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BRIEFLY Parking NATION expenses Midnight class: The new adult education classes in Southgate, Mich, annoying start bright and early in the morning — right after Joh- nny Carson's monologue. In a dream come true for students upwardly mobile insom- niacs, the Southgate school by Jeremy 5 Weber district has begun to sched- staff writer ule math, science, English and social studies classes An increase in University park- from midnight to 2 a.m. for ing meter fees has angered stu- workers who can not make dents and faculty who believe earlier classes. they are being charged too much "We don't want any for parking. reason for someone being Meter fees in four major lots — unable to come back to lot 11 [beside Founders Quadran- school," said Stan Mazur, gle I, lot 13 [ in front of the Union ], director of adult and com- lot 14 [near the library] and lot 17 munity education for the [behind the Union near Williams Southgate schools. Hall ] — were hiked to 25 cents for "It's easier for those on 30 minutes last month, causing the afternoon shift to stay resentment among students who up after work and take park in the these areas. classes. The only other time "[The increases] suck," said for them is morning and it's senior Sherie Mor. "I just noticed difficult to get up. Not yesterday you have to use a quar- everyone is a day person." ter — how many times do you have a quarter with you? One student and one faculty member WORLD said because of the increase they no longer put money in the 10 students killed: Future Navigator 1G Newt/Greg Horvath meters, risking a parking ticket A speeding truck crushed niter Brannon. The helicopter, which landed on the Intramural instead. This apparently is not an 10 school children to death First Lieutenant Warren Heady explains how the cyclic and In- Held behind Anderson Arena, was on campus as part ot the ROTC uncommon practice, as a spot while they waited at a bus strument panel ol a Cobra helicopter (unctions to freshman Jen- tall kick-off. check of the meters in lot 13 (near stop to go home Wednesday, the University Union) Wednes- a news agency report said. day revealed 20 of 24 student au- Two other people at the bus tomobiles to have expired stop also were Killed, it said. meters. Press Trust of India said One problem students have at least 19 children were in- Campus renovations continue with the meters is the time limits, jured in the accident in Ta- which in some areas are as short mil Nadu state's Tiruchira- as one half-hour. Student Janet palli district, 1,200 miles Progress made in major BG construction projects during summer Reed parked near the library south of New Delhi. The Sunday, where the limit is two Press Trust said the injured hours. were in serious condition. by Jeremy S. Weber March, and should be finished on schedule in March 1991, Teamai. "I'm not real happy about it," The news agency did not staff writer said. Reed said. "If you re spending a give details about the chil- "It's going very well, on schedule," he said. "The contractor has not lot of time at the library, you dren but said they were in run into too many problems." don't want to come out every two elementary school, indicat- Summer is traditionally known as a time for relaxing, but construc- The Shatzel face-lift will include new windows, he said. hours and pump change into the ing they were between five tion workers at the University did anything but relax this summer. "It will look a lot like Williams Hall when the project is completed," machine." and 10 years of age. A Four major projects — each costing over $500,000 — have made this he said. Another complaint compared woman and an unidentified year busier than most, associate architect Lance Teaman said. The Gish Theater/English department offices project is actually a University meters to the city's, person also were killed. Asbestos is being removed from several buildings and Overman and four-part plan which includes electrical and elevator work in Univer- many of which give two hours for Press Trust quoted local Shatzel Hall are under renovation, while work is being done on the sity Hall, Teaman said. 25 cents. police as saying the truck Gish Theater/English department offices project, Teaman said. "The Gish Theater is nearing completion — it's really something," "A quarter for a half-hour is too driver was arrested. "[This year is] a little Busier than normal, he said. "It's been busy he said. "If you saw it before and after, you'd be amazed." for the major projects and even busier for smaller projects. A lot of The project is running about a month behind because workers had to much, said freshman Matt Cor- Traffickers executed: people don't realize this — they think [summer] is a sleepy time for wait until the end of the spring semester for the English offices to be rigan. "Compare that to the city's Forty-eight drug traffick- us, but it's one of our busiest times." cleared, he said. meters. It's loo much, especially ers, most of them Afghans, Work on Overman began in January, but hit a major snag when a Teaman said the $650,000 project should be completed by the end of when you pay $30 for a parking were hanged Wednesday in mercury spill was discovered in late February. The spill stopped con- this month. permit." the northeastern Iranian struction for over two months and the building was evacuated. The final major project involves asbestos removal from several Parking Facilities Superinten- city of Mashhad, the Isla- However, Teaman and Robert Martin, vice president of operations, buildings —including the Psychology Building, Doyt Perry Stadium dent Keith Monto said one reason mic Republic News Agency believe the project will still be completed on time in March 1991. and most of the sorority houses — at a cost of $590,000. for the complaints is a misunder- reported. To get the project back on schedule, Teaman said the entire building "The project is essentially complete except for a few minor things standing of the meters' purpose. Some of those executed has been evacuated until work is complete. The original plan called in the Psychology Building," Teaman said. "This was