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Pollard hrows rlo-hier By JEFF KEENER Guardian Spors Wrier Hisory was made yeserday when Wrigh Sae picher Bob Pollard no-hi ndiana Cenral en roue o a 9- vicory, he firs no-hier in he eigh years of baseball a WSU. See relaed sory on paae 8. "f had known was in he process of hrowing a no-hier, could never have done l," said Pollard. " MY TEAMMATES HELPED me by no menioning o me how close was. guess hey didn wan o pu any pressure on me." "m glad hey didn because hough d los he no-hier in he fourh " when Rusy Goodpaser (ndiana Cenrals firs baseman) ined a sho a Ken Suck. Suck, playing firs base, did a grea job of Makes WSU hisory. -------.. -- knocking he ball down and relaying he ball o ge a force a second. ACCORDNG TO HEAD Coach Ron Nischwi.z, "Bob has hrown he ball well for us h i~ year. This was his fourh fine performance of he season. s hard o believe he has only he one win o show his season." Alhough Pollard los he shu-ou in he fourh, he hurler fel, "This is he bes ve hrown all season. had some conrol problems bu he wind was blowing very srongly. fel go sronger as he game progressed." " When reached he fifh really waned ha firs season (career) vicory." Pollard reired he final nine baers in order, and walked five on he day. Pollards momen of ruh came when he sruck ou CUs Joe Gaynor o ice he vicory. Pollard was hen mobbed by his eammaes. Wrigh Sae baseball Raider Bob Pollard yeserday piched he firs no-hier of WSU hisory u he Raiden spil heir doubleheader wih ndiana Cenral Unlvenlv. Guardian Phoo/ Carl Lohrmann m Daily <6uarhian May 2.978 Volume XV ssue 05 Wrigh Sae Universiy Dayon, Ohio Federal mediaors o inervene in AFSCM E dispue By TOM VONDRUSKA Guardian Ne ws EdJor Federal mediaors were called for yeserday o sele he conrlc dispue beween American Federaion of Sae, Couny and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) ~ Local 2022 and Wrigh Sae Universiy. A "coninued salemae" is bow union negoiaor Mie Smih labeled he sae of negoiaions beween he wo oaries. "SNCE WE have nohing o lose, we decided o ask for federal mediaion." Smih said afer he las negoiaion meeing Thursday. An agreemen asking for federal involvemen was signed a he meeing yeserday. The documen was also signed by rep resenaives f.;;u.!._...minisra ion, acce>rding o Smih. Chief Universiy Negoiaor Judih Neiman could no be reached for comm>n. --- frida y------~ weaher Scaered showers and hundershowers hrough Saurday. Lows Friday nigh will be in he mid or upper SOs, and highc; Friday and Saurday will be in he lower or middle 70s. hamilon hall board The Hamilon Hall Elecion Commiee yeserday announced he resuls of is search for he 978 79 Hamilon Hall Board. Nex years board represenaives are Jeff Horowiz and Skip Kes~ler, firs loo; men Pe~~y Terhar and Deb Hendersho, firs floor women; Mark Pence, second floor men; Cai Downing and Many Hoppes, second floor women, James Se.non and Chrisopher Dohse, hird floor men; Kahy Shearn and Melody Pi, hid Ooor women Toby Boedeker and Dan Willeford, fourh floor men; and Chrisine K-ilivry and Lori Sullivan, fourh floor women. Anoher represenaive for he seond floor men will be chosen by he residens in ha area before he end of spring quarer, according o an elecion commiee spokesman. ice officers Chrisy McNeely was seleced as ner years ner-club Council chairer a CCs Wednesday meeing. Oher officers eleced include Execuive Vice Chairer Ted Moran, Vice-Chairer of Finance Jim Blair, Vice Chairer of Communicaions Jerry Rupp, and Vice Chairer of Club Aciviies Carla Gayle. Mary Block will be he new direcor of special projecs, Pay koeer will be direcor of public relaions, while Russ Soops will ac as food represenaive. Also eleced were Liaison o Suden Caucus Bre Huson, Direcor of Aciviies Cener Judy Williamson, and Direcor of leaeu<h Bill Quener. THE MAN issue ha caused he union o call for he federal mediaion. Smih explained. was because hey (he adminisraion) will no negoiae any economic improvemens." Smii. s.. d l.c mcdia.ion mechanism "works prey fa~" and he expecs o see some federal involvemen by nex week. Though Smih said ha he negoiaions were a an impasse he saw some hope for he denal plan geing approved. "SNCE THE enire employee body, faculy. classified saff, and ohers have hecn sudying a denal plan, hmk we may ge somehing on (i)." Smih said ha an insurance company represenaive aended he Thursday session and presened some figures on denal benefis, bu ha i was no he nly hing ii.,iussed. "Parking was discussed briefly." he said. " Were going for he rock boom; we asked for free C decals." HE EXPLANED second and hird shif employees already go free C decals bu ha he firs shif has o buy heir own. The idea was no well received by Neiman, Smih said. "She (Neiman) said she couldn do ha because he sudens would revol." Smih added he didn hink he free decals would cause many problems. "A FREE C decal would make spaces available n choice areas. as employees who now use B sickers ake advanage of he free parking." he explained. Smih said he saw nohing in he union"s reques ha would cause an increase in fees "You see play a double role ou here. rm a suden and a classified employee. ry o do hings ha are in he bes ineress of boh groups." Budge Board dumps Forensics reques, cus The Daily Guardian UP. servic e By HEATH MCALPNE Guanllan Saff Wrier The Suden Aciviies Budge Board las nigh rejeced he Forensics program budge proposal, and voed o sop funding of The Daily Guardians Unied Press nernaional news service. " can see fu nding he Forensics program his way," said board member Mike Morris. " We don fund any oher compeiive ype organizaion a year in advance like hey wan us o do wih his. MORRS COMPARED Forensics o he Rugby Club, saying "The Rugby Club is a compeiive bu non-subsidized organizaion. Theyre always ou rying o mae some money for heir group. "Forensics, also a compeiive ype group, doesn seem o be rying like his. They jus wan he Board o foo he bill." Afer voing down he Forensics budge, he board added ha i was sill willing o fund he organizaion. "We jus wan hem o come before us as hey need money, no in advance like his," explained Board Chairer Nelda Marinez. N OTHER business, he board unanimously voed o sop funding of The Daily Guardian s Unied Press nernaional wire service. " don know ha oo many people know ba he Guardian even has a UP, page," said Marinez. Morris also commened on he Guardians reques, saying " While hink he budge hey submied is, on he whole, a very good one, he UP is ou of he quesion." Guardian Edior Libby Keller responded o he Boards acion by saing, " We will invesigae every possible avenue of appeal." THE BOARD also agreed o raise he Suden Ombudsmans presen salary from S45 o $53 a week. The eigh addiional dollars fell shor of he SS increase he Ombudsmans office h ad originally asked for. n addiion, he board cu from 35 o 30 he number of weeks which i will pay he assisan ombudsman. The board approved, wih minor modificaions, he budge proposal made by campus radio saion WWSU. Dropped from proposal were several iner-office inercoms presenly used by he saions office. Over he weekend, Budge Board will discuss proposals made by he Universiy Cener Board, he ner-club Council, and Nexus. The various organizaions involved and he public will have a chance o express heir opinions a an open Budge Board meeing someime lae ner week.
