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By Glenn Waggoner A small-scale student rebellion 1966." greatly increased to meet the stated goal in part by direct or indirect financial Under the logic of setting ceilings, Managing Editor against higher fees broke out two years Without defining the nature of these of the national per capita average. support from the state. those institutions who have reached their ago, when the Regents proposed an advances, the Master Plan calls for an It will be up to the legislature to The plan fails to clarify how the ceilings would likely find themselves It has been charged that in the past across-the-board fee increase for state immediate goal of an increase in state decide how the load is divided among taxpayers will save money through assigned a low priority when state money decade, the state of Ohio spent huge sums universities. funding of higher education equal to the individual and corporate taxpayers. expanding private education, when they is passed out. on highway construction so motorists Students in the state organized action propose to carry out this expansion Bowling Green's ceiling as assigned could have a smooth, safe ride to a run- groups to combat the raise. A result of through the use of tax monies. by the Regents is 14.900 students. There down rest home or crowded university. the clamor was the decision by the The proposed ceiling on state are 14,788 students here now, not coun- A fact used often to illustrate this Regents to temporarily freeze fees at university enrollment may also backfire. ting branch students point is that Ohio, sixth among states in existing levels. Students who desire to enroll in a four- If the Regents' proposals are carried population, ranks 42 in per capita ap- Despite dissatisfaction in university News analysis year institution may not gain admittance through, the coming decade may well see propriations for higher education. communities with state support of higher if the institution's ceiling has been Bowling Green stagnated ■• ■." ••nde»t And it ranks twelfth among the nation's education in recent years and the low reached. growth, little ph>siral ,;■.■*. , u • 15 largest states. ranking of the state in per capita support, national per capita average. The Regents have also proposed a His recourse would then be to pay programs and ex'.r- (._ih nan' lr fin; Advocates of increased state ap- the Regents have a different view of doubling of the enrollment in Ohio's more for a private school, or enroll in one Some big ii"-..y i1' at spei. propriations for higher education dump Ohio's educational progress. How will this be done? private universities, with the goal of of the two-year community and technical higher <"'.ucation :.. Ohio In the 1 much of the blame for the state's low In the new tentative draft of the Board From tax appropriations and student easing the educational burden from the colleges also proposed by the Master Tin- Master rian reveals that nev ranking on Governor James A. Rhodes. of Regents Master Plan, it is stated that fees. "Both sources of income may have taxpayer. One of the stated means of Plan. portance, and probabl''.. nv My, \ to be enlarged in the decade of the Their charge is that to attract new "the current operating support and achieving this goal is placing enrollment Also, the individual state university be assign"*! I r..«ate institutions and industry to Ohio through lenient cor- capital improvement support of Ohio's 1970's," states the Master Plan. ceilings on the state universities. may find the going reugn when at- RUM lytttrn of two-year colleges. porate tax laws. Rhodes has short- public institutions of higher education Although the Regents use the word But the Regents then state in the tempting to get funds to improve and Exactly who will pay how much for changed the universities in funds and has made notable advances during the "may," there is no doubt that tax ap- Master Plan that the enrollment increase expand its programs after lit enrollment higher education ,i ill depend largely iM hiked student fees too high. decade of the 1960s, and especially after propriations, at least, will have to be for private schools will be accomplished ceiliP" has been reached. who makes the most noise in Columbus.

An Bowling Green. Ohio Independent Wednesday, December 2, 1970 Student Voice me BG news Volume 55 Number 59 Laird sees efforts Move to free POW's WASHINGTON - Secretary of kind of effort to free our prisoners of cerned about the POW issue, I jinl said, Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, chief Defense Melvin R. Uunl said yesterday war." and he intends to take il up at a meeting U.S. envoy to the Vietnam peace talks the United States "will make further The Pentagon chief made this of North Atlantic Treaty Organization there. Bruce told a news conference the efforts to free our prisoners" in North statement when reporters asked if there defense ministers in Brussels. United States will continue to seek the Vietnam, and this includes possible might be another commando-type raid Laird talked to newsmen at Andrews early release of American prisoners in military action. like the dramatic but fruitless descent on Air Force Base before taking off for the Vietnam "by all means available to us." "I would not rule out any action," Son Tay ten days ago. three-day NATO meeting. "Hanoi and the Viet Cong must un- Laird said. "We are going to make every The Nixon administration is con- His words were echoed in Paris by derstand, in unmistakable terms," Bruce said, "that their past and existing attitude on the prisoner of war question is intolerable. We will continue to pursue the twin objectives of humane treatment and early release of our men by all Senate endorses means available to us." Bruce said the Communists' reaction to President Nixon's Oct. 7 proposal for immediate and unconditional release of all POWs on both sides "has been totally negative." "They show no concern for their own Kent code men and flout our concern for ours," he said. By Kathy Fraze instructed the Committee on Faculty resolution instructing Ohio Faculty North Vietnam's Premier Pham Van Issue F.dltor Personnel and Conciliation to draw up its Senate and individual institutions to Dong, in an interview published in the own statement on academic respon- discuss these issues "directly and per- French newspaper Le Monde, said the Responding to the possibility that the sibility to be presented first to Faculty sonally" with Governor-elect John prisoner issue could be resolved only state legislature may take action cur- Senate and then transmitted to state Gilligan, Speaker of the House Charles after Washington decides to withdraw all tailing academic freedom and tenure at legislators. Kurfess, and the president pro-tem of the of its troops from South Vietnam. state-assisted colleges and universities, However, a third resolution aimed at State Senate. Meanwhile, in Indochina, Cambodian Faculty Senate yesterday endorsed a eliminating the possibility of using In other action, members tabled a troops launched a new drive yesterday 20 Faculty Code of Professional Ethics tenure as a protection for academic resolution to accept a committee report miles north of Phnom Penh and pushed Nrwiphoto by Do drawn up last summer by the Kent State incompetence was sent back to com- condemning the Campus Riot Act. enemy forces from their blocking A BREAK IN the cold, gloomy weather Bowling Green University Senate. mittee. positions. Although the endorsement did not The resolution recognized the The report blasted the bill on seven experienced during the past week brought maintenance points, particularly the provision that a leading the drive was a batallion of crews out in force yesterday to finish "winterizing" the bind the BG faculty to act according to questioning of the practice of using Cambodian troops recruited and trained student or faculty member may be the Kent code, it did uphold the faculty tenure to cloak incompetence, and would in South Vietnam. University. view that the University should "police" have instructed the University to work suspended from the University without a its staff from within. through departments to bring in- public hearing. The Kent code covers aspects of the competent faculty members up to Action will be delayed until legal