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WASHINGTON (AP)-The Democratic-controlled 96th Congress con- vened yesterday and gave notice to outgoing Republican President Ford that it will look to Democratic President-elect Jimmy Carter for economic leadership. Ford sent an opening-day message to Congress in which he proposed a 110 billion tax cut designed to benefit middle income families. It closely followed a Ford plan submitted last year and rejected by Congress. Rep. Al Ullman (D-Ore.l chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, where all tax legislation originates, said. "Obviously, we will organize around the Carter recommendation." Ullman and other Democratic congressional leaders are scheduled to meet Friday with Carter in Plains, Ga.. to discuss the President-elect's plans for stimulating the economy.
THE MEMBF.RS of Congress elected or re-elected in November-435 House members and 34 senators-took the oath of office in traditional ceremonies. Then the House elected its speaker and the Senate its president pro tern. But the real leadership decisions were made at closed party caucuses. Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia was named Senate majority leader by the Democrats. Byrd won by acclamation after Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey notified the Democrats early yesterday that he was withdrawing from the contest. Byrd immediately pledged to "cooperate to the fullest" with Carter.
"WE SHALL no longer be the 'loyal opposition,'" Byrd told the Democratic caucus. "For the first time in eight years, a President from our party will be in the White House." The Republican caucus produced an upset when Sen. Howard H. Baker New,p*»owi by Ufldr Milltgon Jr. of Tennessee defeated Sen. P.obert P. Griff en of Michigan in the contest for minority leader. Baker won on a vote of 19 to 18. Taking his academic life and checkbook Into his University Bookstore. Once he finds his books, Thus. Baker moved into the leadership post once held by his father-in- Booking it own hands, John Hollan, a doctoral student In he must then contend with long lines at the cash law, the late Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen of Illinois. sociology, examines the textbook list In the register when he attempts to pay. In the House, Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachusetts, with solid backing from his fellow Democrats, was elected speaker. Succeeding O'Neill as majority leader was Rep. Jim Wright of Texas. Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona continued as minority leader. THE OUTCOME of the House leadership contests was decided last Health services streamlined month when Republicans and Democrats caucused. Both chambers were filled with new faces for the opening session. By Jim Sluzewskl and staffed by community employed by the health center and area could be set up on a tem- There were 67 new House members. 47 Democrats and 20 Republicans. Editorial Editor physicians on contract with the University Police. porary basis on campus. Eighteen new senators mine Democrats and nine Republicans) took University There will be threp As before, the city aMbulanre Outpatient services at the health office. Final plans lor University nealth fulltime and one parttime doctor will be called in emergency center will remain basically the care services, including night on duty during the day. situations. same, Eakin said. hours at the health center, nave Eakin said he believes one He said the University is going been announced by the ad- HE SAID HE hopes the night automobile will be sufficient and to look at what services are most ministration. service will begin Monday, but other transportation can be needed. He said the future of Coffee boycott urged Dr. Richard R. Eakin. vice some details still must be com- arranged if several students medical aid is flexible. CINCINNATI (AP)- An Ohio-based supermarket chain has started an provost for student affairs, said pleted. Appointments will be needed care at the same time. The upper floor of the health advertising campaign urging customers to boycott coffee in an effort to that with the elimination of in- encouraged at all times, especially "We've had this same service in center, previously used for in- halt rising prices. patient services, the health center at night. the past," he said. "We'll have to patients, has been converted to "If people get together to stop buying coffee, it should make the price will be open weekdays from 8 Students needing hospital at- see how it works out.' temporary men's housing because go the other way," said Robert Mann, vice president in charge of a.m.-5 p.m. and on Saturdays from tention will be referred to Wood of an influx of male students this retailing for 40 Liberal Market stores in Ohio. 9 a.m.-l p.m. for medical care in County Hospital. Eakin said, and EAKIN SAID IF Wood County quarter. "The world coffee situation is being exaggerated to benefit a few," the first contact phase. transportation to the hospital will Hospital becomes overcrowded, Eakin said the space allocation said Mann. In addition, Eakin said the be provided by the car formerly students will be taken to other committee will decide what will be Newspaper and billboard advertisements have been written which center will be open from 7-9 p.m. used as an on-campus ambulance. area hospitals. In extreme done with the room after this read: "Please don't buy coffee. It's much too expensive-$2.59 for one Monday through Thursday nights The car will be manned by drivers emergencies, he said a 100-200 bed quarter. pound. We think that is ridiculous."
MANN ACKNOWLEDGED that the coffee supply was cut by the 1975 freeze in Brazil, the world's largest grower of coffee beans. He expressed doubts that the cold weather was bad enough to drive coffee prices from Chenoult seeks more minority hiring input $1.35 to $2.59 per pound in less than two years. Other supermarket chains, however, were taking a less aggressive By Gall Harris criticisms. He said he has received may be introduced in the assembly University President Hollis A. attitude toward the problem. Staff Reporter few responses. soon, and suggested a way- to fight Moore Jr. said admissions look "Customers take care of that matter themselves," said a spokesman this possibility is to keep strong promising for the 1977-78 academic for Kroger, a Cincinnati-based chain with stores in 28 states. "If the The proposed Affirmative Action SOME SENATORS were con- ties with legislators, especially year. He said admissions will be customer doesn't want the product, he doesn't buy It." plan regarding the hiring of fused about faculty members' those who are alumni and those accepted through the summer A spokesman for the Procter & Gamble Co.. producers of Folger's minorities at the University, was participation in the plan and with children enrolled at the months and will not be closed coffee, said a boycott would hurt business but that it was impossible to discussed yesterday in Faculty several questioned what practical university. early this year. say a boycott would force South American and African nations to come Senate. purpose it would serve to have down on their prices for coffee beans. Myron M. Chenault, Director of faculty vote on it. the Office of Equal Opportunity "The Affirmative Action plan "IT WOULD MAKE supplies larger," said the spokesman. "Now Compliance at the university, was affects the whole University, the they're tight and the price is up." at the meeting to answer senators' faculty and the students," he said. East Wooster sewers Jerry Fleckinger, regional vice president for the Cincinnati-based questions regarding the plan which "I don't want them (the faculty) to Frisch s Restaurant chain, said the price of a cup of coffee had jumped he said is long overdue. vote to approve or disapprove it, I from 20 cents to 25 cents. In an effort to get faculty input, just want to get enough comments get council go-ahead The chain said it was retaining its policy of unlimited fill-ups for Chenault circulated a memo last to make it a more comfortable customers who have coffee with dinner. month asking for suggestions and document for everyone." By Gall Harris benefit, with the city picking up Chenault said he is willing to Staff Reporter the remainder of the tab. consider sending out another flyer Another resident, builder and to urge more faculty members to Plans for the construction of the developer Douglas Valentine, had a respond, adding that his advising East Wooster Street sewer project different complaint. As the plan Former MSU