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"I hope senators will have been one million layoffs in billion in debt, the government left at least 76 Americans dead emergency measures to deal restrain their zest for offering Ohio alone-that state unem- said. JANUARY WAS the coldest and sliced deeply into natural with the weather and energy what they consider to be long- ployment offices stayed open Among the states hardest hit month in Philadelphia in 187 gas supplies has forced millions crisis. range solutions. The result can over the weekend to process by the chill were New York and years--as far back as the of Americans off the job or out be no bill at all." applications. of school. Pennsylvania, both of which National Weather Service was MORE THAN 75 deaths were The House Commerce Com- The heavy demand for were declared eligible for federal able to research average mon- Thousands of schools, par- attributed to the weather during mittee also was preparing the unemployment compensation due disaster relief. Carter also said thly temperatures. It was the ticularly in the Northeast, were the brutal storms and frigid bill for possible floor action to weather-related layoffs will Florida, where the winter citrus coldest January since 1918 in closed yesterday as state of- temperatures. today. put new pressure on state crop suffered extensive damage New York City. ficials fought to preserve In Washington, meanwhile, diminishing gas supplies. Congress worked on emergency The gas shortage forced the legislation proposed by President layoff of more than 1.5 million Carter to redistribute natural gas workei-s in areas where plants to those areas that need it most. and businesses were ordered to Sen. Majority Leader Robert C. close or reduce operations so Byrd of West Virginia, whose available heating fuel could be state is one of those strained by Hundreds stranded by weekend blizzard By Cindy Leise Staff Reporter Everyone had a story. Truckers spun tales of 13-foot drifts. Volkswagen owners described how they crammed eight frostbitten travelers into their tiny cars. Even the old-timers reluctantly agreed-"this is the worst," "ain't been nothing like this," and "I've seen 'em all, but..." < And what they saw, of course, was the weekend's blizzard that Trucks and cars from all over the country temperatures forced travelers to spend some blinded drivers, froze engines and forced more than 300 travelers Snowed in parked in the Stadium View Plaza over the time in the city. into University and city shelters. weekend. Closed roads and below zero ABOUT 1Z0 truckers, family members and employes of the University and other Bowling Green businesses camped on the floor of McDonald cafeteria. The National Guard Armory, 212 E. Wooster Teaching plans may change if schools close St. housed and fed about 110 people and more than 60 stranded travelers stayed with residents. By Kevin McCray situation that may affect student combination of these and or If schools were to hold classes Some were not so fortunate. Five Springfield men were found dead Managing Editor teachers. several other plans, according to on Saturdays to make up for lost in a car northeast of Fostoria in Seneca County. Numerous cases of If a student teacher's school Harris. time, student teachers also would frostbite and wind exposure were treated at area hospitals. Many Contingency plans are being would close, attempts will be Harris emphasized that report. cars were abandoned on major highways, as if news of a sudden developed by the University made to place the person into although these alternate Harris said University student invasion had been announced. But the only invaders were the winds, Student Teaching Office and schools remaining open. programs may lack the value of teaching officials are working the temperature and the snow drifts. the College of Education in the HOWEVER, HARRIS said his contact with children and youth daily with the state department Several Wood County residents were stranded in homes without event area schools are forced to office is waiting until the state in the classroom, they will not of education to deal with the food or fuel, according to county officials. One woman and her two close, leaving approximately 600 decides if all schools in the adversely affect the student student teaching situation. children burned clothes, furniture and boards in a vain attempt to University student teachers out region or state will be closed teaching requirement for cer- Students planning on teaching keep warm. The temperature in the house was below freezing. in the cold. before it begins transfering tification. during spring quarter should not When rescuers arrived, the woman was chopping down her front With school closings likely in student teachers. be affected by this quarter's door for fuel. She was frostbitten. Her children were unharmed. many instances because of If alternate schools are IF SCHOOLS were to reopen decisions, according to Harris. dwindling energy supplies, Dean unavailable, on-campus programs after an undetermined period, Officials will meet at 3 p.m. A PREGNANT Wood County woman was stranded in her rural David. G. Elsass and Dr. will be instituted to complete student teachers would be Thursday in the Educational home when she started having labor pains, according to a William Harris, director of certification requirements. "expected to be on the job each Memorabilia Center to rule on spokesman for the Wood County Disaster Service. He said the student teaching said in a joint The on-campus programs could day that school is open during the present student teaching woman and her husband started for the hospital in a Volkswagen, statement yesterday that efforts include classroom simulations, the University term" according situation and will announce their which broke down soon after leaving the house. A Pearl Oil Co. are being made to handle any seminars and academic work, a to the statement. action then, Harris said. truck picked the couple up, and after a short ride, transferred the woman to an all-terrain vehicle. After another short ride an am- Economic plan includes $50 tax rebate bulance arrived and whisked her to Wood County Hospital, where she gave birth to a healthy boy. to page 5 Carter program faces Congress WASHINGTON (AP)-President in December was 7.8 per cent. their rebate for extra fuel. public service employment jobs Carter sent Congress yesterday over the next two years. his $31.2-billion economic BUT THE PRESIDENT THE CHIEF components of the -an additional $1.9 billion for program that includes a $50 tax warned Congress against trying program had been outlined by 346,000 new job training and rebate for nearly every to move faster to create jobs, as administration officials recently. employment positions under the American. He said the program some lawmakers have said they They include $50 tax rebates for Comprehensive Training and "only promises what can will try to do. "To force more nearly every American this year, Employment Act, with special realistically be done" to speed money, faster, into the system with the total rebate cost programs for youths, Vietnam- economic growth. would risk poor administration,'' estimated at $11.4 billion. era veterans, Indians and "The economic program I have Carter said. Other features are: migrant workers. proposed will set the stage for However, he said the program -Permanent tax reductions -another $1.1 billion for an substantial growth in the years is flexible enough to be adjusted totaling $4 billion each year for anti-recession revenue-sharing ahead," Carter said in a upward or downward to meet taxpayers in low and middle- fund to support local and state statement He also promised his specifi needs of the economy in