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By Freak Sakaeelalk 2,000 veterans listed on University ments which might create friction less than a part-time position.'' his support to any further attempt to space planning, said, "The criterion rolls. among the members." McVebll said. The report proposed establishment re-establish a campus organization. for determining whether or not a An ad in Tuesday's News toU it all: About 40 or SO of them attended the of a full-time veterans program, so McVehil and another veteran, Rick student organization receives such a the University Veterans Club has been first meeting, and McVehil said his "EVERYONE HAS his own view on that both veterans and the University Toilimon. senior (B.A.), have space allocation is dependent on disbanded due to lack of interest. hopes were high that the club would be the war and amnesty." he said. "I felt could better utilise the benefits and expressed an interest in trying to re- whether or not the group is funded by Despite the presence of 1.025 a success. we just needed to avoid that sort of funds available establish the club, but are skeptical the University General Fund." veterans and dependents on campus, But his hopes faded when disagree- controversy and just give the guys an about their chances. McGeein said the organization was repeated efforts to establish a student ment erupted over the organization's organization in which they could get THE PROPOSAL was fulfilled this Both said better University support not supported by the fund. veteran organization have failed. purpose. McVehil said. together and relax." year when Dale Stylinski was is needed. Vice Provost for Student Affairs Dr Some members wanted the club to be McVehil said the University in the appointed campus representative by McVehil said chances would be Richard R. Eakin. who is also The failure is due to a lack of support politically oriented and to exert its past was unresponsive to the needs and the Veterans Administration improved if the University would chairman of the Advisery Committee from the University, the community influence on the University, while problems of veterans, a charge that Stylinski. whose office is in 450A allocate space for meetings on General Fee Allocations, said the and the veterans themselves, others. McVehil said, wanted it to be a was borne out in a 1973 University Student Services BWg. expressed organization must apply to his according to Don McVehil. past strictly social group. report dealing with veterans' affairs. regret that the veterans organization is UNIVERSITY officials said a committee before it can receive president of the club. The report states. "Historically, now defunct. request for space by McVehil had been funding. "I felt that if we were going to get off veterans affairs has had little or no "There is a strong need for an active received, but the University refused to "We welcome all student groups to MCVEHIL. SENIOR (Ed I. formed the ground as an organization we would priority here at Bowling Green Uni- veterans' organization here on grant it. apply for funding, veterans included," the club in 1970 after contacting about have to avoid making political commit- versity, with the office relegated to campus." Stylinski said. He pledged Robert McGeein, coordinator of he said
An Independent Bowling Green, Ohio Student Thursday. October 17. 1974 Voice "me BG news Volume 58 Number 73 Dental service to stop ?
By Mark Doaash revealed figures showing the community for dental work. Dr. Eakin Staff Reporter difference between the income of the said dental service and its cost of operation Appointments for local dentists will University officials have determined was too much to bear. not be made through the center, though it is "highly probable" the University's it may refer students in special cases. dental service will be extracted from SALARIES OF the dentist, his the Health Center next year. assistant and the cost of their AN AVERAGE of eight students per After an examination of the center's equipment exceeded the service's day received dental treatment last budget, a decision to terminate the income by nearly $15,000 last year. year, according to Dr Eakin Ohio service was m de "in terms of "Running this service at a deficit is a State University and Ohio University priorities with our limited financial costly operation," said Dr. Eakin. are the only other universities offering resources," said Dr. Richard R. Students receive a reduced rate from student on-campus dental service. Eakin, vice provost for student affairs. the center, he added, accounting for Robert G Arrowsmith. acting part of the deficit. Ohio University may terminate their coordinator of student services, Students will have to go to the service soon, Dr Eakin added. Watergate lawyers urge judge to have Nixon's health checked
WASHINGTON (API-Watergate five former Nixon White House and California to examine Nixon. prosecutors said yesterday "it would campaign aides. The matter will be debated after the be only natural" for Richard M. Nixon jury leaves the courtroom today. Sirica to try to avoid testifying at the JOHN D. Ehrlichman. who had also will rule then. Watergate cover-up trial and urged the subpoenaed the former president, told Dean testified that in the hectic days trial judge to send three doctors to the court he would be satisfied with a following the Watergate break-in he California to examine the former deposition, taken under oath told Ehrlichman a great deal about the president Nixon recently was hospitalized for involvement of Nixon campaign The government filed a response to II days for phlebitis and a blood clot in officials in the incident requests from Nixon's lawyers that the his right lung. Ehrlichman, one of the five subpoena for Nixon's appearance be The prosecutors said Nixon's defendants in the Watergate cover-up dismissed because the former contention that his physical condition trial, is charged with lying when he president's health would be is such that appearance at the trial said that all he knew about the June 17. Dr. Donald Hilty, D.D.S., e.ominei a trudenl at the Univenity Health Center. endangered by traveling to "would pose a serious risk to his life" 1972, break-in at Democratic national DBnfQI SGrViCGS Accofdin« »° University oHkiali, the service may be discontinued at the end of Washington. is not backed up by a "compelling headquarters was what he had read in the) year. (Newsphoto by Daniel Feicht) The memorandum came as the showing." the newspapers government's first witness. John W. Nixon's doctor in an affidavit had The 35-year-old Dean, appearing pale Dean III. was testifying in the trial of said the former president must wear and even thinner than he was last year an elastic stocking, take oral when he testified before the Senate medication, avoid prolonged periods of Watergate committee, was the sitting, standing or walking, avoid government's first witness in the extended trips and should remain in a Watergate cover-up trial. controlled environment. AS HE testified, marshals guarded every door in the U.S. District Subcommittee to question Ford "IT IS CLEAR Mr. Nixon can courtroom. An air-terminal type continue to wear an elastic stocking weapons detection system screened and take oral medication while in everyone who came in. WASHINGTON (API-Democratic sent word that he would come up for Ford's surprise pardon of Nixon Nixon in the event he resigned. transit and in Washington," the Assistant special prosecutor James members of the House Judiciary himself. last Sept. 8 prosecutors said. F. Neal led Dean through the early subcommittee that will question THE TRIBUNE said Ford will say They added that he can avoid long part of the Watergate story beginning President Ford today about his pardon FORD'S DECISION is seen by the THE WHITE HOUSE has advised he made no promise to Haig and no periods of sitting or walking and that with the meetings, attended by former of Richard M. Nixon say they are kft two senior Democrats on the Hungate that Ford will have to leave deals with anyone in the Nixon there are enough medical facilities in Atty. Gen John N. Mitchell and expecting to learn anything new. subcommittee as a shrewd political the hearing about noon. By the time administration involving Nixon's Washington to keep an eye on his Mitchell's campaign deputy Jeb Stuart The limited time available for move designed to overcome the subcommittee members have made resignation condition. Magruder at which Dean said a plan questioning, the narrow scope of the generally unfavorable public reaction opening statements and Ford has given One of the 14 questions to which Ford The prosecutors said. "Mr. Nixon is for political espionage unfolded. inquiry and a reluctance to put a to the pardon. his detailed version of events leading will respond seeks detailed not a neutral or detached witness. He Mitchell and Ehrlichman are president on the grill will prevent any "He is trying to extricate himself up to the pardon, the nine information about Ford's discussions has been formally accused of charged with conspiracy to obstruct deep probing of the issue, in their view. from the effects of what was obviously subcommittee members will probably with Haig during the week before participating in the conspiracy for justice, along with H R. Haldeman. Ford's unprecedented appearance, a a hasty decision," said Rep. Don only have about five minutes each for Nixon announced his resignation on which defendants are standing trial, Kenneth W. Parkinson and Robert C. voluntary act on his part, will be Edwards (D-Calif), Rep Robert questions. Aug 8. and it would be only natural for him to Mardian. broadcast and televised, starting at 10 Kastenmeier (DWis. I said the hearing In yesterday's editions The Chicago Other questions go into the matter of seek to avoid an obligation to testify." All but Mardian are also charged a.m. should prove to be a political boon for Tribune reported that Ford will tell the Ford's knowledge of Nixon's health at with actually obstructing justice The hearing will center on 14 Ford subcommittee that former White the time he announced the pardon and BEFORE THE jury was brought in Mitchell. Haldeman and Ehrlichman questions raised by Reps. Bella Abzug But both Edwards and Kastenmeier House chief of staff Alexander M Haig whether he knew of any criminal for the third day of hearings yesterday. the three Nixon administration iD-N Y i and John Conyers (D-Mich.) said they did not expect the hearing to Jr. asked him eight days before Nixon charges likely to be brought against Judge John J. Sirica indicated he is officials in the case-are accused in in formal resolutions directing the produce anyting new about the reasons left office whether he would pardon Nixon. thinking of sending doctors to multiple counts of perjury. House to seek the answers from the executive branch.
