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An Independent Bowling Gf..n. OM* Student TrMjrsdoy, January 9, 1975 Voice THe BG news VoJum. 5S Number 49 Title IX creates sports controversy
By Lsarl Lock IN OTHER words. Title IX regulations The regulations may or coordinator of women's athletics at "IT BELIEVE in separate, but said Suff Writer forbids sex discrimination in may not be changed, she added the University, "but the guidelines equal teams for anything based on Nehlen had a woman trainer on admissions, financial aid. Probably the most far-reaching for Title IX are unclear, and at this skill." said Hager. who is also the the team this fall whom be Officials in the Department of organizations and living facilities as effects of Title IX will be in the area point all we're doing is second- women's intercollegiate basketball described as "proficient and Health. Education and Welfare's well as in athletics. of women's athletics guessing what it's all about." coach. "Men and women have competent." He said, however, that (HEW) Civil Rights Division are Gwen Gregory. HEW lawyer ALTHOUGH THE guidelines are "THE PEOPLE who wrote up the different skills and there's a her future would probably lie with now writing the final regulations for chiefly responsible for writing the still vague, they have been guidelines for Title IX are going to difference in their flexibility and high school girls' competitive Title IX of the 1972 Education Act - Title IX regulations, is in the interpreted to mean that any high have to define what is meant by agility." sports rather than as a trainer for a the so-called "women's sports process of preparing position school or college receiving any inequality." said women's inter- At the moment, only fencing professional men's team. law." papers to accompany its recom- collegiate field hockey and lacrosse competition at the University is co- Most of the women coaches agree These regulations may improve mendation, which is expected to coach Carol Durentini. "It (Title educational, she said. that they don't want to use scholar- women's athletics at the University reach the desk of HEW Secretary News analysis IX) carries a lot of legal ramifi- "I can't visualise women playing ships or actively recruit women into and will probably affect both men Caspar Weinberger by the end of cations and the courts will have to a contact sport or trying to build their programs. Hager stressed that and women's athletics bore as well this month decide on the issue of equality." their bodies up like our guys do." the women at the University as across the country An HEW spokesman said that by federal funding for any reason, University Athletic Director said head football coach Don compete because they enjoy the early or middle February, the new risks losing that money if it does not Richard A Young said the intent of Nehlen activity - not for extrinsic rewards. In part. Title IX states "No Title IX regulations probably will provide equal athletic opportunity the law was good because equitable Title IX should exclude revenue "I think that we're giving the person in the United States shall be "travel to the White House for for women competition is a must producing sports (such as football, girls what they want and I don't excluded from participation in. be action by President Ford." This interpretation has already "Right now though, we (the basketball, and ice hockey), want to see that changed," she said. denied the benefit of. or be According to Gregory, the reason meant new athletic scholarships athletic department! are still trying because women just aren't "I'm proud of our program and I'm subjected to discrimination under that it has taken this long for the and money for women's sports at to figure out what to do with Title physically capable of playing them. proud of our students." any education program or activity 1972 proposals to reach President the collegiate level according to a IX until we're given directives." he Nehlen said Hager also said she doesn't think receiving federal financial Ford's desk is because the people recent Associated Press wire story. said "I might find a girl with great anyone, men or women, should have assistance. ." were given a voice in the Title IX has also been taken to The University athletic speed and good hands that 1 could sports scholarships. mean that universities must provide department is in compliance with use as a receiver, but I don't see an "I personally don't want teams, coaches, facilities and some the current directive which states influx of women going out for scholarships and I feel that recruit- scholarship aid to women who wish that "equal opportunities" must be football. Nehlen said. ing is a cut-throat operation," said to participate in competitive sports. provided lor each sex. Young said "WOMEN shouldn't compete Campbell, whose swimming team Is Women coaches and athletes have "We have no rules that say girls against men," asserted women's known as one of the powerhouses of conflicting views on Title IX. can't come out for our men's teams. swimming coach Jean Campbell the Midwest "Title IX does more for women We also have two female trainers "She should compete where the She would, however, like to see than anything since women got the and one female coach in our men's opportunities are right for her." out-of-state fees waived for her right to vote," said (Catherine Ley. sports," he explained Campbell said there could be a swimmers. president of the American Neither the men's nor the problem if men tryed out for Coach Durentini said her first res- Association for Health. Physical women's coaches have a real desire women's intercollegiate teams ponsibility was as a teacher, and Education, and Recreation. to see the formation of coedu- "If men started frying out for my had no time to spend on recruiting. "Sure, we've experienced a lot of cational intercollegiate teams, team, pretty soon I wouldn't have inequities." said Sue Hager, however any more women competing," she * To page four
Sirica reduces sentences Dean, Mag ruder, Kalmbach freed
WASHINGTON (API-US District director of the Committee for the Re- which resulted in the conviction ot testimony and to be interviewed by Court Judge John J Sirica ordered Election of the President, began a John N. Mitchell, H. R. Haldeman, lawyers for the special Watergate John W. Dean III. Jeb Stuart Magruder term of at least 10 months on June 4 John D. Ehrlichman and Robert C. prosecution force. and Herbert W. Kalmbach released Kalmbach. a major Nixon fund- Mardian. Kalmbach had spent much of his from prison yesterday. raiser and his former personal All three had applied for a reduction sentence at Lompoc. Calif., Magruder attorney, had pleaded guilty to of sentence on varying grounds. at Allenwood prison camp In They had been serving sentences as a violating campaign laws and one count The exact location of the three at the Pennsylvania and Dean at a holding result of guilty pleas in Watergate- of selling an ambassadorship in return time of Sirica's order was not known facility at Ft. Holablrd near related crimes. for a political contribution On July 1, immediately. A spokesman for the Baltimore, Md. The US marshal's office said all he began serving a sentence of six to 18 U.S. marshall's office said they were The judge gave no reason in his brief would be freed from custody by 5 p.m months in custody "somewhere in the order for reducing the prison sentences EST yesterday. Sirica had sentenced all three men. Baltimore-Washington area" but to time served. Dean, formerly While House counsel His two-paragraph order releasing declined further details. His office said the judge acted on to President Richard M Nixon, began them did not give the reasons for petitions by Kalmbach on Oct. 1, by serving a one- to four-year term Sept 3 ending the prison sentences. THEY HAD been held in federal Magruder Sept. IB and by Dean on Dec. after pleading guilty to a single count minimum security institutions. Their :. of conspiracy to obstruct justice. THE THREE men all had testified at incarceration was Interrupted often to The reasons the three gave In their MAGRUDER, the former deputy the recent Watergate cover-up trial, permit them to come to Washington for petition were not available. Changes may appear in Russian hierarchy
Gate-crasher Marshall Raids, top, stands in front of the By William L. Ryaa preferential treatment for the Soviet Whit* House on Christmas day AP Special CorrespoBdeat Union to eased restrictions on after he brail* through th* emigration. gat*s. Sieve Brash, right, of A world with more than enough to worry about has new reasons to be SINCE BREZHNEV obviously bad WBGU-TV examine! malarial nervous with the spate of widely approved the "understanding" on that Fields sent to th* station varying reports on the health of Leonid score, the vehement denial of it. laid several weeks before I. Brezhnev. now to "leading Soviet circles." (Newspholos by AP and Dan The Soviet Communist party's suggests that Brezhnev may have been Fakht) general secretary may or may not be sharply criticized. seriously ill. Soviet officials keep such If Brezhnev goes, for whatever things closely to themselves. reason, what might succeed him? But recent developments have The Communist party rules the suggested that in any case Brezhnev nation. The apparatus that runs the has been in some sort of political party is headed by a 16-member difficulties Politburo whose average age is about e ONE WAY or the other, changes Its alternate members and the party relatively soon in the hierarchy are secretariat also are overaged by inevitable if only because of its age. comparison with leading groups In the Undoubtedly the leaders recognize West this and have been preparing for a A formidable government transition, so perhaps this time it bureaucracy of hundreds of thousands, might take place without violent Gate crasher sends WBGU 'gift' long in office, runs day to day business struggle. of the vast nation of 250 million. Thus, the reports fix world attention This Soviet Establishment Is so on the workings of the Soviet power By MareU Sbaaer Steven L. Brash, assistant news just thrown the junk out. but for some media across the nation. entrenched as to give the impression structure. Elective Editor director, described the parcel as reason Wayne Hill (the station's news Why did Fields send the photographs, that it consciously protects Its ranks "totally inane bull." and public affairs director) kept them. clippings and documents to Channel against younger potential invaders. AT THE SAME time the uncertainty The magnetic appeal of the White "The day after Christmas he came 57? turns global attention to the possible • To page four House attracts thousands of curious THE PACKAGE contained, among across them