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Suspicious activity: Union to protest A Bowling Green resident History faculty shrinking reported to Wood County Sheriffs deputies a woman was hiding in a parked at Wal-Mart site Chairman says hiring needed to maintain quality pickup truck and videotap- ing juveniles as they got off by Michael Zawackl Wal-Mart urges consumers to buy faculty reporter sor and undergraduate adviser, the school bus Wednesday. said it is departmental tra- The resident said the tap- American, yet sells foreign goods dition for full professors to ing was being done in the Campus wide budget cuts and teach lower-level courses, but 18000 block of Brim Road. a hiring freeze are taking their graduate student Ph.D candi- A deputy advised the cal- by Mitch Weiss Last month, more than 100 con- The Associated Press toll on the history department. dates are doing so now because ler to file a report and con- struction workers and their fami- lies attended a Bowling Green Since 1989, the history de- of budget cuts. sult the Wood County Pros- partment has lost six faculty ecutor if the videotaping TOLEDO - A union is planning members by either retirement continues. City Council meeting to protest "Our faculty has been quite a protest at a Bowling Green site the city's decision to rezone land or resignation. Since that time, where a Wal- for the Wal-Mart store. only two new faculty members resilient, and they're Mart is being "I think Wal-Mart thinks we have been hired. More and more into pov- built because "[There is] no way we can do trying to adapt to the erty: went away. We're just beginning. the retailer has The people in Wood County need as much with 18 faculty now as changes we've been WASHINGTON-The been using non- ty have a strong commitment jobs," Medlin said. we could do with 22 faculty facing. [But] the way tightening recession union labor. four years ago," said Gary to their students and are trying dumped more than 2 million Ray Medlin, Hess, chairman of the history things are going we will be to serve them as best they can. Americans into poverty in "We're going to have a pretty "Our faculty has been quite University good demonstration Friday. We department. wiped out" 1991, the Census Bureau Board of The retirees included two resilient, and they're trying to said Thursday. The number just want to let the people know Gary Hess, history adapt to the changes we've Trustees mem- we're tired of Wal-Mart and the faculty with the title of Distin- of Americans officially cat- ber and presi- guished University Professor, been facing," Hess said. "[But] Medlin way they treat the communities department chairman egorized by the government dent of the Hess said. the way things are going we as poor reached a 27-year in which they choose to locate. will be wiped out." high. Local jobs for local people," he The department will also lose Other cuts in the history de- Last year, during the Northwest Ohio District Council said. three more people to retire- Also, faculty are having partment have been in operat- depths of the recession, 35.7 of Carpenters, said Thursday Other unions plan to join the ment in spring 1993. Hess add- more difficulty finding time ing funds that include equip- million Americans were that there are about 400 mem- protest. David Sadowski, ed that, without faculty re- for grants and research due to ment, travel and office sup- listed as poor. In 1991, poor bers of his council living near the spokesman for United Food and placements, he doesn't know the increased class load, Hess plies. Hess said the cuts have Americans were 14.2 per- proposed site of the store. Commercial Workers Local 626, how the department can serve said. been about 3 percent this year. cent of the population, up said Wal-Mart urges consumers the needs of undergraduate The faculty are prepared to "The cuts are affecting us at from 13.5 percent the year in advertising campaigns to buy and graduate students. do what it takes to teach the a number of different angles," before. American, but the retailer car- Because the number of his- classes despite the depart- he said. The governments counts "We just want to let the ries a high number of foreign- tory majors is increasing and ment's troubles, Kawashima Hess would like to see the people as poor if their in- made goods. there are more graduate stu- said. three faculty that will retire in come falls below the people know we're tired of In Adrian, Mich, about 20 dents in the department than "We're doing our best to the spring to be replaced for national poverty line. Last Wal-Mart and the way they miles northwest of Toledo, union ever before, Hess said the cuts maintain our high quality of Fall 1993 and a commitment year a family of four earn- treat the communities in members have been protesting and hiring freeze have come at undergraduate courses,"he from the administration to help ing $13,924 was poor. So was construction of a Wal-Mart store a bad time. said. rebuild the department and an individual earning $6,932 which they choose to locate. in that community for the same Fujiya Kawashima, a profes- Hess said department facul- plan for the future. or less. Local jobs lor local people." reasons, Americans In general earned less in 1991 than the Ray Medlin, President of "The bottom line is jobs for year before. The got em- Northwest District local people," said Joe Blaze, inent said median household Council of Carpenters spokesman for the Iron Workers AFL-CIO endorses Clinton of Toledo. "It wont stop with income declined by 3.5 per- by Karen Ball Wal-Mart. If we cant change it cent, to $30,126, after ad- The Associated Press would back unions on key issues such as a bill to justing for inflation. here, we definitely cant change ban the hiring of permanent replacement workers it on the state or national level." during strikes. "It's just not in Bowling WASHINGTON - Bill Clinton picked up the en- Many union leaders had been leery of Clinton, Lottery Green," Medlin said. "Wal-Mart dorsement of the AFL-CIO today as union leaders who hails from a right-to-work state and has a spo- does this all over. They hire these "Trie bottom line is jobs for set aside past differences with the Democrat to tty record on labor issues. He didn't win the AFL- companies that use non-union give him a united show of force. CIO's backing in the primaries until it was clear he CLEVELAND - Here are labor. The company wants to local people. It won't stop Even Clinton's sharpest critics in the labor had the nomination locked up. Thursday night's Ohio Lot- come into a community and have with Wal-Mart. If we can't movement rallied behind him as leaders of the 14 Oddly enough, Clinton's past problems with tery selections: the community support It, but million-strong labor federation said they had to labor may now help him argue against a Republi- Pick 3 Numbers: 6-5-3 they don't want to support the change it here, we definitely come together to achieve the big goal - defeating can charge that he's in the pocket of Big Labor. Pick 4 Numbers: 4-2-6-4 community. It's unbelievable." can't change it on the state President Bush. Bush lately has been pushing that theme, saying Several telephone messages "Our relationship has not been altogether Clinton has backpedaled on his support for The Super Lotto jackpot is left at Wal-Mart's corporate or national level." smooth," said J. Bill Becker, the president of the expanded trade with Mexico because of pressures $4 million. headquarters in Bentonville, Joe Blaze, spokesman for Arkansas AFL-CIO, who leveled scathing indict- from union leaders. Ark., were not returned Thurs- the Iron Workers of ments against Clinton's labor record during the "He knows that I wasn't labor's first choice,'' Compiled from stuff and day afternoon. primaries. Clinton said earlier this week, dismissing Bush's wire reports. Several hundred union mem- Toledo But, Becker told fellow AFL-CIO leaders at the claim as he noted that many unions would have bers are expected to picket the federation's general board meeting, he still con- preferred Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin as their presi- site Friday. sidered Clinton a "friend of labor" and said Clinton dential candidate.
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The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR- IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR PICK THE GENETICALLY AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE ALTERED VEGETABLE. CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News E.A.R. to the Ground ... A massive wake-up call going out to Dairy Mart has added new meaning Parking and Traffic and the athlet- to 'convenience' in the term 'conven- ic department: ience store' by announcing that about Of all the arrogant, self-centered, 550 of its Ohio stores will provide voter egotistical moves we here at E.A.R. to registration materials to anyone not awWl.a**<7rH.***•*-/V*»*^Jt- -A.rrc4>h&ATlSd*- SH>~ the Ground have seen over the years, already registered. Kudos and applause this has to rate up there with ... with ... to Dairy Mart for trying to make what well, we haven't seen anything this idi- can be a confusing and difficult process otic before. just a little easier. Voting and conven- Freshmen and sophomores, if you ha- ience stores -- two all-American tastes ven't heard, were asked by P&T and the that taste great together. Abortion, Bush, 700 Club athletic department to move their cars So remember, students, when you out of those prime (NOT!) parking spots stop by to pick up your deli-sliced bolo- near the football stadium and into on- gna and cherry-flavord Slush Puppies, campus spaces for last night's football remember to register and vote, too! tango in columnists head game. Guess the University didn't want any wealthy alumni to have either a *** I know it's a little early in the Murphy Brown. If he really semester for this to be happen- Russell Kahler wanted to clean up television and parking or a walking problem for the ing, but the pressure inside my make our society a better place game. Okay, maybe in light of the drastic head is swelling to near unbeara- to live, he should have pulled the budget cuts that have hit the Universi- ble levels. Perrin Sah, my long plug on "The 700 Club." I tune in As if the insult of that move weren't ty, plans for a dome over the campus lost roommate of old (actually to Pat Robertson and the rest of bad enough, students who didn't move may need to be delayed. he's not lost - he's in Strongs- the crew every so often, and for back to the boonies after the game were That's okay, because it gives Univer- ville) used to describe this di- the life of me, I didn't believe it scheduled to be given $15 parking tick- sity officials time to work on E.A.R's lemma - having so many things was possible for human beings to ets this morning by the good folks at new pet idea -- a Nintendo in every to say, but absolutely no clue how think this way. Parking and Traffic. room once Founders renovations are to say them - as the little-known For example, one night after Get a clue! Some of us have better completed. condition afflicting all col- the Casey v. Planned Parenthood things to do than spend half our evening Bear with us on this one. Nostalgia is umnists ... the Brain Fart. of Southeastern Pennsylvania playing parking valet just so folks more in vogue these days - witness Balti- So if you please, take two steps decision was announced, Pat was important to you than us can take the back... gard for the law. (Actually, I be- singing the praises of Operation more's old-fashioned baseball stadium, I .Football: The first football lieve the 2,600 people arrested in Rescue leader Randall Terry (as spots we paid for. After all, it's a school Oriole Park at Camden Yards. And what game was Thursday, at 7 p.m., Wichita, Kansas, would push this if this weren't bad enough), when night. better way to represent the spirit of right here at Doyt L. Perry Field. more toward the "no regard" end he went on a tirade, accusing the **• Founders than by placing in every room It's important that we all get out of the spectrum). pro-choice movement of being the machine that transformed so many and support the team ... Wait, my Not a one of these groups, our nothing more than "bitter les- Go Toledo! And take Sylvania with fine, upstanding young men and women column runs on Friday ... Well, I current president included, will bians and gays who are so upset you. into vegetables. hope we won. be satisfied until the issue Is re- at their own failures to have a Some Toledoans are talking about se- It would be a testament to skipped II.Abortion: Just when I solved ... and only if it is resolved family, or care for children, that ceding from Ohio because of a lack of classes, lost sleep and disappointed thought I had an answer, Mike to their satisfaction. they are pushing women into attention residents believe they are re- parents - the epitomy of Founders' res- Martone went and changed all of Once again, the notion holds abortions in an attempt to des- ceiving from state honchos in Colum- idents in the glory days. the questions. As with every true - those who fail to under- troy the American family. The bus. other divisive issue which has stand history are doomed to re- lesbians are trying to destroy the Think of it - demand for housing at threatened to split the country peat it. A certain degree of com- family and gain an acceptance We here at the E.A.R. political bureau Founders would skyrocket, class sizes right down the center, our expe- promise must be reached upon for their lifesyle." believe in an atmopshere where a mu- would become smaller from all the re- rience with the issue of abortion the matter if we are ever to re- Don't laugh, Hitler said close to tual spirit of cooperation and compro- sulting skipped classes and University over the last 20 years has taught solve the issue, and both sides the same thing about the Jews. mise reign supreme. In that spirit, we President Paul Olscamp could preside us nothing about the necessity of must realize their extreme posi- IV.The Bush Record: Don't you