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By Kevin Coffey community mental health-mental relationship with Wood Com y retardation act. House Bill 648, which Hospital, and a working rapport with Editor'! note: This is the first of required health hoards in each local physicians. two articles about the Wood County county." The lack of a full-time psychiatrist Mental ' Health Clinic. This article The major effect of the boards, has hindered the services of the clinic examines the background and according to McLane. is thai control in the past. Last October, however, the development of the clinic. of levy money was moved from the clinic secured the services of Dr. county to the stale level, giving the Joseph Mann, now a full-time Organized in 1962 as a non-profit slate the power to channel funds to psychiatrist at the facility. organization, the Wood County Mental contract agencies, such as the Wood Health Clinic is an integral part of the County facility. ANOTHER GOAL is lo begin an health services offered in Wood McLane said one of the major in-patient service. McLane said the County. problems faced by the clinic is the presence of a medical doctor on the Located at 1010 N. Prospect in stigma lhat surrounds menial illness staff can be Ihe initial step toward Bowling Green, the clinic offers and ihe misconceptions thai many developing such a service. professional counseling in personal, people have about it. family and marital relationships. Three psychiatric social workers, The clinic was one of the first "THERE ARE people who still two bachelor's level social workers, a community mental health out-patient think that if they come to a place like Ph.D. psychologist, a master's level clinics In the state to be constructed this. Ihey have (he polential of seeing psychologist, a rehabilitation and supported solely by county funds. bars on the windows, being restrained counselor, a full-lime legistered nurse EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dr. in a straight jacket or subjected to and two graduate students from the David McLane said a change in funding shock treatments," he said. University are available lo aid patients has taken place since the clinic was Despite these "ghosts from ihe ai (he clinic. opened. pasl." McLane said he sees a change in "Originally a mental health levy was attiludes toward mental health. The clinic also has a second location Dr. David McLane, executive director of the Wood County Mental Health Clinic, placed on the ballot in Wood County, "Our largest single source of referral at 2572 Woodville Road, in Director explains the background and development of the clink. (Newsphoto by Lance and the monies from the levy, which is is self-referral. People are recognizing Northwood. Bolh locations are open Wynn) a property tax, were used to get the their problems more than they were 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday clinic started, he said. 10 years ago." and until 8 p.m. on Monday, "In 1968, the'state passed a One goal of Ihe clinic is a closer Wednesday and Thursday. Fire extinguishers of questionable safety value

By Marilyn Dillon yeslerday, 10 were equipped wilh fire Apartments. 505 Clough St., said lhat have either smoke or heat detection Milton Bengtson. chief building law went into effect, he said, are not Staff Reporter extinguishers These 10 are: Hampton he doesn't think extinguishers are systems. Denny Knauss, manager of inspector for Wood County, said that required to install smoke detection House. 705 7th St.; Rock Ledge necessary at his complex. Hampton House, said that he has all buildings constructed in the last syslems. While many apartmenl complex Manor. 850 6th St.; Stadium View. "WE'RE JUST about as fireproof as looked at many such syslems but has year and a hall" lhat house more than All buildings constructed since 1967 jwncrs and managers say they are 1624 dough St.; Pine Manor. 310 you can get," Carty said. Because of yet to find one that he felt would be three families must, according to Ohio for more than three families. Bengston willing to supply lire extinguishers in Napoleon Rd ; Universily Village and the apartments' concrete walls and practical for his building. law, have a smoke detection system. said, had fire extinguishers in them Iheir buildings, most of them arc Courts. 235 S. Mercer; Gribbin floors, a fire in an individual Because of the number of false "I would put much more faith in a when Ihey were ready for occupancy. discouraged by the number of iheni Apartments, 835 4th St.; WWRW apartment would not spiead to other alarms that might occur, he said, "Il smoke and heat detector than in a fire However, his office docs not make that are stolen or needlessly Properties, 818 7th St. and Haven apartments, he explained. could cause more chaos and injuries exiinguisher," Bengtson said. certain extinguishers are maintained in discharged, said Howard Rulter, city House Manor. 1515 E. Woosler St. None of the apartments surveyed than it would save lives. Buildings constructed before this these buildings. fire chief. Of these 10 apartment complexes, Although il is a misdemeanor to1 mosi of ihe managers and owners said tamper with a fire extinguisher. Kutter thai the extinguishers were in public said (hat it is very difficult to ■MM i'i access to all occupants. Parking violations prove costly apprehend the people who misuse Delhcrt Low. maintenance man lor idem. Grecnview Apartments, 214 Napoleon Rd.. said thai there is an exiinguisher By Cyndi Bloom "At Parking Services I registered my issuance of the warning been with the University. Jones joined "For (he number of apartments we in Ihe two boiler rooms and one in the Staff Reporter car for $10 and found out I was on a (nonregistration warning) and ihe the staff in 1964. have in Bowling Green, we don't have mainlanence room at Greenview bui low list because of tickets I had summons (nonregistration summons) "The only way to gel on this list is H a very big fire problem," Rutter said. If none in any olhei area accessible to University parking regulations have received from fall and winter quarter, il may be towed by order Ihe Parking 10 nol obey the rules, we don't make the occupants of various apartments residents. prevailed and Larry E. McCrimager, because 1 failed to register the car. Services Department at the owner's up the list on the basis ,of sex or think Ihey should have a fire LCOM Lang, employe at the Falcon senior, has registered his car. "I have already paid $50 in parking expense each time il is observed on the nationality." he said. exiinguisher. ihey could purchase one Square Apartments. 402 High Si., said McCrimager was in Prout cafeteria violations for not registering the car, premises of the Universily and until "We can't say we are looking for (hemselves. he said. thai as far as she knew there were no yesterday afternoon when he was told so I plan to appeal the $10 registration such lime as il is registered according this one person, it lakes lime to extinguishers in the complex. thai a wrecker was pulled up to his car, in Student Court. I know I won't get 10 the prescribed procedures." update the list but when the person's OF 13 APARTMENTS surveyed Ed Carty. owner of Campus Manor parked in front of the Union, planning the $10 from the -tow truck operator car appears on the list and he is parked to low it away. back but I don't think I should have lo Jones said the low list has been in on campus we have the right to tow "I got down there as fast as I could pay il," he said. existence at least as long as he has his car." and told them that I would move the Lt. Melnn R. Jones of Parking car right now," McCrimager said. Services said, "We make up the low "But when I got there," he said, list from a list of students, faculty and Handgun bill awaits "the woman from Parking Services slaff who have received registration told me that I had lo pay ihe tow warnings and towing warnings and truck operator $10. I don't understand have still failed to register their cars. why I had lo pay the $10: I was full House approval willing lo immediately move the car. "NO ONE LIKES to get their car towed and people make me out to be WASHINGTON (API-The House JUDICIARY COMMITTEE 'THE WOMAN then told me lhat if the villian but I can only follow the Judiciary Committee yesterday chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. (D-NJ) I didn't pay the operator he would then rules as they are stated in the Motor approved a com roversial bill designed said he had been assured by some tow the car and I would have to pay Vehicle and Bicycle Regulations (o outlaw (he manufacture of House Repulbicans that they would $15 or $20 dollars when I picked up pamphlet. handguns known as "Saturday Night work with Democrats to pass the bill. the car downtown, after I got a release "Once we have called the tow truck Specials" and set mandatory jail from Parking Services. the student is obligated to pay him sentences for persons convicted of Rodino