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By Janet Romaker allocations and within five days after consolidation The governor said some When asked why Central Stale and expenses at such and such a ic\ci then Board of Regents I'll they were News Editor their issuance, withdrew them school districts are so small "they ohm University were given more their enrollment dropped oft They lose justified in advancing addition Gilligan said cannot offer a full range of courses or lunds. he answered I know the lees from the students and subsidies over the formula aiununt- Sporting a red. white and blue Ohio We are waiting for the third set offer a proper college preparatory reason advanced by the Board ol Irom the stale They have nowhere In He said it is at tin expense of Hag pin in his lapel Oov Gilligan now. "headded program." Regents Both had siilisl.nili.il drop make il up They cant go around Howling Green In the • assured the University community In instances like that, it is to the oils in enrollment Then* Situation was tipping up faculty contracts at this operation and enrollment ceili Friday that Ohio is in relatively good HE SAID he has gauged the problem benefit ol everybody that they go into a very difficult They sign their facultj point.' heexplained given by the Board ■<< Regents to all shape' lor the energy crisis as it exists in Ohio Just this week I larger unit where they can offer .i lull contracts in the spring, anticipating Gov Gilligan said those universities colleges The governor moderated a panel and presented to the legislative leadership educational program, he asserted cei inn enrollment in the tall were stuck in a deficit position and to • To page tour answered questions Irom the audience some ol the statistical information we ASKED IF HE had any plans for "THEY PEGGED then operating cushion their revenue decline, "the Topics included education, voter have compiled We think we have an environmental programs in Ohio, the registration, the grape and lettuce informational base in the slate of Ohio governor said environmental education boycott, the welfare program, daylight about our energy-its demand, its uses, is a matter lor the individual citizen savings time, the state s withholding ol the sources we have for energy.'' he The environmental program, now 1227.000 to the University, the energy explained and in the luture. depends on the crisis and the Kent State trial We think we have an informational citizen We must take advantage of The discussion session, held in the base superior to any state in the nation existing programs and education so the WBGU-TV studio and taped and and we have now prepared some younger persons have a real awareness telecast live, was attended by about 100 legislation which will be sent to the 0 I what the values are. persons general assembly next week lor their environmentally and economically consideration and approval." he said speaking he said BILL ARNOLD, senior lAASl and So we think we re on top ol the Then they can shape their lives with Student Body Organization iSBOl situation and ready to nune with it " these values in mind You cant president. Steve Brash, assistant news The governor said that with a coordinate interest in ti:ii school director at WBGU-TV; Bill Fruth. program using common sense hard- districts unless you start at the bottom graduate student. Joan Gestl scnioi headed Conservation ol energy sources it cannot come Irom the lop." he said • B A AiSi and editor of the News and supplies, we can get through this Asked why Howling Green's 900 non- and Denny Grady. junior lAitS) and thing very nicel) There are a lot ol resident students were included in SBO coordinator ol state and stall's that cannot A lot ol states arc in calculations by the state in a decision community allairs served on the desperate (rouble, but were in to withhold the release ol $227,000 in panel relatively good shape adjusted enrollment subsidies to the Gov Gilligan said his administration Responding to a question Irom the University i- Miii waiting lor some signal from audience the governor said education I haven't any idea. Gov Gilligan Washington in terms ol what role the in Ohm is a vast, complex situation replied Thai is handled by the Hoard state is expected to play in dealing with There are 631 separate school 01 Regents They set up the limitations the energy crisis districts and there is practically on enrollment 1 don't know how the liter more than a year. Nixon's something dillerent going on in each lormula works administration has yet proposed no one." he said nationwide program 'They've issued in the last couple ol months, two sets ni "THEN THERE arc 2.S million emergency legislation lor luel children in the elementary and secondary schools in this slate It's Agnew disbarment suggested been estimated that one-third of the population is engaged lull-time in ANNAPOLIS, Md lAPl A panel ol Agnew resigned the vice presidency We sec no extenuating suspend disbai oi i epi imai Weather education direct!) or indirectly Maryland judges >.ml yesterday that and pleaded no contest Ocl 10 to a Circumstances allowing a lesser formei Man land . • teachers, students, support personnel former Vice President Spun T Agnew federal Income tax evasion charge sanction they said in calling lor III.1.1, ll\ the I "III I il M'pe.ll- Mostly cloudy, windy and and administrators, he said is unfit to practice law and should be rtiere was no comment irom Vgncu disbarment rathei than the suspension M.ii \ land - highest . inn I warmer today. High today 45 to 48. Gov Gilligan said he Hunks there arc disbarred because ol dcccillul anil on the panel N decision \li Xgiicvv Vgnew had soughi That court has sui Tonight considerable cloudiness very interesting and very innovative dishonest conduct will not ite making a statement at this In our opinion, the propel Ii ., majority ol ilisbn with a chance of a brief period of things going on in parts of the system In a recommendation to the particular time said Aim Breen a administration of justice, the proper ,.,-. but "> i ■ Ion ■!.' light rain or snow. Low tonight In I think the most significant thing in Maryland Court ol Appeals, the special receptionist in his Washington office respect Ol Ihc court lot itsell and a stiffei II lessi i penalties the upper IH to lower 30i recent years is that we've been able to three-judge panel said Agnew has propei regard im the integrity ol the M.M■ w II v-. U I in Allll !' Tomorrow partly cloudy, high Increase siaie support financial Mate admitted his guilt to a crime involving "His CONDUCT, charactei Ised a- II legal pint. -Mon i,impel a.- in conclude , kill, in, tli.- , ■ mostly in the 40s. Probability of support, to educational programs by 57 moral turpitude must In' .IS UC, (-It I ill .01*1 .llsll 'in '' thai the respondent ,s unril o i :,.i .... precipitation 20 per cent today and per cenl he s.ud The i ecomiiiendaiion resulted from strikes ai the heart nt the basii object .i- a niembei ol the bai ol tin'- slate VppCdlS \ I ml' ' SpOk 30 per cent tonight. He also said small schools would not disciplinary proceedings brought by ol the legal profession the judges the repoi i said lle.lt Ing ' ,'tilil l»e sell'il be consolidated just lor the sake ol the Marvland Bar Association allot s.ud 111 ihcii decision The final decision on whcthci to' Febi u.ii \ nt early Marel Vgm w appealed In it p i"' I, Judges llidgel) P Melvn Mil'le\ It Trustees discuss state subsidy , ul William II Hi i ullou] ' ,t Dei . IH lie.II ing tin; to tie: lit in- ability to inaki n living He .-.ml ili.it rathei thai he should be suspend, d loi . period s.iwng such action would he a Moore announces new budget set-up reason ible prolei He and the bai Agnew told the panel h) By Curl Hazlett budget requests, alter which the estimating that such a project would approved including admission ol commencement ol the year love and respect lot the legal Staff Reporter committees will present their budgel cost $25,000 library faculty in Faculty Senate ihc trustees also approved ■> plan u> profession and the prai nee ol ,.i" recommendations to the president's Student Representative to the Board representation save the liiiveisilv increased costs in University President Hollis A office Mark Walker suggested that the The Board also approved the telephone usage by building a "Slim LI) I be permitted in Moore Jr unveiled Friday a revised University initiate a study of installing formation Ol a Faculty Well,in' microwave telecommunication link im practice I would i onduci m budget planning structure that more THE RECOMMENDATIONS will smoke detectors in dormitories, adding Committee consisting ol five leaching between the University anil Ihc .1 .i way that would mil bi ing disi -ilit to closely parallels our major educational undergo final review there and will be that if the University "takes the laculiy members elected by members Preston l.cvis Regional Computer ihe bai the legal profession III tl" and auxiliary budgets and will at the presented then to the Board of initiative perhaps the landlords will ui the Senate to "Investigate ami make Center when n is relocated In i inn i- in said The judges emphasized lhal then same time give more opportunity lor Trustees at its April meeting as the lolluw suit in installing them in oil studies ol any matters, internal or Perrysburg Ihis August in-depth assessment of program University Consolidated Budget campus dwellings external to the University, affecting recommendation was based solely "ii needs The Office of Resource Planning will Walker also reported that the the general welfare ol faculty The system would reportedly reduce Agnew s no contest plea to tin irgi Announced at the year's first Board then implement the Board s actions on Student Body Organization is members " the I niveisiiy s phone hill by $25.000a that he listed In- taxable im ome loi of Trustees meeting, the revised l he budget investigating the possibility of hiring a year by providing inexpensive 1967 .i- 126.099 instead ol • - ■"" and system creates the Advisory The trustees expressed third-year law student part-time to Reporls ol the new committee will communication with both the lhal he paid taxes 16.411 Committee on the University dissatisfaction with the recent decision advise students of their legal rights go to the Senate Executive Committee computer center and Toledo the 119.967 which In owed Educational Budget as a replacement by the state Board of Regents and the for action They said the} gave not to allegations made in con lor the University Budget Council. State Controlling Board to withhold A REPORT FROM Vice ProVOSI Im Under another new revision, regular ii was also estimated that the The Educational Budget committee $227,000 in adjusted enrollment Student Aflairs Dr Richard Eakin terms ol elected members will begin University will be able to reduce the prosecutors lhal Agnew had kickbacks from contractor- doing will review the recommendations of subsidies for the University because of however, indicated that lunding a legal following the last commencement ol cost ol construction anil maintenance two other committees the Advisory alleged over-enrollment advisor could present legal difficulties the academic year and will terminate by renting portions ol the lower to business with M.o v land •'' ill In * - Committee on General Fee Allocations That is absolute assinimty." said in itself lolluwing the last commencement ol Other parties desiring iniciuwave