Z THE DALY GUARDAN May 2, 978 Nursing program roubled COLUMBUS (UP) - The chair man of he Ohio Nursing Home Commission said Thursday he saes nursing home program is in "serious rouble," parly because of poor adminisraion by he Ohio Healh Deparmen. "The program fails o mee he needs of nursing home residens, operaors and axpayers," said sae Rep. Dennis L. Wojanowski, D-Cheserland. "We visied faciliies oday and found filh, roach infesaions and inadequae nursing saff," said he lawmaker. "Ye we also visied, and heard of, nursing homes in which paiens are reaed wih care and digniy. Such inequaliies canno be oleraed." Wojanowski said he Healh Deparmen has allowed faciliies o achieve "paper compliance" wih minimum sandards wihou acually providing good care. He also said deparmen personnel have aken on he role of "consulans" o nursing homes raher han "inspecors." Wojanowski said he commission will hold public hearings in Cleveland Friday, Chillicohe May 9 and Cincinnai June 2. He said addiional hearings are being planned for Akron, Youngsown, Toledo and Porsmouh. Schools o ge needed surplus COLUMBUS (UP) Gov. James A. Rhodes said Thursday ha if here is any surplus in he sae reasury a he end of nex monh, op prioriy in spending i will be given o primary and secondary school. "We would like o ake care of he schools," Rhodes old a news conference, his firs in wo monhs. The governor said he will awai final fiscal 978 figures from his Office of Budge and Managemen before announcing any spending plans. The OBM has indicaed here will be an excess of $58 million o $85 million as of June 30. The governor declined o specify how much would be spen on schools or wha form he assisance will ake. -----~~~~-==--~...---------~---~--, D$ncone Prining Services 854 Kauffman Avenue "Your Personal Priner" Fairborn. Ohio 45324 53/878-3080 PROFESS O N AL RESUM ES BUSN ESS N ECESST "-" D SCO U N T W E DDl".G NVT A TONS. why aren OU a MA Y ~z " may be grans or loans, or i migh ake care of he shorfall in some school disrics, said Rhodes. "s no a maer of whas wise for enhancing local suppor for schools," said Rhodes. "s a maer ha if here is a surplus, were going o give i o he schools." Campus blaze 3rd in 0 days GAMBER, Ohio (UP) - Kenyon College officials suspec ha a fire ha desroyed a sorage faciliy and airpor hangar Thursday was se deliberaely. The fire was he hird in 0 days on he campus, and Jordon said he sae fire marshalls office is invesigaing he previous wo.o7es. EXECUTVE JOB OPENNGS The Daily Guardian will be hirin2 a new ediorial saff for-he 78-79 school year. Applicans mus have experience or rainin2 in wriin2, ediin~, and layou. Mus be able o work wih people. also 2rap hie ariss are needed now apply in 046 Universiy Cener The Daily Guardian is an equal_qpporuniy employer Wb iailu C&uarbian The,world fro m Unied Press ne rnaional WASHNG TON (UP)...,... There may be refunds in he fuure ~ millions of American homeowners who were hi by elecric bills ha in some areas averaged $400 a monh during he coal srike. Federal officials say some elecric uiliies may have overcharg ed cusomers subsanially during he 0 day srike by using such hings as improper fuel adjusmen fees and inflaed power ransmission coss. F PRELMNARY findings are suppored by a full-scal invesigaion, officials say, refunds may be ordered. The Federal Energy Regulaory Commission says an iniial sall audi of jus hree power pool sysem shows " exraordin&l} operaing and billing pracices" boosed wholesale power charges during he srike ha ended March 25. Unusually high wholesale coss are passed immediaely o reail consumers in many areas of he naion hrough such hings as he fuel adjusmen clause. ALERTED BY he saff audi, he commission ordered invesigaion Wednesday of virually all emergency wholesale power ransacions during he srike. The invesigaion covers an area bounded by Virginia and New York in he Eas and Kenucky and llinois in he Wes. includes sales of elecriciy by uiliies ha had oil-fired generaors or adequae coal supplies o hose ha were shor on coal, as well as ransmission charges by uiliies ha served as conduis for power shipmens from one par of he counry o anoher. " As a resul of a preliminary saff audi of a limied number cl sales of... wholesale elecric power during he recen power shorages resuling from he coal srike, he commission hid concluded ha some uiliies nay have colleced revenues iii excess of a jus and reasonable rae for he involved ransacions," he commission said. Scorpion kills Moro ROME (UP) - Police ballisics expers said yeserday one of he guns used o kill former Premier Aldo Moro was a Czech-made auomaic pisol whose characerisics make i he ideal weapon fer urban erroriss. Expers idenified he weapon as a CZ M6 Scorpion, auomaic pisol made by Czech Zbrojovka of Prague ha is 2 inches long, weighs jus over 3 pounds and fires a a rae of 7Yl rounds of 7.6Smm shells a ninue. "The weapon is ideal for erroriss and for urban guerrilla use, said ballisics exper Maurizio Coronao. "s manageable, easily concealed, low-cos, wih a noable rae of fire and can be easily silenced." Coronao said he Cz~ch Zbrojovka facory iself makes a highly efficien silencer for he weapon and even supplies a meal aachmen o cach spen shells "o avoid leaving any races a he scene wih he signaure Scorpion." The weapons expers said police invesigaors are able o idenify use of he weapon from he peculiar ballisic markings i leaves on he lead slugs as hey pass hrough is shor barrel. He said he Scorpion is very effecive a shor range and is mechanical consrucion was inspired by he sraeli Uzi s~bmach ine ~un.
