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Weather Mandela urges ruler's removal bvTInaSusmanbyTlnaSusman ^^ The Associated Press referendum on returning the the killings took place, kneeling return soon to stalled talks on and seizing power by force." nominally independent territory and praying between police ar- giving blacks the vote and ending The talks collapsed in June to South Africa. They said the mored vehicles. Hundreds of apartheid. ANC leaders said after 39 blacks were massacred BISHO, South Africa - An ruler, Brig. Gen. Oupa Gqozo, re- ANC members huddled around President F.W. de Klerk's in Boipatong township. The ANC angry Nelson Mandela called fused. campfires in an overnight vigil at government bore direct respon- has accused the white minority Tuesday for the removal of the South Africa controls most af- the site. sibility for the killings. government of encouraging black homeland ruler whose fairs in the homelands - estab- The normally quiet South Afri- The ruling National Party la- fighting between black factions. troops killed 24 protesters and lished under the apartheid ca-Ciskei border was sealed with shed out at the ANC in one of the wounded 196, sparking a major system as separate nations for barbed wire and guarded by Cis- harshest attacks in recent ANC leaders in Johannesburg confrontation between black and blacks - and the African National kean and South African troops. It months, saying the opposition called for the removal of two white leaders. Congress and other black groups was reopened after dusk. The group was trying to seize power. other homeland rulers who are Religious leaders, including consider most homelands puppet killings on Monday deepened The National Party called ANC major foes of the ANC - Presi- Anglican Archbishop Desmond states of Pretoria South Africa's political crisis, leaders "hard-liners hooked on dent Lucas Mangope of Bophuth- Tutu, tried to persuade the ruler Earlier, Tutu and other church making it unlikely Mandela's the Communist shortcut of trying atswana and Mangosuthu Buth- of the Ciskei homeland to hold a leaders went to the field where African National Congress will to force the country to its knees elezi, chief minister of KwaZulu.
Viewers Unified To Fight Racism Chance of showers: Wednesday, mostly sunny may soon in the morning. Increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers in the afternoon. High in the upper 70s. get BET Southwest winds increasing to 10 to 20 mph. Chance of by Oaron McDonald rain SO percent. Wednesday contributing writer night, showers likely. Low near 60. Chance of rain 60 percent. Thursday, variable Black Entertainment Televi- cloudiness with a chance of sion (BET) may be coming to -« r showers. High 70 to 75. viewers of Wood Cable, said The People For Racial Justice com- fc- mittee members at its meeting Tuesday. 4M Divtrsit: is .^TTT Inside The News "Basically, Wood Cable has been bought out by another com- MElT us FIGHT pany and has made a verbal commitment towards the end of UAO crowns new home- October," said Chris Smither- CiW Devaluation coming coordinator: man, co-chairman of the PRJ In a last-minute search, committee. UAO found a new homecom- The PRJ committee has ing committee leader after worked for about a year to get the former coordinator re- BET on Wood Cable and started a signed. petition to enlist community and □ See page three student support. Smitherman commended the new cable com- pany for making BET available Students commended: and believes that a lot of black The BG Newt/Tim Norman Two University students students will be excited. were honored by Police "We have been working on this During an anti-racism march organized by Uu Unified Committee, terrace of the Student Services building. More than 70 people at- Chief Galen Ash at the city for a while, and I think it's great about SO people marched past the north side of the Jerome Library tended the rally, where students were given the opportunity to council meeting Tuesday. that BET is coming," committee Monday evening. The march began with more than 30 people speak about race relations at the University. Q See page four co-chairman Conrad Pritscher gathered behind the Offenhauer towers and ended In a rally on the said. Outside Campus Trial progresses in silence BG vs. Ohio State: Father knows best: Wood County sheriff's Gag order decided 'in best interest' of rape case deputies took a 17-year-old Upset in works? Luckey girl to the Wood by Christopher Miller County Juvenile Detention courts reporter The gag order prevents those championship football team -- a by Mitch Weiss Center Sunday morning connected with the case, includ- star linebacker on the team that The Associated Press after her father discovered The October 22 trial of former ing witnesses and attorneys, won the MAC championship and T-shirts have been selling out a half-dressed man in his University football star Michael from speaking with the media the California Raisin Bowl last fast. bedroom closet. Calcagno is shrouded in silence about the case. year. BOWLING GREEN - The 1992 "I think BG can beat them, but as a court-imposed gag order Calcagno allegedly raped a fe- presidential race? Forget about it I don't think they will," he said. The girl's father had been remains in effect. male University student in his Both the prosecuting and de- for now. This city's attention is This was like blasphemy to working until 4 a.m., when Judge Charles Kurfess signed apartment last February. In July, fending attorneys decided that a focused on Saturday's college Doyle, who said, "We're going to he returned home to check the gag order, which became ef- he was indicted by a Wood gag order would be In the best in- football game between Bowling beat them. on his children and found fective July 1, said John Calla- County Grand Jury on charges of terest of the case, Callahan said. Green and Ohio State. "It's like David and Goliath. the doors of his house open. han, Calcagno's attorney. rape, sexual battery and gross Although attorney Todd Knoll "I'm psyched," said Pam Ten- Ohio State is from the 'Big Bad "In cases where there's a sexual imposition. was representing Calcagno at the nyson, a 19-year-old sophomore. Big 10' (Conference), and we're After discovering an un- possibility of a great deal of pub- The case drew immediate at- time the gag was agreed upon, "I think we're going to surprise a from the lowly MAC (Mid- known man sleeping on the licity it's not uncommon for a gag tention when the accused student Callahan, who has since taken lot of people. It's going to be the American Conference). Their at- front-room couch, he said he order to be Issued," Callahan turned out to be a prominent over Calcagno's defense, said it upset of the century." titude is, 'Well, you guys should