noted lhat President Ford "During all of this, the woman from whether his car is towed or not. It is . using a pistol to commit a crime. has introduced handgun control Parking Services called Campus Safety, clearly stated in the regulations that The 20-12 vote set in motion the legislation that contains provisions 1 guess she thought I was going to cars are towed at the owners expense," procedure for ihe first House similar to the Judiciary Committee bill cause a ruckus. I then paid the Jones said. consideration of reslrictive firearms and that the version awaiting action by operator the $10, moved the car and The Motor Vehicle and Bicycle legislation since the passage of the the Senate Judiciary Committee also went to Parking Services to find out Regulations pamplet reads: "If the 1968 Gun Control Act.' has many similarities. what was going on," McCrimager said. vehicle is still not registered after the The vote followed the committee's defeat last month of a more restrictive The substitute bill eliminated a gun control bill. section calling for establishment of a National Handgun Tracing Center to Arab elections won THE NEW VERSION would keep records on the manufacture, increase license fees for wholesale and distribution and wholesale sales of retail gun dealers and require pistol handguns. by anti-Israeli forces purchasers to wait 14 days before taking possession of their handgun. IT ALSO REDUCED the proposed JERUSALEM (AP) - Anti-Israeli Minister Yitzhak Rabin's government The legislation does not affect any increase in license fees for gun dealers. candidates ranging from Arab guerrilla for permitting the voting before the handgun already in private ownership. Fees would be hiked from SlOto $50 supporters to Palestinian nationalists passions of recent West Bank rioting The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco for retail firearms dealers and from and Communists were the dear had dedined. and Firearms has estimated that about S10 to $125 for wholesalers. The winners yesterday in municipal 50 per cent of all handguns made in original bill called for license fees of elections in the riot-tom occupied BUT ANTI-ISRAELI action by the the United States in 1975 would fall in S200 for retailers and $300' for West Bank. newcomers, no matter what their the category of cheaply made wholesalers. But Defense Minister Shimon Peres allegiances, is bound to be limited by Saturday Night Specials. The mandatory sentencing provision said although many of the winners the need to cooperate with Israel on calls for persons to be sentenced to openly opposed Israeli military rule, town affairs such as water, electricity one-10 years on the first conviction, "Israel won a considerable victory...We and financing. And the Israeli and two-25 years for a second offense. held dear elections and this is the first occupiers, who had anticipated' Weather The jail terms would be added to any time in Arab society as far as I know nationalist gains, clearly felt they sentences handed down for a felony that dections were held in perfect could work with the new councils conviction. order and quiet, without protests." Final results from Monday's Mostly dear today with high 65 The criteria to be used to determine elections in 24 West Bank towns to 70. Partly cloudy tonight with whether a weapon is classified as a "ISRAEL WAS NOT a side in the confirmed that most moderate Arab a chance of showers or Saturday Night Sepcial, and thereby elections," Peres added in a state radio leaders were beaten by the thundershowen and low near SO. banned from manufacture, would be interview. "We did not put forth a anti-Israelis, inducting supporters of Chance of showers or identical to the standards established platform, and we did not put forward the Palestine Liberation Organization. Larry E. McCrimager discusses University parking regulations thundershowen tomorrow with in 1968 to block the imports of candidates...The future of the West Old ruling clans and supporters of with a parking service employe yesterday in front of the Union. high 70 to 75. Chance of certain handguns into this country. Bank was not up for decision." Jordan's King Hussein, who ruled the McCrimager was informed that he was required to pay a S10 precipitation 10 per cent today The criteria includes such factors as The independent Israeli newspaper West Bank until Israd captured it in towing fee even though he had arrived on the scene before his and 30 per cent tonight. size, caliber, quality of manufacture Yediot Aharonot called the vote a the 1967 Mideast war, were defeated vehicle had been towed away. (Newsphoto by Mindy MiHigan) and safety features. "disaster" and critidzed Prime by the dozen in the vote. Page 2/Tbe BG Newi, Wednesday, Apr! 14,1976 eDneRiaLS the candidates visit columbus Udall was the most impressive of Alabama governor, but by the time . , ■ ■■'. i .-. "Mister Carter! Mister Carter!" the candidates, though. His appearance most of them got there, Wallace had shouted the lemminss as the of being at ease when dealing with the ended the press conference. Those of presidential hopeful strode up to the press helped him. as well as his us fortunate to get there for the last podium, exposing his famous toothy easy-going style and gesticulations. two minutes were filled in about what smile. Joseph P. During the afternoon press conference, happened by a middle-aged lady a good saving "Mister Carter! Mister Carter!" his movements looked fake, but at the dressed in pink who described herself Jimmy Carter looked like Daniel in Wolltt II SlOO-a-plate dinner that evening, he as an avid Wallace supporter. the lion s den last Friday as questions Editor joked with the audience and knew he "You tell 'em. George! Come on, The City of Bowling Green recently made a big decision in moving of "ethnic purity" and "zero base had them under control. George," she shouted as he tried to its administrative offices from the old West Wooster Street location budgeting" were hurled at him by the The lemmings, armed with tape answer questions. Outside, other Wallace supporters waited and to the present building on Church Street. Ohio press corpse. recorders, cameras, newly-sharpened HE WASNT at all like we saw pencils and notebooks, gathered wondered what went on behind the Even greater was. the city's decision to renovate an old building to him in the magazines and on around the candidates to ask them the heavy wooden door. They were, so house their executive offices, rather than constructing a new television. His famous smile made all Neither Gev. Jawj Wallace nor Rep. same questions they were probably close to their man, but with the Secret expensive concrete monster. the lines in his face look like they Morris K. Udall were what I expected, asked only hours earlier in a different Service guarding the entrance, they belonged, but when he was not either. Wallace did not come on as the city. As soon as IM.il I \ press may as well have been miles away. * The history-rich building the city moved into was an empty, smiling, the peanut farmer's face bigot they told me he was, but as a conference was over, the lemmings all didn't look right. Maybe haggard is the warm, personable man who was worn scurried to Columbus International WALLACE SAID he was happy to condemned library building, probably destined to be torn down. word. Or worried or nervous. and tired of misfortune. Airport to get a glimpse of the be in Oh Hah, Carter was pleased to be But by utilizing the structure, the city not only saved a bundle of in Oh-Hah-Oh and Udall was glad he taxpayers' money, but helped retain the city's historical flavor. came to Ohio. The Arizona statesman was the crowd's choice at the dinner, but The interior of the renovated structure clearly shows that the city Wallace was the only candidate who officials will lose nothing by not giving themselves new offices, as had a delegation of supporters outside one would never know he was in a century-old building by looking at his press conference. the inside. I felt Wallace's efforts were being The city should be given a pat on the back for rejuvenating an undermined at the dinner by Udall and Carter, who went out into the crowd otherwise useless building for its offices and saving money at the for some handshaking and same time. autograph-signing. Wallace remained at the head table while his opponents waded into themasses in an attempt to bolster support for themselves. shift the burden While the candidates met the people and the diners devoured rib eye steaks, an elderly reporter from Shelby _ wandered aimlessly around the press The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) dropped a bombshell tables. Those reporters who did not «. yesterday when they announced that the nation loses as much as pay for the dinner got only long tables , $500 million each year because they have no way of determining the with pitchers of icewater on them. actual income of many taxpayers. "Yeah. When Jack Kennedy was * In this age