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Monday, April 8,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 111
The News' FBI searches Briefs AL Scores for Unabomber Cleveland 8 Toronto 3 bomb evidence Baltimore 4 Nicholas Geranlos search. The Associated Press Kaczynski, S3, was charged Minnesota 2 with possession of bomb-making HELENA, Mont. -- In- materials and jailed without bail. Boston 3 vestigators discovered and de- The charge doesn't mention the fused a live bomb in the cabin of Unabomber Investigation and Is Kansas City 1 Theodore Kaczynski, the former intended to keep him in custody math professor suspected of be- while investigators build a case. Texas 7 ing the elusive Unabomber, a A partially completed pipe New York 2 federal law officer said Satur- bomb, bomb-making chemicals day. and components and notes on Agents who have been warily making bombs were in the cabin, California 6 searching Kaczynski's cabin and one law enforcement official Chicago 5 since he was taken into custody said a typewriter found there ap- Wednesday believe the bomb pears to be the one the Unabom- Cr«f Clbaon/TKc AiiocUltd PTTM they defused Friday was intend- ber used to type his 35,000-word Soldiers carry three caskets, Saturday, holding the bodies of three of the 33 Americans who were Seattle 3 ed for someone in particular, said manifesto and letters. killed In last Wednesday's plane crash in Croatia. President Clinton presided over a ceremony at Milwaukee 1 the official. Kaczynski's cramped shack Dover Air Force Base with family members. Authorities now have little has no electricity or plumbing, doubt that they have apprehen- which would appear to coincide Oakland 7 ded the man responsible for plac- with the Unabomber's aversion Detroit 6 ing or mailing bombs that have to modern society and technolo- Brown, 32 others returned killed three people and injured 23 gy described in the manifesto. NL Scores , others over the past 18 years. Agents have searched Kac- "I've been working this case zynski's family home in subur- Atlanta 13 since 1985," said the official, who ban Chicago and canvassed bus home in official ceremony spoke on condition of anonymity. stops and hotels in the Pacific St. Louis 3 "If it isn't him, I don't know who Northwest, trying to determine Harry Rosenthal "Today we come to a place next time it rises it will be Eas- itU." Just how a person with no visible The Associated Press that has seen too many sad ter, a day that more than any Montreal 9 Agents have been X-raying means of support could have homecomings, because this is other reminds us that life la about 40 boxes found in the loft traveled the country, planting or DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, where we in America bring more than what we know ... Colorado 1 of the 10-by-12-foot cabin where mailing bombs. Del. - As 33 flag-draped cas- home our own, those who have sometimes more than what we Kaczynski has lived for more According to a magazine re- kets were solemnly brought given their lives in the service can bear. But life Is also eter- San Francisco 14 than a decade. The X-rays were port, Kaczynski's family had sent home on Saturday, a sorrowful of their country," Clinton told nal. What they did while the Florida 7 expected to conclude by early him thousands of dollars over the President Clinton said that the the crowd. sun was out will last with us Sunday, the official said. years. lives of Commerce Secretary His voice often near break- forever." Reporters on Saturday got "The guy lived largely off fam- Ron Brown and 32 other vic- ing, the president talked about The Clintons and Gore led a San Diego 17 their first look at Kaczynski's ily contributions," a senior Jus- tims of a plane crash reflected bis visits with the families. large delegation of govern- Houston 2 remote home, a spartan hut with- tice Department official told U.S. the best of America. "They are "Their loved ones were proud ment officials to be here as the out plumbing or electricity more News & World Report In its April a stern rebuke to the cynicism of what they were doing," he aluminum coffins were than 5 miles from the town of IS issue. that is all too familiar today." said. "They believed in what brought from a transport plane Lincoln, Mont. They weren't al- The Unabomber's explosives The president, his voice they were doing. They believed into hearses beside an open WSA sponsors lowed Inside. were mailed from several states, cracking with emotion on a in their country and they be- hangar by eight uniformed pall The structure, made of dark- and federal agents are also try- raw, cloudy day, declared that lieved they could make a dif- bearers each. Four howitzers week-long events stained wood, is hidden in a "what they did while the sun The World Student Asso- ing to track Kaczynski's move- ference." on the tarmac fired a 19-gun ciation is sponsoring Inter- wooded setting near the Contin- ments through travel records. was out will last with us for- Each of the victims of the salute. national Week April 8-13. A ental Divide, about 300 yards Federal authorities have ever." airplane crash on a Croatian Brig. Gen. William Den- special Cup of Culture will from the nearest neighbor. It has learned that Kaczynski left his The caskets were delivered hillside was represented here dinger, deputy chief of cha- take place at Cafe'Shadeau two windows and a closed door shack and traveled SO miles to a to grieving, still-shocked fami- by relatives wearing