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An Independent Bowling Green. Ohio Student ' Tuesday. January 30, 1976 Voice ■me BG news Volume 59 Number 46 Ford stresses economy; proposes income tax cut

WASHINGTON (AP) - President While calling f«n legislation to spur Ford reported last night that "the programs aimed at lessening state of our Union is better-in many dependence on imported pettoleum. ways a lot better." but called for and proposing moves away from efforts to devise "a mart perfect union narrow federal social welfare efforts where the government serves and the toward block grants to states. Ford people rule." first dealt with what he termed a In an election year State of the "major step" to get Americans to Union address that coincided with the "invest in the future." beginning of the presidential campaign As an example, he said he wants tax season. Ford recalled that a year ago law changes "at the earliest possible he had said the state of the Union was date" that would give businessmen not good. In reporting thai 1976 finds incentives to expand their plants and it much improved, he added that it is buy new equipment, chiefly in areas "still not good enough " where the unemployment rate now exceeds 7 per cent. Placing heavy emphasis on economic issues in his text for a joint SAYING "we can have a healthy- session of Congress and a nationwide recovery in 1976." in the sagging broadcast audience. Ford said Ins new housing industry, Ford said his budget federal budget propOUl would hold would allow for 'additional housing spending to S394.2 billion and lower assistance for 500.000 families." taxes by another 510 billion Martini Most of these families would be July I. aided by rent subsidies. Ford called for regulatory reform of HE ANNOUNCED he will propoM the airlines, trucking, railroads and lax incentives to encourage low-and financial institutions. middle-income persons lo invest in Although the President dealt qrily common stocks. briefly with foreign affairs, he The President also declared that he declared. "The state of oui foreign wants Congress lo provide Medicare policy is sound agreement to limit the Tom Smith, senior (Ed), takes advantage of tree lime many students found extra time to catch up on their beneficiaries foi the first time with growth of nuclear arms. Only a over the weekend to read in the library. Due to the studies. (Newsplioto In Mindy Milligan) protection against catastrophic balanced agreement will serve our Bookln' It University's observance of Martin Luther King Day. illnesses by limiting to $7S0 annually interest and minimize the threat of the amount individuals would pay to inn leai confrontation." hospitals and doctors.

As expected. Ford also called for a S4.2-billion increase m Social Security Beirut fighting continues despite cease-fire taxes, to take effect in 1977. "By holding down the growth o( BEIRUT. Lebanon (API -A new I SI i and that rival sides had an extra Christians, but the grand mufti. panic, sought refuge in a neighboring rejected it, hut that Karami insisted oi federal spending, we can afford cease-fire, worked out with Syrian hour to get word to their men to Lebanon's chief Moslem leader, denied Armenian neighborhood. Scores were quitting. additional tax cuts and return to the help and aimed at ending Lebanon's comply. it was an official call. Palestinian left behind, burned lo death in their In sepaiate statements. Israeli people who pay taxes more nine-month-old civil wai between The presidential informant said guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat warned of shacks. Defense Minister Shimon Peres. decision-making power over then own Moslems ar.J Christians. was Christian President Suleiman Franjieh an attack "on all fronts" unless Egyptian Foreign Mifliltei Ismail lives." Ford said. announced yesterday. ariangcd the truce with help from Christians stopped their assault on the The death toll in the Kahniy ami Arab League The tax cut he has in mind for II it holds. Rashid Karami. a Syrian President Hale/ Assad. He said Moslem slum ol Karanlina in Beirut. nine-month-old civil war now totals Secretary-General Mahmoud Riad individuals, he said, would reduce by Moslem. might reconsider his Assad gave assurances he would more than 8,S00. expressed heightened concern over the S227 the taxes paid foi a family of resignation as premier, a presidential convince the Palestinians and their THE CHRISTIANS defied Arafat's deteriorating Lebanese situation. U.N. four making SI 5.000 a year. source said. Moslem allies to observe it and that warning and announced the capture of karami announced his resignation Secretary-General Kurt Waldhcim Moslem-Christian warfare escalated Franjieh promised to try to get the Karantina after a four-day battle. Sunday A government source said discussed the crisis with the president "HARD-WORKING Americans in Beirut during the day following Christian militias to do the same. Thousands of slum dwellers, fleeing in Christian President Suleima Franjieh of the Security Council. caught in the middle can really use Karami's resignation. threatening A high-ranking army officer said the that kind of extra cash." Ford said. dangerous complications in the Middle pattern of fighting indicated the rival East. Black smoke from a burning sides were intensifying efforts to The President pictured his economic Moslem slum blanketed Beirut and neutralize pockets of enemy resistance Health care bill change sought program as one that would produce police reported 119 persons killed in in each other's domains. more jobs, especially for the young, savage fighting across Lebanon. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Thc state consideration in a Senate Elections. of service covered by Blue Cross and whittle away at currently high "Whatever else happens this brings attorney general and a Democratic Financial Institutions and Insurance policies. unemployment rates. A MILITARY spokesman said the the country closer to de facto lawmaker said yesterday that Blue subcommittee. If the plan is eventually enacted He also set as a goal a balanced latest truce, the 17th since last April, partition." he added. Moslem Cross should make a "good faith into law. he said: "I would envisior federal budget by 1979. was to go into effect at 9 p.m. (2 p.m. preachers urged holy war against the effort" to control soaring hospital Eckart said Blue Cross could premiums holding the line." costs before imposing rate increases •pressure hospitals to "remove on policyholdeis antiquated restrictions" which Eckart said he had been unable to Rep. Dennis Eckart (D-Euclid) said contribute to high costs, eliminate obtain formal comment from Blue Task Force, surveys, hearings he would amend his bill revamping duplicative services, and promote Cioss on his proposals. health care insurance regulations to sound management practices. "There's a very close relationship grant the director of insurance between hospital associations and Bly authority to reject rate increases on THE AMENDED bill would also Cross," he said, describing the insurer planned to insure sex equality that basis. add out-patient clinical care and minor as "merely a collection agency for trie The revised legislation would skirt a surgery at surgical centers to the type hospitals." By James Sluzewski Jr. to head the task force, said the some departments within the recent state Supreme Court decision Staff Reporter group's purpose is to make certain the University which presently are not which said cost control could not be University complies with the state's complying with the law. Chenault said used as a consideration in the A newly formed task force created Title IX program. Title IX states that examples are the intercollegiate rate-making process. Eckart said. Inside the News to insure equal rights among the sexes "no person in the United States shall, athletic and physical education • Bowling Green Mayor Akin will get its plans off the ground by the on the basis of sex, be excluded from programs, in addition to problems in "BLUE CROSS can account for Perkins has been in office only end of this week, according to the participation in. be denied the benefits facility allocations and distribution of about 60 per cent of all income of three weeks but has already made committee's chairman. of, or be subjected to discrimination financial aid. Ohio hospitals," the freshman his mark on the city. The man and Myron Chenault. coordinator of under any education program or He said his committee cannot do legislator said. "They've got to take i his jobs are the subjects of this human resources who was appointed activity receiving federal financial anything about the imbalance of men tougher line." week's Focus on page five. by University President Hollis Moore assistance." and women enrolled at the University since the University must accept Atty' Gen. William