coach named new Falcon mentor committee meets Friday to con- and several ordinances assessing now stands, the new sewers will some ward two property owners probations for recruiting sider documents already received. empty into the lift station at the Denny Stolz, who resigned for pipeline installation were ap- violations. corner of Mercer Road and East after three seasons at The university has been in proved by City Council Monday. Wooster Street. Valentine con- Michigan State University "DENNY IS a proven winner violation of federal regulations for Several persons at the meeting tended that the situation will cause amidst a National Collegiate as a head football coach who at least three years because an were displeased with plans to flooding near Haven House Athletic Association in- comes to us with the highest Affirmative Action plan has not yet install the new sewers along Apartments, 1515 Wooster St., vestigation, was named recommendations," Young said been initiated, he said. CampbeU Hill Road, East Wooster which he owns. Bowling Green's 12th head in a prepared statement an- "Even though it is a federal law, Street and Interstate 75. Attorney Last spring, water backed up in football coach Dec. 15 by nouncing the appointment. we have a commitment to do this Shad M. Hanna, who is the lift station causing flooding in Athletic Director Richard A. "Through correspondence thing," Chenault said, explaining representing some East Wooster the complex. Valentine also has a Young. and numerous phone contacts that after his committee sorts Street property owners in a lawsuit lawsuit pending against the city throughout the country, I suggestions, they will prepare a seeking an injunction against the concerning the sewer project. Stolz, who replaces Don received only positive reports final draft that will be submitted city, said the project is too big for Nehlen, brings impressive concerning his character, his to the Board of Trustees for final the needs of area business. credentials to the University, integrity and his qualifications approval. including a 19-13-1 record at to be an outstanding head HANNA IMPLIED city officials Weather Michigan State and 1974 Big football coach at Bowling IN OTHER ACTION, Richard A. deliberately were Increasing the Green. Cloudy with occasional light Ten Conference "Coach of the Edwards, vice president and size of the project to benefit future snow likely today and tonight. Year" honors. "He is, in my opinion, the assistant to the president, reported development of city-owned land High around 32 and low tonight But the 42-year-old native of best available football man that he is optimistic that the Ohio east of I-7S at present property around 24), Tomorrow mostly Lansing, Mich., is best who is ready to continue the General Assembly will be generous owners' expense. cloudy with a chance of light remembered for involvement success of our football in appropriating funds for higher Municipal Administrator Wesley snow or flurries, high around In the investigation which program and reach the goals education this bienniem. K. Hoffman said property owners SI. Chances of snow (I per- Denny Stolz eventually led to three years' that we want to attain." He said a bill to abolish the nine- will pay only for the portion of the cent today and tonight. member Ohio Board of Regents project from which they will
DIRT DAMAGE opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' boycott coffee speaking out Time and time again. American consumers have been shafted by money-hungry corporations, both foreign and domestic, who no news is bod news hope to distract the unwary populace long enough to pick Its By BUI Saaaders to take on more importance then COURSE8 AS USELESS as the pocket. to anyone's purpose in being here, Wire Editor they'd desired, they wish their degrees to which they lead. Fees bat it's rarely practically It happened when oil-producing nations collectively decided to comments had Just remained blown on useless programs. squeeze the economic security out of most of the free world by demonstrated. No one ever gets murdered In hearsay. Programs wasted on uncaring raising petroleum prices high enough to spark runaway inflation. It's more than Just the lack of Bowling Green. The result is apathy, the status minds. And an administration that The result was doubled gasoline prices at the pump and even sex and violence that makes and Buildings seldom burn, few quo mediocrity, non-involvement misunderstands the students-who richer oil companies. keeps BG the way it is today. A professors are ever involved in sex Maybe that's harmless, but it is don't understand their ad- It happened when meat producers realized no one could stop large portion of the intellectual scandals and only one or two rapes reflected in more important con- ministrators. stimulation which college life is them from dramatically hiking beef prices. Only now are the occur (unofficially) every month cerns. It can't all be blamed on a spiraling costs of meats beginning to level off. supposed to provide is also in on campus. A student government that does communications gap-you can't The list of such tactics goes on and on. Now another cor- shortage. An involvement that Big news around here is a fist nothing. Organizations that fun- communicate If you've got nothing porate ploy is beginning to surface and It must not be allowed to would make Bowling Green, for fight at Howard's, a discount at ction Independently of those they to say. One would think in- continue. better or for worse, more like the Burger Chef or an official rape were designed to serve. volvement would be fundamental real world. South American coffee growers, claiming to have had a "bad every six years. year," have successfully raised American retail coffee prices to $3 a pound already, with predictions of $4 a pound by summer. AT TIMES, It's a dull place to Raising prices to compensate for poor crops Is perfectly live. Whose fault Is it? Justifiable, but if this case will follow precedent, the prices will Maybe Bowling Green is Just remain high long after the good crops return. It already follows suffering from the small-town the pattern of a rich-get-rlcher, poor-get-poorer plot. syndrome. It's Just not big enough But this time some angry consumers, knowing that dependency to produce big-time news. But on coffee is being exploited, have risen to combat the big "small" Isn't synonymous with producers with their most powerful weapon—the boycott. "Invisible." Considering 'the Reports from New York, Detroit and other major markets, even community is a cultural mecca some in Ohio, have already shown that boycotting coffee is with nearly 15,000 aspiring in- becoming a tool for lowering prices. tellectuals, one might think it Coffee producers and wholesalers know that If no one is buying would also aspire to be a center of coffee at high prices, no profits can be made and the industry worldly involvement will face a major setback. And big business will tolerate Perhaps we've got unambitious anything except losing money. media here-or equally blind But no boycott can work unless universally practiced. "sources" in the University and We urge everyone to cut down on coffee drlnking--or stop community. Everyone is drinking It altogether--until prices are forced to come down. overlooking all the excitement Drink tea, cocoa, colas--anythlng except coffee. that's going on right under our If consumers turn out In mass to slap the faces of coffee en- noses. trepreneurs, prices will come down and for once big business And no news is good news. might learn not to mess with consumers. Maybe Bowling Green is too close It may be difficult to kick the coffee habit, but In the long to Utopia to be stimulating. everyone will benefit. OR PERHAPS there's another explanation-without such a con- venient excuse. forget differences There's an interesting quality in the air around Bowling Green-a 1 The 112th Ohio General Assembly, which opened its first desire for its citizenry to blend Into ...AND RK ATTORNEY GENERAL../ session Monday, will be faced with enormous responsibilities the flatlands as much as possible. and making grave Judgments. During the legislature's decision- Stay uninvolved with causes. making process In the next two years, legislators should forget Don't rock the soybeans. petty party differences and get down to the business at hand. It's rare when people around a great hew secretary The new assembly will be trusted with formulating a workable here get half as psyched for social biennial budget that must eliminate hardships In key areas of and political