| Summary: | McGovern : Nixon worst leader; Singers plan Iceland stay; Bike owners need plates by October 9; New classes offered in English; Shooting, bombing rash lulls, wounds 51 Irish; Vincennes blacks make demands; Danish referendum favors Common Market; Mudslinging clouds issues; Powell appears a business militant; New young fad : church weddings; McGovern not deceitful; Leaders to complete arms pact; Bayh seeking report on perjury testimony case; Committee urges change in coastal management; Pushing chairs last Ball State University tradition; Design firm set-up discussed by Harris; Lord Garner to give talk; United States to admit 1,000 Ugandans; Educational radio gains popularity; History professor writes book about famous champion; McClain praises Cardinal efforts against Akron; Junior Varsity gridders outwing Illinois State Redbirds; Lolich fires Tigers past Boston; Upsets change college standings; Blass ready for playoffs; Music, smiles greet early risers; Released prisoner of war brings news Printed as "Friday, September 22, 1972, Vol. 52 - No. 36". This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include offensive content. Our statement regarding objectionable content is available at: https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/about
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