governoi and the Advisory Committee on Trustee Ashel Bryan ol Bowling He said two previous decisions by the the nexl academic yeai and upon lacilitics Hi- lawyi ■- had i 'lie tax plea alone was nut enu Residence and Dining Hall Budgets Green He termed the action a state attorney general have indicated election, each officer, senator or The cost of the microwave system is disbarment and that othei charges The General Fee Allocation com- punishment for success, while a it would be illegal to use state funds to committee member shall assume the estimated at $124,000. with a cost ol could not he considered mittee will have the same faculty- reward lor institutions unsuccessful in pay for private student counsel or to office immediately loiiowmg the imal $3,000 annually lor maintenance student membership as the budget sub- maintaining enrollment take legal action against the state. council it replaces and will be chaired In other action, the Board approved Commenting on the progress of the by Vice Provost for Student Affairs Dr allocation of $25,000 to cover the proposal to close Ridge Street to Richard Eakin deductable portion of the University's traffic during class hours. Walker said Nader doubts Simon's claims insurance on the Tau Kappa Epsilon the plan was meeting opposition from THE EDUCATIONAL Budget fraternity house, heavily damaged by the city committee will consist of the fire last week. "The situation is not encouraging." WASHINGTON (API Federal Energy Director William K NADER SAID geologists believe that less than : i membership of the Faculty-Student The funds are to be taken from the Walker said "In fact, they are totally Simon told Congress yesterday, the nation is threatened with ol the world's oil reserves have been discovered and " Committee on Long Range Financial Reserve for Replacements and against it." "dangerously low levels" ol petroleum products, but reserve ligure supplies by oil companies and thi I s Planning and will have Vice President Deferred Maintenance Budget Trustee Bryan suggested erection ol consumer advocate Ralph Nader said the world is drowning government actually represents only about lOpei cenl of Resource Planning Dr Michael IN RELATED ACTION, the trustees pedestrian right-of-way signs in the in oil " proven reserves Ferrari as chairman discussed the merits of installing heavily-trodden areas, and Dr Moore Their sharply conflicting views were presented in Simon testilied for more than two hours r The Advisory Committee on smoke and fire detectors in twenty added that "we are going to get some testimony before a House-Senate economic subcommittee What appears in industry reports to be in ample supply is Residence and Dining Hall Budgets, a recently renovated University kind of action on this." looking into the accuracy of government energy statistics actually a result of conservation efforts and an unusualh mild new committee, will consist of student, residence buildings, with University SEVERAL REVISIONS to the winter, as well as some continuing luppl) oloil from tin Vrab faculty and residence hall staff Architect Richard F. Brown University's Faculty Charter were "WHILE MANY doubt the accuracy of the data being countries despite an embargo he said members and will be headed by Roy provided by industry." said Simon, "there is no doubt in my Simon and Nader agreed on one point thi government Shafer. assistant to the vice president mind that we do indeed have a serious shortage must depend on the petroleum industry Ii ling '" of resource planning "As of Dec 29. the American Petroleum Institute reported the supply and reserves of oil and gas Dr. Moore, in addressing the Inside the News... we have only slightly over 30 days supply of the major trustees, said the new system petroleum products The shortage caused by a full effective SIMON SAID HIS office already is taking step- to require promises an even greater degree of • Maybe those flashing lights itinerary of Steve Oennen's and embargo will quickly reduce these to dangerously low levels periodic reports from oil producers refiners and .list: ibutoi! broad consultation with our faculty and you saw last night in the sky Mark Stein's trip to Israel. They unless we act quickly to reduce demand and equitably and hopes to have a comprehensive system in effect within students in making the most effective weren't from the Goodyear discuss their impressions of the allocate the available supplies, he said about six weeks allocations of our total financial I'nder questioning by subcommittee Chairman William blimp. Ufelogist Earl J. Neff last Mid-east on page five. resources." Nader described America's energy problem as "unarmed Proxmire iD-Wis ). Simon said it is impossible to predi 1 i He said the new structure is a night told an audience of 500 robbery by oil companies in collusion with government point at which the government would ration gasoline He natural evolution of the budget that UFO» can be sean by • Jeff Montgomery scores 24 support " Denying an energy shortage exists, he said, would say only that he does not expect the average price to planning model we developed a few- anyone at anytime. See page points to lead the "new-look" everything that has happened in the name of the energy crisis reach 70 cents per gallon The current average is about 44 years ago." three for details. Falcons past Miami while has been to the advantage of the major petroleum companies. cents. According to the advisory • A visit to the war tone on the Walter Luckett hits for 28 to "The world is literally drowning in oil. Nader said "Any Proxmire said he has received 3.800 to 4.300 letters indicating that "perhaps most of our people doubt the committees' timetable, hearings will Sinai Penninsulo and Christmas propel the Bobcats past Toledo. government agency can create a shortage simply by be held for the next two months with announcing It." existence of the energy crisis. in Bethlaham were on the Details on page eight. individuals and groups presenting their Pag* 2 Ih. BO N.w., Tu.tday. January 15, 1974 epneRiaLS seeking solace in the past NEW YORK, NY -To understand Millions of dollars from trusts and WHAT IS increasingly apparent, the stormy present we can do no worse special interests to control elections however, is a disenchantment on the than solicit our stormy past. are never given except in return for part of the public, a feeling that all gilligan's bg visit The hislory books are chart and pledges as to the policy of government, politicians run for office to line their compass for the immediate voyage that give special privileges to the pockets. They remind us, as we grow favored few and forever oppress the As an antidote to this prevailing increasingly ashamed of the Nixon masses. cynicism I recommend a fine book years, that Americans are no stranger from yesteryear. F.S. Oliver's "The a disappointment "YOU HAVE given One Dollar to sorrow, scandal or idiocy. Endless Adventure."' We have had, in this beautiful and without any pledge in return except for "The average politician." Oliver tormented land. 300 years of hard Accordingly, she divided the sum honest government in the interest of wrote, "is by nature a constructive Gov. John J Gilligan's visit to the University on Friday was nothing labor, rich folly, broken promises and between the Red Cross and the the whole people animal He has a craving-often an more than a political ploy to gain a few extra votes for this November's sweet dreams. American Friends Committee lAnd This remarkable document is insatiable craving--to be making re-election It stirs our pride to think of the that great American. Hamilton Fish, signed: William Jennings Bryan He something. average American as "a man of might not have been a great President The "town meeting" at WBGU-TV proved just that A five-member later accused her of tax evasion! I "No sooner is he in office than he cheerful yesterdays and confident ANOTHER reader. Bill Downer, but the Lord knows he would have been becomes engrossed in shaping panel and members of the studio audience posed questions ranging from tomorrows." A few men have been- sent me-the summer of 72 when even an honest one policies ..For the soil of politics is the grape and lettuce boycott to daylight savings time. In most cases, the and are-just that registered Democrats were getting A new poll by the American Civil peculiarly congenial to the growth and Governor was as sharp as a good politician should be. But in many But. as a nation, we have lived unctuous letters from the Committee Liberties Union reports that 79 per burgeoning of an understanding instances, his evasiveness left only uncertainty in the minds of many dangerously, made terrible blunders (or the Ke-Election of the President-a cent of Americans now believe the sympathy with one's fellow students and the feeling that "he's putting one over on us." and begotten a full share of fools, document he had found, yellowed with charges against President Nixon to be creatures.. The ill-fated Ohio Plan, tirst introduced by Gov. Gilligan three years knaves and thieves, electing many of age. among his family papers His valid. The sentiment is reflected in These sentiments chime nicely with letters to this desk ago. would require repayment of state subsidies by students attending them to high office We have learned transcript of it is now yellowing among those of Plutarch Irom history that men never learn my papers and I pass it along. The poll is encouraging, not because state-supported universities. anything from history. It's a certificate of sorts, dated 1908. it shows a bias in favor of public POLITICS. HE wrote, is not a The suggestion by two state representatives that the plan be WE HAVE also learned that we are a issued by the Democratic Party. It morality but because it indicates a new public chore to be got over with-it is a reconsidered by the state legislature prompted questions on the details of people peculiar in renewal and reads: "This certifies that J.G. willingness on the part of Americans to way of life" One of the salutary the plan. comeback," exactly as Carl Sandburg Downer of Gordonsville. State of Va.. face up to hard truths effects of Watergate may be a new When asked if the process of "tracking students down" once they have noted. We have survived wars and believes that if the people would rule The general fallout effect of grasp of politics, a new vigilance on the graduated would necessitate an extensive and expensive system. Gilligan depressions and the regular betrayal of their own country they must pay the Watergate can be measured only after part of the average voter agreed, but said: "I'm not going to sit here and hang and swing on the the American dream expense of electing their own public the drama has ended and justice been If so. we're a little wiser and a little servants rendered-or denied details of the proposal about contingent repayment for college education. We'll also survive the impeachment safer than we were of President Nixon and the trickery of "I think it will be something interesting for all of you to discuss, the oil cartels. Arab and American though." Still, when we do seek solace in the Students don't need to discuss the plan among themselves. What they past, il is comforting to find so many need is answers that will assure them that once they finish school, they great and good Americans available will not have to scrape together money to repay the state. for counsel Some were controversial It's too bad the governor couldn't come up with some solid answers on in their times but they left the pages of a matter that should be of interest to every student attending a state hislory touched with their honor university A reader in Chicago writes that she has just re-road Eleanor Roosevelt's Concerning the $227,000 in subsidies withheld from the University This I Remember." On every page. because of this school's increase enrollment over the ceiling, the Mis Eleanor Nangle was struck by the governor said "some adjustment can and will be made." simple decency, the I inn sense ol Our only hope is that this is not just political lip service designed to honor that prevailed in government quiet University students and administrators. under the New Deal The governor's visit was a resounding letdown-nothing more, nothing NO DOUBT there was chicanery in less. certain corners but there was nothniK even faintly Nixonian "Every I JUST CANT President, 1 am sure, leaves the White House poorer than be went In," wrote GUM Mrs Roosevoll CANDOR , effort needed for When she toured our South Pacific liases. Eleanor Roosevelt bought her EXPRESSION!