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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. An Bowling Green, Ohio Independent Tuesday.October 21,1975 Student Volume 59/Number 16 Voice THe BG news Complaints of overcrowding aired by Prout residents By Gail Harris direcloi of residence services. Friday in overcrowded rooms Ihmk it is Staff Reporter in the hope that the overcrowding unfair that no considerations or problem in dormitories could be Compromises are being made for those Two students personally involved in alleviated Rudd arranged for the involved in ihe situation, the current residence hall students to meet with administrators Both agreed thai having three overcrowding problem met yesterday yesterday. persons in a room adversely alfected with administrators to air their Magel said he and Warren weie then giades. Dr. Eakin said that many grievances about the situation. concerned about conditions in studies were made in the Ii60's that Gregory Warren, sophomore (A&S) Founders Quad. Rodgers Quad and indicate that there is little correlation and Edward Magcl. sophomore (A&S), Kohl Hall as well as Prout. He added between grades and environment. residents of a three-man room in Prout that he did not understand how the Di Eakin said residents of Hall, said Ihey believe the University permitted so many extra three-msfl rooms were given the overcrowding system is unfair to those students in doiniitones. option o\' ntoving lo a two-man room concerned. Dr Eakin explained at the meeting during ihe first week of school. He that about 5.200 applications were said many students had moved but THE STUDENTS met with Dr. accepted last yeai to insure an many Others had not appeared Richard Eakin, vice provost fot incoming fieshmen class Ol about Interested in moving. student affairs; Setli Pat ton, assistant 3,200. By iptlng, when the housing He noted that Magel had refused 10 Edward Magel, sophomore (A&S) (left) and Gregory Warren, sophomore (A&S) direcloi of residence services and department requites a $100 deposit, move lo another dormitory, prefering (right) met with Dr. Richard Eakin. vice provost of student affairs, yesterday to Barbara Keller and William 1-annmg. the University has an idea of how largo lo slay in Prout in crowded conditions Discussion discuss overcrowded dorm conditions. (Newsphoto by Dick Kaverman) directors of residence area life. the incoming class actually will be. he i.uliei than move elsewhere. Warren and Magel. accompanied by said. Magel acknowledged ibis and then .'0 supporters, visited Robert Rudd. suggested sophomores be allowed to MEANWHILE, housing was offered live off camp us to reduce to continuing students. Dr. Eakin said overcrowding it was not until mid-August that anyone could tell how many students DR. EAKIN said this is against Methodist Church under fire would be living on-campus for the University policy, since students are upcoming year. required to live on campus for their Dr. Eakin said that after admissions first two yens He aded lhat this CLEVELAND (AP)--The according to the United Methodist established in 1973, was administered to help the victims' families, who bore were closed for the 1975-76 academic policy would not be changed Methodist Church says it it coming Communications Office in and controlled by the board, but most of the grief. year there were many people on Magel then requested that as under fire for us support of legal Washington, D.C. $29,000 of administrative costs came Inquiries from members prompted waiting lists. It then was decided thai compensation for living in crowded action on behalf of victims of the The church's six-page communique out of the fund, the church said. Bishop Francis Kearns of the Eastern the large rooms in Pounders quarters students be given a refund of 1970 Kent State University shootings. to news organizations and others Neither congregations nor individual Ohio Conference to mail letters to all comfortably could accomodatc five $70 per quarter. The denomination has been explains thai the Methodisl's Board of church members were asked lo pastors expressing "concern for justice girls instead of four, and women's Dr. Eakin said he did not think (his disturbed by erroneous reports by ('hutch and Society was the conduit contribute, the communique said. for all who were involved, including admissions were reopened. idea was feasible, cither, and said the news media that church funds weie through which S25O.O0O was raised Church officials said the money was studems. parents. National Guard At the same time the University had University could not pay persons living used to help nine wounded former for the recent damages irial Hemming raised through a direct mailing to members and stale officials." lo reopen admissions for men lo guard in Crowded moms who refuse to move studems and the families of four from the shootings. 550,000 persons, whose names were THE UNITED Methodist against being charged with having an to oilier quarters. He added that there students killed in a civil court sun. THE FUND for court costs. taken from commercial mailing lists or communique indicates the legal unfair admissions policy. Dr. Eakin are six spaces in men's housing still found thtough an adveitisemcnt. questions arising from the Kent State said. The overcrowding conditions open. The 90-mcmber board also gave its incident have not been solved, and an then developed in men's dormitories. Magel and Warren said they thought sanction to the involvement of one appeal is under way. "There are 9,2 three-men rooms IUW the true reason behind the staff member, the Rev John Adams. Adams and others have told critics in men's dormitories," Dr. Eakin said. overcrowding is lhat the University is Adams loudly criticized the verdict that the church's support for equal "We don'l even consider it lo be a trying 10 gel more money. Dr. Eakin Inside the Nt r WO ■■••■•■•■ clearing Ohio officials and National justice "needs mote than talking." problem in Founders." denied this, saying if that were the Guardsmen o( pcisonal liability in the The 13 students were shot May 4, Dr. Eakin added that he thought u case room and board rales would be shootings, saying the decision gave 1970, as guardsmen sought to break was betiei to have a housing problem raised. 1 civil authorities a license to silence up a campus antiwaY rally. The troops and admit as many persons to ihe Magel said he did not think it was ^M? .^MME, * If you haven't been getting your civil demonstrations. had been dispatched to Kent during a University as possible, ralher than fair foi sophomores lo be assigned to 1r *$L \ kicks lately, this week's "Focus" weekend of lawlessness following close admissions to many students. three-man rooms because they were r 1 B | page hould be a good remedy. The MOST CRITICISM of church announcement that U.S. troops had MAGEL SAID he could understand not unified of the fact befqre school ^11 feature takes a close look at a involvement came from Ohio. entered Cambodia. Ihe problem but he and many others started. However, freshmen students 1 ^Ti 1 7" 1 continuing education class in karate Methodist officials said. Most of the assigned to overcrowded rooms were taught by Robert Nicholson. The inquiries about the chuich's role came informed during the summer. course instructs individuals in the during the two weeks following the Warren rioted that according to the ^E yr art of self defense and people of all Aug. 27 verdict, the Ohio Bishops' Break-in attempted University Geneial Bulletin, student's # ages and both sexes attend regularly offices said. room and board rates were based on to learn some of the discipline and Adams said many critics objected lo double occupancy. not triple \ acrobatics required of the skill his and the church's involvement as a WASHINGTON (AP) ~ A cabinet at suggesting someone Iried to jimmy il accomodations. i (left). News photographer Michael negative influence on law President Ford's campaign committee open, the newspaper said, but the Passarello and reporter Patricia Sinn enforcement. office-containing Ihe group's cash and burglary failed. DR. EAKIN said that things written tell the story on page six. Adams said he also has received financial records-was the target of a "It looks like an absolutely in the bulletin are subject to change support for his actions and calls it an burglary Sunday night, the Washington amateurish attempt to get in the but he would look into the mailer. expression of his pastoral mission to Star reported yesterday. cabinet to find the cash," he said. "We The students and administrators assist in the creation of a special fund There were marks on the cabinet consider it an isolated incident that agreed that it would be fair to the probably occurred because the office students involved in the overcrowding was open all weekend." if they were offered first priority for Visser told the Star there was iu assignment within the building in indication lhat anyone had broken which they are now residing when Ohio fiscal status 'bleak' into the campaign offices. space becomes available. COLUMBUS (AP) - Borrowing and million and obligations totaling $43 or $1,000 in educational benefits, plan as a "reasonable" solution. some financial "gimmicks" will get million. However, the encumbrances show it with a balance of $66 million. Meshel said he had "some concern" Ohio through its fiscal year ending represent allocations for vocational Collier said borrowing from that over the fact it wuld disturb interest June 30. but the outlook for the education building construction, under source would not affect its long term earnings of the federal revenue sharing following year is bleak, budget and contract for which contractors will not obligations, and he rejected any Management Director Howard Collier have to be paid before a year or two or possibility that would result in any fund. They have been earmarked by said yesterday. even later. delays in bonus payments. Ihe legislature for vocational education Gov. James Rhodes' chief fiscal The chairman of the finance construction. The senator said the officer gave reporters a briefing on the LATEST FIGURES on the Vietnam committees of the legislature. Sen. slate still needs about $11 million state's precarious fiscal condition. He Compensation Fund, created with a Harry Meshel (D-Youngstown) and statewide for its share of construction said the key to making it through the $300 million bond issue to pay Ohio Rep. Myrl Shoemaker (DB oumcvillc) costs with vocational educational current year will be borrowing to veterans bonuses of up to $500 in cash both said they approved of Collier's school districts. make ends meet in the low revenue months of December and January.