SUCH QUESTIONS are normally answered in writing or by the SGA Senator submits election reforms appearance of subordinate officials. Ford's first response was to bundle up his previous statements about the By Lorralae Jamesoa election reform proposals, if they are board of elections; resolution stating that votes will be easier for students to vote, and well- pardon and send them to chairman Staff Reporter passed, will prevent future election -permitting use of the Falcon's counted immediately after the trained election workers will be able to William Hungate (D-Mo.) with a letter problems. Nest, lobby area, and Cardinal Room election. The election could be avoid mistakes that could lead to a saying there was nothing more to A list of student government election The proposals, which will be of the Union for campaigning; challenged only after a winner had disputed election, Mehling said. explain reforms has been submitted to the considered by the Elections and -allowing signs for candidates and been chosen. He anticipates some trouble with his The reply irritated subcommittee Student Senate and the Student Opinions Board when it meets in a few tickets to be placed only on bulletin Mehling said he considers the proposals to increase the number of members, and Hungate requested that Elections and Opinions Board by weeks, include: boards in University buildings and on campaign spending proposal polling places and reduce campaign White House Counsel Philip Buchen be Senator Christopher Mehling. -moving the election date up to early- campus grounds; important. He hopes it would give expenditures. sent to Capitol Hill to supply more "After what we went through last February ; -advertising for volunteers to work students more of an equal chance to He said more workers will be needed information. winter, it is obvious that our present -reducing the personal campaign at polling booths at the beginning of run for office. to man more voting booths, but be said To Hungate s astonishment. Ford election system as it now stands is spending limit to $30 per person and winter quarter; The limit for campaign spending now advertising for workers early in the antiquated." Mehling said. t275 per ticket; -conducting training sessions for all is tlOO per person. quarter could provide the needed During the Student Body Organi- -defining a ticket as nine or more volunteers well in advance of the "After experiencing a campaign manpower. zation (SBOI elections last February, students banded together under a election; myself I noticed there was a lot of "Some people may be very upset six BG News staff members borrowed common name which will appear -placing a polling booth in each money wasted just in paper alone." he with the reduced spending limit." he Weather validation cards from students who did behind their names on the ballot: residence hall lobby, in the commuter said. "There were signs all over said. "Some potential candidates may not vote and obtained 15 sets of -allowing each ticket and center and in one fraternity and campus, and too many ads. have planned to spend more. Partly elaady today aad ballots independent candidate to be present sorority house; Though Mehling said he doesn't fa arrow with link change hi Twelve sets of ballots were marked for the opening and counting of all -requiring each voter to produce an "OUR KEY should be to get believe that all of his proposals will be temperature High today Baser Ma with a BG News stamp and were ballots; ID card and a validation and to sign the candidates out to speak to groups and passed, be hopes the Student Senate te law Ms. Law toaaght 35 to 4*. returned to the ballot boxes. -requiring that each candidate poll book. in one-on-one encounters. will approve something by the end of High fan arrow la the nil to upper The action was an attempt to show submit up to seven days after the By requiring an ID. validation card, the quarter. Ms. Probability of precipitation It MEHUNG SAID HE believed that that multiple voting by students was election an itemized report of moving the election date up would give and a signature on the poll book. The Elections and Opinions Board Bar eeat tonight aad tomorrow possible. campaign expenditures and income to Mehling hopes to eliminate chances of will formulate any election reform Bight. extra time before the quarter ends in be required before any winning case any disputes arose. multiple voting. proposals The Student Senate will MEHLING SAID he hopes that his candidate could be certified by the Student Senate recently passed a More polling places will make it have final approval. *•*• a/The M Nm, Thursday. Octobw 17,1»74 breeding inflation WASHINGTON-We all nope that Rln Beyond the direct action of the wants to cosaerw energy. He can Tin Tin and the Inflation Fighters do government, our private banking invade Arabia, seise the oil weUs and crossing jam WIN, but only those who believe In the system has been manufacturing debt sell crude at two cents a barrel! -and efficacy of fighting fire with fire can and Inflation at a rate that not only well still have 15 per cent inflation He reasonably hope that President Ford's staggers calculation bat defies It The can eliminate the doable tax on A University senior came close to losing bis life last week because a plan will succeed. You don't fight banks are running amok printing dividends, bat who's paying dividends' major transportation corporation has procrastinated in installing Inflation by creating more of It. money. Most of those profits you read about adequate warning devices at the Penn Central crossing on East Poe Putting aside the good-lntentioned Listen to Henry Kaufman, a are the result of accountants' Road. exhortations to share your leftover respected businessman-economist, legerdemain. There's so cash in the register. The hazardous crossing is entirely the fault of Penn Central. Alpo with your neighbor's dog, the key who is a partner In the Wall Street words In Mr Ford's speech were: "I firm of Salomon brothers: "An And as for tax incentives on capital The city of Bowling Green in 1972 began pressuring the railroad to do have personally been assured by the American credit market with very few Investment, any system which something about the crossing. The city administration has even gone so chairman of the Independent Federal using your debt as collateral. Two rules of the game or restrictions will encourages Investment on the basis of far as to offer to pay the econominally insecure Penn Central's part of Reserve Board that the supply of hundred dollars have been eventually torn into a zoo without bars. tax considerations, rather than profit. coat for an adequate warning system. money and credit will expand manufactured out of thin air, and you It will automate further debt creation Is asking for red Ink which will Tom Hoppin, public relations manager for Penn Central, assured us the sufficiently to meet the needs of our and your friends have put the assets and raise interest rates to subsequently have to be covered over materials needed to install the warning system have been delivered-15 economy and that in no event will a upon which this debt and-or money has extraordinarily high levels whenever by yet new initiatives la creative months after they were ordered. He also said the work would begin the credit crunch occur.'' been created into your bellies. the monetary authorities are forced to engraving over at the U.S. Treasury The credit crunch has occurred move to restraint. Under such a It's hard to write harsh things about third week of November and should be finished by the end of the year. That's Inflation, and that is, in effect, already, but, as the experience of the what we've been doing on the most system the Federal Reserve will be Jerry Ford. It's been so long since Penn Central's lack of concern for providing adequate safety has been last years might have taught us, the massive Imaginable scale. Thus the forced to validate massive debt we've had such a likeable fellow in his appalling. No corporation with such a hardened public conscience crunch gets grittier when you continue President's recommendation that "at expansion if disorderly markets are to Job, but he's got to get rid of that circle deserves to stay in business. to expand credit. We're entering Into a least" $3 billion be thrown into housing be avoided." of economic advisers. He mustn't period of non-productive credit; that via mortagage purchases is most His language is technical and continue to rely on those worldly is, people and businesses are now going unfortunate. Not only Is this highly diplomatic, but you can translate it to sophisticates from the Grand Rapids to the bank to borrow to pay interest on Inflationary per se but it continues the mean that a maniacal spiral of Chamber of Commerce and the loans they've already taken. practice of using Federal credit- creating debt to pay for debt must intellectual bankrupts from Ivy League news media By providing more credit at this making agencies to boom up more climax in grisly chaos. departments of economics. Taken juncture, we're turning ourselves into inflation out back where people can't together they are a congress of' a nation of loan sharks, with each see it. NOTHING IN Mr. Ford's proposals ignorance. shark chomping on the tail of the shark Balancing the budget is an exercise hints that be understands the Copyright. 