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* * * • * FRIDAY April 24,1998 Th * * * Volume 84, Issue 140 Bowling Green, Ohio *BG News ***** "An independent student voice serving Bowling Green since 1920"
Don't you tell me ... Seniors leave lasting present L) "Beyond BG" senior sendoff leaves students 'one last taste of BG.'
By DAWN GALLEHUE The IIC News Anderson Arena was trans- formed Thursday into a miniature simulation of the University cam- pus and the downtown area of the city of Bowling Green in order to give graduating undergraduate seniors "one last taste of BG" before graduation. Sponsored by BG Student Ambassadors The Senior Advisory Council, and The Student Alumni Association, the second annual Beyond BG--a Senior Celebration drew a number of University stu- dents together lo celebrate the largest on-campus graduation party of Ihe year. The theme of the event, "one last taste of BG" was designed to let students vote on their favorite eaieries in Bowing Green. Dlben- denelto's. Bllmpy's. Subway. Plsanello's Pizza. Domino's. Pizza Hut. Pagllai's. Campus Polleyeye's. Marco's Pizza. Barry's Bagels. Union Catering, and Grounds for Thought helped students make up their minds by giving away free samplings of their subs, pizzas, BG News Photo by Jeremy Martin breadslicks. h'ors d'ouvres. cof- Michael Valan, junior secondary education major, tries to make his point with an adamant Brother |ed in the Union Oval Thursday. fees, and deserts to all who attend- ed. University Ambassadors Erin Oyster and Beth Koscho passed out ballots lo students as they entered through the main Clinton, Duty of recycling left up to students entrance of the Arena. "It's so exciting to see such a □ The University Recycling Pro- According lo Cralg Wltlig. recycling coordi- great turnout at this event this Gore help nator for the University Recycling Program, slu year." Koscho said. "A lot of people gram encourages students to dents contributed to the decision not to provide Environment are here for the free food, but you contribute to the recycling of the University with the option of recycling plaa have to admit, that's all part of the tic anymore. the barrels we were gelling were always so lull college experience and we hope restore ol trash." Mascioli said. "We had to take the plastic on campus. "Personally. I think students could do a lot that this becomes a strong tradi- more. It first comes down to education and then lime to pick it out. II takes cooperation from tion at BG." both sides to make recycling easier." By WENDY SUTO convenience." Wlttlg said. They might not put "We hope thai Us giving people earth Kelly Rawllngs. sophomore special education as much effort Into recycling if It doesn't affect a chance to say 'goodbye' to each The BG Newt major and member of Ihe Environmental Action The ASMii i.iled I'tv-- them directly." other as well as lo the University." Across the country, people are celebrating Brian Mascioli. Junior environmental sci- Group, believes the on-campus recvcling pro- Oyster added. "We wanl this event HARPERS FERRY. WVa - At Earth Week. Recycling is Just one of the many ences major and employee of the program, used gram does a good Job. bul the students are Ihe to leave seniors wllh a happy a scenic overlook above the con- ways people can protect the environment for to work at the dining services on campus, bul ones who need to work harder on recycling memory and a good feeling." fluence of two rivers. President future generations lo enjoy. said he has found environmentally productive Currently, the on-campus recycling program One graduating senior. Kerl Clinton and Vice President Al Gore On the University campus, the University work at the center. He agrees with Wlttlg that recycles aluminum and steel beverage and food McCarthy, a biology major from mad* an Earth Day visit to the cans, green, brown and clear glass, newspa- Recycling Program at College Park recycles sev- students were partly to blame when the choice Cincinnatti left the event with a Appalachian Trail to lend a hand eral items, but stopped recycling plastic in the not to recycle plastic at the University was pers, office paper and magazines. Wiltlg said very good feeling as she waved to a restoration project. fall of 1997. three years after the program start- made. that depending on how much of a demand for goodbye to her Gamma Phi Beta Joining a group of volunteers, ed. "We don't recycle plastic anymore because the president and vice president • See RECYCfE, page five. • See BEYOND, page five. carried heavy rocks for construc- tion of a retaining wall They alto planted phlox In a revegelallon project. "I'd like to slay out here Community celebrates organ, tissue donation week wtih them the rest of the day." the During these broadcasts, green president said. It's great work." Channel 11 and radio ribbons and pins will be given out. Harpers Ferry, where the "I am very grateful to have received a young station K-100 in Toledo Health Gantt said green represents the Potomac River meets the Shenen- life that these donations give lo healthy liver. It truly is a gift of life." doah River. Is a picturesque stop- will be giving public ple a? possible about organ and those in need. ping point lor hikers on the 2.160 service announcements tissue donation. Joe Martini, director of the Bur- null Appalachian Trail stretching This week they have enlisted sar, carries a special appreciation Joe Martini from Katahdln. Maine, to Springer to promote National Ihe Toledo media, such as Channel for this week, having been a recip- bursar Mountain In Georgia Organ and Tissue II and radio station K-100 to ient himself. He received a liver Clinton was using his Earth Donation Awareness show support through public ser- transplant July. 1994. at the Mayo Day appearance to criticize Con- vice announcements about organ According lo Ganlt. organ and ble in case any unfortunate event greai Cot falling lo embrace his Clinic In Rochester. Minn. . Week. and tissue donation. 'I am very grateful to have tissue donation has been in exis- happens. Martini added that those environmental priorities. According lo Gall Ganlt. pro- tence since the 1960s and 1970s: wishing lo donale should put It on Republican lawmakers have received a young healthy liver M curement transplant coordinator however, there were many cases of their driver's licenses. largely abandoned their frontal By MATT GERACI truly is a gift of life." Martini said. of LCO. they are In charge of bodily rejection by recipients. As for Ihe success rates, she TheBCNem He explained that this week Is Maautl on what they consider today's events which Include two Therefore, il wasn't as mainstream satd it was hard to say. but over overly Intrusive environmental Just the beginning. There are many Organ and tissue donation can live broadcasts from country radio as It is today until Ihe 1980s, when Ihe lasl 20 years, many recipients policies. No longer Is there talk In events throughout the year thai save the lives of loved ones when station K 10(1 at two area Food the drug cyclosporine was Intro- have gone back to productive lives. Congress of stripping the Environ- are designed lo celebrate the mira- there is no where else to turn. Towns. The first broadcast will be cle of organ and tissue donation. duced. A stamp was made In apprecia- mental I'rolectlon Agency of Its from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the cor- tion of what Ihls week represents. powers or gutting the Endangered Today, marks the last day of Some of these are the National She said there are currenlly ner of Dorr and Reynolds Roads In 56.000 lives Mill wailing lo receive Postmaster General Marvin Run- Species Act. National Organ and Tissue Dona- Donor Sabbath and Ihe Olympic tion Awareness Week, which is Toledo. The second one will be Recipient Week. organ and tissue donations. On yeon commented This Is no ordi- A range of administration pro- from 3 p.m. lo 6 p.m. on Navarre nary stamp. It Is not meant lo be posals, from a modest package of devoted to reaching out to the K-100's radio personality. Har- Ihe issue of tissue donation alone, Ave. in Oregon. During Ihe broad- an attractive ornament for a letter. tax cuts and Incentives lo address nation about the benefits of these vey Steele. recently received a liver one donor can save Ihe lives of 60 east, bratwursts and 7 UP will be It is meant lo be part of a crusade, global warming to new efforls lo life saving techniques. transplant In November, 1997. people. available for a SI donation, which a crusade for life." clean up the nation's waterways Life Connection of Ohio ILCOI. Since his diagnosis for a liver Ganlt encouraged all those goes lo the public education efforts Contact Life Connection of Ohio and purchase new parkland, face located in Dayton. Is a year round transplant, he and his radio part- wishing lo donale their organs and of LCO on the benefits of organ for further information at stiff opposition on Capitol Hill. organization created for the sole ner have actively campaigned to tissues to discuss It wllh their purpose of reaching as many peo- and tissue donation. bring awareness lo this vital issue. family members as soon as possi- 419/893-4891 or 1800)262-5443.
