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Wednesday, March 6,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 95 The News' Dole claims GOP's 'Junior Tuesday' Briefs John King His victory was fueled by Re- Dole won primaries in Georgia, Lugar was preparing to quit the to keep fighting among our- The Associated Press publican voters anxious to stall Vermont, Connecticut, Mary- chase, an also ran in every pri- selves." NBA Scores Buchanan and turn the party's at- land, Maine, Massachusetts, mary. He told associates he WASHINGTON - Bob Dole tention to beating President Clin- Colorada and Rhode Island - a would bow out Wednesday. It was Buchanan vowed to fight all Detroit 105 stormed to a commanding lead In ton In November. "Junior Tuesday" primary another dismal election day for the way to the August Republican Toronto 84 the Republican presidential race "I think it is a big, big boost," sweep. There also were caucuses former Tennessee Gov. Lamar convention, but acknowledged, Tuesday with an eight-state pri- Dole said, predicting he would in Minnesota and Washington to Alexander, and a senior cam- "It's an uphill battle every- L.A. Clippers 105 mary sweep against fast-fading handily win New York's primary begin choosing their convention paign aide told senior Republican where." Pat Buchanan and a shrinking on Thursday and carry momen- delegates. officials that Alexander was New York 88 field of challengers. tum into next week's "Super All told, the day's booty repre- likely to quit, too perhaps as Publisher Steve Forbes was fo- "I always felt In my heart It Tuesday" contests in Texas, Flor- sented more than a quarter of the early as Wednesday. cusing on the Thursday show- Miami 113 was going to happen, but you ida and five other states. 996 delegates needed to clinch Some GOP leaders said the down in New York, declaring, never know until the people "I think we are in a very strong nomination - with another 93 up nomination was Dole's. "We can win in New York and na- Minnesota 72 vote," Dole told The Associated position to win the nomination," for grabs in New York and 362 "If he doesn't have it wrapped tionwide," he said, Ignoring Press, flush with confidence that the Senate majority leader said, next Tuesday. up, he's close," said Illinois Gov. Dole's lead In the state -- and the Seattle 107 his third bid for the GOP nomina- and for once there was no voice Convinced Dole's lead was in- Jim Edgar. He urged others to momentum likely to come from tion would be successful. in dissent. surmountable, Indiana Sen. Dick clear the field: "There's no need Tuesday. Cleveland 101 Orlando 123 Mystery Charlotte 97 NOW president Chicago 115 Milwaukee 106 Patricia Ireland Dallas 127 New Jersey 117 to speak in Union NHL Scores Kristin Sladum community needs to know what The BG News has been done and what still Pittsburgh 9 needs to be done." Winnipeg 4 University students and facul- Women's history month was ty will be given the opportunity another factor prompting to listen to the current president Underdown's efforts to secure N.Y. Islanders 5 of a national organization to- Ireland's visit to the University. Boston 3 night. Patricia Ireland of the National Organization for Wom- "I was looking for a dynamic en is scheduled to speak at 8 p.m. speaker to talk about women's Tampa Bay 2 in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. rights," Underdown said. "I de- Chicago 0 Ireland's presentation, "Target cided to go to the top of the or- "96: 75 Years, Women in the ganization and invite Patricia Vote", will focus on the role of Ireland. Accuracy of Bible women in great elections, how to will be discussed get more women into office and "It's a terrific way to promote A discussion on the ac- what the future holds for women, women's history month." Hldckl Kchayuhi/rhe BC Ncwa curacy of the Bible will take according to Cameron Under- Ireland played a pivotal role in Actors and actresses, from left to right, Monica Bueno, Eric Blalr, Ray Manilla, Diane Welder, place this evening in 111 down of the University Activities making 1992 the "Year of the Krista Schroger and Mike Leschinsky, pose at a rehearsal for the play. The Mystery of Edwin Olscamp at 8 p.m. Organization. Woman." She Is also well known Drood. The play will take place on April 24-27. The discussion, betweem Jeannie Ludlow, faculty ad- for her involvement in civil James Sire and Loren I.o- viser for Womyn for Womyn, rights, women's rights and ho- masky, will address the va- said Ireland's speech affects the lidity of Christianity and mosexuals' rights movements, how the truth can be found. University community. according to Underdown. Sweden bureau censors 'Casino' Sire earned an English "It's important for her to come doctoral degree from the because we're facing an election The presentation is being The Associated Press reau forced the director to cut fluence in Las Vegas casinos. University of Missouri. and it's absolutely critical that sponsored by UAO, Womyn for three sequences, totaling one Scorsese agreed to the cuts in Lomasky earned a doctoral we get as much information as Womyn, the Lesbian and Gay Al- STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Mar- minute and 40 seconds, out of the order to let Swedish theaters degree in Philosophy from possible. We don't have a lot of liance, Interfraternity Council, tin Scorsese is making sure three-hour movie, arguing that show the film. But he added a the University of Connecti- good choices, so we need to know Panhellenic Council, Honors Stu- Swedes know exactly how he they were too violent for Swedish disclaimer for audiences to read. cut. He occasionally tea- what's going on. dent Association and Resident feels about the country's censors, viewers. ches medieval philosophy "It was my wish that every au- "Clinton's record for women's Student Association. who chopped some violent scenes The movie stars Robert De dience should experience 'Casin- and technology. rights Is better than we give him The event is sponsored by Ireland's speech will be free out of his film "Casino." Niro and Sharon Stone in a tale o' the way I cut it, but that will Inter Varsity Christian Fel- credit for," Ludlow said. "But the and open to the public The Swedish Censorship Bu- about sometimes bloody mob In- not be the case." lowship, the Undergraduate Philosophy Club, Fellow- ship of Christian Graduate Students and campus Cru- Volunteers make sade for Christ. Convicted man will get new trial AIDS Quilt success PITTSBURGH - A man Jen Schab signed up for." convicted of robbery will The BG News "It lets us know that we have get a new trial because the students who care," Stewart said. man who prosecuted him Students who volunteered for "This was an example of the was having a romantic re- the AIDS Quilt were largely re- community, that Dr. Ribeau talks lationship with his girl- sponsible for the success of the about, at work." friend. On Tuesday, Allegheny event, according to Tonia Ste- Gale Swanka, co-chairwoman County Judge David Cash- wart, AIDS Quilt co-chairwoman. of the AIDS Quilt, said AIDS tou- man ordered a new trial for Stewart said 450 volunteers ches students and this event gave Thomas Balenger, 34. turned out for the AIDS Quilt them the opportunity to educate Complied from staff and Feb. 27-29, the bulk of which and to get involved. wire reports. were students from campus. "Because students are at a high Some students served as quilt risk, it is important for them to monitors to make sure the quilt get involved,' Swanka said. did not get damaged, as greeters "Half of all new HIV infections who passed out literature and as occur in people under the age of Quote of monitors for the new panels that 20." were being donated. Swanka said volunteering for the day Other students read names and the Quilt gave students the op- served as an emotional support portunity to make a difference. "I was looking and answered questions about "We counldnt have done It for a dynamic the quilt. Several people worked without them," Swanka said. speaker to talk at the merchandise tables, selling Emily Albrecht, a junior who T-shirts and other items. volunteered for the AIDS Quilt, about women's Stewart said 7300 people went said her close friend's uncle died rights." through the display and $2,200 of AIDS and it brought it close to —Cameron was raised to benefit David's home and made her want to do Underdown, about House in Toledo. something. B.b W.mrrnTic Aim.cl.tcd PrcH "These numbers are indicative "I thought it was pretty incre- NOW President of the amount of work that was Patricia Ireland Stephen Danbury walks against the wind and light rain along Pleasant Alley in Aberdeen, Ohio. The dible that students showed such four year old had been to the store with his mother. put into the event," Stewart said. interest, caring and support for "Volunteers were willing to go beyond the hours of service they See VOLUNTSR, page five.