done for turnover," were charged with possess- for one floor to remain occupied, he said. Several minor projects also were under way under the direction of he said. "These lots are for peo- ing as little as 31 grams of Planned improvements at Overman include new heating and air project coordinator Cynthia Zantow. ple to go in and do something heroin, IRN A said. The conditioning systems, Martin said. Trie largest of these projects, Founders, underwent the first year of quick, so lowering the time helps agency, monitored in Nico- Estimated cost of Overman construction is placed at $3 million. a two-year plan. Work included replacing the plumbing and windows turnover." sia, did not specify how □ See Meters, page 5. many of those executed Construction on the $2.8 million Shatzel Hall project began in and repainting, Zantow said. were Afghans. Iranian officials blame neighboring Afghanistan Iraqi soldier shoots and Pakistan for the drug problem in their country. Bush asks U.S. Embassy About one million of Iran's 55 million people are in- American citizen volved in drug abuse, ac- cording to official Iranian group in Kuwait to stay estimates. Officials unaware of injury severity WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush telephoned the "It is worthwhile to begin considering WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department said Wednesday WEATHER besieged U.S. Embassy in night it had received a report that an American citizen was shot by an Kuwait on Wednesday to en- regional security structures that would Iraqi soldier in Kuwait while trying to avoid capture. Variable cloudiness courage the ambassador and guarantee an equilibrium In this region that "We have no information on now serious his injuries might be," the Today, variable cloudi- his skeleton staff to hang on department said in a statement. ness and humid with a under "most difficult circum- will produce peace." Diplomats at the blockaded U.S. Embassy in Kuwait City spoke chance of stances." Separately, Bush -George Bush, President with officials at the hospital where they were told the American had showers told lawmakers he would con- been taken, but "hospital officials said they had no knowledge of the and thun- sider further moves if econom- President Mikhail Gorbachev, ve through the economic en> incident," the statement said. der- ic pleasure fails to push Iraqi Fitzwater said bargo, "are going to take some "The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has been instructed to contact the storms. forces from Kuwait. At the Capitol on Wednes- time, and that is what we ask Ministry of Foreign Affairs to demand consular access to this citi- High 85 to Meanwhile, the White House day, Secretary of State James most of the American people: zen," said the statement read by Tom Dougherty, a spokesman. 90 de- brushed off Iraqi President Baker ffl wound up a second Stand firm, be patient and re- Dougherty said the family of the man believed to have been shot had Saddam Husseins statement day of congressional question- main united so that together been told of the report but he was not at liberty to identify him. ice of that "the children of Iraq are ing — repeating his proposal we can show that aggression rain is 40 Ming" because of the for planning of a new •'regional does not pay," Baker told the "Attempts by our embassy in Kuwait to obtain more information percent. ^.-supported economic em- security structure" for the Senate Foreign Relations from Iraqi officials in Kuwait have been in vain. We will continue to Tonight, bargo. Middle East — and was leav- Committee. press this case," Dougherty said. mostly cloudy with a chance Presidential spokesman ing Wednesday night for Saudi However the current situa- of showers and thunder- Martin Fitzwater said there Arabia. tion plays out, be said, "this is Though the statement spoke only of "a report" of a shooting, storms. Low around 70 de- was .10 evidence to support the not the last crisis of this nature Dougherty said the department believed it was a well-founded report. grees. Chance of rain is 40 statement and dismissed it as Be said that Americans we are likely to face in this re- Iraqi soldiers have been rounding up westerners in Kuwait ever percent. Friday, mostly "another rhetorical should not expect any quick gion. ... It is worthwhile to be- since their Aug. 2 takeover of the country. Embassies have been cloudy with a slight chance resolution of the standoff gin considering regknal secu- ordered closed and diplomats transferred to Baghdad. of showers and thunder- Bush, who met privately which has brought tens of rity structures ... mat would storms. High 80 to 85 de- with more man 30 senators and thousands of U.S. troops to the guarantee an equilibrium in The United States and several other countries have refused to rec- grees. Chance of rain is 30 House members, will address Saudi desert, across the Kuw- this region that will produce ognize the closure order. Iraq has cut off access to the embassies, percent. a public Joint session of Con- aiti border from an even larger peace" and "create a more stopped water and power service, and has told diplomats there they gress next Tuesday night after force of Iraqis. durable order "He gave no de- have lost their diplomatic immunity. Compiled from local and returning from his weekend Current U.S. efforts, aimed tails and said such planning wire reports summit meeting with Soviet at weakening Hussein's resol- was in a very early stage. Diplomats have stayed in the U.S. embassy, which has not been in- vaded, and have not tested their diplomatic status in the streets. Thursday. September 6, 1990 THE BG NEWS Editorial