propose the following compromise: at a neat ceremony honoring those who compromise. In 1973, Justice tion (whether it is a total elim- just love watching George Ohio gets: Franklin Park Mall, the 16 gave their thumbs in the name of mind- Harry A Blackmun wrote one of ination of abortion, or unlimited squirm, trying to make up for jobs left at the Toledo Jeep plant, the less entertainment. the most remarkable pieces of access to abortion) cannot work everything he didn't do in the last Toledo Symphony Orchestra and the Hey, if Chapman can have micro- judicial compromise in our na- in our society. four years during the four days Toledo Museum of Art, and the big sign computers in every dorm room, why tion's history, when he authored of the Republican National Con- that says "Welcome to Toledo: Your can't Founders have Nintendo? the majority opinion in the case "Don't you just love vention? About the only thing of Roe v. Wade. The extremists that saved George from laugh- Port to World Markets." *** on both sides of the issue should watching George squirm, ingstock status at the convention Michigan gets: the murder rate, sit back and read exactly how trying to make up lor was Pat Buchanan's ideas on the Carry Finkbeiner, The Blade, the Uni- Sometimes, something happens that Mr. Justice Blackmun balanced direction urban renewal and re versity of Toledo's academic excel- makes all our problems -- even those the rights of all parties involved everything he didn't do in the vitalization in Los Angeles should lence, Jamie Farr and Tony Packo's. caused by Parking and Traffic - seem to carry on their exsistence, last four years during the take. without sacrificing the rights of Joint custody goes to both states over totally petty and insignificant. Such an four days of the Republican I suppose the best declaration the Mud Hens. event occurred Tuesday night. anyone else in the process. of the "new" Bush I've heard, Sounds fair to us. Our condolences to the family and However, since the arrival of National Convention?" comes from my Wednesday night *** friends of Andrew S. Mekolites. the anti-choice, conservative re- gaming group (yes, more fuel for gime (yes, the Reagan/Bush ad- the fire ... the godless liberal now ministrations) 12 years ago, we admits to playing Satanic role- have seen an erosion of this bal- Roe v. Wade is one of the few playing games): "Change, " it ance. We now see court decisions things that allow this type of was said, "change is all he talks College Democrats forget that hate Correction that have gradually reduced a compromise. Perhaps this reali- about anymore. Hell, when they woman's accessibility to a safe, zation is the reason why Justices finally get him out of office, all isn't basis of U.S. political system In Wednesday's article "BG legal abortion. States now outlaw Sandra Day O'Connor, Anthony we'll have left is change ... the the focus of news show," it was abortion all together (yes, try to Kennedy and David Souter change in our pockets, that is." The BG News: Are the College Democrats incorrectly stated the channel get an abortion in Louisiana), and turned their backs upon the Rea- I don't know exactly how accu- On Monday, Aug. 31,1 was sit- saying hatred should be reason to broadcasting a new news show a flock of religious terror organi- gan/Bush agenda they were ap- rate this statement is, but I've got ting In the Union when two fellow vote? In an age of Semitism and about the city and campus is zations such as the Lambs of pointed to carry out and refused 37 cents in my pocket. BGSU students walked up to the bigotry, when hatred is trying to WBGU, channel 34. Christ and Operation Rescue to overturnRoe v. Wade. Russ Kahler is a weekly col- bulletin board. These students be overcome, is this group driven make their way across the coun- III.The 700 Club:" I cant be- umnist for The News who is lean- proceeded to put up a sign that by this? Actually, the station is Wood try attacking abortion clinics, lieve I torture myself this way ... ing toward the yet-unannounced read, and I quote, "A reason to Opposing views are what the Cable Channel 24 and is not con- harassing patients, and terroriz- Dan Quayle really missed the Martone/DeKatch ticket in the vote for Bill Clinton is that he United States' political system is nected with WBGU-TV, a local ing doctors, with little or no re- mark when he started trashing November presidential election. hates Governor Voinovich." I am built on, but hatred is definitely public television station. not from Ohio, but I question this. not included. Is this the correct attitude mem- Individuals Interested in work- Responses wanted bers of College Democrats are Matthew Kohut ing with the show can contact willing to portray and endorse? Junior Bob Jones at 352-4367 or Chris All readers of The News are 200-300 words in length. All let- If not submitting a letter or Hatred? Political science major Hursh at 353-1144. encouraged to express their opin- ters must be typed, signed and guest column in person, address ion through letters to the editor include the writer's telephone the submission to: and guest columns. number, address or on-campus Opinion Editor mailbox, plus class rank or occu- The BG News Letters to the editor should be pation, major and hometown. 210 West Hall BG News Staff Free Maiket -DanDurica Tim Norman Photo Editor Mary Jo Cesa Proofreader Linda Lenc Asst. 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page three The BG News Friday, September 4, 1992 GSS hopes to emphasize Reach Out And Putt Someone role as voice for students by Jenl Bond student government reporter University," Vaillancourt said. "We're going to go to each GSS serves as a voice for grad- uate students to the administra- Graduate Student Senate plans department and organization tion, Vaillancourt said. to address graduate interests this on campus and find out what "Through our network of sena- year by co-sponsoring programs, tors we can find out the concerns offering scholarships and awards their interests are and then of graduate students and bring and promoting cultural diversity set up programs and special their voice to the administra- across campus. events in that area." tion," he said. "We will act on According to GSS president their concerns and lend support Tony Fluellen, curriculum pro- Tony Fluellen, Graduate to community and campus is- gramming will be a main focus of Student Senate President sues." the organization. "We're going to go to each de- Fluellen said GSS would also partment and organization on nate a professor for the award, like to work more closely with campus and find out what their and GSS will make the final de- undergraduate students because interests are and then set up pro- cision. many issues affect both graduate grams and special events in that Working with students and and undergraduate students. area," he said. showing them how GSS can help "We would like to be more ac- Curriculum programming is them is another focus of the tive with USG, especially this still being formed and will be group, Fluellen said. year with the budget crisis, be- geared toward, but not limited to, "One of the best things that cause graduate and undergradu- graduate students. Fluellen said could happen to us as a group ate students have slmiliar the amount of participation will would be if more graduate stu- needs," Fluellen said. "We can depend on the departments. dents brought their concerns to assist each other and accomplish GSS will also honor six stu- us," Fluellen said. "People don't more." dents with The Shanklin Award realize that we're here to help He also wants to create a for excellence in research this them with their problems." stronger liaison between gradu- spring. The winners will be cho- GSS Vice President David Vail- ate students, undergraduate stu- sen by professors who review the lancourt said he would like to see dents and the administration to research done by each student. the group's image change so the promote cultural diversity. Each winner will receive a $500 group can be a collective voice GSS is also concerned with the scholarship, Fluellen said. for graduate students. social interests of graduate stu- One professor will also be cho- "We're meeting more often and dents and will be co-sponsoring a sen to receive the Outstanding we have active committees to graduate student night at Up- Contributor to Graduate Educa- provide more feedback concern- town on Wednesdays. Free pizza tion Award. According to Fluel- ing the wants and needs of grad- and drink discounts are offered, len, graduate students can nomi- uate students to the city and the Fluellen said. Staff council approves health care suggestions by Julie Taglialerro administration reporter coverage be in the same price ploy that they hope will en- range as physical health courage employees to seek The BC Ntwi/TIm Norm** coverage, and suggested that early treatment. In the area of Administrative Staff Council outpatient care coverage be in- preventive care, the ASC pro- Trying to win a Swlsstel phone, sophomore business major Kent Sampson putts at the MCI booth dur- ing Campus Fest between Krelscber Quad and the Student Service Building Thursday afternoon. creased from $1,000 to $2,000. posed that the health care pro- approved recommendations Campus Fest will continue today from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Thursday on the Health Care Council member Suzanne gram should cover the costs of Task Force proposal for Uni- Crawford proposed an such medical examinations as versity employees. amendment suggesting that mammograms, pap tests and The council suggested that mental health professionals on colon cancer tests. health care coverage costs to campus have input into the In other business, the council employees and to the Universi- proposal - an amendment a- stated their goals for the aca- ty be the same. doptedbytheASC. demic year and emphasized "We would like to have equal "They know more about boosting employee morale. Pat coverage for all staff members mental health than any of us at Green, chairwoman of the whether they be married, this table," Crawford said. professional development Give another birthday single, faculty, administration The proposal also included committee, said her committee or classified staff," said Norma recommendations on health is looking into programs the Stickler, chairwoman of the care options and preventive council can provide for admin- personal welfare committee. care. istration, at little or no cost, The council also recom- ASC recommended that that will deal with optimism in mended that mental health there be no deductible at all, a the workplace. Give blood Ohio falls below poverty level American Red Cross
by Robert E. Miller Figures released by the U.S. 1985. more than in any year since 1964, BGSU FOOD OPERATIONS The Associated Press Census Bureau showed that 13.4 A poor person is defined by the the bureau said. percent of Ohio's population had federal government as someone incomes below the poverty level, whose income is below the In Ohio, the total in 1990 was an increase from 12.5 percent in national poverty line. For a fami- 1,325,768 but the bureau did not LABOR DAY HOURS COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio fell 1990. ly of four in 1991, the poverty provide an estimate of the num- below the national poverty rate line was $13,924. For someone ber of individuals for 1991. in 1991, but the state's ranking Nationally, the figure was 14.2 living alone, the line was $6,932. DINING HALLS reflects the continuing impact of percent, up from 13.5 percent the In 1990, there were 33.6 million HARSHMAN, COMMONS, the recession, officials said year before. The number topped The number of poor Americans poor Americans, up about 50,000 from the previous year. KREISCHER, MCDONALD Thursday. 14 percent for the first time since soared to 35.7 million in 1991. Saturday, Sunday and Monday Brunch 10AM-2PM Public OUR SCHOOLS CAN BE BETTER Dinner 4:30-6:30 PM meetings SNACK BARS Monday: People for Racial Justive, National Teacher of the Year Rae Ellen McKce has GT EXPRESS - open 2 - midnight 10:30 am.-noon, Tafl Room, inspired both students and educators with her posilivc Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday University Union. message about the good that teachers do and how our Tuesday: schools can be improved DOWNUNDER, GALLEY and CHILY'S Bowling Green City Council, Now you can hear McKee's inspiring discussion of 8 p.m., Administrative Services EXPRESS will be closed Sunday night, but Building, 304 N. Church St. how we can improve our children's education. OPEN REGULAR HOURS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. Faculty Senate, 2:30 p.m., Tickets are free by sending a self-addressed, stamped Assembly Room, McFall envelope to "Rae Ellen," WBGII-TV Bowling Green, OH, Center. 43403, or by calling 372-2700. Tickets not obtained Friday: UNIVERSITY FOOD OPERATIONS 372-2891 through the mail must be picked up no later than 7:45 Graduate Student Senate, 3-4:30 p.m., Assembly Room. the evening of the program at Kobacker Hall. McFall Center. Sponsored by WBGU-TV; the Northwest Ohio - oe«et, Educational Technology Foundation; the BGSU College O ov 'Free Can of Po^ of Education and Allied Professions; the BGSli College with purchase of of Musical Arts and the Northwest Ohio Regional Large Sub or Teacher Training Center. Pasta Platter
