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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The G views Vol. 61, No. 137 Bowling 'Green 'Slate University Friday, November 3, 1978 Prohibition off the ballot By Tom Smith The board voted by phone to accept the ballot booklet, according to director Richard Britten, a township trustee Staff Reporter the petitions by Irene Shiple, Constance Hillard. who originally took the suit to court Democratic candidate for county She said that Cheetwood informed the "was glad to see it went the way it did." A three-Judge panel in Toledo auditor, place the measure on the board that it can appeal the matter to yesterday ordered the Wood County ballot. The Ohio law requires all the Ohio Supreme Court. HE SAID a committee, composed of Board of Elections to remove the liquor decisions to make in public, according IN A TELEPHONE poll of three representatives from Dixie and the sale prohibition from the ballot in to John Cheetwood, Wood County board members, Helen Isch, board other three business establishments Perrysburg Township. prosecuting attorney. Cheetwood chairman, said the board will not that would have been affected, began The measures, if approved by voters, defended the board in court Oct. 26. contest the decision. running ads in Wednesday's would have prohibited the sale of liquor Isch explained that the board felt this newspapers to persuade voters to at four firms in the township including "WHAT THE REAL issue is, is the informal poll did not violate the sun- defeat the idea. the Dixie Electric Company on U.S. 25. meeting certifying the petitions. The shine law because it was a reaction to Ray L Whitaker, administrator for board has the duty to examine and the decision. She said if the poll is not "It was unfortunate that this had to the 6th District Court of Appeals, said determine the validity of the petitions. legal the board will hold a public happen," explained Donna Dunn, the decision concludes that the board of "The director inspected the petitions meeting on the matter. manager of Dixie, "but we are really elections "failed to comply with sec- and then called the board members to Hillard said she did not know the happy with the decision." tions of the sunshine law." In the certify the petitions," Cheetwood ex- decision will affect future board Shiple initiated the petition drive to court's opinion, the action of the board plained. operations because she had not read the keep a new disco from being built on was a clear abuse of the law, he said. The board will remove the issue from court's opinion. U.S. 25 by National Entertainment Co. University trustee stays active Editor's note: This is the third in a Although his business affiliations series of profiles of the nine members of Finds challenge in opportunity seem to comprise a sizable chunk of his the University Board of Trusted. schedule, Rood said he tried to keep in By Paula Wlnslow the former Cygnet Savings Bank father-in-law, Carl H. Schwyn, served shape by playing chess, riding horses, Staff Reporter Company, which then became affiliated for 20 years. "The past board's image being an avid golfer and playing tennis with two Toledo banks. has been one of a prestigious position at least twice a week. At age 49, University Board of But Rood has maintained his and not one of a diligent working Trustee member Norman J. Rood has diversified business interests through board," he explained. "Our present AND TO KEEP his taste buds in top 25 years of banking and business ex- his duties as president of Suburban board probably spends on the average condition, Rood studies fine wines. He perience behind him, is president and Fuel Gas Inc., of Cygnet and Consumer of one to two and a half days a month on maintains a collection of about 2,000 National Gas Company and in his business. My father-in-law's (board) bottles of wine which he updates each nationwide investments in operations met four times a year.'' year with eight to 10 cases of "first such as 72-lane bowling centers and Just as Rood said varied interests are growth" vintages from the Burgundy Burger King restaurants. important in his personal life, so are and Bordeaux areas of France. AN ACTIVE trustee, Rood said he they integral to the board. "The at- Rood said becoming familiar with likes to expand his interests when titude of the trustees today against such choice vintages involves more opportunities arise. "I retired (from those of the past is that we consider all than an occasional gulp of the spirits or the bank) because I had all these other the facets of the University. They are a cursory glance at a French label. things I wanted to do. When you're involved with more input than ever "You read many, many books and buy president of the board-where do you go before and I think that's good." many, many wines," he explained, from there?" he asked. "When you Rood said the students are a vital "and you taste many, many wines." reach a goal it's time to allow younger source of input. As well as working Besides the enjoyment he said he people to come in to allow for new toward a good relationship between receives from learning about different ideas. students and administrators.he said he wines, the trustee said his hobby is "Likewise, 1 think our University has and board members also want to tackle practical, too. "A lot of the restaurants a lot of growing to do," he continued. problems between the community and I frequent might not carry those better "We're seeing the University with full the University. Because of this, Rood wines so you have to know how to capacity when others are struggling for said he likes to keep in touch with coordinate the wines with what you're students. I think it's everything that student opinions. ordering." Bowling Green has to offer to students- "I'VE ALWAYS made myself as The boards, investments and hobbies as well as the (lower) cost. We (the available as possible. In fact, all are part of Rood's formula for trustees) sure don't take the easy way one day I spent a whole day at the staying alive. "When you stop using Norman J. Rood out and increase fees Just for additional University Just talking with the your mind and physically stop using operating money." students. I enjoyed that." your body, isn't that what happens chairman of the board of two local According to Rood, a board member Another boon to the board's ef- when you decide to go into full firms, serves on several other firms' since 1973, the board does not try to fectiveness is the relationship between retirement and die?" he asked. executive boards and has financial avoid its other University respon- the trustees. "All of the trustees have a "There are too many things I want to investments in seven different fields. sibilities. "Our present board has very close relationship with each other do and see before I get to the point Newsphoto by Bill Gilmore He Insisted that he does not intend to devoted more attention to committees brought about by the many activities where I just want to sit at home and JIM BERNEY is left hanging as he caulks the walls at Krelscber Quad. The slowdown. than any other board," he said, adding and meetings," he said. play chess and drink wine." repairs are being made to reinforce the cafeteria walls' clay Joints. "I've always been a 12-hour-a-day that he has served on committees for In fact, board president John P. man-sometimes even more than that," the Student Recreation Center, review LipaJ, of Upaj, Woyar and Tomsik Rood said. "I don't think I'll ever of the health center and several ad hoc Architects in Cleveland designed retire." committees. Rood's new Spanish-Mediterranean Two years ago, he resigned as HE CONTRASTED the present board home outside Cygnet where he lives Campus lacks student workers president and chairman of the board of with the one of 30 years ago on which his with his wife, Roselyn. By Keith Jameson employment is almost nonexistent for "THEY (THE STUDENTS) don't Editorial Editor off-campus employers, according to need the jobs as badly because they had Jane E. Fisher, manager of McDonalds better paying summer Jobs and saved Wafer supply safe for consumers A lack of students to fill on-campus restaurant, 1470E. WoosterSt. more," he said, adding that 45 of the 50 job openings is a major problem now Fisher said that between 90 and 95 employees at Dino's are University By Cindy Zlotnik The Little Auglaize and Auglaize and other chemicals, Kaltenbach facing the University, according to percent of her employees are students. rivers join the Blanchard at said, adding that "farmers are Ellen J. Kayser, assistant director of University students working part time Seymour added that many students "The water In Bowling Green, Defiance and also lead to the probably the largest group with the Financial Aid and Student in evenings and that she has never had work off campus, as campus jobs are Haskins, Portage and Tontogany Is Maumee. least amount of public relations. Employment. any problems filling evening positions. hard to get because of a long waiting bacteriologically safe for drinking Farmers get much of the blame THE INTENSITY of the taste and Much of the problem stems from a list. despite the problem of the peculiar for the taste and odor of the water odor of the water varies throughout 1976 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ALTHOUGH THE wage difference The figures show just the opposite, taste and odor," Howard Kalten- because of farm runoff of fertilizer Bowling Green, Kaltenbach said. said state agencies, including the may contribute to large numbers of according to Kayser. The number of bach, assistant superintendent of University, had to follow only state University students working off new applicants for work shows a water treatment, said yesterday. minimum wage guidelines, Kayser campus, most employees at McDonalds decrease of 150 students from last year. Kaltenbach said the water is said. work there for another