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Dawn Keller Jay Young Managing editor News editor (Wfc^ Jim Barker Amy Johnson "MOM. I'VE 60T AGCU0OL PRCMECT. DO WE UAVE ANY Associate editor City editor FOmUZEK AND DlKELFUa 1NT\E g*RM5€?" Joe Peiffer Scott Brown Opinion editor Sports editor

Joe Boyle Stephani Miskawi Weekend Reality editor Photo editor Socrates would be disappointed Rochelle Slosser Tiffany Wendeln Graphics editor Copy chief THIS IS A TEST OF YOUR the same things? Or are there They refuse to look at them. wouldn't you even think to apply Carolinne Shaffer Anna Wahrman MIND ... THIS IS ONLY A TEST. some things that are different? Truth - people go through life It to something as important as Copy chief Copy editor IF THIS WERE ACTUALLY Do they set up against one an- with blinders on. Albert Einstein the creator of the universe?" YOUR MIND, YOU MIGHT BE other? said it best:"Few are those who Well... um ... I think I've got to Penny Brown Stefoni Bavin IN TROUBLE!! CS: I suppose ... some things feel with their own hearts and go. I've got homework to do. Copy editor Copy editor Picture it: Athens, 407 BG It's are different. And I suppose they think with their own minds.'* Geez, between you md that So- another dry, hot day In Greece. do conflict on some things... Don't believe me? Bring up re- crates guy...." Juli Palmer Olivia Inkrott Light scorches the dusty roads of S: Then, how are you to know ligion. Pick a spot. Grounds for And so it goes. People claim to Copy editor Copy editor the great city. A city of enlight- which is "right?" If they are Thought. Cosmos. A class. The want truth. They claim to search enment. A city of culture. A city different, and if they conflict, lounge. Work it into the conver- for It. They claim to reason. And Tania Runyan Amy Black of... Socrates. how can they both be true? sation. And see what happens. To yet many people I talk to don't Copy editor Copy editor Socrates lived In the fourth CS: Well, I guess that's just me, it's usually one of two things: care enough about truth to even century before the birth of how we see It. We see it as 1. People avoid the conversta- talk about it. How can that be? Darren Liderbach Penny Brown Christ. He served in the military, different, but it's really the same. So I'm going to make a chal- Copy editor Editorial writer tion altogether, refusing to speak but spent the later years of his S: How can that which conflicts or listen, and may go so far as to lenge. Ask yourself: "Am I a per- life in pursuit of truth. He in mind be the same in fact? I make a reference to people who son who wants to objectively ex- WWW usually did this by probing with would never say that my arm is "shove religion down the throats amine reality for truth, or am I ProMtWn'Slair ■ questions about the topic he was the same as my leg. If "truth" is of others." content with "what I was pursuing. His method was not to that which Is correct, and two 2. Everyone is ready to talk taught?" If you really - I mean Leah Bamum Michelle Bracken "take sides" in an Issue, but things are set against each other, about what they think. Sure, really - want the truth; then look Colleen Casey Alianna Dias rather to neutrally attempt to then both, surely, cannot be cor- they'll sit there quietly and listen for It. It wont always fall on your Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin find the truth In existence. Let's rect - and then, how can you say to the other person, but they lap. You have to find it. How? By Chad Gamby Matt Gannon join Socrates in a conversation that both can be the truth? know their turn to speak their constantly evaluating. Evaluat- Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl with a 20th century college stu- CS: Well, Socrates, um. (Scrat- piece Is coming up. And they end ing everytlur.g. This information dent, already in progress. ches head Intently) I think I've up saying very much, and listen- you're told. The people you listen Kevin Rathge Ed Reed Socrates: And do you know the gotta go. ing very little. to. What you read and hear. Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec truth? (Exit, stage right). Now, on the off chance that you Yourself and your beliefs. Collge Student: I think the And that's how It goes. Or so it get someone who legitimately Everything Copyright© 1996 by The IK 1 News. Reprinting of truth is whatever we make of it. seems. I use the example of So- wants to discuss religion with Yes, in a way, this article is a any material in this publication whitout the permission of S: Truth is what I want It to be? crates to illustrate how some you, start asking one simple shameless plug for the debate The BG News is strictly prohibited. How shall I conduct myself? people have inconsistencies in question, and watch what hap- that will be on tonight If you ha- The BG News is an independent student voice CS: However you want. That's what they think. Now, in the real pens. "Why?" ven't surmised It yet, I'm a Chris- founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic the beauty of it. Whatever works world, a lot of people are going to "I believe in God." tian. Yes, I believe. I believe it by year and Wednesday's in the summer. have these kinds of inconsisten- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those for you is okay. That's your "Why?" reasonable evidence. The discus- of the student body, faculty or University administration. "truth." What I believe is my cies and more. "Well, my parents brought me sion tonight between Dr. James Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not "truth." But in the university, I hear It's up that way." Sire and Dr. Loren Lomasky necessarily those of The BG News. S: But what of the gods? Do not supposed to be different. People "So, why?" about Christianity promises to be Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 they give us the conduct by are supposed to be reasonable. "That's what I was taught to fruitful, regardless of who you words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone which to live? Is that not the People are supposed to think believe was true, so I do." are or what you believe. Come. number and University affiliation, if any. The BG News "truth?" critically. And yet, when it comes "So, why? I told you that clouds Come just to listen legitimately reserves the right to edit any and all letters. CS: Yeah, but where I come to using critical thinking as a are made of marshmallow paste, to the other side. The BG News encourages its readers to notify the from there's a lot of different re- skill, people regard it as second- would you believe It?" The discussion between Dr. paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. ligions. Each of them believes in ary to what will be on the next "Of course not!" Lomasky and Dr. Sire about a different God. test or what is In the next chap- "Why?" Christianity will be in 111 Ols- 210 West Hall S: And which of these Gods Is ter. "Because It's not true." camp Hall tonight, March 6th, at Bowling Green State University true? To many people, critical think- "And how do you know that?" 8 pm. There will be time for Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 CS: WeU, you see, I believe that ing and reason is Icing on the "Well... I used my senses, and questions. bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu all religions have truth In them. cake. In reality, they should be my reason." Bradley S. Hughes, Esq. is a They're really Just different the ingredients of the cake itself. "And so then. If you can apply junior philosophy major and a ways of saying the same thing. But to most people, topics are to- senses and reason to something guest columnist for The BG S: Do these "Gods" all teach tally blocked out of their minds. as Insignificant as a cloud, why News.

