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Switchboard 372-2601 Thousands gather to pay tribute on Baseball Softball Classified Ads 372-6977 anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing Display Ads 372-2605 Editorial 372-6966 Toledo..2..2..8..5 BG .3..7..5..6 Sports 372-2602 Entertainment 372-2603 BG 6..9..7.. 7 Ohio... .4..6..2..5 ENTERTAINMENT 5 Story Idea? Give us a call Falcons move into fourth place in Offense finally comes alive for cloudy weekdays from I pm.lo5 pm.,or MAC by taking three of four Falcon softball team in 3-1 series Tennis pro Andre Agassi and sitcom star e-mail: "[email protected]" against Northwest Ohio rivals win over Ohio Brooke Shields tie the knot High: 58 Low: 42 MONDAY April 21,1997 Volume 83, Issue 138 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio

"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # Brokamp Decision comes today: Walker or Dakich? leaves The BG News has spoken. on April 1 after Jim Larranaga ended his Both coaches have BG ties, Walker being 11-year tenure at the University to take the Either Dan Dakich or Rich Walker will a former Falcon player and coach. He has head coaching position at George Mason. force be named BG's new men's basketball been an assistant coach at Iowa for the Each finalist interviewed on campus last □ Lieutenant Thomas coach at a press conference at 9 a.m. today past seven seasons under veteran head week and met with athletic personnel and in the Ice Arena Lounge. coach Tom Davis. with the Falcon team. Brokamp announces Although the new coach was selected Dakich, the top assistant at Indiana University President Sidney Ribeau and his retirement from the over the weekend, the University declined under Bob Knight since 1990, also played athletic director Ron Zwierlein met Friday to make an official announcement until to- for the Hoosiers. His father, Tom, played to discuss the selection and a deal is be- Bowling Green Police day's press conference. Speculation has basketball at Bowling Green from 1955-56. lieved to have been reached over the Department. Walker? swirled but, as of press time Sunday at The Walker and Dakich were the two fina- weekend between Zwierlein and either Dakich? News, no one affiliated with the University lists in the search, which began in earnest Walker or Dakich. By SARAH BEDNARSKI The BG News

One week after a new chief was announced, the Bowling Green Police Department faced another change - Lt. Thomas Brokamp retired from the force. Brokamp said he was eligible for retirement and felt that it was time. He said it was time to move on and look for other "compara- ble job opportunities" within the area of law enforcement. "I dont know what I will be do- ing right now but I hope to con- tinue working in law enforce- ment," Brokamp said. Brokamp cited lack of ad- vancement possibilities as one reason for his decision to retire. • See BROKAMP, page three. Faculty BETA 500 change Brandon Good and his dog, Brodie, pictured at right, enjoy the excitement at this year's annual Beta 500, held Saturday in the parking lot adjacent to the Student Services building. This philan- thropy is a major event sponsored by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity stressed to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House. Representatives from each sorority and fraternity push four-wheeled carts, like □ University Provost the Phi Kappa Tau race team pictured above, around the parking Charles Middleton em- lot. Turnout fa always high at this much-anticipated Greek event. phasizes faculty

BG News PhoiM by Jeremy Martin change and reform as the most important step to improving educa- tional quality.

By DARLA WARNOCK The BG News

Imagine yourself as an 18-year-old student watching your parents drive away and leaving you alone at college. This year's Fayetta Paulsen lecturer posed that to his audi- ence. Charles Middleton, University provost and vice president for academic affairs, delivered the lecture Friday, in honor of the re- tired assistant vice president for student affairs and residential services for the University. Paulsen served the University • See MIDDLETON, page three.

AIDS Education Peer education on AIDS promoted EDITORS' NOTE: 1G News assistant managing editor Amy Johnson e«- □ The first story in the professionals, the connection means the virus can be attained students to educate others about plores AIDS Education thii week with links the fact that HIV/AIDS is through having unprotected sex, First in a the HIV virus. a four-part series. Today marks the HIV/AIDS series fo- series first of that series, whkh rune daily the leading cause of death among using intraveneous drugs and to Betsy Bunner, HOPE adviser, through Thursday. cuses on dispelling the young people ages 13-21 and that babies born from HIV positive said the organization is impor- this age group, as well as women, women. tant because it is sponsored by TODAY myth that students are are the fastest growing group Wright said that students need Students are generally misinformed students and it allows them to when it comes to AIDS and HIV. the "invincible" and the contracting the HIV virus. to set their sexual boundaries reach other students in a very ef- virus that causes the disease. precautions they can Jeanne Wright, University and become familiar with all AIDS fective manner. TUESDAY health promotion coordinator, different types of sexual options "Students can reach other stu- The University offers several classes take to protect them- that can help students become more says college students are at the in order to protect oneself from dents easier because peer educa- informed. selves from the highest risk of contracting the contracting the virus. EDUCATION tion is more effective," Bunner WEDNESDAY virus because of several reasons. "This is the time in their lives said. "Also, this organization al- Many fear testing simply because they disease. that many students are having to "Alcohol and other drugs cloud fear me result. "Students are misinformed lows students to actively get In- THURSDAY about the facts of the virus," make sexual decisions because of the mind which results in stu- volved by not just talking about If abstinence isn't an option, a myriad By AMY JOHNSON Wright said. "Many students also becoming intimate with a part- dents engaging in unsafe sexual educating but getting involved of contraceptives are available to help The BG News still engage in high-risk sex be- ner," she said. behaviors and chances of easily people protect themselves. by helping with fundraisers, pro- ALSO TODAY . havior." Since alcohol and other drugs being taken advantage of," she grams and setting up research AIDS rates continue to fluxuate across HIV/AIDS, education and col- The most common body fluids do affect many students' de- said. tables." the country, with no clear indication lege students: What is the con- which the HIV virus can be con- cisions, Wright said education A new organization at the Uni- whether the virus is spreading or Bunner said she believes this dwindling (see page 31. nection? tracted are through semen, and understanding of the virus versity, HOPE (HIV Outreach According to many health care vaginal fluids and blood. This needs to be addressed. Program and Education), allows • See AIDS, page three.

r \ \ page two The BG News Monday. April 21, 1997

Mike Wendlinn Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

H E GUEST COLUMNIST Transportation troubles are trying

When I was growing up. people But If they want to race better when I verbally attack an I practice a variety of tricks. always said: "Jimmy, all you do is bikes, they know where I live. Innocent bystander. I'm trying to learn to bounce up gape stupidly at people, eavesdrop, Bring It on. When I get sad about not being and down on my rear Ure. ask annoying questions and butt When riding. I draw more able to use my car, I Just honk my Also. I want to be able to spin Into conversations where you're stares of disapproval than Mlmi big horn (no sexual pun Intended). around on my front tire. I've not wanted. No one's going to hire of "Drew Carey." The wind and The horn Is attached to the fust learned how to hang you with those unappealing sun causes my face to crinkle, handlebars. I also concentrate on sideways. like an Apache at war. qualities." It didn't dawn on me making people mistake me for a the clicking noise baseball cards This one comes In handy when until I got much older that these rubber-faced Buddy Hackett. As make in the spokes of the tires. It trying to alleviate pressure from are,the ideal characteristics of a 1 pedal my bike, my thinning calms me down. my purple peas. NEWS Journalist. hair sticks straight up like an I don't have any shocks on the Once I've mastered all these So here I am. alarmed Linus. bike. This makes the orange flag tricks. It's off to the Union oval. "Serving the Bowling There comes a time In every With my twig-like legs. I attached to my rear Ure wave even It Is there where I debut my new person's life where self-examina- resemble a sweet potato on more. talents for all to witness. I'm Green community for tion is necessary. For some reason, toothpicks. If you think you see If you want to see a middle-aged sure I'll get plenty of dates now. "Journalists over 75 years" this always happens to me when a starchy tuber pedaling toward man wince. Just watch me go over are consid- riding my bike to and from work. you. fear not. for It Is just me. a bump. My two-and-a-half When I graduate. Ill get a ered as lowly 210 West Hall Yes. you read that correctly. I Just watch and enjoy the view. hemorrhoids, which I affecUonately good-paying Job and buy a new ride a bike. A bike is now my It's not everyday you witness a call my "purple peas," scream In car. A bike will not be my main as teachers." Bowling Green State University primary mode of transportation. vegetable riding a bike. agony each time I hit a bump. I try means of transportation any- Bowling Green, OH There Is something Inherently It seems almost dally some- to arrange my purple peas In a more. But wait a minute. I'm a 43403 funny, (or should I say "undeniably one makes a distasteful com- comfortable position before hop- Journalism major. They usually [email protected] pitiful?") about a 33-year-old man ment. "Why Is that old man ping on the bike seat. They like to start off In low paying entry- that has to ride a bike. tiding a bike?" asked a dopey- feel Independent at times, coming level positions. Journalists are (419) 372-26X11 Now don't get me wrong, it's looking boy to his mother the undone and wandering about. This considered as lowly as teachers. perfectly line for younger students. other day. makes the ride quite unpleasant. But. at this stage in my life, "Now son. it's not polite to I've decided to use the bike to I guess I'll only be able to Editorial Board 372-6966 shouldn't I have a car? stare." she said, "Bums are my advantage. Since 1 can't seem afford a motor scooter. At least Scott Brown Well. I do have one. but the people too, you know." to get a date. I've decided to learn with a motor scooter, I won't bottom frame Is so rusted my Editor Thanks for sticking up for bike tricks. I'm sure this will look foolish riding around town. mechanic warned me never to me. lady. Impress the girls. I get up early Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock drive It again. The muffler is also As I pedal past the college eveiy morning to train. I crank the Jim Good is a guest columnist Managing Editor Chief Reporter dragging on the ground In two girls. I sarcastically scream. "Rocky" theme and drink raw eggs. for The News. Questions and places. My days of challenging "Yeah. Just think, if we got I then do a little stretching and comments can be sent to high school kids to drag races are married, half of this Schwlnn check the air In the Ures. I then Amy Johnson Brandon Wray goodjlm@ bgnet.bgsu.edu or 210 over. would be yours." I always feel head to the parking lot. West HalL Assistant Entertainment Managing Editor Editor

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Advertising Staff 372-2605 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley Christy Hagerman Alison Polley Inaccuracies in Perhaps the core of the University decided It appropriate to Jerry Amellng problem is not that women are Lori Patton Jim Vassallo feminist column host the alternative music group BobFyfe Incapable of winning the light, "Violent Femmes" on Little Sibs Ken Kutz but rather that the tools they Weekend. Joe Luthman I feel It necessary to clarify a few have been using were created by of the assumptions Amee Wanzo It was grievous to read In the Sub Ramakrlshnan Letters to the Editor a patriarchal culture In the first Monday, April 14th edition of the If you would like to submit a Letter to the made In her article about femi- place. Susan Shammo BG News: "students...were sitting Phyllis Short Editor, please follow these guidelines nism. In trying to "use the master's First of all, she says "When both next to parents who had brought Kent Strickland •Mate sure the letter is 5«0 words or leas. tools to dismantle the master's up little sibs' for the weekend..." sides of an Issue completely Deb Wells Please include your address, major, aca- house." many people have failed as a band member "introduced demic dmss aad phone number (phone conflict, one sometimes finds that Duane Whltmlre to question the legitimacy and their anthem, 'Dance. M.F.. numbers are strictly for verification and it is not as difficult as everyone not for publcalion). motivation that underlies the Dance" with the words "When I seems to think It is to arrive at a society we live In—that is. a • Letters must be typed, not handwritten. happy medium." say dance, you best dance. Sign burners Letters brought in saved on a Madntoah- society under corporate control. motherf""r." cumpatible disk are preferred. Are the "both sides" she refers Consistently throughout the show ignorance to women versus men? If so. do The group Is known for pro- • Bring the letter to Room 210 West Han. study of other cultures the claiming values most parents or e-mail us at [email protected]. both sides completely conflict? concept of capitalism has To those who burnt the gay Be prepared to show valid identification. Perhaps that is what has been would consider Inappropriate for pride sign: brought with it a patriarchal little "sibs." An article In the "Back • Space limitations may prevent The Newt portrayed as occurring in the society. If we don't make an effort to from printing all letters received. The Pages" section of The New* on accept differences, we will never media, but feminism Is not a single It Is necessary that we News reserves the right to edit any and definable entity. April 11th used the adjective truly understand ourselves or afl letters. reexamlne the way American "nasty" to describe the group. As Many forms of feminism exist others. •Anonymous letters will not be printed. culture Is constructed In order the name of this song Implies, the (such as Marxist, social and When we hide behind people to get a reallsUc picture of why words spoken at the concert do not who are like us. we are denying ecofeminism) which are rooted in women and the feminist Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling appear to be a one-night anomaly. ourselves the opportunity to philosophical theories that have movement(s) are where they are Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this existed for a long time. Does this event help our Univer- learn new ideas and grow as publication without the permission of The BG News at and why the media feels sity portray Itself as a "Premier Individuals. is strictly prohibited. Frankly, it is unfortunate to see compelled to misrepresent their Learning Community?" How many that any woman would succumb to Every person on this earth The BG News is an independent publication differences and goals. parents would encourage the "little founded in 1920 and is published daily during the the Ideologies of the patriarchy we has the right to be proud of and sibs" In the family to attend a express their Identity. By academic year and weekly during the summer se- live In by claiming women should Jennifer Spahn mester. University promoting this event on burning a sign you many think "get equal" with men by starting a Junior the one weekend a year set aside Opinions expressed in columns and letters to "Buns Club." The principle under- you are expressing your Iden- the editor are not necessarily those of the student American Culture Studies Just for them? tity. In reality, you are not. You body, faculty. University administration or The BG lying this "get even to get equal" We would suggest In the future logic is very problematic In that It are merely stating your Igno- News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Femmes too event coordinators put the same rance- Spring 1997 BG News staff. is In actuality perpetuating effort Into providing appropriate The BG News encourages its readers to notify society's tainted belief that women the paper of any errors in stories or photograph harsh for sibs entertainment for Little Sibs Angle Amburgey have to keep striving harder to Weekend as they have In the past descriptions. "catch up" with men. Senior We were disappointed the for Parents Weekend. Public Relations