/ own ited Cross uniforms Because she was on a government mission, lounge residents traveling in military planes, the President fell thai II would lie wrong The University Housing Office must make an all-out effort to find for the Flrsl Lady to keep the fee earned by her newspaper columns decent housing for the 56 new students who are living in converted during ih.ii period dormitory lounges. The News learned last week that only those residents in a Conk I in lounge are satisfied with their living arrangements However, there are only four students living in one room there. Other lounges in Bromfield and Offenhauer West hold from six to eight students in one room. It's understandable why the students would be republican convention! 976 upset about their living arrangements. make fun of When Rockefeller used ROCKEFELLER HAS always been The problem began when the housing office saw the computed fall Messrs Rockefeller and Reagan this approach in the Fillies, (he party a hardline defense advocate His quarter grades and realized there would be a housing shortage winter threaten in make the Republican did not take to it kindly hurtful reputation as a "big spender" quarter. nominating process in 1(76 look like a geriatric stampede, jamming each Calling a great Symposium on the could help him here-the hawks know The housing office hardly provided the incoming students with rational other's wheelchairs as they smash nation's needs under a Republican he loves military hardware. alternatives Some received a letter a week and a half before arriving on toward the finish line (Rockefeller administration was a way of telling Back in the days of his first study campus notifying them of the housing problem. Will be Ii7 by then, and Reagan 65.1 President Eisenhower that he was part group, he and Henry Kissinger were The students were given the alternatives of finding off-campus living Reagan should have the stronger of the problem rather than the solution critical of President Eisenhower's moratorium on nuclear tests, and they arrangements, waiting to begin school until spring quarter or taking position, as an upholder oi Nixonlsm without Nixon His advocates will be IT IS EASIER for Republicans to leaned toward use of "tactical nukes" what housing was available on campus Now dial scandal (ouches the selling the line thai Nixon's recognize that they have problems in in limited war. Most took what they could get and that meant lounge space for up to linances of so many politicians, people mandate' ol 1972 was not cancelled the Watergate era, but Rocky s way of Kissinger has moved away from eight students-hardly a good way to live. might be tempted to vote (or a man loo by the adventitious scandals ol solving them may misfire. such views, but there is no evidence It's understandable that the Housing Office's situation was accidental rich to be bought iThe reverse of this Just as he makes the implicit claim that Rocky has Watergate argument is to say that he is rich but there's no excuse for keeping these unfortunate students in THE NEW Republican majority is that his wealth exists far above In a race against the hawkishness of enough to buy us who knows belter temporary living quarters any longer than necessary, especially when still out there." mainly to the West scandal, it looks bad for him to be Scoop Jackson, both Reagan and than a Rockefeller when a cheap they aren't given discounts from the regular room and board rate. and Reagan, during the GoMwatei using a study group to launch his Rockefeller would be likely to turn country is going up for sale'' i campaign-thus avoiding the campaign against Nixon's detente and SALT These new students do not deserve crowded arrangements because of campaign ot 1964. was one ot its earliest prophets Rockefeller must disarm old spending laws. arrangements, and run a missile race an administrative error, accidental or otherwise Republican resentments, and reverse But Reagan has several problems He hopes, of course, to beat down from their wheel chairs the movement away from the party's other than ag« Ills taxless year will opposition from his old opponents by BELLICOSITY gives hints of a not look good, alter Nixon's ordeal by "Eastern establishment outtoughing everyone in sight on the spurious vigor, and lends urgency to an Unluckily lor him. his new base is subject of welfare cheats, drug election It may also help two old men IRS one ol (hose foundation panels o( rothe knows best His tax plan for California was abusers. and military spending Thai keep the rest of us from getting much experts that Ceorge Wallace likes to rejected His tough line on campus l,i-l one is the danger older disorders is no longer very relevant on faculty tenure His ignorance ol foreign policy is total And. besides, it is still to be proved In the clash between the Faculty Senate and Provost Kenneth W Rothe that the Middle America Strategy can work except as part of a backlash to over the faculty tenure system only Dr. Rothe seems to be taking a realistic look at the situation. the Sixties-i e, as a vindictive response, to which Watergate was not Leirers I)r Rothe said in an early December memo to University deans and an accidental but a necessary adjunct department chairmen that he might have to begin a more careful WELL. THEN, how about our other evaluation of recommendations for tenure approval. clean old man'"' Nelson Rockefeller thanks for help... Faculty Senate has reacted by charging that the Provost is changing a usually gels what he wants in the end policy that only the senate can alter. and he has wanted the presidency very Faculty Senate must take a closer look at Dr. Rothe's rationale. The badly most of his long life. We would like to express a letter of Thank you very much from the I'm 26 years old, 5' 11" and weigh sincere appreciation to the Bowling students of 507 S Main St. about 165 pounds. I have brown hair senate has interpreted the tenure policy as saying that if a probationary Green fire department, who on the Jerry Hampton and eyes. instructor met high academic standards during the five- or six-year -me BG news morning of Sunday, the sixth of Greg Luthman probation period, he or she was almost assured of tenure. January, saved our place of residence Buck McKinney I'M SERVING a one to seven sentence for Grand Larceny which The senate contends that tenure candidates should be evaluated solely An Instwpwnotont Student V.K» and our personal belongings Ron Kruse on academic performance Mark Rhodes stemmed from my use of narcotics. IWTOII Al ST AH Larry Segfried It further contends that evaluation should be without regard to the I would like to correspond with University's financial situation unless the administration can clearly ••tttor r»«ric f«nl Garry Winklemen NO LONGER had we put down the anyone interested. Thank you for your show that funds are not available for the tenured position. I—|ir*f —Itfe rMvm hvne Bud Lewis Raw* ••JetSJf ian«l | itmaks. phone when they had arrived at our time and may the New Year be a Dr Rothe is wisely planning for the future with the tenure policy. If a •siltwfiBt sjeittw jamniwMMfman door We are deeply appreciative of the joyous and peaceful one for all. department becomes undermanned, more tenured faculty positions mmkmtpedttm hanon • d>aa fine service rendered to us and their mail wanfed *»»•*• •siktor kwwwth k> wtwt. Ray Wylie No 136-625 should be available in that department Presently, it's possible that one • .•
"UFOs can be seen by scanner objects known to be He said they first formed color as they reduce their anyone, anytime and any- under remote control but into two groups, then later speed or accelerate very where " no one knows from where." joined together to form an rapidly." Neff said Earl J Neff. director of he said X. "Later, the pattern Automobiles. planes, the Cleveland Ufology "This picture, taken in dissolved and the objects radios. TVs and power Project and U S. 1952. could not be revealed ascended." he said systems are all affected by representative of the Inter- to the public until 20 years A COLOR PRINT of a the presence of UFOs. continental Observer and latet because of the effect it wooded area and a white They (UFOs) are Analytical Network, last may have had on the saucer-like object was the frequently seen performing night presented a slide government and the public, subject of much controversy unbelievably sharp U-turns program explaining the he said in Mexico in the 1960s The .it fantastic speeds " history of I'KOs to about 500 A four-picture series of photographer, Neff said, Neff said What they are persons in the Grand the Vatican, also taken in realized that the saucer was and why they are here I do Ballroom I'nion 1952. showed a group of nothing more than part of a not know But I know the day Neff traced the history of about 40 tiny objects in the set for a movie is near when we may know UFOs back to ancient Kgypt sky above the Vatican Neff WHAT ARE SOME char .ill the answers " and then concentrated on said most of the objects acteritUci of UFOs? Nell's lecture was more recent sightings were pinkish grev "UFOs frequently chant'' sponsored by Cultural Boost HE SHOWED a picture, taken in 1952. of the U.S. Capitol Building In the background, a small group of double lights, directly newsnotes above the building could be seen I think the committee will follow my "Each one oi these UFOs Mayor Perk Earl j. N.ff Ufologi.t is a double light They have recommendation on the matter," said Dash during an interview on the NBC- been identified as monitor COLUMBUS tAPi Cleveland Mayoi Ualph .1 Perk met with (Mini Republican IV "Today Show " He declined to officials yesterday oui said afterward he reveal (he nature ol the key information still has made no decision about running for the GOP nomination for U s Senate Applicants decrease this year I'crk received the unanimous Skylab endorsement lasl week oi the county chairmen from Ohio's biggest SPACE CENTER. Houston (API t\ Marcia Shaner students electing institutions programs, rather than going versify." he added complex there are man) metropolitan areas, and probably would Skylab :is astronauts became history's Staff Reporter ol higher education Now Admissions will probably on to enroll in fotll yeai aspects to he considered.' have no significant opposition In the May longest Hying space travelers last night, there are less 18 year olds be opened longer this yen he said The energy crisis institutions primary setting a record lhal might stand for a A ilional trend in higher attending. Martin said In soilc ol Uw Icwci than I.is! year since stu may have an effeel on future decide educaon may be affecting "Growth in this age dents are applying .H ,i enrollment though Martin numhci ol applicant! lo Watergate the iiverslty'l enrollment bracket has not been steady slower rate than before said he is unsure what thai dale. Martin said he is Ai !i in pin EDT, Gerald l' Carr, of pspective Ireshmen bul it is beginning to level Martin said effeel might bo optimistic about Ihe site ol WASHINGTON lAPl Samuel Dash, William li I'oguc and Edward (I John. Martin, director of off. then it is projected to The mi (cased number ol the prospective Ireshmen duet counsel oi the Senate Watergate Gibson surpassed Ihe single mission admiions said Friday decrease in ,i lew years." he "THERE is a trend layoffs in factories and liusi class We are In a very committee, said yesterday ihe panel had endurance record ol M days, n hours. 