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By Gail Harris communication between students, and improved gallery space and exhibit 1975-1877. Most of the money will be Staff Reporter faculty and administration. Robert areas to display work of students and ii'ocl lor the new music building and McGeein, coordinator of facilities faculty the remainder will he used to improve The Administration Bldg. may lose planning, said relations between campus buildings. its nickname of "Power Tower" when Faculty Senate and University officials HE ADDED that the rapidly "We have to at least start the some administrative offices move to will improve with the move, because, growing college of health and renovation program by 1977. but of new quarters in the Graduate Center in "right now we're over here (in the community services, now located in the near future. course we want to be finished by Grad Center renovation Administration Bldg.) and they're over Shaizcl Hall, will move into the then." Ferrari said. Plans are underway to renovate the there (in the Graduate Center)." improved facility. Graduate Center. acknowledged Ferrari said the renovation will Ferrari said there will be some space Michael Ferrari, vice president for UNIVERSITY Architect Richard include restoring and enhancing the reassignments of departments now resource planning. He said only 45 per Brown estimated the price of the appearance of the exterior of the housed in the Graduate Center, adding Ciudii.itc Centet renovation to be to result in relocating cent of the building is used now. and building. that some University departments will many University departments need the about S900.000 and added that the move to the Administration Hid): space the center can provide. projected completion date was spring "The Graduate Center is when the renovation is finished I"' architecturally one of the most Ferrari explained that funds foi the HE SAID the University offices of McGeein said there would be no administrative offices handsome buildings on campus." he project will come from money granted additional cost to move offices into the president, provost and resource said. "If we don't take care of it now. to the University through the capital planning department will move to the and OUI ol the Graduate (enter. it will deteriorate in the years ahead." improvements bill passed by the Ohio Graduate Center when the renovation The move won't cost anything In addition to impioving the general legislature this summer is completed'. because it'll be done by University structure of th building. Ferrari noted The bill provides SII.750.tXHI foi Kerrari said the relocation of these personnel already on the payroll. But that the renovation would create more the University to use foi highei again, ill the decisions concerning the offices will result in better adequate space for public meetings education projects for the bieiiniuiii. move haven't been made." he said.
An Independent Bowling Green . Ohio Student Tueeday. October 7,1975 Voice THe BG news Volume 59 Number 9 Hearst's lawyer leaves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - -Terence demonstrations, began over the U.S. District Judge Olivet Cartel put ll.il'nn.in. a radical attorney who had psychiatrist made ,i repeal usit to talk weekend referring all queries to Bailey, off indefinitely a court hearing with hei in het jail cell Sunday night. represented Patricia Hearst since the saying he now was in charge of the scheduled foi today on findings of a day of her arrest, withdrew from the A win issued by Superior Court case. psychiatric panel concerning Hearst, case yestciday after an apparent Judge William Ril/i in Los Angeles "I have no comment on the case," who faces federal bank robbery Ordered Hearst to appear to face dispute within the detense lanks. Hallinan. .'8, said Monday morning, charges. Meanwhile. a federal judge prosecution on an 11 ■''mint grand jury before Johnson's announcement. Carter gave no reason foi the delay, postponed indefinitely a hearing on indictment charging robbery and "There have been loo many people but the doctors said they needed more the newspaper heiress' mental kidnap stemming from a May 1974 commenting in too many direction!." time to prepare their report. One condition and a judge in l.os Angeles suburban crime spree, ordered her to appeal to answer 11 state felony charges. In New Yotk City, a gunman claiming to be a Syinbioncsc Student claims unfair liberation Army member took a do/en hostages in a bank and demanded the release of Hearst and other SLA members, police said. Two ol the hostages were later released. association in arrest The action came two days after a By Lorraine Jameson Cooiey said reports of the Ann nothing about me," Cooiey said, since communique to news media in (he W I.Managing Editor Aiboi ding bust have made him appeal Ann Aiboi city police were not name ol the SLA claimed the tcrrotisl to be a member of the ring partly involved in I lie arrest "Kiasny had no group would prove its existence A University student arrested two because of incorrect information reason lo comment. He didn't know despite I III statements that it had weeks ago on charges of selling drugs Concerning his arrest released by Ann what the hell was going on." been neutralized. said he lias been associated unfairly Arbor Police Chief Waller Krasny. Reports ol the arresl occurring in with a drug ring in Ann Arbor. Krasnygave Sept. 2.t as the dale ol Walbridge "gives my mother a bad LAWYER HALLINAN could not be Tatty Cooiey, sophomore (A&S). Cooiey s arrest. Cooiey said it was name because it's hei home," Cooiey reached for comment on his was arrested by the Federal Dru; Sept. 24. said. "She had nothing lo do with it." withdrawal hut his office confirmed Enforcement Administration (FDEA) COOLEY SAID Krasny also said COOl I Y 's scheduled lo appeal in the move without stating any reason. Sept. 24 m Monroe. Mich., on a charge that he was arrested in Walbridge. Delroii Fedcial Couil soon to face His removal left Hearst's defense in of aiding and abetting the sale of an Ohio, instead of Monroe, Mich , where possible Indictment on the charge. If the hands of F. lee Bailey, his partner .ounce ol cocaine in Toledo. Cooiey said he was arrested. indicted. Cooiey will be susupended Albert Johnson and San Fiancisco He was arraigned in Oetioil Federal "As far as I know, Krasny knows from the University. attorneys E. John Kleines and John Court the next day. Knulsoii. COOLEY , who said he has not Johnson told a news conference been to Ann Arbor in two years, was that Mailman's depattute was not due arrested ai the same lime and by the Gunman demands to "friction" among attorneys in the samagency (the PDEA) which case. However, last week. Johnson conducted the arrests linked to the contradicted a statement by Hallman Ann Arbor drug ring. Hollie Allen, sophomore IH&CS). finds a unique spot to escape that Hearst was being pressured to However, FDFA investigates many Hearst's release from the books and the class-changing rush This cornfield at a turn state's evidence. cases, Cooiey said. These arrests often NEW YORK (AP) - A man armed demanding an airplane lo lly them lo nearby farm provided some solitude and a chance to enjoy the Hallinan. a shaggy-haired, are in the same geographical area, but with a shotgun and claiming to be a .in undisclosed location. pleasant fall weather. (Newsphoto by Cyndi Bloom) ex-rugby player with a record of are not related to each other, he Symbioncse Liberation Army (SLAI Hundreds of police swarmed arrests during civil rights noted. member seized 10 hostages in a through the area of Sixth Avenue and Manhattan bank yesterday and 12th Street in Greenwich Village. All demanded the release of newspaper traffic was dctoured. Police helicopters heiress Patricia Hearst. patrolled overhead, and thousands of Some two hours later, three of the spectators jammed the area. No alcohol' rule enforced hostages, two men and a woman, were FIRST REPORTS said the man released unharmed. Deputy police tried to nih the bank, a Bankers Trust By Patricia Sinn game against Western Michigan this season's games for breaking Police officers on duty at games has commissioner Frank McLoughlin said bianch Later, a bank spokesman said alcohol lules. Staff Reporter University, but no citations were made increased recently by one. The new the gunman told him their release was one man claimed lo be an SLA because offenders cooperated with member is stationed at the a "good faith gesture." member. University Police continue to police. THE BIGGEST problem, he said, information center, The lobhery follows by two days enforce "no alcohol" rules at football The bags were made available to was controlling noisy grade school Students arc not the only fans who One shot was fired from inside the the release of a purported SLA games and Lt. Dean Gerkcns insists their owners if they came to the children who ran recklessly through can have open containers taken away bank, police said, but it was not communique claiming the terrorist that enforcement of the law is no University Police station after the the stands and inconvenienced from them. All parents, alumni and known if anyone was injured. group slill exists and would prove its heavier than in the past. game to claim them, members of the crowd. guests must follow the law. Lt. First reports said there were two existence I he FBI had said alter the Lt. Gerkcns said this is a normal City police regularly aid University Gerkcns said that most people gunmen, but police later said there capture ol Miss Hearst and the Harrises He said about a do/en goatskin wine Occurrence at football games and that Police at football games. Lt. Gerkcns coopeiate with little or no trouble. might be only one. that there were no'other members of bags were confiscated at Saturday's he does not recall any ejections from said He added that the number of University Athletic Director the SLA. Richard Young said that to his REACHED by telephone inside the knowledge there has been no bank, a man identified himself as communication between his office and "Cat" and said he wanted the release the University Police regarding alcohol of Hearst, SLA members William and Weather policy at football games. Emily Harris and "the Japanese girl," Mostly sunny today and "The stadium is posted for no apparently referring to Wendy tomorrow. Highs in the upper 60s alcoholic beverages as spectators come Yoshimura. who was arrested with and low 70s. Fair Tuesday night. in," he said. He added that die Hearst. University Police arc doing what they The man said the pair waned SIO Low in the upper 40s and low think is best for everyone at football million in gold. 50s. Probability of precipitation near zero today and tonight. games. The gunman was also said lo be L & M show Inside the News. ticket sale The Average White Band provided the music and excitement before a packed house at Anderson on tomorrow Arena last weekend. David Fandray's review of the concert is Tickets for the October 26, Loggins on page seven along with a close-up and .Messina concert will go on sale look at the concert through the tomorrow instead of yesterday, as cameras of Dan Feicht and Cyndi previously announced. Bloom. The reason for the delay, according to James Stofan, assistant director of Page seven's concert story is the the Union, is a mix-up with the first of a new weekly series called concert promoter supplying the "Focus." Future "Focus" pages r% -v tickets. will cover a variety of topics To date Loggins and Messina have concerning the University and the surrounding area. released seven albums and have received five gold records for their Father Paul Graney is the newest •in* member of the St. Thomas More efforts. Their second album, "Loggins University Parish. He is a relative and Messina," contains the duo's Still journeying into crowds despite recent threats on his life, President Gerald Ford newcomer in the field of campus Cop accepts a coonskin cap during a stop in West Virginia last weekend. (AP Wirephoto) million-selling single, "Your Mama Don't Dance." ministry. His story is on page nine. f! Flft 2/Thc BC Newt, Tuesday, October 7, 1975 eprreRiaLS high school beachhead