Po small farms savior? By TOM VONDRUSKA Gurdlan New Edior By making marijuana a legal ;.ii crop, some of he problems i. he small Ame.rican farmer WOUid be solved, according o Gaewood Galbraih. Galbraih, a 3-year-old law saden from Lexingon, Kenucky, conduced a feasibliy sady ino he legalizaion of marijuana because he governmen is "puing (people) ino jails because of heir relaionship wih a plan." THE STUDY ook six monhs o complee, he said in an iaeniew yeserday. "We alked o everybodyjudaes, housewives, farmers, llld of course, long hairs. Wha we found ou is he people are no scared of marijuana. "The people wan o see a logical soluion " o his problem he said, ciing a Harris Poll ha said 30 million people had used he subsance a leas once. He also compared he curren siuaion o he prohibiion of he wenies. "WHAT WEVE done is looked a he marijuana siuaion in he U.S. and have found ha hey have mishandled (i). More han ha, hey have anagonized millions of people. "The people would no longer lie-worried abou smoking poi...ed marijuana" if i were leplized, he said in reference o he recen poisonous herbicide paraqua scare. Galbraih is he feaured speaker a an ani-paraqua rally o be held his Sunday a Easwood park from noon o 7 p.m. The rally was described as "no a rock concer, no a poliical hing, is jus going o be a nice Sunday in he park," said Ar Campbell, spokesman for he Dayon chaper of he Naional Organizaion for he Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), he group sponsoring he even. "ALL PROBLEMS wih marijuana could be solved by legalizing i immediaely," mainains Galbraih. One of he sronges argumens for he legalizaion of he subsance is he possible be nefis for he small farmer, he s aid. "Las year he American public spen (an esimaed) 52.S billion on marijuana. Our farmers could use he money bu i wen ou of he counry." ANOTHER BENEFT would be ha money which goes o enforcemen he marijuana laws could also be used o help he small farmer. One hing which he said ha he ried o discern was why marijuana had been made illegal in he firs place. " found ha here is no valid reason" for he oulawing of he subsance he said. "ve asked all over he place." HE SAD THAT he governmen has never proved ha marijuana is harmful. "Theyve spen lierally millions of dollars o prove i is." Galbraih said by he enforcemen of he marijuana laws he ROvernmen has se up a nework. May 2, 978 THE DALY GUARDAN 3 of "coerced" informers o repor on he aciviies of heir friends and families. " is as bad as anyhing in any Sovie counry." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WRGHT WRGHT STATE FEL~ COL. GLENN HGHWAY PAGE MANOR.CNEMA. ;R;o..u... n..cj...s_-i oncer season end The Wrigh Sae Universiy Communiy Orchesra will wrap up is concer season a 8 p.m. Monday, May 22 wih. a performance a he Creaive Ars Cener. The free concer concludes he groups welfh season under he direcion of Rober Young, a WSU assisan professor of mu~ic. NOW SHOWNG! ~\ if MEL BROOKS " HGH ~ ANXETY Gillys Bur Reynolds.Jackie Gleason OW SHOWNG TONTE AT 75. & 940 Tonigh-Bey Carer May 6-2-Ron Carer 730 " May 23-28-Arhur Prysock June 2-4-Michael Urbanyiak June 8-only San Keno Orchesra June 9-0-Jimmy Smih June 3-8-Phil Woods June 23-25-Les McCann s. 32 $ Jefferson... 00 Jmnamed wnman.228-84. 4 \ ~ &,_ llll CLAYBURGH AlAN BATES ~ CARRE SNODGRESS BOX OFFCE OPENS AT 645 PM ~ of he Revoluionary 3 Sooges Brigade, YPpie! and Dayon NORML here will be a Mohers Day Fesival Through a JONT effor REDS vs PHLLES Friday 800 pm.wdtn. V6X2YTON a Easwood Lake Feauring Sar Ciy \ Twang Harp Blues Band Dow and Asrid J~e /.E Nay Bumppo Mcinosh, f Sunday, May 4h.!<~ from HGH noon il
Wb llauu Ciuarban Edior,Libby Kelle r. Managlng Edlo Susan Op Call Associae Edior Chipp Swindfer 873-2505 News EdJor Tom Vond~ska David A. Yeer Wire Edior Designed by Blqck Lem on Producions. Elecion ime hard on Ohioans Springime is here and wih i comes he ineviable beginning of full fledged cafpaigning by hopeful and incumben poliicians. This would no be oo unbearable if i were no for he mfo rmae posiion in which hose of us who live in Ohio find ourselves. We mus suffer wih he quie predicable, and ofen infuriaing campaign pracicesof he man who has been voed he person wed mos like o see hi in he face wih a pie. We refer, of course, o Ohios incumben Governor James Rhodes. Rhodes is one of he old school of capialis poliicians who have ascended o and remained in a posiion of power by caering no o he needs of he average man, bu insead o he whims and fancies of big business. He spends a grea deal of ime and energy on such projecs as geing Honda o build a new car plan in Ohio. While his may seem o be a noble hing o do because i produces more jobs, how many more jobs does i really produce? And ye when i comes o doing somehing ha could benefi a grea deal of people, like using Naional Guard roops o escor coal shipmens during he coal srike, R hodes shirks his duies. Now ha he warm weaher has a"ived, i is eflsy o forge he good governors oal lack of any meaningful ~cion o end he coal srike, or ease he impac of ha srike. Rhodes seem s o be grea a holding prayer meeings o end coal srikes and shorages. Bu he doesn seem so good a numing he Sae of Ohio in he bes ineres of he majoriy of rhe people. Limi leer lengh Nex o sex, wha we a The Daily Guardian like bes is prining leer from our readers. And a~ long as he leer is no libelous and is signed [hough we will wihhold names in special cases], we will prin anyhing from your heo ries he balance of rades defici o your Aun Marhas favorie recipe for apple pan dowdy. Bu some ground rules firs. Please keep your leers o a maximum of hree double-spaced ypewrien pages. Leers beyond ha lengh are subjec o ediing for space. And s econdly, an appeal. Please ry o keep your prose imely, wih an emphasis on Wrigh Saes enire suden body. l/u h ere we are in he quarers waning weeks, wih he wriers sill locking horns over hings hey wroe in leers las monh. The ideal "leers" forma, we feel, should be he providing of a forum on issues large and small, and no o provide space for individuals who wan o engage in spiing coness. Well coninue o run he anagoniss leers as long as hey care o wrie hem. Bu as one of our spiriual gurus, Saul Alinslcy, used o say. "anyhing ha drags on oo long becomes a drag. " Daily Guardian saf.f adverising manager............ lance goldberg business manager............... sudhir gupa circulaion manager............... ~.... david mix copy desk........................... miriam elrod secrearies.................... dawn frazier, audrey insely producion saff.... brian cloud, siublum semme, judy williamson. sue larki. Lora /Pwis, mic hael kean. phillir cfidde n sales saff.......... glenjula, jan dajey, rick prui, phi/lip oe rypesecrs...... dee j oes. maria wais. dori violin, ke d bar wen o Ken on May 4. This was somehing ha had waned o do for a long ime bu always pu off. am glad ha waied. f had gone earlier would no have goen he perspecive did. f had come earlier, i would have been as a "demonsraor." Las week wen as a newsman. By virue of my posiion, had o force myself o look a he occurrences wih an objecive viewpoin. Bu ye. could no escape some sor of involvemen in Wha was going on around me. To sec a procession of 200 people, holding candles and walking silenly, some e moion has o be aroused. Wheher or no one agrees wih he purpose here has o be some respec given o hose who march. To sec he faher of one of he sudens killed sanding on he spo where his daugher died brings eiher a lump o he hroa or a ear o he eye. was during his ime ook off my ha of a reporer and became a paricipan. had come so far and he even e igh years ago had mean so much for me ha had no choice bu o parake. wasn worried abou i effecing my objeciviy as a reporer. f had o wrie a sory abou i l could have done i in my sleep. Nohing would happen unil he morning. was he morning was worried abou hough did no realize i unil abou 3 a.m. Afer he candleligh march and vigil l sared look for he house where was supposed o say. Afer a fruiless search walked back o he sie of an all nigh vigil a he p)ace where he four died. was on his walk was old somlhing abou he feeling of he powers ha be. The nigh was alive wih police cars roaring hrough he srees of he campus. As l was walking across he fron of he campus, wached as a "SWAT" eam frisked and quesioned on he seps of he main adminisraion building. Laer l was o find ou ha here had been a repor of 00 sicks of dynamie being solen in Akron. Deecives from he Ken Cily police had raided one dorm room in search of i. Afer he vigil had he feeling everyhing was prey calm, he feeling was o never reurn. was quie, bu i now seemed ha i was he quie before he sorm. have o la ugh abou he nex day. May 4. 978. n my life have been o a lea~ a score ~~monsraions as a proesor a nd had never goen gassed. The firs ime ha go o one as a reporer end up screaming incoheren senences over a phone wih my face burning and ears sreaming from my eyes. The day was one of speeches. The faculy gave heir speeches in he morning and he "demonsraors" in he afernoon. My memories of wha happened are fairly clear bu hey come in a series of images The press room of KSU in he morning, had reporers drinking coffee, eaing donus and looking for sring o hang our press passes from. The faculy procession o he commons for he faculy convocaion. Three hundred people dressed up in caps and gowns wih muli-colored ribbons walking ogeher and alking quie ly among hemselves. A marshal wih he May 4 Task Force e lling me.ha Daniel Elsberg will no be able o make if because he is chained o a railroad rack ouside Rocky Flas arsenal in Colorado proesing he consrucion of nuclear weapons. The Yippies seing up anoher sound!>ys e m across he field from he official rally and sar making speeches. They have jus cause, find ou laer. William Kunsler, he "Chicago Eig h " lawyer has c.ancelled ou and asked ha Seve Conliff, a Yippie from Columbus. o speak in his place.- The leadership refused he reques while all oher people who cancelled ou were allowe d o have he speaker of heir choice. Afer a couple of minues Conliff is allowed o speak laerin he rally. is he march ha mos clearly sands ou in my mind. The speeches a he rally leading up o i increased in inensiy so i was quie possible ha somehing would come down during he march. The feeling in he air had changed from ha of an impending sorm o ha poison, quie air which bring ornados. The firs sop was a he sie he guard was a when he shos were fired. The second sop was where he people who died were a. An effigy of Rhodes was burned here. A he place where he march wen away from he gyms consrucion sie a grnup of abou 50 people led by he YPs wen up o he fence. Six persons climbed i in an aemp o e ar i down. The nex spo of rouble was in fron of Goldings house. Golding, or Brage Golding is he preside n of Ke n Sae Universiy (also former head of Wrig h Sae). The only momeno of his confronaion is a noe (See KENT STATE page S)