Browi, wio • Candidates for UAO CHENAULT SAID a questionnaire anyone regardless of sex who fulfills joined Eckart at a Statehouse news directors-at-large positions explain will be sent to department heads and University admission requirements on conference, said, "hospitals here have their platforms on page three in the Weather coordinators of University programs a first-come, first-serve basis. a virtual credit card to do what they first of a series focusing on asking whether they believe their want. They just charge Blue Cross and upcoming student elections. Mostly cloudy today with a programs are in full, partial or HE ADDED that private colleges are Blue Cross charges its subscribers." chance of flurries in the morning, non-compliance with Title IX. allowed to discriminate in admissions Eckart wants to write cost control high in the mid and upper 20s. • The Falcon hockey team in order to achieve a balance between factors into a bill thai would expand recorded an impressive series sweep Fair and cold tonight lows 10 to After Feb. 23, when the surveys are males and females. the type of health care covered by over Ohio State this weekend at the IS. Tomorrow, mostly cloudy to be returned, the task force will hold Dr. Moore set June 1 as the deadline Blue Cross and similar health service with a chance of snow, high in Ice Arena. The Falcon cage squad public hearings !o discuss how for results of the task force's work. . providers, while broadening the was also victorious, defeating the upper 20s. Chance of departments in the two latter "This is a pretty good-sized job'," regulatory authority of the insurance precipitation 30 per cent today Eastern Michigan for its third categories can conform to the law. Chenault added, "and well take as superintendent. conference win. Details are on page and 10 per cent tonight. Chenault said. much time as necessary to complete The bill passed the House 93-2 last eight. He added that he believes there are it." July and is currently under Page 2/The BG Newi, Tueidiy, January 20, 1976 death by breathing

WASHINGTON-The description of THERE HAVE BEEN many that at least one member of their the scene is like a Charles Manson hydrogen sulfide gas deaths--The Wall family had in the last year suffered defeat of mac plan murder. Street Journal cited 20 and said there from an illness they blamed on air Two bodies were in a pickup truck are an unknown number more, but pollution. outside ihe house. There was another eco-technologicjl death is usually less THE ENGROSSED doctrinaires like body on the ground beside it. Across overtly violent. the FEA's Frank Zarb'and America's to doom athletics the road yet another body, and in a At Denver City, everything died, Jerry Ford react to the panic that we car by the house there were five more "sheep, dogs, cats, birds, rats and a are literally dying from the production A proposal designed to reduce the high cost of intercollegiate dead bodies. Some were dressed and donkey." according to the Journal. of our wealth by insisting that it's not athletics was narrowly defeated Friday at the National Collegiate some were in their night clothes, as The ordinary way we Americans are economically feasible to slop killing Athletic Association (NCAA) convention, retaining a costly cog in though the victims were fleeing a bumped off is bit by bit in the liver ourselves. the delicate mechanism of intercollegiate athletic finances. homicidal attacker when he caught up SI, 100. If that doesn't put big from some on-the-job chemical or by This intellectual pollution is being with them. One of them hud time to industry on warning to police up its the preservatives in the beer or by the offered as sound, free market University President President Mollis Moore Jr. and the economics. Even monopoly capitalism Mid-American Conference (MAC) committee actively supported and call the police and cry, "lt"s killing us! safety practices, it's hard to think of gradual sickening that comes of going shopping in the downtown poison gas isn't that debased. worked long hours to gain additional backing for the proposal that Why don't you send help'.'" But death what will. attack. Health, clean air. pure food are just would have revised the present grant-in-aid system by limiting future came before the help did. As for the relatives of the deceased, There will be no sensational trial whatever consolation they may get The reactionary professors of the as much values as an automatic athletic scholarships to those students who demonstrated financial this time, however. No weird ball will have to come from the suits Pat Moynihan stripe, although perhaps transmission or a tape deck with the need as well as athletic talent. revelations, no coast to coast frisson of they've filed, provided they win them. not our Ambassadorial stentor himself, car radio. Selling those optional extras The underlying issue responsible for the defeat of the MAC plan is fear, no flash of publicity except The hydrogen sulfide gas which in hold that worry over death by didn't put anybody out of work, no a dollars-and-cents one, but apparently some officials of larger perhaps lor the article, not in "The minute amounts causes death by commercial poisoning is the preciously more than selling clear, pink lungs universities refuse to admit it. National Inquirer" but in "The Wall paralytic asphyxiation was being used effeminate concern of the parlor left, will.. .if you want to call them extras. Instead of initiating a program of savings for all, the larger schools Street Journal" (Dec. 5). to force residual oil up and out of the but a survey recently commissioned by But how do we convince Jerry' Ford arc seeking to maintain their upper echelon standing by preventing a The nine people found dead in the ground from a tired and mostly the Federal Energy Administration that virtually everyone of us is willing fair distribution of scholarships to all students and thereby draining strewn postures of failed escape depleted well. (FEA) suggests that's not so. to spend more to stay alive? That head the athletic department budgets of many schools. aiound the Denver City. Texas, home Extraction of such marginal The FEA has chosen not to ofhis has proved splendidly resistant lo The NCAA cannot continue to operate successfully amid of J.C. Patlon last Feb. 2nd weren't deposits is in accordance with the publicize its results, and nothing is everything directed at it. most of all more unreliable than a poll, but this reason. inflationary costs. Cutbacks are necessary now .o start treating the murdered by a motorcycle gang. They government's program of Increasing energy production, so you might say one docs have figures indicating that Maybe a protest is in order. One like athlete as a student and not as a special individual deserving of were killed by hydrogen sulfide gas from a nearby Atlantic Richfield Co. that these nine were the first heroic almost half the population is amenable Vietnam vets staged at the Capitol special favors. oil well. Americans to give their lives for lo paying $250 more per car if it will when they marched past and threw The MAC plan would have provided for an equitable way to award FOR THIS THE Federal Operation Independence. They should result in cleaning up the air even 10 their military medals at the place. We athletic scholarships. However, since it has been doomed, another Occupational Safety and Health he entitled to burial at Arlington per cent. might march by the White House and way must be found to save money on intercollegiate athletics before Administration has fined Atlantic National Cemetery where, it is to be A sizeable number of other throw the diseased organs of our dead the athletic programs of many schools fade into oblivion. Richfield Ihe grandiloquent sum of hoped. G. Rudolph Fold will come respondents arc recoided as favoring friends and relatives. Black lungs, after he's digested his egg rolls and curtailing death-emitting industrial cancerous livers and clotted hearts read a few simple words if he can developments. Maybe the reason why That ought 10 liquefy a crystallized pronounce them. is that not less than 11 per cent said brain. good idea emerges a'.vtlv IMJ &*•»»*