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Police Blotter a Tarry M Naylor, 19,304 Kappa Kappa Gamma, was cited for City draws automotive plant DUI and failure to stop at a red light Tuesday. According to the by Chris Miller police report, Naylor stopped at a courts reporter Bowling Green, Clark said. neers will be brought in to train them ini- green light in a through traffic Iwasaki agreed that the University was a tially. lane on South Main Street with factor, but said the company also liked "They will help with the installation of her left turn signal blinking. Other cities are forced to watch helples- Bowling Green's interstate and turnpike the machinery and training of new em- When the light for the left turn sly as their automobile plants continue to accessibility. They also liked the prop- ployees," Iwasaki said. lane turned red, she proceeded to shut down and head south, but Bowling erty's location, which gave the city an edge Ishikawa Gasket is not the only overseas turn left from the through traffic Green has managed to attract an automo- over two other cities Ishikawa considered company to locate a facility in Bowling lane. tive manufacturer to town. - Findlay and Bluffton. Green. □ Joseph K Viancourt, 26, of Ishikawa Gasket, a supplier to General "We liked the Wall Street Journal being Clark said Belgian-owned Ontex USA Lakewood, was cited for DUI and friend's ex-husband with a toy Motors and Ford Motor Co., recently pur- across the street," Iwasaki said of the Inc., 1142 N. Main St., was the city's first disorderly conduct while intoxi- gun outside the Wood County Ju- chased 20 acres of land at the corner of newspaper's Brim Road facility. "We will foriegn manufacturer. cated and with persistance Tues- venile Justice Center, 11120 E. Brim and Van Camp roads, on the city's be bringing our customers to the site and Ontex, which manufactures feminine day on East Wooster Street, Gypsy Lane Road. north end. we want something that will look very hygiene products, came to the city 2 police said. O Jonathan F. Finks, 19, 137 "This is our first American manufactur- nice." years ago, said a company source who did a Eliza L. Whitfield, 31, of Rodgers, was cited for posses- ing facility," said Terry Iwasaki, a repre- Exactly how many jobs the Ishikawa not want to be named. Toledo, was cited for aggravat- sion of an altered ID Wednesday, sentative of Ishikawa Gasket. plant will create is not yet known. ing menacing Tuesday. Police at Howard's Club H, 210 N. Main Sue Clark, executive director of the ci- "We're still working on our long-term Contrary to what many people may be- said Whitfield was threatening a St., police reported. ty's Community Development Foundation, supply agreement with [Ford]," Iwasaki lieve, Clark said there are no tax incen- said the proximity of the University influ- said. "That contract will dictate exactly tives set aside to attract foreign busi- enced the company's decision to locate how many employees we'll have." nesses. here. When the company does begin hiring, "There are tax incentives for locating "The fact that it's a University town and Iwasaki said, they will count on Bowling your plant in Bowling Green," Clark said, has a well-educated and highly trained Green and surrounding areas for em- "but they apply to both American-owned Police try to ease workforce" helped lure the company to ployees, although some Japanese engi- and foreign-owned companies." switch to union by Cynthia Prada officer and organizer of the Ad aims to educate about AIDS classified staff reporter union drive. "We made a collective de- by Sallle Stlens after a night of careless drinking can interfere with your judgment the idea that drugs, alcohol and The University Police De- cision to seek the help of a and sex. The ads' goal is to alert contributing writer and cause you to take risks that irresponsible sex can lead to partment recently conducted national organization that has those in the 18 to 24 age group can cause you exposure to AIDS. Dr. Joshua Kaplan, direc- informal meetings in an the resources and know-how that getting drunk or high and AIDS," Formal said. tor of the Student Health Center, effort to establish friendly re- University students will soon then engaging in anonymous sex to benefit the individual said he agrees with the cam- lations between future bar- members of our department." be spotting another hip new TV can lead to contracting the AIDS The ads were sponsored by the paign's aim. gaining groups interested in cartoon duo. virus. An area representative of NIDA and coordinated by the Ad unionizing their force. the International Association It will be Barry and Jeanine, The ads will begin in the next Council. Louis Sullivan, secre- "A line that says, 'Get High, According to John Moore, of Police has been assigned to though, not Ren and Stimpy, ap- three weeks and run for almost a tary of the Department of Health Get Stupid, Get AIDS' is right on executive director of person- aid the department in making pearing on the television screen. year, said Avraham Formal, the and Human Services, introduced target," he said. "Alcohol makes nel services, the purpose of a smooth transition for itself The duo are the sexually active, deputy chief of the community the campaign in August. people stupid. the gatherings was to create and the University. alcohol-irresponsible pair that and professional education "Most people act very respon- an atmosphere of trust and an make up a new AIDS education Roger Dennerll, director of branch of the National Institute Studies showed that the type of sibly, and then they get drunk air of good communication. public safety, stands behind advertising campaign. of Drug Abuse. campaign needed to reach the and all bets are off," he added. "The important thing right the police's decision to join a The "Get High, Get Stupid, Get "The basic message of this target group had to be light, "This campaign sounds like it has now is for everyone to get to union, but stressed that "go- AIDS" campaign shows the two campaign is that the use of drugs quick, upbeat and complete with the potential to do a lot of good." know each other so that when ing union" should be a collec- formal negotiations begin we tive choice and not one to be The campaign comes at a time won't see everyone else as the entered into lightly. when the number of reported enemy," Moore said. "Everyone has the right to AIDS cases continues to in- Last December, faced with work for the betterment of crease. In the first quarter of budget problems, health in- their working conditions, and 1992, Ohio reported more than surance questions and the de- if a union will best serve their 600 new diagnoses. sire to improve parking con- needs, then the best of luck to ditions, the police department them," he said. The HIV/AIDS Surveillance began discussing the pros and Bargaining teams are in the Report also indicates many peo- cons of joining a union. process of researching con- FRATERNITY RUSH ple within the 30 to 34 age group "There was nothing per- tractual matters. As of now, - which has the highest inci- sonal or vindictive against the no formal negotiation sched- dence of AIDS cases to date - University itself," said Mark ule or timetable have been es- d may have contracted the Ankney, University patrol tablished. INFORMATION disease while ages 18 to 24. NEED MORE SPACE IN YOUR ROOM? Rent a University approved loft from NIGHT SPACE SAVERS and maximize your living space. 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Tuesday, the Red Cross received pledges The Associated Press "This is wonderful," she said. "This is of $2.5 million, agency spokesman David like a hotel." Giroux said. State officials said Wednesday that 1.7 Also helping in the relief effort is pop after plane crash MIAMI - Building inspectors and social million meals had been served at 110 feed- singer Gloria Estefan of Miami. She an- workers fanned out across the hardest-hit ing sites and 700,000 pounds of food dis- nounced plans for a benefit concert on byJohnPomfret the airlift, although other planes areas of south Florida today, urging people tributed. Sept. 26 and said entertainers from around The Associated Press have been shot at. to leave unsafe homes damaged by Hurri- Alan Keck, Florida chairman of the the country had offered to help. "We don't suspect this is the cane Andrew. American Psychological Association- U.S. Housing Secretary Jack Kemp, who result of belligerent action," del Stan Makowski, chief building inspector American Red Cross Disaster Relief Net- toured the area Wednesday, questioned the SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Mundo said. for Homestead, Fla., said residents of con- work, said 50 mental health professionals wisdom of creating the huge tent cities in Herzegovina - An Italian trans- He said the wreckage was demned buildings will be asked to find an- were working in shelters across south Homestead and Florida City. He promised port plane crashed Thursday found near the town of Jesenic, other place to stay or go to virtually empty Florida. to begin rebuilding homes in seven to 10 while carrying blankets and 20 miles west of Sarajevo, about tent cities set up by the military. days. other emergency goods to be- 7:30 p.m., a little more than six Five tent cities in Homestead and Flor- One psychological problem of special "With all due respect to the tremendous sieged Sarajevo, and a U.N. offi- hours after contact with the air- ida City with room for 3,800 people have concern to local officials is family vio- job the Army is doing to set up tent com- cial said there was no sign that craft was lost. been accepting people since Tuesday. The lence. munities, folks want to protect their castle, the four crew members survived. He said the wreck was found Army has said seven more could be built, "Your average, decent human beings their palace, that which they own or con- by one of four U.S. Marine heli- bringing the total capacity to 20,000. trying to make ends meet may find them- trol," Kemp said. U.N. officials suspended hu- copters that joined a British mili- Makowski said inspectors wouldn't be selves fighting with neighbors, spouses He said Bush will ask for a multibillion- manitarian flights to the city tary plane in the search. too firm with residents and he didn't know and even turning their anger against their dollar supplemental appropriation for re- pending an investigation of the A Pentagon spokesman in what action they would take if people re- children," said Dr. Ovidio B. Bermudez, a lief and the government will consider crash. Fernando del Mundo, a Washington said that the Italian fused to leave. pediatrician. building smaller camps in damaged neigh- U.N. spokesman in Geneva, said government had asked for U.S. As of late Wednesday, nearly 200 people As of Wednesday, the hurricane was borhoods so people can stay closer to what there was no indication the plane help, and the four helicopters had moved into tent cities, some of them blamed for 46 deaths in Florida, Louisiana is left of their homes. had been hit by gunfire. flew in from the amphibious as- enjoying their first hot shower in days. and the Bahamas. In Florida, medical ex- Gov. Lawton Chiles' office said 10,000 or The crash and apparent loss of sault ship USSI wo J i ma, which is After check-in at a Red Cross tent, Luz aminers said 14 deaths were directly re- fewer homes were destroyed and 25,000 its four crewmen dampened spir- in the Adriatic Sea monitoring Torres, 25, was handed a plastic bag con- lated to the storm and 19 were indirectly others might be beyond repair. Dade its raised earlier in the day by compliance with a U.N. trade taining a portable radio, batteries, toile- related. County stuck with an estimate of 63,000. In the arrival of the top U.N. embargo on what is left of Yugos- tries and stationery. Then a Navy seaman In the 24 hours after President Bush is- Louisiana, 8,000 homes were reported peacekeeping official to discuss lavia. carried the family's bags while another led sued a televised plea for donations on damaged or destroyed. the latest agreement on curbing While the plane drama unfol- ethnic fighting around Sarajevo. ded, a U.N. relief convoy carry- Marrack Goulding, the official ing nearly 100 tons of food and U.N. undersecretary-general for medicine safely reached the em- peacekeeping, expressed his own battled city of Gorazde, south- discouragement over the halting east of Sarajevo, U.N. officials moves toward a peaceful settle- said in Sarajevo. ment. He said there were no The success of the convoy of- signs of Serb fighters turning fered some encouragement to heavy weapons over for U.N. su- U.N. officials. Earlier in the WORK SMARTER pervision as their leader prom- week, Serb fighters broke off ised Wednesday. their siege of Gorazde, which has Serb militias ignored similar been the lone Muslim holdout agreements in the past. against a Serb offensive that But Goulding said, "I will goon swept over eastern Bosnia trying to talk as long as I possibly Another positive sign came NOT HARDER. can. ... You can't expect us to from the Bosnian Ministry of build Rome in a day." Health's casualty report for the The twin-engine Italian air 24-hour period ending at noon We're working smarter, Like the Tl-68, an advanced scien- Plus a whole lot more. force turboprop went down on a Thursday. It said 18 people died too. 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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Foster not make the grade after attend- expected to make significant Paulk, who started all 12 games ing summer school. Also de- contributions to the Buckeyes TKc B0 Ncw«/Tlm Norman for Ohio State last year at cor- clared academically ineligible were cleared for participation nerback, has been declared aca- were redshirt freshman middle this season after attending sum- Vince Palko and Bob Dudley combine to sack Western Michigan quarterback Brad Tayles. The Falcons out-bucked the Broncos to win their home opener. demically ineligible for the 1992 guard Therone McQueen and mer school: redshirt freshman season. sophomore offensive tackle Mike defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson, Paulk, a S-foot-11, 185-pound Dully. senior outside linebacker Tom senior from Sarasota, Fla., inter- Lease, junior offensive guard cepted one pass a year ago, had In addition, running back Rod Smith and senior inside line- 29 solo tackles and eight assists. Dante Lee, who rushed for 503 backer Brent Johnson. Give He also had two tackles for a loss yards two years ago as a fresh- and broke up three passes. man, is not with the team after The Buckeyes, ranked 17th in another birthday Ohio State sports information dropping out of summer school. the country, open their season American Red Cross director Steve Snapp said Paulk Saturday when they host Louis- Give blood.' was one of three players who did Snapp said four other players ville.