May 2, 978 THE DAU.Y GUARDAN S borion one of. hose rui~ess argumens versy. f he hing we call a human Jased o be very ino arguing, has nohing spiriual abou i and cspecildy religion, unil realii- is only comprised of a mass of ell ha i go me nowhere. Eiher biological machinery, hen o would find ha problem was erminae even is prenaal func,...ucs and ha b~sically all ioning would be considered acually agreed wih each wrong. s oal exisence would ieror i would become obvious be violaed. hose arguing held such f a human has a soul and ha.ff enay d L eren views spiri is in is pre-birh physical a no amoun of discussion body hen o abor i could be lllllld change hem. considered wrong, he soul being hink, in regards o Larry cheaed. lledlldy-s recen leers, ha f a soul does no ener he lie Jeer is he presen case. body unil afer he birh of ha To arpe he religious validiy body, hen he removal of ha wheqler or no aborion is body from one place o anoher would no lead o pro- may be looked upon, wih no. Each person has heir own raised eyebrows, as a moving of, wheher hey hink hey peripheral funiure. CD leave he physical body and Now, if hese saemens and "sdenifically" ascerain he ab- argumenal playforms are sudsence of he soul unil he ied han hey can be seen o be physical birh or hey hink i has based in religious conceps. already been ascerained and can Therefore, he argumen going be inerpreed from he Bible or on in he subsonscious of prome oher book. and ani-aborion seems o be The individual is he only one based on such religious conceps empowered wih he abiliy o as hose saed above. poins of view. do no wan One hing ha Mr. Mehay. did >cbage Mr. Mehanys religious no discuss in his las Jeer also belef bu on a social or legal is ha his references o he plane would like o presen biological sciences oulining of sume id~ which migh lead him physical and geneic growh and me! ohers o change poins of progression as being meaningful iew of heir own voliion. in he aborion conroversy are Even hough many people do based on his religious assump O like he coninual reference o ions. He believes cerain hings religion when aborion is being from his religious eachings and discussed, afer reflecion i is proceeding from here in he sbould become obvious ha i is only direcion he perceives. primarily a "religious" conro do no mainain his percep-. r.ie..uor c ion o be invalid in his realiy, bu are hey all ha is valid? The quesion again moves from an idea such as aborion o he realizaion ha viewpoins on i are based from religious concens as assumpions and inally o his posiion " Should one religious dogma be he basis for governmenal legislaion?" So, o finally finish making my poin and o avoid appearing o even peripherally coninue a fruiless argumen, don inend o wrie again on his subjec. sraor, here is a good chance ha may have been in he crowd aacking he fence. Bu wih he added will have o hink wice before would even consider he acics used. see my experience are a learning one. - mus be hones in saying ha know he reasons ha he p~ople aacked he fence bu i served no purpose. Richard Edgeron Ken Sae----- - - -(coninued from page 4) scrawled in my noebook "The marshal says ha he Yippies are picking up sones, Oh, my God! m sanding beween hem and Goldings house." The res of he march was unevenful. Nohing happened unil afer i was over. The Revoluionary Communis Pary (commonly known as he Revoluionary Suden Brigade) led a group of 500 back o he fence and i was hen ha an aemp was made o ear i down. was also hen ha hear shos being fired and ran ouside, ino a cloud of ear gas, o see wha. was going on. Wha affeced me mos abou his par is ha a half hour before i happened had been alking o a Ken Sae suden who was a marshal for he march. She said ha he ask force was regaining is, legiimacy since no rouble happened during he march as hey had promised. Seeing he ear-gas canisers going off could see he marsha ls. f~elings disappearing.. This is wha gamed by bemg a reporer. Had been a demon- r-- - - - - - - -~-----~--------, All i did was o bring a ear o my eye. Conl(raulaions o he WSU Golf eam! Good luck a he NCAA! Che~y/ ZETA TAU ALP.HA Con~raulaions on ~oinin~ our bond of siserhood. WELCOME ~~ohe 978, 979, 980, 98, 982, 983... 984 computer? LE DETECTOR? WRE TAP? PSYCHO LOGCAL TEST? CREDT CHECK? THE END OF PRVACY? Hear he expers-- Free Friday, May 9, 978 ~;ssss!i;ssss;;ssss;;sssssss5>ss~~~ss;~ss;~ Sinclair Communiy ColleQe n. 75, 3rd S. Exi Dayon, Ohio, 45402 Blair Hall Theaer, BldQ. 2 9 00 o 3 5 For brochure call 226-2587 or 226-259. Keynoe address Alan F. Wesin, auhor Privacy and Freedom, and The Trial of Marin Luher KinQ This program is made possible in par by he Ohio Program in he Humaniies under aran from Nal. Endowmen for he Humaniies. 5bl-F FE5T~Vlil MAY2-3 THE THNG FORBDDEN PLANET DTA Y THE EARTH S OOD STLL PLANET OF THE APES 5 NV ASON OF THE BODY.SNATCHERS AM, SLENT RUNNNG 245 AND ROM ED A STRAN430 AM AM 20ELMAN ONLY-$2 REDS vs PHLLES Friday 800 pm ~WDTN v~on