of regressive taxes, when the rich get off the hook and here, they treated the press like everyone else." the silver-haired the poor bear the burden of taxation, that can't be allowed to journalist said. "Everyone got the • happen. dinner, now look what we get..." The IRS report points out that many wealthy people report far While the candidates were at the less income than actually was earned. Poorer citizens often podium saying why good Democrats ■ exaggerate deductions, but are more likely to be caught than those should retain the Presidency, the tired old reporter asked aloud where the who understate incomes. I HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT THIS SlfilB-W IS PROBABLY INGDRRE employes, sophisticated computers and corps of technologists, the television studios, and some of compact propinquity. Detroit became create about 5,000 new jobs for city develop a system to insure Americans pay the taxes they owe? them are again issuing the call to "save 4&K the Motor City, for example, only residents. Or even a broader question, why can't Congress design a way to our cities." partially by chance. Industries That isn't going to make much of a i make taxes less regressive and more progressive? Since a very large number of Nicholas centralized themselves in certain cities dent in a city which, the two , Americans don't even want to visit our or regions because they were economists believe, has 118.000 If this nation hopes to be a land of equal opportunity and vonHotfman economic stability, it must devise a method to make taxes more fair cities, much less save them, our public Q dependent upon specialized back-up people out of work. Furthermore at a and insure the payment of those taxes. men strain voice and mind to services that had tp be concentrated capital investment of $67,000 per job, demonstrate to us that it is in our unlimited geographical areas. endeavors like Renaissance Center are That's no longer the case. From cars much too costly. > 1 to clothing, every industry has been spreading out. Even Wall Street is just Most of the people who work in self-interest to restore the urbs to now learning that new communication skyscrapers live in suburbs. Moreover, health. technologies no longer make the there is reason to suspect that they The argument isn't going to southern tip of Manhattan island a cost most cities more in servicing them Lerrers convince anybody but center city uniquely favorable place to buy and and economic disruption than they residents who tend neither to vote nor sell stocks and bonds. pay in (axes. trivialities Besides relaying information, these Speech/Communication. Is this what to listen to politicians. Business and industry is I nil owing bulletin boards provide some relief Speech/Communication has taught As a people we have never given the commerce and residential out of the WHAT SAVING the cities comes The article ondonationsto Cultural from the dreary look of some John? For that matter, is this same affection to our cities as center city. If present trends hold up, down to is either government jobs or Boost offers a good example of how university buildings. They serve a Speech/Communication? Well, I think Frenchmen and Italians have to Paris commuting downtown will be a rarity welfare. Ignoring the blarney about students here are pestered about practical as well as an aesthetic not, so I happily got the "hell" out of and Rome. If St, Augustine had been in another generation or so. providing every American who wants trivialities while being neglected in purpose. his class and dropped it immediately. bom in Pittsburgh instead of Tagaste. A recent study of Detroit ("Jobs for to work with work, it is obviously important areas. If this is the idea that some students I feel sorry for those who remain in he would never have called his the Jobless: Detroit's Unresolved more practical to use the center cities In my two terms here, 1 have been have of recreation, perhaps the John's class and more so for the principal philosophical work "The Dilemma," by Milton Taylor and as a dump for human trash, the living mailed at least one form asking for proposed new Rec Center could be Speech Department that has to rely on City of God." Whereas other people Donald Peppard. Institute for garbage. information I had already given. I have renamed the Wreck Center and the such a graduale assistant. I feel that it have conceived of their new Community Development. Michigan Think of the inner city as the been told that all the form-filling I did present $17 facility fee could be used is the responsibility of the Speech Jerusalems as urban, America, the State University) points out that only American version of the Gulag at registration did not provide the to construct a building appropriate for Department to make sure these people most industrial of nations, clutches its 23 per cent of the suburban work Archipelago. As befits a nation with department in which I major with my such destructive behavior. are qualified and good examples of bucolic Utopias. force commutes into the center city such a high standard of living, the address. what they profess to know. while 33 per cent of job-holding city prisoners in our Archipelago have I have trudged back and forth over Karen Kaul A NEW Harvard-MIT study (as residents must commute to the color television, social workers and ice-covered sidewalks to inconvenient 840 Sixth St. Apt. J Sylvia R. Sanchez reported in the April issue of Fortune) suburbs. The old pattern has already food stamps. parking lots. I have been depressed by 324 McDonald West finds only 23 per cent of metropolitan been reversed. crime on campus, tacky classrooms area householders want to live in any In Russia you are sent to the Gulag and confusing teachers, two of whom speech large city. Thirteen per cent expressed IN A SITUATION of this sort, how for committing political crimes, which could barely speak English. My dystrophy a preference for a small city, while 20 do we go about "saving" Detroit? you can't do in the United States parents' money, which we could I was told that the Speech chose a town or a village and 29 per Bring the factories back? Absurd. because we don't have politics, we certainly use at home, has been taken Department is .... but I never really The Kohl Hall Muscular Dystrophy cent voted for happy isolation in the They moved out because they could only have elections. In America one is to support organizations I will never realized it was... Dance Marathon will take place on sylvan boonies. get what they needed better and consigned to the Archipelago for being join. It is supposedly a school of mass Friday, May 14th and Saturday, Mary cheaper out in the uncongested, economically superfluous. Now I am told that if I fail to communication, but mass 15th. It seems that whenever Americans decentralized verdant leafiness of the Hence the cities won't be saved; carefully peruse the quantities of junk communication my foot. I don't see The dance will feature competing can pack and get out of town, they do. burbs. they will be maintained as the most sent out every term by this allegedly how they can call themselves couples from dormitories, fraternities The trek to the suburbs and beyond Detroit, like many other cities, is important part of our social sewage short-funded University. I will be communication people when those and sororities and special couples from began in the 1860s, even before we'd hoping that, if salvation is not to be system. People are cheap and fined, or rather my parents will be who are supposed to be experts in the the campus and community. finished building our cities, and it got from bringing back the factories, it biodegradable. since my mother wouldn't take $3 out field of communication either don't All preceeds from this fund-raising continues. Since 1970 every one of the can be done by erecting office of my SS-a-month allowance. care or their level of incompetency is event will go to the Muscular country's largest metropolitan areas. buildings. So it and Henry Ford II are Copyright 1976, The Washington The "negative check-off" is clearly so high that it is no longer their fault. Dystrophy Association to be used in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles. putting up the $337 million Post-King Features Syndicate an attempt to trick students out of They choose graduate assistants to the Bowling Green and Toledo areas. Philadelphia and Detroit, has lost their money. It is not reasonable, and I teach us Freshman Speech/Com- Prizes will be awarded to the population. wish it weren't feasible either. munication while these assistants are organization that raises > the most ■me BG news not qualified for the job. To teach a money and there will be plenty of fun Whether or not we like cities, do we Elizabeth Alston subject Is one thing but to be a teacher and excitement as couples try to go need them? Certainly we need to live 1049 I vn Rd is another thing. the distance. together, but not in