1S74, The Washington Pet only doing job in front of it and having its own tail in futility if, outside of all budgetary merchanisms of our damnation. He Elag Features Syndicate chomped on by the shark In the rear. limitations, quasi-Independent This is apparently the week to slam the media for carrying out its government agencies can create such responsibilities. APPARENTLY NOBODY but the huge clouds of debt. It Is estimated Vice presidential nominee Nelson A. Rockefeller led off the assault Far Right and a few octogenarian that this year the Federal Home Loan populists understand and appreciate let's hear from you Tuesday by charging that his nomination is being judged by the media Bank Board and Its brothers in the capacity of the Federal Reserve to Inflation will manufacture about $10 and not by congressional committee. create inflationary debt. It works this billion in debts that aren't counted The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns. Rockefeller was joined in battle by Annabel Battistella, a "friend" of way. Suppose you have one dollar in when prominent people make televised Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Wilbur Mills. your bank account but you have a speeches about getting federal Letters should be a maximum of 300 words, typewritten. We ask that columns be no more than four typed pages triple-spaced. She charged that the press is "trying to destroy a great man" by credit card. So you take yourself and a spending down to $300 billion. The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these running accounts of an incident last week in which police stopped a group of friends to a restaurant where Mr. Ford's tax proposals don't even you spend f 100 on dinner. limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. speeding car driven by an apparently drunken Mills. begin contemplating paying for that, Then suppose that, without your Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and Battistella, his companion, ran from the car and flung herself into a and yet these are among the major having paid the ., the credit card mechanisms for spoiling the value of phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, eo The BG News. 108 University Hall. backwater of the Potomac River. Battistella is an exotic dancer, a company people ake a loan for $100 our money. pseudonym for stripper. The Incident can at best be described as bizarre, and attempts by Mills' aides to deny that be was even in the car only heightened the mystery. speaking out There are also reports that Mills has been known to spend more than $1,500 in a single night buying champagne in a sleazy Washington nightclub. That fact, coupled with Mills' other exploit, raises questions about his fitness to administer one of the most powerful House committees. Rockefeller, meanwhile, is angry because news reports tell of how his family financed a 1970 book critical of Arthur Goldberg, who was doin' the overdose boogie opposing Rockefeller in the New York gubernatorial race at the time. If you were one of the brave souls disturbed because of the problems with If the drug situation is not alleviated, He is also upset because the press has published portions of his who stayed in Fun City Midwest last drugs at the concert. there is a chance some bozo will kill financial statements, which he claims were submitted to Congress in weekend despite the three-day break The reason for their anger is obvious himself during a show, which would confidence. you may have seen the Aerosmlth Something like this gives the certainly mean an end to concerts Apparently neither Rockefeller nor Battistella see that the press now concert. University a bad image. It makes the here, at least for awhile. Now, I don't profess to be a music school look like an island of the drug only has a right but a solemn responsibility to reveal the truth about critic, but I thought the concert was culture in the midst of society. Of course, the University could try public figures. great. Aerosmith was all anyone preventive medicine, which Would Rockefeller wants to be vice president of the most powerful nation in expected them to be and more. When THE UNIVERSITY feels the same amount to swarms of police and the world, only a heartbeat away from assuming the presidency; yet he they started their hard-driving rock- way The concert policy strictly security guards to bust anyone with so doesn't want the press-and the public -to know the truth about his and-roll the crowd came alive and prohibits drugs and alcoholic much as a joint on them. background. didn't stop shakin until Aerosmith left beverages on the premises during a concert. That would be disastrous to Mills, one of the most powerful men in the capital, should be above the the stage for the last time. But there was a problem not readily scheduling big-name entertainment at kind of activity in which he is evidently involved. ALTHOUGH THE concert was visible to most of the sell-out crowd, sponsored by Cultural Boost, Greer You may have your own ideas as to the University. And considering the If Mills is not above it-and it seems be isn't-then his constituents and it concerned some of the younger was helping out. He said at least SO the merits of that rule, but it appears difficulties UAO and Cultural Boost should know that. And the press is making sure they do. concert patrons, many of high school high-school age kids had to get help justified when dummies pop too many already encounter in scheduling, you Both Rockefeller and Battistella are demonstrating the same kind of and junior high age. from Karma. pills and have to be escorted to the could just about forget ever getting a thinking that allowed the political scandals of the last several years to Now, 1 don't have anything against nearest hospital or drug center for help really big name here again. After reach gigantic proportions. high school kids; I was once one myself ' One kid was so screwed up they had before they kill themselves. all, no one wants to play in a prison- to give him heart massage and take Their thinking is based on one simple premise: that the public has no (some people claim I still am). Greer said one of the ways to stop camp atmosphere. him to Wood County Hospital,'' Greer this drug situation is to instill in people right to know. But according to Dwight E. Greer, Union Activities Organization (UAO) said. the idea that a concert is an People must start to control The American media feel differently. And the nation should be glad. director-at-large. several younger Greer reports that several entertainment happening, not an themselves or someone else will do the Lerrers concert buffs overdosed on drugs. University administrators are excuse to get high. controlling for them. Jerome had many good things to say fully back the team, win or lose! three weeks, I can report very propose a project considered cheerleaders about the man. no enthusiasm neutrally that the symposium raises worthwhile by both student and faculty We are very discouraged and puzzled He mentioned that he was working Bill Tuttamore real Issues, encourages energetic member. with the lack of enthusiasm the crowd for people, and I found this to be true in for team 14584 Greensburg Pike debate, and guarantees that all parties This is not a come-on, but the desire has shown at this season's football the coming years. No one needs to be Portage. Ohio present will leave each session with a on our part to encourage research and games reminded of the benefits for us, nor the 1 am a newcomer to this campus and wealth of ideas. study in this most fascinating of areas: help this afforded. I myself wish at this This year's football team aren't I couldn't believe the lack of missing treat My five colleagues (Professors your own education. quitters. They have shown us how time to thank Mr. Malone for all the Bradie. Burke. Doherty, Gray and We meet every Tuesday evening time and efforts he spent as president enthusiasm that this University has for Something's going on Tuesday united and enthusiastic a team should its football team Marsden) and I share, at the very during the quarter in Room 112 Life be. Last Saturday the team also was of the OCSEA. evenings which I believe would be of least, one belief: that periodically Sciences, between 7 30 and 9 30 pm If I wish him all the best that he is The Kent State game was genuine interest to many of you were vary disappointed that the crowd was fantastically played by the Falcons, there is a need for as many members you'll excuse the immodesty, you're not backing them during their total worthy of. in his new position in you aware of It and could possibly of the campus community as possible missing a treat. Columbus. I know he wUl still be in yet very little cheering came from the attend. I'm referring to the continuing team effort to upset Kent State! BG side. In fact, the biggest cheer to give some thought to what we're there working for its members, and symposium, The Future of Education Trevor J.Phillips We. as cheerleaders, feel it is our came from the crowd when a man in atBGSU. doing, why we're doing It, and also to responsibility to arouse school spirit continuing to do a good job. So Mr. Ray the stands was chugging a bottle of the ways in which we might improve Director. and are asking for any suggestions you Malone, full speed ahead. God be with I realise that as an active what we choose to call higher Office of Experimental Studies you. wine. participant, I am somewhat biased; may have. Come on BG wake up. This team is education. If hou nave any suggestions on this Helen Rose the moreso as Experimental Studies is IDEALLY, of course, this process Chapman Hall your team! Support it! I saw more pep the organiser of the affair. But based THE BG NEWS matter please contact the at my old high school. I for one will should be continuous, but. in the ««iiiaipn
Lucilc A. Junes, senior be distributed to all campus or the News. The booklet be used by students at class (Ed.i and Student Govern- living units Students will would be available in living registration time. ment Association (SGA) tentatively return them units in limited numbers, James said the forms will senator, has completed a through campus mall for she said. not be distributed in classes professor-course evaluation tabulation by SGA. James because some University form that will be used this said. BY PLACING the departments that already quarter. booklets In living units. have evaluations refused to The final results will be James said she hopes the grant class time for filling The evaluation may still published either in a booklet results of the evaluation will out the additional forms. be revised by SGA before distribution, she said.