income brackets, up to an in- government jobs in high administration will "never let its the future. come level of about $17,500 an- unemployment areas. guard down" against inflation. Chairman Charles L. Schultze nually for a married couple. -reductions in business taxes Carter said the two-year of the President's Council of -an additional $4 billion for totaling $2.5 billion through program would help create one Economic Advisers held open the emergency public works projects, either an increase in the in- million new jobs by the end of possibility that tax rebates for on top of $2 billion already vestment tax credit or a tax this year, which would leave the Americans could be increased, authorized. credit equal to 4 per cent of a nation's jobless rate at about 6.8 especially if the severe winter -new spending totaling $4.1 firm's Social Security tax per cent. The unemployment rate worsens and Americans spend billion to create 415,000 more payments for its employes. Vance attacks violations of human rights WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary since asuming office a little and more dangerous situation" Vance responded to reporter's of State Cyrus R. Vance said more than a week ago, also throughout southern Africa, he questions on many issues. yesterday that violations of strongly attacked the white said. However, the clear focus of the human rights are of "fun- supremacist government in The secretary also signalled a 45-minute session was on human damental importance" to the Rhodesia. shift in the American attitude rights. United States, but he does not READING from a prepared toward Cuba. "I don't want to "intend to be strident or statement, the secretary said set any preconditions" on nor- polemical" in critizing the Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian malizing relations between practices of other countries. Smith must realize "that under Washington and Havana, he said. Weather In a cautious discussion of the no circumstances can they count THE NIXON-FORD ad- subject, the secretary said, "We on American support to prevent ministration ruled out any Mostly sonny today and will speak frankly about injustice majority rule." normalization as long as Cuban tomorrow. High today around at home or abroad." But he He criticized Smith for troops remained in Angola. 20. High tomorrow around 25. added that the issue is "very NtwiphoW by MM, Milligon breaking off British-sponsored Vance said, "The presence of Clear tonight, low in the low complex...we will not speak out negotiations to arrange a tran- any outside forces would not be teens. Chance of snow 10 per A truck driver keeps a lonely vigil near the Armory door, in every case." sfer of power from the whites to helpful to any solution," but he cent today and tonight waiting for a ride that will reunite him with his wife. Vance, making the remarks in four black-nationajist groups. declined to follow the old hard his first formal news conference The breakdown creates "a new line. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' parking idiocy 7 977 weather paranoia WASHINGTON-People who /• Vs "Because if she didn't let it "So be prepared to put on your talk, about the weather are now pass through it would become a long underwear and your getting paranoid about it They d PI stationary front and hang over galoshes and if you can start keep looking at the TV weather Canada. No-country wants a your car up, you'll have better maps and they aren't laughing Art dark cloud hanging over it day luck than I did this morning." any more at the jolly men and and night." "Let me ask you something," women who are bringing them Buchwald Seltzer said. "How come the bad weather news. THE WEATHERMAN was still newspapers have a little box I know this for a fact. I was am* H talking. "Now behind this cold somewhere with the weather sitting in the living room with front is another cold front which says 'Sunny, Cloudy, Rain Seltzer and the weatherman said, >, coming up from the South." or Sleet,' and television spends "Well, I guess you folks out "I knew it," shouted Seltzer. 15 minutes telling you about there are wondering when it's doesn't like the white spots any "The South is sending all its bad every snowflake in North It happens every time It mows. going to warm up. Would you more than you do." weather north. The people down Dakota?" Drivers everywhere panic when they see the white stuff and are believe things are going to get The weatherman continued. there don't care any more about terrified by the time they reach University parking lots. worse before they get better?" "Ordinarily, we would have us than the Canadians." "IT'S A GOOD spot to sell In their fits o! Insanity, the drivers park haphazardly, sometimes "I'll kill the SOB," Seltzer gotten some relief except for this "The South is suffering, too," I Bayer aspirin or Anacin," I said. three, four or even five feet from the next car. The result Is a said, as he made a move toward cold front which is coming in said. The weatherman had a puppet hundred cars In a lot parked too far apart, yet not far enough for the-screen. from Canada." "Good. If they want to in his hands. "Let's talk to Ezra another automobile to squeeze In between them. I STOPPED him. "It's not his originate cold fronts they have it about how cold it really is out- Thus, half a parking lot Is wasted. fault that the news is bad." "AHA!" SELTZER shouted. coming to them." side. 'Ezra, if the temperature As If It isn't hard enough to find a place to park on this campus, "Why does he have to grin "It's Canada again. How long WE TURNED back to the is S below and the wind is 35 such antics mean nothing more than hot tempers and cold faces when he's telling it? Cronkite are we going to take that stuff weatherman. "But what we knots, and the wind chill factor caused by careless overcautlousness. doesn't grin when he tells you from Canada? Why don't we tell really have to be concerned is 30 below, how do you get your Granted, it Is important to drive safely and not take any chances, about an Amtrak train derailing 'em, one more cold front from about is this low-pressure system car started in the morning?" but parking two or three yards from the next car Is sheer lunacy. in New Jersey." you people and we nuke Ottawa." over here of warm air meeting' Ezra, the puppet, replied, 'You Next time, try thinking about others Instead of yourself. Park so The weatherman was standing "It isn't really Canada's fault. this high-pressure system over send your wife out in her fellow drivers can have a parking space, too. up in front of a screen. The front probably originated in here of cold air which could housecoat, ha! ha! ha!' the Arctic and just passed cause precipitation of up to two "I'm still going to kill him" let's hear from you "LET'S TAKE a look at the through Canada." feet of snow." Seltzer said. satellite map. This white stuff "Why does Canada let it pass Seltzer threw his shoe at the The News welcomes opinion from Its readers In the form of letters to here means it is cloudy over the through?" Seltzer asked. "Tell screen. Copyright 1977, Los Angeles the editor which comment on published columns, editorial policy or iny eastern part of the United States me that." The weatherman chuckled. Times Syndicate other topic of Interest. which means freezing tem- All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They must be peratures, snow, sleet and icy signed and the author's address and phone number must be included (or winds. Over here in Southern VI rlfIrnllnn. California, where there are no Letters can be sent to: Letters to the Editor, The BG News, 1M white spots, it means they're Diversity HalL having sunny weather with The News reserves the right to reject and letters or portions of letters temperatures in the 80s." If they are deemed In bad taste or malicious. No personal attacks or name-calling will be published "He's a sadist," Seltzer says. Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a simlllar "He gets his kicks pointing to procedure. white spots on satellite maps." "It's his job," I said. "He rec center controversy continues By Nobby Emmanuel Another task the committee was diversified concurrent activities. Member of committed to was to keep the The building Is accessible and Student Recreational Facilities cost down as low as possible and functional In meeting the needs Programming Committee at the same time provide of handicapped persons, as well. Guest Columnist adequate facilities. Finally, the building is not in- tended for the use of organized I feel very compelled and THE INDOOR track in the new intercollegiate competition with bound in my duty to respond to recreation center will be the exception of an aquatic the recent articles regarding the adequate for non-competitive center. The aquatic center does indoor track in the new student activities. It is designed for the allow for concurrent activities. recreation center. light-hearted jogger not for the The student recreation center I was one of several students die-hard athlete. It is not a is, "something for everybody." 'SECURE IRE HAUS AND PLAYGROUND—BSGLEY, WS YOUR CHAIR OVER THERE..' that initiated the development of replica of the present track In a committee to investigate the the men's gym, Mr. Ivor need for student recreation Emmanuel, and it is not a facilities on campus. After square track, Dave Ciaelli and achieving this process, which Ms. Lynne Haunum. Please, do Iielters included 7,000 plus student your homework and get the facts I am currently working on a The problem lies in their ability classroom education is the signatures for the support of the straight. cafe thefts project for SGA concerning to teach the subject material to amount of knowledge transmitted facilities, I was involved, as a The reason for the 190 yard cafeteria costs and policies. the students. from instructor to student. If student, in the planning of the track is to avoid a substantial I was walking past Rodgers Before there are administrative It is time that college the transmission is faltering building as a member of the and significant increase In the Dormitory towards the Commons changes in cafeteria procedures professors be required to meet perhaps a "tune-up" is needed Programming Committee. cost of the structure since this Is cafeteria last week, when I there must first be changes in mandatory teaching In the final weeks of this quarter a general student-funded noticed four students removing student attitudes. qualifications in lecture the students will again evaluate IN THIS PROCESS we were building The added cost of a not only their dinners, but also For example, leaving non- techniques, fair testing practices, their instructors on the basis of forced to develop a priority list 220-yard track would be an the University's dishes, silver- disposable items inside the and instructional methods. This their command of the subject which placed use by the general additional burden to the students. ware and trays from the cafeteria, rather than in dor- seems a logical and reasonable and teaching skills. It is time to student and faculty population as, It was felt that the cost could cafeteria. Naturally, they did mitory halls will help keep costs requirement that will insure the take these evaluations as serious a number one priority and use be kept down and still provide a not leave with the disposable down. This is a first step in continuance of quality education criticisms and improve the by the athletic department as very adequate track for a non- dishes and plastic silverware dining hall modification of at the college level. A master's quality of teaching at Bowling number four priority on a five competitive purpose at a sub- that were available. When I policies. I am currently sur- or doctor's degree does not Green. point list. The rationale for the stantial saving to the student entered Rodgers Quad I almost veying facilities and procedures signify or guarantee a good or number one priority is obvious; True, it will not be a tripped over a stack of trays in dining halls at many of the even adequate instructor. regulation 220-yard track. Since Julie Schmidt the students wanted a recreation consisting of broken dishes and univerisites throughout the state, The most important aspect of 1515 E. Wooster No. 4 facility that they could use at the building is for recreational silverware. I continued my and I am convinced that certain any time and they were willing purposes, there is no need for a journey through the halls, and Improvements can be included in to pay for it. Therefore, the regulation size track. To ac- could not believe the staggering our system. If anyone has any rationale for number four is comodate the track team's in- amount of cafeteria property current complaints concerning The SIS Hews apparent since this building is sistence for a regulation size recklessly abandoned in the any aspect of dining hall service for the prime use of students and track at the expense of the lounges and halls. Rodgers is please contact me. My number was not intended to be an general student populace, I not the only dormitory respon- is 352-3692. Page 2 athletic arena, to serve in- believe, is unfair. sible for the misuse of cafeteria Tuesday, Feb. L 1W7 tercollegiate athletic activities. property. I feel all residence Mark Dobeck EDITORIAL STAFF True, the athletes are students, I AM FULLY aware of the lack halls are equally responsible. 505 dough No. C-37 therefore, they too have a right of facilities for the track team. editor Joseph t. wolltt H I cannot completely blame the managing editor hevm b. mccray to the facilities and they cer- I can very easily empathize with students for the problem, news editor Patricia a. thomat tainly do as individuals like the track team being a former however, since some dining halls evaluations editorial editor lemes a. sluiewskl every other student on campus. track athlete and one who is a have stopped the distribution of wire editor wlllism p. saunters The advent of growth in strong supporter of the track makeup editor roberl w. bortet disposable utinsels. To elminate Fall quarter is over and this sports editor wiilit c. estap recreational interest generated a team. I believe very strongly the students from walking off quarter is well into the blue photo editor mlndy milltgan demanding need for an all- that there is a need for more with cafeteria property boredom of winter. Being a copy editor carl p. rtmansky purpose general student facility. facilities for the track team and disposable dishes and silverware senior I have seen my share of / BUSINESS STAFF The petition that collected the for other teams that are also in should always be available. quarters come and go and at the student signatures stated ex- need for additional facilities. Also, it seems that some end of each I, like other business manager iloutUt a. blank plicitly that the facility will be However, I will find It difficult to advertising manager tonJan t. sayre cafeteria employes seem to students, evaluate the per- sales manager for the general student justify the additional facilities In ignore the "theft" of cafeteria formance of instructors. I have Christina m. drain population. a recreational building that is property. I can understand the given my share of poor The BO News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regaler In collecting signatures, one of being paid for by the general chance of a few trays slipping evaluations and yet, I have not school year and