in the files and made the "We don't have the faintest idea." impact on such areas as Soviet- visitors, but the empty mansion -other things, several photographs of connection with the event the day Brash said. "At first we thought that American and Soviet-Chinese Christmas Day drew an unusual, "very poor quality" showing Fields before," Brash said. Fields picked us because his mother is unexpected -and unwelcome-guest. sitting In front of the White House; a After some investigation and from Sandusky and we are in the same relations, the Soviet role in the Middle East and Soviet domestic policy. A young man dressed as an Arab and copy of a request and authorization of numerous phone calls "the whole area, but later we found out that the Weather official travel to Khartoum. Sudan in confused mess" was sent to the Secret media in Sandusky didn't receive In some of these areas Brezhnev wired with what were thought to be Mostly cleody today high la the Jury. 1967. an "Eight Point Message" Service, Brash said. anything from him so we gave up that seemed recently to encounter trouble explosives crashed his car through a ■ oper Its **d low «*. Cleody with from the Islamic Party in North theory." with his colleagues. That, coupled with gate on Pennsylvania Avenue and kept a ckaace of showers toaigkt bat Secret Service guards In a four-hour America signed by Abdur-Rahim, a YESTERDAY, Channel 57 received Brash said: "From what we an illness, could place his tenure as top ■are likely Friday Low taalgbt fat name Fields used in place of his a reply from the Secret Service understand from the Secret Service. man into question. standoff near the portico. the low to aid 3*» High tomorrow "western" name, and other "assorted, returning the material and thanking it Fields' speech was incoherent and Brezhnev has been frustrated in the About a week and a half before his I. the oh Probability of pre dpi "gate crashing". Marshall H. Fields. unrelated material," Brash said. for helping in the Investigation. , irrational" during his raid of the White Middle East by a persistent Egyptian mistrust of Soviet intentions. Utioa 1* per ceel today SjSS] «• par 8, sent a package of clippings, "No one at the station could make Brash said Secret Service agents House He was set back, too, by the real Might. photographs and documents to WBGU- much sense out of the materials." reported the material sent to WBGU- Fields was hospitalized for American trade bill that tied TV Channel 57 Brash said. "I probably would have TV was identical to that sent to other psychiatric tests. 17/1ht ■© N«ws, Thuruloy, January 9, 1975 eDITGRiaLS reply to editorial By J. Claude Scheuerman concluded that she had been dis- terminated under fire after less than new communications system enabling Vice Preside!! for Operations criminated against by Campus Safety one year of service as Director of continuous communication with other Gaest ColnmiUt but prominently missing was any Campus Safety for a number of local police agencies: a variety of panel formation reasons, not the least of which was a internal changes including procedure charge that she had been subjected to In your November 22 issue, you racist or sexist discrimination by Mr. loss of confidence in his veracity He manuals, and a modern statement of published an editorial sharply Shaffer left the police force in a state of law enforcement philosophy and criticizing Campus Safety Director I can assure you also that Mr disarray with officer morale and objectives that reflects the lessons of is good news effectiveness at low ebb student unrest and growing crime Dale Shaffer on three counts and Shaffer has not been "counseled since concluded that "If the (hearing! panel 1972 by Coordinator of Human It was Mr. Shaffer who was given the rates Action has finally been taken to provide methods to improve relations and the University condone Shaffer's Relations Vivian M. Lawyer for his challenge of upgrading the police force These improvements have taken between Campus Safety and the University community actions and statements, they are department's policies toward equal and this he has done most effectively place with the uniformed police staff In light of recent revelations about the type of ammunition and perpetuating the racist policies that opportunity employment" as reported during the past three and one-half remaining at the lowest number among weaponry used by Campus Safety and expressions of student discontent have marred America for so long". in the November 21 issue of The BG years. the public Ohio universities 20 and against a backdrop of opposition by a with the organization's policies. University President llollis A Moore Jr. As a University administrator. I News. The twenty uniformed officers challenge your facts, your include one black policewoman, one IMPROVEMENTS HAVE included few members of the force who have has directed J Claude Scheuerman. vice president for operations, to assumptions, your conclusions and white policewoman and one black an upgrading of the force from a had difficulty converting from a establish a panel to examine Campus Safety's problems, particularly the your failure to give due process before policeman He personally recruited the security to a law enforcement security role to a police role. firearms situation. arriving at a judgement defamatory to latter two officers operation so that the personnel equal In conclusion. I deplore your failure The panel is to include faculty members, students and hall staff a highly effective police administrator In the one corroborated incident or exceed the quality of most to secure the facts, to distort the truth, members, and will confer frequently with Campus Safety Director Dale and a human being of exemplary where a derogatory comment was municipal police forces in terms of and. in the process, to make educational attainment I average of defamatory judgements against F. Shaffer, integrity and character related to an officer's sex. the officer two years of college) specialized Director Shaffer who must be given a Input from representatives of the campus community is sorely needed First. Mr Shaffer did not promote to involved was issued a letter of "acting sergeant" an officer "who reprimand by Mr. Shaffer. Mr. training, and arrest authority, a city- major share of the credit for placing for an organization so important to the University. does not meet the requirements of the Saddoris' accusation before the university mutual aid agreement. the University's police force at a In a statement released Tuesday. Dr. Moore explained that the panel Ohio Department of State Personnel hearing panel was not corroborated. It "Operation Identification" to engrave position of eminence among Ohio's law- was being formed "to promote the establishment and maintenance of class specifications for such a is a matter of fact that Mr Saddoris ID numbers on student valuables: a enforcement agencies conditions of mutual respect and trust between the safety organization position ". The officer involved was and members of the University community." promoted to Police Officer III because Many students have lost much of their respect and trust for Campus he more than adequately fulfilled the Safety and need to have that trust restored. Campus Safety's job is made minimum qualifications in the class specifications for that position even harder when the students they are supposed to serve do not trust As Police Officer III. he is serving as them. acting sergeant consistent with the Another wise move was the hiring of a management consulting firm. Police Officer III class specifications Cresap. McCormick and Paget of Washington !).('.. to suggest which state: "Serve as acting improvements in Campus Safety's organization, personnel policies and University Police Sergeant when procedures. necessary". Fresh suggestions from this outside source could help immeasurably It is obvious the campus police force needs some changing. The SECOND, Mr Shaffer has not "reduced the position" of a black machinery for change has been provided. Now is the time to use it. palrolwoman The patrolwoman as well as two patrolmen have been temporarily reassigned without loss of not again classification or pay while they are being given the opportunity to meet the The prospect that the United States once again may become militarily minimum standard of pistol pro- ficiency-which failure was the only involved in Indochina is frightening. reason for their reassignment The South Vietnamese troops have been badly beaten by Communist forces purpose of the standard is to ensure in recent weeks and the administration has been watching the that officers armed with deadly developments very closely. weapons are qualified to use them so Many Americans are speculating thai the United Slates may use force as to minimize the chance of in light of the worsening situation. accidental injury or death Their worst fears may have come true wilh the report that a US. Thud. I regret your acceptance as fact James Saddoris slanderous carrier task force is moving from the Philippines to waters off South accusation that Mr Shaffer has Vietnam. expressed racist and sexist views The Both the Defense Department and the White House denied the reports, hearing panel which heard the DEAR PRESIDENT FORD, WE ARE DELIGHTED TO HEAR THAT THE COUNTRY IS NOT IN A but the threat of once again becoming bogged down in an Indochina war complaint ol the black policewoman FINANCIAL CRISIS. PROMISE YOU'LL LET US KNOW WHEN IT IS. YOURS TRULY . . . is probably enough to produce an uneasy feeling in the stomachs ol many Americans. The leaders of this nation must not make the same foolish mistake their constituents did years ago and plunge the United States into a wai they cannot win Lerrera The memories of previous involvement in Vietnam are still fresh in the hassle over the subject of. "Do I Have unequivocal relationship between minds of many Americans The horrors of Kent State, mob protests and subsidizing Any Idea How Much a Wrench Set crime prevention and punishment-the snowballs police brutality cannot be relived. Costs"'" I told him. yes. my father has harsher the punishment, the less likely The United States cannot afford another Vietnam Her people are still two sets and lends them out when a is,i crime to reoccur. Looks like the snow is back in too tired from the last one warmongers neighbor needs it because he can trust If one recalls the circumstances of Bowling Green and along with it the him with it the Attica Prison riots when hundreds childish prank of snowball throwing I. too, do not mind paying for my own 1 told the mechanic that if he learned of common criminals bathed Throwing snowballs is not bad as long education What upsets me is the the meaning of the word "trust" he deliriously in the