The form now has 11 cate- gories ranging from a rating newsnotes of the instructor's ability to the content of the course Rockefeller told newsmen the Consti- In each category, students Body stolen tution calls for his appearance before will rate the instructor or congressional committees, but since his course by using four BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (API- nomination by President Ford two choices. For example, fre- Leftist guerrillas have stolen the months ago be has spent only 2V, days quency of tests: a) too infre- remains of former President Pedro E. before a Senate committee but the last quent, b) right number, c) Aramburu in a bold new challenge to the two weeks in the nation's headlines. too frequent, d) much too government of President Isabel Peron, "I'm getting a little indignant," be frequent police said yesterday said At least 20 men entered the Recoleta SOME OTHER categories Cemetery on Tuesday night, subdued are attitude towards stu- two caretakers, forced open Aramburu s Ford dents, organization of the white marble tomb and carried the SIOUX FALLS (API-Campaigning course, assignments, fair- coffin through an iron door to a waiting for Republican candidates in mid- ness in grading and course hearse, cemetery officials said. America. President Ford argued goals There is also room for The body snatchers sprayed the word yesterday that a big Democratic victory Proposed bikawoyt may improve safety far cyclists by providing thair awn student comments. "Montoneros" on a nearby tomb, in congressional balloting next month Ion. If lha bikeway bill pauat the Ohio legislature. 700 mila* of paved lona. The evaluation forms will prompting poiice to blame the act on a could lead to a legislative dictatorship. Cycle safety leftist guerrilla group of that name may ba available (Newtphoto by Daniat Fekht) Before flying here for a Republican which was once allied with the Peronist rally. Ford told a GOP breakfast in Youth but now is in bitter opposition to Kansas City that he is a little Isabel Peron. The Montoneros accuse discouraged by pre-election polls and is Mrs. Peron, who succeeded her late fearful Democrats might elect a veto- husband, Juan D Peron, as president proof Congress that could enact laws Young prepares bikeway bill last July 1. of "betraying the over his opposition. revolutionary ideals of Peronism " "If you have a veto-proof Congress, you in effect have one branch of govern- ByJadlSbrUer assist local governments in cars, it would help cut down ment dictating to another...Americans give the local community a this inexpensive and healthy don't like dictatorships," he said. building bikeways for on air and noise pollution chance to provide these method of transportation." Knapp dies State Representative commuter and general use and gasoline consumption." people with a safe place to he said. Fredric N. Young (R- in Ohio. Young said ride'' BATTLE CREEK (AP)-Clinton B. Arthritic cause Daytonl is preparing a bill "If more people rode EFFORTS AT getting "Bill" Knapp. whose white colonial- that will allot $10 million to bikes instead of driving BICYCLING IS the fastest YOUNG SAID his bill, bikeway funding into the style restaurants became landmarks NEW YORK (API-Evidence that a growing form of personal which he will introduce on general fund budget are along the roads of Michigan. Ohio and peculiar infectious agent is a cause of transportation in America, the first day of the new being directed at the Gover- Indiana, died at his home Tuesday night. rheumatoid arthritis was reported Free clinic tests cars according to Young's office session of the general nor's office, where the Knapp. 67, was to have left yesterday yesterday by doctors at Columbia-Pres- There are over four million assembly in January, will Governor's staff is drawing for his winter home in Livingston, Tex. byterian Medical Center. A free clinic to help car owners save gasoline and reduce bicycles in use in Ohio this appropriate $10 million from , up the budget for next year. If this is truly so, then drugs attacking air pollution will be conducted from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. today year. the state's general fund to the organism might relieve the pain and and tomorrow in the Ice Arena parking lot. Young, who said he owns a provide matching funds to Young said, "If the Rockefeller crippling of the arthritis. Environmental studies students will administer a simple bike but doesn't ride it often, local governments to plan Governor includes the bike- The infectious agent causes uveitls, an three minute test to check levels of hydrocarbons and said he thinks the advan- and develop bikeways for way program in his budget, NEW YORK (API-Nelson A. inflammation of deep tissue layers of carbon monoxide in automobile exhaust. tages of cycling are obvious, recreation and functional it won't be necessary to Rockefeller expressed indignation the eye, "and we believe it also causes The testing program, which is free and open to the public, but that many people who purposes introduce a separate bill to yesterday at the delay of Congress in rheumatoid arthritis and some other will show how efficiently the engine is operating and could ride their bikes more If Young's bill is passed, it the House of Representa- pursuing hearings into his now contro- diseases," said Dr. Emil Wirostko, an whether a tune-up is necessary to reduce pollutants and often don't because it is too will make possible the tives. This would make our versial nomination as vice president. opthalmologist increase gas mileage. difficult to ride on city building of almost. 700 miles task much easier." Separate tests will be given for cars produced before 1969 streets. of paved bikeway. and those produced after 1^69, due to a difference in the anti- "I know many people h^ve" Young said seven other :.. pollution equipment. tried to ride their bikes to states have approved The testing is sponsored by the Northwestern Ohio Lung work in downtown Dayton, bikeway programs that are Association, the University's environmental studies but they had to give up the funded from highway taxes. department, the American Automobile Association and the idea because traffic is just "It is time for Ohio to Sun Equipment Company. too heavy. Our bill would make its move to encourage
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ByMarciaCwik material to back up all the The team also will attend They are coached by some time." said Carbone. Suit Reporter reasons to justify the topic. a tournament at Capital Carbone and three other Carbone said the debate University later in the graduate assistants, Martin team is open to all under- Lack of experience, a CARBONE SAID he was quarter. Feeney, Teri Pistolessi and graduate students. He said young squad and a difficult confident that the team Activities planned for the Carolyn Hoffman. the application of skills debate topic have caused the would improve since they rest of the year include Faculty adviser for the learned in debate are wide- University'! debate team to have been practicing. attending a tournament at debate team is Dr. spread. suffer more losses than wins "I'm confident we'll Northwestern, hosting the Raymond Yeager, professor "It has some educational so far this year, according to improve once the young kids Bowling Green Honorary, of speech. value in that it teaches you Ralph Carbone, graduate get experience and get over which is a contest between Carbone said Dr. Yeager not only the ability to speak assistant In speech. debating in big schools, and the eight best teams from is well known throughout the properly, but there is also Carbone said two two-man realize they can keep up the two national debate country since be debated for wide library research, teams have attended two with them, "he said. honoraries. and hosting the the University before. which sharpens the tools of tournaments this quarter, Carbone said the debate State Novice Tournament Because of this, be added, reason and research," be one each at Youngstown team is hosting a tourna- for first-year debaters in the team often gets invited said. State University and the ment at the University this March. to tournaments they would Anyone who is interested University of Kentucky in weekend. Fourteen Midwest not otherwise participate in. in debating, should stop by Lexington. schools have been invited THE DEBATE team "His name is well known, 10* South Hall to see a At Youngstown, one team The tournament is open to consists of six two-man and the reputation of the member of the coaching scored a 1-5 record while the the public. teams of undergraduates. team has been good for staff. other team chalked up a 2-4 record. The two teams had 4-4 and 3-5 records at Kentucky. Interest in greeks increases CARBONE BLAMED After several years of tur- belong to organizations." trying to branch out now minimum of hazing." he moat of the losses on the bulence, the University's Smith said. "We did not lose Each fraternity has one said squad's lack of experience. greek system is showing any chapters, but the service project each Hazing is the initiation in "Most of it is inexperi- signs of increased interest, number of pledges and quarter." which pledges take part to ence," he said. "We have a according to Timothy Smith, members decreased." Pledging is up about 40 per become active members. very young squad." adviser to the University's Smith said a new image of cent, be said. Wilcox gave a He said that out of about social fraternities. fraternities has helped number of reasons for the "The days of goldfish 12 members, only two are "The system was strong increase interest in the increase. eating and shoeshining are seniors and the rest are and healthy from 1961 until greek system. "There is no simple fra- over." Wilcox said. "We are sophomores and freshmen. about 1968." he said Each "FRATERNITIES ARE ternity stereotype any- leaving degradation behind The national