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State • Dayton woman convicted of daughter's murder. 3
Nation • Tennessee man awakens from eight- year coma, (j Aaron Weisbrod trips out over the evils of marijuana. Sports • Falcon basketball team upsets EMU. Page 2
Thursday, February 15, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 82
The News' Kindness will be Happy Valentines Briefs
NHL Scores practiced Friday Jay Young ple would do it they would feel The BC News good." Boston 3 Michaelis said the group will Hartford 0 A group of University students also collect donations to assist will make it their task to make those who lost property in the everyone who they donl know Rodgers Quadrangle fire earlier Los Angeles 2 happy Friday. in the month. He said he is also Buffalo 2 ScoR Michaclis, senior elemen- hoping to find more volunteers to tary education major, is working help with the project. to organize a random acts of Tracy Rodriguez, junior soci- Philadelphia 4 kindness group. The group is en- ology major, will be part of Fri- Florida 2 couraging professors to excuse day's smile patrol offering free students from classes at noon on items to students. "We thought it would be really Toronto 4 Friday so they can get some of the coffee, hot chocolate and nice if everyone in the comm- San Jose 3 other items being distributed at munlty and at the University the Education Building to make would practice random acts of NBA Scores life a little better. kindness so we wanted to spread "We want to raise the aware- the word," Rodriguez said. "The ness of kindness just as an idea. only requirement is to be kind Detroit 102 We're going to make an effort to and enjoy spreading kindness." Philadephia 83 go beyond just being nice, and Wayne White, sophomore envi- putting it into action," Michaells ronmental policy major, said he said. "This makes us feel good to would like to like to help keep the New Jersey 88 do this, and I think if other peo- group alive year-round. Indiana 87 Charlotte 120 March 15 last day New York 100
Clinton inspects Northwest to withdraw/pass WOODLAND, Wash. - - President Clinton In- Heather Cvengros prove their grades and prevent spected the mud-coated The BC News dropping the course." Pacific Northwest by hell- Waggoner added that if stu- copter and on foot Wednes- After signing up for a class, dents drop a course after March day, comforting victims of many students may decide that 15, they will receive a with- the region's worst flooding they want to drop the class drawl/fail, which is calculated in decades. The administra- whether it may be due to lack of into their GPA as a failure. tion said America was suf- Linda Bakkum, academic ad- fering a record winter of interest or tough material. natural disasters. Laura Waggoner, director of visor for the College of Business "I hope you will keep your student services, registration Administration, said students spirits up," Clinton de- and records, said if students wish need to be careful because if they clared. "This will pass and to withdraw/pass from a class, drop below 12 hours, which is full Leuai McLcMaari'M AiMcUtrd Praia It will get better and we'll they need to go through the col- time, it could affect their housing Newlyweds Jerry and Blanche Klemoo of Napolean leave the Little Church of the West aTter getting do everything we can to lege office to fill out a form and and financial aid married Wednesday In Las Vegas. The couple is among hundreds who fanned out to the S8 wedding help." get the professor's signature. Conrad McRoberts, director of chapels in Las Vegas for Valentine's Day weddind ceremonies. Retired trucker Douglas The last day to withdraw/pass financial aid and student em- Jungnickel escorted Clinton for spring semester is March IS. ployment, said there is a huge through the ruins of his difference between withdrawing McRoberts said "If a student modest home where waters Waggoner said the decision is had reached chest-high last between the student and the in- and dropping a course concern- withdraws on or before the first week. Jungnlckel's World structor. ing financial aid. day of classes, all financial aid War II uniform was drying "Many students choose to wait McRoberts said If a student will go back to the accounts they until after the first exam to see withdraws, he or she goes from came from. If It is after that Youth Vote '96 on a hanger outside. "He in- vited me into his indoor where they stand as far as some hours, to no hours, and time, we go by the actual with- swimming pool," Clinton grades," Waggoner said. " withdraws totally from the Uni- draw date." joked. However, students need to com- versity. In contrast, if a student is Standing in his st Ill- "We need to consider what heads to Harvard municate with their instructors, sodden yard, Jungnickel who can possibly help them im- time it is in the semester," See DROP, page six. youth voter participation in said, "To see you out here Meredith Tremaln with ordinary people like us The BC News •96," said Therese Helizer, di- - it's going to give people rector of Youth Vote -ofi. faith and comfort all Youth Vote "96, a group ded- The trip to Cambridge is the around.... I hope everybody Man claims schizophrenia icated to getting 18 to 24 year- first and main activity In all the little towns in the olds to vote. Is looking for stu- planned by Youth Vote, He- country can see this on tel- dents interested in attending a lizer said The cost is $25 and evision." three-day long event in Cam- does not include transporta- Outside, the president defense in dual murder trial bridge, Mass. at Harvard Uni- tion. addressed a neighborhood "We don't have a registra- murdered women, Shannon Low- versity's Institute of Politics. crowd and pledged to Michael Tlghe ceptionists and wounding five "We are a non-partisan co- "move as quickly as possi- ney, 25, and Lee Ann Nichols, 38, The Associated Press other people at the Planned Par- alition dedicated to increasing SeeVOTE. page five. ble to do as much as we can enthood and Preterm Health were in the courtroom. Lowney's - everything we're allowed DEDHAM, Mass. - John C. Sa- Services clinics in the Boston su- mother cried as Kivlan detailed to do within the law to help burb of B rookline. the shootings. you rebuild and to go on lvi Ill's lawyer told a Jury Wednesday that Salvi is a schizo- If convicted, he faces life in Salvi's mother and father also with your lives." attended; their son stared at the Woodland was the first phrenic who was driven to kill prison without parole. If acquit- Ohio judge suspended stop on a long day of travel two abortion clinic workers by ted by reason of insanity, Salvi defense table and occasionally taking Clinton to flood- delusions of a conspiracy against would be sent to a mental institu- scanned the crowded courtroom. stricken Washington, Ore- Catholics. tion and could be released when The first witness. Planned Par- after positive drug test gon and Idaho- Prosecutors portrayed the found sane. enthood medical assistant An- shooting rampage as the work of In his opening statement, pros- jana Agrawal, described how Sa- a man In full control of his sen- ecutor John Kivlan said Salvi had lvi rang the buzzer at the clinic The Associated Press District 'Judge Lesley Brooks door and Lowney let him in. He Quote Of ses. deliberately targeted the Brook- Wells, on Tuesday, revoked Gal- Salvi, who was raised a Catho- line clinics, buying 1,000 hollow- said the two exchanged words CLEVELAND - A judge, lagher's bond and ordered him the day lic, believed Roman Catholics point bullets "used primarily for she couldn't make out, then Salvi suspended while awaiting sen- jailed. killing." pulled a rifle from his coat tencing on a drug-dealing convic- Wells found that Gallagher vio- "It was the plan of were being persecuted by Free- masons, the Mafia and the Ku Maps found in Salvi's truck "He pointed it directly at tion, has been jailed after failing lated the conditions of his bond someone who was Klux Klan, defense attorney J.W. highlighted access roads to the Shannon ... aimed and fired," a drug test. and "is unlikely to abide by any Carney Jr. said. Carney said the Brookline clinics, along with the Agrawal said "I tried to move Michael Gallagher, 39, pleaded condition or combination of con- mentally ill and act- Dec 30, 1994, shootings were names and addresses of other my body to get through that guilty Dec 19 to distributing less ditions of release." Gallagher clinics in Hartford, Conn., and doorway.... He moved to the left than an ounce of cocaine to an was suspended from the bench ing on his delu- triggered by the murders of Catholic priests in Algeria just Alexandria, Va., the prosecutor and pointed the gun directly at undercover agent At that time, and free on bond since his arrest sions." days earlier. said. Kivlan also noted that Salvi me... and I took two bullets in my the Cuyahoga County Common Aug. 3, but he has not resigned "It was the plan of someone got a haircut in New Hampshire right side." Pleas judge admitted he had a and is still being paid. - defense attorney who was mentally ill and acting after his description was She cried when prosecutors drug abuse problem and was The Ohio Supreme Court will J.W. Carney jr., on on his delusions," Carney said in released showed her a photograph of placed in a treatment facility. not initiate disciplinary proceed- John C. Salvi III his opening statement at Salvi's "Mr. Salvi is legally sane," Kiv- Lowney's bullet-riddled body But Gallagher tested positive ings until he is sentenced The murder trial. lan said "He Is responsible for lying on the floor. She told jurors for cocaine and marijuana in a law doesn't consider a person Salvi, 23, of Hampton, N.H., U his actions." random screening and was SeeCUNIC, page five. charged with killing two re- The families and fiances of the kicked out of the program. U.S. S«|UDCE, page five Opinion page two Thursday, February 15.1996 Levitate the way to disappointment