waters of anarchy for as they don't hit anything Even that thought that I am subsidizing future may get more business He called me a almost a week before the force of isn't bad if it doesn't hurt when it hits warmongers and sadists. Inter carson show: "prick " and walked inside. civilization reinstated itself, the point But, of course, it usually does collegiate sports continues to rank as is established it was the use of The recent breaking of windows is l the number one producer of (acism and DOES THIS type of treatment need modern weaponery such as Dum-Dum totally uncalled for and very hate to be tolerated by students" 1 have bullets which was chiefly instrumental expensive Serious injury can be tv nincompoopery' How can athletes learn democratic never met with so much rudeness I in bringing order and civilization back caused by the breaking glass, as if the actions when they are ruled by a feel there is no reason for this type of from the nethermost regions of hell culprits didn't know. If you're going to dictator" How can athletes and fans treatment Would it have been so hard Therefore, we at Bowling Green throw snowballs use common sense WASHINGTON-The cruelest thing grasp co-operation and sportsmanship to be civil and say pleasantly. "Sorry, State University must not fall and don't throw at that which can you can du to a public figure is to quote when the most commonly uttered we don't lend out tools here, but the prostrate before the lorces of break his words verbatim without cleaning phrases are, "kill. kill. kill", "if he Poe Road bike shop could help you darkness. We must not allow the I've also noticed students throwing up the syntax for print That's what gets in your way run him over", and out"? I think not. innermost recesses of our being to snowballs at cars This target practice happened to former President Nixon Nicholas "hitting is the name of the game."? This has not been the first time I've become hysterical by the mindless can be very dangerous A few weeks with his tapes, and it's what the Obviously these epigrams do not apply- been hassled by this gas station, but it National Broadcasting Company to all sports slogans of those so called ago I witnessed the bombing of a car by is going to be the last. What a great humanitarians who would take issue deserves for putting on the Tonight von Hoffman But one idea that does apply to several mad snowballers Besides the majority of this town does not realize with the carefully thought out decision driver being thoroughly pissed he also Show instead of pulling the plug and everything is the competitive desire to is that if it weren't for the students and by our campus police to use Dum-Dum lost control of his car and nearly hit a going home to bed beat the opponent It sickens me to see their money, they would be out of a job bullets to stop the monster of stop sign Several dents were also Herewith are verbatim excerpts of masses of students leaving college And why is it that certain establish- criminality dead in its cancerous punched in the car's roof and sides Burl Reynolds substituting lor Johnny thinking they must "beat out" others ments like LaSalle's. Metamorphosis. tracks The snowballers didn't just chuck Carson the other night for jobs These are reflections of a Finder's and Sound Associates, to how she prepares herself lor her art by Experience has taught us that it is their snowballs at ordinary cars, they "...I'm going to resolve not to do any society of hate. name a few. treat people decent and working out daily in the gyni. they, those self righteous advocates of also took on the campus security- more interviews with anybody that Is it any wonder the presidency has ethers treat the students like dirt? It is "Because being a dancer, you're like libertine thought, who have heaving a couple at them as they could hurt me Ore magazine accused been and is occupied by former football because these people know their an athlete, and I don't want to go blah consistently moved with tortoise slowly drove by me ol flashing in front of the Vienna players whose only solution to a business depends on student traffic in hub-ana That s different from wak- gradation in the face of criminal So far no one has been seriously Boys Choir problem is force" We are a people bred their stores and so they have a positive ka-wak-ka " anarchy, who would have the hands of injured by a snowball, but sooner or "I've got a movie out now It's called for war. From birth to death we are attitude towards them 'Hubba hubba blocka-blocka." res- our campus police shackled with later someone will The campus 'The Longest Yard' I'm doing a taught that to survive we must I have talked to a lot of people who deafening shouts of police brutality, movie now with Catherine Dcneuve ponds Mr Reynolds, prior to announc- struggle security hasn't caught anyone for ing the name of the next picture he'll have the same feelings and have met demanding that criminals be treated breaking windows or throwing at cars, I'mm Yeah. yeah..A lot of Is it any wonder in the past thirty- similar resistance. Is a little common with kindness and respect, that they be women try to put her down all the be making in Mexico with Liza years we averaged one war per but I'm sure as soon as someone puts a courtesy too much to ask for these allowed to exist in the pleasurable time Makes them feel better I've Minnelli Oh. great'" Miss Gaynor decade"' Do we need another reason for dent in one of their shiny new cars they days? I think not quiescence of their criminal activity. wi been trying to put her down and make enthuses "I know that's going to be the rapid increase in crime in the past " Gerry Smith me feel better. terrific" And with that she exits ten years'' How long will America TO THIS we must say no No! No! A 124 Rodgers thousand times no1 "...You know who's coming out here wiggling her tush to Mr. Reynolds vast continue to breed fighters and accept and public satisfaction Jeff Gibson Criminals must be brought to bay. first? One of the all time bods of the this as normal? THE BG NEWS If Mr. Reynolds lacks taste or talent 318 Prout must be taught that their crimes will world Her tush- her tush really is like It is indeed sad to witness the decline An liattiMnainl Mai V««. it you went to Frederick's of or even the ability to read a line with a and fall ol an idea. With the strength of reap them no reward, that justice is stronger than evil For evil and Hollywood and said. 'Let me have one modicum of professionalism, then this an army has come the weakness of forces of (DUOtlAISIAPF of those perfect ones.' I mean you can performance isn't his fault We can what separates humans from animals, criminality are everywhere, plagues MIH- cvtlnm haiWlf put a glass on it and walk across the dismiss him as just another all-time the spirit of peacefulness The birth of that haunt and skulk the darkened darkness night of Bowling Green State (Mam hum. room on it " bod of the world a nation has led to the death Homo MWBsWMs* fcartaran- .J... University- Kven so the Carson-Tonight Show Sapiens They live no more. The obvious and apparent character ■ ■■lull** odil*f motcio I lh«n*i WITH THAT, band leader Doc has become contemptuous of its of crime is sufficiently understood, Rape, robbery, incest, murder- liRaM tiUm c«Hp r*m«n*hy everywhere, they are everywhere, nrmk.up •*<>•• Fynnl du,., Severinsen inquires. "You're a tush audience. It's not just that it's vulgar- RockE Ross although its variations seem to be waiting, being nurtured by an innate ««lk ft.... man. is that it?" Aristophanes. Moliere and Sheridan 304 Darrow chiefly of degree The rigors of phtloWrl* mnh»«l f ff•(>• "Yeah, yeah." replies the eloquent were vulgar, but they were tunny-it's scientific testing and the closet of corruption of the human mind that kathrvn n mur'«T Mr Reynolds, who then introduces the bad writing, the evident lack of scrutiny have established an sucks on evil the way a babe mouths Milzi Gay nor the first guest of the rehearsal the slipshod technical work no courtesy the brown of its mother's breast. ■UUNKS SIAH evening, by remarking. "You're in which has gotten so poor you And so it is that our charnel tWMnwi fWBHf t» tHo'l-t'i 4K*»Nrin frequently see the boom microphone On November 25. 1974. I walked my apprehensions are justified as these mdvtmnm HJ—Ml r-h«tdd h^J«>ki. such incredible shape You're as let's hear from you Utjlia • tolrMnb*tf pretty as I thought you would be." dangling down trom the lop of the TV bike, which had a flat tire, to grim legions of terror become more To which Miss Uaynor responds. screen University Gulf Service on Wooster St The BG News welcomes all letters to real with the passing of time, as the "Isn't that nice'' I really appreciate For the overriding dullness of such I parked the bike right in front of the the editor and opinion columns Letters boil festers threatening us constantly office and went inside and kindly asked with its swollen pus. But alas, it is the that It's very cute of you to say that nincompoopery. NBC's executives may comment on any other letter ff ■*■ »■■—i —■*» —*T «* H- because I'm a great fan of yours...and must take the blame. Their abnegation for a wrench to loosen the bolts on the column or editorial vigilance of the campus police which everybody here is. It's nice when of their responsibility to oversee the wheel so it could be removed. I got a Letters should be a maximum ol 300 gives the boil its daily lancing and so it somebody who is really a terrific quality ol what goes out over NBC's hostile. We don't lend out tools: they words, typewritten We ask that is that they must have their tools, the person gets to do something terrific name makes hash out of the argument could get stolen." from the manager columns be no more than four typed tools to safeguard. and it turns out terrific..." for the use of government power to He went outside to wait on a pages triple-spaced Dum-Dum bullets are just one of the More elevated dialogue follows until keep the networks in business because customer and I followed him and asked The News maintains the right to edit tools In time. we. the abiders of law Miss Gay nor tells Mr. Reynolds. "I the public gets something out of free him if he would be so kind to loosen all submissions that exceed these and order, hope to see the arsenal have a crush on you I get a crush on television The only something we get them for me when he had a minute if limits, with respect to the laws ol libel become pregnant with other tools- he was afraid of theft Again. I got a Uitwtol and tvumu OHKM 106 people in the business, because if from NBC on this program is a peek at and proper taste flamethrowers, mortars, the Galling hostile answer: "We don't lend out gun.So let this be the message which Un.v4.rwty H^ they're terribly talented and the dogs in the Alpocommercials, and. Letters and columns must include the MWA« 377 7003 tools If you want your bike fixed, go to resounds through the realms of the attractive, then I'm very much dog or man. Id rather eat Alpo than authors name, address and phone watch that show again. the Po* Road bike shop We don't fix subterranean night of Bowling Green: attracted to them " number and may be mailed to the lril«MMMlM» bikes here " Criminals must be exterminated Then the conversation takes a Copyright 1*75. The Washiagloa Post Editor, co The BG News. 106 Kl»g Features Syadicate 1 walked back to my bike and the Alan Holder NawVarfc. N T 10017 different turn Miss Gaynor explains mechanic came out and gave me a big University Pall Graduate Asst Thutjday, January 9. 1975, lb* SG Newi Page 3
