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Tuesday , November 9, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 53 Briefs Glover honors James Baldwin Weather
No more gray skies: Film actor claims author's Tuesday, mostly sunny book serves as inspiration with a high around SO. Southwest winds 5 to 15 by Kirk Pavellch and Julie Tag- speechless when he actually mph. Tuesday night, partly lialerro encountered the source of his cloudy with a low in the The BC News inspiration. lower 30s. Wednesday, var- "The one thing I didn't say to iable cloudiness with a high him which I wish I did was 'I 45 to SO. Renowned film actor Danny love you Jimmy,' " Glover said. Glover highlighted the start of "Hopefully my being here to- the University's tenth annual night is redeeming in some On campus ethnic studies conference "A way. Hopefully I will in some Tribute to James Baldwin" way be saying, 'I love you Al DS awareness program Monday night in Kobacker Jimmy.'" tonight: Hall. Baldwin first became ac- Glover, known for his roles quainted with the University Alpha Phi Omega, a ser- in the "Lethal Weapon" trilogy when he presented a lecture in vice fraternity, is sponsor- as well as "The Color Purple" 1977. He later went on to teach ing an AI DS awareness pro- and "Places in the Heart" read courses and become a writer- gram in conjunction with some of his favorite pieces of in-residence the following Fear No People Week for its the works of Baldwin and poet year. National Service Day. Langston Hughes as part of the While Glover paid tribute to "Every year Alpha Phi "Crossroads to the 21st Centu- Baldwin, he also read selec- Omega has a specific ry" conference. tions of Hughes' poetry in or- project in conjunction with Baldwin, who died in 1987, der to correlate the contribu- its National Service Day," wrote several novels and plays tions of the two men. said Jane McCann, vice based on the relationships be- Included among the selec- president of service of the tween blacks and whites in the tions were: "One Way Ticket," fraternity. United States, including "The "Sylvester's Dying Bed," Three speakers will be Fire Next Time" and "Harlem "Harlem 1944" and "I Dream a talking to students about Quartet." World." Throughout the read- AIDS at separate forums According to Glover, Bald- ings, Glover became caught up which will occur simultane- win's "The Fire Next Time" -- in the performance and said he ously from 7-8:30 p.m. to- w the first book he ever really found it difficult to find a stop- night, according to McCann. read as a teen - served as an ping point. David Vaillencourt, resi- inspiration for him growing up "You can't just read Lang- dential services program in San Francisco. ston for a minute," Glover said. coordinator, will be speak- "There were certain things "There ain't no time limit. My ing to students in Kreischer that I felt - and someone else man is timeless." Quadrangle's Compton Hall. felt those things. There were Glover said the thing he ad- Stacy Pettit, a resident certain questions that were ris- mired most about the two men adviser in Founders Qua- ing and James Baldwin's work was their desire to provide a drangle, will be talking to allowed me to interpret those description of a better and students at Founders things," Glover said. "I'm a more equal world for all races. Keepers dining hall. product of the Civil Rights "These two incredibly rich Christine Licht, residen- movement. When I grew up, I visionaries - whatever they tial services house director, saw people being hosed and wrote about, they created a will be speaking to students people fighting for something better world to live in for in McDonald North. they felt was important." everyone. A world of shared Also present will be "I was moved by that. What love and commitment to jus- speakers from David's James did was put that in some tice," he said. House in Toledo. David's sort of content," he added. House is an organization Glover related a story of the Following the readings, which helps people who time he happened to meet Glover fielded questions from have AIDS. Baldwin on the streets of New the sell-out audience. Among "We just feel that every- Danny Glover, a distinguished film actor visits Bowling Green State University in Kobacker Hall York City. Even though he had the issues he addressed were one needs to know more gained some degree of noto- the importance of education, about AIDS and the preven- Monday evening as a part of the Ethnic Studies conference honoring James Baldwin. Glover made a speech to a full house in a tribute to Baldwin. Baldwin wrote several novels about the relationships be- riety from his own acting ca- communication and self devel- tative measures for it. We tween blacks and whites. reer, Glover said he was still opment. want to help make [the community] aware," said Molly Lyon, a member of the fraternity's service commit- tee. USG to conduct Cleveland cuts Kosar "We would like to thank RSA, the Student Wellness Center and the American Quarterback loses job after chaotic season Red Cross for helping us with this AIDS awareness student survey The Associated Press considerably more than that, the project," McCann said. "It was unanimous $20,000 will serve as his termina- tion pay. by Larissa Hrilsko out guessing,"Jackson said. BEREA, Ohio - The Cleveland [among the coaching Modell declined to discuss fi- Outside campus Phone Power also has two posi- student government reporter Browns cut Bernie Kosar Mon- staff] that we should go nancial details. Gore and Perot debate tive results, he said. day, ending a short and stormy "The contract relationship NAFTA tonight: "Phone Power will first bring relationship between the long- in a different direction. with me and Bernie is private," In an effort to focus more on students into the decision- time starting quarterback and It was a painful Modell said. WASHINGTON -- After student issues and concerns, the making process and second the coach Bill Belichick. Kosar has become increasingly days of hype and hoopla, Undergraduate Student survey will get USG members di- Kosar, who agreed