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AIDS EDUCATION OHIO Weather Monday, April 21 National AIDS rates erratic AccuWciiihcr" lon-cns! lor daytime conditions and iii(:li temperatures MICH deaths from AIDS in the first Several cities showed drops: Levels hold steady in some cities half of 1996, the first significant Dallas' rate of 29.3 cases per drop in deaths since the epidemic 100,000 was down from 43.2 in Toledo | 59" ] while dropping sharply in others began. 1995. New Haven, Conn., had a rate of 37.3 in 1996, compared The Associated Press of whether the disease is on the The CDC said then that the full with 57.9 the year before. rise. impact of powerful new drugs In Baton Rouge, the rate Manstield 57 ATLANTA - The AIDS rate Behind New York City on the called protease inhibitors - the jumped from 21.5 cases per £3 doubled last year in Baton Rouge, list were Miami and Jersey City, mightiest attack yet on AIDS - 100,000 in 1995 to 58.5 cases last La., fell by a third in Dallas and NJ., which were also among the had yet to be seen. year. held steady in New York at the highest in 1995. San Francisco, "In the next three months we highest level in the nation, the which had the second- highest should be able to look at some of "The epidemic was transmit- Dayton | 61°~| government said Thursday. rate in 1995, fell to fourth. the possible effects these thera- ted among men who have sex The Centers for Disease Con- "This reinforces the consistent pies had on the cities' rates," Ms. 1 with men in New York and Los trol aiv Prevention said it could picture we are seeing - that Fleming said. Angeles, making the early epi- not immediately explain the ups AIDS rates continue to be the centers of the disease San Fran- Cincinnati and downs but said that the in- highest in the Northeast, South- New York City had 120.1 cases cisco, Los Angeles and New 51^ creases do not necessarily mean east and the West Coast," said per 100,000 people in 1996, com- York. It then spread throughout the disease is on the rise. Patricia Fleming, CDC chief of pared with the 121.4 cases per the East Coast," Ms. Fleming The numbers reflect all cases HIV-AIDS reporting and analy- 100,000 in 1995. Miami's rate of said. "These continue to be the of AIDS that existed in those cit- sis. 99.4 was down from 114.8, and areas we need to focus on in the KY Portsmouth 161° I /-* K ies in 1996, not just the number In February, the government Jersey City reported 97.7 in 1996, need for prevention and treat- of new cases diagnosed that year. credited better, drugs and treat- compared with 138.2 the year be- ments for people with HIV and —T—' V^\ New cases are a better indicator ment for a 13 percent drop in fore. AIDS."

AIDS Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Continued from page one. technology, the biggest myth be- AIDS for them to understand "We need to assume that hind the HIV virus is that stu- how serious this virus is. everyone is infected," Adams organization can help spread the dents think they are "invincible." said. word and educate about the seri- "Students think it is never go- "A lot of people think they are Around Bowling Green ousness of the HIV virus to stu- ing to happen to them," Adams more likely to get hit by a car The second part of the AIDS Edu- dents on campus and around the said. "They also are still misled than to get the HIV virus," she cation series appears in area. that condoms are 100 percent said. "However, the misconcep- tomorrow's BG News and profiles Prize-winning poet presents readings tonight protection against the virus." tion is that you may see the car several classes at the University According to Judy Adams, as- Adams added that it may take coming and you can't see the dedicated to teaching people Prize-winning Acadian poet Beverly Matherne, author of "La sociate professor of medical someone close to them dying of virus coming." about the disease. Grande Pointe," will give a reading tonight at the University. Matherne discusses her lecture and reads from her work, but in English and French, at 7:30 p.m. in the Ohio Suite at the Uni- LOCAL versity Union. She also is set to present some blues poems ac- companied by Mike Kimlicko on the acoustic guitar. BROKAMP Matherne, who won the Deep South Writers Conference award for "Best Poem," currently teaches creative writing at Northern Continued from page one. scored 126, and Lt. Sam Johnson the process of selecting a de- "The board meets on May 8 to Michigan University. scored 109. The results were out tective and sergeant to take over give the deputy chief exam," Her presentation at the University, which is free and open to He said he was disappointed of 180 questions. Brokamp's duties. Ford said. "They"ll decide then [ the public, is being sponsored by Canadian studies, women's when he was not appointed to the "Hopefully by this summer on the lieutenant's exam]." Ford studies and the Department of Romance Languages. Chief Thomas Votava said A reception in honor of the visiting poet will be held in the chiefs position. Brokamp was a "valuable asset" will have a new lieutenant," Vo- said the selection process is the French House following the reading. "I decided early on that when I to the department. tava said. "It's an exciting time same as in the past. She said the ran for the position and didn't Votava explained he was sad to for the division." three officers with the highest receive it then I was going to re- see Brokamp retire but it would Barb Ford, personnel and scores from the exam are inter- tire," Brokampsaid. also provide more advancement safety director, said the Civil viewed by the mayor. A decision On the chiefs examination, opportunities to other officers. Service Board will decide when is expected sometime this sum- Around the State Brokamp scored 108, Votava According to Votava, he was in to administer the exam. mer. MIDDLETON BWC wrote $785 check to man while he held employees hostage Continued from page one. us." strive to create a nealthy envi- "If students aren't complaining He explained that too often ronment," Middleton said. "I rely about how hard it is, then there is COLUMBUS - The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation for 27 years before her retire- people believe reform or change on you and you can count on me." a problem," Middleton said. "We wrote a $785 benefits check to a man while he held bureau em- ment in 1990. are bad words. Success will hap- A student-centered environ- need to raise the expectation for ployees hostage, The Columbus Dispatch reported Sunday. Middleton said in order to de- pen once that problem is lifted. ment allows students to become learning. When engaged, people James Dailey, 36, of Washington Court House, may not have velop students into independent independent learners and take will do more than they initially been given a chance to cash the check, said bureau spokesman learners, faculty, staff and ad- Middleton focused specifically that knowledge out through their thought possible." Jim Samuel. ministration need to put them- upon the items that need to be work after graduation. The only thing that will keep selves back into the position of a Samuel said the check and a letter stating that Dailey was enti- changed before the University If the University is a positive the University from moving for- tled to the benefits were prepared while police negotiated with young student. can become the premier learning site for learning, it will show ward is doubt, Middleton said. Dailey Nov. 13 at the bureau's office. Willingness to change is the community in the state of Ohio. through in the competence of Once doubt moves in, the Uni- Police said Dailey went to the building with three guns and two first key step in the process, The answer comes in the form alumni. versity is kept from striving to cans of gasoline and took three employees hostage for seven Middleton said. of both social and intellectual The responsibility of the Uni- improve and change. hours because he was angry at the handling of his workers' com- progress, he said. Collectively, versity, according to Middleton, pensation case. No one was hurt. "We must change to be suc- everyone is held accountable for is to challenge students and re- "It takes a commitment to edu- Samuel said the amount was an arbitrary figure requested by cessful," Middleton said. "We overcoming the challenge. form that which needs to be in- cation," Middleton said, "and a Dailey. have met the enemy and he is "We need an across-the-board novated. belief in the community." Dailey will be tried June 2 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court on eight charges, including kidnapping and carrying a concealed weapon. NATION The letter prepared for Dailey that day said, in part: "At your request, the Bureau of Workers' Compensation has reviewed your claim and determined that wage loss is payable for the period of Oct. 21,1996, through Nov. 1, 1996. Attached is a check Flood woes continue in Plains for $785 for this period." Samuel said he is uncertain whether the letter has any legal The Associated Press bloated by the melting of the win- zens, no people, we can say we were backing up. weight because it was written under duress. ter's record snow accumulation, won the battle," she said. The Red River stood at 53.7 Dailey's lawyer, Philip Fulton, said he was upset that the bu- GRAND FORKS, N.D. had flowed into more than 70 Even trucks had trouble navi- feet at 7 a.m., and the National reau was releasing his clients' file even though it was not public Slownd by streets submerged in percent of the 10 gating the water-filled streets. Weather Service said it would record. He would not comment further on the case. icy, sewage-fouled floodwater 1/2-square-mile city by Sunday. "We knew we were deep when crest Monday at 54 feet and stay from the rising Red River, fire- Mayor Pat Owens ordered a our pants started getting wet," at that level for about a week. fighters on Sunday wrestled a 24-hour curfew in the most seri- Edgar Richard said of the trip he Flood stage is 28 feet. Toledo man arrested in beating deaths blaze under control after It ra- ously flooded areas. Most of the and three friends made by truck Inside some downtown stores, vaged parts of three downtown 50,000 residents were believed to Sunday morning to a school being stuffed bears and other toys bob- TOLEDO - A man has been arrested in the December beating business blocks. have left their homes, with about used as a collection point for bed on water up to S feet deep. deaths of two people, police said. The flames were under control 75 percent of the city under a flood evacuees. "We had to open About a block from the fire. Ethan Walls, 34, of Toledo, was taken to the Lucas County jail by midday Sunday after helicop- mandatory evacuation order. the door to let water out." Coast Guardsmen checking on Saturday on two aggravated murder charges. ters dumped 2,000 gallon buckets She said her own house was The city's water treatment downtown streets and alleys by He was scheduled to appear in Toledo Municipal Court on of muddy water on the fire. But among the many that were plant was flooded Thursday and Monday after being accused of killing his landlord and her busi- boat spotted a couple awaiting ness partner during a robbery, police said. firefighters were checking for flooded. the last reserves of drinkable rescue on an apartment building Walls was charged in the deaths of Gertrude Thompson, 69, flare-ups. "As we speak, my house is go- water were used up during the fire escape. and Edward Kowalczk, 72. Their bodies were found after a letter "Six buildings are a total loss," ing under," she said. "It may not night. Officials hoped to distrib- The downtown fire started carrier noticed mail piling up outside their residence. They had Deputy Fire Chief Peter O'Neill be totaled. But now I'm in the ute water to people who stayed in Saturday afternoon, and fire been dead for several days. said. At least three others were same bucket with the rest of you. their homes. The city also had trucks were unable to get Walls rented a home from Thompson. damaged, he said. "If we come through this and problems with electric, gas and through the deep water filling Police said the Red River, we can say we have lost no citi- telephone service, and sewers the streets. 0?lo*al, tfyt and. (faulett &&tten 906 Napoleon Rd. • Bowling Green • 353-8381 ___ Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 4; Sunday 11 -4 b^l"J L™ Each order for Secretaries will • FTD "Especially For You" Bouquet have an option including a $5 gift • Holland Flower Vases certificate to either Easystreet April 21-25 • Bud Vases Cafe or Klotz Floral, Gift & For Secretaries Week send an extra special • Planters Garden delivery to show your appreciation. Klotz • Baskets of Spring _ — m rhc pcrlVct wa> lo say. C (MllCl . ^lM Ife "I couldn't manage without you.' has created several unique arrangements to Flowers convey your heartfelt thanks! • Gifts from our Gift Shoppe! 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OKLAHOMA CITY ANNIVERSARY- Bombing victims remembered Lost loved ones mourned Attorney on anniversary of explosion emphasizes The Associated Press public view OKLAHOMA CITY - They "The site is still a came with bouquets and their very humbling of McVeigh memories Saturday to honor experience, yet I those killed and injured in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah think there is still a The Associated Press Federal Building two years ago. spirit amongst The murmur of babies, the DENVER - For defense attor- gentle sobs of adults and the wail everyone of how the ney Stephen Jones, the court of of a fire truck in the distance city came through public opinion is almost as im- punctuated the silence at 9:02 portant as the courtrooms of law. , am. as some 1,500 people bowed this and that is such a Jones' efforts to rehabilitate j their heads for 168 seconds -- one tribute to everyone the image of his current client, second for each of the people Timothy McVeigh, havo been killed in the April 19,1995, bomb- who was killed or nothing short of brilliant, some ing. injured here." colleagues say. Relatives clutched flowers, te- "He's the ultimate spin doctor. ddy bears and tiny seedlings He's a maestro with the media," from the survivor's tree -- a slip- says Dan Caplis, a prominent pery elm scarred in the blast. Denver lawyer. The tree became a symbol for Jon Hansen Other attorneys, however, say the spirit of survival and is a part Jones' actions may be spinning of each of the five bombing me- Oklahoma City assistant fire chief out of control and could come morial design finalists selected back to hurt the defense. Saturday. For example, Oklahoma City placed with a permanent memor- "It was less than SO yards from lawyer Irven Box, who has fol- ground zero. It's the closest sign ial. Five finalists for the design lowed the case from the begin- of life near the blast," said urban competition were announced at ning, said Jones has hurt his cre- forester Mark Bays of the Okla- the conclusion of the service. dibility and that of his client by homa Agriculture Department's changing his explanation of al- Aren Almon Kok, whose baby leged confessions to the Okla- forestry division. "It's survived a Baylee in a firefighter's arms heck of a lot It truly is a survivor homa City bombing that killed symbolized the bombing to many 168 people. tree." people who saw The Associated ■ ' Jones began his public re- Press' Pulitzer Prize-winning The department collected lations campaign shortly after photograph of that tableau, said seeds from the tree last year to taking over Timothy McVeigh's produce the first generation of the memorial service "makes case, about a month after news seedlings from it since the bomb- you remember the people who photos and television footage et- ing. were lost." ched an enduring image in Amer- "I will go home and I will plant Mrs. Kok, who got married two icans' minds of McVeigh being this and I will always re- weeks ago, said attending the led out of the member," said Cathy McCaskell, ceremony was emotionally diffi- Noble County, whose sister, Terry Rees, was cult but not as hard as the day be- Okla., Courth- killed in the bombing. fore. ouse in chains "Healing is a process; it's not a "I celebrated Baylee's birth- and an orange destination," Gov. Frank Keating jumpsuit. said. day yesterday, so yesterday was probably a harder day for me Jones had "Two years ago, this was a than today," she said. She would served as a place of terror and sorrow and have been 3. personal stark ugliness - but only for a Jon Hansen, the Oklahoma City research assis- Associated Press phs*s tant to Richard brief moment," he said. "As the assistant fire chief who kept the Jones first brave rescuer stepped into public abreast of rescue efforts Lance Corporal Oavid C. Kolesar, U.S. Marines Barracks in Washington, stands behind a wreath at Ar- Nixon in 1964. that building, as the mighty after the bombing, said "it's re- lington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., Saturday during a memorial for those who were killed in Using what he had learned about forces of compassion and sup- freshing to see the people come the bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City two years ago. the news media, he set out to port mobilized all of our people, out." create doubt, if not reasonable as our loved ones came home to "The site is still a very hum- He said Oklahoma City has not trate these crimes that they may McVeigh, 28, a former Army doubt, about his client's in- us, we all felt the power of God's bling experience, yet I think recovered from the bombing but wound us, but they will never soldier, is accused of parking a volvement. love. there is still a spirit amongst is well on the way. defeat us." rental truck packed with explo- In prison photos that Jones ar- "The terror fled, the sorrow everyone of how the city came "I am proud of how everybody An hour after the Oklahoma sives in front of the building in ranged, McVeigh comes across as a docile, innocent-looking was tempered by that love and through this and that is such a pulled together and kind of bon- City memorial, bells rang out for retaliation for the federal raid on the ugliness was replaced by this tribute to everyone who was ded in this," he said. "That sends a similar observance in Denver, the Branch Davidian compound young man smiling and joking with his advocates. Jones also beautiful fence" killed or injured here," Hansen a signal to the terrorists and where Timothy McVeigh is in Waco, Texas, two years ear- The fence will one day be re- said. those kind of people that perpe- standing trial for the bombing. lier. tried to persuade a federal judge to permit news interviews with McVeigh; that effort failed. NATION But the tactics changed after The Dallas Morning News ran stories Feb. 28 claiming it had a Administration presses for defense document that indicated Shakur's mother McVeigh had confessed. Jones first asserted the story was an outright hoax and denied ratification of arms treaty such a document even existed. sues record label Later he said he thought the The Associated Press tries and already ratified by 72, needed to ratify. Senate Demo- newspaper had such a document takes effect on April 29 regard- cratic leader Tom Daschle of but might have been set up by a The Associated Press WASHINGTON - America's less of how the Senate votes five South Dakota said Sunday on source with an ax to grind. world leadership is at stake, the days earlier. NBC's "Meet the Press" that all Then he altered his story again. LOS ANGELES - The mother of slain rapper Tupac Shakur is Clinton administration's top for- Albright said the treaty, ini- 45 Senate Democrats will vote He said he'd found the pertinent suing Death Row Records for $17 million, claiming the hip-hop eign policy officials insisted tiated by President Reagan and for the treaty, but with Republi- document in his files. It was not a label failed to pay royalties and cheated Shakur out of millions Sunday as they pressed for rati- negotiated by President Bush, can opposition the chances of confession, however, but a ruse of dollars. fication of a treaty banning "has made-in-America written all passages are "no better than drawn up by an assistant, Jones The federal lawsuit filed Friday follows a $7.1 million lawsuit chemical weapons. The Senate over it." 50-50 today." said, with the aim of lulling an- Death Row filed against Shakur's estate earlier this month, de- takes up the pact Thursday In a Still, the administration has Lott, thought to hold the key to other possible bombing suspect manding reimbursement for money allegedly advanced to Sha- vote too close to call. had to struggle to overcome op- some Republican votes, said on into trusting Jones' investigators kur for cars, houses, jewelry and other expenditures, including "We are the superpower. We position from Foreign Relations CNN's "Late Edition" that condi- enough to talk with them. recording and video costs. are the leader. This is a leader- Committee Chairman Sen. Jesse tions for the treaty have im- Jones also denounced The Dal- Besides seeking unpaid royalties and repayment of disputed ship question," Secretary of Helms, R-N.C, and the reluc- proved with passage last week of las Morning News as irresponsi- expense billings, the countersuit from Shakur's estate seeks to State Madeleine Albright said, tance of Senate Majority leader some clarifying language. ble. News executives stood by invalidate a handwritten 1995 contract Shakur signed with her explanation of why the Sen- Trent Lott, R-Miss., just to get a "A country like Iran, for ex- the story. Death Row while in prison. ate must ratify the convention ratification vote before the April ample, would legitimately be "I think he's been hurt, his cre- It also asks that 1S2 unreleased Shakur recordings, which his that imposes a global ban on the 29 deadline. able to turn to the other parties dibility was hurt," Box said. representatives cannot locate, be ordered into court-appointed use, production, transfer and With that accomplished, ad- of the treaty and say, 'All right, Jones, citing the judge's blan- receivership. stockpiling of chemical weapons. ministration officials are lobby- now sell us chemicals that you ket gag order, declined to com- The treaty, signed by 170 coun- ing hard for the two-thirds vote wouldn't sell us before,'" he said. ment.

