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That was a statistically and didn't significantly But Arthur F. Bums, chairman of downward revision from the change what economists knew about the Federal Reserve Board, said preliminary estimate last month of a the third quarter. conditions don't appear bad enough 4 per cent growth rate, the rate at this time to warrant a tax cut to generally considered sufficient to BUT THE REVISION meant that stimulate the economy. keep up with normal population the ecomony was weaker than Two University of Michigan growth. But the rate is believed originally thought during the final economists, however, said that even insufficient to reduce unem- month. with a $13 billion tax cut, the ployment. The inflation rate estimated in the economy would grow next year only The figures were revised primarily GNP was revised downward from an a shade faster than necessary to because some figures in the annual rate of 4.4 per cent to 4.2 per reduce unemployment. Advisers to preliminary report had to be cent. President-elect Jimmy Carter have estimated for the final month of the Individual disposable income, suggested tax cuts ranging from $8 quarter. The foreign trade surplus adjusted for both taxes and inflation, billion to $15 billion. on goods and services, for example, originally increased by $1 from the $4,143 posted in the second quarter. The revision changed that to a $1 drop. The figures are based on .972 East Germans evict dollars. Final sales, which are considered the measure of ultimate demand in the economy, grew at an annual rate satirical balladeer of 4.1 per cent for the third quarter, BERLIN (AP)-Open dissidence has broken out in Communist East Ger- compared to 4.2 per cent in the many at a level not seen since the tumult of the 1950s. second quarter and 4.4 per cent For the first time ever, a group of East German intellectuals has for- estimated in the third quarter. mally called on the government to reverse a hardline position in expelling The revisions followed two monthly Nvwtpholo bv Don kmflU popular balladeer Wolf Biermann and revoking his East German citizenship. drops in industrial production, a flat Tuba squad leader John Taylor, senior, takes a break between songs during the The satirical ballads of Biermann, an avowed if unorthodox Communist, performance in retail sales over four TuDn tOlent University Marching Bund concert Wednesday night. The concert featured have long irked East German leaders. months and a rise in the unem- I is ftsu I Ui CTI f I gelations from songs played on the field during marching seaioa See more Some Western observers speculated that German authorities were ployment rate from7.7percentto7.9 pictures and story on page 5. launching a new wave of repression against individual expression. percent. BIFRMANN'S expulsion follows a Protestant clergyman's burning himself to death in political protest last August and official actions against two Developer plans another mini-mall for city writers in recent weeks. One was expelled from the country and the other from the East German Writer's Association. A glass enclosed, multi-story building was an accomplishment, The suit, filed in Wood County DeHays and an associate, Peter A number of private citizens have expressed openly their desire to travel building housing a mini-mall and following the gutting of the Gigolo, Common Pleas Court, was ruled on Thomas, will design the building. outside their walled-in state. Up to 20,000 persons are estimated to have of- business offices will be built on the according to acity official who asked Monday and DeHays' ownership of Thomas is a shopping center ficially requested permission to resettle in West Germany, and Western former site of the Gigolo nightclub, that he not be identified. the property was confirmed, Russell developer from tlie Toledo area. diplomats in Berlin claim 200,000 or more would leave if there were no which was destroyed by fire. told the News. The city has not seen or approved restrictions. The mini-mall will have space for The nightclub was destroyed June the plans, Russell said, adding that WHILE BIERMANN, stranded in West Germany, pondered what to do 13 stores and several local merchants 1, 1975, the night of the Poe Ditch DeHays said, the building will in- many city construction regulations next, a group of 13 other East German artists issued a public letter on his have inquired about rental, Hottes A. Music Festival. Since that time the clude a mini-mall on the lower, main must be met. behalf Wednesday. DeHays, owner and designer of the property, located at 165 N. Main St, and second-floor levels. An un- The signers said they did not endorse everything Biermann says or does, building, said. The "New York has remained a barren landmark. determined number of upper levels but the East German state should be able to put up with a poet who shares in a Deli," featuring delicatessen foods will house business offices. Clarification long literary tradition of being uncomfortable to his own time and place. and atmosphere, has already "I'M GLAD they're planning to reserved space in the building. build," George H. Russell, city A sheltered walk will connect the Academic Council's action to The letter quoted Karl Marx as saying,' 'The proletarian revolution must be require 30 more hours of able to criticize itself." But beginning construction of the director of planning, housing and building and the city-owned parking zoning, said. lot behind the building. students seeking dual degrees, as reported in yesterday's Construction of the building, now News, does not include students scheduled to begin in May, was Stores in the mini-mall will be Alarm system fails in jet mishap connected by bridges and open seeking two degrees within the stalled for more than a year same college of those seeking a following the fire. The delay was parking lot behind the building. INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-A com- misunderstood and began a descent bachelor of fine arts degree TWA SAID three cabin attendents caused by a civil suit filed between with teacher preparation, puterized alerting system installed to 23,000 feet. in the Pittsburgh-bound flight were the former owner of the building and Stores in the mini-mall will be according to a spokesman for less than a year ago to prevent air- injured slightly when the pilot, Capt. DeHays, who paid a down payment of connected by bridges and open spiral borne disasters failed to activate in the College of Arts and IN ACCORDANCE with standard Dick Thomas of Kansas City, Mo., $500 on the building a week before the staircases. Elevators are included in Sciences. the near miss of two TWA jetliners practice in controlled flight, the pilot made a steep left turn. fire. the building's plans. 27,000 feet over Ohio, a Federal read back the clearance, she said, Aviation Administration (FAA) but the controller did not catch the spokesman said. error. "That's one of the things under The misunderstanding was not investigation" FAA spokesman discovered until the pilot gave a Some groups to seek more funds Mariorie Kriz said. second, advisory radio message that The two jetliners, headed in op- he was passing through 29,000 feet on By Dennis J. Sadowski cannot get financial assistance from BBCA published the first issue of Major expenditures include a posite directions yesterday af- his way to 23,000. The controller then Staff Reporter the department or program in which the Obsidian recently and hopes to pledge to the Third World Theater ternoon, took evasive action to avoid alerted pilots of both planes to their they are enrolled. continue to do so in the future, Davis and Cultural Affairs ($620), spon- a collision and passed within a mile close proximity. Representatives from some of the Lenhart said Student Activities had said. The Obsidian is a newspaper to soring an appearance by Stokely of each cither about 20 miles northeast The airliners, a DC9 bound from groups receiving general fee a $324.43 surplus from last year provide another source of in- Carmichael ($256), a welcoming of Columbus, the FAA inirl Indianapolis to Pittsburgh and a allocations said they will ask for which was added to this year's formation to the student, he ex- program for freshmen ($119) and Kriz said the pilot of the westbound Boeing 72"/ headed from Washington more money next year during recent budget plained miscellaneous expenses ($96) flight apparently misunderstood the to Dayton, both were under the interviews with the News. "I think we would hope to receive "What we're trying to get together leaving the group with ($3,296) for Indianapolis-based controller and control of the Indianapolis Air Route Each of these groups received a basically the same amount next is a third world cultural affairs the remainder of this year, Williams was descending to a lower altitude Traffic Control Center, the FAA said.' portion of $1,958,250 from the student year," he said. "It is presumptuous week," Davis said The week would said than specified. Officials at Indianapolis refused to general fee. Upon recommendation to ask for more money in a tight feature a series of themes and Williams said BSU will ask for She said the pilot of the westbound discuss the situation and referred of the Advisory Committee on economy." speakers to tie the events together $8,000-$10,000 for next year. flight was cleared to descend from calls to Kriz at the FAA's Chicago General Fee Allocations (ACGFA), and may be spread into three dif- THE BLACK AFRICAN People's , 31,000 to 28,000 feet, but apparently public relations office. 