Adults watching high school kids these tests is but part of a larger effort because of the chances lor schooling. who's who? going back for the fall term may want to use the schools as adjuncts to the The vanety of scholarships and tuition University identification and validation cards issued to all students to temper their nostalgia. enlistment program. aids connected with joining one form beginning in the fall quarter of 1973 are as useless for identification Doubtless there is still goofing off, The test results are a useful of the military or another is Nicholas purposes as a monogrammed handkerchief would be. football, ice cream sodas and preliminary screening for the .'2,000 bewildcringly large. In Oregon, for The sleek little orange and white plasticized ID cards carry only wonderfully serious conversations with armed service recruiters. By their very example, they even have a program students' names social security numbers and birthdates. The filmsy the English teacher, but for over vi» Hoflman name, of course, they encourage the that gives seniors in the National paper validation cards also contain students' names and social 180,000 high schoolers there is also idea among the kids, whom the evil Guard credit for graduation. security numbers plus local addresses and class ranks. Junior ROTC. coachmen of the Pentagon are trying The Pentagon spends in the Most other college ID's and other widely accepted forms of JROTC has been around since 1916 to lure to Candy Land, that you can neighborhood of S600.000 a year on identification now carry pictures or list personal characteristics such but only as a curiosity in a few learn a uselul trade by signing up. recruiting. It has tens of thousands of (As quoted from.the April 5. 1975 as height, weight and hair and eye color. These simple additions to hundred schools. In the last 10 years, To get at the kids by getting into people working on it. That's too much issue of tjic Nation). the schools, the armed services are identification cards prevent them from being transferred to and used however, it has expanded into 1,200 for most local school boards. American high schools and. as with Incomparably more interesting than doing everything from presenting Anyway, why should they keep the by others. everything else connected with the trigonometry, and more practical, too. fashion shows to penetrating the military outfit's for national secuniy. Without any identification on the University's ID cards anyone, military, its growth potential seems Not that broader theoretical studies American Personnel and Guidance isn't it '.'Besides, maybe they can make student or non-student, who finds or steals or borrows ID and quite rosy. are neglected. The Air Force version of Association to get the counselors to the kids behave How can it hurt to validation cards can enjoy, mistakenly and illegally, the benefits of Junior Rotci doesn't train officers. JROTC. in cooperation with (out the kids onto a military career have kids read in a Marine Corps registered paying University students. These include cashing checks Its graduates aren't commissioned. So American Rockwell. offered a textbook called "Adventures in in the Union, checking out library books, gaining admission to the what does it do? four-year $l.000-a-year scholarship to It is only a matter of time before we Leadership" thai Vietnam. "Above Health Center, purchasing athletic tickets, picking up paychecks and any college or university for, in the learn that the Pentagon is paying a all. showed again that the Marine signing out cafeteria meal coupons. A SERGEANT who teaches in the words of Ari Force magazine, "an bounty lo high school teachers for Corps was and is icady to establish a Literally anyone who comes by a Bowling Green State University program at San Francisco's Galileo analysis of the role of the Bl strategic each one of their puplis who signs up beachhead anywhere, and if necessary, ID and validation card can utilize University services while officials High School was quoted (in Youth bomber in our deterrence When President Ford sends 30 or 40 stay and light until the job is done." Magazine, May, 1974) as saying, strategy. . aimed at broadening public are at a loss to determine if the person really is who the card says he of them to young, quick and "Discipline is what we teach. Also, understanding of this role." purposeless death in a Mayaquez The new beachhead is in secondary is. obedience: how to follow orders. The military is moving in on the escapade, the television interviews of education, and if that doesn't work, The office of the Bursar and other University officials who arc Young people need more discipline. high schools in other areas as well. The the stunned and confused parents they'll land in the grammar schools. responsible for issuing students' ID's and validation cards should Not necessarily from a military sense Armed Services Vocational Aptitude invariable contain some statement that Nor is it likely they can be prevented rcevaluale Hie worth of the present system and change it to include of discipline. Since World War II. Battery Tests arc now administered to Johnnie joined up and died for from exploiting what was once the some evidence that people with University ID's really are registered families don't have much discipline at more than a million and a half patnotic reasons. local school for the centralized stale's University students. home. If we taught discipline then we students. benefit. The opposition is too weak, would not have as many muggers, car THE PENTAGON'S own studies of too pooi and IOO obscure thefts, etc." In New Hampshire the kids are enlistment motivation show that most required to lake them, but whether or join the colors because it's the only Copyright. 1975, The Washington Post- pants without pockets not that becomes general, offering Ah, another anti-crime nostrum, but decently paying job they can get or King Features Syndicate By Lynn Dugas United Way is used for administration that's not all they teach. Robert K. Guest Student Columnist and campaign costs-much lower than Musil of the Center for National the costs for an agency campaigning Security Studies in Washington has "See the new line of prewashed, alone. been inspecting the teacher material pre-shrunk and pre laded blue jeans in I vrn though the agencies collect presented to (he boys and girls in the our Junior department this fall. together, donations may be designated program. In an Army text book Guaranteed to keep you out of the to go to a specific agency with United designed for 16-year-olds and entitled laundry and in the lounge. $14." Way. It is also possible to specify the "Intermediate Leadership Mass produced, $14 jeans identify contribution be used to provide Development." he came across this us as victims of hard economic times. services in a specific area, in Bowling passage: Manufacturers make new jeans look Green or a hometown. like five year veterans so no one can As mentioned before, we are only "You may want to lake silent tell who is working and who is not. directly contacting the employed for weapons in killing, stunning or The jeans are even pocketless. to allow United Way contributions. But if you capturing individuals. The trench kife us to make graceful excuses tor being happen to have a little money left and bayonet arc excellent penniless. after buying youi jeans and would like weapons. .The blunt end of a hand ax Unfortunately, pocketless pants to help those in need, we'd appreciate can be used to stun an enemy; the aren't only an excuse for money binds your contribution. cutting edge is employed to kill. A this year. High prices are More information about United machete can also be used for cutting reality.. .witness the price tag for Way may be obtained from Dr. George and slabbing. . .Clubs, blackjacks, "used" jeans. Unemployment lines are Morton, campaign director on-campus sticks and pistol butts are used chiefly long. And some young people are for this year. Checks or cash may also to stun; however, a hard blow on the choosing college nowadays simply be sent in care of Dr. Morton, 444 temple or base of the neck may kill. A because they were laid off or can't Education Bldg blackjack is improvised by filling a find a job If each employed student would sock with wet sand. If a club or a stick It is during years such as 197S that contribute the wages of one hour's is used as a silent weapon, be certain it people are most likely to need help work we would be the most responsive is short and solid. Another effective from community services. . .and student body in Northwestern Ohio. weapon, the garrole, may be used by students are no exception. Your United Way pledge works for fastening a wood handle to each end WHAT DO YOU do when your all of us. of a 18-inch length or wire. (tig. 12.)" x OK, THREE PACES TO THE REAR — AND, PLEASE, NO SEX-ROLE TALK.' problems become loo much to handle alone Tall Crisis PlioncTOr when you party to forget that you arc overdrawn at the bank and end up overdoing it, do you turn to Karma? Leirers Coninfunity services arc provided so given to him by the Health Center, in and way youi parents taught you I program is one dedicated to Service, ol good, no great, time But then, helping that people may receive help when overpriced his system. guess you being I chosen one must helping others. We have a good time people is always a great time, they need it. These services are After a year of hanging out in the Miss Palasck, your misconceptions of have i grave responsibility to baptize but our good times stem from ihe acts Iheie .lie J lot of things on llns supported, in part, by the United Way. Union and watching (he prices of food the Health Center arc not others to your beliefs. of service we are able to perform. campus snd in this world which are And the United Way. in turn,depends rise, I can no longer stay silent. misconceptions. Unless one has a cold The enlightened man oi woman will Some of out othci projects real bummers, and many we can do upon contributions from the These rises are aimed at the people during business hours. I would not no longei believe through fear, your include I Best booth award Ji last little about. Bui we owe il to ourselves community. who are most helpless, we students. advise going to the Health Center for greatest weapon. year's Mardi Gras, the receipts from to try lo correct everything lhat is We, at United Way, recognize this is For example let's take Ihe daily "competent" help. If people know the highest feeling which were divided between the within our power lo correct a tighter year for many people. Which special. Two quarters ago it was $1.35, they perceive is love - fume as il might Kidney Foundation and the Sickle Cell Alpha Phi Omega gives students the is why we have adopted a policy of this summer it went up to $1.45, and Dan Feichi be • how can they expect any less horn Anemia Fund. 2. Wc have been opportunity lo become pan of a asking for contributions from only now it is $1.75. 