6 THE DALY GQARDAN May 2, 978 ~ ~--=-rr.~--------..m!-------~- Wqe iailu ~uarhian Classified Ads for Sale FOR SALE A nice AM-FM, urnable sereo in cabine by Panasonic, wih wo exerior panasonic speakers. Toal oupu of six was a channel very lile disorion. Will par wih his excellen operaing machine a $90 or bes offer. Call 299-466. 5--6 FOR SALE Small camper railer. Sleeps 4 comforably. oven, sink, cupboard Sove, space, room for small o medium sized refrigeraor. Trailer has maured graceful-! ly. Would like o reain for summer ($200), bu would negoiae for immediae owl nership. Call 878-7359 or Al- beauiful, affecionae 5 C.F.A. regisered Siamese kiens. 7 wks., 9 mos., & yr. old. Sealpoin Lilacpoin, and Bluepoin. 878-7400 afer 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. weekends. $40.00 5-9. GUlTAR--Fender Telecaser Thinline. Naural ~aple finish, also Fender Champ amplifier. Mus sell--make offer. Mailbox P260. 5-0 Auomoive FOR SALE 72 Toyoa Corolla 2-dr., 60,000 mis., ape player. new valves & brakes, nice, basic & dependable ransporaion-fun o drive. Only S950. Call 866-9797 afer 6 weekdays. X-5-5-3 FOR SALE Whie 64 Dodge Van. Body Cancerous, bu has new 74 Duser Moor. Runs like a charm, bu needs exhaus sysem. $200 will buy, due o purchase of new van. For info, ~all 878-7359 or Allyn box 835. Need he money. 5-0. money. l OR SALE Whie 64 Dodge..n. Body cancerous, bu has.w 74 Duser moor. Runs like a charm, bu needs exhaus sysem. $200 will buy. due o purchase of new van. For info, call 878-7359 or Allyn box B35. Need he money. 5-0. lyn 8 35 for more info. 5-0 97 FAT 24 sp. coupe, semperi radials & snows, AM-FM, new muffler, brakes, black wih black inerior B.O. over $850, call Larry afer 8 p.m. 5-9. V. W. CAMPMOEJLf; bus. 400 miles, loaded. $3900.00. Call afer 6 p.m. 253-23. 5-8-78 FOR SALE 73 Culess Suinerior, Maroon preme. power brakes, air. Asking $80, call Mike a 806-7724. c. 0-3 Obnoxious deivery boy o delive~ pas.ries eacher. Quahficaons sure aim, rapid fire, fearless, flee fooed, no recognizable feaures, abiliy o work \\oih people, knowledge of guerrilla warfare acics and camou flage, abiliy o cope wih negaive reacions. PDAP (PROMPT DELVE RY ASSURES PAY) Reply o X3. WANTED o -0 ADVANCE NOTCE A naionwide announcemen will be disribued on or around May 5, 978, concerning 500 newly creaed federal job openings in he Equal Em ploymen Opporuniy Commission. These will be locaed in mos major ciies hrough ou he U.S. (including Dayon). Equal Opporuniy Specialis, GS-5 and 7. NO PACE Exam Required; Check wih C~reer Planning and Placemen office afer May 5 for furher informaion and job descripion. The EEO Office of he ndusrical Commission of Ohio is inerviewing May 9-here is no connecion. HELP WANTED We need people o pary on Archilles Hill Friday, May 2, 6-?. Les make May Daze las all nigh. Everyone welcome! The Brohers of Bea Thea Pi. 5-0 -4. FOR SALE 73 Ford Maver ick, 2 dr., 6 cyl., air cond., power seering, very clean. $200 433-5540. 5-0. FOR SALE 97 Renaul 0; Does no run, bu can be fixed has 4 ~ood ires, new brakes on an fours. Mus be owed, pushed, or fixed on he spo. Bes offer, call 878-569 evenings, or reply Box C6. 5-2-2 FOR SALE 97 Po ii... Lemans. Gold W / Tan inerior, PS, 350-2BBL, air, radio. New exhaus, brakes, fu el &waer pump, re buil carb--original owner. $900. Call 275-5838 afer 7. 5-2-78 Waned WANTED A complee Guardian Newspaper published March 0. Give copies o 046 U.C. Guardian and recieve 25 cens reward for e ach copy. 5-4-78 WANTED Calculus Book (mah 32), psychology book ( / 2) and Philosphy Book (2). For Summer Quarer. Conac A 74. 5-2-78 GET DOWN in a beauiful 968 Poniac Bonneville, all elecric, power everyhing, only 67,000 miles, $725. Call ex. 32 or 390-3023 (ask for Mike) or leave noe in mailbox #S 54. 5-9. FOR SALE 967 Chrysler Newpor. Engine runs good new baery. Needs body work in fron. Asking S 75. Leave noe in K50. 5-2-78 \HELP wanted 66 mpala MU~r SELL Super Spor, 327 cu. in. 4 sp. Hurs comp. Headers, 4 bbl. 4 posi. Chromes all around. G-60s on rear, new pain job (blue meallic). No rus, excellen mechanical. S650.00 or bes offer, ask for Dave, 254-735. 5-0 f you wou!d like o increase your income and a lso work in a young and pleasan environmen, come and see us abou a posiion a he Boars Head Resauran. We are presenly looking for applicans immediaely o fill a number of run and par imel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l posiions (and you may be he righ person for he job.) We am locaed in Trowood, rig~- acros~ he sree from he Salem Mall. HELP WANTED Driving ln nerviews held Mon -Fri from 2-4 srucor, par-ime. 5 years provable driving experience. p.m. The Boar s Head, a nice place Nea appearance. Call 224286. X-5-3-9 o work. Hep Wanec;l! MALE NEEDED To share house in Fairborn approx. 90.00/ mo. & h uiliies. Liberal Amosphe re. Conac Mike a 879-927 afer 5, weekdavs. 5-2-2 WANTED Wan o buy a 70s Van W ST. Trans & $000 or less W/ No major problems. 5-2-78 NEED Someone o help drive and share gas expense o Jacksonville Florida. Leaving approx. June 0. Reply o box Gl4. 5-2-2 Los & Found LOST One well faded jean jacke, los beween founain and library on May s, around 30 p.m. like i a lo. Call 879-0994 evenings or Allyn los and found. Thanks. 5-0. Personals Vsceaneous Wan o see CABARET bu can ge. ickes (or afford hem)? Try ushering and see he show for free. For furher deails conac Dave Hagar or David Heah, WSU Theare deparmen, 873-2562.. LKE TO see a Reds ba.seball game? Come o he Zea Tau Alpha booh a May Daze. 5-0-2 Racqueball is he fases growing spor in America. To help you join he fun, he Suden Honors Associaion is raffling off wo high-qualiy racque. Tickes are 50 cens or 3 for $.00. Conac he Honors Office, any SHA member or come o our booh on May Daze o see he racques and buy a icke. Don sarve on May Daze! Come o he Bea Thea Pi boohs for some grea mes or bras. Only 70 cens each, jus 7/ 0 of a dollar. Remembe r, beer is beer wih a de licious me or bra. 5-0-4 ALL NURSNG sudens and faculy nursing picnic-may 2-5 p.m. Achilles Hill. Main even-sofball game a 3 p.m. Sign up hird floor FawceMay 5-9. 