debate topic, chapter averaged about 100 not just party organiza- more, "he said. "The houses in teaching pledges the prin- "Resolved: that the power members, but that was too tions." he said. "They are are too diverse. Houses have ciples upon which the frat is of the presidency should be large The members pro- involved in philanthropic athletes, good academic stu- founded, and in getting to significantly curtailed." has bably never got to know projects with orphans, dents, band members-all know the brothers." also caused problems, each other very well." nursing homes and foster types of students according to Carbone. Smith attributed the children. "The small group living LINDA OGDEN. adviser "The nature of the topic decline in fraternity and "We are getting away that fraternities offer to campus sororities, said has a lot to do with our sorority membership in the from the idea of beer- presents a good alternative she also believes an enligh- performance," he said. He last few years ol the 1960s drinking greeks." said to dorm living for many tened pledge program has explained that there were so j. , i To keep dry during a recent heavy thundtrttorm, Run and early 1970s to social Michael H. Wilcox. presi- students, "he said. led to an increased interest many angles to the topic forces and attitudes dent of Inter-Fraternity in the greek system. Keeping Ory Marcum 0f Columbut, Ohio lilt in the engln. wall of hit that it was difficult to find "It was just not cool to Council UFO. "We are WILCOX SAID he believes •rolled truck. (AP wirephoto) a more progressive and edu- "We have revamped the Li***** .«««««.•«.»• cational pledge program has pledge program." she said helped increase the interest "They take more of a human Dairy in fraternities and soro- development viewpoint The SPECIAL! rities. idea now is to learn about COACH'S] CORKER presents Queen "The Inter-Fraternity the sorority rather than the Council has regulated the idea that the pledge is an EVERY THURSDAY HAPPY HOUR TODAY ONLY! pledge program so there is a inferior human being." 3 p.m. until 10 p.m. COMING OCT. 31 Halloween Night HOT FUDGE T.O.'s CAMPUS CORNER W000Y WOODBURY Across from Kohl Hall BROWNIE DELIGHT HOODED SWEATSHIRTS - 3 styles- •i w Jackets, Jerseys & T-shirts "Everything For Your Everyday Needs" MILK BREAD BEER
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Thomas Luken and Willis D. the special election. Councilwoman Fran Ryan, deliver the Ohio Slate Uni- that race. I suspect Mottl vative is Donald Gingerick many ai two seats in Ohio's A state party expert said GradlsonJr. Gradison won a May his Democratic opponent. versity commencement would beat Masties," said a as well as with the congressional delegation in of the Watergate influence, Luken, a Democrat, won primary against a conserva- Devine's identification address last August. Democratic spokesman. Democratic candidate, November, although politi- "You've got to couple It with in the traditionally Repub- tive and has been running with Nixon "hurt him Ryan's backers hope for "With him in it's anybody's Edward Strinko. cal analysis in both parties a good candidate." lican area by less than 2 per hard since earlier," a GOP spokesman some impetus from the Ford ball game " ratnaln uncerUln about the Whatever the uncertainty cent last March S in an Both men served as mayor admitted pardon of Nixon. The district, composed Strinko "is running an possible impact of Water- about Watergate, there was election called to fill the of Cincinnati and are consid- "Now that Nixon is gone "I get a feeling when a mostly of suburban Cleve- aggressive campaign." said gate on Republican chances. almost unanimous agree- vacancy left by Republican ered attractive candidates some of that has slackened campaign catches fire," land, is considered marginal Democrats, who added that Watergate emerged in ment that apathy and a WUIiam J. Keating, who with wide voter recognition off," he said. mused a Democratic strat- by both parties. he is young and untested. interviews with campaign general disillusionment with resigned to become presi- and ample campaign funds. Ryan has focused her egist last week. "I don't feel In the 8th District in Worse yet. they said, he is leaders on both sides as the politics is widespread dent of the Cincinnati Democrats predict a campaign on inflation and her campaign has caught southwestern Ohio. Rep. reportedly having trouble unknown factor in the among voters. Enquirer. squeaker for Luken: Repub- unemployment, but recently fire yet." Walter Powell, a Repub- raising campaign funds and Democratic fight to narrow The victory, however licans say their man is attacked as "outrageous" Stanton. who is coordinat- lican, is retiring. still was looking in early Ike present 15-8 GOP THREE MAJOR battle- slim, in a district once holding his own, and a the request to Congress for ing Ohio Democratic The GOP candidate, state October for money to buy margin. grounds set in Ohio's three represented by U.S. Sen. spokesman for the AFL-CIO. $850,000 for the former congressional campaigns, is Rep. Thomas Kindness (R- crucial television advertis- "It's still there You can't largest cities were getting Robert Taft. was inter- which is plugging for the president. a little more optimistic, 58 Hamilton) is favored, but ing erase It," a Republican the most attention as the preted by some observers as Democrat, rates the race a noting big victories for strategist conceded "The campaign moved into the voter reaction against tossup. A SPOKESMAN for women in primaries in voter apathy and voter disin- final weeks. Republican candidates Devine said he opposed that several other states. Mills 'embarrassed' terest Is, perhaps, a result of National media reporters because of Watergate. THE SHADOW of Water- sum. but endorsed the "I think it's a neck-and- LITTLE ROCK (API- the trauma in Washington." and officials in both parties Gradison. a moderate who gate looms larger in the 12th $450,000 provided by the Pre- neck race." he said. can Judy Petty in his re- Rep. James V. Stanton. closely watched the rerun of has not been identified District in Columbus where sidential Transition Act. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, ID- election campaign. Asked Cleveland Democrat, a special election in Cincin- closely with former Rep. Samuel Devine. a long- Democrats are cautious in IN THE 23RD District, Ark >. told reporters about the effect of the in- predicted. "It's going to nati's 1st Congressional President Nixon, kept his time Nixon apologist, faces assessing Ryan's chances where Republican Rep. yesterday that he was cident on that race, he embarrassed about his against Devine, who has William Minshall is stepping replied: "Of course piled up big winning down. Democratic chances encounter with Washington anything like this always margins in past elections are marred by the presence park police nine days ago will be a factor." Student association revitalized and captured more than 56 of five independent candi- and would talk about it more per cent of the vote in 1972. during his campaign for re- Of the voters' reaction, he with Gilligan. the student dates. The Ohio Student Associa- domg to the constitution. institutions involved in OSA. "Devine never took the Foremost is maverick election. said: ill find out when I presidents concluded they It was the first public tion (OSA) has drawn up a The 12 presidents from OSA has acquired a race for granted," said one Democrat Dennis J. talk to them." Columbus office and budget needed input and recognition appearance by Mills, constitution and by-laws and state-supported institutions party official. "He started Kucinich. a Cleveland city MILLS SAID he had not for travel expenses, said with the regents. chairman of the Ways and will hold its first meeting will choose the other seven working early and he's councilman who supported been to Capitol Hill this OSA worked on the consti- Means Committee, since the Saturday and Sunday. Oct. board members. Bugie. He added that he was working hard." Republican Ralph Perk for week because he was ill with uncertain how office tution throughout the Oct. 7 incident. a-27 Devine is running for a mayor. the flu. summer. Bugie said all 12 "I said I was The association will act as THE STUDENT who furnishings would be ninth term in a heavily Kucinich is likely to hurt Mills did not appear to an advisery board to the chairs the board will be its acquired. student presidents had input embarrassed," Mills said Republican district. State Sen. Ronald M Mettl have any scars on his face as into the constitution. when asked about the Ohio Board of Regents, official representative to the His supporters were (D-24 Parma) more than the he and his wife, walked from provide information to governor, chancellor of the OSA WAS revitalized last He said OSA will meet incident. "I'm still elated when their candidate GOP candidate, state Rep the airport to a waiting car. students on actions of all with the chancellor of the embarrassed." Board of Regents and both year after its budget was squired President Ford George Masties (R-3 but he was wearing government agencies and houses of the legislature. withdrawn by Governor Board of Regents at its around town during his Cleveland). MILLS FACES Republi- sunglasses gather and disseminate John J. Gilligan The board October meeting. information on higher edu- David Cox has been had originally been estab- cation in Ohio. chosen director of OSA lished as a governor's A board of directors communication, according advisery board. Scubo diving inexpensive, relaxing sport consisting of the 12 student to Student Government presidents from state Association President Bugie and other student When scuba diving is supported institutions and Douglas G. Bugle. Bugie is university presidents last (A&S). and president of the The only items a person According to Critchfield. include trips to the island of seven other representatives the