HE SAID he has recommended that the state auditor, under a state law that permits it, approve borrowing a total of $100 million from the state's federal revenue sharing trust fund and the Vietnam Compensation Fund-both of which have idle funds available. Richard Sheridan, budget officer for the Democrat-controlled legislature, agreed that the Collier plan would get the state out of its current dilemma, but said the 1976-1977 fiscal year "is another question."
AS OF FRIDAY, the federal fund was listed with a balance of $65 Weather Partly cloudy and warmer today. High today in the mid to upper 60s. Variable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight in the mid Gene Hyman, "Geno the Clown," put on a fire-eating 40s. High tomorrow in the upper demonstration yesterday in the Falcon's Nest, Union. His 60s and low 70s. Probability of rain performance was part of "An Experience in Joy," a program 10 per cent today and 20 per cent sponsored by the Union Activities Organization. (Newsphoto by tonight. Dan Feicht and Dick Kaverman) Page 2/The BG News, Tuesday, October 21,1975 eprreraaLS remedy is the cause WASHINGTON -" 'Scream!' " and leveraging, and this is the way THE LAWS MAKING such shouts a headline atop a full-page ad they work. manipulations possible weren't passed placed in several leading publications A group of capitalists set up a by corrupt legislators at the behest of credit bill with teeth by the Chase Manhattan Bank. This limited partnership. Under the law evil lobbyists. The were passed with The Federal Reserve Board said last week that a new credit unbankerly ejaculation is followed by that means the partners can share all the good faith intention of stimulating discrimination law with teeth finally will go into effect Oct. 28. a text which reads in part: the profits and all the lax benefits but, the kind of capital investment Mr. Although the law lags behind on a married woman's right to "One out of six Americans could be if the enterprise goes broke, none of Chase advocates, but it doesn't work obtain a personal credit rating-this aspect not taking full effect for out of work ten years from now. them are personally liable for its debts. out that way in practice. In practice, nearly three years-the new ruling does attack most of the ancient Seventeen million unemployed idle in Thus, if you pay S10 to join a limited investment tax incentives stimulate the streets. We're squawking and investment in failure, in unprofitable biases that women, married or not, have endured too long. partnership which is going to build a screaming. . .Chase foresees a massive shopping center, all you can lose is a and unproductive enterprises. Board governor Jeffrey Bucher was careful to point out that the capital shortfall by 1985. . .Go along position as New York City, and that's sawbuck. law was for both men and women, but one only has to look at the as we have been, and U.S. business and why bankers like Mr. Chase who lent However, the partnership will use Who needs a tax incentive to buy a provisions to realize that this law is aimed at male creditors who have industry face a capital shortfall over them money are concerned. So if the your $10 to borrow another $90 machine that will earn a profit? You a history of prejudice against women: the next ten years of $400 million a money can't be had from ordinary (that's the leveraging.) This is also the only need a tax incentive to get people -Credit applicants will have the right to hear an explanation if day every day." revenues, let's see if we can get from non-recourse loan which means that, if to invest in dogs, and our tax laws are they are denied credit or loans. The italics are "Mr. Chase's," as is the taxes. I985'll take care of itself. the shopping center goes broke, the structured so that there is additional -Creditors cannot use sex or marital status in determining the the frantic tone and the clairvoyance Thus, among other things, Mr. lender can't sue you personally for his incentive to invest small amounts of total credit points, which add up to designate the most credit-worthy to know what we will need to spend Chase is urging "more realistic money. (There are tax advantages for money in big, debt-laden dogs which people. on new machinety a decade hence. depreciation allowances," which is big certain lenders in this sort of then bite people like nice Mr. Chase -Creditors cannot ask about an individual's birth control practices Nevertheless, it may be that Mr. business talk for saying they want to arrangement, but that's for another right in his bad loan department. be allowed to deduct the cost of rew or assume from a woman's age that she may have to quit her job to Chase is less worried about the future time.) than the present. Judging from the equipment from their taxes all at once The way the tax law works, even For the society at large, our tax have a baby. recommendations it makes in its ad instead ol over its useful life. though you have actually only put in incentives have channelled billions In addition, the law will give people who are allegedly victims of copy, it smells like another effort to The ideal would be to pay for it 10 bucks and can only lose 10 bucks upon billions out of the very places sex discrimination the right to take legal action against creditors. The change the tax laws to generate money over 10 years but deduct it all in* the at a maximum, you can depreciate we'd like to see the money go. Still it, law gives a person the right to sue a creditor for actual damages and now. first year. What with the accountants $100; that is, your 10 plus the 90 may be that we will have to go along fines up to $10,000, and class action suits can result in a maximum playing around with interest rates and which was borrowed on the basis of with these incentives 'for a few more of $100,000 in penalties or one per cent of the creditor's worth. DESPITE TALK about the the vagaries of the tax regulation, they your 10. years as a gimmick to let certain The legal action clause is a major one because it gives the victim of economy "bottoming out," the whole would get their machine pretty close Let's say yours isn't a greedy-guts troubled companies get some money sex discrimination the option to fight back. This in itself should do a structure is still under deflationary to free. partnership accumulating a lot of to pay their debts, but Mr. Chase lot to fight discrimination. But the strength of the law will lie in the pressure to contract. Incomes for The rights and wrongs of such other possible tax deductions. Say all should realize the remedy he is severity of its interpretation and enforcement. many businesses aren't large enough to loopholes aside, has this sort of tax you do is depreciate the shopping proposing is what caused the trouble Now that the country has a sex discrimination law with some bite, pay ordinary expenses plus the interest law helped or hurt our economy? The center over 20 years. That means in in the first place. on their huge debts. case can be made that these sorts of two years at $5 a year, you will have the President and Congress should be sure to interpret the law What we've done, sometimes quite Basically they are in the same aids actually have contributed to been able to deduct your original $10 strictly to ensure its effectiveness in the future. literally, is to offer tax incentives to creating the very "capital shortfall" from your taxes off other sources of build high-rise office towers nobody Mr. Chase and Mr. Manhattan are income. wants to rent space in. and then offer emitting inkv screams about. In four years you will have doubled more tax incentives to make movies of LET'S take a look at one set of tax your money even if the limited the same towering infemoes burning mechanisms designed to stimulate partnership has not made J dime in down. Enough already. capital investment. They are called profits, and if the shopping center goes Conyright, 1975, The Washington Post- limited partnership, non-recourse loans bust in the fifth year, who cares? Kinj Features Sjrdic-.te scapegoating: 1975 game WASHINGTON ■- Speech writer enough to try, even if one thinks he Robert Orben. who tries to inject wants to cut in all the wrong places. humor into President Ford's ponderous prose, has come up with a line unlikely MOREOVER, CONGRESS should not be allowed to get away with the to be borrowed by his boss or the J.F. lerHorit © critics. "Everybody's busy fixing the charge that the president is asking for blame," says Orben, "but nobody's a $28 billion slash in this year's fixing the trouble." existing programs. He is proposing that Scapegoating, as noted a long time the lawmakers prevent fiscal 1977 ago in this space, is the name of the spending from increasing by $53 1975 game in Washington. say yes and chew gum at the same billion over this fiscal year. Mr. Ford has concocted a new time." With current budget outlays slogan: "The Can't-Do Congress." The penchant for blame-fixing,is approaching $370 billion, he has Lawmakers on Capitol Hill respond not without cause. The .impasse requested Congress to limit next yiar's with barbs of their own: The president between the Republican president and growth to a ceiling of $395 billon. 