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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Wednesday, March THE27,1985 J3CL NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 99 A&S Council reviews proposals by Benjamin Marriaon Charter. It states that college- "Given all of these similari- lished, it made great sense for it news editor based schools must have hear- ties, you would think the units to be housed in speech because ings initiated by that college's work very closely together, vet "oral communication and per- Although almost every com- council. the the two units are boused in formance skills were the em- ment was positive, the proposed If the committee approves the different colleges and different phasis of the speech reconfiguration of four educatio- individual proposals, they would units, which makes close coop- department, and needs in broad- nal areas has yet to receive the be forwarded to the undergrad- eration very difficult and some- casting were similiar." Arts and Sciences Council's seal uate council for consideration. If times impossible," Huffman In the early 1970's, the em- of approval. approved by the Undergraduate said, noting the journalism fac- phasis switched from oral com- The eight-member council Council, it would then go before ulty approved the merger unani- munication and performance held a hearing yesterday to con- the Faculty Senate, and then to skills to mass communication sider the pros and cons of four the University Board of Trust- skills. Trauth said this is when proposals, but did not vote. It ees. RTVF gave mass communica- has up to two weeks to make its John Huffman, director of the "In 1975, a sepa- tion skill priority. decision. School of Journalism, said there "In 1975, a separate depart- The proposals the committee are a number of reasons behind rate department of ment of speech communication heard comments on included: the School of Mass Communica- speech communica- was created. In the 10 years • the establishment of a School tion's proposal. since then, four separate depart- of Mass Communication within The journalism and radio- tion was created. In ments have evolved," Trauth the College of Arts and Sciences television-film (RTVF) pro- said. She said the departments (CAS); grams "teach many courses the 10 years since operate as departments would in • the transfer of the communica- that are similar or identical, then, four separate every way except that they do tion disorders program from the (have) undergraduates sharing not control the budget. CAS to the College of Health and a common goal of becoming departments have James Wilcox, professor of Community Services; mass media practitioners, and evolved." IPCO, said, "(These proposals) • the establishment of a depart- have identical equipment and in no way represent a rash ultra- ment of theater in the CAS, and; equipment needs. .. Huffman verbal move at Bowling Green • the establishment of a depart- said. Denise Trauth State University. On the cont- ment of interpersonal and public "They have faculty members rary ... this kind of set of propo- communication (IPCO) in the who receive Ph.D.'s from same sals have been entertained at CAS. programs, who publish in the ACCORDING TO RTVF Chair major universities across the same journals, and who do re- Denise Trauth, the merger was United States." STEPHEN VESSEY, commit- search in the same area," Huf- approved unanimously by its Wilcox agreed with Trauth's tee chair and professor of bi- fman said. He noted that in a few faculty, also. idea that goals have changed. ology, said the hearing is weeks, the two units will occupy BG News/ Joe Phelan Trauth said that when the "THE GOALS we tried to pre- requested in the Academic West Hall. Denise Trauth RTVF program was first estab- • See Hearing, page 4. Jail crowded Grievance issue debated by Michael Mclntyre and the department. decisions about the quality and substance of New building proposed staff reporter The procedure referred to in the debate the faculty member's work because of their pertained to tenure decisions made by the expertise in the field. The sole item on the agenda at yester- academic unit. Boren said the FPCC should not judge the day's Faculty Senate meeting was dis- The Senate voted by a narrow margin to quality of work because of their lack of by Don Lee ing at the jail is creating prob- cussion of a report submitted about the delete the recommendation from the report. expertise in certain fields. staff reporter lems in the county courts. grievance process at the University, but the "It is very easy for units to follow proce- ''I, as an attorney in the Legal Studies "I've heard judges say they meeting was dominated by debate over a dure, and even possible that although proce- Department, would not feel qualified to Overcrowding at the Wood have five (cases) in docket and single issue. dure is followed and all the i's are dotted and judge someone's work in the Computer County Jail has led the county they call over to the jail and After a presentation by Don Boren, chair- t's crossed, errors in Judgment can be Science Department," he said. commissioners to Columbus to (find out) ... only three beds man of the Committee to Evaluate the made," Senate member Alice Calderonello Senate Chairman Art Neal said he under- seek authorization and funds for are available. They (the judges) Grievance Arbitration Process, the Senate said. stood die concerns of those who voted to a new one. have to make a judgment which asked Boren some informational questions keep the suggestion, but said the majority of "There's not room enough for two guys walk home free (while and the debate began. SHE SAID if the Senate accepted the the Senate felt that the FPCC could not all the people who need to be in awaiting trial)," he said. Most of the argument was over one of the recommendation, it would be the beginning determine whether a faculty member was jail," Commissioner Leonard Stevens said he personally 30 recommendations made in the report. of the limitation of the grievance committee treated unfairly without looking at the qual- Stevens said yesterday. was pessimistic about the One recommendation states the Faculty and would put all faculty members in "dire ity and substance of his work. Wood County is not the only chances of county residents vot- Personnel and Conciliation Committee straights." Since the debate over the suggestion county in Ohio needing a new ing in favor of the Jail. (FPCC) should not review the quality or Boren said he was surprised the Senate lasted so long, Neal said discussion of the jail. Stevens said. County jails I've seen many a fire engine substance of work when reviewing a griev- voted to delete the recommendation. rest of the report and amendments will built near the turn of the century put on the ballot and people ance case, but should only consider the He said people in a particular college or continue at the Faculty Senate meeting next are all showing signs of over- voted no to them," be said. procedure used in the decision of the college : are the ones who should make week. "Then when somebody's house Sgt. Mick Shetzer, chief jailer burned down, they just raised of the county facility at 226 N. Cain." Prospect St., said the overflow Wood County hopes to partici- from the jail - mainly generated pate in a regional jail planned by the increased penalties for for northwest Ohio, involving driving while intoxicated - goes cooperation in housing inmates to the Toledo House of Correc- among the various counties, Ste- tion in Whitehouse, Ohio. vens said. "There's no question in my The county has offered a site mind that a new jail is needed, south of town to locate the Shetzer said. planned jail. Stevens said the trip to Colum- "Nobody is real wild to have a bus last week was mainly to talk jail in their city, but they don't to state legislators about the want to have to drive too far to need for a new county Jail. get to it," Stevens said. "We won't get any money The individual counties can- until everything is planned not afford to build adequate new through and the architect makes Jails for themselves, but "if we ... at least preliminary draw- all go together we can build a ings," he said. facility that'll let us all slip STEVENS SAID overcrowd- through," Stevens said. Approval of MX given by House
WASHINGTON (AP) - The House, delivering a hard-fought victory to President Reagan, voted yesterday to authorize spending $1.5 billion for 21 more MX missiles. The president had tied approval of the weapons to the success of the U.S.