26 groups received funding. The "IF THE budget were cut, we ferent weeks to accomodate Assn. (BAPA) will be sponsoring an recommendations were reviewed would have to establish priorities of speakers' schedules, he added. Africa Week during winter quarter to and revised by University President what would have to be done," he "I don't think BBCA is getting the create awareness at the University of Hollis A. Moore Jr. added kinds of money we could use to make the contributions of Africa to the Among the groups which received Lenhart is also the budget ad- a real significant impact on the world Ernest A. Champion, BAPA funds were Student Activities, ministrator of Cultural Affairs. University," Davis said "We're adviser, said. $31,000; Cultural Affairs, $10,000; "Cultural Affairs is given en going to ask for more money next This quarter BAPA has co- the Black Board of Cultural amount of money by the general fees year. I would like to see about $20,000 sponsored Stokely Carmichael and Activities, $10,300; the Black Student committee to support those cultural for next year." has spent money for supplies and Union, $6,200; the Black African activities on campus that can't be Kenneth Simonson, legal adviser to operations, Champion said. About Peoples Association, $1,500; La supported by other fees," he said. the Black Student Union (BSU), and $1,000 remains, he added. Union de Estudiantes Latinos, $6,000 Such activities include dance, Kenny J. Chambers, director of "I don't think they were satisfied and the Third World Graduate theater, art and music, he explained communications for BSU, expressed (with the allocation), but with what Association, $1,300. "We were very happy we got the an interest in working with other they received earlier, it was two- "It (the allocation) is in line with allocation," Lenhart said. "They groups to provide programs for the fold," he said what we've had in past years," (Cultural Affairs) will ask for the entire University community. He said the group may ask for Richard Lenhart, coordinator of amount of money they feel they need $2O0O-$30O0 for next year, "but they'll Student Activities, said. "We spend to bring the type of programs *.J the CHAMBERS SAID the allocation do with what they get." our fees on what will be a benefit to campus that they feel is necessary." BSU received is not enough to La Union de Estudiantes Latinos is the entire student body." The Black Board of Cultural provide adequate programming for attempting to bring author Corky Activities (BBCA) began the year both the black student and the Gonzalez or Caesar Chavez, United EXPENDITURES include with a $1,500 debt that left them with University community in general. Farm Workers president, to the homecoming, co-sponsoring an $8,000 from their general fee "What we would like to see, since University, according to Teresa appearance by actress Lillian Gish, a allocation, said Warren B. Davis, our budget isn't sufficient, is some Zamora, chairman of the Union. welcome back mixer, pre- BBCA adviser. cooperation between BSU, UAO and
NwnphoKobr K«vin KWn registration and orientation, other groups who receive more A BEER BLAST is planned for Freshmen Terry D.BItoer (left), Mike K. Miller and otherKohl speakers, films and small concerts, DAVIS SAID BBCA pledged $5,000 funding,'' Chamber said winter quarter and Dr. Rudolfo residents participated in a marshmallow-eating contest Lenhart said. to the Third World Theater and This year, BSU inherited a $1,000 Acuna, author from California will Wednesday night sponsored by Kohl Hall. They competed by He said Student Activities also Cultural Affairs to help that program deficit from 1975, leaving the group visit the University in the spring, she stuff lag the most fluffy whites they could get into their mouths. budgets money for students who have present plays to the University with only $5,200, Steven J. Williams, added. . programs they wish to develop but community. budget administrator for BSU said. to page}
DIRT DAMAGE opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' degrees valuable faculty union means muscle By David C. Roller train robbery in B.G. Even if it were custodial services. We have been ministration and faculty self- Department of History certain that collective bargaining unable to adequately fund the governance. This summer, however, Academic Council's decision to stiffen the requirements for Guest Columnist would do nothing to improve faculty library and we probably soon toe University's Board of Trustees graduating with dual degrees is a matter of academic Integrity and salaries, I believe there remain two curtail all but the most elemental of approved a new charter, one which the News agrees with its decision. In a recent conversation with a very compelling reasons for the the health center services. Yet when varies significantly from the Up to this point, a student could graduate in four years with two student, mention was made of the faculty to form a union at this time. a group of faculty presented to Academic Charter approved by a degrees by carefully maneuvering overlapping requirements and possibility of a faculty union at legislators the dismal condition of vote of the Faculty. taking the right combination of elective courses. Bowling Green. "Why form a 1) OVER THE past several years University finances, they were told: Whatever one's view of the merits union?" he asked; "even Jesse the state has greatly expanded its "Look, you people have as little pull and demerits of the changes the James couldn't get money out of an support of primary, secondary, around here (in Columbus) as trustees made in the new charter, The problem with "two degrees for the price of one" Is that after a empty train." The student may be technical and medical education. welfare recipients." the fact remains that those changes while the value of obtaining these degrees sinks in the eyes of the quite right. Although faculty Yet, during roughly that same span Actually, higher education has less were made contrary to the expressed recipient and potential employers. salaries at Bowling Green have been of time, its support levels for higher "pull," for welfare recipients are at wishes of the faculty. It is the Academic Council took a step to effectively combat the problem by seriously eroded by inflation during education at institutions such as least numerous enough to have their board's legal Derogative to make any stipulating that students seeking two degrees accumulate at least 213 the past several years (it would Bowling Green have failed to keep votes count. If the Bowling Green changes it wishes in University credit hours for graduation, an Increase of 30 from the current 183. require almost a 25 per cent increase pace with rising costs. Ad- faculty and the faculties of other governance procedures, and to make to restore them to 1969 levels), the ministrators, faculty and SGO state assisted universities unionize, those changes it deems necessary. very real financial problems con- representatives have tried to inform then we may gain sufficient muscle time it deems necessary. frontinc this Univeritv make it legislators of our needs; they have to get the attention of the legislature, But in exercising that perogative, Critics of the proposal say that 30 more hours