r I page 2 The BG News Friday, April 24, 1998
Opinion Editor Natalie Miller OPINION 372-2604. I MHHi ■■M m The BG News Don't wait, change problems now "/ didn't pay much attention to trip?" a simple "Fine- is not good dren's issues. You are a woman or Ithe riotsl at the time because it enough We would compare stories you are friends wilh a woman. wasn't my problem - so / thought" of Ihe different ways our friends You're mother Is a woman. You arc ■Reginald Denny and even family shol us down. connecled lo women's issues. You "I don'l have lime for this." are or are friends wilh someone What does It take to slep out of Thai's not my problem" who is homosexual (surprise). Yon your comfort zone? What events "Can we talk aboul somelhing are connecled lo gay issues. need to lake place In order for you else?" Waiting until you directly expe- to worry aboul Issues? Where Is Thal's Ihere and I'm here so rience racism, classism or sexism your motivation? what do I care." to do somelhing aboul It is poinl- The list goes on . . . Often, we don't like to worry less because you're already there. about certain things because they It's nol like we were selling any- Ihing. When I have a slory about Living on Ihis planet In this coun- don't directly effect our everyday try. In this stale In this city you are lives. If you're from Ohio, you may Injustices, racism, classism. en driver. connected. not feel at all connected to events poverty, police brulalily. corrup- "An independent student voice serving These family members took I connect lo all of these. Looking in Jonesborough. Ark. You're in their grief and channeled II Inlo tion in ihe corrections system, college and you may not care dammil. I want someone lo llslen. at my piclure. you may Ihlnk that Bowling Green since 1920" productive and poslllve efforts lo all I want lo do is talk about race about finding ways to slop sense- benefit countless others. Believe Too many people walk around this and whal Ihe black men don't less violence. You may not care me. this is nol at all bad and I. for campus with no understanding of have, but I'm here to (ell you lha( until you become a victim. one. applaud their actions. Howev- what's important In this life. 210 West Hall the problems of this society are We always read (he stories of er. I can't help but wonder If we There's never a need lo worry much bigger lhan thai. You gotta Bowling Green State University how someone has gone through a need to wall for somelhing so ter- aboul what doesn't directly effect you. Thai's how it seems. Remem- look at history, baby! There's no terrible ordeal and then they turn rible lo happen before we get off Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ber how BG started locking Its around and form some sort of our asses and do something. need to discuss while apathy foundation or organization based doors after Julie Kane. Remember because It's limiting. We know Phone: (419) 372-2601 As I had mentioned before. I on their experience. how the upper class in Los Angeles what's around, so whal aclions are E-mail: [email protected] In the summer of 1981. in Hol- spent spring break in the South didn'l care aboul Ihe Rodney King we taking lo change things and Bronx. NY which was a wonderful lywood. Fla.. six-year-old son. situation until the lower class set how are we gelling to those who experience. It was great to see the Adam Walsh was abducted and fires. Almost two years later, the don't know of even care to know group that I was with (mostly laler found murdered. Not only did doors went back to unlocked. because It's "not their problem?" I DARLA WARNOCK his parents for the Adam Walsh white, small town, middle-to Almost six years laler. who gives a upper-class college students) come never heard more bulls"! In all mv Editor-in-Chief Child Resource Center and work to damn about Ihe lower class in LA? life. to realize the things that I knew all If you want things lo change, BRANDON WRAY pass the Missing Children's Act of If you wall for something lo along aboul life in poverty. It was you have lo change things. You NATALIE MILLER 1992. but his falher. John, is the happen before you gel involved, Associate Editor educational for me too. being in a hardly have reason (o say that Opinion Editor host of America's Most Wanted. you totally miss the whole idea of In 1980. following Ihe dealh of city that was much larger than my something doesn't relate to you. SARAH BEDNARSK1 own. II was like living under a You have a racial classification. prevention. News Editor ELIZABETH KERBY Candy Llghtner's 13-year-old Copy Chief daughter. Carl, an organization magnifying glass. You are connected to race issues. known as Mothers Against Drunk We all shared a common prob- You are of a certain income. You Derrick can be reached at JEREMY MARTIN Driving was formed. Carl was lem when we returned to BG. No are connected to class issues. You dajones@bgnei. He would like to Photo Editor JOHN WENZEL Entertainment Editor killed while walking along a city one wanted lo listen to us! When have a child or you are someone's credit the AMW and MADD web- street by a repeat-offender drunk- someone asks. 'How was vour child. You are connecled lo chil- sites for their assistance. SCOTT BROWN Graphics Editor Letters to the Editor policy The BG News encourages readers' input to dis- cuss topics of interest in the BCST community. If you would like N> have something printed in The BG News, we offer you two formats. ■ Letters to the Editor, letters are to be less than 500 words (less than two typed, dou- LETTERS ble-spaced pages). ■ Guest Columns, longer pieces (between 800-9U0 words) can be submitted as Guest Columns. Guest columns will be subject to Every lime 1 read another news story aboul Dan Price and the space limitations and considered based on unfortunate accident in which his friend Ryan Bernlhlsel was killed. topic relevance and quality Mease indude >our address, major, academic I am a lillle more saddened — both by the story itself and by its class and phone number (phone numbers are repercussions. i^D for verification < >nh and will not be published). If >uu are not a BCSU student, please provide your position and affiliation with the University or 1 extend my sympathy to anyone who knew and loved Ryan, and community especially to his parents. I am not a parent, and cannot know exact- Letters must be typed, not handwritten. Let- ly what they are going through, but I have experienced the death of ters brought in on a Macintosh-compatible disk are preferred. Bring the letter to Room an immediate family member. 1 know that grief and loss never real- 210 WW Hall, or email us at ly heal — you learn to live with them, and it's not an easy thing to bgnews*' bnnet.bgsu.edu. Be p'Tpared to show valid identification upon receipt of let- learn. That said, no amount of money would ever make up for the ter. Anonymous letters will be printed if valid loss of my father. Nothing can or could make up for the loss of Ryan identification is given and the editorial board EQWCH ONE IS CONGRESS deems anon>nury is in the proper interests either, and a lawsuit's only effect will be more pain for his family and of the writer. the Infliction of further pain on someone else. WILUN6TO STOP KIPS Space limitations may prevent The News from printing all letters received The News reserves the nghi to edit any and all letters. The Editorial I Ye followed this news story since the accident happened. Three Board acknowledges all cntnes submitted for things are clear to me. First. Ryan Bernlhlsel is dead. Second. Dan FROM SMOKING P publication. Price never Intended for this accident to happen (note the use of the word accident). He was not found to be legally drunk Idesplle the twisted representation of this fact by The BG Neva), and his crime seems to consist of making a poor judgment call and acting irre- sponsibly. Third, he Is paying for his poor Judgment. He has already On-vs. off-campus, roomie or no? been punished by our society's court system. If he is psychological- ly normal land we have no reason to believe he is notl. he Is being The end of the semester is helpful. As 1 said before, landlords while. So. if you get a roommale punished continually by the knowledge that his friend died In a car around the corner. This Is the time can take advantage of students please make sure that you will be he was driving. This is undoubtedly much worse than any funher that students cram for finals and when it comes to repairs and han- able lo gel along with each other. I make their summer plans. For dling the lease. I had a landlord monetary damages that can be enforced by a court of law. found thai the best roommate is those of us that will be serving iuest that was very lackadaisical when II one lhal you are not friends with. I My point Is this: Dan Price has already suffered the loss of a lime again next year, one of Ihe came lo fixing the hole In my roof. answered a roommate ad from a things that we will be thinking • ■ Columni Every lime it rained, it would also friend. Ihe blame for his death and punishment by the courts. I don't girl thai I did not know, and we got about is housing. The questions rain on my forehead while I was along greal! Crazy huh!? know Dan. but grief, guilt and shame are a tough combination for thai go through our head Is sleeping. Yes. this was In Bowling So now I live by myself and I anyone to face. I have to believe that he Is. as previously stated, whether on or off-campus Is better Green. Sometimes all II takes is a already paying heavily for his accident. Is II within anyone's moral and whether having a roommate is good lawyer to give a firm nudge lo love It. The only bad thing for me is rights (Ryan's parents, the media or the public in general) to further a good or bad thing. i:ON5IO'Kfc Ihe landlords. Another issue wilh thai I get scared sometimes. I had one Incident with a "peeping Tom" vilify or punish him? I. for one. don't Ihink so. First, let's tackle the on/off living off-campus thai I have and now I no longer open my bed- campus debate. Living on campus that may be going on between you noticed is that It really Is expen- can be a plus because if you are sive. The closer lo campus. Ihe room window. This is why security two. Not lo menllon. ihere are 4 Is very Important. However. I am Carol Gasser hungry, instead of having lo cook. a.m. fire drills ... more expensive il will be. There are Senior Ihere Is always a cafeteria near by. no student discounts. This is the good with dialing 911 In the dark. Scientific and Technical Communication So lets say you deride lo live off reason why some people choose The "peeping Tom" incident was The camaraderie of living on cam- campus. Privacy, no rules. ... but pus is also a plus because you will loommales. Ihe only problem lhal I have had alas, more responsibilities and be living next lo students Just like The Issue of having a roommale with living by myself and I have to you. There are resident advisors bills. I currently live off campus Penny Brown Special Projects Editor and by myself. I have livedj^ff Is a subject lhal I am all loo famil- say thai the BG police did a fine Tony Cavallario .Assistant Opinion Editor that plan dlfferenl activities to gel iar with because I have had a lol of Job In responding to my call. Involved in and on-campus stu- campus for a while now and I have Tom Denk been through several landlords. I roommates. I am not saying thai I There are advantages and dis- dents are better Informed about am a good roommale. I am not. Eric Kueblcr .Assistant Entertainment Editors am happy with my current land- advantages to living on or off cam- what Is going on ... on campus of Maybe because I am an only child. Dawn Chrise course lords because I feel like they actu- pus, it basically depends on your I don'l know. I Jusl cannot have an wallet and your maturity level. Dcnise Domanski .Assistant Copy Chiefs The bad thing aboul living on ally care aboul me as a residenl. roommate. I have found lhal wilh R\an Johnson .Assistant Sports Editor campus Is thai there Is almost no You will find that there are a lol of One thing that I like aboul where I all of my roommates, we were good live is thai In my building. wh