- Soviet arms control talks. The vote - the first of two the House wDl take this week, but which was seen as decisive - marked a major reversal for Democratic Speaker Thomas "Tip" OWeffl Jr. and other House leaders who hadwnrked hard to defeat the MX. By a 219-213 vote-Reagan won many Democratic converts during an nrtenarn White Home tabbying campaign by saying Five o'clock shadow BG News/Phu Maaiuno that without the MX, the Geneva arms control talks, which began two weeks ago, he would be unlikely to succeed. While most people are on their way home for the day, Moseley Hall custodial worker Don Barr starts his day at 5 p.m. by washing critics argued that the lu-warhead weapons are so vulnera- the windows at the main entrance of the building. Barr has been a University employee for 14 years. ble that they would be destroyed tat the Hrst wave of a Soviet nuclear attack. A SECOND HOUSE vote, probably on Wednesday, hi re- quired for final, formal congressional approval. Bat yester- day's vote was decisive because Reagan will be able to Many vie for GM jobs continue toward his ultimate goal rfbtaTdlng and installing 100 MXs in existing underground Minuteman missile- sUos in DAYTON (AP) - Thousands over the fence and joined the been very orderly and very co- be earning at a lower starting Nebraska and Wyoming. of Dayton area residents armed line-up. operative." wage than current employees In identical SMS votes last week, the Senate approved "This is crazy," said Steve GM officials said it marked treeing lUbOUon for the same nwU. _ with thermoses, blankets, lawn under the "competitive edge" But some Democrats who supported the missile this time, chairs and food lined up yester- Pierce of Union, who scaled the the first time in about 10 years agreements. including House Armed Services Committee Chairman Lea day for the first chance in a fence to wait. "I'm here because that the automaker had hired "I was wondering about the decade to apply for jobs with two I'm crazy." new hourly workers in the Day- wage cutbacks, but that didn't Aspia of Wisconsin, said Tuesday's vote was the high-water General Motors Corp. divisions. GM arranged with the Ohio ton area. Past vacancies have seem to bother anyone," said ' fortbeMX. been filled from lists of laid-off predicted that Congress would make deep can or Bureau of Employment Services Irene McGill of Yellow Springs, jely eliminate Reagan's request for another 48 MXs, Many of the applicants to take pre-screening applica- workers from GM and the old who is unemployed. She said camped out overnight at the tions from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Frigidaire plant, which was most of the people she talked to -|83Wlnan,tliatUlncludedln the president's 1M6 fiscal year budget to be debated this summer. Montgomery County Tuesday through Friday. No ap- bought by GM7 seem to be more Interested in Speaker of the House Thomas "Tip" O^elA said a half-dozen Fairgrounds, while others ar- plications are being taken at any Delco Products Division and "just having a job." rived late yesterday morning other GM or OBES site. Harrison Radiator Division are Floyd Combs, of Dayton, was Democrats previously counted as opposed to the MX had after the fairgrounds1 gates had not hiring immediately, but both interested in the GM Job to switched after meeting Monday with Reagan and Max Kan> been closed and 5,000 people AN OBES spokeswoman who divisions recently approved con- supplement his current job as a pehnsn, the piwidenTs chief negotiator in the UiS.-Soviet were already inside. Some of asked to remain anonymous tracts that give cash incentives security guard. He said, "The arms control talks. those being turned away headed said some people began lining for employees to resign or re- pay's good; GM has nice bene- for a more isolated area, vaulted up "(Monday) at noon. They've tire. New'+ired worker? will Rta." BG Newi/March Z1, U6S ' -Editorial- American advantage Ad program is a The U.S. seems best at compiling a debt
waste of money by George Will Dixon, m. Cunning rascals tered around the government Moyiuhan's plan has an inter- sprout like corn out there. and managed by Bureaucrats national dimension because of A wit once defined a barome- Not since Tom tricked the paid less than a Citicorp branch the doctrine of "comparative It has been said that the University is a business. ter as an ingenious instrument other boys into whitewashing manager. advantage." According to that, The latest action by the University Board of that reveals the kind of weather Aunt Polly's fence for him has Many loans are at far less different nations do different Trustees could convince a non-believer to believe. we are experiencing. If you have there been anything as nifty as than today's interest rates. Un- things well and each nation The Board's approval of the allocation of $31,406 no barometer, you can consult Reagan's way of getting others der Moyiuhan's plan, they would should prosper by swapping for an advocacy program was a wrong move. Why the Senate Budget Committee. to do his disagreeable chores. be sold at a discount reflecting goods and services according to It, like a barometer, measures He says to Congress: Here is the their real market value today. its comparative advantage. should taxpayers pay to find out what their taxes climatic pressure. division of labor: I'll look after Even assuming that the value of Japan, for example, is good at are being spent on? The institutions spending the The committee has rejected the Marine band. Air Force One the $280 billion in paper is now making cars and cameras and taxpayers' money should be held responsible for the president's budget. That is and Camp David. You folks cut just, say $75 billion, that is the television sets and many other clarifying where the money is being spent. "rejected" as in: Russia re- the social programs. real value, no matter who holds things. The United States, too, is But the Board will allocate $2 to the program for jected Napoleon. The vote was Sen. Pat Moynihan has a mod- the paper, and the government gifted at making many things, 17-4 and reflected the fact that est proposal for a one-shot cash would get a cash infusion of $75 but It is especially, even incom- each full-time equivalency student (a student with among the 535 members of Con- infusion to trim the deficit with- billion. parably, gifted at making debts. 15 academic hours). gress there probably are not 35 out cutting any programs. His The loans were made to stu- The Japanese save 20 percent The program is actually advertising for higher who would vote for the presi- idea for slicing a substantial dents, small businesses, large of their wages, about triple the education. dent's program of continuing the Eiece off the government's debt corporations, farmers and many American rate. That is one rea- The argument can be raised that every public defense buildup at the pace he :: Sell it. Part of the debt, that other groups including foreign son why Japan has between $50 prefers, avoiding all tax in- is. governments. The point was to billion and $100 billion sloshing institution in Ohio - with the exception of Ohio State creases and significantly cutting By the end of fiscal 1986, the let Congress spare those groups around the world, looting for University and the University of Cincinnati - has middle-class domestic pro- government will have outstand- the torture of paying market things to buy. America has debt approved of this allocation. grams. ing loans valued at (which does rates for money. But selling the to sell at a discount. Call that the The unity among the state institutions is lauded. not mean "worth") $280 billion. loans to private institutions American advantage, compara- It's good to know that if the universities want Less than six months ago, the That is three times the size of would not change the terms. The tively speaking. president got a mandate to keep the loan portfolio of Citicorp, one people owing the money would George Will is a columnist for something badly enough, they will join forces to on keeping on - to continue the of the nation's largest banks. just send their checks to a differ- the Washington Post Writers accomplish the task. policies ofthe first term. That is This federal portfolio is scat- ent address. Group. not surprising. The public rather But the money spent on the advocacy program, enjoys getting a dollar of gov- should OSU and UC approve it also, would be ernment spending and being wasted with respect to the University. charged 75 cents in taxes. Last The University is limited to 16,500 FTE students. week, there was a languorous Each year, students are denied entrance into this White House discussion about sending the Great Communica- University. tor back onto the campaign trail How can the Board justify raising room and to communicate (as he forgot to board rates $11 and $15 - and then turn around and do before the election) his zest spend the taxpayers' money on its own, unneces- for all those specific program cuts. But his aides then thought: sary advertising? He would be campaigning against most Senate Republi- Such public relations money, if used at all, should cans, 40 percent of whom face come from private donations. re-election in 19 months. Reagan There's no justification for spending 31,408 tax would not be able to campaign dollars to tell students the value of a college for a "live legislative vehicle." (Sorry. They talk like that.) education when they're applying to the University What the budget committee anyway. approved might bring a blush to the presidential cheeks. It would cut the deficit by more than the president's budget would nave done. Furthermore, the commit- tee plan would confound skep- tics oy freezing Social Security Watch Gorbachev benefits for a year. Of course all nuclear destruction by hammer- this is in the subjunctive tense by Art Buchwald ing his shoe on the podium at the because the committee action United Nations. Gorbachev binds no one. The only thing The Soviet Watchers of Wash- would never do this because he's mandatory is that we pay the ington met last week in the afraid it would ruin the shine. interest on the national debt. "Darkness at Noon Russian Tea But you still have to watch him The debt, without major pol- Room" to be briefed on Mikhail very carefully. The fact that he icy changes (the likelihood of Sergeyevich Gorbachev's rise to doesn't drool all over the medals which has gone from "not very" the top of the U.S.S.R. on his chest could be to NATO's to "are you kidding?") will in- Professor Nicholai Dubo- disadvantage. With the others, crease about $1 trillion in the kowsky, one of the leading Eou knew they weren't going to next four years. If so, every year KremUnologists in this country, e around very long, so the West for the rest of the history of the gave us the word. "Gorbachev was willing to put up with their Republic taxpayers will pay may be around for at least 30 peccadillos for a year or two. about $100 billion in interest just years, so you have to watch him With Gorbachev it will be at on this four-year addition to the veryclosely." least three decades before be debt. "What should we watch for?" winds up in the Kremlin Wall." "Since be is only 54 years old "What was George Bush's im- Ronald Reagan is playing you should watch the way he pression of the man?" Tom Sawyer, who was the quin- stands when he's on the top of "As you know, Mr. Bush has tessential American, which Lenin's