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Playing a conference sports writer Transfer goaltender Dan "A trademark that we had a two starters returning from last game to start the season was one "He's [Traver] more mature Traver is rested and healthy year ago was the fact that we season's championship team, for thing, but battling the conference after he became injured and then were a fourth quarter team," the early game problems. champions in their stadium at "If you don't run hard, you and should be better able at suffered from swelling of his Blackney said. "I think we're in "We're young and we're inex- night was another thing. He said don't get rewarded," soccer handling opening day jitters" hands and arms, causing him to excellent condition. I think it perienced," Blackney said. "The that early game mistakes could coach Gary Palmisano's voice sit out numerous practices. showed tonight, because through type of defense that Western cost a team the season. boomed across the practice field. Despite his lack of practice the game and on into the third Michigan throws at you is very "In our program, the reward is Gary Palmisano, soccer time and the emergence of quarter we seemed to have a difficult for a young offensive However, Coach Blackney said the ball." coach freshman Andy Studebaker, little bit of bite, some vinegar, line. You'd rather mature that this Western squad will still The words echoed in the Traver will get the starting posi- and we were able to take the ball through a team that isn't as at- be a factor in who wins the players' minds as they jogged tion because of his junior college and we were able to rush it effec- tacking and high-pressure as championship. back downfield to start another Palmisano stated earlier in the experience at Herkimer. tively in the second half, espe- Western is." drill in preparation for the team's preseason that the team had to be Palmisano said, "He's [Traver] cially in the fourth quarter. "Western was a most worthy opening match in the University 85 to 95 percent physically fit to more mature and should be bet- The Falcons managed 22 first opponent," Blackney said. "I of Wisconsin Rocky Rococco have a successful season. For the ter able at handling opening day "Anytime you block a field goal downs while the Broncos made think before it's all over, they're Classic at Madison this Saturday most part, he is satisfied with the jitters. Putting in Andy would be it's a momentum shift," Blackney 12. BG rushed for 156 yards and going to have an impact on who and Sunday. team's progress. like throwing him to the lions."" said. "The emotion and the mo- passed 185. WMU rushed 75 the champion is in this confer- Bowling Green, the fourth- "Fitness has improved Palmisano expressed the need mentum was in the hands of yards while passing 222. But the ence. They're not out of the race, ranked team in the Mid- throughout [the preseason]," for his seniors to set examples Western Michigan at that partic- stats didn't reveal the torture of a because they're an outstanding American Soccer Conference, Palmisano said. "We are match for the underclassmen to follow ular point. What that enabled us faltering Bronco fourth quarter. football team." opens against fifth-ranked Wis- fit for the weekend and ready to and to set the tone for the season. to do was get the momentum "I feel like I had my guts torn Unfortunately for the Broncos, consin-Milwaukee at noon Satur- make an immediate statement to Senior tri-captain Rob Martella back in our corner. Anytime you out," WMU head coach Al Molde it came down to the Falcons' day. Connecticut plays Wiscon- the other teams." To simulate recognized his importance as a have a big play like that it excites said. "This is hard to take. I think marquee performers to put the sin, ranked third in the MASC, in this weekend's doublcheader, team leader and the importance your football team both my team feels the same. I think raps on their 11th straight vic- the following game. The Falcons Palmisano put the team through of underclass play. offensively and defensively. So we have a real good football tory. then face Wisconsin in the 2 p.m. grueling back-to-back scrim- "We need our freshmen to consequently, that was a pivotal team. That was a heck of a close "It came down to the team that game on Sunday, while Connecti- mages and was pleased with the jump in line for us to win the part in the game." game." sucked it up and BG did and we cut plays Wisconsin-Milwaukee. results. MAC." Blackney pointed to the young Molde's worst pre-game fears didn't," Molde said. Team is looking to repeat Courier wins patiently by Steve Seasly NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Courier ing emotions on or off the court, ence," Courier said. "I served assistant sports editor said. "Mitzi Sanders and Nicky who have poise and confidence," idly and impassively strummed he certainly is thriving stoically smarter, and wasn't over-anxious Mudrak have moved into their she added. his racket strings in the sprin- as the modern, American version out there." positions and have done a very With an abundance of experi- kling rain as Andrei Chesnokov of Bjorn Borg. The women's volleyball season good job." enced seniors likely to see con- begged the umpire to stop their Courier needed that attitude As the drizzle began in the begins tonight as the Falcons Although the preseason has siderable action, Van De Walle second-round match Thursday in Thursday during the frustrating third game of the second set, one host the Brown and Orange Invi- sailed smoothly, Van De Walle said the team's freshmen will the U.S. Open. delays against the always- game apiece, Chesnokov slipped tational at Anderson Arena. The knows the importance of game have to find their spots as the Courier's patience - with the dangerous Chesnokov, the to lose a point on serve, com- tournament field includes Tem- experience. tournament progresses. rain, with Chesnokov, with his 40th-ranked Russian who had plained to the umpire, slipped ple, Kent State and Northern Illi- "We need to be tested. We want "Our freshmen are very com- own mistakes in the match and beaten him in their five previous again to lose another point, and nois. Play concludes on Saturday. to see what types of lineups will petitive and very talented. They his mild slump this summer - is a matches. complained once more. work and how people perform in are healthy and are beginning to big reason he's No. 1 and in the After falling a set behind this "I asked, 'Please, can you come With the loss of middle hitters different positions. We need to adjust to college life," she said. third round of the Open after a lime, Courier didn't worry or down and check how slippery it is Tammy Schiller (MAC Player of get our feet wet," she said. The fact that the Falcons were 4-6,6-3,6-3,6-1 victory. change his tactics. Instead, he here?'" Chesnokov said. "And he the Year) and Lisa Mika (All Stressing balance and experi- picked to finish second behind The rain played tricks with pummeled the ball as hard as said, 'No, you can play." I said, MAC), six Falcon seniors must ence as team strengths, Van De Western Michigan in the MAC matches all day, interrupting ever from the baseline, took his pick up the slack and make be- Walle hopes to see the senior preseason poll doesn't bother play several times and testing chances on occasion at the net, 'Believe me, it is impossible to lievers out of doubters. One per- squad members to perform on a Van De Walle. the patience of all the players. and, he said, "I won the last point, play because I feel slippery. I son who is confident that her high level. "That is fine with me. The Steffi Graf, the women's No. 2, something I hadn't been able to slipped every time. It is hard- seniors will lead by example is other coaches in the league didn't stood up to the weather and a do five times against Andrei." court. It is not a clay court, head coach Dcnisc Van De Walle. "I want to see our six seniors see a lot of our other players per- surprisingly tough Pam Shriver "I played a little smarter today. where, OK when rain is felt, I "I miss the presence of Tammy play very well and begin their form to their potential because to win 7-5,6-3. I was a little more patient than I can play.'" and Lisa, but our preseason has senior seasons on a high note. we utilized the skills of Tammy If Courier lacks the charisma had been in our past meetings, The umpire, Sultan Gangji of gone better than I expected," she They have to play like seniors and Lisa so much." of Jimmy Connors, rarely show- and that was really the differ- Britain, didn't budge. Real games to begin this weekend EATING by Dave Goldberg Associate Press New Orleans (plus 4) at Philadel- The Lions' offense is soft up If the Rams could run the ball Kansas City (minus 2 ) at San RIGHT phia the middle because of the tragic Diego events that left them without They'd probably still lose by Off the exhibition season, the The Saints won this one 13-6 Mike Utley and Eric Andolsek. two touchdowns. No matter who wins, this will Minnesota Vikings will be the last year when the Philadelphia BEARS, 20-10. BILLS 38-20 be a boring game. scourge of NFL, a juggernaut quarterback was the forgettable CHIEFS, 13-6 that will continue to outscore op- Brad Goebel. The quarterback's New York Jets (plus 3) at Atlanta Pittsburgh (plus 10 ) at Houston ponents by an average of 35 to name is Randall, there's a run- Cleveland (minus 5 ) at Indiana- HELP 1.5. And the Washington Red- ning back named Herschel, but... The Jets may have been un- Bill Cowher has brought a lot polis skins will be the dregs after a 1-4 the Eagles' offensive line is the beaten in preseason, but Brown- of youthful enthusiasm to Pitts- How bad are the Colts? Home preseason. same ho-hum bunch as last year. ing Nagle hasn't seen anything burgh. underdogs by nearly a touch- REDUCE No, it doesn't work that way. EAGLES, 17-10 like what Jerry Glanville will Unfortunately, he's bringing down against a team that was The real games start this week- throw at him in the official open- an inexperienced, injury-plagued 6-10 last year. end and they'll look a lot Los Angeles Raiders (plus 3 ) at ing of the Georgia Dome. secondary to the wrong place. BROWNS, 20-6 different than what we've seen Denver (Sunday night) FALCONS, 24-20 OILERS, 27-10 the past five weeks. Cincinnati (plus 4) at Seattle Caution: Five of the last 16 San Francisco (minus 3) at New Minnesota (minus 1 ) at Green Washington (minus 2 ) at Dallas game between these two have York Giants Bay The last time the Bengals were RISK (Monday night) gone to overtime and 13 of those here, Sam Wyche barred a wom- 16 have been decided by less than The Giants lost their final ex- Two guys from the West Coast, an from his locker room. No The Redskins were horrible in a touchdown. Last year, the hibition 24-3 last year, then beat Dennis Green and Mike Holm- more Sam, so this will be strictly losing to the Vikings 30-0 last Raiders won both games ... by a the 49ers 16-14 in the opener. So gren, have brought a lot of youth- business. Saturday night. That's because combined total of four points. they went out and lost their final ful enthusiasm to Minnesota and But what kind? the Vikings tried and the Red- BRONCOS, 17-16 exhibition 24-3 again. Green Bay. SEAHAWKS, 21-16 CANCER. skins didn't. Detroit (plus 3 ) at Chicago 49ERS, 17-9 For a week at least, the Vi- The Redskins will try this The Bears' defense has been Los Angeles Rams (plus 11) at kings' enthusiasm carries over. Phoenix (plus 1 ) at Tampa Bay It can also help week. soft up the middle without Wil- Buffalo VIKINGS, 20-7 BUCS, 20-14 you reduce your weight. REDSKINS, 34-31 liam Perry. 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Pizza, veg , Club or Featuring the presentation of the MAC * Roast Beet Sub ^__^ Steak Sub (tomatoes 25 extra) Championship & NCAA Participant banners. * Regular Ham Subs Free Delivery ' Open lor lunch Fri., Sal., & Sun., and 4 p.m. weekdays a'utP 352-5166 ' \Not valid with any other otter Expires 10/31 /92J PklSI NT SIUDLNT l.[> (OR IRLL ADMISSION I \ Classified page eight The BG News Friday, September^ 1992 AOTT * Alpha Omicron PI' AOTT DELTA SIGMA PI Sigma Phi Epsllon Housegirl Needed For Wanted Ambitious people to sell T-shirts lo CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS We love our new members'11 Professional Fraternity Be not severe in Thy Judgement but let some On-Campus Fraternity college students. Many designs lo choose You guys are AWESOME!!' -RUSH- drops ol Thy precious Blood fall upon our be- Call John 372-3530; Ken 372-4130 from. Average $20/hour. No financial obliga- AOTT' AOTT ■ AOTT ' AOTT' AOTT In forma Don aj MeoDng loved departed and do Thou O Meroful Savior tion. Call for free information. Housemate wanted to share large 3 or house. ATTENTION 92-93 GRADUATES Toes, Sept. 8.9 00 p.m. send Thy Angels to conduct The Soul ol Thy Belkat T's 800-892-8782 {12-Spm) Placement Orientation Meetings 112LSC Servant to a Place of Refreshment. Ught and Own room, dose to campus. S220vmo all util. AOTT " AOTT ' AOTT * AOTT * AOTT Looking for 6-8 people to take pictures ol var- "We Mean Business" Peace. inc. 353-3932. Sep*. S - 5:30 - 220 Main Science Congratula!ens Kim Ratajczak on your sum- ious Greek events in and around BG. Will train Sept. 9 - 3 30,5 30.730 -121 West Mall In Loving Memory of Andrew Mekoiites mer engagement to Scon Cain. Your Sstera and provide equipment. Call 353-1060. Sept 10 - 3-30.5:30.7:30 - Conwnuniiy Suite VDBL The Brothers of &gma Phi Epsilon wish you the best of luck" I Delta Zeta' DZ * Delta Zeta * OZ HELP WANTED Contact Career Planning & Placement Ser- Need person for misc. fobs al rental properties. AOTT • AOTT ■ AOTT ■ AOTT' AOTT A big thanks to all you new Dee Zee pledges Part-time work. Phone 352-7385. wc—372-2356 for details Pledge retreat was awesomell SIGMA PHI EPSILON Attention Starving Qrad Students Way lo go Pledge Board The Sisters of Sigma Kappa would like to ex- ATTENTION ROLLERHOCKEY PLAYERS ASSEMBLERS: Excellent income lo Remember every Wednesday night is grad Delia Zeta * DZ * Delta Zeta * DZ tend their greatest sympathies to the Brothers Anyone interested in forming a league assemble products from your home. night at Uptown from 9 to closing Free pizza ol Sigma Phi Epsion FOR SALE Please report to the tennis courts 504-646-1700 DEPT. P6255 (white It lasts) and drink specials. Sponsored Behind Compton at 1000 Survival Games by Qrad Student Senate and Uptown. Alpha Omicron Pi - EvanChatfield September 7 • Monday Congratulations) Let the games bogin' Join us for exciting and fast paced pamtball Earn $1000 per week at home stuffing enve- 79 Toyola Corolla. Democratic Socle Bete ol America Any Questions call Ed 353-2627 Stay excited for an awesome year! 1 fun. Organized games and equipment rental lopes For Information, please send long self $300 Reliable ransportation. Utmeeting:Mon..Sept. 7 Alpha Love from your Big Heart. addressed stamped envelope lo CJ Enter- Call 352 3959 900pm - 30i Umv Hall 352 5475 Attention all Psych Majors or Minors Wendy prises. Box 67068C. Cuyahoga Falls. OH Celebrate Labor Day with DSA 1 SI Psi Chi UPA Meeting FIT-FOR-ALL AEROBICS PRE- 44222 Women and people o' color are encouraged to Sept 8.9pm.220MSC Sg Ep * Sigma Kip pa 1988 2 doc Blue Ford Escort, automatic CONDITIONING E BSCO Telephone Service transmission, 80.000 miles $3200. Call after artendl Come See What We're About The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon congratu- Sept. 8, 9 & 10th 4 5pm a 5 6pm at tho 113N. Mam " Now hmng late Chad Allison and Sigma Kappa Cara Nudi 5pm at 352-2691. GET INVOLVED IN CAMPUS ORGANIZA Student Recreation Center Activity Center. on their recent Lavalienng Co-ops & internships available Flexible part- TONS! AXO • AXO' AXO' AXO' AXO 3 pc. living room set. FRATERNfTY RUSH &g Ep' Sigma Kappa time hours, guaranteed hourly wago & bonus On Wednesday, September 9. 