While our beloved Iowans to play the Democrats' or Repub- to the Maharishi's teachings, and (Iowites? lowanlans?) get some Guest Columnist licans' reindeer games. the defense of the nation will lie Like Bob Packwood in an adult in what is referred to as the Sorry Aaron, if you wont be much-needed attention, we are Bitter bachelor required once again to choose bookstore, I was sold. With his "Maharishi Effect." The dispro- getting any on Valentine's Day soft-spoken manner, unobtrusive this year, but if you're not a "bit- our nation's leader from among Andrea portlonal popularity of The Natu- needs some love some of the most gifted airbags grey suit and proud baldness, I ral Law Party among students in ter bachelor'' and you really California Is starting to make think you have a good point, why in the world. was ready to cast my vote. He provided specific answers; sense. did you spend half your editorial Their mastery of the general \yood ("I'm for a strong economy, edu- different answers. Most of all, defending yourself? Maybe this analysis is a little Oh my goodness! Write the cation, tax reform, and family") the Natural Law Party repre- is nothing but a fill-in-the-blank, sented a fresh approach instead harsh, but I hardly think Ameri- president, Mr. Welsbrod has I dont think your "heartless,'' Small Government cans are going to Jump on the come up with a solution to all the Just wrong. I agree that Valen- allowing each American to create Enter John Hagel, presidential of the predictable meanderings of our two deadlocked parties guru bandwagon like Doug Hen- nation's problems concerning tine's Day is Just a Hallmark their own personal plat form. candidate of the Natural Law ning has. Their platform calls for STD's, unwanted pregnancies, holiday, but I think that you "(INSERT ISSUE) is certainly Party. C-SPAN covered a press who in my opinion have had plenty of chances. mass meditations which will re- adoption, abortion, blowing up should take another look at what something I would address as conference starring Hagel, a duce stress and therefore de- president of the United States. Despite my hopes, I still had abortion clinics and the fact that you believe to be the origin of our quantum physicist from Harvard crease crime, war, hunger or our nation is torn. country's problems. We need to streamline govern- University, as the savior for the my cynicism to attend to. So I ment and make the bureaucracy went to the library and I resear- (INSERT ISSUE). I Just don't defunct American political think America is ready for such a Do away with Valentine's Day! Melissa Jones Sharee Miller more efficient, and make it easi- system. With a giant banner in ched this Natural Law Party and Mr. Hagel a bit further. radical change. ("Daddy! I'm le- After all, it's the only time Social Work Business er for Americans such as your- the background stating his party vitating! I'm levitating!" - anyone has sex, right? Sophomore Sophomore self to get your concerns and is- affiliation under a blue sky and It turns out the Natural Law v "That's great honey! The Ma- sues on the table," said the can- rainbow, Hagel pitched an im- Party was created based on Ma- harishi would be so proud!) didate. pressive platform. harishi Mahesh Yogi's teachings It's a vicious cycle. We as With thousands of members on Transcendental Meditation "Nature" magazine reported in Americans have grown so accus- worldwide, the Natural Law (insert appropriate cartoon noise 1992 that Hagel himself Is seen The BG News tomed to rhetoric, it is accepted Party began In England In 1992, signaling disappointment). Bea- as somewhat of an embarrass- as a fact of politics in the U.S. and has participated in Canadian tles fans will recognize the Ma- ment to the field of physics. And What would we do without It? Do federal elections and elections in harashi as the inspiration for the although he has volunteered If you want to submit a letter we want to see the faces under Great Britain. According to "White" album. I recognized the several times to submit himself to the editor, please follow these the masks? I shudder at the Hagel, they are the fastest grow- Maharashi factor as yet another to a brain scan to compare with thought. ing political party today. As an embarrassing, unspeakable the scans of the other candidates, steps: So let's find an alternative. educator himself, Hagel said the quirk of yet another American I really dont think that will be To some who are fed up and Natural Law Party will Imple- political party. necessary. • Make sure the letter is less than 300 words. Please frustrated, third party possibili- ment federal educational stan- The Natural Law Party was Although I applaud their vi- include your major, year and phone number. ties are beginning to look really dards, and offer parents more wearing a mask so as not to sion, I must "boo" their scheme good. They are to me, anyway. input into their child's learning frighten the constituents away. to hide their mystical identity We shouldn't fall In love with the experience. He also offered a According to a report in "New from the American people. What • Make sure it is typed, not handwritten. first freak that comes along like never-before-considered plan to Statesman and Society," the Nat- would the Maharishi say? Ross Perot. I would like to order eliminate the defecit, and prom- ural Law Party pledges to intro- And I thought I found our sav- a sincere, knowledgable, ised the Natural Law Party will duce Transcendental Meditation iors. straightforward candidate from enforce environmental conserva- at all levels of higher education. I'll keep a lookout. • Please bring it to 210 West Hall with a current ID, a party whose ideologies go tion efforts. And best of all, the They promise a "disease-free so- Andrea Wood is a Thursday or e-mail it to [email protected]. beyond Big Government vs. Natural Law Party wasn't going ciety" available to all who adhere columnist for The BG News.
• Letters will be printed a first-come basis. PRH&-F&EE /1MERJCA The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
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Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman A&EO't +-I2L IZ-18 18-Z+ Z*-38 38-65 6*r Copy chief Copy editor No-OoZ ftoZAC Z4NIAC EVOKING Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin Copy editor Copy editor Juli Palmer Olivia Inkroit Copy editor Copy editor Tania Runyan Amy Black Copy editor Copy editor If you want to get blunted, be blunt Darren Liderbach Penny Brown Copy editor Editorial writer Taste me you will see want to quit." I said. smoke) than cigarettes. More is all you need "What? Are you kidding? I And as we all know there are a -Metallica couldnt picture myself going to lot of organizations out there It was a Thursday night, and I one of those things. I mean, those such as N.O.R.M.L. and the had Just arrived home from a places are for - " Green Panthers that are pushing "People who are addicted to Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken grueling day of work at school. Weisbro for the study and legalization of drugs and want to quit" I said, marijuana. Colleen Casey Alianna Dias As I typically do when I first ar- rive home, I looked at the clock. cutting her off mid-sentence. Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin By the end of our conversation Well, I've got a humble request "8 JO..." I thought to myself. should slow down her pot con- for those of you out there who Chad Gamby Man Gannon For you non-Aaron's out there, sumption. She didn't smoke a (which, naturally, lasted until after midnight) Beth had decided are involved in such organiza- Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl this meant that for the first time pound and a half of pot a day, tions and movements: Kevin Rathge Ed Reed in a long time, I was going to mind you, but she smoked small that she was going to take the steps necessary to banish her pot TRY TELLING THE FULL Jessica Wherry have a chance to actually start amounts of pot on a fairly regular Carla Zvosec habit STORY! my homework before midnight. basis. Yeah, marijuana can help cure Two weeks later, I saw her at a Then the phone rang. After we were talking on the some medical ailments. Yeah, I Copyright© 1996 by The BG News. Reprinting of mutual friend's house. She was any material in this publication whitout the permission of To answer, or not to answer. phone for a while, Beth admitted can see why you might believe, That was the question. that I wasn't the first person she stoned out of her gourd and try- The RCi News is strictly prohibited. ing to figure out why she was al- that you should have the right to The BG News is an independent student voice "Hello?" I asked cautiously. tried to call. As it ends up, I was smoke 'em if you got 'em. founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic At first I didn't recognize the pretty much her last resort for ways so unmotivated to do the year and Wednesday's in the summer. voice on the other end of the someone to talk to things she used to like to do so But please, PLEASE, PLEASE,' Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those phone, but after a few moments I "I'm f*"lng addicted to pot. I much. for the sake of both your validity; of the student body, faculty or University administration. came to the realization that it was don't know what I should do, 'ya I'm sure by this point some of and the validity of your cause, be Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not a casual friend of mine named know? I mean, I can't stop smok- you out there are wondering why willing to go public with the fact necessarily those of The BG News. that marijuana has negative side-• "Beth." ing it If I don't smoke some for a this quaint little story is appear- Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 while I start to to act like this. ing on the opinion page. Well, it effects and that it can become: words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone She was crying. goes like this: addictive. number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News Beth and I spent the next This U f'lng crazy. What should I do?" She said after we I personally dont smoke pot We all know It's true, so Just: reserves the right to edit any and all letters. several hour* on the phone talk- (and Just for the record, I never fess up to It and move on, OK? The BG News encourages its readers to notify the ing about why she called me and were on the phone for a little paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. while. By this time she had have). It's my personal belief what should be done about It. however, that there should be Aaron Welsbrod is the Thurs- To make a long story short, stopped crying, but she was still sniffling quite a bit and was ob- more of an effort put Into study- day columnist guy who can be 210 West Hall Beth had come to the realization ing marijuana and it's various ef- reached at a a r •• that she was addicted to mari- viously extremely shaken-up Bowling Green State University about her "revelation." fects. For example, there's a lot onw9bgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 West Bowling Green . OH 43403-0726 juana. of evidence out there that Hall. He'd like to thank all of the : Even though Beth and I were "Although I know this isn't bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu what you want to hear, I would suggests smoking marijuana people who wished him a happy' by no means the best of buddies, might be less harmful to smokers Valentine's Day even though he ' I knew that she smoked pot, and suggest going to some sort of re- hab program if you honestly (as well as victims of side-stream wrote such a SATIRICAL column | she knew that I felt as if she about it. You people rule.