Tomb. Remember, he is become an expert at watching means he was something of a the first Soviet leader in 10 years Soviet leaders at Moscow fune- sharpie. Tom, a cunning rascal, who can watch a parade without rals. He came back quite im- grew up about 185 miles west of a Politburo member on each pressed. Mr. Bush thinks side holding on to his arms so he Gorbachev has the potential to won't fall down. This has its become the first Soviet Yuppie good and bad implications. The premier. The leader seems to fact that he can stand on his own enjoy the good things in life, and two feet makes Gorbachev dan- one of his priorities is to provide Letters gerous. At the same time we can more of the same for his people. expect more credibility from the The vice president believes if we ment, my Panasonic RQ 2739 very bad impression of Bowling to ask the News to more strin- Kremlin on their leader's can get Gorbachev to import cassette tape recorder and even Green. gently enforce its own policy of health. Now when they an- more Perrier and buy more Equipment stolen my white Yamaha soprano re- If anyone knows where my not accepting advertising that is nounce be has a bad cold, we can BMWs with stereo tape decks in corder. equipment is or (forlorn hope) deemed discriminatory, < _ all assume he does have a bad them, the Soviets will lose their I had come to Bowling would return it to me or to Ruth ing or insulting on the basis of appetite for world conquest" To the Bowling Green Com- cold." munity: Green to attend the harp Lnglefleld in the Moore Musical race, sex or national origin. "Why is Gorbachev getting "What about Mrs. Gorba- workshop and competition with Arts Building, I would deeply such good press?" On Saturday evening, chev? Should we spend much March 16, between 5:30 and 7 great anticipation, and had re- appreciate it KtmLippke "Because he speaks English time watching her?" corded the music of the Satur- Chris Mossing and wears nice suits. One of the "You have no choice. The p.m. someone rifled through my day contestants and taken their Mrs. Robert L. Manny Barb Bishop reasons Americans never bag in the coatroom of the press is now referring to her as Moore Musical Arts Building photos. I am dismayed to find 1755 South view Dr. Mdaaie Berning trusted the Soviet leaders in the another Jackie Kennedy. Mrs. such dishonesty in a college Yellow Springs, OH tfSff Charles* Parrish past was that they dressed so Gorbachev could be a big help to and took my Konica 35mm cam- era and vivitar flash attach- community. It leaves me with a Diana Borsi tacky. How could you discuss the Soviet leader when he trav- Nancy Eames ways of avoiding World War ID els around the world. The thing Ad suggests that For Women Against Violence in with people who wore baggy to watch is his first trip to men own women the Media pants and white socks? Gorba- France. If he pulls a John Ken- A task farce of Women far chev is a new breed of Russian. nedy and says, 'I am the man Recently, The BG Sews Women His suit coat fits, and his choice who accompanied Raisa Gorba- printed an advertisement for the of shirts and ties Is impecca- chev to Paris,' and it gets a big Pi Kappa Phi spring date party. ble." hand, we're in a lot more trouble The theme was the PI Kappa "Does the fact that he's a than most people think." Rapture. The copy read "Once snappy dresser mean he's a you get Raptured, you may Respond more formidable adversary?" Art Buchwald is a columnist lor never want to escape!" The "He could go either way. Kh- the Los Angeles Times Syndi- image was a male police officer rushchev almost brought us to The BG Sews editorial cate. dragging an unwilling female page is the campus forum for rirtfinby her feet. issues concerning the Univer- The copy message implies ■ THE BG NEWS- the male view that women want sity and its community. to be seized and enslaved. We Letters and guest columns Edftx PlfelcaRM*' Copy Edrlor should be typewritten, dou- Copy Edfty Pitli BrauS feel that this reinforces the ble-spaced and signed. Your Aaat Managtig Eoaor Tan CopyErJtor SMyTruUy "rape myth" that women will address and phone number NawaErMor Edrlonol Editor Jl Trudaau enjoy sexual relations when must be included. SporB EoWx Marc OMp" QraprK ErMar PMMaMuno forced. AMI. Sport. Editor Sin* Our™. Friday Editor Larry Harm Letters to the editor should Ptioto Edwr Sunn CTOM Production SupT StapnanM DaMchaia The picture is only slightly not be longer than 200 words WYaErJax OtlaHorwadal Production Sup'r Jamaa Korofch above neanderthal, with a mod- and columns should not be CUM Copy EoHor DanawErwin Production Sup'r CWg OHala ■ ern-day "caveman" twinging a billy club. Posed as a police longer than 500 words. Tha BO Nawa la puMahad daily Tuaaday through Friday during ma aoadamlc yaar and lb News reserves the Matty during ma aummar aaaakm by ma Board of Studant Pubaoaaona of Booing Oman officer, a position of power and right to reject submissions we SMa UnMraOy dominance, be is imnnlttng a OpMona wmu Dy cdummatt do not niciaaarty raftact ma opmtona ol ma 80 submissive and prone victim. consider to be in bad taste, This supports society's stereoty- malicious or libelous. 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In conclusion, we would like INlMversttyHaB Local BGNewf/March27,M85 3 Credit card, check fraud costly Check credit records to ensure accuracy BG merchants report few cases of fraud
by Jim Nleman ber and use it on mail order and merchant should ask for the by Teresa TanntJno trend in Bowling Green is the will then file charges, Brown staff reporter phone purchases. person's identification and a staff reporter opposite, Floyd Kraft, owner of said. • If the number is acquired, it credit card and write down the Ben Franklin, 154 S. Main, and "We only have to file charges Billions of dollars axe lost by can also be put on a fraudulent information. He should check National trends point to an president of the Downtown Busi- to receive payment on approxi- stores and services every year card and used for store pur- signatures, call the issuing bank alarmingly high occurrence of ness Association, said. mately three to four checks a because of credit card and check chases. or card company to check if checks being written with insuf- Kraft said his store can go two year, Brown said. fraud. •An expired card can be ac- there is such a person and ac- ficient funds, according to the to three months without receiv- The amount of most of the This loss, incurred by busi- quired and the expiration date count number, and make sure Better Business Bureau. The ing a bad check. He said the checks tendered at Dorsey's nesses, is passed on to consum- changed. •See Credit, page 4. situation is similar at other Drugs is below $20, according to ers, according to the National stores in the downtown area. Brown. Fraud and Theft Information IT'S A GOOD practice to keep Kraft said the main reason he The Downtown Business Asso- Bureau (NFTIB) in Boyington a record of every transaction in believes his store has very few ciation participates in a pro- Beach, Fla. which a credit card is used and problems is because they will gram with the Chamber of "An estimated $4 billion in compare this with monthly not accept checks for more than Commerce which gives them money, merchandise and serv- credit card statements, the amount of the purchase. This access to information on stolen ices is lost each year to credit Schwartz said. Eighty percent of eliminates the problem, because checks or credit cards which card fraud, and 425 million bad the credit card holders do not do people are unable to obtain cash also helps in detecting the prob- checks cost businesses another this. through the use of a check, be lem, Kraft said. *S billion nationwide," Larry Checks that are forged, stolen said. Schwartz, director of the or counterfeited can be illegally Terry Brown, manager of KRAFT SAID when a check is NFTIB, said. used to purchase goods and Dorsey's Drugs, agrees with returned to his store for insuffi- There are four basic ways services - there is even a proc- Kraft that the problem is very cient funds, the person who that a thief can use a false credit ess, by which checks can be small. wrote the check is immediately card or credit card number, color-copied with a copying ma- notified. Schwartz said: chine, he said. DORSEY'S WILL first at- "If they are contacted the • He can steal the credit card Although a percentage of tempt to contact a person if their first day and come down and and use it at almost any store credit cards are insured against check has been returned by the pick it (the check) up and take because 90 percent of all stores any counterfeits, banks are able bank. Brown said. If the person care of it (by paying the bill), do not check a person's identifi- to pass most of their losses onto does not pay the amount owed there is no service charge," he cation if a purchase is under $50. the merchant, and the merchant within "a reasonable amount of said. • The credit card number can be passes it on to the consumer. time," they are sent a registered If a person cannot be notified stolen by any one of the thou- The NFTIB wants to teach the letter and charged a $5 service or does not take care of the bill, sand people (from store clerks merchants bow to minimize charge, be said. they are notified by certified to bank presidents) who are their losses. If, after receiving the letter, letter and asked to pay the privy to the number each year. Schwartz recommends with there is still no attempt made to amount of the check plus a $10 These people can take the num- eveiy non-cash purchase the pay the amount due, Dorsey's • See Fraud, page 4.