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j \ page 4 The BG News Friday, April 24, 1998 Editor-in-Chief Darla Warnock WIRE WATCH 372-6966 'OTMMMMt James Earl Ray dies at 70
The ASS(K i.tlvd Press NASHVILLE. Tenn. — James Earl Ray. the petty criminal who confessed lo assassinating Martin compiled from staff and wire reports Luther King Jr.. then recanted and spent decades seeking a trial, died this morning. He was 70. ■ FALSE ALARM Ray. who was serving a 99-year Student faces charges for false kidnapping prison sentence for the April 4. 1968. slaving, died of kidney fail- University student Sodie Smilh faces a charge of causing false ure and complications from liver alarm. If convicted, she faces up to a maximum SI.000 fine and six disease, said his brother, Jerry months in jail. Ray. He had been hospitalized Smith's charges stem from an April I incident in which she falsely repeatedly since late 1996. told Maumee Police officers that she was kidnapped from her Offen- By pleading guilty In March hauer West dorm room. She was spotted by police at the Maumee 1969. Ray avoided the possibility Showcase Cinemas and when approached, she fabricated the story. of a conviction at trial and a death In that statement. Smith said she met her "abductor" for the first sentence. He then argued lor yean time during a false fire alarm early April 1. She said the man knocked that he was coerced Into making on her door and forced, at gun point to go with him. After two weeks of investigation by the University Police Depart- the plea. ment. Smith confessed to making up the story and Is scheduled to His attempt to get a trial drew appear in the Bowling Green Municipal Court. Monday. an unlikely coalition that Included his family as well as Kings family ■ BOY SCOUTS and other civil rights leaders who believe King was the victim of a Leaders try to teach boys about chicken murder conspiracy, not a lone DALLAS — Boy Scout troop leaders are being roasted for arranging man. to let hatchet wielding scouts calch. kill and dress chickens for a "America will never have the ; photo camp dinner. benefit of Mr. Ray's trial, which James Earl Ray, Martin Luther King's convicted assassin, died Thursday after a long battle with liver disease. Leaders of Lake Highlands Troop 890 said they wanted to show would have produced new revela- He died at a time when his guilt was being questioned by many. Including King's son Dexter. scouts how their meals got to the table. tions about the assassination of "Chicken to them is a chicken nugget." said Scoutmaster James Martin Luther King Jr.. as well as Shepherd. "So the feeling was that, educationally, if they could see establish Ihe facts concerning Mr. assassination alone. house near the Lorraine al ihe Montreal and knew only as Raoul. this is where their chicken comes from, it would be good for them." Ray's innocence." Corelia Scotl Dexlcr King one ol Ihe slain time of Ihe assasslnalion. He had a and said he was off changing a tire So the troop, on a camping trip Saturday, was turned loose on a King, the slain civil rights leader's civil righls leader's four children, lengthy criminal record. Including when the shooting happened. flock of chickens from a processing plant. The scouts were shown how wife, said shortly after Ray's death. nui with Ray in 1997 at Riverbencl armed robbery, burglary, forgery Authorities have never established to kill, pluck, dress and prepare chickens for eating. Wayne Chastain. one of Ray's Maximum Security Institution in and unauthorized use of a motor any connection between Raoul and Ten to 15 of the 80 scouts declined to participate, and two parents lawyers, agreed: "We still think Nashville and said he no longer vehk ic the slaying, and numerous courts later complained. he's innocent. ... History will have believed Ray killed his father. He fled the city shortly after Ihe said there was no evidence anyone "It was obvious they were upset." Shepherd said. "In retrospect, we to wriie the final verdict.- Chastain Prosecutors died ihe evidence shooting and was captured in Lon- else- was Involved. No one else was obviously shouldn't have done It." said today. against Ray and noted lhal rourls don Iwo months later. ever charged, "Scouting's position Is that killing an animal isn't part of any BSA William GlbbonsMhe lead stale had repeatedly upheld ihe guilty When he pleaded guilty Ihe fol- Rays last legal effort concen- program." said Rob Hoffman, a spokesman for Circle 10 Council of the prosecutor in Memphis, said Ray's plea. low inn year, he agreed to a detailed Irated on teats he warned conduct- Boy Scouts of America, which oversees scouting in 13 north Texas and legal petitions aimed al getting Ins It was 30 years ago (his month description ol how Investigators ed on Ihe rifle thai prosecutors say Oklahoma counties. guilty plea Ihrown out are now said ihe crime happened. was the murder weapon. It had The idea came from the fathers of three troop members who fondly whin King was shoi while standing over. on a second-floor balcony of Ihe Prosecutor Phil M. Canale Jr been purchased by Ray and was remembered a similar trip during their scouting days found near the murder scene Evidently the troop hadn't done this since then. 25 years ago." "About the only thing I can say Lorraine Motel in Memphis. He said there was no evidence of a moments after King was shot, with Shepherd said. "Now 1 know why." Is 1 believe the hislory books will was in town to support striking conspiracy He did not outline a accurately record thai James Earl sanitation workers. motive for the killing or accuse Ray Ray's (ingerprinls on It. But Ray Ray was the killer of Dr. King." of being a raclsl. claimed it was placed there to ■ DETOUR The assassination touched off Gibbons said. race riots in more than 100 Cities Even though he had (old the frame him. Construction crews to build bridge to Hell The Rev. Joseph Lowery. a co- and set off one ol ihe biggest man- Judge he understood Ihe plea Funeral arrangements weren't HELL. Mich. — The bridge to Hell is being repaved with good inten- founder of King's Southern Christ- hunts in U.S. hislory couldn't be appealed. Ray began Immediately announced, bul earli- tions, but locals fear It will be bad for business ian Leadership Conference, said Ray a Fugitive from a Missouri Irving lo lake II back Ihree days er Ihis year Jerry Ray said his ; This summer, repair crews will reconstruct a 62 year-old bridge earlier that he never believed Ray prison where he was serving lime later. He claimed he was set up by brolher wished to be cremated and rjiat serves the main road through town. The work will block traffic for was smart enough lo plan the for robbery, was slaying in a flop- a shadowy gun dealer he mel In his ashes flown to Ireland. fliree months. t "It'll close the whole town." said Hell Chamber of Commerce Presl lent Jim Ley. "That's where our money comes from. It'll kill us."' Investigation starts in death of McCartney ► Tourists flock to this unincorporated rural village, about 55 miles frst of Detroit, for its underworldry allure. Many leave with souvenir The ASM « i.iletl Press in a place thai was private 10 her following It, Peterson said: "It's the Sgl. Tom Nelson, who runs Ihe |ems that say "I've been to Hell and back." and her lanitly." Baker said whole thing." Coroner's Bureau of the Sheriffs f "It's probably going to put a couple of us out of business." said Hell LOS ANGELES - Santa Bar- Mrs. McCartney's family Coroner and health deparlmenl Department, told the Santa Bar- Creek Party Store owner Marvin Nowak. bara County officials said Wednes- released a statement Sunday say- officials said they don't have the bara News-Press the coroner has '• The Dam Site Inn. just west of the bridge, will lose Its link to Hell day no death certificate has been ing that she died of breast cancer paperwork I hat must be filed after no dealh certificate and didn't \pt the duration, co-owner Carla McCall complained. filed for Linda McCartney and a al age 56 while on a vacation In a person dies In the county. issue the necessary permit for Mrs. < This will be like a dead end." she said. family spokesman hinted that she Santa Barbara. Authorities say It's unusual that McCartney to be cremated. Media may have died elsewhere. Sheriffs officials refused io give they haven't received paper work reports in England have said she : ■ VOODOO Geoff Baker said the family further details ol their Investiga for Mrs. McCartney by now. was cremaled and her remains School Board member exorcises evil allowed everyone lo assume the tion Into why no deaih certificate This paperwork includes a scattered there. American-born wife of Paul has l>een filed. death certificate and a form for the "What is supposed to take place ' DULUTH. Minn. — School board chairman Harry Welty got right lo McCartney died in Sanla Barbara "This is an ongoing active inves- dispensation of human remains. did not lake place. Nelson told the Ihe point. in an effort to allow Ihe family tigation and until we gel some of The mortuary hasn't filed any- News-Press. ! Frustrated over teacher contract negotiations, he stabbed a pin Into time lo get back to England In our quesllons answered, we're not thing yet. We have no information Contacted by The Associated ■ voodoo doll and asked It to "exorcise the evil spirits" from the board. peace." going to be able lo comment any whatsoever. Nobody has contacted Press. Nelson refused to comment Jhen quit as chairman. He remains a board member Reports have surfaced that she further said sheriffs spokesman us so I don'l know wh.it hap- and referred calls lo Peterson. ; Welty resigned Tuesday in front of 300 teachers lobbying for better died outside the city In an unincor- Sgt. Jim Peterson pened." said Elaine Scharf. who Baker denied rumors lhal Mrs. salaries The teachers, who have been working without a contract porated part of the county. Asked if Ihe Investigation cov- works In Ihe records section of the McCartney's death was an assslsl- since July, have voted to authorize a strike if negotiations fail. "When Linda died last Friday ered the circumstances of her Santa Barbara County Health ed-suicide. • A former teacher. Welty saw himself a peacemaker. with her family around her it was death or Ihe paperwork procedures Department. This is not true." Baker said.
