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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. NCAA basketball tournament underway, p. 5 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 95 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, March 14,1986 Soviets break custom, televise launch MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union above the space center in Kazakhstan. Soviet television was quick to show program's achievements to audiences greater self-confidence in their pro- launched two veteran cosmonauts yes- It carried commander Leonid Kizim film of the Jan. 28 Challenger explosion, here and abroad. gram," he said. "It helps concentrate terday on the first manned space mis- and engineer Vladimir Solovev to a which took the lives of all seven astro- Marsha Smith, executive director of world attention on the benign part of sion since the Challenger disaster at rendezvous with the new orbiting sta- nauts aboard. the U.S. National Commission on their space program." Cape Canaveral, sending them to work tion named Mir, which means Peace in Space, said in Washington that the The Soviet Union has insisted since aboard a new orbiting lab. Russian. It shocked many viewers and Soviets could be "trying to demonstrate the beginning that its work in space is State television broke with custom Tass, the official Soviet news agency, prompted some to question why a for- that their space program is peaceful. intended only for peaceful purposes. and provided live coverage of the Soyuz said the docking would occur in two eign disaster was reported in detail at That's why they named their space Soviet viewers could hear Kizim and T-1S blasting off from the Baikonur days. The Mir was launched unmanned once while Soviet space launches, as station 'Peace.' Solovev reporting back 50 seconds after Cosmodrome in Soviet central Asia at from Baikonur on Feb. 20. well as major accidents and natural James Oberg, an American space their craft blasted skyward on a column 3:33 p.m. Moscow time (7:33 a.m. disasters, get scant coverage that engineer and author of several books on of orange flame. EST). U.S. television networks also REPORTING THE docking date was usually is delayed. the Soviet space program, said in Hous- Television monitored about four min- broadcast the launch live. as unusual as televising the launch Whatever the Kremlin's purpose, the ton that the launch broadcast was part utes of radio conversation between Bai- The first live coverage of an all-Soviet when it happened. Soviet officials have contrast between yesterday's success- of a new "openness policy" with great konur ground control and the mission showed the red and white craft not explained the departure from cus- ful launch and the Challenger tragedy propaganda benefits. cosmonauts, who answered to the call streaking into slightly overcast skies tomary practice. was a way to illustrate the Soviet space "IT ALSO shows that they have a signal Mayak (Beacon). Students start Pilot killed in airplane crash by Brian R. Ball dating service copy editor SWANTON - Federal offi- cials are investigating the crash of a twin-engine private 100 people fill out surveys flane crash which killed a errysburg man early yes- looking for romance, friends terday morning. The plane, a Piper Aztec, crashed about two miles west by Susan McDonald dated. of Toledo Express Airport in staff reporter All types of people applied at the dating service including stu- Oak Openings Metropark at dents who were just looking for a 5:10 a.m. Meeting new people is often a The pilot, Jack Zody, 40, of challenge and, to help ease the friend or looking for more than PerrysDurg, was dead when a task, two University students that, Priest said! park ranger found the wreck- have found an alternative to "People are so involved in the age at about 8 a.m. No pas- bars or parties. rush of life and school that they sengers were on board the The new Friends for Friends don't take time out for other six-passenger airplane. Dating Service, started three people." Sooy said. "People around campus take looks into Zody was scheduled to land weeks ago by Prout Hall resi- at Metcalf Field in northeast dents Michele Priest, sopho- consideration too much. By writ- Wood County after starting more broadcast journalism ing letters, they would get a from Cleveland Hopkins In- major, and Sherry Sooy, sopho- chance to interact without mak- ternational Airport, said Joan more education major, provides ing value judgments or physical Bower, administrative assis- another way for students to assessments. tant with the Federal Avi- meet others, whether for ation Administrations at friendship or romance. Each student had the option of Toledo Express. "I just thought everybody was corresponding with his or her Bower said the pilot was so isolated. I thought ft would be match via campus mail for one given instrument directions a good idea if people would ex- week. After mat time, they to Toledo Express after he pand to meet more people on could either terminate their missed Metcalf, apparently campus," Priest said. relationship, continue writing or meet for dinner with the other because of fog. To accomplish this goal, THE CONTROL tower lost Priest and Sooy passed out couples. radio and radar contact with about 400 surveys which asked the plane as the craft ap- participants to respond to Ques- Students who responded to the proached the airport, she tions such as a favorite setting survey also had the option of said. The plane went off the for a date, tastes in music, char- requesting a specific person so radar at Toledo Express acteristics they liked about a Priest and Sooy could attempt to about two miles from the air- potential date as well as per- arrange a date. port. sonal questions about hair color Although the surveys were Tom Duvendack, a Met- or activities they enjoy. originally distributed in Prout ropark ranger, found the Through matching up similiar Hall and Conklin, they were plane one and three-fourths answers to these questions, in extended to other residence miles west of the airport. the 100 surveys received, stu- halls to increase the female re- Debris found 100 yards west dents were paired into 50 cou- sponse since more males partic- of the crash site suggests the ples. ipated in the original survey. 6lane may have bounced off Priest said she spent an entire BG News/Joe Phelan le top of some trees, Duven- weekend and at least one and "In the beginning, the male Crash aftermath dack said. one-half hours each night for the response was three guys to one Pieces of the scattered airplane wreckage lay near a hole made by the Piper Aztec that crashed in a A report from a navigation past couple weeks going through girl," Priest said, adding the wooded area of the Oak Openings Metropark near Toledo Express Airport yesterday morning. satellite initially placed the the surveys. ratio gradually evened Apparently, fog caused the pilot to miss his original destination and he went down about two miles plane four miles southeast of out. "Now we have at least one O See Crash, page 3. SOOY SAID 99 percent of all participant in every dormi- short the airport, bouncing of trees until coming to a stop. the requests were accommo- Club attempts to minimize drunk driving Wanted man caught by Caroline Langer A member using his card must Faculrv Senate and community hopes membership will spread staff reporter be driving at least two other alcohol permit holders are ex- to all Ohio colleges. people and may be required to pected to sign, McGreevey said. The program is being estab- by local authorities - A membership card is the register the names of the group "We're expecting strong par- lished in over 50 college commu- ticket to free soft drinks, and it at the bar, McGreevey said. ticipation because drunk driving nities and cards are honored at could keep drunk drivers off the The club will be holding a is a major issue," McGreevey participating bars and restau- road. membership drive next week, said. rants throughout the United by Mike Mclntyre Members of the "I'm Driving McGreevey said. States and Canada, McGreevey managing editor Club" will receive ID cards entf- The club is a cooperative ef- said. tling them to free soft drinks as The initial registering of fort of the citizens of Bowling Bowling Green police assisted yesterday in the arrest of a man an alternative to alcohol at par- members will be this morning at Green and the students of the " 'I'm Driving Club' members charged with several felonies in Toledo. ticipating bars in Bowling 11:30 in the Falcon's Nest. University, McGreevey said. agree to support moderate and Bowling Green police and the Wood County Sheriff's Department Green, said Mike McGreevey, Mayor Bruce Bellard, Univer- The University is the first in sensible consumption of alco- were notified of a chase by Toledo police of a silver Corvette president of the Undergraduate sity President Paul Olscamp, the state to implement the club, holic beverages, McGreevey southbound on Interstate 75 late yesterday afternoon. Student Government. members of USG, City Council, McGreevey said, adding that he said. According to Bowling Green police, the sheriffs department and Bowling Green police set up a roadblock on 1-75 north of Wooster Street using a tractor-trailer truck and police cruisers. The roadblock worked as the man, James Lee Bearinger, 43, of Shuttle panel may prove disaster cause Lambertville, Mich., was apprehended on 1-75. Toledo Police Sgt. Jim Jones said police received a tip earlier that claimed seven lives. But one NASA official Bearinger, wanted by Toledo and Michigan police for a number of WASHINGTON (AP) -Presidential inves- it." said a source close to the presidential felonies, was in a parking lot on Secor Road in Toledo. Two officers tigators expect tests supervised by outside Challenger commission. The report is cru- testified only last Friday that tests might take three months to firmly establish the approached the car and Bearinger allegedly backed into one officer observers to prove within a month bow and cial to resumption of space flights, because and hit the other with the front of his car. Neither officer was why a booster rocket seal caused the space NASA wont begin changing hardware de- boosters as the cause. seriously injured. shuttle Challenger to explode. signs until it is in. THE SOURCE, who spoke on condition of Jones said one of the officers may have shot at the tires of the They expect to be able to finally rule out anonymity, said the independent observer vehicle before beginning the chase. equipment other than the booster seal as the The commission is bringing in an outside expert to supervise, because panel members will Ukely be a quasi-government agency, "probable cause" within a week or two, well such as the Federal Contract Research Bearinger was chased through Toledo and entered I-7S at the ahead of the June 3 deadline for the panel's are skeptical of tests conducted by NASA and its rocket contractor, Morton Thiokol, Center. Talmadge Road exit. The chase reached excesses of 115 mph and report. Inc., the source said. The panel's insistence on Independent lasted for 20 miles, police said. "If we need more time, we win ask, but The boosters have been the chief suspect observers reflects its dismay over NASA's Perry sburg Township police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol there is no evidence