to a non- experience for Bernie outspoken about the Browns' when Vice President Al Government will implement a rectly involved in with the stu- guaranteed, seven-year, $26 mil- and myself. I can't say sluggish offense in recent weeks, Gore and Texan Ross Perot phone survey beginning Nov. 15 dents," Jackson said. lion extension of his contract five and it became apparent that he square off tonight over the to ask students their feelings on The process of the survey is a weeks ago, had been benched by enough about Bernie and Belichick disagreed com- North American Free Trade current USG issues. three to five minute phone con- Belichick in favor of backup Kosar. Bernie Kosar has pletely on the types of plays the Phone Power, the USG student versation with a trained vol- Vinny Testaverde, who was Agreement the arguments been like a son to me." team should run. are likely to be as familiar survey, plans to survey between unteer, USG senator or cabinet signed as a free agent during the Kosar wanted to be able to call as the faces. 4,000 to 9,000 students through 10 member selecting the tenth per- summer. Art Model I, owner of the audibles and throw deep more The stakes are high as the to 15 survey sessions this year. son on each page of the Universi- When Testaverde separated Cleveland Browns frequently, Belichick insisted on White House tries to debunk Several trained USG cabinet ty Phone Directory, Jackson said. his shoulder last month, Kosar a more conservative approach, NAFTA's loudest critic in its members, senators and vol- It is important that all USG returned to the starting lineup based on the running game, play- struggle for the votes to unteers will survey students members become involved in for one game. Belichick still games before separating his action passes and rollouts - an pass the trade agreement throughout the year, said Jason this survey. USG senators and wasn't happy with him, saying it shoulder Oct. 24 against Pitts- offense suited for a more mobile with Mexico and Canada. Jackson, USG president. cabinet members along with USG was apparent Kosar's physical burgh. quarterback, such as Testaverde. The great debate between The more students who are volunteers were trained for the skills had diminished over the Kosar came back as the Gore and Perot isn't a de- surveyed, the more valid the re- student surveys, said Shae Mas- years. Browns' starter Sunday in a 29-14 "I think it has been a distrac- bate in the formal sense at sults will be concerning what sengill, director of Phone Power. "We've all seen him play," Be- loss to Denver. He completed 16 tion in recent weeks," Modell all. "Discussion" might be a students want and what they After the data is gathered, it is lichick said. "I'm not going to of 30 passes including a pair of said. "It impacted negatively on more accurate description, think about present USG issues, then computerized and analyzed badmouth and bash Bernie. He's touchdowns to Michael Jackson, the team." although "free-for-all" is the Jackson said. by professionals, including facul- done too much for this organiza- but he was sacked six times. Kosar, 29, was picked by the favored phrase of those who The purpose of Phone Power is ty members, to determine if the tion." "It was unanimous [among the Browns in the supplemental expect things to get a bit un- mainly to give USG the opportu- results are represenative of the Belichick said the team would coaching staff] that we should go draft in 1985 after leading the ruly. nity to ask vital questions to stu- students or are invalid, Jackson sign another quarterback this in a different direction," owner University of Miami to the The program is on CNN's dents about USG's proposals and said. week. Todd Philcox, who has Art Modell said. "It was a painful national championship in 1983. "Larry King Live" and only enable the callers to respond to Massengill said she thinks the started only one game in four experience for Bemie and my- The pick allowed him to return 60 percent of the nation's any student concerns, Jackson survey will prove to be ex- years, will start Sunday at Seat- self. I can't say enough about home. Kosar grew up in Board- households receive the said. tremely valid to the organization tle, backed up by recently re- Bemie Kosar. Bernie Kosar has man as a fan of the Browns, al- cable network. The results of the survey, in determining students' con- signed Brad Gocbel. been like a son to me. He con- ways dreaming to play quarter- On a good night, King's which provide USG with stu- cerns. Kosar completed 79 of 138 tributed to this organization the back for the NFL team. audience is about one per- dents' input on what they want, "The survey will help students passes for 807 yards with five likes of which haven't been seen Until this season, he had start- cent of the nation's TV-view- can be quite beneficial to the or- become aware of what is happen- touchdowns and three intercep- since the 1960s." ed all but two games since com- ing households. ganization, Jackson said. ing with USG and in turn stu- tions this year. Under terms of the NFL's col- ing to Cleveland. He led the team "The survey provides us with dents will have the opportunity to He started the Browns' first lective bargaining agreement, into the playoffs in each of his the direct opportunity to put give their input on current USG five games, but was relieved by any veteran player waived after first five seasons, winning four Compiled from staff and forth our constituents' needs to legislation, which is geared to Testaverde in the second half of eight games is entitled to one division titles and went into this wire reports. forefront the tangible knowledge improve students' environment," three of those. Testaverde then game check of up to $20,000. Al- season with the Browns' highest [acquired from the survey] with- Massengill said. became the starter for two though Kosar's contract paid all-time completion mark of 58.9. Opinion page two The BC News Tuesday , November 9, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavehcn Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor jH3P&TrW Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor MY T0TAW CC0L W(jMANirA»AN Brown's offense MISSION IN not Kosar's style SOMALIA... The Bernie era has ended in Cleveland. Late Monday morning the Browns announced the release of Bernie Kosar after nine years as quar- terback of the Cleveland team. Immediate reaction from us at The News and around campus was shock and some anger. Distnbuied Oy TriOune MM* S«rviC«S However, after further thought, even the most die- hard Bernie fan must admit a change was eminent. Ktm AW BUTT-HEAP But this decision was more complicated than just deciding if an athlete still had his ability. The decision came down to Bernie or Bill. Kosar can still be a productive NFL quarterback, Illegitimacy subsidizing wrong but his skills were not complimented by the conser- vative Belichick offense. Every once and awhile you read something First, we must revoke programs that sanc- Unfortunately, the awkward sight of the athlet- that is so profound, so incredibly correct, tion and promote illegitimate births. The ically-challenged No. 19 dropping back to pass, try- that you want to show and tell to all who will largest among these being AFDC (Aid to ing to scramble and weakly falling down after being listen; such is the case with this weeks offer- Families With Dependant Children.) Addi- ing. tional programs that should be revoked from tackled has been more common recently than Bernie On October 29, a column appeared in the single mothers: subsidized housing and food picking apart defenses with his side-arm style pass- Wall Street Journal titled "The Coming a stamps. The only thing that will remain in- es. White Underclass." Its author, Charles Mur- tact will be medical coverage for the child. Kosar's skills were in reading the defenses, calling ray, is a fellow at the American Enterprise In other words, society must say that having audibles and keeping the defense off-balance with Institute, and a noted social issue author. His a child you can not care for is irresponsible, the occasional long pass which "Billy Ball' frowned topic was illegitimacy, and his theories on and society refuses to subsidize it. This will upon. the subject struck me square in the noodle. force the mother to look to traditional solu- Under the Belichick style offense Kosar was a fish We begin with some shocking statistics. Norm VanNess tions to her situation, be it from the father, out of water. In 1991, 1.2 million children were born il- her family, relatives, what have you; any- This season the Kosar-Belichick feud hit the boil- legitimate in the United States; that's nearly where except from the government. ing point when Bernie was benched in favor of new- 30 percent. Although that number alone is strikes the author, Charles Murray, as odd Murray adds that "enlisting support" from ly-signed Vinny Testaverde. shocking in its own right, further in- because whites have not "had an 'under- these groups ensures that responsible adults It became obvious in Cleveland that the two op- vestigation reveals stats that are even more class' as such, because the whites who might will be involved in rearing the child, and we posites would divide team and fan loyalties. A player so; especially when the numbers are broken qualify have been scattered among the can all agree on the benefits of such in- down by race and by class. working class." It is rare to find a large volvement. who speaks out against the coach and vice-versa is The illegitimacy rate for blacks has group of poor whites concentrated in one The result will be tremendous. Not only not a good mix. reached an astonishing 68 percent; inner city neighborhood. This, says Murray, is about to will this deter women, girls in most cases, Perhaps one incident illustrated the problem best. rates are as high as 80 percent. We have change. from having children illegitimately, it will In an early October loss to Miami, Kosar called an heard that the rates were increasing, but few Murray points out that the problems of encourage those who do to put their children audible pass to Michael Jackson (aka: Dyson) which ever thought that they would, or could, go black neighborhoods, ie. violent crime, up for adoption. Here, Murray says, more he successfully completed for a touchdown. this high. The phenomenon is not, however, drugs, theft, did not explode untill after the changes are needed. Putting a child up for As Bernie ran off the field he was shocked to hear isolated to the black community. illegitimacy rates crossed the 25 percent adoption must be made as easy as possible, a series of expletives and insults coming from Beli- In 1991,22 percent of all white births were mark. Seeing that white illegitamacy rates and the earlier the better. We must lift re- chick instead of compliments. illegitimate. Now, 22 percent may seem are approaching that magical 25 percent strictions on interracial adoptions, and ease Belichick was mad that Kosar changed the play. fairly acceptable to some, but further in- number, it stands to reason that an explosion adoptive parent age restrictions. vestigation shows the shocking reality; only of violent crime, drugs and theft is looming Paramount to encouraging adoption is the Following the game when the media questioned him, 6 percent of the illegitimate births were to on the horizon. (Some would argue it is reform of adoption law; namely, if you put a the coach asked the reporter, "Where did you get this women with college degrees, while a whop- already here.) child up for adoption, you waive ALL legal stuff? It's ridiculous." ping 48 percent were to women with less What caused all the rates, black and white, claims to that child, period. Records of adop- The strangest part of this entire situation was that than a high school education. This sheds a to climb so drastically? Murray blames it on tion must be sealed and can not be opened Kosar was signed to a seven-year, $26 million con- little light on Dan Quale's criticism of Mur- our nation's social policy. In essence, we until the child is an adult, and both biological tract extension five weeks ago. You