/ 11 ■■■!■■ 0 State Thursday, February 15,1996 page three Sentence set for First Fatality Dayton mother
James Hannah their daughter's death. The Associated Press "Jolynn betrayed the entire community, believing that her DAYTON - A woman whose crime would be forever undetec- pleas for help galvanized a city- ted," he said, standing at a po- wide search for her missing dium in front of the bench. "I daughter was convicted Wednes- know how it happened, but I will day of beating the girl to death never understand why." .and hiding her body in a watery He turned to look at his former pit. wife. Therressa Jolynn Ritchie "May God have mercy on your ^protested the verdict in a state- soul because I have none," he ment to Montgomery County said. Common Pleas Judge John Kess- Ritchie said later that the trial ler before she was sentenced for was emotional torture for him, murdering 4-year old Samantha but that he was satisfied with the Ritchie. verdict against his ex-wife. "I've been wrongly accused of "I can't bring Samantha back, all of these charges," she said. but she [Ritchie] should have to "Do not just put me in a corner pay for what she did, and that and allow the person who done helps me heal," he said. this" to go free. Montgomery County Pros- Ritchie, 24, of Dayton, was sen- ecutor Mathias Heck Jr. said tenced to IS years to life in Samantha's death was heart- 'prison for murder. Kessler also rending for the community, but sentenced her to 18 months on a added, "Justice has been charge of gross abuse of a served." corpse; four years for tampering Therressa Ritchie reported her Michael Heuu/rfcc Aaaeclated Pnii with evidence; 18 months for in- daughter missing July 18, claim- Miriam Dugan, with daughters Dixie, 8, and Beverly, 11, left, Is was the first U.S. soldier killed In the Bosnian peacekeeping mis- ducing panic and six months for ing the child had disappeared escorted to the family's car by Lt. Chris McClung past the coffin of sion. making a false alarm. He ordered from her bed during the night. Sgt First Class Donald Dugan Tuesday, Feb. 13, In Kenton. Dugan the sentences served consecu- Heck had argued during the tively. trial that Ritchie beat the girl to A six-man, six-woman jury de- death with an arm cast on Rit- The Associated Press acts of violence, threats or har- rected at Jews in 199S, a decline liberated five hours before re- chie's broken wrist after the assment were reported In Ohio of 11 percent, the league said. A turning the guilty verdict. child found her mother and a Decline in COLUMBUS -- Reports of har- last year, compared with 70 in total of 2,066 acts occurred in Ritchie sat motionless, staring man having sex in the basement assment and vandalism directed 1994. There were 17 reports of 1994. at her former husband Denton of their home. at Jews declined 29 percent in vandalism in 199S, compared "The overall decline of anti- Ritchie - Samantha's father - as anti-Semitic Ohio in 199S, the Anti- with 24 the year before, the Semitic incidents, the first in she listened to the verdict. "This little girl was murdered Defamation League said league said. three years and the largest in 10 Denton Ritchie told the court and beaten by her mother," Heck Wednesday. Nationwide, there were 1,116 years, is encouraging," said before sentencing that his ex- said. "Justice is due to the vic- acts in Ohio The league, in its annual audit acts of assault and harassment Abraham Foxman, ADL national wife had shown no remorse over tim." of anti-Semitic incidents, said SO and 727 reports of vandalism di- director.
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You feel guilty. And confused. You call your sister for advice. She says four simple words: "No French, no foul." You suddenly feel better. * 1800 COLLECT Save The Peopto YIM Thursday, February 15,1996 The BG News page five Fitzpatrick bribery case concludes Toxin release is Former Ohio trade school head accused of bribing Lukens Wednesday, and U.S. District student aid programs when it lower, says EPA (Catherine Rizzo only to prevent destruction of in- The Associated Press Judge Gladys Kessler read jur- went out of business. criminating files. ors a long list of instructions for Fitzpatrick testified that the He said he preserved the unal- Jeri Waters in 1987, the EPA said releases WASHINGTON - Prosecutors them to consider before hearing school floundered because bad tered original files for about two The Associated Press and transfers In Ohio have on Wednesday wrapped up their closing arguments. publicity - over a lawsuit by stu- years, until state officials said dropped by 50.6 percent. In case against John Fitzpatrick, the Fitzpatrick has argued that dents who claimed their diplo- they had no use for them. COLUMBUS - Manufac- 1987, manufacturers reported Ohio trade school operator ac- $20,000 he gave Lukens while in mas were worthless - caused en- However, by law, all such re- turers are releasing fewer tox- 453 million pounds of toxins cused of bribing then-Rep. Don- office, plus another $3,750 paid to rollment to drop, and that he dis- cords had to be preserved for ins into the environment each released or transferred. ald Lukens. ex-Rep. Lukens, amounted to covered only after the fact that year, the Ohio Environmental five years. "The continued efforts of Fitzpatrick, 40, of Middletown, charity for a man with big debts the school's owner had been At the time Fitzpatrick and Protection Agency said Ohio, has been on trial for more and no Job prospects. taking federal grants for more Wednesday. manufacturers throughout Whitesell gave money to Lukens, Ohio have led once again to than five weeks on charges of Prosecutors said Fitzpatrick students than actually attended he was just months from the end In 1994, manufacturers significant reductions in the bribery, lying to a grand Jury and gave Lukens money and in return classes. of his congressional career, released about 183 million release of toxic chemicals," conspiring to cover up student sought help for his troubled trade Fitzpatrick said he falsified re- having been found guilty of con- aid fraud. school, Cambridge Technical In- cords on the orders of CTI owner tributing to the unrullness of a pounds of toxic chemicals into said Donald Schregardus, the environment or trans- The government offered its stitute, which was on the brink of Henry Whitesell only after con- minor, based on a teen-ager's Ohio EPA director. ferred the toxins to other loca- final rebuttal witnesses on losing its eligibility for federal sulting with a lawyer, and then claim that he'd paid her for sex. Manufacturers must report tions for treatment and dis- to the EPA the amount of tox- posal. That's a 2.9 percent de- ins they have released each crease from 1993, when 218 CLINIC year into the air, water, land, million pounds of toxins were wastewater treatment plants New trial ahead for Continued from page one. released or transferred, the "You act as doctors," Carney EPA said In Its annual Toxic or transferred to other loca- said. "See If you make the diag- tions for treatment or dispos- she still has a bullet lodged be- nosis of schizophrenia based on Release Inventory. Jeff Skeldlng of the Ohio al. More than 1,600 manufac- tween her heart and spine. turers report to the EPA, up convicted murderer what you hear." chapter of the Sierra Club was Other witnesses testified that Also Wednesday, Judge Bar- from 1,400 in 1987. unimpressed by the figures. of Appeals refused to consider an after shooting Agrawal, Salvi bara Dortch-Okara ruled that The Associated Press The TRI includes Informa- appeal based on the trial court's turned around and sprayed the photographers can take still pho- "That is certainly going in refusal to consider a defense waiting area with bullets. The tographs of the trial but asked tion about the company's vol- the right direction, but for a untary efforts to recycle and COLUMBUS - A woman con- based on the battered woman witnesses said Salvi backed out them not to photograph Agrawal heavy industrial state like reduce pollution at the source. victed of murdering her 4-year- syndrome and duress. The appel- of the clinic still shooting. and two other witnesses, or a Ohio, a Z5 reduction is not old son in 1991 must get a new late court ruled that Mrs. Engle In his opening statement, Car- doctor who works at one of the In 1994, about 462 companies necessarily something com- began activities to help reduce trial, the state Supreme Court had waived her rights to such ap- ney told jurors Salvl's schizoph- clinics. panies should be touting as a ruled Wednesday. peals when she pleaded no renia had been evident for years. hazards to the public and the significant accomplishment," environment. Edna Mae Engle, of Fail-field contest. He said Salvi was driven to at- Dortch-Okara said she wanted Skeldlng said. There also are County, told investigators in 1991 "She was powerless to defend tack the clinics by reports about to protect the witnesses and the loopholes in the TRI which al- Ohio EPA guidelines require that her husband, John Engle Jr., herself and her children because the killing of four Catholic doctor. She also asked the media low companies