Perhaps University President Paul Olscamp's Thanks to that new-fangled shuttle bus you can most famous statement is that this University has "a spend plenty of time on campus and be dropped off Shuttle bus helps walking problem," not a parking problem. near your destination for free! Olscamp asked for patience. He assured us a solu- The shuttle service runs from 6 a.m. to midnight tion was on the way. and has numerous convenient stops — doesn't it The first phase of the administration's answer be- make more sense to accept easy parking? parking lot woes gan a year ago in the form of the BGSU shuttle. Now Times change and institutions, such as ours, try to there are two shuttles, freshmen are forced to park keep up. Things may not be as convenient as they in Lot 6, and parking meter rates have jumped in once were, but there are other points to consider Angry words fill the air and frustration mounts four different lots. than our perspective. when people discuss the right to drive inexpen- The ultimate goal was to draw parking away from Some details the administration must address is sively. Americans may even be willing to confront the central campus to the large parking lot near the the "safety window that needs to be closed." Greater Saddam Hussein — among other reasons — for inex- stadium. This has reduced congestion on campus security needs to be provided to freshmen and even- pensive gas. and enhanced the University's residential-campus tually sophomores. From New York to Los Angeles, we love our cars status. President Olscamp said the system eventually will and will put up with incredible hassles for our right Administrators are not "parking plan gods" by operate 24 hours per day. However, if someone is in- to drive them. any means, but this plan is sound and should work jured before adequate security is provided it will be A cliche claims that getting "there" is half the fun. well with the campus community's cooperation. too late. That's probably true since the end of a journey Because of our natural aversion to changes and Parking is not an easy or pleasurable thingin most means parking. seeming inconvenience, our cooperation is covertly cities, and we shouldn't expect it to be here. We have Parking is a term which for decades has been as- being forced upon us. You may have noticed the more than 17,000 students and thousands of faculty sociated with tension and f rustation at the Universi- inordinant number of spaces available near the and staff members. ty. Union oval. This is because the parking meters in "You can't have everything. Where would you put Students and faculty have long complained park- this lot (as well as three others) cost 25 cents per half it?" 20th century philosopher Stephen Wright asked. ing is not adequate. The administration's response is hour. Well, University administrators are putting plenty that people are too lazy and dependent on their Certainly an outrageous cost if you plan to spend in Lot 6 and frankly it makes sense if you park 'n' autos. much time on campus. ride. The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Barbara A. Weadock Editor James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Jill Novak Christian Thompson News Editor News Editor Wynne Everett Lynn Gagel Editorial Editor Assistant Editorial Editor John Kohlstrand City Editor Editorial Roundup It's, like, the pits, you know, to Board, Donald M. Stewart, said .'see the verbal scores on the SAT reading will become, like, a "lost tests still dropping. art" unless kids' parents and ' It's, uh, like, weird, you know, schools make it a priority. ■that kids aren't doing better on Hey, kids read — TV schedules, '-the Scholastic Aptitude Tests. for sure, and maybe heavy-metal Their teachers are, like, always music magazines — but that, uh, trying new, urn, things to get government stuff in the news- them interested in learning, and papers is, you know, a yawn, and some kids, like, even do their who cares about, like, old litera- homework if they can use a, uh, ture? computer, or finish it while Parents and teachers must not watching MTV. know how to like, um, what's the Women in war poses question And kids who want to go to col- word, communicate with them. By deploying 100,000 American ability of direct physical contact devoted to muscle and bone ly caught in the crossfire. This lege — hey, they know that's, Yeah, that's it, communicate. troops in Saudi Arabia to combat with the enemy, and a substantial mass. These male physical ad- scenario could be played out like, the way to get ahead. Reprinted courtesy of the Can- advances by Iraqi armies, Presi- risk of capture. vantages are genetic — no within the next two months. The president of the College ton Repository. dent George Bush has created Flynn said the armed forces amount of physical conditioning Lt. Mary Lou Cameron, a Uni- more than a military conflict in have no say in the matter and will change them." versity student, said that most - ■ the Middle East. that Congress dictates if women However, the doubts go beyond women in ROTC simply want the He has rekindled a conflict should serve. "Military takes the physical strength and stamina. right to choose what role they will which stems from fully integrat- heat for Congress," he said. As reported last year in U.S. Slay in the military if they meet Respond ing women into the military ser- Traditionally, within the armed News and World Report, men le specifications required of vices while maintaining the forces ranks, there is opposition are, statistically speaking, more male soldiers. Bach week the sports department will publish a question on strength and readiness of the agressive than women, and at "If women are capable and Bowling Green sports. Responses do not have to deal with ques- armed forces. least some of this difference is in- meet the qualifications of combat tion or even Falcon sports. This debate was brought to herent — due to the effect of the duty then they should be given the Any and all comments from the world of sports are eacour- light in January when the United God and male hormone testosterone. The opportunity to fight," she said. States invaded and secured Pan- aggression factor alone means After all is said and done, Con- Depending on space and the amount of letters, responses ama City. One of the more cele- Man at that even if the military were gress is the one that will decide should appear either Wednesday or Thursday of the following brated skirmishes involved Capt. gender-blind and physical Die answer to the ambiguous weak. The ■ports, department can not ensure all or any letters Linda L. Bray, one of 771 Army strength were irrelevant, full par- question