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Hrundim Wray Entertainment Editor Entertainment 372-2603 Turn off, tune out, get up National TV-Turnoff week attempts to clear off America's overused couches The Associated Press sentence, what then? While you give your TV set a cooling-off NEW YORK -- Does seven period, what will become of AaiocUtrd PTTII Hie pkol* days without TV make one ^TELEVISION FREE* you? weak? Try it and see. According to Labalme, you Andre Agassi gels a kiss from Brooke Shields during the Davis Cup se- That is, if you think you're may find yourself saying mifinals Sept. 24,1995, in Las Vegas. Agassi and Shields were married strong enough. After all, things like this: Saturday in Monterey, Calif. National TV-Tumoff Weak - "I'm more relaxed. I'm get- - er. Week - happens to coin- ting to sleep earlier. I'm feel- cide with the tantalizing first ing better." Shields, Agassi wed round of the networks' May 'I'm talking to my kids more. sweep. I'm doing all those things I've Among the attractions, Ellen put off for months or years." in evening ceremony DeGeneres's character Ellen "I'm dealing with my life, rather than escaping from it or Morgan will pronounce herself The Associated Press with paparazzi hovered outside, a gay and Tori Spelling's charac- living it vicariously. I have real friends instead of watching string ensemble and the San ter Donna Martin will finally MONTEREY, Calif. -- In a long, Francisco Boys Choir performed lose her virginity. 'Friends.' I'm making my own white dress with a five-foot train, at the ceremony. Monterey is 115 Thursday, you can watch discoveries instead of watch- actress Brooke Shields married miles south of San Francisco. back-to-back episodes of ing the Discovery Channel." tennis star Andre Agassi in a The reception was held at the "Diagnosis Murder." Friday, "I'm having more fun." ceremony Saturday evening in upscale Stonepine Resort in see a "Dukes of Hazzard" reun- A man who doesn't own a TV this scenic coastal city. Carmel Valley. ion movie. and insists he doesn't miss it, About 100 guests were on hand Shields, 31, is currently the And there's more as any Labalme founded TV-Free for the wedding at St. John's Ep- star of the NBC comedy "Sud- viewer knows. The networks America in 1994 with $8,000, iscopal Chapel, the Rev. Jerome denly Susan." are promoting their wares like donated office space and one Politzer told the Monterey A model since she was 2, crazy. full-time volunteer. County Herald. Shields has appeared in several Henry Labalme has other Although the organization The couple exchanged vows a: films, including Louis Malle's ideas for what you should today claims among Its ad- 6:45 p.m. in front of the Rev. "Pretty Baby" and "The Blue La- watch: Nothing. Must See TV? visers prominent media acti- Charles Gard, pastor of Holy goon." She is a Princeton Univer- He's calling for seven days of AMERICA vists and scholars (not to men- Family Catholic Church in Glen- sity graduate. DontSeeTV. tion the children's singer Ra- dale and a longtime family friend Agassi, 26, won the gold medal Labalme is executive direc- ffi), Labalme launched this of Shields. for the United States in the tor of TV-Free America, a non- movement as a former envi- The two superstars were re- Olympics last summer. He also profit organization that en- "We thought if we're really gonna snap ronmentalist concerned not portedly introduced at a tennis won the Australian Open in 1995, only about the effect of TV on courages Americans to reduce Americans out of the TV trance, we have match in 1993 and kept in touch the U.S. Open in 1994 and Wim- the amount of television they each viewer, but on the planet by fax until their first date. bledon in 1992. watch, and reminds heavy to get them away from all TV. It's Gestalt overall. "Both are the nicest unassum- viewers that the natural state therapy for the couch potato." "TV is the driving force be- ing kind of people," Politzer said. Telephone messages left at of a TV set Is off. hind the whole global con- "They were very simple, Agassi Enterprises in Las Vegas Most debate about the effect sumer culture," he says from straightforward and kind." and with representatives for of TV dwells on content. A typ- "I'm more relaxed. I'm getting to sleep his Washington, DC, office. While four helicopters filled Shields were not returned. ical argument: An hour of PBS earlier. I'm feeling better. I'm talking to "Its message is that happiness, is better for you than an hour friendship, a feeling of belong- of Fox. But this line of reason- my kids more. I'm doing all those things ing all come through the acqu- ing, says Labalme, amounts to I've put off for months or years. isition of the 'right' products - Dern plays love interest concluding that a pound of that all of those nonmaterial Twinkles weighs something needs can be met in a material different than a pound of tofu. Henry Labalme way. of DeGeneres on sitcom "This leads us down a very "The discussion of whose event coordinator The Associated Press in the April 25 Entertainment shows are better than whose nonsustainable path, one that puts so much pressure on the Weekly. "You know, like "I don't obscures the larger problem: NEW YORK - Being con- judge it, but don't you think the huge amount of time Amer- use of natural resources." adults an average of almost lenge in 1996, and says it has sidered a sex symbol isn't en- America is going to think you icans spend in front of the Labalme is looking for five hours a day and have chil- registered thousands of fami- tirely new to sultry Laura Dern. guys are lovers?'" tube, and what television, re- viewers to relieve some of that Being considered a lesbian sex dren vegging out a daily aver- lies, schools, libraries and pressure with the press of their Perhaps some reacted because gardless of its content, dis- symbol is. DeGeneres publicly acknowl- places in terms of creativity, age of 3 1/2 hours. other groups to pull the plug "of f" buttons. this year (for more informa- Dern, who played a highly edged her real-life homosexuali- productivity, physical exercise "We thought if we're really A week later, he says, "You'll sexed houseguest in "Rambling tion, contact TV-Free Ameri- find out if you're as dependent ty. Regardless, Dern said she is and civic involvement." gonna snap Americans out of Rose," is Ellen DeGeneres' love comfortable playing a lesbian in The third annual National the TV trance, we have to get ca's World Wide Web address: on TV as you thought you were. essential.org/orgs/tvfa). interest in the controversial co- the April 30 episode because TV-Turnoff Week, starting them away from all TV," says You'll find out what else is out ming-out episode of "Ellen." there in the big, wide world. she's so self-assured about her Thursday and going through Labalme. "It's Gestalt therapy When midnight Wednesday There has been strong reaction, own sexuality. next Wednesday, is rallying a for the couch potato." You'll find some answers." arrives, and you extinguish even from close friends. "I'm so straight - unfortunate- clean break from the tube, TV-Free America claims 3 And Ellen can take care of "It's shocking, the responses I Dave or Conan in mid- herself. ly, probably, for me," Dern said whose temptations snare million people took the chal- got from people supposedly cool "I like the whole package, if you with homosexuality," Dern said know what I'm saying."