1004 Eighth St. the divine 01 infinite'' involved in city bcautificatioii concerted effort to do what can be those who arc employed. Now I can understand sonic You may believe youi bible is projects. 3. Wc have participated in done Join us in helping others, it'll Your first thought may be that we increases in prices, but there has to be finished, complete and perfect human various chanty drives. 4 We have give you a high you'll never gel from are advocating that the employed some point at which prices stop. And so much more translations and all - that's line. You helped Boy Scout camps which were anything else. support the unemployed, duplicating if prices are rising, why are the have leached your level. Bui for others understaffed If you're interested in finding oul welfare. But this is not the case. protions getting smaller? This seems to 1 have read Mr. Keith's letters for there is more so much more. When These are only a few of our own more about Alpha Phi Omega you can United Way services arc available to be an overkill. the past few years and IOW I must you arc ready it'll be there for you local piojects we have done, not call meal 352-7627. anyone in need And the agencies do The rise in prices has brought about comment on them. loo including the national projects we have not provide charity-clients are charged an absurd comparision. Check the Mr. Kcilh, you ate well tntentioned Howard Sanders been and are working on Chris Washck for services based upon their ability to menus: grilled cheese--65 cents, with and your views were shared by Ihe 261 Vanity South And through it all wc Still have a 831 7th St. Apt! pay. tomalo-75 cents; cheeseburger-60 majority of the Western World in the ACTUALLY, DONATIONS to the cents, deluxe-70 cents. Now using 1600's. But today is 1975. United Way are analogous to health logic, it would seem that if you get high insurance. You pay the premiums, but wanted a cheap cheese sandwich, order Your dogma was necessary for you hope you don't need to collect on a cheeseburger, hold the meat. mankind in the past as human the insurance. When you support the If the Union feels they are losing development needed that kind of helping out THe BG news United Way, it is there if and when money on the food, maybe they need belief as a child today believes in Santa you need it. to be reminded of their market. We are Claus. No doubt there are many others I would like to lake this Through contributions to United students, with limited incomes, and at that stage who still need it. opportunity to welcome all Student! Way, 85 Community Chest and Red the Union management needs be made Think of what you are doing. You here al BGSU. EDITORIAL STAFF Cross service centers will continue to aware of this. Otherwise, they are define sin insuch a way that everybody This is the start of a brand new operate in Wood. lucas and Ottawa going to price themselves out of their is a sinner. The only way to salvation year, my last here at BG. and for lhat editor mark h, glover Counties Mote Importantly to you, only market. (God forgiving sins) is through the reason I am not going to wr.ie this Managing editor carl p. remensfcy ■ews editor mirk n. dodosn people at the University are helped belief you happened to be hi ought up letter knocking anyone or anything, I through United Way too. -St. managing •ditor lorratne I. Jameson Dexter Honeycutt with. All the others are wrong. want lo begin this year on a hopeful, ■Kiiio'ui editor janet I. cordaro Last year over $7,000 went to 19837 Hull Prairie Rd. happy, helpful note and I believe there makaup aditor lamas a. sluzewsfci provide services for people at the IT IS LIKE saying. "In my father's are many out there in newspaperland Zi orta edno. • iclierd d. raw University. Which means one-third of house there is one mansion and he who share these sentiments. »hoto aditor denial I. faicht COPY aditor William p. aaundars the money doniatcd by people at the slim chances? gave me the key and brothers if you After two years here on campus. I University was returned in the form of In response to Kalhy Palasck's letter want Ihe key only me and my type can say 1 have seen quite a few services. in the Oct. 2 issue of the News. You have it. If you don't do it my way let improvements. The most notable and In Bowling Green. United Way helps should consider yourself lucky that thy heart be troubled." You seem to important of which is the removal of support the Boy Scouts and Girl you had nothing seriously wrong with say, "Seek this way only, and you many of the architectural barriers to BUSINESS STAFF Scouts, the Red Cross and Family you. If you had, I would consider your shall receive; seek another and ye shall wheelchair students. business manage' . krslie a. rothanbarg Planning Services, as well as The chances of being around to write your not!" New ramps and special routes are advVaakaj managar .. .. gordon t. eayre Link-the crisis intervention center letter very slim. If I hid written this in your time I being reserved for (I dislike the word) formed this year by the combination A year ago this month, my probably would have been burnt at the handicapped students. Rails are being of Karma and Crisis Phone. roommate and close friend was stake or a few hundred years later, installed in the restrooms for easier The BO News * published Tuesdays thru Fridays during tha ragular school year, On campus. Volunteers in Progress admitted to the Health Center for smeared. access by people in wheelchairs. and once a week during tha summar saaatons. under authority of tha Publications received funding for the Big Brothers what they diagnosed as an overdose of But I say to you, mankind (and This has not occurred over merely Committee of Bowling Green State University. program this year. These services, as drugs. womankind) is growing up (though two years, but closer to ten years of Opinions expressed in editorial cartoons or other columns in tha New* do not necessarily reflect tha opinions of tha Univsmty Administration, faculty or staff or well as those located in Toledo are He was placed in a room to sleep it slowly - -you still have a large active groups here on campus working available to everyone. tha Stats of Ohio. Opinions axpraatad by columnists do not necessarily reflect tha off. He never saw a doctor during the congregation.) There are people who for Ihe removal of these barriers. opinions of th« BO news. Editorials in tha BG News reflect the opinions of tha THE UNITED WAY campaign is first four hours of his stay. He never still believe in Santa Claus because Sadly, the fight is not completed. maicnty of members of tha BG News Editorial Board. conducted once a year so people may woke up. He died of a cerebral that's what their parents brought them I am proud to say, however that I receive services throughout the year. hemorrhage some 18 hours later in a up to believe, others have let society am a member of one of these groups By conducting a cooperative Toledo hospital where his correct dictate to them belief in Hanukkah thai has worked and is working for the Editorial and Business Offices 106 University Hall campaign, the 85 agencies save time, malady was first discovered-after it bushes (Uncle Tom's gift.) removal of the remaining barriers. This Phone 372 2003 energy and money. Less than five per was too late. They found only a Isn't ii a coincidence that the only group is Alpha Phi Omega, a national cent of the -money collected for normal dote of Darvon. which was way to salvation is through the religion service organization. Our entire Tuesday. October 7, I97S, The BG News/Paae 3 'Charity' to premiere newsnotc*
"Sweet Charily." a Unbound, a segment of Because of the show's THE PLAY'S opening contemporary musical based University Theater, four-week production scene typifies her luck as on the Neil Simon novel and provided the equipment and schedule. O'Dell said it was her boyfriend steals her Rhodes threat set in New York City, will rehearsal space for the necessary to cast the show purse and pushes her into a be presented 8 p.m. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Gov. James Rhodes' escort! at a show. in spring. During the lake. O'Dell said. tomorrow through Friday in weekend dinner-dance were mainly plainclothesmen. UAO REPRE- summer, performers alter the state's chief executive received a threat on his the Grand Ballroom. Union. SENTATIVES in spring rehearsed parts while the set Charity-played by Libby life. "Charity" ran on asked O'Dell if he was and costume designers also Allen-decides she still wants Authorities said at least 40 policemen were among Broadway from 1966-67. interested in producing a worked on the play,he said. romance. She meets guests Saturday night at the Arcade, where a dinner was Cy Cole man arranged the show for them. At the time Steve Bailous U "Charity's" Oscai-played by Mike held to provide funds for renovation of downtown music for the original while he was directing the technical director and Sandi Lippert-a nice guy who falls Cleveland. Dorothy Fields wrote the University's production of Barger is the costume in love with Charity but A letter, received Friday, said Rhodes would be shot lyrics, according to Dennis "Dames At Sea." designer. cannot handle the Saturday between Public Square and the Arcade. O'Dell. the University "UAO tries to get " 'Charity' is a play about relationship. Authorities said il was signed. "Booker Goldman." production' director. student-oriented programs." a girl who works as a dance i O'Dell. a senior majoring O'Dell said. "They are here hall hostess," O'Dell said. Other cast members are in theater at the University, to provide entertainment. "She's typically a bom loser Nickie (Laura Sterinoli) and said (hat the Union But instead of bnnging in a character. She constantly is Helcne (Carol Cox), "a pair Vetoes Activities Organization show, they would rather getting a raw deal from life of hard-core whores with COLUMBUS (AP) - A key Democratic legislative (UAO) financed the have students put one on," but she always comes out hearts of gold who really production, while Theater he said. smiling." leadet advised seven stale administrators yesterday to love Charity." O'Dell said. ignore Gov James Rhodes' vetoes of state budget language applying to their department. House Speaker Vernal Rifle Jr.. (D-New Boston)said 11 sections of the budget, which the governor line-item Court to review cases vetoed, "should be administered as enacted by the General Assembly." Rifle based his contention on a Sept 11 opinion by Ally. Gen. William Brown declaring WASHINGTON(AP) -• The Supreme Court agreed heard in November, so that the court can reach an early Dr. Norman Graebner, a well-known historian spoke the vetoes invalid yesterday to review the constitutionality of spending limits decision in view of the imminence of the presidential on "America's Search for World Order" Friday in the and other reforms enacted to cover federal elections campaign. The court said it will hear four hours of Grand Ballroom. Union. (Newsphoto by Ed Subal beginning with next year's presidential campaign. argument - four times the usual allotment. Kidnap The case was one of two with a political cast that the court accepted for arguments as it opened its 1975-76 term. St AI.BANS. W.Va. (API-A St. Albans man In the other, the court will consider a decision of the returned home yesterday aftei a seven- hour kidnaping U.S. Circuit Court in Chicago that firing a non-civil Service thai ended with two arrests in Ohio. FBI files reveal 'tricks' John Rutherford, IX. told police he was kidnaped at employe because of his political affiliations is unconstitutional. WASHINGTON Socialist Workurs party various political militants on gunp.mii Sunday evening ai a cai wash here. He said he youth affiliate" on the «.is kept locked in the trunk of his own car until he was (AP) -Newly released FBI activist. the left and tight. Detiou campui. JUSTICE William Douglas. 