5-2-5 WOMENS Acion collecive May Daze raffle-five grea prizes. Sop by. 5-2-78 BETA THETA P will be selling he worlds bes Mes and Bras a May Daze. We will be virually giving hese delicious hings away for 70 cens e ach. Make sure you sop by he Bea booh and ry some. 5-0 Once again Pi Kappa Phi Fraerniy will be bringing everyone s favorie May Daze rea - Ponzosl For all of our Ponzo fans (and anyone who hasn ried one ye) see us a our booh during May Daze. 5-0. RESUMES. Wrien, yped, prined. Call Bill Mc Gove rn, 256-02. x-4-26-0 PH KAPPA Tau Franerniy will be selling polish sausage and saverkrau a ou booh a he annual May Daze on May 2, 978. Come on by and rea yourself o he bes food buy possible. Only 85 cens wih saverkrau, 75 cens wihou. 5-2-78 WRGHT STATE Wheelchair spo rs club will be holding a meeing for elecfion of officers for he 978-9 academic yr. May 6h, 978 009 PE Building, a 6 pm, all members please aend!! 4-28 PARTY DOWN a May NGHTS. Everyone welcome. Come o May nighs May 2 a Archilles Hill 6-? p.m. Les all pary. Sponsored by Bea l ~ {f S6ui~i-~ANCE Club presens big spring square dance Saurday, May 3, 8- pm Universiy Cener Cafeeria. Admission Sl per person~ New members welcome o join, Refreshmens. No experience dancing necessary. For more info, call 878-7359. 5-5 PH KAPPA Tau Fra will be selling polish sa and sauerkrau a our on May Daze May 2, 9. you d like a change of for he beer, sop on by Je us handle your hu Wha beer way o cel~iido! May Daze han wih a somach? We know...&i he oher ways are sill" 5-0-78 CJA Thanks for being an and supporive. Th also, for he help, as llel for he fun and good illl!l love you. OLK. 5-0-2 THE MEN of Phi Kappa would like o hank De la Phi Frae rniy for hospialiy shown fs and he Greeks a l he Toga on Saurday. Your frien capured he mc spiril Greek Weck, we hope h~ he beginnings of a new in Greek relaions a w Sae. 5-0-78 Ponzos are coming oo Daze!!! 5-0 HEY DANE, no e. can look )ike Cheryl Ladd sill like you anyway, 5-0-78 KEVN GRAHAM Your day is coming up soon hope is he greaes! her year older and year beer! Thanx for hing. Love JD CONGRATULATONS Mary Ann Carers dance maions for heir PLACE Showing in.he ro/jierbug Rouine SECOND PLACE in he ero Rouine a he Col Midwesern Unied Dance Tournamen held Saurday 5-7-78. From oa he skir chases well. Pi Kapps Thanks for co o he Lil Sis breakfas. our urn-ou wasn as good yours was. Congras on Greek week aciviies! J)eb. PEGGY Youre a grea lady!! We re going o you afer you graduae. ya, Tom. 5-0-78 STEVE & JULE The Taus wish you he be~ your firs Wedding An sary. The love ha you is special, bu no less had love we hold for you. here be many more. for are a unique couple. S-0- Ye a, Susan Pach! You p died yourself o second P in he rike race. And even made he news All Alpha Xi are proud! 5-JO. HEYi New Zea ijjili# whos go he zippered pd ies? 5-2-2 DEAR W EASLE Had a ime las nigh. Oh Lordi me nowl Please? Fred Congraulaions o Marchei he new Vice. er of CGA All your 5 from Alpha Xi Dela are of you! 5-0. TERR & LYNN (Sun congraulaions on joininb bes! Zea Love. 5-2-2
May 2, 978 THE DARY GUARDAN 7 riish band ryi ng o forg e you r gen era ion Townshends mod anhem, My Generaion. "Your generaion don mean a hing o me," smirks lead singer dol, as he band recreaes ~ilderaton X, he debu by he band of he same is one of he few so-called " albums have heard is dedicaed o social, supposedly he ra dere for punk in he firs. Their main arge is he ieraillod of Briish youh which hem and made i for hem o express es. The bands ies wih - ------- ---~ ion X Billy dol, Mark, Bob Andrews and Tony.ook heir name from a which described he mod men, Briains firs imporyouh sub-culural move. There is he influence of era in heir music--ouches Who, he Beales and he in syle, over references 60s idols in he lyrics. Their..liJeireD4ie for his period is conby heir scorn for is imporan ariss for no uing wha hey began. The bes song on he p is ses Promises. feaures such as " We ll never sell like hey did, (hey) made a misakes--hey didn die g," and, displaying someha is rare in new wave, a of humor " We play worse hey do." The ubiquious " are hose who proudly o be he fahers of punk, who were once rebels ~..ins sociey bu now are he of je se sociey. Besides a bi painful for Mick and Keih Moon, is jus grea rock music. A song more direcly aimed ard he Who is Your Genera Sun.-Tu es. hose no iniiaed ino he world an enhusiasic review, merely pseudo-hick qualiy. They lyrics of Briish pop rivia of he 60s. because he bruiser on he cover he s igns are jus plain s~ly. For Sill, i is an infecious une, and of his alb um makes he Hulk ail-around ridiculousnes. Thun one of he bes of he album look sickly (no o menion my der is,e lps comic gem. Musi~aily, he album is good, phobia of dobermans... ). Bu in f you wan his. for your rock., my never-ending ques for ruh, and roll deme nia collecion, wai will sacrifice my personal healh awhile--i should bi he local and sae ha his album is one cuou bins shorly. of he mos awful pieces of heavy meal myhological schlock-rock ever foised upon he record-buying public. Bu if your sense of humor is warped enough o include Leonard Pinh-Gamel l of Saurday Nigh Live wih "Bad Heavy meal," Thor should definiely be bad enough, excessive enough for you. (According o he press informaion, his onsage show feaures a band member driving an elecri.c jack hammer hrough 500 pounds of brick on Thors ches. And you say youve seen i a ll!) Thors vocals are fla growls; ffal k o M anpower. On Cach a Tiger, he supposedly Weve go summer job macho vocals have a nasal, c>pporuni ies for office emporaries. Typiss, s enos,,6 Punk group Generadon recepionis