instructor's responsibility to students, standard or "terminate their tenure advice on the constitutionality of the bill course, University, profession and through existing procedures as outlined is obtained. Citizens oppose split community. by the American Association of In addition, members urged the The resolution was presented as a University Professors (AAUP)." faculty to honor existing arrangements result of the Interim report by the state The Senate voted to send the measure for final examinations by giving tests at legislature's committee on campus back to committee because several the times specified. unrest, indicating that the state would committee members had been absent College deans and the vice president of university, branch take steps to define responsibilities of when the decision was made to place the of academic affairs were instructed to faculties if the individual schools refused resolution on the agenda. take whatever measures necessary to COLUMBUS (AP) - Citizens groups centers in Ohio. Edward W. Barber, president of the to act. Still on the subject of academic achieve reasonable observance of the supporting local branch campuses of Citizens of Middle town and Lima have Middletown Chamber of Commerce, In a related resolution, the Senate freedom and tenure, the Senate passed a calendar arrangements. state universities are preparing strong already taken formal action to oppose the asked, "Whoever heard of Middletown opposition to plans to end the ties bet- plan, and other communities are State Community and Technical College? ween branches and their sponsor scheduling sessions this week to adopt We put up more than $1.6 million for our universities. protest resolutions. campus with the understanding it would A master plan of the Ohio Board of William B. Coulter, of the Board of be the Middletown campus of Miami Regents is scheduled for a public hearing Regents staff, said "I think it is too early University, and now the regents want to in Columbus Monday. The plan includes to gauge the general response to the plan. take away the name of Miami Univer- VS a proposal to consolidate present We are expecting most of the response at sity. It's a breach of faith." branches and academic centers into 25, the public hearing." SL * two-year community and technical In Middletown, more than 100 civic Similar stands have been taken by colleges, with local control. leaders voted to oppose the removal of local officials at other branch campuses, There are now four community that city's branch from Miami Univer- who contend the plan will reduce the colleges, 15 technical institutes, 19 sity to create a Middletown State prestige of campuses by eliminating university branches and 12 academic Community and Technical College. their affiliation with state universities. Bomb scare probe continues A federal and local investigation into arrest in the bombing cases was "im- the prosecutor for the filing of charges. University bombings and bomb scares is minent." "Anyone with additional information continuing with fire and police depart- Chief Rutter added, "We have several on these incidents is asked to step for- ment officials here claiming suspects in suspects in these cases. We are still in the ward," the chief said, emphasizing that the incidents have been identified. process of gathering witness statements all information will be held in strict Locally, Fire Chief Howard Rutter is and compiling enough evidence to take to confidence. checking into a small explosion which broke several windows in Campus Security Director James Saddoris' office in Williams Hall several weeks ago. Chief Rutter is working with Campus Master Plan panel Security and the FBI in his investigation. m ;* ^^fm Also being studied is the tear-gassing The President's Advisory Council will hold a public meeting today to Aatoclotad Pimtt Wlrephofo of the Security offices, which took place discuss the present draft of the revised Master Plan. The meeting will A TWA CARGO jet crashed and burned on was being towed on the same runway. Two two days after the explosion. No one was begin at 3 p.m. in the Historical Suite of the Union. takeoff Monday at Tel Aviv airport after ground crewmen were killed, in the latest of injured in the incident, but the fumes Individuals may obtain excerpts from the plan from the Faculty permeated the entire building. Senate office. colliding with an Israeli Strafocruiser that a series of autumn crashes. Asst. Security Director William Stelnfurth said yesterday he believed an :'/ itwi, Wednesday, Dtctmbtr eoiTeRiaLS master plan news Lerrers The tentative draft of the Board of Regents Master Plan proposes some major changes in the higher education system of Ohio, but leaves some real loopholes on how these goals are to be carried out. The question of who's paving for it all must be an- swered before the state lumps into the subsidization of private institutions for one thing. crisis at escambia bay The Regents present to the citizens a goal of reducing the cost of higher education to the taxpayers through support of the private sector of higher education. Then, the Regents outline how private school Dear Friends and Fellow Students, more than a million fish - food fish, sport Co., which, as of January, 1970, was It doesn't take much thought to realize dumping into the river, and the bay, the enrollment can be expanded through everything from Our campus sits along the northwest fish, 'commercial fish', you name it. that Escambia Bay is about as important edge of Escambia Bay, which empties These kills have been traced to in- following wastes: to you as it is to us. By supporting our student aid to building construction aid. dustries and municipalities just north of boycott you not only deny revenue to an And this aid all comes from taxes. into the Gulf of Mexico at Pensacola. Florida. So far this year, and on the bay, which have been using 10,000 lbs-day 5 day biological oxygen enemy of the bay, you also help assert, This makes absurd the argument that the private the Escambia River and the bay for a demand for once, that our waters and our skies Escambia Bay has suffered over 60 3,900 lbs-day total organic carbon sector will expand, according to the Regents, while the major fish kills, each one of close to or dump. One such industry is Monsanto are not dumps, and that even large In- taxpayer takes a vacation. 1,875 lbs-day TKN dustries must be held responsible for The Regents also propose a system of 25 community 1,331 lbs-day nitrite nitrogen their wastes. 1,104 lbs-day ammonia nitrogen & and technical colleges be implemented. But in the few -we ask that you put up with natural nitrite grass for a good while longer days since the Master Plan was released, civic groups in 421 lbs-day total phosphate - we ask that you compell your friends several cities in the state have opposed the loss of existing indian week 264 lbs-day ortho phosphate and local industries not to buy Astro Turf branch campuses of state universities. One of Monsanto's most advertised and other Monsanto products We also have reservations about a system thai has the The American Indian Cultures Week sponsored by the Office of Student Ac- and ecologically deleterious products Is - we very respectfully and urgently possibilities making higher education more of a mass- tivities was a great success. Astro Turf, an artificial grass; some of request that you obtain, through your its other products are Arochlor (1250) production operation than it already is. As an Indian working with the reservation Indian I felt that I did enlighten those student government and alumni people who attended the Rap sessions and seminars about the reservation Indian, compounds and herbicides. Because our A reason for this new two-year college system is to keep associations, a binding, official promise what BIA policies concerning Indian people Is and what it will be. public officials have been tragically slow not to purchase Astro Turf until Mon- an open-admissions policy for high school graduates at As a BIA employee I feel justified in saying that I know what your feelings to respond, and because citizen initiated santo quits dumping its wastes into I least at the community and technical college level. about the Indian are. Also your feelings about the BIA. 