1992. the The Sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would like to based on sales. Extensive training program A a Brown. Good condition. $150.00 INFORMATION NIGHT Call 872-9073. SOLD. Organization and the Student Activi congratulate Kelley Smith on her recent en- follow through Slop in for application after Tuesday, Sept. 8 ties Office will be hosting their annual Student gagement to Sieve Fisher. Best wishes (o you Sigma Phi Epsilon Lenhart Grand Ballroom 4pm.M-F Organizations Fair from 11:00 am -3:00 pm. both. Brother of the Week: Chad Allison Arm Soph. MCO Nursing Students in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Free Refresh- a 7:30-9:30 p.m. Female with car lor housedeaning AXO' AXO * AXO AXO" AXO The Brokers of Sigma Phi Epsilon congratu- Want to get all the books you need before ments! Balloons* Approximately 90 groups will late Brad Famsworth on his lava'ienng to Kim 686-4527 after 8pm FRATERNITY RUSH classes start? All brand new. $140 neg Call be represented For more information call tie Kreuzburg. Jen 353 6912 SAO Office at 372-2643. See you at the Fair! Be the 1992 Homecoming King or Queen! INFORMATION NIGHT Sigma PhiCpstton Hiring pttime sales Registered Seniors should pick up applications Tuesday, Sept. 8 Bose 301 spks for sale. Audiosource. Dolby- Golden Key Officers Meeting" Lighthouse Pools 9l0W.Laskey in the UAO office on the 3rd floor of the Union. Lenhart Grand Ballroom DZ * DZ • DZ' DZ' DZ • DZ logic Surround sound processor, and tech- Tues.Sept.6--101 BA. 9:00 p.m. Applications in person only Applications are DUE BY SEPT 10th BY 7:30-9:30pm The Sisters of Delta Zeta would like to congrat- niques 1200. Excellent condition. Low price. Call Linda. 352-9427 9-5 * Mon.-Fn. NOONi Good lucklfi ulate Julia Winners on her pearling to Aaron Call 372-3350, FRATERNfTY RUSH Gardner. Kawasaki 440 LTD. SKYDIVING Now avalatXe locally INFORMATION NIGHT DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ'DZ ID. CHECKERS Brathaus Monday Nile Football Mint condition. Low miles 10 mmi from BGSU. Visa & MC honored. Tuesday. Sept. 8 BOUNCERS Join the fun & the specials $650 00 353-3334 SkydiveBG Inc 352-5200 Lenhart Grand Ballroom M T MUGGS HAPPY HOURS BARTENDERS Myles Pizza by the slice 7:30 -9:30pm APPLY IN PERSON A football giveaway every Monday. Daily until 8:00 SOP/CASSOYS Men's Dunlop poll clubs and bag, woods and "WHY ASK WHY?" RUSH OMEGA PHI Specials on Pitchers & Bottled Beer 800-1000PM irons Used twice $100 OB O Call 353-5905, Informabonal meetings for Omega Phi Alpha, a Fridays - Brathaus • Fndays Thurs. A Fn. Food Special Celeste 176E.WOOSTER 'eave message national service soronty. will be on the follow- Great Happy Hours. 4-9 PM 50 cent Hoidogs. Pizza, Tacos A more Guess Who's Getting Older? 353-3030 ing dates: Kamikazi. Qualude Melon Ball * 50 plus... 2 Chilidogs $1 00 12 Wings lor $2 50 Nintendo and 12 cartridges Happy Birthday Sept. 8.7:30-9:00,11 ? BA Mytes Pizza by the slice. $175 or best offer. Celeste Burth Sept. 9.7:30-9:00.111 BA Major computer corporation seeks sales- Lawn maintenance for Knickerbocker lawns. Call 353 0922 1 How Old Are You Now? Please attend one meeting Full or parllime Call 352 5622 Celeste, May '93 is approaching fast! FUJ1100 - 24 exposure film on sale now! oriented major to ad as the BGSU "Cam- Pair of Advent loudspeakers-$200. Bridges- Lei's hurry before we go broke > Only $2 59 a roll al The Picture Place pus Rep". Earn tt$ as you do presen- Loft workers needed tone mountain b e Abortion through 17 weeks e Morning after treatment PROUD TO BE PRO-CHOICE 16 N. Huron Toledo, Oh. 43604 Phone (419) 255-7769 or I-8O0-589-6O05 BONUSBIG DAYS OF SAVINGS! * Take an Additional CINEMARK THEATRES IJCINEMA 5 m 30°/ September 4, 1992 Volume 5, Issue 1 S«pU«fe«r4. mi 2 Th« laildetr Mofleiln* | Free f allin' Skydiving excitement is only 10 minutes and 10,000 feet away I thought I'd ever do, but I'd do It by Dorian Halkovich again!" Editor-in-Chief Insider Skydive B.G. is also open to ex- Matthew A. perienced jumpers who have had Daneman previous training and are serious Imagine hurtling through space about skydiving. Many of the first- at more than a hundred miles an lime jumpers decide to return and hour, watching the ground rush experience the rush all over again. Managing Editor towards you at an alarming rate. For those who catch the skydiving Just when you begin to worry bug, Double Eagle Professional Karen Koster about whether or not you are going Parachute Training, Inc. is also lo- to crash, suddenly your parachute cated on the property and Is a co- opens and slows you allowing you partnership between Bemie Stein- a bird's eye view of the world une- baugh and "Buster" Walenskl. Art Director qual to anything you've seen be- Double Eagle offers Static Line Laurel Pajer fore. It's the thrill of challenging skydiving. yourself as well as the boundaries This method of skydiving in- of gravity. cludes a 3-4 hour intensive training This is the "ultimate high" that session designed to cover all the in- Staff Writers those who skydive experience, and tegral points necessary for a suc- Skydive B.G., Inc. offers everyone cessful jump. The diver will then be Lisa Gallagher the opportunity to test their own taken up to 3200 feet and will be Ryan Honeymoon courage while providing a safe out- issued Instructions via radio to as- let in which to do so. sist throughout the various stages Dorian Halkovich Bemie Steinbaugh Is the owner of the Jump. of this business and has been sky- For those who would worry Linda Lenc diving for thirty years. According to about when the chute will open him, "Skydiving is the highest, while plummetting through the air, Dave Baskind fastest and wildest of rides." rest easy because the parachute, its One type of skydiving offered at ripcord automatically yanked when Melinda Monhart Skydive B.G. is the Tandem Jump. leaving the plane, opens within 2-4 For $ 115, the jumper receives seconds of the jump. The cost of Dave Huffman 15-20 minutes of training before the Static Line jump is $ 110 for the InsidorAant* Foubart the Jump. In this training session, training session and $30 per Jump Ross Weizner the jumper will leam exactly how to afterward. I WANNA BE AN AIRBORNE RANGER.. Skydive B.G. allows (he brave the leave the plane and what to do A person who develops a serious chance for • solo Sutic Line Jump once airborne. This particular jump Interest In skydiving and wishes to the instructor, divers will probably the reactions of first-time skydhiers, involves being strapped securely lo Free Fall, which is a Jump that is to- be safer than in their own cars. Sky Steinbaugh exclaimed, "They ab- Staff Photographers an instructor, who guides and as- tally controlled by the Jumper and Dive and Double Eagle are licensed solutely love it. Many come back to Tim Norman sists the Jumper. Upon exiting the lacks any form of assistance, must by the United States Parachuting jump three or four times!" plane from 9500 feet straight up, perform a minimum of five Static Association. One of the require- Linda Lenc jumper and instructor free fall for Line jumps before attempting a ments before the U.S.P.A. gives its So if this appeals to your sense almost one mile, falling at speeds free fall. The Static Line jumps vary approval Is that all parachutes have of adventure, give Skydive B.G. Bente Faubert up to 120 m.p.h. before the chute In position and help the jumper an automatic activated device that Inc. or Double Eagle a call at opens and floats lazily towards the prepare for free falling. It usually will release the second parachute in 352-5200 and set up an appoint- ground. takes a period of twenty Jumps, the event that the first does not ment to fly. They are located only The thrill is the thing, accoridng progressively building up speed, open. Both Sky Dive and Double 10 minutes from campus at Bord- Production to Cory Dislell, a student at the before a free falter is completely on Eagle have an extremely good ner Airport D.Z., 16662 Hodgman University of Toledo attempting his his or her own. safety record with only two twisted Rd. in Weston. Yes, they even take Assistants first jump: "It was the craziest thing Whether jumping solo or with ankles out of over 2500 jumps. Visa or Mastercard. Kathy Gaitan Bill Burgess The Luau will be at Water Works tival will be at Heise Park in Gallon tique car show. Then at 8 p.m., Michael Hunt Luau plus Paris and will feature live enter- from September 5th through the one lucky young lady from the Mi- tainemnt throughout the weekend. 7th. Activities run from noon to 9 lan area will be crowned Miss 1992| On Saturday, Miller Lite will be p.m., and include craft tents, live Melon Queen. Oh, thrill! Pickle and sponsoring a sand volleyball tour- bands, beach volleyball and chil- The Labor Day parade will s>- rt nament. Later that night there will drens' rides. around 1 p.m. Sunday, and it's ad- Melon Fest be a limbo contest and a North The name of the festival derives vised to get to Milan before noon Coast pig roast dinner. Sunday will Irom the name of a stream that because most roads will be closed The Insider Magazine is be the raffle drawing for a free trip runs through Gallon, the Pickle soon after. published every Friday during equals fun to Jamaica. Admission Is $5.00 on Run River. Legend has it that a bar- Monday afternoon Is the annual theacedmicyearbytfM Saturday and $2.00 on Sunday. rel of pickles were dumped into the Melon River Race down the Heron Board of Student Publications Proceeds will go toward the Port stream and bystanders stood by River. Participants receive a num- of Bowling Green State Clinton Rre Works Fund and also and watched as the pickles ran bered melon and watch It float University. by Lisa Gallagher to the Muscular Dystrophy Asso- Opinions expressed by Insider down the river. There's no charge down the river. "This race has ciation. For further information to enter the park, and precedes will grown to be quite an event. Every- columnists do not necessarily contact Stan Jadwisiak at go toward the Gallon Booster one shows up to see if their melon reflect the opinions of The 743-1441. Club. For more information call Al will win," said Louis Weiss, direc- Insider Magazine. It's not In Hawaii, but It's about If a luau is a little too Klngseed at 468-2462. Another tor of the Melon Festival. There is The Insider Magazine and as close as you'll get in Northwest fruity for you, try veging out with festival planned for Labor Day no charge to enter the park, and Bowling Green State Ohio. This weekend, give Port the annual Pickle Run Festival in weekend is the 34th annual Melon precedes will go toward the Boos- University are equal Clinton's Luau on the Lake a try. It Gallon or the Melon Festival in Mi- Festival at Village Square in Milan. ters at Milan High School. For opportunity employers and promises food, games, and possi- lan this weekend. Entertainment on Saturday begins directions and information call do not discriminate in hiring bly a free trip to Jamaica. The 15th annual Pickle Run Fes- at noon, with live bands and an an- Louis Weiss at 499-2766. practices. liil'i « ■ I'I'» . . i ■ I < « » « « mmmtm —■ |SMtt«fctr4. mi Th« InildT Mogo*U« 1 homecoming queen corpse from by Da vid Huffman the TV series. It's true that at times Insider film critic she may be trying a little too hard, but considering the level of hyster- Two years ago, cult filmmaker ics Laura reaches, Lee is con- David Lynch's "Twin Peaks" trolled I doubt a stronger perform- created the biggest TV mystery ance has been given this year, but since the 'Who shot JR.?' pheno- it's unlikely that Lee needs to clear menon of "Dallas." Millions of fans a space on her mantel for an Os- were drawn into Lynch's vision and car. Turin Peaks: Fire Walk found themselves wondering With Me Is too strange and dark "Who killed Laura Palmer?" for the Academy. However, when the six-episode When Lynch first announced his miniseries was picked up ABC for plans to make a feature film pre the regular season, the producers WHO YELLED AT LAURA PALMER...Bobby Brtggt (Dana Athbroofc) confronts quel to "Twin Peaks," he was Lynch's over-stretched the Laura Palmer Laura Palmer (Shcryi L«e) and Donna Hayward (Motra Retry) In David Lynch's criticized for