WASHINGTON-The nation's depend on contractual support from capital always teems with proposals Congress. lor improving governmental If IFC fails lo perform its mission performance. Kvery once in a while by then, it will "self-destruct," there actually is a good one, even an J. F. o according to Mrs. Griffiths. exciting one. ferHont Such is the case with the "Institute That could happen, of course. fot Congress" (IFC) which quietly Congressional staffing is already huge, came into existence after three years having grown from 4..SIX) lo 16.000 of planning. It proposes to equip busy persons in 20 years, with an eight fold congressional committees with the Increase in its operational budget. same kind of intellectual armor that Institution. RAND,m the American Moreover, politics is certain to be for years has permitted executive Enterprise Institute and similar present even with an IFC to help agencies to outsmart and outthink organizations within the nation's top Congress understand the issues before Capitol Hill in the handling of universities. These already flood it. complex problems ranging from Congress and executive agencies with defense policy to crime prevention and lofty concepts and expertise on a In Ihe end. it will be up lo Congress MCial welfare. And. in the process, the multitude of issues lo a point of to decide whether it truly wants to IFC niinht even produce beltei saturation and mental fatigue--and become the equal of the executive branch and wants to find ways -to government. often with an overlay of ideological lo everyone concerned with the bias. overcome its own fragmentation in need to elevate the quality of debate dealing with little pieces of broad and decision-making by a co-equal That's where IFC proposes to be problems. bianch of government, the Institute different. Fiist, it would only for Congress musi rank as a new undertake assignments requested by Copyright. 1975, Universe! frees venture deserving of strong public Ihe congressional leadership and the Syndicate/Detroit News TOTT VDRRV- I'LL THINK OF S0MEZING...' support. chairmen of the top committees. Second, the IFC would piovide AS CONCEIVED BY a bipartisan integrated studies of multifaceted group that is painfully and personally problems that now span many Leuera awaie of congressional shortcomings. Committee jurisdictions and produce success in unfolding all spiritual The situation was analogous to Who actually owns Anderson the IFC proposes to be "a only chaos or partial solutions. powers' OtSOn Wells' invasion broadcast in Ihe Arena0 It would appear that the non-partisan, private organization see the world '30"s, except the "Martians" were athletic department does from the directed exclusively lu providjjig FOR EXAMPLE, the energy THE ESSENTIAL nature of values out of the past. It's amusing clout they seem to have with the Congress with independent, objective problem on Capitol Hill is divided Eckankar is freedom from all thing) how ludicrous the proposals we administration. Who pays for the among .'0 committees of the House A recent issue of The BG News and systematic analysis of public issues contained a cartoon by Ohphant the complete independence of Soul, outlined seem when so many of them upkeep of those "athletic" facilities'' and purposes." and Senate. National health legislation, which is the central reality of the were an accepted part of collegiate We do. in the House alone, is splintered (Moscow to Alma Ala in one hour and fifty five minutes, comrade • can you individual. When one learns freedom society just a few years ago. How much do you personally use among seven standing committees Anderson Arena. Doyt L. Peiry Field, In coming weeks, it will begin imagine what this means to the world with expansion of the consciousness, After the hostile reception our little ranging from Ways and Means to the Ice Arena or the Natalorium0 An eseembllng en expert staff of analysis travel.") that apparently was intended he |ourncys inside and examines hoax received, all the obnoxious beer Agriculture and Science and occasional swim each year'' Three, from academic and private research to be sophisticatedly sarcastic. In fact through personal experiences the drinkers, shaggy pot smokers and Astronautics. four, maybe five basketball games1 A Institutions-Individuals with it reveals that Ohphant docs not know- subtle realities that manifest daily in unobserved fornicators on campus can outstanding intellectual achievement very much about the Soviet Union and our physical world. rest assured that BG is in no danger of couple of football games each season? How will Congress and the travelling the "path to righteousness." An hour of skating each quarter? If and ability -and put this stalT to work individual lawmakers be able to pull all evidently docs not think it impoitant Eckankar does not advocate the use on specific problems confronting enough to learn anything more. of drugs, hypnosis or other artificial you're using the facilities that much the pieces of policy together into a Joe McCorkle you're doing better than most. But Congress-national security policy, coherent whole, so that when Congress Presumably he would be more means of consciousness expansion. It environment and natural resources. impressed had the flight been from should not be confused with Bruce Burkholdcr then, you have to shell out bucks each acts in field it knows the real time you want to use those facilities, health and welfare and all the social Portland. Oregon to Miami. Florida, spiritualism, astral projection oi 208 Pi Kappa Alpha implication of what it's doing? right'' So what happened to that and economic implications of the yet the population of these two cities psychic phenomena, money you paid at the beginning of inullibilliondollar decisions that the That question was posed--and combined was less than that of Alma It is simply the natural way to the quarter. They've taken us turkeys executive branch and Congress arc answered-by two of the prime movers Ata in 1970. God-realization through the arena rip-off again. called upon to make. behind the IFC concept, former Compared with his own city of techniques of Soul Travel under the Not only do the majority of the There will be an initial tendency to Representative Martha Griffiths Denver. Alma Ala is roughly the same guidance of the Living ECK Master. Sri regaid the IFC ISJUSl another "think (D-Michigan) an expert on tax policy age and also lies on a piedmont with a Darwin Gross; It is proof of Since the time for the 1976-77 school non-athletic students on this campus tank" operation, all the Brooklngi and women's issues; and William backdrop of magnificent mountains. thepreservation of the individual self yeei general fee allocation meetings is get screwed in the deal, but those Ruckehshaus. former head of the On the other hand, the population of throughout eternity. drawing near, this seemed as good a students who participate in intramural Environmental Protection Agency and Alma Ata was more than 200.000 Through Eckankar the individual time as any to register a complaint. and women's sports programs have to duputy attorney gencial. greater than Denver's, learns lo discover the secrets of I'm ml the first one to write to the play second billing lo the THe BG news There are some wonderful, existence foi himself. The student who News about this matter, nor will I be intercollegiate teams, when it comes to fascinating places out there for those has mastered Soul Travel operates In the last (I Impel ■• but it has to be using those facilities. EDITORIAL STAFF Griffiths and Ruckelshaus have been Minor mark h. glover elected chairman and vice-chairman, who want io break then provincialism an atmosphere of inner confidence, repeated for posterity's sake managing editor carl p. remeniky respectively, of the 15 member board and look at them. If your own innei peace, serenity and harmony How long is the athletic depa'rlineni WHAT is going to happen when the news editor mark n. dodoth that will guide IFC policy in ignorance matches that of Ohphant with all life. of this so-called "institution of higher new recreation center is built'.' Take a ■MI managing editor lorraina I. iamason conjunction with a congressional but you are less proud of it. drop The aim of Eckankar is not to learning" going to . lead the guess. But then, those teams bring editorel aditor ianat I. cordaro makaup adator petricie a. thomat advisory council. Among the aiound Ihe Geography department institute change upon society but to administration around by the nose? revenue to the University. But damn - sports aditor riohard d. »••» prestigious members of the board are sometime and meet the world. bring the individual into areas of We should all realize by now that over so do I! Am I footing their bills to photo aditor denial I. faioht Lucy Benson of Boston, former existence where he may gain greater one-half of the $56 general fee. ere, boot? I think I'm about ready to get copy aditor wiHiam p. saundars president of the League of Women Tom Anderson awareness about himself and life. we pay each quarter goes to the my $912 worth. BUSINESS STAFF Watch the Green Sheet and the bunnass manager . . . laslia a roth en berg Voters; Ben Heineman. Chicago Geography Department athletic depaitment. Now I'm a As a graduate student at this advertising manager . . .gordon t. sayra industrialist: Leon Jaworski. former News for more information on follower of sports, professional as well University. I have less say in these sales manager Jeffrey P Hannah special Watergate prosecutor; Clarence Eckankar and local "Ecktivities." as collegiate, but I. for one am tired of matters than an undergrad has. it Mitchell. NAACP director in Bckankar John Kohl being ripped off tor the betterment of appears. I've paid my six years worth The BG Naves is published Tuesdays Washington; Harry McPherson. Jr. Eckankar is going to be Eckankar Campus Representative a minority on this campus. of dues, and from the way it looks thru Fridays during the reguier school 810 Fifth St. No.9 This letter comes at an opportune year, and once a week during the former White House counsel to re-introduced to the BG community in now. I could stick the returns from my summer sessions, under authority of the President Johnson; and Cyrus Vance, the near future. time: I) the budget talks should be investment in my ear. Publications Committee of Bowling former deputy defense secretary. What is Eckankar" It is a spiritual starting soon: and 2) certain heads of College is a learning experience - Green State University. teaching. It's moving in today's and article effect the athletic depaitment have balked at cultural as well as academic. 