Lerrers bg basketball talent -> for a second cup of hot water me to leave Cleveland until carnation with the tea bag you already Tuesday afternoon because campus bought Ridiculous! of the driving conditions And I am sure that many mystique Andrew J Solus Jr students will attest to the safety 723JrdSt Apt B fact that incoming roads, used poorly by coach There must be a ceruin especially Route Six were mystique or prestige to almost impassable. Also I- dining in the Carnation snow 75. Route 23 and Bowling gods? By Art Kowlster Room instead of the Nest or Green Road were not press by passing, hopefully to the middle But Haley has our the Cardinal Room. Apt. », Havea Howe guards dribbling down the sidelines Thai's poor coaching classes exactly in the best of shape In the asphalt jungle of Guest Student Columnist While talking to quite a Bowling Green, where a That red rectangle on the floor by each basket is called the It must be because the This is primarily directed few students. I found that campus safety officer's life The time has come to make a change Never again will Carnation Room is set apart towards the BG administra- morning classes were very is on the line with every three-second lane. Mr Haley There Isn't any quicksand or BG possess the talent, height, speed and experience of the from the rest of the Union, is tion and anyone else who sparsely populated and breath, the greater "knock-, landmines in there Contrary lo popular belief, it is present squad ibasketball. that isi But I fear this team of quieter, more serene, and had a say in holding classes afternoon classes were not permissable to penetrate inside those lanes, just not for down capability" of semi- high potential will once again be "flushed down the drain" implies conservatism What- on Tuesday. Dec 3. much better. So instead of more than three seconds Toledo Isn't worthy of holding any flathead bullets is as neces- because of one person ever the reason I don't following the biggest snow- giving everyone University sary as bullet-proof under- of the Falcons' jock straps, let alone force them into know storm that Bowling Green overtime to win They came close by moving on oflense and excuses for not being in No. not Cash or Montgomery, who've been condoned has ever seen hitting the man in the middle, and they did a damned decent class and missing vital notes previously It's Haley. I. the undersigned, have followed I usually have tea in the This University was in no job of doing it Why didn't you take ram notes'' in the midst of finals week, And I tell you. I'll sleep these Falcons, along with my buddies, avidly for three years Union and upon getting shape on Tuesday to accom- the University should have better tonight knowing some now. even traveling elsewhere during the week for games These seniors averaged 9(1 points per game as freshmen seconds the cashier told me modate all of the student held off one more day in Owens Tech graduate whose We cannot stomach another game like the Toledo-BG Now. they hit 60 only in overtime When they last break a second cup is free with the body who were supposed to order to clean up the foot slips off my bumper contest of last Saturday night they blow the opponents ofl the floor There is an All same tea bag This includes be here It was virtually campus and give a chance when he's writing a ticket is American candidate in "June" Cash Skip Howard Is so one pack of sugar, which I impossible to find a decent for the rest of the state to now capable of drilling a It is beyond us why. with a front line averaging 6'9" or underrated it isn't funnv Wingate is simply phenomenal, or though was very nice con- parking space on this whole get organized. two Inch round tunnel thereabouts. Haley has devised nothing but guard-oriented should be sidering the inflation campus Dec. 3. Classes And by the way; U I through my body. patterns and plays, leaving the talent of the big boys to should have been postponed problem happen to get a parking hibernate There is also Haley's "Miracle 1-4 Offense " So turn these guys loose and then see what happens M) at least until there was a ticket from Campus Safety Campus Safety Director Translated, this means that one player dribbles while the grandmother could coach these guys better and she's dead One day in the Carnation chance to clear out some of for parking in a place where Shaffer says. "A profes- remaining four stand, presumably growing roots from their Room I decided to have my the parking spaces my car will not get stuck. I sional policeman does not feel into the floor second cup The cashier in Personally. I am from the will promptly mail it to the fire warning shots " Like this elite'' place charged a Cleveland area, perhaps the appropriate office of the god. a "professional" police- Larry Wingate, a blue-chip freshman out of New York friend and I five cents hardest hit area in the state, administration They can man makes no mistakes City, likes to get the team to move We can't have that, the Start savin' apiece for just hot water also an area where a use it for a suppository coach says, so Wingate "sets the pine" for all but four It's true, so don't gel ripped majority of students come Tim Lelko Dan Dlugonski minutes of the game, even though Steve Cooper was in the off in the Carnation Room from It was impossible for 312 Anderson Graduate Student midst of | three for 18 shooting night I'm not criticizing that Cooper, however. he was merely cold
JOHN HAVLICEK. all-star forward of the NBA Boston Celtics, attributes moving without the ball to his success I'd Ol' News bet my life savings he'd love to defend any of the Falcons Ex-Falcon and Detroit Pistons star Howard "Butch" Konnves. also present at Saturday's game, wasn't voted All- again! American by picking his nose and standing around He moved
We think maybe Haley should attend a basketball camp for a while, possibly at UCLA or Findlay College Maybe he could pick up a pointer or two But with the tallest team in GIGOLO the nation, why does he continue to keep the big boys out of This week presenting the middle''
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•from pog« on» Neither of those la a likely By BUI Sanders explained that no attempts tion, problems and com- plaints. Dunlap said a "Con- srii candidate to assume the will be made to determine sumer Hot Line" for imme- lo The Soviet government burdens of top party boas. A new campus organiza- which stores are better than , Hows from nearly 90 heavily Both are probably close to tion, the Student Consumer others. diate information is antici- populated ministries The retirement. Kosygin will be Union (SCU). is currently pated in the future. nj I cabinet of almost four score 71 and Podgorny 72 nest being created to better ■■BUSINESSES are logic- SCU IS an independent I ministers and state com- month. inform University students ally out for their own good in organization, and has been mittee chiefs is headed by a and faculty about local con- pricing their items and con- officially recognised by the sumer affairs. ! t. ItJ .premier, one first deputy Suslov, a dour Ideologist sumers should learn to do University, which Dunlap and 10 deputy premiers The and holdover from the Stalin The proposed concept of the same when purchasing calls an advantage. average age of all these era Politburo, is now 73. SCU is to tell students where them." Dunlap explained. "Businesses will give us leaders is. astonishingly, Thus, attention turns to Kiri- they can obtain various He said SCU had "no inten- more attention since we are something like 63 lenko, himself at 68 the common goods and services tions of attacking business linked with a major state same age as Brezhnev in Bowling Green at the best practices, but rather to university." he said He Last year, in a sudden price, according to SCU inform students of the added that SCU will remain burst of genial expansive- If Kirilenko should chairman George Dunlap. options they can take advan- independent of the Student ness. Brezhnev let it be succeed to the top party sophomore IB.A.). tage of when shopping.'' Government Association known that when he wasn't position, though, it seems The evaluation will be SCU, Dunlap said, will since the group is more rele- In town. Mikhail M Suslov likely it would be with far made by checking various eventually be organised into vant to the general public presided at Politburo less power and authority sample items in area busi- committees which will than to government. meetings If both he and than Brezhnev has been nesses and then making the report on seven different Dunlap estimated it will Suslov were absent. Andrei enjoying in his recent years comparative findings avail- categories, including food be at least two weeks before P. Kirilenko would preside able to the University popu items, school supplies, SCU will become operative. KIRILENKO might, in la lion clothing, medicine and During private meetings In December at the RambovilUt A formal charter is being BREZHNEV has been a fact, represent a sort of Dunlap said the publica- dtugs. automobiles and ser- composed, and various com- member of a sort of caretaker, in a collective LOQQOrS chateau near Paris, Soviet Communist Party loader Leonid tion of comparative costs vicing, banking and off- mittees are being formed. "troika " with Nikolai V. leadership arrangement to areihnev gestures to French President Valery Giicaid might encourage some campus housing. Any student interested in Podgorny. the president," bridge the gap between Confer d'Estalng. A month later, rumors abound concerning the retailers to lower prices to In addition to the publica- doing volunteer work for and Premier Alexei N. older and younger genera- ailing health el the Soviet leader. (AP Newsphoto) become more competitive, tion of comparative prices. SCU should contact Dunlap Kosygin tions of leadership. but that is not the initial SCU will also act as a source at 372 1503. or Sharon Hall. purpose of SCU. He also for other consumer informa- S72-5608.