went upstairs and found his said. member of the University's has not hindered his work. Upset of the century? That be glad you're on the same field daughter making his bed might be a stretch. But a lot of with us,'" he said. and a half-dressed man hid- people here say they wouldn't be Bowling Green went 11-1 last ing in the closet. surprised if the Falcons upset year, winning the MAC title and No. 22 Ohio State in Columbus. the Raisin Bowl. He and a sheriffs deputy 2 French peacekeepers "Ohio State hasn't been good in Ohio State was 8-4 last year, In- reported they found a used years, and we've been coming on cluding a New Year's Day loss to condom on the front porch. strong," said Ron Doyle, 32, a se- Syracuse in the Hall of Fame The father also reported curity guard. Bowl. two chuck roasts had been killed in Bosnian fighting This is the first meeting be- The Buckeyes struggled to removed from the freezer tween the two schools, and foot- beat Louisville 20-19 last week in and left on the back porch. by John Pomlrel ball fever has captured this city's its opener. The Falcons beat According to a the deputy's attention. Western Michigan 29-19 in its The Associated Press Military officers, who spoke report, both the girl and a soon because governments The last time the Buckeyes on condition of anonymity, said providing planes wanted opening game. female friend who was also played another Ohio school in Ohio Stadium, which seats at the house stated they SARAJEVO, Bosnia- they thought the attack was de- stronger security guarantees. football was 1934, when they beat liberate because the gunfire 90,671 people, is sold out for Sat- knew nothing about the Herzegovina ~ Heavy machine Momcllo Krajinsik, head of Western Reserve 76-0. urday's game. Bowling Green, a gun fire blasted a UN. convoy went on for at least five the parliament set up by re- Saturday's game is the main meat's removal. minutes. school of about 17,400 students, arriving from Serbia late bellious Bosnian Serbs, told topic of conversation in living Four U.N. peacekeepers in The Associated Press that the received 6,000 tickets. They sold "Unruly juvenile" char- Tuesday, killing two French rooms, bars and campus dor- quickly. peacekeepers and wounding Bosnia have been killed and 46 Serbs would beat the Saturday ges were filed against the wounded since June. Also, four mitories. The game will match Ohio others, U.N. officials said. deadline for monitoring of "The students are really pum- girl at her father's request. Italian airmen were killed their big guns. State coach John Cooper and his The attack on the convoy ped up," said Chris Flynn, a former assistant, Gary Blackney, when officials say their relief "We have made sure that our from Belgrade occurred near 18-year-old sophomore. "It's for who was selected as MAC coach the airport, where a vital airlift plane was shot down. heavy artillery positions will A Serb official said Tuesday bragging rights." of the year in his first year at Lottery of humanitarian aid was sus- be ready for U.N. supervision "It's just unbelievable on cam- that Serb militiamen will have on Thursday, two days before Bowling Green last year. pended after an Italian aid pus. There is constant talk about their heavy guns around Sar- the deadline," Krajisnik said in "Eighty-five percent of our plane was downed Thursday. the game," said Jack Gregory, players are from the state of CLEVELAND - Here are Clashes have raged for days ajevo under U.N. supervision a telephone interview. Tuesday night's Ohio Lot- by Thursday. The Serbs agreed to the plan Bowling Green's athletic direc- Ohio," Blackney said. "As they around the airstrip. tor. "We're extremely excited. were growing up, the one dream tery selections: U.N. spokesman Yusuf U.N. peacekeepers hope that last month but so far have not Pick 3 Numbers: 1-7-3 monitoring Serb artillery, implemented it This is a major event." they had was to be recruited and Khalef said it was not Imme- Several hundred people en- play football for Ohio State. And Pick 4 Numbers: 0-5-3-1 diately clear who fired on the tanks and other heavy arms The European Community Buckeye S: 17-26-28-35-36 will reduce the fighting that tightened its trade boycott tered a local Insurance compan- now they're getting an opportuni- convoy, but Serb militias and y's contest for two tickets to the The Super Lotto jackpot is Bosnian government forces has battered Bosnia's capital against Yugoslavia on Tuesday ty - maybe not to play for Ohio game. State - but to go down to the hor- $4 million. have positions near the airport. and other besieged cities for with tougher rules on truck months. traffic through its only two There were signs in some seshoe (Ohio Stadium) and play." At least two peacekeepers stores boosting the Falcons. Compiled from staff and were also wounded in the at- U.N. officials said it was un- remaining republics, Serbia "The mood right now is ex- wire reports. likely the airlift would resume and Montenegro. Steve Dunnelly, who runs a citement, one of enthusiasm " he tack. student bookstore, said Falcons said. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, September 9, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER EDITOR- IN-CHIEF AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News Deficit rhetoric can't erase writing on wall The rich are getting richer, the poor ton's drawing board are plans for a are getting poorer, and the presi- worker retraining program funded by dential candidates are getting stupider. 1.5 percent of the private-business Religious zealot at Union Both Bush and Clinton have savvy. payroll; universal college assistance They can see the handwriting on the with repayment tied to future income wall. Voters don't give a damn about or community service; tax breaks for Willie Horton or "Murphy Brown." Our families and health coverage for all, bonds students together next president is going to come from either through public or phased-in em- our wallets and purses ~ whoever we ployer plans. think can nail our economic problems to Both plans sound very nice and won- To those of you who were ex- reason for their actions, but they pecting the humor column I Michael Martone didn't need to. They merely fed the wall. derful. Clinton claims several million promised: sorry, it got pushed upon the hatred this man already That's probably why we are being new jobs, as well as a major reduction back another week. Don't worry; generated and got peer approval treated like morons. in the deficit. Bush is also making the I'll eventually write at leastone for doing so. We have a federal deficit of more 'slash the deficit' promise. enjoyable column this semester. than $4 trillion. That's more money than What they don't seem to understand (Well, I'll try.) The guy who tries to lead a