STATE Mill Creek considered endangered waterway

The Associated Press "The Mill Creek has been turned into nati. The valley was subdivided and sold to flush toilets, sewer lines poured into a gutter," said Xavier University biolo- "It was pure, clean and clear - the farmers. They cleared land and began storm water pipes and added to the pol- CINCINNATI -- A southwest Ohio gy professor Stan Hedeen, author of the best water you could have," Hedeen to pollute the stream that Indians had lution. Continued industrialization of stream that flows by factories and has book, "The Mill Creek: An Unnatural said. named Maketewah. the area helped turn the Mill Creek into been a dumping ground for sewers has History of an Urban Stream." American Rivers, a Washington- To entice sawmill and gristmill oper- an open sewer before environmental been so thoroughly polluted that a con- "It's a civic embarrassment that's based organization, last week gave Mill ators to buy land next to the stream, it laws were passed. servation group considers it one of the gotten national recognition," Hedeen Creek the designation of being the was renamed Mill Creek. The mills fur- 'Toxic waste, human waste, oil drip- nation's most endangered urban water- said. "In a word, the Mill Creek is dis- worst urban waterway. The group ther polluted the stream. pings, gasoline, pesticides, all kinds of ways. gusting." hopes that the negative recognition will When the Miami & Erie Canal was pollutants have made the Mill Creek a The 28-mile Mill Creek that winds It wasn't always that way, said spur proposals to clean the creek. built near the creek in the early 1800s, smelly, dark brown, undrinkable, uns- along Interstate 75 in Cincinnati and Hedeen, a member of the Mill Creek The problems began in the late 1700s paper mills and mattress factories were wimmable gutter," Hedeen said. empties into the Ohio River was once Restoration Project. Historically, it was when the federal government sold built. Pollution of the creek got worse. But tougher environmental regula- pure and clean. But sewage and toxic a source of pristine water that spurred about 1 million acres of land that in- To alleviate flooding, storm water tion has started to improve the creek's wastes have taken over. development of what became Cincin- cluded the Mill Creek Valley. drains were built to the creek. With water quality. P0UF THE DAILY NEWS •1* HAVOKS OM TAP' ,q. Mon. - Sot. HOTjFFWHEoRRESS! .:.. *? 6:30AM - 11 AM Monday: $1.00 16 oz. Domestic Drafts all night $1.99 Breakfast Special Preferred Propertied Tuesday: $1.00 16 oz. Domestic Drafts all night i30 S. MAPLE ST. 352-9378v Requests Taken by the Midnight Marauders All You Can Eat Perch Now Leasing Summer & Fall Waitnacdnv Happu Hour Enjoy our games: Darts, Air Wednesday & Friday > Fox Run * Haven House Manor nianoiBHy. j_ shuttle Board, Pool. 0 pm Hocl(ey Starts at 4PM Piedmont * Birchwood Place Thursday: Ladies ni9hl' HaPPy Hou' Prices all night & Mini Mall * Small Buildings every Thurs. Dance to the _^^^^_ (Across From Foodtown) Midnight Marauders 1021 S. Main St., B.G.. OH 43402 Frontier Housing * Houses No Cover (419)352-0123 All residents receive a membership to Except Friday: Live Music every other weekend mm Cherrywood Health Spa Band (Indoor heated swimming pool, sauna. HydraSpa Nights * Whirlpool, complete exercise equipment, complete Saturday: Live Music every other weekend locker room and shower facilities) 353-6912 page six The BG News Monday, April 21, 1997

Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 BG takes three in battle with Bobcats Wolfjmally Falcon offense comes gets what she alive in weekend wins had coming □ The Falcon softball team.rides the arms of SOFTBALL □ BG's star continues Jennifer Wolf and Amy a her mound mastery, Hamilton and an im- It seemed to be a case of deja this time with help from vu for Wolf (see related story): proved offensive attack The Falcon bats go silent and the her friends. to three victories at defense falls apart, leaving Wolf Ohio. to fend for herself on the mound. By JASON McMAHON Not this time. The BG gloves The BG News held steady, not committing an- By JASON McMAHON other error all game. The Falcon ATHENS -- Jennifer Wolf final- TheBC News bats stayed livid as well, produc- ly got what she deserved last ing several hits and many line weekend — victories. ATHENS -- Jennifer Wolf has drives over the rest of the game. The Falcon senior was stellar been waiting all season long for But the Falcons couldn't push a in two Saturday appearances, it, and her Falcon teammates fi- run across the plate. notching marks in the win col- nally delivered it to her in the top Ohio couldn't either, however. umn for each effort. They were of the 10th inning of Saturday's After the third. Wolf set the Bob- her first wins in a week and a first game at Ohio: run support. cats down in order for the next half. Bowling Green scored three three innings Wolf has been victimized all runs in the 10th on its way to and didn't al- year by a lack of run support. sweeping Saturday's low a runner Her record stands at 7-13, but she doubleheader from the Bobcats past first the BC Newt Ph«a by J..«n McMah» could easily be and taking three of the four rest of the way. over .500 with games last weekend in Athens. Second Falcon second baseman Melissa Cricks crosses the plate with the go-ahead run in the top of the 10th in- just a run here, The Falcons split Friday, losing baseman Mel- ning of Saturday's first game at Ohio. The junior hit her first career home run in Friday's first game. a run there. the first game 4-3 before coming issa Cricks and In Saturday's back to win 7-6 in the ensuing shortstop Col- urday's second game, retiring con rally fell short in the first The Falcons came back with a first game, she contest. BG emerged victorious leen Bates - five straight batters to earn the game and earning the victory in vengeance in the second game. allowed only Saturday by counts of 5-2 and 6-5. who was win and run her season record to relief in the nightcap. After Ohio jumped out to a 1-0 Bales two runs-both "It came to the point that we 3-for-5 on the 7-13. Ohio took a 4-1 lead into the top lead, the BG bats exploded in the of them un- were just sick of losing," Wolf day with two runs scored - led The Bobcats put two two-run of the seventh of the first game, second inning. earned - in 10 said. "Each person did what it off BG's 10th with singles to innings on the board in the night- on the strength of three more un- With one out, Hamilton innings of took to win. Everybody had the center field. Catcher Missy Phil- cap, but BG answered both with a earned runs. Hamilton singled to reached on a single, and Phillips work. But until Wolf desire. lips moved them over with a sac- two-run inning of its own. The lead off the seventh, bringing up strode to the plate. She blasted the top of the 10th, the Falcons "We hit the ball, we played rifice bunt, bringing up first Falcons scored one in the sixth to Cricks. Alanna Barker's delivery over could only muster two runs of great defense. I think this is the baseman Amy Hamilton. take a short-lived lead, as Ohio Cricks launched a shot over the the same center field fence their own. best we've played all year." tied it up in its half of the inning. wall in center field, the first ca- where Cricks had stroked her It looked as though Wolf was Hamilton ripped a shot up the Wolf pitched all 10 innings of Kreuz belted a twoout single reer home run for the junior, and shot. following a similar storyline She middle that ricocheted off the Saturday's first game, allowing in BG's last at-bat to score Bates also her third RBI of the game. It Center fielder Jenny Ranz and would pitch her heart out, only to no earned runs to claim the vic- pitcher, driving in Cricks with with the winning run. Both piays was also the first homer of the Cricks added RBIs in the inning be let down by her defense. tory in the decision. The Falcon the go-ahead run. Left fielder tallied two hits in the game, as season for BG, and it brought the for the Falcons. Pam Kreuz knocked in Bates Against Miami last Tuesday, offense had staked its senior to a did designated hitter Erin John- Falcons to within one. BG added three more runs in Wolf pitched both ends of a 2-0 lead by the top of the third, with a groundout, and Hamilton son. the fourth and fifth frames to scored on an Ohio error to give doubleheader and allowed only but a two-out error in the bottom But they would get no closer, push its lead to 7-1. The Falcons one earned run - but still tost half of the inning allowed Ohio to BG the three-run advantage. Hamilton split both decisions and Ohio claimed its only victory tie the game. Wolf came on in relief in Sat- Friday, taking the loss as a Fal- of the weekend. • See SOFTBALL, page seven. • See WOLF, page seven. BG beats up rival Rockets

□ The Falcons use a The win was Smith's seventh on potent offensive attack the season. He leads the MAC BASEBALL to beat up on their with a 1.35 ERA. ^ backyard rivals. "I don't think it was his best the Falcon pitching faltered a bit, stuff," said coach Danny Scmitz. giving up eight runs. In the other "But I guess it's just a testament three games combined, they gave ByJIMTOCCO to him ... that he was still able to up just nine runs. TheBC News go out and win. That's the impor- The Rockets led for nearly the tant thing." entire game, and the Falcons Bowling Green earned three of Jason Calvin collected a hit and made a serious run at the lead in four wins against its archrival two RBIs, and Bob Niemet col- their last two Innings at bat. and racked up three key confer- lected a pair of RBIs on two hits In the sixth inning, Schone ence wins this weekend. to help the Falcons. started off the rally with a single The Falcons rang up 30 runs on Jeff Hundley started the sec- and he came around to score. the cross-town rival Toledo ond game, going three innings Cannon brought in two runs with Rockets last weekend, winning and giving up two runs. Rick a fluke single that took a hop Saturday's games 6-2 and 9-2 and Blanc came in to save the day, over the second baseman's head. splitting Sunday's games, falling working four innings allowing The Falcons would score four 8-7 before winning 7-5. just two hits and striking out runs that Inning, bringing them- The wins put the Falcons in three. He earned the win for his selves to within one run. fourth place in the Mid-American efforts. The seventh inning would see Conference with a 9-7 conference "Rick Blanc gave us a great two baserunners aboard, but the mark. Toledo remains in last performance," Schmitz said. Falcons could not overcome the place with a 3-14 ledger. Freshman Jason Blankenship Rocket pitching. Toledo won 8-7. "They were great team wins, went a perfect 4-for-4 in the Four pitchers collaborated to and it definitely keeps us in the game, scoring three runs. Hitting win the fourth game for the Fal- hunt [for the MAC Tourna- leader Brian Cannon collected cons. Joe Holland started the ment]," Schmitz said. two hits and knocked in two runs. BG Newi Photo by Amy Van Horn game but was rattled for three BG ace Andy Smith started the Senior Donny Schone hit a home runs in 2 1-3 innings of work. Joe Falcon teammates wait to congratulate Aaron Mora (20), who led off the Falcons in game four with a first game for the Falcons, going ruii. home run on the first pitch. The homer was Mora's first extra-base hit of the season. He went 2-for-4 on all seven innings while striking In the first game on Sunday, • See BASEBALL, page seven. the day and scored three runs. out nine and allowing two runs. Sign up now, And They're Off! GREENBRIAR, INC. Live racing every Time is running out on Friday & Saturday 7 p.m these apartments... Sunday 6 p.m. It's even more tun with a group! Groups ot 20 or more can take advantage of our dinner packages that include MCAT admission, reserved Crazy Horse Clubhouse seating, Columbia Court program, tip sheet, betting guide, souvenir pen, race (4 left) named in your honor, group photo in the winner's circle. Dinner packages range from $13.95 - $19.95 per person. Field Manor Get a head start on the MCAT! • Great teachers Sorority, Fraternity, Clubs, Staff Outings and much more (2 left) Full Card Simulcast Racing from the best tracks across the Campbell Hill • Great strategies country continues daily noon to midnight. Take in the action in our new sports bar, LONGSHOTS! (1 left) • Great materials Buff Avoid the price increase - May 1! (3 left) Mercer Manor the leader in test prep (3 left) KAPLAN ... Get them while they last! Bet You're Gonna Love It! Call (419) 476-7751 today for more details! 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 1-800-KAP-TEST 5700 Telegraph Rd, Toledo, OH 43812 t I \ I ! K Monday, April 21,1997 The BG News page seven Netters split weekend