Title IX triggers athletic controversy newsnotes • from page one guidelines (or Title IX are had been scheduled for a felt the University was team will have to have a written and signed into law. year was canceled a week giving women a "fine" swimming marathon to Seiberling Tire & Rubber Co . all of "There are still too many the inequities will be before the event because the program, but because of raise money to go to Nixon rates Akron, announced work force reductions hassles involved (in remedied and changes will men's team needed the lack of funds, they have to Boulder. Colo., for national MOSCOW (API-Soviets who consult totaling 2.048 nationwide, some effective recruiting I and I feel that be made track for practice use "inadequate' competition. Sailer said their most authoritative reference book midnight today but most generally by the educational aspect of the At least on the surface Closer to home, the budget transportation and supply said. for guidance on how to judge Richard M Jan 20 sport would then be over- there are inequities in for Ohio Slate's men's their own meals. Janet Rowe. Hager's Nixon will find a sympathetic portrayal shadowed by the pressure to schools throughout the athletics amounted to f6 "It's kind of hard to watch secretary, is also paid from of the former president as a realist who win." Durentini said nation. million while the women had the guys eat steaks while the athletic budget. reduced American imperialism and Unemployment "Most of our women don't This summer. Boston a $40,000 budget for the 1973 you have lo go to "If we get the extra turned toward detente want to get in the vicious University's women rowers 74 school year. This year, McDonald's," she explain- money. I would like to use it The 18th volume of the (ireat Soviet WASHINGTON (AP)-The Labor cycle of recruiting and won the national the women's budget was ed. towards new training Encyclopedia, which came out this Department reported yesterday that a scholarships." said Young. championship. Boston's raised to $83,000. When the women's field facilities," Hager said week, devoted sizable space-more than record 813.600 persons filed new claims "It's really lo our dis- men's crew team at the time At this University, the hockey team travels on the "The ones we have now are a full column lo the biography and advantage from an edu- for unemployment insurance benefits had a budget of 135,000 and men's athletic budget is road, they are given $3 a day inadequate for rehabili- achievements of the ex-president during the week ended Dec. 28 That cational context to have two full-time coaches The about $430,000 and the for meals, which, in the tation." By contrast. John V. Kennedy raised the total of new claims filed last scholarships, bul we have to women had no money from women's is $35,000 words of captain Oinny Hager forsees a training received about half a column in an month to more than 2.8 million have them to compete and the school and a volunteer "Of course." Young said, McGee. "buys breakfast and room in the women's gym. earlier volume and Lyndon B Johnson nationwide this puts our coaches under coach "you understand that we a half a lunch " she said. She would also like less than one-fourth of a column The one-week total was the highest a lot of pressure They could The women had to rent have to have that extra to give the individual teams number ever recorded since the be devaslated by a losing boats from Kadcliffr and money for grants in-aid and The basketball team, more money "to upgrade season " according to Hager. is given unemployment compensation program trailers for the nationals recruiting. It's a shame, their nutritional needs " She started paying benefits in 1937 during "We've created a The round trip lo California but good athletes go where $2 a day for meals, and would also like to bring a Layoff plans monster." Nehlen said "I overnights are almost the last years of the Great Depression, cost each team member the aid is and we need the doctor into the program the department said don't blame the women for unheard of. The team had i APi-Three major tire makers and SI.000. which they earned good athletes " because the women are General Motors Corp announced new not wanting scholarships through bake sales, car one overnight trip Last year negligent in getting•■ their although I feel that il a girl The woqien* in generalSo? «T»do which cost them $700 layoff plans yesterday affecting about washes and a rowing physicals. 3.900 workers nationwide Mideast visit has a lot of latent, she should marathon in a pool In front not want as much money as Ail-American swimmer "Title IX is good in that it General Motors' spokesman at be rewarded " of the student union. the men have, but they said Gail Sailer said extra has made more people r The coaches and students $35,000 is insufficient. monetary support for the Lonisiown Ohio, said production (AP)-The Shah of Iran, an At another state college, a aware of inequities in the cutback alterations would mean layoff increasingly powerful Mideast ruler, hope thai when the new women's track meet which "When we got the raise to women's swimming team men's programs as well as of an additional 2,100 workers at the arrived on an official visit to Egypt $35,000 two years ago, it was sometimes comes from the women," said Hager adequate, but with inflation, parents-usually In the Vega-Astre assembly plant in yesterday for the first time since 1952. "Changes had to be made, l.ordsiown but also meant a delay in a it is now inadequate." said swimmer's hometowns. but Its too bad scare tactics Egyptian Information Minister Kamal planned production rale reduction in Hager. Additional support comes had to be used by the Abul Magd said the purpose of the LOOK AT THESE I Flint. Mich Hager also said that she' from alumni The swimming government." Shah's visit is to "put an end to the Goodyear Tire It Rubber Co.. rivalry of power between Arab nations Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.. and and Iran." AT NOW! SEE IT AT BARGAIN PRICES! GRAY'S e _ STADIUM ADULTS »1.00-CHILD 50 PLAZA SHOPPING NOW! I Save the CENTER EVENINGS ONLY BHOBBB 700- 10:00 I News tHtATtlt The , ICE COLD BEER & POP TO GO Domino HOWARD'S SUPER SUNDAY HALFTIME SPECIALS CLUBH Prices Good Now Thru Sun.. Jan. 12 The Trial People AYDS are Pizza THUR.-FRI.-SAT. ■••: 3 lb. Box Billy Jack Mfg. 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MAIN - 353-0512 are Tomorrow's Heirlooms . naran . Thursday, January •, 1975, The M News/Page S Year's bankruptcies may hit 231,660 By The ArnriiM Pros uals and businesses filed The government says pay off every creditor. debtor a chance for a fresh you can file for help under petitions in U.S. district most bankruptcy petitions GOING BANKRUPT also start in life." the relief chapters of the Rising coils and soaring courts, largely because of almost 90 per cent in 1974 means that you will have to Separate provisions of the bankruptcy act. Anderson awards unemployment have led what government officials are filed by individuals. You give up most of your law are designed to provide This way you can work out thousands o( Americans to called "a big overeztension cannot file for bankruptcy property in order to pay off help for debtors who don't a plan under court auspices seek relief from debt by in consumer credit.'' more than once every six Kathleen J McCarthy and W. Shawn Walsh received the as much of your debt as actually want to go bank- to pay your bills. You will Harold "Andy" Anderson Scholarships during half-time of going broke. Legally. AN ADMINISTRATIVE years. possible. rupt. If you can't pay your have to pay all the money The Administrative Office office spokesman blames Going bankrupt will the Bowling Green-Toledo basketball game last Saturday An administrative office bills now. but have a steady you owe. but you won't lose The $260 scholarships which will pay for the two of the United States Courts the current situation on enable you to settle virtually spokesman says a major source of income and just your property and you won't says that if bankruptcy pen "inflation and recession and all your debts-even if you sophomores' spring quarter tuition and fees, are named in aim of the bankruptcy law is need some time to be harassed by creditors in memory of the late Harold Anderson who was basketball tions continue at the current the state of the economy. don't have enough money to "to give the poor, but honest straighten out your f the interim rate, there will be a record The Federal Bankruptcy coach and athletic director at the University for 23 years. 