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' ! > Friday, April 24, 1998 The BG News page 5 Twilight BG Hospital defends handling of 'no blacks' note The Assoi lated Press "Until further notice, DETROIT — About 30 pickets showed up at a hospital Thursday please assign the lo protest Its handling of a nursing patient ...to white supervisor who asked black staffers to slay away from a senile staff members." while patient who feared blacks. The supervisor was counseled Sign posted in Detroit. and reprimanded, and Sinai Hos- piial apologized, bul the protester-, Hospital want her fired. per ihe requesl of a white patienl The white nursing supervisor posted the note about Ihe 90-year- ihe medlcai center's staff of 19.000 old while patient In a nurse's room are black, spokeswoman Cheryl April 14. The hospital has not Yurkovich said. released their names. The hospital had started diver- "Until further notice, please si iv I raining for employees six assign the patient ... to while slaff months ago. and Broughton said members,'' the note said. This Is I In- case was handled responsibly. per family requests In an attempt Protester Helen Moore said lo decrease his confusion and agi- racism Is Institutional at Sinai. tation. Per his sister, this patienl "People are supposed to be was attacked by a black man some treated equally, especially in years ago. and Ihey aren't sure health care institutions." she said. what lo do." "Maybe it will open up a can of The Detroit Medical Center, worms to see what's been going on which runs the hospital, said the here." patient's request was never hon- Later Thursday, the City Coun- ored. cil voted 7-0 in favor of a resolu- "It was an incident that never tion that said the council viewed should have happened." said Paul the incident "not as a "mistake' but Broughton. a senior vice presi- as a sorry commentary of the cur- dent. "It was a serious mistake. We rent state of race relations in are apologizing lo our employees, southeastern Michigan." Thomas Votava, Bowling Green City Police Chief, and lames Weigand, director of campus safety, discussed the role of diversit) in law to ihe community, to our The resolution called for the enforcement after the Wednesday performance of "Twilight Los Angeles." The play deals with issues relating to the 1992 los Angeles riots. patients." hospital to acknowledge a pattern ' About half of the hospital's of racism and lake steps to over- employees and about 40 percent of come It.
RECYCLE BEYOND Bertholon & Rowland Realty Group Continued from page one. Irving to receive more money to Continued from page one. all classes periodically througoul ed by three local bands (Trashcan mi rcase their $50,000 a year bud- < Ihe evening. In order lo receive Philosophers. Tito Slack, and 10 available al consultation booths. recycling an item is needed, some get to S70.000 a year. Each sorority sisters and drove away in these prizes, students were asked Wall) who performed in a large lent The reality of graduation may. areas on campus recycle more semester. SI .50 comes oul of each her brand new In a 1998 Nissan lo display their BG knowledge and on Ihe Olscamp/Anderson lawn. not be sinking in for most seniors spirit in such ways as singing ilie Another highlighl of Ihe evening ilems than others. student's general fees to help Ihe Ultima. The car. donated by a Uni- yet. bul there is no doubt that University's Alma Maler. Flghl was the presentation of Ihe Stu- "Our general philosophy is we recycling program, and lhal could versity alumnae, was the grand prize in a raffle for graduating Song, or "Ay Zlg" or participating dent Ambassadors' Outstanding seniors present al Beyond BG were look at a building, examine the Increase al least one more dollar, seniors only. In a dance contest on the lawn Senior Award. Monica Hassel. a feeling a little nostalgic by the end wastes and try to concenlrale on should the new budget be whatever there is the most of." Wit- Other prizes. Including CD's, between Olscamp H^ll and Ander- senior business major from Sylva of the evening. approved tig said. "Office paper and maga- home videos, a custom-tailored son Arena. nia, was selected from 10 finalists "I'm excited, bul sad to be leav- Each year, between 750 - 800 zines are nol in high concentration suit, sporting equipment used and The Student Ambassadors also to be Ihe 1998 recipient of this ing." said Chad Wyen. a senior the< Ions of materials are recycled on signed by University alheleles. gave a S500 scholarship and six award. In the residence halls compared lo atre major. "It's pretty cool seeing office and academic buildings on campus, which represents 25 per- VCR's. TV's, stereos, and cellular months free rent from Newkwe Beyond BG also offered gradu- a lol of people I know again-some campus." cent - 30 percent of Ihe campus phones, golf clubs, and a fulon realty to two rising seniors. ates financial advice, having repre- The program Is in ihe process of waste stream, according to wntig. couch were awarded lo students in Music for Ihe event was provid- sentatives from First USA and Ihe mavbe for the last lime."