□ BG splits final two does not get the third seed. WOMEN'S MAC contests before Second-seeded Miami faces TENNIS MAC tournament. Akron and that winner takes on Ct the winner of the third seed and Toledo in the semifinals Friday. Teamed with Kelly Dredge at By G.MICHAEL GRAHAM The championship match is No. 3 doubles, Weisblatt posted ''he BG News slated for Friday. an 8-4 win over Brenda Walli and The key to the match against Paulina Khaw of the Eagles and a TOLEDO - Weekend split. the arch-rival Rockets was jump- 9-7 win over Toledo's Tricla For the second weekend in a ing to a 2-1 lead after doubles Trapp and Bridgett Murray. row, the Bowling Green women's play. The team had not led after At No. 3 singles, Weisblatt was tennis team split two Mid- doubles since the Akron match. a 6-0, 6-3 winner over Edmunds. American Conference matches, "The singles then don't feel as Her only blemish of the weekend falling to Eastern Michigan and much pressure," Dean said of the was a 6-3, 3-6, 0-6 loss to defeating Toledo. lead after doubles. "We had lots Eastern's Tokarczerk. The Falcons were nipped in the of confidence "Kelly played awesome dou- battle of the birds 5-4 Friday, but for singles bles," Weisblatt said over the bounced back to win the battle of matches. weekend. "We were confident the fliers 8-1 Saturday. Everyone even when down 4-0 [vs. Toledo]. BG is 9-7 overall and 3-3 in the played real We stayed focused and knew MAC headed into the MAC tour- good singles. In what we wanted to do out there." nament at home beginning on some spots, Other results from the Eastern Thursday. [Toledo] played match were: At No. 2 doubles, The match against the Eagles us tough." BG's Jenny Cheung and Jenny was disappointing, according to BG's Deidee Schwartz lost to Tina Danielak Falcon coach Penny Dean, be- Bissinger con- Bissinger and Tordrova; at No. 1 singles, cause BG could have locked up a tinued to roll Mikolajewskl lost to Kansuthi third seed in the tournament with along, posting another 3-1 week- 6-2,6-1; at No. 4 singles, Schwartz a win, end. The freshman sensation lost 6-2, 3-6, 3-6 to Danielak; at "I still feel we're a better posted a 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 win over No. 5 singles, Cheung defeated team," Dean said. "But you have Eastern's Manuella Tordova and Agnieszka Mienazyk 6-3,6-0-, and to prove it on the field. That's dominated Toledo's April Lempa at No. 6 singles, Beth Wilson beat why they play the match." As a 60, 6-0 in No. 2 singles action. In Helsinge4-6,6-4,6-l. result, BG, Eastern and Ball No. 1 doubles with Cindy Miko- State are all In a three-way tie for lajewski, Bissinger was an 8-3 Other results from the Toledo third. There will most likely be a winner over Amy Frazier and match were: At No. 2 doubles, draw for third seed on Wednes- Tracy Edumunds, but lost 8-3 to Schwartz and Cheung lost 5-8 to day for the right to play Toledo to Eastern's Agrieszka Tokarczerk Lempa and Sonja Vajnov; at No. 1 open the tournament Thursday. and Jean Kansuth. singles, Mikolajewskl defeated Western Michigan gets a first- "The momentum is going," Frazier 6-3, 6-2; at No. 4 singles, BIINcwi Fk«« by D»u| Kkrauviky round bye and will face the win- Bissinger said as a key. "It's been Schwartz beat Vajnova 3-6, 6-1, ner of the fourth and fifth seeds. going all season. It keeps on go- 7-5; at No. 5 singles, Cheung Bowling Green's Adam Tropp returns the ball in men's tennis action over the weekend. The Falcons That matchup will feature either ing." defeated Trapp 6-0, 6-0; and at shut out conference rivals Eastern Michigan and Toledo at Keefe Courts. See full story, tomorrow. BG, Ball State or Eastern - BG's Julie Weisblatt also No. 6 singles, Wilson defeated whichever of those three teams posted a 3-1 weekend. Murray 6-1,6-3. Sports Briefs SOFTBALL WOLF Continued from page six. Continued from page six.

Men take second, women claim third made it exciting, allowing five both games. Falcon errors led to at Mid-American Conference track relays Ohio runs in the Bobcats' final three unearned runs in each three at-bats, but Hamilton in- game, and two losses for Wolf. The Falcon men's track team earned second place at last duced a two-out, bases-loaded Wolf has encountered the same weekend's Mid-American Conference Relays in Muncie, Ind. flyout to Ranz in center to end problem many times this season. Sophomore Rah'Sheen Clay won the 200-meter dash and came the game. In last Monday's second game in second in the 100-meter dash, while senior Darren Braddix against Detroit, she permitted picked up two third-place finishes in the 110-meter high hurdles With the three victories, BG just one run, and it was unearned.' and the 400-meter dash. pushes its record to 11-25 and The Falcons lost the game 1-0. Clay and Braddix teamed up two other Falcons to win the S-17 in the Mid-American Con- "It's very frustrating, but I 1600-meter and 400-meter relays. ference. The Falcons host Ball think it's very frustrating as a Senior Adam Rose won the shot put. whole in that we have parts of The Falcon women, meanwhile, took third place overall at State for a double dip Tuesday their MAC Relays in Kalamazoo, Mich. and Toledo for a pair of twinbills our game together," Wolf said. Senior Nikki Sturzinger continued to dominate her events, Friday and Saturday. "One day we'll have offense but winning the shot put and the discus. Senior Heather Nordgren no defense, or we'll have defense was the Falcons' only other winner, claiming the hammer throw. According to Wolf, the Ohio se- but no offense. Finally we got the Earning second-place finishes for Bowling Green were soph- ries provided the team with a total game together." omores Jodi Rafferty in the high jump, Emily Cokinos in the new attitude heading into this javelin, and Jess LaFene in the 3,000 meters; and junior Kristin week's games. Bowling Green's offense came Inman in the 400-meter hurdles. alive in Athens. After scoring "It think it's a tremendous three in the first game, the Fal- Women's golf struggles in Illinois boost of confidence," she said. cons scored seven, five and six "We'll carry it into Tuesday and runs over the last three games. The Bowling Green women's golf team struggled to a hopefully get two wins, and then But the Falcons still had their lOth-place finish last weekend at the Illini Spring Classic, hosted bring it into Toledo and hopefully hands full with the Bobcats. by the Univiersity of Illinois. get a four-game sweep. Three of the games were one-run The Falcons shot a 676 overall, SO shots behind meet champion affairs, and the one game in Illinois. Mid-American Conference rival Eastern Michigan took "I think you're now going to which BG had a bigger cushion third with a 641. see the team that should have was a 10 inning marathon. BG New. PIMM by Jm McMaa** been playing the whole year." Pitching In the late innings of Falcon pitcher Jennifer Wolf tosses a pitch in Saturday's first game at each game Saturday, Wolf got the Ohio. The senior went 10 strong innings in the Falcon victory, not al- Falcons through several close lowing a single earned run. Kosar to retire from NFL situations. "I feel like I've been pitching came in," Wolf said. "I just had one earned run allowed over 25 The Associated Press expected to play football this but he is most closely Identified OK," she said. "But I think I've total confidence in myself to get innings - for a mind-boggling year. I was even working out with Cleveland. He became a been kind of doubting myself pitches across the plate so my 0.28 ERA. MIAMI - Quarterback Bernie since the end of the season. But I starter for the Browns as a roo- when we get into tight situa- defense could field the ball." "I guess those mean I'm doing Kosar, who won two champion- just have so much going on in my kie in 1985 and remained with tions." Wolfs numbers are stagger- my job," Wolf said. "Pretty much ship rings and a legion of fans in life that I can't devote everything them until 1993, when he was Wolfs confidence level went ing. Over her last five complete from midseason, I've just been two cities, has decided to retire I have to playing anymore." waived at midseason in a move up, however, when she shut down games, she has allowed only having to use the attitude I'm go- after 12 NFL seasons. Kosar leads an Investment that angered many fans. the Bobcats over 10 innings in three earned runs in 39 innings - ing to do my job and everybody Kosar, 33, will announce his group seeking to own the expan- The Ohio native led the Browns the first game and entered the a sparkling earned run average else is going to do their job and decision Monday after meeting sion team that will debut as the to the AFC Central title in his second game In relief to bail out of 0.54. things will kind of fall into place. with Miami Dolphins coach Jim- Cleveland Browns in 1999. He is first three seasons, and again in the Falcons. Over her last three complete "This weekend, everything fell my Johnson. executive director of a telemar- 1989. Three times the Browns "We had bases loaded when I games, those numbers dipped to into place." "The day comes for every- keting business and owns a new were stopped one game shy of body," Johnson said. "He had a line of greeting cards and a chain the Super Bowl. BASEBALL great, great career, both in of fast-food restaurants. He and Kosar joined the Dallas Cow- professional football and in col- his wife are expecting their third boys In November 1993 and won Continued from page six. back in the lineup." down and 14 to go, so we've got a lege." child this summer. a Super Bowl ring that season as In the game, center fielder whole lot still ahead of us. Kosar, who spent his final two 'There's a certain sense of their backup quarterback. Cheney came on in relief and Aaron Mora went 2-for-4, scoring "It was a battle all weekend seasons with the Dolphins as a sadness that he will no longer be His career totals include 1,994 pitched very well, earning the three runs. Mora, who had 39 long, and I'm sure they feel tlie backup quarterback, declined to in the National Football League," completions in 3,365 attempts for win. Rick Blanc held off a Toledo singles and no extra-base hits en- same." talk with reporters Sunday. He said Kansas City coach Marty 23.301 yards with 124 touch- team that seemed intent on com- tering the game, homered on the Tuesday, the Falcons will take told The Miami Herald on Satur- Schottenheimer, who coached downs and 87 interceptions. His ing back, and Jason Kelley would first pitch of the first inning. on Defiance College in Warren E. nail it down in the seventh, earn- day that he wanted to concen- Kosar in Cleveland. "He was an interception percentage is the Steller Field for a non- trate on his family and business outstanding player for us. We ihini -lowest in NFL history. ing his second save of the year. Shortstop Drew Niles also went conference game. interests. had a lot of wonderful experi- Kosar had been expected to re- 2-for-4 with a pair of singles. He "All the relievers did a great "I can no longer give all my at- ences together." sign with the Dolphins this year also stole a base. "It's going to be a chance for a tention to football, so I called Kosar led the Miami Hurri- as their third-string quarterback job," Schmitz said. "Blanc did a "It's nice to beat Toledo," great job in both of his outings lot of the younger guys to get in Jimmy and told him of my de- canes to the first of their four behind Dan Marino and Craig Schmitz said. "Of course, the way there and play," Schmitz said. cision," Kosar told the Herald. "I national championships in 1983, Erickson. and we were happy to get Kelley we look at it is that we have 18 The game begins at 3 p.m. \S2 Xil Xil Xil Xil Xil \12 Xil Xil Xil Xil North South 1091 N Mam 996 S Mam The sisters of Chi Omega wish the graduating 352 2-130 3520534 seniors best wishes throughout their futures. BGSU SOFTBALL Each one lias brought ft sfk&lul giA to our CONVENIENCE MART Greenwood Centre house and now they are going to share t heir 0HEEWWOO0 CENTRE 1*» t Wo-W »- ***"> 1602 E Woosler 352 3443 talents with the rest Of the world. 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PRO FOOTBALL NFL draft sends strong Ohio squad to pro ranks