reason, she said. There are three solutions that may treated with carbon, which "arts Because the University's college "A large percentage of our people remedy the problem, Kayser said. like a sponge and picks up and work-study program, which hired 15 work for the McDonalds in their THE FIRST solution is Senate Bill removes some of the taste and odor percent of the working students, is hometown. It's a job where they can fit 466, a bill that would increase Ohio from the four million gallons of designed to pay the federal minimum right in," Fisher said, adding that off- minimum wage to match federal water that come Into the plant wage of $2.65, the University applied for campus hours also may be more guidelines. everyday." and received a waiver from the Office flexible. The second solution, Kayser said, is The problem is not with the of Education permitting it to pay only "I wanted part-time work. I worked to raise the University pay scale. treatment but with the water itself the state minimum wage of $2.30. at the Burger King back home, so I Kayser added that this also is im- because countless streams flow into KAYSER SAID the difference bet- knew there wouldn't be lot of training," probable because the University is "not the Maumee River carrying ween pay scales has caused an em- said Dawn F. Greaser, a junior working going to increase (the wages) until the chemical discharges from factories, ployment problem seen in payroll at Burger King, 1570 E. Wooster St. state does." refineries and mills from Indiana, statistics in the last two years. Ken Seymour, manager of Dino's The third solution involves having Michigan and Ohio, Kaltenbach The first academic payroll of 1977 Pizza Pub, 532 E. Wooster St., said the supervisors who can recommend merit said. paid $89,762 to 2,063 students who each problem stems from higher federal raises or reclassify Jobs into higher "THE PROBLEM would be worked an average of 19.3 hours during minimum wages. paying positions. simple to remedy if we always had the first two weeks, Kayser said. the same product to start with," he In 1978 $89,961 was paid to 2,043 said. "But the water from the students, 20 less than last year. They Maumee River is constantly in flux each worked about 18.5 hours during making treatment only valid for the first two weeks. certain water at a certain time." Because the same amount of work is Five main rivers drain factory done by fewer students in less hours, Inside the News waste Into the Maumee River, ac- student employees are put under a cording to Kaltenbach. The water strain, Kayser said. EDITOR'S NOTE: In yesterday's page one story about collective flews from Hudson, Mich, where the ALTHOUGH THE figures seem bargaining, the headline should have said, "80 percent of faculty Tiffin River drops into the Maumee "pretty insignificant," Kayser said, returning surveys favor collective bargaining vote." River as it passes through Defiance. some areas at the University are being The St. Joseph's River flows through affected. SPORTS: The Falcon Ice House Gang takes on New Hampshire Hillsdale, Mich, and merges with the "It has created problems. They've and the football team battles Ball State this weekend. Page II. St Mary's River in Fort Wayne, Ind. (the University) had to put some to comprise the Maumee River. The Newsphoto by Bill Gilmore projects away. There are students in Blanchard River flows through Food Services who have been asked to Hlgh(zF(17C) TO DRINK OR NOT TO DRINK? Even though Bowling Green'i water may smell Low35F(zC) Ftndlay where the Marathon Oil put in more hours due to the shortage," Company and other refineries and and taste bad at times, It Is fit to drink, according to assistant superintendent of I percent chance of rain water treatment Howard Kaltenbach. Kayser said. Weather factories spew wastes into the river. However, the problem of student opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' turkeys and triumphs speaking out media events-political baloney Every week, there are so many things happening in the world, not only on a local basis, but also on a state, national and international basis, that As the Nov. 7 election draws near, the only party to use media events to listed here are not interested in meeting the editorial page has trouble discussing each and every one. That is why politicians swing their election cam- stir up votes. Democratic candidate for them, but in appealing to larger the News will attempt to put in a "Turkeys and Triumphs" column in paign drives into full gear in an effort to Roger Lieutenant Gov. Michael Dorrian made numbers of persons through the media. every Friday edition just to show the good-and bad-side to different reach as many voters as possible. a short speech and had a press con- One should question whether these topics. One of the best ways to draw at- ference at the University last month candidates are really interested in the tention to a political campaign is called TRIUMPH--Gov. Rhodes made his way to Bowling Green to discuss before spending a short time visiting people, or in getting elected to office. a media or psuedo-event. Lowe his gubernatorial campaign with local politicians and media and to dormatories and shaking hands. Though several candidates came to the In e media event, a politician hops Though Dorrian moved about the University, they should not be voted for promise the city money with which to renovate University Airport. into the community by plane or special TURKEY-Gov. Rhodes was in Bowling Green for a very short period campus some, he was still interested in on account of this action alone. form of transportation, gives a press The University and the city have both attracting media attention. Issue positions should be critically of time and never left an airport hanger to view the adjacent city and conference and performs a public been subject to media events in this Jerry Sherk, candidate for the examined. See what the candidates say University. activity before quickly continuing on year's political campaigning. Delbert Latta's House of Represen- at their press conferences. If you follow TR1UMPH--The editorial page has experienced an avalanche of letters his merry way. On Monday, Ohio Gov. James A. tatives seat, brought his Whistlestopper campaigns closely, you will see that the to the editor. So many letters have come in that the editorial editor is Simply stated, the media event is the Rhodes flew into Bowling Green in his tour to the University last week to at- same old rhetoric is repeated time and having problems finding enough room to print all of them. candidate doing something rather than twin-engine plane as part of the tract attention to his campaign. In this time again. saying something. Actions make better TURKEY-Many of the letters recieved by the editorial editor have "Traveling Rhodes Show," as one example, Sherk used the Whistlestop- ADD END. The News is starting a concerned columns by the sports editor that appeared on the sports photographs and look better on reporter following the governor's per to attract attention of the media new feature on the editorial page today. pages. Most of the letters have not dealt with ongoing issues concerning television than do ordinary speeches. campaign put it and the people so they could hear his Instead of publishing one long editorial, MEDIA EVENTS ARE HELD solely faculty collective bargaining, the new general studies guidelines and, to Rhodes flew into the Wood County plans. the News will distinguish between for the benefit of the news media to some degree, the upcoming election. Airport, gave a press conference in the Like most area media, the News "Turkey or Triumph" on numerous gather exposure to the candidates. No airport hanger, promised more money There are probably more topics that could be printed, but space covered Rhodes, Dorrian, and Sherk events taking place at the University, In effort is made to get out and mix with for Ohio schools and the airport he had and their media-oriented events in case the city, state, nation, or world. This restrictions do not allow them all to appear. the people, for larger numbers of just landed at and flew off into the If any reader has any ideas or suggestions for a Turkey and Triumph, some newsworthy activity would feature will appear in the News every people can be reached through the sunset actually, south to Bucyrus. happen. Friday. jot it down on a piece of paper and send it to: Editorial Editor, 106 newspapers, radio and television It was a media event in all aspects. BUT VOTERS SHOULD REALIZE Roger Lowe is managing editor of the University Hall. All suggestions will be considered. stations present at media events. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY is not that these politicians and others not News. Letters First, if I had realized that he was the prospective pledges through a similar recover from their high school need to continued activity and mutual respect. rights the last fifty years. Also, may I voter hotline author of the letter about Freddie "meat grading competition." Accor- belong to a clique, this entire dilemma remind you that Hitler considered Falcon, I could have taken it with a ding to Ms. Dawson, "The caliber of would resolve itself. Steve Ricchetti everyone below his race's pedestal as grain of salt. But, as it was, I did take at men chosen to be members of Sigma President an inferior and unworthy of associating The November 7th election rapidly at face value which is a big mistake Chi Fraternity is extremely high." Rita McMullin Associated Student Government with. approaches Bowling Green voters. that I realize now. In the future, I Which, in fact, implies that any BG Eve Fitch Miami University Taking standards into account brings Because of the strong voter registration promise to read into a letter. (I feel like male who is not a Sigma Chi is not of Laura Kagy me to my second point. Sigma Chi's at Bowling Green State University, a I'm in a philosophy class). Secondly, I high caliber. Julie Schmidlin standards for social outings are the new poll will be located at Northeast do have a good sense of humor, to which Ms. Dawson also states that winning Jennifer Howlett freshman views main motivation behind ERA. They Commons, and the Bowling Green many of my friends will attest. tops the list of Sigma Chi activities. As Kim Stanley also seem ironic to the purpose of student body will have a better chance What I am really questioning here, a matter of fact, "It seems to be an Maria Kruse "making friends, strengthening to speak out on the political issues and Mr. Predmore, is the fact that there obsession with them." We feel that Cheryl Skelly on frat issue leadership,...and developing an active candidates. could possibly have been a speck of winning is an important part of life, but Paula Iammarino social life (among other personality- The office of State and Community truth in what Mr. Myers wrote. not at the cost of other people's feelings. Jean Meiring building traits)...in a well rounded Affairs would like to aid students in Teaching is a profession which takes a By refusing to party with independents, Janet Long college experience" that Bill Kibler their voter awareness by offering a lot of bumps and grinds. Many a new these particular Greeks stepped on Deb Anderson Being a freshman and never having (Pres. of I.F.C.) says is provided by the hotline concerned with the issues and teacher has become disillusioned with other people in search of what they 1st floor Highs, Compton. been connected with a fraternity, I have fraternity system (in his letter to in- candidates. The line will be in service his or her choice of profession and consider a good time. read with great interest about the coming freshmen, August 1978). I frojn 9 AM until 5 PM", and will provide regrcted then- decision a little Ma late. It was also stated that the Greek fraternity issue. I've had no motivation wonder how many of these freshmen For those people who really do have pertinent information on local and state system contributes immensely to the to join one and probably will not in the were misled by this glamor recruiting. Mr. Myers point of view with no un- sincere apology candidates and the issues to appear on BG social life. They always welcome near future. The only information I derlying "subtle humor," I feel sorry. the November 7th ballot. independents to their money-making have about them is contained in the Lastly, if a fraternity has to rest its That attitude will stay with them In the event that sufficient in- beer blasts. But how many Greeks many recruitment letters they sent me reputation solely on the quality of its forever. formation and answers are unable to be intermingle with non-Greeks at these after my acceptance to BGSU. It is 'wine, women, and song' (as implied So, in conclusion, I extend my provided through this hotline on functons? The sole purpose of these To the Bowling Green State University under these circumstances that I upon by John Otting) and-or on how apologies for not have taken a more campus, further information will be parties is not to provide an atmosphere Community, consider myself impartial to the matter many beer blasts it has, whether humorous attitude about the letter but, sought from the Columbus hotline and for friendship between Greeks and and would like to contribute my they're no. 1, or any other materialistic I don't apologize for my view. There then passed on to the student. The independents, but to raise money. I am writing to express my sincere viewpoint. A number of points have to goals (as implied by Betsy Dawson), hotline number to call is 372-0324. really are people out there who have Greek members expect independents to apologies for the irresponsible behavior Mr. Myers idea, but in a serious gendre. be covered here. then it's trying to attract the opposite One of your privileges as a citizen is attend their activities, yet they do not of four of our students at the Bowling First, not taking into account kind of person that Mr. Kibler and the the right to exercise your vote and to participate in campus events. How Green-Miami Football game last "standards", "reputations", or fraternity system are looking for. In a express your voice in the election of Roberta Sass many Greeks watched the Snake Dance Saturday. Their actions have dimmed traditions of any part of the Greek day when materialism is steering your respective lawmakers. As with go by without bothering to join in? the weekend for us and are Campus Mailbox 4491 system, Kerry Maloney's experience America into a self-destruction, we any privilege there are obligations to One line in Ms. Dawson's article reprehensible. It is our sinere hope that with the Sigma Chi Fraternity is indeed should start now to prevent it. True, the fulfill. In this case, it is your obligation sums up the entire problem of Greek Freddie the Falcon will be all right and disgusting. The fraternity rubs off as a fraternity system's traditional prac- as a citizen to be knowledgeable of the life, "I admire Kerry Maloney and will accept our deep regrets. social elitists clique that the majority of tices may be a very trivial factor, but political issues and candidates. frat problem Mike Fetzer's efforts to intertwine the I believe in the past the relationship middle class Americans (of which most you have to pull all the roots or the weed Therefore, please take advantage of the Greeks and independents but you are between our universities has been an BGSU students fall into) have come to grows back. hotline and familiarize yourself with better off not doing so." The fact that example of sportsmanship in its best despise. Assume that a fraternity was the information necessary to cast your Greeks have this attitude brings about lies within sense. I hope this regrettable incident the victim of rating rejection by a By the way Betsy, it's not whether vote wisely on Tuesday, November 7th. the tension between themselves and will not depreciate our very good sorority or female dorm. How would the non-Greeks. We are not implying that you win or lose, it's bow you play the relationship. Again, to all at Bowling fraternity feel? Inferior? Does en- game! Steven C. Hook all Greek organizations share these Green State University, my deepest trance to a fraternity put one on a social Coordinator of State & Community As independents, we would like to thoughts, but the rule does seem to hold apologies for this unfortunate example pedestal? It is sad to hear of this oc- Affairs respond to the column written by Betsy true for the majority. Perhaps if of poor judgement and sportsmanship. curence today when America has Student Government Association Dawson. We feel Ms. Dawson did not Mark Malisheski fraternities and sororities would We at Miami look forward to our strived so hard for ERA and minority 420 Bromfield defend second floor Dunbar, as she stated she would in her article. We ■ I would like to express our opinions on laSt letter independents and the Greek system. national columnist In a previous letter to the BG News, Kerry Maloney pointed out that Sigma Mr. Greg Predmore, I promise that Chi members had to "check-out" the this will be the last letter I will write on women they considered partying with. liberation isn't what it's crocked up to be the subject of Mr. Ralph Myers letter. Apparently aftive Sigma Chl's put

WASHINGTON - This is the story of of white wine and watch the evening in the store. And then let's go have The B*G 5fews a liberated woman who is sorry she news." lunch and tell terrible things about became liberated. Her name for this "Why can't you?" everyone we know.'" p^j EDITORIAL STAFF Friday, November J, lt7» article will be Ghiselda Manifesto. "I have to do the shopping at the "That's a nice fantasy," I admitted. She is a friend of mine and as far as I supermarket on my way home, and "I guess it will never be, at least you're editor lamiea plerman know she Is as happily married as most then make dinner, and then do the not bored now." managing editor roger k. lowe people are these days. She doesn't have news editor Cheryl a. geschke dishes and clean up the house. I may be "Have you ever tried to write a brief editorial editor *«ltll h. lameson to work but decided that when her a liberated woman to the world, but I'm defending a gas line company in an sports editor Steven w. sadler children went off into the world to find still 'good old Ghiselda' to Charlie, 'the antitrust suit? If you think waxing copy editor ianet k. ropers themselves she would get her degree best little woman a man could have.'" floors is drudgery, spend a day in a law photo editor davld »• ryar. and become a lawyer. library sometime." entertainment editor rr.arc nutfunin She did. She was accepted by a law exhibit at the National Gallery." wire editor iohn lammers "BUT ISNT CHARLIE proud of the "GOSH, I THOUGHT liberated firm and is now working for Blah, Blah, "YOU MISSED THE King Tut fact that you're a lawyer and a person women had the best of both worlds-ego- ■ USINESS STAFF Objection & Sustained. exhibit? " I tried to keep the shock out of in your own right?" massaged all day long and cuddled all I saw her the other day at lunch. my voice. "Oh sure. He tells everyone: 'Meet night." business manager lindaberke "How's your tennis? " I asked her. advertising sales manager colleen dune "I was in court every day trying to my wife, she's a lawyer and makes "You've got it all wrong. No one "I DON'T HAVE TIME for tennis any keep the FCC from taking a radio $40,000 a year and she still has time to massages a liberated woman in the The BO News is published daily Tuesday in.oujh Friday during the regular school more. In fact I don't seem to have time station away from somebody In cook, clean, do exercise, take vitamins daytime because he thinks hell be year and weekly during summer sessions by students ot Bowling Green State University for anything." Hoboken,N.J." and