'pollution control' legislation is being Escambia River and Escambia Bay The four-year schools would then be allowed to admit As an academic community it is of paramount importance that all viewpoints successively weakened and stifled, and - we recommend that before you or selectively - a tool that is needed in the state to keep a be considered. This I feel was done and done well. I can only hope that the efforts will have only moderate 'success' if ever your college administration buy any degree from being simply a "meaningless piece of paper," by the student activities office will follow up on programs such as Indian Culture passed, we have concluded that only other sort of artificial grass, you week. I also hope that the office of student activities will continue its work in economic sanctions can force the in- determine that the manufacturer is not, as the Master Plan stated. dustries involved to recycle their wastes The Regents haven't finalized by any means the shape human relations. like Monsanto, using the environment for I would personnally like to thank Mr. Bob Yeowell for his efforts in making and quit using the Escambia River - the a dump- higher education will take in the 70's. Indian Culture week possible. public domain - for a dump. We need your active response to this They've made a start, however, but it rests with the Others to complimented for their endeavors regarding Indian Culture week are We intend to take sanctions against all appeal, even if you have no need at your universities and the students to advance educational Donna Gainer, Hob Zephier, Al Sanders, Don Gross of Rodgers Quadgrangle, and Industries, of which there are six locally, institution for Astro Turf. Your support quality in this state, and prevent the deterioration of the the three girls who took time from their studies to conduct for my benefit a tour of dumping into the Escambia River and is urgently requested. Please send us quality we have now. the Bowling Green State University campus. the bay. To establish our effectiveness, notification of your administration's we have decided to begin by calling for a promise not to purchase Astro Turf as Sincerely, boycott of Astro Turf, the Monsanto soon as it can be obtained. Richard L. Zephier properately need your support. There is I • • Bureau of Indian AflAffairs nothing less at stake than the bay itself - Responsible En v. Act Program the bay which is a Integral part of our P.O. BOX 294 ghetto clinics biosphere, is essential to a balanced Gonzalez, Fla. 32960 be prood of your$e/f environment. November 11,1970

The American Medical Association has traditionally Bowling Green can be proud of itself!! The "peace loving" students conducted feared government control of the medical profession. a non-violent demonstration to show that not all college students are reckless They have consistantly opposed acceptance of federal radicals. Well, our candle-light march had about as much of an effect as the roar of for whom it should concorn financial assistance concerning medical practice. the candles burning! But this week, the AMA has given doctors permission to But, you can all be very, very proud of yourselves. All was not a lose. The nation is hearing of the "Bowling Green Protest", If I can call it that. There is a Everyone today is talking about others possibly could have been avoided. accept federal loans and or grants for the purpose of ecology, college unrest, racial problems, Anyone reading this may think it's organizing medical clinics in low income areas. radical right wing paper published In Cincinnati that carries ads for the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF). Here is a quote from it: "...WHO WILL STOP etc. These are big problems and we all rather drastic but I feel qualified and It also has been suggested that internships in the ghetto THE CRAZIES???????" Young Americans for Freedom stopped them at should be concerned. justified in writing thls-my brother-in- be incorporated into routine hospital Internships following Bowling Green University, Heidelberg College, Akron U., U. of Dayton, and many We are sending aid abroad and law was co-captain on the DC-9 that medical school, in order to increase time "treating people other colleges..." fighting in foreign countries. We must crashed November 14. I'm not asking for who still have their shoes on." I was there. And, I didn't approve of the methods then, and even less now that I protect our freedom but we also must sympathy or a pat on the back-just Since the handling of charity cases has been limited am a graduate student In the College of Medicine at U. of C. I'm not advocating solve our domestic problems. We fail to precautions taken to void more accidents another Kent, but at least down here, U. of C. students can look down on good old realize our problems here at home until of this nature. If we all are concerned because of increasing comprehensive insurance plans, some tragic event occurs or until we are maybe accidents like this won't happen doctors have been, for the most part, relieved of non- BG and say "At least we said what we wanted to say!" They had the nerve to close down. Is two months of school really all that important? directly involved either as an individual, again. paying patients. Considering the special need for more a student, or a nation. doctors and medical services in ghetto areas, the AMA is Gordon Vehar Since July 5, 1970 three tragic events Dudley Tucker to be commended for encouraging doctors to channel their 707 Dixmyth have occured, two in the states and one in 208 ATO House charitable energies to low income areas. Cincinnati neighboring Canada. Whether they were avoidable, we can not know. But we can be very certain that in these three crashes, at least 231 lives have been lost. >ur man hoppe- Among the dead were two college foot- our mistake ball teams. On November 14 the Marshall The News erroneously published a University football team, coaches, column by Marc Spaukung, yesterday, friends and flight crew were killed. The on a planned University Bookstore airport at which this crash occured is a boycott. Spaulding had requested before \the case of nickel's pickle- third rate airport ill equipped just as 300 Thanksgiving break that the column be of our other airports are. We, as a nation, withheld since plans for a boycott had spend over 83 million dollars for one been discontinued. By Arthur Hoppe Right there, Mr. Hickel should have space flight but for some unknown reason The Economic Action Committee is bodians. employee relations knows, no decent- we cannot equip our airports in hope of National Columnist 3 - Laat week, Mr. Hickel told an minded boss has ever fired a man replied, "Thanks, but I've been sitting all NOT sponsoring a boycott. The E.A.C. avoiding just such accidents as this. An now plans to work on a Bookstore Ad- interviewer, "If I go away, I am going standing up. day." And, when Mr. Nixon persisted (as estimated $150,000 would install in- There's been considerable speculation with an arrow in my heart and not a The reasons are twofold: in such all bosses do), he should have pled a visory Committee. The E.A.C. still urges in the press as to why Mr. Nbton fired physical disability that presented him strument landing systems thus making those students who feel they have bullet in my back," situations the boss feels (a) guilty and this a first rate landing strip. If an in- Interior Secretary Wally Hlckel. 4 - The next day, Mr. Hickel was (b) apprehensive of physical violence. from sitting (an old war wound is best.) received unfair treatment not to But a close scrutiny of the facts makes This would have left Mr. Nixon behind strument landing system had been in- patronize the bookstore. The News summoned to Mr. Nixon's office. Now Mr. Nixon could have taken the stalled earlier this crash and many obvious the one glaring error Mr. Hickel 5 - He sat down. coward's path and simply inserted a pink his desk, looking UP at Mr. Hickel apologizes for the oversight committed. The facts: 6 - After half an hour he emerged, slip in Mr. Hickel's pay envelope. But looming over him. What boss in such 1 - Mr. Hickel did a great job, clutching at a feathered shaft in his decent-minded bosses invariably feel circumstances would have the courage to becoming the most widely loved and chest. they must explain their actions to their say, "You're doing a rotten job and Let's hear from you! admired member of the Cabinet. Now then, which of these six facts victims man to man - a dreadful you're through!"