trying to cash In on an plot and alienated and annoyed dim prcquel lo Twin Pcaka.' old idea. Considering Lynch paid even the most devoted viewers. obsessive themes and amazing vis- non sequirur. However, in the next for most of the film himself and Just when the series has seem- ual and aural style. Like his best scene, her every action is inter- made an unrelentingly noncom- Twin Peaks ingly slipped from memory, Lynch films, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk preted as having a deeper mean- mercial film, Twin Peaks: Fire has released Twin Peaks: Fire With Me takes its viewers into a ing. Lynch seems to be challenging Walk With Me is a work made Walk With Me to the theaters. dark, nightmare world where real- his audience to decipher other od- from passion, not for profit. film o The sentiment that Lynch was ity is not necessarily a pressing is- dities in his film that may be written Lynch's passion project will un- beating a dead horse, or homecom- sue. off as Just part of his bizarre nature. doubtedly be loved by his already ing queen, caused the film to be Things don't always make sense The ever-present Lynch theme devoted Twin Peaks cult (although greeted with boos at Cannes and in a Lynch film., .or do they? When of underlying horror beneath a some of the favorite characters damn good was never screened for critics - the red-dressed Lil appears spin- peaceful surface allows Sheryl Lee from the series are not in the film), I two facts that led me to expect the ning In circles as David Lynch him the opportunity as Laura Palmer to but it is a film that can stand on its worst. self introduces her as his "mother's deliver a truly amazing perform- own from the series and be under- cuppo joe Five minutes Into the film, which daughter's sister" at the airstrip, ance. Lee achieves the perfect bal- stood without knowing anything traces the events that lead up to the audience laughs, assuming it's ance between Innocence and de- about the small town of Twin Laura's death, all of the advance Just a signature Lynchian cinematic pravity as she brings to life the Peaks. word-of-mouth seemed completely unjustified. I was in Lynchland, and happy to be there. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Is pure David Lynch - filled with his surrealist sense of humor, -m ALPHA PHI PROUDLY ANXOC1VCES THEIR NEW MEMBERS! $ » Jennifer Armstrong Angelena Kuhlman Sandy Baldwin SamanLha Laatsch Kristen Belski Stephanie Lewis Kerri Bronham Molly Lobaugh Jessica Busby Stephanie Lundstrom Meg Celmer Shae Massenglll Erin Chemlik Christine Mog Kimberly Coe Stephanie McVoy Kelly Duquln Chrissy Null Sandra Geringer Evan Ogg * Tiffany Gibson Lynn Scheloske Heather Gisewhite Victoria Schnetzer Cherie Gravette Christine Simon Shannon Greig Melinda Stonebumer Andrea Hedberg Melissa Thies Anita Knight Gabrielle Wamcke Wendy Wolff WE LOVE YOU & we're behind you all the way! Elizabeth Burdett Christin Logan Carolyn Cobb Kathleen Maloney Kristin Cox Mollie Monahan Lisa D'Alo Melissa Moran Amy Deeb Sarah Muhlenkamp Amy Engelbrecht Amy Mclntire Abigail Harrison April Norton Katherine Harrison Laura O'Neal Deborah Hill Heather Palmer Wendi Holland Tara Pannett ... OXXY 6 MORE WEEKS! Mindy Horman Audrey Printiss Jennifer Howard Dana Savarda Meredith Hrabak Wendy Schueller \ Tracy Kawczynski Michelle Scott 1 Nicole King Debra Sullivan \ Jodie Lewis Colleen Vereb ~A Jenny Weirauch J js ^""""♦*£f 4, lt9t mtoMtrmiag be. MttStt Don't knock Missing: Campus lost and found has so k ML the Doc! much stuff you could get...lost He's back! byLinda Lcnc Insider a real quick recap: my mom finally became a woman, I became a pizza boy, Andy and Cheryl became en- "I didn't lose It. I simply mis- gaged (as did Veru and Tim - Co- placed it." ngrats to both couples), I became a How many times have we said by Dave Baskind true part of Spinal Tap (what a those words to ourselves as we Tno Incredible College of Musical show), I became an almond lover Knowledge frantically search for the missing and a Master, tie dyes, Oak Open- object? ings, three big weddings, I'm a bro Fortunately for those of us who again (hi, Li'l Gut), I finally made it 'misplace' things often, the Univer- Schwing!! We're back. Greetings to second base, the Olympics, Ce- sity Police Department provides a and salutations, amigos. For those dar Point, DC. (with Bonnie and priceless service: a lost and found. of you not in the know, I'm Dr. Eric), the boom box, and chopping Located In the Commons, the Dave. Each week, in this very col- lots of veggies. That sums up most lost and found is housed in the of- umn - "Dr. Dave's Incredible Col- of it. Summer of '92: Bitchin'! fice of Carol Pratt, records co- lege of Musical Knowledge" - I'll be Back here at The Col- ordinator for the police depart- testing your musical acumen (ooh, lege, we've had a couple of little ment. whatta word). Yep, all songs from improvements. First, instead of an- Pratt said many different objects 1983 and beyond will be fair game swering ten questions each week, are lost, ranging from the trivial to here. Winning is a piece of rich, you now will only have to answer a the valuable. creamy chocolate cake with a few (I'm still not sure exactly how "Umbrellas, wallets, Jewelery, hearty dollop of whipped cream sit- many, but it will be less than four computer disks, car keys, bank and ting atop it (in other words, it ain't each week). Second, we have more credit cards are common," Pratt 2 hard 2 win). I ask the questions, prizes. Yes, it's true. In addition to said. you send in the answers. Got it?? winning a free promotional cas- The items come from all areas of Good. sette from Finders Records and the University, with Jerome Ubrar- So, by now you must be wonder- Tapes, located at 128 N. Main in y, music building, and the Union ing, "Hmmm, I wonder how Doc- lovely downtown Bowling Green, being the most common contribu- tor Dave's summer was here in tors. lovely BG..." Well, let me give you See The Doctor, page eight. Pratt said departments will usually hold onto objects for one month, although the Ice Arena and Cummer ot MadHatter Music Co. ROCK GOSSIP FROM the Student Recreation Center picked the Ramones' Mondo Bi- zarro on Radioactive Records. send items once a year. "We do THE BLACK SWAMP make an effort to search for the BABY, WHY DONT WE...: owners. But if items are not TONIGHT: Missionary Stew at /nsioW/iinda lenc Frankie's TONIGHT AND SAT- claimed within a year, they are sent to auction or charity," Pratt said. URDAY: Hot Rocket at Howard's ONCE WAS LOST. BUT NOW I'M FOUND.Carol Pratt gives an Inside look at Club H, Groovemaster at EasyS- "It always breaks my heart to see the drawer of umbrellas, one of the more common lost-n found Items. treet SATURDAY: Middlemarch at that money go." Frankie's TUESDAY: Merry Can- The exception to this rule are Men at EasyStreet, Jinkies at How- computer disks and credit/bank run them and check for names. "Students should pick a certain ard's Club H WEDNESDAY: Chris cards. Pratt said she rips the com- Students should label the disk or page number in every book and Otto at Downtown, Kenny Reeves puter disks apart so that no one disk box with their name," Pratt PICK OF THE WEEK: at Club SOP., the Rivermen at write their name there. This is a Veronica Sheets of Finder's Re- Frankie's. Blitzen at EasyStreet can use them, and either cuts or said. way of Identifying their books," cords and Tapes chose Some- THURSDAY: Redcliff at EasyS- sends the cards back to the com- Pratt said there are actions stu- Pratt said. thing Good (Polygram) by the treet. Positive Sweat at Good panies and banks. dents can take to increase the However, Pratt said very few Utah Saints. Sheets said Jim Tymes Pub "(The disks) are considered pri- chances of their possessions being textbooks are brought into lost and vate property, so I'm not allowed to relumed should they become lost. found because students are taking better care of their books. "It's too costly to replace (the books)," Pratt said. IsTUDENT RECREA TION CENTER! The police department Is open 24 hours a day and students are welcome to stop in and check for The Key WEIIGIHIT HOOM AWAKENESS missing Items or call 372-7995. THE KEY is looking for volunteer support staff. Stop in any time!! tLA-ZEL THEATRE! For more information call Cyndi at 353-3311. Sept. 8, 9 & 10th, 6-7 pm HOWLING ORKN • ))>-iy.i Also Needed: Sales Manager BATMAN RETURNS MICHAEL Please Apply in person in the Key office: KEATON 28 West Hall DANNY DEVITO MICHELLE PFEIFFER NIGHTLY AT 7:00 9:30 Come and learn more about weight training! jj SAT SUN MON MAT 2:00 430 ALL SEATS $2.00 " ■*" -~—^.w .... -., -.>- -W^——.Jl September 4,1991 The leilcJer Mojeelee) Fluffy's Diner?: Eatery offering dog-gone good food "I've heard of a restaurant In Monroe St. near Talmadge Road, Although the food is spetcally Chicago that's a sit-down restau- not far from Franklin Park Mall. A made for animals, the curious pet rant for dogs., .(but) as far as 1 can portion of all the proceeds go to owner often takes a taste try as well tell, we're the only drive thru like the Toledo Humane Society. "This one customer of ours buys this," Mullan said. Among the deli- cheeseburgers for dogs and eats cacies Puppy Hut has to offer on its Hours run from 11 a.m. to 9 part herself," Mullan smiled. "The menu are Rack of Ribs ('Paw Lick- p.m. Tuesday through Saturday fries are kind of dry for people. in' Good!'), Fish and Chips ('A sea- and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. You need a big glass of water to go food feast for the discriminating fe- Closed on Monday. with them." line!'), French Fries and People Cookies (Nibbles of whole grain goodness!') "People cookies, chili dogs and fries are all big sellers," according to Mullan. "We haven't met too many dogs that don't like the fries. They just devour them." Karen Walzer, senior English ma|or, and Chandler, three-month old puppy dalmation, concur: "(The fries) were Chandler's favorite," Walzer said. "It's )ust like a human drive thru. Like 1 put my hand into a bag of onion rings, lie stuck his head into the bag. It's kind of a McDonalds for dogs." Using only whole wheat flour and oatmeal, tuna, eggs and cheeses, The Puppy Hut uses no preservatives, salt or artifical flavors in its meals. THough only open since early InudcrflimiNo™°" j |he astounding 5UCCess 0f DO YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT...ShelIa Mullan. co-creator of Th« Puppy jfo p^y Hu, is en0ugh to make Hut. 5201 Monroe St. Toledo, sits amongst Its wares. any entrepeneur wag its tail and purr. by Matthew A. Dancman "Probably every dog in Toledo Insider editor has been here. We get a lot of cats, too, but most of our business Is dogs. We've had people come TOLEDO - It's all too common a through with parrots and rab- tale: your pet has a busy day and a bits. . .all kind of animals,'' Mullen liukhi/Vm Norman full schedule. "No time for a explained. "At first, people will MAXE THAT ONE HUNDERED AND TWO DALMATIONS...Chandler, a BG real- hearty, nutritious meal today, Mas- look at us like 'What IS that?' but dent, sates those growing puppy munchles with a Fldo's meal. ter," It barks (meows? chirps?) on then they say 'Hey, that's a good its way out the door. "I'll grab a Idea!'" donut or a dead squirrel at the of- UNITED WE STAND UNITED WE STAND UNITED WE STAND fice." Word of the dog diner has az Well pet owners, worry no more. spread far beyond the Toledo area, < The Puppy Hut: Fast Food for Fido with the curious coming from as far has the answer. While serving a full away as Australia, North Ireland WANTED: menu for pets of all persuasions, and Japan. Puppy Hut has also this Toledo fast food drive-thru been featured on A Current Affair. offers the one thing a pet owner is ONE KING & ONE QUEEN always looking for - meals even a have dogs ourselves and we'd take "(After appearing on the Rick picky pet will eat. our dogs to fast-food drive thrus. Dees program In Los Angeles), If you are a registered According to coowner Sheila The dogs would Just stare at us like people were calling as soon as they senior and are interested Mullan, the idea for a restaurant they'd want some too. But we heard that on the radio, saying 'I in representing BGSU, that has gone to the dogs actually wouldn't let them have people want to buy one of those for LA," first caitieTrbm the dogs: "Jackie food. So we thought of making a Mullen said. The Puppy Hut: Fast (Zajac, the other partner) and I both place for the dogs. Food for Fido is located at 5201 APPLY NOW! UNITED WE STAND ?A1M£ HOMECOMING '92 B Cl S LI UAO Office - 3rd floor Union TETHRA'S WELL DEADLINE: Sept. 10 Custom Made Jewelry, Gifts, PsychK Readers & Metaphysical Needs 'auablt Wed 4 F or by appmt UNITED WE STAND UNITED WE STAND UNITED WE STAND ■t-r- i i i t t t i i i |S«pl«mb«r4. 