red- plains for the Air Force, of- 7 tonight. with three locks. Helena hotel at least 25 times; lies as the Air Force Band white-and-blue ribbons. fered a prayer. "Help us al- WSA will present the There was a bicycle parked four of the stays roughly coin- played hymns and "My Coun- The president said the crash ways to remember these public movie "Color of Pear" and outside, a creek nearby, and two cided with five bombings blamed try Tls of Thee." victims "carried with them servants, ever mindful of their follow it with a discussion gardens, where Kaczynski ap- on the Unabomber. Clinton, along with his wife America's spirit - what our willingness to share their tal- With the director April 9 in parently raised vegetables. The FBI took records of Kac- and Vice President Al Gore, great martyr, Abraham Lin- ents and their wisdom," he 101 Olscamp. There was no sign of an outhouse. coln, called the last best hope An Indian Cup of Culture zynski's stays at the Park Hotel consoled each family in pri- said. will take place in the Off- The FBI had set up a table out- between 1982 and 1995, hotel vate, one-on-one. The emotion of earth." The president's friendship Campus Student Center at side the cabin, but there was no owner Jack McCabe said Friday. of the moment clearly showed "The sun Is going down on 3:30 p.m. April 10. sign of anything that looked like Tom Stell, a driver for Rim- In the president's face. this day," Clinton said. "The See CEREMONY, page four. WSA will present a docu- evidence, and agents refused to mentary film about racial answer questions about their See UNABOMBER, page four. issues in 115 Education at 8 p.m. April 10. A facilitated discussion will take place after the film. Condom Man looks at safe sex, AIDS issues Workers search for Dawn Keller "They say it causes loss of sen- Wheeler. bridge jumper The BG News sitivity, they dont have one, they He added someone dies of PORT CLINTON - Res- are expensive and they ruin the AIDS-related causes every 14 cue workers searched un- If college students could see mood,"' he said. "But you have to minutes, and the average arre of successfully for an Oak one person their age dying of ask yourself, is it worth it?" that person is 28 years. Harbor man seen jumping AIDS, a conversation about safer Wheeler said people need to Wheeler said this country or falling from a Portage sex wouldn't be necessary, ac- should be more concerned about River bridge west of Port become comfortable with using Clinton, an Ottawa County cording to The Condom Man. condoms. AIDS, but it's not. sheriffs deputy said Sun- Kurt Wheeler, the AIDS Risk "Using condoms needs to be- "We're losing our youth to a day. Reduction spokesman for come a natural part of your sex disease that people aren't taking Planned Parenthood, said stu- life," he said "If you dont be- seriously," he said. "More people dents wouldn't consider not be- come comfortable with them and have died from this disease than ing safe if they came with him to dont use them, and get HIV, the number of casualties In the see AIDS patients. whose fault Is it? If you've had past four American wars. If you Quote of However, he said people come the best sex ever, and find out dont protect yourself, you could up with many different excuses HIV was transmitted to you be a part of that statistic that no the day to not practice safer sex. through it, think, would it be one cares about" "We're losing "People think, they look safe,' worth it?" People need to realize this T don't think that person has Wheeler said there's several disease is no longer just about our youth to a AIDS,' and the most common is things people can do to make the homosexual community or in- disease people 'It wont happen to me," Wheeler safer sex fun and more flavora- travenous drug users. Wheeler aren't taking said. "But the sad reality is it ble said seriously." only has to happen once." He suggested using Kool-Aid, The organizers of the event Wheeler, who spoke at the Uni- Pixie Stix, colored saran wrap or said they were pleased with -Kurt Wheeler versity Thursday night, said if whip cream. Wheeler's presentation. during a Thrusday people choose to have intercour- Wheeler said he didn't want to "He was excellent," said Chris presentation at the se, they should think about scare anyone, but he wanted to Bentlage, Interf ratemity Council having safer sex However, he make people aware. liability chairman. "He doesn't University Mm RaihacUTW BO New. KM* Wheeler, the AIDS Risk Reduction spofceraaa far Planned Par added, guys often dont want to Someone is infected in this preach that you shouldn't have enthood, disc—in safe sex with University students Thursday night wear condoms for several country every seven minutes sex, he says safer sex Is a better la the Business Admiaiitratlon Building. reasons. every single day, according to Idea." 1
iTa^Baftyi ii n I ■ w ri 1 -. a. MMMiaM *■- i! Opinion rm page two Monday, April 8,1996 Faculty should Soon I will begetting my BA in BS