conurbations of EDITORIAL STAFF Above all, the teacher should be a If you're interested in dancing for the size we have in mind when we use adrtot loMph I. woKat a managing aditor model of behavior and communication your dorm, fraternity or sorority see the word city. Athens. Florence, all kovln b. mccrav now* editor patncia a. ttiomaa wreck center for his students. After all if the teacher your activities' representatives or the great cities of our civilization were aduonai aditor comparatively itty-bitty places until .. . Jama* a. durawahi This letter is written in response to does not know how to communicate contact me at 2-4458. • Wl I* tdllOf ■ ■ .walHam*. aaundar. mahtuq •dnor the actions of those students whose with his students or perhaps has not Please help us make successful our modern times. -ctonal aiffocd Waco aditor recreational activities during the open been trained by his superiors for the "dance for those who can't." Thank It's thought that when London «alf»c. aaaa. reached a population of a million in photo editor gym hours in the Women's Building job, then how can one expect the you. copy *drtor consist of smashing, ripping, student to leam anything from these the first-quarter of the 19th century, . chart*, j. aaaaMa* mutilating, and destroying the bulletin graduate assistants. Jeff Aker no city in the West, not even ancient This quarter, in a Speech 102 class 250 Kohl Hall Rome had grown to such a size before. BUSINESS STAFF boards in the building. buainaaa managar As president of Campus Recreation instructed by John Currie, I came advarti.mg managar and Intramurals, one of the several across such a graduate assistant. John t. aayi* •a!** man* par organizations housed in this building, I and myself had a misunderstanding on let's hear from you rynn*d- my registration of his class and 1 was am sick and tired of such actions. The Th» BO N*wa ii pubhdwd Tuaadav. dim Friday, during th* raaular achool yaar and bulletin boards are in the building to told to leave the class. John's exact The BG News welcomes all letters to the editor and opinion columns one. a weak during ** MMMt«««,. und*r author,*, of •» PaMicMion, PMMMM serve a purpose for these words were, "I don't feel like arguing Letters may comment on any other letter, column or editorial or Bowling Graan Stai. Uniaararty. »-wrrn™a organizations-publicity. It is one today." My response was. "Well, Letters should he a maximum of 300 words, typewritten We ask that Opinion. *ipnM**d in adttorirt cartoon, or odnr column, in th* Naaa do nat method employed to convey neither do I." John's next words were, columns be no more than tour typed pages triple-spaced. naoaatarily r.flact th* opinion* ol dia Unmamty Aorninwration, faculty or «t*ft or dM The News maintains the right to edit all submissions that exceed these Staa* ol Ohio. Opinion* aapraaad by columnar*, do not rma—iln i*flact «N opinion. information to students in our ••Well, then get the hell out of here." o« Tha BO Nawa. Editorial* mth.BG Naaa rarlact as. opinion, of dta ■■UUTU-TJ organizations. The message cannot be First, I was shocked because my limits, with respect to the laws of libel and proper taste. mambar. of tha BO Naw. Editorial Board. matorrn/ or conveyed, however, if the bulletin behavior certainly did not call for such Letters and columns must include the author's name, address and Editorial and Bwir. board is ripped apart, written on, or language on his part and secondly, phone number, and may be mailed to the Editor, co The BG News. 106 1Baltimore's temporary city hall organization for the selected Coman. Coman said the outdoor maintained under any tight Coffeehouse entertainment factory than the concrete floor and yesterday, police said. 1976-77 academic year. recreation committee was situation." in the Carnation Room. twisted machinery, officials said. Most of Authorities said a man identified as Coman. who has been THE BOARD ALSO added this year and because The publicity committee No chairman was named the dead were women. Charles Hopkins of Baltimore was shot by active in UAO lor three named Carol E. Ross as of its success, it will become will be headed by Asad. the to the special events The blast in the township of Lapua, police after the shootings and was in years, served as activities vice-president and Steve P. a permanent committee. former vice-president. committee. Coman said the 230 miles north of Helsinki, was by far critical condition at University Hospital coordinator this year and Sinisgalli as coordinator of Robert D. Heflin will Rebecca D. Slump was executive committee will the worst accident In Finland's peacetime with, five gunshot wounds. • also was chairman of the activities. replace Jon C. Martin in named as editor of the wait for more applications history. It wrecked the cartridge loading Police said they were searching for special events committee. The executive board of directing the performing Electric Blanket. Michael A. to be processed before a plant of the Lapua ammunition works another person in connection with the The new president will UAO, consisting of the arts committee. Union will replace Matthew new special events chairman while more than 60 persons were working shootings, which occurred shortly before work in conjunction with president, activities COMAN SAID it will be J. McCookey as chairman Is selected. The committee in the building, officials said. 1 p.m. yesterday. Hoose this quarter. Coman coordinator and difficult for the new of the public relations is in charge of Mardi Gras The blast was felt more than 15 miles The shootings took place near Mayor said "UAO has done a vice-president. Jenniger T. chairman of performing arts department of UAO. and special entertainment away and broke windows within William Donald Schaefer's seventh-floor fantastic job this year. Ill Asad, chose new chairmen to top Martin's Beverly A. Rogers will programming for the two-thirds of a mile. The plant is located office but the mayor was not involved, be putting ihe polish on the for the fourteen UAO achievements this year. He chair (he exhibits University. in the middle of Lapua township. police said. It was not known whether the shoe." committees. said the University has never committee, Debbie Walsh Coman said he was "So far we have no idea of the cause of mayor was in the office at the time of the will plan activities for the pleased with the number of the terrible explosion," a defense shootings. travel committee and James applicants for the various ministry spokesman' said. "The strange Municipal workers and City Council J. Shorter is in charge of positions. Coman said UAO thing about it was that it was just one big members working in the South Calvert Senior pledges sought campus movies. now has "the cream of the bang and not a series of explosions." Street building were evacuated as a crowd Patricia M. Trauth was crop" working for it. The spokesman said the plant stored named chairman of He said his main goals as gathered on the busy street outside. Graduating seniors soon will be help create a new park south of the 440 pounds of gunpowder and contained the mini-courses committee. president will be to promote contacted by their classmates to pledge Business Administration Building and east crates of rifle ammunition. The exact THE NEWS and views UAO and include more contributions to Senior Challenge, of the Education Building. Garfield said. amount present at the time of the ANWAR SADAT, president of Egypt, committee will be chaired students into its explosion was not known. according lo Daniel F. Garfield. senior The area would get more walkways, trees by Daniel K. Baird. with said yesterday that a high-level Egyptian and Senior Challenge publicity chairman. and benches, he added. programming activities. delegation will go to China soon, This is the sixth year seniors are being The final Ihird of seniors' pledges apparently in search of military asked to pledge, with $30,000 the goal. would go to any University cause the PRESIDENT FORD scorned ihe equipment and spare parts for Last year S20.000 was pledged. Garfield student wishes. Garfield suggested phrase "ethnic purity" yesterday, but Soviet-built MIGjets. said. scholarships, program money and said "ethnic heritage is a greal treasure" After Sadat broke off Egypt's 15-year At a February luncheon, the group, purchase of new books for Ihe Library as NOW LEASING and should not be destroyed by the friendship treaty with the Soviet Union which now has more than 200 team possible examples of where ihe lasl third federal housing law. last month. Peking rushed in offering to captains and volunlccrs. decided where of the money could go. FOR FALL Ford told a White House Rose Garden provide spare parts for the MIGs. Military Ihe pledged money would go. Garfield news conference (hat "ethnic purity," a analysts also believe the Chinese could said. Seniors will pledge money now. with Al homecoming next tall. Garfield said term first used by Jimmy Carter, is "not provide