have to wonder phy Brown, and his stance that her situation have destroyed, via liberal social programs, parent and child agree upon their disclosure. what direction this franchise is headed in if so much was hardly representative of single mother- the natural checks and balances that held il- It stands to reason that some children will can change in a little over a month. hood. Further distress is found when we ex- legitimacy rates down. These checks, Mur- not be adopted; on these children, Murray The grieving process will continue for Browns amine illegitimacy with regard to class. ray writes, "have historically chaneled these states, we should spend lavishly. We know The truth is that the "Murphy Browns" of elemental forces of human behavior via how to raise children successfully in such an fans and may get worse if the hometown native from the world account for only 4 percent of all il- thick walls of rewards and penalties that environment, and we must ensure that they Boardman, Ohio, comes back to beat the Browns legitimate births; compare this to 82 per- constrained...the majority of births to take get the best of our efforts. Savings in wel- while playing for another team. cent, the rate of women with less than a high place within marriage." Social programs in- fare programs will provide more than For some reason, we don't think they would be so school education, and you soon begin to see stituted over the last 30 years have razed enough money to make it so. heartbroken had Bill Belichick been fired. the picture as it really is. Women with in- those walls. comes over $7S,000/yr account for only 1 What to do? Murray bases his solutions on Lastly, we must instill in our children, as a percent of white illegitimate births, whereas one premise: that "bringing a child into the society, that if a boy wants to be a dad, he The BQ News Staff women with incomes below $20,000 account world when one is not emotionally or finan- must marry, and if a girl wants to be a for over 69 percent. It stands to reason that cially prepared to be a parent is wrong. The mother, she must do the same. Subsidizing il- Photo Editor Teresa Thomas white illegitimacy is strictly a lower-class child deserves society's support. The parent legitimacy is something we have done for Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich problem. does not." This is absolutely true. If we ever too long, and must continue no more. Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner It is a fact that, in raw numbers, European- hope to get a grip on the problem of illegiti- I close with a final quote from Charles American whites have the most people in macy, the following must happen. (I am syn- Murray: "the brutal truth is that American Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki poverty, most illegitimate children, most opsizing Murray's solutions; don't confuse society as a whole could survive when illegi- Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin women on welfare, most unemployed men, these as mine, but I agree with them, whole- timacy became an epedemic epidemic Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant and most arrests for serious crimes. This hartedly). among whites." Nothing could be more true. Copy Chief Dawn Keller CHAOS Dy Brian Snuste' Copy Editor Pam Smith LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Copy Editor Robin Coe The BG News: AIDS. The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the "Only by healing can we be If you do not fall into any of academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. healed; only by loving can we be those categories, you have seen a love; only by caring can we be movie or TV show or worn a 204 West Hall cared for; only by reaching out piece of clothing based on some- Bowling Green State University can we be reached" - Stephen body's design. The entertainment Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 Wolf. and fashion industries have been I am living with AIDS. Those of ravaged by the disease. There Copyright 1993, The BC News you who know me will undoubt- are people reading this who are edly begin to think that there is HIV positive or have AIDS. something I've neglected to tell you. Those of you who know me During "Fear No People Week" Respond ' because of my position, will a day has been designated for Signed letters or columns express the probably either feel sorry for me AIDS/HIV awareness. Please beliefs of the individual and in no way or question your last contact with consider the fact that in one way represent the opinions of The BG News. me. or another, we are all living with All readers are encouraged to express their I am living with AIDS, but I am AIDS. Some closer than others. not HIV positive. We are all liv- Please use a minute or two out of opinions through letters to the editor and ing with AIDS. From the people the day to learn more and re- guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 who wait the agonizing two member that you don't have to be words, typed, and contain the writer's weeks for test results, to the poe- affected. Forums will be held to- telephone number, address, class rank, ple who have lost friends to the night in Compton, Founders and and major. disease, to the people who have Mac Donald at 7 p.m. lost compassion and understand- Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 ing of those around them when it Chris Taylor West Hall. is discovered they have the Harshman Complex Coor- "Apparently, some kids hooked up your grandmother's disease, we are all living with dinator pacemaker to The Clapper." Local Tuesday , November 9, 1993 page three The BC News ALA warns of poisonous gas New apartments by Leah Barnum on heating bills by leaving the doors to their plan said. The student lived in an apartment in Bowl- cause concern environment reporter hot ovens open. "We hope to prevent injury or possible ing Green that had an improperly ventilated death because of [carbon monoxide poison- heating unit, he said. byTara Stubbs owners said they are concerned Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, ing]," Russell