Well, well, well, four years agree with That when I come in time bragging about how good gone by, and what do I have to late to a class, I always choose they are, and (b.) couldn't care bargain faithfully show for It? Student loans and a the squeaky chair. That Moun- less whether or not they recieve nice piece of paper with my name tain Dew and Butterfingers can recognition for being "good peo- The end of the spring semester is fast approaching, and a bunch of Latin words on It keep you going for two days ple." and finances for the upcoming academic year are a (that, when translated, read straight, provided that's all you I've learned that I need to eat a not topic within the University faculty and administra- "Even though this good-for- eat and drink. That I shouldn't bigger breakfast and drink more tion. nothing bum weaseled his way mm call my parents after midnight. OJ. on the days I'm giving blood. through school without really try- And that how you dress IS impor- That I'll feel sick if I don't. That Last week, the Faculty Senate approved a request for a ing, Daniel S. Gaffney gets this tant. 6.S percent salary increase. Granted, out of the eight most car salesmen will try to: authentic-looking piece of paper I've learned that my best take a college student for a ride. public institutions in Ohio, Bowling Green State Univer- so he can show it to people that friends can tell when something That they get really ticked when sity ranks last in average all-rank salary. Bowling can't read Latin."), a bunch of Is wrong. That there are politics they find out you have the facts; Green's average is $50,549, a full $9,000 behind No. notebooks filled with unintelligi- in EVERYTHING. That you cant and you wont let them screw you l-ranked Ohio State. However, 6.5 percent is rather a ble crap and a couple of disks of please everybody... and you're a over. That there are a lot of sizeable chunk of change to be asking for - last year, the research papers that, if read fool to even try. That there are angry people out there that are; increase was 2.5 percent. while really tired, make It sound some people out there that know as if I actually knew what the hell just LOOKING for things they! There seems to be a bit of bargaining that the faculty as much about cars as I do... not can twist and misinterpret, just and the administration are engaging in, and it seems that I was talking about. Beyond that, many, but they're out there, and a so they can be pissed off at the both sides don't have much trust in one another in terms It's all intangible. Ideas, intel- few of them are women. That world. That people think the of bartering for dollars. ligence, wisdom, knowledge - "New & Improved" hardly ever court system is there to absolve ^you're not sure if I actually Is. That women burp and fart and them of all responsibility. That It seems the Faculty Senate proposed 6.5 percent in learned anything or if I'm Just a grunt Just as much as guys do - hopes of receiving greater increase than was obtained to remember "Menudo" or the my parents were right: it's not really good B.S.-er. they Just don't attach the same what you know, it's who you last year. The administration, in turn, may only offer six Wonder Twins. (Activate!) amount of pride as we do. That if Actually, I have learned a lot. know. percent - but not by directly bargaining with the facul- Oh sure, some of it was from I've learned how to throw a you want to feel superior, all you class Into mass confusion by ask- have to do Is flip on "Ricki" or I've learned that sometimes, ty- classes and profs and that whole you should give people a second ing the prof a question that, no "Jenny" or "Jerry." That people As Ron Stoner, professor of physics and astronomy, "school" thing, but to be honest, matter how it's answered, will In- chance. That sometimes, you're a said, "We don't have a 6.5 percent increase in the educa- I've forgotten a lot of it. Not like I who constantly bitch and moan stantly divide the class political- about certain things are usually a fool to even give them a chance tion budget. The real problem is the political problem." needed to know how sunspots af- in the first place. That I should fect wind patterns at 10,000 feet ly. That I can get into any build- large part of the problem them- If the faculty receives a raise, it would seem only logi- ing, any dorm, anytime. That if stand by what I believe, regard- or the philosophy of sitcoms in selves. That regardless of what cal that the administrative and classified staffs also you're carrying a clipboard with less of whether or not It's popu- the first place. No, some of the other people owe you, you still lar. That I should listen to my receive raises. Six and a half percent is not in the budget most Important things I've a bunch of papers on it, people have to cover your ass. for all three. assume you're doing something critics... then ignore the ones that learned here have nothing to do I've learned how to take a full turn out to be idiots. That I still The faculty also need to consider the other aspects of with school, but everything to do important, and will let you go swing with a 5-iron In Kohl Hall wherever and do whatever you get goosebumps when they play what asking for a 6.5 percent raise would entail - with life. College in a nutshell, without breaking any lights. That please. That I knew more about the National Anthem before namely, tuition increases. huh? there seem to be two types of sporting events. That what GOES women when I was eight than I RAs: cool people that can be a The News believes if the faculty want the raise they Anyway, I got to thinking - no, do now, and that the situation is around really DOES come are comparatively deserving of, they need to undertake really! - about these past four good friend and are willing to around. And that there are a lot only getting worse. That I'm not help you out, and total morons a more direct, reliant approach of the powers that be at years, since I will soon go