? (cq) Write a letter to the editor today!!!! 2 - After Cambodia, Mr. Hickel wrote contains Mr Hickel's fatal mistake? It mistake. True, Mr. Nixon, initially thwarted, a letter to Mr. Nixon, advising him to be is, of course, Number 5. Thus Mr. Nixon's first words were could have risen to confront Mr. Hickel kinder to young people, if not Cam- As any student of management- undoubtedly, "Have a seat, Wally." eyeball to eyeball. But with both awk- wardly standing, a man-to-man talk would be out of the question. Besides, a me BG news confrontation like that is Inviting a punch ■ 5 in the nose. '^^W***"- So we see that the cardinal rule of job An lnd.pend.nl Stud.nt Voic. security is Never, Never Sit Down with Your Boss. (I know an incompetent file clerk «M°r james b. smith who's survived sixty angry bosses over managing editor $m d. wagoner 23 years thanks solely to a severe case of "*« •»*• lichard c bergeman hemorrhoids.) editorial editoi barbara j. jacola Other experts have advanced other issue editor «*„„, L brash theories to explain Mr. Hickel's getting sports editor *«nis d. white the sack. All of them denigrate Mr. photo editor brian I. steffens Nixon. All are equally absurd. contributing editor james p. marino Some hold Mr. Hickel's strong stand for conservation angered Powerful In- copy editor richard w. price terests, as though a decent-minded boss business manager richard a. reiter would ever knuckle under to Powerful advertising manager ptiilip a. stickney Interest! Some contend Mr. Nixon was offended Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall by Mr. Hickel's letter of advice on the young, as though a decent-minded boss Phone 372 2710w 372 2819 could be that petty! But most ridiculous of all Is the claim Tk. BG N.-i It ootli.h.d Monday i th>u Fri.s,! .w,in. lh. ..gulo, Mr. Hickel was fired "for standing on his •ckool rtWl •o*' •"«• • '—>• •'win. ih* .um-,„ IIHIMI, „-... .ulkor- II, al ih. Pi*lic.ll.«« Cmltloa .1 BSwlins Gio*n Slat. Uni»—•!•». own two feet." Good grief! Had he stood Opmi.ni • ip'oit.o' ,n •diToool corto.ni or oth. column. In Ih. N.ws on his own two feet at the right moment, do n.1 n«c.«.«tilr iewa.1 in. opm,o«. .1 tko Untvor.lly A4.iinil1r.lion he wouldn't be unemployed today. l.colly .1 HoM •' •". Si" «l Ok,.. Opinion. oapo.oW by lltl—III! do No, in the final analysis, Number 5 n.i MMMMrUf ••H.ei nS. otini.ni .1 ik. BG N.w.. Ed,io,,ol t In lk. BG contains the only explanation that fits N.-i r.ll.cl Iko opint.ni .1 lk. moio.,,, of ~.™fc^, of lk. BG N*w. Ed.- with Mr. Nixon being a decent-minded roritl B..,d. /, The 3G News Wednesdoy. December 2, 1970 Page 3 Inflation alert sounded WASHINGTON (API-The announced a $15 average by a continuing, spiraling race throughout the economy," Nixon administration hit hard increase in its suggested retail between management and would force costs and prices yesterday at new gasoline price for most 1971 models. labor for higher profits and upward. price boosts, at the proposed It was Chrysler's second pay. Leonard Woodcock, rail wage increase and at the increase this year and came "If everyone in his turn president of the United Auto new auto-wage price pattern. one week after a second-round gets as big a wage or price Workers, said the Council's It is said that these will cost boost of $24 by General increase as the biggest ob- criticism of the new pact is not consumers $2.5 billion a year. Motors. tained by others during the well founded, and he claimed Taking a new tone in its The shift to easier money height of the inflation, the it is not inflationary'. second inflation alert, the and lower interest rates got a inflation will go on endlessly.'' The initial price boosts on White House resorted to nudge, meantime, when the the White House advisers the 1971 cars were about 6 per "jawboning" - the pressure- interest rate on government- warned. cent, the report noted, and by-publicity technique it has insured home mortgages was The Council spotlighted the GM's additional increases to avoided heretofore. cut from 81J per cent to eight nl and transit industries, two- cover the new wage costs has The President's Council of per cent by the Federal price system of the copper added 0.7 per cent. Economic Advisers explained Housing Administration and industry, and wage boosts by The Council went on: that while it appears prices the Veteran Administration. the airlines, which it said have • • \n increase of six to are rising less rapidly, The inflation alert notified damaged the profitability of seven per cent in the price of "nevertheless, the rate of industry and unions that that industry. passenger automobiles would inflation remains higher than government policy now will By implication, th? Council add about VI billion to the total expected." "aim more vigorously at criticized the states of Texas cost to dealers and possibly At almost the same expansion," and warned that and Louisiana for following oil $2.5 billion to the cost to moment, Chrysler Corp. this policy would be hampered production policies which hold consumers, down supplies and supporl the '...This year's large price recent price increase. increases inevitably expose Gasoline prices shot up the domestic industry and its Informers help nob nearly 16 per cent in the week employes to increased ended Nov. 17. following a competition from cars made wave of crude oil price boosts, overseas " the Council said. The inflation alert offered local drug users But the Council, which has DO judgment on the three-year opposed any form of voluntary railroad wage package City Police Lt. William A. that information comes in or direct federal intervention recommended . by a Fox said the recent rash of spurts, and we've had a lot of in price-wage decisions, presidential^ - appointed drug raids on local apart- it this fall." emphasized that it was not board, providing a yearly ments is based largely on "A lot of people are getting passing judgment on whether increase averaging more than increased cooperation of in- fed up with the effects drugs Nvwtphelo by Dov« Elbracht any specific wage or price nine per cent formants. have on them and on their increases were justified. But it criticized sharply the ALTHOUGH IT is built to be ice resistant, Lt. Fox cited five drug- friends, and have come for- spring. It is basically completed, requiring The Council said the three- emergenc) board's ex- the fountain in front of the Administration related arrests made during ward," he explained. only a minor cleanup and inspection. year General Motors wage planation that Hie pay boosts Building will not be in operation until this November and two the month Lt. Fox added that Bowling settlement, which ended a 67- were designed to cover an before. All but one of these Green police have a list of day strike by the United Auto assumed six per cent annual arrests were misdemeanors suspected drug offenders, Workers, "if generalized increase in the cost of living. for the possession of again as a result of informers. , and one felony "Whenever arrests are Giant net undergoes fesfs for the possession of am- made we get a lot of names," FHA, VA reduce phetamines. noted the officer. "Such lists He denied that the raids are readily available, and are were the result of a new plan nothing new. We're not so to prevent runway crashes or method of detection. concerned with the names of mortgage interest "We work at it regularly," users, however, as we are with available to KIIA mortgages," WASHINGTON (APl - A energy absorbers were said Lt. Fox, "but it seems the names of suppliers." WASHINGTON I API -The during the proving at Ed- company with the cooperation Federal Housing Ad- said Decretory George sort of super-strong, giant wards Air Force Base. Calif., of both nations' governments. developed by All American Roinney of the Department of volleyball net and energy Engineering Co. Wilmington, ministration i FHA i and the the device could be available Ironically, a model was on Veterans Administration Housing and Urban absorber that could prevent to airports in a year, one of its display in the lobby of the Del. Questionnaires probe Development Lloyd Weatherly, vice announced yesterday a end-of-runway airliner developers said in an in- Federal Aviation Ad- TheS'i per Ctllt ceiling has disasters like last week's president of the Wilmington reduction in the ceiling on the terview. ministration's headquarters interest rate of government- been in effect since last Jan. 5. Anchorage, Alaska, crash is The aircraft arresting at the time of the Anchorage firm, estimated ihat a single views on government The lower rate takes effect installation, sufficient to stop insured home mortages from undergoing final tests this system has been developed disaster. 