76. and crippled by a stroke, documents reveal the The document! also show Irecd by Ohio Highway Patrolman neai Galhpolis. Federal charges were pending against Charles Kit/.. 26, made his first appearance on the Supreme Court bench agency engaged in political THE DOCUMENTS were that the FBI was "This incident is ihe tirst of Charleston, and Harriett Lilly. 38, of Castro Valley. since April 21. Douglas participated in nearly all of the long dirty tricks in Michigan and released by the Polticial inicmcwing and keeping documented case m which list of decisions announced by the court. once cost a Cleveland Rights Defense Fund which files on parly members in Calif.. Ohio authorities said. They were being held in the Ihe FBI tried to disrupt the Gallia County Jail pending transfer to Columbus. The justices agreed to hear appeals from: woman her job because her represents the Socialist 1972 and l«7.t. after the affairs of cither the - A three - judge federal court's decision upholding a husband had worked for a Workers in a $27 million formal Cointelpro operation Democratic or Republican Missouri law that requires husbands or parents to give Socialist-oriented party in a lawsuit accusing the FBI of was said by the FBI to have panics." the fund said in a consent for an abortion. campaign. unconstitutional harassment been ended in April 1971. statement. - A decision of the U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans The previously secret and disruption of legitimate In the Michigan Incident Attack that it wjs unconstitutional for a Mississippi school district memos disclose the FBI political activity. The letters alleging that In the Cleveland case, the BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP)-ln a daring to refuse to employ two women as teachers' aides because mailed phony letters in a bureau was directed by Socialists had infiltrated the document! show that coordinated raid, leftist guerrillas attacked a provincial they were unwed mothers. 1965 attempt to convince court order to turn the Young Democrati Club il Cleveland FBI agents army garrison Sunday in an abortive attempt to steal the Michigan Democratic secret files over to the Wayne Slate Univeisily learned the wife of Rod guns, then lied in a hijacked plane, leaving at least 29 - A THREE judge federal court ruling striking down a party that a youth affiliate party. were sent to lop stale Moll, chairman of the Ohio dead by official count. federal law designed to protect the dwindling herds of wild had been, infiltrated by Democrati. campaign committee lot the Government troops yesterday combed areas near horses and burros on the Western Plains. Socialists. Many of the files released Socialist Worker! Party's Rafaela, 290 miles north of here, where the Montoncro - An appeals court ruling that the Border Patrol may not The documents, made by the Fund describe acts THE FUND called it an 1964 presidential candidate, guerrilla! left the plane after the laid on an infantry use an area-wide wariant to stop northbound vehicles at public Sunday, also disclose undertaken as part of the attempt "to poison relations was hired on a piobationary garrison in Formosa, a small provincial capital on the checkpoints near the Mexican bolder in its search for illegal that the FBI claimed its agency's broad between the Michigan basil as an elementary Paiaguayan border 575 miles to the north. immigrants. intervention caused counterintelligencc Democratic party and its school music teacher. - A decision that a prisoner without funds has an Cleveland school officials to programs. known as unconditional right to a free transcript of his trial. fire a local music teacher Cointelpro. against the jymnrri rmvrrmnrrrnrrfrrrrnrrrrrFrrrrrnnirrrui 11 m m im rrrn-ri n n 111 ■ I lie election reform case is generally expected to be who was married to a Socialist Workers and
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attempts to regain control PUBLISHED REPORTS of the union. have identified the Search for Hoffa The sources said they did informant as Harry Hall of Sign-ups scheduled not know whether Hoffa's Los Angeles. But Hall, also son agreed to pay part of known as Harry Haller, has stems from 'hoax the money for burial site denied he was the tipster. Sign-up will be Thursday from 4-5 p.m. for school The Budd Company (citizenship required)--Management DETROIT (AP)-A people agreed to pay it. The information. Callinaro, who works for schedules and Friday from 3-4 p.m. for non-school trainee comprehensive B & M/bus. adm.. B/economics. search for ihe body of figure went up later to An unsuccessful search of the Senate permanent schedules (including business, government, agencies and industrial tech., management. accounting, ex-Teamsters prcsidcnl $125,000. I don't know a nearby wooded field and subcommittee on graduate schools) in the Forum. Student Services Bldg. interdepartmental business, marketing, liberal studies. James Hoffa stemmed from whether the money has swamp area was conducted investigations headed by A standard placement data sheet must be turned in for General Electric (citizenship requiredV-December and i hoax developed by an been paid. I suspect it has." after an unidentified Sen. Henry Jackson, each organization with which the interviewee is signing up. March grads only. Lamp division B& M/chemistry. B/mfg. ex-convict from Los Angeles Another sou rce informant contacted Senate (D-Wash.), was called back tech., production management, materials management, who demanded SI 25.000 to confirmed the figures and a investigator William to Washington after BUSINESS accounting, information systems. pinpoint the location of a third agreed that the entire Callinaro and said he had Republican subcommittee Price Walerhouse (citizenship rcquircd)--Staff grave that never existed, episode was a "flim-flam" spoken with a man involved members objected to the Oct. 20 accountant B or M/accounting. according to law but said he did not know in the slaying of the missing way the matter was enforcement sources here. how much money was labor leader. handled. Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. Sales rep.: B/any major. Oct. 24 "My information is very involved. Gailinaro turned the "I know my informant." solid that this whole thing is information, which included Callinaro told the Detroit Oct. 21 American Hospital Supply Cory. (citizenship a hoax," said one source. HOFFA disappeared July sketchy instructions for News before leaving required)-Sales B or M/busmess. Management understudy: "This guy demanded .'0 and some authorities finding the supposed grave Michigan Saturday night. Lazanis (citizenship rcquiredj-Mcrchandise trainee: B or M/financc and accounting. $75,000 to find Hoffa's have speculated that he was site. over to state "He has produced for us B/MBA in bus. adm., B/retailing. December and March North Electric Company (citizenship body, and a number of killed because of his authorities. before. This is no sham." grads preferred. required)-Technical programmer/analyst: B & M/comp. Marion Laboratories (citizenship science. One-hour interviews. rcquired)--Pharmaceutical sales B/busincssor science. GOVERNMENT Oct. 22 Kidnap victim's fate unknown Oct. 20 Lazarus-See above. LIMERICK. Ireland (AP) Herrema's firm, the Dutch life, no humane person unite the predominantly Schultz. Krahe. Martin & Long Suit Navy (citizenship required)-B or M/science. - The fate of kidnaped multinational steel company would object. Everybody Protestant province with the accountant-Cleveland: B or M in accounting. Student must Dutch industrialist Ticdc Ferenka, have declared would be happy to see his Roman Catholic Irish have .'.0 accum in accountin g and 2.5 overall. Oct. 21 llerrema was unknown themselves ready to life spared.:: republic. Sixty-six of those yesterday, more than 24 negotiate a money ransom Cooney emphasised that killed have been police. Oct. 23 Navy-See above. hours past the threatened for llerrema, 5.'. who was the government's "no deal" deadline for his execution, seized near his home Friday. policy is unchanged in the and fears grew that he might Ilcrrcrn's son Jcllc. 