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Aimed at help- The sleeping astronauts' brain ing insomniacs in orbit as well as waves are recorded on a small on Earth, the experiment features $20,000 device that's a miniatur- melatonln as well as the latest in ized version of the bulky equip- sleep-monitoring technology. ment typically found in hospital "We're very excited about the use of this new technology on this sleep labs. Once the crewmen mission." said Dr. Charles Czeisler. wake up. they beam down the a sleep specialist at Brigham and recorded data. Women's Hospital in Boston. As of Wednesday. Czeisler and Two of the astronauts — his team had received more than Czeisler wouldn't say which ones, 6.000 pages of recorded brain citing medical privacy — suited up waves. He said the crew seems to before going to bed late Wednes- be sleeping well since arriving in day. It was the second time this orbit last Friday. Indeed, astro- week they had to wear the scary- naut-physician Dave Williams said looking gel-up. It's been taking him 15 to 30 min- Their heads were wrapped with utes to fall asleep but he feels a helmetlikc blue netting dotted "quite well rested."' with white electrodes to measure Astronauts tend to sleep poorly brain waves. They wore wrist mon- in orbit, and it's no wonder. itors to gauge their amount of Instead of a sunrise every 24 sleep and swallowed radio trans- hours, there's one every 1 III mitters to measure body tempera- hours. The same goes for sunset. lure as well as a pill that they take "You'll feel wide awake and daily. They don't know whether the you'll look out the window and it's Anociated Preti photo Astronaut! on the space shuttle Columbia are participating in the most in-depth sleep study ever done In space. The study is being done to try to tablet is the melatonin hormone or pilch black out." Williams help insomniacs in orbit and on Earth. a placebo. explained Wednesday. Overseas Press Club honors *60 Minutes' Cannon executed for The Associated Press Zaire refugees. The Los Angeles Times won two — Ed Cunningham Memorial, Mark Bowden. of the Philadel- prizes — the Robert Spiers Ben- for best magazine reporting from brutal murder he NEW YORK - The Overseas phia Inquirer, won the Hal Boyle jamin Award went to Mary Beth abroad, to a Newsweek team for Press Club awarded Journalism Award, given for best reporting Sheridan for stories from Mexico Hong Kong's handover to China." prizes Thursday for reporting on from abroad, for "Blackhawk as the best reporting from Latin — Morton Frank Award, to committed at age 17 violence in Africa and the Asian Down." a 29-parl narrative about America: the Madeline Dane Ross Business Week's Asia Team lor HUNTSV1LLE. Texas - II look small. ;economlc crisis, and honored CBS' the U.S. military failure In Soma- Award went to two erftrles by Vano- "Asia in Crisis." best magazine Texas officials Iwo tries Wednesday It was only Ihe second lime in venerable "60 Minutes" with a lia. ra Bennett and Carol J. Williams reporting from abroad. lo cxerule a man who was 17 when 148 lethal Injections in Texas thai President's Lifetime Achievement Two New York Times reporters. on post-Soviet Russia. — Thomas Nast Award for best he shol and killed a woman who officials experienced difficulty with Award. Howard W. French and James C. Other prizes included: cartoons on foreign affairs, to had taken him In so he could avoid Ihe needle. In December 1988. a The club, in an unusual move, Jail. similar "blow out" occurred during gave two awards to a single entry McKinley Jr.. won the Bob Consl- — Lowell Thomas Award, to Robert Arlail of The Stale, of Ihe execution of Raymond Landry. — "Requiem. By the Photographers dlne Award for best Interpretation ABC News radio, and the David Columbia. S.C. The first allempt failed when a Cannon had spent ntpj'e than Who Died in Vietnam and Indochi- of foreign affairs for their coverage Kaplan Award, for best spot televi- — Cornelius Ryan Award for vein In Joseph Cannons arm col- half his life on death row. na." a book conceived as a memor- of civilian massacres in Zaire. sion coverage, to "NBC Nightly best nonfiction book on foreign lapsed, requiring the lethal needle In 1977. he shot Mrs. Walsh. ial to 135 photographers killed "'Requiem.'" published by Ran- News." both for Zaire. affairs, to Patrick Smith for lo be removed and then restarted, covering wars in Indochina from dom House, was unique because it — Edward R. Murrow Award, to "Japan: A Relnterpretation." Pan- prison officials said. 45. a San Antonio attorney. Mrs. the 1950s to the 1970s. included work by photographers Frontline/WGBH Boston and BBC theon Books. Cannon. 38. died after a second Walsh's brother, also an attorney, had represented Cannon In a bur- The book's creators and co-edl- on the communist side. Both Faas Panorama, for best interpretation — Whitman Bassow Award, dosage of lethal drugs was pumped glary case and convinced her to let Ijors. Horst Faas. a senior editor for and Page were wounded covering or documentary, for Rwanda. best foreign environmental report- into his arms. The Associated Press in London, Vietnam. — Malcolm Forbes Award, for ing. lo The Sun of Baltimore for a Cannon had already made his him live at her home in September 1977 so he could remain on proba- and Tim Page, a British freelancer, Il was Faas' second Capa best business reporting by news- team report on toxic dangers in final statement and goodbyes tion and avoid Jail, won the Robert Capa Gold Medal Award: he also holds two Pulitzer paper or wire service, to The Wall ship scrap yards. when the first injection began. and the Olivier Rebbot Award. Prizes. The Capa prize, for "excep- Street Journal, and the Carl — Eric and Amy Burger Award After closing his eyes momen- A week later. Mrs. Walsh — a ; John Moore, of The Associated tional courage and enterprise." is Splelvogel Award for best foreign for best foreign reporting on tarily, he turned toward a window mother of eight — was shot repeat- fress. won the John Faber Award named for the photographer who business reporting for broadcast, human rights, lo ABC's Prime where witnesses were standing. edly by Cannon alter she came home for lunch. High on alcohol for best photographic reporting was killed in Indochina in 1954 to National Public Radio, both for Time Live." for "Blood Money." a "It's come undone." he said. and drugs, he also tried to rape her from abroad, for his "strikingly and whose last frames appear In coverage of the Asian economic cri- report on trafficking in Chinese Prison officials then shut a M* and different" pictures of "Requiem." sis body parts, and CBS "Public Eye." and then drove away in one of the drape that blocked him from wit- family's cars. nesses. Witnesses were led out- The Good Samaritan story was M side, where they waited for 15 min- turned upside down by him. said utes while prison officials worked Paul Canales. the assistant district WHY HAUL IT HOME to establish another Injection. "1 attorney who prosecuted Cannon. kind of lost my cool a while ago.'" a "He's the type of guy that makes Summer Storage Available HEY! smiling Cannon said, greeting wit- you want lo lock your doors and Buckeye nesses as they entered a second not pick up hitchhikers." Self 24 Hour Access lime. Storag< Cannon blamed his behavior on For More Information English majors! We want you to lend During a second round of final mental problems that started at statements, witnesses for Cannon Call (419) 352-1520 age 4 when he was hit by a car. He us a hand! Paid positions available for cried and prayed together. was kicked out of the first grade fall at The BG News. Come fill out an "I m sorry for what I did lo your and never attended school. mom." he said to five sons of victim Cannon was the fillh Texas UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL UHAUL application at 210 West Hall. Anne Walsh, all of whom attended inmate convicted of a murder com- Denny Smith's BG Truck Accessories the execution. 