now that we will need all along in the Jan. IS explosion that post-accident tests. See Chaae, page 3. - Editorial BG News/March 14,1986 2 Making the switch Not exactly little cat feet If the drinking age in Ohio is raised to 21, many over the floor, eating fruitcake, Ives, but it's never Top 40. It is, on through the first week of by Gregg Richardson drinking hot buttered rum and at its best, profound. March and into the second. students may be upset, but at least the University watching TV. We picked up his That is why we were so discon- Suddenly, Sunday morning, he will be prepared. Spring, or something wearing underwear, whispered in the certed when, throughout Jan- was gone. A little surprised, but The 'Transition 21 Committee" at the University her clothes, arrived in Bowling kitchen and kept expecting him uary and February, Winter hopeful, we stood outside the bus is working now to make the possible switch run Green Sunday afternoon. to do something. began spending most of his days station, waiting for our first smoothly. at the Broken Boot, drinking glimpse of Spring: La Donna She isn't actually due to start When you accept a commis- beer, smoking cigarettes and Primavera. We applaud this effort. work for another two weeks, but sion to do a season, you take on leering at women. Something seemed odd the Although it is not definite that the drinking age usually she arrives about March quite a responsibility. Winter Every week or so, as the moment she stepped off the bus. will be raised, State Representative Randy Gard- 1 to get settled in, walk around, may look easy, but that's the grimy snow began to melt, be La Donna seemed, well, heavier ner, R-Bowling Green, said it is likely the drinking get a sense of the place and draw secret of great art. There's a lot would rouse his great bulk from than I had remembered. Her age will be raised from 19 to 21 during next fall inspiration for her work, rather more to it than just snow and the table, wheezing and cough- voice was strange, kind of a low like the artist Christo, who gray skies. ing up phlegm and lumber out falsetto. Beneath her ill-fitting semester. wraps coastlines in fabric arid There are the brilliant blue- into the streets to fling out a skirt protruded two hairy legs. We believe the University is exercising good that sort of thing. white days when the incongruity carelessly prepared mix of And why was she wearing that foresight in forming the committee. March always brings a sort of of the piercing shriek of sunlight snow, ice and sleet in grubby plastic nose and glasses? It is obvious that problems, such as on-campus apprehensive tingle, even on the against the heavy silence of the handfuls, before disappearing She was seen around town parties where alcohol is served, will have to be coldest, wettest days, just be- snow upsets our easy belief in back into the darkness of the several times Sunday. One cause she is here. the clarity and distinction of our tavern. friend reported seeing her turn overcome if the law is changed. Rather than She was a week or more late own Philistine prejudices. Every night be thumped and around to stare at young women waiting for the problems to occur before acting, the this year and we hadn't heard There are those nights in bumped back in at 1 or 2 a.m., as they jogged past in athletic committee is anticipating the problems and trying anything from her, so when we which deep space seems to come heaved himself down on our shorts. Ana a large figure with to develop policies that would avoid them. finally got her cable Sunday, a to earth and steal our bodies, couch, and snored loudly until hairy legs was seen entering the It appears the committee will have little diffi- tiny group of her fans gathered leaving us, like Rilke, "not quite 10:30 the next morning. Broken Boot early Monday eve- outside of Bowling Green's deso- so dare as the house that is culty determining problems that students and the late little one-room Greyhound silent, not quite so surely conjur- By the middle of February our Ve have had a couple of pleas- University might encounter if the law is changed. bus station to wait. We were ing the eternal as that which hospitality had begun to wear ant days now. Kind of dull and That's because the committee is made up of a haggard and glum, as people turns to star each night and thin and we started dropping gray, but nice. But this morning, University representative, a student representa- tend to be when they have lived rises." hints that he was no longer wel- when I got up to come to work, tive and a representative from Greek Life. too long with a boorish and in- Winter is admittedly not for come: we stopped shoveling our my couch was warm and reeked sensitive guest, which we had. everybody. walk, we quit building snow- of beer. Brad Krider, vice president of USG and a mem- It can be as austere and re- people and going sledding. No ber of the committee, said raising the drinking age Winter had stayed too long served as a chamber piece by more hot chocolate or home- Richardson is a reference li- could segregate upper and lower class students and done too little. He blew in Webern or as raucous and disso- made cream of tomato soup. brarian at the University's Sci- since most 21-year-olds are juniors or seniors. This three weeks early last Decem- nant as a symphony by Charles Winter was oblivious. He stayed ence Library. does not have to be the case. ber with a pretentious but rather insubstantial blizzard on the The committee, in developing policy about offer- first day of Advent, surprising ing alcohol at some University-related events, people who came out of evening should suggest that alcohol continue to be served. worship services to find such That way. upperclassmen and underclassmen trite and overworked devices as can attend, but only those who are 21 or older can howling wind and blowing snow, without any sense of cohesion or drink alcohol. depth of expression. We believe the committee also should suggest After this rather tasteless more University activities, such as concerts and overture, he just let the snow lie dances, where alcohol is not served. there under a cold overcast sky It is always best to solve problems before they until after Christmas, when ft began to melt from sheer lack of occur instead of suffering through the conse- attention. quences. Fortunately, the University, by creating In the meantime, he sat the committee, has proven that it realizes those around our living room for the consequences. entire month, suitcases open all Don't laugh, it's paid for by Ron Coulter simply don't have. My inability to handle highway driving situations becomes particularly acute Cars, cars, cars. when it comes to the most perilous of all driving Few things have obsessed the 20th Century manuevers: the pass. PAJNT1NG SWIPES ON S1KFS R>R THE UGAHY 9UID. SAID DfctUSGAMP, Imagination the way cars have. Names like Fe- It is a predictable scenario: I'm clipping along rarn, Rolls Royce and Porsche are legendary. at a reasonable 55 to 60 mph on a two-way WOULD PEFACB TtiE BUILUH6S. They have an almost mystical association. highway. I look up from fumbling with the tape Just think of a Rolls Royce. The first thing that deck and find myself a few feet away from a car comes to mind is megabucks. The Rolls Royce is with a AAA sticker limping in the 45 to 50 mph an archetype of luxury and status. range. Through the rear window of the car, I see a Porsches and Ferarris are associated with tuft of white hair sticking up above the driver's A kiss o' the Blarney Stone speed. Look inside a typical Porsche and you will seat. see a fuzzbuster and a speedometer that goes over I know the action that the situation calls for, but by Nancy Erikson goes on today. Although it is an ugly war, I can't ISO mph - a rare sight in these gas-conscious my first reaction is to rationalize. "I'm in no help but admire my relatives of Eire. times. Look under the nood and you'll find a mean- hurry," I say to myself, looking down the road. Although I consider myself an American, I can't Ireland sort of represents the rebelliousness of looking engine with a lot of chrome. Porsches and "Ill just follow this guy for a while. No point in help remembering my heritage around this time youth to me. The country is like the "black sheep" Ferarris appeal to the kind of person that likes to taking any unnecessary risks." of year. of the British Isles. move fast. Then, after about a dozen cars pass me, I start I'm talking about my many relatives and ances- Not only are the Irish remembered for their The car that I drive, on the other hand, is to feel embarrassed. "I can get around this guy," tors from Ireland. The time of year, of course, is legends and wars, they have given the world some typically associated with a more slow-paced life- I think. "It's easy: just build up speed, get in the St. Patrick's Day. pretty interesting celebreties. style. other lane and keep accelerating until I get around Even when I little, I was fascinated by the John Swift, an Irish essayist from the 16th It is a 1974, four-door, green Plymouth Valiant the guy. No problem." Emerald Isle. My mother used to tell me how century, wrote an essay called "A Modest Propo- with a white top and white interior. It has a 225 I move to the left and look down the road Great-Grandma Catherine was chased all around sal." There was poverty in Ireland and Swift's cubic-inch, slant-six engine as its "powerhouse." uneasily. Down the road is a single, small spot, County Cork by Banchees. Banchees, she used to helped shed some light on a problem the Look inside a car like mine and you'll usually find hardly recognizable as a car. It's now or never, I tell me, are wicked little goblins that put terrible ' i chose to ignore. a phone book on the driver's seat and a compass think with grim determination. spells on anyone they can catch. j with writers, Ireland has put forth some mounted on the dash instead of a fuzzbuster. Once I commit myself and move into the left Don't worry, Grandma Catherine ended up all musicians as well, like U2. Their music, while Whenever my brother-in-law sees my car in lane, it is amazing how that oncoming car trans- right, but a Banchee pulled her hair. political, is also quite enjoyable, because you front of his house, he thinks the local high school's forms. From the safety of the right hand lane, it Well, I'm a little older now, and even though I don't have to understand the message when you 1926 graduating class is having a reunion. appears as a tiny spot on the horizon. don't want to call my great-grandma a liar, ghosts want to sing along. If you can visualize my car in your mind, you But once that thin yellow line is crossed, that and goblins don't scare me anymore, especially if And I can't forget the most famous person to can rightly suppose that it hasn't any pretensions faraway speck quickly becomes a perilous threat they are only three feet high. come out of the Emerald Isle, St. Patrick. of being a machine that a lead-footed speed demon to life and limb. Most stories told about immigration to America One of my favorite stories about St. Pat is the would drive. In those terrible few seconds in the passing lane. from Ireland have to do with the great potato one where he drove all of the snakes out of Ireland. And it isn't. When there is no one in the car with I have just enough time to regret every bad famine. My family's