131 .HO in the current fiscal Act provides that you can go The scholarships are given annually to students living in a year ending June 30 bankrupt if your debts add 50-mile radius of Toledo. The previous all-time high up to more than your assets number of bankruptcies was and you have no way of Oil price increase expected in 1967, when 209.329 individ- paying the bills. WASHINGTON (API- source said this would be so their I960 models would that now paid for oil. /Honey donafed President Ford is expected offset by a proposal for average about 20 miles per Preparation of the to announce soon a national general tax reductions. gallon. national energy policy began The News held its quarterly "Save The News" drive last Schoolhouse allotment, energy policy relying on oil The energy policy would Ford's energy policy was last January when former month, and netted $53 10 the newsprint was purchased by taxes and tariffs to cut reject direct limits on oil expected, however, to President Richard M Nixon the Electra Manufacturing Corporation of Wauseon. subjected to criticism demand, and on opening new imports, reduction of fuel propose federal standards or ordered a "Project Inde- The News donated the money to the Environmental federal oil fields to increase allocations, and gasoline lax credits to improve pendence Blueprint." II was Studies Center The next drive will be held at the end of The "little red school- the industrial education and supply rationing. building insulation. delivered to Ford in winter quarter bouse" which was donated technology departments An informed admini- In conjunction with the $3 November Plan on helping the News and the Environmental Studies to the University by the Despite the potential stration source said Tuesday MASSIVE stockpiling of excise tax, administration Since then the admini- Center by beginning to save the News now Prank E Under family of reduced costs because of the President accepted oil for emergencies would sources said Ford will stration has been shaping its Norwalk. attracted criti- volunteer help. Kurfess said recommendations centered not be proposed, the source outline a plan to set a policies for presentation in the Controlling Board had on deliberately increasing said, but would be studied by guaranteed minimum on the Ford's first State of the Vandalism reported cism yesterday from Ohio oil prices $3 per barrel but the National Petroleum House Minority leader still been asked to appropri- price paid for imported oil. Union address later this Charles Kurfess (R Bowling ate tSO.000 for the reloca- was still pondering how to Council, an industry THE PURPOSE would be month and probably in a Three incidents of vandalism are being investigated by compensate for the resulting advisory group. Green) tion to guarantee a stable separate energy message to city police Thomas Walters. 850 Sixth St, Apt. 11 reported Kurfess said he had economic impact Nor was Ford expected to income to insure develop- Congress, whose that two of his cars, a 1984 Nova and a 1965 Corvette, were written the State Controlling The appropriation was The oil price increase propose automobile ment of new oil sources cooperation would be vandalized Tuesday afternoon Damage was estimated at Board "to express continued passed because of the lack of could raise gasoline prices efficiency standards or a while keeping up current needed $250 reservation about spending the needed private dona- 74 rents a gallon and draw horsepower tax But the production levels. Ford has set a goal of Larry Vogtsberger. 850 Sixth St . reported Tuesday night tSO.000 of stale funds to relo- tions some $18 6 billion a year source said auto makers Developers of alternate reducing U.S. oil demand that someone had broken into his 1972 Oldsmobile and cate a historical 'little red "I cannot in good con- from the economy at have agreed to improve sources of energy would be one million barrels a day by vandalized the console and glove compartment. schoolhouse' on the Bowling science." Kurfess said. present demand levels The vehicle mileage 40 per cent, guaranteed a price equal to the end of this year. A car belonging to Gary Sabo. Portage, was vandalized Green Stale University "request this board to while parked at the Stadium Plaza Cinema, 1600 E campus." refuse to release the monies Wooster St between 7-10 p.m. Tuesday. The window vent Kurfess said that accor- in as much as I have long of the car was broken and five tapes and two speakers ding to local news accounts, felt that this board should City proposes o bowling green were missing. only $22,000 in additional reflect legislative desires A soft drink vending machine was vandalized at the contributions would be and intents to the greatest Bowling Green is planning A bowling green is a level A long-range goal of the supervised if it was open to Amco Service Station at the corner of Wooster Street and needed for the project, since extent possible." a bowling green area especially made for city park and recreation the public." he explained. Interstate 75. but nothing was reported missing more than $14,000 in private However, be added, "This What? lawn bowling. Rodesky said. department is a recreation According to Rodesky, (he The theft of tapes and a cassette from a vehicle parked donations had already been entire undertaking is reflec- Yes. Bowling Green is area specifically for senior one alley will cost the city at 751 High St was also reported Tuesday. raised. Volunteer help would tive of what I presume is a planning a bowling green "It's just like bowling on citizens. Rodesky said such about $15,000 Funds for the Kenneth A McClenic. 103 Fifth St., Apartment B5. was also reduce the expense rather common situation, to According to Daniel an indoor alley." he an area would be a con- project, he explained, would arrested Monday on charges of tampering with records Although Kurfess said he wit. thai when public funds Rodesky. director of parks explained, "but this is on a venient location for the possibly come from the and receiving stolen properly. McClenic summoned police was opposed to using public are available for a project, and recreation, construction green-just like a golf green. bowling green because the capital improvement to unlock his car after he locked the keys inside When he monies for the project, he the cost is often considera- of a bowling green is It is a highly maintained senior citizens could easily allocations of the city's was asked for identification by the police, McClenic has supported the project if bly greater than if under- included in the 1975 proposed facility." take advantage of the general fund. produced two operator's licenses, one which had been it was moved through pri- taken by private auspices." city budget facility. stolen and bore a false birthdate. He will appear in vate donations. Kurfess said. Council musl approve the RODESKY SAID the site If it would be open to the "The bowling green is Bowling Green Municipal Court today at 11 a.m. Originally, the plans for Dr. David G. Elsass, Dean proposed budget before it for the unique sport has not general public. Rodesky said probably more of a symbol relocating the schoolhouse of the College of Education, goes into effect. Rodesky yet been chosen, but if city overuse of such a for Bowling Green than a bad been to reduce the cost who has been spearheading said he did not know when council passes the budget, specialized area could functional thing." Rodesky Concert canceled from (75.000 to 135.000 by the schoolhouse project, was Council will vote on the construction of the alley become a problem. said. "It's through the using student help through out of town yesterday. budget should begin this spring. "It would have to be coincidence of our name." A concert featuring music faculty members Rex Eikum and Andreas Poulimenos originally scheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Recital Hall has been rescheduled due to Job interview sign-ups scheduled illness It will be presented Friday. Jan. 24. ually Impaired: K-8; deaf The BGSU Jewish Student Group The first job interview (citizenship reqd. I-Branch keting. STATE FARM-Auditing SCHOOLS sign-ups for winter quarter management trainee: trainee: B/acctg. (at least and hard of bearing: K-8; invites you to: will be held today from 4:30- HOBARTCORP. (citizen- 21 hours acctg. (GPA work /study coordinators: 9- B business or finance. Jan. 2* 12; EMR consultant-supervi- 5:30 p.m. for school sche- ship reqd. )-Accounting trai- greater than or equal to BALTIMORE CO. dules and tomorrow from 3-4 nee B/acctg.. materials 3.0); programmer trainee: sor; LBD teacher consul THE CELEBRATION STAMCO DIVISION OF BOARD OF EDUCATION lants; speech and hearing p.m for non-school sche- MONARCH-CANCELED. management trainee: B/ind. B&M/any major with mini- Business education; gui- dules tech. (mfg 1. mgmt (pro- mum 9 hours of data proces- therapists; school psycholo- dance and counseling; home gists. 