engines for Egypt's Soviet-made Beat the rain and bad weather payment of the pledges due anytime represcnlatives of the class of 1970 will located next to campus the way to describe the practical tanks since Chinese tanks are made from within the next five years. return to divide the money their class situation" involving government housing the same model. pledged. In the first five years of the 521 E. MERRY policy. IN FIVE years ihe pledge money will program. $1 20.000 have been pledged by Fall leases • 9 months THE ODDS AGAINST a visit from be allocjled. One third will go toward senior classes. Carter used the term earlier this outer space have been lowered to 40-one purchase of new equipment for the Garfield said interested seniors should •65 each or S260 par month, then apologized for it after blacks by one of Britain's gamest bookmakers recreation center, which should be contact this year's co-chairpersons. James month and political opponents attacked him and following a rash of bets from Southern completed by then. M. Hooker or Barbara II. Coulter. The 2 bedroom - 4 persons questioned his attitude toward California. Another third of the money would kick-off for the drive will be early in May. equal-housing opportunity. It had been 100-one-you bet one Furnished pound to win 100-said Ladbroke and Co. Ford said the real test for Carter will Ltd., until the bets started pouring in Washer and Dryer come in the April 27 Pennsylvania three months ago. The long-shot was Fiscal expose debated available primary, which will determine "whether steadily shortened to the new mark, and that remark will have any effect on the the firm says it now stands to lose nearly COLUMBUS (AP)-A committee for further considered the bill "an Central Air-conditioning major bill requiring full study-a move that probably insult." He said it contains response he has gotten in black $500,000 if somebody does drop In. Plenty of Parking communities in the United States." Ruth Norman is the boldest of eight El financial disclosure by would have killed it, at least assertions (hat members of The bulk of the news conference for Cajon, Calif., bettors who have staked a lobbyists emerged from the for this legislative session. the legislature "are being Free Cablevlsion executives attending a Washington total of $8,000 to $10,000 since January Senate 23-9 yesterday after influenced by pressure and convention of the American Society of on the belief that alien landings will take a prolonged floor debate IN OTHER ACTION, as money. That kind of All utilities furnished Newspaper Editors concerned politics. place this year, said Ledbroke's over whether its passage the Senate and House cynicism just doesn'( cxis( with the exception - Among other topics, Ford said he has oddsmaker Ronald Pollard. ._ amounted to an indictment plowed through long floor in this Sena(e." of electric met again with former Texas Gov. John "She says she's been in touch with 53 of lawmakers themselves. calendars leading to an Maloney singled out, B. Connally but neither sought nor different universes, and there are going to Sen. Anthony O. Easter recess, senators also Common Cause of Ohio, the Apartments are in received an endorsement; that Ronald be landings all over the world." said Calabresc (DCIeveland), approved 17-15 a so-called "citizens lobby", excellent condition Reagan is a formidable challenger but Pollard. "Whatever you think, she's dean of Senate Democrats, controversial measure (hat as the only proponent of Ford will win the Republican certainly putting her money where her admitted he supported the repeals Ohio's antiquated (he legislation before (he Call 352-6489 bill because of pressure and ban against sale of liquor on Senale Judiciary nomination and that political attacks will mouth if." Summer rates are not harm the effectiveness of Secretary of Under the terms of the wagers, the because "I want to be election days. Seventeen CommiKee, and charged State Henry A. Kissinger. bettors will lose their money if alien re-elected. I want to come votes are required to pass that the fledgling lobbying S300 for entire summer He also repeated his oft-made beings don't land or crash their back next year." Others said legislation in the 33-member group would "use il lo prediction that Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey unidentified flying objects on Earth the legisla lion was Senate. colled more dues." will be the Democratic presidential within a year from specified dates, he tantamount lo a confession The lobbyists bill, which nominee. said. they are capable of being grew out of recommenda- "bought" by lobbyists. tions more than two years More than a dozen ago by Atty. Gen. William J. 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**VWWV I PlCe 4/The BC News. Wednesday. April 14, 1976 'Family Plot' a real killer movie Review by Harris), a counterfeit film the pursuers become and aide-de-camp, Bruce William Devane portrays Marks. Dom clairvoyant, and her the pursued-and vice-versa, Dem once again proves that the malevolent Arthur bumbling boyfriend, George in a frantic, manhunt that he is a vastly underrated "Adamson, and a more With Mirtin Scorsese's I«miry (Bruce Dem), a has our amateur sleuths on actor. With the likes of dastardly, devious and yet Taxi Driver" and Alfred schnook of a taxi driver If the skids: Blanche and "Family Plot," "Smile," "dindy" of a villain you'll Hitchcock's "Fimily Plot," ever there was one George careening around "The Great Gatsby," and only find in earlier this is proving to be a busy, (apologizes to Misters mountain curves in a "Silent Running," Dem has Hitchcock films. red-letter week for the Scorsese and DeNiro). brakeless Mustang. to break his image as a You may remember area's resident Him buffs. Their prime All of the performances psychotic motorcycle bum, Devine as John F. Kennedy Both movies are highly suspect-Arthur Adamson in "Family Plot" are deftly a stereotype which lingered , in TVs "The Missiles of recommended and are (William Devane)~is as handled, with the exception after the countless grade October," or as blacklisted showing at the Stadium nefarious a villain as you'll of Karen Black, who proves "C" cycle flicks in which he John Henry Faulk in "Fear Plaza cinemas. ever find in a Hitchcock to be just another pretty appeared. On Trial." "Family Plot" is flick. He officiated the fiery face. The team of Blanche and "Family Plot," adapted Hitchcock's 53rd film and finale of his foster folks, George provide much black marks the 50th anniversary and leads a double life as a AS THE BEFUDDLED humor. As their car hurtles by Ernest Lehman from a of his involvement with the respectable jeweler by day, Blanche, Barbara Harris is around mountainous curves book by Victor Canning, may not raise the hair on film industry. After and a secret kidnapper by cutely and curvaceously and George struggles to the back of your neck like witnessing the frenetic night. As the latter, reminiscent of the 50's keep the car on the road, "Psycho" did, but It pacing of "Family Plot," I Adamson abducts the "dumb-blonde," and shines Blanche rolls head-over- certainly is entertaining and can wipe the nervous prominent local gentry, as a phony medium who heals inside the auto, eventually manages to clutching and nearly fun. perspiration off my palms hides them in the labyrinths At age 76, it still cannot and safely say that the of his lair, and demands the divine the rough-cut choking poor George by his master of screen thrills and ransom payments of the solution. necktie, making things be said that Alfred Hitchcock has retired to his suspense shows no Hope Diamond. As her Dagwood comically and nervously "Family Plot" is producer-director Alfred Hitchcock's 53rd film. perceptible sign: of slowing THOUGH ADAMSON Bumstead-like accomplice worse. "family plod." down or wearing thin al age knows that Blanche and 76. (Watch for the infamous George are on his trail, he Hitchcock "walk-on" in the doesn't realize that Blanche Kissinger warns of world's communist pressures film's shadowy beginnings.) stands to gain $10,000 for Though "Family Plot" is her "psychic talents" if she WASHINGTON (AP)- Secretary of State Henry A. characteristic of our Atlantic relationship will become Rejecting any notion that he is being unduly pessimistic. a much tamer movie than successfully locates him, the Kissinger said yesterday that "a new opportunity for increasingly difficult." Kissinger said "American leaders should not engage in g« the rapier-sharp "Psycho," it missing heir, Arthur outside pressures" would result if local Communist parties Kissinger's remarks were viewed as part of a continuing wishful thinking" about the fate of Western Europe 10 still shines throughout, Adamson. shared power in Western Europe. administration campaign to discourage Western Europe years away if Communists gain a toe hold now. proving itself a dandy little Adamson believes that "The United States must not give the impression that it from