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Hearing (Continued from page 1) serve (since 1975) are very diffi- committee, said last year's pro- cult, as we're no longer focusing USG meets posal was different. ''The com- the same way," be said. Hie mittee (last year) said the reason for the change of focus is School of Journalism could not BSCJ absent, loses standing specialization. remain in (the College of) Busi- "The kind of increasing ... ness - it had no place there and specialization is no single indi- needed a home.'' by Nancy Bottwidt vidual's fault. It is instead a Kepke said be believes the staff reporter reflection of what's been going mam reason for the reconfigura- on in the United States in institu- tion is administrative conve- Members of USG faced two important issues last night, as there tions of higher learning," Wilcox nience. was a split between the executive council and the general assembly said. "Organizational alignments regarding the extension of the date set for candidate registration. Ray Browne, popular culture have nothing to do witlune qual- Another issue the general assembly decided upon was the removal professor and committee mem- ity of education - faculty and of the Black Student Union (BSU) because It lacked attendance at ber, asked Wilcox if be thought students do," Kepke said. USG meetings. the expense of (Testing a depart- "Quality does not start with Members of USG have made numerous contacts to BSU to ment for IPCO should stand in lines on a chart." encourage their participation at general assembly meetings and the the way of the decision. rules regarding removal due to lack of attendance have been "Don't let a dollar sign defeat extended in their behalf, according to Cindy Smith, USG vice- us," Wilcox said. "Progress is "If we're going to president. BSU has not attended a USG meeting this semester. expensive sometimes." "The reason why we have waited so long (to remove BSU) is The dollar sign is what have quality pro- because we have been waiting to see their particicpation within alarmed Allen Kepke, theater gress. It will cost USG," Smith said. "This committee should raise money, •» MICHAEL McGREEVEY announced that he will be running as a the question of money ... raise write-in candidate for USG president. it high, to be seen," Kepke said. Because he did not register as a candidate by the March 20 "If we're going to have quality deadline, he will not be listed on the ballot, Smith said. progress with these depart- Allen Kepke McGreevey said he did not announce his candidacy earlier ments, it will cost money." because he was considering other opportunities which would have Kepke said this proposal was conflicted with the position. He will announce his vice presidential shot down by a committee last "I think it was a good idea candidate tomorrow, he said. year. that we Joined the way we did. Following McGreevey's announcement, members of the general Huffman said the proposal But I do not choose to stand in assembly discussed moving the deadline tor candidate registration presented last year was "differ- the way of my younger col- to March 28. ent." Kepke said it was "a little leagues these (proposals) The change in the date would allow McGreevey to be listed on the BG News/Joe Phelan different." are the least of a bad deal, in my ballot Allen Kepke ERNEST CHAMPION, who point of view," Kepke said. "I'D The issue was voted on as a change in USG policy, which would was the chairman of last year's move with the times." require a majority vote to pass. THE GENERAL assembly voted in favor of moving the date for Credit (Continued from page 3) registration, pending the approval or veto of USG President Bob the two corn Amerchant took us 10 years to develop our Wade. According to the USG constitution, Wade has 10 days to make does not have to accept a check techniques/' a decision. Be an exchange student or credit card, he said. These techniques will be re- USG elections are April 3. Wade is running for a presidential re- PEOPLE SHOULD treat a vealed in-depth at a seminar at election. credit card Just like they do the Dana Center of the Medical McGreevey said that he will be behind Wade's decision. He said be r- 1 money, Schwartz said. If it is College of Ohio on Tuesday, did not see running as a write in as detrimental to his chances of i lost or stolen it should be imme- April a. election. I diately reported. The seminar will be a part of Smith said she believes the decision to move the deadline placed i The NKITB has been working National Consumers Week in Wade in an awkward position. intimately with a company to Toledo and is being sponsored "His term is not finished until there is a new student body i develop ways to stop credit card by the Better Business Bureau president sworn in," she said. "He has to act as a president and i One large 1-rtem pizza and bad check fraud. (BBB). Limited reservations make a decision that would benefit the entire student body." "We believe that it all can be can be obtained for a fee by Wade, who left immediately after the meeting, could not be I eliminated," Schwartz said. "It calling the BBB. reached for comment following the meeting. 5 AMEMCAN=!I Fraud (Continued from page 3)- Free Delivery 352-3551 CANCER service charge, he said. problem with the check, Kraft turned checks a month." Wilcox -J SOCIETY* 1 Before accepting a check, Ben said. said, "and we rarely nave any Franklin's - along with most The number of checks re- problem collecting on them (the other area merchants - require turned to Finder's Records and checks)." a student validation card or a Tapes is slightly higher than Finder's does not charge a driver's license, he said. The other area merchants, but man- service charge on returned Student Recreation Center driver's license gives the police ager Guy Wilcox does not be- checks, Wilcox said. "Our first all of the information they need lieve it is a problem. objective is to get back the Applications are being accepted for to trace someone if there is a "We average about six re- amount owed to us." seats on the SRC Council for the 1985-86 academic year. LIQUEUR MAKING WORKSHOP Any B.G.S.U. student is invited to apply. 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IMJ Soli am u I r Dateline University Production - The Trans-Am damaged in lot Wednesday, March 27 UnlveratoEtoewhere produc- tion of 'rThe Woolgatherer" Peer Nitrttta CNHMM - will be performed at 8:00 p.m. Student's car gouged by key, damages estimated at $1,500 The Peer Nutrition Consulting in 406 University Hall, today Service is open today from through Saturday. March 30. by Ellen Zlmmerll DEAN GERKENS, assistant director of Public Safety, said the 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Tickets are available for II .50 staff reporter parking lots are patrolled a minimum of 10 times a day and are Student Wellness Center. Stop before the show. especially watched by the night officers. by room 220 of the Health With five on-campus parking lots, or 1,475 spaces, it may not be But unless there is a witness, whoever did the damage usually is Center or call 372-0302 for an Peri ormaace - The New York surprising that no one was around when John Shultz's car was not caught, Gerkens said. appointment or more lnf orma- Baroque Dance Company and "worked over well" with a key, causing an estimated $1,500 damage If the person is caught, they are charged according to how much Concert Royal will appear In to the car. damage was done. He said that because of the cost of repairing cars, the Bowling Green Festival Schultz, a sophomore education major, was with a friend Sunday it does not take that much damage to create expensive repairs. Ahuninnm Can Collection - Series at 8:00 p.m. in Ko- morning when they went out to the car parked in Lot 9, near WBGU- Gerkens said that although this sort of incident is not common, it is Every Wednesday in the Stu- backer Hall of the BGSU TV. He said he had not been out to the car in a week and was not usually done because of a grudge against the owner or "on a whim." dent Services Forum from Moore Musical Arts Center. aware that anything had happened to his car. "My car, once I get it repainted, is not coming back up here," 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bring Tickets for $3. $5. $7. $9 and His 1979 Pontiac Trans Am had been gouged with a key. Schultz said."When I first saw the car, I blamed it on parking. I was in your cans and get lSe/lb. for 111, can be purchased at the "It looked as though someone started at the front fender, went up pretty upset. them immediately. Recycling Center Box Office between 10 and down the front quarter-panel, the door, the trunk and the hood of "But when I got to thinking about it rationally, I realized there are project sponsored by The En- a.m. and 2 p.m. weekdays or the car on both sides," Schultz said. toe many lots and cars, andthey (Public Safety) can't be checking vironmental Interest Group. reserved by calling 3724171. "I was a little bit upset, to put it lightly," Shultz said. "I think I on them all the time," Schultz said. "I know there is nothing anyone scared some people away -1 made such a scene." can do about it. "I try to get along with people as best I can and I think I do a pretty "I don't think it would happen again," Schultz said. "It was good lob of it. I don't think I have any enemies that would do probably a bad coincidence that my car was picked out, but I'm not something like this to me," Schultz said. going to bring it back up, because I'm not going to take that chance." County crisis center planned MILTONs by Deborah Schmook County sheriff's office. January and still needs volun- A film and speech on domestic MS. MAIM 354-1232 @i staff reporter Hie information gathered teers. violence will be presented at the from the survey will be used to "Until the shelter is started, meeting by Sheila Dorst, adult A Women for Women task Sve a presentation to the Wood we are considering setting up a abuse program coordinator for force is working to establish a Hinty commissioners, who can series of safe houses in different the Family and Child's Abuse PRESENTS women's and children's crisis allocate money for the shelter, areas of Wood County," Stone Prevention Center, 130 S. Main, center for Wood County because Stone said. said. Suite 306. the group says there may be need for it. PART OF Ohio marriage