the country makes in a year in reve- is that in the heads of every American, ■ VI witch hunt isn't dangerous. The nues. And that deficit is growing, too. a little light has gone off, warning us of So, what did you think of the guys in back with the torches are. Quickly. At the rate of $400 billion a the major bull tidal wave. And the ex- riot last Wednesday? If you disagree, just ask the vic- year. Meanwhile, as the nation spends perts agree. If you missed it, the fun began tims of Salem, Auschwitz or Jer- more and more on its growing interest "When people start looking at Clin- when another one of those relig- usalem. payments for the loans that cover the ton's price tags, they're going to find it ious zealots ("Brother Tom," this time) stood up in the Union Oval That's not to say you can never deficit, less and less money is being a very worrisome proposition," said and started up with the same old Some people sat back and took blindly trust the opinions of oth- spent on the programs that we expect Joseph Duncan, former head of budget tripe, proclaiming, "all sexually in the whole event with amuse- ers. Sometimes, like at the foot- and deserve from our tax dollars. statistics in the Nixon, Ford, and Carter active women are whores and all ment. ball game last Thursday, it works Bottom line? The U.S. has racked up White Houses. "But they're also going sexually active men are whore- Some people taunted Brother beautifully. too many charges on its credit card and to be very worried about the Bush eco- mongers, etc., etc." Like pre- Tom, but with a glint in their now is spending a heck of a lot of its nomic record. It's terrible, the lowest vious years, this led to his being eyes that let you know they were If you arrived late and had shi- cash on the bills. growth in the postwar era. "There are surrounded by more than a hun- taking none of this seriously. ny 10-yard-line seats (like me) So we are asking a lot of the man who some huge gaps - for example, what's dred curious University stu- But these weren't the people you only actually observed what will be president. Many tough decisions going to be paid for in what manner," dents, with a dozen of them re- that scared me. happened on your own end of the and cuts must be made in order to lop said Duncan, chief economist for Dun & butting his accusations. Some people tried to be every field. To determine what was off the head of the budget dragon. But bit as self-righteous as Brother happening down field, you had to Bradstreet. Unlike previous years, the Tom. One tremendously insecure rely upon the judgments of those is it too much to ask that the candidates crowd then started to close in woman kept rushing him, students with the equally shitty not pay lip service to our intelligence? "You've got to look at the numbers around him. Someone would step screaming "How DARE you tell seats on the other side and cheer President George Bush is making in the Clinton program skeptically," forward to ask a question, the me that I'm going to Hell?" while when lv.ey cheered. But this was typical Republican overtures in the said Stan Collender, director of federal rest of the crowd would follow others implied the same senti- OK because our baser instincts direction of recovery, talking largely of budget policy for Price-Waterhouse. his or her lead and within half an ments. I couldn't help thinking it had been franchised into a safe tax cuts and smaller government. His "But... it seems to me that's a whole lot hour, Brother Tom had less than was impossible to feel such a outlet. plans include slashing the capital gains better than saying we'll pay for it a foot to move in any direction. desperate need to prove your op- But nobody scheduled, syste- tax (intended to stimulate business), somehow, which is what Bush says." ponent was wrong unless you felt matized or started what occurred plugging a $10 billion job retraining The message here? The candidates Being persecuted doesn't make in the Oval last Wednesday, program for workers and tax breaks to don't know or don't care how to really you right, but it does make you which meant that nobody could first-time homebuyers and families get the nation jumpstarted again. With more polite. There was an in- "People who would stop it. We were lucky the game with children. He's also looking at vou- verse correlation between how otherwise never even talk a huge deficit and a stagnated economy, close the crowd crept and how was called because of rain. chers to help poorer families pay for to expect us to believe that any of these gracious Brother Tom became. to each other were wildly But what do we do when he health insurance and private-school tui- wonder programs can be undertaken By the time the crowd was upon applauding each other for comes back? It's best to simply tion. with any effectiveness at all is asking him, he wasn't saying much of not care or to just be amused. But Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton is us to vote for President Santa Claus -- a anything, but there was a real attacking him, though they if you can't overcome your in- also falling back on the usual Democrat man who'll bring all sorts of wonderful sense of bonding within the hu- didn't agree with each other stinct for destruction, remember answers to the nation's ills - more things from out of nowhere as gifts. man wall. you can hurt him most by giving money for public works and education Sorry, Bill and George, Santa doesn't It was beautiful: atheists, non- any more than they agreed him the obscurity he so desper- and a tax increase on the rich. On Clin- exist and we know it. Bah humbug! denominational Christians, ag- with Tom." ately deserves. nostics, Muslims, Catholics, and What these people most cra- Wise-Asses aligned together in venly fear is being so insignifi- hate against this shell of a man. cant that people don't even care Name-calling irresponsible use of free speech It was the most successful there was some possibility he enough to despise them. If you The BG News: multicultural event I've seen at was right. really feel a need to hurt Brother I am somewhat irritated by en years of neo-fascism. He also marked grave. Instead he is BGSU. But at least these people had Tom, just pretend he doesn't what I consider a somewhat ju- inferred that President Bush, be- doubtlessly congratulating him- People who would otherwise their own sincere beliefs to justi- exist. venile and irresponsible column cause of his position of responsi- self on his biting wit. never even talk to each other fy their irrational behavior. titled. "Politics: The Ugly Truth," bility as head of the CIA under It is my opinion that Mr. De- were wildly applauding each Mike Martone is a columnist printed in thcBG News on Sept. 1. President Nixon, was equal to the Katch's