4 SAY GOCXBfE, AMERICA — WE'RE TAKING YOU WITH US / is a "healthy Hoover." Or, he "can't the Democratic Congress springs from Even doing that, the White House a myriad of unresolved problems - estimates that next year's spending recession, inflation, energy policy, will put the government in the red by federal spending, to name but four. another $40 to $44 billion. Indeed, some could argue that Mr. LeTTers ONLY IN THE area of foreign Ford isn't pitching hard enough if the policy, and then only after a struggle. deficit is still going to be that big. the general fee, as was stated, it also your menial and factually impotent opening that deep abyss that nine out has this president and this Congress What so many old-line Democrats comes from donations by the Parent's statistics. of ten times emits nothing more than been able to reach any measurable seem unable to comprehend is that it join the squad Club. helium. agreement. may not be Mr. Ford who is out of You stated and 1 quote, "9,167 and Trust is a basic component of any Now we have a new nominee for step, but themselves. ■•(.'hect leading--J careful IN ADDITION to this, the 28,000 left for Canada and fled the social system without it we are scapegoating - the proposal by Mr. Look around the country at some examination of the word is not cheerleaders took time out over the draft." By simple arithmetic doomed to a world of suspicion, hate, Ford that federal taxes be cut by $28 of the new Democrats in office. In necessary in order to derive its summer to give a clinic in which the calculations (otherwise known as violence and regenerative war. It's billion in exchange for congressional California, budget-squeezing Governor meaning," so says Mr. Dodosh of The proceeds will go towards new uniforms addition) that totals to 37,167 your choice. What will it be? agreement to reduce spending by the Edmund (Jerry) Brown, Jr., says BG News. This friends, seems to be the and equipment. The cheerleaders were individuals. Compare that trivial figure same amount. government lacks the ability to solve only worthwhile statement to come not only unpaid for their efforts, but with the total population of the Pete J. Schmitz The Hill says this is preposterous, all social problems. out of the editorial on Oct. 9. they used their own money to cover United States and you'll find that your lOUE.WoosterSt. that it can't be done without hurting Since arriving at the Bowling traveling and housing. figure of 37,167 is about as the economy and aggravating social NEW YORK'S Governor Hugh Green campus a month ago. I've heard How can you condemn the comparable as one McDonalds' needs. The president, in rebuttal, Carey preaches fiscal economy to the nothing but negative comments cheerleaders and not the students for a hamburger to the millions of comes close to accusing Congress of state legislature. concerning your publication. I was lack of response? Could it be that hamburgers sold daily. Think about it! generate spirit lying. Massachusetts' Governor Michael told not to take you seiiously.no one Bowling Green's students are not There's no denying, it seems to me. Dukakis tells the South Middlesex does, and as hard as you try to be an accustomed to a winning football Furthermore, there is a more No matter how effective the BGSU that Mr. Ford has got himself a dandy Chamber of Commerce. "I didn't educated, informative paper, the team, or is it that by putting a damper basic and essential thrust to this cheerleaders are at getting the crowd political issue even if a lot of the expect that the most common word students at Crim Elementary School on almost every campus activity your editorial. The 37,167 who fled the to respond to their cheers, just their economists predict that a tax cut of out of my mouth for my first seven would have no trouble digesting your newspaper has caused the decline of draft did so knowing perfectly well presence on the football scene seems that magnitude would worsen the months in office would be no." brand of sensationalism. student spirit? I believe it is the latter that what they did was wrong, but to generate spirit. country's deficit problem if it took Even Senator Edmund Muskie has From my own observation, I feel if of the two. who is to judge their moral integrity? 1 really appreciate their efforts to effect before a spending reduction. come around to challenging the you are attempting to act as a catalyst Just as The BG News feels they are Right or wrong they made their own stimulate what I consider to be an And even if the tax cut and spending standard Democratic election line that for student and faculty response, you displaying school spirit by putting a personal decision knowing clearly all abnormally dull crowd here at Bowling cut occur simultaneously, they say. a billion a day keeps the Republicans are succeeding. dark shadow on every organization the repercussions that it might entail. Green. Many BG "supporters," there would be no economic stimulus away. As chairman of the new Senate Turning back to the cheerleaders, and activity, the cheerleaders feel they without a doubt, are fair weather fans, at all. Budget Committee. Muskie recently 11 their budget is not exclusive of only are showing school spirit by acting as a To make my point short, a number rooting for the team when they are Even budget-conscious Democrats warned fellow Democrats that the positive force in promoting activities. of these people made a decision that playing well and cutting them down wonder about the $395 billion time has come to cut back on federal More than ever, Bowling Green violence (war) as a positive entity for when they are not. spending ceiling that the president growth. needs a shot in the arm to help to change is non-existant and in this wants Congress to enact in exchange So nay-saying apparently is coming ■me BG news move this dull, apathetic campus into specific case, immoral. Those draft When the fans are in that kind of a for the tax reductions. What's so magic into vogue among Democrats as well as EDITORIAL STAFF a cohesive group. The cheerleaders are dodgers (not to be confused with the mood, setting off a box of fireworks about that figure? in the White House. aditor mark h glovar just one force moving in the right Los Angeles Dodgers) who have would not stimulate them, let alone a Depending on how specific both managing aditor earl p. ramansky direction. Besides, wouldn't it be dull elected to return to this country are squad of cheerleaders. This is evident THROWING IT OUT now does an sides become about their nays, voters na«*s aditor mark n. dodoah if everyone in the stands were silent'' serving this country in what I regard as to me after having been in the Falcon injustice to the budget-making process in 1976 may be able to decide whether / aast. managing aditor lorralna I. iamason In conclusion, if you are so aditoral aditor Janat I. cordaro a more beneficial manner - social Marching Band for three years. In that Congress for the first time is they are trying to fix the trouble or makaup aditor Jamas a. skiiawski interested in having an ugly work, hospital aids and various other previous years when BG would score, seriously undertaking. So the are stilt just fixing the blame. ■ports aditor rlchard d. rats cheerleader represent us on the playing service agencies. the band would turn toward the stands arguments rage. photo aditor damai I. latent field my dear Mr. Dodosh.. .Why to play the fight song, but since no But it may be wise to resist the Copyright, 1975, Universal Press copy aditor William p. taundan don't you join the squad! Mr. Keith, lay off of these people one seemed to care, the band now Syndicate/Detroit News BUSINESS STAFF temptation to dismiss the Ford buiinass manafar ... laaiia a rothanbarg because their help is more of a positive faces the field to play it. proposition as cheap politics. True, it advartiung managar . . . . tordon t. layia Richard Velinsky force for establishing and maintaining was conceived in politics, and that's talaa managar laffray p. hannah 131 Crim St. a true sense of peace and humanness. Our