1**1 The laildgr Magazina Quick! Who supports the legali- is purely pragmatic: it won't work. drine. If you stop one drug, elim- soclated with drugs) is caused by zation of drugs? It can't work." inate one drug, another will just the criminalization of drugs. If you Peter Tosh Easy enough question, right? It is an unpopular belief In this take its place." decriminalize drugs and legalize First off, of course, are all the day and age. A belief that others The TV cameras were all rolling some sort of sales system several Hemp Tour holdovers from the might wish to keep quiet about. in the Oval Office on Septemebr 5, things will happen: sang 1960s with their talk of rope and Only the foolish would trumpet 1989 when President Georqe clothing made from hemp (as If them. Or those supremely confi- Bush pulled out a baggie full of the price would no longer be they wanted weed legalized to sup- dent in their correctness. crack supposedly purchased across artifically inflated by crooks trying plement their wardrobes). "I've published my viewpoints, the street from the WHite House to make a buck. You're not paying Then there are all the tie-dyed, presented them to the Drug Policy by DEA agents. It was that night for the product, you're paying for Birkenstock-wearin', Jerry Garcia Foundation In Washington D.C....I when the newest and latest chapter the risk they take The criminal and Bob Weir-Iistenln', mountain argue to church groups, to anyone was written on the War on Drugs. element would be taken out of the bike-ridin' hippie lites parading who'll listen," he chuckled. But while for many Americans the picture. Why would people go to around with hackysack in tow. Everyone knows they're all for making drugs legal, .right? Now let's check out the other end of the spectrum; who is ob- legal! viously against legalizing drugs? Folks in law enforcement wouldn't be for the legalization of drugs at all. But don't tell that to it Portsmouth, New Hampshire police chief William Burke or New York federal judge Robert Sweet, both outspoken proponents of de- criminalization. Well, how about mayors and pol- iticians like that? Fine, If you don't count such notables as Baltimore mayor Kurt Schmoke, who has called for reconsidering laws Psych. against illicit drug use. Time to pull out the big guns, then. Political conservatives, the Prof. ones you see standing next to the President or on Sunday morning political 'think' television would Marvin never ever ever In a million years come out in favor of legalizing Kumler something as heinous, as ruinous to the moral fiber of America as illi- cit drugs. No way. agrees Oops. Sorry. Forgot about form- er Secretary of State George Shultz, the editors of Economist magazine, and the hero of intellec- Insider/Tim Norman tual conservatism, William F. Buck- I M NOT WORWED my vtew will prevail. I know It will, says Associate Professor of Psychology Marvin Kumler. ley. How about a little closer to As Kumler sees It, drugs are not move was a bold political stance, black market dealers when they home? Bowling Green State Uni- a problem of moral decline, of for some, it represented another can go to a state-operated distribu by Matthew versity, a sleepy little state school in people with some bizarre brain set smoke and mirrors, another tor for the same price? Like the the heart of the conservative defect that makes them susceptible magician's Illusion trick for decep- sale of liquor, especially in Ohio. Daneman Midwest surely wouldn't have any to becoming junkies and addicts. tion. Market forces would dramatically proponents for decriminalizing ille- Rather, it is a problem of human "(Decrtminalization) is a very po- reduce the crime." gal narcotics. nature and inevitability. litical issue. (We) need people who Would it? "There seems to be a fundamen- are not trying to keep the public Regardless of his views, the War tal need to alter human conscious- from noticing what they're doing. I continues. And is likely to for some Associate Professor of Psychol- ness. It's fun. It feels good," he ex- think the War on Drugs Is a cheap time. But as long as It goes on, so ogy Marvin Kumler would disagree. plained. "That's why we like roller way to keep the people from seri- will Kumler and his advocacy. Emphatically. coasters and horror films...it's why ously addressing the real issues." "Sometime society will have to "Prohibiting a person from pos- little children will spin around In a Kum'er stated flatly. "Society become reasonable. I think some sessing and using a drug is prohibit- circle until they're dizzy and fall must control drug problems, but people dismiss me as a radi- About ing a private act. The only possible down. We're now stepping on prohibition can't work, didn't work cal. ..(but) I'm not worried my view way to stop that would be to elim- crack cocaine as hard as we can, so and will not work. will prevail," he sat back In his the cover inate privacy, to watch people 24 now we're seeing crystal metha- "Primarily, the violent crime (as- chair. "I know it will." hours and knock them down If they try to use them," Kumler said. "We'd have to give up everything that makes America America." Talking to Kumler, it is not as if Thanks goes out to Louis one is being preached to by some Gasnier for directing the '1 think the War on Drugs is a cheap way to modem classic Reefer Mad- fire-and-brimstone priest of his ness in 1936, the promotional own beliefs, sure of his rlghtness keep the people from seriously addressing material for which the front and determined to beat it into you. the real issues. Society must control drug Marvin Kumler, Associate Professor of ccwer parody of this issue is Rather, for this soft-spoken man, it based upon. New Line Cinema Is the quietness of his tone and the problems, but prohibition can't work, didn't Psychology Corp. reserves all rights to the logic of his beliefs that wear away work and wil not work." film. resistance. "There are many logical argu- ments In favor of the prohiblton of drugs. The one argument against It September 4, 1992 The Insider Magazine Eight miles high: Drug use in BG has gone... "Turn off your mind, relax and they are in larger cities for a num- "I moved up to valium - they're will ever admit to. In the past, I've expanding thing with me, now," float downstream/It Is not dying ber of reasons. easy to get. Opium I've tried, but it been sick, taken a couple of long Arthur said. "I think that way it's III Is not dying/Turn off all "We have no ghefloes or inner was always way too expensive and hits and been cleared up." not dangerous. You can't drop acid thoughts, surrender to the void/ city areas," Ash said. "To get hard to get. George Arthur (real name with- every day. It just doesn't work. And It Is shlning/lt Is shining." crack in Bowling Green, a dealer "I used to play soccer stoned," eld) is a senior from Cincinnati. from what I've read, pot isn't dan- "Tomorrow Never Knows, usually has to leave town to get it he said. "Smoke a bowl, score a Like Greene, his experimentation gerous at all." The Beatles. and then come back. It's not like goal." began In junior high with marijuana Alvord, Ash and the Bowling Detroit or Toledo. Greene's drug habits have basi- and prescription drugs. Green Police, of course, take drugs "For cocaine, you either have to cally centered around marijuana In "I think I've tried just about eve- in an entirely different perspective. have enough money or steal the past few years. He tends to stay rything except crack, heroin and Alvord estimates that since the be- Drugs have played an integral enough money," Ash said. "Her- away (rom other drugs, including the other hard narcotics. I stick to ginning of the year, there have part of every society on earth ever oin is on a (national! surge, but I alcohol. pot and acid now, though," he been about 40 drug-related arrests since the first primitive man took don't think we have any knowledge "At first, I tried drugs because stated. in Bowling Green. Ash stated that his first bite of some funny plant of any locally." When it comes to they were cheap and in my face," "Coke scared the shit out of me. busts have been pretty equally dis- before clubbing his primitive wom- the actual drug user, marijuana and he said. "I know It doesn't sound Once was more than enough," he persed between University students an unconscious and carrying on LSD are the more popular choices. possible, but marijuana gives me said. "I felt like my chest was going and permanent city residents. The with the caveman way. In the "I first experimented with pot physical energy and relaxes my to explode. Nutmeg (ingested in bottom line, he says, Is that drugs Americas, Indians used such all- during the summer between eighth mind at the same time. one-to-rwo-ounce quantities to are contributing to the destruction natural goodness as coca leaves, and ninth grade," said Bud Greene "I don't think pot is dangerous at produce hallucinations) made me of society. mushrooms, peyote and nutmeg (real name wltheld), a junior from all," he said. "I think marijuana has sick. Pills, I never really got off on. "I don't think we should con- for ceremonial (and hallucinogenic) Akron. more positive benefits than anyone "(Drugs are) more of a mind- done it or let it destroy our soci- reasons. Marijuana has been used ety," he said. "Lately, they've been worldwide since prehistoric times. trying to legalize marijuana. They About every culture - past and say there are no long-term health present - has had its chic drugs. risks and that it's no more danger- And ours is no exception. I re- ous than alcohol. Can we afford member when I was a child and my another thing like alcoholism?" ex-hippie uncle would tell stories of Local law enforcement agencies a golden age when drugs were have several means of tracking inexpensive, high-quality and plen- down use and trafficking of illicit tiful. I remember reading biogra- drugs. Ash credits a local Crime- phies of the Beatles, Kerouac's stoppers program with several The Dharma Bums" and seeing arrests. Easy Rider oh, about a hundred "People call because they know times. they can be paid reward money," he said. "Once, a guy called from I was twelve years old. jail to rat on somebody so he could All these years later, drugs are afford bail." plentiful and, arguably high-grade. Ash said that the police also use Definitely not inexpensive, though. 'narcs' - or informers - to uncover THe market rates for a quarter-bag illegal drug activity. (1/4 ounce) of marijuana sells for "The courts look very positively around $65 - $70 these days, on people who co-operate," he compared to $25 - $30 not even said. ten years ago. However, higher Ash said that the biggest priority prices have not hindered the popu- in fighting drugs is education. larity of illicit substances in 1990s Bowling Green, he said, had the America. second DARE program in Ohio. In recent years, several drugs. "You've got to work at educa- Including heroin and LSD, have tion," he said. "In Bowling Green, made resurgences and new drugs the main industry is education. If like crack have invaded the scene. you're a University student, you've And, while the sleepy little hamlet got more to lose If you get caught." of Bowling Green has yet to suffer a crack/smack epidemic, there is a strong local drug presence. Marijuana and LSD are among the more popular drugs locally, ac- cording to narcotics enforcement officer Clarence Alvord of the one toke Bowling Green Police Division. Alvord explained that the popu- larity of certain drugs usually de- pends on current fad. over "It's a roller coaster," he said. ' 'Trends are cyclic." Bowling Green Chief of Police the line Galen Ash commented on the re- surgence of LSD locally. "We probably have the highest volume of arrests in Northwest Ohio In LSD," Ash said. InsidorAtrn Norman Ash said that' 'hard" drugs like cocaine, heroin and crack are not I GET HIGH WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS..Ji« of the pumphenalta the Bowling Green air as present In Bowling Green as Pollc* have conBiceted. by Scott DeKatch S«pt«mb«r 4. mt 8 Th« t«tld«r MoflQiln« 1 Striking oil under the hood Fun 'o plenty to be hod engine becomes a big, metallic bulk of it. Because of dirt in the air, fuel of burnt toast. 'Bad news!,' as the and engine itself, oil filters are an ot Toledo Riverfest '92 commercial says. integral part of the lubrication pro- Here in BG, oil temperatures cess. Like oil, some filters on the market are better than others, but can range from minus 20 degrees Laser shows will begin at 930 each F. to more than 1,000 degrees F. most are pretty good. I would, by Ryan Honeymoon Insider evening at Promenade Park. In addi in some turbocharged engines. however, recommend that if you tion to the normal laser effects show This is why there are all different change your own oil, get the filter will be a custom-designed special ef- types of oils to meet your engine's from the parts department of your fects show made exclusively for Ci- specific needs. dealer. You may pay up to $3.00 tifest. A musical score has been by Ross Wcizner Most oils on the market are pret- more for it, but the filter you get Traditionally. BG on Labor Day added to the laser light show which Speed Racer ty good, and pretty cheap at was designed for your car, and weekend is a large, looming ghost promises to cover the entire musical around $ 1 a quart. There are, your car only. If you look on the town devoid of life as students by spectrum. however, some things you have to back of say, a Fram or AC filter, the masses migrate back home for Young children, or just the young Lei's (or a moment, draw a know before you decide that you'll find that that filter fits many the extended weekend. But for at heart, attending the Riverfest will comparison between a car and the those of you lucky enough to remain find to their surprise that a variety of cheaper is better. The first thing to cars. As far as I'm concerned, this in the city limits can find a welcome activities have been planned espe- human body. What is the most im- look for when shopping for oil is is one place where one size defi- diversion as Toledo hosts the 1992 cially for them. McDonaldLand portant fluid in our body? Blood, of the service rating. This tells nitely does not fit all. Riverfest. The four day event takes stage has lined up numerous per- course. Now what is the most im- whether or not you should look any Now, the environmental side: If place starting today along the formances with young children in portant fluid in a car? Oil; the life- further. If the bottle has markings you change your own oil, it's most Toledo riverfront and will continue mind. Daily performances from blood of a car. that say something like Service: important that when finished, you through the holiday weekend, finsih- Joanie Bartels who stars on Nickel The basic principle behind an in- SF, SG, CC. CD or MS, chances recycle the used oil. If you don't ing Monday evening odeon will start off the activities on ternal combustion engine is that are that brand Is a safe bet. If not, and you opt to just pour it down the The 1992 Riverfest promises the McDonald Land/Edison Stage. fuel is placed into a cylinder, put I'd say skip it. And while many drain, you might as well be drinking something for every taste in music The Backyard Circus, which will al- under pressure, and ignited. To do people say that one brand is better from classic rock to reggae with low children