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Marly THREE WEEKS of nonstop rehearsals and recording ironic since It features Harrison's wife Pattie, and her "American Pie." The only song which approaches it in style DnMru*i; sessions had rendered Harrison's voice almost useless, current romantic interest, Eric Clapton is "The Legend Of Andrew McCrew'-a story of a hobo which did not help the situation. Side two features Harrison more in the role of a found dead at the side of the tracks, who was mummified George Harrison emerged from oil sell-imposed semi- Like* the other artists who returned from creative thoughtful, creative songwriter and musician and put in a carnival side show retirement at the end of 1874 la doing so, be fittingly graveyards last year. Harrison coupled his tour with the The first song on the side, "Ding Dong, Ding Dong," rounded out whit may beat be described as the year of the release of a new album. pleasantly recalls Harrison's lighter efforts of the past. It is INTEREST in the hobo and the wandering life is a loose unwarranted comeback. an infectious tune reminiscent of both "Wah-Wah" and thread running throughout the album. It is obvious in the Harrison s end-of-the-year activity caused quite a stir The track record for superstar comeback albums was not "The Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp" on the "Ail Things Must First, there was the excitement generated by the fact that album's title. This song is skillfully done in the folk good last year. Dylan's "Planet Waves'' was sad. Clapton's Pass" album. tradition, with McLean's unique voice accompanied only by be was the first Beatle to mount a major American tour "Ml Ocean Boulevard" held a few brilliant surprises, but The next two songs are equally good, although they are of his own guitar and harmonies sung by Pete Seeger. since the Beatles' last appearance in the United States in was terribly uneven. And, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young a much different mood. "Dark Horse" and "Far East Man" simply bowed out awkwardly, releasing a greatest hits are both haunting ballads that have all the beauty and grace The vagabond theme is somewhat less apparent in the package. that could be seen In such Harrison songs as the title tune on album's several romantic ballads These talk of longings, Review Unfortunately. Harrison did nothing to reverse the trend. "All Things Must Pass." and the need to be free, but they stand best as simple love "Dark Horse" I Apple SMAS-3418) Is an uneven effort that songs sung by a sensitive artist. seems to be marked by the same flaw that kept Harrison's ALTHOUGH "Dark Horse" never reaches what could be This excitement was quickly overshadowed, however, by tour from being completely satisfying. It simply sounds like considered great creative heights, it is a consistently The only time these ballads seem to run against the grain the relatively disastrous reports generated during the first it was thrown together too quickly, and with too little pleasant album. The good material is striking, and even the of the album is when McLean attempts to add tush string days of the long-awaited tour. thought. poor material is made listenable by merit of the pleasing accompaniments, as in the cases of "Wonderful Baby" ana Shows were not selling out. Audiences were often sound carried on each track. "You Have Lived." These additions make the songs not only belligerent. They wanted less Indian music-more Beatle MUCH OF THE album sounds like filler. This is Both the production and Harrison's ethereal, other- overly-dramatic, but out of keeping with the simple acoustic music. Harrison was reported to be openly upset with his particularly true of side one. It opens with a shallow worldly voice keep this record pleasant to (be ear. feel of the album as a whole audiences' behavior. He would play the music he wanted to instrumental wittily entitled Han s On Tour...(Express)," Don McLean, although never a "registered" superstar, is play, and the way he wanted to play it. and proceeds to run through four more songs which another artist who has emerged from semi-obscurity with a "Homeless Brother'' shows McLean to be a particularly tediously are alike. new album. His offering, "Homeless Brother" (United impressive artist, who has wrongly fallen into neglect due to Only Harrison's parody of the old Everly Brothers hit, Artists UA I.A315 G). contrasts sharply with "Dark Horse" his failure to successfully follow up "American Pie." "Bye Bye. Love" stands out. It is a break from the incessant in the obvious care taken In both the writing and chant-like character of the other songs, and it is pleasantly performances found on it. His voice is one of those that is truly recognizable for its - FEATURING - It is a delightfully eclectic album-covering diverse pleasing sound and the emotional empathy it stirs up. This musical styles and lyrical themes. empathy is matched in his ability as a songwriter, as is Ckar Belied Sleaki aad None of the songs on "Homeless Brother" are as wistfully particularly apparent in the story he weaves around Andrew Ckopt humorous or mysterious as McLean's magnum opus. 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Your Beta little Januarys. 1975 diamond wishes you good luck The World Student Association will meet today in room 16 of PERSONALS this quarter! Love. Diane. 0 COUP " Williams from 2-4 p.m. Coffee hour sponsored by different clubs SSMUSIC MAJORS** and associations. We buy and sell your used music rORSALE ♦-4*»> The Christian Science Oriaaiaauon will meet tonifbt at <:1S in Texts and Method books Little While it s sUII a buver s market Prout Chapel. This Is a testimony meeUng - all are warmly invited. Olde Music Shoppe. 131 North - Honda 760. Kawasaki 900. Main St BG trailer. 352 M43 odd hours HELP WANTED Grad student needs 1 m. room- mate Own room Call 364-63*2 All interested men - Open house 10 x 36 mobile w S x 12 tipout This it th« BIG one; A BIO pally kOur Banqual on a Bunt f Babysitter needed for Man or Delta L'psilon House. Jan. 12 7-0 Good oni. ai paM-c>pat>.>| after I pm. *;S00 623-7M6. Of ground beef, broiltd ovei F p.m. Nations only non-secret [Two open-flame broiled ■» l" CKaf raaiauianla. V«MI Wed, morninjs sss-isni open (limes, served on a toisted tanara p'oh>b Thurtdoy. January 9, 1975, Tha BG N.wi, »ag. 7 Cash changes outlook The name's the same, but... BULLETIN former Dayton Dunbar star coach Haley asked me to be MAC His 158 scoring Steve Cooper (Faic'dn1"^ Tke K.lo cageri shed close to IS pounds of captain, but I said no." average makes him BG'I guard I wasn't getting-^"'' •rasped ■ *Ml fecUtoa io extra weight that hampered Cash explained, it's a lot of second-leading scorer and ball to me early enough^"' Syraeasc Uaiversity lait his mobility last winter responsibility But it's a lot 9th in the loop Cash continued "Now, hes" Bight al Syraeasc, N.Y. Tka "I have lost since last different now I'm a senior, 1 Rebounding comes getting the passes to me; as "' Oraagemea Jaasaea alt to t year." he explained "Last and I've got to be a leader " naturally to Cash, but he soon as I get open and we're""' 1M lead la HM aacaiac year I was carrying excess "JUNE" said the most said he worked hard during working well together " mla.tr. al tke easiest aaa weight This weight I'm difficult part of being a the summer to refine his ■ever trailed thereafter. carrying now is solid " leader is going out and With the toughest part of offensive talents Syrarair led al kail time by The weight loss has hustling during every the conference schedule a 4S-ZS margla. resulted in performances by practice and during games lying ahead. Cash is hepeful "CERTAIN TIMES when Cash that have BG cage I try to hustle all the that BG ran continue Us " By Dick Reel I get down low and get Aialttaat Sports Edlter buffs reminiscing about his time But it's so damn winning ways and captare r position on a player. 1 want initial varsity season two hard." he explained. "It's the MAC title the ball." he explained "I He still wears number 42 years ago. That year saw hard to do it I go all out I day don't think I can be stopped After all. he wafits on his jersey He is still a Cash rank as the nation's in and day out Some days I inside, because I have a lot something to show (or all starting forward in the eighth best rebounder with a really feel down But I just of moves and I can do a lot the hustle and leadership ' 15.2 average He also led the try to do the best I can " Bowling Green lineup And of tilings with the ball that has become a major'* his name is still Cornelius Falcons in scoring with an Cash said his main goal as Earlier in the veai. part of hnn this year. Cash IS-point norm a co-captain is to "get Yet the man who dazzled LAST SEASON. Cash was everyone up for a game " — 1 Try!. Falcon hoop fans as a somewhat of a disappoint- "Before a game, me or sophomore and then dls ment Although he did not Skip will say a prayer or BG booters honored appointed many last season match his sophomore form, something to get everyone as a junior with inconsistent he still was BG's top scorer motivated." he said Six members ot the Falcon soccer team have-, performances, has changed 113.9 > and rebounder < 12 41 "Sometimes, we ask one of received post sivison honors in his senior season "I wasn't concentrating the younger players to do it. Senior co captain Bod Lewis topped the award list The reason is simple. last year like I am now." and it has worked pretty when he was named honorable mention all American- Cash said "I was going into good " and second team all Midwest He was also a first' "IT'S WANTING to win." the games not ready to It is obvious that the team selection in the Mid American Conference'' Cash said "It's my last play " changes by Cash are (MAO and all-Ohio balloting year We've got the talent, Cash said he has changed benefitting him, and also his Teammates Rich Cotton. Steve Cabalka and Steve and I want to win the his mental outlook on the teammates Kittelberger received honorable mention in the alK%. conference title badly and game this season One "Everyone's putting out." Ohio voting ;'.; go on to a post-season reason for the switch is that he said "F.veryone wants to Cabalka. Kittelberger and Bob Boss also werd|:f'' : tourney." the powerful hoop play and to win the MAC I named first team all MAC choices while Cotton and '' Cash has changed-- performer now has leader do especially " Bart Hayden were second team league picks. obviously for the better - ship responsibility He is one THE (-7, 215-pound senior The Falcon booters posted a 6-3-1 record and took both mentally and of the Falcon co-captains is currently averaging 15 .1 second plac em the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association! ,-ijl along with Skip Howard rebounds per contest, tops last fall ■- ij physically this year The .