column is every bit as other for attacking him, though Some people didn't. These peo- for The News, who graciously I realize it was on the opinion brutal regimes of Red China and bad as the late Sen. Joseph they didn't agree with each other ple would blow smoke in Tom's thanks Russell Kahler for his page and it is Mr. DeKatch's Nazi Germany. McCarthy's labeling liberals as any more than they agreed with face, order him to perform ana- kind nomination, and will run if right to express his opinion. Communists. Labels used irre- Tom. tomically impossible acts, or his supporters put his name on To begin with, let us look up sponsibly cause eventual harm. There were four reactions to laugh and applaud when others the ballot in all SO states. Free However, when our American the definition of fascism found in Mr. DeKatch is entitled to ex- this circus: were cruel. They never gave any Cheeseburgers for the Elderly! forefathers gave us that right, I Webster's Dictionary. Fascism is press his opinion; I am simply believe it was their hope this defined as "any political or social pointing out he could do so more Jim's Journal — ~33jiy Jim right would be used to print the ideology of the extreme right responsibly. truth. Freedom must be used re- which relies on a combination of I do agree with him on the I r*v» 'i>1» Td*H tie f*twt«4 +» •** Tkt* kt ytlltJ t» sponsibly lest it be lost. pseudo-religious attitudes and necessity of voting. Voting is not «*« IWVM «M*» *ke f»ft«lw«tKtr«, the brutal use of force for getting only a right and privilege, but a UoVi*} *t -tk« +V,i 0*1 UoVf *1 fcu*4 •»*! Ill In his column, Mr. DeKatch and keeping power." If any of duty and responsibility for all V%*U W«M d" •>»*. equates our College Republicans Mr. DeKatch's inferences were Americans. Please do so based on 7« C^II ti»« t»r»f with fascists and the Hitler true he would have mysteriously facts, not labels. Mmtol fW«tt}vt«. u Youth Corps. He called the Ron- disappeared into a bamboo gulag, Scon VanSickle ald Reagan presidency the gold- a concentration camp or an un- Wauseon, Ohio
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Wednesday, September 9, 1992 The BG^News News page threetnree New coordinator picked Education programs to be to oversee Homecoming scrutinized by new dean several years, in addition to de- by Jane Kllgore by Michael Zawackl earlier this summer for personal and professional considerations. student life reporter thing and thought, OK, I'll take ing king and queen, the banner faculty reporter termining which are essential for the bull by the horns," Prill contest, daily activities of the the overall college." said. "I hope we will make this week, such as an outdoor mov- Russell said he would like to Russell was hired as chairman The University Activities the best homecoming ever." ie, concert, pep rally and bon- New Education and Allied place emphasis on collaborative of the Department of Applied Organization recently selected UAO members said things are fire and a dance committee Professions Dean Ronald Russell enterprises with school systems, Human Ecology in June 1978. He a new homecoming coordinator moving along just fine despite that is preparing for a Friday said he plans to examine how to business industries and local and then served as associate dean of after the former one forfeited the mix-up. evening event. improve his college while facing state governments. the College of EDAP from her responsibilities for per- "It was a very smooth tran- "Everything is coming along the restrictions of a campuswide Emphasis will also be placed on 1981-84. He became the coor- sonal reasons. sition, and we are pleased with fine," Prill said. "The theme of budget crisis. The position was filled by Tracey's enthusiasm," UAO this year's homecoming is 'Un- Russell said he would like to homecoming committee mem- graduate adviser Eric Tammes ited We Stand," in hope of take a closer look at the sports '1 look forward to the opportunity to work ber Tracey Prill, who was se- said. bringing the whole campus management, elementary and with all the faculty in the college as we lected through an interviewing The committee itself is di- together internationally." "We secondary education programs in process last week and will re- vided into subcommittees that are excited about what will be order to maintain the quality of face the challenges of a state which is place previous coordinator work on different aspects of happening for this year's the programs and to determine facing economic recovery." Megan Pletcher. the homecoming festivites. homecoming, and we appreci- which optional enrollment strat- "I thought over the position There are committees ate all the support that we have egies should be used. Ronald Russell, dean of Education and for a while, looked over every- centered around the homecom- been given," Tammes added. Great care will be taken, he Allied Professions said, in the initiation of long- range planning for the effective and efficient use of personnel preparing for a visit from the dinator of graduate studies in the and financial resources. National Council for the Accredi- College of AHE in 1984, a post he "For this college, the budget tation of Teacher Education Pro- maintained for four years. Xlan's fall ruled an accident cuts resulted in the loss of six po- grams, he said. "I look forward to the opportu- The Associated Press sitions and a total cut of 18 per- Stepping up from his one-year nity to work with all the faculty Paul Miller Jr., 19, was found An autopsy revealed that Mil- cent in the operating budget," stint as interim dean for the Col- in the college as we face the chal- dead early Aug. 1 near the base ler had been drinking. Russell said. "We're in the pro- lege of EDAP, Russell took over lenges of a state which is facing ATTICA, Ohio -- No foul play of a 100-foot high grain silo. "We're pretty sure other peo- cess of re-evaluating the services for former dean Thomas Lasley economic recovery," Russell was involved in the death of a ple were there at the grain eleva- we were doing over the past last month. Lasley had resigned said. Bowling Green State University He attended a party in this tor, but we're almost certain student who fell from a grain silo rural northwest Ohio village July there was no criminal intent," last month, police said. 31. Police Chief Steve Sattig said. Give -.mother birthday Give bkxxl. ' American Red Cross