Geritol every day.' Then he kisses patronizing her. And when she comes under the authority of the University Publications Committee. "But you loved tennis," I said. "I guess the thrill of being a lawyer me on the cheek and says just as they home at night the husband figures he's Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The BG "I loved drinking coffee and watching wears off very fast." do in the commercials, 'My wife, I think doing such a nice thing by letting her News Editor HI Board. I'll keep her."' The BO News and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity employers soap operas, too. But now that I'm a "Do you know what my dreanrln life work that he doesn't have to cuddle and do not discriminate in hiring practices. liberated woman I cant do that either." is now that I'm a liberated woman?" "That's tender," I said. her." The News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or "I don't understand it. It seems like she asked. "You want to hear of another fantasy "What about joining a women's insulting on the Basis of race, se> or national origin. only yesterday you were telling me how "I can't guess." I have?" she said. bowling league on Thursday? " I finally All rights to material published In The BO News are reserved. wonderful it would be to get out In the "To sec a matinee of 'Hello Dolly' "Sure." suggested. Editorial and Business Offices give-and-take of the real world. You with Carol Charming." She raid her half of the check and left lot University Hall m dreamed of becoming a lawyer and "WHY CANT YOU go in the evening "I PRETEND IT'S ten o'clock in the in a huff. Bowling Green State University J being somebody in your own right." to see it with Charlie? Is he too tired?" morning and Gloria calls me up and Bowling Green, Ohio 41*11 "Yes," she said, "but I didn't think it says, 'Let's go over to Neiman-Marcus Phone (4|») 17M00] "I'm too tired. When I get home I just (e) 1971, LBS Aageles Times Syn- would mean giving up the King Tut want to sit in a chair and drink a glass and try on every suit they have hanging dicate Friday, November S, 1978 The BO News Page 1 News in Brief Schedule altered New shopping complex opens Because of a conflict In apace assignments, the Russian poet ByTomSchrock The old location was not large enough for self-service Andrei Vonznesensky will perform shopping and lacked sufficient parking space, Lewandowskl •t S p.m. In 115 Education Bldg. Bee Gee Center, a shopping complex near the Kroger store said. rather than In the Grand Ballroom, on North Main street, is nearly complete, and brings at least Union. Also, because of a scheduling five new businesses to Bowling Green. WHILE SELF-SERVICE shopping is more convenient for problem, Alexander Postnov, Brat Two of the five businesses located in the seven-unit complex, the customer, added precaution will be taken to control secretary of Foreign Affairs of the already is open and the other four probably will open within shoplifting, he said. U.N. Russian Embassy, will not three weeks. Warzy's Delicatessen and Wine Shop tentatively is lecture Thursday. He will visit Included In the center are The Yum Yum Tree, Lane's scheduled to open Friday according to owner Rick Wawr- campus on a later date. Drug store, Warzy's Delicatessen and Wine Shop, the state zyniak. liquor store and CredlThrtft Finance Co. Two spaces remain The shop will feature fancy meats and sausages, kitchen- Ballots due empty, according to Robert Jesionowski, one of the center's made salads, imported cheese and wine. Warzy's also will The deadline to apply for absentee two owners. The other owner is Ken Philipson. sell caviar, tea, special coffee and chocolate. ballots is noon tomorrow. Absentee The store will be similar to Wawrzynlak's other store in the ballots must be requested from the ALREADY OPEN is The Yum Yum Tree, a gift shop Southland Shopping Center in Toledo, he said. local boards of election by that time. specializing In candy and Hallmark products. The Bowling The other business at Bee Gee Center is the CredlThrlft All absentee ballots must be In the Green store is one of 23 Yum Yum Tree stores In Ohio and Finance Company, which is open. hands of the local boards of elections Pennsylvania, according to store manager Fran Arm- Jesionowski said he was continuing to negotiate leases for by 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to be counted. bruster. the two vacancies and was close to a settlement with one Any ballots received after that time He said there are 32 different kinds of candy. firm. He built the center on the north end of Bowling Green will be Invalid. The store's other food products include Jellies, nuts, honey because he said he felt the area had been neglected by and tea. Once the shopper tears himself from the candy business. Talent show counter, he will find glass products, dinnerware, candles, stationery and cards displayed throughout the store. The Third World Theater will open Newspholosby Bill Gilmore its 1978-79 season with University "Promenade," atalent show THE CHAIN is based in Youngstown, and the candy sup- featuring students Involved in a plier is the Gorant Candy Company. theatrical company, the show will be The city's first optical center will open Nov. 11 in Lane's Shopping center at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday in Drugstore. enrollment the Joe E. Brown Theatre, Except for the addition of the optical center, the store's University Hall. Admission is SO products will be the same as those carried by the Lane's store plans approved cents. next to A&P on South Main Street, district manager Mike decreases Smith said. Total fall enrollment for the University dropped 3.2 percent The second phase of a new shopping have a 12 foot-wide acceleration- Prof on TV A grand opening will be Nov. 10-12. City officials and the from last year. center plan was approved by the deceleration lane on their property Dr. William B. Jackson, director Bowling Green High School choir are scheduled to par- Enrollment now is 15,838, down 520 students from 1977. Bowling Green Planning Commission adjacent to U.S. 25. of the University's environmental ticipate in the ribbon-cutting event, Thursday, Smith said. Although there were more incoming freshmen, all other Wednesday night After some discussion, the board studies center, will be seen on "00 classes recorded decreases this year. The junior class The new addition to Bee Gee Center, agreed to reduce the 700 required Minutes" on Sunday. Jackson was BOWLING GREEN has been going through a "dry spell" showed the largest decrease — 241 students. on North Main Street, will include a parking spaces so the developer could Interviewed last winter by Mike recently as the state liquor moved from its downtown "I don't think it's an unreasonable drop," University department and a supermarket. install green areas between the rows of Wallace on the growing problem of location to the Bee Gee Center. registrar Cary Brewer said, "but I do think it's a major Tenants for the new buildings have parking. The commission requested the controlling rats. The show will be Shopping for that bottle may be easier in the new store concern for the future." signed tentative leases according to the green area for aesthetic and traffic flow seen on WTOL-TV at 7 p.m. because it Is a self-service store. District supervisor OUie developers, K-B Investors of Toledo. reasons. THE COLLEGE of Arts and Sciences Increased enrollment However, they would not disclose the Lewandowskl said that many state liquor stores are by 150 students. The colleges of Business Administration and Russian Week names of the stores until arrangments THE PLAN presented to the com- changing to self-service. Customers are able to see what the Health and Community Services show Increases of SO A week-long series of programs store has and can compare brands more easily, he said. are finalized. mission differs from the plan presented students each, while the number of students In the other The investors said the U million examining the culture, history and colleges declined. last fall. The orginal plan had a three politics of the Soviet Union will begin building will be completed by next June phase development which included The current ratio of undergraduate women to men on the or July if everything goes as scheduled. another row of small stores near the Monday. Declared "Russian Week" University main campus is 1.3 women to every man ac They characterized the impact of the highway and a two-story mall at the at the University, the programming Clarification cording to registrar figures. new structure as having a "sub- rear of the lot. Robert Spitler, attorney will Include a poetry reading by one According to the Ohio Board of Regents, preliminary fall of the Soviet Union's most con- Dr. Klaus M. Schmidt, professor of German and Russian stantial" effect on the local economy. for the developers, explained that they enrollments for state-assisted schools remain almost iden- felt it was no longer economically troversial poets at 8 p.m. Monday and vice president of the University chapter of the American tical to last year's. and talks by a Russian dissident and Association of University Professors (AAUP) was In- THE PROPOSED supermarket will feasible to develop the orginal plan. However, the board, Ohio's planning and coordinating be 105 feet-by-179 feet and the depar- The commission also thought It may a member of the Soviet delegation to correctly identified in yesterday's Issue. The News regrets agency of public higher education, anticipates a decline of the United Nations. the error. tment store will be 250 feet-by-300 feet be necessary to install a traffic signal high school graduates during the next 10 -15 years. The planning commisssion made at the center's entrance. The com- several changes before approving the mission said the developers may be plans. The developers are required to asked to pay part of the signal's cost.