story is a little different. You know how the Irish like to exaggerate. me to laugh at my cowardly civil obedience, I stay decision of my life, especially the decision that I My grandfather John CVCallahan was what they But, you have got to hand it to him, tall tales or close to the speed limit. I have a clean driving could safely get around that slow-moving car. call a "typical mic." That means he had some- not, Old Saint Pat did know how to get a day record to back me up. My breath quickens as I nearly push the accele- what of an uncontrollable temper. Well, he be- named after him. Oh sure, in my younger days I used to like to rator pedal through the floor. came angry with a man one day and did what he "open 'er up and see what she would do," but not My neck is strained as my head swings back and thought a very justifiable thing to do with his Which brings me to the most important contri- anymore. The old Valiant just isn't built for speed. forth, checking my position in relation to the antagonist. He hanged him, plain and simple. bution Ireland has made to the world, St. Patrick's Driving her over 70 mph, she rides about as oncoming car and the car next to me in the right Now, the authorities did not quite agree with Day. smooth as the Mine Ride at Cedar Point. hand lane. The car's bespectacled driver looks Grandpa's judicial system and tried to arrest him. St. Patrick's Day has traditionally been only for Besides, my reflexes aren't reliable enough to blankly ahead, completely ignorant of my plight. Grandpa was just a bit too quick for them, the Irish, but even if you're not Irish you can join react to the unforseeable hazards of speeds When the pass is complete and I have swerved though. He hopped on a boat to America with the in on the fun. All you have to do is wear green and greater than 65 mph. I am one of those people you back into my lane, I give my car a pat of thanks on potato famine victims, landed in Boston, moved to drink beer-presto you're Irish. Everybody's see holding up traffic on Main Street while I try the dashboard. She's no Ferarri, but she's faithful Philadelphia and dropped the "O" from his name. Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and they're having a and try and try to parallel park. in some tight situations. They never caught him and my family has been good time. That beats the dangers of the 4th of Driving at high speeds requires a combination Coulter, a junior journalism major from Rocky there ever since. July or the hustle and bustle of Christmas. of coordination, quick thinking and bravery that I River, is a staff reporter for The News. When you look at Ireland on the globe, you can't While the Irish may be a little too fond of their help noticing that it is one of the smallest and most beer and sometimes act like a nation of vigilantes, remote countries in the world, but is probably one they do give a lot to the rest of us: fairytales, Respond of the most talked-about. " gends, writers, musicians, Saints and best of all, THE BG NEWS I don't consider myself a history expert, but it The BG News editorial seems to me that ever since the Irish discovered The spirit of luck, of unity, of peace, of deep page is your campus forum. they had neighbors across the Irish Sea, they have faith in God. The spirit of forgetting all your EcHor Oeotlray Barnard AMI Friday Editor Dormy Rouen Letters and guest columns never stopped bothering them. The Irish have troubles and celebrating the fact that no matter Managing arjtor MM McWyra Cruel copy editor.... Dave Harding. always found something to fight the British about. Aaal managing adaor Kart Smith Crsel copy editor should be typewritten, dou- bow poor you are you have always got your News editor Nancy Bonn** Copy editor Brian R. Bel ble-spaced and signed. Your All through history, they rebelled against the friends. The spirit of just celebrating life. Editorial ednor Don LM CopytdHor Danleee Flecher address and phone number rest of Great Britain: the Scots, the Welsh, and The spirit ofSt. Patrick's Day. Creel editorial writer Taraaa Tarandno Copy adaW Trevor PettHord must be included. especially the English. The Irish have fought Erikson, a freshman pre-]ournalism major Photo arjlor Joa Phalan Copy editor Mary Regan Letters to the editor should mostly for their independence, and that fight still from Burton, Is a reporter for The News. Aaal photo editor AJanHorvatJi Copy editor Uerceaa Grande not be longer than 200 words Sports edrlor Tom Reed CopyerJIof Mna Homradal and columns should not be Aaat. sports editor Ron Frit; Prod eup'r BobOfceon longer than 500 words. STU by Walt Emerine VWeetHor PUBpB. Wlaon Prod sup' Stave r*ar**l Fnday adaor Carole Homberger Prod eup'r Doug Kaufman The News reserves the tuAKe Of, *otVt

Tutors branch out Cheerleaders place 3rd in competition byHalWUton MAC teams, in the second annual event. The EACH TEAM performed four-minute rou- reporter event was held in conjunction with the tines in front of three judges. conference's post-season basketball tourna- Squad captain Wiley Blevins. Junior el- to residence halls With nearly 100 hours of practice under ment in Rockford, 111. ementary education major, said Ball State their belts, the University cheerleading Second-year cheerleader Stephanie Cor- came in first, Kent State second. Bowling by Julie Wallace ing further understanding of squad went into the Mid-American Confer- rado, junior sports management major, said Green missed second place by only five reporter material covered in class. ence Cheerleading Championships last competing in the event was demanding. points. "The mathmatics sessions weekend. "There was a big drop between third and Students having trouble In are really helpful," she said. And all the hours of stretching, tumbling "It was a hectic pace, with a six-hour fourth places," Blevins said. "Ball State was computer, mathematics and "For instance, if you don't and balancing since December paid off as drive there and back, but we had fun." favored to win; they're rated 13th or 14th in life sciences have help avail- understand a whole section, the squad earned a third place out of eight Con-ado said. "It was a great experience." the nation." able within walking distance the tutor will take the time of their dorm rooms. and go over everything step- The Academic Enhance- by-step, something the pro- Chase ment Department, Residence fessors obviously cannot do." D Continued from page 1. Life and the mathematics de- Week to focus on foreign policy also assisted in the chase. partment have again orga- Morgan said positions for Bearinger was taken back nized free tutoring and help tutors were posted in Student to Toledo where he is now in sessions within residence Services and through the Uni- by SheBy Truaty Initiative. In addition, the U.S. tral America will present "Nica- custody, Jones said. halls. versity Honors Program. In- staH reporter position on Central America is ragua: Sandinistas, Contras and Bearinger has been cited Sessions are available in dividual colleges were also politically damaging, he said. the U.S." Monday at 7:30 p.m. in with a number of traffic viola- biology, chemistry, computer asked for recommendations The Social Justice Committee "Over 6,000 people have died 204 Moseley. tions Involved in the chase, science and mathematics. of students who met the aca- is sponsoring several local since 1960 as a result of the Tuesday, Marcena Kudlinski, Jones said, and said he has Joan Morgan, director of demic requirements. The events to celebrate national Cen- contra war. Eight of our allies in a representative of Deliverance been charged with felonious academic enhancement and Academic Enhancement Pro- tral American Week beginning Latin America have publicly will speak on' 'Central America: assault on a police officer, a pre-major advising, said the gram reviewed the applica- Monday. asked President Reagan to back Who is that knocking on our first degree felony. Bearinger service has been expanded tions and made the selections. Brian Szittai, a member of the Contadora Peace Initiative. back door?" Deliverance is an is also being held on capius this year due to the popularity Morgan said tutoring or Social Justice Committee, said All of the countries in the Euro- organization in central Ohio warrants of felonious assault, kidnapping and aggravated of pastT services. help sessions can be adapted the group hopes to raise the Ean economic community have working to help Central Ameri- • In the —» to the student. consciousness of the University eked the Contadora and have cans find political asylum in trafficking in drugs. sions in mathematics had "A student who contacts students to the problems in Cen- asked the United States to follow Canada. Jones said Bearinger had been offered and received a our department for assis- tral America. as well," Szittai said. Szittai said less than 1 percent previously served a prison positive response. This year tance may be handled in a The initiative calls for a diplo- of Guatemalan refugees and less sentence for manslaughter we are able to offer other variety of different ways. Dif- "Our primary focus will be on matic settlement to unrest in than 3 percent of Salvadorian when be killed someone with subjects as well," she said. ferent students have different Nicaragua because of President Central America. Among other refugees who request political his car. The sessions run Monday needs, so the referrals we Reagan's recent request for objectives, the initiative calls asylum are accepted into the through Thursday and begin make are based on these more money in order to fund the for a treaty between Guatemala, United States. at 6 p.m. in Harshman, needs," Morgan said. El Salvador, Honduras, Nicara- Crash Kreischer, McDonald East Most departments have contras in the continuing war a Continued from page 1. against the Sandinista govern- gua and Costa Rica to end exter- Wednesday night, "Under where the wreckage was and Founders residence lists of student tutors avail- ment," Szittai said. "There is a nal support for insurgent Fire," a movie about American found, he said. The local halls. Sessions are also held able for their subjects and lot of opposition in this country movements and expelling all journalists covering the Sanda- search began about 6:15a.m., in the Commuter Center lo- several honoraries and i and around the world for U.S. foreign military advisers, Szit- nista revolution will be shown at although the Ohio State High- cated in the basement of Mo- nizations such as Beta < support of the contras because tai said. 7:30 p.m. in 222 Math Science. way Patrol had begun sooner. seleyHall. Psi. Omicron Delta Ep«.v.. There will also be an exhibit of ana the Biology Honorary of- of documented human rights The official cause of the abuses." DURING THE week's events, "crosses of sorrow and hope" in crash is still being investi- KAY COFFMAN, freshman fer tutoring services Morgan two speakers will hold presenta- the University Union Oval undecided major, said the gated by the National Trans- said. In some cases there is a HE SAID a lot of this opposi- tions on Central America. Wednesday. The crosses will portation Safety Board. sessions are helpful for gain- charge for the services. tion stems from the lack of U.S. Paul Tierny, chairman of the represent those killed In Central support of the Contadora Peace Toledo Area Committee on Cen- America, Szittai said.