cheerleaders are an integral part not an immaculate process. But the Mr. Keith it's high time you let of the scene at Perry Stadium on the president and his advisers, let's hear from you Tha BG Nawa ta oublnhad Tuaadayi matters of such trivia flow under the afternoons of home games. They purposefully or not, have shaped a thru Friday* during tha ragular achool bridge and direct your priorities to The BG News welcomes all letters to yaar, and onoa a wood during tha deserve praise for putting up with the national debate over political the editor and opinion columns Letters more significant problems at hand aummar saaaiona, undar authority of tha world doomed lackadaisical attitudes of the philosophy for the 1976 presidential may comment on any other letter, Publications Commlttaa of Bonding relating to such social services as; spectators rather than being labeled campaign that is overdue in America. Oraan Stata Unlvanlty. column or editorial. relevant education and its funding, out-of-date. And tell me it is not The proposition, simply stated, is Letters should be a maximum ol 300 Opmiom an|iiaaaad in aditonal consumer guidance, penal institutions, cartoon* or othar cokimni in tha Naval to suspicion refreshing to take a gander at those whether government can continue to words, typewritten We ask that do not nacaaaarity raflact tha opmiom of pollution control and a sincere feeling pretty girls once in a while instead of a spend itself ever deeper into debt columns be no more than four typed the UnlnaraHy Administration, laculty or This letter is in rebuttal to an earlier of trust in other people. big, bruising football player. without risking financial disaster for pages triple-spaced staff or tha Stata of Ohio Opinions one written by Douglas Keith on Oct. And one more thing, as long as the country. Is it time to curb The News maintains the right to edit 1 sxprassad by columnists do not 9, 1975. In a quest for your "perfect If you can't trust others in our people keep using tomatoes for eating, spending and, if so, where? all submissions that exceed these nscaasariry raflact tha opinions of tha society" you confuse not only BO Nawa. Editor,.1, In tha BO New society, what's the purpose in trusting national production of tomatoes will Aye, there's the rub. Everyone agrees limits, with respect to the laws of libel raflact tha opinions of tha majority of yourself, but also readers of this our societal system as a whole? be healthy. But I would not blame the in principle with the idea of and proper taste. mambar* of tha BO Nasss Editorial greatly improved BG News by Moreover, if you don't trust the cheerleaders if they had the urge to government living within its means but Letters and columns must include the Board. comparing draft evaders (not system and believe in its people and throw a few at you, Mr. Dodosh. few politicians have dared to suggest author's name, address and phone Editorial and Buainaas Offssas deserters) to traitors of this country. their right to free choice, what do you how to do it. - number, and may be mailed to the 106 Unhmity Hal First of all, 1 think the readers of ve Fhoita 372-2003 propose? You had better gi this Cliff Foss In fairness to Mr. Ford, at least it Editor, co The BG News. 106 this newspaper should be informed of question ample consideration before 302 Prout can be said that he has been bold University Call. Tuesday. October 21, 1975, The BG News/Page 3 3|Oufpuf continues upward trend
WASHINGTON said Commerce Secretary The GNP figures provide inflation is strongest in the profits lost during the rate over-all by the end of Food stamps (AP) - The government said Rogers Morton. the broadest measure of the private sector of the recession. 1976. And he said he sees yesterday that the volume economy's performance, economy, where business is no sign at this point that WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford's plan to of total economic output THE COMMERCE nvluding production and apparently trying to take But he said he expects inflation or any other factor change the federal food stamp program will concentrate jumped by the biggest Department reported that inflation. The inflation advantage of stepped-up inflation to modciate to a might trigger a relapse in the benefits to the nation's neediest families and reduce margin in 20 years during the Gross National Product indicators were mixed. The demand to recapture the five per cent or six per cent recovery. costs to taxpayers by at least $1 billion, White House the last three months. It (GNP). the total output of traditional measure, the sources say. prompted officials to goods and services in the implicit price deflator used Ford's proposals will be presented to Congress today declare that economic economy, rose in volume to discount the dollar value by Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. recovery is proceeding on a for the three months ended of GNP for inflation, was solid foundation. NYC cut proposed The 11 -year-old food-stamp program in August was in September by an annual off for the third consecutive serving an estimated 18.8 million persons at an annual But officials said that the rate of 11.2 per cent. quarter to an annual rate of NEW YORK (AP) - Gov. Hugh Carey and said. Beam* also told a House economic cost to the federal government of S5.2 billion. spurt in the growth rate, a That followed growth at increase of 5 per cent. The the state board which has taken control of stabilization subcommittee hearing in common recovery an annual rate of 1.9 per rate had been 5.1 per cent New York City's finances met yesterday to Washington that default by New York, characteristic triggered by cent in the previous quartet the previous quarter. give final approval to a drastic new budget which he said was inevitable without some fluctuations in business and was the sharpest The deflator covers prices slash expected to cost thousands of city form of federal help, would leave hundreds Spanking rule inventories. cannot be increase since the 12.4 per for a broad range of employes their jobs. of millions of dollars worth of bills unpaid expected to continue. cent jump at an annual rate transactions in the The purpose of the new cuts, ordered by across the country. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court ruled "While the economy is in the first three months of ecomomy. including prices the state legislature to be adopted by As pan of a campaign by state and city yesterday that public school teachers may spank pupils, not likely to continue to 1955. paid by manufacturers and midnight yesterday, is not only to save official!, .IN well as by its top bankers, to even if their parents object, but must ordinarily try some grow at such an unusually The growth still left the salaries paid for the services money but to demonstrate New York's convince America that the city's peril is a other means of punishment first. rapid pace, prospects are volume of output 4.9 per of government workers. willingness to make sacrifices lo achieve nationwide danger, the mayor has made two It also agreed to hear arguments on the power of cities excellent for continued cent behind where it was fiscal soundness. congressional and a network television to restrict the location of pornographic theaters and strong growth in jobs, before the recession set in. THE PRIVATE chain Trying to make this case. Mayor Abraham appearance during the past three days. book stores. incomes, and profits, as well The value of GNP was at an price index, which factors Beanie told Congress that the city has In the corporal punishment case, the court affirmed as for continued moderation annual rate of $1,497.8 out government payrolls, already eliminated .'1.000 jobs since Jan. I, "WHAT IS happening to New York City, without comment a decision of a three-judge federal in the rate of inflation." billion for the quarter. showed inflation in the bringing its work force down to 263,311. is, and will he. repeated across the country," court in North Carolina upholding the spanking of a same period advanced at an Beanie said. sixth-grade pupil in a Gibsonvillc. N.C.. school. annual rate of 7.7 per cent, STATE CONTROLLER Arthur Levitt James Buckley. the state's up from 5.3 per cent the said it was up to Beanie, not the board, to Conservative-Republican senator, said he Franco taken ill previous quarter but below determine the exact number of jobs lo b c would Introduce legislation providing for a Beirut fighting the 8 pet cent advance in eliminated. federal subsidy lo restore cuts in police and MADRID. Spain arrhythmia-fluctuation of the first three months of the "The Control Board's duly is to sec tlut lire protection forced by the city's cash (AP) - Gen. Francisco the heart beat after Franco year. BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Christian-Moslem warfare the city arrives at a balance that eliminates crisis. Franco. Spain's 82-year-old became ill three days ago spread through Beirut again yesterday after a night of James Pate. the the city's deficit in a tree-year period." he Buckley has previously opposed direct leader, was sidelined by while presiding over a heavy rocket, mortar and machine-gun exchanges in Commerce Department's said. federal aid for the city but has sponsored a illness yesterday and forced cabinet meeting on the several districts. top economist, said the "A great deal more needs to be done and bill thai would insure bond and note holders 10 cancel appointments. Moroccan question. "1 cannot tell you anything good." said the figures indicated that Beanie must submit more details." Levitt against loss by default. The informants insisted government radio, "all approaches and roads inside the A spokesman at Franco's doctors discounted the city ate unsafe." El Pardo Palace outside Jeeps with loudspeakers toured Moslem seriousness of the heart beat Madrid said the chief of change and blamed it on a neighborhoods under fire urging residents of high-rise slate was recovering apartmeni buildings to take shelter in their basements. mild fever accompanying normally but slowly from a Franco's flu attack. Associated Press correspondent Farouk Nassar. mild attack of flu and could Government sources trapped in one combat tone, reported that the local PREWASHED not hold his regulai Tuesday denied rumors Franco had muezzin interrupted his morning call to prayers to tell audience for military Moslems who did not have basements to come to his suffered a more serious officers. heart ailment. His health has mosque. Other sources reported been described as good for a Jumpers are fashion's newest that doctors detected man of his age. look for fall. Pre-washed cotton denim
