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Weather President's campaign engine gets rolling

Bush's not-yet-official whistle-stop gathering Club rushes to hype event

expected to attract large crowd of supporters by Chris Hawley also asked for volunteers to local government reporter help with security, set up au- by Christina Wise dio equipment and to join city editor "Trie trip to Ohio has not officially been announced yet" spirit teams to circulate The Bowling Green College among the crowd during the Paul Luthringer, White House media relations Republicans have a long week visit. When George Bush rolls into ahead of them. "This could be one of the Bowling Green Saturday it will With President George most incredible five days of be another Frazee Frenzy - polit- Bush planning a whistle-stop your life," Ziance told mem- ical style. While White House press offi- visit to the city on Saturday, bers. Sun 'n' fun: Topper Ray, White House ad- cials still assert the trip to Ohio club leaders are urging mem- Club leaders passed out Wednesday, sunny. High vance press lead, said the presi- has not been made official, Ray bers to "sacrifice sleep" to fliers and asked members to near 60. Winds northeast 10 dent's "whistle-stop" visit will said Bush will definitely be here. publ icize the event. distribute them in residence to 20 mph. Wednesday night, take place on the railroad tracks "We knew it was going to be halls, in campus parking lots, clear with a chance of frost. between Frazee and Reed ave- "We're sure he's coming, but like this," CR President Scott in the downtown area and at Low in the mid-30s. Thurs- nues, site of the annual Frazee the visit will not be made official Ziance told the group at its Woodland Mall. Bowling day, sunny. High near 70. block party that ended in 1990. until Marlin Fitzwater releases meeting Tuesday night. "We Green College Democrats An estimate of the crowd ex- the information and announces it knew we were going to have President Mike Cook called pected to attend has not yet been to the White House press corps," less than one week's notice, the rally "a going-away party made, but Ray speculated it will he said. and it happened." for a lame-duck president" be big. "We were never prepared and said his group has invited Inside The News "The trip to Ohio has not offi- for it, but we're going for- CDs from Kent State Univer- State Sen. Randy Gardner said cially been announced yet," said ward and we're moving well." sity, Ohio State University, Meet Bunny the wonder- it would be nice if there were a Paul Luthringer, White House he said. Miami University and the dog: lot of people. media relations. "It could be an- Ziance said club volunteers University of Toledo to attend Bowling Green police "A crowd of 10,000 to 15,000 nounced at any time, though." plan to distribute about 7,000 the event. show University students people would be good," he said, fliers a day publicizing the "Our goal is to have more their drug-sniffing dog's ca- "especially if local Republican An agenda for the president's visit and hope to paint 2,500 pabilities. candidates can share some of the visit is scheduled for release to- signs before Saturday. He See Republicans, page four. U Page four. spotlight." Whistle Stop'92 day.

Need to do laundry?: Name That Tune Three men were arrested for stealing $1,500 in quar- ters from automatic car wash coin machines in Ohio and Michigan. □ Page four.

Olscamp speaks with USC: University President Paul Olscamp discusses issues with USG during the group's retreat. □ Page three. Outside Campus

Death and dishonor: LUBBOCK. Texas - A pa- thologist pleaded no contest Monday to charges of falsi- fying autopsies in three counties and was sentenced to 10 years of probation.

Ralph Erdmann was forced to relinquish his medical license while under probation and agreed to pay about $14,000 in restitution for autopsies he had said he completed but now ac- knowledges he did not per- form.

The case was investigated after Erdmann included the weight of the man's spleen in the autopsy. Family members noted the man's spleen had been removed The BG Ntwi/roddKlclimlt several years earlier. Creating their own music, freshman biochemistry major James Watson (left) plays front of the University Union. Bllkins said they call their music "idiot music." bis guitar while Junior music major Travis Bllkins whistles through his hands in

"He cut corners of cases he didn't think would come under the scrutiny of the au thorities, like accidents and Man arrested for public indecency suicides," said Assistant At- torney General Shane Phelps. "As far as we can by Eileen McNamara complex parking lot on Thurstin home from class. tell, he did not compromise police reporter "He had his window down and I thought he was going to ask Avenue. "I started to give the directions or cut corners in any crimi- "I was really freaked out," she - I wasn't really looking At him nal cases." me something and I got up to close my window because I when I was talking because I was A 33-year-old man was taken said. "I was afraid this loony was into police custody for allegedly didn't want to talk to him... that's when I noticed what he going to start following me." looking in the direction of I-7S - masturbating and exposing him- was doing." According to police, Bailey did and then turned to look at him self to several female University follow one witness. He allegedly and he was ... you know, so I called him a name and I left," she Lottery students in broad daylight Mon- anonymous witness stopped a woman on High Street day. and asked her for directions to said. Steven P. Bailey, of Pandora, According to the police report, "He had his window down and I Interstate 75. When she arrived Police said they had received thought he was going to ask me at her apartment complex, she about three phone calls around 3 CLEVELAND - Here are also led police on a high-speed witnesses first observed Bailey something and I got up to close noticed him sitting in the parking p.m. and 3:30 p.m. and they were Tuesday night's>Ohio Lot- car chase through Bowling masturbating in his van in an my window because I didn't want lot in his van. looking for him. tery selections: Green until city and University apartment complex parking lot police managed to corner him on Thurstin Avenue at about to talk to him ... that's when I no- Another witness also was Det. Kenneth Fortney, who was Pick 3 Numbers: 8-3-9 in an unmarked police car on and remove him from his vehicle. 10:45 a.m. ticed what he was doing." stopped by Bailey for directions, Pick 4 Numbers: 8-6-5-8 The witness said she called to this time at about 3:30 p.m. in the South College Drive, was the Buckeye: 1-13-19-20-35 Bailey was arrested on two "I was in my bedroom getting her roommate, who looked out commuter lot behind Offenhauer first to spot Bailey. He said he The Super Lotto jackpot is counts of public indecency and ready for class and my window the window and saw the man Towers. pursued him at a fairly high $12 million. taken to the Wood County Justice was open," said a witness, who Center. He already has two prior did not want her name printed. speed out of the parking lot. She Krissy Meli said Bailey pulled speed for several blocks before convictions of public indecency "And I noticed a van circling the added that when she left for her up to her in his van to ask her for pulling in front of him and at- Compiled from staff and directions to 1-75 as she was cut- wire reports. from an arrest in Huron County lot ... I thought maybe he was class, she saw the suspect just in 1989. looking for someone. sitting in another apartment ting through the parking lot to go See Indecent, page six. Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, September 23, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR- IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR 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 New! Toxic labeling initiative would be big bellyache 'SAT, KID... ANY CHANCE OF GETTIN'A PLAIN (X' SLICE OF APPLE PIE AROUND HERE?' yArarning: This opinion contains Drug Administration, the 458 instead V "chemicals that have been found to come from a citizens' group in Califor- cause cancer in laboratory rats. nia. Rather than setting a minimum re- Just a casual glance of any packaged quirement, Issue 5 instead makes label- food in the grocery store becomes an ing and notification mandatory for any Talk show' pits Bush against advanced chemistry lesson instead of a product containing even a trace of the trip into nutrition. With the mind- chemicals. boggling array of additives and preser- on-campus Democratic reps vatives being put into our breakfasts, How did the chemicals get on the list? lunches and dinners, the conscientious Animal testing showing if 1 million ANNOUNCER: Hello! And ■ can defeat Bush the conventional diner gets more confusion than ribofla- people were continuously exposed for welcome to The Michael Brennan way. Nobody needs to resort to vin with each meal. 70 years at a maximum dosage, one ad- Show, with your host, Michael Michael Brennan such extremes. I don't want to Now one citizens' consumer group, Brennan! (Applause sign flashes) say that it's pathetic to watch our ditional cancer would occur. So many of MDB: Hello and thank- president kill himself politically. Ohio Citizen Action, has tried to clear the 458 have never even been known to you-thank-you-thank-you. Wel- I don't want to say that nobody the table, so to speak. Unfortunately, be dangerous to humans at all. come to the show. Today we have need do anything but watch and the proposed initiative is a little too How can a chemical stay off the list? a number of interesting guests run out the clock until Novem- over-cooked and chewy for Ohio to If it can be proven it will not cause birth who are here to talk about Presi- ber. But I just did. swallow. defects or reproductive disorders when dent Bush's impending visit. But Issue 5, a Toxic Disclosure/Labeling a person is exposed to a level 1,000 first, a Top Ten List from my MDB: Come to think of it, Initiative on the November state ballot, times greater than determined safe by lovely assistant. Tammy! wasn't there a guy running requires products sold in Ohio to carry the federal government. Tammy: From the home office around near the Heinz plant a label warning the purchaser about the If there were not existing guidelines in Jefferson, Ohio, today's list is muttering something about im- potential dangers of certain chemicals and safety measures for consumer Top Ten Slogans for WFAL to pressing Candice Bergen? (nu- found within the product. The proposed products, Issue 5 would be better than Use for Their Golf Tournament merous gasps by the studio audi- Instead of "Grab your balls," 6. Stripe your balls label would read "Warning: This prod- nothing at all. But the fact of the matter which was disapproved of by As- 5. Break your balls ence, confused looks by Cook and uct contains one or more toxic chemical is that businesses do have to comply to sistant Vice President of Student 4. Shoot your stick Sam) substances known to cause cancer." Is- an already mind-numbing array of reg- Activities Gregg DeCrane. 3. Bank your shot ANNOUNCER: And now on sue 5 would also make it mandatory for ulations from the EPA, the the U.S. 10. Swing your stick 2. Shoot your slop your right, via satellite, we have businessses with more than nine em- Consumer Product Safety Commission, 9. Censored 1. Scratch your balls. President Bush waiting to com- ployees to notify all residences within a the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the 8. Slice your balls ment on your questions. two-mile radius every six months when FDA and handfuls of state and local 7. Censored MDB: Thanks for joining us. an exposure of any of the chemicals agencies. All use, transport, storage 6. Drive it through the rough "Cook: rm almost President Bush. 5. Censored Bush: Thank you, Michael. I occurs, and every six months afterward and release of hazardous chemicals by disappointed that if s not as long as that exposure occurs. businesses is available through county 4. Censored was just telling Bar how much I 3. Write in Putt Martone Danny Quayle coming to like your show. Sounds all well and good, right? government offices and the Ohio EPA. 2. Censored Flavored to perfection, the initiative So where comes the justification in yet 1. Put it in the hole. town. We already lined up MDB: Thank you, Herbert, I would seem to be a health- and safety- another regulation, another rule, an- (Mixed applause and boos, cat- Potato People costumes." mean George. It seems to me that conscious gourmet's dream. But let's other spool of red tape? calls at Tammy) considering the domestic quag- not spread it on toast yet. The Toledo Area Chamber of Com- MDB: Thanks, Tarn! I'd like to mire you've let this country get If passed, the initiative would do merce has opposed Issue 5, stating in bring out my first guests, the into, the best thing you could nothing more than put undue burden on part, "We believe it would cause an ex- president and vice president of have done in 1992 was ride off the small business, while making fear treme hardship on and jeopardize most College Democrats, Mike Cook (Tammy exits, to much ap- into the sunset as the hero of one of the ingredients on the list. small business, and cause many larger and Sam Melendez! plause, as family values politicos Desert Storm. Instead, you will Issue 5 has a list of 458 chemicals businesses to leave Ohio, taking Cook: Thanks for having us on disapprove of her presence any- be remembered as a failed presi- frequently used in food, personal care thousands of jobs with them." the show, Dylan. way.) dent who sold out his principles Sam: Yeah! to Ronald Reagan, by practicing products and household cleaning items. The idea is sound. We all want to feel MDB: Hey, let's get down to MDB: So Sammy, what's this "voodoo economics," flip- Not a list from the Environmental safe at our dinner tables. But the meth- business. So you're planning to about the run-in you guys had flopping on the abortion issue, Protection Agency or the Food and ods lead to nothing but more confusion. have a little welcoming party for with the Secret Service on Mon- helping run up a $4 trillion debt, George Bush? day? waging a war on drugs that has Cook: Well, not exactly. We're Sam: I'm glad you asked, Dy- actually increased drug use, throwing him sort of a "Thanks lan. Cook and I were scoping out breaking your "no new taxes" Homosexuals are a minority group for the recession party" - where Bush is going to speak. I pledge and destroying the envi- The BG News: his allegation. Sam: Yeah, and it's sort of a re- was drawing a sketch of the area, ronment. My question is, con- society. People need to become where I thought he'd make his I'm responding to Christopher Why would anyone choose to be educated and realize that the dis- tirement party. sidering your record or lack speech, which telephone poles L. Hill's letter on the Opinion discriminated against? It would crimination homosexuals face MDB: Hmmmmm, I see. thereof, what were you smoking would be in the way of seeing when you decided to run for re- page Sept. 18 ("Gays don't fit the be a lot easier to "choose" to be today will not be alleviated until Cook: I'm almost disappointed him, and suddenly these two dark election? definition of minorities"). straight, but that is not the we are recognized and our rights that it's not Danny Quayle com- cars pull up. Five men in dark Bush: (with self-righteous He claims that homosexuals do choice. I did not choose my sex- are ensured. ing to town. We already lined up not fit the definition of a minority ual orientation; this is the way I Potato People costumes. (Sam suits and sunglasses got out, anger) I just want to say how dis- showed some ID and demanded appointed I am that The Michael group because they are gay by was born. Emma Hasenstaub puts on a Mr. Potato Head mask, to see my sketch. Brennan Show would ask me choice. I strongly disagree with Homosexuals are a minority in Sophomore and there is much applause.) MDB: OK! I have just been in- such a question. It has no place in formed that our musical guest, MDB: Now Sammy, we all the media It's clearly an abuse of Spencer Green — Derek Wolfgram, has arrived, know how you are. Did you put the First Amendment. I have no and will be playing for us at the up a fight or what? choice but to say that I won't end of the show, and ... what? An- Sam: C'mon! This is the Secret comment on your question, ex- 1CU Cm f INO A CWXiXA} km* A MAX, A fflMDSH*! other Top Ten List? Take it away, Service we're talking about. It's cept to say that it is all a lie. Meat-THAN tooo UXMI... , AN IWTIMAJY *«U ctoyi Tammy! not like it's USG or EOB or some- (Michael Brennan starts fum- Tammy: From the home office thing. ing at the audacity of that re- in Jefferson, Ohio, Top Ten Sug- sponse.) gested Slogans for a WFAL Bil- MDB: I see. Did they think you Sam: Hey, Dylan, relax, there's liards Tournament: guys were planning an assassina- no need to lose your temper. 10. Chalk your stick tion plot or something? (Five men in dark suits and sung- ^Tm 9. Rack your balls Cook: If that's what they lasses lead them all away.) 8. Sink your balls thought, do you think let us Michael Dylan Brennan is a 7. Pocket your balls within 1,000 miles of Bush? We columnist for The News. Correction — In the Tuesday, Sept. 22 edition was the winner of the Kappa The winner of the tricycle race of The News, it was mistakenly Sigma Tricycle Races in the pho- was actually Phi Sigma Kappa. BG News Staff reported that Sigma Phi Epsllon to caption "Tricycle Truckln'." The News regrets the error. Jim's Journal — by Jim Tim Norman Photo Editor Mary Jo Cesa Proofreader To&o*) I v*«»k«d I CMN»« hoiMt sins' Linda Lenc Asst. Photo Editor Dawn Keller Proofreader «, *\lti«* <»•««* •l«ff«4 o«U >*i beJ, Erik Pupillo Asst. 