University's representa- year met with Gilligan for mentioned, most persons University Fin-N-Falcon needs are a mask, fins and former club members are Cosumel. Mexico and of higher education organi- tive to OSA an explanation about why think of physical exertion Scuba Club snorkel. currently employed as Florida On Oct 26 they will sations will hold "all Cox will attend meetings the board had been and expensive equipment "Scuba is a very relaxing THE KIN-N FALCON marine biologists and go to the St Clair River. powers, responsibilities and of the Ohio Board of Regents dissolved. This is not true, according to sport," he explained. Club was officially formed commercial divers. Mich. and distribute minutes to After discussing the issue Scott Critchfield, junior Critchfield added it is three years ago by persons He added, "We really like privileges of OSA." accor- On Nov. 10 the club is probably one of the least interested in scuba diving to qualified and certified having a program featuring expensive sports when it organize events for the divers to join the club. It ^fcrAA-^krA A AAAAAAAAAA L*A •*"*••••••••••* I)r Richard Wright He is comes to buying equipment. members. gives them a chance to the world's foremost autho- further their education in ••••••••••••••* scuba diving." rity on history and shipping of the Great Lakes. t Dixieland * Tickle your friend However, the club does •THURSDAY IS STUDENT NIGHT *i have members who are not The Fin-N-Falcon Club at UAO's Happy Hour 00 (ID. REQUIRED) certified divers. These meets every Sunday from 8- •SATURDAY I SUNDAY MATINEES Festival A Specials members generally join to 10 p.m. in the Natatorium. under the Big Top , A live rock band (•II matinee showings - all seats - $ 1 00: go on the various outings of Anyone interested in the NOW PLAYING! the club. Critchfield said. Fin-N-Falcon Club or scuba will provide the music CINEMA I diving may contact Scott EVE. 7:15 4 9:35 FUTURE CLUB activities Critchfield. 372 5657 Oct. 31 Nov. 1-2-3 in the Union's Nest Saturday & Sunday Matinees at 2:15 & 4:45 J. 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Money found "Passion Play," band rock Jethro Tull of "This ANDERSON HAS done danceable rock tunes. leader Ian Anderson was the Was," and the Jethro Tull only one surprising thing AT FIRST, this is aggra- A large amount of money found on Thurstin Street last victim of one of the harshest rock and roll machine of with "War Child." Instead vating. I like what Tull used 372-2445 week still awaits claiming, according to Campus Safety critical condemnations since "aqualung" can only be of making It a large piece of to do. The only songs on the Lt Roger A. Daouit. Led Zeppelin made its first spectres from the past. music, running through both new album that bow to the The undisclosed amount of money can be claimed at appearance. Anderson is going to pursue sides of the album, be has past are "Skating Away On Campus Safety or the bursar's office by identifying the The barrage of bad press his dramatic designs even if divided it into separate the Thin Ice Of the New amount. was so severe that It it kills the band songs. These are not. Day" and "Bungle In the 5»»J*i«ar»>»S»!>W3»r»aWJ actually drove Anderson and The differences between however, much different in Jungle." And these only are his partners into a state of "War Child" and both sound and structure from echoes of "Thick As a i£ Special in Bowling Green <& Coffee hours semi-retirement "Passion Play" and the various short segments Brick" with their smooth This reaction from the "Brick" seem to be slight. that made up both "Passion musical flow and somewhat 3g Friday and SWEETEST DAY * International coffee hours will resume from 2-4 p.m. band raised many questions The basic theme of the new Play "and "Brick." classical feel. Oct. 18-19 *,•*»* today in the International Lounge. Williams Hall. about Tull s future Some release does not appear to Like the different move- Still, there is something Sponsored by the Indian Students' Association, the wondered if Anderson would deviate from that developed ments on these previous compelling about this program will include a slide presentation at 3 p.m. on give up music altogether. in the previous releases. releases, the songs on this record. Even though Regular Roses India Anderson himself has now Anderson looks on life as album almost seem to be Anderson's lyrics sound provided the answers to folly. He sees man as being examples of "anti-rock and pompous, and I am not sure •4.95 ooz these questions. Rock's trapped in a drama of mon- roll." if he is actually doing any- "enfant terrible" has strous proportions, with no The lyrics are vague and thing valid with the Sweetheart Roses Bikes missing rebounded with the release guiding spirit to get him out carried by rambling melo- contrived complexity of the of War Child (Chrysalis of the despair that surrounds dies The music behind them music. I want to keep going CHR 10671 him seems to meander. It Is Two bicycles were reported missing to Campus Safety back to "War Child This is The lyrics create the same obviously subordinated to much the same reaction I Phone 353-1045 on Tuesday. THIS RECORD IS a sense of hopelessness that what Anderson sings. The Lynn Gardner, freshman (AfcSI. reported the had to "Passion Play." monument to Anderson's dominated "Passion Play.'" result is a confusing hodge- I feel confident that Jethro disappearance of her bicycle, valued at $30. The bicycle tenacity. In spite of the That this record is simply a podge of wild instrumental tip g was not locked, but had a license. Tull followers can judge this generally adverse reactions follow-up to last year's epic outbursts, mellow vocal new effort by the way they ; JP jlouirrbmwr 2E Ronald J Olah. junior (El), said his 5-speed bicycle, to the last two Tull albums, seems to be confirmed by passages, and distressing which had no license or serial number, was missing. The may have felt about the he has shown here a deter- references to a passion play rhythmic breaks. previous one. Ian Anderson bicycle, valued at 170. was locked to a rack at Kreischer mination to stick with the in two of the most pessi- Thus, "War Child" is not Quad does not appear to be ready musical styles that typified mistic songs on "War an album that is easy to to change his approach to *£ 428 East Wooster St. 5 them Child." including "Sea digest. It demands careful music yet. Organist Ferdinand Klinda. European organist, has his Belfast inmates seize guards American debut at 8 p.m tomorrow in Recital Hall. School of Music. BELFAST I API-Women "They have not been Armagh and Lurgan joined LASALLE'S Born in Czechoslovakia. Klinda studied organ, members of the "Provis- inmates held the warden of harmed so far." one of the in sympathy demonstra- ional'" wing of the Irish composition and piano at three conservatories. He holds Armagh Prison and three inmates shouted at security tions. They formed human a degree in music and medicine Republican Army, waging a other prison officials forces. barricades in the streets, guerrilla war to drive the "GIGANTIC Klinda teaches masters classes in Bratislava. hostage yesterday and dis- "They are being held hijacked vehicles, set fire to Czechoslovakia, Helsinki. Sweden, and Weimar. British out of Northern orders spread elsewhere in hostage until our demands cars and pelted soldiers with Ireland and unite it with the Germany. His free concert is made possible through a Northern Ireland to protest are met." rocks, forcing traffic to a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund of the Irish Republic. BOOK SALE" internment of suspected The prisoner did not make standstill and the closing of American Federation ot Musicians terrorists without trial. clear what the demands many shops Security chiefs said they $ Police said 100 women were, but she shouted: "We The demonstrations began believe the rioting and arson SALE 29* to 22.98 inmates seized Warden John shall not give up until our Tuesday night at the Maze were part of a concerted Initiation set Cunningham, a male guard men are safe." Prison, seven miles east of effort by the outlawed IRA $ $ and two women officers and Belfast, where a police to end political internment Published at 1.50 to 75.00 Alpha Lambda Delta, honorary for freshman women, held them in an attic at the AS INMATES rioted at source said 100 of the 130 in the province. The intern- • Brand New Books - Famous Publishers will hold fall initiation at 2 p.m Sunday. Oct. 27, in the top of a cellclock at the Armagh and other prisons. Quonset huts used to house ment policy was started in Grand Ballroom, Union Armagh Prison. 35 miles Catholics of Belfast, some 1.900 political August 1971 in a bid to curb • Books for the entire family Any sophomore woman who achieved a 3.5 or higher southwest of Belfast Londonderry, Newry, detainees and convicted the violence between extre- • Hundreds of titles to choose from: point average in her first quarter at the University or has terrorists were destroyed by mist Roman Catholics and maintained higher than a 3.5 through the first three fire Protestants in which over •Art -gardening -nostalgia House votes on statute 1.075 persons have died. quarters of her freshman year is eligible. The blaze broke out during -antiques -homemaking -poetry Women who meet membership standards and have not the fighting between The Armagh seige appar- WASHINGTON (API-The being sought might be -classics -nature -travel been notified of acceptance should contact Linda Ogden. destroyed or the agents prisoners and security ently began when eight 425 Student Services Blrig . or call 372-2151 by tomorrow. House has voted to repeal a forces, the source said. women inmates grabbed controversial no-knock law would be in danger if they -cooking -outdoor -collector's items knocked. Authorities said nine Cunningham while he -children's books for all ages which allows federal agents prisoners and one guard inspected a cellblock to search residences in some were hospitalized. Scientists In calling for repeal of the Troops using tear gas instances without identify- made two unsuccessful Dr. Phillip Morrison, physics professor at the ing themselves. law earlier this year, the "EARLY BIRD BOOK SPECIALS" House Commerce MOST POLITICAL de- attempts to free the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will speak The measure was sent to tainees are suspected hostages. tomorrow and Saturday at the fall meeting of the Ohio the Senate Tuesday on a Committee said there have Section of the American Physical Society at the voice vote been cases in which Justice "Famous Classics" University. 