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NlckSibo would like to possibly continue The BC News Research on invertebrates the project for a decade. "We're getting good data, and A University professor and to be conducted with funds we can answer [many] questions graduate student have received about the gobl," Miner said. "I'm BLOTTER Wildlife Diversity Grants to only funded for one year, but I'd I conducted by Miner and Stewart research the effects of intro- 1989 because of Its ability to clog like to continue research for ■ Car owners, home owners from an East Wooster home. duced species on invertebrate pipes running from freshwater show otherwise. maybe ten. Research breeds and buainessea reported ■ Saturday's flurries caused a The gobl has proven to be populations In Lake Erie. bodies. more Interest and we explore windows broken by bricks, bot- record number of auto accidents. Jeffrey Miner, assistant "I'm more concerned as to how vicious and protective over Its further." tles, pellet guns, slingshots and Twenty-one incidents were re- rocky feeding grounds that are professor, and Timothy Stewart the zebra mussel will affect the The effects of the gobl and ze- cement blocks. Seven separate ported as hit/skip or traffic ac- have received more than $8,000 abundance of Invertebrate In shared with crayfish, which 1* bra mussel are not all harmful, incidents have occured within cident/property destruction. collectively in funding for two Erie," Stewart said. "There will the favorite food of several game according to Stewart. the past two weeks. flsh in Lake Erie. In large num- separate projects. probably be a community shift in "The zebra mussel Is a filter ■ A Fourth Street resident ■ A Manvllle resident called to "What we're mainly interested the level of zooplankton from (he bers, the round gobl could starve feeder, and actually cleans the "Jumped out of a north side report a "big man yelling" and In Is how these exotic species will surface to shallow, rocky waters out the crayfish. water. It also discharges what it window" of the Wood County "kicking a vehicle." Interact with a community once where the zebra mussels feed. "If large and small mouth bass doesn't eat packed together in a Mental Hospital and fled. While eat the gobl, then there's no prob- they're introduced," Miner said. It's too early now to tell the exact ball," Stewart said. "These are at the hospital, the subject as- ■ A loud group of subjects Miner's research Involves the effects." lem," Miner said. "Right now, very nutritious to certain inver- saulted a police officer. drew police attention on Clay fisherman fishing for perch are Introduction of the round gobl. A The round gobl also thrives in tebrate life." ■ A South Grove resident Street early Saturday morning. round gobl Is a small freshwater shallow waters, and feeds on the catching an abundance of them Scientists believe the gobl and called police to complain that her Two subjects were cited for dis- fish believed to have originated zebra mussel. Miner believes 95 because they like worms. You zebra mussel were probably car- neighbor waa "throwing stuff at orderly conduct and the follow- In Asia. percent of the gobi's diet la the can drop in a line and catch up to ried In the ballast water of her." Police contacted the neigh- Stewarts' research centers on zebra mussel. This balance would 25 an hour. Whether this means ing Items were confiscated: two European ships. They are Intro- bor who gathered the trash for sewer/water signs, two street the zebra mussel. The research seemingly Indicate little effect to they've starved perch out is too duced when this water Is pumped disposal. existing species, but research barricades, a stop sign and two first captured national news In early to say." Miner said he from the ships. University parking barricades. ■ Thursday evening, a Clough Street resident complained about ■ Last Wednesday, the man- a neighbor who sped down the al- ager of an area restaurant had to Parents to get $1 million settlement ley at an "obscene" rate, and "ask a male and a female patron wanted police to "swear out a to leave when he found them In warrant." Police gave the area an the bathroom preparing to have St. Louis-based crib company to pay compensation for 1993 infant death extra patrol. sex." According to the manager, ■ A cement goose was abduct- this may have been a repeat ed between midnight and 6 a.m. offense. The Associated Press of 5-month-old Billy Matt of come trapped. defendant," he said. Cuyahoga Falls. The couple divorced after the Hermann contended the bolt CLEVELAND - Parents or an The settlement occurred as a accident and decided to sue the that failed was not part of the o- Infant who accidentally stran- U.S. District Court jury that company to publicize the danger riginal hardware. He said the gled himself between the mat- ruled last week in favor of the associated with cribs, Stanfield crib met industry safety stan- tress and side rail of his crib will parents waa about to begin de- said. dards. WHEN DRINKING^CALL A FRIEND. receive $1 million as settlement liberating damages. Gary Hermann, the attorney OR GET A RIDE WtTH A STRANGER. In a lawsuit against the crib's The boy's mother found him who represented Welsh, said A woman answering the tele- manufacturer. hanging from his crib In 1993. A sympathy was a factor In the jur- phone at the company's St. Louis The settlement was reached bolt on the crib had come loose, y's decision. "It's unfortunate office Tuesday said the company Monday between the St. Louis- allowing the side rail to separate because the emotionally charged had no comment on the settle- based Welsh Co and Devln Matt from the footboard and letting nature of the case shifted the ment. The woman would not give and Julie Stanfield, the parents him slip down until his head be- burden from the plaintiff to the her name.

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Titfr i^JLEiaaVMMHB State page four Wednesday, March 6,1996 Crime takes toll in Clinton Township UAW strikes John Saewer The Associated Press at two GM brake COLUMBUS -The grocery store clerk didn't need to see the statistics. He already knew plants in Dayton he lived and worked In a dan- gerous neighborhood, a small, urban township with an alarm- Jamit Hannah nity, it Is critical that we resolve ing rate of violent crime. The Associated Press this situation as soon as possi- He has seen the violence ble," he said in a statement. firsthand In Franklin County's DAYTON -- About 3,000 "However, it Is imperative that Clinton Township: A co-worker workers at two General Motors any settlement not jeopardize the was shot and killed during a Corp. brake plants went on strike competitiveness of these plants robbery attempt In August, and today after falling to resolve a and hence the job security of our late last fall, the store was contract dispute with the auto- employees." robbed twice In one week. maker by a union deadline. Local 696, which represents "This happens all the time Members of United Auto workers at the two GM Delphi around here," he said. "It's Workers Local 696 walked off the Chassis Systems plants, has been mostly the kids. They have so Job shortly after 10 am. The operating under the union's many guns." union had said it would strike If national agreement, which ex- Clinton Township had the talks did not resolve differences pires in September. The contract highest rate of violent crime with the company by then. allows the union to terminate the among Ohio police depart- At issue is outsourcing - the contract and strike under certain ments that reported to the FBI production of parts by outside circumstances. In 1994 - 37.8 violent crimes plants or companies - that could The plants make brake pads, per 1,000 people. That was the result In lost Jobs at the plants. boosters, master cylinders, ca- fourth-highest rate nationwide Union leaders have said GM has lipers and other parts for anti- among agencies covering issued outsourcing notices that lock and conventional brake communities of 2,500 to 10,000 could affect 125 jobs systems. The brakes are used In people. Worker health and safety also the assembly of a variety of GM The FBI classifies violent are issues. The union has said it and other vehicles. crimes as murder, forcible is not satisfied with the compan- Striking workers walked off rape, robbery and aggravated y's efforts to determine how the Job and headed immediately workers are Injured In jobs with assault. It estimated that 4.9 The AiiocUltd PrtM to picket lines outside the plant violent crimes were committed repetitive motion. gates. in Ohio in 1994 for every 1,000 Police are working on a case la Franklin County's Clinton Township. The township has the highest Local 696 President Joe Hasen- "Nobody wants to go but It's people. The national average rate of violent crime among Ohio police departments that reported to the FBI In 1994. jager said both sides negotiated the necessary thing to do if we was 7.1. Statewide figures for through the night but there was want to keep these Jobs," said 1995 are not yet available. Heights, 0.8. year. The township's violent lota and fast-food restaurants. little progress. He said It could worker Steve Jackson, 47, of Twenty-one Ohio police de- ■25,000 to 50,000: lima, 29.3; crime rate jumped to 51.0, Crime has taken Its toll on be a long strike. Dayton. partments reported no violent Stow, 