admitting their Communist parties into national gem of a film. Blanche and George are could be indifferent to such developments," Kissinger told government. So far, with minor exceptions, the IN his speech and responding to questions he also made THE PLOT'S plot either aware of his the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Communists have not reached those heights although their the following points: concerns a wealthy arrangement of his parent's Editors. power, at least at the local level, is growing in Italy and --He has never met llau Kuofeng, the new premier of dowager. Julia Rainbird demise or his escapades as a Whether they follow Moscow or not. Kissinger said, these elsewhere, partly as a result of inflation and other social mainland China, and administration analysts know "very (Cathleen Nesbitt), who is closet-kidnapper. Not parties are organized along Leninist lines and would loosen and economic ills. little more" about the internal conflict in Peking beyond anxious to find the knowing that he stands to ties with the United States while giving Western Europe a what has emerged from public debate. However, relations illegitimate nephew whom gain the entire Rainbird neutralist stance. Such a shift, he said, would have "very KISSINGER said that these problems could be solved as with China are based on "a certain compatability of she forced her sister to give fortune. Adamson sends his serious and long-term consequences." the European Common Market moves toward political interests" that overshadow China's designs on Taiwan. up 40 years earlier. henchman after Blanche and union, but electing Communists to national office could be -Political campaigners should not create the impression Feeling sudden pangs of George. BEGINNING with Italy, he said, "the advent of an irrevocable mistake. He said his analysis does not depend abroad that American foreign policy is subject to "constant guilt, the elderly matron If this Russian roulette communism in major European countries is likely to at all on whether or not the Communist parties follow revision" with changes in administrations. seeks to bestow her fortune version of the old produce a sequence of events in which other European Moscow. -An adversary relationship between the government and on this missing heir and cat-and-mouse game countries will also be tempted to move in the same "It is impossible to determine what their real convictions the press is healthy but the media should remember that enlists the dubious help of sounds confusing, let it direction. This, in turn, is going to produce governments in are when public statements and electoral self-interests so "as Americans we are partners in a common task." Blanche Tyler (Barbara suffice to say that in this which the degree of cooperation that has been totally coincide." Syria praised ARLINES BEAUTY SALON NOW SHADY LADY PROVIDES YOU WITH 1628 E. WOOSTER for intervention REDKINS BEIRUT. Lebanon protect any victims ol (AP) - Lebanon's two top aggression." SCIENTIFIC APPROACH A. WOW! •*, Christian leaden yesterday President Suleiman FOR HEALTHIER SKIN & HAIR JP ITS 4f hailed Syrian military Franjieh wired Assad an intervention in Lebanon as a expression of "gratitude for COME IN AND MEET OUR PROFESSIONAL decisive step to end the Syria's action to safeguard year-old civil war. Lebanon." 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ONLV 78 SPOTS LEFT * DEADLINE FOR DEPOSIT FRI. 4-16-76 IH.SI I Inion Ai i iv iius FOR INFO. 2-2343 (Irganizaiion Hge 6/The BC News, Wednesday, April 14,1976 - - ■i? [U | 1 ~ 1 T ■' i r m DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE » F AU YOUR EASTER Health agency ACROSS §T Wiiii. " ! 1 SMaalcJaaakl rumidmnmon 7 ,1 Indw •* rrapvhrt • Partial b*nn mv 10 1 10 WMp> M Port | GreatScotf NEEDS & MORE ARE 14 »>n.r *• 0»«r.tx arm ■ counsels, tests 13 » 11 Taoar'l faru «lVal»r, I ■ si a II TWUad aloU> «J WrUar'a Mod. 11 ?s By Martha Moore effects it produces for some IT FraaCairl'a ofaapraaaam E. WOOSTER ST. 1 1616 AT GREAT SCOT women," she said. uma « laUnidau. JJ 1 3S J6 (lliNPAUT It A M MtHNK.M! II MlMPtala laka M Nautical tara I MINI'A • Hi A M D I1 '.« The Wood County Heilth "We insert at least three It Faoo II Cauls V » 10 DrtSadforoll. fliaiaill ■ " I RE IK RVI OUAN1 ' ■ > THIS WEEK! Depl., 541 W. Wooster St., of the Copper 7 s each inawa* <0 'i M I rOOO APRII ' '' •'•' offers special services for week. The feedback we've UDaar DOWN ( [ i-1 ■ ( 01 u Ai FOOD SI AW a OaMMM 1 Crapa 13 aH*' U Moaary p.uU 1 TV Ian. women. received from the use of this H m » 2S Canauil » Rant Mil ■ 1 H7 H Sandy W. Marak, contraceptive has been • Arnaa trirkarr H registered nurse and clinic mostly good." n Partofa Pkraaa Si « 3 p ■* ^5.- HOMOGEHUtu akip'akaal I lalalad tiorjcir coordinator of the Family "The center offers its » InUMryman S Sat.p i> M Slaaaj 1 ^Mall'iaj : Planning Center, informed services to anyone. We never 13 Scotama.'. mdtaav ao AI « students attending the Zeta deny service to someone (ark " ''!-» '"■ 96 FippUrklt. ■•.* 61 6M - Phi Beta Sorority Finer who can't afford the costs," 17 Ana aaau-a I laaaglaary 1 ham »"»k la. MILK aa.rt.aay 44 Mm USKI TO "BUOIS HOI Women's Program that the Marak said. H Prrfia-ltkaact t TMajaJMM) » Tk r.,-p, 10 A.orf. " T*:.'*™" 41 Purtprooallar r,^c\M,j;s [J.MpjLliS clinic provides services such Mela 4TH0-— •."Y.B'Vc:«.«MHppU nSoauakam aMaaa " H 1 as birth control, The clinic will not offer (OOitaklitdol 11 Ua|>'0 OTtft $4 28 gynecologist and counseling services to anyone under the mtmaykMdar -kd. g "j? t At an ..|k. u Corduroy, in „ O Cou.lry DlaOM Spa.r, „ „r v., ■■"' ' Jaal'/iS services as well as breast age of 15 unless parental otkar. i| Sm.rl T u 0?.* .D Marak's discussion ajn.4:30 p.m., is open W Nauttcal pM IS C«Um I..- ., „ rarerall H Racarrf 1TJ O.lB'.' .'i'.1.'.» 11 AppUud bnaka. ,, centered on birth control, Wednesday and Thursday 14 Blftaal or baat It MoMt and ck»y „ „, explaining the use of nine from 1-4 p.m. by panto. I< . 1 | 11 Jl • 1 | popular birth control appointment only. FAYGO methods. by Garry Trudeau The nine methods DOONESBURY discussed included: the pill, which according to Marak mm. spAKtmvm mom! OF anise, MnasiPHuencs, has 99.9 per cent vesfomes weruffB H0NSY-JU5T MtlUt? ATBAse, NO. SK- OIK UK) effectiveness; four types of KUM/KNEV mTATTHt m. eer/ufsoHB its, m NAMES 2HAN6. I'M >tt* 0*77 6OT0UT, intrauterine devices (lUDs), HOUTOimm BXHNSfOF oxer msioups sat. MR. ZHAM6. lOUOtX. Ofvemm. / st?. with 95 per cent : UP A MAcei Wmms- •AT 39 effectiveness and the diaphram with 90-95 per cent effectiveness.

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GELATIN oi IU SWIFTNING 99 Society for Creative Anachronism meeting 300 Men's I wish to congratulate all $65/MO./STUDENT. the more painful the gym, 6.30 p.m. Free & open to the public. those recreation students' $260/mo. total or operation." who helped to make &780/QTR. PLUS ELEC. Stat. Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 6 O.P.R.A. Region I EXC. COND. Call |WI I T Ml L K T / t ^ Marak discussed a new c type of IlTD that is being Seminar Rm. 220 Math-Sci. Bldg., 4:00 p.m. Conference a success. Your 352-6489. MARGARINE 39 used, a Copper 7, which has initiative & help was greatly BISCUITS in Women in Business meeting (speaker/refreshments) Fac- appreciated. J.C.M. FOR SUMMER 521 E. been on the market for ulty Lounge, Union. 7:30 p.m. MERRY, NEAR UNIV. 2 about two years. Teke's: Thanks for the BDRM. 4 PERSON, FURN.. ORANGE MIRACLE "THE USE OF this Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Grand Ballroom. warm-up! The Phi Mu's. AC. FREE CABLE. WASH Union, from 10 a.m.-3:45 p.m. & DRY AVAIL. ENTIRj; JUICE WHIP noi contraceptive hai iucirascd tara congiatulations on SUMMER $300. PLUS considerably due to the Judo Club practic./workout Rm. 201 HafHi7:30-9:30 ling tapped inttj HeTrtar fAaor-'jtjNE 18-SEPT. | press and how it has p.m. Board. Love, Your Phi Mu CALL 352-6489. downrated the use of the Sisters. The first Veterans Club meeting of spr. qtr. will meet Subl. for summer 2 bdrm. pill because of the bad side tonight at 7:00 in the Wayne Rm., Union. Greeks get psyched for the furn., pay elec. only CH00S1 Phi Kappa Tau All-Greek $190/mo. 352 2039, Need, immed. 2 f. to share B-ball Marathon for Charity 353-3874. DAN LOST AND FOUND apt. next F. W. 8.S. 1 bik. April 24, 25. It will be a FOGELBERG from campus. Call 2-3864 time you won't forget. Summer large house to subl. 5g LOST: 1 pr. sunglasses or 2-3867. 4 bdrm. util. pd. Near HERE Hanna or U.H. Shelley, The Casino Party would not campus. 352-4336. Babysitting wanted Mon., MON. APRIL 26 352-5745. have been a success without m ^ Tue., Thur. 7:30 a.m.-l:30 Alpha Xi Delta. Thanx. The Apt. to subl. furn. util. pd. LOST: Indian turquoise p.m. Wed., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau. exc. elec. 352-1400 after 5. watchband/watch. Very Im- p.m. Fri. 8:30 a.m.-3:30 portant personal meaning. p.m. Contact Angel la Bell, Congrats to Steve Sinlsgalli Large 2 bdrm. 2 full baths, $50 Reward. 