li- "We'll need people interested Bea Stone, senior nursing ma- cense fees go to domestic vio- in helping secure funding (for 6r and head of the Women for lence concerns, Stone said. In the shelter), people who will amen task force for the shel- order to acquire some of these help with finding a physical ter, said the group is concerned funds for the Women for Women place, and people who will help that there is no shelter to service project, the task force must be- establish services for the women the northern population of Wood come incorporated. (at the shelter)." County. She said the Sandusky The Women for Women group WED., County Shelter in Fostoria, might reactivate the Wood She said services that will Ohio, services the Wood County County Battered Women's Task need to be created include those MAR. ^7 area at the present time. Force instead of becoming in- to help battered women relocate The task force members have corporated themselves, Stone and find jobs. Transportation sent a needs assessment survey said, since that task force al- also is a serious problem, Stone *• You havctoclino to gw* *iki th>6. to Wood County police officials ready is incorporated and has said, since most women in do- CM Oayi. Evnl wmmffi SECORD or TH& r-KNTH** and the Wood County sheriff in tax exempt status. She said the mestic violence situations do not _ _ -rue •e^'usir'i.YmuEGE GfFFFN MORE THAN LP t TAPE ONLY... IP S TAPE ONLY... A95 595 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON JUST PIZZA.. CD...$12.98 w/COUPON n» JflrJrf KtfJiW CMMCT DISC The Zzas menu features pizza the way you like it and the most extensive soda fountain on campus. LP* TAPE ONLY... Zzas is located in Founder's Dining Hall and is LP * TAPE ONLY... 595 A95 open 7:30 to 11:30, Sunday through Thursday. WITH COUPON ^BW WITH COUPON CD BEING RELEASED SOON CD KING RELEASED SOON OPEN 7 DAYS / M-Sot 10-10, Sundays 12-5 BG News/March 27, IMS • Summit Spy mission revealed Bombings persist meeting Iran fires, Iraq responds WASHINGTON (AP) - The only on condition he would not be in 1947. The Soviet occupiers of possible ILS.'Army officer killed by a identified. East Germany agreed to let Soviet guard in East Germany THE PENTAGON won't call American. British and French BAGHDAD. Iraq (AP) - A ing to an announcement by was a member of a daring cadre the purpose of the unit spying observer teams set up shop in powerful blast demolished an Iran's official Islamic Repub- WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- of American soldiers who for 38 because it is done openly. Potsdam in return for similar apartment building in lic News Agency. dent Reagan indicated Monday years have used a loophole in the But, according to military rights in Western lones. dad on Monday, i IRNA, the agency, said two that he would be willing to meet Iron Curtain to gather intelli- sources the unit's task is to Potsdam was the site of Soviet killing dotens of Iraqi jets fired three rockets Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- gence on the Red Army. travel around the country hunt- military headquarters. and tan said it had fired a into "a desolate part of Teh- chev at the opening of toe U.N. "We'd go in at 90 mph be- ingfor intelligence. missile into the city. Iraq ran," but were chased away General Assembly in Septem- tween 11 at night and one in the Why do the Soviets permit it? THE STATED PURPOSE of responded with air raids on by Iranian anti-aircraft Ore. ber, but said he has received "no morning to try to keep the Rus- "Because they have the same the teams was to provide con- Iran's capital, Tehran, and The agency said Iraqi planes signals" from the new Commu- sians from seeing where we kind of unit on our side of the' tact between headquarters, help other cities. that attempted to bomb 13 nist Party chief in response to were going," one former mem- fence," said an officer familiar settle legal disputes that arose The explosion, the fifth in other Iranian cities also faced his invitation to a summit meet- ber oMheU.S. Military Liaison with the operation. from the occupation and give all Baghdad in 11 days, rocked a anti-aircraft Ore and fled. ing in the United States. Mission in Potsdam, East Ger- Attention focused on the work four countries a chance to show suburb of the Iraqi capital in An Iraqi military spokes- Reagan, at a White House many, recalled Monday. of such operatives Monday with their flags in both Germanys. the predawn hours Monday. man said In a report on state breakfast meeting with report- "It's a very hairy experi- the disclosure that Army Mai. Local residents said it de- radio that Iraqi jet fighters ers, said a meeting at the United ence," he said. "There aren't Arthur Nicholson was fatally "I'd say that even from the stroyed a four story apart- raided "selected targets" in Nations this fall "depends on any rules. It's a very dangerous shot on Sunday by a guard in start the Job was 96 percent ment building on the eastern Tehran and Kashan 22 min- Gorbachev." job. It doesn't surprise me that what the Soviets said was a intelligence and S percent wav- bank of the Tigris river. utes after the blast "in re- But be added, "If that's con- someone was killed. I'm sur- restricted zone in Ludwigslust, ing the flag." said one of several "The blast and its echo sponse to the attack on venient for him, I don't see any it hasn't happened be- East Germany, about 100 miles present and former military of- made it sound like two explo- Baghdad and other Iraqi cit- reason it wouldn't be for us." from Berlin. ficials who discussed the unit's sions," said a foreign resi- ies"' He did not give details. The unit of which Nicholson work Monday but insisted that dent, who spoke on condition He said targets in the Ira- ASKED LATER during a pic- He talked about the operation was a member was established they not be identified. he was not identified. He said nian cities of Tabriz, Hama- ture-taking session if the Sovi- rescue teams dug out dozens dan and Isfahan were raided ets' killing of a U.S. Army of victims, including many later in the day. officer in East Germany had children, from underthe rub- IRNA CONFIRMED hurt the chances for a summit. ble. IRAQI bombing raids on five Reagan said, "No, it would IRAQ RESPONDED to the cities and towns, and the make me more anxious to go to missile attack by sending its agency reported two deaths one." Si to attack 14 Iranian cit- and 30 injuries from the at- U.S. officials observed last including Tehran, accord- tacks. week that Soviet leaders in the VOTE past often came to the opening of the U.N. General Assembly in New York each September and that the session this year could provide an opportunity for Gor- Wednesday, April 3 1 bachev to take Reagan up on the invitation the president ex- UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT tended in a message after the death of Soviet President GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS PIZZA 1/2 PRICE TILL 9:00 Konstantin Chernenko. Reagan, who has never met President, Vice President with beverage purchase with a Soviet counterpart, once asked Leonid Brezhnev to meet and WAt-large representatives WEDNESDAY ONLY I him at the time of the U.N. INSIDE ONLY IKO i«i I assembly, but the Soviet presi- POLLS: Union, Library, Rec Center dent was too ill to attend, as were his two successors. THESES. WE DELIVER. am Let klnko's Reproduce think 8QWLIHO GREEN 8 ROCK AUTHOBITY Your Brain Child In celebration of April Fools Day 18 yrs & up kinlco'siff spring! 325 E. 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An private hospital in this Cleve- ase in outpatient sur- Missile production protested land suburb says use of its gery, which usually elimi- emergency room has in- nates an overnight stay in the WASHINGTON (AP) - Seve- (and) its cost factor, that is billion frozen by Congress after Weber argued that the MX is creased since it began run- hospital, has also lowered oc- ral Ohio clergymen Joined ef- going to escalate without ques- narrow votes last year for 21 an inefficient weapon for the ning ads boasting of prompt cupancy rates, she said. forts to derail production of the tion/' said Rev. Paul Whipple, additional MX missiles. The cost. "no-watting" service and a VAN DALEN said many MX missile yesterday, calling of Middlrfield, Ohio, "ifs a Senate, in two identical 554o-45 "(And) if anyone thinks the special low price. people associate emergency the weapon vulnerable and ex- first-strike weapon, not a de- votes, has agreed to release the Russians are going to stay at a Mary Van Dalen, director rooms with long, uncomfort- pensive. fense weapon." funds. The House is to vote twice level and wait for us to catch up of communications for St. able waits, while St. John and Whipple, who said he met with also, and the administration ... it'll just start another cy- John and West Shore Hospi- West Shore has received com- The clergymen, in Washing- two Ohio congressmen on the must win both votes to have the cle." tal, said there is no way of pliments about the short wait- ton with the Ohio Council of issue, argued that production of money released. Rev. Wilton Haffey said, knowing whether the newspa- ing time in its 10-room Churches to attend a national the MX would hinder rather "We're just inviting attack. The per advertisements are re- emergency room. conference, used the opportu- than facilitate arms talks in Rev. Carieton Weber, exec- idea of a bargaining chip is sponsible for the increase. "We decided, 'Why not cap- nity to lobby Ohio congressmen Geneva. utive director of the Ohio Coun- ridiculous. Well never see it "We know we've had a italize on it and let people on the MX issue. cil of Churches, said more than bargained away." steady increase in emergency know if they do come In ... "I'm totally against the MX THE ISSUE IS whether the 40 Ohioans were attending the Haffey also argued that the room visits, but whether it is they wont be left waiting on the basis of its vulnerability House will vote to release $1.5 conference. Soviets do not