means more money to unlikely that even a Jesse James tried reason, they have appealed the governor and the voters of Ohio. it has broken a fifteen year tradition Attend for two more quarters. But why shouldn't a student be could help redress the situation. even to some supposed hind of of consultation and cooperation, and required to attend longer and pay more If he wants to graduate with Moreover, the probable parsimony idealism all without significant 2) SINCE THE "departure" of it has pointedly reminded the two degrees? of the state with regard to higher results. former President MacDonald, faculty that all policies and Others say that if two degrees can be earned in 183 hours there education make relief during the We have had to raise student fees Bowling Green has enjoyed procedures by which this University should be no reason why the degrees should not be awarded. But forseeable future as unlikely as a and to curtail our maintenance and relatively harmonious ad- operates exist only at the sufferance issuing too many degrees Irresponsibly will in time diminish the of the board. If and when this credibility of the University and respect for the diploma. University adopts collective bargaining, however, negotiated agreements reached with the In turn, counselors and departments throughout the University faculty will have the force of legal should ensure that the additional courses are meaningful and not contracts and the board will not be insignificant classes that will prove of little relevance to a graduate. able unilaterally to amend, alter or The extra courses, as all courses, should be important subjects cancel governance documents as designed to give a student better Insight to his areas of expertise. they have done this summer. Although there are many arguments against the changing of dual degree requirements, there is no substitute for a degree that means THE STUDENT may be right something. Unionization of the Bowling Green faculty mav not immediately lead to proportionately higher salaries. But let's hear from you salaries are not the sole concern of a union. If this university is ever going The News welcomes opinion from its readers in the form of letters to to receive greater state support for ill- ■ editor which comment on published columns, editorial policy or any its library, for scholarships, for other topic of interest student services and for all the other All letters should be typewritten and triple spaced. They must be costs of running a first-rate signed and the author's' address and phone number must be included for university-including salaries of verification. faculty and classified staff-BGSU Utters can be sent to: Letters to the Editor, The BG News. 106 needs greater muscle in Columbus University Hall. than it can now muster. The News reserves the right to reject any letters or portions of letters Also, as the board has chosen if they are deemed in bad taste or malicious. No personal attacks or unilaterally to alter the fundamental name-calling will be published. governance document of BGSU, the Readers wishing to submit guest columns should follow a similiar procedure. YEAH rCfi. faculty needs a Union if they are to (My $44000 mfftRm -1 THINK in Qvfm A my pA/cd* regain a constant voice in the betters ly\ljt! governance of this University. broader areas ot university gover- cold. The fact that I've yet to see an column twice as much if everyone include crucial and newsworthy Our desire is that our members lights nance. RA. stand outside in her p.j.'s for would compose less emotional, more facts, especially those which are team from each other and the guest The larger community also fifteen minutes, makes my blood fact filled letters-hard as it is to do specified as such by the individuals speakers which we plan to have. This letter is a pat on the back, so properly selects some people, not shiver all the more. this when we feel something who are most knowledgeable about For this organization to succeed, to speak, to the University. On necessarily from its own members, I estimate that if the RA.'s hussled strongly. the subject-at-hand. I cannot help and to serve the needs of all people of Thursday. October 28 TheBG News to handle the necessary ad- down the halls, checked the alarms, Karen Nadler but harbor somewhat less than en- this philosophy on campus, we need printed an article stating that the ministrative chores of making the and hussled back to the desk, the 106 McDonald East thusiastic feelings about the BG student and faculty input-we need to nighttime lighting system on campus academic enterprise run smoothly. entire quad could be checked in News as a dependable source of know who you want to hear, and the had been looked into and that Academic policies, however, are under three minutes. (I've seen support thorough and accurate information. subjects you wish to discuss. something was going to be done determined by the faculty in a well- them take five to eight minutes now.) This is important to us now, first, about the problem. All very fine, but run university. This has, at least I'd venture to say they could beat I may be only a freshman here at Susan G.Conover because we desire to have as broad 1 wasn't really satisfied with just over the last sixteen years, been some of the residents down the stairs. Bowling Green, but at least I have Staff Associate for Student an appeal as possible, and second, talk. Tliat's why I'm am now really more or less characteristic of If the alarm has to be reset, why the guts to stand up and cheer our Development & Counseling pleased that steps have been taken. because the meeting at which we Bowling Green. can't the residents be allowed to football team on. It makes me sick to hope to resolve these matters is at Many of the poorly-lit areas on The new provision of having the come back in-at least tothe lounge to see some of the upper-classmen campus have been provided with atheists hand, specifically, this Sunday, at 7 faculty submit a couple of names, in wait? downgrading our football team. p. m. in the sanctuary of Kohl Hall lights, and most of the campus is now no particular order, from which the I feel that if the residents could feel People like Bill Estep, for one, sure safe to walk on as far as surprise A notice to all students who are We Invite the Interested, the "boss" might make a choice is a step confident that only a couple minutes have some spirit Week after week I disillusioned by the overabundance curious-anyone with an open mind attacks in the dark are concerned. I in the direction of the hired-hand would be spent in the cold, they would have read his sarcastic comments of religiously oriented groups on this who desires to see 'an alternative' would like to commend the model I oppose that model, and be more cooperative in evacuating about the team in The BG News. campus: there is an alternative! succeed-to come to our next University on its prompt action as contrary to the report, I do indeed the building in the minimum amount To be blunt, I am getting very sick University Atheists, a newly formed meeting, armed with fresh ideas, soon us it had decided that a problem intend to get into whatever hassles of time. These few minutes could of Mr. Estop. I don't think that I ever group, exists to bring together, for your opinion, and your wits, existed. Thank you very much for are necessary to change it. The save lives. have heard him say a nice thing the purpose of discussion and prepared to learn something. checking into the situation "legal hassles" I want to avoid are It makes sense. If the alarms are about the team. Coach Nehlen, I education, all those who disagree only those that arise because of ill- checked and reported faster, the fire think, has done his best in producing with the current, fashionable ideas of R Anthony Grieco Sidney Ann Owen considered wording. I shall through department will get here faster and teams in the past and I feel sure he religion and theology. 