26, case, which he called "a be dead. appealed over Irish radio serious and sinister affair. and television Sunday night tor I he kidnapers to contact AS TO THE Irish Murderer to hang in Bahamas The Irish government reasserted its refusal to give him but reported no word Republican Army. Cooney in to the kidnapers' was received by telephone said: "They have denied any NASSAU, Bahamas life imprisonment have been ll, iiI been found innocent of and good boy" when a Bahamian court earlier demands that three or other communication. involvement in this (AP) •• The scheduled denied Boislcin's death growing up but later spent ruled against a life sentence, imprisoned terrronsls. Rose particular kidnaping. . . But hanging today of a time in various reform making hanging automatic Dugdale. Kevin Mallon and Police said they doubted the moral responsibility is Milwaukee youth who SHOBEK was convicted "NOBODY LIKES to tchouli '•« petty crimes. Jim Hyland. lie freed to that an offer of money firmly on the IRA. They confessed to killing three of the January 1974 slaying hang people." Stevenson Mrs. Spencer said. THE HANGING is not procure llcriema's nlMM would divert the kidnapers recruited these people, they other Americans in Nassau of Irwin Borstein, a New said. "But we find it "He knew where every public. No one-not even the trom their original demand motivated them, they armed is a "necessary evil to York accountant whose necessary lo do It on certain after-hours joint was in hangmen-sees the actual It said it would make no for release ol the prisoners. them and they have protect society." a body was found on a Occasions where VICIOUS Milwaukee and could tell execution in Fox Hill deal with Ihe kidnapers, perverted them into actions Bahamian official says. remote beach with stab crimes are involved. UK who all the pimps and Prison. The prisoner is put believed by the police 10 be THE IRISH government such as this." "Theft is absolutely wounds in the abdomen and "Hanging is no doubt a prostitutes weie. He was in place in a small gallows a militant splinter group of will not try to block any Meanwhile in Northern nothing that can be done cheat deteirenl." he said. "If we very sheet-smart, and very room, and the "hangman" Ihe underground Irish ransom payments designed Ireland, a bomb exploded in now," govern menl didn't hang people aggressive." she told a throws a trapdoor-switch Republican Army (IRA). to secure Herrema's release. a pub and killed a spokesman Cyril Stevenson Duiing the trial. Shobek occasionally, the society newspaper from an adjoining room. The IRA itself has denied Justice Minister Patrick policeman near l.imavady in said yesterday of Ihe also said he killed an Ohio would fall apart." Prison olhcials said A short lime later. any involvement. Cooney said. County Londonderry. The execution of Micluah attorney and a teen-age Shobek's widowed Shobek has been a quiet Stevenson said, a doctor and policeman had come to the Shobek. 22. who told Detroit schoolgirl "because mother, Juanita Spencer, prisoner, spending much i>t coroner's jury enter the THE DUTCH Embassy "If Ferenka were pub to investigate an armed ol finals he killed three of love" and guidance from said yesleiday that she his time leading and writing gallows room, examine the and the abducted man's prepared to pay a ransom robbery. fellow tourists undo "my father. God." He said spoke to her son. by sones and poetry. prisonei and pronounce him wife. Elizabeth llerrema. privately to these kidnapers, The death brought to guidance trom "my lathei, I hey were the Angels of telephone Friday, Sen. Gaylor Nelson and dead. endorsed the government's as tree citizens they would 1,333 the number of God." Lucifer "I told him I was woiking Rep Henry Reuss, both of "The body is then placed position and said Ihe be entitled to do this. I do persons killed in sectanan The other victims were on the case, and he told me Wisconsin, asked Bahamian in a plain pine box and Netherlands had taken a not see that the government warfaic since l*H>°. when Appeals by AmblSMdoi Plul llowell ol Massillon. he loved me and respected officials at the request of taken lo Old Trail Cemetery similar stand on terrorist will stand in their way," he the IRA launched its Seymour Weiss and two Ohio, found in his hotel me," she said. "He was sad Mrs. Spencer lor "less than where it is huned." demands in the past. told a radio intcrvicwei. campaign to drive Britain U.S. congressmen to room Dec. 5. 1973", with but not crying." capital punishment for Stevenson said. "It's a However, the family and "If it were to save a man's from Northern Ireland and commute the sentence to slab wounds in the neck and HE SON WAS a "smart liiiiii.niitaii.iii reasons." But public graveyard." chest; and Katie Smith, 17, found strangled in a ditch in a lesidential area. Bahamian authorities uid they would have prosecuted him for those slayings if lu- NORTHGATE «s>s»«s>Sa»s>»S>iss)>als»air SEE THE B.C. NEWS THURSDA Y FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE OCTOBER 11 PARTY FOLLOWING THE TOLEDO FOOTBALL GAME. 1ATURING BRAND NAMES SANSUI TECHNICS SHERWOOD PIONEER MARANTZ PHILLIPS BOSF JBL INFINITY FISHER DUAL IMPRO GLENBURN GARRARD CONCORD KLH SONY -SUPERSTORE EMPIRE DICKERING KOSS SENNHEISER MAXELL HARMON KARDON PANASONIC MOTOROLA PACE HYGAIN EPI VENTURI JENSEN MINDBLOWIR ULTRALINEAR ROTEL KENWOOD COLUMBIA 7 37 S. Main Cold Bear - Wina - Champagne 8 PACK 16 OZ. PEPSI OPEN $1.19 PLUS DEPOSIT 9 am • 11 p.m. Weekdays & Sunday 352-8639 REGULARILY $1.49 South Side 9 am ■ 12 pm Friday & Saturday Carry Out Tuesday. October 7,1975, The BG Newi/P»|t S Ford to cut taxes WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford called on Congress to raise on a spending ceiling, he replied. "1 Ford proposed yesterday S28 billion everyone"s personal tax exemption to would certainly hope you're wrong." of permanent tax cuts to take effect in $1,000 from $750. to lower basic the 1976 election year-contingent on personal income tax tales and to make SAID FORD: "We must recognize a similar cut in annual federal the standard deduction for single that cut ling taxes is only half the spending. taxpayers a Oat $1,800 and $2,500 for answer. If we cul only taxes, but do married couples. not cut growth of government In a broadcast address from his Oval spending, budget deficits will continue Office. Ford said tax cuts for both "Under my proposal," he said, "a to climb, the federal government will individuals and corporations "must be typical family of four earning a total continue to borrow to much money tied together in one package" with a of $14,000 a year would get a from the private sector, we will have presidential recommendation that permanent tax cut of $412 a yeai--a more inflation, and ultimately we w federal spending in the 1977 fiscal 27 per cent reduction," the President have more unemployment. Substantial year that begins next July I be held at said. cuts in your taxes must be tied to $395 billion, about S28 billion below subslantial cuts in the growth of present budget piojections. THE SENTIMENT in Congress was government spending." to try to extend the tax cuts regardless "It would be dangerous and of what the President recommended. Ford noted that the federal budget irresponsible." said Ford, "to adopt The House Ways and Means topped $100 billion for ihe first time one without the other. I will not Committee is scheduled to tackle the since 1963 and doubled in si/.e in eight accept that as an answer for our subject today. years. future I want these proposals acted "In the coming fiscal ye3r, unless upon together b> the Congress." Ford's proposals foi cuts in business we act." he said, "it will double again taxes would include a reduction in the to ovei S4O0 billion." TREASURY SECRETARY William maximum corporate tax rate from 48 Ford said the new budget he will Simon told newsmen the tax cuts Ford pii cent to 46 per cent, apd would present to Congress in January will is rccoinmcnding-wliich would exceed make petmanent the temporary 10 per revise, consolidate and reduce many the temporary lax reductions due to cent investment credit put into effect current spending progiams. ' •" • .»- expire Dec. 3! -would benefit this year as a recession-fighting individuals ovet businesses by a maigin measure. When he does that, lie said, "you of about three to one. Simon said that if Ford was handed will heai loud protests front one gioup a tax cut bill without an aftei anoiher contending that "Three-quarters of this permanent accompanying ceiling on fiscal 1977 Washington should keep up an endless reduction" said Ford, "will be for spending, "the President would veto flow of subsidies. But we have lo lace individual taxpayers. And the chief it." luiiil realities: our financial resources benefits will be concentrated.where When a rcportei suggested Congress are limited We must learn 10 lite they belong-among working people." might cut taxes now and defer action within our means." Bob Quick (left), graduate student in geophysics, measures the magnetic field around Wood County as Egypt marks war part of his master's thesis. Assisting him is Dr. Barry Cobb. assistant professor of By The Associated Press physics, who wears a fighter-bombers and six partly by Americans will civilians al the Sinai proton • p rec ision Biiiish-inadc Commando not prevent Egypi from monitomig posls. it will not magnetometer on his belt ligypi paiaded both helicopters swept over the mounting a surprise attack implement them until the Soviet and Western military (top). The device (bottom) reviewing stand during the against Israel. tiisl caigo goes through the measures the earth's total equipment, including I Show ceremonies at a He said Egypt had canal. Congress is expected American jeeps and French magnetic field. (Newsphotos parade grounds in a Cairo managed tosurpnse Israel in lo act this week. by Dick Kaverman). and British aircraft, in suburb. the October 1973 attack Three A m e 11 c a n ceremonies yestciday President Anwar Sadat, despile ihe operation of an technicians of Mobil Oil Co. marking the second who watched the Isiaeli early warning stalion arrived Sunday at Ihe Ras anniversary of the 1973 war ceremonies, is expected to in the Sinai. He said the Sudr oil wells. 75 miles with Israel. seek additional American station itself was hit by north of the main Abu War Minister Mohammed military equipment when he Egyptian fire. Kudos fields, and were Abdcl Ghany Gamasy said makes a stale visit to the 1 hough an Egyptian reported yesterday lo be thai in the 19-day war United States starting Oct. commitment to allow making preparation for tgyplian aimed forces had 27.' Israeli-bound cargo to pass eventual turnover of the "plucked the fruit of Security was extra tight through Ihe Suez Canal in wells to Egypt. Mobil ran victory that ended years of following two attacks in lire third-country ships is part the field in partnership with dart!*M " One of the fruits. past month against Egyptian of the new Sinai accord. Ihe Egyptian General ho said, was the new Sinai facilities abroad by radical Israel says Egypt already Pelioleum Co. until Israel 9 actoid with Israel Arabs piolesling Ihe new was committed to a secret captured il in 1967. Si PIZZA In Israel, where the agreement with Israel. promise made in January anniversary passed without Speaking before the 1974 to allow Israeli cargo IN OTHER " Mideast ceremony, officials parade. Gamasy said the through the canal. developments' reasserted thai Israel will SIII.II accord "brings aboul OFFICIALS IN - President Sadat, in an 532 EAST WOOSTER not put the Sinai agreement anothei Israeli withdrawal Jerusalem said that promise interview broadcast lasl BOWLING GREEN, OHIO into effect until tgypi and allows us to regain our must be kepi before Israel night on Dutch television, allows cargo bound y for oil wealth. It represents a will implement Ihe new said he had told President Israel lo pass through the new strategic victory for accord, which calls for Ford he Will oppose any 352-3551 <*unr/ mil Suez Canal. They indicated fcgypt and Ihe Arabs." move by the United States Israeli withdrawal from a FREE DELIVERY SQUARE MENU there will be an attempt to Sinai area that includes the to supply Israel with ROUND MENU move Israeli-bound cargo IN A television interview Abu Rudeis oil fields. Pershing missiles. The U.S. SM M L X'"A SM LC through the canal by the aired yesterday. 