9 \»l Jan 10 last year, continued developing ol students nesses will cause a financial favorable position The important new Information" and ought minutes sel lasl September by the therevere 5.537 applicants Martin cited several waiting longei to appl) crunch in ihe home of ihc in reality of our goal lor a to hold lui ther public hearings Skylab - crew In the same space station This ;ar at that same point factors contributing to the because there is no pressure dividual Student." Martin Ireshmen class ol :i.200 is in tir. 4.876 applications decrease of prospective as before to apply early." said very realistic-barring any- have leen submitted by freshmen applying Martin said Both public and \lso the gas shortage national crises. ' he s.ml prosp'tive Ireshmen. a -Lower number ol sin private institutions are open will probably have an effect Las) fall ihe freshmen decree ol 661 Martin dents desiring higher for admission longer (ban in on Ihe commuter students class was 1% students ovei UAO WOMEN'S REGIONAL BOWLING TEAM said education. the boom years of the I960's. Who can say what will the desired goal ol .1200 in !■ prospective appli -More [mst-higli school he added happen' Martin said because a higher percentage JAN. 17 & 24 TRYOUTS 7:00 P.M. canls 3.564 have been education available such as Another reason for the oi students actually enrolled otlere admission con- technical schools lowei number ol applicants THE RISK ol two-year than was anticipated, tingen upon high school -Public acceptance ol 10 date is the trend away institutions is having a Martin said 6 GAMES EACH NIGHT gradiiion. a physical two year institutions, such from "multiple applicants.' strong effeel on loin year Even though S.SM have exambtion and a high as community colleges Martin continued institutions Martin said already been offered ad- '2.00 PER NIGHT schoaranscript Last year --Increased cost of higher \N recentl) as ihree to recenl figures indicate an mission, the University at thitime. 3.966 students education. five years ago it was increase nationally in tolal must over admit to make up TOP 5 (TOTAL PINS) AFTER 12 GAMES GO TO REGIONAL TOUR- were offered enrollment ■Tightening ol federal fashionable lo apply in as enrollment ai lour yen for the students who will be NEY AT KENT STATE FEB. 8-9. REPRESENTING B.G. Mart said Support ol financial aid many as three to five dif- institutions ol 5 per cent, offered admission but will programs Icienl colleges Students while two-year institutions not enroll, Martin s.ml V-SK FIGURES Martin said the national don l have lo apply lo as exptl (cured an increase lasl relic'.iefle'a natinational trend in trend began about two or many because of the open year Ol 8 -'percent highieducation The 1960 s three years ago and is get- ness ol both private and Martin said many students wertlho boom years in ting stronger We anil public institutions Martin enroll in terminal programs eolles Eighteen year olds cipate a lesser number ol said in two-year colleges and wenthe largest group of students applying to our I'm- The question ol pros enter the job market when pective enrollment is very they complete their STOCK MARKET CLUB WIOT AND BELKIN PRODUCTIONS Meeting Tonite * * PRESENT * * PINK DOGWOOD SUITE - UNION ftur friendly, > 7:00 P.M. 1 MR. 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Marezine. is a stant Crazy Glue." tetrahydrocannabinol (THCI veterinary tranquilizer The small white tablet, scored placed first and third in Bowling Green for the effects of the drug on man I line dividing it in hall.) and Both glues use a com- in the competition past few months probably can include muscular inco- imprinted with 'Wellcome. pound which is extremely which drew 59 are not THC at all. but some ordination. general numb- T4A " The drug is used lor quick-drying and a powerlul players and awarded prevention and treatment ol adhesive. II a child should other substance, usually ness of extremities, anathe- $365 in prices sia. muscular rigidity, loss motion sickness, "but may get a drop ol the glue on his phencyclidine (PCPt (Newsphoto by Gene According to a fact sheet of contact with environ- possibly be injurious to the linger and then rub his eye. J. Putkar) released recently by Karma, ment, perceptual dis- unborn child." the report he could literally seal his the local drop-in drug tortions, delirium and warns eye lids together Two center, pharmaceutical convulsions doctors consulted agreed laboratory analysis through- Another drug. Pavabid. is that the situation would be out the country has revealed "This drug. PCI*, has been being sold as many different pretty much hopeless, the that of hundreds of THC most commonly lound in Ihe things in Bowling Green report said. samples brought in nearly Bowling Green area in a The drug is a clear-and- every one contains sub- round yellow tablet lorm maroon-colored capsule, im-, stances other than THC and has been the cause ol a printed with "Marion 1555" THC. the active ingredient considerate number of in white. in marijuana, takes a 17- crises handled by Karma." Gilligan doubts benefits of DST stage synthesis process to the report said Cases have Pavabid allects the blood produce and costs about $50 overdosed (rom ingestion of vessels and may increase • from page on* VOTER REGISTRA- stores open until 9pm and lettuce boycott i work and the peopl are to produce a psychoaclive even one tablet, and medical cerebral blood flow, but is TION--"The laws have been the bars until 2 am So why DAYLIGHT SWIM IS seriously upset, we culd at dose The drug is stable only emergencies involving reported to be practically "I am sure it was in.nl deliberately designed over do we close Ihe polls at 6 30 TIME - "I'm caught in the some subsequent tine go under liquid nitrogen, tastes comatose or convulsive devoid of effects on the vertant, but Bowling Green the years to discourage if we really want the people position that the President back to the old time." foul and cannot be made patients have been common central nervous system exceeded that formula voters V/e make it very to vote'*" comes out and says that soluble and pul into pill There is a high overdose limitation and so lost the difficult for people to daylighl savings time would WELFARE- "Welfae has torm. the report stales potenlial even when "II Pavabid is being sold lunding." he said register, to stay registered GRAPE AM) LETTUCE save energy by 10-12 per to be the biggest patical smoked." as an upper, downer, and to vote. We now want to BOYCOTT- I have cent over the country I football I don't know "IN SHORT, the pills PCP also has been lound hallucinogen or opiate-it's He added that he thinks turn the laws around to supported vrtually Irom its don't know wh.il Ihe anybody in Americ who bring sold as THC on Ihe to be a major ingredient ol ellects are not such, so don't some adjustment can and encourage the people to. inception Ihe grape and estimation was based on. so would defend the fesent street are hardly likely to be strati samples sold as LSD. expect to get oil on it,' will be made The governor vote lettuce boycott There has the order went Mil thai all lystem II is a dis»lrous that substance." 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By Carl Remeasky Professor Ephraim Katzir a few hours afterwards."' and gained a crushing "THE TOUR took us SUM Reporter The Mission presented they said. victory through Bethlehem on President Katzir with a The Mission was allowed "The total destruction of Christmas morning The effects of war upon a plaque signifying solidarity to visit the war zone in the Egypt's second army would Normally it is jammed with nation are no more vivid and between Israel and U.S. Sinai Peninsula near the have strengthened Israel's pilgrims from all over the horrifying than when wit- college students Suez Canal Stein and ceasefire position world This year it was prac- nessed firsthand "He seemed to be very Dennen were among the and perhaps broken the tically deserted, except for Steve Dennen. junior touched and pleased by the first Americans to enter the Arab's will to ever fight some soldiers with machine IB.A.I. and Mark Stein, presentation.'' Dennen area since the war Israel again,"' Stein ex- guns stationed there," sophomore (A&S). visited recalled "Perhaps because plained The US pres- Dennen said Israel during Christmas U.S. college students raised "THERE WERE times sured Israel into the cease- Dennen and Stein are break and observed the over a million dollars for when we were only 300 fire to protect their oil planning a fund raising drive damages, both physical and Israel during the recent meters from the front battle interest and to keep the for the Israelis to be called psychological, left by the war." line It was a strange feeling Soviet Union from getting the Israeli Emergency recent Arab-Israeli war. They visited battlefields, to walk around and see that involved." Fund Stein and Dennen were hospitals, kibbutzes there were machine guns The energy crisis has part of the Student Leader- icollective farmsi. absorp- trained on you."' Stein said sorely affected the Israeli At this point it is still in ship Mission to Israel, or- tion centers and military That is really a strange position in the world, they the planning stage, but we ganized by the United outposts situation." Dennen added said hope to raise $500 from Ihe Jewish Appeal lUJAl "We saw the Golan The two armies are sitting The people of Israel feel students at the University They described their trip Heights, where tank battles there right across from each alone because of this oil This is a program similar to to a small Jewish con- were fought just a few other with guns aimed and situation. Dennen said those which have been con- gregation in Prout Chapel months ago The remains of ready to fire Just one luna- Japan and many of the ducted on other campuses, Steve Dennen, junior IB.A.) (for left), and Mark Stein, Friday Israeli and Jordanian tanks tic could start the shooting western European countries and is in association with the Visiting it was a fantastic exper- are still on the battlefield.'" again have turned against Israel in UJA." Stein said freshman (A&S) (far right), visit the Suez Canal Zone on a ience when we stepped off Stein explained Dennen and Stein visited a view of the energy crisis The pair said Ihey hope to Student leadership