issues as they do for state responsibility, especially education, welfare and workmen's downtown-Thursday-night or Chee- WASHINGTON--I don't know "What would you say are his compensation. chee Mongoe flamers. about President-elect Carter's best traits?" The last assembly, troubled by being in conflict with the party other "Cabinet appointments, but I controlling the statehouse, was often Involved In devastating PEOPLE ALWAYS suddenly can speak with authority when I "HE'LL ALWAYS look you In struggles, many of which stemmed from trivial details In major become unquotable when things say he couldn't have selected a the eye—when he's driving—even | bills. start getting a little too heavy. As better Secretary of Health, when you're sitting in the back It was such differences that eventually caused the governor to soon as the wheels they set in Education and Welfare than Joseph seat. And he's one of the most_| Impose a budget cut on this University and other state agencies motion start turning too fast or In Califano. You see, Joe Califano has patriotic men I know. I've seen and institutions. the wrong direction, they deny any been our football car pool driver to him sideswipe an ambulance 'I If progress is to be made In the next two years, legislative and responsibility for starting them the Redskin games for the past rather than miss the Redskin band I executive leaders of both parties have to learn to work together rolling. eight years. playing the Star-Spangled Banner" I and compromise. When the welfare of the state is involved, They say they recognize the need He learned all his driving skills "Then you think very highly of ideological differences should not obstruct reasonable solutions to for getting things "in the from his ex-boss, Lyndon Johnson, busing?" him?" problems. headlines" but when things begin at the L.B.J. ranch, and if Joe can "All of us in the car pool do. run a government department as "HE'S FOR busing people to He's saved our lives many times." well as he can maneuver his beat- football games only as a last "How is that?" up station wagon on Massachusetts resort. But If the Supreme Court Well there's this large fountain Ave., this country's health, says you have to bus spectators to by Union Station and in eight education and welfare will be in the stadium he will follow the law years of driving Joe has never ^Letters safe hands. of the land." crashed Into it." "Would you say he's "Then you think he'll make a were "no extenuating cir- Deaf Education majors who also imaginative?" one of the FBI good secretory of HEW?" cumstances" forcing me to leave have Elementary Education I'LL HAVE to admit that tne agents asked. "The greatest. Our loss is the housing the dorm. majors. seven of us who ride with Joe to "Yup. No matter how many country's gain. We hate to see him After the hearing, I was told I This makes the total number of the Redskin games never thought times he's driven us to the game go, but we would never stand in could appeal again to the Vice majors in elementary education of him as Cabinet material. But he always goes a different way. the way of Joe getting his own Provost of Student Affairs and I 1,365. making it the largest major then again no football car pool One time he took the wrong turn chauffeur-driven limousine. Only During the 1975-76 school year I would be called to discuss the of any of the areas of chauffeur is a hero to the people and we wound up in Richmond, Jimmy Carter would pluck hla participated in the University's matter after the Vice Provost specialization In any of the colleges he drives to the stadium. Va. The thing that endears Joe to HEW secretary out of somebody's Foreign Exchange Program, where made a decision on my appeal. at this University. This figure When the FBI men came to see the car pool is that you never car pool." I studied in Madrid. Over the Instead, I received a denial in the ought to be reported in The BG me to do a check on Joe, I thought know what he's going to do Copyright 1976 winter and spring quarters, I mall with no chance to discuss the News to clarify the information they were kidding when they said next." Los Angeles Times Syndicate applied for housing in the Spanish request at all. Apparaently, Dr. that has been given and to provide be was being considered for House, which never began Eakin did not feel my appeal was up-to-date, accurate information. secretary of HEW. But I operating due to lack of Interest. important enough to bother The above data was obtained from discovered the FBI never Jokes. I then attempted to locate off- discussing. the Office of Program Advisement "What kind of man would you campus housing (which was rather In retrospect, it is apparent that for the College of Education on say Mr. Califano is?" one of them The B*G Hews difficult considering I was over the administration ranks finances December 3. asked me. 4,200 miles away) and was un- first on their priority list, while In addition, it should be con- "He's a gutsy Evel KnieveL" I successful. By this time it was educational quality and students' sidered then in line with your aaid. "Evel Knievel has Jumped two weeks before fall quarter 1976 mental health are left wiping up editorial of that date where you over 14 chartered Greyhound buses Page 2 Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1977 was to begin. the rear. It is high time that our talked about the need for practical on a motorcycle, but Califano is EDITO RIAL STAFF I then called the Housing Office, administrators get up off their majors deserving additional fun- the only man I know who has ever requesting a dormitory application brains and recall who they are ding, that elementary education., tried to drive straight through tdlter ioseph I. wo lid ii and a list of off-campus housing. supposed to serve, namely, the managing tdlter kevln b. mccray being the largest undergraduate them. Ask anyone In the car pool," news editor The dorm application arrived students. patrlcia a. thomai major at this University, should I said. editorial editor limes a. tluiewskl within twenty-four hours, while the receive the largest additional wire editor William p. uundm list of off-campus housing arrived Lynn A. Peters amount of funding. At the present makeup editor victoria I. slflord in • record time of eight days. 403 Mooney time students in Elementary sports editor wiiiis c. estop "WOULD YOU say he's un- photo editor Since I thought it would be nice Education who take their methods mlndy mllllgan stable?" the other FBI man asked. copy editor carl p. remensky to be able to attend classes, I had courses in programs such as the "I should say not. He's as stable t to sign up for the dorm. Through Methods Experience Project have as they come. Have you ever seen BUSINESS STAFF the grace of God and the Housing to pay an additional fee of 240 per a man drive on the sidewalk for Office, I was Imprisoned in business manager douglas a. blank majors quarter on top of their general and three blocks Just to avoid being advertising manager Founders Quad. instructional fees. This is gorton t. sarre tied up in stadium traffic?' sales manager lyane d. martak It soon became apparent that I necessary because of the high cost The FBI man was taking notes. production manager robert w. bortel would lose my sanity If my sen- Your revised listing of the of providing field experience "Does he have any deep-seated tence was not communted. In programs which are necessary in largest majors in the University In prejudices that you know of?" The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular addition, I was offered the op- the December 3, 1976 issue of the today's field of education. I would school year and weekly during summer sessions by students of Bowling Green portunity to live with a bilingual BG News should again be revised. suggest that we look into the "HE HATES red lights. I've seen State University under the authority ol the University Publications Committee. family, where I would benefit The figures that are Indicated possibility of equitable funding for Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The him cuss and scream at a red light BG News, the University adm Inistration. the faculty or staff or the State of Ohio. educationally by living in an en- there for Elementary Education all of the majors in light of not for two minutes. He also has Editorials and editorial cartoons reflect the opinion ol the maiority ol the mem- vironment where Spanish is spoken fail to take Into account the fact only their past cost figures but the contempt for Stop signs. Every bers of The BG News Editorial Board. fluently, not to mention the money that a number of persona who are needs of those programs in the time he sees one he goes livid." The BG News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- I would save. future. ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Special Education majors also "I mean for people. Does he The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading I requested a waiver of the on- have majors In Elementary have any prejudice against certain or insulting on the basis of race, sex or national origin. campus residency requirement for Education which are either a kinds of people?" All rights to material published in The BO News are reserved. winter quarter 1977, which was Darrel W. Fyffe requisite part of their program or "Only pedestralns. Joe thinks Editorial and Business Offices denied by the Housing Office. I a valuable adjunct for future Job Associate Professor and Area pedestrains should stay off the let University Hall then appealed that decision to the opportunities. In particular, there Faculty Coordinator streets during football games Bowling Green Stale University Housing Board of Appeals which Undergraduate Elementary Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 are 14 TMR majors, 312 LD regardless of race, creed or color." Phone (41t> 373-300) was turned down because there majors, 119 EMR majors, and 199 Education "How does he feel about The BG News. Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1877 Page 3 Day in Review Queen City govt. cleans house from, Associated Press Reports CINCINNATI (API- to a special three- has been nine months admits "It's a City investigator Frank member team operating BECAUSE OF this Carter dumps peanuts bloc, saying it had "persecuted" Ofer. since the sentencing of snowballing thing." The attitude, Sefton has Ofer was found in his automobile Sefton is tired of city out of the office of City President-elect Carter imposed the former assistant more the team in- become frustrated with Monday shot with a pistol. The car employes and their Manager William tough rules against conflict of interest deputy director of MSP vestigates, the more those people who treat was parked on a beach near his Tel bosses who accept and Donaldson. upon his administration's top 2,000 for forgery and tam- aware city employes are this type of crime lightly. Aviv home. Police said they were even condone "white The team has already political appointees yesterday and set pering with public of its work and the more "Even the courts checking into the suicide, but there collar" crime. gone beyond its original records. an example in following the rules by "People say, hey, if he information about possible sometimes refuse to take was no suspicion of foul play. task to look into wrongdoing may be giving up the management and profits can get away with it operation of the city's white collar crime SINCE THEN, the brought forward. seriously," he said. "It of his peanut business. great!'" said Sefton, a Manpower Services Carter stood outside his peanut Beirut strife continues team has never been Sefton, the team's only is not violent. No one is police specialist assignee Program (MSP) and it without work, and Sefton warehouse here and said his Christian militiamen blocked traffic 40-hour-a-week member, seriously hurt. The city disposition of the business he built in Beirut's Ashrafiyeh quarter misses his previous job got fleeced out of a little virtually from scratch was difficult yesterday firing their automatic rifles as a homocide in- money, that's all." and made with "some regrets." in the air, after an explosion outside Assembly eyes committee vestigator, but he That attitude "But I don't want any decision I a Christian militia barracks killed 35 believes looking for crime sometimes makes Sef- make as President to have any effect persons and wounded more than 50. at City Hall is important, ton's job of interviewing on my own income." he said. The Christian Phalange party's too. city employes more Carter will ask the top officials of radio station said Christians in the to focus on big city problems "The old saying still is difficult. his administration to sign a contract quarter went on strike to protest COLUMBUS (AP)-- Celebrezze "has a par- mittee will supplement true: 'More money Is "The employes are agreeing to make a complete and "this vile and barbaric crime." Groundwork was laid ticular interest in urban and not replace, at least stolen with a pencil than reluctant to come for- public financial disclosure and to sell Shops were closed, and armed men yesterday in an effort to areas and local gover- for the time being, a new with a gun,"' he said. ward about what's going or place in a blind trust any assets turned back children on their way to give Ohio's big cities a nment as a result of his coalition of urban "The whole purpose of on," he said. "They say, which may pose a conflict with of- school. stronger voice in the representation from one legislators the Cin- what we're doing is to 'The guy's beating the ficial duties. "An increasing number of newly convened of Ohio's major areas." cinnatian brought make sure the taxpayer system. Why should I militiamen are going into the streets legislature. together late last month. gets his money's worth." ruin his game?'" Cars pile up with their arms," a source in the Sen. William F. Bowen BOWEN SAID Ocasek That group consists of (D-9 Cincinnati) said and House Speaker about 15 senators and Two cars rammed into each other area reported. "Sporadic gunfire is heard, and travelers between eastern leaders had given the Vernal G. Riffe Jr. (D- House members who met yesterday on the fog-shrouded High- green light to a proposal New Boston) assured him earlier yesterday and set Coach convicted way of the Sun south of Rome and set and western Beirut are turned back at some points." that will establish a that the new Joint plans for a two-day work off a grinding, 19-vehicle chain Senate-House committee committee would be shop on urban problems collision that killed at least 11 persons Most of the militiamen put their weapons away after Syrian troops to try to solve the urban created by a resolution to at the Stutehou.se Jan. 25- of Dayton charge and injured 26, five of them seriously. crisis. be put before the two 26. Police at first suspected that smoke occupied Beirut and imposed a cease- Michael T. Jacobs, University assistant football fire in November. At the same time, houses within the next from a nearby U.S.-owned factory coach, was found guilty of soliciting for prostitution Senate Majority Leader two weeks. Bowen asserted that by Dayton Municipal Court Judge Bush P. Mitchell on contributed to the visibility problem Oliver Ocasek (D-Akrcn) "I was assured it is that caused the morning rush-hour the legislature must act Dec. 16. announced the creation of going to be a working to try to solve big city pileup. But Uiey said later the fumes Utility tax pushed Similar charges against assistant coach Carl R. a new Local Government committee. It's not going problems which include apparently were not responsible. State lawmakers were asked Battershell were dropped by Dayton Municipal and Urban Affairs to be just a study high unemployment, the The accident occurred about 45 yesterday to levy a tax on advertising Prosecutor Paul Folfas. Committee in the upper committee that will make ability of the cities to miles south of Rome on the Jacobs' attorney, James P. Rion, said he did not by Ohio's electric and natural gas chamber. recommendations to the maintain public services, superhighway linking the capital and know if an appeal would be made. "It's up to him companies to provide needy families The panel will be next legislature," the and to guarantee Naples. (Jacobs)," Rion said of the decision to appeal Mit- with relief from utility bills. headed by Sen. Anthony Hamilton County metropolitan officials Five of the dead were found Rep. C.J. McLin Jr. (D-36) Dayton, chell's ruling. J. Celebrezze Jr. (D-25 lawmaker said. adequate revenues from Jacobs was fined J100 and sentenced to 30 days in trapped in the wreckage of a single introduced a bill that calls for a 50 Cleveland). Ocasek said Bowen said the com- property and other taxes. [.car, and three others were pulled percent tax on advertising and sets jail. The Jail sentence was suspended. Trom another car. $4,600 a year or less as qualifying Dale L. Strahm, the third assistant football coach It took police and highway income for a family of four. arrested, will have his pre-trial hearing on Jan. 10. patrolmen more than