fear the MX. directly related to the ads, we with no one taking care of can't say," said Van Dalen. their needs for more than a The 4-year-old hospital's few minutes,' " said Van Da- ads for its emergency room, len. its alcohol treatment center She said patients can ex- rdon'ri and maternity unit are rep- pect to be evaluated by an Day care studied resentative of a growing emergency room nurse or trend in hospital advertising doctor within minutes after L litterl-l as medical facilities try to arrival, and for treatment to Ohio standards among lowest in nation attract patients, said Van Da- begin promptly. COUPON len. "Of course, if there are Hospitals are using adver- three heart attacks (patients) NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - IN COLUMBUS, an Ohio child dards and ratios," she said. r tising to combat declining at the same time, there's no Ohio's day-care standards, care official said yesterday that "The field staff has seen first- occupancy rates brought on guarantee (other patients hand what they consider to be loV which allow a single adult to be she agreed with the study's find- OPIN 4 p.m. by changes in government with less serious medical in charge of up to eight infants, ings. very frightening situations." and private medical insur- problems) will be seen in five are among the nation's worst, ance programs to reduce hos- minutes," she added. according to a new study by "I absolutely agree (with the THE YALE STUDY exam- Yale University. study's findings)?' said Chen ined existing state standards for 1 FREE ITEff) The study, included in a re- Sterman Miller, director of the the group care of infants and OF YOUR CHOICE port htm Yale's Bush Center in Office of Child Care Services of toddlers and found that only Child Development and Social the Ohio Department of Human three states - Kansas, Massa- ASK toi It wh«n o.d«r ing Policy, found that Ohio is one of Services. 'I hope it can be chusetts and Wisconsin - meet a Prince wins Oscar only four states that permits a changed as quickly as possible. proposed federal standard of Free single adult to supervise so one adult per three infants. many infants. The others are "I am concerned that we are For toddlers, the proposed Delivery 'Purple Rain' best song score Arizona, North Carolina and able to adequately protect in- federal standard is one adult per VOTfD BEST PIZZA IN B.C. South Carolina. fants, and we allow too many four children, the study said. "How can one adult handle (per adult). One adult cannot But only four states require that on* CSVSOn p*r pma eight infants, let alone provide take eight infants out of a burn- ratio for children denned as Ph. 352-5166 LOS ANGELES (AP) - The HIS ARRIVAL DREW the for their development?" asked ing building in case of fire, being between 2 and 3 years old. ■. explosive rock star Prince, res- crowd's biggest roar, drowning Edward Zigler, director of the ularly, day to day, one ad plendent in s purple sequin out eventual best actor winner Bush Center and a coauthor of cannot adequately give the kind AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ hooded outfit, nabbed the best F. Murray Abraham who was the report. "And what would an of care and nurturing needed." original song score Oscar on speaking at the time with Army adult caring for eight children tsa Monday night for his "Purple Archenf. who briefly inter- do in case of fire?" New legislation to lower the Rain" film at the 57th annual viewed the arriving stars. Zigler said the study exam- ratio of children to adults in DELTA ZETA s Academy Awards presentation. Prince, who carried flowers ined only licensed day-care cen- licensed day-care centers is ex- "This is very unbelievable," and was surrounded by his com- ters. to be introduced soon, AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ £ the diminuitive Minneapolis panions, did not speak with "There are probably more said. Ohio's current su- singer and composer told the Archerd, but was ushered children being cared for in unli- pervisor-to-infant ratio was es- crowd gathered at the Music tablished in 1969 and has not 1 swiftly into the pavilion. censed centers, and who knows Congratulates Center. '! could never imagine what conditions exist there," the been changed since. it in my wildest dreams." Last month. Prince won or former director of the U.S. Chil- "The department will testify Prince, 28, who starred in the shared three Grammy Awards dren's Bureau said. on behalf of improving stan- Their New Appointed Officers movie "Purple Rain," then given by the National Academy thanked a series of people, many of Recording Arts and Sciences. CokmadeChib Dancen Tyransky t> by first name only and "most of He and his band, the Revolution, ts all, God. Thank you very won best rock performance by a Picture Chairman Beth Whcal much." group with vocal for the "Purple H Immediately after accepting Rain*' soundtrack, and best al- the award, Prince left the Music bum or original score written for _THEB(XNEWS- Song Chairman Julie Rider Center, stepped into his trade- a motion picture or TV special. mark purple limousine and was The album sold 9 million copies. Press Chairman Carla Srrawman led away by 16 private motorcy- Alone, Prince won a Grammy cle escorts. for writing the best rhythm and and Dance Coordmator Debbie Cooper The same entourage had blues song, "I Feel For You," Spnil Chairman Betsy Swan brought Prince to the awards which was recorded by Chaka GRADUATE STUDENT ceremony a few hours earlier. Khan. AsstSrM-Puik Elizabeth Harper SENATE 3 Asst Spirit-Green Debbie Cooper Applications for 1985-86 announce the creation of a new postion Subscription Chanrian Pam Gunter to enhance the communication among Courtesy Chairman Michelle Turocy the graduate student body and the UAO DIRECTORS AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ are now being accepted. University community. Applications are available in the Applications for graduate student news reporter may be picked up in the GSS office, 304 McFall GREENBRIAR INC. GAO office and are due April 5, Center. Deadline: April 12. 5:00 p.m. 224 E. 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University Bookstore Wed., Thurs.. 10 a.m. The listed rates for the apt are (or the entire summer For reservations or Information n\n: March 27-28 TIMI: -3 p.m. call the Cabaret Hotline from June 1. 1965 to August 14, 1985 and they are one payment for the entire summer + applicable utilities 372-OUAO * Air conditioned units available Sports BG News/March 27, IMS 8 Knight discounts Move over Los Angeles coaches9 burn-out Indianapolis a potential sports hotbed BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) recruiting and so forth, and - Indiana Coach Bob Knight, then went back out to Montana INDIANAPOLIS - Driving community and have a right to Diego and the Kansas City Kings When the P.A. announcer calls whose Hoosiers play Tennes- for another three weeks on a toward Indianapolis on 1-70, it be. This pride also carries into are planning to move to them, "Your Indiana Pacers," see in the semifinals of the hunting and fishing trip. appeared that my vision of the their following of professional Sacramento. he's not kidding. The team once National Invitation Tourna- "I did absolutely nothing but city would hold true. After sports. Cities like Indianapolis are held a telethon to keep from ment tonight, discounts any that. passing Dayton, there was THE CITY built the Hoosier hungry for the prestige of pro folding - and it worked. Try notion thatthe frustrating 1964- nothing to see but fields for Dome for a pro football team sports and are willing to go out raising money for a pro team in 85 season might have stemmed "Then, as practice started, I miles around. they didn't have. The stadium and get teams. Cleveland or Detroit was probably less involved My prediction of Indianapolis was part of the city's successful The people of Indianapolis are THE PACERS have averaged from basketball bum-out. being a race track plopped in the bid to lure the Colts away from still excited over having pro "People that have said that, with actual practice," he con- Baltimore. over 10,000 fans this year, which have said it without really talk- tinued. "I kind of let the assis- middle of a cornfield seemed football in the city, despite the fits right in the middle of the ing to me or when talking to tant coaches take it and accurate. Colts' losing ways. Billboards NBA home attendance totals. me, haven't believed what I've relaxed, and when we'd get Even as I neared the city Karl's Komments and bus signs promoting the 1985 Not bad for a team with the said," according to the Hoosier into 5KW-5, I'd get Involved7' limits, there wasn't much more season are already visible. worst record in the league. Last boss. "I left Los Angeles the Knight's virtual non-stop than a small number of houses, The basketball Pacers year, again as the worst team in day after the final game (of the coaching merry-go-round the hardly the suburbs of a continue to flounder, but the the NBA, Indiana drew more Olympics) and I went up into past two years started with the sprawling metropolis. fans' optomism is exceeded only fans than 10 of the 22 other 1983-84 college season. Knight But once I reached the city, I by their enthusiasm. teams. In fact, Golden State and Montana and spent about three received apleasant surprise. by Karl Smilh weeks fishing and relaxing. then guided the United States sports reporter BEFORE THE March 20 Cleveland combined drew only And I went back home and did Olympic basketball team to a Unlike Cleveland, Indy game against the Nuggets, a 380 more fans on the average. a little work at home with runaway gold medal. doesn't have the ridiculous reporter wrote a story naming Sure Indiana would like to traffic problems during morning Indiana as the only NBA team have a winning team, but they and afternoon rush hours, The energy that the city put lacking a star. As I sat in the seem to look at the Pacers as despite having a larger into getting the Colts