1 would Opinions expressed in editorial tomorrow's world, answering the the use of Anderson Arena for UAO cartoons or other columns in the News BIG NAMES. OF course, are not a hope that a basketbal| game once or guarantee of success. And the board age-old questions: "What is life all Two weeks ago we were sitting sponsored concerts. Thanks to them. twice a year is not all this place has to do not nsc assert I y reflect the opinions of 0 the University Administration, faculty or knows it. To test ihe concept, the about " "Have I lived before?" "What around trying to think of ways to Joni Mitchell will be appearing at offer in the way of cultural staff or the State of Ohio. Opinions organizers of the IFC contemplate a is my purpose in being here?" amuse the campus when it occurred to Miami University, folks, so you can enrichment. expressed by columnists do not five year "experimental" operation Eckankar means "conscious us to write a satirical article on kiss another concert good-bye. If this practice of brawn over brain necessarily reflect the opinions of the co-worker with God." It is the Path of morality and submit it to the News. continues. Bowling Green may indeed BG Naves Editorials in the BG Ntw* with funds to be raised from private reject the opinions of the meforiry of foundations. To attract a high calibre Total Awareness, a teaching which Instead of the few chuckles expected GRANTED, academic functions become a vast wasteland - if n hasn't members of the BG News Editorial professional staff of 80 persons, the gives knowledge of both the light and, we were besieged with phone calls and should have precedence over certain already. Board. IFC will need $$22.5 million in private the sonnd, which contain the sum letters from angry students accusing us cultural affairs when it comes to space Editorial and Business Offices funds. total of all teaching emanating from of being John Birch right wing allocation. But where is that fine line Cindy Packard 106 University HeH Phone 372-2003 If by 1980 the IFC has lived up to God • the very foundation of all reactionists or even transfer students between academics and athletics 2543 West Village its billing, its continued existence will systems of science, and the key to from Miami! drawn, pray tell? Toledo, Ohio Tuesday, January 20 1976. The BG News/Page 3 local briefs UAO candidates urge Winter ej cam sset better communication The Official final examination schedule for winter quarter. 1976 is revised as follows: TIME OF MON TUES. WEI). THURS. FR1 By Pat Thomas Girllla theater expanded to offer more Government Association EXAM 3/15 3/16 3/17 3/18 3/19 The lime and dale of the feminist production Make Up Editor programs for commuter (SGA). Grin said the featuring original work by the Wonder Women Gmllj students who. according lo proposal would "help keep " AS a.m. to SM •>M I0M II M Communication is the Theatre Troupe of Toledo WU reported incorrectly in Grin, are overlooked. UAO and SGA 9:45 a.m. 12 T •i\\ focus of attention of Union yesterday's Green Sheet. The correct time of the Grin and Tenney said coordinated." i 7 Activities Organization presentation is :.'0 tomorrow night in the Forum, they plan to improve TENNEY IS a member of 10:15 a.m. to ST " 1 I0T II T (UAO) director-at-large Student Services Bldg.. not 7 tonight as reported earlier. television and radio the University Police 12:15 p.m. s W I0W candidates John Grin, coverage of UAO events. A Advisory Committee, a sophomore (B.A.). and half-how radio talk show University host and a 12:45 p.m lo -\l 2T 12 M 1 M Ridge Tcnney. sophomore UAO trips about UAO programs is member of Sigma Chi 2 45 p.m. •w 1 R (B.A.). The two planned, they said. fraternity. Union Activities Organi/ation (UAO) has only a few directors-at-large positions Both said they favored J Grin is a prosecutor foi .<: 15 p.m. to 4M 3T 2M 1 T openings left for trips to Montcgo Bay. Jamaica and Ton will be Tilled Election Day. proposal submitted last Student Court.a membei of 5:15 pin 4T 1 W Lauderdale, l-ta. Feb. 5. week lo Student Senate the SGA Orientations The Jamaica excursion is scheduled from March 20-27 Both candidates said which would make UAO Board. the SGA 5 45 p.m. to 5 10*6 p.m. 5 ••O.Vop.m and COSH $305. This price includes round trip air fare they plan to encourage and s 3046 p.m directors-at-large ex-offlcio Publications Committee and 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday Mondav and from Detroit lo Montego Bay on Air Jamaica. expand student input into officers of Student Pin Delia l'heu traiernitv Evening Evening Thursday accommodations with kitchenettes at The Montego Bay- UAO programming through Classes Classes Club, beach passes, a rum swizzle pans and many extras. Evening continued use of student Classes The Florida trip is from March l»:«. The SI70 fee interest surveys. Meetings includes accommodations at The Seasons Hotel and with students in dormitory 8 p in. lo ' 5048 p.m. 1048 p m 7 3048 p.m round trip Greyhound transportation from Bowling lounges also will be 10 p m. 1 uesda) Wednesda) Mondav and Green to Fort I auderdalc organized. Grin said. Evening Evening A S50 deposit is required to reserve space for either 1 enney said the function Thursday Classes Classes Evening inp. Only eight places are left for the Montego Bay trip, ot a director-at-large is to Classes while 10 remain for Kort lauderdale Foi further details. maintain contact between slop in the UAO Office m the Union oi call 372-2343. students, administrators and (< to 10 p in Acci ::i SPCH 102 IS 100 faculty in designing UAO QAC 160 PSYC20I CS 101 programs. Programs and Concert events are initiated A class that meels for the first lecture time in a week at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday is scheduled depending on input, he for examination at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday March lb A cbtts thai meets for the first time in The Iniveisity Orchestra conducted by End Raab. a week at 1 2:00 noon. Mondav. is scheduled for examination at 12:45 p.m.. Thursday. prolcssor ol musical arts, will perform at X tonight in the added BOTH candidates said March 18. Gund Ballroom, Union.Warren Allen, professor of John Grin musical ails and featured soloist, will perform Mo/an's progiamming could be Kidge Tenney "Memre tl lascio, ol figlia" and excerpts from "The Baibei of Seville," and "Tannhausei "' The concert is i free and open to the public Parent review to begin •:•: Need academic advice? By Gail Harris However, she said, when the when we have our fund Brass quintet Staff Reporter feelings get out of hand, the drive." she said "Bui we'ie Call PAAT 2-2657 results can he hazardous to not directly soliciting The popular aitisi-, scues of the University's Firelandt A publication discussing children involved through the newsletiei campus has scheduled i biass quintet for us opening various aspects of Each newsletter, which program, l'he quintet will perform at noon Thursday in parenthood has made its will he distributed every the campus' north building student lounge and at 7:30 debut this month in the three months, will discuss a p.m. in the north building iheate-. The concert is free Toledo area. central topic. Topics BOWLING GREEN-TOLEDO and open to the public The newsletter. The planned lor upcoming issues A Di Pi 's THEORETICAL PHYSICS Parent and Child Review, is include conception and Asian program published by the Child pregnancy, child rearing and congratulate SEMINAR Abuse Prevention Center. creative parenting. Or. Ko/uild Stonet \ discussion and slide show sponsored by Asian Roois their new actives Its purpose, according to lehr said that many Department ot Physk i about media Stereotypes ot Asian Americans, will be at Marie Kchr, chairman of the Hitwhni] Green State University 7:.'0 tonight in the Pink IXigwood Suite, Union. persons received or at least center's public relations read the first issue. The will pi«i«nt The discussion will he led by Harve) Hayashida. Asian COUNT GOLIGHTLY committee, is to inform the newsletter was sent to THE TRANSFER OF LINE RADIATION — American coordinatoi at Obeilin College, and Mark public about child abuse persons who donated KIM HALL NUMERICAL SOLUTION Young, who compiled the slide show. 