to inaccurately that about 300 chemicals had poured boiling water on their of what was going on in the priests in Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria, on not to print or broadcast the doc- report their toxin release fig- released in certain amounts be . son Christopher, who died two home," said Kort Gatterdam, an Dec 27,1994. An Islamic guerilla tor's name, and lawyers for news ures, he said. reported by certain manufac- days later. Mrs. Engle did not assistant state public defender faction took responsibility for organizations agreed to the turers. In Ohio, 180 chemicals the murders. seek medical attention for Chris- who now represents Mrs. Engle. request. "It may be that many of the were reported in 1994. topher, one of 10 children, and Gatterdam said Mrs. Engle was chemicals they use are not re- the couple continued to collect beaten by her husband and co- VOTE portable chemicals under the The U.S. EPA has added 286 welfare benefits and food stamps erced into participating In the at- TRI. Industry is lobbying chemicals to the list and plans Continued from page one. "I think ifs a realistic goal," he for the boy. tempted cover-up of their son's said. heavily to remove many of the to expand the types of manu- Mrs. Engle later pleaded no death. chemicals that are on the re- facturers that must report. contest to murder, obstruction of tion deadline, but we have very limited free housing and very In 1992, 43 percent of eligible porting list, and that's a bad Newly added chemicals are to Justice, forgery and other char- "When a defendant enters a voters turned out to vote. sign," Skeldlng said. be included in reports due ges as part of a plea bargain. A plea In a criminal case, the plea limited space," Helizer said. "After the event, we are going According to Frishberg, educa- Since TRI reporting began July 1. Fairfleld County Common Pleas must be made knowingly, intel- tion, environment and the econ- judge sentenced her to IS years ligently and voluntarily," Justice up to New Hampshire for the presidential primary on Sunday, omy are what the candidates see to life on the murder charge and Cralg Wright wrote in the unan- as the focus of young people. ally afford education will get the at (614) 496-5966, or Washington 19 and one/half years on the imous opinion. Monday and Tuesday," Helizer young people out to vote, Frish- DC at (202) 234-5994. They can other charges. "Failure on any of those points said. "Seventy percent of college berg said. also be reached by e-mail at the When she pleaded to the re- renders enforcement of the plea The purpose of this event is freshmen are concerned with "We feel young people have the address, [email protected], duced charges, her lawyer, the unconstitutional under both the voter education. whether or not they will be able vision to lead us into the future," Helizer added. prosecutor and the court made United States Constitution and Youth Vote is hoping to get SO to afford college in four years," Helizer said. statements reflecting that she the Ohio Constitution." percent of registered 18 to 24 Frishberg said. Anyone interested in attending IBG News, Fast Free Funll planned to appeal the conviction. The ruling does not affect John year-olds out to vote this elec- The candidate who comes out the event on Feb. 16 to 18 can call But the 5th Ohio District Court Engle's conviction. tion, said Ivan Frishberg, co- and talks about how we can actu- the Boston office of Youth Vote founder of Youth Vote. JUDGE tr-tr-trlt-tr-b-Cr-tr-tr-tr-tr-to-tr-er-k-tr-tr-to-tr-Crit-Cr-k-k-er-tc-tc-tr-Cr-fr-tr-tr-tr-tr-ti Continued from page one. complete. Gallagher into an Inpatient hospi- COMING THIS FALL... MERCER MANOR Mark Marein, Gallagher's law- tal treatment program, but she convicted until sentencing is yer, said he asked Weils to order declined. 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I — Nation page six The BG News Thursday, February 15,1996 Man stirs Lost Aspirations Police caution after eight- women about year coma Michelle Williams serial rapist The Associated Press CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- Chuck Barielt Because the Incidents have They waited 7 1/2 years, some- The Associated Press occurred over a wide area, times sitting vigil at the bedside police suspect that some of of their son, brother and father, a LITTLE ROCK - A "blue light them were carried out by copy- police officer who took a bullet in rapist" and others mimicking cats. the forehead and drifted all that him have raped, accosted or In an undetermined number time in the shadows of coma chased more than a dozen wom- of other cases, women have re- They never gave up hope Gary en since November, and State ported that men without blue Dockery would somehow pull Police are warning women lights flashed their headlights through. And this week it seemed about pulling over for unmar- or honked to get them to pull all prayers were answered when ked cars at night. In communi- over. he woke up, spoke to his sister Rodney Curtls/Thc Associated Press ties from northeastern Arkan- State Police are urging wom- and cracked Jokes as if no time Volunteers, staff and the media watch as Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, announces his decision to with- sas to northern Louisiana, a en to report any suspicious ac- had passed. draw from the presidential race from the Manchester, N.H, headquarters of Gramm for President predator using a police-style tivity and are warning those "I looked up at him and he had Wednesday. flashing blue light has pulled traveling not to stop for an un- a look I had never seen before," over women traveling alone. A marked car until they are In a Lisa Dockery said through a hos- 15-year-old cheerleader was well-lighted area with several pital spokeswoman Wednesday. one last chance to say goodbye. Dockery answered a trouble call May. raped after a basketball game people around. "He seemed so at ease and his Doctors tell the family the in Walden, a mountain town IS When he awoke Monday, last month by a man driving a That's advice Workman said eyes were wide open. pneumonia now wracking Dock- miles north of Chattanooga. He Dockery remembered neither white Oldsmobile with a blue she's following. "I'm your slster,"she said. ery's lungs will kill him without was shot point-blank with a the shooting nor taking the Wal- light. "I'm not the kind of person "Uh-huh," he responded. surgery, but anesthesia may well .22-caliber derringer as he stood den police job just three months "People in Pine Bluff are that's going looking for trou- "You're talking!" she ex- sedate forever the last working talking to the 911 caller in his before. He does recall his di- scared," said Debbie Workman, ble," she said Wednesday. claimed. parts of his brain. driveway. vorce, working as a security a receptionist at an office in The instructions have caused "I sure am," he answered "This isn't a success story," The shooter, Samuel Frank guard for the University of Ten- charge of collecting court fines. problems for Arkansas' town- brightly. said his son Sean, a little dazed Downey, now 68, told officers nessee at Chattanooga, and the "I don't go out at night without ship constables, said Harry "There's not but one way to de- from the emotions of the last he'd placed the bogus call to get eight years he spent with the my husband." "Dusty" Rhodes, a constable for scribe it," said family friend Tim days and an onslaught of calls back at police for reprimanding Lookout Mountain police. The assaults grew steadily 20 years and president of the Thompson. "It's a miracle of from reporters who learned him about noise after neighbors All those years in a coma, worse before last month's rape. state constable association. God." Wednesday of Dockery's appar- complained. Downey was sen- Dockery communicated occa- A woman In St. Francis County "We can't do our duty the way But the miracle may prove an ent recovery. "He's very sick." tenced to 37 years in prison and sionally by blinking "yes" and was assaulted Nov. 30; another we should. No one wants to ending rather than a beginning: On Sept. 7,1988, Patrol Officer will be eligible for parole this "no" answers to questions. woman drove away Dec 4 after stop," he said. Constables, who a man who stopped her near typically deliver summonses, Brlnkley got out of his car wear- are usually unpaid and un- ing a mask. The 15-year-old was trained but have the power to raped Jan. 9 near Forrest City. make certain traffic stops. Doctors can detect drugs'effects A blue light has been Involved They are not required under In at least nine other Incidents state law to wear uniforms, but in which the women escaped they must carry a badge and unharmed. have a marked vehicle. on AIDS patients in six months Daniel Q. Haney With drug developers and oth- know within six months whether The test uses PCR - polymer- The Associated Press ers pushing for a more rapid the drug is having a positive ef- ase chain reaction - to multiply means of gauging whether a new fect. the number of viral genes in GREENBRIAR, INC. BOSTON - Measuring the medicine is working, one method The study was conducted by blood