152 Kohl .t42Dunbar established channels, submit an fewer residents will be left in the will continue to do so in the future. amendment. building. To Mr. Estep I say shut up. If you faculty Having said all of this, and perhaps Let's save lives. Give it a try. cant ever say anything nice about having implied some slight criticism the team, then don't say anything at I confess to being the mysterious of the report by Ms. Gebolys, I come Susan Nikolai all. I realize that no team is perfect The BT3 Hews "Professor Bob". to my main purpose in responding: 205 Mac North but you have to show your support for Her main point was absolutely them or else they won't even like I thought I had identified myself correct. It was a great disap- adequately when I stood up to speak emotion playing to win. Page 2 Friday, Nov. 19,1976 pointment to me to be unavoidably To everyone here at BG I say, show at the Faculty Meeting on Tuesday; late to the meeting and yet find out EDITORIAL STAFF apparently I did not, so I apologize to Like most everyone else who gets your support for our team and don't that (a) the meeting had not yet hold of a BG News regularly, I can't downgrade them. editor ioseph I. we Hell): your reporter. started and (b) there were plenty of Since I barely recognized my help but to have noticed the con- managing editor kevln b. mccray seats. Apathy or not, however, I news editor potricla a. thomai points in the Wednesday story about tinuing pro and con arguments ap- Virginia Osbom sincerely hope that we will never pearing in this column with regard to editorial edilor lames a. sluiewskl the meeting, I would like to repeat 436Compton win editor William p. saunders have the kind of dramatic events that the leghold traps issue. I don't feel them briefly. once before stirred a faculty to ac- makeup edilor victoria I. sltlord The new academic charter implies myself informed on this issue to the sports edilo r Willie c. eslep tion. ^degree that I would be willing to inaccurate pile to editor mlndy milllgan a factory or military model for the copy editor cert p. remensky proper organization of a university. express an opinion. Robert M.Guion, What I'm writing about is the On October 29, The BG News It considers the chairman a first line Department of Psychology printed an article about the Time- BUSINESS STAFF supervisor and the dean a second almost mindless wording in most of the letters I've seen so far. Until Flexible Degree Program With the business manager douglas a. blank level supervisor who is the "boss" of exception of a few relatively minor the "chair". Sixteen years ago, when Judy Bowen's letter (Thursday, advertising manager gordon t. sayre alarming November 11) I was ready to dismiss errors, the article was accurate. sales manager lynne d. marsak this University was embroiled in What concerns me, however, is production manager robertw. bortel controversy, this same model was the issue altogether, simply because :: If there was a fire in one of the no one's letter I'd read had presented that several important facts about implied by reference to faculty dorms tonight, many people would be the program were omitted-facts members as "hired-hands". an argument that could stand on its The BO News Is published deily Tuesday through Friday during the regular severely injured because they either two feet; one which wasn't simply that I specifically asked the repor- school year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowling Green:: This is an inappropriate model of Stele University under the euthorlty ol the University Publications Committee. failed to leave the building or were hysterical rhetoric on the subject ters who interviewed me to include. university structure. The old and not fast enough to escape the danger. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ol The which we've been hearing for years. From my conversations with BO News, the University administration, the foculty or stelf or the State of Ohio. •: perhaps hackneyed expression about Why? Because they heard the alarm students, it is evident that many were Editorials and editorlel cartoons reflect the opinion ol the meiority of the mem-:-' a "community of scholars" is rarely and all they could think of was the ten Instead of using emotional and misled by the article; I only hope that bars ol The BO News Editorial Boerd. heard anymore, but it is a better or fifteen minutes they stood outside vacuous catch phrases concerning the printed misinformation will not The BO News and Bowling Oreen State University are equal opportunity em-'. basis for designing academic pleyert end do not dlscrimlnete in hiring practices. in scant clothing the last time the villainous creatuures who get then- prevent other students from in- The Newt will net accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading structure. In a comtnunity of alarm went off. kicks from torturing defenseless vestigating or participating in the M insulting on the basis el race, sea or national origin. scholars, a group of senior scholars I'm guilty too. I confess that when animals, or the perfectly innocent program. All rights to meterial published in The BO News are reserved. (known as a department faculty) I am down in the main lounge in my relaxation and pleasure gained from I am well aware that BG News Editorlel and Business Offices who are less transient than the robe and no shoes, I walk mighty "Just another great American reporters must cover a considerable let University Hall student scholars, select one of slowly to the nearest exit because I sport", Ms. Bowen supported her number and variety of stories. Bowling Oreen Stele University themselves (these days called a Bowling Oreen. Ohio «J40i know that an RA. will be standing dearly worded argument with Nonetheless, I do not think it too Phone (41*) 171-1001 chair) to represent them in the there, ready to push me out into the documented facts, fd enjoy this much to ask that in their articles they The BG News, Friday, Nov. 19,1976 Page 3 Day in Review 24-hour study areas proposed By Mark Sharp Robert J. McGeein, turning off the lights when reducing the consumption single dorm and consider space resource coordinator leaving a room, is a long of these would greatly help resident reactions. From Associated Press Reports Twenty-four hour study in the office of resource term educational process. to reduce cost," he said "By establishing a short areas and energy-saving planning, spoke at the Therefore, it is not as good McGeein stressed his adjustment period while ideas for on-campus meeting in response to the a way to reduce energy desire to have a public offering residents the Kelley complains The source would not identify the buildings were discussed RLA's proposal to am- cost," he said. forum to institute energy feeling that they have an issues still in dispute, but said some savings rather than ar- FBI Director Clarence M Kelley said at the Residence Life mend the list of acceptable "If the current rate of out, most students will were in the area of the industry pattern Association (RLAi appliances for student use consumption continues, bitrarily imposing them probably accept any that his top aides told him nothing when established a month ago at Ford Motor he complained to them privately that meeting Wednesday night in dormitory rooms. there will be a $350,000 upon students. He said he changes with a minimal Co. after a 28-day strike. That pattern RLA intends to present The revised list, which increase in utility cost to hopes to experiment number of complaints," he someone in the bureau was lying to him was followed by Chrysler. about FBI burglaries. Dr. Richard R. Eakin. vice was previously approved the University in the next various cutbacks on a said "We're not out of time, but we're in provost for student affairs, by the RLA, includes academic year," McGeein In a deposition made public yester- the crucial period," he said. day. Kelley testified that he has never with plans for four possible popcorn poppers, coffee said A walkout against the nation's No. 1 locations for 24-hour study pots, hot pots, toasters, According to McGeein, been told details of burglaries con- car maker would mark the first time the ACGFA funds ducted by FBI agents after 1966 against areas. toaster ovens, electric the only way to moderate UAW has staged two national auto The second floor lounge frying pans and sewing these increased costs is to persons thought to be involved with strikes in one year since 1937, when a from page 1 militant political groups. of the Student Services machines. All of these reduce consumption. then infant union ws fighting for in- Building, the Commuter currently are prohibited McGeein said the major Expenditures also include student employment, He said he never sought such in- dustry recognition. timation either from his own staff or Center, Hayes Hall and for use in dorm rooms. goal of the University's