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Woods, offensive tackle. past Wright State in three margin to 14-10 and then Wil- "Tonight was a total team BASEBALL NEW YORK (AP) - Now that straight games (15-13, 15-10, liams hit the game winner to seal effort," said Van De Walle. baseball owners have gotten rid CLEVELAND INDIANS-Recalled Mike Christopher, pitcher, of Fay Vincent, they have to fig- 15-7) Tuesday evening at Ander- the second game and stifle any "(Carey) Amos set a great match. from Colorado Springs of the American Association. Sent Scott threats of a Raider comeback. Her selection was smart and her ure out what they want next. son Arena. Scudder, pitcher, to Colorado Springs on a rehabilitation as- Baseball's 10-man executive The victory raises BG's record Sanders turned in a steady per- serving is a big key for our suc- signment. council met by telephone for 15 to 3-1. Wright State has won only formance with 16 kills, a .517 hit- cess. The word that sums up our CINCINNATI REDS-Activated Greg Swindell, pitcher, from ting percentage, two service strength is balance. We played a minutes Tuesday and didn't once in five tries. the 15-day disabled list. make any substantive decisions. The Raiders came to play in the aces, five blocks and seven digs. lot of people tonight, and as the The group will convene again initial stages of the match as the "Mitzi played one of the better season goes on we will need matches I have seen her play," everybody." Wednesday, this time in St. Louis, first game went to the wire. The at the regular quarterly meeting. superior play of middle hitters head coach Denise Van De Walle Amos ended the evening with NL Leaders (Through Monday) said. "She was very aggressive 49 sets, five blocks, eight digs "It was a very brief call," said Nicky Mudrak and Mitzi Sanders BATTING PITCHING Bud Selig of the Milwaukee was the difference as BG pre- and confident tonight." and six kills. Mudrak notched 15 AB R H PCT VICTORIES kills with a .667 hitting percent- Brewers, a non-voting member vailed 15-13. Wright State's resistance sof- Snoll.eld. SO 126 484 77 161 .335 Glavin. Atl ...19-6 tened as the third game saw the age. Senior Holli Costein added of the group. "This is obviously In the second game, BG raced Van Slyke, Pitt 128 500 81 165 .329 Maddux, Chi .16-11 done better in person." to a 9-2 lead as Jessica Andrasko Falcons jump to a 5-0 lead on ample support with 7 kills and 11 Kruk, Phil 127 445 75 143 .324 Tewksbury. StL. ...15-5 Although 18 owners united in belted home two service aces. Angellette Love's kill. Love ter- digs. Gwynn, SD 125 506 76 159 .314 HIM. Mil ...15-7 their opposition to Vincent, forc- Pendelton, Atl 134 546 80 169 .309 Martinez, Mtl .15-11 ing him to resign Monday, they Caminiti. Hoo 110 411 58 127 .307 Morgan. Chi ...14-6 are divided on their goals and in- EQUIP YOURSELF FOR LIFE Grace, Chi 131 498 58 151 .306 BHurst, SD ...14-7 tentions. HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN EllA" "I'm not on the executive BUCKLE UP! McGrilt. SD... ..34 Daullon. Phil 95 Tewksbury. StL.. .2.05 council and I don't know if it will Fitness is important to your health. Chances are, you are more likely to Sheffield, SD.. .30 Sheffield, SD 93 Swift. SF .2.18 be an interim commissioner, but die while traveling in a traffic artery than you are from a clogged pulmonary Bonds. Pitt .27 McGrill. SD 91 Maddux, Chi ...2.21 someone will be named artery. You can equip yourself for life by buckling up. It's the ultimate DOUBLES HITS Morgan. Chi .2.32 tomorrow," predicted Chicago fitness program. Consider these facts: VanSlyke. Pitt. .39 Pendleton, Atl...170 Schilling. Phil .2.50 White Sox owner Jerry Reins- WCIark, SF ..35 VanSlyke, Pitt...166 SAVES • Safety-belt use has saved 15,200 lives since 1983: dorf. Duncan, Phil ..35 Sheffield. SD 163 LeSmith. Stl.. ..38 Other owners said they may • Unrestrained vehicle occupants ore three times as likely to require Lanklord. StL... .34 Gwynn. SD 160 Myers. SD.... .32 appoint a caretaker during their hospitalization than restrained occupants: TRIPLES STOLEN BASES COMP. GAMES two days of meetings in St. Louis, • The probability of being involved in on injury producing motor- Sanders. Atl. ...15 Grissom. Mtl 67 Mulholland, Phil.. .10 or they may leave the executive vehicle crash is higher than 86 percent: and, Finley, Hou...... 11 DeShields, Mtl 45 STRIKEOUTS council in charge for the time be- • Safety belts reduce the likelihood of total or serious injuries by 40 to RUNS Butler, LA 40 Cone. NY .214 ing. The Major League Agree- 56 percent. Bonds. Pitt...... 89 Roberts, Cin 39 Smoltz. Atl .192 ment states the executive council Grissom. Mtl. ..88 Lankford, StL 38 Fernandez. NY. .164 Hollins, Phil... .87 Biggio, Hou 35 GMaddux. Chi.. .163 See ISSUES, page six. |W,STOroW3SWWWWWKV5WWW«K«WrW^^ SECOND SIGHT Attention All Patients! Dr. Roberts will be in the Bowling Green office on Tuesdays Don't miss out on: from now on. starting Tuesday, September 15. • Vintage jewelry and clothing We will no longer have office hours on Mondays. Be sure and &cP make a note on your calendars for shots and appointments to Records • Books • Beads • Hats be given at the same location on Tuesdays. • Art work • Other Curious Items James C. Roberts, Sr. M.D. TETHRA'S WELL 126 West Wooster 3949 Sunfor.lt Court #203 960 West Wooitar tl 103 ( Tolodo.OH 43606 Bowling Gr«en, OH 43402 ■ Custom Made Jewelry. Gifts, Psychic Readers Hours: Monday - Saturday 12-6 , (419)472 0759 (419)354 1069, & Metaphysical Needs Available Wed. k F or by apprnt It blows everything else Don't out of the water. Forget ■liWimii - Your Time Seniors Your pre-appointed senior portrait time, that is! 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Even the first, it better the next day, even if you is in charge of baseball in the of the commissioner's staff. Fernandez, taught a painful les- 4-1,40-15. looked like I was winning it easy, are sore," Edberg said. "You are absence of a commissioner. -The owners who will head son she never forgot in a U.S. Fernandez broke Sabatini at but it wasn't that easy. really feeling that you are hitting "I really don't know what's baseball's attempt to restruc- Open loss to Gabriela Sabatini love in the final game of the third "She's definitely been a great the ball well. I am sure that is go- going to happen," Selig said. ture. two years ago, reversed roles set, on the attack all the way to example for me." ing to be the case tomorrow. You "I don't think anyone does." Tuesday and charged into the the last point - a backhand ap- Fernandez's reward for win- need those, because it is not the Among the questions to be Various names have been semifinals. proach that Sabatini drove long. ning is a match against Seles, the same thing practicing for four resolved are: floated as possible replace- Fernandez, seeded No. 7, upset The 21-year-old Fernandez, defending champion and No. 1 hours. Playing a match like this, -The San Francisco Giants' ments for Vincent, including the fourth-seeded Sabatini 6-2, runner-up to Monica Seles in the seed, a 6-1,6-2 winner over Patri- it is like 20,30 hours of practice." proposed move