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Nicole Nuhn Asst. Copy Editor ■ O s M » ) Campus Wednesday, September 23, 1992 The BG News page three Student fiddles around Recent budget cuts cause Blue-ribbon skill tugs ear of Charlie Daniels Band vacancies in maintenance by David Huthmacher contributing reporter DePue said. "I definitely have Wynette. As a result, DePue by Julie Tagllaterro a passion for classical music, has been booked to appear on administration reporter 14 maintenance and tradeswor- repairing doors, steps and light but at the same time, when you stage with Charlie Daniels in ker and two weekend residential fixtures. A University music student play fiddle music, you're creat- Marysville, Ind., on Oct. 13. maintenance supervisors' posi- Buchanan said if a department literally fiddled his way to a ing music on the spot. You just DePue began playing the vio- The most recent round of bud- tions had to be eliminated. chairman or other staff member blue ribbon at the Hancock improvise the hell out of it and lin at the age of 5 with the en- get cuts at the University has Remaining employees in these requests minor construction, it County Fair in Findlay this let it go." couragement of his father and caused reductions in mainte- departments have had to com- could take three to six months, month. DePue said most fiddlers the inspiration of his older nance and custodial jobs, and pensate for the work left undone compared to a month last year. Sophomore Alexander De- play only in first position, brother, Wallace Jr., a junior at more vacancies in these areas by the eliminated positions. Buchanan said morale among Pue, who is the son of Universi- while he extends his range for the University. He began per- are expected. Cogar said specialists includ- his employees is low. ty music theory professor Wal- more versatility. He said he forming with his brother at age Carl Cogar, director of the ing carpenters, plumbers and lace DePue, won the contest explains his playing style as a 7 and eventually became a part physical plant, said the plant cur- others who did renovations, re- "The employees don't like to that consisted of a five-minute hybrid. of the DePue Family Musi- rently has 278 positions, com- modeling and minor construction see fellow workers laid off," he performance based on a famil- "I haven't heard anyone play cians, an ensemble that came pared to 313 last year. He said now have to do minor repairs, in- said. iar song. like me," DePue said. "I've about as the family grew larg- layoffs, natural attrition and re- cluding fixing light fixtures, "You have a tune that's rec- heard better people, but no- er. tirement packages resulted in plumbing and other tasks. As a Cogar said employees fear ognized, but what you do with body quite has the style I have. the decrease. result, most of the major renova- more cuts will affect the Univer- the song is completely your It's just an incorporation of At age 11, DePue composed By the end of the academic tions have been put on hold in- sity. However, he can not predict own," DePue said. classical and the country thing, and published his first classi- year Cogar expects 40 additional definitely. at this point how possible cuts DePue, who spends much of and I just take off on this run cal piece for violin and piano, vacancies due to the University will affect the physical plant. He his time in the symphony play- that not any fiddler can imag- and at age 14 won the Wood retirement plan and resignations. "We have the capability to do said if more cuts did occur, more ing the viola, attributed his ine." County fiddle contest - a feat He said 30 staff members have maintenance and repair work, layoffs and vacant positions success to the unique style re- This win may be more valua- he repeated four times in the already applied for the early re- but as a result [of layoffs] special would be eliminated. sulting from his family's back- ble than any other. After the next four years. tirement plan. projects are discontinued," Co- ground In country and jazz mu- most recent contest in Findlay, "If this happens, there will be gar said. "Many of our staff are frus- sic. DePue was approached by a Besides being a full-time noticeable reductions in mainte- The plant's main goal is to re- trated by our limited ability to be "The only difference be- contact to the Charlie Daniels student, he also plays with the nance and housekeeping stan- pair academic buildings and responsive to our customers," he tween the fiddle and the violin Band, as well as Bonnie Raitt, John Patrick Band, a country dards," Cogar said. Because of prioritize other areas after that. said. is the music that you play," Reba McEntire and Tammy group out of Michigan. reductions in the operating bud- "Our response to areas outside get, Cogar said the physical plant of direct instructional functions Cogar said although there are eliminated unfilled positions and will be prioritized as to whether staff members to do the neces- laid off employees. they present a safety or health sary upkeep done historically, The reductions included the risk," Cogar said. there are no longer enough for Women's health reception elimination of 40 student custo- Gary Buchanan, supervisor of special improvements, including dial jobs in residence halls. the carpentry shop, said before remodeling of buildings and Eleven full-time custodial posi- the last round of cuts, his staff other physical features impor- tions in residence halls have been would alternate between doing tant to the University. to feature AIDS discussion eliminated in the last two years small maintenance repairs and because of attrition. construction and specializing in "The physical facilities - the by Jane Kilgcre Cogar said 24 vacant custodial building desks and other furni- grounds, landscaping and build- student life reporter and skilled trade worker posi- ture. ings - are the centerpiece around "I would like to emphasize AIDS awareness to women tions were eliminated as a result Now, Buchanan said, his staff's which every function of the Uni- concerning HIV. Women are underdiagnosed and are dying of the recent cuts. Also, he said priority is to do repairs including versity takes place," Cogar said. A special invitation is going out much earBer than males with ADS." to all University women for the BGSU Student Women's Health Jeanne Wright, health educator Reception, scheduled to take place Wednesday. The reception is being held in about current health issues and virus, Wright said. USG conducts retreat honor of Women's Health Month, will explain the purposes served "In women, these are not and is sponsored by the BGSU by the clinic. symptoms that have been classi- Olscamp discusses budget, ROTC controversy Student Health Service Women's "During this reception, I would fied by the CDC [Center for like to emphasize AIDS aware- Disease Control] as AIDS symp- Health Clinic along with the byJenlBond of registering students to vote or one of his forums," Jackson ness to women concerning HIV," toms," Wright said. Women's Health Program, Ohio student government reporter at orientation and why ROTC said. "He is basically a down- Department of Health. Wright said. "Women are under- One out of every six new AIDS has not been disbanded from to-earth guy with one of the "We want to provide an aware- diagnosed and are dying much cases in the United States this the University. toughest jobs around." ness of women's health needs earlier than males with AIDS." year involves a woman, Wright University President Paul "He kind of danced around Michael Brennan, USG chief that are specific to the women Wright said one of the reasons said. Olscamp addressed the Under- the [ROTC] issue," Jackson legislative officer, said Ols- themselves, and that will empha- women are underdiagnosed is Free 10-item self-care pack- graduate Student Government said. "But the discussions were camp was a good addition to size all aspects of their health," because they may exhibit symp- ages will be given to those who at its annual retreat Saturday, a lot calmer than I thought they the retreat. said nurse practitioner Elayne toms of different gynecological attend and will include pam- discussing the budget crisis would be." "I don't always agree with Jacoby. Featured at the event problems such as vaginal yeast phlets on healthy eating, infor- and the necessity of higher ed- Jackson said it was great everything he says, but I re- will be a tour of the clinic, up- infections, reoccurrence of geni- mation on breast examinations ucation, said USG president Olscamp even allowed such an spect his intelligence," Bren- dates on current women's health tal warts and pelvic inflamma- and birth control and a sample of Jason Jackson. open arena for discussion. nan said. issues and refreshments. Also, tory disease. Many women may sun block. Olscamp also answered "Many times you only hear Jacoby and health educator have a recurrence of these symp- questions about the possiblity these things at a board meeting See USG, page five. Jeanne Wright will be speaking toms with no relation to the AIDS See Health, page five.