to perform scenes from that same oil. Therefore, twenty-five different groups, both so, very close tolerances are neces- than the other, there are only a few Mother Goose, Mrs. Bramble, and recycling used oil free of charge is local and national, performing for all The Bear Family for audiences at sary between the cylinder and pis- major oil manufacturers, so any common practice in the automo- four days of the festival. Classic rock any of three caravan encampments ton. And since the best thing we any of the name brand oils are OK. tive service community. Similarly, if guitar legend Peter Frampton will Outside of the McDonald- have right now to withstand the The next thing to look for is the you take your car to either the make a Friday night performance Land/Edison Stage will be The heat and pressure of these condi- oil's thickness, or its weight. Since dealer or a service station, you can which will kick off the weekend's en- Great American Lumberjack Show, tions is either cast iron or an alloy most air-cooled, motorcycle and 3St assured that the used oil will be tertainment. Following Frampton a 3-on-3 Shootout Basketball Elim- composed of aluminum and other four-cylinder engines run hotter recycled. will be an array of performances ination Tournament, and the Arthri- ferrous metals, very high levels of than six- and eight-cylinder eng- from bands like modern jazz super- tis Mini Grand Prix race through friction, heat, and subsequent ines, a heavier weight is usually re- stars Spryo Gyra, blues queen KoKo downtown Toledo. energy loss are unavoidable. This is quired. The weight you use is also We'd like to hear from you. If Taylor, and The Toledo Symphony Proceeds from the 1992 Toledo where oil comes in. there is a topic you would like - which will perform a Disney Med- Riverfest will be benefit the Chil- determined by the climate. Usually, ley. All bands will make their per- dren's Miracle Network and to Ci- Basically, the job of engine oil is most fours can use a 1OW-30 or to read about, or if you have formances on either the Budweiser tifest, Inc., a non-profit organization to make things work smoothly, 40 weight in the summer, while In any specific or general ques- Stage or the Cablesystem/Festival for downtown Toledo. Riverfest is which reduces power-robbing heat the winter, they may require a tions about your car, drop Stage. looking up to be one of the biggest and energy loss. To do this, oil Is lighter 5W-30. Six and eight cylin them by or send them to: A new addition to the Toledo events of the summer with a wide forced through a series of channels der engines, however, can stick On The Road c/o The In- Riverfest will be the debut of the variety of activities for everyone and and ports in the engine by a device with 10W-30 almost year 'round. sider 210 West Hall nightly thirty minute laser light show four days of seemingly endless en- named (appropriately) an oil pump. To make sure, though, check with sponsored by The Ohio Lottery tertainment. As it passes through these chan- your owner's manual to determine nels and ports, it flows over all the which oil is right for your engine. per household, per semester (except this song? Send your answer, name, Internal moving engine parts, if all Along with ever-changing tem- The Doctor for the BIG Quiz). address, phone number and favorite goes well. If all doesn't go well, the perature extremes comes dirt - lots Continued from page four. Finally, it's time for this week's amusement park ride to "Dr. Dave's quiz: Each week, a different letter of Quiz." c/o 210 West Hall. Bowling weekly winner will also earn a free the alphabet will sponsor the quiz. Green, Ohio, 43403, or drop it in UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA UAA three-item medium pizza from Carly (Sounds kinda like'' Sesame Street.'' the exquisite wooden box in 210 Cheena's. located at Conant and wouldn't you say?) West Hall before Tuesday, Sept. 8. The Undergraduate Alumni Association Dudley (on Rte. 25) in lovely down- This week, A' stands for Andy, 1992. In case of a tie, a random presents town Maumee. What a deal!! The groom-to-be, and for "At This Mo- drawing will be held. YOU should rules remain the same: One winner ment." Who hit Number One with give the quiz a try AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ DELTA ZETA PROUDLY PRESENTS OUR 1992 FALL PLEDGE CLASS "WELCOME TO THE FAMILY" Jennifer Adkins Kristina Kaczur VOLL'EYBALL Michelle Ammlller Shari Kates Applications now available for Wendy Bettiker », Stephany Meyer MUD VOLLEYBALL. Jennifer Blazer Lisa Pohl Tournament will be Sept. 27 Catherine Bressert Kimberly Saddler $35 entrance fee Margaret Emerick 0\ Clevell Scherer Heather Grubola Kristi Spinell Teams must be coed Elizabeth Hibbard Barbara Suter Limited to 24 teams Kristin Jennings Stephanie Vonalmen Prizes, mud, fun and more! Congratulations Julia Winners on being initiated! Call 372-6849 for more information. 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Simply i U> "WOODLAND MALL SUBWAY ONLY ,f%© d%^^ a*4^ } a1 V" 1fV^#O 28 West Hall ^ A%> 10:00 a.m. - (i:(K) p.m. SUNDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 6,1992 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 O Tomorrow Siskel Working NFt Today NFL Football Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears NFL Footbal San Francisco 49ers at New York Giants HI Coronation Street Classic Meeting Place Northland Sunday Arts Entertainment | Volleyball World League Finals Girl loirt ID Real Estate Gary Pmkel J. Cooper NFL Today NFL Football Regional Coverage NFL Footbal Regional Coverage CD Sunglasses Paid Prog This-NFL NFL Live NFL Football Regional Coverage Adam-12 Dragnet Cousteau 8) Larry Jones Week-David Bnnkley Used Cars Close-Up Machine Home Agam [New WKRP Memories Emergency PGA Goll Greater Milwaukee Open © Tony Brown Heritage Fmng Line Contrary Great Bar-BO Reading the River Market Editors One on One McLaughlin National Geographic © Black Bty. Club One on One Adam Smith Old Houso Gourmet Cooking Gourmet Painting Sewing Lawrence Welk Show OEO Solidarity S3 Blade Tram-Dog Browns* Insider Tarzan Maror League Baseball: Milwaukee Brewers at Detroit Tigers Charles Mama Harry-Hendr ■ American Gladiators Star Trek: Neit Genet Movie The Verdict" Movie: "Quiet Victory The Charlie Wedemeyer Story Boss' Family Ties E5M Reporters [Sportscenter NFL Gameday Auto Racing: NASCAR Winston Cup - Mountain Dew Southern 500 Horse Racing. Minion TMC Move: Backdrart Cont'd | Movie Big Movie One GOOd Cop" [Move Har'ey Davidson and me Mariboro Man SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O NFL Football 60 Minutes Murder. She Wrote MDA Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon MDA Telethon Continues O Bonanza Family Hour Movie: "SchoolsOut!" (venture CBC News Auto Racing: IndyCar - Vancouver CD NFL Football Regional 60 Minutes Murder. She Wrote Movie: "Do You Know the Muffin Man?" News Golden Gats Murder m Coweta County CD News NBC News Brokaw Report 1 Witness Video MDA Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon MDA Telethon Continues &> ABC News Roggms Life Goes On Videos | Funniest Detective (Detective j Scared Silent: ChUd Abuse Editors New WKRP Srskei ® Lawrence We* Show inside Information Evening at Pops Masterpiece Theatre Wikfflowers Earthquake Scared Silent: Child Abuse CD Cousteau s Rediscovery Austin City Limits Evening at Pops Studebaker Masterpiece Theatre Who Buitt Stonehenge? CD Star Trek: Next Genet Batman Parker L In Color Roc Married. Martin Heights Inphomation FlenGold Grudge Match SD Gro Pams [Golden Girls Batman Parker L In Color Roc Married Martin News j Sports Extra M*A"S"H Wealth Kenneth Copeland Esm Baseball Tonight NFL Primetime Ma|or League Baseball Boston Red Son at Oakland Athletics Sportscenter NFL Primetime TMC Movie "The Shrimp on the Barbie | Movie: Johnny Be Good Movie. Backdrart Movie: "One Good Cop" MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 7,1992 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O MDA Telethon Continues CBS News You Bet-Life Shade MaiorOad Murphy B. Design w Northern Exposure News Newharl Arsenio Hal o CFL Football CBC News CFL Football: Toronto Argos at Hamilton Tiger-Cats Journal CBC News Secret Agent CD News CBS News Ml Fortune Jeopardy' Shade Ma,or Dad Murphy B [Design W Northern Exposure News U.S. Open Sweating Bullets CD MDA Telethon Continues EM. Tonight Cut Atlan Fresh Pnnce Blossom Movie: "In the Best Interest of the Children News Tonight Show ffi Love Con ABC Newt M-A-S-H Family Feud Young Indiana Jones NFL Football Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys Arsenio Hall a Ventured 3usmess MacNetl/Lenrer Newshom Mathnet: Monterey Bay Teach Amenca Rassias m China EastEnders Scared Silent: ChUd Abuse CD Reading MacNeii/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Mathnet: Monterey Bay Math Who Needs it" Teach America Served Mystery! 69 FuH House Mama Married.. Night Court Movie: "The Best ol Times Star Trek: Next Gener. Married... Studs TBA 3ennts M. © Gro Pams Golden Gins Married... You Bet-Lite Movie: "National Lampoons Animal House" News M-A-S-H Golden Gids Hunter ESPN Mapr League Baseball Cont'd Sportscenter Major League Baseball Baseball Sportscenter Horses TMC Movie "Logan's Run' Cont'd Movie: Ernest Goes to Jail' Movie Delta Force 2 Movie: "The f ope Must Diet Ring ol Fire S»pUmb«r 4, mi 12 jhg lild«r MogoaUt TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8,1992 - 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 H:(>(> 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News You Bet Lile Education First! Rescue 911 News Newhart Arsenio Hall o CBC News Degrassi J Land S Sea Witness Fields of Flame Journal CBC News Secret Agent CD News CBS News Wh Fortune Jeopardy1 Education First1 Billy Graham Crusade News U S Open Forever Knighl CD News NBC News En! Tonight Cur Affair Quantum Leap Reasonable Doubts Dateline News Tonight Show ffl Love Con ABC News M'A'S'H Family Feud Full House Family Roseanne Coach Going to Extremes Arsenio Hall NigMiine Used Cars m Ventured Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Sarvdiego Sunes Cry From the Edge Journal Disasters EastEnders Learning in America 0D Reading MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Sand-ego Scenes Cry From the Edge Listening to America Served Masterpiece Theatre S3 Full House Mama Married Night Court Major League Baseball Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox Married Studs TBA Dennis M © Gro Pains Golden Girls Married. You Bet-Lite Star Trek Billy Graham Crusade News M-A-S'H Golden Girls Hunter ESPN Running Up Close Sportscenter Major League Baseball Teams to Be Announced Major League Baseball Teams to Be Announced TMC Movie An Angel at My Table " Cont'd |Movie "The First Power Movie: Puppet Master II' Movie: Rollerbail WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 9,1992 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News Vou Bet-Lite Freshman Dorm 2000 Maiibu Road News Newhart Arsenio Had o CBC News Degrassi J. Unexpected Adrienne Clarkson Street Legal Journal CBC News Secret Agent CD News CBS News Wh Fortune Jeopardy1 Bilty Graham Crusade 2000 Maiibu Road News US Open Dangerous Curves CD News NIK. N f *i S Ent Tonight Cur. Affair Unsolved Mysteries ^nieto Seinfeld Law & Order Naws Tonight Show © Love Con. ABC News M'A'S-H Family Feud America s Lifestyles Home Imp Arresting Barbara Walters Arsenio Hall NKjhtline Used Cars ffl Ventured Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Why Bother Voting' On TV: Teach the Children Innovation Special Future Journal Learning in America €0 Reading MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Why Bother Voting' On TV. Teach the Children Innovation Special: Future Served Cry From the Edge CD Full House Mama Married... Night Court Beveny Hills. 90210 Meirose Place Star Trek: Next Gener Married Studs TBA Dennis M CD Gro Pams Golden Gifls Marned You Bet-Ufe Beverly Haft. 90210 Melrose Place News M'A'S'H Golden Girts Hunter ESPN Inside PGA Up Close Sport scente* Chck. Flag Ch Flag Major League Baseball: Teams to Be Announced Sportscenter Baseball 1 Cycling: Ml. me Movie: "Diner' Movie Three Men and a Lime Lady" Movie Ultimate Desires Movie Crash and Burn THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 10,1992 6:00 I 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 ! 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News You Bet-Life Top Cops Slreet Stories Middle Ages News Newhart Arsenio Halt o CBC News Degrassi J Wad Work) Sea of Slaughter Journal CBC News Secret Agent CD News CBS News Wh Fortune Jeopa'dy' Top Cops Street Stories Middle Ages News US Open Silk Stalkings CD New'. NBC News Ent Tonight Cur Affair Different World Cheers jwings LA Law News Tonight Show a> Love Con ABC News M'A-S'M Family Feud Boss? Room-Two Homefront Pnmetime Live Arsenio Hall NightWie Used Cars ea Ventured Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Russell Mystery1 Listening to America Russell Learning in America CD Reading MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Old House Backporch Mystery! Why Kids Love School Served Innovation Special. Future © Full House Mama Married Night Court Simpsons Martin Heights Star Trek Next Gener. Marned Studs TBA Dennis M. © Gro Pains Golden Girls Married.. You Bel til.' Simpsons Martin Heights News M'A-S'H Golden Girls Hunter EtPS Senior Tour Up Close Sportscenter College Football: San Diego State at Bngham Young Baseball Sportscenter Jspeedweek TMC Movie: Till the Clouds Roll By" Cont'd Movie: Another You" JMovie: Ghosts Can't Do It Movie: "Red Surf Have something Posters New or Trendy ? Advertise it in the Fall Update edition. Imports Reiotrls 1a,H". ' \ Postcards This edition will highlight what's in [~ ( .MiMi.ii i IHscs this Fall from hairstyles to entertainment. So don't be outdated ft Rock & this fall, be included in the 1992 Local Musicvfe k^^l9tk m-xas ty Tye Dve Shirts Update! Contact your BG News Rep today at 372-2605! Videos*/ $1.00o« \Stickers w/ this AD Deadline: Tuesday September 8, 4:00 p.m. $6.00 or more. 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