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Ritter Observatory to tell people where to turn She said she thinks there when they feel they'it- is .lift, indirect association University of Toledo losing control when they between the newsletter, and Writs a t&tter deal with their children." hopes of the boaid of directors lo gain more SHE SAID one function financial support from the ******************************** to the editor of the newsletier is to show public. people it is normal for "If people lead the ¥ parents lo feel frustrated newsletter, then they'll be WFAL presents toward theii children. familial with our name ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ "200 Years Ago Today" ¥ JANUARY SALES * ¥ save up to 50% ¥ ¥ ¥ SWEATERS SLACKS. SK1RTS.2 pc. 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*>UAO Director-at-Large V3 Off Any "SALAD" Apply at: room 405 5-8 P.M. Dins In or Pickup Student Services Building 532 E. Woost.r Ph. 352-3551 Iral Page 4/The BG Newt, Tuesday, January 20.1976 HClVSHOlVS Stanton to campaign Toledo theater troupe COLUMBUS, (AP) -Rep. Metzenbaum, or to criticize busing for racial integration, James Stanton came out for Metzenbaum. but added that citizens are the Democratic U.S. Senate "Tin not here to discuss obligated to obey the presents feminist ploy JFK portrait nomination yesterday. Ihe differences between courts. He said he is against BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) - The head of Ihe local However, he did not come myself and any other a constitutional amendment By Mary Higgins began several years ago plot concerns a troubled Catholic high school's parent-teacher group ays John out swinging. candidate." Stanton said. on the issue because "the Staff Reporter during the Vietnam War young woman's search of Kennedy"s portrait shouldn"t be hanging in the school Stanton, a three-term "You can conclude during social issues of the day protests, she said. the meaning of women's library in view of recent reports of the late president's congressman from the course of the campaign should not be written into Women for Women is As well as performing a liberation. extramarital affairs. Cleveland, officially became what the differences are. ihe constitution." sponsoring a feminist play which was written Cummins said the play But most of the 275 pupils at Notre Dame High the third candidate for the hut I'm not going to speak production by the Wonder jointly by members of the ends asking what women's School disagree, and have organized a petition drive to nomination. of them." STANTON planned to Women Girilla Theatre troupe, the production also liberation is. At the play's fight removal of the portrait. Notre Dame's principal. He announced his make announcements Troupe of Toledo al 7:30 will feature -a singing end the audience will be Dave Walker, said comments made to him are running candidacy in Columbus in A WEEK AGO yesterday in Dayton and tomorrow night in the presentation by troupe divided into small groups about 25 to I against removal of the portrait. the first of seven news Metzenbaum said his Cleveland, followed by news Forum. Student Services members Sharon Edgar and for a discussion of this conferences planned campaign would aim at the conferences in Toledo, Bldg. It is free and open lo Laurie Kimche. Much of the question. throughout the state manipulative practices of Cincinnati. Youngstown, Ihe public. presentation will consit of Spanish labor through Wednesday. the giant oil and gas Akron and Canton on Girilla theater differs their own original feminist Cummins sid the companies. Stanton said Tuesday and Wednesday. from formal theatre because compositions. Women's Center wants to MADRID. Spain (AP) - King Juan Carlos drafted BUT THE congressman, Monday his campaign would Stanlon. 4.'. is serving his it is more spontaneous. find out what people from 120.000 more Spanish workers into military service although admitting he target at "giant third term in Congress. His According to Christine THE PLAY is entitled this area think of women's* yesterday in an attempt to stem fresh labor and political suffers from name corporations, dedicated not district includes downtown Cummins, consultant lo the "Women's Liberation-Kern- liberation through the unrest and avert a nationwide rail strike. recognition pioblcms. to our national interest, but Cleveland, most of the city's University's women's inism-Sistcrhood. . What's discussion following the The labor situatuion cased slightly yesterday as refused to speak of what to their profit statements." west side and some of the Center. This style of theater it all About?" and the basic- play construction workers went back to Ihe job and three big separates him from He said he also will aim at southern suburbs. Madrid plants, closed because of strikes, reopened. candidates already in the big government, "a federal race other than 10 say he bureauciacy loo big to solve Super swindle has a winning reputation our problems and too bloated lo care." African moderates reported "The Democratic party Stanlon said he offers FORT LAUDERDALt, Ha. (AP) ■■ Three men may has to field the candidate Ohioans "fresh ideas and have swindled as many as 5,000 football fans out of against Sen. Robert Taft renewed ideals" to regain SI.S million by selling Super Bowl tour packages with to hold Angolan peace talks who is strong, who has a public confidence in promises of football game tickets, police said Monday. reputation of winning," government. ANGOLA. (AP) - The sources said states oil -an J inineial-rich former talks in Moscow on Angola Officers said the investigation was continuing but no Stanton said. "I think the Stanlon said he favors Moderate African states taking part in the talks Portuguese colony since last as well as strategic aims charges had been filed. difference lies in the fact decentralization of the were holding secret talks sought a coalition August. limitation. that I can beat Robert federal government through yesterday in a new initiative government and Ihe The African initiative Sources in Lusaka, the Tall." increased use of federal 10 bring peace lo war-torn withdrawal of all foreign coincided with U.S. capital of Zambia, said the Beyond that. Stanton revenue sharing, turning Angola, reliable sources in troops to end the civil war Secretary of State Henry African states plan lo cieate MEDIA STEREOTYPES refused to discuss policy more money and options Zambia reported. which has ravaged the Kissinger's preparations for J government of national OF ONE MINORITY GROUP: differences between himself back to Ihe local unity by merging the and his chief opponent to governments. Marxist Popular Movement THE date, former Sen. Howard He opposes forced school DOMINO'S IS STAYING AHEAD ( M PI A ) and the pro-Western National ASIAN AMERICAN OF ITS COMPETITION TO BRING Union. (UNITA). A discussion/slid* show by # ^9l!tv VU^"""' v"" heard?* YOU SUPER WEEK, LOOK FOR IT THE PLAN, however, would exclude I'NITA's Harvey Haya»hlda (Asian current ally, the National American Coordinator) and MONTY'S Front (FNLA) which has 8 suffered serious military Mark Young, representing BEAUTY setbacks in northern Angola. tha Asian American Alliance mat (it ii i I r-'ighting continued in the of Oborlin College. SALON J MUthwett African country, with UNITA forces planning Tuesday, January 20 can do wonder* for your hair! a two-pronged offensive in the north and south. 7:30 pm Pink Dogwood, Union carrying a full line of according lo field icports Opan to all leaching neighboring Redkin Products! Zambia. Sponsored by Asian Roots UNITA sources said the i 131 W.WOOSTER 332-2611 $ movement ll planning lo and Student Activities ************************* airlift several battalions numbering over 2.000 met* to northern Angola to aid the r-NI A which has been QUALITY REFERENCE, mauled by Cuban troops leading MPLA forces. TECHNICAL & The MPIA at present SCHOLARLY BOOKS The Domino People are Pizza controls a broad strip across AT SAVINGS OF People, period. the center of the country, LISTEN TO WAWR SPORTS dividing the two 50% TO 85% OFF Wcstetn-suppoited ORIGINAL PUBLISHED movements. Taking part in the effort PRICES to form a coalition are the 22 African stales which at PAPERBACKS the recent meeting of the • •I Organization of African Unity opposed recognition of the Soviet and 95' Cuban-backed MPLA as the sole repr esen talive HARDBACKS government of the former Portuguese territory.