8'i per cent to eight per cent. immediately. Homney said. week. a plane of 1)('8 size, would cost over the past four years by an In that accident last A Student Council com- three of the current govern- "The sharp decline that It will apply to all home If no new bugs develop $500,000 to $600,000. A tandem American firm and a French Friday, a Vietnam-bound DC8 mittee has sent out mental groups here: Faculty has already taken place in mortgage guarantees in the jetliner ran off the end of the system durable enough to stop questionnaires to faculty here Senate, Graduate Senate and future but not to the $68 billion a giant 747 would cost about other interest rates and the runway, exploded and burned, in an attempt to gauge their Student Council and set up one general outlook for rates in FHA mortgages already Alvarez inaugurated killing 47. Cause has not been $800,000. feelings toward University central body to govern the outstanding A major airport with five finally makes possibly a lower determined. government. University community. FHA mortgage ceiling without Homney urged local len- With the arresting system, runways could require ten of The questionnaire, sent out Members of the University ders to charge lower rates the devices - one at each end causing either an undue rise in as Mexican president a barrier net linked to the by Student Council's Faculty administration and other mortgage discounts or undue than the national ceiling of each runway. energy absorbers would have Committee, asks for faculty University employees would disruption in the flow of funds wherever possible. MEXICO CITY I API-Luis He said he would put risen in front of the plane's The firms plan a formal views on their part in also be part of the proposed Echeverria Alvarez took over special emphasis on agrarian nose and wings from a recess unveiling of the device in mid- University government and University Senate. as Mexico's 26th con- reform, expansion of in the runway, trapping it December. their feelings toward a The committee will STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING stitutionally elected president education and creation of before it could crash off the Weatherly said the device proposed University Senate compile the results of the yesterday in a colorful 100,000 jobs a year for the runway's end. could be triggered by the form of government. questionnaire and hopefully 6:30p.m. inauguration ceremony in booming population. The net was developed by airport control tower, the The University Senate have them by the beginning of Mexico City's Chapultepec The Institutional Aerazur Constructions plane's pilot or automatic concept would do away with the winter quarter. Park. Revolutionary party, or PRI, Aeronautique of Paris. The sensors in the runway. 405 Student Services Outgoing President has been continuously in Gustavo Diaz Ordaz was to power 42 years. The con- DORSEYS DRUGS hand the reins of government sitution prohibits a president Music prof to make All Interested Students over to Alvarez with the succeeding himself, and 500 E. Wooster ceremonial presentation of a Echeverria was Diaz Ordaz's cross-country circuit green, white and red sash secretary of the interior. "By The Tracks Are Invited to Come! embroidered in gold by ar- Government and business Ron Eikum, assistant works of the composer Robert leaders from the United States professor of music at Bowling Schumann and the poet tisans of Tlaxcala State. *ir«*ZX# > ».»* »K3-» a*"«» *r-**ria<*'T*1* Echeverria, who won the and other nations traveled to Green State University will be Heinrich Heine. ♦ ■ ■ June 5 election by the land- Mexico City for the guest tenor soloist at the A graduate of the slide always given the can- maturation. University of Idaho, Moscow, University of Idaho, Eikum is didate of the ruling In- Echeverria's first Id., in a holiday presentation currently a doctoral candidate stitutional Revolutionary scheduled act as president of Handel's Messiah Dec. 13. at Indiana University, Party, promised during his was to pay homage with Diaz Eikum will present a Blooming ton, Ind. y campaign to continue the Ordaz to Benito Juarez, who recital at Washington State He joined the Bowling social, agricultural, created Mexico's first con- University, Pullman, Wash., Green faculty in 1967 and has *0 educational and industrial stitution and defeated Em- and will be a participant in a had leading roles in operatic programs of Diaz Ordaz. peror Meximilian and his seminar at that university the productions both _on and off French forces. following day, discussing the campus. Foster children HIM to attend lighting «*. * "V. of Christmas troo K AND Twenty foster children will SQUARE attend the lighting of the Christmas tree in front of the >8 Our slacks make highly appreciated gifts. Union under the sponsorship Especially when they're of Alpha Phi Omega, national flares of distinction. Or service fraternity, and Alpha 4 square-legs of the newest Gamma Delta, social sorority. sort. Treat the gentleman Following the lighting of reiil taste flare and ceremony the children will be Thanks to the Men :SWSW?«2«2W2«S«Sx«»«?«2WS«« square with several treated to a party at the Alpha pairs. Gamma Delta house. The of Bromfield FRESH AND ARTIFICIAL party will include a visit from ' Santa Claus and the reading of CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS "The Night Before Christ- for helping us mas" along with many games and prizes. with the Food Drive $4.00 aid up The children involved are from sevel foster families in the local area and their ages PONSETTA'S range from four to ten. Batchelder Women ROSES $6.00 o doz. STOP AT YOUR BANK CARNATIONS UNIVERSITY BANKING CENTER CHRISTMAS CACTUS » ...across from Harshman. Ph. 352-6506 ROSE & CARNATION CORSAGES On MYLES FLOWERS 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ph. 352-2002 353-2802 ®fje^^Charqe AccountsBtn Welcome fPh. 352-5271 F.P.I.C. 222 S. Moin St. ». ♦>orr>»» <* %.—"»rw * •*»■ *■«»■■ ^eax^i Page 4/Tht BG News. Wednesday December 2, 1970 Teamsters, UAW consider move Unions may rejoin AFL-CIO

WASHINGTON (AP) - friendly overtures from Another sign viewed as Fitzsimmons is believed Most labor observers view Informed labor sources are President Nixon. highly significant was the frontrunner to be named the Alliance, Ruether's voicing strong speculation Another is the death last Meany's recent friendly Teamsters' president In 'his brainchild, as quietly going that the nation's two largest May of the Auto Workers' meeting with the Teamsters' own right if Hoffa still is in out of business by tacit unions-Teamsters and Auto president, Walter Reuther, acting president, Frank E. prison on his jury-tampering agreement of the Teamsters Workers-will rejoin the AFL- who left the AFL-CIO two Fitzslmmona, the first such and mail-fraud convictions, or and the new Auto Workers CIO, possibly within a year. years ago in a personality high-level conference since is ruled legally ineligible for leadership. Such a move would being clash with its venerable the Teamsters were kicked re-election. "Since Reuther died, it virtually all major unions president, 76-year-old, George out of the AFL-CIO on Meany has sworn the died," one source said of the under one roof for the first Meany. corruption charges in 1967. Teamsters never will be taken Alliance. back while Hoffa is president. One source summed up the time in nearly 1$ years, for- Reuther's successor, The key to whether Meany ming a massive organization Leonard Woodcock, is said to The first sign of the reaf- speculation like this: would Invite the 2-milllon- fillation of the labor giants "I think the Chemical o( 17 million workers. have privately opposed the member Teamsters back is Nothing is official, and break and has been friendly reportedly