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STUDENTS fo • » ES As students at BGSU, we are concerned ployment—that means jobs in our futures. We about the next four years of Ohio govern- are not fooled by the empty promises and ment. We support Gov. James A. Rhodes hollow rhetoric which has been a trademark because he has been committed to lower of his opponent. Gov. Rhodes has been a taxes, less government spending, and has good governor. He has earned re-election. done an excellent job of reducing unem- Brady Young Tim Bryon Christie Souder Mary Drees Doug Cahill Carrie Davis Mary Beth Marulli Kris Burkett Steven Searle Patricia Sullivan Carl Rosser Mark Young Amy Blair Carolyn Warner Chuck Norton Greg Fair Doug Yogi Krinsky Cindy Mangum Amy Cale Jim Humen Meg Cox Dawn Boland Kevin Frontz Cathy Cox Ann Deaton Joe Stacy Kim Mowery Nancy Branthoover Bruce Miller Dave Pocock Melodi Rinckel Rick Tober Deb Fellers Mary Stanley Mathew McGuik Denise Marsh Nancy Simonton Tim Finucan Diane Marsh Chris Beeron Bob Krejci SueCottril Brian Wolfe David Trachtenberg Randy Gardner Chris A. Geib Becky Fultz Scot Bressler Matt Bosworth Janet Walding Jack Hollister Peter Werling Tony Blair David Brown Robert R. Johnson Dennis Sichner Greg Burton MikeCzack Tom Stacy John Jerek Mike Hinton Keith Imhoff William Nau Bill Thompson Robin Berry Bob Meuser DaleZeigler Donna Louise Levine Dave Fahle Gary Battistoni Matt Call Sandy Baker Bob Walker Mary Yddet Oswold Dan Long Dan Wyandt John Machee Laura Schmuhl Paul Kokinakes Glen Swonger Carl Stange Paul Johnson Marc Richards Kirsten Winzenried OHIO DESERVES RHODES AGAIN Paid for by the Wood County Republican Campaign Committee Friday, November 3,1978 The BG Newi Page S

Day in review From Associated Press wire stories Rhodes attacks tactics Condition of dollar improved abroad, Gov. James A. Rhodes continued his assertions yesterday toward belt tightening rather than an expansion of that Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste would raise taxes if government. but will have to buck ominous signs elected governor next Tuesday. "Yet, in the face of these facts, our opponent wants to A dramatic boost in the overseas October for the second consecutive Stopping at Marietta on a six-community aerial blitz, increase taxes in Ohio. Working people will get caught two value of U.S. currency greeted month. The figures were compiled Rhodes claimed Celeste plans "a large increase in the ways. A personal income tax increase will reduce their President Carter's emergency save- before Carter outlined his dollar-rescue personal and business income taxes..." spendable income, and a corporate tax increase will raise the-dollar campaign yesterday, but nation measures. Celeste has repeatedly denied the accusation saying the prices," the governor said. there were disturbing new signals that THE RISE WAS led by a 1.7 percent governor ignores what he, Celeste, has said about his companion battle to curb inflation leap in wholesale food prices-also education and taxes. Rhodes, whose later stops included Toledo, said he has will be long and hard. Thursday, as investors sold for profit. identical to the gain in September. The Democratic challenger wants to cut property taxes proposed "a concrete plan to pay the costs of education in Administration strategists were However, advances held a more than 2- Prices rose sharply last month for shifting the burden of school finance from them to state the next four years, operate state government services at heartened by reports from foreign 1 lead over declines after a buoyant day gasoline and home heating oil, tires, income taxes, but has never said taxes would be in- a high level and keep taxes where they are today." exchange markets that the dollar that saw the largest single-session gain soap and detergents, clothing, leather creased, he said. soared against every major West in history Wednesday, a rise of 35.34 shoes and beverages. IN OTHER DEVELOPMENTS, Sen. Anthony J. European currency, while gold bullion points. AMONG THOSE indicted was City CELESTE, WHO carried his campaign yesterday to Celebrezze Jr., the Democratic candidate for secretary of prices fell. In Tokyo, the dollar jumped But the administration's elation was Council President George L. Forbes, Dayton, Cincinnati and Cleveland, said the governor's state, ?aid he will ask the Ohio Supreme Court to recon- by more than 4 percent against the tempered by a Labor Department the most powerful black in city refusal to meet him in debate only proves that Rhodes sider his request for the reprinting of ballots in certain Japanese yen in the first horns of report that wholesale prices, which government, and seven other present or wants to continue his scheme to misrepresent Celeste counties. trading after Carter's announcement influence the direction of future retail former council members, six of them positions to the public. Celebrezze was turned down Wednesday after seeking a Wednesday. consumer costs, rose by 0.9 percent in black. Rhodes said at Marietta his oppenent does not un- writ that would compel GOP Secretary of State Ted W. And in New York, the stock market derstand that the movement in the United States today is Brown, his Nov. 7 opponent, to have the ballots reprinted. edged down by 2.60 points to 825.19 after three hours of fairly heavy trading Bell asked to probe charges A county official asked U.S. Attorney will be that members of the black race Ocasek fingers Rhodes for copying his school work General Griffin B. Bell yesterday to will withdraw their confidence in the investigate charges that indictments criminal justice system and its Senate Majority Leader Oliver But House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe paper what he's been saying and I can't allowed to refuse the loans, which against 10 Cleveland blacks in an methods of administration." Cuyahoga Ocasek said yesterday that Gov. James Jr. ID-New Boston) first suggested the swallow it." contain strict state monitoring of local alleged kickback scheme were County Commissioner Robert E. A Rhodes is wrongly claiming credit idea of state loans for schools to Rhodes finances. racially motivated. Sweeney wrote Bell. for legislation that eased Ohio's public and him several weeks before the June OCASEK SAID the Rhodes ad- Last week, the Cuyahoga County education financial crisis. primary, Ocasek told reporters. ministration first wanted to compel Rhodes, in his attacks on Democratic "Without intending to form a grand jury indicted 18 persons, 10 of The Akron Democrat said the Rhodes first publicly offered the loan school districts to borrow state money challenger Richard F. Celeste, has judgement as to the truth or falsity of them blacks, in connection with campaigning governor is "taking sole plan at a May 31 news conference. rather than close their doors. But the repeated at campaign stops statewide such charges, I am sure you will allegations that city officials received credit for the state loan program that "I think credit should go where credit Democratic controlled legislature that he solved the school crisis with the recognize that they are the most serious payments to help obtain permits for saves schools from closing." is due," Ocasek said. "I read in the insisted that local school leadars be loan program. and the consequence more predictably carnival operators. No. 1 8tate Problem: SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION No. 1 Candidate for State Representative: IT'S THE AAilligan BOB BROWN 53 B.0.8.U '82. for Educator, school board member, parent. Professional Full-Time When you can elect a Wood County Commissioner man like Bob Brown, Norm Milligan • Agriculture background - grew up 15618 Liberty Hi Road Bowling Green Robert E. Brown on a 280 acre farm. 8tate Representative, • Kroger store manager at age 21. 83rd Dlst. Clinton Mauk, Chm . 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Fonda, Redgrave highlight 'Julia' Review by book and stars Jane Fonda as the playwright. Both film and into a beach house with famed detective writer Dashiell does it well. It is one of the best scripts she's had to work JlmFUck actress were nominated for academy awards, and Vanessa ("The Maltese Falcon") Hammett, portrayed by Jason with, and one of her most skillful performances. Redgrave received an Oscar as best supporting actress for Robards. Robards also received an Oscar for his supporting One of the greatest achievements of the film, however, is "Julia" opens with a delicate, dazzling shot of a figure her role as Julia. role. its tone-its cinematic "feel." Through a stark, unadorned fishing from a boat in the middle of a lake accompanied by a The historical setting is important to the movie. The time is presentation-much of the soundtrack is silence-and per- hushed voice-over. THE MOVIE moves quickly through the women's the mid-1930s, as Hitler and Nazi persecution of Jews and formance it imparts far more emotional impact than any The figure and voice belong to noted playwright Lillian childhood. Through skillful use of flashbacks, viewers see the intellectuals was on the rise. Julia, humanitarian that she is, fully orchestrated, cast-of-thousands melodrama. Hellman who wistfully reminisces about her childhood development not only of the friendship that is central to the is caught up in the conflict in Vienna and pulls Hellman