of women in combat — will be printed. women who took part in the Pan- Bowline ity would be highly unlikely. which is the worst case scenario. The BG News sports section is your campus sports forum. ama operation. There never will be as many Let military personnel make Letters to the sports editors should be addressed to: As platoon commander. Bray women who want to kill, and are this monumental military de- Sports Department engaged Panamanian soldiers in Green as good at it, as men. cision and let them sell it either The BO News a iirefight at an attack-dog com- by Moreover, women will have an way to the troops. The way things EM West Han pound. The platoon did not record effect in the previously all-male stand now, men in combat are The News reserves the right to reject any material that is any kills, but for the first time Scott Geringer platoon. questioning the ability of women offensive, malicious or libelous. All submissions are subject to women — who compose almost 11 Of course the issue which soldiers. Soldiers of either gender condensation. percent of the U.S. armed forces to the idea, but it never seems to makes everyone cringe is the have too much on their minds Letters can be any length written or typed. Each letter shook! —had engaged hostile troops in be expressed honestly. ROTC predicament of women as without worrying about the quali- be signed with address or OCMB number. Telephone numbers modern combat. students, over a couple of beers, prisoners of war. If captured, fications of their sisters in arms. Should be included although they won't be published. According to Maj. Mike Flynn, list a half dozen reasons that women will be raped. An ID must be shown for all letters submitted in person. University military science Sexism or common sense? The Eua_a scare them about a fully inte- The ultimate test can only ■ professor, American women are grated military. But when the irony of the whole debate is the come in combat and the future is excluded by law and regulation same students are publicly asked doctrine which states that in an now. Put women in Saudi Arabia from assignment to units —such about the issue, the tag of sexism emergency, every soldier should in combat positions. If they have CORRECTION as infantry, armor and artillery overshadows their honest doubts. be able to function as an infan- a markedly higher rate of failure — that are likely to be engaged in The most obvious concern tryman. under fire, then they will have to A story titled " 'Project Ribbon' shows support for U.S. troops" combat. However, as Panama about females in the field is that The fact of the matter is that no be barred from those Jobs. printed Sept. 5 inaccurately stated the defoliant Agent Orange was demonstrated, such distinctions modern military technology still one really knows tor certain what used against U.S. soldiers. Although Americans suffered the effects of become foggy when the bullets requires lots of muscle. "Men effect putting women into combat Scott Geringer is a senior tiisto- the dangerous chemical, it was used against the Vietnamese and begin to fly. tend to be larger, heavier, units would have on the units' Sf major and a columnist for The The Army defines direct com- stronger and faster," said infan- cohesion until women are literal- BWS. Another article concerning the deployment of troops in Saudi Ara- bat as "engaging an enemy with try officer Jeff M. Tuten. "Men bia, titled "Iraq invasion a concern" cited the Progressive Student individual or crew-served have the capacity for greater weapons while being exposed to physical endurance. A larger Organization, which was mistakenly called the Progressive Student direct enemy fire, a high prob- THE BG NEWS STAFF Union. percentage of their body weight is Photo Editor Paul Vemon Copy Editor Sandra J Kowalsky Photo Editor John Orteahop Copy Editor Mlchata Laherty by J.A.Holmgren Sporti Editor Charles Toll Copy Editor Matthaw G MlohaH 5:15 Spoils Editor Matt Schrodar Copy Editor Lon MBsr Wire Editor Ivan Orogar Copy Editor Tars Rahaon Aast Wire Editor Tanya Moora Copy Editor Janmfar Taday IniKW Editor Denn* Robaugti Copy Editor Michslla Taylor Aaat InakMr Editor Mlchata Bar*. Copy ErJNor JJ Thompson Chart Copy Editor Matthaw A Danaman Copy Editor Jeremy Weber CtHal Copy Editor Anthony Burrta Prod. Sup'r Moms Nsar Copy Editor Iran* Babaaux Prod Sup'r Osns Powei Copy Editor Mtchats Banks Prod Sup'r Ssan Rleeer
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Florida murderer profiled Bill, Bart battle for ratings BG police chief asks students to 'pay attention' "I think that 'The Simpsons' by Jacqueline Porter are highly overrated — it's real- staff writer ly childish and stupid," Irene by Lori Miller types of serial murders are hibits any feelings of guilt, he Evanoski, senior dietetics city writer usually in the category of socio- said. paths or psychopaths, Cemko- "Serial killers are clearly in a Bill Cosby and Bart Simpson major, said. "It's not as funny vich said. different category [than regular have been in a battle for viewers as everyone thinks they are." Although the tragedy that oc- Men and women affected by murderers]," Cernkovich said. the past few weeks — a battle " 'Cosby' is a better family- curred in Gainesville, Fla. this these emotional conditions "Usually they are not crazy but which is forcing University stu- oriented program. It respects past week was more than 1,000 usually have either an under- they vent their rage any way dents to choose what to watch on parents more —'The Simpsons' miles away, the possibility of developed or overdeveloped they want to — without any con- Thursday nights. Eut the family in a bad fight," similiar circumstances occur- conscience — but are sane straints." Many times socio- Some students said they have 'awn Day, senior RTVF major, ring at this campus is not uni- enough to know what they are paths blame their victims for chosen "The Simpsons. The said. maginable. doing, he said. something that happened to Simpsons' are new — they show The networks that carry the "Nobody should panic — but For example, the murders in them during their lives, Cernko- things that we can relate to — it Brograms are not worried about everyone should pay attention," Gainesville were carefully vich said. hits everybody, young or old," le competition. Bowling Green Police Chief Ga- planned out, with the murderer For instance, the murderer, Barry Olszewski, junior pro- " "The Simpsons' were not len Ash said. staking out the victims' apart- who seems to pick out petite curement major, said. moved to compete with "The Co- The differences between these ments prior to the killings, he brunettes, might have had an Another student agreed. sby Show,' ' Larry Blum, murders and others which occur said. ex-girlfriend who fit that de- " "The Simpsons' offer a view WtJPW Channel 36 president are very distinct. An overdeveloped conscience scription, he said. that people haven't seen very and general manager said. "Homicides like this are very prohibits the person from show- It is possible he is using his much of —it's raw," Mike Dot- He said when a network be- unpredictable — not like a regu- ing any type of anger — and then victims as a way to release his ton, senior liberal studies major, gins a new season it wants to lar murder," sociology profes- the anger eventually comes to anger at women, he added. said. start the programming with the sor Stephen Cemkovich said. the surface all at once. An All of the victims were women However, some students said strongest shows it has. People who commit these underdeveloped conscience pro- they still watch "The Cosby i ! See Murder, page 5. Show." See TV Battle, page 5. Discover Kinko's HOWARD'S club H 210 N. Main 352-9951
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Murder TV Battle Meters □ Continued from page 3. "[The] potential [for this a Continued from page 3. Continued from page 1. occurring] lurks anywhere in " 'Cosby' just happens to be Diane DeStesfano, publicist for Monto said he has received no for every hour a person parks in All of the victims were women the country," he said, and there," he added. NBC said. complaints from students about an expired meter area, nave not except for one. They were several precautions can be tak- NBC is also not worried about "The Cosby Show" is constan- the price increase. substantially risen, Monto said. Sonja Larson, Christina Powell, en. the potential competition. tly updating and incorporating Parking tickets, which cost $2 "It's too early to tell," he said. Christa Hoyt, Tracy Paules and Students should keep their "We expect Cosby to do well — new ideas to the program which Manuel Taboada. apartment and car doors locked, based on our research, the audi- keep the show fresh and inter- It is suspected that Taboada make sure areas are well- ence for "The Simpsons' will esting to its audience, she add- mistakenly showed up at one of lighted and always be aware of come from other networks," ed. the murder scenes. who is around them. Ash said. Although no suspects have Most students have a carefree been officially declared in the attitude and believe nothing can murder of the five students, happen to them, but this is a police officials have taken Ed- very naive way of looking at ward Lewis Humphrey into cus- things, he said. Before Warren Beatty tody after a woman identified "Bowling Green is an illogical him as the man who attacked place (for this) to happen but the her two years ago. Krson who is doing this is an il- There was William Witney Many similarities between the ;ical person," he added. incident two years ago and the recent murders have caused as... police officials to hold Humph- rey on a $1 million bond. Give a hoot. Students can avoid these prob- lems by being aware of their Don't pollute. surroundings, Ash said. WINTHROP TERRACE APTS. 400 Napoleon Rd. tin* KEEP YOUR TANK FULL! See him every Thursday night before Use our campus shuttle. the Lenhart classic films at 8:45 in a (residents only) great serial from 1941 * 3 Locations * 1 & 2 Bedrooms Grounds For Thought * Furnished & Unfurnished » Northwest Ohio's Finest Coffee Shop and Bookstore.., CALL 352 - 9135 gourmet coffee, homemade pastries, hand dipped ice cream, thousands of used paperbacks check for fliers in dorms • 174 S. Main St. • 354-3266 OPENING SEPTEMBER SEE YOU AT THE SEPTEMBER 11 In addition to our ——■ full service salon.,. iCoupon i GLEMBY Small Cheese ^<#*¥%& Pizza at
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea demanded Wednesday COLUMBUS (AP) — An Athens County woman expected her BOSTON (AP) — Non-smokers who grew up with smoking parents that South Korea release Jailed dissidents and stop joint military daughter and son-in-law to return home Wednesday night on a plane face double the usual risk of lung cancer, according to a study that exercises with the United Slates as a step toward easing tensions be- carrying 25 American hostages from Iraq to the United States. provides new evidence of the dangers of secondhand smoke. tween the rival nations. Marguerite Burdette of Cool ville said friends saw her daughter and The report estimates that 17 percent of all lung cancer in the United During the historic meeting between the prime ministers of North her daughter's husband, Shirley Burdette Omar and Hassan Omar of States among people who never smoked cigarettes results from their and South Korea, the North also demanded that South Korea stop suburban Pickerington, on television among the American hostages exposure to smokers during childhood and adolescence. efforts to enter the United Nations separately, saying that to do so released from Baghdad. would perpetuate national division. A Virgin Atlantic Airways flight with the 25 hostages was headed "Here is another piece of evidence that smoke from other people's "We view these as very urgent, very serious matters...directly for Newark, N.J., on Wednesday. The Americans traveled via Am- cigarettes is harmful to your health. This is the first finding that indi- connected with the future fate of this conference," North Korean man and London. cates that exposure early in life may be particularly important," Premier Yon Hyong Muk said. Yon stopped short of calling the de- Burdette said she called the State Department Tuesday morning said Dr. Dwight Janerich of the Yale School of