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MAIN Boston guard remains alerted Discount Picture Framing BOSTON (AP)--The police and National Guard- MEANWHILE, the precautionary and added ATTENDANCE at Hyde • Photography • Paintings National Guard will remain men to bring in the federal Pentagon said Army para- that paratroopers would be Park High School, the scene • Needlepoint • Prints on alert in the Boston area troops. troopers at Ft. Bragg, N.C., used in Boston only as a last of trouble Tuesday, was off • Mats cut despite criticism by Mayor "We cannot permit have been placed on resort. sharply. About SO police- Kevin H. White that it com- Roxbury. a black section of increased alert in case they Mayor White's statement men patrolled outside Ike Friendly Courteous Service' prises "an inept, incompe- the city, to become another may be needed in the Boston came shortly after the high school and In its cor- tent, ill-equipped, undis- Watts. We must not allow school crisis. opening of Boston schools ridors. One youth was ciplined or undertrained South Boston High to Defense Department yesterday. No major inci- arrested on charges of militia." become another Kent spokesman William Beecber dents were reported, and assaulting a police officer. Gen. Vahan Vartanian, State." the mayor said. said the move was purely rain fell throughout the day. adjutant general of the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Massachusetts National Guard, said his troops would remain in the city as long as INSTEAD, I WILL REMAIN they are needed. He said the SO YOtfYE 1HAT5 R/6HT- IN CANADA - CANADA, UHSRE 0,0mA! men are well trained and DECIDED TO I HAVE DONE COMPASSION IS MORE THAN JUST I STAY IN N0THIN6 WRON6* AN EMPTY PKOMSei /FAMEMCA PHOTO well equipped. 000, CANADA/ erne. Mg i CANNOT ACCEPT IS NOT READY TO BIND HER KOJNKi OMmtrtTY, "I take my order from the SHOOT? THE FCRD AMNESTY Hi HEDGE MY AUE&ANCE TO EVERYBODY! governor; he is the X/ . / PLAN' HER MBSHKRJD THE NORTH f commander-in-chief." Var- tanian said. GOV. FRANCIS W. Sargent ordered the guard mobilized Tuesday following a disturbance at Hyde Park High School in which eight white students were hos- pitalized, one with a severe stab wound. Sargent also asked President Ford to send in federal troops, but DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE the request was denied. Cof, 74 Gen I ham Cocj. 43 Ripen. 33 Keenness. 49 Ahead, in a wi). ACROSS 60 Metric measure. In a statement opposing 1 Tears. 44 -Magnon. 34 Flanders rivei. 36 Award. 51 "Aida" deployment of the Guard, 6 Fruit of a palm. 45 Ambler. compose!. 9 Multicolored. 37 Raids. White said. "We cannot 48 Explosive 41 Time of da>. 6« Nostradamua. 13 Introduces. cocktail. 56 Edges. allow this city to become 15 Gantry. 42 Lagged behind. 62 Surfeit 46 Fur. 67 " the moon." another Detroit, where it 16 Massachusetts 63 Dyes. 68 Exclamations. politician. 47 Rough shed. took dozens of civilian 66 Where Napoli is. 48 Billiard shot 61 Greek letter. 17 English 59 Bristles. deaths at the hands of the hymnologiat. B0 Fill anew. r~ j r~ T" W rr TT 18 Quivers. 62 Irrational 1 1 "" 1!> Rescues. ' WE NED TALENT numbers. 3 ■14 ■ 21 Biblical name. m 63 Auatralian vine. Personable young people 23 Lifters. 64 Feneer'a weapon. 16 (over 21) are needed to wait 24 Heavy rains. 65 Plant 28 French coin. " on tables and perform at the 66 Chemical 29 Highest note. suffixes. 18 20 30 Agricultural 1 new Westgale Dinner Thea- tre, which will open in late study. DOWN 1 35 Another name. November. 1 Glaaa frames. " * " 38 Tail's canton. 2 Part of a foot ?4 2; ■5^ 8 Auditions will be held be- 39 Does a lawn job. 3 Type site. 1 ginning at 5 p.m. this Friday 40 Political 4 Furnace man. 79 ■31 32 33 34 agitator. 5 Plums. and beginning at 10 a.m. this vm 6 loss. ANSWH 10 PREVIOUS ?5 36 37 Saturday at the offices of MIZZLE 7 Sleuths. s 0 L D I p 1 ■ A H f 0 B 8 Geological ridge. • Ken Shaw Productions, 5515 40 ■41 ■4? ■ A V 1 B E 111 R U 5 s 0 9 Joy. 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Married be made with no hassle Call JOINTED STICKS cellent cood SUMM after 5 couple. 3524*1* Modest Preston shuns print, but sparkles in BG backfield By Du GarfieM Preston passed up Ohio Mocker. He's improved so Asslitant Sports Editor capable quarterbacks In successful game plan calling University's L.C. Lyons for much over last year. His Miller and sophomore Mike for him to run up the middle. the MAC rushing lead last blocking has been one of the Booth. Who is as powerful as a week. "We've bad success going big keys this year He gets "Both of our quarterbacks up the middle. We're not lion, runs with the grace of a Rushing isn't the only me that extra two or gazelle, and says. "ah. don't are good leaders." be said. going to change," Preston statistic Preston dominates three yards-make that 20 or "Miller has shown he can said referring to the Mil play me up too much. I'm He is also leading the con- 30 yards on a big gain." said not that good?" get things done. He hasn't game. ference in scoring with Preston shown any effects of Preston, with six games to Dave Preston. Bowling seven touchdowns for 42 In a year labeled "The Green's outstanding tailback nervousness or freshman go, nears the 1000-yard points. Year of the No-Names,'' and inexperience." rushing mark and a possible is modest in his speech, but a season where inexperience is mighty on the football That lack of nervousness BG all-time rushing record. PRESTON'S edge has on the team is common. will be important in the But, be is looking forward to field The 5-11, 192-pound been his stamina and Preston and freshman upcoming Miami contest, a possible Mid-American running back has been unyielding efforts in running quarterback Mark Miller spectacular this year in his Saturday, and for Preston, It Conference championship, the ball, 25. 30 and as much have come through as star will mean trying to knock most of all. rushing efforts and has as 38 tunes in a ball game performers and are over a Redskin defensive "I think we're still in it," leaped into the limelight as The BG tailback said he has gathering increasing con- the Mid-American wall which ranks as one of be said. "Miami is the always been accustomed to ference respect. Preston the best in the nation. biggest game of the year Conference's top offensive carrying the ball many said he believes BG is rusher PRESTON SAID the Fal- But if we win. the Ohio U. times, and even more fortunate to have two good. cons will stick to their game will be the biggest." towards the end of the BUT PRESTON insists he season. does not want to be played "I think I can run the ball up so big. as if he was a 25 or 30 times a game." BG female swimming squad Heisman trophy candidate Preston said. "I used to or unanimous all-Amerlcan carry the ball that many athlete Instead. Preston's times in high school." opens campaign against MU efforts and statistics can However Preston credit's speak for themselves. some of his success to the By l.aurl Leach season for the swimmers A three-time Bowling Falcon offensive front line, Staff Writer weakest in backstroke." looks good. The team lost Mary Finke from Ket- Green nominee for MAC and his running-mate, Going to the football game player of the week. only Amy Burson who had tering is possibly the new fullback Vic Bakunoff in Oxford Saturday'' Before two back operations during Preston's record efforts "For any successful hope on the diving horizon the game, there's another the summer. Burson will be BG has traditionally been include carrying the ball 38 running, you have to have a Falcon team which will test times for 185 yards against coaching the diving team. weak in diving good front line and I think the Redskins The BGSU The swimming team has Fokon tailback Dav. Passion bolts clear of any opposition on Toledo and a five-touchdown our offensive line has been women's swimming team also retained all of last BOWLING GREEN will his way to another long gain. Tho .sophomore running back performance against real good. We're getting opens its season against Dayton. year's all-Americans. host only two home meets ha» proved to bo a big throat to opposing team* this yoar as better each week." he said. Miami at 10 am Saturday In addition, the former Including Becky Slesky, this year The BG relays, set Leader ho ha* carried the ball 134 times for an MAC loading rushing But Preston added that at Oxford Valerie Newell. Betsy Defiance standout has football is different from for Nov. 10. will be the first had of 592 yard. Preston's scoring efforts also have put him Bowling Green has never Fisher, Barb McKee, and home meet. tallied 592 yards in 134 other sports like basketball lost at Miami and it looks en top of tho league with seven touchdowns for 42 points. attempts-tops in the MAC Gail Sailer The swimming team's and baseball where in- doubtful that BG will be Twelve freshmen and one (Nowsphoto by Dan Fokht) rushing circuit. dividuals shine. future plans include swim beaten this year The Fal- transfer student joined the ming in an international "Football's a sport where cons have set three records team, making team depth one shines because of meet in Canada in January at Miami, including junior "greater than before." and a possible swim another's efforts," Preston Becky Siesky's 50-yard free- according to Sailer. said, pointing out the efforts marathon to help raise style record, that have yet to "The women swimming money so that the women of the BG offensive line. "If be broken. the butterfly and freestyle The BG NewS> I was running behind a can attend the NCAA make up the team," Sailer championships in Boulder. second-rate line. I wouldn't THE PROGNOSIS this said. "The women are S PORTS be as good." Colorado in March. r»og«9 Thursday, October 17, 1974 THIS BG tailback compli mented Bakunoff's blocking. v "Bakunoff's an excellent %Mm^ik(tp Swami saysi Mt|£fi&iMfl•■"-'.'