The Associated Press Cornerback Shawn Springs back Ty Howard was chosen by West Division. then went to the Seattle Sea- Arizona as the 84th pick and the "I'm fine. I think Seattle is the The Ohio State pipeline to the hawks with the third pick. Pittsburgh Steelers used the 91st place for me. I'm excited about NFL was strong again Saturday They were the only two Ohio selection to get Ohio State defen- being in Seattle. Of course, I as two Buckeyes went first and players chosen in the first round sive end Mike Vrabel. would love to play for the Oak- third overall in the league draft. of the draft. The New Orleans Springs told WBNS-TV in land Raiders, but it realty doesn't Several other Ohio players Saints selected Ohio State safety Columbus on Saturday that he make a difference now. I'm going waited for their name to be called Rob Kelly in the second round as looks forward to playing with to make them pay," Springs said. during the early rounds of the the 33rd pick overall. He was the former Ohio State teammate "I talked to the Arizona couch- Alaoclatrd PIT■! photo draft. only second-round selection from Joey GaHoway, who the Sea- es at the combine. ... I thought I It didn't take long for the St. an Ohio college. hawks selected eighth overall in was going to be a higher pick, but St. Louis offensive line coaches Jim Hanifon, left, and George Warhop, Louis Rams to snatch up the 1995 draft. However, the San Francisco I'm thankful where I am right right, pose with their newest protege, number-one draft choice Or- offensive tackle Orlando Pace. "It's better to play with him now," Howard said. lando Pace. He made it clear he plans to 49ers, with the 55th pick, chose than against him," Springs said. Notre Dame fullback Marc Ed- "Sunshine everyday, playing carve out a place for himself in "He's a great player. Hopefully, on the west coast - I'm thankful no idea," Vrabel said. "I never "I'd hoped to go in the first half NFL history. wards, who was Ohio's Mr. Foot- we'll be a thorn in the Raiders' really had any contact with them of the second round, so being ball while playing for Norwood for this opportunity. It's a bless- "I don't compare myself to side for many years." ing," he said. prior to this." picked third in that round was anybody. I am Orlando Pace, and High School near Cincinnati. Kim just icing on the cake," said Ke- Howard said he would have no He said Pittsburgh's defense I am going to bring my own style Herring of Solon, a defensive Springs said he was somewhat will be new to him, but he is con- lly. "I'm really anxious to be back from Penn State, went to upset because he was not chosen problem adjusting to the Car- playing for a legend like [Saints to the game," said Pace, the first dinals' defense. fident he can play any position. offensive lineman in 29 years to Baltimore with the 58th pick. as the second pick by the Oak- coach] Mike Ditka, and he said it land Raiders. "Their defensive scheme is "I think I'll do fine," Vrabel would be up to me as to whether I go No. 1 overall. Four Ohio players were third- very similar to Ohio State. They'- said. "I hope they will allow me He became the third Ohio State "They had an opportunity to would end up as a strong or a free round selections. Kent tight end re very agressive and attacking," to play either linebacker or end. player chosen No. 1 overall. In get me, but they didn't," he said. safety." ()..I Santiago went to the Atlanta "I'm taking it very, very person- he said. "They put a lot of man It's a new scheme, obviously, but "I had no idea when I might get 1979, linebacker Tom Cousineau Falcons as the 70th pick. The al." coverage into the mix." it's one that's going to be great. I picked," Santiago said. "I under- went to Buffalo and in "94, Cin- Miami Dolphins took Akron de- He will get to play the Raiders Vrabel said Pittsburgh's selec- look forward to getting over stood I might go anywhere from cinnati took defensive tackle Dan fensive end Jason Taylor three twice each season, since Seattle tion was a surprise to him. there this weekend to see what's the early second to the fifth Wilkinson. picks later. Ohio State defensive and Oakland are both in the AFC "It's great, it's awesome. I had going on." round. Wuerffel heads late-round picks The Associated Press to hear all these so-called experts McMahon, Mike Tomczak, Steve him to drop, was taken by Cin- that say 'he can't, and he can't Fuller and Jim Harbaugh. None cinnati. If nothing else, Mack will NEW YORK - Last week, Mike and he can't' but you've got to fit the ideal NFL mold. get a shot on special teams after Ditka was willing to bet that look at all the cans. His strong Several other high profile col- blocking 10 kicks in the past two Danny Wuerffel, the Heisman points certainly far outweigh legians went in the fourth round seasons. Trophy winning quarterback anything he can't do." and so did two players from Cor- Keith Poole, who caught from Florida, would be gone by Wuerffel will join a team that nell - defensive tackle Seth Plummer's passes at Arizona the 100th pick, earlier than many has just traded for Heath Shuler Payne to Jacksonville and run- State, was selected later with a people predicted. and has veteran Jim Everett as ning back Chad Levitt to Oak- second fourth-rounder by the Ditka made that bet come true its starter. In the long run, he land. That gave the Ivy league Saints as a prospective target for on Sunday, taking Wuerffel for may compete with Shuler, the three picks in the first four Wuerffel. the New Orleans Saints with the third overall pick by Washington rounds - Marcellus Wiley of 99th overall pick, the third choice in 1994. for the starting job. Columbia went to Buffalo in the And quarterback Pat Barnes of of the fourth round. second on Saturday. Cal, also projected much higher, He turned out to be the third went to Kansas City 11 picks "I think the greatest criteria quarterback taken in the draft - Northwestern running back after Ditka took Wuerffel. Bar- for evaluating anyone is on what behind Jim Druckenmiller of Darnell Autry was chosen by nes has history to overcome with Associated Prrll phMo you've done," Ditka said of Virginia, who went to San Fran- Chicago, meaning that like the Chiefs, whose other quarter- Wuerffel, who led Florida to the cisco in the first round, and Jake Plummer, he'll have the pressure back picks like Mike Elkins and Virginia Tech quarterback Jim Druckenmiller was the first signal caller national championship. Plummer of Arizona State, taken of playing where he starred in Matt Blundin have been bombs. selected in the NFL draft. He was followed by Arizona State's lake "This guy is a winner. He's a by Arizona in the second. He fits college. Ditka doesn't expect that to Plummer and Danny Wuerffel, the Heisman Trophy winner from Flor- true winner on every level he's the profile of Ditka quarter- Miami safety Tremain Mack, happen to Wuerffel, whom he ida. ever played. I know you're going backs In Chicago, he had Jim whose off-field problems caused compared to McMahon.

S.O.L.D BG RADIATOR . Bengals send hint to Carter IMAGINE would like to [ MOT JUST RADUTORSI | The Unique Boutique The Associated Press cow, as general manager Mike ing camp. One of Bruce Coslet's We Are Now congratulate Brown put it, is not assured of first moves when he took over as [ CERTIFIED tor A.C the starting job. head coach was to make Hearst REPAIR 1 RECHAROE ■ Living Canvas Tatoo CINCINNATI - Ki-Jana Carter AMY COPE was watching the second round Asked whether Dillon will the full-time back. •Heater Installation has arrived... of the NFL draft on television compete with Carter to be the Coslet was unhappy with Car- [ -Heater Cores Piercing & Tatooing of ALPHA when the surprise came. starter, running backs coach Jim ter's approach to practice. When r -Water Pumps The Cincinnati Bengals took Anderson said, "Whenever you Carter showed up slightly over- L -Gas Tanks ■ in the Bank Vault! LAMBDA DELTA tailback Corey Dillon out of draft a guy, that's the reason you weight for a minicamp this [ • General Auto Repair g for being the Washington with their second bring him in. The whole thing month, Coslet was unhappy r Sales, Installations ■ VISIT OUR NEW STORE March Student choice, then hinted that they about competition is that it again. Carter said he has played bas- and Repair 445 E. Woojfer were unhappy with Carter, the makes people better. Leader of the top overall pick only two years "It was evident last year when ketball in the offseason rather [ (At the railroad tracks) 3C 352-5133 W a Month. ago. Garrison Hearst came in and just than run sprints because he 'on Sat 11-9 Sunday 12-6 [ 520 S. MAPLE GREAT JOB! Carter's not sure what to make made us a better football team wanted to protect his legs. £ BOWLING GREEN V 352 3306 of it. [as the starting tailback]. We feel "I'm kind of laid-back. When It "They picked him and then I good about Ki-Jana, there's no gets down to training camp, heard a guy from ESPN saying question about that. He has to that's when I turn it up," he said. maybe he's on his way out," Car- come in and get the job done." "They want me to work out hard from January on. Some people ter said Sunday, in a telephone He didn't do that last year, conference call. "I'm not going to are different. I guess we'll just when he was coming off a torn see how it goes." think like that until the coach knee ligament that ruined his tells me that." Carter figures the Bengals 1995 season. Carter lost the start- want the same type of competi- What they were telling Carter ing job to Hearst and finished tion that they had last season at indirectly was that they're not with 264 yards on 91 carries, a running back. He's not sure what happy with his off-season condi- 2.9-yard average. the coaching staff thinks of him. tion and not convinced they can He opened the season sharing "It's curious," he said. "They rely on him. The running back the job with Hearst, who was told me they're happy with me, W who was supposed to be a bell claimed off waivers during train- they think I can be the man. PIZZA JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SUMMER & FALL RENTALS (Too many to list) Mm CARRYOUTONLY ▼ Large assortment of Houses, Duplexes, < CUSTOMER and Apartments APPRECIATION iiiiiiiiimiiiijiiiiiiiiiii' Stop in to 319 E. Wooster for a brochure of complete \o - DAY! *o> details and speak with our friendly staff! 0 o* * SM [Day 354-2260 A TUESDAY, APRIL John Newlove Real Estate 319 E. Wooster No substitutions. Round pizzas only. Limited 5 pizzas.Valid at this Little Caesars location only. Carry out IOU41 MOn»»«; (across from Taco Bell) only. No deliveries. Sorry, no rain checks. OHMIumlr

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Major League Baseball Standings Bullets shoot down National League American League

East Omacn East Division Cavs' playoff hopes W L Pet. RB W L Pet. GB) Atlanta 13 4 .765 Baltimore 11 3 .786 TONIGHT: Florida 10 7 .588 Toronto 8 7 The Associated Press regular season in which they Montreal 7 9 Boston 8 8 came back from a 25-31 start and New York 6 11 3S3 Detroit 8 11 .421 Philadelphia S 12 .294 NswYork 7 11 -389 CLEVELAND ~ Chris Webber snapped the NBA's longest Central DMtlta Central DhWon and Juwan Howard met at half- drought between playoff appear- W L Pet. OB W L Pet. CB| court with no regrets this time. ances. 19 and Over Every Night Houston 11 7 611 Minnesota 10 7 588 The former star-crossed mem- Pittsburgh 8 a Milwaukee 8 6 They also overcame the firing St. Louis 6 10 J7S Cleveland 8 9 bers of Michigan's Fab Five fell of coach Jim Lynam, going 22-13 Cincinnati 6 12 333 KansasCity 7 8 into a long, emotional embrace after Bernie Bickerstaff took Chicago 1 14 .067 Chicago 5 12 .294 after ending the Washington Bul- over Feb. 10. They advance to the Wat Divislor Wart Division W L Pet. CB W L Pet. GDI lets' long playoff drought - and postseason for the first time presents San Francisco 13 3 813 Seattle 10 7 388 easing a few bad memories of since Muggsy Bogues was pass- BGSU Colorado 11 S .688 Texas 8 7 their own. ing to Moses Malone at what used Los Angeles 10 « 625 Oakland 9 9 San Diego 8 7 Anaheim 7 9 Led by Webber and Howard, to be called the Capital Centre. LITTLE SHOP Saturday'a Games the Bullets advanced to the "It's about time," Bullets Saturday1! Games Baltimore at Boston, ppd , nun playoffs for the first time since owner Abe Pollin said. "It's been Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 5 Oakland 7, Detroit 1 1988 with an 85-81 victory over OF HORRORS NY. Mets 6, Jiicago Cubs: Cleveland 11, Milwaukee 6 a long time since we've been in Atlanta 8, Co omdo7 N.Y. Yankees 3, Chicago White Sox 2 the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sun- the playoffs. But these guys hook and lyric bj Howard Ashman San Francisco 3, Florida 2 Kansas City 7, Anaheim 3 day. arent finished yet. They're just music by Alan Menken Philadelphia 10, Montreal 8 Toronto 6. Texas 0 'Tor three years, I've had to sit getting started." Houston 2. Los Angeles 1 Minnesota 4. Seattle 0 Eva Marie Saini Theatre St. Louis 1, San Diego 0,1st game Sunday-l Games on losing, and that's not easy to The Cavaliers failed to make St. Louis Z San Diago 1,2nd game late Came Not aid uses' do." said Webber, who had 23 the playoffs for the first time in April 23 - 26 at 8:00 p.m. Baltimore 11, Boston 1 points and 17 rebounds to ad- four years under coach Mike Sundiy'tCtmn Detroit 9, Oakland 2 vance to the playoffs for the first Fratello, losing 11 of their final THEATRE Late Game No* ImJuded Cleveland 6, Milwaukee 4 April 27 at 2:00 p.m. N.Y Met s 8. Chicago Cubs 2.1st game Chicago White Sox 8, N.Y. Yankees 7, 11 time since his rookie year with 18 games and finishing two Chicago Cubs 4, N.Y. Met s 3, 2nd game innings Golden State. games behind Washington in the Montreal 5, Philadelphia 1.1st game Anaheim 11. Kansas City 1 For Reservations call 372-2719 Texas 10, Toronto S "Just being here with Juwan - race for the final Eastern Con- Montreal 3, Philadelphia 0. 2nd game we criticized ourselves so much Pittsburgh S, Cincinnati 3 Minnesota at Seattle, (n) ference spot. Colorado 9, Atlanta 2 Monday-i Camea for not making it the first two After speculation swirled this Houston 3, loa Angeles 1 years - I cant explain it. I feel season about Fratello's future in San Francisco 2, Florida 0 Baltimore (Ericsson 24)) at Boston (Sele great." Cleveland, the coach seemed to St. Louis vs. San Diego, at Honolulu, (n) 2-0), 11:05am. N.Y. Yankees (Cone 0-2) at Chicago White Howard, who sank a clutch indicate he'd be back for a fifth Sox (Drabek 1 1), 8:05 p.m. jumper in the final seconds, joins year. Monday's Games Detroit (Blair 2-2) at Texas (Burkett 1-1). Philadelphia (Schilling 2-1) at Pittsburgh 8:35 p.m. Webber in the postseason for the "The team will learn from this, •Don't Target to say "Thanks!" (Cooke 1-2), 1:35 p.m Kansas City (Rosado 1-0) at Seattle (John- first time since their college days and I'll come back and do a better Secretary's "Day is Wednesday, April 23 Chicago Cubs (Castillo 0-3) at NY Mets son 2-0), 10:05 p.m in 1993. coaching job," said Fratello, who make room *>n her dealt tor one at (Revnoso 1-0), 1:40 p.m Toronto (W.Williams 0-1) at Anaheim (Fin- "This is the biggest game we'- Only games scheduled missed the postseason for the these Npeclals ley 0-0), 10:05 p.m ve had since Michigan," Howard Only games scheduled third time in 11 NBA seasons. TAKE A BREAK. $19-95 said. "We made promises before Howard ended a 3-for-13 shoot- Tuesday*! Games Tuesday's Camel Tudxedirtoths basket ofsnacks and candy Cincinnati at NY. Mets, 1:40 p.m Minnesota at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. the season started that we were ing drought by sinking a turna- . 6 a Iresh bouquet of floweis. Chicago Cubs at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. going to make the playoffs, and round jumper from the foul line WELL DONE $14.95 Florida at Colorado, 90S p.m Chicago White Sox at Baltimore. 7:35 p m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. we stuck to those promises." to give Washington an 84-80 lead Fresh fbweis decorate fife basket ol Ivy that Milwaukee at N.Y. Yankees, 7:35 p.m wllbrijhten your SecretaryS Day. Houston at San Diego, 10:05 p.m Kansas City at Seattle, 10:05 p. m The Bullets, who will play the with 13.3 seconds to play. Atlanta at San Francisco, 10:05 p.m Toronto at Anaheim, 1005 p m. Chicago Bulls in the first round Howard had 11 points, and Rod YOU'RE A PEARL $995 Only games scheduled Only games scheduled beginning Friday night, capped a Strickland added 19 points. WeVe added a mini-Secretaiys Day Balbon D fib Ills airangement fiat sparkles h a pearlzed bud vase.