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th Saturday, March 15 1-3:00 p.m. SPYRO GYRA Assembly Room 2nd floor, McFall April 12, 1986 7 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. PLEASE COME PREPARED TO ASK SPECIFIC Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center BGSU Student Tickets (with valid ID) $7, $9, $12 QUESTIONS ON INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES & General Admission — $9, $11, $14 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. for the respective show. Kobacker Box Office open — March 17-21, 10:30 o.m.-4:30 p.m. JOB SEARCHES IN BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT & closed during Spring Break — March 24-28 reopens March 31, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. weekdays EDUCATION. Box Office phone number — 372-8171 invites you to redeem your Spyro Gyra ticket for a HI * Wf 1 ° % discount on your Aspen tab the night of the ' show. Elsewhere BG Newi/March 14,1988 4 Marcos' millions uncovered News Briefs MANILA, Philippines (AP) - longa has estimated that Marcos ways to regain the funds and The religious order has en- A sovci iuitci it ccounlsuofi has and his associates illegally di- meet with with State Depart- tered rebel territory for eight discovered that ousted Presi- verted SS billion to $10 billion in ment officials, Daza said. years in a continuing effort to English firm to buy glass company dent Ferdinand Marcos hid »800 national assets to overseas ac- Marcos allegedly bought prop- bring about a surrender. million in a Swias bank account, counts and investments. erty in New York City and Long a major step toward locating up TOLEDO (AP)-Libbey- and about 6,700 LOF employ- Island. At about the time the nuns left Owens-Ford Co. will give up ees, said David Wood, Pil- to $18 billion be allegedly spir- Raul Data, also a commission Meanwhile, seven Roman Manila, {guerrillas on the neigh- its name and rights to trade- ited out of the Philippines, an official, told a news conference Catholic nuns set out yesterday boring island of Negros am- kington spokesman. that the Aquino government is marks under an agreement to official said yesterday. for a southeastern island in an bushed a private Jeep, killing a sen its glass division to Pil- President Coraxon Aquino, "optimistic and hopeful" it will effort to convince communist 12-year-old boy and his compan- regain any wealth Marcos in- Ungton Brothers of England, Libbey-Owens-Ford will meanwhile, ordered Philippine rebels to accept Aquino's cease- ion, the military said. Six other officials said. choose a new name and will banks to freeze all assets held by vested illegally in the United fire offer and surrender. people were injured, The $353 million agreement Marcos, his wife, Imelda, and 31 States "In line with pronounce- our student body," said "probably move out of Toledo of his associates. ments previously made by the The nuns from the Missionary A survivor told reporters the gives Pilkington the LOF over a period of time." LOF United States that they will co- Sisters of the Sacred Heart flew guerrillas apologized when they name, rights to trademarks, spokesman Warren Bimblick Ramon Dial of the new Com- operate with the Philippine gov- to Samar Island, about 300 miles learned there were no soldiers the company headquarters said. mission on Good Government ernment" from the capital. They plan to aboard the jeep. announced the discovery of the loin 10 other nuns in the Samar Rumors could tarnish Ivy image Swiss bank account yesterday SALONGA BEGAN a llWay « hinterlands, a sanctuary of the The rebels so far have not but refused to provide details or visit to the United States Wed- communist New Peoples' Army, responded to Aquino's offer of a PROVIDENCE, R.I. say bow the commission learned nesday. He plans to collect evi- one of the nuns said before six-month cease-fire and nego- (AP) -Reports of prostitution Robert Reichley, vice presi- of its existence. dence of Marcos' holdings, boarding a military transport- tiations for a surrender and am- allegedly involving Brown dent for university relations. Commission head Jovito Sa- consult U.S. legal experts on plane. nesty. University students could un- fairly tarnish the Ivy League Reichley said be and other school's image, administra- Brown officials were "very | Use The Escort Service tors said yesterday. angry" at what the university SELF-SERVICE "We certainly have been considers "undue, unfair and :|: Guys and Gals I the butt of a lot of very bad unwarranted emphasis on Jokes and unwarranted con- Brown" by the media and *§ Spring into your Spring |P COPIES SPECIAL clusions about the morals of Providence police. t§ vacation with a new look. 1 16 in. One Diocese seeks end to bingo ads Perm Special for Spring —4%<— $6.50 Item Pizza CLEVELAND (AP)-The they should stop the advertis- I •25." Try Kinfco's. for grsot copit* And cjrtot otofs Roman Catholic Diocese of ing. The letter, dated March includes cut and style Cleveland, citing an image Fro* problem, wants schools and 3, establishes a new policy, Call 352-4810 for Delivery churches to stop advertising said the Rev. John Wright, kinko's Open 4 p.m. to's their bingo games in newspa- diocese financial and legal an appt. today open early Open late give you more! pers. secretary. Open weekends. nfe^ "What has been asked is In a letter sent to diocesan that there would be no more 32S E Wooaur Hotel Hairstyling Additional Hams 11.00 M. «t Gram, OMa 43402 352-5166 organizations, Bishop An- advertising of games (and) 117 &■* l«l»> JS4-3T77 Chicago Sty I* |*tra Explr.. 3/31/86 thony PiUa indicated that casino nights," Wright said. ONI COUPON Pfl PIZZA •

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DAILY CROeSWORD PUZZLE Duke, Edited by Trade Michel Jaffr ACROSS 1 Datum 3 Urban iiiumina 33 Tourist attrac 45 Uneven BG's Valencik, Pfeifer 5 Civet of iron H0M 46 Actress Ralner Madagascar 4 Asian celebra- 34 Court figure 47 Cruising Jackets 10 Scandinavian tion 39 Actress 48 Coat of a sort now* 5 Aviary snack Burstyn 49 Author Wlster ready to take their dive 14 Acting award bar 40 Shipyard 50 Aviary sound 15 Group charac 6 Alternate people 52 Small case tartatlci 7 Ascend 41 Adjusted a 53 Perceptive struggle 16 Straight horned 8 Waterlog pitch phrase by Malt Wlnkeljohn after winning both the high make it (qualify) in the one- buffalo 9 Squared 44 Suzanne 55 Baste sports reporter and low-board MAC titles. meter," Pfeifer said. 17 Vint the mam building stones Farreii's forte 56 Ear: Prefix Diving coach Reagan Minser The key to success may be drag's show 10 Land of the Top-ranked Duke and No. 6 places Rising Sun Many people would flip said both ladies have a relaxing. 20 Marshal at 11 In the future Georgia Tech had surprising watching Carolyn Valencik chance to do well. "I THINK I worried too Waterloo 12 Ecclesiastical ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: battles yesterday as both fought and Mary Pfeifer do their "MARY HAS a good shot at much in the MAC this year 21 Yemen port court their way to victory in the open- 22 Twining plants 13 Maiden thing. In fact, they flip over rilifying in the one-meter; and it probably hurt in the 23 Sooner's alter 18 Detested ing round of the NCAA basket- themselves. barely missed last year. I long run," Valencik said. native 19 No 1 ball tournament. Valencik, a senior from think it was by two-tenths of a "This weekend, I'm iust 25 Part of the rural 24 imitative Duke needed 27 points Johnny scene 25 Metallic sound Brook Park, and Pfeifer, a point," the former Falcon going to take it easy and dive 26 Croaker 26 Nuptials prin- Dawkins, including 20 in the sophomore from Mokena, 111., diver said. "And Carolyn's my own meet." 28 Was tedious cipal second half, to come from be- are divers at Bowling Green. best chance will be in the Pfeifer holds the MAC point 29 Fuel 27 USSR river to hind after the intermission and This weekend, they will be three-meter, but it will be records in both the one and 32 Adamant the Black Sea defeat little-known Mississippi 33 Causeadls 28 Puts on guard competing against as many tougher this year because three-meter events. Her top turbane* 29 Euphoric, Valley State 85-78, while Georgia as three dozen divers from there are more girls." score in the low-board is 439 35 Expressions of in • way Tech beat back unexpectedly schools around the midwest The Big 10 will be sending awe 30 