HOME jQ* FOOTBALL SATURDAY ... MAKE IT Q IN A ROW AT HOME! page four The BG News Wednesday, September 23, 1992 Men allegedly stole Handler shows $1,500 in quarters narcotic-finding by Eileen McNamara police reporter "They were attractive, clean-cut college kids, but abilities of dog Three Georgia men brought their stories just didn't add new meaning to the phrase by Trlna Ball contributing reporter "Those who attended seemed "spare change" when they were up." surprised at Bunny's abilities," arrested by Bowling Green Anonymous hotel desk Batch said. "I think word will police Thursday for allegedly clerk Offenhauer Towers resi- spread throughout campus and stealing more than $1,500 in dents were shown some of the people will seriously consider quarters from automatic car risks of using drugs on campus the consequences of having wash coin machines throughout by two members of the Bowl- drugs in their possession." Ohio and Michigan. check on the suspects' vehicle li- cense plates, which revealed the ing Green City Police Narco- Averaging six drug busts a Michael P. Cavanaugh, 19, and plates were reported lost or sto- tics Division - one of which year, Bunny's keen nose snif- Robbie M. Ballard, 20, who are len. Officers became suspicious was a dog. fed out nearly one kilo of drugs both from Stone Mountain and and planned to lure the suspects "Bunny," the division's Lab- buried under 3 inches of dirt students at DeFry University in out of the room to question them rador narcotics K-9, and Denny last year. Her services have Decatur, and Wesley W. Wiggins, by informing them someone had Berts, her handler, demon- also been utilized in the past at 20, of Doraville, were charged struck their vehicle in the park- strated Bunny's abilities to lo- the University. with receiving stolen property ing lot. cate cocaine, crack, heroin, In these cases, the Universi- and possession of criminal tools hash and marijuana. ty Police are notified by a hall and incarcerated in the Wood When the men came outside, Offenhauer resident ad- director after a student com- County Justice Center. police asked them for identifica- visers Juliea Yeager and Shan- plaint, Beits said. The police tion and asked where they had non Favri were responsible for usually then request Bunny's According to police, a desk gotten $60 in quarters. Cavan- coordinating Bunny's appear- help, although her abilities to clerk at the Days Inn, 1550 E. augh said Ballard had "hit it big," ance and hope to educate stu- find small quantities of drugs Wooster St., became suspicious this time in Atlantic City rather dents about the consequences in residence halls are minimal. and called police when the men than in Las Vegas like the men of drug use. "There is a small likelihood "I think [the presentation] attempted to pay for a $63 hotel told the desk clerk earlier. When of her finding a joint through a The BG Ncwi/TIm Norm«n room with all quarters, explain- police asked which casino they opened a lot of peoples' eyes," door," he said. "She is trained ing they had "just hit it big in Las were at, he said he did not know. Yeager said. Jennifer Batch, an for pounds." Trained originally Bunny, the Bowling Green Police Narcotics Division's Labrador K-9, sits with her handler In the main lobby of Offenhauer Vegas." When police asked Ballard Offenhauer resident, said she in Washington, D.C., Bunny where the quarters came from, thought Bunny will spread the Towers after demonstrating her abilities to locate marijuana The clerk, who did not want his he said he had "been saving them message. See Bunny, page six. Monday night. name printed, said the men for a long time." walked in with their pants pock- ets filled with loose quarters, and "We were pretty suspicious began to count them out on the because they had conflicting sto- countertop. ries," Det. Kenneth Fortney said. Ex-bouncer, bar sued by patron During a consent search, police "They aroused my suspicion found an extremely heavy blue by Chris Miller Perrysburg man, Lajos Borbely. The suit also names Gamer's Metz said the bar has not been because they were just too talka- bookbag filled with quarters in courts reporter The suit claims Borbely was because Borbely believes the bar informed of the suit by either tive about how they had gotten the car trunk. assaulted September 1991 by employed Inch even though they Borbely or Hickman. the quarters," he said. "They said Inch in the parking lot of knew he was "prone to violence." "Nobody has told us anything," they had won it all playing the "[The bag] would just about A Perrysburg man has filed a Gamer's, located at 893 S. Main Hickman said Inch was fired she said. "It would be nice if slot machine. There's no way give you a hernia if you tried to $25,000 lawsuit against Gamer's St. Inch was working as a boun- from the bar shortly after the in- someone would let us know." they could have carried $1,500 lift it," Police Chief Galen Ash bar and former bouncer Mike cer at the time. cident. worth of quarters out of a ca- said. Inch for injuries he received According to police reports. While the suit claims Borbely sino." from a fight that allegedly oc- Inch "struck Borbely in the face, In April, Inch was found guilty incurred $100 in medical expens- Ash added he believes the curred last year. causing a cut above his right eye in Wood County Court of domes- es as a result of the incident, The clerk said the men did not clerk should be commended for The suit, filed in Wood County and extensive swelling of the tic violence. That case is still Hickman could not comment on seem particularly dangerous, but being alert and concerned Common Pleas Court last Tues- eye/cheek area." Although Bor- under appeal. why Borbely is seeking an addi- he was still suspicious enough to enough to have contacted the day, comes exactly one year of- bely lodged the complaint, crim- tional $24,900. contact police. police. fer the alleged incident occurred inal charges were never filed Bev Metz, Gamer's assistant and barely made the deadline to against Inch over the alleged in- manager, confirmed that Inch is "I've got to get his OK before I "They were attractive, clean- "Apparently, they had done take legal action. cident. not currently employed by the can disclose any other informa- cut college kids," he said. "But this in other cities and the hotel "My guess is that he had to de- In the current suit, Borbely is bar, although she couldn't com- tion about the case," Hickman their stories just didn't add up." employees just didn't question cide what he wanted to do," said seeking $25,000 for the great ment on the Borbely incident. said. When police arrived, they ran a it," Ash said. Gregg Milkman, attorney for the "shock, mental anguish, physical suffering and humiliation" that "He comes in here once in a The defendants, Inch and he suffered as a result of Inch's while [as a patron], but he is not Gamer's, have one month to re- Trlna Armstrong KAPPA DELTA Jen Ross assault. an employee here," she said. spond to the suit. Emily Brown CONGRATULATES Nikki Stein Lauren Bruno THE SISTERS WITH Amy Winemiller Republicans Mary Jo Cesa ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Kelly Adams The Undergraduate Alumni Association Julie Faig (3.0 and above) Mickl Reynolds presents Continued from page one. Paula Gray Amy Burkey" pro-Clinton people there than Tammy Guzowskl pro-Bush," Cook said. Cook also Sue Kapp Jenny Burkey Kristin Clark said the CDs will publicize the Jenn Lang visit as a "Thanks for the Reces- Gina North Melisa Cox Beth Hutchins * sion Party." Krlsry Outclat r) b\ Both he and College Democrats Amy Pabsl \J y Georgia Morgan Public Relations Adviser Michael Andrea Parker 1 Betsy Peach s Brennan said his group has no Michelle Oulnn t~-*- ~"*~ i J ■ -"**^r" > Jen Tarr plans to interrupt the rally. Laura Sandys *^^ ,-■) '/.- ; M' Lori Wernke" "We're not planning on disrupt- Mary Schlndewolf ^Jj/~ ~~ <^y Missy Yanoff ing [Bush's] speech or anything," Jen Wallace " indicates 4.0 Jamie Young Brennan said. "We just want to be a visible presence." VOLLEYBALL