an hour to cut The Dayton lawmaker's proposal is His trial is tentatively scheduled to begin Jan. 26, through the vehicles, some of which among 74 new measures that poured Reactions to amnesty according to Rion. .were crumpled into accordian-like into the House on the second day of The three coaches were arrested last May 20 by shapes Two demolished cars had the 1977 legislative session. Senators Dayton police during a four-night crackdown on skidded under the rear of one of the devoted most of their time to plan vary with veterans prostitution in Dayton. They were returning from a three trucks involved. organizational matters. Mid-American Conference coaches meeting when the By Tom Grlesser MORE THAN 114,000 "Let dratt evaders stay arrests were made. Car production up Staff Reporter draft evaders took ad- where they went," he Rabin's chances damaged vantage of Ford's said. The suicide of Housing Minister VS. Car production during 1976 was Jimmy Carter's program, according to Avraham Ofer stunned Israel up 26.5 per cent from the year before, proposed amnesty plan Dible. A spokesman at the DELTA UPSILON yesterday and was seen by politicians for the seventh-best output year in which would pardon all The American Legion McComb Veterans of FRATERNITY as likely to damage Prime Minister industry history, the nation's Vietnam era draft does not support Carter's Foreign Wars Post said Yitzhak Rabin's chances for re- automakers reported Monday. resisters has sparked amnesty plan, according that post had discussed PRESENTS A election in May. The industry statistical service, differing reactions among to Dick Martin, a the amnesty issue at The death of the minister, who left Ward's Automotive Reports, said local veterans. member of the Pem- recent meetings and Gala Post New Years a note denying newspaper charges domestic car production totaled The Veterans Club here berville chapter. opposed it in any form. that he profited illegally from 8,492,843 units, compared to 6,713,722 has not taken an official Eve Party! PHB««ipa«aBMWwMHaaBnwt government real estate purchases. for 1975-the best performance since position, because a with Delta Zeta Sorority Overshadowed Rabin's formal moves 1973. consensus of opinion on to set up a new government amnesty does not exist EXERCISE AND ' Rabin resigned twu weeks ago, and Only American Motors Corp. among the veterans at- President Ephraim Katzir asked him tending the University. Thursday ^'"r^lv January 6 showed a drop in production since 30 to form a new cabinet to govern until 1975. The small-car specialist built Veteran Doug W. Burns DANCE WEAR at7 the election. A bill now in parliament 213,606 cars in 1976, a drop of 34 said deserters and draft sets elections for May 17, five months percent from the 323,704 of 1975. evaders should both BY at the atiead of schedule. The biggest increase, 47.7 percent, receive total pardons. Delta Upsilon Fraternity House Amnon Linn, an opposition member came at Chrysler Corp. General DANSKIN- of parliament, accused the govern- Motors production was up 33 percent. "THE WAR IN Viet- ment of "acting with cowardice and Ford Motor Co. output for the year nam was not good for ADLER All interested men lacking the courage to stand by one was up 13.6 percent despite the 28-day America, and those who of its ministers." Linn also criticized shutdown by a United Auto Workers opposed it helped the Leotards welcome his own party, the right-wing Likud strike last fall. country," he said. "We • Refreshment •
COLUMBUS (AP)-New by Chief Justice C. background of military 2 COLD BEER & WINE: Supreme Court Justice William O'Neill. law, U.S. Tax Court and ■■■■/ Imported and Domestic Wines and Beers plus all popular ^—"^ and tmported heers Naturally 3 2% beer available on Sun Ralph S. Locher brought Locher, 61, most U.S. Court of Claims Judge August Pryatel, of recently a Cuyahoga experience to the state's the 8th District Court of County Probate Court highest court. He was a O^ [ CONVENIElf Appeals in Cuyahoga judge and Cleveland 55-45 percent victor in County, along yesterday mayor from 1962 to 1967, November. to issue his oath of office. goes to the bench after Both men are ^TKITC ASHING: It was the eighth time winning by less than a Democrats and return Check i .I-.IIII.II with a breeie Fill out application while yon Judge Pryatel had sworn one percent margin in control of the court to shop ifreivr vonr special caid within one week No the nonpartisan iiM.hlfii. No hassle No WOIIV' in Justice Locher as an their party. elected official. November general Sweeney is a Duke Law The ceremony in the election. He replaces School graduate who Justice Leonard Stern. Any size package California- 72 size Supreme Court chambers unsuccessfully ran in 1958 not less then 70% lean also saw new Justice A. SWEENEY, 56, for secretary of state and STARTS TONIGHT! William Sweeney repeat replacing Justice J.J.P. in the 1974 primary for Navel "THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME" AT 7:10 AND 940 P.M. the oath of office as read Corrigan. takes a lieutenant governor- Fresh ground SATURDAY AT 2:00-7:1$ AND 9:40 P.M. Oranges SUNDAY AT 2:00-4:10-7:30 AND 9:40 P.M. beef Wednesday Is 59* $DOLLAR DAY$ inWCHAINS-TIKAMC ROAST BEEF & FRIES Enjoy Roy's famous Roast Beef Sandwich; tender, juicy roast round of beef sliced thin and stacked high on a G.W. ~CHUNKj sesame bun, with Cowboy Fries. ,»r SUGAR TUNA Reg. $ 1.34 good Jan. 5 only ■ 5 lb. 1 bag
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At Bee Gee Bookstore All Your School Supplies Close To Campus Special Hours This Week 8-8 Monday-Thursday , By B01 Sauders anv academic or finan- Student Development personal expenses-books, Arrangements for room Wire Editor cial benefits unavailable Program (SDP). travel and other and meal coupons are to other students, ac- to aid migrant workers But students receiving necessities-aid comes made within the housing Area migrants and seasonal far- emergency relief, according to Minority students at the cording to Dr. Raymond department system which financial aid from the directly to the student in mworkers have looked to La Raza Narciso Rodriguez, executive director University do not receive A. Downs, director of the handles all students. federal and state the form of a personal Unida de Ohio for assistance in of the organization. governments could check. Students are free operating migrant programs since its Education programs such as pre- misuse money given to spend the money as ADMISSIONS-Minority inception in 1969. college and technical training also them for personal ex- they wish. SDP coun- students are subject to Recently receiving more than $1 will be funded. Local HrielV; penses, he said. selors attempt to en- the same grade cut-off million in two separate grants, La Also announced was a $68,299 grant "I guess that's like any courage students to use point as other students Raza Unida intends to expand its from Legal Services Corporation of Bloodmobile student-he's got an op- the funds wisely, but the for fall acceptance, but if programs and services for migrants. Washington D.C. tion with his money," possibility of fund misuse below the minimum A $980,400 grant from the U.S. According to John P. Worcester, Downs said. "He has to remains open. standard, approximately Department of Labor was awarded to director of the legal aid program, the Local Red Cross officials will bring the blood- suffer the consequences." "It could possibly 60 students may gain mobile to Bowling Green again tomorrow. the organization to be used under the funding will provide legal services for FULL-NEED students happen," Downs said. "I admission in fall by Comprehensive Employment and migrant farmworkers in northwest The bloodmobile will be at St. Mark's Lutheran don't deny -it could taking summer courses Church, 315 S. College, noon-6 p.m. University can receive $2,211 a year Training Act. Ohio. from the Basic happen in some cir- under the supervision of students who donated during the November cam- By May, Worcester hopes to initiate Educational Opportunity cumstances." SDP. FUNDED WILL BE a Manpower paign will not be eligible, because the required 56 a roving "lawmobile" project to serve Grant (BEOGl. the Ohio But Downs added that Program featuring counseling, job days between donations has not elapsed. migrant farmworkers In a 14-county Instructional Grant (OIG) he knows of no SDP placement, relocation assistance and area. and the University's students squandering DISMISSAL-Minority Student Development funds. students are subject to Astronomy Grant (SDG) for In addition to