said. Because the University is state-funded, general assignment the complex may disturb the poisonous gas with the potential to kill that The most common symptoms of carbon buildings are typically constructed accord- neighborhood. may be in your home. monoxide poisoning are severe headaches ing to code and have the necessary annual County Commissioner Alvin The American Lung Association will warn and nausea, said Joshua Kaplan, director of maintenance checks, Kaplan said. Some Bowling Green residents Perkins, who lives at 602 East people about the dangers of carbon monox- the University Health Service. Since the buildings are less likely to have - including a county commis- Gypsy Lane, said he is concerned ide poisoning and provide test kits to con- Other symptoms include dizziness, blur- ventilation problems which may lead to car- sioner - are voicing concerns about increased traffic flow and cerned people through Project CO, an red vision, fainting, loss of muscle control, bon monoxide poisoning, students living on about an apartment complex that possible problems with storm awareness campaign taking place Nov. 8-12. fatigue, a rapid heart beat or tightening of campus are not typically exposed to high may soon be built on South Main drainage. Facts about carbon monoxide poisoning the chest and chest pain, Russell said. levels of carbon monoxide in their living Street near Wal-Mart. Perkins said Wal-Mart has in- and how to test homes for carbon monoxide Carbon monoxide poisoning is the cause of units, Kaplan said. Neighbors have said they be- creased traffic congestion and will be broadcast on the 6 p.m. news on 3,000 to 5,000 deaths per year and contrib- However, if there was an injury and car- lieve the new complex, which said he fears a new apartment WTOL-TV 11. Viewers may call in and ask utes to 50 percent of all fatal poisonings in bon monoxide was the probable cause, it will house 400 people, will cause complex would cause more acci- questions, according to Sarah Russell, exec- the United States, Russell said. would be investigated by the University's traffic problems. They have also dents. utive director of the Northwest Ohio branch However, carbon monoxide poisoning is department of Environmental Health and asked that the developer build a Perkins also said storm drain- of the American Lung Association. not a severe problem in the Bowling Green Safety, according to Dan Parratt, director of six-foot privacy fence to keep age pipes are not large enough to Carbon monoxide is caused when heating area. the office. apartment residents off their handle rainwater flow. Current- systems are incorrectly installed or when The Wood County Hospital gets some Although the American Lung Association property. ly, Four Meadows, a housing they do not receive the annual maintenance patients with carbon monoxide poisoning is unaware of the severity of the problem of ARV Housing, a California- complex in the Wal-Mart area, to keep them properly ventilated, Russell occasionally, but it is not prevalent, accord- carbon monoxide in Northwest Ohio, they based company, is contracting to stores excess water on its prop- said. ing to a nurse from the Wood County Hospi- did a similar project in the Cleveland area develop the 120-unit complex erty. Problems also develop when people do not tal who did not wish to give her name. last year and sold 35,000 test kits, Russell just south of Wal-Mart. If ap- use their equipment correctly. Russell said The Student Health Service has only had said. proved by the city, work on the Perkins said he has a problem many people try to use gas grills indoors one reported case of high levels of intake of This week they anticipate selling about complex could begin sometime in with trespassers who want to use during the winter and they try to save money carbon monoxide in the past four years, Ka- 10,000 test kits to people in Northwest Ohio. late January or early February. his fishing pond. "Work on the new complex "People stop along Route 6 and could begin by the end of Jan- come across the back fence," he uary or the beginning of Febru- said. ary, but this is pure guess," city He said he is worried about lia- Court blotter Planning Technician Rick Ket- bility if someone were to fall in each a fourth-degree felony. zenbarger said. his pond. The following people were indicted on one count of break- Creek, Mich., was indicted on one count of receiving stolen Patrick Daniels, a vice presi- indicted last week by a Wood ing and entering, a fourth- Sue Ellen Hayhurst and her degree felony, and one count of property, a third-degree felo- Ci David M. Long, 21, 319 dent for ARV, said the apartment County grand jury: complex will consist of town- husband own property south of O William Fetter, 70, of Per- receiving stolen property, a ny. Records show that Fox has Pike St., was indicted on two had at least two theft convic- counts of forgery, each a homes with 80 percent of the the proposed site. rysburg, was indicted on one third-degree felony. They said because they have n Kenneth L. Casdorph, 39, tions in the past. fourth-degree felony. apartments being two- and three- count of rape, an aggravated bedroom and the remaining two ponds and raise horses, they now held in the Wood County O Pamela A. Kicinski, 35, of first-degree felony, one count apartments being single- are worried about the safety of of attempted rape, an aggra- Justice Center, was indicted on Holland, Ohio, was indicted on n Wesley J. Lewis, 25, of one count of telephone har- Maumee, was indicted on one bedroom. small children living in the pro- vated second-degree felony one count of breaking and en- posed complex. tering, a fourth-degree felony. rassment, a fourth-degree count of failure to comply with The apartment complex will be and six counts of gross sexual able to house approximately 400 "We keep and board horses, imposition, each a third-degree n Terry A. Thomas, 28, of felony. She has previously order or signal of police offi- been convicted of telephone cer, a fourth-degree felony. new residents. small children are attracted to felony. The alleged incidents Perrysburg, was indicted on horses," Hayhurst said. three counts of trafficking in harrassment. Daniels said federal and state involved Fetter's children, housing tax credits will be used ages 7, 9 and 12 and allegedly marijuana, each a fourth- n Daniel L. Faust, 19, of New CJ Kenneth W. Peacemaker, Riegel, Ohio was indicted on 21, of Toledo, was indicted on to help build the new complex, so Hayhurst and Perkins said took place from June 1989 to degree felony. they would like to see a privacy "I Alfredo Jaso, 40. of Toledo, one count of escape, a fourth- one count of grand theft, a the company will have to restrict August 1990. its rental rates. fence constructed around the O Kayl R. Lusher. 