0.3. baaed on 1994 population. The some of the businesses. The "They Just want to continue to Steve Mowry, 45, of Wilming- crime for all 12 months of 1994. ■10,000 to 25,000: Alliance, population would not be ex- market where the employee take jobs away from this plant, ton, agreed. Each department covers an 8.2; Ashland, 0.1. pected to change significantly was shot and killed la Installing away from this community," he "We do what we got to do," he area of less than 10,000 people. Violent crime in 199S de- In one year. bulletproof glass around the said of GM "We're doing what said. "We're talking about Jobs, Other cities that had Ohio's creased in Mansfield, stayed The township, a low- to cashier's stand. It also has an we have to do today." good-paying Jobs. Hopefully we highest and lowest rates of vio- about the same In Alliance, and middle-class neighborhood of alarm connected to the police Another bargaining session is can keep them alive for our kids, lent crime per 1,000 people increased in Lima and Cleve- 4,600 people, la surrounded by department scheduled for Wednesday. who are going to need jobs later were: land, according to police de- the east side of Columbus. "We've got cameras outside. Alan Dawes, vice president and on." ■Big cities: Cleveland, 15.3; partment statistics. Most residents live In apart- Inside - even a gun behind the general manager of GMs Delphi Akron, 9.6. It also Increased In Clinton ment complexes or small, older counter," said the clerk, who Chassis Division, said the com- Workers at the two plants went ■50,000 to 100,000 popula- Township, from 177 reports of one-story homes. pany would continue to bargain. on strike two years ago, Idling tion: Mansfield, 25.0, Cleveland violent crime in 1994 to 239 last It is flUed with bars, used-car Sec CRIME, page five. "For the sake of our em- five GM assembly plants. ployees, customers and commu- Building resident charged with arson

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I.M I..11.1 R.S.V.P. required to Jean Dobrea (216) 241-5840 Bring an interested friend or associate! 'Internship Programs Available" • 1 m Wednesday, March 6, 1996 page five Casino Queen funds police force Authorities attempt to Frank Fisher The Associated Press match DNA samples EAST ST. LOUIS, IU. -- If hell has a police department to punish in rape victim's womb errant officers, it probably looks a lot like the East St. Louis force The Associated Press who has been in a coma since a did for most of the past IS years. 1985 car crash. They refused Paydays were erratic, with ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Au- to say whether the suspects officers going as much as six thorities have extracted a include Horace. weeks without a paycheck. Hir- DNA sample from the womb Last month, Horace, 52, ing was frozen for a decade. The of a comatose woman who was pleaded guilty to unrelated patrol fleet was so broken-down raped and impregnated and charges that he posed as a sex that police sometimes had to ride now they are attempting to therapist. A judge ruled that if three to a car. Officers would match it against samples ob- Horace is convicted of sexual- have to duck into phone booths to tained from suspects. ly abusing a 49-year-old call headquarters because their A former nurse's aide ac- patient at the nursing home cars didn't have working radios. cused of fondling another where he worked briefly as a "A lot of times, we couldn't patient at the nursing home nurse's aide last year, his sen- catch thieves because our top where the woman was raped 6 tence will be increased from speed was 50 mph," said Sgt. 1/2 months ago has refused to 16 weekends in Jail to six Lionel Settles, a 25-year veteran provide blood voluntarily, the months. of the police force in this impov- Democrat and Chronicle re- erished city of 38,000. "You go ported today, quoting un- Horace began working at any faster than that, and your car identified sources. the center in August and was would start sputtering." Police discovered a blood fired after a physically disa- Today, the police department stain on a laboratory coat that bled patient accused him of has new cars, new guns, new John Horace was believed to fondling her in September. blood and a new attitude, thanks have worn and technicians are largely to an influx of cash from trying to obtain a DNA sample Police said medical techni- a riverboat casino that opened on from it, the newspaper said. cians obtained a DNA sample the Mississippi in 1993. Police say several em- from the amniotlc fluid sur- The mostly black community, ployees and ex-employees of rounding the fetus and blood which once despised the police the Westfall Health Care samples from more than 30 almost as much as they did the Center in suburban Brighton potential suspects. It could crack dealers and prostitutes are being investigated for the take months to definitively who haunted the streets, is giving rape of a 29-year-old patient test the samples. officers another chance. "We used to call the police, and The AiaocUtrd Prcti you might not even see them," said Darlene Jones, a neighbor- Although times have been frustrating In the past for the East St. Louis Police Department, obtain- hood organizer whose son was ing money from riverboat gambling has helped. The police department now has new cars, new guns, new blood and a new attitude. shot and wounded by a gang near of working police cars rose from Joined in 1972. her home three years ago. "We're 1991, when 62 people were killed. Since the Casino Queen started trying to trust the police now." Last year, 33 homicides were re- seven to 54, the most Police Chief East St. Louis' murder rate has ported. Isadore Chambers can recall the See POLICE, page alii. MARCH 6,1996 been dropping steadily since In the same period, the number department having since he VOLUNTEER JAZZ NIGHT ♦ ^ Continued from page one. pus do volunteer." quired a lot of people to give of Jobs and their functions, Stewart ^5* Stewart said students found themselves, she said. said. Students were able to FEATURING the event," Albrecht said. out about the Quilt and the vol- Volunteers had to go to one of choose their activities and had to "I think people who make the unteer opportunities through four training sessions for an hour meet with the chairpersons of RAMONA COLLINS stereotype about Generation X posters, announcements and var- and a half and had to read a their subcommittees. f VOCALIST do not see who's doing the work," ious organizations. The Quilt was packet of information that talked "I Just want to say thank you to Albrecht said. "People on cam- open for 30 hours total and It re- about the Quilt and the different all of them. 353-0988 CRIME 104 S. MAIN Continued from page four. NwnjpiMi spoke on the condition of ano- 49,107 violent crimes reported forcement agencies did not re- nymity. to the FBI across the state in port crime to the FBI. Report- Sgt. Mike Haley, a 20-year 1994, nearly half - 24,276 - ing Is voluntary. veteran of the township police m were aggravated assaults. Most states, however, re- department, doesn't dispute There were 19,575 robberies, ported at or near 100 percent. that there is a crime problem 4,643 rapes and 613 murders. Only Montana, Kansas, In- in the area, six miles northeast But the figures are incom- diana, New Mexico, Tennessee of downtown Columbus. But he plete because more than one- and Mississippi were below thinks it would be unfair to fourth of Ohio's 603 law en- Ohio in reporting. compare the township with other parts of Ohio. "I think that rating is a little misleading because we're real- Tonight ly in a city of 1 million people," Haley said, referring to metro- Grasshopper politan Columbus. "Robbers don't care about jurisdictions." Pie During 1994, there were 57 robberies reported in the Playing your township. There were 42 re- ported last year. favorite classic But aggravated assaults in- rock & gome creased, from 113 reported In of their own L 0(B 1994 to 194 last year. Au- IA "* ««.£'"*«">MI? thorities say most of the trou- originals ble usually starts with alcohol. Thirty-one places sell liquor In Starts at 10 p.m. the 1.2-square-mlie township. |P"eePwson «0,520 ****»' Assaults are the most com- Come Early /^Person...; fS.'OO • <**»-. mon violent crime. Of the if'"6 Person #7.720 .«•