should be stands, I heard the comments of entertainment. Instead of a population. an example, maybe a warning, a few fans. movie theatre, going to beautiful I Also, Indy's economy is to sports cities across the nation. Most of the fans I overheard Market Square Arena to watch a Attn, • Selling and Sales Mgmt. Club: mostly commercial, thus the No longer are teams were irate that anyone could basketball game is the perfect billowing smokestacks of permanently cemented to their downgrade their precious way to spend a big night out. I Detroit and the stench of current home. Pacers, despite a 21-51 record. The Pacers promotion Cleveland's flats are noticablv Football's Al Davis has paved They were insulted that Clark department has played a large absent. The city is remarkably the way for teams to move to Kellogg and Steve Stipanovich part in this trend. Last year they Meeting Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. clean and most buildings are new locations. His football weren't considered stars by the Esented comedian Bill Cosby, 8 fairly new or at least in good Raiders moved from Oakland to writer. Beach Boys and even a The Alumni Room, Union repair. Los Angeles. Basketball's By the way, the town no longer ballet group before and after Therefore, the people of Clippers ended up in the same mourns over the loss of Ralph games. The results speak for Indianapolis are proud of their city after moving from San Sampson in the famous coin flip. themselves, a 113 percent -Speaker from Eastman-Kodak "Stipo" has become a fan increase in attendance. -Pictures for The Key will be taken favorite. Now the city is after a pro The fans in Indianapolis are baseball team and if Peter -Elections will be held s great. The city is affluent and Ueberoth has any sense, he'll i- NOW RENTING FOR the fans reflect that in every award Indianapolis a franchise. way, although they are not After watching other cities See You There! afraid to show then- emotions. watch their teams struggle, it 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR Unlike some fans which are would be a refreshing change to "Two-bedroom apartments ignorant of many of the games' see a city with enthusiasm * Fully furnished intricate rules, Pacer fans supporting a team. 'Natural gas heat, cable TV hook-up generally have a good grasp on So, cities housing pro sport the game. If a player is whistled teams take note. Indianapolis is GREENBRIAR INC. and water paid by owner for a foul, the fans do not vocally a major sports market. 224 E. Wooster 'Laundry facilities, parking lot, bike shed question the official's family Ana I never even saw the background. racetrack. 352-0717 available $560 per person per semester (4 people) Located at Clough & Mercer Sts. 1 block behind McDonalds Restaurant. Hair Unlimited FRAZEE AVE. APARTMENTS Call Rich at 352-7182 Family Hair Care & Tanning Center 818 Thurstin. 624, 670, 656 Frazee Ave. 143 E. Wooster 353-3281 * 2 bedroom ' 2 baths 5 visits for $10 in the Tanning Booth 8 visits for $35 in the Tanning Bed * Furnished WHITE WATER 2 woolf tanning beds available for use * Laundry facilities avialable * $450 per month + electric RAFTING Precision Haircuts for $6.00 Expires 4/15/85 ATTENTION GREEKS & UNIVERSITY GROUPS! April 27 & 28 We have 4 apts. available with a basement meeting/recreation room below. Could house 16 Chect River, people at $450 p/mo. and have the basement West Virginia meeting room for group uses. Call 352-0717 for mmm. more information. PEG Credit Available Student Rec Center $95 Limited Spaces 6th Annual Triathlon Mr. Connibear 372-2876 Mandatory Meetings For ^ % All Participants The BGSU X Wednesday, March 20 & —J Board of tt>BQ Student Wednesday, March 27 Publications 7:00 p.m. in SRC is now accepting Conference Room applications for: Summer Editor, BG News Meadowview Court Fall Semester Editor, Apartments BG News Now Leasing l<>i 85 86 School Year ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Editor, Miscellany •all utilities included»gas heat'laundry facilities •drapes«carpet«party & game room 1985-86 academic year •swimming pool*sauna Editor, Gavel $270-furnished $250-unfurnlshed 1985-86 academic year TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS $270-furnished $265-unfurnished Editor, Obsidian Plus gas & electric. MAKE MY DAYI 1985-86 academic year Landlord pays water & sewage COME SEE ME AT BGSU EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS ON SUNDAY, MARCH 31st Editor, The KEY $225-fumished $200-unfurnished 130&630 PERFORMANCES Plus electric. 1985-86 academic year Landlord pays gas heat, water & sewage TICKETS ON SALE DAILY AT MEMORIAL HALL Applications available: 106 Free membership to Chenywood Health Spa w/leasc AND THE FALCON HOUSE. CALL 372-2762 TO University Hall CHARGE TICKETS. 214 Napoleon Rd Bowling Green, Ohio X DEADLINE: Wednesday, 5 p.m. April 17 352-1195 ^ * BG News/March 27, IMS 9 wmmmmmmmmmMmm Tribe starters begin 'real' training inning yesterday to rally the SOOTTSDAU;, Ariz. (AP) - A Tony Bemazard and Junior No- and Neal Heaton promised Jobs Rob Murphy were sent to the Thorton out 'til May handful of Cleveland Indians' and Don Schulze heavily favored team's Redsland training com- Astros to a 8-5 major league boa are battling for the starting plex for reassignment to the exhibition victory over the Cin- regulars can expect to put in a Job. for the third spot. That leaves cinnati Reds. full day's work every day from The lengthier playing times Vern Ruhle, Rick Behenna and Reds' minor-league affiliates. CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleve- now until the regular season Mike Jeffcoat as the top candi- That leaves IS pitchers on the land Indians designated hitter are planned at most positions. major-league club's roster. Andre Thornton successfully un- Kevin Bass singled, scoring opens, says Manager Pat Cor- Corrales said, because many of dates for the two last openings. second baseman Bill Doran to rales. his young players are physically In right field, Corrales is still The Reds open the National derwent arthroscopic knee sur- League season in Cincinnati 6 try yesterday and is expected start Houston's winning rally. "The players are going to play ana mentally ready to start the considering left-handed hitters Spilman's bloop single over more now,'' Corrales said. ''No season, and he wants to keep Mel Hall and George Vukovich against the Montreal Expos on > be playing again in four to six more of this five innings stuff. them sharp. and right-handed hitter Carmen Aprilt. weeks, a team spokesman said. third base scored Thon with the Thornton will do his rehabili- winning run. They've got to get themselves "We already went through one Castillo; one or more could also The Reds had taken a 5-3 lead flat period,'1 Corrales said. serve occasionally as a desig- At least one player who has tation work as an outpatient at been demoted to minor-league the Cleveland Clinic, where Dr. with a four-run ninth inning that The manager gave a good "We're a younger team, and nated hitter while Andre Thorn- included run-scoring singles by indication of things to come in they're ready to start the season ton recovers from his knee teams repeatedly from major- John Bergfeld performed the this week's 4-3 exhibition victory league training camps says he operation, the spokesman said. Ron Oester and Cesar Cedeno now. They can get in shape surgery. and a two-run single by Eddie over the Chicago Cubs, which faster than older players. You has learned not to let the agony Bergfeld said Thornton suf- lasted 13 innings. have to continue that (eager) Cincy cuts pitchers of defeat overwhelm him. fered from a "large, chronic Milner. Shortstop Julio Franco played "I told myself this year I was tear of the meniscus, which is BUI Dawley took the win in attitude into the season." relief. the entire 13 innings. Left fielder Corrales has several critical TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The Cin- going to enjoy training camp," the fibrous cartilage in the knee Joe Carter played 10 innings, decisions to make during the cinnati Reds dropped four pitch- said Tom Runnells, a non-roster joint. and right fielder Mel Hall went final two weeks of spring train- ers from the 40-raan winter infielder who has spent nine the distance. Reserve catcher ing, in addition to the second roster yesterday, beginning the years in minor-league baseball. Reds lose, 6-5 Cincinnati 000 001 004- 3 11 1 Jerry WUlard also played the ouae question. painful annual rite of trimming 'Tm not putting so much pres- Houston 002 100 003- 6 12 0 whole game. Several pitchers are fighting the ballclub's manpower to 25 sure on the outside forces - the Stuper, Hume (6), Franco (8) Nonetheless, Corrales said for two remaining openings in players by opening day. meetings, the cuts. I can't get KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - and Knicely, Van Gorder (9); hell still be rotating players at the bullpen. The Reds said right-handers into the office and listen to their Houston's Dickie Thon and Niekro, Dawley (7) and Bailey. certain positions, most notably The starting rotation is nearly Fred Toliver, Mike Smith and meetings anyway. I don't know Harry Spilman drove in the ty- W-Dawley, 3-0. L-Franco. HR- at second base, where veteran complete, with Bert Blyleven Billy Hawley and left-hander what their feelings are. ing and winning runs in the ninth Perez. -^HOLLIS A. MOORE— University Courts-\ Now Leasing Service Award •Close to campus, banks and fast food Applications Available At: •Dependable maintenance * 405 Student Services •ALL heat, water, and trash pick up and paid for * Union Information Booth Tenant Pays Electric Only * Commuter Center Summer Rates Available * UAO Office Rental Office located in Amherst Village Recognizes Outstanding Behind Wendy's Undergradua tes Graduates OFFICE HOURS MON-FRI 9-5 SAT 9-12 352-0164 Faculty Administrator Classified Staff DEADLINE: FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1985 WINTHROP TERRACE NOW RENTING FOR 1984 KEYS 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR *Heat * Water *Cable Are Still Available "Trash Removal All included If you ordered one, but never picked it up, EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT please do so. OF $10.00 PER MONTH IF LEASE Limited number are available for sale, too IS SIGNED BY MARCH 31 Locations available just 6 blocks from campus 400 E. Napoleon 352-9135 9-5 Weekdays, Evenings by appointment Call 372-0086 or stop by The KEY office, 310 Student Services » The Office of Student Activities H presents THE NEW BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET VARSITY SQUARE APTS. 1 -2-3 Bedrooms Beat the high cost of utilities. Let us pay your heat, gas cooking, water and trash pick up. * Private entrance * Single story * Laundry facilities * Quiet living * Children & pets welcome Thursday, April 4th at 8:00 p.m. OFFICE LOCATED HOURS: in Kobacker Hall 1097 Varsity East Monday-Friday 9-1,2-5 Saturday 10-12 BGSU Students FREE 353-7715 Non-Students $3,5,7 * ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN SPECIAL Seniors & Other Students Vi price B»7ii< ii?iiB Classifieds BG News/March 27,1985 10 Babysitter eooaakinal evenings Need own CLASSIFIEDS; so- PER UNE. $1 SO MINIMUM CHARGE PER DAY 35 -so SPACES PER SNEA! SNEA! 