34, of Wal- was indicted on one count of degree felony. third degree felony, stemming drug abuse, a fourth-degree from a Sept. 13 incident in Daniels said the company be- complex. bridge, was indicted on one □ Virginia A. Johnson (Bey), lieves the apartment complex The city's planning commis- felony, and one count of falsifi- which he allegedly took a 1987 count of gross sexual imposi- 40, of Toledo, was indicted on will be attractive to perspective sion will have an open hearing tion, a third-degree felony. cation, a first-degree mis- one count of receiving stolen Chevy S-10 pickup from the lot of Franklin Park Lincoln Mer- tenants since it will be built be- Dec. 6 at 304 Church St. to listen 3 Robert J. Sheeks, 23, 535 demeanor. property, a fourth-degree felo- side the relatively new Wal- to arguments for and against the □ James F. Fox, 54, of Battle cury used cars in Northwood. W. Gypsy Lane, Lot 113, was ny, and five counts of forgery, Mart. But nearby property development of the new complex. Time Is Running Out!
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page four The BG News Tuesday , November 9, 1993 AP photo Cleveland says bye, bye Bernie The Associated Press "I always liked him. I've al- ways been a Bernie Kosar fan. CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Belichick? I don't know," said Browns coach Bill Belichick has Jeff Griffy, 31, of Cleveland. some convincing to do among Belichick was pilloried on the fans, who lambasted the third- city's sports-talk radio shows. On year coach Monday for firing WKNR-AM, calls were running quarterback Bernie Kosar. about 3-to-l against Belichick It was the last move in a and Browns owner Art Model!. season-long skirmish that pitted "They're the villains in the Kosar -- whose big-man-on- minds of the fans," said producer campus good looks and nice-guy Bill Johnson. image endeared him to legions of "It's a great shock to people," Browns fans - against Belichick, Johnson said. "The last time perceived as gruff, stubborn and there was a shock as big as this unwilling to give up total control. was when the Indians traded "I think it's a Belichick thing," Rocky Colavito [in I960]." said Pam Patterson. "I liked Be- Near the Browns' training fa- lichick until it started getting cility in suburban Berea, news of into the press that those two were the firing was just beginning to having problems, and then I got a spread Monday afternoon. little concerned about Belichick. "I go to a couple games a year "I'm disappointed. I liked Ber- but I don't think I will any more. I nie. I think he's a great quarter- don't like Belichick and Modell," back, one of the smartest quar- said Karl Truhan, 32, of Berea. terbacks out there," said Patter- Kosar had started the Browns' son, a 29-year-old fan who had first five games, but was ben- stopped by a sports memorabilia ched in favor of backup Vinny shop to find out if rumors of Ko- Testaverde in three of those sar's departure were true. games. Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar throws a pass during a 1991 game. Kosar was cut by the Browns Monday. ^. ,.„, ,. x „ . . Swimmers split Cincy still looking for first win over weekend The Associated Press out being touched. The kicker The most noteworthy thing "That's been the case most of misses a decisive extra point. about this winless team is the the season," coach Dave Shula by Marty Fuller CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Defensive backs somehow leave way it's gone O-for-1993. The said. "It's now five of the eight sports writer "Jason scored more points for Bengals have settled into a pat- receivers uncovered for easy Bengals have been blown out when we've had the lead or been us in this meet than he did all last tern. They play well enough to touchdowns. only once; they've been in posi- tied at the half. We're not getting year," head coach Brian Gordon get a lead and then - WHAM! -- Those things have happened tion to win six of the eight games. it done in the second half. That's said. give it up in the most exasperat- over and over in a season that is All they have is a half-dozen particularly disturbing." The BG swim team started out Gordon was pleased with the ing ways. setting franchise records for fu- examples of folding under pres- The Bengals, who have the its dual meet season by splitting win but didn't think his team was Quarterbacks overthrow open tility. The Bengals are 0-8 for sure. The best example is the NFL's least-expensive and least- victories with Notre Dame and aggressive as they should have receivers in the end zone. only the third time in their 26 latest - blowing a 16-point lead experienced payroll, play like a Wright State University. been. The men's club and the wom- Receivers drop balls on critical years, and don't play a team with Sunday at home in a 24-16 loss to bunch of rookies when the "We had a good lead at the mid- plays. Ball carriers fumble with- a losing record for five weeks. Pittsburgh, game's on the line. They stop en's club point but we slacked off and let blocking, tackling, throwing, seemed to be them back in it," Gordon added. catching and kicking. on two "A few of our swimmers swam "I think that the guys somehow different too comfortably; we need to courses this have to just go out there and get complete the job." weekend. The people stopped or make plays," The job the women's team Shula said. "Somebody's got to go men defeated completed against the Irish left out there and take charge." Notre Dame some room for improvement. Sounds simple. But nothing's and lost to They swam a close meet with No- Wright State tre Dame but went home with the simple for this team. McCuftoch On Sunday, they turned two while the wom- loss. turnovers by Neil O'Donnell into en were victor- In four of the first five swim- ious over the Raiders but the 16 0 lead with just 3:50 left in ming events the women lost by dropped their meet with the the first half. Then, they let O'- touch outs of 1.27 seconds in the Donnell throw two touchdown Fighting Irish. 