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The BG Newa/Pafe 5 Perkins-city's blue-collar mayor By Joe Wollet Now again, the city of Bowling Green Siaff Reporter BOWLING GREEN has had a building is an old school building that has professional people like Mr. Republican mayor for the last 18 is being refurbished by the city. n (Wesley) Hoffman, who is the years, which means most city offices On Jan. 1 Alvin Perkins the municipal administrator." industrial plumber became Alvin are occupied by Republicans. When "WE ARE in the process of putting Other administrators do not need people began shouting "party-line the city administration and the Perkins the mayor. him telling them how to do their jobs, Instead of donning his usual denim politics," Perkins defended himself by municipal utilities all in one building." he said, but when they ask him which saying that he has retained many work clothes. Perkins put on his Perkins said. route to take, he will tell them. Republicans who were in office. business suit with a miniature Ohio When asked to relate his feelings ALTHOUGH he has been in office "I think that I'm probably the flag carefully pinned to the lapel. about town gown relationships, only three weeks. Perkins already has greatest thing that's happened to the The job of mayor is parttime in Perkins said that whenever any trouble had to deal with a skirmish ovet his Republican party in a long time Bowling Green, so Perkins still retains occurs between students and city move to replace the cits attorney because they've finally realized that his position as an industrial plumber people, a minority of both parlies are John Cheetwood. a Kepublican. was they are going to have to work involved. for Johnson Controls, a Port Clinton city attorney until Perkins opted to firm contracted to work at the together themselves." Perkins said. "Basically, we're proud to have the replace him with Patrick Crowley. a In November's elections. Perkins Davis-Bessc Nuclear Power Plant Democrat. University in this community . but it is there. said he had the support of several only a few that make it rough." "I felt kli.it the (city) chattel gave influential Bowling Green Perkins said. "I DONT believe that anybody me the opportunity to exercise Republicans, including former Mayor Although he has been mayor foi expects me to be dedicatedly poor." Section 6.0o. where I could have Gus Skihbie and Drew Hanna. who is only three weeks. Perkins is not a Perkins said. "We have two salaried council support so that the mayor people who are making S;4,000 a year from a family of local lawyers. newcomer to Bowling Green politics, could put in his own dtj attorney." Perkins said it would be good if the Ellly in 1971, he said he was and I am making $7,500 as mayor. People criticized Perkins lot ousting Republican Party, the Democratic approached and asked to run I'm Any mathematician can figure that Cheetwood in favor of Crowley. but out." Patty and the independents each could council from Ward I. the seat he held Perkins said Cheetwood and his wife come up with candidates so that the until he was elected mayor. He said his employers understand had both actively campaigned against his situation and let him come and go voters have good selection. Before that, he said he had not been him the the November elections As "Then you'd have good, healthy involved in politics. as he needs, evidertce. he pointed to a political "I will be available (at City Hall) candidates for the avetage citizen who "I was what you might refer to as a advertisement for former Mavoi doesn't get active in politics and you whenever I am needed," he said. "If I silent majority who left it up to other Charles Bartlett with Chectwood's can present your program to the have to put a substitute in there. I will. name on it as a supporter. people to do theit thing and just not public above board and honestly." he do anything other than vote and things said. like that. I was representing a group TWO WEEKS ago.Perk ins addressed who previously hadn't been heard and the Wood County trustees. He maybe that group could be heard explained his stand on construction of through me." a retention pond lot high water levels Perkins was bom in Perrysburg 4.< and his plans for improving the city's years ago this month. He was raised waste treatment plant. there and in Bowling Green, going "I jokingly think Bowling Green has between an ailing mother and a local one of the better Hack teams because I couple who almost adopted him. He see the track' team running past Poe also spent some time In the Wood Ditch and certainly tltev hold their County Children's Home when his breath longer than anyone else." parents could not take care of him. Another project the mayor is The mayor lives at 215 E, Reed St. involved in is renovation of the new with his wife G.iil and their two city building in back of the old post Children, Robbie Ice, 12and Thomas. office on North Mam Stteet. The 10.

Perkins contemplates legislation at the city utility meeting last week.

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kins stops on the steps of the present city building to discuss the construction of the new dry office building with F.J. Perkins works at his office one day a week, (above) and is a plumber at Davis-Besse McPheron. Sr, the city's representative for construction. Nuclear Power Plant the rest of the week (below). Pate 6/The BG News. Tuesday. January 20, 1976

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Jan 26. 1976 Sub - HI 1 Imponant I'M. iaci To Applicable Stata t> Local Taxes rlaacHI < •H H 2 AnCiant inn campus robberies h.i- (WnpW •Jtr^jflifi-. ■ -' H •« 3 Maacar 4 Mahal KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON ■ SI •■- 5 Audwncr I The thefl of a calculator reportedly was robbed of damand I Grade "A" ■ HI 6 Uattracudm valued at S Raiiuat •<«.,.• I •. \ Two petit thefts also LIWT ME C00P0I PIP. FMM1T V were reported on Thursday. AS mi AS POCNTtlS CON- SK.P0W ABSOUm-Y- I HAVE- ALSO BIN BUT, SIK. AS Oood Mon.. Jan. 19 Thru Sun.. Jan 26. 197*. Sub C Linda Collins (University cmep. ueu JUST HAVE TO expecnocoN- JINTBCTO ASSUKtP BYMYATTEWIH6 YOU MUST KNOW, MYCHHBSC Appllcabla Stata tt LocalTaxaa. / OCC TiNue mesriHSi SWfSS CON- MEVKAJ. Oman THATHFU ■OK CHINESE HOSTSCAN identification unavailable) see WHAT cevewps. rMSUK MY CWMSc HOSTS WOUWBtAS RECJtfATIONAL TINUITY IN B ABU TO FILL THE PHAKMA- HOSTS FFDWN SOSUCK ■■■CPiiitT reported her wallet missing . 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January 20. 1976. The BG News/Fage 7 Mid-Ann plan defeated TU downs Falcon wrestlers By Tern Goodman frustrating if the Falcons "and of the four key Kosch was mangled by giving college wrestling a at NCAA convention Statt Writer don't turn those tight matches we had to take, we Brad Smith. <>•:. and WelHe try. "Here he goes through defeats into triumphs in a only won one." was pinned by Toledo's By Dan Girfidd presidents there to support borderline Division I schools four years without In order to be a hurry. Beginning today with THE TWO Falcons that John Robinson with .'0 Assistant Sports Editor it, it might have passed. were reluctant to go along wrestling-a real unknown successful wrestling team, a dual bout at Wright State, Bellard said were more seconds left in their tangle. quantity -and he's coming with the plan. Dr. Moore you must win the close the grapplers embark on an Five months ago. a "There was a lot of talented than their Rocket through for us." said he believes those matches. eight-match road journey opponents were Bill Fra/ier conservative midwestem optimism expressed to me Division I schools would "They (Toledo, now 1-4) Bowling Green hasn't through the next 15 days. (134) and Rick Kopf (150). college president with red, after the defeat." Dr. Moore lose out under the MAC out wrestled us and Bellard will go with the been victorious in its close "I was disappointed at Both had leads and then out-hustled us." the BG candy-stripe colored shoes said. "One president plan in the recruiting war to matches. Therefore, simple same group today with the proposed a plan that would many of our performances." wilted in the last period. DON vjid. "They've got remarked that he thought those schools giving full logic tells us that the exception of heavyweight save institutions money in veteran BG coach Bruce As for the key bouts. SOtM good kids, but I still Al Nozak. Nozak filled in the proposal could have rides in Division II. Falcons haven't enjoyed Bellard said after watching the distribution of athletic 118-pounder Jay Lilcs tool that we have a belter for 2 50-pound Jeff been written better. But Most of the MAC plan's much success on the mats. his troops drop to a 1*3 grants. those delegates come in whipped tough Norm team." "Stomper" Polhemus support came from the PAC Toledo proved that record in the Mid-American Shapiro. 