Medicine, who direc- mands a precondition for future talks, but he indicated North Korea when she learned that a small group of Americans was being ted the study. might stall progress of the premiers' talks, the highest-level contact released. She inquired about her daughter. between the hostile nations since IMS. "They said she wasn't on the list of those coming out," said Burde- The Environmental Protection Agency estimates about 25,000 of The prime ministers met Tuesday and opened formal talks tte. the more than 150,000 new cases of lung cancer annually occur among Wednesday. They are to continue until Friday. If all goes well, they non-smokers, and 40 percent of them, or 10,000 people, never smoked. will meet again next month in the North Korean capital. Burdette wasn't watching television Tuesday evening when a net- If the latest estimate is correct, this means that about 1,700 cases Virtually all the demands and proposals made Wednesday have work news program showed footage of her daughter as one of the each year are caused by childhood exposure to other people's ciga- been Issued before, but never face to face between representatives of freed hostages, but she soon heard about it. rette smoke. the rival communist and capitalist governments. "This is a historic turning point,' said the South's unification min- "Everybody is calling us to tell us that they saw her," she said. "It makes a strong case that exposure to secondhand smoke as a ister, Hong Sung-chul. "This time, responsible authorities have made "I'm elated. Thank God." child increases your risk as an adult. This is quite convincing," proposals. From this point on, South Korea can consider North The Omars were among thousands of Westerners trapped in Kuw- commented Dr. Stanton Glantz of the University of California, San Korean proposals in earnest." ait during the Iraqi invasion of that country Aug. 2. Francisco.
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"Carey has worked extremely there comes a time when a star Popovich was a trained setter, hard, trying to learn footwork athlete graduates and a chang- laving the position throughout patterns, different heights of ingof the guard ensues. ftigh school. This gave her vast sets, and reading where the The Bowling Green women's experience in leadership, han- teams are going to return the volleyball team encountered dling pressure and reading op- ball," coacn Denise Van De this last season when they lost posing teams' returns. Walle said. one of the best Falcon players — Amos was a hitter in high She made her start last spring setter Linda Popovich. school and trained sparingly which is a short season with five Although it's a major loss, it from the setting position. She tournaments played more in a gives sophomore Carey Amos an foresees a lot of work in the year scrimmage format playing only opportunity to make a name for ahead. two games per match. "In the herself as Popovich's replace- "Carey wasn't a trained setter beginning of the spring she was ment. and had to make up the lack of a little shaky, but as the season She follows a long list of ac- knowledge at the setting position progresssed and we started complishments and a team ac- very quickly," Van De Walle winning tournaments her confi- customed to Popovich in the said. dence started to build," Van De center. She has had a challenging Walle said. "I don't feel a lot of pressure road, learning the setting posi- She has experienced her share coming in for Linda, but it's al- tion on a championship colle- of problems getting accustomed ways in the back of my mind," giate level team. to the setting position, her Amos said. In Popovich's four "Carey is a very good athlete teammates, and the offense. years she set BG single season and has the mindset and person- "My high school program records with 1,222 assists, 377 ality needed to be a setter," Van used the same style as BG and digs, and 55 aces. She also at- De walle said. has made it a little easier to ad- tained BG career records with Amos learned a great deal of just. I feel I have made quick 4,406 assists, 1,246 digs, and 190 the setting position from Popo- strides, but still have to make a aces. vich. few more minor adjustments in In addition to her school re- "I thought it was a great expe- setting heights and defense," cords Popovich also competed in rience just to see now Linda Amos said. the U.S. Olympic festival in 1987, played and ran the team," Amos Coach Van De Walle having was named All Mid-American said, "I think of what she would played the setting position as Conference four straight do in a lot of situations and have well, knows what it will take for seasons, and MAC player of the tried to carry on those same year in 1989. things." D See Amos, page 9. Amos and Popovich have con- trasting playing styles and ex- BO News/Mark Deckard perience. Sophomore Carey Amos will try to set' BG to another championship. "H" OWARD'S CLUB _210N. 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Kevin Mack is back won't be looking up at anybody. stand their uniforms and I cantly over last season's 8-8 for 16 full games (barring injury It's prediction time of the year 2. Los Angeles Rams (12-4) thought it needed to be said. Sports fans are fascinated effort. Just watch Marino beat of course), Eric Metcalf and again. When its all over, the Rams NFC CENTRAL with predictions. opposing East secondaries to a Webster Slaughter are genuine The time when sports writers will prove to be the best second- 1. Minnesota Vikings (11-5) Picking winners and losers pulp. big-play threats, and all defen- throughout the country gather place team in the NFL. The best defense in the NFL has almost become a science, if 2. Buffalo Bills (9-7) sive holdouts have reported. their notes, examine them care- They have the ability to put and a top-notch offense will not just an entertaining way to There's no doubt the Bills There's too many quality fully and then try to predict who the ball in the end zone as carry the vikings in a very com- pass time between classes. have talent. There's no question (ilayers on this team to not be a will win the National Football quickly as the 49ers with Jim petitive division. In a world where Jimmy the the Bills will win games (espe- actor come December. League Super Bowl. Everett behind center and The key to their offensive pro- Greek is a household name and cially a certain six games in 3. Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) Now I figure with at least one Henry Ellard and Willie (Flip- duction is Herschel Walker. The ESPN dedicates a half hour be- their own division). The debate With no dominating team in writer making predictions in the per) Anderson at the wideouts. Swerful runner could propel fore every Monday Night game is, can the Bills play effectively the division, the up-and-coming 1,788 U.S. daily newspapers and The only question is the Rams em to the Super Bowl. to tell you who will win and why, as a team? Dissention was ram- Steelers must feel good about 5,334 U.S. weekly newspapers, defense which finished 21st 2. Detroit Lions! 9-7) football junkies can't seem to pant toward the end of '89, as their chances. But Joe Walton is that makes at least 7,122 overall and last against the pass Shocked! Shouldn't be. get enough pigskin forecasts. Thurman Thomas, Jim Kelly taking the helm of an offense different predictions. a season ago. A quartet of new The Lions feature one of the Everyone has their own and others fought among them- which finished last in the league There's only 1,260 players in covermen in the secondary strongest running backs in the method. Whether you use X's selves. a year ago. the NFL. That means there is 5.7 could only help, but will they be league in Barry Sanders and and O's, strength of schedule, Shane Conlan, Bruce Smith, It would take a defense a-la predictions per player. That of ready in time for their first their run-and-shoot offense is a assesment of talent, or the team and Cornelius Bennett will lead the '85 Bears for the Steelers to course doesn't even include pre- battle at San Francisco on Nov. proven point producer. with the best helmets, no one a defense which should give Buf- bid for "one for the thumb." dictions made by college news- 25? The division could depend on A favorable early schedule can convince you to change your falo a chance to win most ball 4. Houston Oilers! 8-8) papers (such as the one I write it. can get them out to a quick start opinion. games. But the Bills were 9-7 Given the Middle East situa- For), sporting magazines, T.V. and give them increased confi- But that's the beauty of pre- last year and probably won't get tion, the Oilers would be Presi- analyists, foreign newspapers, Commentary dence. dictions — they're opinions. much better or much worse. By dent Bush's pick to go all the fans and of course Playboy 3. Chicago Bears (8-8) When it comes down to it, no- the way, Kelly gets my vote for way. Joking aside, the oest thing magazine. The Bears were bad last body REALLY knows who will most overrated QB. that happened to this team was We all can't be right, but it's 3. Atlanta Falcons (8-8) season and they won't be much come out on top — especially the resignation of Glanville. Any still fun to try. Jerry Glanville's not made better in 1990. §iven the problems with hol- team that could possibly play an So right or wrong, I'll give it many friends around the league, Mike Ditka is one of the better outs and injuries. Commentary NFL game without committing my best shot to out-do my fellow but he could light a fire in a bliz- coaches in the league, but he'll Some of these picks may sur- a penalty would probably cruise writers. Although I'll nave to zard. And if there is ever a team need to try and stay patient. Erise you. But if everybody to a win. But Glanvi- warn you not to bet next years that needed a light, it is the Fal- Things will get better tor Chi- new who was going to win be- 3. New England Patriots lle encouraged his team to draw tuition on it. I'm only one quiet cons. cago, but slowly. fore the season started, they'd 4. Indianapolis Colts the yellow flag!? voice in a world full of Wide receiver Andre Rison is just give the trophy to San Fran- 5. New York Jets Houston has all the tools, but screamers. a pro-bowl candidate and tackle 4. Green Bay Packers (8-8) cisco and go home. Throw these teams in a hat with the mystique of the House NFC WEST Chris Hinton will add extra bulk The Packers became one of So here s how this desk sees and pick an order. None will fin- of Pain wearing thin, an inabi- 1. San Francisco 49ers (13-3) to an offensive line that already America's favorite teams last the 1990 AFC divisional races... ish as high as second and any lity to win on the road, and a Probably the best choice, but features Bill Fralic. season when they almost made AFC EAST could occupy the basement. A whole new coaching staff, Hous- certainly not the easiest. 4. New Orleans Saints (4-12) the playoffs and things were 1. Miami Dolphins (10-6) .500 record from any would be a ton has too many question The 49ers are getting old with I have two reasons for picking supposed to get better. The unstoppable passing at- surprise. When your favorite marks. Besides, Warren Moon is 19 players who are 30 and older, the Saints last. tack which struck fear in the team is scheduled against one of too easily rattled and his leader- but it won't make a difference. They stink and I hate their these whipping posts, you can't ship abilities are suspect. Sorry. Green Bay was not that hearts of opposing defenses has help but feel confident. No With Joe Montana throwing uniforms. good. They only scored six more gradually declined the past few AFC WEST years. But Dan Marino is due to playoff teams here. 1. Denver Broncos (12-4) points than they gave up and AFC CENTRAL Who else? One of the easist most of their victories came in return to form — for several 1. Cincinnati Bengals (11-5) the last few minutes. reasons. An improved running picks in the league. Trying to QUANTUM 90 By far the toughest division to convince someone otherwise They can't expect to do that game led by Sammie Smith, and handicap. 