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This would cause The Toledo Area Chamber of unnecessary burdens to business, since various Commerce is opposing an initia- tive to place consumer warning government entities already require companies to report labels on products containing one hazardous chemicals under existing law." of 458 chemicals commonly used in food, household cleaning and Krystine Warner, Toledo Chamber of Commerce personal care products. The organization fears the heavy burden on small business OCA wants to extend the proposal would create a new tax in the area. already existing "right-lo-know" on business and have an effect on "The bill is not a bad theory, law to cover individuals who may economic development, especial- but as it stands, any trace of want to be aware of exposure to ly business recruitment and re- these chemicals would require harmful products. tention. labeling," she said. "This would "Ohio residents would have the Issue 5 would also include a cause unnecessary burdens to right to know to make wise de- disclosure law demanding busi- business, since various govern- cisions about products they buy nesses with 10 or more em- ment entities already require and if in fact they are being ex- ployees mail notification to all companies to report hazardous posed to harmful chemicals," residences and businesses within chemicals under existing law." Ross said. "California has been a two-mile radius every six using a very similiar law and it months when an environmental Ohio Citizens for Action, a non- has not hurt business, but prod- exposure of one of the 458 chem- profit environmental conserva- ucts have become safer." icals occurs. tion group, is proposing the bill to Instead of hurting small and ThcBGNcwi/LlndaLcnc Products that would require act as an incentive for businesses large businesses, the OCA said Issue 5 might expand business in Carving designs in basswood, Carousel Works employee Todd Goings works on a carousel horse in warning labels include apple to help clean up the environment. juice, peanut butter, nail polish "I don't believe businesses Ohio. Woodland Mall. The Carousel Works, located in Mansfield, Ohio, restores old carousel figures as well "[OCA] belives business appli- as building new ones. and hair spray, forcing busi- would purposely expose workers nesses such as beauty salons, or residents to harmful chemi- cation of the initiative would farmers and home builders to cals, but Issue 5 would be an in- have a beneficial filtering effect USG comply with the disclosure law. centive for them to use safer on society and is an incentive to the students," Jackson said. Krystine Warner, director of products and processes," said use substitute ingredients ... pos- Continued from page three. Jackson said. He will compile his proposals for the parking prob- Brennan said the retreat communications for the Toledo Paula Ross, Toledo director of sibly opening new markets," During the retreat, senators lem on campus and the bi- helped unite USG members, but chamber, said the bill will put a OCA. Ross said. discussed ways to plan and com- directional shuttle this week. not entirely. plete tasks. They also decided on Jackson plans to present his "In many ways the retreat was issues USG will focus on this ideas to Parking and Traffic conducted too much like a busi- year. ness meeting and not enough like 'DO SO-M-L-1 Jll\c; -XJCl '}O'K.SO-M-ffiO'D'}' TO'U.qo Increased programming and "All the things we want to ad- 36 senators getting to know each parking are two important issues dress have to do with the general other," Brennan said. USG will continue to address, day-to- day life and welfare of Health ^FreeCanof Por^ with purchase of Continued from page three. f ^ * Oct. 1-3 and 8-10 Large Sub or The reception will last from ■I 8:00 pm 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Student Oct. 4 •( 2 W pm Pasta Platter Health Center Building on Ridge iMPEROR Street. 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(Courtesy of ChuchuTs) USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG Elsewhere page six The BG News Wednesday, September 23, 1992 FBI raid results Syria-bound freighter stopped in arrest of two U.S. State Department urges India to tighten export controls by Ruth Sinai out that the shipment was being neer to Syria to verify that the past have warned that Syria also The Associated Press offloaded in Cyprus for transfer purchaser, Setma Ltd., had a pes- has the capacity to load chemical alleged mobsters to a Syria-bound vessel, said the ticide plant. warheads onto medium-range official, who spoke only on condi- He said he had obtained a cer- missiles that could reach Israel's by Richard Cole WASHINGTON - The United tion of anonymity. tificate from the Syrian Chamber heartland. States prevented a shipment of The Associated Press his name to the crime family The shipment was stopped and of Commerce vouching that the The State Department has for headed most recently by Go- chemicals made in India from turned back, he added. chemicals were for civilian use. months been urging India to tti. The Gambino brothers al- reaching a Syrian chemical Another shipment of 45 tons A U.S. intelligence official said tighten its export controls on MIAMI - Two Gambino legedly represented a new Si- weapons plant, Bush administra- reached Syria on May 30, said Setma Ltd. is believed to be a "dual use" chemicals. brothers linked to convicted cilian faction of the gang. tion officials said Monday. Rajju Shroff, owner of United front company for a nerve gas The New York Times, which mob boss John Gotti were Joe Gambino appeared be- U.S. authorities found out that Phosphorous of Bombay. production firm owned by the first reported the U.S. move in nabbed in an FBI raid on a fore a federal magistrate 45 tons of trimethyl phosphite He told The Associated Press Syrian government. Monday's edition, said India only plush hotel, authorities said Monday and agreed to waive left Bombay July 15 aboard the in Bombay last month that his Syria is known to have a full- limits the export of four of the 54 Monday. a formal removal hearing to freighter German Senator, said company was told the trimethyl fledged chemical weapons ar- substances on a U.S. list of "dual Giovanni "John" Gambino, New York. He said he wanted one official. They then informed phosphite would be used to make senal, including artillery shells use" chemicals that serve as the 52, and Giuseppe "Joe" Gam- to return as soon as possible, Germany, which in turn found pesticide and had sent an engi- and bombs. Israeli officials in the basis for poison gas. bino, 46, had jumped a $5 mil- according to Dan Gelber, lion bond on federal drug and spokesman for the U.S. attor- racketeering-murder charges ney's office. in New York City, said An- John Gambino, who told ar- Kissinger: POW allegation a lie drew Duffin, head of the resting agents he was ill, was FBI's Miami office. being held in an undisclosed by William M. Welch The Combines offered no Broward County hospital nam or Laos after the withdrawal Kerry, D-Mass. He said Kerry's under FBI guard until he is The Associated Press some Vietnam veterans wearing resistance Sunday, only com- of U.S. troops