equipment, communications, travel and entertainment. Moseley Hall arc the sites McGeein emphasized energy program is "to Zamorasaid from Justice Department officials Contestants quit eliminate waste but conducting a criminal investigation of being considered for 24- that reduction of energy "We're asking for more money for sure next year," Three more contestants in the Miss hour study lounges. cost at the University is maintain quality," adding, Zamorasaid "People think it's high, but it's not" the burglaries. "Earlier this year, the But Kelley disclosed for the first time World contest were pulled out by their being accomplished She said the group is planning a library and wants to that he discussed the matter in a private governments yesterday to protest the EAKIN said he favors through systems changes lighting on campus was purchase additional furniture for their office. racist image projected by the presence the lounge in the Student rather than modification of substantially reduced with A representative from the Third World Graduate Assn. meeting of senior FBI officials and that individual behavior pat- very few complaints." could not be reached for comment however, according to none offered any information. of two South African entrants, one black Services Building and and one white. suggested the RLA contact terns. "Electricity and natural University Treasurer Paul R. Nusser, and Joyce M. ^School supers meet Ten of the original 69 women in the campus police regarding "Changing individual gas are the main utility Bresler, student activities assistant, the organization has beauty pageant have now been with- the necessary security. behavior patterns, such as costs here on campus so not spent any of its allocations. Superintendents of the nation's big- drawn. Organizers said they were city schools yesterday began a three- afraid a "sensational, last-minute" day strategy session on educational walkout would be staged by others priorities they hope President-elect before the televised contest last night. Jimmy Carter will adopt. Miss Philippines. Miss Yugoslavia BSU to send reps to antiracist conference Money problems dominated the opening talks of the Council of Great and Miss Trinidad-Tobago were the The largest national Hundreds of antiracist between whites and non- Simonson, legal adviser to racist frame-ups, busing City Schools in Chicago. The superin- latest to be withdrawn, joining Miss student conference against activists are expected to whites over the apartheid the Black Student Union and the campaign against tendents say they look to Carter and India, Miss Mauritius, Miss Swaziland, racism scheduled in the attend the Third National policies of the minority (BSU). the BSU will send the death penalty. Congress to help rescue public Miss Liberia, Miss Seychelles, Miss Sri U.S. this fall will be held Student Conference white government in South representatives to the Other featured speakers education. Lanka and Miss Malaysia. this weekend at Boston Against Racism which will Africa. conference to obtain in- include Juanita Tyler, Money problems are not limited to big University. Boston, Mass. discuss recent struggles According to Kenneth formation about starting a mother of a victim of a city schools. In recent weeks several chapter of the National racist murder frame-up, Christians advance Student Coalition Against Robert Allen, editor of smaller school systems in Oregon and Christians claimed the capture Ohio have had to close their doors Some foods, cancer linked Racism on campus. Black Scholar magazine yesterday of a strategic Moslem village Two speakers will be and Mai-en Dixon of the because voters refused to approve near the Israeli border in Lebanon, and NEW YORK (AP)-The food you eat High fat foods include butter, visible fat National Student Coalition higher tax levies necessary to keep seems to influence your chances of getting on steaks, some bakery goods and whole Herbert Vilakazi, South pro-Syrian Palestinians battled in a African eyewitness of the Against Racism. them open. refugee camp in southern Beirut with or escaping certain cancers, scientists said milk with high butterfat content. Fibrous The coalition will The council meeting seeks federal foods include cereals and some vegetables. Soweto rebellion and guerrillas who support Yasis Arafat yesterday. Courtland Cox, secretary propose that student reform in desegregation and academic The Christian Phalange party said its It is estimated that one-half of the fatal If the "dangerous" elements in food governments, Black programs and a Secretary of Education. could be identified, they then could be general of the Sixth Pan- forces captured Kfar Kial in house-to- cancers in women and one-third in men Af ricanist Congress. Student Unions, Puerto house fighting during the night. But the may be attributed partly to diet habits, avoided, thus preventing many cancers, Rican and Chicano student Dr. Marks said. Gilmore returns leftist Lebanese Arab Army claimed the said Dr. Paul A. Marks, director of Cancer OTHER leading black organizations and other Condemned killer Gary Gilmore, attackers were thrown back to the Research Center of Columbia University's rights activists will ad- groups organize a College of Physicians and surgeons. Such a search is on, with the National returned to state prison and was fringes of the village, a few hundred Cancer Institute (NCI) putting increased dress topics including "National Day of Student cheered by fellow inmates yesterday yards from the Israeli border. alleged attempts of the Protests Against U.S. A leftist communique said the Foods high in fats appear to boost cancer emphasis on studies of relationships after two days at a hospital following his risks, while those high in fiber content between nutrition and cancer, said Dr. Gio U.S. government to ob- Complicity with Racists suicide attempt. Christians were aided by Israeli com- struct enforcement of Regimes in Southern mandos and backed by an artillery appear to reduce them, other speakers told B. Gori, of NCI's Division of Cancer Cause His girlfriend, Nicole Barrett, a conference on nutrition and cancer. and Prevention. school desegregation, Africa." regained consciousness for the first barrage from Israeli border positions. time since they took sleeping pills Authoritative military sources in Tel Tuesday in an apparent suicide pact Aviv denied Israeli involvement, but 1 Her condition was upgraded from there was no way to determine the The ALPHA PHIS J^j The AX RAVER critical to serious. Sic'walked with validity of either report. Are Proud to Announce assistance and was visited by relatives. Columbus prepares Barrett, 20, was described as Their New Actives: * disoriented and confused. Dr. Richard Columbus city officials will remove mjjjpfcm/ Is Just Around A. Call, medical director at the Utah the business ends of 355 parking meters JENNY KUBAL Valley Hospital in Provo, said there was in the Ohio State University (OSU) area no evidence of brain damage "but in her for the school's football game with LANA BASSELMAN * ^g^dx The Corner. Michigan tomorrow-a move they think state you can't do a thorough, complete JEAN PHALEN V exam." will save up to $25,000. The Division of Traffic Engineering PATTY REED ^L^SSkf\ Don't Be Late, Hearst bail posted figured it would be cheaper to spend $200 to $300 for labor to remove the JODY WEN SINK Cuz lf Be Patricia Hearst's father posted meter heads than to replace them $500,000 bail yesterday and a state Judge After the OSU-Michigan meeting here LIZ SONCRANT ^K/^X " said he assumed that a federal jurist in four years ago, celebrating fans tore the KAY PATRICK Great! San Francisco would release the young heads off. heiress from custody. Temporary parking and direction SHELLY WHITEFIELD AI^^^ Superior Court Judge William Ritzi signs, usually put up on game days, will TERRY SLEETH Get Fired U said he would notify the Metropolitan not be used tomorrow, also in an effort ^M^jS^^^ P Correctional Center at San Diego that to prevent theft. t MERRITT LOHR Hearst can be released if the federal judge agrees. OSU-UM fever spreads LYNN GEREGACH ^^P§T SATURDAY! 