financial the same academic University expenses. aid, other policies con- regulations concerning More Ohio teachers strike cerning minority If you can see your future in the stars, the Only one-third of this probation and drop-status yesterday. Terms of the assistance at the By The Associated Press Meanwhile, 272 College of Arts and Sciences' new minor degree money usually is from for low grades and may, new contract included the University were discussed teachers in the Howland program in astronomy may be of interest to you. the SDG. The grant is like other students, ap- stipulation that teachers by Downs. Teachers in the Shef- school district in Three new courses-"Life in the Universe," given directly to the peal their status to their Trumbull County con- return to work without University, completely field-Sheffield Lake "Understanding the Cosmos" and "Space college dean. But if they school district were to tinued their walkout over reprisals from the school bypassing the student. Photography"~will be offered fall, winter and HOUSING-Downs said are part of SDP, coun- vote last night whether to wages. Supervisory and board. But up to $630 Is | spring quarters respectively. Added to existing that minority students do selors will write a strike on the eve of new nonteaching personnel available annually from astronomy classes, these courses will form the core not receive any recommendation for them kept classrooms open for TEACHERS in Shef- the BEOG and OIG to year class openings for of the new program. preferential treatment in which practically the district's 5,400 field-Sheffield Lake had finance a student's the district's 2,800 For further information, contact the Physics housing or board. guarantees readmission. students. students, school officials asked for an $800 annual Dept. 372-2421. said. raise, the board offered Tentative agreement $100. An arbitration was reached late Monday panel has recommended Pickford photos Woman priest ordained in Ohio in the Napoleon district $492, which the 133 in Henry County after teachers say they ap- CLEVELAND (API- and one in which not all approved but who in- women back to his schools closed at noon, proved but the school An exhibit of photogiaphs of "America's Ordination yesterday of agreed. A simultaneous sisted that it currentlv congregation again and sending 2,300 pupils board ignored. Current Sweetheart," Mary Pickford, is on display this the first woman in Ohio protest service in another was against church law, again. Ultimately he was home. Classes and annual base pay for the month in the Promenade Lounge, Union. to the priesthood capped Cleveland church af- had told him not to do so. charged with having negotiations resumed teachers is $8,200. Fifty photographs of Pickford show scenes from two years of turmoil firmed belief in an all- violated church laws, his many of the actress' 52 feature films produced within the Episcopal male ministry. The Rev. Beebe per- ordination vows and the between 1913 and 1933. The exhibit, sponsored by Church diocese. It cen- sisted, bringing the bishop's orders. tered on a bishop and AFTER 11 WOMEN JANUARY CLEARANCE the University's cultural events committee and the now In progress rector who agreed on the were ordained in a July, Union Activities Organization, is free and open to MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S the public. issue but differed sharply 1974 Philadelphia on the means. ceremony that the SHOES With Bishop John H. church's ruling House of Also Fashion Boots Burt conducting the Bishops later decided was Art exhibit service, the Rev. Mary improper and, in effect, 20-50% OFF Sterret Anderson's vows invalid, the Rev. Beebe All shoes takmn from our regular stock "Metaphysical Transmutations." an exhibition of Shop Wondoy S Fnday make her the third invited two of thein to III t p m sculpture and photography by Sally A. Hobbib, Bl UK A Mi RICH 0 woman priest in the celebrate communion that Parking in Rtar. graduate student, is on display at the Alumni nation, following similar December in Christ Ust Mck Intranet Center. services in Indiana and Church, Oberlin, where Hobbib's sculpture is derived from a combination the District of Columbia. he was rector. of stone, metal and Plexiglas. "Speciality" is Cro4^*>^ emphasized in her photography through the use of It was a step for which Bishop Burt, who once multiple exposures. The works will be on display the Rev. L. Peter Beebe pledged to resign if m through Jan. 17. waged a costly crusade- woman priesthood wasn't BOWLING GREEN GRAND OPENIN BURGER KING 1570 E. 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"It is a However, we must Wit NOt Y 'OOD STOBtS # which is now selling organizational meeting logical product to replace continue advertising YOU MORE! A consumer boycott retail for about $3 a later this week at City coffee and we are going j coffee in newspapers aimed at putting a pound. Wholesale prices HaU. to start promoting it for I because it qualifies us "coffee brake" on high are also at about $3, "Everybody's com- that reason," he said. with coffee companies for mWMUWMM prices is slowing some which means the retail plaining. I'm getting Signs announcing the allowances which help 0335 coffee drinkers but has price is still going up. calls left and right," store's position were sent maintain the lowest cost SAVE $1.22 LIMIT ONE had no effect on steadily Among the latest Athanson said. out last week and were in possible. REG. ELECTRA PERK OR ADC climbing costs. developments: -TradeweU and Prairie all stores by Monday. The boycott, begun last --Mayor George MAXWELL HOUSE Market stores in The signs say: -Shopwell Inc. in New month by New York City Athanson of Hartford said Washington, Oregon and "In our opinion, today's York City, Boston's Stop- Consumer Affairs he plans to organize a Northern California have coffee costs are and-Shop Co. and the $ Commissioner Elinor boycott and is asking urged customers to unrealistic, unjustified Farmer Jack markets in G uggenheimer, had restaurant owners, boycott coffee. and the only way to bring Detroit are urging in ads COFFEE LB. spread to half a dozen supermarket represen- them down is for the that customers find WITH THIS GREAT SCOT COUPON & $10 ADDITIONAL ^ other areas by yesterday. tatives, local officials, THE TRADEWELL consumers to reduce something to drink other PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEER, WINE, & CIGARETTES. 3 But there's no sign of legislators and consumers stores' president said tea their purchases. than coffee. GOOD THROUGH JAN. 10,1977. S any drop in prices and coffee traders in London have said even the most effective boycott would take months to have any DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE real effect. it Guggenheimer said ACROSS 54 Motorist's 18 Musician's 34 Kept sacred PARKAY concern 36 G.P.'a 51 Riled yesterday that she was 1 Costly fur purchase pleased by the response 55 Gods of ancient 22 Holy 37 Cheese, in 52 Quarter-round 6 One of the 26 Performing art Copenhagen molding she has received from Seven Dwarfs Rome MARGARINE 33' 57 Character in a 27 Did the 39 Jeopardize 53 Merchandise i other areas. 9 Upright beams right thing 42 City in 55 Ended 14 Sub 1851 novel lb. quarters 29 Hursts of central Missouri 56 Holds council "We've received 15 One: Scot 58 Where Creighton hundreds of letters from University is laughter 46 Smudges, in 59 One of 16 Deetructive 31 Metal alloy a way Attila's men consumers all across the moth 60 Prizefighter TIDE 5 ^CM^CAT^Oc^ WMU trips grapplers — PRESENTS — By Terry Goodnua Pequignot is an inexperienced 142-pounder, filling in Aubtant Sports Editor A for last year's MVP Joe Kosch, who graduated. There's no telling where the Falcon wrestling team is going this year. FRESHMEN Jim Stitle (156) and Jim Warmington Coach Bruce Bellard saw BG's same strong and (177) enjoyed great prep careers, but lost their weak points during a season-opening 21-14 loss to openers, as did sophomore Mark Mayer. visiting Western Michigan on Dec. 10. The strong points come from the same bunch that RECORD Jay Liles (118) and Jerry Thomas (126), who finished last in the Mid-American Conference typically got the Falcons ahead early last year, did it wrestling championships last year. again against the Broncos with respective 7-3 and 7-4 But the weak gaps--or questionable weights-will victories. decide the plight of the team. Road meets against Miami this Saturday and at Toledo next Saturday RAFFLE LILES HAS the best returning record (12-3-1) off all should give Bellard a better indication of what's in grapplers, while heavyweight Jeff Polhemus is the top store for 1977. <^ <*6.98 Sugg. List) pointman coming back with 50, thanks to five pins BOWLING GREEN last season. Polhemus won easily (9-2) against his Western opponent, but then there are question marks. Ft. Lauderdaletrip r Rick Kopf 1 50) and Al Nozak (190) suffered losing YOU seasons last year, but bounced back with a draw and WIN 20 LP's win, respectively, to round out the Falcons scoring. CAN WW 11 * OF YOUR CHOICE Senior Bill Frazier's 8-3 loss to rugged Bronco BUI benefits swimmers Perrone was costly in a pivotal 134 matchup. Jack FROM OUR STOCK By Dave Smercina the individual efforts in News crystal boll: Sports Writer the invitational. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS, A trip to Ft. Lauder- IN TWO days of 5 YOU MAY BE ONE OF THEM. dale, Fla., is not unusual qualifying rounds, six Smith wins poll for college students individual Falcons and To register, fill out coupon below which also entitles during Christmas break. two BG relay teams Michigan and Texas Tech let down Bill Saunders. Good times, sun, par-. advanced to the finals in you to $1 off any LP or recorded tape in stock. In other words. Southern California (Rose) and tying. the 10-lane pool. But Nebraska (Astro-Bluebonnet) won their respective But to the Bowling because of the holidays bowl games, enabling assistant sports editor Greg Green swim team the only six remained for Smith to win the first-ever crystal ball football panel. trip meant two-a-day their races. Smith broke a tie with a 7-3 bowl-week record, practices and an in- Jeff I.iedel placed fifth putting him 77-33 on the season, while runner-up vitational meet, both in in the 200-meter freestyle. — WARNER/REPRISE — Saunders finished 75-35. preparation for the 1977 Craig Casten and Rob Jim Sluzewski and Kevin McCray (73-37) knotted for season, which begins Ellis both took sixths, in Th+€ DOODK BROTHERS third, Dennis Sadowski (72-38) was fifth and Sue Friday with a dual meet the 200-meter butterfly Caser, Delores Brim and Dave Smercina (70-40) tied at Ohio University. and 400-meter individual KSTOfTrKDOOGKS for sixth place. Includes the Hits China Grove medley, respectively. Black Water Listen to the Music The Falcons worked out The 800-meter freestyle Takin It to the Streets PICKING UP the tail end were Bob Bortel (64-46), at the Swimming Hall of relay team of Greg Bill Estep (67-43), Terry Goodman (64-46) and Dick Joseph, Steve Carlson, : Rees (62-48). Fame Pool, a popular spot for college teams. Brian Mouch and I.iedel The last consensus of the poll was 5-5, missing on About SO squads par- took another fifth. the bowl wins by USC and Nebraska, Alabama ticipated in the meet at The only discouraging (Liberty), Houston (Cotton) and Kentucky (Peach). the end of the training results came when Norm Next year, the crystal ball plans on adding three session. Boyd, Rob Distler, Chris : outside weekly guests. Veteran BG coach Tom Price and Jon Watts Stubbs said he was were declared ineligible Two coaches named pleased with his team's for the upcoming season Two more appointments to the Bowling Green workouts and many of because of grades. ROD STEWART DOOBIE BROTHERS LEO SAYER football staff being formed by new head coach Denny Stolz were announced today by Athletic Director Dick Young. Happy 1977-from the sports staff Joining the staff as offensive coordinator will be Mike Rasmussen, former Michigan State quarterback — ELERTH A/ASYLUM — who has been quarterback coach at the University of Hawaii the last two seasons. He was a graduate assistant under Stolz at Michigan State in 1973. A STAR IS REBORN The other new member la former Kent State cap- JACKSON BROWNE tain and receiver Gary Plnkel, an assistant at the University of Washington this past season. Pete Riesen, Larry Thompson and Russ Jacques, holdovers from Don Nehlen's staff, remain as assistants. Steve Beckholt, former defensive coor- dinator at Albion College in Michigan, was also named earlier by Stolz. 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Coupon Good Thru 1-8-77 ANY PURCHASE-WITH THIS AD Drawings - 4:00 p.m. 1-10-77 11SW.MEMtr EXPIRES Jan. 30 Plume, Winners Need Not Be Present .'IIMIH. :: •i:.«i^!i:it I Page 8, The BG News, Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1977 ::>xw:::.:::w:::y::::vg^ Falcons' shooting-colder than the weather ( during the holiday break. After playing Cincinnati men's progress would play an important role in The Falcons have faced some stiff competition this' and. shooting 46 per cent from the field, the best the whatever success BG would have. season against national powers Kentucky, Cincinnati, By Greg Smith Falcons could shoot was 45 per cent against Marshall. Freshman Dan Shumaker started the season im- Oregon and Oral Roberts. The tough slate hopefully Assistant Sports Editor For the seven-game stint, the BG cagers hit only 38 pressively, but fellow rookie Rosie Barnes has come has BG well-prepared for the Mid-American Con- per cent. on lately, getting 11 points against Kentucky and ference (MAC) season. Santa Claus didn't visit Anderson Arena during the The poor shooting started at the University of Marshall and turning in eight-point efforts against The Falcons have finished last in their last three holiday vacation because nobody was home. Without Kentucky Invitational Tournament (UKIT) in the Oregon and Texas A & M in the FWC, in addition to tournaments-eighth in the All-College, fourth in the the home court advantage for seven games, the opening round against Kentucky as BG hit only 31 running the offense. UKIT and eighth in the FWC. Falcon cagers didn't get any gifts to smile about. percent. Tommy Harris, the Falcons' leading scorer Freshman Mike Huebner, the lanky 6-11 pivotman But no matter how bad the shooting percentage or Bowling Green dropped six of its seven contests and with a 23.3 average, was 1-17 from the field against also has showed signs of progress with a 14-point, 10- how difficult the schedule, there are still 12 men on saw its season mark fall to 34. the Wildcats. rebound performance against West Virginia in the the team who want to play and WIN. Twelve men And while many students were trying to recover UKIT. who have a lot of pride and strive to do their best. from New Year's celebrations and dreading the start of classes, Falcon coach John Weinert was undergoing HOLIDAY CAGE RESULTS tests in Wood County Hospital for acute gastritis. Cincinnati 67, BOWLING GREEN 13 But not before the first-year BG coach made out his Kentucky 77, BOWLING GREEN 59 New Year's resolutions for his team. They were: (1) a better shooting percentage; (2) for the freshmen to West Virginia 85, BOWLING GREEN 78 gain valuable playing experience and (3) an easier BOWLING GREEN 93, Marshall 88, overtime schedule. Oregon 66, BOWLING GREEN 54 Oral Roberts 83, BOWLING GREEN 71 POOR SHOOTING was a constant problem for BG Texas A&M 89, BOWLING GREEN 81 Cagers face EMU tonight The cold streak continued as BG hit only 34 percent Falcon basketball coach John Weinert remains against the University of Oregon in the opening round in Wood County Hospital today as his team faces of the Far West Classic (FWC). The Falcons were its Mid-American Conference (MAC) opener at getting the shots, but they just didn't fall. Eastern Michigan University (EMU) tonight. Tonight's game in Ypsilanti, Mich., starts at "WITHIN THE concept of our 1-4 offense, we can't 7:30. Radio coverage will be provided get any better shots than two, four and six footers," oy WKIQ (93.5 FM) and WFOB (1430 AM). Weinert said. "They're just not dropping." Before the season started, Weinert said the fresh- Falcon skaters lose both Great Lakes tourney games, Hartman By BUI Estep The next night, Brown's playing with freshmen Mason claimed he was Sports Editor Bob Mclntosh fired his Tom Olsen and Tim pleased with Newton's third goal of the game Alexander, has been switch at Detroit and in Falcon hockey coach past Mike l.iut at 3:19 of inserted with Hartman's two days of practice this Ron Mason is quick to the overtime period for a ex-linemates Steve week. point out that the 3-2 win and the Falcons Murphy and Andy Yves Pelland a fresh- University of Minnesota headed south two-time Crowther. man who has appeared In won the NCAA cham- losers. After Olsen suffered an only two games this pionship last season with ankle injury In the Tech season, has Joined K losses "LUCK HAS to enter game at Detroit, Newton Alexander and Olsen, He's also quick to point into it," Mason said of moved up with Murphy while the lines of Byron out that his own club, the Great