samples so they can be amount of AIDS virus in infected that recently has become com- Dr. William A O'Brien and oth- measured. Several versions of Time is running out on these apartments... people's bodies can greatly speed mon is measuring the amount of ers from the West Los Angeles the test are under development. up the job of figuring out virus circulating In patients' Veterans Affairs Medical Center None has been approved yet for • Columbia Court whether experimental drugs ac- blood. and involved testing blood stored routine use in doctors' offices. tually work, doctors say. Many experts believe that if up from an earlier study of AZT, When that happens, however, it 5 left In the past, AIDS researchers virus levels plummet quickly an AIDS drug. That study showed may be possible to monitor how have had to wait several years to after therapy begins, the med- that taking AZT slowed the prog- patients are responding to AIDS • East Merry see if new medicines delayed the icine is likely to be helpful. A ression of the viral infection to drugs. If the test shows virus onset of the disease or extended new study shows for the first full-blown AIDS. levels fail to drop, patients might Full patients' lives. They have also time this is true. The level of virus in the blood be switched quickly to another • Field Manor measured the level of disease- The report, published in turned out to be far more impor- medicine. righting white blood cells in the Thursday's issue of the New Eng- tant than the number of white At an AIDS meeting last month 9 left body, but that has proved to be a land Journal of Medicine, cells. in Washington, Dr. John W. Mel- poor predictor of how patients suggests that by measuring the "This is a concept people have lors of the University of Pitts- • Frazee Avenue will fare. amount of virus, doctors may believed for a long time: If a drug burgh reported evidence that is good, it should have a big im- measuring viral levels can help 8 left pact on viral levels. 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They also said he faked his tears on the witness stand WUJMNGTON, N.C - A man when asked his reaction to seeing was convicted Wednesday of his wife's mangled hand for the mailing a pipe bomb that blew off first time. several of his wife's fingers and "Did any of you see any real injured one of her co-workers. tears or did you see an acting Jurors also found Stephen Bul- Job?" Assistant U.S. Attorney 11s guilty of sending a second John Bennett asked the Jury. "I bomb to his wife's office build- submit to you that no real tears ing. That one was discovered in a came from that man's eyes." mall bin and detonated after his The defense said evidence was arrest circumstantial and pointed to Tracy Bullis smiled as the ver- someone else. Howell also sug- dict was read, then sobbed quiet- gested that Bullis' fingerprints ly, along with Judith Harrison, had been planted on the second the co-worker who was slightly bomb. Injured. She had cried in court The bomb left a crater In Mrs. last week when she removed a Bullis' desk, shattered glass and glove to show her mangled hand. scattered blood and bomb frag- Bullis, 31, remained motion- ments around the fifth floor of less. His public defender said he Business Telecom Inc. in would likely be sentenced to life Raleigh, the long-distance tele- in prison, plus 40 years. He also phone company where she faces a possible $1.5 million fine. worked. "life means life in federal court," attorney Michael Howell Bullis, a project manager at said. rival MCI Telecommunications Prosecutors said Bullis was a Corp., admitted on the stand that cold, calculating man who was he had been having an affair. At having an affair and bombed his the time of the bombing, the cou- wife July 10 after her life- ple had been married five years. Stcphaa SavoWThc AsavclatcdPreii Republican presidential hopeful Steve forbes gives a thumbs-up to morning. Forbes began campaigning In the state for Tuesday's Chemical-carrying train supporters during his arrival at Manchester, N.H, Wednesday presidential primary. derails, ignites in flames Liny Gerber she waited out the crisis at a New format ahead for '60 Minutes' The Associated Press shelter set up at the county fair- grounds in Vlctorville. CAJON SUMMIT, Calif. - A One witness said a fireball Opinionated Ivins, O'Rourke, Crouch slated to give weekly commentary freight train carrying hazardous hundreds of feet high could be chemicals derailed and caught seen when the train crashed. "I Scott Williams fire early today, killing at least was out there standing and felt a The Associated Press Bradley, Lesley Stahl, Steve lection of essays, "The All- "60 Minutes" is aiming for its one crew member, injuring at rumble. I felt the heat of the Kroft. American Skin Game." 19th consecutive season in the least 20 other people and closing fire," said the witness, Chuck NEW YORK - Searching for an Using a format reminiscent of "Point Counterpoint" which Top 10 despite declining ratings a major highway. Mydlowski. edge that will boost ratings, "60 the program's "Point Counter- last aired in 1979, was quite suc- over the past three seasons. The train's engineer was A 20-mile segment of Inter- Minutes" is taking on three point," which featured Shana cessful, Hewitt said. "I can't among the injured and one other state IS, a main artery between highly opinionated commenta- Alexander and James J. Kilpa- quite remember why we stopped Hewitt said the changes will crewman was missing after the Los Angeles and Las Vegas, was tors: Molly Ivins, PJ. O'Rourke trick, the show will pit Ivins, a doing It." make his show more competitive Burlington Northern-Santa Fe shut down in both directions, and Stanley Crouch celebrated writer for the Fort with other network magazines. Corp. train left the track shortly causing a commuting nightmare "60 Minutes" also is going into Worth Star-Telegram and an Hewitt said "60 Minutes," NBC has announced plans for a after 4 am. It touched off a spec- for motorists. year-round production to develop outspoken liberal, against a con- which traditionally has taped on Sunday edition of its "Dateline tacular fire that continued to more breaking stories, executive servative, either Crouch or O'- Thursday and Friday, will tape NBC franchise. burn Intensely at midday. All four of the train's locomo- producer Don Hewitt said Rourke. on Thursdays and Sundays to ac- "It's really ripping, really tives and 38 of Its 42 cars left the Wednesday. "We're going to call it 'Ivins & commodate late-breaking sto- "NBC News and ABC News are burning," said Bill Peters, Cali- track, Peters said. 'Tor all intents and purposes, Crouch/Crouch & Ivins,' or 'I- ries. To oversee them, former first-rate organizations," Hewitt fornia Department of Forestry The train had originated In the rerun season is over for '60 vins & O'Rourke/O'Rourke & "60 Minutes" producer Josh said. "They've been trying to spokesman. "We're not fighting Barstow and was headed for Los Minutes,' " said Hewitt, who Ivins,' which sounds like a law Howard is returning to the clone us for 28 years. As good as it as of yet because of all the Angeles. Mike Martin, a spokes- created and launched TV's long- firm," said Hewitt. The feature broadcast from the CBS News they are, some day they may chemicals." man for the Schaumburg, est-running prime-time program should begin in the next few Productions unit. make it." 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Sports Thursday, February 15,1996 page nine Pal Murphy A night for Chris: BG 72, EMU 70 Ninkovic Fry feels possibilities surprises still great with 34 for Falcons points Falcon center Curtis Fry made an Interesting statement after Scott Brown Bowling Green's win over Notre The BC News Dame Saturday. Fry, who just minutes earlier ended the game with an overtime Dayonwho? goal, said he thought the Falcons The Falcon sophomore could have a better season than center took everyone In Ander- they did a year ago. son Arena by surprise An interesting statement, be- Wednesday, scoring a career- cause BG lost 11 games all last best 34 points as BG upset season and has already lost 11 MAC-leadlng games this year with at least eight Eastern more to play. Interesting also be- Michigan cause a year ago the Falcons fin- 72-70. ished second in the Central Colle- Shock giate Hockey Association stand- ings and had a home Ice advan- could be a tage in the first round of the better word CCHA Playoffs. than sur- This season the Brown and Or- prise. Ninko- ange sit in fifth place in the con- vic, after ference and face the imminent scoring his prospect of traveling to either previous ca- Lake Superior, Michigan or reer-high of 19 points against Western Michigan for the first Western Michigan on Jan. 3, round of the playoffs. had just 35 points in the ten Was Fry suffering from game winning goal disullislonment or games since. recovering from the effects of "I ain't never seen [sic] laying a check on one of Notre Dayon like that before in my Dame's mamouth players? The life," said Falcon forward An- disillusionment can be ruled out thony Stacey, his eyes widen- because Fry had scored three ing. "I