Cralg. while her best in the high- 36 Subfect of a Firth of Clyde tough Marist 68-53. in the District Four diving all its divers this year be- board is 432, Minser said. Keats poem island "I knew we would present championships at Ohio State cause the Conference did not Valencik's bests are 413 in the 37 Baseballs 31 Becontemp Duke with some defensive prob- Sparky tuous University. receive any automatic qual- three and 422 in the one-me- 38 In flight, so to lems," MVSU coach Lafayette The top four places in both ifiers. Each year, the bigger ter, the first year coach said.. speak Stribling. "You (the media) the one and three-meter com- conferences (such as the Big Before the NCAA took over 41 Twit thought we were iust a little 42 Faulty: Prefix petitions will advance to the 10, Pacif ic-10 and South East- women's swimming and div- 43 Oculist's con team that got here by luck." women's NCAA swimming ern Conference) are given a ing during 1981-82, the Asso- earn In other early games yester- and diving championships certain number of automatic ciation of Intercollegiate 44 Campus cash day, Temple defeated Jackson- entries based on the perfor- keeper next week at the University of Athletics for Women held na- 45 Wings, to an ville 61-50 in overtime and Arkansas in Fayetteville. mance of the previous year's tional championships. During architect Louisville stopped Drexel 93-73. Last year, Pfeifer, who has entrants, Minser said. the 1978-79 season, Mary Jane 46 Sri The Duke Blue Devils, now 33- been diving since ninth grade, Last year, Big 10 divers did 47 Cherished Harrison placed 28th in those 50 Bulrush 3, were down by seven points on finished fifth in the low-board not do well enough to earn nationals, becoming the only 51 Floral greeting two occasions, the last time at qualifiers after winning the any automatic bids. There- BG woman diver to place in a 54 Be dissolute in 44-37 early in the second half of MAC title in the same event. fore, all girls in District Four national competition. youth the East Regional game. 57 Flock females And Valencik won the MAC must qualify through this No BG woman diver has 56 Pee Wee Mark Price scored 20 points as high-board title. weekend's championships, he ever qualified through the 59 Trustworthy Georgia Tech, 26-6, used a 124 This year, Pfeifer was said. eight-district process. 60 Diana's sister- spurt over a four-minute span in in-law named Mid-American Con- "It will be tougher this Valencik and Pfeifer hope 61 Adjective for the second half to pull away ference, Diver of the Year, year, but my goal is still to to change that this weekend. Georgia from Marist, 19-12, in the South- Brown" east Regional.. Marist took a 40- 62 Steinbeck character 37 lead over Tech early in the DOWN second half before the Region- _ m Today is the last day to order Daffodils — 1 Warm dry wind al's top-seeded team made its 2 He went with run. Daffodil Days! ~ & help cancer research. Call 372-2076. " Rote 1*1« *"fM" I—~ S

Don't get lost in the crowd this ♦i ♦ : Spring Break, hike the: ♦ i The BGSU Board of Student Publications is now accepting applications for ♦i ♦i APPALACHIAN TRAIL ♦= EDITORS ♦: ♦: of $125 per person ♦= The BG News includes: ♦ Fall Semester 1986 ♦ The KEY 1987 Yearbook ♦: equipment ♦: Gavel 1986-87 academic year transportation ♦: Obsidian food (except lunches} 1986-87 academic year ♦f Miscellany 1986-87 academic year ♦; ♦; ♦; Thru Friday, April 4, 5 p.m. There are still a few spots open. Sign ♦; up between 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. in the ♦; Applications available at 214 West Hall ♦:. UAO Office, 3rd floor, Union. $50 non-refundable deposit must accom- pany sign-up. SIGN UP TODAY!!! WINTHROP TERRACE NOW RENTING FOR SUMMER AND FALL OCCUPANCY l\Q WH, MBS <* foke Hurry — Don't Miss Out!! ^/.#7 Apartments Going Fast!! 3 Locations ♦> ffff+jf+jfjfj+jfffAMWffAM * Palmer Avenue "South Summit St. ftSHV CHIPS % Cbke * Napoleon Road * One and two bedroom apartments, furnished and unfurnished * Heat, Water, Cable, and Trash removal all included * On Site management ^2.^ * Full time Maintenance * Swimming Pools OPEN * Close to Grocery Stores, Shopping, and Banks EASTER EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT IF LEASE IS SIGNED BEFORE MARCH 31 Office: 400 Napoleon Rd. 352-9135 9-5 weekdays, evenings by appointment Classifieds BG News/March 14,1986 6

Corvjretulellona Jennifer Gursky CONORATt-Klel 01 R kiat doeen't matter 'cauae th* CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Winner of Water Ski Club Raffle DELTA DO BROTHER OP THE MONTH Alpha Delta are gonna win the Seta" FOR SALE Thanks lo everyone who purchased Hcketa ST PATRCK'S DAY PARTY THANKS FOR YOUR HELP-WE APPRECIATE MONDAY. MARCH 17 ACADEMIC YEAR IN FRANCE ORIENTATION CONGRATULATONS TO THE FOLLOWING 1872 OMC JktaiK 4 > 4 many new parts, ex '■9 green paatic cup special MEETING SUNDAY MARCH 16. 3 00 PM PHI MUS FOR BEING SELECTED RHO Cms Thanks tor making Winter Wedding one ol the coasnt condtoon Asking $1.900 or beat offer WFALROCKNTTE 830 E WOOSTER FOR FALL Dam. Kelt,. * Jamie, beat dale parse* ever 352-5002. RUSH 86 Hats-t shrtabeer sgnts I auaea K'sUmetormetoletaoolthe pas), Love. Sean BETSY GARDNER MAM ST. as IMs Is good-bye. I'M erweys love you guys PS. Why la our LETTER* all over the 1974 Proache 914. 2 0 Mar Good aindllion ATTENTION AMA MEMBERS MOLLY 3CHULLER Thanks tor the memories I islam. Cowboys. staff Formel Meeting Tuee . March 16 at 7 30 pm In TRACY PARKER Mlaleed, I went Reck I Ron. Owe Straits. 1 owner Rune wel 362-4238 attar 4 p.m. 116 Education Speaker la Mr Mlchaal Dye susi wiuMms O.R's Ireoe, Lama da CM HsMsaaan Party. from Diamond Shamrock SHOOZ1E. BUBBAIMO: KRSTEN QaESCKE Hoed trip to UK. trailer rtdea to Toledo, ram al Saa you mare' Afle. the el a Hats am dona. Onto State, painting atone at rMdnlght. wet- 1976 FORD T-BKD Wel head tor Florida t fun In BGSU GYMNASTS chtng Baseball practice, stopping at McO's AMflil atoreo. aa- condBonlng. power ateerlng. DASH RIPROCK the sun. WE CAN 00 mi BEGINNING WITH REGISTRATION FOR FALL MPaWV ■occ'jf Towrttcytv, Spray avurcn, MM) power brakea. power wmdowa. power seats WELL.. THAT WAS FUN' Counting the days ■» we're Udo Remember whan everything eeeme SEMESTER 1986 STUDENTS' ADVANCE stoTown) I'M sates you guys. Katie race Interior, runs wel MUST SELL" $600 or I LOVE YOOIII to be going against you. remember REGISTRATION REQUESTS WILL BE LIMITED beat offer Very negotiable' Cal alter 10 00 EUJEMAE No better companons ave you can be mat the arpiene takes of! against TO 18 CREDIT HOURS STUDENTS WISHING p m 362-6230 found. the ward, nol wrth It TO EXCEED 18 HOURS MUST ADO THE EX- Forget the ram t clouds of B G . Thanks lor makmg Monosy the beat 21 SI D«1tv GO FOR IT 'I Dava. CESS HOURS DURING OPEN Start franking ol tans a wine day I ever hedl K's s good ttvrvg we hed reaerva REGISTRATION I hope you're exerted for lias weekend Ware I cheeae. ■on* tor 36. we could barely squeeze everyone 1984 CHX a* condition. AM-FM cassette going to have an awesome time In Canada (I Hera's to the beat Break! -MKhaaa n as it was. 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ACTIVITIES Jackie Morris VP PROF ACTIVITIES John Szabo MARCH 12 THRU 14. 10 MM PM Sport Management and Recreation majors m- SIGMA CHS VP PLEDOE EDUCATION Ed Rseaa EDUCATION LOBBY 4 1-2' X 2' white Whirlpool refrigerator $100 The Gemma Ptva can hardly wart taraalad in enroing lor practttuma In University VP CEI KHI Albert DRAWMG HELD MARCH 19TH Excaaant condition Cal evenings after 6 00 For the Tea (hat w* be great! mammals lor Summer 1986 must apply by Fri- CHANCELLOR Jeh Slater 837-2440. day. AprH 4 to the IM Office 106 Rec Canter The dancing and mueic wel be out TREASURER Ukta Bratton To Sklppy and the cold turd HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY ot eight FUNDRAISINO AlUaon Roggenbeck We al are excited to aae you tonight' How about a game of "I never"? Or a squatty Doge ot vartous sues and breads aiiaaable lor IOURS FRANCE SUMMER STUDY GROUP DAWN EASTMAN D.A.C. Randy Luther adoption Have shots Need lots of love 1 Gar- LOVE. THE GAMMA PHIS body or rodentl Here's to the ORIENTATION MEETING SATURDAY. 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Student's baby to be given up at delivery