Mission. They were among the first the plane in Jerusalem It Stein and Dennen also saw military hospital still caring The Netherlands and the educate students on Israel s Israel Americans allowed entrance into this area since Ihe Mid-east was warm and sunny the military cemeteries con- for soldiers wounded in the U.S. are the only really true plight through the War began in October. (UJA photo) compared to the snow and taining the human remains war allies Israel has left " campaign cold we had left behind in of war None of them are New York just a few hours bitter," Stem said "The "THE AMERICAN earlier." Stein said During the tours we only thing the inactive government has changed its would all sing and tell jokes troops think about is re- position somewhat as evi- Films to kick off Awareness 74' THE MISSION'S activi- while the tour bus was covering and returning to denced by Ihe ceasefire and ties in Israel ranged from taking us to anoiiier place the front to protect their Ihe peace treaty the U S is "Self-Awareness-Values What is "Self-Awareness- Goodrich We want to week, faculty members will louring battlegrounds to After we saw the cemeteries country as soon as Hying lo push Israel into Clarification Week," the Values Clarirication Week''" reach individuals on a one- line in residence halls and meeting Israeli President things were pretty quiet for possible " The treaty requires that first week of "Awareness it is trying to get people to to-one or a one-to-five The morale of the people Israel returns some of the Symposium 74." begins look at themselves," said basis," she said meet in informal sessions in the hospitals, absorption Arab land won in the wars to today graduate assistant Jan Also during this first with residents Kissinger plan rejected centers and kibbutzes is fan- the Arabs." Stein said A series of films will be tastically high The problem Israel may give back the shown this week including ASWAN. Egypt IAPI - he has ever been in But in is with the people in the SilMl. which is mostly "Allen Ginsberg and Egypt rejected parts of what appeared to be an cities, they are still very wasteland, bul the (iolan Lawrence Felmghetti." in Ash Wednesday' mixture Secretary of State Henry A optimistic assessment, he shocked and depressed by Heights has become one ol I'iout Hall at 7 p.m tonight. Kissingers pullback plan expressed confidence that the war. added Dennen Israels main agricultural The Baby Maker." at 7 for the Suez front yesterday both sides agreed with his "The war was a complele areas and acts as a buffer p m tomorrow in Founders and gave him counter- effort! surprise." they explained /one between Israel ami Hall and at 10 p in in of chicken fat and schmaltz proposals to take back to Israel was caught totally Syria, and the Israelis would Kreisher Israel unprepared and knocked off be very reluctant lo part "The Point" will be shown Review by Brace Glover Taylor emerges from this Chamber of Egyptian Foreign UAA survey balance at first The effort il with it. he continued at 8 p.m. tomorrow in 108 Horrors looking her own age, but since Minister Ismail Fahmy took to recover and turn the While the Israelis are dis- II.inn.i Hall. and It has been said that good scripts are next everyone in the film reacts to her as if she complimented Kissinger for The Undergraduate tide of the war drained the pleased with the American "Gwendolyn Brook" in to impossible to come by--especially scripts were a debutante. I assume we are supposed his shuttle diplomacy but Alumni Association people both emotionally and government. Stein and Kreisher and Founders which contain material that lends itself to to believe she looks early twentyish. told newsmen the language i UAA i will hold a meet physically " Dennen report a great Thursday evening talented women Taylor carries it off well, assisted by an and map in the plan ing at 7 p m Thursday " Forty per cent of the leeling ol gratitude by the Discussion groups will be What ever happened to Maggie the Cat. Edith Head wardrobe which she just Kissinger brought from in 200 Moseley Hall to country is now mobilized III Bella toward Americans held afterwards Gloria Wondrous and Violet Venablc'1 It is a happened to pick up in the Alps Her style is Israel "are not entirely establish a committee Israel won't be surprised Withoul Ihe contributions A SIX-HOUR growth shame that we must be content with revivals cramped, however, by the mundane script I acceptable lor exploring academic again It is a sad picture to ot Americans. Israel would group will be held Friday in of these characters on the late show while mean, what is more boring than hearing We are giving him our advising visit a university and see a be a military slate." Dennen the Counseling Center, third most of the new movies would hardly tax the about someone else's operation0 own map and language. The committee will student carrying books in said All of Israel's social floor Student Services Bldg . periodical talents of Haquel Welch. Some good scenes exist between Taylor Fahmy added, withoul conduct surveys to in- one arm and a machine gun programs, such as hospitals from 1-6 p.m. with David "Ash Wednesday," starring F.lizabeth and Fonda and for a brief instant you think detailing the sticking points vestigate student con- in the other." Stein recalled and day care centers, are Hathaway and Mel Foulds Taylor, is one such film things will pick up It doesn't It goes right Kissinger railed the back cern about academic THE PAIR said the paid lor with foreign con- The group is open to anyone down the drain with the chicken fat and-forth talks the toughest advising and the quality Israelis are grateful for the tributions interested, but will be Directed by Larry Peerce, this cinematic of advising they have help the United States h.is Israel's tourist business, limited to 15 persons sojourn for the Fountain of Youth contains a HELMUT Berger is the young skier with experienced given them, but popular which normally booms "Burn Witch Burn" will lot of what Ponce de Leon was searching for whom Taylor tries out her new face and Summer jobs Faculty and students leeling is that withoul inter around Christmas, was at a be shown at 8 p.m. Saturday tepid water The plot concerns an elderly body He temporarily helps her believe she is are welcome to attend lerence from the United virtual standstill this year in Anderson Hall. 10 p.m. in Detroit matron (Elizabeth Taylor I whose the ingenue everyone at the "farm" said she the meeting States. Israel would have because of the war. they Kodgers Hall and at husband (Henry Fonda I has lost interest in was. but in the end she is left alone a A recruiter from Camp destroyed an Egyptian army said midnight in McDonald her So she jets off to Europe for a complete grandmother in a cheerleader's body W a h a n o w i n on Lake face and body lift but to no avail. He still There are some beautiful shots ol t'ouchinching. Ontario. doesn't want her mountain scenery, some lousy attempts at Canada, will be on campus The "Body Shoppe" is an expensive salon symbolism (mother and daughter separated Friday from 9 30 am to Court to consider press law patronized by such luminaries as the "fifth by a pane of glass) and a fair score by 4 30 p m to interview most famous photographer in the world." Maurice Jarre In the Florida case, the law to force publication of a students for summer jobs as WASHINGTON lAPl Court upheld the law. and an Orsen Wells' look-alike senior counselors, the The Supreme Court agreed finding that it enhanced court reserved the right to response to two Herald As Ash Wednesday is traditionally the first editorials opposing his Student Employment Office yesterday to consider freedom of speech in pursuit reject jurisdiction over the IT'S NOT enough that the audience must day of Lent. I would suggest this film to head ultimately unsuccessful announced whether states may force of free and fair elections appeal without reaching a listen to the inane patter of the dialogue, we the list of things to relinquish If you delight decision on the merits of the candidacy Interested students must newspapers to print The Miami Herald appealed are treated to such delights as simulated skin in beautiful scenery or are in need of The state trial court held sign up in 460 Student editorial replies from the decision, and several case ripping i complete with sound I. chicken fat information on cosmetic surgery, then "Ash The Florida dispute arose the law invalid, but the Services Bldg Deadline is political candidates major news and civil being pulled from underneath the skin and Wednesday" is for you But you might in 1972 when state Florida Supreme Court noon Thursday- The justices will hear liberties organizations stitches yanked from eyelids change your mind about both after this. Men and women applying arguments later this term called the ruling a major legislative candidate Pat L overturned that ruling should be at least 19 years on the constitutionality of and unprecedented violation Tornillo Jr invoked the I "" old and of at least Florida's right-to-reply law, of the First Amendment largely ignored 1913 reply I T.O.'i — FOR JACKETSI sophomore standing which grants candidates I At 5 pm Friday a slide access to newspapers that I ALPHA SIGMA PHI presentation will be shown assail" the candidate's PLAIN JACKETS mi*** «♦»*«• *«« to give to applicants an idea record or character THE FLORIDA Supreme LITTLE SIS RUSH of what the camp is like CHI OMEGA Fraternity & Sorority Jackets - FAST SERVICE - WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THEIR COUNTRY HOUSE NEW OFFICERS FOR 1974: Jan. 15th T.O.'S Campus Corner welcome Everything for Your Everyday Needs FRATERNITIES 7:30-9:30 ACROSS FROM KOHL HALL AND Pres. - Elizabeth Monroe J SORORITIES Vice Pres. - Jackie Garringer ' I All interested girls I SIGMA CHI OPIN 10-1 tOO I welcome SUNDAYS 10-10 Rec. Sec. • Lynne McPherson I CONGRATULATIONS TO L-. SPECIALS DAILY Cor. Sec. - Joyce Foraker wmmrmmttfiBiwmftBmftaj' OUR NEW OFFICERS BEER - DINNERS Pledge Trainer - Ellen Kindle CONSUL - SCOn PERZ WINE - SANDWICHES Invite us to your next party PRO CONSUL - DAVE SHEPERD East of BG Bowling Green Rd. Treas. - Clara Chokena - WE'LL MAKE IT YOUR BEST ANNOTATOR ■ TIM SNIDER Personnel - Jo Cunningham QUAESTOR • JIM BERNING
Royal Green, a coed ser- Social Chairman - Jeanne Harvey TABLES ASSIST. QUAESTOR • CRAIG ALLEN vice and sponsor organiza- Panhel Reps. • Andrea Cassesse CHAIRS SOCIAL • DAVE CHAMBERLIN tion for Army ROTC, cor- FOUNTAINS PUBLIC RELATIONS - BRUCE Sue Constable PLANTS & dially invites all interested TREES BACHTEL freshmen women through Rush Chairman - Diane Lelii GLASSWARE TRIBUNE - TOM MILLER first quarter junior, to partici- Public Relations - Jan Bomba EDITOR - CHUCK KOWAL pate in their winter rush in- RITUAL • MIKE DeJOHN formation night, Tuesday, House Chairman • Sue Goode Rent All Your Party Time Needs from HISTORIAN - MIKE COSGROVE January 15, from 6:30-9:00 Alumni Chairman • Lesli Rothenberg RUSH • RICK JACOBS p.m. in the Ohio Suite of the Party Time Palace Activities Chairman • Kathy Palasek DIVISION BEE GEE RENTAL MAGISTER - TOM MAHLE Union. 125 W. POE RD. ATHLETICS - DAVE MACAULAY For further information call And Our Thanks SCHOLARSHIP - PETE KONTOS Gale Schreiber OR CALL OUR PARTY LINE To The Officers of 1973 HOUSE MANAGER - BILL MEYERS 2-1372 For A Fantastic Job! 352-4646 "LETS HAVE A GREAT WINTER!.1 $MmaMxmMJ&&2£i Pag* 6 The tO News, Tuawtoy, January IS, 1*74 Victim to accept jury's verdict She, tbiS Wllk