weekly during summer sessions by s Jdents at Bawling Oreen the major concerns expressed by student fees. out without notice, but the large seen a change in the quality of State University under the authority of the University Publications Committee. students was-to what extent will The Student Recreation Center Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Two amount of property that is being the teaching personnel at this BO News Editorial Board. this recreation building be has been developed and is being taken out is appalling. Surely, university. The BO News and Bowling Oreen State University are equal opportunity em- dominated by intercollegiate built primarily to serve the at least one of the many dining ployers and do not discriminate In hiring practices. It is a requirement for anyone The News will not accept advertising that to deemed discriminatory, degrading athletics? Our answer was-it general University populace on a hall employes witnesses these teaching kindergarten through would not be on the top of the or Insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. walk on - free play basis. It is thefts. I am convinced that the high school to be certified and All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. priority list! Therefore, the so designed that it will promote employes intentionally ignore the educated In instructional building committee had a moral, greater interaction among all Editorial and Business Offices problem. Threatening fines is methods. Most of the professors 10a University Hall if not a legal, obligation to fulfill members of the University not enough. If the problem is to I have had have been well Bowling Green Stats University Its commitment to build a community. It incorporates a be controlled the rules must be educated in their fields and their Bowling Oreen, Ohio 4M03 student-centered facility. multi-purpose area to permit enforced to their fullest extent. knowledge cannot be disputed. Fhone f«W) 372-2003 The BG News, Tneiday, Feb. 1, 1OT Page 3 Day in Review Bar managers report vandalism T^_- . . . ._ - By Cyndl Bloom TOWEL RAPKS ™.„„„„.. _W , __ n.i... _,__. . i-rom Associated Press Reports TOWEL RACKS manager, who was from anyone take advantage fights since I took constantly are torn Chicago. A lot of the furniture of us. over," he said, adding down in the men's "In Chicago you have he has thrown two and restroom fixtures in restroom and stall doors Charlie Davis, to be tough or everyone manager of Howard's, people out of the bar for Mondale visits Tokyo education budget is unchanged, a Bowling Green's three are occasionally ripped will walk all over you. three months each. major student bars is 210 N. Main St, said he Vice President Walter F. Mondale university official said. off their hinges, he said. The first manager "I want people to new. "A lot of the vinyl thinks fights are part of pledged yesterday that the U.S. will Wiliiam E. Vandament OSU wanted anyone who did human nature. come here for a good consult with Japan on major policy budget and resources planning Not because the furniture in the first anything arrested so we time. We are telling owners of Howard's, "I don't relate the changes and avoid the sudden director, said the university needs a floor lounge and bar- would get a reputation fights just to students. them that's what they shocks which occasionally strained 6.6 per cent inflation allowance, and Brathaus and Some stool tops on both floors for being tough. Other Place are I don't think it's a are here for, not to U.S.-Japanese relations during the the governor's budget allows a 5.4 have been slit," Carle "But it takes a lot to problem now more than cause trouble," he said. Nixon and Ford administrations. per cent allowance statewide, or 4.4 remodeling but because said. make our present bar stools, tables and any other time." "I have had to arrest At a dinner following private per cent for Ohio State. "We just had 31 bar manager perturbed. He He said there isn't too only one person, he talks with Japanese Prime Minister He said financially the university restroom fixtures are stools recovered last gives people warnings stole a bottle or whiskey periodically damaged much vandalism in Takeo Fukuda, Mondale assured needed between |10.6 million and week. They were and sometimes throws Howard's other than the from the bar. But Fukuda that President Carter was $12 million more a year. Rhodes and destroyed by the ruined in the last six them out for a month patrons. usual writing on walls that's because he "resolved to consult closely with budget allows $7 million. months and there are "Fights? Yes, we and tables and stuffing wouldn't admit it." your government on all matters of "For every $10 fee increase, the There no longer is a still more broken ones have fights, but not an The only admission of mirror in the women's toilet paper down the mutual interest, including stable university earns $1.3 million a in the back room." average or anything. I toilet. vandalism in the growth of the international year," Vandament said, so a $3.6 restroom in Some Other CARLE SEEMS TO Place, 110 N. Main St remember one Tuesday The Brathaus, 115 E. Brathaus Mahar would economy." million deficit means about $30 accept the vandalism night we had 20 people Court St., has been make was that patrons The vice president said there also more a quarter in student fees. Jack Carle, acting and is more matter-of- manager of the bar, fighting in here. After under new management were "messy in the would be close consultation with fact about it than we got everything since August It is now bathrooms." He Japan on "creative and equitable said it is too expensive worried or upset. owned by a young man to keep replacing the calmed down everybody pointed to the beverage [« approaches to global economic Longet given month term He explained the bar's was gone. We can't who goes by the name list which is painted on problems, reconciliation with for- mirror when it is second manager is more afford that, we'll lose of Mahar. a stall door hung above I' Claudine Longet, pleading with a broken. easy going than the first mer adversaries, as well as judge to have mercy on her as the money. So we don't let "We have had two the bar. I preserving peace in Asia." mother of three children, was The phrase "reconciliation with sentenced yesterday to serve 30 former adversaries" was seen as days in jail "at a time of her own Construction procedures may be approved diplomatic shorthand for nor- choosing" in the killing of her malization of relations with Viet- lover. By Tom Griesser struction funds to public building projects by Staff Reporter University's proposed construction funding nam and improved ties with China. District Judge George Lohr, colleges and univer- reducing administrative capital improvements included in their capital Shortly after the session earlier apparently moved by Longet's plea, sities. The OBOR will red tape and in- Future University for 1977-79, a new plan. Currently, the between Mondale and Fukuda, the expressed compassion for her and exercise less control flationary effects caused physical science regents review all Japanese government announced building projects will be over the release of by delays, Engler said. her family but said he felt completed earlier and building and pollution construction funding that Fukuda would visit Washington releasing her with no jail time funds, with more Construction of the control improvements at before it is passed on to in March to meet with Carter. "might undermine respect for the at less cost if the Ohio authority given to the legislature approves recreation center and the heating plant would the Controlling Board law." He also put her on two state architect and the music building