■■' grngw Mil The Powder Puff, 525"Ridge St. has ssv the perfect outfit to wear to class on these ;.V"4iS;', £& early Fall mornings. Today's outfit is a long hooded sweat- ■■x■^-'■^ er in variegated blues and reds, worn over 5>VJ a soft blue acrylic turtleneck with blue cuffed polyester gaberdine slacks. These :'$ are available in other color combina- •.v.-* tions. 38 Miami over BG by 14 >'(*.-•■ ■ Our model is Debbie McEwen, Fresh- Ohio University over Morehead State by a 1 ?$gs Kent over Utah State by 10 fa&ra man, from McDonald East. Debbie also Toledo over Dayton by 21 *£• works at the Powder Puff. Come In and Ohio State over Indiana by 40 Oklahoma over Colorado by 14 M*' check our sportswear today. MIcMgaa over Wisconsin by 20 *%m Mtcklgaa State over Illinois by 1 Alabama over Tennessee by 7 "f- ■ ■ " ■ ■•■V.rli/ghfc-' KM The Powder Puff Nebraska over Kansas by 14 Kentucky over Louisiana Slate by 7 Notre Dame over Army by 21 North Carolina over North Carollaa State by 3 Western Michigan aver Marshall by 7 Penn State over Syracuse by IS , t , PRESEASON *- - ' -:i^»v,iy,»:'//,',v,.,v/,.,viriVlW,1,i,,j,,/r,tVi,,,J UAO Bowling Leagues OUTERWEAR SALE STILL HAS OPENINGS FOR MON- DAY NIGHT WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE. SIGN UP IN THE UAO OF- THE DEN FICE. COST IS ONLY $10.00 PER QUARTER. announces a week- PLAY STARTS MON. OCT. 21 end pre-season sale of their entire outer- wear stock wool plaid jackets - waist length and CPO plaid shirt-jacket - corduroys - zip out lined jackets included - storm survival or snorkel coat - — many others — we will accept LAW. on this special- ity MON-SAT. THE DEN 352-5265 _L P SWfo 10/Tho WO Nowi, Thurwhry. Ort.bir 17. If 74 Confrontation- con Studer handle Cousino ? Bv Dick Reel Player of the Year'' last "HE'S VERY devoted to What makes Cousino as "I'm going to have to ArabUat Sforti Editor season, an honor that many the game of football. I think good as he is? work this week on my pass thought should have gone to he's a better middle guard protection." Studer said. General Lee vs. General Kent State's great line- this season than he was last "IT'S HIS first step that's "In fact, I'm going to have Mtade at Gettysburg The backer Jack Lambert. year." Crum said. "Brad so quick," Studer explained. to work hard all week." feels that when there's no "And he's got great upper Monitor vs. the Merrimac Lambert is now starting for Studer is not overly-con- George Washington vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers room for improvement, he's body strength along with his quickness that makes him so fident about battling Cousino Cornwallls at Yorktown Cousino is that good. done, and he feels ihat he Saturday. But he's not can keep getting better " tough. General Travis vs. Santa taking an underdog role, Anna at the Alamo. As a junior last season. "One middle guard will Cousino was credited with 96 Falcon head coach Don have good strength, another either. Classic confrontations, to Nehlen, in last week's press say the least. tackles and 91 assists in 11 will have great quickness," "Let's just say I respect games. He also sacked conference, said, "Cousino the junior continued. "Not Cousino a lot and I'm Steve Studer vs. Brad could be 100 pounds and still Cousino. opposing quarterbacks 32 too often will you come looking forward to playing times for a minus 154 yards. kill you." across one that has both like against him,"he said. Studer is the starling Cousino does." The battle lines are center for Bowling Green. Playing head-to-head IN CASE you are against Kent State's Larry The Falcons double-team- drawn. After Saturday's Cousino is Miami Uni- wondering. Cousino is ed Cousino last year on most game, it will all be history. Steve Studer (dark uniform) charges off the offensive line versity's starting middle Faulk last Saturday should mortal help Studer this week. Some running plays, but Studer For the fans who will see the HGQU On during last week's action against Kent State. Stodor w«l bo said the former Toledo guard. Consider the statistics have described Faulk as a game, though, the Studer- going hood to hood with Miami superstar Brad Cousino that Cousino has racked up Central Catholic star is Cousino battle just might be "big" Cousino. Saturday. (Newsphoto by Mkhoel G. Gronel If you think Saturday's this season. Against the Uni- equally tough on passing more interesting than the game between the Falcons versity of Kentucky, he had situations contest itself. and the Redskins will be a "Faulk is the best middle 10 solo tackles. II assists, guard I've faced so far this hotly-contested battle, the one fumble recovery and he Studer-Cousino con- year." Studer said. blocked a punt. "Cousino is a lot quicker, Booters face CSU Saturday frontation could burn up the Against Purdue, he was turf at Miami Field. though. He has much credited with IS solo stops, quicker pursuit than Faulk and nine assists. Against does." SOME background infor- Marshall, he had 14 solo mation is necessary to tackles, seven assists and he explain why this individual THE CHALLENGE to tackled runners for losses battle should shape up as a battle Cousino on even Jost's nickname misleading totaling 21 yards. great one. terms is staring Studer right By Pete Englehart evident that the nickname is the Falcons have posted on Saturday's opponent and at Baldwin Wallace s Finnie No. Cousino does not duck in the eye. And he knows it. Staff Writer quite misleading you'll understand why it is This is Studer s second into phone booths to change the way to this year's 4-0-1 Stadium in Berea too. In fact, the Falcon de- record are an indication o( all work and ho play for the year as a starter for the uniforms. For Jost and the Falcon With a nickname like fensive coordinator has as the defensive unit's Cochrane corps this week. booters. the game has Falcons. The Massillon "I think that when a guy "Goof," one might expect native is regarded as one of "He's so quick. He's the has a reputation like he one of his main duties on the prowess. THE FALCONS will face special meaning quickest middle guard I've Falcon booter Glenn Jost to playing field the responsi- Jost is quick to include Cleveland State (OBU), who "I think everyone thinks the top centers in the Mid- (Cousino) does. I feel I have be a player who is known for American Conference ever gone against.'' Studer to give something extra to bility of keeping the goal fellow fullbacks Craig may not be considered an last year's game was a fluke said of Cousino. "I had his mistakes area "clean." In head coach Tester. Greg Luthman. and athletic power in all sports, or something." Jost said in (MAC) and is one of the get the job done." said the However, if one studies strongest BG gridders. problems with him last year six-foot. 224-pound center. Mickey Cochrane's term- Bud Lewis as other contri- but in soccer, they are reference to BG's 5-1 win because of his quickness. " the junior fullback's inology, he is a "sweeper." butors to the BG defensive ranked number one in Ohio in 1973 "Everyone thinks Cousino is the best middle "Of course, I try to do my credentials, it becomes guard In. the conference. Cousino s coach, Dick best every game. Maybe for "Goof" entered the 1974 success that has seen the Current Ohio Collegiate that Cleveland was caught period. There are no ifs. (rum has nothing but certain games, like this one. season playing the center Falcons allow only two goals Soccer Association 1OCSA1 off-guard, but actually we ands. or buts about it. He praise for the six-foot. 205- I can't afford to make too spot in BG's 4-3-3 alignment in five games this season. rankings have the CSU just outplayed them This was the MAC'S Defensive pounder. many mistakes." he added. with some pressure. He was Add either Bill Heyne or Vikings on top of the weeklv year, we'll prove it." attempting to replace BG's Tom Doriety in the BG goal poll. JOST FEELS that BG s departed all American and the defensive crew is Add the Falcon's number "team concept" will be the Women's field hockey teams Dave Dyminski. complete. two ranking in the OCSA factor that prevails in Sat- If one thinks that all the poll, and all the ingredients urday's clash It will HOWEVER. Jost must impressive statistics have for a classic battle are literally be BG's team have learned his new posi- the Falcons on "cloud nine" present for Saturday's 7:30 versus the outstanding overcome Goshen College tion well if the four shutouts this week, consider this p.m. clash with the Vikings individual talent of CSU By l.aur 1 Leach period. Durentini described the Staff Writer The Falcons had 20 shots game as "good" for both BG on goal, while Goshen had teams. She praised her Field hockey coach Carol four shots on goal BG offense and defense for Durentlni seems to have goalie Lynn Crane had three being fast and aggressive JD MADAR CLOTHIERS found the depth she was saves. while working well together. looking for in her offense as both the "A" and "B" teams BOWLING Greens "B" THE FIELD hockey team presented her with victories team shut out Goshen. 4-0. will meet Ashland College at last Monday afternoon at Mary Schlanger opened 4 p.m. today at Sterling Goshen College in Goshen, scoring for the Falcons in Farm Field in their first Ind. the first half. Phyllis home match. 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