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GO GREYHOUND & ..and leave the driving to us Page 4, The BG News, Friday, Nov. 19,1978 Jackson Browne no 'Pretender, ' releases another classic album Review by Crosby, Linda Rondstadt October and the hall was thoughts that strike deeply Lee Laodeoberger and the Eagles. So if you sold out. After five years and truly. Of rock lyricists It has been well over two can judge someone by the of regional success, he in the '70's, I can think of years since Jackson company he keeps, a good finally is getting the no one whose introspective Browne released an album impression has to have national recognition he music can hold a candle *o and the wait has been a been made. deserves. his. Joni Mitchell Is the long one for those who His following elsewhere All three of his previous possible exception, and fanatically follow his in the country has been records, "Jackson that is pretty classy career. With the release of shaky, but is steadily Browne," "For competition. "The Pretender", Browne growing. When Billy Joel Everyman" and "Late for Jackson's backing band adds another fine album to warm-up Ruth Copeland the Sky" have received on "The Pretender" in- his list of already mentioned that her "best of" awards from cludes many California recognized classics. drummer had just com- Rolling Stone magazine. musicians. The most Being one of California's pleted a Jackson Browne Each album explores the notable of these include musical favorite sons, tour, she received her themes of romantic love Drummer Russ Kunel, Jackson retains the largest round of applause. and escape from an of- bassist I-ee Sklar, pianist majority of his popularity ADD TO that surprising tentimes callous, uncaring Craig Doerge and guitarist on the West coast. He is a applause the amazement I world. David Lindley. Eagle Don long time friend of felt when I went to see His words are simply but Henley helps out on back heavyweights David Jackson in Columbus in beautifully crafted up vocals as do Crosby and Graham Nash. These musicians are accustomed to working with each other and the results are not surprising. They are
extremely tight. N«WK*O*O by Dvol HO More than 70 pieces of stereo equipment valued at over $40,000 were on display in BEST CUTS on "The a show sponsored by Cultural Boost Wednesday night in the Grand Ballroom Pretender" include "Here Sound-off Union. Although no equipment was put on sale, door prizes were given away and Come Those Tears Again," expert's tips were plentiful. "The Fuse" (which is getting a lot of FM airplay, "Your Bright Baby Blues" and the title cut. Of all the Elderly vote embodies political power; material, only "Linda Paloma" seems a bit forced and unnecessary. influence may spark program changes Browne's voice remains in its usual condition: "The elderly are going to get their fair share soon," Dr. cent of their medical bills, one of the largest expenses hoarse, almost pleading at Larry Foster, assistant dean of the College of Health and most retired people are faced with. times, yet powerful when Community Service said, yesterday while speaking at the he has to be. His style is Center for Continued Learning. MOST ELDERLY people live on a fixed budget that is very similar to that of the "The aged are a political power," Foster said. He below the poverty level, Foster added. Eagles, yet it's tough to tell explained that the aged "have a disproportional influence who copied whom But on elections" because 80 per cent of the elderly vote, as "Aging has been portrayed as negative in every because of the quality of opposed to 55 per cent of the population as a whole. aspect," Foster said. Since most grandparents do not the music, it really doesn't Due to the political influence of the elderly in Wood live with their grandchildren, Foster said, "we're not matter. New Jackson Browne album cover County, Foster said, the old Wood County post office is giving children the proper chance to see a person age." "The Pretender" should being renovated at "great expense" to be used as a multi- Elderly people "rapidly deteriorate when in- be Jackson Browne's ticket functional center for the aged. stitutionalized," Foster said. He recommended to mass popularity. The Foster said that the nation's elderly population has programs and workshops for the aged, and federally- two-year wait was a long risen fron 4.1 to 9.9 per cent of the total population since funded research and development aimed at improving one, but since he is so 1900 while services for the elderly have remained their lot. careful in production, the inadequate. He added that Medicaid is the most effective "Gerontology is the study of the life«pan, especially the wait was well worth it benefit elderly people receive, and it only pays 43 per latter part of the life-span," Foster said. There are, however, no educational programs in gerontology WDGtffl available, Foster added. ' 'People become gerontologists KARATE TOURNAMENT because they declare themselves to be gerontologists." Sunday, November 21, 1976 in Anderson Arena at B.G.S.U., the 1976 AKS Foster spoke at the Center, 194 S. Main St. before a American Karate System Open National Karate Championships will be held. group of 11 people, including representatives from the. Area men. women, and children will be competing in Kata, or forms, and free Wood County Hospital and the Wood County Nursing fighting. There will be Black Belt Demonstrations of sparring and Oriental Home. weapons in the evening. 93 FM Come see one of the fastest growing sports for men and women in the United States. Karate is now recognized as an amatuer sport by the A.A.U. (Amatuer (ML tt Hill Heckters, senior; Sue Whitney, sophomore; Kohagen, sophomore swing together as they keep Mark S. Kelly, director of bands, motions with his hand for the Tom Etslnger. senior; Mike Hall, freshman and Bill time to the music. brass to play softer during the trio of a piece. Marching bond has last fling' Newsphotos by Dan Bomeli Review By TvuGot It Bad," "One O'clock Jump," "Rock Around Gal Harris The Clock" and a medley of Christmas songs. He was accompanied by the band The audience numbered about 500. There were many University Falcon Marching Band members had a older persons, middle-agers, students and small children change of pace Wednesday night when they entertained and babies. an enthusiastic audience at their sixth annual year-end They came for a variety of reasons. Some visited the concert in the warm, dry confines of Anderson Arena. concert because they knew or were related to the per- >i£i THE PROGRAM a re-creation of pre-game and formers. halftime highlights from the recent season, contained a diversity of selections, from rousing, standard marching ONE WOMAN, appropriately clad in an orange and band songs like "Get It On," to those more mellow, such brown striped vest and brown slacks, said die an as "Send In The Clowns." her family came to the program because they simply And what is more, most of the members got to sit down enjoy it. while they did it. "This is the fourth year we've come." she said. "We It was just like being at a huge football half-time enjoy it. But if you ask my son why he came, he'c I say to spectacular, except all those involved looked a lot more see Freddy Falcon!" comfortable than they had while parading on the field A man in the audience said he came because he and his amidst the often snowy, rainy and windy weather of wife are band fans. football season. "We've stayed after all the games because we like the Freddy Falcon and the drum major were there. So band, and now it's inside and it's warm and wonderful," were the flag wavers, majorettes and Pommerettes and he said. of course, the 206-member band. It was obvious from the impressive perfon nances given by all involved that hours of practice had pre ceeded One of the most unusual half-time programs was the production. presented at the Homecoming game, and was re-created Wednesday night. Ann E. Black, one of the flag carriers, explained that she and the others who perform drills with their orange John Stuart, sophomore, waits for a cue during Candy Johnson, a former Bowling Green resident who and white flags practice an average of 17 hours a w-jek. plays a mean jazz saxophone, delighted the audience with several measures of rest •»«•• 'Chemin de Fer' drags, characters stiff one books due soon Review By even fill one quarter of the her lover, when she sud- in his part. He extracted fulfilled their roles well, BethRoooey Main Auditorium. It has to denly became an innocent much empathy from the but James Foreman as Never fear, students, the University checked by each prof, then recorded and be egc-deflating to the lady with disarming audience in his plight, for Auguste, Robert