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Sign-up will be Thursday from 4-5 Rikes Department Store - See B/business, education and liberal division sales representative: B/M any p.m. for school schedules and Fiiday above. arts. major. Life division tales on rape resistance from 3-4 p.m. for non-school representative: B/M any major. schedules (including business. Arthur Young and Company Universal Guaranty Life Insurance General Tire and Rubber . government, agencies and graduate (citizenship required) Staff (citizenship required) - Sales-Sales By Joan Tharp karate, will deal with the self-defense aspect. Company -- Cancelled. ' schools) in the Forum. Student accountant: B/M accounting. management: B/all majors. Nicholson also has been an instructor in Nationwide Insurance Company -- continuing education's karate program for Services Bldg What can a woman do if she is about to Cancelled. A standard placement data sheet Delco-Remy (division of General NOV. 6 be raped? the past two years. must be turned in for each Motors . .citizenship or permanent The traditional answer is to do nothing, Union Carbide - Accountant: B THE NOV. 5 session will be a practice in organization with which the residence visa required) - December National City Bank (citizenship close your eyes and submit-then go home. and M/accounting, finance, business self-defense methods which can help interviewee is signing up. grads only. Manufacturing required) Management take s shower snd try to forget. supervisor: B/business admin., prod, development program (commercial with strong accounting background. "change the natural non-aggressive stance of women," according to Annette Johnson, BUSINESS management, liberal arts. banking, retail, bank opcr.. and But there sre altemstives-a woman can E.D.P. systems and programing): B Westfield Companies (citizenship Tight back and not be killed in the process, director of Continuing Education. | NOV.3 NOV. S and M/busmcss. comp. science. required) Underwriter field and beginning tomorrow through Nov. 19, Republic Steel (citizenship representative: B/any major. women can find out how to resist rape. A The Nov. 12 class will discuss the legal Peal Marwick and Mitchell Moore Business Forms (citizenship requited) -- Production management course in rape resistance is being offered by aspects of rape-preserving evidence, . (citizenship requited) Staff or permanent residence visa required) trainee: B/mdustrial tech.. prod, GRADUATE SCHOOL the Office of Continuing Education in establishing a case, rights of the victim and accountant: B/M accounting or MBA •- December and March grads only. management. Programmer trainee: cooperation with Student Activities. the woman's right to defend herself. with accounting undergraduate. Field sales representative: B/any B/compuler science, information NOV. 5 Julia Casey, an attorney with Kaplan, major. systems. Accounting trainee: Course instructors will present five Kaplan and Lehman, will conduct this Rikes Department Store B/accounting. American Grad. School of different sessions on rape. The series lakes session. Casey is on the board of directors (citizenship requited) -- Assistjtii Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation International Management - Will place every Wednesday from7:30-9:30 p.m. for Advocates foi Basic Legal Equality buyer: B/M business adm.. retailing. (citizenship required) -• December NOV.7 interview any student interested in (ABLE). She also has taught a course in sex and March grads preferred. pursuing graduate work in TOMORROWS session will deal with the discrimination at the University of Toledo NOV.4 Pharmaceutical sales representative: Aetna Life and Casualty (iioup international management. psychology of rape, the rape victim, the Law School. rapist and rape resistance. The final session. Nov. 19, will deal with Dr. Janet Hyde, assistant professor of what assistance is available to rape victims. pyschology who teaches a psychology of women course at the University and Is the The Stop Rape Alliance and members of author of a textbook on the psychology of the National Organization for Women Program offers shortened degree women, will preside at that meeting. (NOW) also will participate in the course.
Freshmen Interested in candidates can gain junior take three one-hour Conover said freshmen not bind a student to the The second session will give instructions Registration deadline is S p.m. today. graduating from the status alter freshman year if undergraduate record must indicate their interest program. In self-defense methods and in how a woman There is an $8.00 fee for the course, but can use potential weapons on her person or University in less than the their work has examinations covering Ihe in the program to Ihe There will be a meeting at full-time University students will only be 7:30 tonight in the Ohio in her purse. charged $4.00. For more information and conventional lour years can d c mo n s 11 a t e d hi gh social sciences, physical University Division Office take advantage of the achievement and sciences and humanities Suite, Union, for those who for registration, contact ihe Office of by Nov. I. The initial Time-Flexible Degree competence. areas. have questions or arc Mary Anne Nicholson, who holds and Continuing Education S04 Administration Program administered by According to Susan These multiple choice indication, she added, does intercsled in Ihe program. American Karate Association black belt in Bldg. or call 372-2416. the University Division of Conover. University tesls. which are similar to General Studies, Division stall associate for American College Testing Through this piogram student development, (ACT) tests, also are students who indicate considered when evaluating interest in the program a student's capabilities Justice Department attacks graft HOW DOES assemble a portfolio throughout thcii freshman If the candidate is eligible WASHINGTON (AP) IRS COMMISSIONER division about four months ftaud case whidi sometimes but said he will be looking '57.50* year. for acceleration. the Justice Department officials Donald Alexander has ago after six years as the - I've got to be frank - goes for ' ' m u I t i s t a te . Tliis portfolio include! University Division sends lie preparing a major attack suggested the IRS should U.S. attorney in Pittsburgh, un prosecuted simply international fraud schemes, SOUND? sauces • of course work such Ihe portfolio to the on government corruption confine its work to said the department has because it is so big and so securities fraud of u Deluxe 2 bdrm as papers and projects which student's college and lucrative national and collecting taxes and leave "turned the corner" toward complicated and ... so substantial proportions, rising Ht one of ihc grealeal challenges .i man can face in cooperation with But gelling a N.IW |ct or multi-engine prop into ihc .or jnd doun again is onU part of the |ob Rial's where the Naval I hghi Office! comes in He's the man un ihc icon who takes ovei when ihc plane >•> air- borne .ind it's nine in see the mission through 10 its ulti- mate success BOWLING GREEN \s .i N.is.ii I liehi oihcer. 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Ohio 4414: appcMment. TIME: 1 OtOO a.m. • 2:00 p.m. Ph. (216) 522-4830 M 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Call collect HcWbcut >€U? LOCATION: The New Horixon Suit*' Fly ,*.■*£- Education Building Main Campus Bowling Oroon Stato Univorsity Tuesday, October 21, 1975, The BC News/Page I local briefs Oktoberfest Poetry contest set for Nov. 1 A poetry contest sponsored by the World of Poetry, a monthly newsletter for poets, is offerings $1,500 grand If you are walking past student vocal ensemble will prize. the Union on Nov. I and present Brahms' Poems of all styles and subjects are eligible to smell beer and sauerkraut Lacbcslieder waltzes with compete for the grand prize, the $500 second prize or and hear polka music, don't Elizabeth Cobb and Walter for the 49 other cash or merchandise awards. mistake Bowling Green foi Baker, associate professors Rules and official entry forms are available by writing Old Bavaria. It's the of performance studies, on to World of Poetry. 