would be funded through the for final approval. years' probation. new construction institutions involved. procedures proposed by not be affected by the new process if it is Also, quarterly con- Charles V. Weedman, the en- Engler said the new streamlined system of approved, Engler said. struction allocations OSU fee raise predicted the Ohio Board of procedures will reduce tertainer's attorney, said he Regents (OBOR), ac- fund allocation, ac- UNDER THE new would be made to in- Ohio State University (OSU) will probably will ask next month for a the 45 to 60 days that cording to Engler. procedures, the OBOR stitutions based upon have to increase its fee $25 to $30 cording to Roland Y. presently are required new trial. He had said before Engler, University However, the would not review their estimates of need. quarterly beginning this summer if sentencing he would appeal if his before construction Gov. Rhodes' proposed higher client was given any jail term. Architect. funds are released after The OBOR's new the University receives procedures will simplify bids from contractors. Ohio energy drama intensifies the present chain of approval required for THIS ALSO WILL Flood possibility foreseen the release of con- decrease the cost of Gov. Rhodes took an aerial view yesterday of conditions of the Ohio SAVE River and came away concerned with its current impassable conditions and potential for future problems because of flooding. He announced that in view of potential flooding conditions when the cold booelBpiefs spell breaks, he is planning to invite representatives of states bordering Up To 60* the Ohio River, members of the Army Corps of Engineers and the Coast Blood donors Guard to Cincinnati in mid-February to discuss what to do in the event of flooding. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be on "Every attempt has to be made to prepare for a flood," Rhodes said campus 10 a.m.-4 p.m. today, tomorrow and On All Fall-Winter Mdse. after making an inspection by helicopter of the Ohio River from East Thursday in the Grand Ballroom, Union. Liverpool to Cincinnati. Because of recent weather conditions, donors are needed urgently. Stop in anytime during these hours or call 372-2775 for an appointment. New Energy Hours 10 am-5 pm State budget may crumble Gov. Rhodes' $14.5 billion operating budget, slated for introduction today in the legislature, could be devastated by Ohio's severe weather problems, state officials said yesterday. The Powder Puff House Finance Chairman Myrl H. Shoemaker (D-Boumeville) said he is concerned not only about loss of tax revenues from laid off workers, but also about the possibility of damaging major floods that could come with a quick thaw along streams clogged with heavy ice. Shoemaker, who plans to introduce the Republican governor's budget as GIANT lawmakers resume their regular 1977 session, said already the natural gas shortage will have some economic impact. National guardsmen on duty EXTRAVAGANZA will have to be paid, he noted. "Sure, I just He said if there should be a sudden warm spell that melted ice and snow throughout the state it could be "the worst flood this state has ever SALE had." He wouldn't estimate how many millions it might cost, Shoemaker said. 4 - CrestweW Hactrfc Mtars ... 141.00 NOW $50 enjoyed a Resource deliveries slowed 1 -Veeter. tkctrk Gt»te» 141.00 NOW '50 Ohio's supply of fuel oil, propane gas and electricity appear adequate .-T-rti.in.ih Now MOO for now, but officials said yesterday poor transportation conditions con- Used In Good Condition glass and it tinue to hinder deliveries of the oil and propane. "Supplies are >tkay for other fuels, but we just can't get them to J-lrkMaMtart 110.00 NOW $70 anybody," said Pete Sussey of the Ohio Energy Research and Develop- 2 Go,. F.* Getter. 145.00 NOW $70 ment Agency. tasted like... But Sussey said yesterday warmer temperatures should help road- I Gey. F.H Getter 115.00 NOW $55 clearing crews and make possible more deliveries of propane and fuel oil to residential users. 1-T.«T«*AcMotlcMNr 141.00 NOW '80 Ohio's larger electric power utilities reported an abundance of elec- 1- Int ~li- . «.« Now'60 Iike...uh...well, tricity, with the closing of industries because of gas shortages reducing demand to below normal. I— tits Now'50 1-KW.e. ttSh.Grftw . K.OO Now'20 it's very...ah you BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 1-Cerws. Folk Geft.tr ... . 45.00 Now'30 Third World Theolre and Cultural Affairs Program 1 -MpfMrOnsk 1M.M NOW '70 presents l-ltr.CI.88le 1*2.00 NOW $75 know...very... T:::RD WORLD THRUST 1 1- Ale. F.fc GsFTMr J0.00 NOW'30 OATH TIMI "■■» IVINT ACTIVITY l-M€^.»F.i defter J4.85 NOW'20 21 3 4 pm (G CM. S7-TV Jan Workshop: "lecture-Demonilratlon MM (Studio) of Afro-Ameriton Mulic Evolution uh...uhh..." t-Hmmmam* IMS Now '30 M 3-5 pm Dogwood Suit* Block Theolre Symposium: "Tronds. Bonds (Union) and €nds" 3 - *«.. lr~« Feft Crtori .... 115.00 NOW'120 Philip Cristy, BGSU 78 replies to the 8pm MainAud. IWT ProdiKtlon The Good Ship Credit" question, "What does Genesee Cream Ale 1 Ne-.lr.U8e., NOW'150 really taste like?" J-3 23 pm Sch of Mutit Jon Workshop History of Jo« Stylos" (■.ec.tol Hall) l-U8rfGrt4»tau Now '50 2-4 pm Commons Third World Films: "Tho Chlcooo Enperlence" 8pm MoinAud. IWT Production: The Good Ship Credit" Satt abo on otto MM brMd gvfr jr.. 1 4f.m Commons Third World Films: "Tho African t Afro i-c*M8»TtOTl8j*i moo NOW'125 Amoricon Experience" 8pm Moin Aud IWT Production: "Tho Good Ship Credit" 1-OfpWBa*. 450.00 Now'325 J-3 8 pm MoinAud. IWT Production: "Tho Good ShlpCrodll Sol* also an othar name brand banioi. 14 2pm Sch of Music JAZZ CONCEPT: Stanley Cowoll 1 Jimmy ALL SALES CASH AND CARRY! (Pocitol Hall) Hoath with tho 8GSU Big Bond • DONATIONS: Genesee Cream Ale. PlAY "Tho GOOD SHIP CREDIT" JAZZ CONCEIT . S3 50 Gonerol Admission No other beer or ale comes Adults 13 00 12.50 Students with I.O. Bigelow High School • S3 00 SI.00 Senior Citiiens close to it at all. The nearest Students with I.O. - $1.00 Tickets 01 Finders in BG ond Findloy Tickets o- BGSU Theatre So. Of/Ice Block Knights Men Shoppe Toledo thing to it is, uh...hmmm, well BGSU Union Ticket Office (3722841) Music Shoppe maybe it's...uhhh... Boogie Records 126 E. Wooitor Co-Sponsors: Boord of Block Culturol Activities 353-7303 College of MusicalArts It's something different. Ethnic Studies G B Co floch N V Student Activities Page 4, The BG Newt, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1977 Space shuttle moved from desert hangar International facility square and bulky rises nearly 60 feet in Pnc«t A lt«mi ■ffcrliv* PALMDALE, test facility 36 miles at Bowling Gr««n Calif. (AP)--Towed away where it will here at daybreak and fuselage that will carry the air. It took several Kroger Only slowly on 90 groaning undergo a year of flight took to the road in a pilots, scientists and months to clear the ' opyiftM 1976 Th# K AFRICAN STUDIES CLUSTER: YOU AND AFRICA You can fulfill degree requirements, increase your job opportunities and come to know much more about the continent on which the world is focusing its attention by participating this spring in the AFRICAN STUDIES CLUSTER. The Cluster offers opportunity for a study trip to Africa. Literature & Nationalism, Pop. Cult. 470 4 3-5 TR Champion Black Literature in Trans., RL 262 Fr. 491 3-1 9 MTR-Arr Pallistcr African Political Systems, Pol. Sci. 368 4 3-5 MW J. Merriam Studies in African Culture AS100-300 4 7:30-9:30 TR Nwajagu Swahili: An African Language AS 100 3 6-9 W Kabithe Jazz: Black Roots, MuCH 433 4- 3 MTWR Dennis Afr. Environment & Land Geog. 490 3 Arr Chang Use »^» *■V^'&^^^^^p^ ^^ Si*l«^u WJK^I.M. African Tribal Art Art 430 6-9 M Stinson * Required for participation in the Cluster See Susan