E. Malt by pony express is coming through, slowly logged again." Georges Feydeau's cast. But their disap- gestures. his little-boy toughness and III as Coustouillu, Robert but surely to provide students and The speed of returns slowed to a trot "Chemin de Fer" is pointment shouldn't have The rest of the show worrying nature made the Braley as Bclgenee, and faculty with the long-awaited per- as faculty and staff information was not written as a rollicking allowed them to found her playing her usual audience love him. Mark MagiU as Etienne manent telephone directory. received until early this month. farce full of fast-paced wit halfheartedly pick their "tough broad" type, However, he seemel a littl deserve special mention. If the horses don't get cut off at the Rohrs said that the Housing Office and humor. Unfor- way through a per- pulling strange faces at too nervous, and his Each of these brought to pass, we may just have those all- submits the student phone numbers, and tunately, University formance that had the strange times and striding makeup was overdone. their roles the spark that important phone numbers in our Maxine Allen, coordinator of telephone Theater's production of it potential to be explosive. across stage as if she had the others were missing. mailboxes by mid-December. services, is responsible for the extensive lost the sparkle somewhere ALL THE right aspects holsters on her hips. BOB SHANK cliose to But it's been a long hard ride. Becky organization which Rohrs said is' not a along the way. were here: the show was D'Angelo played portray the cuckolded The level of Rohrs, information writer for the one, two, three process.'' The show dragged un- well cast; the set and melodrama's hurt heroine husband Chanal as an professionalism, ex- University publications office, said Although many telephone companies bearably because of poor costuming were out- to a tee. The only problem effeminate, aristocratic citement and ability shown several offices have been busy since have begun a policy in which consumers timing and a marked lack standing and the script was was that it was all stock snob. His accent, man- in this production would August getting proper numbers for are charged for directory assistance, of effort to pick up cues; stunning. The actors just gestures at standard nerisms and character have been more apt on a students. the University still provides the serviiv the characterizations were didn't seem interested times-no innovation or motivation were consistent high school stage. Perhaps at no charge to the student. with few exceptions, enough to carry it off. real inner motivation. and skillfully done. But it was disappointing At about that time, individual forms In addition, the publications office has vaguely drawn and stiffly Leading ladies Diane J. Shank presented a because it had so much were sent to each department and Rohrs found a way to "make it look like a executed and the actors' Kondrat and Lori paradox: his character potential but failed to live explained, "thev had to be personally regular phone book," Rohrs said. energy level so low that D'Angelo whined their Michael K. Lippert was seemed too overblown and up to it. Feydeau's wonderfully way through their per- appropriately cast as yet only loosely thought witty lines slid listlessly formances instead of. Fedot, the fiery lover. He out. Like D'Angelo, by. giving spunk to their was the most charming of Shank's portraval seemed Perhaps part of the characters. 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The BG News, Friday, Nov. 19,1978 Page 7 WBGU-TV BG men swim tomorrow Logan ignores advice; fo air game WBGU-TV, channel 57, will air taped escapes OSU shadow coverage of the Ohio Relays on tankers' slate State-Michigan football game at 10:30 i COLUMBUS Read the News PSSSSSST BETCHA CANT FIND liHlMiHil VAN MERRITT Thousands ol Topics WORLDS MOST HONORED S»"d lO* your t«|>-lo (Mfc 160 Bowling Groans N»wa>st- peg*. marl ofOVi calalog Endow BEER EVERY PLACE? $1.00 10 cower poilage and Most Convenient Carry-out ITS SEClUDEDlY SOLD handing Service RESEARCH ASSISTANCE. INC IMPORTED FLAVOR 11322 IDAHO AVE ,f 206 PREMIUM PRICED Cold Beer-Chilled Wine LOS ANGELES. CALIF 90025 12131 477 8474 FIND IT FOR YOURSELF Open 7 am Mid nite Our m—icfi paprm a»r lold lor (WAKES HflNEKINS JEALOUS) Sun 11 11 352-9759 rtteaicn purpofttt only Unbirden yourself witha Quarter Pounder. When you've got only Z tickets to the big game and you forgot that you asked Cheryl,Lori,Tracy, Kelly, Sabrina and Trisha,but they didnt ••••• Overstuffed with turkey and stuffing, huh ? What you need is to get back to basics. Like a McDonald's* Quarter Pounder with cheese. A quarter pound of pure beef topped Lite Beer from Miller. with two slices of melted cheese, /Mcoon-Kr, Everything yon always wanted mustard, ketchup, pickles, onions and served on a toasted sesame seed bun. W do it al for >oir in a beer. And less. •Wkvjk 1* lb beta* cmbrn- Pa«e 8, The BG News, Friday, Nov. 19,1976 BU, BG: national ice powers brace for collision ByBQIEstep breath these days with Bowling season we probably would have lost WMPLcoachespoll). no regular season games under their and nine for the season, sees the Sports Editor Green hockey. four times." AND WHAT about the Terriers? higMlung belts? showdown in a different perspective. So the stage is set. Bowling Green But don't expect the Falcons to be Well, without playing a game they're "I DONT think they're at any The Falcon hockey program holds entertains BU this weekend in the Ice shaking in their Central Collegiate already regarded as one of this disadvantage," Mason said of "It's also important to see a special spot in its heart for Boston Arena for a pair of 7:30 non-league Hockey Assn. (CCHA) skates this year's top teams in the nation. Their Boston's late-starting schedule, how high we can get ranked," he University (BU). starters tonight and tomorrow night. time around. seventh-place ranking in the typical of most Eastern teams. said. "But the chips are going to It was Thanksgiving in Canton, East vs. West. National power vs. After, all, the Falcons, sporting a 5- coaches' poll and 10th in the media "They probably played five to six count in the end. In the (CCHA) N.Y., during the 1974-5 season. A national power. Oseason record, do have the homp poll indicate that. exhibition games and started playoffs it's not going to matter Bowling Green team, in only its sixth Boston lost eight lettermen from practicing about the same time we whether we beat Boston or not. varsity season, was playing for the YOU KNOW Boston University: Ticket information last year's 2S-W) squad which lost to did. "Sure it means alot, with the East championship of the North Country 1971 and 72 NCAA national cham- A student ID ticket exchange Minnesota in the NCAAs , including Nonetheless, the Falcons, coming playing West sort of thing." Hockey Festival title against the then pions, NCAA tournament continues today in Memorial Hall for top scorers Terry Meagher and Peter off a 5-2 CCHA victory over Western And how does Mason, carrying a second-ranked Terriers. semifinalists a year ago, winner of this weekend's home hockey series Marzo and all-American defenseman Michigan Tuesday night, know 199-84-12 coaching mark into the three consecutive Eastern Collegiate with Boston University. Tickets are Rick Meagher. what's at stake. series, view the series? The result? a 3-2 Bowling Green Athletic Conference (ECAC) titles. also on sale at $1 for students, $2 for But a Boston club without a wealth "I had a hard time getting into "Well, we had a team meeting victory and sudden national "That win over them (two years adults and $3 for reserved seats. of talent? Mason knows better. things against Western," said BG yesterday (Wednesday)," he said, prominence. ago) really gave us the prestige we "They have the best junior varsity goalie Mike Liut, who handled the net "and L said we have two goals this But that was three years ago. needed," Mason said yesterday. "We ice advantage and its share of program in the country," Mason duties Tuesday. "All I wanted to season: be CCHA champions and be Things have changed. Now eyebrows won it and it made people sit up and motivation- like Ron Mason's 200th said. "And they draw heavily from think about was Boston, Boston." ranked nationally." aren't raised everytime the Falcons take notice. We were fortunate in coaching victory and fortifying its that and with