801 Portola Dr., Dept. 221. San Oktoberfest. piano. Francisco, Ca. 94127. Contest deadline is November 30. This year's Oktobsrfetl is Faculty and student the third at the University bands will perform, and the and is sponsored by the Men's Chorus will sing Washington College of Musical Artl lo under (he direction of raise money for music Richard Mathey. assistant University students can study specialized politically scholarships. All activities professor of music oriented curricular packages in Washington D.C. winter will lake place In the Grand education. There also will and spring quarters through a cooperative program with Ballroom be a singalong with the American University. The featured attraction orchestra. The program allows sophomores, juniors and seniors will be the Bavarian Those who have to live at American University while receiving academic- Sirih Wenzel, sophomore (B.A.), used her wagon to transport some office supplies SchuhplauliTs. who will traditional German credit toward a degree here. Wheelin around campus. (Newsphoto by Dick Kaverman) perform traditional folk costumes ate encouraged to The subject areas offered include foreign policy, dancai rhej have travailed weai them to add to the urban studies, economic policy, international extensively In the United atmosphere, but they are development. American studies and the political process. States md Canada HOI requited. Doors will The semester runs Jan. I5-May 8 and roughly equals open lot the Oktoberfest at two quarters here. Student applicants must have a grade Congress to debate tax cut SOPRANO VIRGINIA 5:30 p.m. and the two point average of 2.5 or better. Applications can be Starr, associate professoi of performances will be at obtained from Dr. Richard Giardina, 26 Shatzel Hall. performance studies will t< 30 and 9 p.m. 372-0202. All applications are due Friday. WASHINGTON (AP) - After a Besides major tax and energy issues. pushing foi a temporary bill 10 allow sing "Vienna. City of M> Tickets ate available at week's recess. Congress returned to Congress must deal with such gas-short pipelines to buy enough Dreams." accompanied by the College of Musical Arts work yesterday to tackle the problem questions as Middle East aid. defense supplies to get through the winter at the University Symphony office, 123 Musical Arts of natural gas shortages and the spending and help for New York City. prices well above what they normally Orchestra undei the direction Bldg.. the German and Cancer panel question of whether there should be pay for interstate shipments. of Einil Raab. professoi ol Russian department office, another tax cut next year. A Senate-House conference performance studies, "Women Aware," a seminar on breast cancer, is set I39 Shatzel Hall, Niki'j The legislative load facirg the committee goes back to work on an Pianist David Pope, for 7:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday in the First Christian Republicans and President Fotd Bootery I(>I6 E. Wooster lawmakers is so heavy and includes so energy bill that contains a wide array assistant dean of the Cottage Church. 875 Haskins Road. It is sponsored by the want to add provisions removing all and at the door. Donation is many controversies that congressional of provisions ranging from petroleum of Musical Arts, will play Mid-American National Bank and Trust Co. and the federal controls gradually from natural $J for adults. $1.25 for leaders say the 1975 session will run to pricing to mandatory auto-fuel Gershwin's "Rhapsody in American Cancer Society of Wood County. gas. The Senate is scheduled to take a Student! and $1 for children Christmas and perhaps even New economy standards. Blue" with the orchestra A A panel of this area's foremost medical authorities on final vote on the legislation by noon uudci I 2. Years On natural gas. Democrats arc Friday. breast cancer and cancer treatment wdl be available to answer questions from those in attendance. Christmas cards Barbershop opera set for spring The Mothers' Club of Woodlane School is selling The world's first opera John Sullivan lost his Valley chapter of profetsot said arc the first Christmas cards designed by retarded children and adults set to barbershop music, heavyweight title to James SPEBSQSA and the courses at an American in a contest that was sponsored by the National "Frothering Slosh." will Corbett. According to the University's Men's Chorus. university in barbershop Association of Retarded Citizens. premier next May at the opera, Corbett drinks Dr. DePue attended a singing and arranging. ADD & TYPE SHOP The cards can be ordered by calling Mrs. Faye Lam at Toledo Masonic Frothering Slosh, which week-long barbershop 352-7143 or Mrs. Tom Bennet at 352-3877. Auditorium. Dr. Wallace enables him to perform college this summer in TYPEWRITER & ADDING MACHINE The Woodlane Mothers' Club will receive 35 per cent DePue. University professor special feats. 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"The little ones are Robert Nicholson smiled and not afraid of larger opponents, and the welcomed us eagerly. "I'm glad you stronger contestants don't hold back. cimt We're one of the largest You only hurt the person you spar organizations on campus, and it seems with when you hold back, and you the college doesn't know that we also hurt yourself." exist." The second-degree black belt was During class each student learns talking about his continuing education different techniques, according to his classes in karate. The class is rank. A karate progress log lists sanctioned by the American Karale requirements for each rank which Association lAKAl and the Amateur must be signed by the instructor . Athletic Union (AAU). before ihe student can be reviewed by While the advanced class ol aboul the Black Belt Board for advancement. 40 students warmed up by performing basic exercises. Nicholson explained Since classes started two years ago. the ideas behind the program. 4S0 students have enrolled, with current enrollment of 100. Nicholson 'THERE ARE ihree classes: attributed the growing interest in advanced, intermediate, and beginning. karate lo movies like 'Billy Jack.' to an Someday we hope we'll be accredited increasing crime rate and the need for (so that students will cam college defense skills, and to interest in a new Credit for the class). Kighl now we're a sport. continuing education class, more like a club. It costs S30 a quarter, which ail STUDENTS ACQUIRE self goes to the college, and uniforms arc confidence and a precise knowledge of an additional $15. their bodies and capabilities through karale. according lo Nicholson. They "Karate is a very Uriel discipline." learn the body's pressure points and be continued. "As I say. n's :i "I'm real proud ot these people. As styles discriminate against women, He had students of different ranks the level of discipline and control how much force is required lo discipline, hut not a dictatorship." j group rlu'v'vc won over 55 awards in who say they can't use certain demonstrate their knowledge throuh became more refined. effectively disable potential Following the Oriental structure, competition In loss than IWO years. We techniques because of it (their sex.) solo routines called katas. Then students volunteered for opponents. Nicholson said he is 'leading the wenl 10 llie Misl AAU national free-style sparring. Similar to boxing, students down a path they don't championships, and as ,i team, seven ol the exercise incorporates karate skills "This is American style karate." he understand, and they have lo tmsl me III front Bowling Green placed, the in one-on-one competition. said. It developed within ihc last few until they do understand " lugesi group in the United Stales." Contestants are prohibited from years and blends basics of the four hitting Ihe face or making heavy major systems: Japanese. Chinese. Students wear different colored LOOKING AROUND ihe room, n contact. They are protected by Korean and Okinawan. Nicholson said belts depending on then lank, or was obvious Ihal karale appeals to mouthpieces. he believes the American style is mote degree of skill The daikcr the color, different kinds of people. There were focus NICHOLSON TEAMED man versatile than others. the higher the rank, beginning with many women in the group, I few against woman, yellow belt against white and leading to the black hell. adults, man) Unlveraity students and purple bell, an 80-pound 10-year-old The class is offered each quarter "This is one of the lew arls where several students ol high school age or There is no discrimination here. These These are sequences performed with againsl a 220-pound man. Contestants throughout the school yeat. All no one pals you on ihc back The only younger. women arc known all over Ohio for precise, clean movements against concentrated intensely, trying lo find students are welcome lo explore their rewards you gel arc willun yourself," their fighting skills-lhey'rc real imaginary enemies. As students of openings or weaknesses in their interests in karaic and car- call he explained. Nicholson said. "A lol ol* karale hellions!" progressively higher ranks performed, opponent's defenses and reacting 372-2416 for registration information. Jeff Tuthill. a green belt and national AAU champion for the 14-17-year-old bracket, begins his kata (top). Cindy McEwen.a brown belt, exhibits intense concentration and speed, two basic skills of karate (above and above left) Denny Ehren, a graduate student in biology, deliver, a devastating kick to his opponent. Roy Miller, in sparring (above right). Barry McGinnis, a 13- year-old brown belt, performs basics which begin each class session (right). 