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C*eeet1l M Swrtatev Cleveland area's regional east-west bus lines. tomorrow morning." the Catholic Diocese of Toledo is set for Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Tot AM MOUNY transit experiment shifted Some riders would have at the Divine Word Seminary. 2544 Parkwood Avc.. smoothly into high gear to make minor adjustments STODDART said his staff Toledo. ' yesterday with lowered in their schedules due to expected ridership to For additional information contact the family life , fares and increased services small changes in arrival and increase still more since the department of the Diocese of Toledo. 1933 Spielbusch boosting ridership about 10 departure times, Stoddart extra buses were making Avc, Toledo, 0. 43624, or call Fathei Kevin Rickcr at M»*• i.i-1 o* i per cent on the first conceded. mass transit even more 248-5511. Tjf o'w rows convenient in the city and weekday of operation, a WradFrytrPirtoOr transit official reported. "WE WERE lucky," he adjacent suburbs. went on. "Many cities going The new fare schedule, Photographers Richard Stoddart. into regional transit have which actually went into WHOLE president of the trustees of had to wait until enough effect Sunday, sets the top Student photographers are invited to enter a the new Regional Transit buses and railway cars cost of a ride on any bus or nationwide photography contest sponsored by the Authority (RTA), said the became available to handle rapid transit train at 35 Edwin Thomas Performing Arts Hall Association. The FRYERS transition from a loosely the ridership increase cents, with free transfers photographs will be judged in the following three linked assembly of expected. between lines. The fare catagories: black and while pnnts. coloi pnnis and color independent bus and train schedule is subsidized by a slides. lines to a single agency was "The Cleveland Transit one-cent addition to the Besides prizes for each catagOf) winner, the grand System (CTS) had a sizeable accomplished without a Cuyahoga County sales tax. prize is a Caribbean cruise foi two. I nines must be I ■ ■ KROGER MINI MIZER COUPON | major foul-up. number of buses not in use bringing that levy to five ire Beet submitted by February when we took over." he and one-half per cent. Applications are available through I lie Edwin Thomas "WE ADDED 121 buses said. Performing Arts Hall. University ol Akron, Akron. O. and six rapid train cars, and Shaker Rapid Transit 44325 we're going to have to add Stoddart said CTS had riders used to pay 75 cents flK? SUGAR 5 99 more tomorrow," he said. been taking buses out of to get to their downtown 1 LimH 1 With Coupon I '6 Additional Purohaaa service as ridership dropped offices from the eastside iPT Inwlni.Win. eOamNaAMOMiCaaaaiiaWm »•»»»•• >M""«""<» SGA meeting Stoddart said firm figures with each decrease in service suburb, wiht no transfer LIMIT OH OOUPM PIP. FMILY Sato Members of the Student Government Association will on the increase in ridership necessitated by rising costs. privileges. Por., good Mon., Oc.. 6, 1975 in.u Sun Oct. 12. 197! .1 K.o,.' In U«lii would have 10 wait until the meet with Bowling Gieen city administrators at 2:30 lioViilng Review By IT WAS HERE thai the band David Fandray excelled. Best chaiacleiiscd by such songs as "Cloudy" and "If I Evil Lose The Average While Band opened This Heaven." these selections win this year's concert activities Sunday stunning in theii beauty and emotional night in Anderson Arena. While not a intensity. spectacular performance. AWB's show ■ #r was both fun and enjoyable. The appeal of these songs lay The band's low-key Scottish mainly in the impressive vocal interpretation of American soul and pcrfoimances turned in by AWB's funk proved to be mote than a pale .Hamish Stuait (who. incidentally, was ft imitation of the 60's Motown sound, the focal point of the band due lo his and it obviously delighted all segments excellent falsetto vocals) and Alan of the audience. Gorrie. . v • IN THE COURSE of its set. AWB It was the band's authentic rhythm managed to touch on all elements of and blues vocal style thai WSJ III the black rhythm and blues styles that sliongesl selling point. Inslrumentally. wetc popular both in this country and the band seldom sounded mart than the United Kingdom ten years ago. ■ competent, which is not too surprising The band opened and closed its set given the ovciall simplicity of the with doses of solid, danceablc funk musical style il specializes in, which came in the form of the band's The show itself was low key. AWB two most successful singles, "Pick Up obviously is dedicated lo its music. '/ the Pieces" and "Cut the Cake." doing little in the way of putting on an It was these segments of the show elaborate visual presentation. that appealed most to the audience. The band worked (and perhaps BAND MEMBERS morel) danced L^^^Pr overworked) this material to full casually to then music, which was effect. In its simplistic, uptempo particularly noticihle and refreshing repetition, this malcnal was capable of following the lavish stage movement gelling almost everyone in attendance and costuming displayed h\ warm-up to move along with the band. act LTD The heart of the show, however, was what came between these The 5.500 persons In attendance exercises in rhythmic hypnosis. weie treated 10 a good slum and In the middle of the set AWB seemed to appreciate the (act. 1 explored a different side of the Tills conceit was an auspicious Motown sound-the woild of the hi'ginning foi this yeai's conceit T££*. i. mellow and sweet soul ballad. season. 1$9 Newsphotos by Dan Feicht and Cyndi Bloom rife 8/The BC New., Tundty. October 7,1975 Theater seeks balance 'Beatlemania' now obsolete Review By combo also successfully fulfills the transformation of the characteristic "rebel" into a shrieking and squirming University Theater students wanted to do a tended to focus on "There is innovation but Juan Sola For those of you who were too young to catch the presentation* will not play about the war." oppresion problems blacks a campus tends ID be teenager. , Can rock audiences accept BCR's bubble gum follow a trend toward either had in relating to whites," isolated from the rest of the Beatles their first time around, you could have heard the rcmodelings of tunes from the past 'Will pop audiences comedy or tragedy this DURING THE 1950s Dr. Addington explained. world," Dr. Addington old Liverpudlian melodies once again a bit ground-down and washed-out last Saturday night on Howard Cosell's who (eel. more than think, accept their syrupy minstrclry? year, according to Dr. David and I970's, Dr. Addington "Along with the emergency noted. "Innovative things "Saturday Night Live." The current Establishment views Ihc combo as a new Addington, new chairman said, the trend was to copy of black power, blacks we do don't get to the The "Bay City Rollers," Britain's premiere pop answer to configuration of the subculture beast. The Establishment of the university Theater the beginning works of decided the most pressing outside world quickly." By the unreasonable and totally destructive inflation of the live pronounces this beast as dangerous, subversive, a menancc program. playwrights such as Edward problem was to find out the time word about the to youth and demands something to be done about il. "We try to keep a decent Albee, author of "Whose who they were- to discover innovative University play is concert scene, made their U.S. television debut Saturday Something is. Commercial exploitation has advanced balance between wants and Afraid of Virginia Woolf" their own identity." heard at neighboring night. The Rollers arc forerunners ol a trend leading lo a holding out a bucketful of recording contracts, television needs." Dr. Addington said. These plays blended colleges, the play is over, he return of the classic rock period of 1963-66 which was sandwiched somewhere between "beat" jazz and noisy, appearances and world-wide fame. By this time, the muzzle "Right now we are doing a comedy and tragedy and THE TREND in theater said. brilliant decadence. is well buried into place, and the cunning butcher nips Bicentennial series. featured a degree of today varies betweeri the Yet innovation is a means ASSERTING to induce the same effects of the deftly along Ihc beast's flanks. "Since the world is not cynicism outside world and the for the University to "Beatlemania" of the early 60's. the Rollers are quite The Establishment, after Ihe painless operalion. realizes trendy right now, theater "For instance, "Virginia campus theater, he said. become an important similar to the Beatles because they come along when there it is safe to advance and pats the now docile beast students are no' trendy," Woolf is a serious play with "The campus is a wee bit contributor to theater. "If a is a lull in the British pop field. They also come in the calm Quite a pessimistic talc, but "Beatlemania" is in the past Dr. Addington continued. a lot of funny things in It," behind. We are not play is viable, it can get of the "phony-intellectual-cultist field." This premiere and will forever remain there, as will the Bay City Rollers. "In the late I960's when he said. professional theater. We resurrected again," Dr. the war was going on. Black theater began in have an obligation to Addington said. the I960's and is a trend provide the community ~" that has bent with the times "" 3 1 1 1 8 with a library of classics, to nun v roncciA/riDn D11771 c ' F ' F and has shown the most provide them with • m changes. Dr. Addington understanding of what Make 1 I.7S IOS ANGCUS TIMES " 2 1 l 16 noted. theater is and to educate the . 4S& ACROSS S6 Wheel inl "The early black play students." he said. 1 Broom malcuta 17 IS 19 ■ 20 Independent 6 Unas of 58 Unprofitable r your illumination «• Cylindrical 2i 22 21 11 Settled routine 61 Way out . 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Call 352-7627 after 9 p.m. pursue, you may find yourself taking those B c(V^*»t tzoa*na"a»«'«<»"oac>gov ■ HELP WANTED , 352-8796. on their recent engagement. graduate meOcol studws ot one of our many jrvj tiLik jn jpp«>inimvni ihn» The Brothers of Sigma •.T.