will be a move by Workers will reaffiliate with whether imprisoned James R. the AFLCIO next February. I hitches could develop, but with Meany since he took Hoffa is finally squeezed out the International Chemical sources point to a number of over. Workers Union to quit the wouldn't be surprised to see as Teamsters president next the Auto Workers reaffiliate major considerations. The loss of the 1.6 million July. Alliance for I,abor Action One is the desire for member Auto Workers was a formed by the Teamsters and about the same time, or stronger labor unity in the big one in both money and The betting is that he will Auto Workers and rejoin the maybe later, in the spring. As face of what union leaders manpower for the AFL-CIO, be, paving the way for the AFL-CIO. far as the Teamsters go, if view as a basically hostile reducing its total membership return of the Teamsters to the If they decide to rejoin, it is Hoffa gets out of jail and is Republican administration in to the present 13.6 million AFL-CIO fold after nearly 15 expected the AFL-CIO will still president, there is no the White House-despite workers in 121 unions. years as an outcast. take them back with none of chance of their reaffiliating. the bitter name-calling that "But if not, I would guess marked the Chemical they could be back in the AFL- Nixon to revive charges Workers' expulsion last year. CIO by next fall." against former senator Firemen receive WASHINGTON (API -The debate" clause gives blanket A year ago Brewster was Nixon administration has immunity. indicted on five charges of accepting $24,500 from the tossed the Supreme Court a Congress, by expanding in diplomas today hot potato in trying to revive 1962 pre-Civil War criminal Washington lobbyist of a bribery charges against law to include its own mem- Chicago mail-order concern to influence his vote on Fifteen northern Ohio for permanent positions on former Sen. Daniel B. bers, and the Justice firemen will be graduated their respective fire depart- Department, in appealing to legislation concerning un- Brewster of Maryland. solicited ina.l. from the state's first "fire ments. The question is whether all the court Monday, contend the training school" in The training program is members of Congress base Constitution is not that kind of Two months ago, U.S. District Court Judge George ceremonies to be conducted at sponsored by Ohio's Depart- immunity from prosecution a shield. 10 a.m. today in the Wayne ment of Education and the for corrupt official action* The answer is likely to I.. Hart Jr. dismissed all the charges, basing his ruling Room, Union. University's office of con- A federal judge who or- mine from the court in the tinuing education. dered Brewster's indictment brewster case and possibly In entirely on Article I, Section 6, of the Const' tution, which says The graduates have spent Dr. Ray Endres, director of dismissed in October said the a follow-up case Involving the past month on the continuing education at the Constitution's -speech and Rep. John Dowdy, (D-Tex). members of Congress "shall not be questioned in any other University campus com- University, and Frank Potts, place" for any "speech or pleting a 160-hour course to coordinator of fire service debate." meet new state requirements training for northwest Ohio Congratulations will present the diplomas to Associated Pr«i» Wiropholo l:inall Special the graduates. New Officers of § AE Open li IS AM ». o C.,.i.„ lo YOUI Also expected to attend the OMINOUS LOOKING CLOUDS mask the sun and darken the bones ceremonies are Senator of an old windmill in a winter scene in Northeast Iowa. The picture C Howard C. Cook and Rep. was taken shortly before sunset on a farm near Tripoli, Iowa. Mile I emo'io Charles Kurfess, speaker of L A «r^- 0/V the Ohio House. Both are t D • B-nci Ma-shall supporters of the new state fi n t . in- ueansey requirements. Dayton editor recommends £ K Stevt Ke'ber According to Bowling Green fire chief Howard tc : li nl '"unnick Nutter, who was instrumental E T Mi'grif legislature and be given "the State University's College of Rhodes said the constant SANTAS § right to tax and govern" with Medicine has reduced increase in higher education responsibilities carefully classroom time of aspiring costs is especially tough on _8_:oo - 10-'oo separated from those of the physicians from nine to six middle and lower income I HELPERS 1 state. years. groups. Knocking off a year of the ijL AND SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING | time required for a degree would cut higher education costs by 25 per cent | Open MonI.A.M thru Fri GIFT ITEMS Rhodes, who will be 9:30 -9PM leaving office Jan. 11, has no ? Evenings

DOWN 26 Russian 1 Function. mountains. FBI fearful of kidnaping plots PUZZLE 2 Above. 27 Secure with By Aane Hallnran 3 Conserve. rope. 4 Summer: Fr. 28 Eat away. ACROSS 5a Business 5 Thoughtful. 29 Inlay. 1 Fragrant drop-off. 6 TVs 30 Billows. flowers. 58 Symbol of "Green —." 31 Had knowl- Kissinger has body guard « Un deep Christmas. 7 Prosecuted. edge. water. 8 Sprite. 32 — pointe. 60 State firmly, 9 Everyone. 33 Small wild WASHINGTON (AP) • At name of a White House staff been given Secret Service for meetings with Soviet occasions since then. 10 Definite (it Low voice. 10 Implied. ducks. :tion. member has been mentioned protection. His reply: foreign minister Andrei Since the Secret Service article. toast one member of President 14 I:«K-SIKI|1III. 62 Compound 11 Cabins. 35 A la —. 52 liter slake. as a possible victim." Gromvko and ambassador normally does not accord Nixon's top White House staff 'i can't say anything about 15 Pick out. ether. 12 Region. 38 Police 53 Micle. Neither Hoover nor any Anatoly Debrinin that he was personal protection to Hi Circle of 13 Small boys. has quietly been given Secret that, for obvious reasons." 63 Confused entrance. 54 S|,iIs. other government official has, accompanied by a Secret members of the President's light state. 19 Occurrence. 39 Profound. Service protection- 17 I'rying 22 Decay. 56 Okerved. presumably to guard against then or since, identified the It was widely reported last Service agent staff, it was believed Nixon 64 t'seless 24 Algonquin 41 Young 57 Iaind: Fr. instrument. growth. any possible kidnap attempt. White House aide referred to month, when Kissinger went Kissinger has been seen himself must have directed IK Threw back Indian. women. 59 Per (iynl's 05 Considers. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, by the FBI chief. to the Soviet mission to the with an agent dogging his the posting of the Kissinger rays. 25 Ventures. 42 Ironed. iiKhcr. Nixon's assistant for national However, the fact that United Nations in New York footsteps on a number of bodyguard. 211 Before. 21 Angered. security affairs, has had a Kissinger has been furnished 23 1'assinirt.s. 1 3 1 4 5 7 • t .0 1 1 2 13 with an extraordinary federal 24 Hills .nut Secret Service body guard for M more than a month, it was body guard was seen as a 1 Song for learned Tuesday. strong indication that there Aide to recommend H r two. Just last week. Director J. are genuine fears within I .IV.Mil - Edgar Hoover of the Federal government that he might be capital. JO 32 1 Bureau of Investigation told a kidnap target. Tell of "' " danger. P Senate appropriations sub- Kissinger probably carries redistricting session Liable. ' ' committee that a militant in his head more sensitive 1 Sea eagles. 21 It Si antiwar group was plotting to security secrets than any Jeweler's boundaries will stand 10 other man in the White House, COLUMBUS (AP) - The Several Republican weight. N i f kidnap a White House aide or years. Diminutive. other public official. perhaps even including the possibility of a special session congressmen want the " Misplace. 17 i of the 108th General Assembly redistricting done before Theoretically, con- "The plotters," he said, President. Pull "lit Gilligan and a reduced gressional redistricting ' "are concocting a scheme to Press secretary Ronald L. to redraw congressional stitches. 40 1 can be done any time the kidnap a highly placed Ziegler was asked if any other districts arose again Republican majority in the Parts, yesterday despite the fact legislature go into office next legislature wants to. Fruit juice 41 44 government official. The members of Nixon's staff had drink. ■ Gov. James A. Rhodes earlier month. McElroy said he is in * Horses. 