372-1637. 831 7th St. Apt. 6. on being selected V.P. & furn. a/c, reduced summer ABORTION Steve Bagley for Games rates. Call Rock Ledge 00 LOST: Blue jacket on Intra- Looking tor students In the Committee Chairman of Manor 6th St. at College, •12S. mural fields. Needed badly. Sandusky area. Commuting U.A.O. The Brothers of Phi 352-3841. POLL FREE 9 •m. 10 pm 2-5663. daily to share driving Call Kappa Tau. 625-5230 after 4 p.m. Subl. apt. for the summer 1 000 431 JMU ICKKir.l ALLMIAT ■«■%» HI °'NNE RBELL Slid" O A 4 »Q LOST: Puka shell necklace. Congratulations Matt Swain 228 S. College Apt. E. Ph. Reward. Call 372-5510. Male wanted to share apt. on your hole-in-one on the 352-1957. C $ 38 for 76-77 school yr. 13th. The Brothers. WIENERS 78 |B«C0ir 1 LOST: 1975 gold class ring 352-1255. Renting for sumemr BluffJ for N.D. w/blue stone & Congratulations Kerry & Apts. 1 blk from campus ; HAMPTON gold emblem. Has initials Married couple: 1 bdrm. Kay on your lavaliering. The bdrm. turn. $300 fo BMG. Barb. 2-5917. 'urn. apt. $160/mo. pd. util. Brothers of SAE. summer. 352-2915 o HOUSE 352-0143 after 4. 1-865-9004. (%M4e from a faineant utedto* o{ S&4ttt PUMU- DELUXE HELP WANTED Try A New Experience in 2BDRM PERSONALS Greek Life TRY TKE. Rush Apartments & rooms fall & Addressers wanted Im- wed. April 14. 7:30? Suds summer rentals. 352-7365 AUU&. 3*W. luUf* 6 'fyacfiiti FURNISHED mediately! Work at home- Best wishes to the Brothers N'Subs. APTS. no experience necessary- of Sigma Chi for a fantastic 3 bdrm. house & 3 bdrm excellent pay. Write spring qtr. Pam, Pam, and FOR SALE apt. 1 blk. from campus 352-6293 American Service, 1401, Margi. 878-743 7. GOLDEN RIPE AAft PERFECT FOR EASTER * m„ Wilson Blvd. Suite 101. ■ APTS. AVAILABLt 1968-12' X 60' Marshfteld Arlington, Va. 22209. AKC Sheep Dog & Cocker Mobile Home. 2 bdr. stove, Effic. apt. 1 blk. frorrt reft SUMMER BANANAS L..2T TIMS L.15' Spaniel pups, females, ret rig. wash & dry combo, campus. 878-7437. RICH IN VITAMINS EAs FANCY ._QO 705 7fh STREET Cleveland area students $40/ea. Call 352-4048 or utility bldg. two story. In $ summer work w/career 352-9123. good cond. $4,000. Call Summer: 2 bdrm. furnjfu ASPARAGAS ,59° FRUIT BASKETS 5?- potential. Full Company 352-1240 after 5 p.m. central air. "520 E. Reed.' package provided limited KAY and KERRY: $350 for summer plus elecj number of management Congrats, on your Thorens turntable SAE •824 6th St. $300 summer! training positions avail. Call lavaliering. Luv. The Little amp. STAX SRD-7 headset plus elec. «525 N{ •MH ■ Abajfr ■ AWWTWMI . for personal interview in Sigs^ E.V. 15" 3 way spkrs. Enterprise $350 for summeij ,i.< ■..»...*■. Cleveland 216-884-3039. Steve, 352-4333. Call Newlove Realty* >MJIH.I» « Ml tin mtjnr/ ij, Spring styles for guys & gals 352-5163. 1 Part time night cleaning arriving daily. Stop by & see '70 Firebird, exc. cond. 350 3 work at Knickerbackers. them at the OXFORD eng. P.S., a.m. radio. Ph. CAMPUS MANOR APT.l mimi/i It « 352-5335. HOUSE 518 E. Wooster. 352-4189, Must sell. 505 CLOUGH ST. (Behind? t~* » • f-T Burger Chef) CARTY< •til tt Need a job? Interested in Kappa Sigs-We all stayed Flowered sofa, color TV APTS. 311 E. Merry St. (1W being Phi Mu houseboy. late, cuz the tea was so with 2 matching tables & a blks. from Towers) 2< ' J., - please call, 372-2750. great! We really had swivel rocking chair. bdrm.-4 man apts. (will; »»lll / IH Hi /I/ | fun--thanx! The Alpha 823-6725. place 1-2-3 students into anj Chi's. apts. to fill 4 man apt.). SERVICES OFFERED FOR RENT Summer rates for 1-2-3-4. Deb 1 Bob. congratulations students 352-7365 EMPA Emotional (V on your pinning. Someone Material Pregnancy Aid. We Room for rent. v> blk. from finally caught ya hu Deb? care. 352-6236 M&F 1-3 campus. $150/spr. qtr. F. Apartments & rooms fall i.\ Love, Nanc. E3 UVIM Q< p.m. Tu., W., Th.. 6:30-9:30 352-2766. summer rentals 352-7365.: O OtUTMOl ■f* THIt COUPON WOKTHIM f <=> _ OM TUB PUKCHAM OF ~ p.m. ICE CREAM '.IU-M'S <=>OILLETTE ' WAYNE Women! Join us tomorrow FOR SUMMER 256 S. imn I MtM 1*1 »iit uo' cawfCM l mn-MM IS O night for a Little Sis College, Apt. A. fum. 3 ■O >0M WMM HUWOH Mil Ml I OCJMMil COM O <=>iFMii. LIMIT I WITH TMI! Ililloisr HOT? APTS. Sewing & alterations at vary Rush/Beer Blast from 8-10 bdrm. June 15-Sept. IS. I* 111 «=?,,C0UFOH.0O00TMI«OU0M APBIL II. Itn.5 reasonable prices. Call p.m. at the Delta Tau Delta Total rent $375. Deposit ?MJjtjMiim3MJi>Miuou: DELUXE 2 BDRM. 352-4097 ask for Barb. House. We party hearty, & $75. FOR SUMMER 256 S. FURNISHED APTS. WANTED you owe to yourself to College, Apt. B, Furn. 2 Classifieds check us out! The Delts. bdrm.. June 15-Sept. 15. SAVE$J0ON 2 rmmts. Fall qtr. Mt. r«AMl~. » MtivcaocRiiiutoa c APTS. AVAILABLE Total rent $350. Deposit Vernon Apts. $70/mo., EUNIES BAR: HAPPY $75. FOR FALL 256S. CREAM CHEESE .'33' RROWNIE MIX. .j89'c FOR FALL $210/qtr. 372-5802. TIMES THURS. 8-12 P.M. IIMH 1 WIIM (Hit 011*1 WOl (OUKIN GOOC CT IIMI1 •*i1MimiOMAIKOTCOU*ON ftQQ»->( College. Apt. C. Furn. effic. tiwou-m *«m i» i»»» g 'H«OUOMA»«»1» »•'• J> 809 SO. MAIN ST. HAVE $100/mo. Deposit $50. aMMQJcilJLMJLMmilfiJS CALL FOR APPT. 76-77 1 f. to share apt. A NICE EASTER. Near college. FOR get I 372-0052 Univ. Village. 2-4160. SUMMER 256 S. College, Marty Buynak Is • Apt. C. Fum. effic. June 2J0OO 0 0*wf«w w>w WP2 IFNOANSVvER >?r >M1.--.. lcOUPOaiWO.T1l.il COUPON WOBTH Ml <=> 1-2 m. rmmts. for sum. TEKE-WHY AREN't YOU? 15-Sept. 15. Total rent MAXWiLL HOUII ON TH1 MJRCHAU OF K=> ■««.1L1CT«A»1>1K» DEODORANT ... CALL 352-3029 $300. 352-1315. $210. Deposit $50. Call AJ.C.CIFFEE-.ii.' RIGHT IIARI Giving Blood April 14th or 352-3611 or 352-6489. 2 to subJ. summer 1 bdrm. 15th? If interested in giving results IkMII 1 WIIH IPKI Olt.l MOI f OurONON GOOCGOOD _ U«MT I WITH TNI I MIAT ICOT C< 724 Apt. immed. $175/mo. all -AHtOTl*brjra AwJP»tMfr™ 257 W. MAIN ST. 1006 DO0D ST., NAPOLEON SUCARYL No Calorie BLOOD PRESSURE R No. 1 1215 S. MAIN ST.. BRYAN 196 MILAN AVE„ N0RWALK Liquid . 1 MEASUREMENT 319 E. SECOND ST. OEFIANCE 55 E. COLLEGE ST., OBERLIN Sweetener Sot 301 LOOIST.ELYRIA 1708 PERRY ST., PORT CLINTON rK4NNM4l^ 12 or $129^4 #910500 3002 MILAN RD., SANDUSKY (NMAS4I 1312 OAK HARBOR RD.. FREMONT ■2.29Value .... •39.95 Value 2115 E. NORTH RIDGE RD., FREMONT 4836 E. LIBERTY ST., VERMILION A FAMILY OF INDEPENDENT PHARMACIES...ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU 113 E. TWENTY-EIGHTH ST., L0RAIN 510E.YYOOSTER,B.G. 5ME.W00STER DORSEYS DRI "BY THE TRACKS" Page 8/Toe BG Nun, Wedneaday, April 14,1976 BG-Irish split twinbill

By Greg Smith In the seventh, Law and Chuck Black drew one-out walks" Assistant Sports Editor before Larry Owen singled in Law to continue his seven, game hitting streak. After Dale Swiger grounded out to ther SOUTH BEND. Ind.-When you're hot, you're hot, first baseman to move the runners to second and third. when you're not, you're not. Falcon mentor Don Purvis went against strategy. That described the Bowling Green Falcons' baseball team Ron Ullery. a right-handed batter, pinch-hit for« as they split a doubleheader with the Notre Dame Fighting lefthanded batter Steve DiLucca against the right handed, Irish yesterday, winning the opener 54 before dropping the Stratta. Ullery made Purvis look like a prophet as he^ nightcap, 104. delivered a two-out. two-run single left field to tie the gam*.' The opening win gave the Falcons 13 straight wins, a new 44. ■ « BG record, before the luck of the Irish prevailed. The loss was the first for the Falcons since they returned RON MANSER. THE Falcons' third baseman, led off the^ from Florida. BG is now 17-6, while Notre Dame is 6-13. eighth with a double and one out later Garry Kohorst delivered his game-winning hit. a double to left center field.» ipj THE OPENER, Falcon junior pitcher Jim Joyce In the nightcap. Notre Dame jumped on Falcon hurler, showed he certainly isn't superstitious. Joyce, who wears Gary Kite (4-1) for six runs in the first three innings. number 13. won the Falcons' 13 straight on April I 3 by After the Irish gained an early four-run lei'd. BG scored a* hurling his third complete game of the season. It was also pair of runs in the sixth, hut the winners rallied for four- Joyce's third straight win against one loss. runs in the bottom of the inning to insure the victory., Bowling Green added two meaningless runs in the seventh, The Falcons spotted their opposition two runs in the but it was too little, too late. first inning on losing pitcher Bob Stratta's two run double. The game remained scoreless until BG retaliated with a run Shortstop Black stretched his hitting sticak to I6games> in the first when second baseman Mike Lanseer walked and with a seventh inning single. But Owen, who was taken out_ moved to third base on two wild pitches by Stratta. Randy in the fifth inning, had his seven game hit string snapped by Law then fired Stratta's 3-1 serving to score Lanseer. Irish starter and winner Mitch Stoltz.