% -A..OC- 1971 Olds 442 conv. red large and modem mectcal centers If so you con <-\\r By Paul Lmlem "THE PARISHIONERS have more in common with each other." he said, noting Lit he i Paul Graney, a novice to campus the similarity in age and social environment ministry, is the newest member of the St. of campus residents. He also said the campus Thomas More University Parish. Fr. Graney has a greater concentration of good replaces Father James Bacik, who left the musicians who can add more life to the parish to study at Oxford University in liturgy. bmiland. Although St. Thomas More has more than 35 programs activities connected with it. Fr. A native of Wilmington. Del.. Fr. Graney°s Graney said most of his attention is placed previous parishes all were in the Wilmington on the liturgy. "That's where we get the Diocese. Although most priests spend their most contact with the students." he said. entire careers in one diocese. Fr. Graney said According to Fr. Graney. the University he became interested in the opening.here offers a much fuller experience than a school and obtained permission from the bishops of such as he attended, where the entire the Wilmington and Toledo Dioceses to emphasis is placed on religion. make the change. "I'm almost jealous of these kids." he Campus ministry is a new experience for said. Fr. Graney. although as a deacon he often Fr. Graney earned a B.A. at St. Mary's helped with Sunday services at the College in Kentucky, a school solely University of Delaware. He said he has concerned with seminary preparation. He noticed some advantages to campus ministry later attended theology school at Catholic since arriving in Bowling Green in late University in Washington. DC. and was September. ordained in 1968 Warm, sunny weather and new courts provide the perfect setting for a tennis match. The courts, open es America New courts 24 hours every day, are located across from Offenhauer Towers and are lighted for night games. Central Park Sunday game from a box at the NEW YORK (AP) - (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) Japan's Emperor Hirohito's morning, the Emperor and 50-yard line that had been whirlwind sampler of Empress Nagako were sped encased in bulletproof glass American life has off to the vice president's Some fans who noticed encompassed sipping tea 3.000 - acre Westchester the emperor broke into, a from lacquered cups at the estate for a lour of the chcei and one nun shouted estate of Vice President Rockefellers' recently "You got a lot of guts 'Hands across America' planned Rockefeller and joining hot completed Japanese - style coming here after dog munching football fans retirement home. everything that's happened ROSIMONT. III. coasl-lo-coast roule. with obseiver lioin ihc American foi the nexl bell northwest to Piiisburgh. at Shea stadium to see Joe Later, the emperor and Hats off!" (AP)- Moic than 40 persons holding hands in a Revolutionary Bicentennial thing...linked hands " Cleveland, and Chicago, and Namath perform. empress had lunch at the Saturday night. iwo persons from aiound the chain st retelling across the Administration (ARBAI flic tentative route, veer soulhwesl ill tough St. "It was exciting, but I home ol John Rockefeller Chinese-Americans. country aie beginning plans United Stales on the which Rose n blu in Louis. Tulsa. Okla . didn't understand it." was III. also in the compound. Kenneth Raymond Chin. loi a Bicentennial '"hands nation's 200th birlhday. CHICAGO ATTORNEY emphasized is subject la Oklahoma City and Dallas. the 74-year-old emperor's The vice president's brother 27. and I h/.iheih Jane across America" Marvin Rosenblum. who changes, would slarl in Continuing west ihrough reaction Sunday to the 35-7 heads the Japan Society and Young. 30. were jrresled celebration. Attending were conceived the plan earlier Boston. I null there ii Anurillo. lex., the human thumping the New York owns what is considered the after Secret Service agents A mealing Sunday in this represenlalives of some this yeai. said. "You can't would inn thiough New chain would wind Ihrough Jets gave the New England finest col found an arms cache in a Chicago suburb brought national civic organizations p ho I o g r a p h linked York ami Philadelphia to Albuquerque. N.M., Patriots before a cheering collection of Japanese art Brooklyn apartment. agreement on a tentative as well as individuals and an spirits. . .so you have to go Washington, angle Phoenix and I a is Angeles. crowd or almost 60,000. outside that island empire. The emperor's two-week Security was tight *************************.*.*.*. state visit, including two throughout the day's events * * days in New York, is and in Central Park, only * * joggers in skimpy shorts - intended as a final gesture * * of reconcilation between where no weapons could be UP WITH PEOPLE the United Stales and Japan concealed - were exempt * * since World War II. from questioning by the * * Secret Service * would sincerely like to thank * AFTER listening to a AT SHEA Stadium, the * * imperial couple watched the school children's serenade in * * grnTirmrri mm rrirrnrro 15 irrarwnng * * * JIM STOFAN * * WAWR RADIO * AND THE * * * 93.5 * UNION STAFF * * * on your radio dial * for a warm welcome * * * * and assistance in coordinating * VTHINK ORANGE * the advance set-up. * IXMMMMMMJJJLMULU M.t UIsAMJUULAMAI * j^*************************** df PISANELLO'S BE THERE... at the EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES Theta Chi rush party announces 7 p.m. Tuesday Oct 7 A WINTER* IN WASHINGTON 710 Seventh St. (*...or any other quarter) (Rides available in dorm lounges) Be where things are happening. Spend the winter in Washington D.C. as an unpaid intern in one of the following offices (and earn academic credit as well): Find out if Theta Chi is for you. THE NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS THE NATIONAL WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS Tomorrow Night! or in the office of one of these Congressmen: All the si ^CHARLES A. MOSHER (R., Ohio) *DELBERT LATTA (R., Ohio) Pizza and *JAMES R. MANN (D., South Carolina) *TOM HARKIN (D., Iowa) *JOHN BRECKINRIDGE (D., Kentucky) ^PHILIP M. CRANE (R., Illinois) Salad you Children under 6 Students vork in congressional and other offices under the supervision of the staff. In addition, they select a research project to be carried out under the sponsorship of a campus faculty member. Under special conditions, can eat certain departments will grant partial or full credit for this off-campus Family Night Buffet quarter. Balance of 16 hours (or full number of elective credits) available through Experimental Studies. Wednesday 5 to 9 pm && PJtzzaxxin THE UNITED FARM WORKERS OF AMERICA (UFW) will accept students for independent study in IAST WOOSTER STREET "Organising in the Community." Room, board, gas money and $5.00/week stipend provided. (Across from the football stadium) ] FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATING TO THESE OR ANY OTHER FULL QUARTER PROJECTS, CONTACT •ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL PARTY ROOMS The Office of Experimental Studies 541 EDUCA TION BUILDING 372-0151 Hr lOfTht BC Newt. Tunday, October 7,1975 tball Vontest OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 39 12SiP7Sfo.r»3 7 NAME ADDRESS } CITY. STATE rHQNE K\PI \ SK;MA DISHOP MOTORS DELIVER TO: B G NEWS OFFICE 10t UNIVERSITY 18036 N. DIXIE HIGHWAY HALL. Rush Pariv Prizes of $15. $10. end $5 gift certificate* will De given to tne top 3 parsons, respectfully, selecting tne most winners from tne LEVI'S fOMClll 19 college games listed above. in case of a tie me person selecting closest points to the actual SCOTTI MUFFLERS outcome of the designated professional game is determined the 100% guarantee Mark an "X" m the sduere opposite tne team you believe will wm. i f a game ends in a tie and you select one of the teams as a winner, it will count as a loss In your total. However, If you CROSS' MEN'S WEAR on all work designate a tie and tne game ends In a lie. it will count in your I'll- \ hill' 'il \ "wm" column. 147 N. MAIN ST. ,,,// In w mil Each contestant is permitted only one entry. Entry forms reproduced electronically are not acceptable. BOWLING GREEN Ballots win be tabulated by members of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Ail decisions of ma judges are imai. 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Main St. KANSAS at NEBRASKA D AIR FORCE a at UHiUHAM YOUNG I WEST VIRGINIA at PENN STATE WISCONSIN □ ■ PURDUE D HOWARD JOHNSON'S NBWMANS MARATHON By Norm Baker booters a comefrom-bchind first career goal five minutes second goal of Ihe game and registered six saves while his Staff Writer victory. later. fourth score of the season, Miami counterpart made 14. Playing in its first home With ihe game tied at 2-2. doubling last season's total Before iraveling to Buwling Green's soccer contest of the season, the Bowling Green kept play in of two. Maryland this weekend for a team (2-0-2) took a giant Falcons jumped to a 1-0 Miami's side of the field and match against Townson step forward in caplurrng first half lead as only Craig Cobb's fine JUNIOR TOM Doriety, Stale, the Falcons will host the Mid-American llcndeisholt tallied his third goallending kept the playing Ihe entire game in Wettem Michigan at 3:30 Conference (MAC) soccer goal of the season. Falcons at bay. the nets foi the Falcons, p.m. tomorrow. crown as the Falcon booters Sophomore Bob l.ewis set squeekcd by defending up the I'usl score, which IT APPEARED that the MAC champ Miami came only I.' minutes into game would be a carbon University. 3-2. Friday the game. copy of last season's 2-2 afternoon. AN ANKLE injury to BG contest in which BG It took an alert official's forward Steve Kittlebcrgcr outshot Miami 44-15 but IM notes call followed by sophomore in the first half, though, couldn't fire the Ken Hendershott's second kept (he junior starlet on game-winner past Cobb. Entries for coed football arc duo loday in ihe Intramural goal of the game to give the the bench for the rest of the But an obstruction call office. Play will begin Oct. 16. game and the Redskins took against a Miami defender in Entry forms ire available from fraternity and residence advantage of BG's front of the Redskins' net hall athletic chairmen and at the IM office, 201 Memo '-' misfortune. with only 27 seconds Mall Sailing Miami, although kept off remaining in the second half * * • the scoreboard m the first set up Friday's winning Entries foi the all-campus toll tournament and the cross half, knotted the game at score. country meet arc now available from fraternity and club the 6 50 mark of the second Ilendersholt. roaming residence hall athletic chairmen. half as Bruce Kleine tallied around the net. was blocked Off-campus students can get entries n the IM office. Bowling Green's women's the II equalizer, by a Miami fullback and the sailing club captured fourth The Redskins continued Falcons were awarded an THE GOLF toumamenl is set foi It) a m Oct. 18 on Ihe place Saturday at the Ohio their pressure on the Falcon Indirect kick. University golf course I ho cross country meet is set for Wesleyan women's regatta defense atu! look a 2 I lead With the ball placed only •I 30p.m. Oct. 17 Ml entries are due Oct. 14 at Leatherlips Yacht Club in at 18:43 on a score by five yards away from the • * * Columbus. Eight schools forward Steve Brewer. goal mouth, senior Steve liiiiaimn.il touch lonlhall began last week with 135 participated in the regalia Bowling Green's killer Cabalka passed the ball to loams competing in -I diliercnt leagues, league winners Peggy Delaney. Donna instinct, seemingly donnant llendersholl who fired a will advance to ihe divisional playoffs beginning Nov. 12. Sink. Kathy Ford and so far this season, then shot through Cobb's 1 he Sigma Chi Hoostcrs are the dclending champions. All Nancy Peters competed foi emerged as sophomore outstretched hands. touch football games arc played from S-io p.m. on the IM BG. Marly Koliuck scored his It was Hcndersholl's fields Junior forward Steve Kittleberger, who has scored two goals this Hewlett-Packard representative season falls to the ground in last Friday's game against Miami Injury University. The Webster, N.Y. native suffered a sprained left to demonstrate on campus, ankle on the play. BG freshman Erich Tausch (center) and Miami's Dave Easton, meanwhile, attempt to gain control of the ball. (Newsphoto by Ed Suba) October 8th Tribe signs two-year pact He'll show you how to get the most out of any HP calculator. Just come to with IL's Toledo Mudhens BEE GEE BOOKSTORE TOLEDO (AP)-The year. 