41 47 discarded the idea. If the redistricting is not constant touch with the Danger done until next year, Gilligan Census Bureau on the city Neverthe- Rhodes' chief aide, John «• SO S3 54 less. 1 McElroy, said he would could veto any plan that he felt ward-township breakdown. River i He said the bureau expected to S5 56 57 99 rcommand the session if a favored Republicans over islands. • • breakdown of census figures is Democrats. have figures by Dec. IS. Welcomes. 60 ei 12 available by Dec. 10. Rhodes The GOP will not have the "I told them that was too Edge, Leak slowW. usually accepts his recom- necessary votes in the new late for a special session," 63 «4 55 Attempted. mendations. legislature to override a veto. McElroy said. "They asked if Colors. Rhodes two weeks ago said Dec. 10 was soon enough, and I l Census figures were Purpose. 1 '2/2/1 C Field Enterprises. Inc., 1970 released in Washington the idea of a special session told them if I knew we would Monday, but so far there is no was dead. At the time, he have the figures on the day I Solution to Yesterday's Puiile breakdown by city wards or indicated census figures would recommend a special CRYPTOGRAM — By Edward SJ.loyd townships, McElroy noted. would not be available. session," he added. "That's 1 A , A s ■ : \ Redistricting is done by the where the matter stands A I The figures are needed in •■ ■' A 1. . /.() A II I T I'/. 1 M S II A 0 7.1 redrawing districts, he said. legislature, but reap- I - 1 , 1 i AU Gov. elect John J. Gilligan portionment of state CHAR TIN fl HISIFFIFS OL'ZV V ll ■ 1 1 has threatened court action to legislative districts is done by ■ C - A ' , M 1 I K SIT If ewer this stop any redistricting by a five-man board, controlled 7. Y I T I 7.7.1 H " C " N K C. 7.' B. I r 1. : i THl 1 ■ ! ■ mad, mad, mad, Republicans. by Democrats. Those TO? .. A £ m 5 i !. • _■■' . A : A 1. SBS . | > i CACETPZIAF PFM mad world LA » .'. B 1 BBB T I 1 DO • T A 1 « ■ \ ■ Jst C A IT Y.7. 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COLUMBUS, (AP) - The initial engineering. Crabtree, gears its entire small airports, he said. Ohio will help pay for one on a Federal Aviation Ad- "Local people can buy the approach to the airline in- uses Interstate Highway matching-fund basis. ministration (FAA) needs to land at one-third of the cost dustry, while Ohio is trying to standards in constructing "Madison County wouldn't be more flexible in its criteria the state or the federal help local communities obtain runways. have qualified," he said. for new airports, Ohio's government has to pay," he airports. Crabtree also noted that "When we built that one, director of aviation, Norman said. Runways built under FAA the FAA requires there be a there wasn't a plane owned by J. Crabtree, said yesterday. The FAA. contends standards are too costly for need for an airport before it anyone in the county. Now Crabtree noted that Ohio there are 50 registered there." "You've got to have the has built 63 airports for a total of $6.2 million since 1965 UAW, Ford continue talks water before you can float any without any help from the boats," Crabtree argued. The FAA also insists on federal government cross runways and lighting In contrast, the city of Columbus and the FAA paid to avert Monday walkout designed to airline standards, $6.5 million for just one air- Crabtree said. They are DETROIT (AP) resolved we will have some equivalent be used. unnecessary for small com- port-Bolton Field, developed Negotiators for the United General Motors continued to relieve traffic at busy Port very serious problems come munity aviation, he believes. Auto Workers and the Ford Dec. 7." to work toward resumption of "We believe we can live Columbus. Motor Co. say there is still no Holding up settlement, full production in the United "They've got to be more with single direction run- guarantee they will agree on a bargainers said, were both States. ways," he said. And runways flexible if they're going to get new contract in time to avoid a economic and noneconomic By Monday, 140 of 155 GM- the most for their dollar," at a small airport do not need strike Monday. issues. UAW bargaining units had lighting necessary to land an says Crabtree. He cited There had been reports Meanwhile, UAW approved local pacts. several examples. airline jet, he adds. that they were in virtual President Leonard Woodcock The FAA. he noted, buys the agreement, but Malcolm Journeyed to Toronto for talks ABORTION COUNSEL, REFERRALAND land for a new airport, while Denise, Ford vice president with General Motors of ASSISTANCE the state requires local people for labor relations, said Canada, Ltd., aimed at ending Prompt termination of pregnancy by to buy the land and pay for Monday: a strike by some 23,000 licensed Obstetricians and Gynecologists at "Unless things change Canadian workers which accredited hospitals. Reasonable fees - Attorney missing between now and Dec. 7, we continued after the U.S. will face a sticky situation. settlement last week. Complete privacy •- Advanced professional from trial It's a long way from in the In the Canadian talks, the methods. Write phone - or visit. bag." union is demanding that cost- marooned in slide INTENSE LOOKS APPEAR on the faces of Bob Arnold (left) and UAW Ford department of-living wage increases be ABORTION ADVISORY SERVICE, INC. head Ken Bannon commented based on the U.S. Consumer Jim Burton as they rehearse the University Theater production of 4 East 12th Street LOS ANGELES (API- The that "there are quite a few Price Index while the com- New York, New York 10003 Lanford Wilson's play, "The Rimers of Eldritch." The production surprise-strewn problems and unless they are pany insists its Canadian focuses on a dying town and the people who live in it. murder trial is bogged down PHONE: 212-249-6205or 212-628-2029— by the absence of a defense attorney who sent word he's marooned in a mudslide. Co-op to sell food, The empty seat at the BONANZA counsel table belongs to Ronald Hughes, 35, burly, ^J

By Demy White Arena last night. Bowling As Athletic Director Doyt still a close game, a Falcon would be an understatement sluggish beginning. Rich kept SporU Editor Green unwound and bowled Perry observed from the press quintet of Eric Hymes, Tom and there isn't a Falcon player BG with the hustling Colonels over Chicago State 107-70, box at one point in the second Scott, Dalynn Badenhop, Al out of 13 that will go into the with his fine outside shooting Not much of a contest from flashing their new white, red- half, "You know, that's almost Russ and Jeff Lessig was on Dayton game Saturday at the outset. late In the first half to the final trimmed uniforms and often a last year's freshman team in the floor. without plenty of playing time. "But we brought it buzzer, but an impressive new lineup, varsity speaking there. " Even in the first half, To say winning coach Bob Only sophomore forward Tim together, finally," added the spectacle it was at Anderson that is. while the season opener was Conibear substituted freely Perrine will approach the senior forward. Flyer contest without some Bob Hill played an ex- points to his credit. cellent floor game in his first But that was not im- start, overcoming scattered portant; the fact that BG had boos to his announced well balanced scoring from presence in the lineup. The their sophomores and seniors senior guard sat down to a was. loud rousingovation late in the "I think we showed we had game along with his backcourt a lotoftiepth,"said soph guard partner Bob Quayle who Jeff Lessig, who didn't think showed a hot hand from the he was going to play as much outside while the Falcons as he did.'' looked like Lessig were coasting. and the rest of the rooks from Connally had an in- that 12-2 freshman club last teresting evening, sometimes year were thinking nothing roving outside the key on had changed as they balled the Chicago's big man, 6'4" Sam slow-accelorating starters out Kidd and late in the game of mild first half trouble. taking a steal and outracing the Colonels the length of the The starters came back court for a layup. strong in the second half after the boost from the subs sent Le Henson unwound the Falcons into halftimc, himself, ruling the boards and leading 43-32. getting a few driving