropped 11-15,11-15, and 9-15 ahead. They run a fast of- The Falcons will be coach readily admits she ■ 1 grouped with first-seeded would perfer having the ■ H»o«»<''C'*"»bolto"oiofc»'opolT» *u»»do» No. f UTS 1 Miami, Cincinnati, and Ohio extra day of practice. I £\ ^K Sample Republican Ballot ■ University in the first round "I surely wish we didn't >o -e<« to. *• coo****, -ofc. o". •*«,•. »o *. OUMCH of the playoffs, with two have this one scheduled," 1 .ifM ol *— ioo*oa» to. H»O» ro*< ••'** '& •<"• ■ 1 i^M Vot. For Thoio ■ victories needed to advance she lamented, "but we RE-ELECT 1 ■■V Republican Candidates O ■ to the semi-finals. usually play far bettaer when we do have a match ■ JAMES A. RHODES , Before BG looks toward 1 i during the week. I Just wish ••.£££.«...•. — © the tournament, however, we didn't have so far to 1 lioutonont Governor GEORGE V VOINOVICH i they must first get by Kent travel." i and Youngstown. Peterson is The volleyballers appear Harold R. Bateson hopeful her team has enough to be peaking at a most 1 lortmnw.Clinnl GEORGE C. SMITH _«J« ■ 1 i maturity to prepare for opportune time, but a loss today's tri-match. 1 for MHor of Man DONALD E. IUKENS ^ff i today could break the crest County Auditor ■ "Hopefully we've gotten of that momentum. 1 rot lotrotarv of Wttl TED... W.< BROWN — ajf i 1 ■ ■ for Traatoror tl Hot- GEORGE C. ROGERS — ©' i
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