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After that, officers will of oil saga Smith, high school senior. visit Chicago. Dallas. Detroit. Los The Associated Press He doesn't want to go to war. He Angeles. Miami and other cities. LOS ANGELES - The gusher doesn't believe In violence. But he "Anywhere you have high-den- knows that he's required by law to thai was "Dallas'" still has a few sity urban areas, the dropout rates vintage barrels left to give. sign up with the Selective Service are high and It's hard to get the In case of a potential draft. If he One of the longest-running message across." said Lew Brod- series ever, second only to "Gun- doesn't, he could lose out on col- sky. director of Selective Service's lege financial aid or end up In Jail. smoke." the family saga of big oil public information office. and big greed returns as a televi- "I'm going to college so I know 1 "It ends up costing the taxpay- have to do It." said Smith, a 17- sion movie Friday with Its key ers money each time we have to players little changed. year-old student at Boston's Snow- send out letters tracking these den International High School. J.R. Ewlng's appetites — for guys down and issuing them warn- sex. for power, for manipulation — "But If a war happened I wouldn't ing letters." he said. "Besides, if go. War is barbaric." are Intact. He's slowed a few steps the country were to ever go to war. but he's still a crude ole boy. and The Vietnam War may be over, it's important that we have these •but the angst of signing up for a Larry Hagman again plays him men on file." wllh relish. potential draft still lingers for Signing up doesn't mean every today's young men and teen-agers. "A conscience is a lot of trouble. young man is headed to the next It's like a boat or an airplane: If Many fall to register with the Selec- war. If Congress reinstated the tive Service on time. Others don't you ever feel you need one. rent It." draft, only men who turn 20 that Ewing advises at one point, his sign up at all. particularly in urban year would be called on to serve, areas. eyes sparkling with lhat JR. zest said Larry Waltman, an agency that means folks should be watch- Four years ago. about 95 per- spokesman. cent of the country's 18 to 25-year- ing their backs. The sign-up campaign includes Let attorney Richard Fish of old men had registered. Now. offi- talking with sludents and distrib- cials think registration has slipped "Ally McBeal" spout his little say- uting brochures emblazoned with ings known as Flshisms: he's got to 90 percent. such slogans as. "It's what a man That means the numbers of Two high school students hold a registration book for selective service. The government is still requiring nothing on J.R.'s capltal-lsms. has to do." and "For men only." males to register for selective service even though the United States is not actively enganged in war. "Dallas: War of the Ewings." air- young men who failed to register Women are not required to sign have doubled from aboul 700.000 Dodgers could also face prose- "I believe thai the draft registra- This is really wrong. ing 9 p.m. EDT Friday on CBS. up. also brings back Bobby Ewlng In 1994 to 1.4 million today, based Registration for the draft was cution, as Paul Jacob experienced. tion destroys the values that our Since mandatory registration on estimates that 1.8 million men Jacob prolesled the mandatory society is committed to defending." was resumed, more than 38 mil- (Patrick Duffy) as the good son and suspended In 1975. but it was Sue Ellen Ewing (Linda Gray) as turn 18 every year. resumed in 1980. Now. all men registration in 1980 and was said Jacob. 38. who lives and lion men have signed up for the To tackle the problem — one the charged in federal court In works in Washington, D.C. "One of Selective Service. Twenty people — the not-so-good (but now more lib- have to register within 30 days of erated) former wife of J.R. agency said Is costing taxpayers — their I8lh birthday. If they don't, Arkansas with violating the Mili- the first Ihlngs this agency is ask- including Jacob — have been pros- a massive sign-up campaign has tary Selective Service Act. He was ing kids lo do once they enler ecuted. When someone falls to reg- The shenanigans are roughly they can't get financial aid for col- the same as In Ihe 1978-91 series: been aimed at urban high schools. lege, student loans, federal Jobs or found guilty and served five adulthood Is to sign away their isler. the service passes their name Officers visited several schools months in a Texas prison In 1985. rights to live the way they choose. to the Justice Department. This time out. Bobby and Sue U.S. citizenship. Ellen have control of Ewing Oil and J.R. wants it back. We also get bar fights, cattle rustling and profes- HIV infection remains steady in United States sional women dressed In unprofes- slonally sexy outfits. The Associated Pics generation, you have to start at the begin- This Is a case of the glass is half full." thai we arc nol seeing a substantial It seems that "Dallas" is caught ning." said Terry Hammond, a CDC spokes- »aid Cornelius Baker of the National Associ- decline." in the HP.' infection rate, said Dr. ATLANTA — Despite a historic drop In in a bit of a time warp, a product of woman. ation of People wllh AIDS. "People are living Patricia Fleming, a CDC researcher. Ihe Decade of Greed that spawned AIDS cases and deaths in the United States Using statistics from the 25 stales thai longer. Thai's great. But with a steady infec- in the last few years, the rale at which peo- The CDC estimated lhat HIV cases it. Executive producer Rich Heller report infection rales, the CDC estimaled a tion rate, it means the epidemic isn't going cheerfully agrees. ple are becoming Infected with HP/ has held 2 percent decline from 1995 to 1996 in I he away." between 1994 and mid-1997 dropped slight- relatively steady, the government said ly among men but increased among women. That's not lo say the formula number of new HP.' cases diagnosed among People diagnosed with HfV are nol con- can't be tinkered with a bit. "Dal- Thursday. people 13 or older. sidered AIDS cases until Ihey actually devel- The study also showed HIV Infections The Centers for Disease Control and Pre- las" enjoys a bit of a wink al Itself, AIDS deaths dropped 21 percent in 1996. op symptoms of the disease. So delayin. the among young people overall had leveled off. stopping Just shy of parody. It's vention said that many people are not heed- while the number of people with AIDS onset of AIDS and prolonging the lives of but minorities now make up a greater por- clear no one's really going to get ing warnings about unsafe sex and drug dropped 6 percent, according to figures pre- AIDS patients can reduce the number of hurt this time around. After all use. viously released by the CDC. AIDS deaths AIDS deaths even while there's little change tion of that group. Of Ihe 7.200 cases of HIV reported among 13- lo 24-year-olds. 63 per- these years, the battles don't seem "It shows the need for sustained preven- were down an additional 44 percent In Ihe in the rale of new HfV cases. quite so urgent. tion. What we have seen is that with every first half of 1997. "We're not seeing good news in the fact cenl were black and 5 percent Hispanic. . c ***************^********************* JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE SUMMER & FALL RENTALS (Too many to list)
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\ I page 8 The BG News Friday, April 24, 1998 JQ SPORTS BG trackers split up for weekend meets Men's Track Men's Track □ The Falcon men's and Field and Field team wil I be travel ing to Michigan and Iowa this weekend. Drake Relays Hillsdale "Gina" Relays By TIMOTHY MINNECI Today • 8 a.m. Saturday • 10am The BC News Drake Stadium Drake Stadium and Drake and Drake Today • Noon Saturday • Noon The Bowling Green men's Intramural Fields, Intramural Fields, Hillsdale College Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Hillsdale College track team is doing the splits this weekend. • Started in 1910, The Drake Coach Sid Sink is sending a Relays are one of the oldest and • The other half of BG's squad small select group to compete In most prestigious track and field heads to Hillsdale for two days of the Drake Relays in Des Moines, competition. meets of the outdoor season. A Iowa today. The majority of record 97 events are planned. other Falcon tracksters will head north today to Hillsdale College in Michigan for the "Gina" Re- lays that run until Saturday. "This weekend some will have the opportunity of running at Drake, one of the best track meets in the U.S.," stated Sink. "Some will go to Hillsdale for a very good competition." Heading to Drake, among oth- BG Ncwf phot* by Amy Va» Horn ers, will be junior sprinter Rah'- Falcon runners Craig Nieset and Patrick Miller will help lead the Falcons as the team splits up for the Sheen Clay, who is currently weekend. ranked second in the Mid- American Conference in the 200 and 400 meter dash and sixth in bouts with high winds and rain, in the 400 meter dash and sixth in Miller in winning the 800 meter the 100. Clay set a new school re- making NCAA qualifying times the country. According to (last week at Ball State) and Mike cord in the quarter mile last hard to come by for some. Trackwire, the Eagles are cur- Kastelic in the javelin," said weekend with a time of 46.87. In Those expected to make the rently tied for 21st in the nation Sink. "We need people to contin- the 4X100 meter relay last week- trip to Hillsdale for BG are jun- based on overall team scoring. ue to perform well." end at Ball State, Clay anchored a ior decathlete Alex Sprague and Although depth seems to be a The Drake Relays are invita- come from behind victory in the sophomore Mike Hustler, who problem for the Falcons, espe- tional only, and less than a dozen last leg to give BG the victory. set a personal record in the jave- cially with the reoccuring injury BG men will make the trek to one Sink said he is very happy with lin last weekend at BSU with a problems of juniors James Es- of the oldest and most respected Clay's performance this outdoor throw of 203'10". trada and Eric Holmes, Sink be- track and field meets in the coun- Students, Faculty season, especially considering Among the competitors at the lieves that strong performances try. Drake has sold out the relays the lack of favorable weather Drake Relays will be MAC indoor by others besides Clay, Travis for 31 consecutive years and and Staff- conditions in recent meets. A champion and outdoor favorite Downey in the vault and thrower have seen such notable athletes number of trips south to such Eastern Michigan, who boast jun- Alex Moser can make up the dif- as sprinters Michael Johnson, Company Many thanks for all the destinations as Tennessee and ior track phenom Clement ference. Butch Reynolds and Gwen Tor- Chuwku, ranked first in the MAC 525 Rldgr Street North Carolina have resulted in "We had good efforts by Pat rence. Bowling Green. OH business over the past (4191354-3278 academic year! LATINO STUDENT UNION & Summer Hours (beginning May 8,1998) WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Friday 800am - 5:00 pm PRESENT: Closed Saturday &. Sunday SPRING JRM '38 Poster Titanic