Falcon righthander Jim Joyce, shown here mowing down Hillsdale, won Bowling Dfif/VSrV Green's 13th straight name yesterday at Notre Dame. However, the diamond men ^ * W dropped the nightcap, giving BG a split with the Irish and breaking the victory string. (Newsphoto by Jim Osborn) Women laxers win two By Sue Cater the scoring against Wooster with one goal apace. Senior Sports Writer goalie Noreen Goggjn had I I saves.

"It was our finest hour as ■ team," said an elated AGAINST Ashland, the Falcon women did not start out women's lacrosse coach, Carol Durentini. well The women laxers posted their first two victories of the "We began rather slowly against Ashland which has quite season, defeating Ashland College. 9-5, ami the College of a lot of speed," Durentini said. "But we've always been a Wooster 9-7, Saturday before a large home crowd. second half team." "The Wooster victory turned Oil) to be an especially The scoring was evenly distributed against Ashland with sweet one for us, as we have never beaten them.'" Durentini senior Molly Spittler hitting three goals. Schlanger and said. McGee had two each, Billet scored one and senior Jill Durnwald also netted one. OFFENSIVELY, Bowling Green made five of 14 In the first half BG hit three of eight attempts, while shots in the first half and four of 10 In the second half. The Ashland connected on three of six. Hie Falcons came on Falcons led Wooster 5-3 at the break and never relinquished strong, as usual, in the second half to score six goals. the lead. Goggin had another outstanding game, saving six. The women's "B" team also posted its first victory of the Senior Mary Schlangcr was high scorci for the Falcons season with an impressive win over Wooster's "B" team. with five goals. Wooster seemed to be keying on senior Senior Phyllis Slarrett had five goals for the Falcons, Ginny McGee.BG's most potent scorer. Although she was while sophomore goalie Linda Dcy nude her debut by held to only two goals, McGcc was able to maneuver the recording nine saves. ball to those in a position to score. LOOKING FORWARD to Saturday's dual match with Bowling Green Senior Mary Schlanger and sophomore Gail Billet execute some of "Our defense was strong against Wool tar, said the BG Ohio University (OU) and the Ohio Slate club team. the fine defensive play which aided the women laxers in defeating the College of mentor. "We were quite aggressive, and oveull it proved to Durentini anticipates at least one victory. DClQtlSG Wocater 9-7 last Saturday. The victory was the first ever lor the Falcons against be a team effort which included some nice, effective passing "Last season we beat OU twice. 7-2 and 10-3." Durentini ■^^■^■■•w Wooster.Schlanger netted five goals as the women recorded their first two victories enabling us to move the ball quickly down the field." said. "But it's hard to say how they are this year. All of the of the season. BG also defeated Ashland College 9-5. (Newsphoto by Mindy Sophomores Judy Pelphry and Gall Billet rounded out teams arc improving, and we have no easy matches." Milligan) BG thinclads host pentathlon Bowling Green's women's track team will hosl its first area is in the shot where 28-0 was hei best effort last" team pentathlon track neel loday beginning at 1:30 p.m. season. < at Whitlaker Track. This event will be the first of two such events to be held THE MEET WILL feature a rematch between Gill and in Ohio this season. Pentathletes may quality for the Ohio Slate University's Chris Mart. Hart I nished tenth in Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) the nation last yeai with over 3.000 points •, nationals by amassing over 3,000 points. Culler should also challenge fot Individual honors. Last, A pentathlon involves the athlete competing in five track year, as a senior in high school, she competed in the and field events. The events include the 100-meter hurdles, American Amateur Union's pentathlon games. the long jump, the high jump, the shot put and the BG's second team will include three members of the* 200-meter dash. squad's record-holding mile relay team. They include senior, Stanene Strouss, sophomore Jan Samualson and freshman ■TEAM SCORES are based on the total number points Deb Romitk, ' Bowling Green's Jenny earned by the team's three members. Gill demonstrates "Bowling Green alone will have three or more teams "PENTATHLONS ARE VERY seldom run as separate) effective long jump entering," BG coach Dave Williams said. "I expect competition," Williams said. "This will be a different techinique as she approximately 150 athletes representing 50 teams." experience for me as the meet director. 1 hope to encourage' attempts to set a new Members of BG's first team include sophomores Jenny more such events featuring just the pentathlon, school record. The 5-1 Gill and Ann McKenna and freshman Pam Culler. competition." sophomore now holds Gill, who scored 3,256 points to finish eighth at last Among the visiting teams include Midwest powerhouses' the present record. Gill year's AIAW nationals, is the meet's favorite. She ran the Ohio State and Central Michigan. ' hit 17-10 3/4 in 100-metei hurdles and the 200-meter dash last year in "I expect to place among the top two teams," the BGi Saturday's third annual respective times of 16.1 and 26.9. In the high jump. Gill coach said. "I have a lot of confidence in the potential of Women's Invitational cleared 5-1 and she hit 17-0 in the long jump. Her weakest our girls this season." Track Meet to qualify for the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women's nationals to BG tennis team hopes to peak be held in Kansas City in May. She also By David Smercina Freshman Tom Olson "played his first had match," qualified in the Sports Writer according to Gill, as Olson lost 6-3,64. 100-yard dash. GUT is The wierdest match ol the day featured Falcon Rob' the favored athlete in "We're a little behind schedule." Dowling at third singles. He was down 4-1 in the first set.i today's pentathlon, Falcon coach Bob Gill wasn't overjoyed with his tennis then ran off nine straight games. He won the first set 64 which begins at 1.30 (team after they defeated Wayne State University (WSU) 7-2 and led in the second 4-0. A letdown followed, and • p.m. She placed eighth Saturday at Detroit. Dowling was forced to win the second set in a tie-breaker' in the event last year. The BG netters were picked to finish in third place in the 7-6. (Newsphoto by Mindy Mid-American Conference (MAC) by the pre-season coach's BG'S OTHER freshman, Brian Huffer, got otT to a bad Milligan) poll, and fourth by Tennis USA Magazine. start, losing set number one, 6-2. He proceeded to' "I just felt dial we're not quite coming along as fast as I overpower WSU's Lakin 6-1.6-0. \ hoped." the BG mentor said. Gill said he was especially pleased with the team's. MANY OF THE players are not quite on top of their - seniors, Doug Dennis and Dave Trimble, who played fifth games yet, according to Gill. He hopes to have his team at and sixth singles. its peak for the MAC Championships in late May. The top two doubles teams, Johnson-Oison and' Top Falcon performer Glenn Johnson was victorious Dowling-Huffer, played sound tennis, with neither plavint' against WSU, but is still a split second off on his timing, Gill badly, Gill said. r i -» said. He's not playing up to his potential, but should The third team of Dennis and Sid Couling didn't fare as' hit his peak in the next month. well. They made too many mistakes while falling 6-3. 64.' TRY THE NEW TEKE

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