Chi Omega' Chi Omega * Chi Omega 2-4 Summer Subleasers Great House. Close OR GIVE US A CALL AND WE'LL COME UP , LOST& FOUND to campus Cheat Rent' Call 353 3245 WITH SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR YOU. Congratulation Kyle Russl You have done a Guitar Player, into Jeff Beck, looking for bass The BG News phenomenal job on Greek Weekl What are you player 8 drummer to [am. Call Chris 639-3623 Great dog free to good home I Young, male going to do now? "IhejCower'Basket Classified Love, Your Sisters 8 Roman Roommate needed 97-98 school year golden retriever/german shepherd mix. Ven/ Own bedroom, all furnished 165 South Main lovable and affectionate. CaH Tim at 372-8310 Chi Omega ' Chi Omega * Chi Omega Call 353-2192 Ads oMifl- 531-4591. (Downtown next to Kaufman's) 352-6395 Chi Omega * Chi Omega * Chi Omega Subleaser needed. May Aug. $200 deposit 372-6977 $i60vmo. ♦uulibes Congratulations to Gayle Truebtood, Kristi Call 353-1355 The BG Newi *ill om knowing!) mtpl *1«cm*mtnu SERVICES OFFERED Beck, and Mandi Ahrens for all you hard and tf)*tJ»*rinin*«..*cnn>«ra»t di*nmifu.*.n dedication towards Greek Week) indniduiloi group on the Ktoit ol Chctci.tiik*.tired, Subleaser needed Summer "97. irliftoi.. naiKMul onpii.. v.tul oncnunnn. diubilr!}. Love. Your Sisters Chi Omega■ Chi Omega " Chi Omega Fall U7. or both. Own bedroom Mafln u a mm. or on the boil at uiy other legally Pregnant? 8 dose to campus. Free Pregnancy Tests. Confidential & Canng Call 353-0465 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center. EVENING ON THE BAYOU The French Houae, Thumdey April 24:7PM live Cafun muse, dancing, great Cajun food Subleaser (s) needed tor summer Village SKYDIVING CLASSES IN BOWIING GREEN Green Apis Rent $320. Call 353-2261 CAMPUS EVENTS STARTING APRIL 5TH. Student A Group dis- $7 00 bursaraWe. reservations by counts Visa. M/C accepted SKYDIVF B G Mon April 21:372-2671 Summer subleaser needed. Campbell Hill. Own room 8 living space. FALCON DASEDAU 352-5200 BayondBG. FORGOT TO ORDER Call 352-3575 it fun tor ail GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS? PERSONALS PERSONALIZED ANNOUNCEMENTS Summer subleaser needed. May through Au- Bowling Green State Unrvefiiry READY IN 48 HOURS! gust Air cond. townhousew/d 8 garage $186 Gospel Choir Concert HIGH QUALITY 4 mo. plus unI Call Doug at 354-5054. MINIMUM ORDER OF ONLY 15 When: Sat. April 26. 1997 Summer sublsr wanted for exoell house, close Time: 7:00 p.m. AAA1. NATIONAL DATING HOT LINE 11 BEE GEE BOOK STORE 1 -900-484-7009 Ext. 1129 $2.tKVmm. 353 2252 to campus. Incredibly cheap rent. Nice, very Where: Day spring Assembly of God spacious house. Call 352-9091 8 ask for Jason G Q Q ServU (619)645-8434 18* T-tone. 17360N Dine Highway Get your FREE discount coupon for King's or Chuck BETTER HURRY. IT'LL GO FAST" Bowung Green. OH Island College days1 Coupon reduces cost to Shuttle service provided every 15 minutes Si 7.95 (regular $30 95). Coupons good Apnl Summer subleasers needed. Fox Run Apts. Call Angie 352-0581 TUESDAY AFTERNOON from 6-7 p.m. Alpha Ph. * Alpha Phi 19.20.26. 27. May 3,4.10.11. 24, 25. Stop by Shuttle win take students back to campus. Surprise Seniors " UAO office m 330 Student Unon to get yours It's Senior Appreciation nowl Summer subleaser 2 bdrm. central air. bal- Get your FREE discount coupon for Kings Weekl Stop by the house SBX'SBX'SBX-SBX cony. Extra storage. Call 352-1436 APRIL 22&4 or 3:00 Island College Daysi Coupon reduces cost to to see what we've got Attention $17.95 (regular $3095). Coupons good Apr! in store for youl We Buy Back hat started 19.20.26, 27, May 3.4,10.11.24.25. Stop by love you guys'" atSBX HELP WANTED UAO office in 330 Student Union to get youm Alpha Phi" Alpha Phi Stop In and tee us VS. nowl Top Price Being Paid Now Think Summer ** Lawn maintenance " Paper making for Earth Day ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS SBX-SBX-SBX-SBX Full 8 pi time positions avail. DEFIANCE Make paper by recycling used paper Do you have a Summer Job? Call 352-5822 Wed April 23. ii-ipm Is it related to your major/career goals? To Audrey. I love it when you feed me! From Faculty Lounge, Union Come and register for CO-OP 050 ITSumnwrHelpWantedIT AT STELLAR FIELD Audrey LITTLE SHOP IS COMINGI "Free" a NO-COST transcript notation BGSU Dining Services is seeking BGSU stu- Call 2-7164 for more info, sponsored by UAO Lends CRED.BI.iTY to your employment Apnl 23-28 372-2710 dents Only* to work during the summer Em- Co-op: 310 SSBldg. -372-2451 details ployment available May 12 through August 9. Admission is FREE to everyone PRSSA meeting Monday, Apnl pi 1997. To Apply: Pick up an applicaDon at the The Public Relations Student Society of WANTED dining center of your choice or Student Em- America presents. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants $ ployment (315 Saddlemire Student Services Jackie Venzel. of Venzel Communications scholarihip« available from eponeoralll No Building). 'High School Students 16 years and She will speak on the top* of balancing prepaymente, everfll $$$Caeh tor col* older may also apply by calling Barbara Ens- family ft career Meeting is at 7:00pm legeSSS. For Info: 1-800-243-2435^ 2 female subleasers needed. Summer 1997. rr,.na:3/Y-/t>MM TONIGHT AT TH€ in 117 BA AH majors are welcome. House close to campus. Cheap rent Call Niki Battle of the Bands featuring 81352-6627. $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars The Dance Diaspora Company 'Stratghrtaoe' For info call 301-429-1326. •Dnftwood Whale* 2 summer female subleasers to share room in an African Dance " Cleaning & Mlscellaneoua Work troop from Oberlm College •form." 2 bedroom houae with 1 person. $300 enure •Xing* summer each person Negotiable. Call Emily, at rental units starting May 12th for 2 weeks will perform Call 353 0325 or inquire at 316 E Merry St. »3. 7:30pm 'Beafcarvers* JtH.orJenat352-5269. Thurs. Apr. 24 Apnl 23rd 9pm - 2am 2-3 M/F summer subleaser for furnished apt. "Travel down south, work your butt off and get L en hart Grand Ballroom For tickets and locations AXJ. low rent, ullibes included, close to cam- paid for it. Earn $2200 per month. Call FREE Call 353-4652 pus, dean, Call 354-8067 1 800 289-3846. UNION The Bowl-N-Greenery 1997 Sales & Marketing Wings & Things Club Bike Expo featuring alt you can eat chickfn wings, including soup & salad Bar, potato bar and Beverages. Featuring: And... Terrace Very Veggie Apartments $5.20 Accepting fours: 4:30-7:00 Nn^o^v%r^vvvvv>nrfVVVW%nJ"Js_aua^_«j«_-_i«j«_* Applications & Deposits The Pheasant Room £11 '97 and Spring '9! 1 /2 Rotisserie Chicken Dinner or Featuring: Cycle"" Popcorn Shrimp in a Basket Campus Shuttle • 1 & 2 BR. Furn./Unfurn. »rs. 1 & 2 Full Baths • 3 Great Locations mm •» • " $ 7.95 Other sandwiches & dinners always avadabit rd flours: 4:30-7:00 April 2:i Eppler Soulh-Mosely L152-9135 ^VVVVVVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV' April 24*31 Union Oval Meat Card Accepud 4:30-7:00pm riLM'Jjsc call jwrmorc uijorih 'Sin Charge Accepted 11:30am-l:30vm & 4:30-7:00 ] I . page ten The BG News Monday, April 21, 1997