froaa III I Page CLEVELAND IAP) - A Columbia, confirmed thai he minutes with the jury, but wound, said the jurors are from the troops when he was student whose back was was a student at the time he declined to describe his "doing a good job and doing shot in the abdomen and left W< rntnt Iht fiftil to km.! Handbill Dili««r«aJ shattered by a bullet when and that he testified Monday session. what they have to do." quinMi#i Prices and itemi It your Door leg tlfactiva «. B.C m only Ohio National Guardsmen but refused other comment. DEAN KAHLER. 23. a "If part of that process Lewis also said the jurors Mon. Jan 14 Mini Sun. Jan. 20. 1974 II foi oioVt and students clashed in 1970 James G Dawson. 28. of junior at Kent State Uni- means there are no indict- "seem to be making the Nona MM to dealers Copy ntht 1974 Tl» Kroftr Co Receive • Copy said yesterday he would Mount Vernon. Ind.. said he versity and a major figure in ments. I will take it and most thorough investigation was walking with William securing the federal grand ■ik lor oio it accept without bitterness leave it as it stands.'' Kahler that has been made so far" whatever results from a K. Scroeder when the Lorain jury probe, and Joseph added. "I'm not bitter now. and added that he would be Iko Krogor Sloro lederal grand jury's probe of student was shot fatally in Lewis Jr of Massillon each why should I be bitter surprised if there were no OffUo. the incident ih" back. said they spent about an then''" indictments. Another student among Ellis Burns. 24. who also hour before the jury. Neither he nor Lewis the nine wounded in the May was with one of the shooting The jury is looking into would discuss details of HE WAS among 25 4 conlronlation said he told victims, said he spent 40 the incident in which four their appearances before the persons indicted by an Ohio the jury he felt he was shot other Kent State students jurors Both said the ques- grand jury which investi- intentionally Graduation were killed when guardsmen tions generally dealt with gated the incident late in The jurors also questioned gunfire erupted during a the shootings 1970 He was charged with Planning to graduate three other students, two of student protest of US mili- Lewis said he told the jury second-degree riot, but the in March or June' To- them about what took place tary involvement in that "as close as I was to the indictments were dropped day Is the last day to while they were Cambodia guardsmen. I would find it later file for graduation accompanying two of the Kahler. who spent nearly hard to believe that they did A presidential commission Application forms are four students killed during six months in a hospital not see me " also investigated the shoot- available at the Admini- thellareup recuperating from his He said he was 71 feet ings stration Bldg Paul F«*, 21. Of British -T— Art films start tonight DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Films about Picasso and Goya will open the University's Artist Scries at H p in tonight in the Grand Ballroom. Union ACROSS fc; l,,,,,,,.*, 1 H Knlitled Museum Without Walls, the five-week series 1 \ ft" lit. | ,,. : » ( ...... 'in u i,,,,!, also includes films on Uada. cubism, impressionism. Greek |iir|iaia1>
IN RETURN tin l.ilim the student will receive room and board, plus a wage scaled to Ihe European urn CLaSSIFIED -w economy Wmking condi- tions will he strictly eon I'AMPl'SCALKNDAR trolled by Ihe labor minis The Den now inter- Typist experienced in Congratulations Sandy tries ol Ihe countries Tuesday. January 15. 1974 viewing part-time sale tvping dissertations and and Dick on your AX-Phi Involved, the AES said help For info & appoint- theses 353-1802 The Sociolony I'nderuraduate Interest Croup will hold Delt engagement Your ment call 352-5265 sisters are proud of you In must eases. Ihe em- .i meetinn today al 5 30 p in in the Perry Room ol the PERSONALS ployers have especially Union Paul s Alpine Village is now hiring cocktail Kurt ZBT knows who's We have jusl published a The BOSH Rink Rats will meet innuiht al 7 00 p.m. in waitresses and bar who Congrats Mom and list of faculty members j^^ INSIST room 212 Hayes Hall maids, must be 21. no the Brothers willing to sponsor There will be a Bowling Green Women's Tennis Team experience necessary, Congrats Doo-Doo and independenl study, Meeting today at 4:30 p.m. in 206 o( the Women's full andparltime Davey on Ihe first anni- together with the areas Pi ON and topics of interest to \J0J' MICKEY Building Anyone Interested Is welcome Petti's Alpine Village is versarv of vour pick-up Hms 304 and 306 them This list, which Photography enthusiasts Open photography lab lor now hiring waiters and also includes university WHERE BEER IS SOLD all interested members ol the campus community waitresses, must be 21. Holly and Larry, con- courses available for You must supply your own photographic paper A lee work II 30 10 1 30 Mon gratulations and best of credit-by -examination, ol $ 50 will cover the cosl n( chemicals each session thru Fn . one waiter or luck on your engage- may be obtained from Room 232 Technology Building Wednesdays 12 noon waitress needed to work ment Your first floor Deans offices, dormi- CINEMA I 5pm Mondays. 6-10 p m Technical assistance will 10 30 to 5 00 Mon thru friends tory reception desks. be available Friday MA P office, and exper- 20-40', off on slereo imental Studies Manulactunng Laboratory Shop facilities such as Delivery personnel, pizza equipment Highest makers wanted Apply in ENDS TONIGHT woodworking, metalworking equipment, etc will be quality, fully guaranteed FOR SALE open t» all students (or independenl work Must person. 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By Ken Rappoporl Beach Stale downed San Jose State 72-57 and No 10 important game with Notre Dame A I'CLA spokesman says Cavaliers When Virginia came within three points with 1 45 AP Sports Writer Providence hammered California-Irvine 75-51 Walton's back bruise is healing, but he still may not be well remaining, the Tar Heels secured the victory with two free In the Second Ten. No 11 Louisville turned back Drake 87- enough to make a two-game trip to the Midwest this week throws by Walter Davis, a basket by Darrell Elston and a With David Thompson driving, the North Carolina State 82. 12th-raled Alabama bounced Mississippi 85-68. Indiana against Iowa and the Fighting Irish three-point play by Mitch Kupchak basketball team went for a Sunday ride tipped Wisconsin 52-51 in a contest of Uth-ranked teams: Glenn Hansen fired in 23 points and led a second-half rally "There was nothing you could do to stop him." said 15th-ranked South Carolina beat Manhattan 75-61; Seattle NOTRE DAME luned up for its big meeting with I'CLA by in Louisiana State's fight-punctuated victory over Maryland's Tom Roy after Thompson steered the fourth- University stunned No 16 Nevada-Las Vegas 82-64. No 17 crushing Xavier of Ohio behind John Shumate's 19 points previously undefeated Vanderbilt ranked Wolfpack to an 80-74 college basketball victory over Southern California took a 76-61 decision over California. and a crushing defense The fight started with I 08 left when Vanderbilt captain the third-ranked Terrapins No 18 Michigan nipped Minnesota 66-65. St Louis North Carolina State tuned up lor Sunday's victory over Janvan Breda Kolff and LSU's Wade Evans traded punches Before turning off his motor. Thompson scored 41 points University upset No 19 Memphis State 65-61 and No 20 Maryland by beating Clemson Saturday behind Monty Both benches emptied and security guards rushed into the collected eight rebounds, made three steals and just about Hawaii nudged Oklahoma City 72-70 Time's 19 points middle of it while a hostile crowd hurled debris onto the drove the Terps crazy with his constant gear-shifting Reserve-deep UCLA put Stanford away early with the Norlh Carolina fought olf a Virginia rally to beat the court The 6-foot-4 forward hit his first three jumpers-and he help of sub Marques Johnson Trailing 20-18 at one point in was away the tirst hall UCLA staggered Stanford with a 15 6 scoring I knew I was going to have a good game after hitting spree behind Johnson and look a 3;l-26 halftime load those jump shots." said Thompson, who made 14 of his 20 Johnson came oft the bench to grab four key rebounds in shots from the floor with a variety of crowd-pleasing moves that binge Miami downs wrestlers We wanted him to shoot from the outside." said The Bruins WOO it without starting center Bill Walton who Maryland Coach Lefty Dnesell. and he made the outside has a back injury shot By Jerry Masek straight in MAC com- "1 was too cautious." said and weak in the beginning." "UCLA played real hard because they wanted to prove petition, dropped their .lacquot. who is nursing torn ltrII.iHI said "We need lo IN COLLEGE basketball action Saturday No I UCLA thai they could do u without Walton said Stanford coach Bowling Green'8 season overall mark lo 3-5 The shoulder muscles "1 knew I lind a consistent winner in cruised to its 87th straight victory with a 66-52 decision over Howie Dallmar All the Bruins played well, and there is no long weakness in the lower Falcons host Marshall had to pin him, and I kept the first three weight Stanford. No 2 Notre Dame blasted Xavier of Ohio 87-44. way to compare this UCLA icon with the rest especially weight classes was apparent University Thursday and looking for the right classes Of course. Miami's North Carolina State beat Clemson %-68. Iiflh-ranked North when Walton isn't playing List weekend as the Falcon Toledo Saturday situation, but it never strength lies in their lower Carolina trimmed Virginia 87 75. Louisiana State upset No Walton's back injury suffered in a game lasl week matmen dropped a 22-17 "We could win both came " weights, but that 16-0 lead 6 Vanderbilt 84-81. No 7 Marquette defeated Del'aul 63-59; against Paciiic 8 Conference rival Washington State, may decision to Miami at meets.'' coach Bruce still surprised me Miami Arizona State upset No 8 New Mexico 80-68. No !i Long bo severe enough |o keep him out ol next Saturday's Vnderson Arena Bellard said. "Our Three Falcons in the should never have had either Redskin grapplers won the improved, and our extra middle weight classes the pin lat 118 lbs. • or the first lour matches and built conditioning paid off " posted wins to remain undo superior decision iat 126 up a 16 0 u-ad before BG'a lo.iicd Taylor's victory at lbs i Dolphins may become legend' Steve Taylor posted a M DAVE WOLFE, the 150 lbs left him with a 3-0 victory .it ISO lbs Bowling winmngest wrestler in BG record while Dennis O'Neil Miami jumped to its early Ureen won three oi the next history, lieu a record when gained an 11*3 decision at 158 lead as MAC champ Bob HOUSTON IAPI Not long remembered chapter been some- and he can shake He is balanced by outside lout matches, but heavy he pinned Jeff Kelly at 190 lbs to bring his mark to 7-0. I) alt on pinned Tim often in a man s lifetime Is this reallj ,i icon lo i>c oil disappointments He runner Mercurj Morris, weight John JacqUOl toughl lbs The pin, Wolfe's third of best on the team Carnahan in 56 seconds, and does an athlete, or a team, compared with the relent stays loose He maintains a well-named, and Jim Km-k to a :i :i tie A pin by .lacquot the season, tied the BG Junior Mike Melting undefeated Paul Schonauer come along with the mark of less, unstoppable machines good esprit do corps 4.UO, ,ind an astute, talented would have given Ihe career mark of 16 set by picked up his hi Hi straight whipped Bill Frazier. 