and the 1973 camouflage jackets and war dec- anti-war efforts at that time con- ing to the door where they well enough to appear before release of more than 591 orations. Some were relatives of tributed to the political climate were staying at the South Ha- the magistrate. Miller said. WASHINGTON - Henry Kis- prisoners of war. The former de- men still unaccounted for, such that made it Impossible for the ven Hotel-Apartments in Fort The brothers jumped bond fense secretaries cited reliable as Collene Shine of Arlington, administration to obtain a fuller Lauderdale when police be- on Sept. 1, and were the sub- singer on Tuesday denounced as "a flat-out lie" the allegation that reports of more POWs than were Va., whose father, Air Force Lt. accounting from North Vietnam, gan knocking it down with a ject of an international man- released. Col. Anthony Shine, was downed even after one was required by sledgehammer, FBI spokes- he and others knew U.S. ser- hunt that included the United "If we had known, if we had Dec. 2, 1972 on the Laos-North the Paris peace accords. man Paul Miller said. States, Europe and South vicemen were left behind when the war In Southeast Asia ended heard this, we would have acted Vietnam border. "They are very dangerous America, the FBI said. on it," Kissinger said. "The families have been lied individuals," Miller said. two decades ago. "It is totally inappropriate for The Gambinos surfaced in He bitterly disputed sugges- to," she said. "We have been vic- those who prevented any sort of "Some time ago they were Two people who made such the Gotti racketeering- tions "that when President Nixon tims of lies and a lack of effort. military action to blame those of both involved in a conspiracy murder case after they were suggestions Monday were Kis- singer's colleagues from the announced that all prisoners I'd like the priority to be focused us who wanted to enforce the to kill an Italian magistrate -- taped talking with the leader were on the way home, he or his on returning Americans alive." agreement," Kissinger said. a magistrate who was eventu- Nixon administration - defense of the Gambino crime family. aides knew that many were left Kissinger insisted that the ad- A decorated Vietnam veteran, ally murdered." secretaries James R. Schlesinger An FBI videotape shows behind." ministration has pressed the Kerry turned against the war in The New York charges in- Joseph Gambino meeting and Melvin Laird. The former secretary of state "The allegation is a flat-out North Vietnamese strongly for 1970, testifying before Congress volve heroin and cocaine traf- with Gotti, Salvatore "Sammy lie," Kissinger said, blaming the release of all prisoners and an ficking, as well as related Bull" Gravano and New Jer- and national security adviser ac- and helping found the Vietnam assertions on "leaks that could accounting of the missing, in- murder charges, he said. sey capo Robert "Bobby knowledged that even as he nego- Veterans Against the War. tiated peace with the North Viet- only have come from this in- cluding those in neighboring John Gambino is a reputed Cabert" Bisaccia the night quiry." Laos. But he contended the ad- "capo" in the Gambino fami- before the three Gotti pals al- namese, he recognized they had "Look, I didn't ask for this job," Kissinger acknowledged re- ministration's efforts were ly, and both are cousins of the legedly executed an enemy of not provided an adequate ac- Kerry told Kissinger. "I'm here ceiving "some reports alleging undercut by actions in Congress late Carlo Gambino, who gave the Sicilian wing. counting for missing Americans. because 20 years later the ques- "I think it's improbable any are that live Americans were still in to force an end to U.S. military tions still confound America." alive today," Kissinger said. "I Indochina," and said they "were operations, including bombing of have always kept open the possi- taken seriously" by U.S. officials. the North. "Let us stop torturing our- bility in my mind there were "But no confirmed report of "I had no means of pressure selves," Kissinger said. "The some in Laos." living American prisoners ever left," Kissinger said, referring to United States government kept Kissinger testified a day after crossed my desk, although I am his negotiations in Paris with the faith with those who served their other former Nixon officials, in- not saying they did not exist," he North Vietnamese. "All I could country. If servicemen were kept cluding Schlesinger and Laird, said. do is bluff my way through this." by their enemies, there is one said they believed some Ameri- The Senate committee room Kissinger challenged the villain and one villain only: the can prisoners were still in Viet- was crowded with spectators. committee's chairman, Sen. John coldhearted rulers in Hanoi." Bunny Continued from page four. was purchased with money ac- cumulated from city drug con- victions. Servicing the depart- ment as an aggressive, alert dog, she scratches any object or area Don't concealing drugs in substantial quantities. Betts said procedures taken to ready Bunny for the field did not involve actual exposure to drugs. "Bunny does not know what drugs are, she does not receive drugs, and she is not addicted," Forget he said. "She is trained with a towel smelling of marijuana and is looking for her towel and that smell when searching." Your Time Seniors Indecent Continued from page one. Your pre-appointed senior tempting to stop him on South College Drive. "I was in an unmarked car, but portrait time, that is! I'm sure he had a pretty good idea [I was a police officer]... be- cause he was trying to lose me." Fortney said he estimated Bailey was driving well over 40 mph in rainy weather down resi- Carl Wolf Studio, Inc. is on campus for dential streets. "He was driving way too fast the next several days to photograph for the road conditions and he swerved left of center a few times," he said. seniors. 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Questions? BAND Call 372-8086 TONITE for more details ONLY! Keep your appointment and earn a chance to win $300 in cash or prizes! u ' Sports Wednesday, September 23, 1992 The BG News page seven Rugby team nixes Notre Dame Tomczak given Falcons outscore the Irish, 137-1 7 in four game sweep quarterback shot byJImFogarty Special to The BC News surest tacklerson the team." lawn chair under a tree in the end break into the scoring column as by Chuck Melvln Philcox was 10 of 20 for 200 Slack cracked open the Irish zone the last 10 minutes of the he added a hat trick to make the AP sports writer yards and three touchdowns, defense just minutes into the match. final score 48-5. with no interceptions. The Bowling Green Rugby first match when he booted a Slagle added a try, as did wing The point barrage continued in The Browns signed Tomc- team outscored Notre Dame 40-yard punt into the Notre Dame Scott Woodruff in the second the third match with fullback BEREA, Ohio -- Less than a zak hastily last Wednesday 137-17 to rack up a four-game end zone. He then won the foo- half, to close out the scoring in Carlos Aragon scoring a pair of week after he joined the after Kosar broke his ankle in sweep of the Fighting Irish this trace with the covering fullback the 34-5 victory. tries and backs Brian Keefe and Cleveland Browns, Mike a Monday night loss to Miami. past weekend. The Falcon rug- to recover his own kick for a try. The pattern the Falcons set in Tim Brenner adding solo efforts. Tomczak learned Tuesday he Kosar, like Philcox, stayed in gers beat the Irish 34-5,48-5, 28-0 Two more tries, a penalty and the first match continued the rest Fly half Bill