'Persons n—bed tor carpet cleaning" Anyone interested in applying 'or section editor HI I My name is Bob. I'm 11. My little sister and Summer help to patnl propane tanks lor local 97 98 school year 2 bdrm turn apts 705 7th " Summer Rentals ' Close to Campus painting & mitcattaneous jobs tor the 1997>98 Key Yearbook should stop by I need a good babysitter for the summer. It you company. Musi have valid drivers Icense. St & 724 6th St SSOO/mo. includ FREE heal, 353 0325 FuU/Pari tmacaii 3S3-032S 28 West Hall tor an application These are paid like to play with kids, go to the park, and have 353S81 t water, sewer, gas A HBO Call 354-0914 AC. turn, located@ 300east block Merry. positions and require 5-i0 hours per week fun at the pool, please call my mom at Sections available include. Academics, Cam- 353 4921 lor an interview. Thanks' 1 bdrm turn. apt. $350/mo * util 200 Sommac jobs toft: NY. PA. MAINE Telephone interviewing part-time. No skilhng Grad. students only. 2 bdrm upper duplex pus Lie. Seniors. Sports and Sales ol Organi (419)669 3036 Teach/Summer Camps-swimming House palnlera needed. Greater Cleveland Mostly evenings and weekends Some days 1480 mo. plut util. plus sec dep 353-7257. zaoon and Greek Pages Contact Toby or Ann (VVSH.GT). sailing, windsurfing, canoe, waMr- area. Experience helpful, but not neces- Relaxed atmosphere In Perrysburg. Flenole leave message at 372-8086 for more mto Deadline tor appkea scheduling Call 8/4 584? ski. lams, arts/crafts, baseball, basketball. sary 40 hrs. week %6 110 a hour based on 1 summer subleaser MrF tor Univ. Village Great Oft Campus Housing bonsisApnl24. experience. Call Salnl-Jon Co. at Low rent/ own bedroom Call 353-7036 days OvmnasDca. outdoor educ, ptano arxompa TMC Ohio Region Migrant Summer Head Start Summer A Fall niM. Artene Streisand i 80O 443 6<26_ 216-735-1500. or after 10pm ■ ask (or Jason. Program is currently accepting applications Call 365-5620 250 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS INTERN IN CAMPUS MINISTRY A/or resumes Apnt 23. 1997 through May 3. 12 month leases starting August 1997: needed) Pnvate. coed summer camp in Po Childcare Teachers Work with (he St Thomas More University Par 1997 for the following positions 453 S Prospect »BEIIec-1 per- Houses/1 A 2 bdrm turn apts. year. 9 mo.. A cono Mmi.. NE Pennsylvania LoNkan. Box for afternoon hours ish staff as an intern in campus ministry. Re- CENTER MANAGERS son- $280. *Gas elec summer leases 352-7454 23* BG. Kemlwortf). NJ 07033 (906) 2764996 cafi 878-4190 sponsibilities include co-ordinating outreach EDUCATION/DISABILITY COORD. 453 S. Prospect #0-1 Br.-i per- activities, some youth activities, and team re FAMILY SERVICE WORKER son $340 .Gas elec Apartment deaners needed. Starting May 5. COUNSE LORS INSTRUCTORS needed' sponsibiliDes Room and board and stipend HEALTH COORD. 264Man«He-1 6r 2person $380 .Util Large 2 B.R. fum/unfurn t 1/2 bath. Close to $5.75/nr Apply at Winthrop Terrace Apis 400 100 positions! Coed summer camp Pocono provided. Position open to recent graduates TEACHERS/TEACHER ASSISTANTS 420 S. Summit 2 Br -2 person $440 .Util campus. Oft street parking, on site laundry fa E. Napoleon Rd Mis . PA Good salary/tips' (906) 689-3339 (including August 97) and graduate students. If BUS DRIVER/BUS AIDES Slave Smith 352-8917 (no calls alter 8 pm) cAnes. Ful use ot Cherrywood Health Spa Attention Lake County Residents interested, contact Sr Mary Kuhlman. COOK. COOK AIDE 352 9378 ' Counselors, cook, naturalists needed a) co-ed ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING 3S2-7SS5. Please mail resumes to: summer camp near Ann Arbor, Ml. Can 2 bdrm House available Aug 1. 1997. 12 mo LIVE IN PEACE A STYLE Fully renovated up- APSCO International, a growth company wiin a TMC Ohio Region Migrant Head Start Looking for summer work? Sales positions, up lease required. Excellent condition. Close to per 3 room ♦ sm. kit. A huge bathroom on quiet Total Quality E nvironmeni and a winning team. 313-878-6628 tor more into 27SOO Lemoyne Rd to 25% comm this area or your hometown BGSU Call 686-4651. street. New elec. plumbing, heat, etc An up has positions available for all shirts. Our prod- Daycare Administrator Suite Q to-code BG cpanmenti Oft St pking avail., Could lead to management posiDon after grad- 2 bdrm untum.. heat A air included 12 mo ucts include printed circuit boards and electro 12 ♦ hours of early childhood development A Mlllbury, OH 43447 many eitras. $425 * utils. Avail. June 1 or Mid- uation. Send resume to P.O. Boi 452 Perrys- lease, quiet bidg, available May A Aug. mechanical assemblies that are used in DC psychology coursework required Background 410-637*503 May Perfect for quiet couple or grad student motor controls, office equipment, welders, bat- in earty childhood preferred. Submit resumes burg.Oh43S51 Fa« 419437450* 352-3445 354-1633 Wry charoers, industrial controls, computer to: NANNY WANTED for English/American An equal opportunity employer! 2 bdrm him. apts. 704 5th St. Available Aug 9 netfforturvcardt. E ic We are hiring for the fol- l7S50Euler Rd. Family or 12mo lease 352 3445. Looking for 2 sublessors from May lo August lowing positions: 1997. 2 Bedroom fully furnished beautilul apt Bowling Green, OH 43402 living In England Wanted B7 Students lose S to 100 IDS New 2 bdrm. 2 lull bath *pt free water A/C Furni- Tesiflroubleshoovrepair technicians (wrbalconyl on Stale St Rent is only A21S tor metabolism breakthrough. Dr. recommended. shed. Available Aug May Call 354 7293 Quality Control BG alumni seeks an Elementary Education each person. Utilities included If interested call Domlno'a Pliia is now hiring for all positions Guaranteed S30 cost. Free Gilt. 2 bdrm. apt. 2 blks Irom campus A/C Availa- Surfaoe mount machine operators Major [specializing in Math/Science) who has Paltavi or Sven)a at 354-3146 Part-time and full-time flexible hours available 1 800 435 7591 ble May or Aug other units available Lind File Through-hole machine operators completed their Junior year for a minimum of 6 Drivers earn $5 OOvhr. plus Dps. mileage. meej 354-6206. Leave message. M subleaser needed immediately 5/97-8/97. Soldering (all levels) months employment (12 months possible). Ex- Window washing. ParvtuH time. 4th St A S College, »2i? SO/mo . approx Semor prototype assembly discounts A more. Apply ai the store, 1616 VI, Own transportation required E. Wooster Si. dairy from 11 AM thru 6:30 PM perience with Children and Child Development 2 male sublessors needed tor Fall 97 Spr 98 to $20 elec/cable. Call Brendan @ 353 1355 or Assembly essential. Capable and caring person, good Call 352 5822 share a room in Frazee Apts. $l9S/mo each ♦ 353-5282. Co-op. summer, and full time postions availa- EARN GREAT % and valuable aaes/mki exp. child development skills to care for 3 children elec. No smokers please. Ask for Tvn at Now accepting Rental Applications for Fall And ble. Higher pay for proven experience and Memolmk's memoboards are coming to BGI ages 6 ft 7 - one intelligent 7 year old boy. and 354«489 substantial shift premiums for 2nd and 3rd. We need one highly motivated indiv. to direct energetx identical twin girls aged 6 Children's Summer leases Call 354-8800. Send resume or apply at APSCO inlernational our sales project. Contact Dave at interests include soccer, swimming, art and FOR SALE 2-4 sublsrs. wanted May Aug Pay rent June/July only. 2 bdrms. 1 bath, dose to cam- 3700 Lane Road Perry, Ohio 44081 9563 No 888 509-6313. horse nd»ng and similar interests in the candi- One A Two bdrm apts available University phone calls We offer a competitive wage pus, w/d m bldg. Reasonable rent. Call EMPACO Cleaning. Immediately hiring 2 pt. date would be helpful. Location is m a large Courts A University Village located at Ctough package with Health, disability, and pension 352-3291. time positions - Call 419-823-4567. leave mes- home m the country si the middle of England '91 Eagle Summit and Mercei. Call 3520164. plans available An EEO employer. but dose lo major transportation networks ft in- 89.000 mi . CD. OriQ owner 221 Leroy: 3 bedrm. 2 baths. Avail AVI One bdrm, great location, gas. arc avail May ATTENTION ALL MAJORS Make $6,300 this ternational airports.Position is a live in post good condition 12700 3525371. $895 00 . util . 1 yr lease Gam sales experience next school year. The or June New carpet, pets oK. 353-2382. summerl Find out why P&G. IBM, and hun- with meals provided plus weekly salary and re- Key Yearbook is looking for students to sell turn airfare Start date to be discussed but idea- 132 Ada: 2 bedrm. house. Avail 8/1 dreds of others want students who have 'King yn waterbed lor sale. Rent our Apt for summer A worked in our program. 96% of student using yearbook pages to campus organizations and lly late May 5 days per week, plus babysitting. $650 00 . util . 1 yr lease We'll buy you a dnnkl Greeks These are paid positions and students Call 353 0325 our placement office found career fobs last Hours during children's term time are generally An conditioning, large balcony, dishwasher. year Can 1 BOO-269-3Q46 will work 5-10 flexible hours a week For more S hours per day, 10 hours per day during 134 University Ln: 2 bedrm townhouse garbage disposal. A 4 bdrms. 3S2-6633. information call Toby or Ann at 372 8086 or Summertime. (Children's schools end mid- 1985 Volkswagon Golf $1000QbO. 354-3568 Avail 5/1 or 8/1 $695 00 to gas A eloctnc Babysitter wanted. Occasional evenings or stop by 28 West Hall tor an applicatior July) Please FAX a copy of your resume. Rooms avail, m BG home. Grad. males pre! weekends for 2 children four and two years old. 2 unlv approved torts lor sale Good condiDon. Please call 352 1631 or 3546701 Leave HAVE FUN IN THE SUN! passport, drivers license and the names and 128 University Ln: 1 bedrm. Avail 8/1 Call 419-666-3042. t50 Call 354 1454 message Student, Painters is currently hiring production contact numbers of your references and letter $4 25 00 includes all util 1 yr lease Babysitter dependable individual needed to forman A painters tor this summer. Hard work- of introduction in own handwriting to: 44 121 Baby Parrot (Quaker). Talks. Handled Friend- Summer Subleasers needed ly Needs a good home. Must sell! King sue babysit Mon. • Thurs. 8:30-6. May • August. ing, motivated students are needed in Toledo. 355 6193. Or mail same to Burns. Wilmore 117 S. Prospect: 1 bedrm furnished apt unfurnished apt SSOO/neg Must love children, have own car. good driving Youngstown. Akron/Canton. Western Cleve- House. Wilmore Lane, Rangemore. Stratford waterbed. good cond 353-8122. $595 00 includes all util 1 yr. lease Call 352 9822 shire. DE139RD. UK Interviews will take place record, and references Please call Mary land Suburbs, Mentor, Geneva, Lima. Dayton. Bauer F3 In Ime skates. Mens size 12 Avail 8/1. @3S28287 after 6. Versailles. Chillicotte. A Middietown Call in BG during the It-12 May t75/obo Call (4191893 3471 Call 352-9371 for more information. 1-800-543-3792 Of Ice cleaning evenings Camp Couneelof Lazy boy chair $50. Vaccuum cleaner $25 JOIN THE OPENING TEAM 12 lo 15 hrs per week Own transportation rr*- We are a Resident Coed Recreational Summer HELP WANTED: Pots 8 pans $25 Call 353-1253 3 bedroom House. 420 S College AND HAVE FUN IN THE SUN Camp located 90 miles West of Wash DC m Childcare needed In my Perryeburg Ft qmred. Call 352-S822 $675 * utils.. 12 mo. lease starting LOFT FOR SALE AT DARBY'S the mounta*ts of West Virginia We have open- Melga home stsrtlng In May. Approxl 30 Office work Part-time for local mtg Bookkeep- in May. Steve Smith 352-8917. $50060 Join one of Columbus' last-paced ings for 6 male cc- >nselors and 2 'emale coon hours/week (weekdsya only) for 3 young ing ft computer spreadsheet experience help- Call Julie 353*260 sekxs. Employment from June 21 -August 18 ff children. Caring, dependable non-emoker. ful 352-6688 for appt 403 Ugh St Apt. A BG. 1 bedroom $320'mo outdoor restaurants. Darby's Dependable transporatlon required Excel- you like lo work with people and want a great Ava'l May. Call Khnsta @ 353 2068 Cafe Is In the heart of downtown summer. Call 1-600-M2-2fl7l for more In- lent pay. Refarancea required. SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER Secretary Bookkeeper position open at St Columbus and next to the Ohio formation. 419-^74-3641, lesve message Madhatter Music 456 S Main 3 bedrooms. 1 bath Thomas More University Parish. Full time Theater, City Center, and the Midnight Madness Available May 1st. $765 plus ul I Cashiers. Barney 's/Subway Computer skills necessary if interested, con- Home City Ice Company is now hinng tor these Tonight all new releases from: 353 2901 State Capitol Building. We are Accepting applications, alt positions Route Dnvers, Production Stackers. tact Sr. Mary Kuhlman 352-7555. shifts, pa/t-ume/fuii-tjme. seeking friendly, energetic Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible Spring. Summer ft Fall help needed Para- Ani Dttranco Erasure Shift differenbal'medical APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SUMMER A candidates lor the following full- schedules Locations throughout all of Ohio chute packing Training provided Must be de- Deterium. Son Volt FALL benefits. Apply m person. and Southeast Michigan Call for details at time and part-time positions: pendable. Exotrng ,ob. good income For more Poster Children. Stop in tor a brochure @ 319 E Wooster or call 996 S Main St, BG 1-800 899 8070. infocallSKYDIVEBG 352-520C Pennywise. Yo La Tengo John NewBve Real Estate Rental Office @ SERVERS Summer childcare needed m our Perrysburg 354 2260 FOOD RUNNERS home for 2 girts ages 11 A 9 Must nave own COOKS Dine In or Carry Out car & be willing to drive girls to activities Call All new releases. On sale tonight at Midnighli Desperately seeking summer subleaser. Effi- Apply Today!! for interview after 5:30pm or leave messav t at ciency open immediately $260/mo - 354-3568 Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm 874-6894. Madhatter Musk Female subleaser for summer needed to share HYATT ON CAPITAL SQUARE 353 3555 beautiful 2 bdrm Hillsdale Apt. Have your own Summer Sun Island Fun 75 E. STATE STREET large bdrm. own bathroom. Island Bike Rental is hinng for the 97 summer COLUMBUS, OH 43215 CAFE •FREE CABLE- season at Putin Bay for informaDon call Retired 2nd gr teacher, selling bks & teaching BQRrMWD/V "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" 1 4192852016 $550 lor the entire summer aides call 352-5858 for appt. 353 8020 Teaching Jobs! That's what we have at Single size waterbed hftpwww teachingjobs com Place your re- $100 060 FREE KEG OR $50 CASH . FREE MAY sume in our secure online database and let 353-7244. Paul over 300 schools/districts find you We are RENT TO THE SUMMER SUBLEASER OF HELP 353-CALL THIS 2 BDR. APT. OWN ROOM, OV.N running an end of the year special nght now' BATHROOM. CHEAP UTILITIES. A/C. CALL Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 Districts are logging m everyday to find teach- ers, your resume should be fiere Register To- FOR RENT BARRY AT 353-0483. WANTED 109 North Main Street, Downtown Bowling Green, OH da,' GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS • 97-98 • S./Y." 800 THIRD ST. 316 F Merry $500mo Excellent i BR unit. Spaoous. Softball Teams Wanted 1 -4students'9mo lease well-furnished, air conditioned. a natural Men's Slow Pitch 326 Leroy $350. mo Currently leasing tor Summer 1997 A 309 1/2 E Merry rooms $190/mo 199798 Both 12 month A school year -base stealing 146 S. 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