with "Julia" is a subtle, sensitive film. friend, Julia. plot, but of Hellman as a writer. her to the brink of disaster. The 1977 movie is based on Hellman's autobiographical Hellman struggles to master her literary craft and moves FONDA CARRIES the film. She is meant to, of course, and Campus film Saturday cartoons, lessons in morality canceled Review by FIRST WE WATCHED Bugs and Elmer. I was scared that Walter Cronkite would country instead of having to stay home and Ron Ross A campus showing of "The Rocky Horror Picture And I got scared. Because daddy says shoot Bugs and Elmer. Because his show teach me about wasting energy. Show," scheduled for midnight Nov. 17 and 18, has been stealing is against the law, and I don't want had that cartoon on last year. But daddy After Godzilla was "Jana of the Jungle." My daddy says that Godzilla was a bad canceled, according to Randy Haberkamp, Union Bugs and Elmer to get in trouble. On ac- said that Bugs and Elmer made their car- Daddy says that we learn from Jana how to one. He says that Godzilla stepped on Activities Organization (UAO) film chairman. count of daddy makes me watch Walter toon first, so I guess they get to shoot Walter live with nature. He says that if we leave 20th Century-Fox, the film's distributor, withdrew the Bambi. I don't know. Maybe it was an ac- Cronkite every night. And on Walter Cronkite Cronkite. cident. Maybe Bambi crossed the forest too nature alone, all the animals will walk and film from UAO's schedule when a more lucrative Bowling they said that we and the Russians are play together. Like they did after Jana let Green booking at the Stadium Cinema was obtained. "The fast. Cause Godzilla is a good one. At least trying to get bigger guns every year. So we THEN WE WATCHED "The Godzilla on Saturday morning. them loose from the cage. But I let Cat alone Rocky Horror Picture Show" will begin "an extended can beat them up without having to fight. Power Hour." Because daddy made us. He yesterday, and he got a squirrel. I wanted to Daddy says that I should watch television engagement" Nov. 10, according to Bob Tilton of the And daddy says that stealing from another said that we shouldn't watch Bugs and watch Cat eat him, but mommy wouldn't let Armstrong Theatre Circuit, which owns and operates the Saturday mornings. He says that the shows television show is just as bad as stealing Elmer. Because they have so much poin- me. are just for me. He says that they are more three Bowling Green theaters. The film will be shown gum from Mr. Barber's store. So I didn't do tless violence. I guess Godzilla has violence Daddy says that if I sit still and watch indefinitely at midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. and more like prime-time television every it anymore. with a point. Because daddy watched the year. So I watched Saturday morning. Godzilla I will learn how to be a good boy. He Haberkamp called 20th Century-Fox's action "un- But I guess Bugs and Elmer don't have a show with us. says that I will learn good from evil. He says scrupulous, "saying that the UAO film committee already Because I like prime-time television. But daddy to tell them to quit stealing. Because Daddy says that Godzilla beat, up the mommy won't let me stay up and watch that Godzilla will teach me to be a good had''spent quite a bit of money promoting (the film)." when Elmer pointed his gun at Bugs, Bugs megavolt monsters because they were American. He says that Godzilla is even a "I am going to show 'Rocky' on campus later this year if anymore. Because I asked her why she went off thetelevisionand got a bigger gun. wasting energy. He says that the monsters doesn't jiggle like she's supposed to. better teacher of right and wrong than it kills me. We had more requests for this show than any So Elmer went out the other side of the represented all of us who waste energy. And Starsky and Hutch because Godzilla has other we have shown," he added. I watched all morning. Jimmy wanted me television and got an even bigger gun. Then that Godzilla is Jimmy Carter. Daddy says to come out and shout in his dog's ear. But charisma. Whatever that means. I don't "Wizards," an animated fantasy film by Ralph Bakshi, Bugs went and got a cannon. So Elmer got a he is glad that Saturday morning television know. I don't care. What I want to know Is the creator of "Fritz the Cat," will replace "The Rocky when he found out prime-time television is bigger cannon. Then Bugs put on a wedding is finally teaching us a lesson. Because now on Saturday morning, he came in and why would Jimmy Carter want to step on Horror Picture Show" as UAO's midnight movie Nov. 17 dress. And he and Elmer got married. he and mommy can take a drive out in the Bambi? watched, too. and 18. LEWIS FOSTER ZETA TAU RESTAURANT (Ph.D. FROM HARVARD) ALPHA AMERICAN & CHINESE FOODS COMING NOV 3,4,5 PROUDLY ANNOUNCES 160 N. MAIN ST. 352-2626 A SEMINAR ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN NOW! Open Every Sunday! 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FRIDAY SATURDAY Saturday Nov. 11th paid for by the Committee Entertainment Meetings Fun Run, 10 a.m., start from Student Services. One to live for a Healthy Wood County Shabbat Services. 630 p.m., Prout Chapel. Sponsored by the mile run sponsored by the Student Recreation Center. Jewish Students Group. Information at 305 Student Services. AT Brookdale Stables Open Swim, 1 3 p.m.. Natatorlum. Admission 35 cents. Under Bruce Edwards, Lectures and Classes H, 25 cents. Suit rental 10 cents. Geology Brown Bag. 12:30 p.m.. 070 Overman. Chuck Hewitt, Student Swim. 3 8 p.m., Natatorlum. Admission 25 cents. Suit XI YOU THERE! 517 Martindale Ave., B.G. vice president of minerals at Marathon Oil, Findlay. will rental 10 cents. speak. Third World Theater, 8 p.m., Joe E. Brown Theater. j University Hall. "Promenade." Admission50cents. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M Entertainment Parents Day Concert, 8 p.m., Anderson Arena. Featuring UAO Happy Hours, 2:M 5:30 p.m.. Falcon's Nest, Union. Gabe Kaplan. Sampla Republican Ballot Student Swim, 4:30 10 p.m., Natatorlum. Admission 25cents. UAO Campus Movie. 8 and 10:30 p.m., Main Auditorium, la .o«a to* <*•• tandada**1* ™>a»a ara awix*! *o *'• •*lft*0 5th Anniversary Sale Suit rental 10 cents. University Hall. "Julia." Admission Jl with BGSU ID. Concert, 8 p.m.. Recital Hall, Music Building. The Gospel UAO Disco. 9 p.m. I a.m.. Side Door, Union. Admission 50 tfOtfl Ur '"a.a Choir to perform. Admission at the door. $1 50 for students, S2 m Republican Candidates o Locker Room cents. JAMES A. RHODES For Co**fn«r and li*wt«n«nl Govarno' GEORGE V.'vOINOVICH Sporting goods SCHEDULE CHANGES

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MSU 2-0 on a pair of goals by now graduated senior Palmisano said the team will have to play with The match has been chosen as the Pepsi-Cola Bob Lewis. the same concentration they did at the beginning game of the week in the Mideast, according to BG Palmisano said he did not know if the Spartans of the season if they are to reach the 10-game win head coach Gary Palmisano. The bottling com- were as strong this year as last, but he expects a plateau. pany chooses one game in each region of the tough game. "We've created our own success with dedication country every week, and picks a player-of-the- "They're a capable team and have a fine head this year," Palmisano said. "We sat down at the game. coach," Palmisano said. beginning of the year and set certain goals for "It gives them some added public relations and ourselves - would we have an average season or a puts the team in the limelight," Palmisano said. THE FALCONS had an unexpected 10-day great one?" layoff. BG was scheduled to play Eastern THE FALCONS will also be looking to extend Michigan on Tuesday, but the game was can- THE ROOKIE coach said the team's biggest their home winning streak to nine games. BG has celled. Palmisano is still looking into the issue of asset is their consistency. not lost at home in five appearances this year and whether or not the game will be forfeited in the "Our guys know the Job they have to do and do has a three game winning streak from last season Falcons favor. BG's record remains at 7-2. It," Palmisano said. "We've scored 33 goals this going. Their last loss at home came at the hands of The Falcons last opponent was Toledo, but the year, and when you're up 3-0 at half time, you Akron. game was hardly a confidence builder. BG know you're doing something right." There are a few added intangibles that should destroyed the Rockets, 10-0, for their highest goal Palmisano said the booters are three or four motivate the squad, Palmisano said. production on record. people short in depth of being a great soccer team. "This game is very important to keep our BG experienced a similar layoff before playing "Right now we're above average," Palmisano momentum going into our final two games," he Ohio State this year and had trouble handling the said. "I've said we can play with anyone and we said. Buckeyes, escaping with a 2-1 victory. But proved it against Akron. We just lack a little depth Gilmore Palmisano said he does not expect the same of being a great team." BG played evenly with the PALMISANO ADDED that the match is a problem to happen against MSU. Zips, ranked as high as 14th in the nation this year, GIDDY-UP! Bowling