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"This report lsnt really doing It recommended that young something for youth," said Lam people with HIV be used In cam- Duckim, 24, of Washington, who paigns to tell their peers how to has the HIV virus. "There is a protect themselves, because need for accountability." teens often tune out adults. The Associated Preii While the White House report Life can be a struggle, as this newborn calf discovered recently regained Its footing and returned to the security of mom. Between 40,000 and 80,000 on a frozen pond near Ronan, Mont. The youngster eventually Americans become infected with mentioned homosexuality, it the AIDS virus each year, and never recommended how to one in four is a teen-ager. Based reach gay teens, criticized the on those sobering statistics. Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian President Clinton asked the Center. The center said 63 per- White House Office of AIDS Pol- cent of AIDS cases among men Senator won't seek re-election Icy to talk to young people to find under 25 are due to unsafe sex Matt Brown manager, David Harmcr, said solutions. with other men. The Associated Press Republican says she can't they repeatedly warned her The office's report echoes "However well intended, the about possible financial irregu- what many scientists and AIDS report's recommendations ... SALT LAKE CITY - Rep. Enid larities. activists have said for years: turn a blind eye to gay and bisex- Greene Waldholtz, the target of adequately represent Utah Instead of heeding their warn- Strong AIDS education U a must ual youth," said center director crushing criticism about the mi- ings, she got angry, said Harmer, for children, so that if they later Lorri Jean. shandling of her campaign and came public late last year, and at least half of that amount with who resigned In April as the con- have sex or experiment with personal finances, announced to- there were calls made for her to proceeds from property Wald- gresswoman's chief of staff. drugs, they know how to protect And young people In the audi- day she will not seek re-election hand back the seat many be- holtz claimed to own in Pennsyl- It wasnt until after her hus- themselves. ence when the report was issued this year. lieved she won through a last- vania, but did not. band disappeared for six days in "Kids are dying because adults had some tough questions: Will In a statement faxed to news minute ad blitz paid for through Mrs. Waldholtz said she be- November that Mrs. Waldholtz are arguing about what to tell the White House ensure that organizations, the first-term Re- illegal campaign financing lieved her campaign contribution acknowledged the extent of her them about AIDS," said Miguel states follow the report's rec- publican, who has blamed her Questioned about the source of came from that asset swap and a financial problems and filed for Bustos, 25, of San Francisco. He ommendations? Will it force problems on her estranged hus- the money at the time, Mrs. nonexistent $5 million trust fund divorce. was asked to help write the re- school systems to provide con- band, said she could not ade- Waldholtz would say only that Waldholtz also claimed to have. It Several groups have since port because as a teen, he organ- dom education and discuss ho- quately clear her name and rep- she and her husband "had been turned out the bulk of her per- called for her resignation, includ- ized student AIDS education. mosexuality? Or provide money resent the people of Utah in Con- blessed." She has since acknowl- sonal campaign donation actually ing government watchdog group "Teach the children. That's our for student-run peer-education gress. edged that the money was fun- came from her father, she said. Public Citizen, the Utah Demo- message," he said. programs? Her announcement brings to 43 neled into the campaign in ap- Federal election law prohibits cratic Party and former cam- Most American school systems the number of House members parent violation of federal elec- Individuals from contributing paign managers for Shepherd. . provide some AIDS education. AIDS Policy Director Patricia who have announced they will tion law. more than $1,000 per candidate Many systems' policies prohibit Fleming responded that the re- not seek re-election. Sixteen are In the congresswoman's more per election. Candidates and A former corporate attorney discussion of sexual intercourse, port was "a call to action." She Republicans. recent account, she said her their spouses also are prohibited for computer software manufac- homosexuality, bisexuality and acknowledged it broke little new Public opinion polls in her 2nd stock trader father, Forrest from donating more than half of turer Novell Inc., Mrs. Waldholtz ! condom use, the report said. ground but said it marked the Congressional District have Greene, gave her and her hus- their combined assets. said she became involved in poli- Conservative groups have first time the government has shown sharply reduced support band $4 million with the under- Former staffers, Including tics because she was "idealistic criticized AIDS awareness cam- spotlighted teen-agers' needs. since Waldholtz's problems be- standing that he would be repaid Mrs. Waldholtz's 1994 campaign and believed in my country." POLICE Continued from page five. Money from the riverboat and nally trickling in. from a federal COP grant - for In 1977, a consulting firm rec- pumping $10 million a year into Community-Oriented Policing - ommended the whole police the coffers of the once-bankrupt has let the city hire about 40 new force be disbanded. At one point city, the police budget has been officers. There are 87 on the five years ago, the city ran out of doubled to $4 million. Mayor force now. And long-delayed gas for its police cars. And in Gordon Bush said. promotions and pay raises are fi- 1990, a state panel took over the city's finances. It is still In charge. Today, a major emphasis is on foot patrols and building rapport in neighborhoods and housing projects. Residents can also at- The Perfect Job For Female And Male tend a "citizen academy," where they learn how to help police Students Who Want To Work, Stay In solve crimes. The department has a Delta Team of commandos who spe- Shape, And Have Fun!! cialize in storming crack houses. 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If Can't Attend: Call (419) 531-0336 Captain Conley and Captain Anderson will be handing out more information and answering questions on Marine Corps Officer Programs at University Hall Ask for the HUB recruiter from 9:30am to 3:00pm on March 7, 1996. If you are interested, please come by or call 1 -800-892-7318. I s . Sports Q page seven Wednesday, March 6, 1996 Redskins devastate Four elected sputtering Falcons, to baseball Hall of Fame 81-53 in quarterfinals Ben Walker The Associated Press BG to bang Scott Brown TAMPA, Fla. - Earl The BC News MEN'S Weaver, who managed Bal- BASKETBALL timore Into four World Se- bodies with OXFORD - Just as it's season ries, and Jim Bunnlng, a has gone. Bowling Green started a 224-game winner, were bigger Broncs strong and then wilted away ish with just 16. Antonio Daniels among four people elected down the stretch Tuesday in the added 12 points against a stifling to the Hall of Fame today quarterfinals of the MAC Tour- Miami defense. by the veterans committee. Pat Murphy nament. "I thought we lost It the last The BC News Negro Leagues pitcher The Falcons five minutes of the first half," Bill Foster and turn-of-the- played inspired said BG head coach Jim larran- century manager Ned Han- Western Michigan really does basketball aga. live up to its name. The Broncos Ion also were chosen by the early, but The Redskins love to run in the 14-member committee. pound opponents constantly dur- Miami proved friendly confines of their own ing a game, tossing the enemy The new inductees will to have too gymnasium, and they did so dur- be enshrined at Coop- around in the corners like a me- much as the ing the decisive first-half run. chanical bull on steroids. erstown, N.Y., on Aug. 4. Redskins con- Frierson, who had the winning Hall officials said this Bowling Green saw how effec- trolled a run- bucket with less than a second to tive the Broncos are with that year's Induction ceremon- away 81-53 win Larmaga go to beat BG in a game at An- ies might not have been strategy when WMU defeated before 5,121 at derson Arena last Wednesday, BG 4-0 on Jan. 20. WMU con- held if no one had been Milieu Hall. scored six points to key the chosen, but the veterans sistently dumped the puck into Miami advances to the MAC stretch. A conventional three- the Falcon end and proceeded to found suitable candidates Final Four at the SeaGate Center point play on a baseline drive al- two months after the mem- separate BG players from the in Toledo Friday, where they will lowed the Redskins to draw even puck by slamming their bodies bers of the Baseball take on Toledo, an upset winner with BG at 26 all at the 5:15 mark. Writers Association of into the boards. over Western Michigan Tuesday. Jermalne Henderson then pro- The Broncos will likely look to America failed to elect Bowling Green bows out at vided a momentum-turning three anyone. exploit this advantage when the 14-13 on the season, 9-10 in MAC pointer, giving the Redskins a teams meet in the first round of Weaver led the Orioles to play. lead they would not relinquish. the Central Collegiate Hockey a record of 1,480-1,060. and The Falcons controlled a 24-19 The Falcons would go on to won six AL East champion- Association playoffs beginning lead with 7:00 left in the first miss eight of their final nine this Friday in Kalamazoo, Mich. ships. His teams had only half, but the Redskins went on a field-goal attempts as Frierson one losing season In 17 The series may come down to 16-4 run to take a seven-point ad- hit two buckets In a row and Ira two different offensive styles years. vantage at half time. Newble brought the Milieu Bunnlng, now a member butting heads with each other. crowd to its feet with a dunk off Jon Raabachmic BC Nc.i Miami then held off the Fal- of Congress from his native Western Michigan's dump-and- cons In second half on their way the break just before halftlme. Falcon guard Antonio Daniels looks over the defense In a regular ehase versus Bowling Green's Kentucky, was 224-184 and to an easy win "I think It did, a lot," said season game at Toledo. playmaking, passing offense. in 1964 pitched the seventh Landon Hackim had 29 points