3-1. for the only Fighting a long struggle. with their minds all set." 8. the league with UCLA, against Toledo. but Saturday by reeling BG 10 Conference (MAC). big win. Losers in pivotal Frailer, Kopf. Mark University President Hollis Dr. Moore estimated a Southern Cal and Stanford its fourth defeat in five Polhemus should be ready Moore Jr. gathered support "We lost a couple contests were Fra/ier. Joe Mayer (158) and Rick great savings to collegiate as members. Although USC outings. 24-9. (matches) that we were loday. while fashioning a plan that Kosch (I42) and Pat Wclllc Shannon (177) all lost by institutions. As much as $20 and California voted against TIMES WILL get mote better in." Bellard said. could save schools money million could be saved it. the rest of the league (190). either two or three points. "The Stomper" is and cut the high cost of annually by both Division I supported the measure. recovering from a wrenched athletics. and II with the need The big blow, however, ON THE positive side. shouldei that developed in Last week during the program in effect, he said. came from the Western BG swimmers win two 126-pound Jerry Thomas his only defeat against 70th annual NCAA teamed up with l.iles to Miami's Ted Smith. He is Athletic and Big Eight By David Smercina some key performances in "WE DIDNT swim Convention. the "WE COULD save, and conferences. Both voted stake BG out to a 6-0 .'-1 on the season. Staff Writer the meet. exceptionally well and we're Mid-American Conference Dr. Young (BC athletic unanimously (16-0) against advantage. Thomas. "Every team that we arc "Chris Price was star of capable of much better," capturing a 5-2 decision, is (MAC) plan proposed and director Richard Young) the plan. Changes can sometimes meeting in the next two directed by Dr. Moore, the meet," he said. "He won the BG coach said. now 1-1-2 on the season. agrees, between $100,000 be beneficial as the BG weeks is unproved over last narrowly went down tc roll the IM (individual medley), Against Kenyon. Watts 1 iles is now -4-1. and $120,000 at our "AS FAR AS the Big 8 is swim team found out over year on paper." Bellard said. call defeat. 120-112. after I broke the first relay open won his third consecutive institution." Dr. Moore said. concerned. I don't think the weekend, posting its "But with the exception of ll'i-ll'i tie on the first and had our best time of the 200-yard freestyle. in The Falcons' other The BG president said they want changes." Dr. first two wins of the season Central Michigan. who vote. there were two types of year in the 400 freestyle addition to the 500 victory was 167-poundei should he one of the best in Moore said sadly. "The aftet making a few minor relay." groups voting for the need freestyle. Price. Casten and Gerry Feesebuig's 5-4 count the MAC. we are on par Western (WAC) has achieved lineup switches. Craig Casten. Don tcidel also were fust place ALTHOUGH the plan-those schools who are status, too." over Rocket Tim Gagat. It with the rest of them if we "You must be flexible." Luikhart and llammann all finishers. was Leetebuig's first measure, the first one on "a combination of a very Dr. Moore said the Big head coach Tom Stubbs wrestle well." the agenda at St. Louis, was large football fraternity and scored in events that they The BC win sneak will be Collegiate Win and raised his That is. if the Falcons Ten, which supported the said. "You don't get a set swam in for the first time defeated. Dr. Moore said he those teams at the bottom on the line when the team record to 1-0-1. wrestle well enough 10 take plan, 7«3 prior to the roll line-up, you have to take this year. will live with the defeat. of Division I who find travels to Notre Dame "lie's doing very well." the close matches. It's call vote, went against it, advantage of strengths and Falcons who triumphed "I'm not bitter over the themselves in competition Friday and to Northern said Bellaul of the senior simple logic. 7-3 during roll call. weaknesses." in their specalilics in the defeat." Dr. Moore said with Division II." Illinois Saturday. "Four presidents who Western Michigan meet were Watts In 200 yesterday at a news Dr. Moore said that as a told me they wanted the University (WMU) was the conference. "One false freestyle, Casten in the result of the plan's defeat plan voted otherwise," Dr. first victim of the year, butterfly, Randy RJdtirdi calculation, if there is one. by Division II prior to the Moore said, not singling out losing to the host Falcons is that if we got enough in the breaststrokc and divei STUDENTS Division I vote, many the Big Ten defectors. Friday night. Kurt Seibenick. The meet was close all On Saturday, visiting APPLICATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR the way and was tied before Kenyon College fell to the PERSONNEL BOARD & PAAT the last event, the 400-yard BC, tankers by the score of Women's freestyle relay The BG (>>>.44. raising the Falcon (peer academic advisory team) Intramural notes team of Jeff leidel. Chris record to 2-1. Pick up applications now in room Price, Jon Watts and Mark 403 Student Services. Entries for handball, bowling and curling are due at 5 lacrosse llammann won by a DIVING WAS ihe major p.m. today in the Intramural Office. 201 Memorial Hall. whisker, with Hanimann difference as Falcon Deadline: to bo In by 5:00 on Fri., Jan. 23 Entries are available from fraternity and residence hall Practices for the finishing just one-tenth of a hoardmen Seibenick and athletic chairmen and the IM office. Play begins Monday. women's intercollegiate second ahead of the WMU Jed Cole placed one-two in • • * lacrosse team will be team. both events. IM basketball gets under way tonight, with 200 teams every Tuesday during Even though BG took slated to compete this winter. The teams will be competing winter quarter, not STUBBS SAID it was a nine of the thirteen events. bgsu rifle club in 38 separate leagues, with the winners advancing to the Wednesday as good team effort in the first Stubbs was not overjoyed announces it's 1st annual all-campus playoffs, rescheduled to begin Feb. 24. previously reported. win of the year, and noted with the performance. Kappa Sigma and the Wenchmcn are the defending pizza-hamburger champions in the fraternity• and• •independent divisions. Play began last Sunday in independent hockey, with 21 shoot teams competing in three leagues. Rodgers Quad is the HOWARD'S tihooting begins jan. 8th defending residence hall cbarnpion. Games .nc played at_; registration fee $10/ 5 man team - $2.50 single tOTT5"p.m.. 11 p.m. and~II:4S p.in. fnTnV fee Arena. 