Conover, University Division of General Studies before scheduling. • * * MAN, NATURE, AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE COORDINATED QUARTER GERM^ T* Arttacwi EXKMOCL \ — •— — • • • "UNIVERSITY SEMINAR PROGRAM This seminar is a two credit hour course designed to give the new student an individualized introduction to Bowling Green State University and higher education in general. Classes emphasize student-mentor interaction and help students to think about how they can benefit most from the University ex- perience. University Seminar, UD 121A, 2, 12-2, W, Staff University Seminar, UD 121A, 2, 12-2. W. Staff University Seminar, UD IMA, 2, W, W, Staff University Seminar, UD 121A, 2, 1-3, W, Staff University Seminar, UD 121A, 2, 5:30-7:30, T, Staff For more information about any or all of these programs, contact the UrtversitySenTar University Division of General Studies, 26 Shatzel Hall, 372-0202. UTrversJtySernnar The BG Newt, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1*77 Page S Travelers stranded by blizzard from page 1 supplied by the Wood truckers first stopped at Another trucker, Kent Many of the travelers County Hospital im- the Holiday Inn, which E. Mintz, said the who stayed at the mediately after she had people camping on truckers will have time University or in the city arrived at the Armory. the floor. off if industries shut were rescued by the Several truckers said "We saw a sign that down for lack of fuel. Wood County Disaster the snow was the worst said this college was "God's testing us," Newsphotos Service, the Civil they had ever seen. taking in people so we Mintz said. "He's Defense Agency, the "I've seen a lot too," came over here," making sure we don't by National Guard, city Gary Benzenhoefer, a Sugoza said. "And with get too confident. We police, employes of the trucker from all these pretty girls just gotta pray, like county sherrif's office Youngstown said. "This here, I'm going to stay Gov. Rhodes said." Mindy Milligan and volunteers with is the dregs." awhile. It ain't the Ritz, snowmobiles. and the food's rotten, MANY OF THE "We weren't going BENZENHOEFER but it's a place to park stranded travelers who nowhere," Jessica and Nick Sugoza, a New the rig." camped out at the Cartlidge, a freshman York City trucker who Amory were older at Toledo's Libbey High owns his own rig, said SUGOZA SAID most people going to Florida. School, who stayed at they formed a convoy to truckers left their Most played cards and the Amory, said. clear the road. engines running all watched the televisions "Finally we got picked "Them drifts was so night because the diesel donated by an area up. By that time, my high I seen Gary's rig fuel gels and will not merchant. One woman City Mayor Alvin L. Perkins warns Colonel and Mrs. Phil Couchard dad's ear was frozen." go up over one," feed into the engine had a portable bar, that area roads are impassable. Cartlidge said she Sugoza, who calls when it's cold. He said complete with scotch, would not have stayed himself a gypsy of the even while he was gin and vodka. in her car like the five road, said. "It came driving Friday, his "It's just like a men who died. down on the other side truck was in danger of cruise," she said. "They I* and that drift wasn't stalling. feed you all the time. I I" I "I'D JUMP ON smushed." want to tell you how M somebody's hood first Sugoza said the "I built a fire in my great it's been." and make them rescue driving got so bad the cab of pillowcases, The food was donated me." convoy of about 20 cars towels, and kerosene by Food Town Super Another women said and trucks had to pull and put it on the Market, 1045 N. Main she might have died if off 1-75 at the Bowling engine," he said. "It St. and Kroger, 1044 N. medicine had not been Green exit. The two kept it from stalling." Main St New York truck driver Nick Sugoza entertains The weather is God's way of showing people that another driver and college women with tales oi 13- they don't control everything, truck driver Kent E. foot drifts. He told the women he enjoyed his stay in Mintz explains during a break In the card game. the McDonald cafeteria-except for the food. Weary travelers rest on Armory cots, Some sipped orange juice splkedwith other THE BROTHERS OF THETA CHI WISH TO dreaming of Florida sunshine and beaches. Southern delights. CONGRATULATE THEIR NEW OFFICERS PRESIDENT JOHN KERNS Ex-football coach acquitted Ohio town called icebox VICE PRESIDENT KARl FREY WAYNESBURG, Ohio (AP)-You Former University asked that the case be other relatively nearby com- SECRETARY BRUCE ROHRER his Innocence could call this area Ohio's icebox; assistant football coach continued. throughout and the munities. but there are others more or less TREASURER MARK WARD Dale I.. Strahm was "The defendant's court has vindicated Hiram Rapids is one of those along a line due north which also spots. It's in northern Portage acquitted last Friday by motion for judgement of him," Rion said. ASST TREASURER ANDY OSTHOFF Dayton Municipal Court acquittal was could claim the dubious honor. County on the upper Cuyahoga Judge Jack D. Duncan They share the unofficial River, and mercury watchers there SOCIAL CHAIRMAN JIM BURROWS sustained," Duncan Strahm had no of soliciting, for said. designation because, or so it seems, saw -32 readings on Jan. 17, when comment of his they usually are a lot colder than ASST SOCIAL CHAIRMAN MARK REMPE prostitution. Strahm's attorney, acquittal. Akron-County Regional Airport "Technically, there James P. Rion, said what's shown on thermometers of officials noted a record low of -18. ATHLETIC CHAIRMAN TERRY SPRING just wasn't enough that at the end of the evidence," Duncan said. prosecution's case, he ALUMNI CORRESPONDENT JOE PROKOP According to Duncan, asked that Folfas BUFF APARTMENTS IFC REPRESENTATIVE SPENCE SEAMEN one of the prosecution's dismiss the case or that Renting For Fall 1977 witnesses was ap- Duncan acquit Strahm. PUDGE TRAINER DAN STOKES parently ill and did not "We got the acquittal," One Block From Campus Call Bill Stoner COMMUNICATIONS BOB RINN appear to testify and he said. 2 Bdrm. Furnished 352-2915 prosecutor Paul Folfas "Dale has proclaimed PUBLIC RELATIONS STEVE MOVER CHAPLAIN MARK USALVO STUDENT HISTORIAN BILL BRYANT Fill your sweetheart's heart, LIBRARIAN RICCI IACOBONI APARTMENTS GUARDS E C DEE DAVE SOIYANIK 2 bdrm. units for by Ollng-in this heart, with a , 3 or 4 students >oooooo< ■>UMMkR OR hALL LEASES AVAILABLk love message to appear in 1/2 block from campus! The BTS Sews th Kappa Delta CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMAIION Special Valentine Section on Feb. 11 Wishes To Announce Tom Baer For more info contact The BH Haws 352-1800 or 352-4671 Its 1977 Officers: President - Linda Shaffer V-President - Joan Cllnger Secretary - Ellen Scbroeder THIS COULD BE Treasurer - Carol Bibler Asst. Treasurer - Charlene Seely Editor - Joan Becks Membership Chmn. - Chris Black Panhel Rep. - Marcl Taylor Judy Eckstein Bev Paterson YOU House Chairman - Carol Andrews Scholarship Chmn. - Carol Bowman Press. Chmn. - Barbara Taylor Chaplain - Diane Schmidt Corresponding Secretary - Lorrle Hlckel for an Social Chmn. - Julie Fuls Activities Chmn. - Elaine Wasflewski Rush Counselors - Marianne LaVellle entire .Babie Gaul Philanthropy - Vonnie Balfour Historian - Judy Fritz Weekend Song Chmn. - Jan UUman THANKS TO THE OLD OFFICERS FOR A JOB WELL DONE GOOD LUCK! Listen to WFAL >ooooooo< Page 6, The BG News, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1977 W hrri' thrifts shirpping is H ptrtisurt'" COME IN & ttt Daredevils walk illegally on Ohio River CHECK OUT OUR Louisville, Ky. (AP)-It's endangering the lives of Ohio, McDaniel said. "Four people are McDaniel said. officially against