Stacey of the Redskins run, of baseball's 14 perfect The Falcons are a free skating to lead the Redskins on 8 of 9 draining the life from the Fal- would go." During one span In the second team that relies on open ice ru- half, BG was without a field goal games. He was elected in shooting. Damon Frierson, a big cons. "We're doing great till that Daniels scored the first four his second year before the shes by puck carriers and player for 9-27. The Falcons started the part of the Redskins first-half point, then we turned the ball points of the second half, pulling veterans after missing by movement around the net. After run, had 19 points and Devln over a couple of times and all of a Falcons back within three points. game 10 of 17 from the field, but the last game. Bronco head coach finished just 19 of 38 for 39 per- four votes In the writers' Davis added 12. sudden in the second half, we're Miami proceeded to score the election In 1988. Bill Wilkinson said his team had Jay Larranaga led the Falcons down by seven. next 16 points to put the game cent. to slow Falcon center Curtis Fry "We got a little frustrated in away as BG missed six field "What happened was we with 19 points. Anthony Stacey See BASEBALL, page nine. in order to limit the Falcons' had 11 points in the first eight the second half. Things hadn't goals In a row to go along with offensive chances. minutes of the game only to Tin- gone the way we thought they four turnovers. See FALCONS, page eight Fry is paramount in this series. Over the last eight games he has scored five goals and added 10 assists and finished the regular season as the fifth overall lead- Free throws doom BG women, 82-77 in 0T ing scorer in the league. He Is playing his best hockey of the to one more basket or one more pointers mid-way through the the lead 71-76 with 3:10 left to go Jeremy Yohe and Steve Wildmin From there Ohio's Renee Robare season at the most opportune The BC News WOMEN'S stop and we didn't get that done. second half to push the BG lead time. BASKETBALL Foul shooting has been a nemesis to 57-50. took control defensively causing His ability to carry the puck ATHENS, Ohio - Despite a ca- & all year long and It hurt us to- "[Jones and Puthoff] had In- havoc for BG ball handlers. At and get the Bronco defenseman reer high 26 points from Charlo- night." spired play. Sara had been strug- 71-67 Robare forced a turnover to back off the blueline will be tta Jones and 23 points from Sara Bowling Green was a dismal 0-5 Jones went on an amazing gling from the field and she real- and scored on a drive to the hoop crucial. If he can gain the blue- Puthoff, Ohio was able to pull off from the foul line In the last six 12-16 from the floor and snatched ly stepped up tonight," Clark with 40 seconds to go. With ten line on a consistent basis shot op- a 82-77 overtime win at the Con- minutes and missed the front end 14 boards. Jones was unstoppable said. "The same thing for Charlo- second to go In regulation, An- portunities will be created for vocation Center In front of 4,216 of the one-and-one four times. in the second half scoring seven tta. She Is our workhorse." drews missed the front end of a linemates Brett Punchard and screaming Bobcat fans. "It's too bad, we still had a of BG's first 20 points after The Falcons looked to have the one-and-one and Ohio's Natalie Jeff Herman. Freethrows crippled the Fal- chance to rectify things after we intermission. game in control after Ohio's Barb Britt got the ball and tied the Fry's line and the line of Mike cons, who shot 6-16 from the foul turned over the ball," BG head Puthoff found her way back to Grbac committed her fifth foul game over Puthoff, 71-71. Hall, Jason Clark and Dan Price line, thus allowing the Bobcats to coach Jaci Clark said. shooting behind the arch going on Bridget Andrews. Andrews should be able to play at an even hang close late In the second half. "We even had the game down 3-5. She hit back-to-back three sunk both foul shots to put BG In See BG WOMEN, page eight level with Western Michigan's top two lines. The Broncos third line will be the line that gives the Falcons the most difficulty. It causes prob- Gretzky's home debut lems because the three players on it tower over the three Falcons that may be paired against them. helps clear cobwebs Kyle Millar, 6 feet 3 inches and that's good enough for me. He 210 pounds, was third on the R.B. Fallstrom The Associated Press looks healthy and ready to go." team in goals with 19 and scored Linemate Brett Hull drove 39 points. Joel Irving, 6 feet 4 in- ST. LOUIS - A little banged- Gretzky to an undisclosed lo- ches and 200 pounds, scored sev- up but accompanied by rous- cation to get medical clear- en times this season. Carlin ing applause at every move, ance. Keenan said the tests, Nordstrom, 6 feet 2 Inches and Wayne Gretzky made his which he called "some kind of 205 pounds, also scored seven home debut with the St Louis neurological evaluation," times this year. Blues on Tuesday night were not extensive. Now, the Falcons third line: Gretzky came through his The hit knocked Gretzky Dave Faulkner, 5 feet 7 inches morning skate smiling and unconscious, but he said the 175 pounds. Brad Holzinger 6 then passed a final medical headaches had subsided by feet 185 pounds and Dale Crom- test that cleared him to play Monday night and he also been 5 feet 11 inches and 190 against the Florida Panthers. joked he felt "99 percent" - pounds. A sellout crowd greeted him his jersey number. Acquired WMU's third lines averages with a standing ovation when from the Los Angeles Kings a 205 pounds and stands at an he stepped on the Ice and week ago, the only thing he average height of 6 feet 3 inches again with even more thun- was battling Tuesday was a tall The Falcons' third line derous cheers when he was case of nerves. AP pho«WMM Dalroa weighs in at 183 pounds and gives the final starter Introduced, a "From that point I'm feeling up almost five inches to the Director of player personnel and development Nick Beverley added head coach to his list of duties at reception that visibly affected a little bit dazed, but not by Bronco line. his press conference Tuesday morning. hockey's scoring king. any means hurting at all," Gretzky sustained a mild Gretzky said. "I'm so ecstatic The size discrepancy becomes concussion when he was el- to be here and so thrilled to be more significant over two Leafs fire Burns, bring in Beverley bowed in the face by Edmon- part of this that right now it's straight games and even more ton's Kelly Buchberger on all kind of a blur." important over three games, ence for 10 am. EST at Maple Sunday, and there was some He wasn't worried about liv- which is a possibility if the teams The Associated Press nipeg for seventh place in the Western Conference Leaf Gardens. concern he might be In street ing up to the fans' expecta- split their first two games. Beverley will be behind the clothes for his scheduled tions. Soon after the deal, re- The Bronco third line will try TORONTO - Pat Burns was Burns, who at first denied he had been let go, said the firing bench when the Leafs play the home debut. maining tickets for the last to wear down the Falcons by fired as coach of the Toronto nine home games nearly sold Maple Leafs and replaced, at was not a pleasant scene. New Jersey Devils on Wednes- About an hour after he left dumping the puck deep into the day night. He Is expected to re- the Ice and about seven hours out and Keenan compared the BG zone and utilizing their hard least for now, by Nick Beverley, "You could feel the strain on everybody, especially on me," main as coach on an interim before the Blues played the situation to Michael Jordan's checking style. BG must be able the team's director of player per- return to the Chicago Bulls sonnel. Burns told CFRB, a Toronto radio basis. Panthers, he got the good to control the Bronco forecheck The former NHL defenseman news. last season. j and carry the puck out of Its General manager Cliff Flet- station, this morning. "We sort of sat there, almost in tears both of was the Los Angeles Kings' gen- Not that general manager "One thing for me, since I've cher confirmed Monday night been 6 years old, for some that he had fired Bums, who had us when he did it. And I said, eral manager in 1992-93 when the and coach Mike Keenan had club reached the Stanley Cup doubted it. Keenan said he reason I've always been under If the Falcons can play the se- a year left on a guaranteed con- 'Cliff, I understand. It's not your final. didnt watch Gretzky closely a microscope and always had a ries at center ice instead of along tract that will pay him $850,000 fault That's the way it has to be.' next season. "Pat did not quit," "He was a great man to work Burns, 43, is a burly ex-cop in practice. great deal of pressure," Gret- the boards they will control the "I dldnt have to," Keenan zky said. "I'm nervous and ex- play. But if Western Michigan Is Fletcher told the Toronto Star. for. It was a lot of fun. It's a great who Is one of only two coaches to win coach-of-the-year honors said. "He said he was ready to cited, but it's not the first time given the opportunity to assert Toronto has lost eight straight organization. But right now we're with different teams. Vancouver play before he went out, so I've been through this. its slze.the Falcons' season may and is 3-16-3 since the All-Star going nowhere." Canucks' Pat Quinn Is the other. end In Kalamazoo. break to drop into a tie with Win- The team called a news confer-