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(4-12) Cleveland signs Mark Bavaro should boost the 5. Dallas Cowboys (1-15) Vinny Testaverde showed last Giants' passing attack. A strong defense led by Reg- American's team where have season he was worthy of being And let's give Phil Simms a S'e White will make scoring you gone? Into the pits. drafted No. 1 in 1987, but that break, he's not that bad a quar- fficult for opposing offenses. Dallas is the worst team in won't be enough. terback. this decade and they haven't return specialist Weak defense will be their 3. Washington Redskins (7-9) even played a game in it yet. downfall. 2. Philadelphia Eagles (10-5) Art Monk, Ricky Sanders and Head coach Jimmy Johnson is CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Browns, dissatisfied NFC EAST I really don't like Buddy Ryan Gary Clark provide the Red- not a good coach either. with their punt returns during the preseason, need worry no 1. New York Giants (11-5) and I kind of hope the Eagles skins with the best trio of wide Wild Card Qualifiers longer. Stefon Adams says they can relax and enjoy the show. The Giants have a tough time lose. But I don't see it happen- recievers in the NFL. But Mark Los Angeles, Philadelphia and "They called the best in," Adams said with a broad smile winning the big games, but ing. Rypien is mediocre. Detroit Wednesday, his first day at the Browns' camp. they'll nave the talent to win in Adams was claimed by the Browns on Tuesday after he was the weakest division in the con- Randall Cunningham, who I 4. Phoenix Cardinals NFC Champion waived by the Los Angeles Raiders. He spent five years as a ference. do like, could be the best play- (4-12)Difficult schedule, lousy San Francisco backup defensive back with the Raiders, but they were trying Lawrence Taylor and Carl maker in the NFL. He some- owner. him as a wide receiver this summer. Banks combine for the best line- times makes hasty decisions They have better uniforms Super Bowl He also has occasionally returned punts and kickoffs for the backing tandem in the NFL, that hurt his team, but he is still than the Saints, but will be just San Francisco 24, Cleveland 23 Raiders. He averaged 8.2 yards on 19 punt returns and 19.3 yards on 22 kickoff returns last year. Amos "I'm a great punt returner," Adams said. "I run the ball hard and don't Tumble much." D Continued from page 7. Adams, however, is no shoo-in for the iob. Cleveland claimed sponsibilities, Carey will run tne 21 kills, .327 hitting percentage, gram." Minnesota receiver and punt returner Leo Lewis on waivers Amos to attain success. offensive play sets and is like the and 34 digs, in 20 games. Amos hopes to bring the Fal- Tuesday night, and Lewis practiced with the Browns after pass- "You have to be consistent be- quarterback of the team.'' "She was nervous in her first cons back to the MAC cham- ing his physical Wednesday. cause the majority of our In her first official collegiate match, but she played really pionship and is a major part of Lewis, like Adams, could have opted to become a free agent, offense is setter related, mean- matches last weekend she set well once the team got into the the return. but both agreed to stay with the Browns. ing the setter touching the ball her team to a perfect 6-0 record flow of the game," Van De Walle "The setter is the key to the Lewis is the Vikings' career leader in punt returns (139) and cues the the hitter's approach to including wins over Syracuse, said. "She competes really well team and the setter will make or return yards (1,407), a 10.1-yard average. He set an NFL record the ball," Van De Walle said, Maryland, and Iowa State. and knows how to win coming break the season," Van De with 27 fair catches in 1989. "In addition to her setting re- She also recorded 159 assists, from good high school pro- Walle said. AFC Billups D Continued from page 8. Continued from page 8. for the absence of Billups and Okoye and a stingy defense, the have burned secondaries more winning over Raider players 5. Seattle Seahawks (3-13) AFC Champion cornerback Eric Thomas, out for Chiefs will be competitive. But than their share. Billy Ray since the unsuccessful Mike Did you know the Seahawks Denver (I really hope this pick the season with a knee injury. all championship teams can Smith is a premier linebacker Shanahan era. L.A. will be chal- are planning to use the run-and- is wrong, but it probably won't Rickey Dixon, expected to boast a top-flight quarterback, and Lesile O'Neal is no slouch lenging Denver soon, but not this shoot this season? Do you care? be.) move from free safety to comer- and K.C. comes up void in that either. year. The silver and black are Neither does anyone else. Super Bowl back, has been slowed by a knee category. The addition of Bobby Breath- good for .500 with a two game Wild-Card Qualifiers L.A. Rams 31, Denver Bron- injury. He's expected to share 3. San Diego Chargers (8-8) ard in the front office solidifies swing either way. Make it two Buffalo, Cleveland, Pitts- cos 17 (when will the AFC ever time between the two positions This is not a misprint. By this hunch. burgh win the big one?) Sunday against the Jets. year's end, QB Billy Joe Tolliver 4. Los Angeles Raiders (6-10) and receiver Anthony Miller will Art Shell is doing a fine job Bowling Green Dart Association ±Mi 90-91 League Now Forming Sign up at Service Barber Shop 426 6. LUooster St. Deadline: Saturday Sept. 8 mm JOE WILLIAMS N G S AND Bowling Grain Stale University Callage ol Musical Arts prasentt Joe Williams Saturday, September 15,1990 8 a.m. • Kobacfcer Hall • BGSU Tickets: $8, $14, $20 (Students receive a $2 discount) To reserve tickets, call 419/372-8171 Supported in part with a grant from Arts Midwest and the Ohio Arts Council Beat the September 11 BGSU Loft Sign Up Deadline Lowest Prices in B.G. Discounted Prices for First 800 Orders: 1 bed loft 2 bed suspended loft YOU'VE WORSHIPPED HIM PROM AFAR ALL SEMESTER. fall sem. rental Fall sem. rental '55 YOU'VE HEARD HIS LAST GIRLFRIEND WAS BLOND. YOU BLEACH YOUR HAIR. yearly *70 •102.50 yearly *135 YOU'VE ENROLLED IN CLASSES YOU HATE JUST TO BE NEAR HIM. • FREE DELIVERY & ASSEMBLY • HE FINALLY CALLS. • NO SECURITY DEPOSIT for the first 800 orders * 2 bed suspended loft design offered exclusively by: YOUR LINE IS BUSY. 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