buckets "Well, you know we hadn't inside in the second half. Russ played a scrimmage or was the crowd rouser anybody except ourselves and however constantly in the didn't know anything about middle of the action and Chicago State," noted co- opening up the Falcon's of- ►(•-■photo by Coil J. Skolo N...photo br Corl J. Skololc, Jr. captain and high scorer Rich fense. Al made his share of LATCHING ONTO the ball is Chicago JUMPING FALCON guard Rich Walker out Walker, explaining the outside shots too. leaps Chicago State's Frank Bjork as Bowling Falcon basket. Walker led the Bowling Green State's guard Bob Brannigan (32) as Green playeos Bob Quayle (25), Bob Hill (34), scoring parade with 24 points as coach Bob Falcon Rich Walker (33) and Jim Con- Jim Connally (15) and Le Henson await the Conibear cleared the bench in the lopsided nally get set to move down the floor on outcome in hopes of setting up for another affair. defense. Tankers chances lie Guess whose got 13 All MAC'ers? with young swimmers Led by Phil Villapiano. and Three other seniors landed Dave Finley, Bowling Green's on the second team including By Dan Casseday recruiting ever. Not just one Zeeb was voted the out- Stubbs had a quick overall football team gained some Bob Simmons, linebacker, Sportswriter recruit but several. They're standing senior swimmer in analysis of the Falcons and satisfaction from the past Tom Merlitti, linebacker, and working hard and have a good the Mid-American Con- Indicated in his appraisal that football season by having 13 1 .aiii u' Kelly, safety. They may not create the attitude. They will definitely ference. His experience this is not a championship players honored on the All- And whozat on honorable biggest splash in the MAC this improve the team and this should help the newcomers. team, but it is one that will MAC team. mention but quarterback Vern year, but they'll show marked gives the whole team a good An intrusquad meet was give anyone a tussle. Phil won the first team Wireman, along with Bill improvement from last feeling." held two weeks ago as more or "We're strongest in the sport at defensive and for the Roeder, guard; Joe Shocklee, season's cellar squad and hold Veterans Wayne Rose and less a starting point for the freestyle events," claimed second straight year, and also offensive tackle; Larran great promise for the future. Frank Mutz, senior co- season. With six intrasquad Stubbs. "That's the best place received the MAC's defensive Meador, defensive tackle; That's the word from head captains, head the com- meet records broken in it, to be strong simply because player of the year award along Jack McKenzie, defensive coach Tom Stubbs as the paratively small list of including four of them by there are more freestyle with Miami's safety, Dick tackle; Rich Duetemeyer, Falcon swimmers prepare to returnees. Mutz's speciality is freshmen, coach Stubbs had events (five to be exact)." Adams. middle guard; Art Curtis, open the season with the In- the distance freestyle while reason to feel at least a little Leading now among the Dave, a senior like Phil, monsterman; and Bill vitational Kelay.s at Ohio Hose will compete in the in- excited about his prospects. middle distance men are Dick also received first team Deming. defensive halfback. University Saturday. Coach dividual medley and make a "There's good com- Ball and Tom Wolff. The top honors at offensive guard, To some these might seem Stubbs based his optimism for transition from an old position petition," assured the veteran distance freestylers are Skip moving up from the second like "empty" honors in that this year's crew on the depth to a new one. mentor, entering his eighth Snable and Frank Mutz. Two team last season. the Falcons didn't have a provided by strong freshmen "Wayne was one of our compaign at the helm of the probable short sprinters are winning season to really show turnout. 16 of the 25 current better swimmers last year," Falcons. "The change of Rose Jim Mabry and Steve for them. team members are first year commented Stubbs, "so this to backstroke will help." Rreithaupt. The latter three men, with only one or two of year he'll change from the "The upper classmen have are freshman and Snable and In addition it might also be those probably due to drop out breastroke to the more incentive this year," he Mabry are going to be counted pointed out that Four Falcons of competition. backstroke." continued. They're looking on heavily to contribute much won the MAC's "Player of the "Compared to last year's Stubbs will rely on forward to this season more toward the team's fortunes. Week" award during the weak team we're much bet- assistant coach Bill Zeeb to than previous ones because "We're also good in the season. No other MAC team ter," confided Stubbs. "The help bring out the best from the team will be more breastroke but only adequate can claim this distinction. biggest reason: Our best the swimmers, last year representative than ever." in diving," said the coach. "We'll never be great in N.-.pholo by Corl J. Stolok, Jr. 4? Collectively Bowling Green was only able to get it diving until we get another TOM STUBBS will be employing all his pool." That could be a hint. "altogether" twice, but in- know how for his umpteenth season as dividually the talent was in- Roy Wright and Jim Bowling Green's swim coach. sporrs deed there. These awards Williams are the leading speak for that. breastrokers while Wayne Chester and Tom Walter are the incumbent divers. All four Money to go are veterans. "Question marks are the to Marshall butterfly and backstroke," Stubbs allowed. "The A special collection to backstroke shows promise augment the Marshall with Wayne Rose there." University Memorial Fund Rose and John Haker will will be taken at Saturday handle backstroke duties, and night's Bowling Green State Dave Cavanaugh. Dave University home basketball Thomas, and Dick Ball will game with the University of perform in the butterfly. Dayton. The effort will cap a Thomas and Rose will do the week long "Help Marshall" heavy work in the individual drive at BGSU. medley. Monies collected at Coach Stubbs looks to Ohio, Saturday's game will be Kent State, and Miami as deposited in a special BGSU three of the strongest teams in Foundation account. The the Ohio Relays Saturday. account will then be for- The same trio of schools will warded to Marshall pose as Bowling Green's University, helping defray toughest foes in the MAC. The expenses incurred in the coach felt that Ohio recruited school's recent air tragedy. well this year but Kent and Persons not attending Miami fell a little behind in Saturday's game can con- that department. Not enough, tribute by mail. All checks however, to count them out of should be made payable to the the race. BGSU Foundation, Inc., and "The Relays are hard to designated for the Marshall figure this time of year," University Memorial Fund. Stubbs admitted. "Depth has They should be mailed no later a lot to do with them. Often than Friday, Dec. 4, to the the relays winner doesn't win office of Athletic Promotion, the conference." 237 Stadium, Bowling Green So realistically, it would be State University, Bowling an upset for the Falcons to win Green, Ohir 'MM. either the Ohio Relays or the All gifts tax deductible. MAC for their lack of ex- perience. But the quality is there and with continued good Extra murals NvwBpkoto by Lorry Fullorton recruiting the swimmers IKE WRIGHT makes a strong point to offensive line coach Elliott N.w.photo by Corl J. Sko could develop into a bonafide The organizational meeting of the Extramural Hockey Club Uzelac on the sidelines during this fall's Bowling Green-Miami "DIVER AT 5:30" a Falcon diver rolls through a full gainer or a contender. "We're very much im- will be held today at 4 p.m. in game. When it comes to strong points none come across better half gainer or whatever it is, in Bowling Green's natatorium. This proved," reiterated Stubbs. room 202, Memorial Hall. All than Ike when it concerns blocking. A quick, compact fullback for is one part of an overall attack which coach Tom Stubbs hopes will "We've got the swimmers to men interested in par- Bowling Green for two years, Ike's a junior and should be blend youth and talent to muscle in on the MAC'S top swim teams. prove it." ticipating should attend. knocking 'em down next year too.