400 medley, 1.19 seconds in the passes to make most of the lead Sophomore Jason Loch lead the 200 free, .11 seconds in the 50 way for the men's squad on Fri- vanish before the half. free and .31 seconds in the 200 A blown coverage assignment day night with a strong showing individual medley. left safety Darryl Williams man- in the diving competition. Loch One of the bright spots for the on-man against Eric Green. The won the 3m event by a score of women's club was freshman Ali- tight end faked one way, turned 187.82 to 169.42 and then edged cia Kelso. Kelso celebrated her out his Irish competitor in the lm birthday Friday by shaving time L7K-. up field and was wide open for a 71-yard touchdown play that event 202.32 to 196.97. off of her life time best in the 200 turned the game around. breaststroke. "Overall," said Gordon "the till finished at youi printer is. women are not as bad as they showed, but they are not as good as they hoped to be." Saturday's meet against Wright State was a different sto- Give 365 smiles ayear. ry for the women as they squeaked by the Raiders 127 to 116. Freshman Michelle Pilling set the pace for the Falcons with a first place finish in the 1000 free- style and a second place finish in i the 200 butterfly behind her teammate, junior Amanda Ap- plegate. "We showed a lot more support for each other on Saturday," Pill- * ing said. "We knew we had to get out of our slump so we really got up for this meet." The men were also pumped up after their victory on Friday, but Instead of shopping for the perfect gift, create it yourself. couldn't catch up to Wright State A personalized calendar from Kinko's includes full color copies of all your favorite pictures. It's like sending a new See Swim, page five. VISA photo to your family every month. IButtnfuco! IBurfofuco! IButtofucol \ I con't believe it. Your SAVE UP TO $5 ON A PERSONALIZED CALENDAR time has come. Now you | Bring this coupon into the Kinko's listed and save on a personalized photo reiqhn 211 Through oil the boa, and all the good. You calendar. Save $2 on a yearly calendar or S5 on a monthly calendar. We stood by me & understood. With Visa* you'll be accepted at more than 10 million cannot reproduce copyrighted photos. One coupon per customer. 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The Associated Press said. "We're all thinking, 'Hey, to fifth in this week's national we're either going to stop them rankings. or they're going to turn the ball The Buckeyes play 19th-ran- COLUMBUS - Ohio State over. We're certainly going to ked Indiana Saturday. If the coach John Cooper said Mon- have another shot at it. So I'm Buckeyes win that game and day he was relieved to escape thinking we're going to win this their annual season-ending Wisconsin with a 14-14 tie that game." battle at Michigan, they will go kept the Buckeyes in the to the Rose Bowl. driver's seat in the Big Ten Instead, Wisconsin's offense race. throttled the Buckeyes. Taking The Buckeyes control their "The second half they com- over at their own 20, the Bad- own destiny, but there is little pletely dominated, holding the gers put together a 10-play margin for error. ball 21 minutes to our 9 drive that was split evenly be- If second-place Illinois wins minutes," Cooper said at his tween passes and running its last two games - at Penn weekly news conference. "Any plays. Quarterback Darrell State and Wisconsin at home - time they dominate it that long Bevell, who twice fumbled while Ohio State loses a game, against you, and you have to away snaps inside the Ohio the Illini go to Pasadena. And if block a field goal to tie it, you'- State 20, completed two passes Indiana wins Saturday and at ve got to consider yourself for- for 26 yards. home against Purdue, the Hoo- tunate." siers can still go to the Rose Marlon Kerner came around The most damaging plays of Bowl if Illinois loses once the right side untouched and the drive were on the ground more. got both hands on Rick against an Ohio State defense Schnetzky's 32-yard field goal which had given up just 92 "We have got to play better try with seven seconds left rushing yards per game. On this week and certainly against Saturday. The Buckeyes got third and 10 at the Ohio State Michigan if we want this out of Madison unbeaten. 36, tailback Brent Moss went season to end like we have Ohio State (8-0-1) tied the off left tackle for 13 yards. hoped," Cooper said. score after a four-play, 99-yard "I'm disappointed in our ina- Bob Hoying, who was re- drive capped by backup quar- bility to stop them. I mean: placed for the final drive by terback Bret Powers' 26-yard boom, boom, boom, boom right Powers, will again get the start touchdown pass to Joey Gal- down the field. And particular- at quarterback, Cooper said. loway with 3:48 left. ly our inability to stop them on Hoying completed 12 of 22 "We tie the game up, kick the third and 10," Cooper said. passes for 177 yards but was Ohio State's Marlon Kerner (48) dives across to block the potential game-winning field goal attempt ball out of the end zone with "They run a little handoff by Wiscosin kicker Rick Schnetzky (98) In the closing seconds of the Buckeyes and Badgers 14-14 tie intercepted twice in the fourth just under 4 minutes left. And play." Powers hit S of 11 passes for Saturday. The tie leaves Ohio State with an overall record of 8-0-1 and a Big Ten record of 5-0-1. With 113 yards with an interception. the tie the Buckeyes