don't know what hap- game winning goals before In his pened. He really played well career. Despite the punishment and he really fired up. He shot the S foot 8 inch Junior endured the shots that he knew he could checking any of the seven players Tki BG Ntwi/Hidckl KabayajHI make. They were doubling me that the Irish have over 6 foot 3 Inches tall, his ability to reason Falcon guard Antonio Daniels goes up for a shot against Eastern Michigan last night. a lot, so Dayon was right there was not affected at all. for the open jump shot." His statement was as accurate Ninkovic left the arena right as the shot he sneaked under the after the game before talking legs of Irish goaltender Matt Els- Daniels plays in memory of lost brother the media, and did not return ler to Saturday's game. calls left at his residence. A year ago BG went 11-4-1 in Scott Brown ingly willing-in a short jumper for the Eagles, who entered the foul shots by Ninkovic with "I really appreciate the tre- the regular season after their The BC News with four ticks left on the game at 18-2 overall and 23rd just over three minutes to go - mendous effort by Dayon Nin- Christmas tournament in Ma- clock. in the national Associated the Eagles were in the midst of kovic," BG head coach Jim dison, Wis. The Falcons ended the Chris Daniels wouldn't have The Eagles' desperation Press poll. turning the ball over three regular season on a five game had It any other way. chance at the buzzer was off "We knew this was going to straight times at that point - See NINKOVIC, page ten. winning streak but only one of His brother Antonio capped the mark. those wins was against a team in be a hard game, even without allowed BG to go up for good. an emotional night at Anderson "I'm Just so happy for An- the emotions," EMU coach Ben Daniels began his last minute BOWLING GREEN 72, EASTERN the upper half of the league, a 3-2 Arena with a leaning jumper win over Lake Superior. tonio and this team," BG head Braun said. "It's such a terrible heroics by getting a partial MICHIGAN 70 with four seconds to go, allow- coach Jim Larranaga said thing that Antonio had to go block of Tolbert's 3-point at- BG Is 8-4 this year after finish- BOWUNO GREEN (124) ing third at the Marlucci Classic ing Bowling Green to capture a afterward, holding back tears. through and it seemed like tempt with 1:20 to go. Daniels stunning 72-70 victory Larranaga 1-S 3-4 6. Stacay 3-8 1*2 a. in Minneapolis, Minn. They have "In the 25 years that I've been their team rallied around him." then drove the ball inside on Ninkowc 12-14 10-12 34. Dam«« sis 4-7 six regular season games remain- Wednesday over nationally- in coaching, this has probably Anthony Stacey was limited the other end for a pair, putting 20. Chambara 1-4 0-0 2, Cowan 0-1 0-0 0. ing and at least two more in the ranked Eastern Michigan. been the most difficult day.... to just eight points - a season- the Falcons up four. Hoi mm 1 2 r>02 Tolali 26-52 19-25 72. Antonio Daniels returned to league playoffs. Of those six "To try and understand, and low for BG's leading scorer - A pair of free throws down EASTERN MICHIGAN (1*4) games, two are against Illinois- the Falcon lineup Wednesday control your emotions, and but realized it wasn't his night the stretch kept the Eagles at Dial 7-13 04) 17. Haad 5 8 0-1 10. Wilson Chicago, one against Notre Dame, following his brother Chris' channel them In the right to shine. bay momentarily, but a 3-poin- 5-90-1 10. TolBan4-133-4 13. Boykini4-l4 one against Ohio State, one on the 1-2 10. Barkovilch 0-0 0-0 0, Mil 1-2 0-0 2. tragic death last Thursday. direction ... that is what we "I think it went down to the ter by Earl Boykins with 9.6 road at Michigan State and the Chris was supposed to have Pannm 3-5 0-0 6, Ezugwu 1-1 0-2. Totals regular season finale at Michigan. asked the team to do." last round, and Antonio seconds to go tied the game at 30« 4-B70 been in attendance for the Daniels finished the night knocked them out," said Falcon 70, setting the stage for Dan- The Falcons should win the first Hairnma - Bowling Gmn 34. Eaatsrn four games because they are game, where he could have with 20 points, including the forward Anthony Stacey, one iels' late heroics. seen his brother dazzle like Mchigan 20. 3-Point goals - Booing Grain against teams with a combined team's final six during the of Daniels' closest friends on Daniels almost didn't play in 2-8 (Larranaga 1-4. Stacay 1-1. DanaU 0,1. record of 22-53-11 this season and only a Daniels can. frantic final minute. Team- the team. "We played this the game, following an after- Cham Bars 0-2). Eaalarn Michigan 0-17 (Dial all four are at the Ice Arena. After Eastern Michigan had mate Dayon Ninkovic contrib- game with a lot of emotion. We noon meeting with Larranaga 34, Tolban 2-7. BoyUns 1-3, Haad 0-1) Those wins would place BG at tied the game at 70 with nine F0UHM) out - nona. rtsbounus - Bowing uted a team season-high and knew we weren't going to The team had attended Chris Grain 26 (Stacay 0). Eanam Mchigan 42 24-11-1 overall and 18-9-1 In the seconds to go, Daniels grabbed personal-career high 34 points lose." Daniels' funeral in Columbus (Oal 11). Aiails- Bowling Graan 16 (Da/V CCHA heading into the last week- the inbounds pass and dribbled •(see related story). It was a see-saw game Ma. Larranaga. and Stacay S). Eanam Mch- end of the season. the length of the court, seem- Igan 11 (Boyklna 4). Total louis - BoMing The numbers are almost identi- Derrick Dial had 17 points throughout, but four straight See CHRIS, page eleven. Graan 11. Eaalarn Michigan 20. A - 3*48 cal to last year with a probable playoff trip to one of the top teams In the league still awaiting. Fry's prophecy may still come to fruition because of the Falcon's Terry sets record, non-conference schedule earlier this year. BG Is 4-2 in non-conference games this season as opposed to leads BG over Eagles 2-4 last year. Of the six non- conference games BG played a Jeremy Yotte and Sieve Wlldman With Terry hitting nothing but year ago, three of those games The BC News the bottom of the net, the Falcon were against teams in the CCHA guards were able to get points on (due to Kent dropping its program YPSILANTI, Mich. - Perfect the board as well. unexpectedly). This is where the That's what the performance 6-2 Chrissy Billiter went for 20 on Falcons could go beyond last junior Michelle Terry gave going year's season and get to a point 11-11 from the field as the Fal- See TERRY, page ten. they have not been since 1990. cons downed Eastern Michigan That point is a berth In the NCAA Tournament. 92-83 at Bowen Field House BOWUNO GREEN 92, EASTERN Despite Its impressive record Wednesday night. MCHIGAN 83 last year the one thing that kept Terry's performance sets a BG out of the tournament and al- new standard in field goals at BOWUNO GREEN (12-8) Jonas 5-8 2-2 12. Puthoft US 0-0 17. Tarry lowed Denver to receive the final Bowling Green. Her flawless 11-11 1-1 23, Balchar 1-2 CM) 2. BiMar 7-14 tournament berth was its non- shooting set a new record for 6-11 20, Gaflord OO 1-2 1, Day 1-3(H) 2. An- conference record. field-goal percentage. drews 3-« 1-2 7, KOSSSK 1-2 0-0 2. Au« 1-1 04) The Falcons established them- "My teammates Just got me the 2. Ratarman 2-2 OO 4. Smith 00 04) 0. Too* 408811-1882. selves as one of the top teams In ball where I could get a high per- the nation in late October defeat- centage of shots," Terry said. EASTERN MICHIGAN (i-15) ing Renesslear Polytechnic Insti- "They got me the ball exactly Snfing 8-13 4 6 22. SlainmsQ 1-5 1-1 3, tute of the Eastern Collegiate Ath- Moorman 1-4 10-1212. Brown 4-121-1 0. Par- letic Conference twice at home. where I needed It." soni 0-17 2-2 23, Cantra* 1-1 0-0 3. Han 3-8 The following weekend BG split Terry finished the night with 2-20, Rantta 0-1 2-4 2. Totals 284)1 22-28 83 two games at Clarkson who is also 23 points and five rebounds. HalrBma - Boating Graan 40, Eanam MtM- a member of the ECAC. BG head Jacl Clark knew that gan 40. 