out of weirdos calling in national the only one that feels this way. that only care about the free the University. into the "real world," and I am. radio talk shows at three in That a lot of people have thin room. That the same applies to The administration needs to take the same approach ■thought that some people might skin. And that this may present a the morning. That the "Old Boy" be interested In what I've some Hall Directors. That some problem for them when they en- network works sometimes. That with the faculty, therefore forming a more trustworthy learned. Others wont. Maybe, nightguards think they're honor- relationship between the two, rather than encouraging ter the "real world." racism and sexism sometimes maybe not, but it's my column, so ary Gestapo members. That too work both ways. That I've been run-around bargaining. I'll do whatever I damn well I've learned that there are many people speak without wrong before (Jan. 16th, 1979). please, thank-you-very-much. some classes that people take or thinking first. And that for a lot And that I can't really tell the I've learned that the prices in avoid just because of who's of them, thinking doesn't seem to difference between Coke and the dining halls are pretty stiff, teaching it. That opinionated col- help much Diet Coke. and the food ain't all that great. umnists get all the hate mail sent I've learned that most "acti- Yep, I've learned a lot of things That Pisanello's and Marco's to the paper, and all the fan mail vists" that wear little ribbons or here. Whether or not any of it'll have the best pizza in town. That sent to the e-mail account. That, buttons on their chest are hypo- come in use Is another story, but crites that don't actually do a there are usually plenty of open despite the fact that we are - that's life. At least that's what I'- The BG News computers at the Tech Lab, that supposedly - at an open- damn thing for their "cause," but VE learned. they're usually IBMs, and there's minded, idealistic, free-thinking, they looooooove to let people "A Commitment to Excellence" • usually a line of IBM-illiterate progressive university, a lot of the know how "Involved" they are. Think you've learned anything? individuals waiting for a Mac. students are close-minded, self- That the people that actully ARE Tell me about it - it's, a, uh, That I have a harder time relat- righteous, and belive in censor- involved and forwarding their project for, uh. Dr. Ribeau. Real- ing to students that are too young ship of anything they do not cause are (a.) too busy to waste ly. [email protected]
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Bunnies for sale Testing for AIDS, syphilis proposed in recent Ohio bill COLUMBUS - A bill pending high-risk population; e.g., drug in the Ohio Senate could save users etc., not marriage appli- lives, but Its sponsor says the leg- cants," wrote Thomas J. Hatpin, islation won't pass before the chief of the Ohio Department of session ends In May. i Health's division of prevention. The bill would require mar- In response to Drake's request riage applicants to be tested for for AIDS and HIV statistics for AIDS and syphilis. The proposal children. is stalled for now, but will likely Testing won't protect newborn; be reintroduced in January, said children from AIDS because the Sen. Grace L. Drake, R-Solon. mothers most likely to pass the' Drake pushed the bill a year virus to their children usually ago to gauge reaction and re- don't get married, he wrote. Nor ception. will It stem the spread of AIDS Mary Reese of Ostrander said ; among adults, he said. such a measure is needed. Illinois passed legislation in "I think they owe us at least a 1988 requiring HIV testing to get minute protection," she said of a marriage license. It was state officials. repealed in 1989. During that Reese's daughter, Evelyn Bur- time, 275,000 people were tested; kard, was Infected with the AIDS 56 tested positive for HIV. virus by her husband. Burkard Additionally, people com- died March 10 at age 26. plained about the cost of the tests Reese said a blood test at the and Illinois saw a 30 percent de- time'her daughter applied for a crease In the number of marriage marriage license would have licenses Issued, said Tom saved her life. Schafer of the Illinois Depart- "I realize some people look at ; ment of Public Health this as an invasion of their priv- Drake said the requirement acy," Reese said. But people | would not prevent marriages in should want to know the possi- I Ohio. bility of fatal consequences, she "At least they would know," said. , she said. Opponents of the Ohio legisla- "What harm Is it going to do to tion think it misses the mark. | spend an extra $20 to get this test "It Is much better to target a I and be assured?" Belle's vandals get EX. HubbarcVTke Auoclalcd Preti Emily Hayes, 11, stands In front of ber home in Hamilton, Ohio chase a bunny for Easter. Emily had sold six bunnies for ten dol- Friday with a sign to entice passing motorists to stop and pur lars each and had four more to go after an afternoon of work. community service