12-2 true greatness oi the late \ Ince Lombard! he has the hoi tes quarterback Hob Qriese Falcons a 21 10 win Dennis Palmer in 1966 triumph. .1-2. at 167 lbs. to Hi: ■ Tom O'Neal lost a 2-1 We are a nation oi ,it Green Bay in the 1960s LARRY CSONKA is an \nd the Miami line) The victory was the Wolfe is 6-1 on the season stay unbeaten squeaker to Tom I'lrich at idolaters We make t in gods Will ii ultimately lake us amating ball carrier, u offensive and defensive -are seventh Straight for the and owns a career record of "1 told you belore the 134 lbs . and Miami's Mike of our sports heroes We place beside such unfor- saloon bouncer s son who lug and Strong enough to undefeated Redskins who 36-6-3 season started that we'd be Salupo slopped Tom Hall. 7- elevate them lo high gettable dynasties as Ilk- looks like a bull and runs move Hue Stadium are rapidly becoming "ihe Wolfe's pin shaved strong in the middle weighls 4. at 142 lbs pedestals and watch Ihem New York Yankees baseball like a race horse l-'or sheet It's a team with a superb Big lied Machine" ol ihe Miami's lead to 20-15 and crumble to the dust of mere team, the Montreal iimning powei. pro football attitude and endless skills Mui Vmerican Conference placed the outcome of the mortality Canadian hockey forces is h.nd pressed lo nnd an Who pra) tell, is ever going I MAO wrestling meet in the hands of Sometimes they arc giants Notre Dame under the greal equal lo licit them ' The loss. H(i s thud .lacquot. today and forgotten has Knute Rockne and the Sigma Phi Epsilon beens tomorrow p r e s e nI day UCLA basketball team ■ Rush Tonite BIT THE Miami Dolphins 7x30 to 9:30 pro lootball learn, now THEY arc blessed with a Swimmers lose to OU Super Bowl champion two coach oi the raresl qualities years in a row is beginning Don Shula can i»' tough Bui By Dick Reel I,II in.nice b) winning the dive said Stubbs The swimmers will try lo featuring lo lake Ihe shine ot possible he also can be human His Stall Writer 500 yard Ireestyle in 5 07 f> reflecting upon the loss to even their record when Ihey Immortality players recognise and and also h\ copping the die Bobcats travel lo Ashland tomorrow 11 may be in Ihe mist ol appreciate thai It takes strong pel I IMKI yard freestyle with a Kvci since I e.ni ,il 4 p in The Falcons have Phi Mu Washboard Band writing new spoils legends Shula is a pleasant, articu tormanoes in Imlh the swim 10 3D '.i clocking remember, our diving another Important meet at 7 a! which its overwhelming late man He sees football in iiimg and diving events to Ryland also placed second program has been weak. P in i-'i iday when they meel (at QU£ house, 24-7 victory over the Minne- its propci perspective He win a swimming meel in the 200-yard butterfly mainly because we can't Notre Dame II South Bend. sota Vikings in Super Bowl can laugh about his own Unfortunately for Ihe with ,i nine ol i 06 8 Stubbs offer good high school divers I nd next to the Amani!) VIII here Sundav may be a failures -and there hue Howling Green swimming was very pleased With adequate diving facilities I think we might have Ihe team, diving has always Ryland s pel lormance and The iu; Natatorium is edge over Ashland bill Ihe Lady cagers triumph been a weak spot and it also complimented Hill only nine leel deep, a depth Notre Dame meet should be proved to IK- Ihe team S Wittenmyei that is too shallow tin top- a close one." remarked We want to buy back a book — downfall lasl Saturday as it \ time oi 2 23 4 enabled level diving Stubbs in home encounters lost its second meet iii the Wittenmyer lo capture Ihe If anyone has this book: season lo Ohio University 200-yard breaststroke, and Both women I basketball with 12 and 11 points 59-54 he also swam well in the 4iki teams opened then seasons respectively Sheltered Workshops — A Handbook The swimmers did a yard relay at home lasl Saturday with The ladies' "B" team good enough job to win." Senioi co captain Joe Klc convincing victories bombed Lorain County Com- said BG coach Tom Stubbs bowski garnered his 14th Published by National Assoc. munity College, 75-41, in ihe m^v ■ Bui the meet w.is decided straight victory in Ihe 50 The "A" team shot 48 per second home contest BG of Sheltered Workshops in Ihe diving area and we yard freestyle with a limeol cent from Ihe Hoot as they had lour girls scoring in lost u there Thedivers gave 21 :i but he laded io win the and Homebound Programs blasted Wayne State 77-26 double figures led b) Pat their best, though 100 yard Ireestyle OPEN RUSH (NASWHP) Scoring was distributed Hull who had 21 points The Falcons owned a live Oui freshmen came equally as every member ol Both point totals were point advantage over Ol in through With good Ihe Bowling Green squad goi records fOl Falcon women S showings, said Stubbs TONITE pleas§ contact into the scoring column teams the swimming events, but were outsciiied by 10 points Linda Hardy led all Falcon The "A and B squads We V€ got good divers, in dning competition WOOD LANE INDUSTRIES "A" scorers with 13 will travel to Ohio Stale this hill we could gel some more FOR ALL INTERESTED markers while Kate Koestet Saturday for their next Sophomore Dave Hyiand talented ones il we had a 354-2254 and Christy Long chipped in encounters turned in an outstanding pel better place in which to MEN AND Havlicek will lead East squad LITTLE SIS'S 7:30-9:30 ^rtw - FEATURING - Char Broiled Sleaks and No invitations will br .*ni since our sign up list was Chops in tonight's NBA All-Star tilt ; stolon at th« parly Sat. nit*. Com* and ro-sign up s*» wo Full Course Family Dla- ! can contact you. nrr B\ Berl ltiiscnih.il leading candidate lor the tern Conferences will meet plug ol Boston's Atlantic 12 VARIETIES AP spin IN Writer nexl franchise But New Or in Ihe Seattle Center Coli- Division leaders, and his HANCAKES & WAFFLES leans. Toronto and the Twin seum before a sellout crowd teammate. 6'9 Dave Open TIKS thru Sal. 7:30-8 SEATTLE I API John lilies ol Minneapolis-St of 14.360 and a national tele- Cowens-the tallest Fast Sundays 7:30-7:00 Havlicek. Ihe newest Paul have been mentioned vision audience in the 24th starter-are expected to try- n 412 EAST W00STER to counter the West's height member ol the National as possibilities All-Star Game BANQUET ROOM Basketball Association s Kennedy said that the The East, leading Ihe with a fellies-style fast ^2 3^ 20.000-point club was ex- league's owners would es- series 15-8 including a 104-84 break Mug Shot pected to be one ol the ring- tablish Ihe price for a victory last year al Chicago, I00N SPECIALS DAILY leaders of a fired-up East I ranchise-expected to be is expected to be the under- Joining Cowens and the 1 * learn lhal will face Ihe close to $6 million-and dog against the taller West, 6'5' Havlicek in Ihe East's favored West in tonight's whether to expand next featuring 7'2" Kareem starting line-up will be 6'5 NBA All-Star Game, season or later, at a meeting Abdul-Jabbar ol Milwaukee, forward Lou Hudson of Big Mouth from 4V ^^ scheduled to be played Tuesday prior lo Ihe game and Bob Lamer of Detroit Atlanta. 6'5" guard Pete Mickey's Malt Liquor following an expansion Following the owners' an- and Nate Thurmond of Maravich of Atlanta and mm announcement by the nouncement. 12 man teams Golden State, each 611". 6'4" guard Walt Frazier of league from the Eastern and Wes- But Havlicek. Ihe spark- New York Havlicek. the leading scorer in Boston Celtics history, reached the mile- PAGLIAIS PIZZA: stone lasl Friday nighl ANY INTERESTED during a 111-103 loss lo the ] Los Angeles Lakers. Due to the energy crisis, j CAMPUS ORGANIZATION Asked if he ever thought of HOWARD *S 15$ delivery j scoring 20.000 points early in there is a WHICH HAS NOT his career, ihe 33-year-old Havlick said: T never COLD BEER BOOZE charge instead of raising all s thought 1 would play 12 RECEIVED A CONTRACT years I felt I would play- our prices. about 10 years and then call Fine Tunes FOR THEIR YEARBOOK it a career However, the average longevity in the LIVE MUSIC - 7 NITES A WEEK PICTURE SHOULD CALL league has gotten longer because of expansion. " 8-BALL BILLIARDS When Havlicek began his Tuesday • Doug Fiely • NBA career in the 1962-63 DOUBLES LEAGUE season, there were only nine teams in the league. Now. Wednesday • Spring Fever < THE KEY OFFICE there are 17. and Com- PLAY STARTS WED.. JAN. 23 • 7:00 P.M. missioner Walter Kennedy TWO-PERSON TEAMS • 7 WEEKS indicated Sunday night that Thursday • The Muskadine an 18th team probably would be added for the 1974-75 Blues Band SIGN UP AT UAO OFFICE season. 372-0086 The commissioner did not $3.50/TEAM $1.75/PERSON specify which cily was the New-look cagers nip Redskins, 70-68
By Krnnv White over the pesky Miami signs of brilliance after Probably the happiest dangerous Phil Lumpkin to "Phil is an extremely great Sports Editor Redskins in Milletl Hall was turning his team's practice eager to benefit from the 14 markers after 39 minutes offensive player." Monk their initial conference win sessions from a basketball change of scene was junior of action. said "1 didn't want him to OXFORD-And. just It was also their best hoop spa to a concentration camp guard Jeff Montgomery who get those 14 but he is almost maybe. 1974 will prove to be effort this year without a last Thursday afternoon played perhaps his best "That's the old me," impossible to stop." the Year of the Falcon doubt alter a loss to St Joe on the collegiate game while deadpanned Monk in the ex- The Falcons, who handed The Orange Gang, which Perhaps the most over- road wearing the Falcon double- huberant Falcon lockerroom the Redskins their seventh went through the '73 portion looked aspect to come out of It was a sign of those old knits while referring to his 20 defeat, equalized the contest of its schedule by dis- the win was the new-look ion and gun days last year shots and his assortment of at 54 all on a Montgomery tinguishing itself because of Falcons change of style on when the Falcons posted a MONK WAS the real patented drives against the lay-up with 13 15 left in the its consistent inconsistency, the court It was a group ol 13-13 season record The culprit in front of the 5.084 slumping Redskins second stanza gave a stunning hoop ex- cagers who certainly did not hoopsters manipulated their spectators as he fired 20 During the first 10 ball hibition here last Saturday look like the team which had ollense. the big men finally times from the field and games the Falcons' Jack Wissman gave the The Falcon cagers looked losl three straight games pounded the boards and the connected on 10 and hit four potentially talented guard Falcons a one-point lead i62- like the best MAC team Falcons defense would have of five from the charity had his duties regulated to 611 when he pumped in a 25- The Falcons' thrilling COACH Pat Haley saw his even brought a cheer from stripe lor a season high 24 that of playmaker-the guy foot howitzer comeback 70-68 matinee win Cardiac Kids perform with F I.ee Bailev points He also held the who gets the big men the ball along with playing MIAMI threatened lo defense He was averaging overtake the Falcons but around 10 shots a contest came up empty handed If that's what it takes to when Cornelius Cash peeled win. then that's what I'll off Gary Dees' missed The BG NeW have to do." Montgomery hookshot and fed it to Mont- added after experiencing 10 gomery. games of frustration while Montgomery was then SPORTS trying to direct the Falcon's fouled by Rich Hampton big guns while attempting a lay-up Tuesday. January 15. 