Green goalie Bob holds the University record for most goalie rivalry of sorts between the two teams. "WE HA VENT had a contest since October 21st before succumbing in overtime. Alarcon (with ball) gives that extra effort career shutouts with 11. while protecting the Falcon goal. The senior Stickers open state tourney By Dave Ltwandowiki defeated in the first round by Wittenberg, 1-0, and perience into tnethe program, and our up- Sam lauds Matthews Staff Reporter lost the consolation game to Youngstown, 2-1. perclassmen have two to three years experience Dayton is seeded first in the tournament, with already." short of saying Matthews would replace CLEVELAND AP - Rookie Cleveland Confidence surrounds the women's field hockey Ohio State second and Denison third. either Gerald Irons or Charlie Hall. Browns linebacker Clay Matthews, beset team as they head into the state tournament this Dayton bombarded the stickers already this BRETT SAID that because field hockey is not as Matthews suffered an ankle in Jury at the with injuries since Joining the National weekend. year, 5-1. OSU added one more score to beat BG 6- big a sport in the Midwest as it is in the east, it is Football League club, is finally getting a Browns training camp, then re-injured it, The stickers, possessing the best record in their 1. harder to find girls with experience. chance to show why he was the team's No. wiping out the exhibition season. brief three year history, open with Cedarville Brett highlighted the play of sweeper Sue 1 draft choice. Playing on specialty teams, Matthews College today. BG coach Pat Brett said she has Neusmeyer as a major factor in their improved bruised his shoulder agaiist Houston on WITH THEIR 5-7-1 record, BG has tallied 20 After playing the second quarter at right not seen Cedarville play this year, and does not times this year while giving up 32 goals in the 13 season this year. Oct. 1, limiting his action in the next two linebacker and the final 15 minutes on the know what to expect. The two teams were to battle games so far. But Brett said that besides the "The sweeper is our last line of defense before games. left side in Sunday's 41-20 romp over in the opening game this year, but the match was blowouts against Dayton and OSU, the lady the goalie, and Sue has done a fine job," Brett "During the time I was out, I didn't sit Buffalo, Coach Sam Rutigliano said cancelled. Falcons have played evenly with the other teams said. around and feel sorry for myself. I thought Matthews "someday will be a Jack Ham they faced. Mary George leads the Falcons in scoring with about how It would be when I got back," type of linebacker." A WIN IN the first round would pit the Falcons "The teams we lost to are some of the better four goals and one assist to her credit, while Matthews said. Rutigliano said the 6-foot-2, 230-pound against Wooster College. The Scots defeated BG teams in the area," she said. "You can tell this by teammate Cindy Dilley has four goals. He said he is not as worried about his University of Southern California earlier this year, 4-3, and are ranked fourth in the their seedings in the state tournment." injuries as much as he is concerned about defensive team leader would continue to tournament. Brett said the field hockey program at the proving he was worthy of the top draft see action on both sides. "We could conceivably beat Wooster," Brett University is growing. "He's got the speed, strength and size," choice. said. "If we beat both Cedarville and Wooster "We're building into a bigger sport," Brett said. said Rutigliano. "Besides, he's an in- "I want to prove to the fans, the we'll be in the top four." "We're getting more girls with high school ex- telligent ballplayer. He still has a way to organization and myself that I'm able to go, but he has a chance to be just like play," Matthews said.' 'The team did put a Ham." certain amount of trust in me by drafting The Falcons have never been in the top four The Browns coach, howevey. j^gBBgd me." positions in the tournament. Last season, BG was ATTENTION, ••••••••••• DON'T MISS THREE BIG GAMES STUDENTS! -^ Growth ENTER THE BG NEWS ON PARENTS WEEKEND! a"STUDENT APPRECIATION DAY"*' doesni stop at FOOTBALL CONTEST! " ^ The BG-News, in cooperation with the BGSU Athletic maturity; Department, is sponsoring a "Student Appreciation Day" football contest. Here's how it works:

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Right now, displayed throughout the early goings of the season it's now Mike thinks he's got to do the job or it won't get done." as defensive-minded Ball State invades Doyt L. Perry Stolz said he sees the battle on the line as being the key to Stadium tomorrow. beating the Cardinals. Their defensive front wall appears to What BG was to the nation's offensive statistics earlier this be the strength of the team and has been dominating all year, Ball State is on defense. They currently rank second in season. the nation in two categories-scoring defense and total "We're going to have to really go after them," Stolz said. defense. The Cardinals have allowed only S.l points per game "They don't have to use their linebackers to put pressure on while yielding a stingy 191 yards each contest. you. If we can hold their front out of there we've got a good Although Bowling Green (4-4) no longer figures in the MAC chance. But if their front controls us, we've got trouble." championship race, league-leader Ball State (7-1) needs a Although Ball State's forte is defense, the offense has been victory this weekend to fend off challenging Central and productive also. Quarterback Dave Wilson is the Cardinal's Western Michigan. top gun, ranking third in the MAC in total offense and for- ward passing. The Findlay native is the team leader and ACCORDING TO BG coach Denny Stolz, the Falcons will Stolz said he is impressed by junior's style of play. have to improve on all facets of their game if an upset is at all possible. "HE'S ONE OF those big play quarterbacks," Stolz said of "Ball State has a very excellent defensive team. They're Wilson. "By big play I don't mean that he makes long runs or just a very difficult team to score on," he said. "They're a bombs, but he makes a lot of critical plays for them. Like senior-dominated football team and the only trouble they've third and seven or third and eight plays. He really converts had is their schedule where they had to play three non-league and that's what scares me. He's a winner. He doesn't throw games in a row." or run exceptionally well, but he's productive." Bowling Green's sputtering offense, which has scored only According to Stolz, the fans may be needing their programs one touchdown in the last two weeks, continues to search for the next three weeks as he starts giving some of the younger the balance that guided them through the first six weeks of players some game experience. the year. "Obviously, we're just not getting it done offensively," "We're going to play more of our alternate kids," Stolz Stolz said. "But I guarantee we're going to get better. The said. "We're going to try to play more of the kids who have problem is not Mike Wright the problem is getting balance in been in our plans for the future. If we see we are a better the offense. team, we'll make changes. But there will be no wholesale Newspbolo by Tim Carrlg SOPHOMORE PLOW- Fullback Dave Wlndatt(35) crashes thrashing with an upset of Mid-American Conference leader changes. We're not going to play anyone who isn't ready yet. through a small bole in the Central Michigan line last Now is the time of year we would do that anyway, regardless Ball State tomorrow at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. "MIKE IS definitely trying to bail us out individually and Saturday. The Falcons hope to rebound from the Central he's pressing because of it," Stolz explained. "In the of our record." BG icers need big win at home By Bill Paul "I don't really think Miami was a confidence builder," he bumping an official in the same skirmish. the Falcons replacement for Byron Shutt. Still, Mason said Assistant Sports Editor said. "I was happy with the way things turned out. I think we To make matters worse, right winger Tim Alexander there are some definite differences. demonstrated a lot of class, but I thinkwe'll have to wait for suffered a foot injury during the week and he will miss both "He definitely plays a strong game, but he's not quite the Still looking for that first "big" win of the season, Bowling this weekend and that will tell us quite a bit." contests. Mason now plans to move freshman Andre LatreiUe retaliator Shutty was," Mason said. "I don't think he will get Green's nationally ranked Falcons will attempt to shift into onto the Steve Dawe and Yves Pelland line to form what lie quite as many penalties, but he will still be a dominant force first gear when New Hampshire invades for a two-game NEW HAMPSHIRE POSTED an 18-12 record in the tough called the Falcons' "French Connection." on the ice." series beginning tonight at 7:30. Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) last season The only line the coach is totally pleased with thus far is the Mason said he felt the team has progressed a little quicker The Falcons, ranked sixth, evened their record at 2-2 last and boasts 16 returning lettermen including All-American "green line" composed of wingers George McPhee, John than he had anticipated, but he is still looking for a scoring weekend by methodically destroying an outclassed Miami forward Ralph Cox, who collected 70 points. Markell and center Tom Newton. The trio has connected for outburst against a strong team. team by scores of 15-0 and 8-1 and all week Coach Ron Mason "They're a typical eastern-type team," Mason said. "They 13 goals through the first four games with Markell and "I THOUGHT AFTER THE Michigan series that we were has concentrated on preparing his team for a faster-skating are a good passing team coming out of their own zone and it McPhee each scoring five times and Newton adding four coming together quickly," he said. "I really thought it would opponent. will be difficult for us to forecheck them. Their coach Charlie tallies. take longer. But I was a bit disappointed that we didn't score "Believe me it's not easy," said Mason, whose team Holt is very innovative and that makes it very difficult to Freshman John Gibb and Brian Macl.ellan have also more because we had so many good opportunities. Whether dropped season-opening contests to Michigan despite playing prepare for them." enjoyed success finding the net, particularly Gibb whose shot the puck just wasn't going in for us or whether we don't have well. "We've been trying to pair people one-on-one in order to Mason will again have to reorganize his lines. After Brian from the left point has surprised opponents. the scorers is still a question. We still have to prove get the speed we need this weekend. It's difficult to get going MacLellan and Derek Arzoomanian were handed "It's not really unusual when freshman get a lot of scoring something." again and we've been scrimmaging a little more in practice disqualifications in the season opener at Michigan the coach early in the season," Mason said, "McPhee is on an ex- The Falcons will be facing a relatively inexperienced because of this." was forced to do some shuffling. On Wednesday Central ceptional line and that sort of helps, but it takes a while goaltending team this weekend, however, a trait the offense If the Falcons hope to maintain their ranking they will have Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) before teams start taking notice that hey, that guy (Gibb) may be able to exploit. The Wildcat's Ken Lorance and Greg to pile up victories at home, according to Mason, who said his Commissioner Fred Jacoby informed the Falcons that can really shoot from the point." Moffett have only seven games collegiate experience bet- team needs a win over a top-flight opponent. Bruce Newton has been given a two-game disqualification for MACLELLAN, A 6-3 200pound right winger, appears to be ween them. Football Forecast: BG to lose; ND a winner It's hard to believe, but college football is AIR FORCE AT ARMY: Anything can winding down towards the end of its regular happen when the spirited academies get season, and visions of bowl games are together. These two have had their share of beginning to appear. troubles this season, but Paul, Ryan, Brim, Including this week, there is just three Geschke, Pierman and Sadler think the weeks of regular season play left before the Falcons will bomb the Cadets. Army, 9-5. bowl games begin. Talk of who will play MARYLAND AT PENN STATE: Two where hinges on the big games that remain, nationally ranked and unbeaten teams in a and several of them will be played this showdown at State College, Pa. Something weekend. has to give here and only Brim thinks it will USC and Stanford will help clear up the be the Terrapins who remain untouched. Rose Bowl picture, while Penn State appears Penn State, 13-1. headed for the Orange Bowl if highly- TEXAS A AM AT SMU: Things looked good regarded Maryland doesn't upset them this for the Aggies a few weeks ago, being un- week. Navy is one of only three unbeaten beaten and ranked sixth in the nation. But two teams left in major college football but faces embarrassing losses and new head coach a monumental task in facing Notre Dame, later, thing don't look near as good. Sadler, who has won five straight games. Hugunin, and Barr think it's a good time for And just as critical as these games are to the Mustangs to cash in. Texas A4M, 11-3. the bowl picture, they will also help deter- OKLAHOMA AT COLORADO: A few years mine the Football Forecast champion. ago in nearly an identical situation, the Bill Paul still maintains a two-game lead Buffaloes upset the high-powered Sooners. If over the pack as he stands 45-15 after a 7-3 the Okie's look past the Buffs towards next mark last week. Steve Sadler (7-3) and Marc week's showdown with Nebraska, history Hugunin (7-3) are tied in second place with a could repeat itself. Nobody here, though, 43-17 slate, while Roger Lowe (6-4) and Pat expects the Sooners to be caught napping. Hyland (5-5) dropped to 42-18. Oklahoma, 14-0. Dave LewandowsH (5-5) is at 41-19, while NAVY VS. NOTRE DAME: (At Cleveland) Newsphoto by Bill Gllmore Dave Ryan and Cheryl Geschke both went 5-5 When Cleveland Stadium put this game and stand at 38-22. together Notre Dame was a perenial power ON THE PUCK- Senior defenseman Ken Morrow blows by a New Hampshire in a two-game series this weekend. Doug Ban- (7-3), Jamie Pierman (7-3) and and Navy was lowly, but game opposition. Miami in action last weekead in Oxford. The Falcons host Dan Firestone( 6-4) are in a three-way tie at 37- The tables may now have been turned as the 23. Delores Brim (4-6) is 33-27, while Paula Midshipmen are unbeaten and hold a higher Winslow (5-5) and Terry Potosnak (64) are national ranking than the Irish. Only Ryan, tied for last with a 32-28 total. Firestone.Brlm, Pierman and Barr believe Unfortunately, Terry was out of town when the polls. Notre Dame, 9-5. Smith, Leach near Big 10 records our picks were made this week, but she's nice USC AT STANFORD: A big game in un- CHICAGO (AP)- Ed Smith of Michigan State enough that we've decided to give her the clouding some of the Rose Bowl picture, Meanwhile, Harlan Huckleby of Michigan has Tim Wilbur of Indiana and Vince Skillings of team that the consensus of the panel decides which is now cluttered with several and Rick Leach of Michigan are nearing Big Ten taken over the all-games individual rushing lead Ohio State are the pass interception leaders with on. possibilities. No one here goes against the records for passing and total offense with an average of 88.7 yards a game. Marion four each. Smith has a career passing total of 4,867 yards BALL STATE AT BOWLING GREEN A lot Trojans, who usually win when they have to. Barber of Minnesota has an 87.7 average followed Ohio State is the team rushing leader with an and is 556 yards short of the record of 5,423 held by of believers of Falcon football go against BG USC. 144. by John Macon of Purdue with 85.3. average of 298.7 yards a game to 281.7 for for the fixst time. Ball State has one of the INDIANA AT MINNESOTA: The Hoosiers Mike Phipps of Purdue. Leach has 5,596 total of- Smith is the total offense leader with an average Michigan. Michigan State leads in passing with finest defenses in the nation, and matched finally got untracked last Saturday, but it was fense yards and is 287 yards short of Phipps' mark of 235.3 yards a game, far ahead of Art Schlichter 254.4 yards a game to 178.3 for Purdue while with Bowling Green's sudden inability to only against Illinois. Minnesota not a super of 5,883 yards. of Ohio State with 165.9 yards per game. Michigan State leads in total offense with 452.3 score, the results here looked disastrous 'or power, but their not an Illinois either. Smith currently leads the Big Ten in passing on Kirk Gibson of Michigan State and Russell Pope yards a game to 424.9 for Ohio State. the Falcons. Brim, to the end, however, is a Regardless, Ryan, Firestone, Winslow, a graded scale this season with Mark Herrmann of of Purdue are tied for first in pass receiving with Michigan is averaging 33.0 points a game to 32.1 Falcon. Ball State, 13-1. Hyland and Barr, the Lee Corso admirer pick Purdue second, Kevin Strasser of Northwestern 25 each but Gibson is averaging 21.0 yards a catch for Michigan State and 29.4 for Ohio State. KENT STATE AT NORTHERN ILLINOIS: IU. Minnesota, 9-5. third and Leach fourth. to 6.2 yards for Pope. Eugene Byrd and Mark Ohio State is No. 1 In rushing defense, allowing Brammer of Michigan State have caught 23 passes 122.4 yards a game with Purdue second at 125.4. Two Mid-American conference also rans. MISSISSIPPI AT LSU: The Rebels enter Herrmann, a sophomore, eventually will pass Kent boasts a hard-hitting defense, but the each. Northwestern leads in pass defense on a yield of the snake pit in Baton Rouge having been everyone up if he keeps up his averages. With four Huskies may be a tad stronger overall. Paul, Leach is the scoring leader with 54 points on 9 90.2 yards a game. snakebitten all year. All but Winslow and games remaining this season and two full years to Firestone, Geschke and Barr, however, have touchdowns and Scott Sovereen of Purdue leads In Ray St acho wicz of Michigan State is the punting Brim expect the Tigers to inflict another go, he has 3,622 passing yards and 3,264 total of- a hot flash. Northern minols, 10-4. wound. LSU, 12-2. kick scoring with 47 points with 11 field goals and leader with a 44.7 average to 42.4 for Tom Crosz of fense yards. 14 extra points. Ohio State.