retained sole posseslon of first place and the inside track to the Rose Bowl. we've got 3 timeouts," Cooper Ohio State dropped two slots Swim Continued from page four terfly. Canning Kosar was dumb move on Saturday as they were snub- "Even though we lost, I think bed by the Raiders 135 to 102. we swam well," Miller said. "We Just what in the hell is going on party. the ball to the open receiver, would be doing is sitting on the The men's squad was only able didn't let up like we did againt with the Cleveland Browns? From a football standpoint, I none of these ridiculous shenani- bench? to take three events out of 13. Notre Dame." Upon hearing about the release realize Bemie Kosar was never gans would have ever happened. With his experience, Bernie Senior Rob Schaefer won the 400 of Bernie Kosar at about 2 p.m. going to lead the Browns to their But they did, and Browns fans will only go somewhere where he individual medley, sophomore "Right now a I think we have yesterday, I thought it was a ultimate goal -- a Super Bowl. have one person to thank (or will play. Tim Rogers placed first in the the talent and depth to compete cruel and unamusing media joke. With the protection, or lack blame, as the case may be). Now. 500 freestyle and sophomore with anyone in the MAC," Miller The team was coming off an- thereof, he gets from the Bumbling Bill. Philadelphia is one such place. Guenter Miller won the 200 but- added. other debacle at the hands of offensive line, he was going to What caused my aforemen- However, don't expect to see Ko- John Elway and company in end up on his backside far more tioned shock was the fact that Be- sar anywhere near Veteran's .... Announcing a new course for second semester.... which Kosar was put on the seat than in the end zone to celebrate lichick, the world's most stub- Stadium. of his pants six times, and hear- any touchdowns. born mule, had actually won the What I believe is going to hap- Introduction to Ethnicity and Religion ing something like this was hard- power struggle with Art Model's pen is Bernie will be reunited (Ethnic Studies 300, call tt 28161) ly funny. (basically adopted) son, Bernie with his old pal, Marty Schotten- And, beyond that, I KNEW Kosar. heimer in Kansas City, and when In this course we will study the cultural roots, something as ludicrous as this With Bumbling Bill, it's 'my Joe Montana realizes his brittle rituals, and influences ofreligion/spirituality on justCOULDN'T be true. RussEckard way or highway' and at this point, body can no longer withstand So I decided to turn on CNN Kosar is somewhere on 1-71 head- NFL punishment, he will take the life of Native Americans, and check out Headline Sports to o ing south. over. African Americans, verify my instincts. v Where, you ask? Everyone there knows Dave Latin Americans, and "A shocker from Cleveland to- Well, let me just make a little Krieg is not the answer and Ko- Asian Americans. day as veteran quarterback Ber- prediction. sar will certainly be familiar nie Kosar has been released by And I'm not so ignorant to the First of all, he is NOT headed with Schottenheimer's system. If a persco would li'« to understand a culrure| the Browns after a rocky re- there tcjy be DO better »ay to leirn ibout its people system to realize that in order to to Miami like everyone thinks. With Bemie Kosar at the helm, thin studying their vinous religious expressions, lationship with head coach Bill utilize the short and interme- Dan Marino is NOT going to be look for the Chiefs to walk away because this is where people Gad their meaning and Belichick," the CNN anouncer diate-route passing scheme that traded because this would cause with the AFC West championship values. This course, therefore, seeks an undcr- said. ■ suodiag of a variety Bumbling Bill is so insistent upor more of a public outcry than and become very legitimate con- 1 of expressions of re- I stood motionless for several -- after establishing the running Bernie could ever generate. Plus, tenders for the Super Bowl -- I ligious values that in- minutes, my head wavering back of Metcalf-up-the-middle -- of with the potential Scott Mitchell which Kosar so overwhelmingly fluence ethnic cultures _ Culturally determined behavior refl ecu religious values. If and forth like one of the flags course, a quarterback with mobi- has displayed, why would Kosar, deserves. *VW &^^U m ! 'he individual has a faith in G"d. (hen tac (facts of ir.at faith hanging above Doyt Perry field. lity is going to be necessary. or Don Shula for that matter, Russ Eckard is a sports col- , will lofluence his/her behavior No way. Impossible. As we all well know, Bemie even consider this when all he umnist for The News. j Religion, as both social organization & as in expression of This is what I tried to tell my- Kosar is about as mobile as a 727 [ the innermost self, ref.eea the huxaa condition This course 1 will help students understand ho» culturally specific behavior self. jumbo jet. is determined by As the disbelief turned to rage, But is this his fault? STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING and reflects relig- I convinced myself that driving Is it also his fault that teams ions values. to Cleveland with thoughts of as- bring everything but the kitchen WE ARE BACK & WE ARE BETTER There is a need at Bo* ling Green State Uni- sassination on my mind was sink when he is in the game be- versity to ioL-oduce siudents to the relation be- probably not the smartest thing I cause they know he isn't allowed tween religion and culture. Specifically Ameri- Hit, ALL iXfjty can students need to understand the relation of could do. to use his most important quality, ethnic cultures to their religious concepts This Instead, I just decided to vent intelligence, and call audibles to course will provide an aveone through which the . my frustration on the keys of the burn them deep? student can better understand that relationship • poor IBM that produced this No. little piece. I am, and always will be con- Learn how a peoples' spirituality gives them OK. 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