by KeUy Rose doctors at the health center let her cry and a Friday reporter psychologist helped her figure out a way to tell her parents. Editor's note: The names in this story have been Her family cried when she told them, but she changed to protect the identity of the sources. said, they have been supportive throughout her Living away from home, making new friends Sregnancy. Judy believes she made the best and keeping up with demanding classes are just a ecision by staying in school and not having an few obstacles first year college students must abortion. She said women are considering abor- overcome. It takes courage to get through your tion too quickly because it is a simple solution. first semester at college, but it takes a lot more "I considered all my options carefully, didn't than courage to be a girl away at school and rush into anything, and made sure that in my expecting a baby in less than a week. heart that the decision I made is one I can live Judy is a freshman at Bowling Green who is with the rest of my life." determined to have her baby and be an honors Judy chose to have her baby and will then give it student at the same time. up for adoption. The adoption choice was because Although Judy wishes to conceal her real name, "I love my baby and I want him to have a better she still feels her story could possibly benefit life than I can provide right now." She added that others. She has shown that she has the ability to she stayed in school because the homework and handle the difficulties of her freshman year by classes would keep her busy. She said the nine earning a 4.0 grade point average her first semes- months have "flown by." ter with a dual major in elementary education and With the help of a Bowling Green lawyer, Judy A family is a delicate thing. Love, at times, isn't enough to hold special education tor the mentally retarded. plans to go through a private adoption. She said Judy came to school in August knowing that she she chose a private adoption because she wanted one together. They can fracture. was probably pregnant. Two weeks into classes, to be able to pick the couue who would be her the student health center confirmed her preg- baby's parents. She has definite standards for the On any day, some will divide — maybe forever. Others are nancy. At the health center the doctors gave her a parents. She wanted a good couple whose religious piece of paper to help her. According to Judy, the beliefs and physical qualities look similar to her. being mended, by those who were torn from their parents soon front of the paper had names of places to go for She also stipulated that they not smoke and have after birth. Another may be somewhere between, still divided psychological help and, to her horror, the back one other child. listed locations of abortion clinics. The advantages of this type of adoption, she yet longing to be made delicately whole again. Judy said she would never consider abortion said, is that she is not only able to pick the parents because "I knew rav baby was a living human but she and the couple can correspond through the being and I couldn't kill him." She added that the C See Judy, page 9. Woman locates natural father in Germany ■ by Carole Homberger grandfather decided that it was her out when she would be able Friday editor time to tell her that her real to support her. After her mother father is Hungarian. He threat- married her stepfather, they Although uttered innocently ened to tell Weaver if her adopted her. and simply, the question mother did not. Reluctantly, her After that day, all Weaver "Mommy, who do I look like - mother told the story. could think of was those brief you or daddy?" can sometimes Weaver said it was a sketchy glimpses of a man who had her be the hardest to answer when story, but what she does know is nose. "I look Just like him," she the child is adopted. that her mother met a Hungar- kept saying. For Caroll Weaver, University ian ballet choreographer and Her mother would not give her Iunior nursing major, her ques- became pregnant by this man. any more information about her ion became an obsession and When he denied the possibility of father. So, when Weaver came lead her to several years of pregnancy by him because he to college, she began to dig for searching for the man she knew was sterile, Mrs. Weaver re- any clues to him with just the she resembled. fused any more contact with simple knowledge that he was a Weaver's question of who she him. famous Hungarian ballet cho- looked like came when she was Weaver vaguely remembers reographer. young. She recalled that she was this day. However, she does "I would have nightmares of always sensitive to her looks of recall that it was her graduation books chasing me all over the dark-complected skin, dark day from high school. Her library." brown hair, and brown eyes and mother took her into the bed- Weaver than found out about how she did not resemble any- room and began showing pic- Operations Identity and Adop- one in her present family. Her tures of this dark haired, dark tee's Liberty Movement Asso- mother is of German descent eyes and dark skinned man say- ciation (ALMA) which are with blonde hair, blue eyes and ing to her that this is your natu- organizations that help people fair skin. ral father. search for their natural parents "I felt like I was an ugly-duck- "I felt like a total idiot. It felt and family. ling, lost, and I felt like I did not like I was being hit over the head Operations Identity was very Friday/Jacqule Pearson belong," she said. with a bat. I remember crying supportive, according to Caroll Weaver, junior nursing major, looks at pictures of her recently found father. This feeling of not belonging out 'He has my nose, mom, Weaver. They hooked her up turned into suspicion of the pos- that's my nose.' I was just freak- with a German consultant and sibility of being adopted when, ing out. If someone would have also suggested that she check pouting like a child. I went to someone possesed as she ran intention is to find my own per- in seventh grade, Weaver was asked me my name, I wouldn't her birthcertificate to see if her check the mail and there was a throughout the dorm screaming son and dissolve my 'identity assigned to do a family tree. have been able to answer. I was father declared paternity. letter in there. It said that her "I found my father." crisis.' I spend a great deal of "We were supposed to find out stunned." She explained that paternity father had been found and con- time staring into a mirror, try- who had the dimples and where Weaver said that her father can be claimed by the actual tacted and that his name was With some trepidation and ing to penetrate its surface re- the nose came from," she said. did come see her when she was father when he proves that he is Karoly Domokos Tatar von Be- some feeling of guilt, Weaver flections for answers to my Her mother strongly refused, born in Mannheim, West Ger- biologicaly the father. His name lavavy." She also discovered wrote her father after she questions, only to always find claiming that it was a form of many and did find out that he can then be placed on the birth that her father is a native Hun- waited for several months for that I can't take pieces from a prying into the family history was her biological father. But, it certificate at his request. Six garian living in Mannheim, him to write her. In this letter mirror and construct a complete and should not be allowed. was too late. Her mother wanted months after applying to these West Germany, who was a ballet she explained how she did not self-image out of them. And, The same assignment was nothing to do with him and re- organizations, Weaver got a let- choreographer, interpreting want to hurt her mother or him sometimes, I'm not sure what given to her in high school with fused to let him contact her ter saying that his name was on mythology through dance, and a by opening up old wounds and the questions are. I do know that the same results. And after a daughter no matter how hard he the birth certificate. painter. Weaver said he is 79 tried to explain the reason why I would love very much to corre- bout with suicide brought about tried. "I remember that day well," years old. she became obsessed with find- spond with you, to come to know by her feeling peculiar and prob- Her mother than put Weaver she said. "I was having a bad ing him. lems with her mother, Weaver's in an orphanage intending to get day, I flunked a test and I was Weaver began acting like She wrote, "Ultimately, my □ See Father, page 11.