The Associated Press One of the teens has sued Belle for $850,000. He said Belle hit CLEVELAND - Four teen-age him with a sport utility vehicle PolhOhioians oppose affirmative action Halloween vandals who tossed while chasing the four last Oct. eggs at the home of Cleveland 31. The Associated Press percent of those surveyed op- In a similar Ohio poll last June, nounced on March 28 a plan to Indians' slugger Albert Belle posed preferential hiring and 69 percent of respondents said end a 16-year-old race-based have been ordered to perform The boy's lawyer, Richard G. CINCINNATI - A majority of promotion of women, 24 percent they opposed race-based pre- state contracting program, five hours each of community Lillie, said he was satisfied with respondents to a statewide poll favored the practice and 7 per- ferences, and 61 percent opposed known as the minority set-aside service. Rocco's handling of the matter .•said they opposed affirmative ac- cent were not sure. affirmative action programs for program. Cuyahoga County Juvenile but said It would not affect the tion hiring programs for women The Cincinnati Enquirer, women, said Alfred Tuchfarber, Court Judge Kenneth Rocco, who civil case. and minorities, according to sur- WLWT-TV and the University of director of the institute. He wants to base it primarily sentenced the four on Friday, Jose Feliciaoo, Belle's lawyer, vey results released Sunday. Cincinnati sponsored the poll. Affirmative action programs on economic status. That would found two of them delinquent has said the delinquency finding Seventy-five percent of those The Institute for Policy are the subject of intense debate. open the program to women, the after a trial In February. The would help Belle's defense. surveyed said they opposed pre- Research at the university inter- National surveys have shown handicapped and Appalachians other two admitted their roles. Belle was found guilty Nov. 28 ferential hiring and promotion of viewed a random sample of 860 that as voter anxiety over the for the first time. Rocco ordered the four to help of reckless operation of a motor blacks, 16 percent supported it adults by telephone March 18-27. economy rises, so does oppo- Voinovich contends his pro- with spring cleaning at a devel- vehicle on private property for and 9 percent were not sure. The margin of error was three sition to affirmative action. posal would eventually help more opmental disability center In Eu- chasing the youngsters with his The Ohio Poll also found that 69 percentage points. Gov. George Volnovich an- disadvantaged businesses. clid. vehicle. He was fined $100. Health Care Directory
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iiififlfitaaaMI **V 1 > > » •WhU Nation mr page four Monday, April 8,1996 FBI release woman, child David Foster days of negotiations, Matteucci four state representatives: Dem- The Associated Press confirmed. ocrats Joe Quillcl and John John- About 20 men, women and son, and Republicans Karl Ohs JORDAN, Mont. - Federal children are believed to be barri- and Dick Knox officials allowed two people to caded inside the Freemen com- Mazurek said the four asked leave the compound where mili- pound. Neighbors have said the him to release a statement that tant Freemen have been holed up group has stockpiled weapons the negotiations have been pro- . In a standoff with the FBI, and and enough food and supplies to ductive. . the U.S. attorney for Montana last months. "Because the discussions are •aid Saturday that her hopes for Matteucci would not say spe- delicate, no further comments a peaceful settlement have cifically why she was optimistic can be made," the statement said. grown stronger in the last two about peacefully ending the The standoff began March 25 days. 13-day old standoff. "I have al- after federal agents arrested ■■ In her first news conference ways been optimistic about it," Freemen leaders LeRoy Schweit- since she announced Indictments she said. "I think that we're mak- zer, 57, and Daniel Petersen, 53. . against members of the Freemen ing some progress." The Freemen have renounced as the siege began two weeks The two people who left the all established authority, set up ago, U.S. Attorney Sherry Scheel compound were not officially their own government, issued Matteuccl said she was "very op- identified, but relatives con- millions of dollars in bogus timistic that we will be able to firmed they were Val Stanton checks and threatened to kill resolve this without any serious and her 5-year-old daughter Mar- those who stand In their way, au- confrontation." ian. thorities have said. .- Showing the restraint federal "She's out. That's good," said Schweitzer, Petersen and oth- officials have been using since Tom Spillum, Mrs. Stanton's ers face federal charges of writ- The AllocUlcd Prcn ' the siege began, the FBI allowed brother-in-law. ing millions of dollars in bogus checks and money orders, and BMW Z3 Roadsters are displayed on a wall during the first day of the 1996 New York International a woman and her child who face Montana Attorney General Joe Auto show at the Jacob Javits Center In New York Saturday. no charges to leave the com- Mazurek identified the men ne- threatening to kidnap and mur- pound Friday night after two gotiating with the Freemen as der a federal judge. UNABOMBER CEREMONY Continued from page on*. Continued from page one. Commerce Department of ficiaU. rock Stages, part of Trailways with Brown, who was a major The White House said that each bus line, said Saturday he saw player in his 1992 election, was of the 33 families was repre- KaczynsM up to five times on deep and Clinton was visibly sented here. buses since the early 1990s rid- grieving as he ended a week of Brown's funeral date has not ing from Missoula, Mont, to He- ««Hn«»M A day earlier, he made a been set The president will de- lena. return visit to Oklahoma City to liver the eulogy