♦>ft physical change has seen the When I was a sophomore. for BG and also best in the .•■<: All-pro selections announced !~J NEW ORLEANS lAPl- Only three National offensive unit was headed by Armstrong, the NFL rushing Miami and center jXm Super Bowl opponents Conference players-Yary. Oakland quarterback Ken champion with 1.407 yards (.anger o( Miami It was this Minnesota and Pittsburgh Dallas wide receiver Drew Stabler who completed 57.4 Riley Odoms of Denver fourth straight year that\ claimed five places on The Pearson and place-kicker per cent of his passes for was named the tight end Little has been named an i Associated Press all-Pro Chester Marcol of Green 2.469 yards during the with Pearson and Cliff all-Pro and also the Icslpli w football team announced Bay-were named to the regular season. Branch of Oakland as the selection for Ilpshaw yesterday offensive unit On defense, wide receivers That trio On defense, besides the NFC placed just four BUFFALO'S 0 J caught 164 passes during the front four of Green Minnesota, the National players-Page. I.os Angeles Simpson, who set an all-time regular season. Greene, Youngblood Conference champion, was end Jack Youngblood. rushing record of 2,003 yards Besides Yary. the Page, the AP panel chase represented by offensive linebacker Ted Hendricks of two years ago and gained offensive line included Ham. Green Bay's 'Ted tackle Ron Yary, who was Green Bay and Philadelphia 1,125 yards this season, was Oakland tackle Art StiaU, Hendricks and Phila- named to-the team for the linebacker BillBorgey.- also named MUhe beoklield guards-Gene (pshaw nt delphia's Bill hergeyas line third consecutive season. The high-powered ■alone with Denver's Otis Oakland and Larry Little Of ' 'backers. and defensive tackle Alan Page, elected for the fifth straight year Pittsburgh's represents Congratulations to our Congratulations lives were defensive tackle Joe Greene, defensive end Changes in attitude and physical condition have h.lped L. C. Greenwood and line new TKE Actives: falcon Mnior eager Cornelius Cash (42) got off to a goad start to the New barker Jack Ham. thit season. Htrt, "Jun." mak.t a determined effort to block a »hot by Ohio's George Green in last year's action. Cash The American Conference Officers of AEP 'June' recently moved into second place among all-time BG dominated both offensive Jim Fluckinger rebounden behind the great Nate Thurmond with BS8 career and defensive teams named by a national panel of sports rebounds. (Newsphoto by Carl Seid) Pres.: Randy Dodson writers and broadcasters Tom Good V.P.: Tim Fening LIMITED TIME ONLY BEER Mike Kaye Scribe: Willy Shankland Treasurer: Fritz Nagel BLAST Alan Niebes 10% 0 IFC Rep.: Monty Parnsh FF FRIDAY JAN. 10 All Guitars In Stock Nick Pomento Sentinel: John O'Neil « Come In & See Our Selection COMMONS DINING HALL Rush: Tom Kubancik Bruce Schwarzkoff Pledge Master: Marco Jeffenes 9 P.M.-l A.M. i BI6EL0W MUSIC SHOPPE SOUND SYSTEM 126E.W00STERST. 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When it gets down to that, you just keep pouring it • • • center notched one goal and seven assists during the On Dec 28 last year, the Bowling Green icers lost a major on in the earlier games. Technically, the teams should be The 12-4-1 record for 1974 was the best start in the history tourney. eastern tournament on the basis of statistics The tourney against each other in the final game and not against what of Bowling Green hockey teams In addition. BG was 6-0-1 Dobek. with 106 assists to date, trails only Chuck Gyles against eastern schools in 1974. title was decided in the statistics book, not on the ice they did with other teams." • • • ('731 in career assists at BG Northeastern tied BG. 4-4. in the final round of the • • • ROSS SCORED the 100th point of his career last Tuesday Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) tournament in THE FRESHMEN Falcon skaters have been turning in CONGRATULATIONS go to Doug Ross who was voted night when the Falcons blasted Ohio State. 7-2. in Columbus Troy. NY No piayoff period was played Northeastern won some impressive performances on offense and defense. The "Falcon of the week" by Bowling Green fans after his fine He is currently 10th on the BG career scoring list. the championship on the basis of fewer goals scored against rookie skaters dominated most of the action at the RPI play during the two-game series with Western Ontario last • • • them in the first two games of the tournament Invitational In the recently concluded tournament, II of the month. Falcon fans will again have the opportunity to vote for the Head Falcon coach Ron Mason conceded that a tie game 16 Falcon goals were scored by freshmen Ross scored four goals in two encounters played Dec 13 outstanding BG player this weekend when the icers face was better than a loss, but he disagreed with the tournament • • • and 14. In the first game, the hustling winger notched his McMaster at the Ice Arena Rink Rats' "Falcon of the procedure for determining a champion in the event of a tie Veteran defenseman Roger Archer and freshman center second hat trick I three goals I of the year Ross garnered his week" ballots will be included with the game programs "I thought there should have been some kind of a playoff." Mike Hartman were named to the RPI tourney first team first hat trick early in the season against Notre Dame. Lacrosse The BG New A meeting will be held at 7 p.m. today in 101 Business SPORTS Administration for all men interested in trying out for Thursday, Januory 9, 1975 Page 8 the varsity lacrosse team Dan Garfield Falcons join hockey elife By Dan Garfield hockey havens of middle Central Collegiate Hockey winning seasons and a i I'll \ aggressors, while winning Assistant Sports Editor America, the Eastern shore Association (CCHAl What championship title I the one of three with the WCHA and southeastern Canada was this baby of conferences Falcons emerged as Once upon a puck, then- But the WCIIA had a nasty to do in a land of gigantic seasoned performers From THE 13-4-1 season record was a very noble and mighty cousin-the Eastern Coast powerhouses'' their second-rate cocoon, is the finest beginning of any force called the Western Athletic Conference the Falcons emerged as BG year With a host of Collegiate Hockey (ECAC). For many years, THROUGHOUT THE national contenders home encounters. theCCHA Association IWCHAi This this strong college hockey early 1970s. Bowling Green The Falcons' ever-present title still up in the air and "Goliath'' of hockey league matched body checks was spanked silly by the showing in the top-ten the NCAA looming in the supremacy had a terrific and power-play goals with Eastern powers-Huston college poll (currently 9thi clouds, the Falcons are army of 10 teams to protect the WCHA. and this feud University. Clarkson and this season is no joke BG sitting pretty-unlike many its untarnished name and went on for 50 years. always tough IIP 1 Those has been in the top-ten for other former powers. spread fear throughout the Then along came the were the trying years of six straight weeks with a The only thing BG has to Falcon hockey BG was still number of impressive fear is fear of losing in diapers Those were also showings away from home Another loss like the 8-2 Ticket information the days when BG played Now. 12 of the 16 pasting at Western Michigan such inferior teams as Ohio remaining contests are on during the holidays will There are approximately 500 general admission tickets University and Hynearson In home ice knock the Falcons out of the remaining for Saturday night's basketball game with Miami pad the winning columns. It is standard procedure in national limelight for good al Anderson Arena The student II) ticket exchange will Meanwhile, in the WCHA. both the ECAC and the this year Right wings* Doug 'Dyno' Ross standt engulfed by Buffalo remain in effect today and tomorrow General admission the rough house gangs from WCHA that if you split on The BG icers must d«f»nd«rs in a gome earlier this y«ar. Th« senior forward, tickets priced al $2 for adults and $1 for students are also on Michigan Tech, Michigan the road, you "win" that concentrate on winning one who scorod his 100th caroor point last Tuesday night in the sale Reserved seats for the contest are sold out. and Michigan Slate blasted series The Falcons have game at a time 'Dyno' Falcons' 7-2 slashing of Ohio Staff, is currently tied for second Tickets for the hockey series with McMaster this weekend the inexperienced HG teams gone one step better this There's a new kid on the are on sale Both student ID ticket exchange and general regularly. year, compiling a 6-0-1 mark block now Look out ECAC place on the team in total points with 33 and goals-scored admission and reserved seat tickets will be sold al the door Almost overnight (four against the best l-.CAi and WCHA with 17. 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