AO**l- 7^

Interviews/Barb Symbolik Friday Photo /Peter Fellman Rick Sasala, freshman environ- Shelley Johnson, senior IPOO Mary Nolan, senior science edu- Ava Walker, sophomore busi- David Haynes, sophomore Cindy Long, freshman business mental science major, Ashta- major, Jamestown, New York: cation major, Findlay: "I think ness education major, Akron: "I sports management major, Co- major, Findlay: "I'd say yes bula: "The adoptee should know "I mink that they have a right to when they're old enough they think that the parent had a rea- lumbus: "I think that the person because everyone wants to know about their medical history and the records for health reasons. should be given the records, but son for not wanting the child and should be able to have the re- where they came from. Al- what to expect as well as how to There may be a reason such as a then you run into the problem of therefore the records should be cords because if I were adopted though they were given up, they take care of themselves." blood disease." how old is old enough." kept confidential. If the parents I would want to know where I right to b want them to know, then it is am from and about my par- ftfiasfiabout their background." w u I alright." ents." ^ Friday/March 14, 1986 8

Numerous groups provide information Funding yourself

by Sue Ebcriiut harder for a student to re- Friday reporter ceive financial aid as an inde- Agencies aid adoptees in search pendent student, according to So you think you're a Deb Heineman, associate di- hotshot, you're finally inde- rector of financial aid and by Tracey Batdorl Vilardi, founder of ISRR, said. not the adoptee should have access to his pendent-you do your own student employment V the Friday staff reporter "Originally, we were an organization that birth records, which is an important step in laundry, cook your own meals proposal is passed all stu- only helped members of the adoption trian- locating birthparents, according to the and make your own bed every dents 22 and under will be "In all of us there is a hunger, marrow- gle.' " Vilardi said. "Now we deal with other "ALMA Searcher's Guide." For some adop- day, however, most likely considered dependent unless deep, to know our heritage -to know who we 'calamities' of society, such as foster chil- tees, the search is for personal reasons and your parents still pay your they are a ward of the court, are and where we have come from. Without dren, children separated from their parents for others, for genetic or medical reasons. an orphan, a veteran or are this enriching knowledge, there is a hollow by a divorce, or acts of war. There has been There are students on cam- married. yearning." - Alex Haley. a need and a demand for people to locate There are organizations that are encour- pus, however, who have be- There is, however, a catch- There are over 10 organizations with over their families," she explained. aging legislative changes in allowing adop- come financially as well as all clause in the proposal 80,000 members that aid adoptees in the Vilardi said ISRR has approximately 6,000 tee's access to their birth records, and to phUisophically independent. which says that a student can search for their biological parents. minimum and 10,000 maximum registrants educate the public in an adoptee's need to In fact, according to a survey still be classified as an inde- The largest of these organizations, Adop- a year. Registrants who volunteer Informa- trace his roots. done by the Financial Aid pendent student if the Finan- tee's Liberty Movement Association tion must be at least 18 years of age and Reunite is one of these organizations that Office, 10 percent of finan- cial Aid Office can determine (ALMA), founded in 1971, helps adults (per- must sign a legal release form which gives also works with social workers, doctors, aided students are inde- a student is self-supporting. sons 18 years old and over), who are adopted the organization the power, if a match lawyers and judges. Adoption Triangle Min- Results of this proposal children, natural parents who have given occurs, to share with each person involved istry (ATM), works with the "adoption The students who chose to should be determined in late children up for adoption, and adoptive par- information filed by the other, Vilardi ex- triangle," which includes adoptees, adop- become financially indepen- August or September. ents. plained. tive parents, and natural parents, as well as dent do so because in their The main objective of ALMA is to provide However, she said, ISRR does not release legislatures, social workers, and clergy, in case it offers them the most So you think you might mutual assistance in searching for natural the names of the adopted parent. "We feel it allowing adoptee's access to their birth financial aid. qualify as an independent stu- parents, and in natural parents searching is up to the adoptee to share this information records. Concerned United Birth parents For a student to be consid- dent? You might want to do lor their children. with the birthparent if they want to," Vilardi (CUB) support birth parents and others who ered an independent for the some serious thinking before ALMA conducts encounter groups, re- said. support adoption reform and open birth 1987 fall semester he must you make your decision. search projects, and classes in genealogical ISRR also refers public and private agen- records. meet the following stipula- Kelly Wesley, a freshman in- research. It also counsels adoptive parents cies, municipal, county and state social But what happens when "strangers" tions for 1985-1986. The stu- ternational business major, in understanding the adoptee s search for services and the Salvation Army as other meet? Orphan Voyage (OR), is an organiza- dent must not have lived with said that it's not easy to be- "identity." sources to aid the adoptees in their search. tion that assists in building relations be- their parents for more than come officially independent. Most of the organizations help aid in these Vilardi said ISRR has a "genetic medical tween adopted people and their kin families. six weeks, the student's par- Since the present qualifica- searches through the use of computer-based alert" system which provides medical infor- ents could not have claimed tions require you to be inde- registry, such as Adoptee/Natural Parent mation to registrants. "We provide original According to the "ALMA Searcher's the student as a U.S. income pendent for two vearsprior to Locators International (ANPLI) and Inter- medical background of the birthparent that Guide," an adoptee's search for their heri- tax exemption and the stu- becoming an independent stu- national Soundez Reunion Registry (ISRR) the adoptee may not be aware of, such as tage can be difficult to start. Organizations dent must not have received dent, shell receive financial which stores information volunteered by diseases that may occur later in life," such as Operation Identity (OI), Organized more than $750 worth of sup- aid based on her parent's adopted children, birth parents, and adop- Vilardi said. Adoption Search Information Service (OA- port from his parents. These income for the next year, tive parents. Persons may contribute as As well as a "genetic" program, Vilardi SIS), and Independent Search Consultants rules are detailed in questions even though she's currently much information as they wish and are able said ISRR provides a "post match consul- (ISC), aid searching adults in supplying 19-21 on the Financial Aid self-supporting. She added to designate when or if they feel the reunion tant" which provides professional counsel- information on searching procedures and Form. is possible. ing by mental health and social workers, for methods. Because each individual is differ- that next fall when she is an We are a mutual consent reunion organ- the "searcher," birthparent and extended ent and has a special case, the methods of The Gramm-Rudman pro- independent student, 75 to 80 ziation that offers emotional support and family, before the reunion. research tend to be a bit different, according posal, which is now in Con- percent of her fees will be assistance during the search," Emma May There has been conflict as to whether or to the Searcher's Guide. gress, would make it even paid through financial aid.

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Judy "I try to be there when she D Continued from page 7. needs me and I also try to lawyer and she can write a leave her alone when Judy Student seeks natural parents letter to her baby now so the needs her privacy." parents can use it to explain Two local women have vol- later to the child who his unteered their time to give by Cathy Hoehn Pickett has often thought about known that she was bom in the the family that was chosen for natural mother is. her support, also. One woman Friday reporter finding her biological parents. Toledo Hospital, but that her her by the agency. She said that The adoptive parents also teaches her Lamaze, while "It has always been in the back parents were not residents of she could not imagine fitting in take care of any finances that the other acts as her coach. Have you ever wondered what of my mind. It's always there. Toledo at that time. Whether or quite as well with any other involves the baby such as Her coach drives her to doc- it would be like to never know You know how when you're cu- not her mother and father were family. In fact, when anyone medical and lawyer fees. tors appointments and will be your natural parents, or to have rious about something, you're ever married, or are still to- tries to guess which of the three Judy said that in the future with her when she delivers never met your brothers and just not satisfied until you find gether today, remains a mys- children were adopted, most she would like to find her her baby. sisters? Or to not even know if out?" The two things that she is tery. One detail divulged by the ris her brother Larry because child but that it is often diffi- Judy has received no sup- you have any brothers or sis- generally most curious about agency at the time of Pickett's and her other brother, Mike, cult for the mother to do this. port from the father of the are where her "real" parents adoption was that her father had look so much alike. "It's really She said that her child will be child. She said,"My case is At least one student on cam- are now and what they look like. gone overseas for reasons un- strange that it turned out that able to have access to the one of a girl who is deeply in pus has pondered over these known. way,'' she said. But that is just adoption file when he or she love but when trouble came questions many times in her life. As it stands now, Pickett one more way in which she fits turns 21. She hopes her child along, the boy-friend left." Sophomore Kristi Pickett, who hopes to begin her search this There are many facets of be- in so well. will seek her out in the future. Judy added, "I won't be was adopted when she was six- summer, with the help of her ing adopted which can be espe- Judy said she has received there to see my baby's first weeks old, often finds herself sister-in-law. Her adoptive par- cially