at the service at "He was greasy and dirty and be with the families of the 168 Washington National Cathedral; never said anything to anybody," victims of last year's bombing of the burial will be at Arlington Stell said. "He pretty much kind the federal building there. National Cemetery with military of stayed away from everybody, Clinton said that "at the first of honors, reflecting Brown's four even before he got on the bus." this Interminable week,'' Brown years of Army service. His body Stacie Frederlckson, a ticket met with him. Gore and two other will lie in repose for a day at the agent for Greyhound In Butte, people. Department of Commerce to Mont, remembered seeing Kac- "He was bubbling with en- enable department workers and zynski on buses numerous times thusiasm about this mission," the the public to say their goodbyes. since 1991, heading to Salt Lake president recalled, quoting The Americans who died on City or west, where bus connec- Brown: "These people are going Wednesday were mostly from tions could take him to Califor- on this mission because they Clinton's generation, but many Dtuli P«««1«/TW Ai>ocLatc4 PraM nia. want to use the power of the were younger. They were a mix President Clinton consoles Alma Agents have visited six inex- American economy to save peace of civil servants, working at the EUlfte ThMnpMWTbe AMocUtrd Pre■■ Brown, widow of Commerce Sec- pensive hotels near Sacramento's In the Balkans." Commerce Department, military downtown bus depot to examine Materials used by the FBI In Its search of Theordore Kaizynski's members and what Clinton called retary Ron Brown during Satur- mountain cabin In Lincoln, Mont sit outside the cabin's door Saturday. "Sometimes it takes a terrible day's memorial service. registration records. The Sacra- tragedy to illustrate a basic "some of our finest business mento Bee reported Saturday. borrowed at Kaczynski's request, more than a year, but he did not truth," he said In his radio speech leaders." The New York Times reported the Times reported. emerge as a top suspect in part Saturday. "In a democracy, In Dubrovnlk earlier in the ered In a huge hangar normally that the depot is three blocks The U.S. News & World Report because one profile of the sus- government Is not them versus day, after the coffins were used for washing airplanes. from the post office where let- article said that Attorney Gen- pect indicated he would be a us; we are all *us', we are all in It loaded aboard the plane that The government paid for ters to the Times were postmar- eral Janet Reno received an in- blue-collar worker with no col- together." transported them home, Croatian transporting the families here on ked in 1993. ternal memo on Feb. 15 that for lege degree, the magazine said. At Dover, each family was as- President Franjo Tudjman said a flight arranged by the State Authorities have also subpoen- the first time identified Kaczyn- Kaczynski has a doctorate in signed a private room in a train- in a eulogy, "You will remain Department. 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Steve Wlldman struggling team. "This win helps "I let up a little bit at the end had BG's Garrett Gholston on the The Falcons had momemtum in Into the circle that she is ready to The BC News us in confidence. We know we and I gave up a walk," Wolf said. mound against Amy Cheney the bottom of the sixth when go," MUler-Relf said can win," MUler-Relf said. "This "But defensively I got great sup- throwing for Kent. Cheney gave Laura Mercer got a hit to get on. "1 pitched hard but I think it The Bowling Green Falcon is something that we really port from my team. I couldn't ask up S hits to the Falcons but the Jenny Ranz got a hit but Glna was the defense of my team- Softball team went one-for-four needed at this time. This is a for anything more. They got me Golden Flashes' offense piled up Micheals, who had been pinch- mates that really helped me out," In a weekend series against the huge confidence builder." out of a jam." 13 hits and gave Kent the 5-1 win. running for Mercer, got called Gholston said. "I was able to stay Kent State Golden Flashes. The "It is one step closer than we "Her poise and experience has Gholston only gave up seven out for interfering with the field- under control all day." The Fal- lone win was an Important one have been for a while. That game made her a better player, she hits to the Golden Flashes in their er. That killed the Falcons' come- cons did have Improvements on for the Falcons. has put a lot more confidence in handled herself real well," MU- second meeting. The freshman back hopes. offense. The Falcons went 5-28 in It is the first win for BG In the us," winning pitcher Jennifer ler-Relf said pitcher was throwing a shut-out the second game against Kent Mid-American Conference and it Wolf said. The third game in the The first game on Friday saw game until the top of the sixth Gholston showed poise on the is a hugirniine in the climb out of series saw Wolfs second win for some good pitching between when hit by Kent First Baseman mound and Miller-Reif had noth- "We have taken two more steps the basement for the Softball the Falcons. It didn't come easy. BG's Jennifer Wolf and Kent's Erin Casey got on with a hit. ing but praise for the freshman up the ladder offensively. We team. The Falcon's MAC record With only a one-run Falcon lead, Jennie AllercUng. Allerding only Casey was hit home by shortstop thrower. have to take two huge jumps improves to 1-9 (4-22 overall). Kent had loaded the bases in the gave one hit and Wolf allowed Kristin Romanksi. Romanksl was ahead but a least we have taken Head Coach Rachel MiUer-Relf top of the seventh, and Wolf had only four hits in 2-1 Falcon loss. brought in when an err occured "She has really come on strong. that Initial step," Miller-Reif bow one win can add to a to pitch her way out of It The second game on Friday at home after a hit by J. J. Labenz. She knows that when she steps said BG tracksters post solid performances