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October 21, 1975 Cl^CATAto Sentiment, romance, humor set stage for *Charles IV Preview by portary the fun-loving people who have it all order to raise up Mary Judy Schiele monarch. "Edward is a shy, together in every way." he because she had been charming young aristocrat said. abandoned." "Charles II: the Merry who is on his way up while One third of the play's Monarch." a sentimental deeply in love, trying to ERIC VAUGHN lyrics were written by John er's romantic comedy set to learn how to survive in a graduate student. will Howard Payne, main author music, and the first play in complicated world like the portray Captain Cobb. "one of the script and otherwise the University Theater's palace." Dr. Gross said. of the greatest American best-known for writing the Bicentennial Series, will be The Earl of Leicester, character types, the tough song "Home. Sweet, presented at 8 p.m. played by Robert Wilson, guy with a strong Home," Dr. Gross said. tomorrow through Saturday and the Lady Clara, played sentimental streak and a "Shakespeare wrote the *'*-oS?.^ in the Main Auditorium, by Mary Ann Caldwell. "are heart of gold," Dr. Gross words for one song, another University Hall. very sophisticated, witty, said. "He likes to drink and song is traditional and I "Charles II is supposedly talented people. They're have fun. He gave up his wrote four others," Dr. about a king of England in ideal aristocrats, class whole career as a sailor in Gross said. 1670 who likes to hell around at night," said Dr. Roger Gross, associate DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE professor of speech and the M play's director. "He likes to 54 Attti.nl I Witticism ■ li»r.,it 5 rtotfU'COin* dress like a common young ». Speak 10 Senonl*'* cloak JTBPOE man, go out at night and 14 Scheming RECORDS -TAPES iy Momentum drink and mess around. His r»ik«i 41 " thou 16 Picture ol • wn PRESENTS thou wife doesn't like that. 16 l.u.w Rattier ■> Phrav Otearwinrung "His drinking buddy is rali 42 Lrqutd A FANTASTIC MUSICAL BLEND ON 44 Room* Lai IT Contiguous Lester, the Earl of Leicester, 16 Stripling 11 Native* of 47 Caballrre n.i MMCM who is in love with I .nl> 49 Term in 19 Marmmeabbr cookerv Clara, the queen's friend." 20 Hubng principle II German he added. 22 Short vivid article I i Vrlphv S2 Pachyderm ■ 24 CroM Colloq COLUMBIA/EPIC tort* "LADY CLARA makes a 25 Anc name of II Slugger • RECORDS tireekn •aop»n deal with Lcslcr that she p»i I'obcr * capon 60 Mine Fr will marry him if he cures •;i BcsifufaNrl the king of his right hj Mythical thip M Admirer SLUcu.fr ajU, JJ.'Ju-u- wandering. t,'. Koui-eau MWM "Edward is a young till Part of a Without 11 CreuUn-o) M, H"t«l — - 10 Petty trader blemith Oo>*aiLa-t>w»e*Good<« aristocrat who is in love full h.« herbie Hancock man-child eM Ih*l>«*o- H-lluw, - ~*m>- CLaSSIFIED mm n H Man* I k> nv Ho, Op. CAMPUS CALENDAR Ear piercing now at Klevers THE WHEEL offers plants, Jewelers. $7.50 includes customized planters and Tuesday. October 21, 197b earrings. window gardens. Univ. Div. ot Gen. Stud, degree program meeting. Ohio Bulk dry cleaning, by the FOR SALE Suite, Union, 7:30 p.m. Open to treshmen. pound or by the load, at Stadium Plaza Laundromat. 68 MGB 71 engine, new Teacher training program "Creative Techniques tor brake, muffler, clutch DAVID WILLS V GEORGE JONE 5 Primary Children" by Sister Chris Gellings. Religious Ed. T.K.E. little sis system, runs strong, call EVERYBODY? COUNTRY" frWrnoriti Of Ut Rm.. Newman Center 7:30 p.m. rush-Tuesday Oct. 21. 7:30. 352-3767. MMfeMj IMDMMmWrWrilMl N««-i»-iM| ChKt*n Refreshments served. INNdttT>n«C I we reserve the right 1044 N. Main Street ■ to limit quanties, Ipricas and items OPEN Vikings stomp BG hooters laf'active at iKroger in 24 iBowlmg Green By Norm Biker Falcons' fust loss in seven What followed BG's only definite factor in the game THE EIGHT goals scored IMOT. Oct. 20, 197S HOURS Suff Writer contests this season. The E*C*pt Ooiad Sunday score of the game was as this is Rosul's last year by Cleveland State is the Tthru Sun., Oct. 26, I 12 a.m. to 9 a.m. booters now own a 4-1-2 almost basketball-like and he really played a great most opponent goals ever |None sold to dealers. "Otn Sunday Bowling Green lost one record. 9 a.m. to9o.m. control of the ball by game," Cochrane added. allowed in one BG game. Copyright 1975. CIOMO Sunday 9 p.m. of its undefeated fall teams Cleveland State which The previous mark was held iThe Kroger Co. to Mon.. 9 a.™. Saturday afternoon as the IN A GAME played in resulted in eight goals. by Akron, which scored Falcon soccer team dropped "Although we were down wind and rain, Bowling 6-1 at the half, we really felt seven times in a 1968 game an 8-1 decision against Green tallied first with only "Our man-to-man defense that with the wind against the Falcons. ytffn W\ Cleveland Slate University two minutes gone into the broke down after the first (CSU). advantage going to us in the game. Sophomore Ken eight minutes of the game second half, that we could The hooters were trying "Although we were lay Sin Package Hendershott scored his sixth and being the balanced learn capitalize on it and get back beaien, we've still had a to catch the well-balanced goal of the season as he which Cleveland State is, in the ball game',' Cochrane Viking squad unprepared very good year so 'far headed the ball past CSU they kept the ball away said. considering the fact that we ALL BEEF after CSU had upset goalie Rod Mamminga. from us," the BG mentor are playing with a very Lb defending NCAA champ "Although Cleveland commented. Bui Bowling Green could Howard University the young, inexperienced State was down one goal only muster seven shots In lineup," Cochrane said. previous weekend. right away, they didn't • The Vikings were led by the game against the "They really showed us panic or show concern but senior Roman Rosul and Vikings, while CSU had 19. The soccer team will try that they are a national regrouped and took Bob Hritz. a sophomore In las! year's game, a 2-1 BG to get back to its winning caliber team and deserve to advantage of the wind," from Munich, Germany. victory, the Falcons only ways when it travels to Ohio be one of the four teams in Chochrane said. Each tallied one goal and had six shots. State Saturday afternoon. the NCAA post season "We just couldn't do two assists. KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON championship tournament," anything againt that strong Kroger Meat Or BG head coach Mickey wind and the rain made it "THE FACT that they Cochrane said. really hard to see," he hadn't beaten us in the BEEF The setback was the added. previous two meetings was a Water polo club IWIENERS The Falcon water polo p.m. Friday and taking on Limit 4 Wrlti Coupon I '5 additional Purchase l*(*p«Mo«a dpjn » C.pfOWO* »wd Otho. 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Kroger will replace your item * with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your money OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. * We also guarantee that we will do everything in our power to have ample * supplies of all advertised specials on our shelves when you shop for them * * If. due to conditions beyond our control, we run out of an advertised special * we will substitute the same item in a comparable brand (when such an item The Powder Puff is available) reflecting the same savings or. if you prefer, give you a RAIN i * CHECK" which entities you to the same advertised special at the same price 525 Ridge St •n v time within 30 days ^O —L* -.IJ ->LJ «J^ "it* ~\" -1» ^L* .1* ^AV ^L' ^i* ^Ar" ^aV *A* "J** *"dp* Falcons roll to 6th straight with 35-9 win over Kent By Din Gsrfitld expressing satisfaction in "WE THREW AN Nevertheless, Kent's Astislant Sports Editor split end Dave Dudley's unbalanced (offensive) line error-prone offense, which over-the-middle reception on them and they got stalled more than a CLEVELAND-ll was * and 44-yard race topaydirt, confused," Nehlen said. second-hand Edsel consensus feeling among giving BG a comfortable "Early in the first half we Saturday, punted the ball Falcon gridders Saturday 21-3 lead in the second really had them (KSU) after four plays in the night, and Marcus Johnson quarter. running around pretty middle of the third quarter. summed the elation up in Dudley's touchdown pass good," he added of his Freshman wingback Jeff one phrase. "We're was only one of a fistful of team's efforts. Groth took Jim Posipank's 6-0. . .number one in the well-executed big plays that "Outside of the Brigham punt on his 45-yard stripe MAC. . .we're number one!" keyed the Falcons to their Young game this was and raced 55 yards for a There were few doubts third victory in league probably our best first half touchdown, putting BG up, from the 11,107 chilled fans competition. start this season." 