3-Pant goal! - Bowling Graan 1-11 The Golden Knights were If her team could get Terry the (PuBlorl 1-0, Bilrtar 0-2. Andrews 0-1). Eaalarn ranked 13th In the WMPL Radio ball, that she could finish the Mchigan S-10 (Stalling 0-1. Parsons 3-4, Can- Coaches Poll this week and shot. "She was perfect," Clark trai 1-1, Harr 1-4). Fotaad out-Eanam Mchi- received votes In all of the four said. "We did a good job of get- gan Brown Rabounds - Bowling Graan 42 hockey polls. (Jonas 7, BtHsr 7) Eanam Mchigan 27 (Sca- ting her the ball and she finished ling 11. Assists - Bowling Graan 18 (Banar 4). ■ BG must will rely on its wins Eanam Mchigan IS (Parsons 8). Total toula - earlier this year. real strong. She has a lot of abil- ity." Bowling Graan 22, Eanam Mchigan 17. A - Ta. BC NcwaTTUc akala 1102. BG forward Char lot ta Jones takes a shot against Kent In a game earlier this year. Sports page ten The BG News Thursday, February 15,1996 Modell makes one certain move Reds plan to tin holes David Glnsburg The Associated Press with familiar faces Joe Kay manager," general manager Jim BALTIMORE - The search for The Associated Press Bowdensald. a new nickname can wait First, Owner Marge Schott's decision Art Modell needs to find a new CINCINNATI - Eric Davis will to lop several million dollars off coach. be there So wiU Chris Sabo. the payroll has turned the NL Modell, owner of the Baltimore In some respects, the Cincin- Central champions into a fitting NFL franchise formerly known nati Reds' training camp will look project for first-time manager aa the Cleveland Browns, fired something like last year's gather- Ray Knight There are a lot of coach Bill Bellchlck on Wednes- ing, when over-the-hill players unknowns, from the top down. day. He did not name a replace- like Pedro Borbon and Barbaro While the Braves were solidi- ment, but former Baltimore Colts Garbey were trying to win jobs. fying their roster to make an- coach Ted Marchibroda is a pos- There are no replacement other run at the World Series, the sible choice for the job. players this time around, but the Reds were shedding left fielder Modell may also consider Oak- team that made it to the NL Ron Gant, their leading home-run land Raiders assistant coach Joe championship series has a lot of hitter, starting catcher Benito Bugel or San Francisco 49ers de- parts to replace. Santiago; center fielder Darren fensive coordinator Pete Carroll "The big focus, right now. Is on Lewis; third baseman Mark to replace Belichlck. center field, left field, third base, Lewis; utility inflelder Mariano Don Shula, the winningest the starting rotation, the bullpen, Duncan; backup outfielder Jer- coach in NFL history, has re- the catchers, the bench, the new ome Walton and David Wells. moved himself from the list of candidates. TERRY The Browns went 5-11 last season, losing seven of their final Continued from page nine. saw action early In the game. eight games after Modell an- The Eagles crept back to: 7-14 shooting and Sara Puthoff within 77-70 late in the second: nounced his Intention to take the scored 17. franchise to Baltimore. It was half when EMU's Besty Brown' Billiter had seven rebounds stole a pass and went coast- Cleveland's fourth losing season while Puthoff had six. in five years under Belichick. to-coast for the lay up. "They might take one area Key In Eastern's staying with- "The move to Baltimore offers away from us, but we will be able us a new beginning, a fresh ing 10 was Laura Strefling and to execute on the other," Clark Traci Parsons. Parsons finished start," Modell said in a state- said of BG's ability to spread the ment, "and we want to do every- with 23 points on 8-17 shooting ball around. and Strefling had 22 points with thing we can to get to a higher The first half saw BG hold the level of play as soon as we can. 11 rebounds. lead throughout, but the Falcons But the EMU defense had prob- "We've had some success with couldn't manage to put the Ea- BUI, including an 11-5 playoff lems stopping the Falcons' team in 1994. However, I believe gles away. offense. Free-throw shooting kept the to get to the next level, a change Eagles close with EMU making "I was disappointed in our de- at head coach is necessary." 17 trips to the line In the half. fensive efforts," EMU head . Modell planned to attend a se- coach Paulette Stein. "Allowing ries of meetings in Baltimore on Eagles Kelly Moorman went 7-8 from the line the first half to BG to shoot over fifty percent in Wednesday and did not return each half indicates to me that our calls to his offices In Cleveland pace EMU at the charity stripe. defense wasn't what It needed to and Baltimore. EMU got 12 of their 40 points Belichlck, meanwhile, will from the line and 22 of their total be. Also we couldn's match up: probably land another job in the points as well. with Michelle Terry." NFL He could end up as the de- Charlotta Jones had seven re- "The officials called a tight fensive coordinator for Miami bounds and had 12 points to fol- game tonight and they had 17 low Terry's tough play inside. Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson, shots at the foul line in the first Stein saw a different Falcon although an NFL source said Be- lichlck might be offered a job by half," Clark said. "The officials team than EMU faced earlier in New England Patriots coach Bill APpkMWMarkDuacu put them on the line and there the season. Parcells. Cleveland Browns head coach Bill Belichlck congratulate! linebacker Pepper Johnson after a win. was nothing that we could do "Bowling Green has been play-: about that. Eastern shoots better In a statement, Belichick, 43, New York Giants. Cleveland, 3-13 salary cap in an effort to get the ing better since that last time we: win after that was a 26-10 rout of from the line than from the expressed his gratitude to the in 1990, went 6-10 in Bellchick's Browns into the Super Bowl for Cincinnati in the home finale played them," she said. "Their: Browns organization. Initial season - losing six games the first time Dec. 17. field." win over Ohio was significant." '■ "This team has an excellent fu- by a total of 17 points. After a 3-1 start, the Browns Belichick had a no-nonsense Holding a nine-point advantage Along with the win over Ohio ture and I wish them well," Beli- were 4-4 before news of Modell's approach to the job and rarely at 33-24 in the first half, Clark and EMU, the Falcons knocked: chick said. "I will review my op- Belichick was 37-45 with the planned move to Baltimore be- joked with his players. But he brought in five players from the off Central Michigan to start a tions with regard to my future in Browns, his best season coming gan to leak to the media. Bell- earned their respect, in part be- bench. Candy Day, Bridget An- three-game winning streak and the NFL." in 1994 when he led Cleveland chick's attempts to keep the cause of his dedication to his drews, Kristi Koester, Jack! grab a firm hold of fourth place Raterman and Netta Smith all Marchibroda coached the Bal- into the AFC playoffs behind a players focused on the season work. in the Mid-American Conference^ timore Colts from 197S to 1979, defense that surrendered an were futile, and the team's slide "Bill is a great coach. The way winning three AFC titles. He was NFL-low 204 points and an began with a 37-10 thrashing at he prepared us for games is in- NINKOVIC dismissed by Indianapolis after offensive line that allowed the the hands of the visiting Houston credible," said left tackle and the 1995 season despite guiding fewest sacks (14) In the league. Oilers on Nov. 5. team captain Tony Jones. "I cant Continued from page nine. the Colts to a 9-7 record and a The Browns, a wild-card entry, The game was a mere sideshow put the blame on him for our los- berth in the AFC title game. defeated New England before for thousands of angry fans more ses last year. Bill doesn't play on Larranaga said. "His perform- iels and Larranaga each con- I Ironically, Bellchlck began his losing to Pittsburgh in the second interested in venting their frus- Sundays." ance tonight was Just incredi- tinually fed Ninkovic under- '-coaching career in 1975 with the round. tration against Modell than root- Quarterback Vlnny Testaverde ble. If anyone had told me that neath, and he connected with •Baltimore Colts as a special as- The 1995 season was supposed ing for the home team. The said, "Unfortunately, losing your Jay and Anthony were going to his shots. sistant to Marchibroda. to be even better. Modell signed players seemed distracted, too, job in the National Football be held under double figures Offense wasn't Ninkovic's He took over the Browns job on free agent receiver Andre Rison as five turnovers led to the most League is part of the business. before the game, I don't think I only weapon, either. He drew a Feb. 6, 1991, after spending 12 and spent nearly $24 million in lopsided loss of the season. However, getting another job could have stood to go out crucial charge down the seasons as an assistant with the bonuses over the $37.1 million The next day, Modell formally quickly is also part of the busi- there." stretch in the second half, and announced his intention to move ness. I wish him the very best Ninkovic, from Milwaukee, started the game's key run for to Baltimore. The Browns' only wherever he goes." Wis., has started 17 games this BG - a stretch where EMU season and averaged just S.8 turned the ball over three con- TONIGHT points a game. He has taken a secutive times with three DANCC DANCC DANCC back seat this season to the minutes to go - by swatting headline names of Stacey, Jay away an Eagle pass. MIII AM >l\\OK Larranaga and Antonio Dan- Eastern Michigan led 29-24 FUNK iels. with 3 JO left in the first half - - NOWRENTING - But he took a back seat to no after BG had opened the game one Wednesday. He was with a 12-2 run - and was NUGGCTS Choose from choice apartments w ithin walking 12-of-14 from the field and seemingly ready to run away Upstairs 6i Downstairs distance to campus Summer i('l"< and school yeai 10-of-12 from the free throw with the game. But the Falcons line He had five rebounds and scored the final 10 points of the No Cover 1096-1997. no turnovers in 37 minutes of half, the final bucket coming 21 Si Over play. from Ninkovic down low off a 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, u;is