Lakes. "In and Crowther the final Shutt, Dave Easton and with five losses in 16 overtime, whoever gets periods of the Brown John Markell and Paul games this year, did not the first break wins. It game as Mason ex- Titanic, Mark Wells and N©w*p*Ki»o by Donwl Ho get his vote this week in was the first shot on goal perimented for the right Jack Lalne remain the WMPL (coaches) both nights that beat us. combination. unchanged. Falcon goalie Al Sarachman stops puck in Waterloo series poU. We're 0-2 this year in The reason? "Well, I overtime. That's never did rate our team something we'll have to high. I always let other correct." coaches do that," Mason There's some other Can the MSU fiasco be forgotten? tald, his voice trailing things Mason might have off. to correct. "It was a combination of the alumni, administration Now, after five losses "Our goaltendlng In the Don't expect Denny Stolz to lure a promising crop of and Gil Krueger, Northern Michigan's Division II and fund raising that got them in trouble," Young in their last nine games, third period of the Tech recruits to Bowling Green this year. Don't expect coach-of-the-year. said. "It accumulated over about a 20-year period. other coaches have game was super," Mason Stolz and Bowling Green to win a Mid-American So why Stolz? Young, who acted more like a "Michigan State had been on suspension a couple of stopped too. said of Sarachman's net Conference (MAC) football title. Not this year. defense attorney for Stolz and BG than an athletic duties. "But the first two But fans and alumni alike won't wait long. This director at a Dec. 16 press conference, had a simple- times by the Big Ten before. They hadn't cleaned up the ship, so that's what happened. Denny Just ran NO, IT wasn't a periods were Universit'; took a monumental gamble by hiring Stolz almost too simple-answer pleaaant holiday for the questionable. We're not as head football coach and he'd better make best use "He was the best available with the highest into a bad situation. Falcon hockey squad, as consistent as we of the opportunity. potential," Young said „i the conference. "We're "I called Jack Fuzak (NCAA president and MSU unranked for the first should be there. Sure, Stolz was a proven winner in six years at very pleased with the work of the committee. We Big Ten faculty representative) and he assured me time this season In both "After 16 games, I Alma College and three seasons at Michigan State. believe he will lead Bowling Green to its next Mid- enougl. that I didn't have any questions about Denny. the NCAA and coaches' don't think we've jelled," Sure, he was Big Ten coach-of-the-year in 1974 and American Conference championship." In fact. I contacted Jack and he suggested Denny polls. Mason claimed in the was the only winning Big Ten coach other than Woody ALTHOUGH Young did contact Stolz directly two Stolz." Sure, there were a pair Olympia press box as he Hayes and Bo Schembechler while at East Lansing. weeks before the appointment, this was no fly-by-night DENNY STOLZ is familiar with Mid-American of series sweeps over watched Tech edge But what about those 97 National Collegiate Athletic appointment. No, Young claims he made numerous Conference football. His 1975 Michigan State squad Waterloo (6-1 and 5-2 at Michigan 7-6 for the Assn. (NCAA) and Big Ten recruiting violations, contacts, including 15 letters and approximately 50 beat Miami, 14-13 and Syracuse 14-8, a team Bowling home) and SUNY Buffalo championship. "We which led to a three-year probationary slap in the phone calls throughout the country to verify Stolz's Green handled 41-14 in 1973. (M and 10-0 away). But haven't put the defense face by the NCAA and Big Ten and Stolz's eventual involvement, or lack of it, in the Michigan State in- He recruited right through the NCAA tremor. In the Great Lakes and offense together as a resignation? cident. fact, he says his finest recruiting came in his final Invitational hockey unit yet. "I spoke with Jack Wharton (MSU president), Joe season. Five of the 20 he recruited in 1975 started for tournament, billed as the "It doesn't hurt playing Curney (MSU athletic direcxtor) and Daryl Rogers Rogers last fall. And he's got a selling point in both nation's best collegiate these two games and (present Spartan coach) and they were all tremen- Michigan and Ohio, two of the country's top grounds tourney of the season, lose. A tourney like this dously supportive of him. They all said he was a for prep talent. was a nightmare. will help us go into Ohio Hill Estep victim of circumstances." As a rested Stolz, the agony and turmoil finally In the tourney's opener, State (this weekend for a What circumstances? After all, Stolz did take full gone, stepped down from the rostrum at the press staged in Detroit's key two-game Central responsibility for the Michigan State investigation and conference, he still carried a pensive look. He Olympia Stadium, the Collegiate Hockey Assn. subsequent penalties leveled. wanted the fans, press and alumni to do just one Falcons led Michigan series). We could win this AND STOLZ, who received an eight-month paid "Any head football coach takes responsibility for thing: Forget about the Michigan State incident. Tech, three-time NCAA tourney and still go to vacation when MSU offered to pay out the remainder what happens to his program or team," Stolz said. But how easy is that going to be, especially for titlist, 6-5 late in the third Ohio State and lose two." of his contract following the resignation, was com- "Just like I'll take responsibility for a conference MAC commissioner Fred Jacoby and Stolz's coaching period. But Tech's Stu TWO GAMES were not peting for the BG job with some pretty select com- championship or for good recruiting. counterparts. Younger beat BG goalie the only thing the pany. "My resignation was never asked for by the NCAA It's a new beginning for Denny Stolz. It's a new Al Sarachman with only Falcons lost in Detroit. After fielding more than 100 phone calls and 70 mall or the university," Stolz said. "It was a personal beginning for Bowling Green football. He wants a 38 seconds left and Greg They also lost the team's applications, a screening committee, chaired by Jim matter between me and the university. That's the way football championship, something that's eluded this Hay, the tourney MVP, leading scorer Mike Ruehl, Ice Arena manager and former Falcon football it was and that's the way it will remain. University since 1965. And that's something most hit at 1:14 of the overtime Hartman. assistant, narrowed the prospects to five. Included "I THINK the penalty was unfair and awfully people around here won't, or can't, forget. for the 7-6 win and a The high-flying Junior were: George Hill, defensive coordinator at Athletic strong," Stolz said. "There's enough people who berth in the finals against center has been ruled Director Dick Young's alma mater Ohio State; Jim suffered enough things. It's a lot better situation than the University of academically ineligible Dennison, head coach at Akron University which lost it was a year ago." ALPHA XI DELTA Michigan, a 7-2 first for the season. to Montana State in the Division II playoffs; Jack Young said the situation at MSU had been building round winner over Sophomore anchor Harbaugh, assistant coach at the University of and that Stolz was Just In the wrong place, at the ANNOUNCES ITS NEW OFFICERS Brown. Bruce Newton, who was Michigan who once played baseball for Young here; wrong time. ,■ 11 ■¥'■'■"■■ ■■!,», FOR 1976-1977 President - Nancy Hank WELCOME BACK Vice-President - Sue Mania OPEN RUSH PARTY Rush Chairman - Sharon Ritter FOR ANOTHER QUARTER UAO Treasurer - Diane Cashmore AT Social Chairman - Cindy Hellwedge GREEN PLANTS House Chairman - Denise Cornelius Open House Pan Hel - Randi Dudley, Mary Kay Ganobcik FOLIAGE PLANTS PHI DELTA THETA Alt Pan Hel - Irish Sweeney FRATERNITY Recording Secretary - Kim Graham HANGING BASKETS Learn How To Become Corresponding Secretary - Kathy Letizia ALL PLANTS HOME GROWN Chaplain - Diane Nieson THURS. the 6th Rush Counselors - Christie Grover, Elaine Ardelean Feel free to browte around Assistant Rush - Kay Louise Chapman A Member Of BGSU's Assistant House - Pat Dejoy our greenhouse. RifnskmMts will be served. Marshal - Cindy Hiltabiddle Assistant Social - Marcie MiUoy HOURS: Assistant Treasurer - Nancy Dackin KONKI.IN.I Largest Organization 8-5 At on.-Sat. Historian - Crista Haefling th Mistress of the Rose - Linda Davis located on Location: Tonight Wed. Jan. 5 Quill Board Chairman - Kym Dudley Cornerof New Frat. Row THANKS TO ALL THE College