1974 Page 8 With eight seconds left, MONTGOMERY gave a Montgomery converted one stellar performance of free throw, securing the win defense as he put the clamps and snapping the Falcons on Lumpkin who hit his first three game losing streak five attempts The Cash, who showed signs of 'Monk' up to old tricks; Redskin's ace promptly breaking out of his slump, committed three personals scored 16 points and hauled and found himself viewing down 16 rebounds Skip the action Irom the pine late Howard and Brian Scanlan in the first period tallied five apiece while hits game high 24 points Wissman chipped in eight Lumpkin logged only 23 minutes of floor time as he for the Falcons who are 1-1 in league play- ByJackO'Breu was called for a charging Executive Sports Editor "WE WERE shooting a lousy percentage Teams were violation early in the second watching for us in go inside We tried to force it (the bull■ period When he returned Dave Elmer had 15 tor the OXFORD He was craft) and cunning .is h<- scampered inside when we cooldn I That s the way our offense was set late in the game, the best he losers whose league record and scored Jell Montgomery was up to his old lucks again up hi' said That's what Haley wanted and 1 wanted to could lallv was one bucket dipped to0-2 play so I did it Haley wanted us lo run Ihe ollense He • I played today like I played three and four years ago 11owned upon me driving to the basket He really didn't like Monk said We losl three games in a row and somebody n Ticket information had to change Haley did so I decided to. too However. Monk wanted to win so bad that he decided to Tickets for tomorrow p m at Anderson Arena I just wenl out and played anil hail a good tune I didn't gamble and drive to Ihe bucket against the Hedskins He night's basketball game The preliminary JV contest worry about selling up ollenses he added II we had lo scored ins fourth held goal oi the afternoon on a driving lay against Central Michigan will begin at 5 30 p.m. run I was going lo inn Before I didn't run lull walked the up mid way through the In st halt and Saturday night s game A student ID ticket ball down the com I Today I decided I was going lo run II with Kent State are on sale exchange is in progress for Dial s what it lakes lor us lo win I'll play thai way I dinve because I had the open shot and wanted to gel in the Memorial Hall ticket the Bowling Green-Colgate Lumpkin I Phill OUl Ol there 1 wanted to get some louls on oil ice hockey game Friday night at What Montgomery did was step up Ihe pace ol the him and us In Ihe It'cc throw line. Monk explained Once Reserved seats are $2 50 the Ice Arena Falcons offensive attack Before Ihe Miami game Bowling you do something in basketball you keep doing it until each and general admission General admission tickets Green was running a slow and deliberate offense Against someone stnps you Nobody slopped me tickets are (2 lor adults and a\ »2 for adults and SI for the Redskins, the Falcons used ,i more tree wheeling Ihe six lool junior guard Mom Miamisburg scored a $1 for students and children students and children will be of tensive attack game high 24 points hitting 10 ot 20 shots from the tree Students holding basketball on sale tomorrow morning throw line 11) cards will be admitted to in Memorial Hall Reserved Haley wanted me lo lake ihe ball down the com i and run both games by showing their seat tickets are 12 50 each Falcon guard Jeff Montgomery ( No 22) attempt* through the offense I played thai way and did the bcsl I Todaj s win was Ihe iH'St thing that has happened to us ID'S at the gate. Faceoff time is 7 30 p.m to (top a jump shot by Miami'* Phil lumpkin could bin ii -ihe offensive set up1 wasn'l working Monk tins year Monk said I know a lew learns are going to be Tipoff time for both with gates opening at 6 30 during la»t Saturday* gam* at Millott Hall in said in trouble when they play us varsity games will be 7 30 p in Oxford. Monk scored a game-high 24 point* while lumpkin had 14. (New*photo by Jack O'Brexa) Luckett ignites Overtimes highlight BG-OSU split K> Mark Glover Green won a 4 3 ovei nine and resulted in a 3 3 stale Dubt'k slapped a shot off net to pick up the win 3. at 18 58 of the period and Assistant Sports Editor decision in.Me at the end ol the stick of OSC goalie Dan At that moment last fans started lo leave Frldu) nighl was high regulation play Ithe Falcon Sieiginu and Mike Bartley Friday night with (he team Exiting patrons were Bobcat victory An inliii laled Ron Mason lighted with aggressive and goals scored by John came Hying in to put in the riding so high, it would have halfway out the exits when paced back and forth in the wide open play with ihe Slew,II I. Doug Ross and rebound The lans almost been hard to predict that 24 Doug Ross scored for BG B> Dick Reel inches to the former silent lockerroom last absence ol penalties thai Jack Latnei tore the roof off the Ice hours later the team would with a scant 27 seconds left Staff Writer Bridgepoi t Conn prep Slat Saturday night too mad to isually accompany thcOSl' With 3.317 patrons Arena be stunned and the coach to send the contest into hut that didn t stop him speak lo anyone BG series screaming, the puck was fuming overtime vi'HENS It was like from giving his best The Falcon hockey mcnlni dropped for the beginning ol COACH MASON sat in the With the crowd screaming young boys playing with In addition to playing a had good reason lo lie upsel REFEREE Sam Sisc n .mil i sudden death playofl middle ol the joyous locker Saturday night began as a loudly for another overtime matches A (ire started and hustling defensive game. as he saw a possible sweep linesman Dale Jones What coach Mason later room and was indeed carbon copy of the previous victory. BG tried to connect the boys couldn't hall it Kindle I unshed as the Ol rival Ohm State snatched established early in the called the key play ol the pleased The first-year evening It was another on a goal, but the Buckeye 1 I'm tin' was extinguished, Rockets top scorer with 17 out ol his hands initial confrontation that game nccuied when Kevin mentor praised the work of packed house at the Ice defense was stubborn but another surfaced last points It was a definite contrasl they were not going lo Mac-Donald blocked a Bob Schlitts i moved up to Arena and the play was Saturday as Ohio I niveraity lo Friday night's locker tolerate any rough stufl Buckeye shot in the Falcon Hie offensive line last week i again open and aggressive The end came for the rolled past Toledo, 82-72 In "KINDLE played me as room which was a scene ol The situation produced an /one and got the puck down and Al Sarachman who Falcons when Pankiw put in .in Important Mid-American lough as anyone lias this pandemonium after Bowling exciting, hard lought battle the ice to Bob Dobek played a good game in the Shortly afterward. Ihe the winning goal at 7 40 1 Conference < MAC I clash si a son commented similarities ended and the which left the patrons The Rockets, red hoi and l.uekett men in the striped shirts stunned at the 5-4 loss and riding inch on a nine game He s definitely the best began to play a role that led to Mason's anger in the winning streak. gol tln-u offensive guard in the would become very familiar lockerroom tire doused by a tighl and conference said Toledo for the rest ot the night aggressive Bobcat defense sophomore Larry Cole of MASON felt the game However the 9,097 Lucketl We played good Referee Ron Hicke and never should have gone into Convocation Center patrons defense, but he was just too linesman Jones called a overtime were more enthralled with hot total of 32 minutes in the 28-pmni performance by penalties lor the first "Our defense just got the Bobcats' Waller l.uekett wasn t the only period tired." said the frustrated l.uekett Bobcat who played well coach "I thought they lOhio Luckett. the MAC'S Teammates Bill Blown In the attempt lo dis- State i played better than we leading scorer, came out (iciii ge Green and Dave Ball cipline the players, the did most of the time shooting, but in his own all shot SO per cent or better action of the officials cSaturday i words "was shaky and cold to end with 12 points each seemed to have an adverse in the first half " Green, along with Denny affect Fights were frequent As for the overtime. He only ' registered 12 Rusch was Ohio's top and the penalty boxes were Mason felt that BG had the tirst-haii points However reboundet with nine filled to capacity most of the better scoring chances, but between halves someone Brown put the clamps on night the shots did not go through must have ignited his match Rocket star Mike I'arkei hy for the team because the sophomore was limiting the snapshooting THE SCCFFLING did nol all but unstoppable in the forward to just tour shots in appear to effect BG as the Mason and Buckeye coach final 20 minutes ot action the first halt Falcons led at the end of the Gerry Walford agreed that I tried to play him head first period by a 2-0 count the officiating was quile "I HAD a real hot second up and deny him the ball (two goals by John Stewart poor and it let the game get hall. said l.uekett in said Brown I didn'l want accounting for the total >. out of hand somewhat ol the under him to get on one ot his hot A dejected Falcon coach statement ol the day streaks The second period was said that "it may take two The 64 backcourt Hash Parker only had two marked by more squaring or three days to recover connected on his last eight points at intermission and off and hot tempers Ohio from a loss like this." field goal attempts, finished with 13 overall, but State scored two goals while The skaters, now 9-13 on including tout straight most ot them came alter Bartley scored for BG to the year, will try to make buckets that put the llobcats l.uekett put the game away make the BG lead 3-2. that recovery Friday at ahead by 20 with 14 29 left to with his eight-point Hurry home against Colgate. play The trip to the lockerroom A magniticent driving lay- "WE PLAYED a heck of a at intermission was up by Luckett that sent the game.' said Ol' coach Jim interrupted by another IAA notes crowd into ecstasy with 4 18 Snyder It was our best scuffle. left was the finishing touch defensive ettort of the Entries are due at 5 p.m of a torrid 14 for 21 shooting -eason " The two teams battled for today for the IM basketball, exhibition Nichols, who saw his most of the third period with bowling and handball. "He's a great player." club s winning streak come no scoring. Then it Entries are available from said Toledo coach Bob to an abrupt halt. said. Ohio State's Doug Boyd cups hit head between hit arm* after hit team was happened Ray Meyers fraternity, resident hall Nichols after the game. "I "They IOI'I shot well and athletic chairmen and the defeated in overtime by the Falcon* Mike hartley » .udden-deoth goal at 7:02 scored for the Bucks at 16:10 thought ijim> Kindle did a rebounded well, and they got of the period. IM office. 201 Memorial Agony in the overtime gave the Falcon* a 4-3 win ovoc the Buckeye* latt Friday night. good job on him. though the second and third shots Hall Play will begin in all Kindle, assigned to guard which we weren't getting in (Mewtphoto by Joe Darwal) Steve Pankiw scored to three sports Monday. Jan Luckett. gave away four the first half." put the OSU squad on top. 4- 21.