to St. Peters- former American League 1-6, 64 with the same net- Australian Open this year, cia Hy. In another fourth-round match, burg, Fla. president Lee MacPhail, rushing, aggressive style that reached the Open semis for only Stefan Edberg, the defending Wayne Ferreira beat Emilio San- Sabatini used to win the 1990 the second time in eight years. men's champion and No. 2 seed, chez 6-2,6-4,2-6,6-4. -The appeal by the commis- Player Relations Committee Open. Sabatini had not lost any other got all he could handle from No. Edberg blew a chance to wrap sioner's office of a prelimi- president Richard Ravitch, Fernandez rushed the net, risk- Grand Slam event before the se- 15 Richard Krajiceck before up the match early when he slop- nary injunction blocking former Montreal Expos exec- ing winners, forcing the action mifinals this year. winning 6-4,6-7 (6-8), 6-3, 3-6,64 pily slapped two volleys into the National League realignment. utive John McHale and Dem- and Sabatini staying back. Fer- "I'm taking advantage of it to reach the quarterfinals. net at the end of the tie-breaker, ocratic National Committee nandez took the lead at the now. I'm playing aggressively," "When you push yourself for and he looked like a loser when -The fate of the leadership chairman Ron Brown. critical moment and kept it, 7-5, Fernandez said. "This was a four hours, you always feel a lot he fell behind 1-3 in the fifth set. Classified The BG News PRE-JOUR • PRE-RTVF ■ PRE-TCOM Be the 1992 Homecoming King or Queen! No* introducing James Cano al Earn $1000 per week at home stuffing enve- Van driver. Part-time position to provide trans. CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Advising Session for Spring '93 Registered Seniors should pick up applications Victorian Hair Gallery and Spa lopes! 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Only • The BG News Preview Wednesday, September 9, 1992 The BG News Vol. 1, Issue 1 The BG News/Tim Norman Head coach Gary Blackney prepares for his return to Ohio State, Saturday. The Bowling Green Falcons will play the Buckeye's for the first time in school history. When Blackney puts the defending Mid-American Conference Champions on the field at Ohio Stadium, there will be one goal, respect. page 2 Wednesday, September 9, 1992 Preview r The Ohio State Preview Gary Blackney heads back to Ohio Stadium — page 4 OSU coach John Cooper prepares for the Falcons — page 5 Columbus natives anticipate homecoming — page 3 On the street, BG fans predict the outcome — page 3 The Big 10 isn't so big — page 7 The four horsemen ride again — page 6 Skip the game, this is what really happened — page 7 Ohio State community ready for the Falcons — page 6 The Preview Staff Editor - Glen Lubber! 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What else has your stomach got to do? 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The Insider choice for Best Pizza for 1992 419-352-8424 Monday - Friday 1-800-848-2423 352-5166 Preview Wednesday, September 9, 1992 page 3 'A home game away from home' Four Columbus-born players ready to play in front of friends, family by Randy Setter sports writer his friends would work in re- family in the game he tabs as his any college. "I'm happy to be playing in freshment booths on game days. "home game away from home." Butler added, "We want to beat front of the home crowd and I'm "It was a fantasy of all my At the other extreme, freshman OSU. But emotionally, it's just gonna put on a show for What connection do Bowling friends and I to make it to Ohio inside linebacker Clyde Butler another game." Freshman Steve them,"sophomore defensive Green football players Steve Hartley, a tailback for the Fal- back Steve Ayers said. Ayers, Clyde Butler, Steve Hart- cons, watched the Buckeyes on The Ayers family has always ley and AkiH Hutchinson have in televison many times and attend- been Ohio State oriented, espe- common with Ohio State besides ed a few games as a child. cially with his uncle playing for wanting to upset the mighty Big "I'm happy to be playing in front ol the "Everybody in Columbus has the 1975-76 squad. But this year 10 team this Saturday? attended at least one OSU game his family will be cheering for All four players were born and home crowd and I'm gonna put on a show and the games were always on Steve and the Falcons. raised in Columbus and are not tor them." TV," Hartley said. "It was kind of Ayers' high school coach ar- the least bit unhappy about hard not to." ranged for tickets for this year's standing across the field from Steve Ayers, defensive back Hartley is excited about the team to watch two products of the scarlet and gray-clad team extra exposure the Falcons will Brookhaven's football program that is the center of focus in their receive because of the game - play against each other. hometown. e exposure he believes the team Marlin Kerner, also a defen- As a youth growing up and deserves. sive back, played with Ayers at playing football in his inner-city State from the inner city. But, I followed Ohio State basketball Many friends and families of Brookhaven, but will be standing Columbus neighborhood, Hut- did make BG's team." more than the football team and the players will be a friendly mi- with the other team. chinson dreamed of making it big His fantasy to play college did not dream of playing for the nority of the huge, partisan "I haven't seen or heard from and playing for Ohio State. To football came true. He also gets Buckeyes, but instead dreamed crowd cheering them and the him lately, but I'll see him at the watch the team, Hutchinson and to play in front of his friends and of playing college football for rest of the Falcons on. game on the other sideline." Street Beat SUPPORT THE Bowling Green State University "I think we'B probably win. We looked pretty FOOTBALL FALCONS! good in the opening game. 1991 MAC & RAISIN BOWL Champs! We were tough, so I'll say BG, 100-3." FALCONS! Dale Pagano, sophomore education major / \-^ BEAT THE BUCKS! GOOD LUCK to "OSU won't play it's first Coach Gary Blackney or second string. They'll and THE 1992 FOOTBALL play their weakest string FALCONS! to give BG a chance. Even then they'll win easily." Nikki Lessig, from the sophomore UNIVERSITY Pkoloi byT«r«iaTli»m»f BOOKSTORE fc A A AAJ. page 4 Wednesday, September 9, 1992 Preview P Gary Blackney Brown Blackney eagerly awaits (1970-71-72-Defensive Backs) Rhode Island (197 3-74-Offensive Backs) Wisconsin Ohio State homecoming (1975-76-Defcnsivc Backs, 1977-Defensive Coordinator) by Steve Seasly UCLA assistant sports editor and at my other former assistant OSU and I want to show them my (1978-79-Defensive Backs) positions. I learned motivational football team." Syracuse skills, organization and a basic Blackney is dismissing any (1980-81-82-83-Defensive