Watson chipped in will replace injured Todd the game after getting hurt and 27-7. The victories assured three conversions pushed Slack of the day as Bowling Green's four conversion kicks to give the Philcox as the starting quar- and nearly rallied the Browns Bowling Green's 13th straight Falcons a 28-0 victory. terback Sunday against Den- to a late win. berth in the Midwest Universi- Slagle had nothing but praise ver. The string of quarterback ties Cup as well as a likely top "This game was the test the new players had to pass. Now I for the Falcons' 'C side and roo- Tomczak becomes the injuries is not unprecedented four seed. know exactly how good we are, and frankly, if s pretty kies. Browns' third starter in three for the Browns, who lost four "This game was the test the "These guys are the heart and weeks, following Bernie Ko- quarterbacks ~ Kosar, Gary new players had to pass," head darn good, with the potential to be even better." soul of the team," Slagle said. sar (broken ankle) and Phil- Danielson, Mike Pagel and coach Roger Mazzarella said. "They may not know a lot of rug- cox (broken thumb). Don Struck -- to injuries in "Now I know exactly how good by yet, but they love putting the Philcox was told Tuesday 1988. we are, and frankly, it's pretty Roger Mazzarella, head coach big stick on some ball carrier." morning he has a fractured Tomczak was cut by the darn good, with the potential to Not surprisingly, as the Falcon bone at the base of his right Green Bay Packers following be even better." into a 22-point lead for the backs pummeled a thoroughly rookies took the field for the thumb that will sideline him a preseason contract holdout. Notre Dame captain Mark Ba- national scoring championship demoralized Irish defense. fourth match, the game turned for six weeks. The thumb was He had signed with Green bka just had to shake his head with a total of 61. In the second match, the Notre into a forward-dominated affair. bent back when Philcox hit Bay as a Plan B free agent after the game. "BG just owned Actually, Slack was benefiting Dame defense stiffened, but only Flanker Dennis Clark and prop the arm of a defender on a last year and started the last every phase of the game," Babka from the beating the Bowling slightly, as the Irish held BG to a Gonzalo Zaldo scored tries while long incomplete pass in the seven games of the season said. "What else can I say?" Green forwards were handing 14-5 lead in the first half. But wing Fabian Macarie booted the second quarter of Sunday's after Don Majkowski got Wing Grady Slack came in for out to their Irish counterparts. they went into complete freefall only conversion in the 27-7 vic- 28-16 win over the Los Angel- hurt some special praise from Babka Vice captain Matt Paskiet led the from there as the Falcons reeled tory. es Raiders. Before that, Tomczak spent "Slack could have played by him- charge from his eight man posi- off 34 unanswered points in the "I thought I just bruised it," six years with the Chicago self and probably beaten us," tion as the Falcons arrived at second half. Fly half Jeff Kas- The Falcons, now 13-1, will Philcox said. "I'm mad, dis- Bears, going 23-11 as a start- Babka said. every offensive breakdown with souf and loose forwards Craig open their defense of the Ohio appointed. I'm just wishing it er. Actually, Slack came pretty a ferociousness usually reserved Fey and Todd Klst closed off the Collegiate title with a pair of was all a bad dream. It was a In his career, Tomczak has close to doing just that. The na- for a tournament championship. inside of the line where the Irish matches under the lights at the little painful, but to be honest, completed 582 of 1,153 pass- tion's leading scorer, the junior "With all the balls won by our had shown their only offensive University of Dayton on Satur- it wasn't that bad." es, S0.5 percent, for 7,737 wing piled on 24 points against forwards, we had plenty of op- success. day starting at 6:30 p.m. The Fal- Philcox, making his first yards, 44 touchdowns and 56 the Irish and scored all of BG's portunities to try every play in cons will also send squads to take career start, remained in the interceptions. 20 first half points. the book," captain Doug Slagle Fullback Dave Hayward let the on Ohio State - Marion and Ober- game and threw two more He was a three-year starter "He's too small to run anybody said. scoring charge with two tries and lin College. Bowling Green has touchdown passes In the sec- at Ohio State, which went 9-3 Indeed, so many things were four conversion kicks while over, but he's too fast for any- won the Ohio Collegiate title five ond half to Eric Metcalf. who in each of those seasons. body to line him up and get a going right for the Falcons that scrum half Brian Barbaric added times in the last six years and is a had also caught one in the the normally hyperactive Maz- three tries. Hooker Carl Lariccia clean shot," Mazzarella said. "At heavy favorite to win the cham- first quarter. For the day. See BROWNS, page nine. the same time, he is one of the zarella was spotted relaxing in a became the first forward to pionship again this year. FALCON SOCCER PLAYS AT HOME THIS WEEK! TODAY: BG vs. Ohio State, 4 p.m. SATURDAY: BG vs. Central, 4 p.m. ^ G The Falcons are 5-0-1 and ranked #1 in the Great Lakes Region and #18 in the Nation!

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AL Leaders (Through Tuesday) Volleyball travels to Toledo BATTING PITCHING AB R H PCT VICTORIES by Sieve Seasly E.Martinez, Sea 135 528 100181 .343 Morris. Tor 19-5 assistant sports editor 1-1 conference Senior Angellette Love led the 11-18 on the year and 5-11 in con- Pucket, Minn 148 593 94 194 .327 Guzman, Tor ..15-4 ledger, is coming off a weekend squad in kills this weekend with ference action. Defense and Molitor. Mil 145 561 85 182 .324 Mussina, Bait...... 17-5 that had it defeating Eastern 25 (20 against Central) as well as blocking will be Toledo's path if Mack, Minn 145 556 95 179 .322 Bosio, Mil ...15-5 The volleyball team hopes to Michigan on Friday 15-6, 15-4, digs with 18. Senior setter Carey they are to derail the Falcons. F. Thomas. Chi 146 525 99 167 .319 McDowell. Chi.. ...20-8 continue its current lS-game 15-6 before dropping a four-set Amos had 63 assists for the two- Rocket Denise Berg tops the Grilley, Sea 130 517 79 166 .319 Brown, Tex .19-10 Mid-American Conference win contest to Central Michigan 15 8, day weekend and Nicky Mudrak charts in blocks for her club with R. Alomar. Tor 142 531 99 168 .316 ERA streak tonight as it travels to 4-15,7-15,10-15. possessed nine blocks. Holli 26. HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN Clemens, Bos... T55 Toledo, the team that BG Rocket junior Kim Bates broke Costein posted the highest hitting "The Toledo match is always a JuGanzalez, Tex..40 Fielder, Del 118 Appier, Kan ..2.46 defeated last Oct. 9 to initiate the a Toledo record with a .933 hit- percentage on the team with a good one," BG coach Denise Van McGwire, Oak 40 Carter, Tor 111 Mussina, Bait.. .2.60 streak. Game time is slated for ting percentage on 14 kills in 15 .348 attack mark. De Walle said. "We need to serve Carter. Tor 33 G. Bell. Chi 106 Abbott, Cal .2.68 7:30 p.m. attempts with no errors. The per- Tonight, the Falcons must con- and pass well and play good de- DOUBLES HITS Guzman, Tor... .2.75 The Falcons formance was the second best tend with a Toledo club that fense. We have been a little in- E. Martinz, Sea....46 Puckett. Minn....194 SAVES bring a 6-3 re- outing ever posted in a MAC boasts one of the league's best consistent with these parts of our F. Thomas, Chi....38 Baerga. Clev 185 Eckersley. Oak ..50 cord into the game. setters and one of the best hit- game. The game can revolve Grilley, Sea 38 Molitor. Mil 183 Aguilera, Minn.... .39 match with two The Falcons, playing the same ters. DeSeana Williams leads the around serving and passing. We Maningly. Ny 38 Martinez, Sea...181 COMP. GAMES wins and no two teams this weekend on club in kills with 83 and Gretchen need to dig in early and execute." TRIPLES STOLEN BASES McDowell. Chi. .11 losses within different days, posted a 2-0 mark Klotz has acquired 302 assists in As far as the Falcons are con- Devereaux, Bait...11 Lofton, Clev 60 STRIKEOUTS the league. by narrowly escaping Central just 28 games. cerned, balance is the source to L. Johnson, CW....11 Listach. Mil 53 R. Johnson, Sea. .203 Toledo, the Michigan on Friday 4-15, 10-15, In addition to these standouts, victory. BG's numerous hard hit- RUNS Anderson, Bait....51 Perez. NY...... 201 owner of three %JL* 15-9, 15-6, 15-5 and then wallop- Toledo retains the services of ters verify this point. Costein has Phillips, Det 107 Polonia, CalCal.. 