the others and therefore can "IT'S A MIRACLE lucky they did not lose "I think definitely, GreatScot fine SEAWAY* DOUAR law in Louisville to be arrested. that no one has died their lives. We knew it this threat we have will niiiHDir FOOD STORES walk on water. since the river froze," was going to happen. help," he said. Jefferson County That goes also for McDaniel said, "Since We kept trying to "Knowing what can HL SALE TOO! Police Chief Russell Indiana and Ohio the four people fell caution people, and they happen, that they could McDaniel said yester- residents who walk out through, there haven't felt like they knew more die, and knowing it day that anyone caught on the river, since been as many walking than we did. Now our could cost them the walking on the frozen Kentucky has legal on the river, but there people are looking, and embarrassment of being Ohio River will be jurisdiction over the have been some. we will make arrests." arrested." ! LIMIT ONE charged with wanton li 2 3 il 6 7 8 10 II 12 U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE endangerment. ACROSS 58 Eden. Earl of 9 Two weeks ago, a 1 Brouhaha ■u 5 Brillance 59 Healthy hue r * man and his three 9 Impatient ex- 60 Reports " 17 I. 119 WHITE children went strolling clamation Abbr. on the river after it 13 Sentence of I 61 See 48 Across 10 LB. 20 21 sort 62 Snug 1 * froze over for the first I.I \spem roie Review by From the opening that recognition of the listen for a while. Coin' On." Original Lee Ludenberger chords of "Tie Your audience is the best Swirling echoes for Queen material included Mother Down," Queen way to keep them vocals and guitars were The question of displayed the ability "Keep Yourself Alive," screaming. administered by an "My Best Friend," whether ■ buck-toothed and cockiness that a THE ONLY DOUBT I excellent sound crew, lead singer with a flair headlining rock band "Ogre Battle," "Killer; had going into the show while the band had all Queen," "Brighton for leotards, champagne needs to remain was if the band could their breaks and solos and a thunderous popular Rock," "Sweet Lady" come close to worked out to the split and "Somebody to backing band can Lead singer Freddie reproducing their second. In short, they Love." succeed in rock and roll Mercury pranced the recorded sound live. were tight was answered Sunday stage most of the With all the stage Though Queen; Guitarist Brian May receives little press night as Queen played evening, occasionally pandemonium it was was in usual fluid style. to a sell-out audience in taking a break to play attention, their album sometimes difficult to His playing was the sales and enthusiastic the Toledo Sports keyboards. He keep an ear on the main thrust of the i Arena. dominated the show, turn-outs indicate they i-: technical aspect. But evening's material. All will be one of the most playing to all sides of thanks to the hundreds The warm up act for songs were taken from influential bands of the the stage and even of people who had their five albums except '70s. The next Big the show was Thin managing to talk to friends on their Lizzy, an Irish band for the encores, Thing? Probably not, some fans between shoulders blocking the "Jailhouse Rock" and but certainly a pleasure with American roots. numbers. He knows view, I was able to just On record, their talent "Whole Lotta Shakin' to watch and listen to. extends little beyond playing the basic 12 bar blues and numbing / three chord rock. On stage, they did little to prove they were capable of doing much else. Lizzy lurched their way through material from their two records, "Jallbreak" and "Johnny the Fox," I barely managing to get I the crowd on their feet It was obvious the rowdies had come to see Queen and not a rerun of Grand Funk Railroad circa 1969. i ': FOR QUEEN, it was the British-based band's third Toledo appearance since their debut album > ';: in early 1974. Their style has changed from a straight rock presentation to an act that includes all kinds of stage pyrotechnics. Smoke bombs and N^-wholo, by Mlnrf/ Mllllg strobe lights were the Brian May, left, and Freddie Mercury, right, lead singer and order for the evening, guitar player dominated the Queen Concert Sunday at toe Toledo provided by a com- Sports Arena. Queen, a group which may be one of the most Influential 'Hoodoo-voodoo' musical to debut petent stage crew. bands of the 70s, played for a sell-out Sunday night. 'Good Ship Credit' stems from dreom HELP WANTED Applications Are Now Being By Beth Rooney people, and the dues therefore there is a between Third World group "Emanon." Scott you have to pay." dimension which causes and traditional theater said he wished to A Caribbean lizard Scott explained that the audience to stand is that ensemble acting emphasize the troup's Accepted For Editorial & showing up on the hoodoo is a kind of off from the play, as is emphasized, not in- commitment in pulling blizzard-ridden "spiritual magic for well as participate in dividual roles. together a show in three Business Positions On University campus ce"and so the play is a it." He said innovations "Good Ship Credit's" and one half weeks, in would be a rarity "dark musical on the stage will include ensemble includes what he called "the anytime, but this week comedy." Scott said he projections and live Michael Johnson, Connie worst weather in the The SH Hews students may find one is reluctant to give a music. Williams, Kosmond history of America." on the stage of the Main synopsis of the play, Scott said there will Russell, Deanna Lyas, The play runs Auditorium, University because then he would be intrinsic differences Cynthia Jackson, Gary tomorrow through Application Deadline Is Hall. be giving people ex- between "Good Ship Bond and Amos Cowson. Saturday in the Main The inspiration for the pectations which may Credit", a Third World There also is a group Auditorium. Student 5 P.M., Feb. 11th ' 'hoodoo-voodoo" not evolve. He said play, and traditional of eight secondary tickets are $1. If you musical "Good Ship "Some students may Euro-American theater. ensemble members. manage to struggle Credit" was a 214-pound find the play serious, The playwright said Music was written through the snow to see lizard, who appeared while others may think black theater makes no and will be conducted the play, you might get one summer day three it frothy." distinction between by jazz musician a surprise. years ago to Dr. John He explained the play ethics and aesthetics. Stanley Cowell. He will Scott said the lizard CALL Scott, director of the will present a"universal Also, he said black be joined by saxophonist has promised to make a Third World Theater theme, with universal plays use music and Jimmy Heath and visit. In addition, Scott THE and the University's characters that anyone dance as effective percussionists Ivan asserts that "Good Ship playwright-in-residence. can find meaning in and language to reach the Houpe and Doug Bailey. Credit" will probably be FALCON audience. Houpe and Bailey are as exciting as any play According to Scott, draw some kind of 516 E. WoosterSt. the lizard spoke in enrichment from." One other difference members of the local ever done here." hoodoo language, Scott said he hopes 352-1506 warning Scott that he for a theater experience should write a play of sharing between the "exploring what hap- cast and audience, Cultural Boost Announces-In Concert PIZZA pens to the human although "this play has psyche when you abuse some rather jolting FAST, FREE DELIVERY it by exploiting other notions in it. And OPEN DON McLEAN MON THURS. 11 A.M.-MIDNIGHT 3^3^3S3Sy,- FRI. SAT 11 A.M.-2A.M. Sunday Feb. 6th, 1977 SUNDAY 4 P.M.