Backs) Ohio State will be facing more philosophy of football. I have thoughts of an OSU letdown due Ohio State than just BG head coach Gary taken the best of Bruce, Cooper to BG's obscurity as a national (1984-Defensive Backs, 1985-86-87-Defensive Coordinator Blackney and the Bowling Green and the others and have tried to football powerhouse. He con- 1988-89-90-Inside Linebackers) Falcons this Saturday at Ohio bring these qualities into my own tends that Saturday's contest Is a Stadium. The Buckeyes must personality. significant one for the Buckeyes contend with Dick MacPherson, Blackney's coaching days at as well. Terry Donahue, Earle Bruce, Ric OSU coupled with the connection "Ohio State probably doesn't Forzano and yes Buckeye fans, of his children to the university have a clear understanding of TOYOTA even John Cooper. have placed an added signifi- MAC football," he said. "That is How can this cance to Saturday's encounter. because they haven't played that be? Simple. However, Blackney is quick to many MAC teams. I don't think WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE! These revered point out that Saturday's game they will take us lightly because head coaches will not be the most important of all the media attention the have all con- Hr one of the season. game has received. They defi- TOYOTA QUALITY tributed to "1 have a daughter who gradu- nitely know about us. I think we Blackney's ated from OSU and two sons who have more to gain through this LUBE, OIL & FILTER unique coach- attend OSU," Blackney said. "My game than they do. 1 • Includes up lo 6 quarts of Genuine Toyola oil. ing concoction memories of Ohio State are fond. Cooper also has strong feelings i • Install Genuine Toyota double-filtering oil titter. 1 that breeded a It is a great school with great about playing his former assis- • Lubrication (when Mid-American Blackney ■ applicable). tradition. Coach Bruce and Coop- tant. He praised Blackney and Check all fluid levels $17.95* Conference er have had a great influence on the Falcons for last season's suc- I ' rurfco'ft. 4E4'« and dnM my to •NgMy Ngtor. Championship last season. me. Cooper has done an excep- cess. Blackney seved as an assistant to tional job under tough circum- "I'm happy for Gary Blackney TOYOTA QUALITY each of these prominent pigskin stances at OSU. I admit that it is and wish him luck," Cooper said. philosophers before he began his not just another game. "I hope Bowling Green wins 10 own crusade in Bowling Green. "It is a special historical game games this year. I was very ! AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Blackney's longest assistant for us with a lot of meaning to us happy for him last year. I don't coaching spree came with the and the MAC. know of anybody who did a better TUNE-UP Buckeyes during the days of job coaching college football I • Replace pan gasket and fluid. Bruce and Cooper from 1984 to Blackney is hoping his past re- than Gary Blackney. Matter of ' • Clean screen. $39.95 1990. He coached the defensive ■ • Adjust linkage and throttle cable lations with the Buckeyes eases fact, I voted for Gary as National j backs in 1984. held the post of de- the customary walk down the Coach of the Year." fensive coordinator from tunnel as he guides his Falcon While many observers believe TOYOTA QUALITY 1985-1987 and schooled the inside team onto one of the most intimi- Blackney's task of stunning the linebacking corp from 1988-1990. dating gridirons in the country. Buckeyes to be next to impossi- i CHECK-UP Blackney's coaching resume "Our advantage is that I know ble, the BG maestro will be con- • Comprehensive bumper to bumper has provided him with a coaching Ohio State's players and coach- tent with nothing else but an up- I inspection of all major systems. philosophy that has rendered es," Blackney said. "Other teams set. • Make your appoinlmenf now. positive results. However, the don't have that luxury. We've had "The win is vital for us," he adoption process wasn't absolute. success in the past against good said. "A moral victory won't help Blackney has added spices of his teams. There is no intimidation us achieve our objectives of gain- n, own ingenuity to the teachings of factor involved here. We have to ing respect for our program and TOYOTA QUALITY these apprenticeships. worry about the things we can our conference. The way we "I had a great seven years at control. When I walk onto that achieve this goal is by having the TIRE BALANCE/ Ohio State," said Blackney. "I field, I'm sure pride will take belief that we can accomplish it. learned a lot of qualities at OSU over. I have a lot of friends at We can do this. It ROTATION is an opportunity for players Inspect tires for wear. from the area who grew up in the I • Balance all four wheels shadow of the horseshoe to • Rotate tires. i» Check lire pressure $24.95 shine." While the focus is clear for Blackney, Cooper said he may Pictuife have a little trouble with his con- science on September 11, but PARTS & come Saturday he knows what Place: must be done. SERVICE "The one thing I sorta don't 7 Anr wtta/ you dn/or me' in the Student Union like about playing Bowling Green byGlen Lubbert State. I know most of the players pions for the first time in its 102 sports editor and most of the coaches. John year history. Cooper is a very good friend of While Cooper considers the mine. I owe John Cooper a lot. MAC in a different league than They're a team with a history When Earle Bruce was fired, the Big 10, Blackney doesn't see of coaching excellence. Paul John elected to keep me on as a the same disparity between Divi- Brown, Carroll Widdoes, W. W. hold-over coach. So, I'm tremen- sion I programs. "Woody" Hayes, and Earle dously indebted to John Cooper." "Well, I think on any given day Bruce; their names are spoken as It's a debt Blackney would like in Division I football or Division a symbol of national collegiate to repay in full with a display of I-A football, if one team is not fo- success. These were iron-tough his coaching abilities and a Fal- cused and the other team is fo- Ohio men with deep football con victory against the Buck- cused, if one team is executing roots of utter dominance and eyes. and the other team might be a success in Ohio, both at the high But Cooper is already well little bit off in terms of execu- school and collegiate level. aware of Blackney's abilities to tion, I think anything can hap- The Ohio State University transform the impossible into the pen," Blackney said. football program was built by probable. If anyone can pull of That's the attitude Louisville and around the character of this win, it will be Blackney. had when they went against the these men who refused to accept "! was very, very happy for the Buckeyes last weekend and very failure. Men who were