28 - 3 following Taylor's at Municipal Stadium that BG MARCHED 70 yards The defense seemed to fourth extra point. Bowling Green's 35-9 in nine plays on its opening contain any attempt by dumping of Kent State in series, with quarterback Kent and it was the SIX PLAYS into the the first Festival of Football Mark Miller scoring from secondary which again fourth quarter, following a doubleheader was for real. the one. The Falcons never sparkled. Kent touchdown, the The Falcon football ceased. Led by Mitch Sherrell, Rashes got the ball back machine, using big play After Kent stalled, BG Art Thompson and Tom and were trying to mount strategy, rolled to its sixth went 69 yards in 13 plays Moriarity deep and with another drive to close the straight victory of the year with fullback Dan Saleet Kevin Clayton holding gap, row 28-9. and undisputed possession showing phenomenal down the fort up front, the Back to pass, Kokal was of first place in the running grace. defense plugged the lanes, sacked by middle guard Mid-American Conference In addition to scoring battered down passes and Dave Brown, putting the (MAC). BG's second touchdown picked off two of all-MAC quarterback on the It's not that difficult to be the conference's leading rusher with your offensive line "WE'RE A big play with 5:03 to go in the initial quarterback Greg Kokal's bench with reported _ opening holes like this. Fullback Dan Saleet who had 162 yards in 22 carries team'" BG head coach Don period, the Lakewood aerials, upping its season cramps. RfffCf Saturday night, hursts through a hole provided by the excellent blocking of Gene Nehlen said jubilantly with native dashed for 93 yards count to 13 interceptions. "They were triple Jones (70), Tommy Steele (67), Steve Studer (5S, blocking on Kent's number 82) clapping hands. "That pass in opening period and Kent, however couldn't teaming me all night, but I and Mike Obrovac (76). (Newsphoto by Dick Kaverman) was beautiful-boom-right caught a ten-yard pass to be contained totally finally got to him," Brown in there!" boot. thoughout the first half. said. The Falcon mentor was While Saleet and Engineered by three Nehlen. who used all 48 « sophomores Andre Parker third-down successes, Kent players in the game, put and Jim Cause were running stalled at the BG 12 and Saleet back in late in the Tickets for huge gains, kicker Don kicker Don Brown put the game because "we didn't Big plays aid BG Taylor added another Flashes on the board with a have enough backs left." Tickets for feather to his cap. 29-yard field goal. Saleet had his fourth Saturday's Bowling Taylor toed five extra Then came Dudley's 100-yardplus game in six By Dick Rees pattern jnd Miller laid the ball ngln in his hands. Without Green - Miami football points to become the MAC's touchdown reception which tries this year, rolling up Sports Editor breaking stride. Dudley raced untrouched into the end game at Doyt I. Perry all-time leader for broke the game wide open, 162 yards in 22 carries and Field are now on sale at zone. kick-scoring points. He now 21-3 shortly before the first holding on to his lead as the CLEVELAND-Two of the smaller members of the the Memorial Hall has 170. half ended. MAC's top rusher Falcon grid squad pulled off the two biggest plays of the ticket office. "It was just a picture-perfect play." Dudley said evening Saturday in BG's 35-9 win over Kent State at afterwards. "Mark (Miller) had time to throw, and the pass Student tickets at Municipal Stadium. was right there." $1.50, non-student tickets at S4 and $5 And for both, it marked the first touchdowns of their The junior, who sat out all of last season with injuries, reserved seat tickets The BG NewTJ collegiate careers. said the feeling of scoring his first college touchdown was still are available. "really, really fine." A sellout is expected, The first was by split end Dave Dudley, who hauled in a so students are urged to O PORTS 44-yard scoring pass from Mark Miller with three minutes "I was playing with my man all nighi," ho explained. "I buy their tickets now left in the first half. knew that play was coming toonei or later and I hadn't instead of at the gate. Tuesday. October 21, 1975 Page 10 used that move on him yet. •M IT CAME on a second-down play as Dudley ran a post "But he lined straight up on me, and I put the move on, and he didn't know what was going on," the 5-8. Rifle club wins 173-pound Dudley said. The Falcon rifle club rifle marksmanship defeated the Miami team, c ompet it ion. High THE EVENING'S second big play was turned in by 2,052 to 1.922, over the individual was BG's Mark freshman wingback Jeff Groth. a real find among coach weekend in a small bore Scheid with a 526 score. Don Nehlen's recruits. Groth, who has been alternating at wingback with junior Steve Kuehl, broke loose for a 55-yard punt return tally in the third quarter that gave BG a 28-3 lead. Groth fielded the punt, dodged a tackier and broke to his IM notes right. Getting some key blocks, the 5-11, 175-pound rookie turned the comer and headed down the sideline Entries for the all-campus handball and racquetball Two Kent State defenders loomed ahead, hut the shifty tournaments now are available from fraternity and Groth cut back towards the middle, once again aided by a residence hall athletic chairmen. good block. From there, it was clear sailing to the goal line Entries are due Oct. 28 with play beginning Nov. 3. • • • "IT WAS a big thrill." Groth said in the noisy Falcon Entries for the coed volleyball leagues now are available dressing quarters. "The only guy that hit me was when I from hall directors and at the IM office, 201 Memorial Hall. turned the corner. Teams are composed of three men and three women. "The 'wall' was there." he continued. "I got real good Entries are due Oct. 28 with play beginning Nov. 3. blocks. There were a couple of big guys I had to split near • • • the sidelines, but it wasn't that bad." FRATERNITY HOCKEY entries are due today in the IM office. A mandatory meeting is set for 4 p.m. tomorrow in 202 Memorial Hall for all team managers. Teams not represented at this meeting will be chopped from the league list. Play will begin at 10:15 p.m. Sunday. - FEATURING - • • • Char Broiled SteeKt and Chop* Theta Chi and Kohl Hall took team honors in the IM The Falcon defense harrassed Kent State quarterback Greg Kokal (8) constantly cross country meet Thursday. Full Court* Family throughout the 35-9 win at Cleveland Stadium. Here. Ron Nickey (7S) and Kevin Dinner Ted Barnes of Kohl was the individual champion with a Clayton (46) combine to stop the senior performer. Tom Moriarty (44) and Jeff time of 11:19 for the 2.2 mile course. Defense 12 VARIETIES Smith (43) pursue the play. (Newsphoto by Dan Gar field l PANCAKES & WAFFLES Open Tue». thru Set. 7:JO-» Sunday! 7 30-7.00 Save that TEKE 412 EAST WOOSTER Harriers dethroned LITTLE SIS RUSH BANQUET ROOM By BiD Estep was fourth with HI. to warm-up in," he said. NOON SPECIALS DAILY Assistant Sports Editor Brodt said the switch Junior Gary Desjardins Of News from the hilly, grassy led the Bowling Green Most collegiate cross surface to th« concrete effort with an eighth-place country teams do not train roads hindered his squad's finish in 27:51. Dan Dun ton for meets run on pavement, performance. notched 15th in 28:12 and so consequently, Saturday's "We don't train our kids Gary Little took 21st with a ? There IS a % All-Ohio Championships to be road racers," Brodt clocking of 28:20. : difference!!! ; TONIGHT resulted in a few surprises said. " About half our The next three Falcons '■>■■.■• aM A for the Falcons and 27 workouts during the week were bunched closely as 8:30 - IO:30p.m. : MCAT 0*t» Ji )TW»* other teams that competed are on the road but they freshman Kevin Ryan in tbe collegiate race. involve warming up and garnered 29th in 28:35, Dan : OAT *"fl IWCCfSl TKE HOUSE The meet, hosted by running down and not at a Carledge took 33rd in 28:43 : LSAT Old Fraternity Row Ohio Weslcyan University, very fast pace." and freshman Brent Beams, : GRE was scheduled to be run on Brodt claimed that he running for McSheffery. Vo'u- *CU1 *0*W • Come and meet the brothers a five-mile layout at the and his squad totally were finished 41 st in 28:58. •ATGSB iiuft "Mifiih • Delaware Country Club. surprised by the conditions : 0CAT • : Instead, meet officials of the meet when they FALCON CAPTAIN Tim CMl'Ut 1**1 Kt • : CPAT nntwi) wattt* moved the race to the back arnved Saturday morning. Zumbaugh once again had • : roads of Delaware and his problems as he followed •mm>» • stretched the distance to "IF WE HAD known it up last week's 73rd place :ECFMG nearly five and-a-quartet was going to be a road race finish by taking 70th in miles. we probably wouldn't have 29:46. • NAT! MED BOS: VAT' « FRYE BOOTS gone down there," he said. In the open division, OOCKSIDERS & THE FALCONS running • •90 Northwest Blvd. "It should be obvious which former Falcon ail-American 6ETTHERES in unfamiliar "fiat" shoes o& team does train mostly on Sid Sink finished llth and Iii4)4ae*«4« ^\ HUARACHES (without spikes) and 4 PM — close every Tuesday get ■ the roads." Jim Gosser and Bob Lunn and B0RT CARLTON without sophomore Tom The Falcon mentor was finished 12th and 15th Jl'II W TV* M • NQ Rib-Eye Dinner lor only $1.39 (Reg. $1.79) I McSheffery. were dethroned V>vi»»i»te. M