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The Sarnia, Ont. junior grabbed 24 saves in was the right time, the Ice Arena was the place and Ohio picking up his sixth victory of the season. State University (OSU) was caught right in the middle of a "We played as good as any game this year," a satisfied good thing. Ron Mason said following the game. "It's just that the When the Falcons finished manipulating the pucks were going in for us tonight. We looked good, but downtrodden Bucks, the results were noi even funny. they'll (OSU) play better tomorrow." The nation's fifth-ranked Falcons defeated OSU, 14-3 Mason was correct about a closer contest point-wise, and Fiiday and 6-1 Saturday hefore the largest series crowd of the action even gol rougher. In traditional rough'em up the year, nearly 7,000 patrons. style. BG and Ohio Stale came out checking hard. STARTING wilh a hoard check by MacDonald which FRIDAY'S scoring list was so long that every goal and pui OSU right winger Andy MacKay in the hospital, the assist laid cnd-lo-cnd would rival the length of a roll of Falcons forechecked and backchecked superbly while Charmbl toilet paper. running up a 3-0 lead. Every regular except Byron Shut! and Jack Laine broke Freshman Wells, wilh fine passing from Newton and inlo the scoring column with spunky Steve Murphy taking Markell, got the Falcons flying to a 1-0 lead. Mavity lop honors. The Montreal On I. sophomore scored his first followed through later with a power-play goal before "Mac collegiate hat trick on some excellent skating and limely D" netted his first goal of the season after inlcrcepling a shooting. haywire OSU pass. "I was in the ngln place lonight. I guess," Murphy said Slergiou, who returned for the Buckeyes Saturday night, following Friday's win. "I feel I'm trying harder and skating kept the visitors in the game scorcwise. Although his leant heller. I noticed an improvement over the last couple of couldn't find the nei for goals, he held off 31 first and Despite being tripped up by a Buckeye opponent. BG rightwinger Steve Murphy weeks."he added. second-period BG shots. (light jersey) controls the puck en route to one of his hat trick goals in Friday's Murphy's play was just one shol in the Falcons' arm Getting the only second-period goal for BG was Titanic, Hat trick 14-3 pasting of Ohio State. The sophomore puckster was one of many BG during Friday's crushing win. After taking a 3-0 lead in the scoring on a well-executed pass from linematcs Hartman standouts in the series sweep. (Newsphoto by Mindy Milligan) fusl period, the IKj iceis upped it to o-l in the second and Laine. period. Then an eight-goal outburst,.tying a club record for most BG GOALIE Mike Liut's bid for his second shutout of goals in a period, put the Buckeyes out of their misery. the season was ruined midway in the final stanza. OSU's leading the scoring for B(i was defenscman John Mavily, Greg Morrow, brother of BG's Ken. squeezed a goal by Liul who nolched one goal and three assists. Cohort Tom as a multitude of Falcon defenders Hied to stave off the The BG New Thomas produced a goal and two assists. Buckeye's rush for the net. BG scored two last-period goals to ice the victory. Tom SPORTS IN THE forward department, along with Murphy's hal, Newton polished off a fine weekend performance wilh J freshmen Paul "the Boat" Titanic. Bruce Newton and goal on ur.sists from Tom Lspcr and Rich Nagal. Wells. Tuesday. January 20. 1976 Page 8 brother Tom and John Markell tallied three poinls apiece. Markell and T. Newton combined later for BG's lasl goal. Mark Wells netted a goal and an assist and defenscman Ken Morrow added a red-line goal for the Falcons, who raised their mark to I .'-2-1 with llie scries sweep. Between all the scoring Friday, Ohio Stale goalie Dan Slergiou was injured in the second period and was replaced Hoopsters rally for 71 -68 success by Pal Lee. The OSU replacement grabbed 26 saves, but

By Dick Rees Il started with a later tied it al 57-all and became a scoring machine, Hams led BG with 20 while playing ihe lull 40 Sports Editor tliree-pomt play thai gave forced EMU lo lake I swishing eight ol 11 fielders markers, white Arnold minutes the Falcons a 70-hK lead limeoul in Ihe first 20 minutes. And finished wilh I 7, tailing to Hammye (8), Dan YPSI1.ANTI. Mich. - mill 1:29 left on the dock, the SOUlhpiW was pulling score in Ihe second half. Hipshei (7).uij F ikley (t>) Ihey each look lunis being raking a pass from Fcckley. THEN IT was Hams' nun them up from the 20 to 25 Andre RicJuudson added 13 rounded out the Falcons' a hero and their combined the ti-'l sophomore wheeled and ''Hollywood'' • fool range points and eight rebounds scoring. efforts produced a win. around his man in the lane, responded splendidly. "We could have had seven Four Falcons - John went in for a lay-up and was Revising ins picture-perfect guys out there and he Arnold. Jim Fcckley. fouled as he nude the shot. jump shot, the junior guard (Weaver) would have ruined Tommy llairis and Ron After llainmye's foul loss gunned home loin straight us." Haley said. llaminye •• were the knife in gave lit; the two-point lead, shots in the next iwo and a b a s t e r n Michigan the ball changed hands half minutes lo turn I he tide But after Ihe Falcons University's (EMU) back twice and Eastern had a in BG's favor, abandoned their zone and Saturday, all Importantly final chance to lie the gams Il was the only scoring went io a man-to-rhan contributing to ■ 71-68 Bui guard Dan HofTi shot Hams did in the second half defense with 12 minute* left Bowling (ireen victory over missed and Hammye swept and lie cited a switch in to play in the game. Weaver, the host Huron*. ■he boaid clean with 12 positions tor the splurge. who added three more long seconds remaining. He was "I had been al the point, bomb* 10 slarl the second The Mid-American fouled in the process and and then I iwltched IQ ihe hall, lailed to score the rest Conference (MAC) hoop convened the first shot of a wing." he explained. of ihe afternoon, coniesi before .1 gathering one and-onc to seal the win. "There, I can concent rate "THE TURNING point of 1,485 ai Bowcii Field more on shooting and I was Diawmg Ihe defensive was when we weie down by House improved iUi's gelling ballet shot* " assignment ».is Fcckley, record 10 t*-7 overall and 3-2 one and we called limeoul In Ihe liisi lull, il was and Weaver was no longer a in the league. EMU fell to to sel up I hat play to Arnold gelling the shots and factor. Hammye," Falcon coach 5-8 and 0-4 in the MAC convening ihem. Finding The see-saw bailie found Fat Haley said after the win. the range on seven of nine "A LOT oi guys become "Thai was i he biggest play Eastern on top. 68-67, wilh from the floor and three of a scorer against a zone, and less than two minutes left to ol the gainc." fout from the line, the that's what Weaver ft.is." play and the lifeless crowd Ihe llurons. down 13-2 senior forward's I 7 fiisth.ill Fcckley said. "Al first. I suddenly howling for i ,ii the OUUtet, came back to markers kept BG wilhm ft.is ,i little tight when we Union triumph. lake a 40-36 halftime stoking distance. went from the zone to man. advantage. In the second Hams also enjoyed a but I forced him to the BUT THEN Hammye half, coach Al Freund's good first half, making six middle and got a lot of help went to work and t lie squad threatened to blow ol nine from the field to from everybody in Hurona ware doomed. the Falcons light out of the uipporl Arnold** offotii delensing him." Scoring BG's final four gym. taking a 57-49 lead Bui both eager* were poinls and grabbing his and lOIIS of momentum at outdone by I astern sub Bill Weaver look game honors Steve Murphy (IS) receives congratulations from most important rebound o\ Iht 10:23 mark. Weaver, who single-hand- with 22 poinls. He was teammate Mike Hartman (8) after scoring one of his the game, llaminye made But (he local eager* edly destroyed BG's zone aided by Eastern star Bob three goals Friday. (Newsphoto by Minds Milligan) amends tor an otherwise remained cool as Fcckley's wnh fantastic outside Riddle, who had 15 points listless iftemoori perform- dining last break lay-up and shooting. and eight rebounds before ance. his 22-loot jumper a minute The o-1 sophomoic fouling out with 3:09 left. 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