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LARGO, Md. - Washington Wizards forward Chris Webber Castillo leads Tigers over Mud Hens temporarily maintained his Maryland driving privilege Thurs- day after a hearing before an administrative law judge at the Motor Vehicle Administration office. The Associated Press nite he'll pitch Tuesday," Tigers Buddy Bell said. "He pitched next Tuesday." Judge Stephen Nichols said he will review the case further and general manager Randy Smith much better than he did in Flor- Encamacion, recovering from issue a final decision within 30 days. TOLEDO, Ohio - Nobody ex- said. ida. His changeup, breaking ball, a broken right foot, is expected to Webber, 25, was charged with second-degree assault, resisting pects Frank Castillo to be the Castillo, a seven-year National Join the Mud Hens when he's arrest, marijuana possession, driving under the influence of slider, his command of all his drugs and several other traffic offenses after being stopped in cure for what alls the Detroit League veteran signed as a free pitches was good." ready to play every day. The Tigers' starting rotation. But at Landover on Jan. 20 for allegedly speeding while on his way to agent In the offseason, went on Oliver provided the game's Tigers have no plans to recall practice. least the veteran right-hander the disabled list March 24 with a only run with a fifth-inning him in the near future, but that Police said after Webber failed to produce his driver's license has proven himself ready to Join right shoulder strain. He didn't homer off Toledo' right-hander could change if the club's disas- or vehicle registration, an altercation ensued and officer Ray- it have a good spring before the in- Kerry Taylor. trous start continues. mond Kane used pepper spray on Webber. Castillo pitched S 2-3 shutout Jury, but the right-hander hasn't Two other Tigers who have The Tigers also announced a Innings and Joe Oliver homered allowed a run in 11 2-3 innings of been missing all season, short- roster move Thursday. They've Pacers route Cavs in first game Thursday as the Tigers won 1-0 two rehabilitation starts In the stop Deivi Cruz and outfielder purchased the contract of Toledo over the Toledo Mud Hens in the last week. Juan Encamacion, also played outfielder Andy Tomberlin, and INDIANAPOLIS - Back In the playoffs for the first time in two annual exhibition game against "I felt good out there; there Thursday. he'll join the club in New York. years, the Indiana Pacers didn't look like they had skipped a their top farm club. was no pain in my shoulder," Cruz, a dazzling fielder as a Tomberlin, 31, was signed to a beat. Chris Mullin scored 20 points, including four 3-pointers, and The Tigers resume American Castillo said Thursday. "It was rookie last year, has been re- minor league contract in Decem- League play Friday night with ber and hit .281 with three home Reggie Miller had 11 of his 19 points in the first quarter as the nice and easy and painless. I had covering from a broken left foot. Indiana Pacers trounced Cleveland 106-77 Thursday night in the the start of a three-game road se- good command of my pitches and runs and eight RBIs in 17 spring The Tigers hope he can be acti- opening game of their best-of-5 playoff series. ries against the New York Yan- I kept the ball down." vated sometime next week to training games. He batted .340 The Pacers shot 69 percent (ll-of-16) in each of the first two kees. Then they play two games Castillo gave up just three hits shore up a defense now ranking with two homers and four RBIs periods and were up 31-18 after a first quarter in which Cleve- at Boston, and Castillo will make against the Mud Hens. He struck last In the majors. in 14 games with Toledo. land was limited to 36 percent shooting (8-of-22) and had seven his first American League start out eight and walked two. "He still says he has a little Tomberlin fills the roster spot turnovers. Tuesday night at Fenway Park. "I was real impressed with the soreness in the foot," Bell said. of outfielder Pete Incavigilia, Indiana led by at least nine points the rest of the way and im- "I'd say it's pretty much defi- way he threw," Tigers manager "We're hoping to get him back who was released Wednesday. proved to 26-0 this season when scoring at least 100 points. The Cavaliers, who like Indiana missed the playoffs last year, will have a chance to even the series Saturday afternoon before the site switches to Cleveland on Monday night. compiledfrom staff and wire reports mute G WOMEN'S SOFTBALL ^poustic G ruitar >\ftist BGSU Friday, April 24 vs. FOR SUMMER 6:00pm Eastern Michigan EMPLOYMENT. Silver River Cafe Work 10 to 20 hrs./wk. with Powor (Double header) Macs, XPross. Illustrator, Photoshop, FREE! ad/publication dosign, scanning... Saturday ana still havo timo for classos. Questions? Call 372-7164 INTERESTED? 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During his incredi- "The dilemma had nothing to do ble streak he has endured a with the streak. We were in first sprained left ankle, a twisted place and headed for the playoffs right ankle, a twisted right knee - a situation every baseball and severe lower back spasms. player wants to be In - so I de- Ripken's uncanny threshold cided I had to play through the for pain is not the only reason he pain." hasn't missed a game for the Bal- Although he sometimes ached timore Orioles since May 29, so much that he couldn't sit down 1982. His tireless work ethic and in the dugout, Ripken made It unwavering consistency have through the season. He then made it easy for the eight man- spurned offseason surgery, in- agers he's played for to write his stead working diligently to Atlanta unveils name on the lineup card every strengthen his back. The regi- day. men continued this spring, when It's been more than 2 years he hoisted a medicine ball since Ripken passed Lou Geh- thousands of times before, dur- expansion logo rig's seemingly unbreakable ing and after exhibition games. major league record of 2,130 The Associated Press foot from the tip of its beak to the consecutive games. When he "I wish I could put a camera on end of its tail feathers. takes the field at third base Sat- Cal from the time he walks into ATLANTA - The brown thra- Some bird experts say the urday night against the Oakland the ballpark to the time he sher is a tiny bird that forages in thrasher is a meek animal that Athletics, Ripken's 2,500-game leaves," Orioles manager Ray leaves and has been known to will turn tail feathers and run run will be larger than the next Miller said. "I'd show it to a flee from a fight Needless to say, from a confrontation. But others 22 current streaks combined. minor league player and say, 'If that's not the impression sug- say it can be an aggressive bird "Twenty-five hundred? It's a you want to be a great player like gested from the logo unveiled that forages on the ground and round number and I'm proud of a Lou Gehrig or a Babe Ruth, just Thursday by the Atlanta Thra- will squawk back when threat- it," Ripken said. "I'm proud I can do this every day.' His work ethic shers, who will Join the NHL in ened. still go out and play every day. is just phenomenal." 1999. There was no doubt which side The toughest thing is to keep a Ripken was hitting .289 with 13 The Thrashers' logo is a fierce- the NHL team was on when it un- fresh approach." RBIs in 20 games through AiiocUtcd PITH pkolo looking bird with a scowl on its veiled the logo during a cere- Now 37, Ripken knows there Thursday, but as soon as he slips face, a tornado-like whirlwind mony in the atrium of CNN will soon be a day when he will into a slump, detractors of the Cal Ripken is expected to play in his 2500th consecutive game Sat- for a body and a hockey stick Center, next door to a new have to fight to hold onto the streak will insist that he volun- urday when the Orioles take on Oakland. brandished menacingly from its 18,500-seat arena that's under starting Job. That, and the tarily sit himself down. tail feathers. construction on the site of the old Orioles' quest to get into the "Early on in the streak, the "We look at this as the real be- Omni. World Series for the first time criticism kind of bothered me. ginning of our franchise," said "We didn't want to have a silly since 1983, keep him motivated. Maybe it was immaturity on my Dave Maggard, vice president of comic book character or a weak- "When I'm sweating on the part," Ripken said. "I thought it administration for Turner looking logo," Maggard said. field and think I really dont have was so unfair. Now that I've dealt The biggest threat to Sports. "Now, people have some- "The idea was to have a bird, yet to work that hard, I start to think with it for a number of years, it thing they can identify with." at the same time a bird of prey." that my career will be over be- doesnt make me angry. It just Ted Turner came up with the fore I know it and how good I'm makes me focus." depression is your name for his new NHL team after He glanced at the new logo going to feel when we have suc- The criticism is easier to deal learning that the state bird of proudly. 