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Falcon coach Don performance of reserve touchdown drive in the Western ten yard-line and Doug Smith. (quarterback. After free Capping a 64-yard drive safety Greg Davidson's The misery of his icjin's Nelilcn said following the tailback Marcus Johnson. second quarter that put the The Falcon defense, one bulldozed his way over a haif-do/.cn Western linemen in 13 plays, quarterback interception return set up fourth shutout ul the Hison win. "I think it was our Johnson, replacing Preston, Falcons on the scoreboard. of the main factors which Millci dove over from two the drive, reserve tailback did noi seem lo dampen the ilelense that won Ihe game rushed for 102 yards in 21 Johnson, a sophomore has kept BG unbeaten, for a score yards out to give BG a 21-0 Andre Parker sprinted spirits ol Western Michigan again. tries and scored his first from Yellow Springs, went broke the contest open late lead. around left end from 20 coach Elliot Uzelac. "Our offense did a good touchdown this season. into Ihe end /.one over right in the first half. With 1:04 WHILE MOST fans were The last drive, coming yards out to round out the "When it rains, u really job. We played with a few "I really didn't think I tackle Gene Jones from two left in the half, Western heading toward the gates with 55 seconds to go. had scoring. pours." the liist-yeai coach people hurl bui I wasn't had that many yards. I just yards out, capping a 69-yard quarterback Sollic Boone late in the game, the said following Saturday's happy aboul the penalties. kept running for first drive. Before the went back to pass on third Falcons reeled off their last 28 0 whitewash by the We made too many downs." the pudgy 5-7 touchdown, Don Taylor down. two scoring drives. The first Falcons before 13.0'M) fans MI i s ( a kes,'' N eh I en Johnson said. failed on two field goal Left defensive end Bill dnve consisted of Johnson' jl Doyt I.. Perry Field. lamented. IT WAS Johnson's attempts from 46 yards out. Whidden ambushed Boone running and some line for Ihe fourth Mine ill as running (seven carries for 37 The tries, however, gave from the blind side just as blocking up front by center MAC stand ings many weeks, there was good yards) and Mark Miller's Taylor the MAC all-time he threw the ball. Right Steve Sludcr. tackles Jones The contest, not one ol TEAM MAC OVERALL the more exciting games in news anil bad news. The had Northern Illinois 2-0 1.1 news was tailback Dave recent IKi history, sa\s the BOWLING GREEN 1-0 4-0 unbeaten I alconi {44}) Preston. who was Miami 1-0 3-1 spearheaded by a Western capitalize on Bronco Central Michigan 201 3-1-1 mistakes in UlC second lacklei early In Ihe game Ohio University 2-0-1 2-1-1 period and generate a pan Preston sustained a Ball Stale 1-2 3-2 oi fourth-quartet drive, to pinched nerve in his lower 1.1 gjincr then first hack and sal out inosi ol Kent State 0-2 \liil American Conference the game He finished with Toledo 0-2 14 ( M.\( I win ol the season liisl 'I yeards m live carries. Western Michigan 0-3 0-5 Saturday's Results BOWUNG GREEN 28. Western \I eliie.ui 0 Tackles nominated Miami 14, Purdue 3 A pali ol tophomore tackles earned Howling Dayton 24, Toledo 13 Green's nominations foi Mid-American Conference Northern Illinois 38, Kent Stale \r player-of-the week honors following their Minnesota 21. Ohio University 0 performance igainsi Western Michigan. Ball State 20. Indiana St. 16 Itd's offensive nominee was loll tackle Mike. Central Michigan 42. Illinois Si. 7 Obrovac Tlie <>-(». 253-poundei graded out al noper cent efficient tor 76 offensive plays. DEFENSIVELY. Ihe Falcon nominee was Alex Prosak.The 64, 238-pound letterman was BG*s CO-leadei along with Dave Htown with Id total tackles. BG women 3rd ' • Golfers eighth 'Last one there's a rotten orange! That seems to be the in Midwest golf Bowling Green's goll team opened ils tall season last cry here as sin Falcon defenders attempt to pounce on a loose By I .ui11 Leach weekend wilh an eighth place finish al the Buckeye Fall ball in Saturday's 28-0 win over Western Michigan. BG players are Assistant Sports Editor Classic hosted by Ohio State University. Fumble Corey Cunningham (71), Kevin Clayton (46). Bill Whidden (90). Ihe Buckeyes look top honors in the IS-team Held, Art Thompson (26), Ron Nickey (75) and Mitch Sherrell (24). The perennial powerhouse of women's sports. Michigan finishing wilh a three day learn total ol 1,531. IX! totaled (Newsphoto by Mike Passarello) State University (MSU). dominated play in the Midwest 1.593 In lh* '-hole tourney. Association Of Intercollegiate Athletic Women's (MAIAWI FRESHMAN STEVE CRUSE paced the falcon effort as golf tournament ovei the weekend to capture the Mhlwcsi lie placed seventh among 66 individuals Cmse totaled 306 championship. (75.75,79and 77). Host Bowling Green, coached by Dolores Black, placed Senior Steve Mossing and liesliman Pal Dug.in each had The BG New third in ihe regional tournament held on the Universit) 320 totals I'm the Falcons. Golf Course. Mossing had rounds of SO. XI, T> and 7') while Dugan SPORTS Sophomore Karen Parshall was medalist foi the Falcon carded rounds ol 81,81,80 and 78. hnkstcrs. shinning a 78 Friday and 83 Saturday lor a Sophomore veterans John Miller and Gary Treatei Tuesday. October 7, 1975 ge 12 combined score of 161. Parshall's scoie gave her a sixth followed with 324 totals, while sophomore liinnie place finish in the championship flight Anthony finished at 331. CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALIST was MSU's Karen Escotl with a 150. University of Illinois' Becky Beach scored 155 for Ihe runner-up position, followed by Harriers win fourth straight Sparianettes Joan Gaiety (156) and June Oldman (157) and Indiana University's Vickie Lakoff (15*1). By Bill Estep six-mile race, docked ■ weeks to gel in good shape Falcon scoring with an Sue Ertl. Michigan Stale's championship medalist in the Assistant Sports Editor 31:23.2 to score the from the slarl of school, eighth place finish in 32:07. Central Michigan Invitational, became the Midwest first Falcon's first individual then it becomes a mental Tom McSheffcry and Dan flight medalist with a 165. Gary Little's first championship of the year. thing." Cartledge were BG's ninth Donna Belner helped Indiana University (IL!110 a second collegiate victory sparked Freshman Greg Moran and 10th lunners with place tournament finish by capturing second place in the the Falcon cross country "LITTLE'S performance and senior Randy Foster respective times of 32:28 first flight with 169. Third place wenl to BG's Jill Bower squad to ils fourth straight was nice to see." Brodt said. finished second and third and 32 33 who scored 81 and 8" for 170. dual meet win of the season "He was sort of up and . for Ohio with respective Purdue dominated the second flight with Bonnie Boyer Friday over Ohio down last year, but he's tunes of .11.27 and 31:33, Dan Dunuin. who scored and It.lib Powers lakrng first and second place with 185 and University, 24-35. been real consistent this but BG garnered the next BG's only MAC track 186 respect ively. The Mid-American fall." three scoring slots. victory in the 880 last Third flight championships went lo Pat Rodgeis of the Conference (MAC) win Even though the Falcons Falcon freshman Kevin spring, missed the meet due University of Wisconsin at Whitewater (ll>8) and Jean improved Bowling Green's grabbed seven of the top 10 Ryan took fourth in 31 38 lo a hip injury. He is llorvay of Indiana State University (199). season record to 4-1 and finishes. Brodt said his and captain and expected to he ready for clinched a winning season squad won't be in lop ell-American Tim Friday's five-mile Notre INDIVIDUAL SCORES for Bowling Green's linksters for the 14th time in its 15 physical condition for Zumbaugh tetumed alter a Dame Invitational. were Jane Slrathnian. 169, championship flight: Lmdy years under coach Mel another week or two. four-month layoff from Bastd, 187, second flight: Patty Santor. 181, second flight Brodt. Ohio, meanwhile, "The whole squad is meet competition to notch The open division and Peg Gibbons. 174. first flight. was dealt its third straight coming along real well," a 31:52 for fifth. six-mile, which featured the The Falcon linksters compete this weekend at the MAC defeat. Brodt said. "Only Mike return of former BG Indiana University Invitational at Bloonungton. hid Little, who stayed at O'Donnell went backwards "I THOUGHT Tun did eli-American Sid Sink to the front of the pack in time, but we're not quite exceptionally well alter active competition and a throughout most of the there yet. It takes five to six coining off a layoff like host of othei runners, saw thai," Brodt said. "The pace Sink and Bowling Green's It's Coming! of the race wasn't all that Bob Lunrl finish in a first fast, about 5:00 at the mile place tic in 32:02. College Nite Water polo club mark, and thai might have Tie Falcon waler polo club split games against Eastern helped him." Michigan and Michigan State over the weekend at Eastern Gary Dcsjardins turned in Michigan. his best effort of the year LASALLE*S The first contest saw Bowling Green top Michigan State, wilh a 31:58 timing for RESEARCH 11-8, behind a four-goal performance by Dave Ryland. sixth and freshman Jim Thouaanda ot Topics Falcon coach Tom Stubbs used all 15 team members as Gosser rounded out ihe Smd lor your ur*-lo4M«, ISO past, mart erdar caaftaa. Endoaa Thursday 7-10 BG controlled the game from the outset. SI 00 la onar pauaai M Dave Koenig. Jeff Licdel and John Maddox added two nanakna HIM ARCH AUIIIUCI INC goals apiece. ABORTION II3I3 IDAHO AVE § SOB LOS ANGELES. CALIF I PEACE CORPS - VISTA AFTER A half hour break, the Falcons returned to the $125°° III1I 477*474 water to take on Eastern Michigan. For three quarters. BG Oat> ■ anaMdlof TOLL FREE 9a.m.-IOp.l ACTION'S Peace Corps and VISTA played the Hurons on even terms. 1-800 4J« 3'10 But Eastern Michigan capitalized on some Falcon Fall and Winter assignments are now defensive lapses in the final period to pull away for an being filled. Especially needed are 11-5 victory. people with backgrounds in: Liedel led the Falcon scoring in thai contest with three goals. Also scoring were Kurt Lee and Tim Stubbs. BG is now 2-1 this season and has two open weekends BUSINESS VOCATIONAL before entertaining Michigan and Wayne State here Oct. 25. HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION MATH/SCIENCE EDUCATION Falcon sophomore Gary Little heads toward the AGRICULTURAL SPANISH/FRENCH finish line last Friday against Ohio University with his HIGH BACKGROUNDS SKILLED TRADES First collegiate victory. Little toured ihe six-mile BG SKI? course in 31:23.2 as the Falcons won. 24-35. 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