LJ Sports page eight The BG News Wednesday, March 6,1996 Ex-Cowboy Jones inks deal with Rams Steelers won't try to Barry Wilder The Associated Press lasso Oakland's Hoss I Dallas lost Its fourth defensive The Associated Press have," offensive coordinator starter when linebacker Robert Chan Galley said. Jones agreed to a five-year deal PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jeff He said he expects Tomczak v/ith the Rams worth more than Hosietler will not be trading in to be the front-runner and Mil- $30 million. A $3 million signing the black-and-silver for the ler and Stewart to try to un- bonus sold Jones on St. Louis. black-and-gold. seat him. '■ In the past two weeks, corner- The Pittsburgh Steelers The Raiders would have the back Larry Brown, the Super abandoned plans to sign the right to match any offer for Bowl MVP, and defensive tackle Oakland Raiders quarterback, Hostetler, who lives in nearby Russell Maryland signed with leaving either Mike Tomczak, Morgantown, W.Va., and the Oakland, and linebacker Dixon Kordell Stewart or Jim Miller Steelers are convinced the Edwards signed with Minnesota. to replace Nell O'Donnell, who Raiders would do so. • Jones' _ departure leaves re- signed with the Jets Thursday. "When a player has that stricted free agent Darrin Smith "Right now, everybody feels right of first refusal, all you're as the lone returning starter at the players we have are better doing is signing a guy for linebacker for the Cowboys. than what's available," somebody else," Donahoe ! Also Monday, as linebacker Steelers football operations said. Cornelius Bennett was finalizing director Tom Donahoe said. his deal with Atlanta, the Buffalo The 1996 training camp The Steelers might try to Bills agreed to a deal with their could be the site of spirited sign Hostetler If the Raiders other free agent linebacker, competition among Journey- pursue another quarterback, Mark Maddox. man backup Tomczak, Miller such as Jeff George of the • Maddox will sign a three-year and Stewart, who lined up at Falcons. But that is not be- contract with the Bills today, ac- APnkstWLcoaAlan wide receiver In 1995. lieved to be likely. cording to his agent, Keith "Even though they're young, The Steelers plan to concen- Schulefand. Former Cowboy linebacker Robert Jones speaks In St. Louis after signing with the Rams. Seated next to they've made progress," Don- him Is vice president of football operations Steve Ortmeyer. trate on signing players enter- ■ A five-year veteran, Maddox ahoe said about Miller and ing the last year of their con- became Buffalo's starter at right Stewart. "And we still have a tracts, including linebackers inside linebacker in 1993 and had cons last week. He signed It signing bonus. what I intend to do, and I think veteran in Mike who has start- Greg Lloyd and Chad Brown 81 tackles in 1994. He made 34 Monday and will receive a $5 mil- Dahl will be the likely starter that's what they'll have me do. ed games and finished games. and coraerback Rod Woodson. tackles last year before sustain- lion bonus. at left guard, a spot held by Ray There's a pretty good fit there." They know the system, and the The Steelers have also been ing a season-ending knee Injury The Washington Redskins Brown, who left for the San Miami acquired offensive coaches like them and for now, talking to Carwell Gardner, a against Cleveland in the fifth signed free agent guard Bob Francisco 49ers. tackle James Brown from the we feel confident with the sit- free agent fullback recently game. Dahl, who spent the last four "I think one my priorities was New York Jets for a fifth-round uation." cut by Buffalo, as a possible Bennett, a five-time Pro Bowl seasons with the Cleveland getting into a good situation I draft choice in 1997. There are "a tot worse scen- replacement for the waived linebacker, agreed to a $13.6 mil- Browns, to a $6 million deal for could fit in with," Dahl said. "I'm Brown played in IS games in arios in this league than we John L. Williams. lion, four-year deal with the Fal- three years, with a $1.8 million used to being a starter and that's 1995 for the Jets. FALCONS BG WOMEN Continued from page seven. built the lead as high as six wk.nl 1-2 M 1, WlltciMldaer *-• 4,4 4, Continued from page seven. With 1:30 left to go In OT, Britt points. Stacey hit his first five Cart? a-aa.it. Holmes M 4-8 ». Totals grabbed her own miss and scored 14-48 9-14 53. "We were getting stopped moving the ball," Lar- shots to get the Falcons going, MIAMI, OHIO (214,124) Frttnwa*-* "I looked up to the clock and on the put back to put OU up for ranaga said. "We were moving but the Redskins controlled from 7-7 19, Paris 4 10 4-7 12, Beard 2-3 »-4 4, there was ten seconds left, and I good at 78-77. good drives off them the ball early in the game, but there. Hacklm 8-9 7-8 29, McGuIre 0-2 0 11, New- knew they were in a situation Following Britt's basket, Puth- all night." Me 2-3 1-2 5, Pfcim 1-2 04 3, Menu 11 M that is something we stopped do- 2, Basemaa »-l 1-2 1, Headers*! 2-4 M 4, where they could not foul. They off was sent to the line for a one- ing. That's been a tendency for us Bowling Green has now lost StcierbUk0-2 *-••. Tauli 24-44 24-24 81. did not want to put us at the line," and-one with 1:16 left in OT. Un- the past four or five games for nine games in a row at Millett Britt said. "We were getting good characteristically, the 73 percent Natalie Britt us. It's been a chore." Hall, and seven In a row against drives off them all night and I foul shooter let the first foul shot Hainime - Miami, Okla 35, B.wll.1 figured the closer that I get to Ohio guard The Falcons finished the the Redskins. Grsea 28. 3-polnl faala - Bowllag Greta short. season having lost four of their 4-15 (Stacxy 1 -3, Larraaaga 5-4, Daniels »-2, the basket is the best shot I'm go- While the Falcons were strug- last five games. Maml, Ohio 81, Bowling Green 53 Chambers 4-l>. Miami 4-17 (Flieraea 4-1, ing to get. I thank God it fell." gling from the foul line, the Bob- throughout the year," said Mar- Davis 4-1, Hacklm 4-7, McCulrc 0-2, Phira In the overtime Ohio turned to cats had little trouble converting 1-1, Bosemaa 0-1. Hrndrnon 2-3, Siczer- sha Real), Bobcat head coach. BG had come out of the locker blak 0-1). Foiled Out - None. Rebauads - Britt and center Gwyneth Bal- foul shots into easy points. OU "They usually shoot the best foul room sizzling to start the game. b Bowling Creea 24 (Coawa 44, Miami 31 lard. Ballard scored seven of her shot 14-18 and made all three of shots in the tightest games." After hitting only three of its BOWLING GREEN (14-13, HICwu t-J (Davis, Beard 7). Assists - Bowllag Greea 13 point in OT and Britt carried their foul shots in overtime. 1-2 1, Stacy 7-14 1-4 14, N l.kavk IS M 4, 7 (Daniels 4), Miami 15 (FrlcrSM 4). Tolal first nine shots, the Falcons hit Uirum 4-11 2-4 It, Daaiela 4-13 4-4 12, fouls - Bowllag Greea 18, Miami 13. Tech most of the load of the Bobcats "We have been a very good BG's Michelle Terry rounded seven of their next eight as they Chambers «-■ M t. Creipa H 4-4 4, Rou- alcal - Bowllag Greta coach. A - 5,121. with 24 points. free-throw shooting team out the double digit scoring of the Falcons with 11 points and eight rebounds. Andrews added nine COME SEE WHAT ALL THE FUSS IS ABOUT WM -HARTL£y points and five boards. March 11.12,13 But it was Oil's balance in Air Conditioning Showlimes 5-8-10-12 scoring (five players in double KP digits) that propelled the Bobcats L# jf"W**.. to the MAC Final Four at the «*' * Seagate Center in Toledo. X Chrissy Billlter and Puthoff X'9/ Aprii 25-26-27 were honored by the MAC. Bil- MERCER iMANOR llter was named to the all- Amateur Contest freshman team and Puthoff was Wed at 10pm. Check out named to the MAC all-academic APARTMENTS!! your friends & neighbors team. *h m* S500 in Cash Prizes ^«ee, 0* Ohio 82, Bowling Graan 77, OT */ **' Wet Parity Night Sunday March 10th Always Open Until 4am Thur, Fri & Sat BOWLING GREEN (15-12) Putnorf 1&16 3-5 23. Tarry 510 1-211. Bal- CALL OR STOP BY TO CHECK OUT BG'S NEWEST APARTMENTS. Private Couch Booths Available char 2-30-1 «.Gaftor0 0-2 0-0 0. Day 0-1 0-0 0, Brtlar 24 0-0 4. Andratn 3-8 3-4 «. Jonas 12-16 2-8 26. Totals 34-S3 6-18 77. OTHER HOUSES AND APARTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE OHtO<1«-11) Grbac 1-2 0-0 2. Brill S-24 4-4 24. Ballard 5-10 3-3 13. RoOsra 5,5 7 1(. Van Kanral6-6 352-0717 224 E.Wooster 0-1 12. Sito 56 1-1 12. Mnvtc 0-1 0-0 0. Blacaslon* 1-4 1-2 3. Barns'. 0-2 00 0. Totals £«p i/~t<: 32-66 14 16 82 Halrttms - Ohio 32, Bossing Groan 31. 3- pant goals - Bowling Groan 3-6 (Pmhofl 3-S. Interested in Solid Waste Management Careers ? Andraws 0-1). Ohio 4-0 (Britt 2-s.Robara 14, Silo 1-2) Frxjlod Out -Olwj (Grbac). Rscoundi - Bowl.no Graan 44 (Jonas 14). Ohio 31 (Bar- BGSU Recycling and the Center For Environmental ns! 8). Assists - Bowing Graan 14 (Putholl 6). Ohio 14 (Van Ksnnai 5) Total touts - Boating Programs presents a Career Workshop Graan 1 g. Onto 20. A - 4.218. Saturday March 9 9:00 am to 3:00 pm tfl* 95 Overman Hall JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Topics Covered include: - Positioning and preparing for a career in: SUMMER & FALL RENTALS • State • Commercial • Product Marketing Materials processing (Too many to list) - Resume and interviewing tips.