Pamela Santangelo spectively. The BC News Rah'Sheen Clay finished first in the 400 meter run. Clay fin- Bowling Green was the host ished with an unofficial time of site for the Northwest Ohio Invi- 48.24. tational on Saturday and Sunday. "Rah'Sheen looked very good," This meet, although not team coach Sink said "He ran a gooji scored, was a great opportunity time considering the (weather for the Falcons to display their and wind) conditions." talents. With an unofficial score of JA "We were very lucky with the ft., 7.5 Inches in the pole vault, weather," head men's coach Sid Brian Sabo placed first for the Sink said "The wind was not bad Falcons. (for Bowling Green conditions) Travis Downey, the top vaulter and we knew that the wind would for Bowling Green, did not com- be a key factor in our perform- pete. ances." The Falcon 4x100 meter relay The men's team took first place team took first with an unofficial in five events, according to coach time of 4X09. Coach Sink sajd Sink. that at this point In the season, In the 110 high hurdles, Scott the team's time was a very good Thompson took first place with performance. an unofficial time of 14.47 which The fifth event that the Falcons may be a new leading time in the captured was the javelin throw. MAC Adam Eibllng won the throw with "Scott ran well," coach Sink a unofficial finish of 168 feet said. "It was very good to see him "Overall, this was a good first perform as well as he did (after meet for the men's team," coach his injury)." Sink said "Despite the weather, Also, in the 110 high hurdles. the athletes competed well and Rick Marinelli and Darren Brad- dix finished second and third, re- See TRACK page aeveh. SANDERSON STABLES
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Manny Ramirez had three hits, Indians ahead to stay with a solo hits early, It might have been a including a home run and a triple, shot in the fifth. whole different game," Toronto and Carlos Baerga also homered Baerga and Belle homered four manager Cito Gaston said. "It for Cleveland, which won Its sec- pitches apart with one out in the would have given Paul a little ond straight after an 0-3 start. sixth, making it 5-2. more of a cushion, and who Kenny Lofton became the In- "With the talent we have. It was knows?" dians' career leader in stolen hard for us to just score one run O'Brien hit an RBI double in bases, and he also drove in two in our first three games," Baerga the seventh, but Cleveland an- runs and made a spectacular said. "We knew we were going to swered with two in the bottom catch at the wall in center field. get over it" half on Lofton's RBI single and In winning the American Cleveland's defense saved Omar Vizquel's sacrifice fly. Lof- League pennant last season, Martinez with double plays in ton stole third in the inning for Cleveland led the majors in runs, each of the first two innings. Lof- his 255th steal, beating the fran- homers and batting average, but ton began the first one with an chise mark of 254 set by Terry it had just one home run (by Julio over-the-shoulder catch of Joe Turner in 1904-18. Franco) in its first four games. Carter's drive to the warning Belle homered off Mike Timlin "We needed to have a day like track in left center, easily dou- leading off the eighth. It was his we had today," manager Mike bling Tilson Britooff first. 22nd multiple-homer game. Hargrove said. "It would have "I hit It well. I thought it had a Notes: Baerga's home run was been great timing to do it the chance to go out," Carter said. his first during the regular first day of the season, but we'll "But it seemed to die, and that season since last Sept. 7. He did take it any time." gave Kenny a chance at it. He not hit one over the final three Dennis Martinez (1-1) over- made a heck of a play, but he al- weeks of the season, although he came a shaky second inning and ways does. You've got to hit it out had one In the playoffs against got the win, allowing three runs If you hit it towards him." Seattle.... Quantrill was pitching and seven hits in seven innings. In the second, Toronto loaded for the first time since March 28, Ramirez led off the Cleveland the bases with none out, and Mar- when he gave up two runs in six third against Paul Quantrill (0-1) tinez hit Shawn Green with a innings against Philadelphia in with a triple high off the fence in pitch to force in one run. A sec- Toronto's final Florida exhibition right, and he scored on Lofton's ond run scored as Charlie O'- game. He was 0-3 with a 10.17 sacrifice fly. Brien grounded into a double ERA in six spring starts. ... The Baerga singled and scored on play, giving the Blue Jays a 2-0 Blue Jays are 2-11 in Cleveland Tli« AlMcUlcd PrtM/JcrrCllddea Franco's single in the fourth, ty- lead. since Jacobs Field opened in Albert Belle watches the first of his two home runs on the day hit the left field foul pole Sunday asalnst ing it at 2, and Ramirez put the "If we get a couple of key base 1994. Toronto. The Tribe won, 8-3.