frustrating to the child. a great deal of support from steps or hear his first words wondering about the two people ents offer her encouragement. ForPickett, her lack of knowl- The subject of adoption is far her roommate and her but I will always know that I who brought her into the world. "In a way, they want me to look edge about the details surround- from an obsession with Pickett. friends in the dorm where she have given him the most im- Pickett s adoptive parents had (for my parents), but it's hard ing her adoption often bothers She said she never dwells on the lives. For example, Diane has portant gift a mother can two sons in their first three for Mom, " Pickett said. "She her. She would like to know the subject unless someone asks her tried to cheer her up when she ever give her child... I gave years of marriage. Then, after a wants me to find them because reasons why her parents gave a question about her back- was feeling down. Diane said, him lBe." series of miscarriages, they de- she knows how I feel. But she is her up and if they had had any ground, such as her religion or cided to adopt their third child, a also afraid that they would try to other children. Another point in nationality. "I tell them that I baby girl. They have always take me away." question is whether her father, am Catholic or Irish, just be- been open with her about her Pickett is not sure what action having gone overseas, was ever cause that is what my family is. adoption. "I don't even remem- she will take once her search is even aware that he had a daugh- But I could be anything I wanted ber them telling me,"she said. over. "I wouldn't go up to them ter. All of these questions, espe- to, really. Who would know?" "I just grew up knowing that I right away and introduce my- cially the latter, have given Due To Popular Demand was adopted." self. I'd pretend I was a Pickett all the more incentive to salesperson or something, just unearth the mystery of her heri- Pickett has always felt very to see what they were like." tage. much a part of the family. She Not much information has Overall, being adopted has not One pouch Rocky's Happy Hour feels they have a comfortable been revealed thus far concern- presented any real problems for relationship, despite her parents ing Pickett's background. It is Pickett. She is happy to live with does it all! being sometimes possessive. 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This year Sue that the ballon will be two feet in At 7 will be the Irish song sine Last year, people shied away present for that first parade two Danny Boy" pealed from the "O' Pleiman" will reign over its largest dimension. along, and at 8, Dave "0' 5 from the Irish stew when one of years ago, or the one after that, church steeple. the festivities. She will be Bureaucratic harassment will chemmel" will start spinning Squeak Platfoot's cats came up one might have wondered about And that was not all. A jam crowned tonight at 10 in Tank- be, as always, kept in records for the dance. the seeming Teutonic tang that session took place at the back er's bar. In accordance with check."You get there at two. Neighborhood cats aside, rang in the family names writ- annex of the Tom "O' Grillio" traditon, she will make her own and you're in the parade,'* Though "things are moving though, Irish stew would be the ten on the signs of parade en- machine repair complex. Par- crown. 0' Huecker said. upward," 0' Huecker said Mc- fitting community feast follow- tries. Several Old German ticipation was open to all. Prior Nick "Pickles" McSchmit- The jam session will begin at 3 Cartyviileans wish to keep the ing a gargantuan St. Patrick's names sported a new Irish "0" musical experience was toler- meyer chooses the queen each p.m., featuring a celebrated festivities a local event and do Day parade. It would be a cele- in spirit of the occasion. ated, but sheet music and prac- year, executing the duties of his banjo picker from Piqua, Ohio. not want it to get too big. bration that would mock the Nearly a hundred townspeople tice were taboo. A mandolin office from his stool at Tanker's. hitherto before celebrated tri- and farmers cheered as 14 solid player, fiddlers and saxophon- Judy "O' Baumer" and Jane "1 umphal returns of Roman gen- minutes of parade moved along ists among others attempted to McFrilling reigned respectively Father spondence of a friend, her erals and obscure the tales of that single yet historic block on "fall in and sound good," in the 1984 and 1985 parades. U Continued frompage 7. father wrote saying that he grandiose processions of British State Route 119 from the church according to O' Huecker. "Sis- (Both actually have a fraction of my own father. Eventually, was "very happy to hear to the junction of State Route 29 ter Carmine really got it kicking Irish blood.) sometime in the future, I need from her and that it is great to And if there were going to be a and rounded the corner, rolling last year. She was out there Saturday morning before the to see you. I hesitate to say know that there is someone in St. Patrick's Day parade any- onto the pages whereon immor- dancing," he said. parade, die-hard Celts will at- this, because I don't want to this world that is a part of me where in West Central Ohio, it tal stuff is writ. The Irish stew supper fol- tempt the three-mile Irish jog be demanding in any way. and writes 'I love you.' " would have to happen in an old Children scrambled along the lowed, served from the butcher- from St. Patrick's, Ohio to Mc- However, I want to be com- With tears in her eyes she Irish town with a name like parade route to pick up candy ing kettle it was made in. Many Cartyville. 0' Huecker said the pletely honest, hoping, also recalls crying and feeling a McCartyville. Only McCarty- and green plastic necklaces: A people went to Tanker's to eat 80 plus participants will be that I'm approaching you in sense of tranquiltiy. ville is really not a town, legally yellow cab (a sight as familiar instead, though O' Huecker said transported to St. Patrick's the most comfortable manner "It was a feeling that I anyway. The small collecion of as a UFO for a burg with no physical evidence was never where it will be "up to them how possible." never had before. A burst of houses, the church, the two bars, stoplights) cruised by, spouting produced to substantiate rumors they get back." Refreshments She signed the letter, "I relief. I would give my left the mechanic's shop, the bicycle Skoal Bandits from the win- of the aforementioned foreign will be served every mile. love you. arm to go back to that mo- shop and the plumber's business dows. Tractors, semitrailer element. 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byKcnZakd Ducts of every imaginable and co-writer Terry Gilliam, the comes from a romantic breezy their ingenuity, as brick build- pairmen come to fix the hole Friday reporter (and unimaginable) kind per- only American member of the song from the 40's of the same ings ana samurai warriors come with a pre-sized repair piece meate through houses and build- British comedy group Monty name, and the song hovers to life to stop Sam from reaching (which tells us this firepole ings (an advertisement Python. Gilliam was responsible throughout the movie, an escap- his beloved. method is standard operating It's really incredible that promotes designs and ideas for for the zany animation in their ist symbol of the dreams and Inevitably reality always procedure), drop it in place, and someone owns the imagination decorating them in your home). television series and movies, fantasies of the people in this crashes his dreams, and Sam promptly curse "They've gone that created Brazil, one of the Posters fashioned after those and Brazil at times seems to darkly absurd world. gets involved in a typing error metric again" when the repair most visually astounding films used in the 1930s Works Pro- bring those animations to life. Sam Lowry (Jonathan Pryce) that has led the Ministry to section crashes to the floor be- I've ever seen. Brazil depicts a gram Administration promote Gilliam also co-directed The has a humdrum job at the Min- abduct an innocent man. Mr. low. world in the retro-future (the Ones like "Suspicion Breeds Meaning of Life with fellow Py- istry of Information Retrieval, Tuttle" forgot to file a form Brazil's bleak outlook is per- director's own term), a bizarre Confidence" ana "Loose Talk thon member Terry Jones, and the government division that required by law, but a man fectly tempered by this kind of future where anything invented Means Noose Talk." Offices are singularly directed Tune Ban- immerses life in a sea of paper- named Buttle was abducted and dark humor, but some may find after 1957 has unezpuunably dis- replete with television monitors dits, a children's fantasy of time work and forms. In reality the has since diasappeared com- this movie too taxing to watch, appeared. If you can imagine an with "screen enlargers" in front travel with a strong appeal to myriad of workers only shuffle pletely. especially at over 140 minutes in Orwellian world injected with which make the screen virtually adult sensibilities and humor as Bipers, and they switch their The movie has a biting wit length. But if you're willing to the sardonic comic wit of Monty unreadable. well. levisions to old Hoollywood often utilized visually. Mr. invest in the strenuous exercise Python, then you're on the right Brazil has nothing to do with movies as soon as the boss's Buttle innocently sits in his duct- of watching this movie, and pay track. Brazil is the baby of director South America; the film's title door closes. filled living room, watching tele- heed to the fine attention for Using his dreams to escape vision with his family, when detail throughout, you'll find reality, Sam envisions himself suddenly stormtroopers burst Sourself breathless in apprecia- as a winged, Icarus-like warrior through the window. A round on for the complex, unique film who fights various obstacles to section of the ceiling is cut out experience Brazil is. ^ reach his vision of the ideal and more stormtroopers slide Brazil, rated R, is showing at woman. It is these dream se- down a pole, like firemen. Mr. the Franklin AMC Cinemas in quences that are amazing in Buttle is taken away and re- MlliiWt Toledo. 353 8735 in Bowling Green In St. Patrick's Day Appalachia Come for one week to serve the Monday, March 17 needs of the poor in Appalachia. Single, Catholic men are invited to be involved in home constriction, visiting • Jameson's Irish Whiskey • Irish Manhattan the elderly, and sharing one's gifts with • Bushmill's Irish Whiskey • Irish Martini mentally, emotionally and physically • Murphy's Irish Cream • Irish Stinger handicapped. There will also be oppor- • Bailey's Irish Cream • Irish Rickey tunities to learn about the culture, people, and music of the Appalachian area. • Irish Mist • Irish Shillelagh • Carolan's Irish Cream • Irish Highball The week-long sessions available are: • Guinness Stout or Harp Beer May 17 - 23 Ask about our Irish Green cocktails June 7-13 July 12-18 July 26 - August 1 August 24 - 30

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