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Hoc waken must 800pm Ufa Science Elections tor 85-86 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR LAVALIER- Oupktx 702 E Wooater 352-4380 5824 be 19 lover No experience neceeaary Apply officers ws bo hid BW TO BOBI AFTER ALL THE TIMES YOU Fum apt. lor rent W block from campua No one would claim It, no one qu Re knew, not USED TO HUM THAT BONO TO MEI! LITTLE In person after 8 pm Tuss through Sat at ATTENTION ALL EDUCATION MAJORS: Pretties! pert of town. Aval, for rest of eemee- even you. Only Bob anew who the Candle I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOUI LOVE, YOUR Bunco, mgnt dub Rt 26 Petsesburp. The Dean's Student AdMeory ComnMlM is tor ft summer University Lane-ecroea from the Passing ana lor. Congratulations on your LITTLE BW POOL MANAGER J ASST MANAGER aponsonrig an Open Forum on current educa- Abortion, pregnancy teats WlndrnB Cal 1-599-3481 Ganvmi Phm)l levsHerlng. Love, your Gamma Seeking Mgr S Ass I Mgr lor BG City Pool tional issues Tha maatfng w* be Wad . 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WHY ARE WE SO WILD LATELY? 7302 or Katie- 354 7294 27. 1985 700pm, Sam Room, University Plumbing naapnnasHs lor supervteion ol pool only) SHIM (summer sndtor next year) CALL STEVE. 242-4882 TOO MAY MEN SO LITTLE T1MEI Umon Anyone Me/eeted In taking Beginning Way to go Alpha Phi Rho Chi a complex smptoysoe ft water programs Must be TOO MUCH FUN SO LITTLE STUOY»*3t Call 112 IBSS Cranaae lor Fal Semester 1985 la encouraged Patty Cratt aval. enere summer pool season May 27 thru TOO MUCH BEER SO FEW WEDNESDAYS! Summer Leases Now Avaaable 10 attend ttvs important vitormekonel meeting It Mekwe Greek Sept. 3. 1985 Saury-Manager $170- IT MUST BE SPRING' YOU'RE THE BEST Flextxa leasing, pool. AC. I bedroom. 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Mr Murphy la faithful, loiowing CompefHon la on Ihe rise "Summer Jobs in Alssks" PuMcabOn $3 00 Commodore 84 user's group wil meet at 7 30 LiMoassa Na doctor's advice of. "Drink two fifths and cal SCOTT GREY Is very wtae Alaska Employment Marketing P O Box 39 March 28 in I13A Hayea Over 775 PuHc Congratulations me in tha morning." For he's second in his class Sute 22 Juneau, Alaska 99802 Domain programs available Only $5 lo loin Call Aimee Fewer 1985 Mats Northwest Onto PIKA Oh. whet s surprise SUMMER WORK Houses I Apta for 1985-86 school year Chill at 354-7327 lor more ^formation Tammy Salem 1985 Mies Toledo Pile's Soring '85 Phlanthropy Free tutoring, eel 353-0237 Une up your summer work now! II you'd But an Smith Boggs Rentals 362-9487 btwn 12- ATTENTION AD CLUB MEMBERS we love you', your Kappe alatera Greek Al Stars Love ya, Karen a Liae opportunity to make $320-$620 a week, gain 4pm or 352-8917 attar 8:00pm. 1 ELECTIONS TOOAY Cute, adorable, kittens need good home. Free ■VS- valuable carter exp . earn 5 hours coeege DELUXE 2 bedroom apt 8 00 17 BA WIOT 104 Par/era credit, and would axe to work outside of Ohio, Utter trained and we» behaved Inquire at 720 $119 Breakfast Close to campua CALL CHARLENE FOR DETAILS when: BGSU Anderson Arena send name, major. GPA. local phone 9, and 8th St Bacon or Sausage, 2 Eggs.toast coffee Cel 352-7464 354-2200 when March 27 7:00 pm sen addressed stamped envelope to: Summer Mon-Frl 9am-1 pm with the ad 1 bedroom apt coat $1 00 Work IBSS, PO Box 222, B.G.. Ohio 43402 lor ExpfeeMey 3. 1985 5 blocks Irom campus* 12 mo. 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II the answer is yes. then apply for a Maybe we'll have better luck with the Little Working parents need help Three good lode 2 bdrm top half house, 1/2 bfc trom campus LOST QoUtone Croee pan sal in tan learner Contact Tony BouBon, 1602 1/2 Geaei St. Ft seat on the student recreation center council One! Agea 7. 4, 8 months needs someone to help Aval May 1? mo lease. $380/mo 362- pouch Reward 353-0266 Lost 3/21 near Wayne, In. 46808 Cal (219) 422-1340 Appecatlons can be picked up m the SRC office Look out 1.0 ...hare comae the Terrible care tar them Experience and references 6992 atnary parking lot slatting Tues. March 19 They must be re- Threesome (+1) Need 1 female roommate 85-86 yr $100 preferred along with tots ol TLC Good wages 1 bdrm. sots In older home, qoel neighbor- LOST 1 or mans balers Size 10 Either In lurnca lo Ihe ollice no Wcr llun Fn March 29 Love Ya. Rhode Island ___ month (heal included) 6th a Ean 354-11S4 flsidnie hours, wi consider live in Cal 688- hood Very nice- 2 w'lirepMces Aval for May Eppktr gym or stadium H lound, contact 599- ENLARGEMENT SALE Wsateiw.il how much fun you had at the One female needs a non-smoking I roommate 6025 ft August 352-6992 1586 Reward AT THE PICTURE PLACE Circus when you were a kid? Do It again this for 85-88 year to share apartment on Palmer Want to do something different this summer? Titus Realty SIB has some houses ft spts aval 3«5:l.20 5«7:$1.00 Sunday. 1:10 or 1:10 Anderson Arena. Avenue Own bedroom and cable T V Call Wei known Kataya Wand bar ft oral is looking Summer ft school year Cat 362-8566 btwn Vicky 354-8015 ^^^ RIDES 1x10:12.50 kx lul time summer hot) Experienced cooks, 1-6 p.m. Fun, Fun, Fun la on the agenda for tha night, RUSH TICKETS $1 00 Wanted: 2 Female roommates 85-86 school bartenders ft wakroeiei Rooms avaaable. Cal Now renting house tor summer or lei. 1366 E so get psyched tor the Gamma PM Creecent CONCERT ROYAL/N Y BAROQUE DANCE yr Close lo campus Cal Mary 372-3994 419-746-2281 Wooslst Cal 352 6000 Irom 6-9 p m only . TWO PEOPLE DESPERATELY NEED RIDE TO Formal. Remember tha Canadian Creecent CO MARCH 27. 8pm KOBACKER HALL Roommate needed tor Srxing/Summer GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,0O0-$5O.OO0/yr. THURSTIN APARTMENTS DAYTON AREA THIS WEEKEND WILL PAY Moon will be shlnlngl Tickets avaaable- 7 45. Kobackar Apt Comer ol S Coeege t Napoleon, possible Al occupettone. How to Find AIR CONOITK3NWG, FULLY CARPETED. CA- $30 ROUND-TRIP PLEASE CALL ROB OR GREEK ALL STARS VS FM 104 BASKETBALL Lobby VaM BGSU ID required near drive-thru Reasonable. Cal Don CU 1-806-687-6000 Ext R-9B49 BLEvtSION. EFFICIENCY. UkUNORY FACILI- GREG AT 372-0331 OR 372-5720 PLAYERS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27, Have $1 00 ready or Demon 364-8141 $10$380 Weekly/Up Maine. Ckcu-ra! No TIES NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER I FALL 7.00PM— ANDERSON ARENA. TO SUPPORT Summer rmmt. needed, $100 mth. & utl Cool boaeea/quotaal Sincerely interested rush sen 451 THUHSTW AVE 352-6435 MG BROTHERS ASSN. OF BOWLING GREEN. bemnt. apt., own bedroom. 2 blocks from bars. addressed envelope Dept AM-7CEG. PO Bos bedroom apta systems Dal. 352-4380 SERVICES OFFERED SPONSORED BY PI KAPPA ALPHA/PIES N Main and Uberty Cal Katy soon 353 830, VVoodatoek, ■_ 80098 Hey Education Majors' SAM B'B HAPPY HOURS- 4 TO lorn 0619 ROCKLEDGE MANOR • FOUTS TYPING ■ There's a SNEA meeting' f YOU ARE 2t, WE WILL BE HAPPY 1 Pm. NS rmmte needed lor '85-86 Piedmont Large 2 bdrm . turn apt. $1/page (da) On-campus pick up (M—F) Wed March 27th' TO SERVE YOUI Apt on 8th and High $100/mon. plus electric- FOR SALE dnhwaaher. extra storage 4 00pm 669-257g 8:00pm 515 Ufa Science ity Cal Sue MR aftsr 5 30 St 372-4492 Corner of S Coeege I Sixth FOR SALE Good sited couch, good ccridltton Cel 352-3841 12-4 or 354-2260 Beet offer- must sal Sam-Spm cal 372-2596 JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED Aaktor Pam Longo. For Sale: Single Sold wood bed $50 00 Cal Abakan Jobs: For Info send S.A.S.E. lo 362-3186 before 2 30pm Alaskan Jobs. Box 40235. Tucson, AZ For Sale- 2 brand new tires size P205 R14 Summer rooms for rent Completely furnished Steel Belted RsdWs used for approx SO mass Close to cempue Cal Joe at 352-3429 Paat $100 wi eel tor $85 Cel 362-9814 n 7pm 669-4985 after 8 pm 2 BDRM. APTS. FURN. ft UNFURN San Carioe queen water bed Elaborate heed- ft PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOMS BGSU board, padded aide rats, cornea complete Mekx utilities ft caWe TV turn. w/heater 2 asts of sheets $320 00 112 block oft campua. cal 354-8462 Call Tom KING SIZE oak waterSed Mon-Frl 7am-noon 352-4173 MovngSak) Eva'. S weekend. 1S2-1S00 CM 1-599-3481 72 Bulck Skylart Custom interior, auto, p.e . em-tm caeefte Good cond . no rust. 372- Call 352-1315 or 823-0015 (local) 3243 to hnd out about the beet kept secret '74 Pkito Runabout Hatchback Automatic In apertaeent Iheng In BO. $250 or beet oftet Cal 354-3072 after 4 p m HOUSES AND APARTMENTS Close lo Cam- FREE couch for the taking 212 N Church pua tor Summer IMS and 'It-** school year. 352-7842 1-2S7-SM1 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ttSTCft-GRAM8 ACROSS 3 Had lea 40 B*o ol 51 Jot IO< Junior 1 Vwtw from th« 4 MO'SI Cambodia 54 0 Neiii s