-MIDNIGHT i PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. Grand Ballroom 8 P.M. I i 'f 835 High Street Phone 352-9378 >j COUPON SPECIAL Not Good On Dtlivery Redeemable in store only between the hour* of 11 am.-2 pm. or 5 pm.-8 pm Students $2.00 J. , APARTMENT COMPLEXES Non Students $3.00 9" Cheese Pizza Small Sub Salad Bar only only Hflven House M.inoi IS'S E WooMer Available at Union Ticket Office & Finders 95* 95* 50* Piedmont Bth and Hiqh Street Buck*'v>' House 619 Ath Stievl Expire March 15 Expire March 15 Expire March 15 ): BuchAOOd Place 6S0 6th Street 12" Cheese Pizza 14" Cheese Pizza Features: HOODOO? °"iy £150 only £920 Hoodoo is here . . . and it's mean 7 Bedroom Furnished Expire March 15 Expire March 15 G^s Heat and A ir condihonmq i .linOf > Area ^_^_ CALL AHEAD - - • 352-1506 '■- fcCT. Defense and Offense Both of these Falcons will be fighting tonight, but In the pipes. Potent 5-7 Steve Murphy (right) will hopefully completely different roles. Mike I .hit (above) leads the spark Bowling Green's offensive attack. Murphy, a defense Into tonight's hockey battle against Western junior right winger, will be reunited with center Dave Michigan. Llut, recording a save here, will start between Easton and left winger Byron Shutt tonight. N*wiehofc» by Windy MIIIIQOT leers at Western Michigan tonight Sporting options over the weekend were necessities Falcons try 'new look' By BUI Estep left side paired with freshman Mike Cotter, while Some people don't like to ski because they fear (2), pop out (3), base on balls (4), fly outs (5, 6), Sports Editor John Mavity will share the blueline with fractured legs, dislocated hips or broken collar- strike out (7), single (8), ground out (9), sophomore Ken Morrow. bones. doubleplay (10), double (11), and triple (12). Ont The weather and 1-75 permitting, the Falcon Why all the changes? Others won't ice skate because of weak ankles. need not run the bases, just keep track with a hockey squad will travel to Western Michigan "Well, on defense, I thought moving Thomas And believe it or not, there are people who don't scorecard. tonight for a Central Collegiate Hockey Assn. from the left to the right side cut down on enjoy snow fights in sub-zero weather. (CCHA) tilt. his effectiveness," Mason said. "And I thought SLEEPING-the kind normally performed to cut Maybe. Cotter handled each side about the same. It'll just IF YOU FIT into the above categories, an Monday morning classes (unless they're canceled). The local jeers' scheduled home-away series last take a game to tell." alternative had to be found last weekend. Ping-pong-soon to become America's 17th weekend with the Broncos was canceled. Friday However, there's one thing that hasn't changed: Everything else was closed, canceled or isolated. professional "team" sport. night's home game was rescheduled for Tuesday, The Falcons. 15-8 overall and 4-5 in the CCHA, are Billards-an opportunity one takes to believe he Feb. 15 and Saturday's contest at Kalamazoo for still buried in third place in the loop, six points or she is Minnesota Fats or Virginia Slims. tonight at 7:30. behind league-leading Ohio State and four behind Dart-throwing-a recreational sport that could And although the Falcons missed the opportunity St. Louis. Western Michigan, meanwhile, tied for Terry come in handy when classes resume. (Professors for a jump on the Broncos with a Friday night fourth place with Lake Superior, will enter with 12- could stiffen up their "no smoking in class" win, BG coach Ron Mason isn't complaining. 11-1 overall and 3-6 loop records. policies, while students could challenge borderline "The weekend off may have done some good," But that will be remedied tonight. Goodman "Cs." Mason said yesterday. "It gave us a chance to heal some injuries and use a couple more practices SAVES-Mike Liut, the best overall goaltender in IIIRKRNATION-also related to transendental meditation. with John Markell at center." the CCHA with a 3.18 goals against average, will FOR MARKELL, a converted right wing, it's all start tonight between the pipes. Like the Bowling Green campus. Like all Falcon Or, lovemaking-a sport which may have intercollegiate sporting events. Or, like the Buf- part of the musicial chairs Mason has been playing Western, which lost number one goalie Mickey limitations. Only the rich, for instance, can join with his forwards. falo-Cleveland professional basketball home-and- private tennis clubs. Any many of them currently Pickens when he withdrew from school two weeks away series. Both city airports were snowbound. are without heat. Tonight Markell will center right wing Bruce ago, will counter with junior Dan May (4.40). Newton, a center most of the season, and left wing One Ohio newspaper had its sports section The choice was yours. For this writer, the sport The Broncos top scoring forward line includes promote "Read and think about the good 'ol Andy Crowther. right wing Tim Dunlop (17-25-42), center Steve was driving, like the "Dodge 'Em" cars at Cedar Junior right wing Steve Murphy, meanwhile, who Smith (11-20-31) and left wing Bob Gardiner (14-14- summertime." The first page included golf, horse Point. As if the roads weren't bad enough here, I racing, major league baseball standings and more had been playing with Newton and Crowther, has 28). discovered they were worse in the Cleveland area. been reunited with center Dave Easton and left golf. Yes, baseball and Wednesday's schedule (in It was there I soon discovered the Cavaliers had April). wing Byron Shutt. The trio began the season as The Western-Bowling Green series was the only nobody to play in basketball and one of their linemates and played together last season. league set cancelled last weekend. Lake Superior Television and other newspapers found other players couldn't make a scheduled interview alternatives. Some pro basketball and hockey Two other lines, consisting of leading scorer and St. Louis split in the Soo. The Lakers, who because of the incredible snow drifts on the city's Mark Wells (15-18-33), Jack Laine and Paul Titanic teams still played. Dick Stockton upset Jimmy east side. netted four third period goals, won Friday night, 5- and center Yves Pelland and wings John Allen and 4, and St. Louis rebounded Saturday, 4-1. League Connors in the U.S. Indoor Pro Tennis Cham- Maybe next time I'll chance skiing or ice pionships in Philadelphia. College cagers played in skating. Tom Olsen remain unchanged. leading Ohio State swept non-league foe Lake the West and South. And, once again, ABC feasted Then there's the defensemen. And more Forest 6-1,9-2 and Northern Michigan whipped the on its pro bowlers tour. reshuffling. University of Wisconsin-Superior 8-3, 7-3 WKIQ, 93.5 FM, will broadcast tonight's game STUDENTS HAD to find options, too. Like Final grid aide named CO-CAPTAIN Tom Thomas has returned to the beginning at 7:15. watching an indoor sport or the San Diego Open on Former Michigan seasons at MSU under TV. What else? State University (MSU) new Falcon coach Studying-an art practiced by many University assistant football coach Denny Stolz, wiii serve students only during the week prior to the one Charlie Butler has been as offensive line coach • SPECIAL • when profesors hand out final grades. named to a similar for the Falcons. Card-playing--an activity that many believe position at Bowling SAFETY AM PERFORMANCE MSPECTIM FAMILY SIGHT requires more thinking than the above option. Green, athletic director NOW That is, if you're playing euchre, hearts, spades, Dick Young announced ABORTION m YOUR WPORTED YEHICtf poker or pinochle. today. beginning at 3 P.M. Dice-baseball-this is when someone can start his Butler, 39, who served $150.00 INSPECTION INCLUDES own spring training with dice, pencil, paper and a as offensive line IOU FREt 9am 10 p m calculator. 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