their quality freshmen, Junior center Mike Hartman, on an Obviously, the Falcons can take a whip a national power. After all, that game. But if we would have national ranking (fourth in the KBI I. they'll be just as good as last year." early season scoring binge with two giant step toward solidifying the national power is used in the same played them four more times that media poll and eighth in the the Even this early in the season, with goals in each of the last four games second goal this weekend. This weekend... ^Associate sports editor Dick Rees shootout for the Big Ten championship travels South with the Falcon football and a ticket to the Rose Bowl. squad as the local gridders seek to close ■^Assistant sports editor Terry Goodman out their season with a 7-4-0 record at will be in the packed Ice Arena tonight Tennessee-Chattanooga tomorrow. and tomorrow night when Boston ^Sports editor Bill Estep will be in University faces off with the fourth- Columbus tomorrow when Michigan and ranked (media poll) Falcon icers in an Ohio State tangle in their fifth straight all-important two-game series. Gymnastics tri-meet special for Simpson BySueCaser to last as a team in Because of the extensive Sports Writer qualifying points. background of the in- But what about BG? coming freshmen, and the Saturday's tri-meet in "We are a very deep high level of skill, the **T Bloomington, Ind., has a team this year," Simpson Falcons are looking for special significance for said. "We have the depth improvement in two of Bowling Green women's to cover injured personnel their weak events, the Nawuhoto b>, Don.* Ho gymnastics coach Charles and the depth necessary to uneven bars and vaulting. Falcon tri-captaln Dave Easton takes aim at the face Eastern power Boston University this weekend Simpson. score points." "This tri-meet will be a Whitey' puck and net during the season's opening series at the Ice Arena in a prestigous two-game series. Before coming to BG A rule change this year tough one," the third-year with Guelph. The junior center and his teammates three years ago, Simpson allows the top four team coach said. coached four years at participants to score for Indiana University. And in that particular team his last year there, his Simpson said even if his team defeated the Falcons. girls do not place first in an "Indiana has had two event, they have the depth Same old story for Falcon gridders coaches since I left," to score high which will Simpson said. "So, I really pull them through as a By Dick Rees Kuehl, a regular all rusher-a major-college "Everytime you look at the defensive end starters which might be cutting it a don't know what their team. Associate Sports Editor season, the Mid-American record. them they're doing after turning in solid bit close. potential is but I know they THE SQUAD is com- Conference's (MAC) Nehlen indicated that something different," performances last week. will be looking for us as we prised of primarily fresh- Bowling Green's 1976 leading kick-off returner Preston would get some Nehlen said. Nehlen said he's glad OTHER MAC games are looking for them " men this season, with half football season, a disap- and BG's back-up tight end action at fullback, with tomorrow's game is at tomorrow find Ball State at The third team par- of the members first-year pointment to some, an last week, has broken ribs, freshman Doug Weiner, But the BG coach is night "so we'll be con- Eastern Michigan, a game ticipating is the University participants. achievement to others, will but still made the trip. who rushed for 130 yards hoping they do something centrating on our game the Cardinals must win to of Illinois. Simpson has Freshmen Cheryl Vasil, come to a close tomorrow. Wakefield, the starting and three touchdowns last different-lose-than the capture the loop linda Uitiiiviii and Linda and not Ohio State- little knowledge of the It has been, in retrospect, tight end the last three week, at tailback The previous six teams that BG Michigan." crown...Central Michigan team but is quite aware of England are the top a tough campaign both games, has a knee Falcon coach wanted to has faced on its final road is at Western Michigan, the presence of Nancy rookies this year. mentally and physically problem use that combination last game of the season. last year, when the Toledo is at Kent State and Theis. The Fighting Illini Returning veterans for the Falcons. week but Preston's injury Falcons lost their final 'Northern Illinois visits sophomore was a par- include senior captain Don Nehlen, in his "KUEHL REALLY ended that hope. SIDELINERS-- road game at Texas- Ohio Univer- ticipant in the 1972 Theresa Hoover, who did weekly press conferences complicates problems THERE ARE other Tomorrow's game will Arlington, some of the sity... depending on a wierd Olympics in Munich not participate last season all season, has sounded because of all the things he records in sight. BG needs start at 7:30 p.m and will players appeared more variety of wins, losses or because of a knee injury more like a doctor reading does for us," Nehlen said. 61 yards passing to break be broadcast live by local concerned about the ties, Kent, Western, Ohio LAST YEAR in regional and Karen Glenn, who a patient list than the head Regular tight end Tom the school record of 1,750 radio stations WFOB (1430 Buckeye-Wolverine clash and Central all still have competition Theis took Simpson says is hitting her coach he is. Saleet, thank God, returns set by the 1968 team The AM)andWKIQ(93FM). which was going on at the shots at the title. first place in all her events, peak this year and has Each week it's been after missing three games Falcons need 238 yards linebacker Jeff Smith, same time, according to If Southern Illinois, last but Illinois finished second made a lot of progress. somebody new. with a craked rib and Brad total offense to break last who suffered a slight knee Nehlen. week's BG victim loses to Yesterday was no dif- Baker, a down-the-line year's record-setting 4,227. injury last week, made the Marshall tomorrow, it will ferent. reserve, becomes the And they need 300 to break trip but Jamie Hall and "A lot of our kids have mark the ninth straight latest wide receiver to be the MAC single-season Cliff Carpenter probably personal friends on both Falcon oppnent that will BG, WHICH could field a pressed into tight end total offense mark of 4,289 will start...Freshman Scott teams," Nehlen said...but have lost the week after it strong team from among service. set by Central Michigan Griffith and sophomore the travel itinerary lists a played BG. its injured players, will However, senior Dave last year. Steve Seibert will remain 3:30 p.m pre-game meal, Interesting, isn't it? probably be without two Preston is expected back in Bowling Green, more key performers uniform after missing last somehow through all the tomorrow night when it week's 35-7 win over injuries, ranks eighth in takes on the University of Southern Illinois. His knee the nation in total offense. Tennessee-Chattanooga in is not 100 per cent, though, "But the defense is the Chattanooga. and it will take a super key," Nehlen said. "If \ SEE O.S.U. & MICHIGAN # effort for him to crack the they can get us the ball and on our 7 ft. television screen I Latest victims for the 1,000-yard mark. some good field position, Falcons, who flew out of If he does, which would then we'll be all right." Toledo airport this mor- require 142 yards The Moccasins play a Sat. Nov. 20 at 12:30 p.m. '3 ning, are wingback Steve tomorrow, it would mark variety of defenses and Kuehl and tight end Dennis the sixth straight year that also mix up their offensive Followed by U.C.L.A. & USC * Wakefield. BG has had a 1,000-yard formations. ACCOUNTING AND ************** The New The New FINANCE MAJORS l FT US HELP YOU PLAN Brathaus Brathaus AHEAD TO BECOME A CPAj If FKVIEW lr Game Day Game Day j. Buy the best-Ride a Schwinn » BOOK'S BIKE SHOP M Specials Specials 00" SUCCIU'Ul SluDIS'* MMtSEM J 102 W Poo Rd Bowling Groen. OH 1/3 OF USA A ***** ******* * N«w«f*Oto by MMv Milligon ranszEHnsoH Another season closes for Don Nehlen HELP WANTED \}l LLLLb-VULi UlLi.LT bllLO' BG NEWS is now accepting applications 425 E. Wooster TURKEY BLITZ advertising sales representative, COLD BEER CHAMPAGNE (Beer Blast) should be submitted through Student WINE PARTY SUPPLIES Those who have applied in the past HOWS Nov. 19 8:00 • ? 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