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Continued from page five. Although the hammer throw is a new event in women's competi- ran hard. This meet is a good tion, Bowling Green has adapted Hill wins Argentine Grand Prix first step toward our duel meet quickly. with Toledo (on Tuesday)." Heather Nordgren captured Ian Phillips The Associated Press reer, matching that of Britain's a part from his car had alleged- entered the circuit after Italy's The women's team also had first place and set a new school Jackie Stewart. He finished the ly hit Schumacher's. Luca Badoer spun off the track great success over the weekend. record with her throw of 141 ft. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina 72 laps In 1 hour, 54 minutes, The race, held under sunny and overturned. The driver The Lady Falcons "won almost The seven event heptathlon 55.322 seconds. skies, was marred by a series crawled from the Forti-Ford, half of the total number of was won by Brooke Miller. - Britain's Damon Hill cruised to his third straight Formula Benetton's Jean Alesl of of accidents after a clean start seemingly unhurt events," head women's coach France finished third, 14.8 sec- In which cars jockeyed for po- In the 33rd lap, Brazil's Steve Price said. Coach Price said that had an One victory of the season in the Argentine Grand Prix Sunday, onds behind Hill. sition. Drivers said the track Tarso Marques, in a Minardi- Tracey Lost took first in the outstanding performer been "It's been great day, a fan- proved more slippery than ex- Ford, ran into the rear of Bri- 1500 with an unofficial time of beating Canadian teammate named for his team, the honor tastic result, it can't get better pected. ton Martin Brundle's Jordan- 448. In the 3000, Kristin Gaddls would have probably gone to Jacques ViUeneuve by more than 12 seconds. than this with three wins out of Brazil's Pedro Dinlz had to Peugeot and spun off the track finished first with an unofficial Sturzinger. Sturzinger, a junior three," Hill said. dive out of his car as it burst to a stop. Brundle drove into timeof 1018. Laura Hall, with an from Sandusky, Ohio, finished In an action-packed day in which only 10 drivers finished "This is great for the team. into flames during the 29th lap. the pits and both drivers were unofficial time of 17:26, was first first In the discus throw, second This shows the force we have Smoke began to billow from out of the race. in the 5000. The 10,000 was cap- in the javelin throw, and second the race, world champion Mi- chael Schumacher of Germany this season. I am very, very the back of his Ligier-Honda Hill, who won the season's tured by Suzanne Isco with an in the shot put. and the car suddenly caught first two races, in Australia unofficial time of 37:31. was forced out on the 46th lap happy." after his Ferrari suffered Hill, who had been suffering fire and quickly was engulfed and Brazil, repeated his 1995 In the long jump competition, "It was a very successful inflames. triumph in Buenos Aires. Nikki Lltz finished first with an damage to the back wing. He from an upset stomach all meet," Price said. "The frigid week, said he had not eaten for Dinlz steered onto the track- As Hill climbed to the win- unofficial jump of 35 ft 5 in. Ni- conditions were a factor but we claimed after the race that his two days. He also lost radio side grass and managed to ner's podium, a partisan capac- kki Sturzinger, with an unof flcal •re looking forward to better car had been hit by an object flying off Hill's Renault. contact with the pits at the be- jump from the car and run to ity crowd of 50,000, which had throw of 152 ft. captured the dis- conditions (at Toledo)." safety. It was not immediately cheered for Schumacher, whis- cus throw. The victory for Hill, whose ginning of the race. Otherwise, Williams-Renault led the field he described his car as "per- clear whether he suffered any tled in an attempt to drown out Jodi Raf f erty, with a jump of 5 The track team will compete injury. a band playing the British ft. 6in., took first In the high from start to finish, was the fect." with Toledo in a dual meet on He said he was unaware that Shortly before, a safety car national anthem. jump. Tuesday at Toledo. 16th of his Formula One ca- Classifieds
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