s, and more. he Whos dense, driving sound. l Work as much as you bu is greaes srengh is in is The Wrigh Sae Theare!wan. Or as lile. s up Drummer Laff and bassis message for hose who are Deparmen is seeking ushers ~o you. James provide he pounding rhy- ineresed in Briish rock of he 6 for is producion of Cabare. hem associaed wih new wave 60s and wish o see i carried on 6 T heres a Manpower office Ushers are needed May 2-4 almos anywhere youre on many songs, bu Andrews hrough he 70s. Yes, Virginia, >pending he summer. Sop and 8-2 for all shows. proficiency on guiar prevens here is hope for rock music, wih in a nd well pla n a job neresed paries can apply any monoony. Much of he Generaion X aking up where ~chedule for you. by signing up a he bullein guiar riffs, harmonies and feedhe Who lef off in he MY board ouside he Theare back experimena ion hark back GENERATON p. De parmen or by conacing ~ o mid 60s rock. TEMPORARY ~S l am grealy emped o give David Hagar or Uavid!!~h GENERATON X also includes l An equal opporuniy employer. Thors KEEP THE DOGS AWAY a 873-2562. ~~~~~~~~ a wide range of songs a ballad abou he lifesyle of Briish youh, Kiss Me Deadly wih dol i showing his early Roger Dalrey influences; a cover version of John Lennons Gimme Some Truh; and Ready ~ Seadr Go, a ribue o he mod elevision show and is rendseing hosess Kahy McGowan. is somehing of a ribue and somehing of a saire, and boh qualiies make i difficul for How ofind ~summer jobj f f f ~ MANlOJVER... May 4-6,..,~. OFFT HEW ALL Special Noe George Reinhard, producer of OFF THE WALL will be here Sunday nigh o alk abou his film. OFF THE WALL, a film ha is for he 70 s wha EASY RDER and FVE EASY PECES were for he 60s, begins wih he making of a movie. Sunday 700 p.m. & 95 p.m. Mon. & Tues. 700 p.m. & 900 p.m. Aduls $.75 2 & Under Si.2-0 767-767 Ushers neede d see acual ~hir in Guardian Office 046 UC "",,,..,,llie. ATTENTON TEA~SHRT MiNDED STUDENTS!!! lo bal ime of year again O an he blllo. Since he Fed Governmen paylna Medco O pray om favorie..rb wih paniqual, we feel we are ohllaaed o beauify he i..i..,.,.i,. landocape wih ezolc To commemorae he occaaoloa, we...e ollerlna yoa lbla peclal DEAL! Send your cbedl or,m oney order for 54.70 ($3.95 plus.75) posaae & b andljaa lo PRNTED CREATONS 529 HWJer Ave. Daylon, OU 45404 f--;;co-;s== "~f~;;;.; Pla~;;h~Hllk--, T -shir,name.,, ~. g ~!e Bl ~! i.~ ~ c!l "" s bue yellow bone m 0 0 D D 0 0 D. n j 0 0 0 0.bciMne.s wih encua maoe T-eldrU. llley ww ohka.ie flail 4 color p -. oa U.. q...uy 00 perceal coloa Am l.all xi never wub - Allow rear.. &h weeb m_ ll,lfv,n. -=========================d-------------------------~----
Raiders sele for spli 8 THE DALY GUARDAN May 2, 978 By JEFF KEENER Gaardlan Spor. Wrier The Raiders, badly in need of a sweep in Thursdays doubleheader wih ourney-bound ndiana Cenral, were forced o sele wih a spli. The Raiders won he firs game behind he record seing performance of Bob Pollard 9-, bu los game wo 7-0. Head coach Ron Nischwiz said, " We lacked aggressiveness. Pollard did a good job in he firs game bu we jus didn push in he second. The killer insinc wasn here." THE RADERS broke ino he scoring column in he firs game when firs baseban Ken Suck led off he game wih a walk. Suck, he career leader in solen bases, did wha he does bes and sole second. Suck scored when Barry Rowland bun singled and CU hird baseman Jim Wernke hrew wildly o firs in an aemp o ge Rowland. WSU added four more runs in he second on he srengh of four Raider his and he second Greyhound error. Suck and leffielder Kevin Newnam climaxed he inning wih sharp riples deep ino he power alleys. THE RADERS rounded ou he scoring in he game in he fourh. Righ-fielder Dave Berry led off wih a single o righ, followed by Newnams single up he box, seing he sage for Rowland. Rowland, on a 2-0 pich, lined a drive ino ~ gap in _lef ce!!.er field scoring boh Berry and Newnam. Rowland crossed he plae afer CU picher John Ehram balked while Bob Seinbrunner scored on he hird Greyhound error. Righ-handed fireballer Bob Pollard relied on his fasball o become he firs WSU h urler o ever hrow a no-hier for WSU. Alhough Polllard no-hi he Greyhounds, he was in rouble wice during he game. Pollard. How o find. summer job.~.. Talk o Manpower. we ve go summer job opporuniies for emporary workers. n facories, ware houses, sores... indoors and oudoors. Work as much as you ;wan. Or as lile. s up ~o you. Theres a Manpower office a mos anywhere you re Spending he summer. Sop in and well plan a job. 0. MAN>oNER Schedule for you. T(WORAAV 9EA9C $ walked he bases loaded in he firs, bu piched his way ou of rouble. STUCK KEPT wha Pollard hough was a base hi in he fourh in he infield and go a force a second o save he no-hier. The bases were loaded a he ime of Suck s play and one run did score. The junior hurler was unouchable in he las hree innings as his fasball really sared o dance. On he day he sruck ou five. Kevin Newnam ook hiing honors wih hree, while Rowland had wo. On he game, he Raiders cracked his, wih everyone geing a leas one excep cacher Denny Robinson. BECAUSE OF Pollards nohier in he firs ga me, ndiana Cenral coach Don Hecklinski made he CU players ake baing pracice beween games... The resuls of his were ousanding as he Greyhounds came alive, sroking eigh his, all a crucial imes o give hem he 7-0 vicory. THE GREYHOUNDS capialized in he firs, when freshman righ hander Les McCoy (2-) made a cosly misake on his 0-2 delivery o CU power hier Dave Vleck. 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