heal "I thought they got a really pretty look from Stacey. and wiilcr included, air conditioning big performance from Dayon Sim. Hospitality Night Ninkovic," Eagle coach Ben Falcon Notai Long blond k« Tea Braun said. "He knocked some Morgorltoi SI.15 641 Third Si. Apt. 4. B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 shots down for them and he ■ Eastern Michigan dominated the T-9Upttain was accurate." rebounding count in the gam*, out- Ninkovic's play came up par- boarding the Falcons 42-26. BG was particularly burned on the offensive ticularly big considering the boards, where EMU had 22 of thair Eagles' shutting down both PUT YOUR VALUABLES 42. Larranaga and Stacey. The two Staca/s nine rebounds led the BGSU IN A SAFE PUCE. combined for Just 14 points, 10 Falcons, while EMU received 11 points below their combined trom Derrick Dial and nine from MEN'S average. Jamas Head. Ninkovic had 15 points by ■ The win over EMU, which en- halftime for BG, but came even tered the game ranked 23rd in the more alive after Intermission. national Associated Pratt poll, was BASKETBALL/j Helmets make riding more comfortable and fun. Not to mention safer. In a crash Benefiting from EMU's dou- the Falcons second straight win over without one, you are five times as likely to suffer a serious head injury \ a i a ranked opponent in Anderson bling down on Stacey, he found Arena. They defeated Michigan than a helmeted rider. No matter how short your ride, wear a helmet It's \w/ himself open underneath. Dan- AIEUOW the best protection for your most valuable asset. MNI UfCTY nsHMV State in December of 1989. Z^96.7 SPRING BREAK IN WBVI-FM & WJYM AM730 THE Jim Larranaga Radio Show FOR INFO CALL EVERY THURS.-7 p.m. http://www.takeabreak.com 1 -8 00-9 5 -BREAK Live From Fricker's On MIX 96.7 FM & WFOBAM1430 V Sports Thursday, February 15,1996 The BC News page eleven CCHA League Standings Rangers are only one of six as of 2/14/96 Team fOverall Recordl G? W PTS 1. Michigan State (25-7-0) 25 21 4 0 42 teams interested in Gretzky 2. Western Michigan (24-7-3) 26 18 5 3 39 3. Michigan (23-5-2) 24 18 4 2 38 The Associated Press 4. Lake Superior (21-5-2) 24 17 5 2 36 5. Bowling Green (20-11-1) 24 14 9 1 29 Wayne Gretzky'a days with the 6. Miami (9-15-4) 24 8 12 4 20 Los Angeles Kings appear to be numbered. But where Is he go- 7. Ferris State (8-19-3) 25 6 16 3 15 ing? 8. UAF (9-19-1) 25 7 18 0 14 An NHL source said Wednes- 9. Notre Dame (8-20-3) 24 5 17 3 13 day he thinks the Kings will deal 10. Ohio State (6-15-5) 24 4 15 5 13 the Great One before the March 11 UIC (8-19-3) 24 5 18 1 11 20 trading deadline. "I do believe he will go," said the source, who asked not to be Vpgomlng Games identified. "It's a deal that needs Friday. Feb. 16 Saturday. Feb. 17 to be made." UIC at Bowling Green UIC at Bowling Green However, Gretzky's agent said UAF at Ohio State UAF at Ohio State a trade wasn't imminent While Gretzky was in Buffalo on Michigan State at Lake Superior Lake Superior at Ferris State Wednesday, agent Mike Barnett Miami at Ferris State Miami at Western Michigan was traveling to Toronto for a Michigan at Notre Dame Michigan State at Michigan junior game. "If something was going on, I Tuesday. Feb. 20 would be going to Buffalo," Bar- nett said. Michigan State at Notre Dame Gretzky, who will become a free agent after this season, was scratched from Wednesday night's game against the Sabres with a hip pointer. The injury oc- BG defenseman Fair earns curred in Tuesday's 9-4 loss to Detroit. Meanwhile, the Gretzky trade league defensive honors rumors continued. The New York Rangers and St Louis Blues have already ex- Christian Pelusl milestones during his recovery A revealing moment took pressed interest in the NHL's ca- The BC News here, Including Independence place In the loss to the Falcons reer scoring leader. Other teams from the ventilator and remov- as the Flames were down 5-1 in reportedly in the hunt are the Fair (elected aa defensive al of his tracheotomy tube," the third period with less than Chicago Blackhawks, Anaheim player of the week said Susan Biener-Bergman, seven minutes remaining in the Mighty Ducks, Philadelphia Roy's doctor at BU Medical Falcon senior defenseman game. UIC was going on the Flyers and Toronto Maple Leafs. APpkMWCkuckHmlUi Qulnn Fair was chosen as the Center. "He is medically stable power play when head coach In New York, Gretzky's possi- Cooper/CCHA defensive and redy to begin the next Larry Pedrie pulled his goal- ble trade to the Rangers made This is a March 1994 file photo of Los Angeles Kings Wayne Gretzky. player of the week for the phase of his rehabilitation." tender for the extra attacker headlines Wednesday. Gretzky Is reportedly on the trading block. weekend of Feb. 9-10. Fair was His father, Lee, Is still skep- and a 6-on -4 man advantage. "Gretzky-to-Rangers Talk May a 46 on the weekend along with tical of Roy walking again, call- Not Be Just Rumors," The New should eliminate lowly Anaheim. out Brett Hull. a goal and three assists in BG's ing the possibility of Travis Falcon junior left wing Brett York Times said. Philadelphia has the money Gretzky leads the Kings in wins at Illinois-Chicago and walking again "a miracle." Punchard converted a Curtis "Will N.Y. Be Wayne's World?" and is a top team, but Gretzky scoring with 77 points, but isn't Notre Dame. Illinois-Chicago struggling to Fry pass into the empty pet asked the New York Post. reportedly doesn't get along with happy playing for a mediocre Roy moved to specialized keep Flames alive seconds later snuffing out any Playing in New York would Flyers star Eric Lindros. team that is mired in ninth place hospital In Atlanta The UIC Flames presently chance of a Flames comeback offer Gretzky a high-profile That leaves Central Division in the Western Conference, one USA Today has reported that occupy last place in the CCHA with over six minutes still to market and a chance to play for a rivals Chicago, Toronto and St. spot out of the playoffs. Travis Roy has left Boston for with few indications of climb- play. Stanley Cup contender that in- Louis, which are all jockeying for a rehabilitation center in At- ing out of the cellar anytime A comment more on the cludes former Edmonton team- playoff positions in the Western "Their team is really strug- lanta to further his recovery soon. season than on the game. mates Mark Messier and Kevin Conference. gling," Detroit's Steve Yzerman from severe spinal cord dam- The Flames were scalded for Lowe. The Rangers also are one The Blackhawks apparently said. "They don't have a lot of en- age. 19 goals this past weekend (7 Quick wrlsters... of the few teams with enough are willing to trade star Jeremy thusiasm." The University of Boston by the Falcons last Friday and Michigan's 148 goals on the money and trade bait to lure Roenlck, who recently got Into a After failing to score against Terrier freshman was para- 12 last Saturday by Michigan) season is tops in the CCHA an Gretzky. dispute with Chicago general Detroit and suffering a hip poin- lyzed from the neck down just and their 122 goals against this amazing 43 goals better than But the team wasn't comment- manager Bob Pulford. The Blues ter, Gretzky summed up his frus- 11 seconds into his first shift of season ranks them first in that next closest Michigan State ing Wednesday on a possible would probably offer a multi- trated feeling. his first collegiate game Oct. dubious category by 10 goals. with 105 ... Falcon junior de- exchange that would send center player package for Gretzky, who "It the hip is not as sore as 20. Their offensive firepower, fenseman Kelly Perrault Ray Ferraro and left wing Luc would team with scoring stand- my ego," he said. The Shepherd Center in At- which mustered only one goal joined junior center Curtis Fry Robitaille to Los Angeles. lanta specializes in treating In those two losses, resembles and senior left wing Jason "Right now, Wayne Gretzky is k ■ B^ jft -mr iBitflrM ■ ark spinal cord injuries and physi- a Zipo lighter with only 56 Clark In the 100-point club with still the property of the Los An- cians felt Roy was ready. goals scored on the year, also an assist in Saturday's win over geles Kings, so we have nothing 'Travis achieved significant good for last in the league. Notre Dame. to say," Rangers spokesman Rob Koch said. And what about the other ZING teams reportedly interested in CHRIS Gretzky? SATURDAY SATURDAY Gretzky, 35, says he wants to STARTS AT 10PM STARTS AT 10PM Continued from page nine. "And then what a fitting way us, and I think Antonio felt the play for a contender, which to end the game, with Antonio same way." on Monday, and Antonio had taking the ball to the basket only rejoined the team Just and scoring the winning prior to Tuesday's practice. points.'' "Antonio and coach [Stan] The team mobbed Daniels in Heath and I sat In my office front of the bench after the and told him 'you don't have to final buzzer. do this,' " Larranaga said. "He "I thought we played with told me he hadn't slept all night great emotion all the way down and hadn't eaten all day. He the line," Stacey said. 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