50 Clemens, Bos.. .200 wins and five ing Eastern Michigan in straight four of its top five blockers from tallied 106 kills for the year, Love F. Thomas, Chi...101 R. Alomar, Tor....46 GAMES defeats with a VanDeWalle games 15-6,15-0,15-10. last year's team that finished 87 and Mudrak 78. Martinez, Sea....100 Henderson. Oak..46 Rogers, Tex 75

Scoreboard NL Leaders (Through Tueida V)

Oakland at Chicago. 8:05 p.m BATTING PITCHING Knicks, Magic VICTORIES BASEBALL Seattle at Kansas City, 8:15 p m. AB R H PCT Glavin, Atl 20-6 AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota at Texas, 8:15 p.m Sheffield, SD 138 527 83 175 .331 K.st Division Kruk. Phil 140 494 81 161 .327 Tewksbury, StL 16-6 NATIONAL LEAGUE TIM W L Pel. GB Van Slyke, Pit 141 558 92 184 .327 Morgan, Chi 15-7 and Clippers Toronto fin Division Swindell, Cin 12-6 88 63 .583 Gwynn, SD 128 520 77 165 .317 Milwaukee 83 67 551 4.5 Pittsburgh 89 61 .591 — Roberts, Cin 136 500 84 158 .316 Cone, NY 13-7 Montreal 82 68 .54/ 7 Baltimore 82 67 .550 5 Bonds, Pit 128435 101137 .316 Hill. Mtl 16-9 SL Louis 75 74 .503 Detroit 71 79 471 165 113 Maddux, Chi 19-11 Chicago 75 75 .500 14 Butler. LA 145 512 83 161 .313 swap players Cleveland 70 79 470 17 ERA HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN New York New York 67 82 .450 21.5 70 79 470 17 McGrifl. SD... ..34 Daulton. Phil 105 Swift. SF 2.08 Boston 67 83 .447 20.5 Philadelphia 60 88 .405 28 by Chris Sheridan West Division Sheffield. SD.. .32 Pendleton. StL....100 Tewksbury. StL 2.27 Wcsl Division AP sports writer Atlanta 90 59 .604 Maddux. Chi 2.27 Oakland 92 58 .611 — Bonds, Pitt .30 Sheflield, SD 96 Schilling, Phil 2.41 Minnesota 83 67 551 9 Cincinnati 82 67 .550 8 DOUBLES HITS Chicago 80 69 .537 11.5 San Diego 77 72 .517 11 VanSlyke. Pitt. ..42 Pendleton, All...185 Swindell, Cin 2.50 NEW YORK - Almost a month after it was first agreed upon, a Tcxai 72 79 .477 20.5 Houston 72 77 .481 18 Lankford, StL.. ...38 VanSlyke. Pitt...184 SAVES three-team trade involving the New York Knicks, Orlando Ma- California 67 82 .450 24.5 San Francisco 67 81 .447 21.5 Grissom, Mtl...... 38 Shelfield. SD 176 LeSmith. Stl 39 gic and Los Angeles Clippers was made Tuesday when Stanley Kansas City 66 83 .441 25.5 Los Angeles 60 90 .400 10.5 WCIark. SF ...38 Grissom. Mtl 174 Wetteland. Mtl 35 Tuesday's Results Roberts agreed to waive a no-trade clause and go to Los Angeles. Seattle 57 93 .180 15 TRIPLES STOLEN BASES COMP. GAMES Cincinnati 4, Houston 1 Tuesday's Result! Sanders, All. ..14 Grissom, Mtl 73 Mulholland, Phil 12 New York 6, Detroit 5 San Diego 2, San Francisco 1 The Clippers receive Roberts, a 7-foot center, from the Magic, Finley, Hou... .12 DeShields. Mtl 46 STRIKEOUTS Cleveland a Bos tor .late Philadelphi at Montreal, late and point guard Mark Jackson and a 1995 second-round draft Roberts. Cin 43 Cone, NY 214 Toronto at Baltimore, late Sl. Louis at Piusburgh, late RUNS choice from the Knicks. Chicago al New York, late Bonds, Pitt .101 Lankford, StL 41 Smoltz, Atl 202 The Knicks get forward Charles Smith and guards Doc Rivers California at Milwaukee, late Oakland at Chicago Atlanta al Los Angeles, late Grissom, Mtl.. .97 Butler, LA 41 Maddux, Chi 187 and Bo Kimble from the Clippers, and the Magic get New York's late Seattle at Kansas City, late Wednesday's Games Hollins. Phil...... 95 O. Smith. StL 41 Fernandez, NY 183 first-round draft choice in 1993 and the worst of LA's two No. 1 Minnesota a Tc»as late Piusburgh at Montreal, 7:15 p jn. selections in either 1993 or 1994. Wednesday •l Ga mes Chicago at Philadelphia, 7:15 p.m. Roberts, 22, entering his second season, held the trade up for Detroit at New York, 7:30 pm New York at Sl. Louis, 8:05 p. m. more than three weeks while deciding whether to waive the no- Cleveland a Bos tot . 7:35 p.m Houston at Sandiego, 10:05 p m. quariums trade clause included in a five-year, $14.4 million deal he signed Toronto at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta at San Fancisco, 10.0! p.m. this summer. California a Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Los Angeles. 10:15 p.m. |0ver 140 Tanks 01 Fish!! "He did not like the way it was handled originally. He had A Feeder fish $1.00 a dozen been told he would not be moved. He was angry, he was mad. He A 50 gallon aquarium $44.00 just had reservations about LA," Clippers general manager El- A Whisper #1 power filters $18.99 gin Baylor said. A Discount prices on Roberts was swayed during a visit to Los Angeles last week- all accessones Gretzky's back PERRYSBURG end. AQUARIUM "When Stanley got an opportunity to come out, once he got 420 Louisiana Avc. (419)-874-6504 here and... got a chance to see the city, he loved it. That was his major concern, the lifestyle. He's from a small city," Baylor still a problem said. by John Nadel In Smith, the Knicks get a 6-10 player who can be used at AP sports writer prognosis for a full recovery is either forward position or at center. He averaged 14.6 points and very good. WIDE WORLD 6.1 rebounds last season. Dr. Watkins said it was a "one- "I can play the 3, backup Patrick (Ewing) at center and play INGLEWOOD, Calif. - A back in-a-millon injury, a most unu- power forward, Smith said. injury might keep Wayne Gret- sual spine injury." He said sur- The Clippers and Knicks swap point guards, with Los Angeles zky, the NHL's all-time leading gery is not being contemplated. OF SP®RTS getting the younger player. Rivers, 31, averaged 10.9 points and scorer, sidelined for the upcom- 3.9 assists last year in Los Angeles. Jackson, 27, scored 11.3 ing season. Gretzy, 31, checked into Cen- points and average 8.6 assists last year. Dr. Robert Watkins of the Ker- tinela Hospital Medical Center "I don't think you can find a player in this league who wouldn't lan-Jobe Clinic said Tuesday that last Wednesday. He remained enjoy playing with Pat Ewing or wouldn't enjoy being coached Gretzky, the Los Angeles Kings' hospitalized until early Tuesday. by Pat Riley," Rivers told KMPC-AM in Los Angeles. star, has a hemiated thoracic "We feel we've had some tremendous success in the past col- disk. "There's a possibilty he'll re- lege drafts," said director of player personnel John Gabriel. He refused to speculate on turn this year," Dr. Watkins said. The Clippers, under coach Larry Brown, made the NBA when Gretzky might return, but "I'm not going to speculate on playoffs for the first time in 16 seasons last year. said that while the injury could that time. That's as specific as possibly be career-ending, the I'm going to get."

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