willing to year they had last year," Cooper nearly did the impossible. The dedicate their lives to the pursuit said. "They had one of those Cin- Cardinals took themselves to an- of one goal, the national cham- derella type seasons last year other plane of competition and pionship. and put it all together. put a big scare in the hearts and Five years ago, Tennessee The attention is just what the minds of the seemingly invinci- native John Cooper set out to Mid-American Conference ble Ohio State team and a battle- make his own mark on the Buck- needed to jolt itself into the lime- weary John Cooper. The Falcons eye program. It's a goal Cooper light. But it still lies in the cold will be searching for that same has yet to achieve. shadow of the Big 10, a confer- plane, one with a winning score After finishing in a tie for third ence long on tradition and short and a irrevocable stamp of re- place in the Big 10 last season, on patience for upstart teams. spect. talk of his ability to guide the For whatever reasons, Ohio State "My team is not afraid of Ohio Scarlet and Gray to their ulti- will take on the defending Mid- State, and they will not be intimi- mate goal resurfaced. He was put American Conference Cham- dated," Blackney said. under the microscope, both per- sonally and professionally. Every aspect of his career was reviewed and criticized. His skills as a football coach were brought to question by the very fans that have supported Ohio State for more than a century. Now in his fifth year as head Ohio Stale Sport * Information football coach, John Cooper is ready to take the Buckeyes Ohio Stale head coach John Cooper is currently In bis fifth year as the against its first Mid-American Buckeye head coach, compiling a record of 27-18-2 and leading his Conference foe, Bowling Green. team to a pair of Hall of Fame Bowls and a Liberty Bowl appearance. "I love Ohio State," Falcon He began his 15 year career at Tulsa compiling a S7-31 record before head coach Gary Blackney said. moving on to Arizona State. He led the Sun Devils to a 13-6-2 record "I spent seven years at Ohio and a Rose Bowl victory in 1986. - Discover New Horizons. Nikonmmmw b good -o to> a n it*, on * loot though, ihw *t* btoi Falcon fans, good news from tors." With that text completed, nies Smith's request to take a September 14, 1991. Central Michigan vs. Michigan State. It the House! No need to make that he feels he Is ready for his first quick study break, No. 26 quits was a game that was supposed to be another easy victory for the road trip to Columbus! Sell your Econ 440 test on Friday. the team again. His TD ties the Spartans against a smaller school from the Mid-American Con- tickets! Cancel your hotel reser- As the second half begins, only score at 21 apiece. ference. vations! The Falcons will beat the five Buckeyes take the field to OSU goes up three with a But led by running back Billy Smith, the Chippewas stunned Bucks - oh, it'll be close, but kick off to BG. The rest of the 40-yard field goal. ABC does not Michigan State and the 71,629 fans in Spartan Stadium by trust me. So, live from Ohio Sta- squad is searching for Smith. cover it though, as Smith holds a defeating the Spartans 20-3. Smith rushed for 162 yards on 40 dium, it's Saturday afternoon... Eric McGhee returns the ball for press conference in front of his carries, while the MSU's offense was held to only 228 yards total The game opens up with a limousine. He says he will earn offense and turned the ball over three times. bench-clearing brawl after the his doctorate by next semester, According to Central Michigan head coach Herb Deromedi, it first kickoff, highlighted by BG Mark DeChant then enter the NFL draft. When was a chance to enhance the reputation of the school and the coach Gary Blackney threaten- the conference is over, the OSU Mid-American Conference. ing his players, "You guys better track coach takes him car- "It is important that we recognize the Big 10 schools that will get back on the sidelines, or I'm shopping. play MAC schools and give them the opportunity to play Big 10 keeping the whole team in With the score 24-21, the Fal- opposition," Deromedi said. Columbus for an ext ra night!" cons have mere seconds on the The game was the first of what was supposed to be a two year clock with the ball on the 49 yard contarct, but has been extended to three years. Deromedi said, Bruised Buckeye Robert Smith line. Despite a fierce rush. White in talking to George Perlcs, Michigan State's head coach, it was sheds his street clothes, throws gets away a desperation pass to important for the Spartans to play CMU and give the Chipps a on a jersey, and explodes for 124 Szalchcic, who snags it in the chance to play a bigger school. yards. His first quarter stats in- endzone. Just before he is In addition, Deromedi commented that it does more good for a clude touchdown runs of 44 and mobbed by thousands of rabid Big 10 school such as Michigan State to play Central Michigan or 68 yards. OSU, 14-0. In the sec- Falcon fans, he strikes the 1 his Ohio State to play Bowling Green, than for a Big 10 school to ond quarter, Mark Szalchcic gets his easiest touchdown since high man pose, a la Desmond Howard, schedule a non-conference game against an out of state oppo- a pass behind the line of scrim- school. Score tied, 14-14. in the endzone. nent. mage. He then throws a perfect Later in the period, Ken Bur- After the game, the OSU athlet- Scott Seelinger, assistant coach at Bowling Green and a form- spiral to Erik White, who is ress intercepts an OSU pass. ic director, James Jones, fires er assistant at Wisconsin, talked about many of same things sprinting towards the endzone. Burress shakes two tacklers, John Cooper. Then, in front of a Deromedi did. "You have to give Ohio State a lot of credit for Touchdown Bowling Green. then flips the ball to defensive national television audience, he scheduling us because they really have nothing to gain from Head coach Gary Blackney ex- lineman Norman Hammoud. The offers Blackney the head coach- playing the game," he said. plained after the game, "It was 295-pound sophomore outraces ing job. Blackney emphatically just getting boring. White to half a dozen Buckeye pursuers, turns down the 6-year, $12 mil- Szalchcic, White to Szalchcic,..." and scores Bowling Green's third lion offer, saying, "No thanks, I'd OSU, 14-7 In the OSU locker touchdown. like to stay with a program that's room, Smith skips the coach's After scoring another touch- going somewhere." down, Robert Smith remembers Call your bookie. Big Game? half time talk in favor of reading that his Econ test is on Monday Mark DeChant is a sports the last two chapters of "Econo- and not Friday. After Cooper de- writer for The News. 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