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To reserve a seat call the Recycling Program at 372-8909 and leave a message Large assortment of or register at the workshop. Houses, Duplexes, and • ISIBIIIIIsi t^ Workshops are an excellent way to get Information, assistance and future job contacts. Apartments Door prizes donated by WAL-MART and the BGSU Recycling Program ""(iniiiimiiiiiiiir I Yes, I will be attending the Careers In Solid Waste Management Workshop on March 9, 1996 I Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of " Name: Address: . I complete details and speak with bur friendly staff! Phone: Campus Mail to: BGSU Recycling 354-2260 1 Student: Y N 145 College Park, BGSU i John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster (across from Taco Bell) Let the BG News brighten up your days! Thlt It the ncaion for t.ckntm.... Wear your hat!! I J Sporfr Wednesday, March 6, 1996 The BG News page nine Indians' Burnitz hopes to fit in The Associated Press "That Is ancient history," Bur- through waivers, and that means Leadoff spot worries nitz said. "A lot happened, but it's he has a good chance of winning WINTER HAVEN, Fla. ~ Jer- not something I care to talk the other outfield Job - even emy Burnitz is a realist A spot In about." though he and Kirby are both the Cleveland Indians' starting Now, at age 26, he's simply try- left-handed hitters. lineup, he understands, Is out of ing to latch on in the big leagues. "He's got power, he can run Reds rookie manager the question. He's competing with Wayne and play all three outfield posi- "I see my situation exactly as It Kirby, Dave Gallagher, Brian tions,'' general manager John The Associated Press Vince Coleman, a likely is," said Burnitz, a candidate for Giles and Tom Marsh for the two Hart said. "And he has a pedi- starter in left, is a leadoff can- one of Cleveland's two openings openings in the Cleveland out- gree. He was the Met s' No. 1 pick PLANT CITY, Fla. - Cincin- didate. So Is Curtis Goodwin, if "/ don't have a clear for outfielders. "I'm on a team field. in 1990." nati Reds manager Ray Knight he wins the job in center field. picture of that at all. whose starting outfield went to Kirby is a favorite for one of Burnitz, who came to the Is still wondering who his lea- Right now, Goodwin and. the All-Star Game last year. I'm them, because he has a guar- Cleveland organization in a 1994 doff hitter will be this season. Mike Kelly are the Reds' only That's the thing I'm out of options, and I'm trying to anteed contract worth $425,000. trade with the Mets, hit .284 with Although it's early in spring bona fide candidates for center concerned most win one of the backup jobs." "I'm not anticipating any- 26 doubles, 19 homers and 85 training. Knight would like to field, Knight said. Burnitz spent parts of the 1993 thing," Burnitz said. "I believe if RBIs at Class AAA Buffalo last get that decided so he can go on "That's pretty clear for me," about." and '94 seasons with the New I was put on waivers at the end of year. In nine games with the In- to other matters - like who's he said, closing off speculation York Mcts, and he seemed to spring training, someone would dians, he hit .571. going to play third base, left about Steve Glbralter and Eric Ray Knight have a very bright future after take me. A lot of people have field and center. Davis. Reds manager hitting 13 home runs In 86 games seen me play In Buffalo last year "I was having a solid year," he "I donl have a clear picture And whatever the final out- in '93. But he also gained recogni- and in the National League." said. "On other teams, I may of that at all," Knight said of field combination is, it wont tion for his run-ins with manager The Indians know they'll prob- have gotten a chance to get to the the leadoff situation. "That's include Kelly and Gibralter at the outfield because neither Dallas Green. ably lose Burnitz if they put him big leagues sooner. the thing I'm concerned most the same time. one is a true speed guy," about." "You cant play them both In Knight said. That's more Important to Knight on offense than de- BUGS' Christiansen auditions fense, because he plans to em- phasize base stealing. As far as batting leadoff for place in Pirates' rotation goes, Knight still favors Good- win. The Associated Press and we've got 27 pitchers In tiansen said. "But then I settled "Vince has started and camp. We're looking at every- down and was OK. stopped, but Goodwin is start- BRADENTON, Fla. - The Pi- body. "It really felt weird coming ing to swing the bat the way we rates are treating Jason Chris- "At this point, all I can say into a game where you knew you think he can," Knight said tiansen like a starting pitcher. about Jason Christiansen is that were going to pitch after being Monday. "He hit the ball hard He's on a starter's schedule, he's going to be on this staff this used to pitching in relief. And it today, but we need to see more and his only appearance was as a season. What role he'll be In, I'm felt strange to have as much time of that. That's why it's the posi- starter. not sure yet as you needed in the bullpen to tion I'm most concerned about But appearance belles reality. "It's like I told my pitchers a get loose before you came into right now." Alhough a candidate to make long time ago about roles, the the game. The whole experience the Pirates' five-man rotation, only rolls I know are the ones you was different" Jose Ri jo continues to work Christiansen, 26, could be back in put butter on." Of the 245 games he has well ahead of the Reds' rehab the bullpen when the regular Christiansen, 1-3 with a 4.15 pitched in during his five-year plans following major elbow season starts. He led the Pirates ERA last season, made his first professional career, Just one has surgery in August. Rijo pitched with 63 relief appearances as a spring start Monday against Tor- been as a starter. two innings in a "B" game rookie last season. onto and allowed one hit and one That start came In 1991 for the against the Detroit Tigers on "Don't read too much into the run in two innings. Pirates' short-season Class A AP photo/Suun Strr.cr Tuesday, walking one, striking fact that we've given him a "I was a little overanxious in Wetland farm club In the New Red shortstop Barry Larkin cuts off a grounder behind the sec- out one and holding the Tigers start," manager Jim Leyland the first inning, trying to get York-Penn League, five weeks ond base bag against Detroit Monday In Plant City, Fla. hitless. said. "Right now, It's still early three outs with one pitch," Chris- after Christiansen signed. BASEBALL

Continued from page seven. Bunning received a standing ovation when his selection was "He was a competitor, he announced to the House of Rep- worked hard," said committee resentatives. "His selection to chairman Bill White, a former the Hall of Fame was not by Bunning teammate. "He pre- baseball writers, but by the vet- pared. He was just a hell of a erans themselves, which. It pitcher. He worked very hard to seems to me, makes it a little get where he was in baseball." loftier in stature," said Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., in announc- Foster led the Negro Leagues ing the selection. in strikeouts four times. Hanlon After several colleagues won five pennants in a managing praised Bunning, he acknowl- career from 1889-1907. edged the applause. The Hall and baseball itself had hoped to elect a living candi- "It's hard to speak after 25 date to present at Cooperstown years. I've been retired from next summer, and found them in baseball 25 years. None of the Because today is Weaver and Bunning. numbers that were on the back of my card have changed In that Not since 1960 has there not time ... . It's been a long waiting been at least one new member process. Thank God it happened enshrined. while I was still on my feet." mystery meat day. EVERYBODY'S REAM IT! The KEY Yearbook To order a yearbook call 372-8086 or stop by 28 West Hall. Only costs $23.95 and can be charged through Bursar.

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World Travel. Seasonal [yes, rrs a local numbert) ana as» lor Greg Alffs30lhAnniversa0ll Wed March B Undergraduate Student Government Preside nl/Vi ce Pr esiden I 6 fuR-hme employmani avaitabla. No experi- • HOST An loeeliaaivj party etBG ice arena FCSGalleriaepm USG'USG'USG'USG Night Trac 18 speed mountain take Bought tor and At-Large Senators win be on Netscape ence necessary. For more Informaoon call When: Wedneeday. Mar. 6. 1896. •Spaakar from STRUCTURE- Do you know an outstanding student? *2O0 ml sell lor $100. Opnmus 12" aub- This new voting system is 1-206-971-3SS0 ttt CS544S 7:45-10:OOpm •Officer Nominations' Nominate them for the wcoler Sounds great with any stereo Wil sell - Wtte»»: Meet In ttonlrjl Jerome Library to -Safe and confidential Hollla A. Moore Award, In honor of lor $75. Opnmus car/truck speakers $75. Eve- 'Available in al on -campus computer labs Earn $5.50 to f7.00Vhr working outdoors In welk »the arena at 7 45pm the former BGSU Preaideni rytrang must go. 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