'That's a bird that will cess," he said. "The rewards with than back spasms. Ripken awareness of it. Georgia is the brown thrasher, a go after more than worms," keep me running hard." was prepared to sit out a game in creature that measures about a Maggard said. There was a time last summer July last summer before Brady when Ripken wasn't certain he Anderson, his closest friend on Serious '■ kes mcliscnmmntely could walk, let alone run. A her- the team, begged him to at least Senous')■; grazed. That's i niated disk in his back was press- test the back in warmups before . . . FALL 1998 LEASING AVAILABLE ing against a nerve that runs deciding. ISKXV And ■( your hie is ever LJtslT RE AT E D do* ^^ — — -_ 2 Person Rate Available Faculty, Staff, and Students http://Www.MV9.ora $550/month Limited time only Receive 10% off your total order For: Ml Ml Mi Mi Ml Mi Ml Ml Mi Ml Ml Ml \U Mi \i» Ridge Manor Apartments when you present your BGSU ID. (519 Ridge Street) OI1HH1AI. INC GOOD ALL YEAR N>^ Ch Omega Formal 2 Bedroom, Furnished townhouses 352-0717 1027 N. 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Ann: Bill Little. 3361 Ex- 43402 Summer also avail. formation Spring Jam! Spring Jam) Spring Jam! ecutive Parkway. Suite 302, Toledo. OH 153-0328 Available Aug. 1 1998. 3 bdrm. house Close lo 43606. BGSU $600/mo. Call 68fr465i Sudani Recruiters Needed 37S COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS FOR SALE 1 bdrni apt. Close to campus DW. AC. laundry needed! Coed summer camps In Pocono Female rmt needed. May-Aug $282 + gas 8 to assist BGSU football Mac workers needed tor summer help fa local facilities. Large, dean. & modern. Grad student Mount sine, PA Lohlkan. 1-400-4SS-4321, e*ec.. 2 bdrm lurn api. Call Bridget 372-6174. For mora .n formation contact motel. Appro* 30 hrs. par week. Painting, lawn Housing Call 353 1731 (Vor 354 6632 Avail www.lohlkan.com. Kane at (2-5594) or oaJbar®Dgnat bosu edu work. Cteen up. etc Apply 8-4. Buckeye Budgei — "BOXCiTV — Jurj 1 SI or sooner Georgetown Manor. 800 3rd Si. under new An unforgettable Summer E xperience working Motor lnn.3S2-!520. BGSU Habitat lor Humanity rnanagerneni. A/C. laundry rm, 1 bedrm. fum. SLEEP-OUT FOR THE HOMELESS 1 • 2 br/turn y unfum. $410 to $520 $380 8 atec. 2 bedrm. fum $480 8 etec also The titiera of Kappa Dalta want to wish every- with youth and teens at YMCA Storer Camps PART-TIME STUDENT EMPLOYMENT- Call 354-6036 located in Jackson, Ml Seeking counselors, FftAprM summor rales 354 9740 or 352-2214 one good lucfc on finale. and wa hope you hava SUMMER TTckata-Wed-Fri IO-2pm Union Foyer a safe and rolanno, summer lifeguards, sailing instructors, equestrian staff, Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 GRAD STUDENTS, qwet 1 & 2 bedromm eots "• 88 Huraareble " 12 month leases starting May 16.1998 day camp assistants. Contact Liz Trapp or hours plus per week within walking distance to ctose to campus, air, disposal, dishwasher. 2 Thura. at Kamikazes 424 1/2 S. Summil-efficiency$225«elec Reggie Robertson at (517) 536-6607 or email BGSU campus'? Interested m working var- car garages, call 353 1731 Pitcher spaaals 7pm-2am us at ystorswOdmcl.nel ious unaMted jobs *i assembly, packaging, 1991 Mazda Mala 72.000 nv 453 S. Prospect-small 1 Br.-$290 • gas/elec 605 Fifth St tC-small 2 Br $360 . util Houses for rent: The following houses are for ATTENTION PSYCHOLOGY. EDUCATION. etc.? Rate of pay ts SS 15 par hour. Apply m Near eihaust 18000 OBO 230N Enlorpnse 1 Br $360 . util rent for 96-99 school year. All 12 mo. teases, Tuesday's at Kamauuaa person between the hours of 9.-00 am and 500 Call 354-5298. SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIOLOGY MAJORS: Sieve Smnh 352 8917 or 367 8666 tenants pay all ut4 . sec dep , parental gear Laches night. 75 cant drinks. Gam valuable work, experience related to your pm(Monday-Fnday)al: anise req.. no pels. Advanced Specialty Products. Inc. major. Big Brothers/Big Sisters ol North 1984 Ford Ranger XIT 62.000mi 40 V6 a' 1,730 Elm 2 BR avail 5/15/98. Rent 426CloughSt. Wadt.atKwnstues western Ohio is looking tor a part-time secre aup Atoy wheels 87500 Call 872-8749 $SiO/mo collected quarterly. Phone Bowling Green. OH 43402 2 bdrm. turn or unfum. apts Karaoke with Rich Michal tary Duties include general office manage- 354-6595 ask tenants to view ment. as well as assisting the Caseworker with 1994, 70,000 mi. Honda Civic EX 2dr 5 sod 724 8th St 8 705 7(1 Si i0pm-2am. Free pool al night power everything. New tires. S9200 Cal 2.217 S. College 3 BR house avail. 8/23/98 vofcjnieer onentaoon and screening, and public 12 unit apartment buildings Rent $5757mo. collected quarterly. Phone SALES CLERK POSITION AVAIL AT 872-8749. relations events A flexible schedule, including 98-99 school year lease 354 3271 ask tenants to view. HIKE'S PARTY MART. S. Ma*, located in B>g -Young and Res Bees"?? some evening and weekend hours is required 1995 2-dr Chevy Cavalier AC. sunroof. CD $500 per month 3.316 Ridge Large 2 BR house avail Lots Plaza. 15-22 hrs wk . must be friendly. Don't miss the real soaps lor life Please submit your resume by May 1,1998. to player. 30,000 m. 89S00 Call 354-0125 FREE heal, waler. sewer 5/20/98 Rani «600/mo. collected quarterly. honest, neat, dependable, ft avail, wkends RENEW 2000 B»g Brothers/Big Sisters of Nonhestern Ohio. gasandHBOitl Phone 353 5032 ask tenants lo view. 1616 E. Wooaler St.. Unit R2-D. Bowling 3S2-92S9 1999 Ford f 150 Lariat LX 2 V-8. Cr. AC. Till. 354-0914 Bedliner. 8 slider. VGC. 352 7688 For more Information or to sign a lease, Green. OH 4.402. Seasonal Employmeni Opportunity contact Arbor Enterprises at 354-2854. Brandywine Country Club is currently in need 2-150 Wan Carpet tweed Spkrs Never used' 3 2BEDROOM DUPLEX 311 N CHURCH ST Locally owned and managed. WANTED Babysitter for active happy 4 yr old. Kind, firm, of filling several positions in our Golf Opera- yr. warr. S650/or best oiler. 353-4214. I CAR PORT WITH ADDITIONAL gentle. A rekabie. Smr session. M-TH after- tions Oept Bag-Cart-Range Attendants OFF-STREET PARKING 88 Mazda RX-7 High miles Spons Car 82100 Low summer rales noons. Fri am 352-1237. ^^^ needed. Must ba available weekdays and $399 . UTK.ITIES/CAIL 353 6907 OBO. Call 372-4915. on 2 bedrooms weekends. Hourly rale plus gratuity Apply al 1 M or F rmie needed lor Aug-96 thru Aug-99 Babysitter wanted. Afternoons 4 yr old girl/6 yr Call 352 9378 12 mo lease Own room in Ig 2 bdrm house. the Golf Shop - Brandywine Country Club 6904 92 Toyota Corolla 51K miles Loaded J7800 old boy Expond Trons necessary. Cal 2 subleasers needed May-Aug. Free AC. Salisbury Rd Maumee. OH 43537. Call 352-8838 aher 5 pm 266 Manvtse. off si pkg Close to campus Cal 352-0960 or 352-6978. gas.waier. and sewage, in house laundry facili- Room A board-House for rent 654-2260 Of 352-2580. STAFF COORDINATOR CARS FOR »100 ty. Fum. $257/mo. Own room Dishwasher Camp Counselors-New York Contemporary 4 bdrm. home 2 1/2 baths, ja- Anne Gredy Corporation, a long term care facil- Seized 8 sold locally this month. 1 subleaaer needed tor May - Aug in a Ig Co-ed Tnm Down-Fitness Camp located in tie Call 353-03 79 cuzzi, heated in-ground pool, storage, free re- 6bdrm. 2 kitch. 2 bath house. Close to campus ity tor adults with Developmental Disabilities Trucks. 4x49. etc. Caisk.ll Mountains. Good salary, internship 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX 309 N CHURCH ST location m A out. $375/mo.9mi. from campus. and bars. Own room $2S0/mo Price) neg. has one runtime 2nd shift Staff Coordinate* 1-800-522-2730eit 4558 credits A free Rm/Bd. Al sports, water skiing, 2 CAR-PORTS WITH ADDITIONAL 419-8783777 ACAUT inc. Cal 353-7467 canoeing, ropes, lifeguards, crafts, dance, aer- position available Wtl provide eoneisient supervision, direction. OFF-STREET PARKING obics, nutrition A general counselors. Also King Size Waterbed (Oak) w bookcase head 2 neubieeaers needed for entire 2 bdrm apt. training, and evaluation of habihtaoon staff $540 . UTIITIES/CALL 353-6907 Rooms for rent in BG home. kitchen, office. A mght watchman. 120 posi- board. $350 ooo Acoustic electric bass guitar Close to campus and bars. $240/mo Cal Coordinate and direct acoviiea for individuals. Grad males pref. Please call 352-1631 353-6357 tions. Camp Shane (800) 292-2267. Web: 8500 Call 352 3562 www .campshane.com Promotes and faoMaiee active treatment. 3-5 summer subleasers needed or 354-6701 leave message. 5 subleeaers needed on 3ii North Prospect Works direct care when necessary Seized care from Si 75. Porsches. Cadillacs. willing to negotiate costs Candidate must be high school graduate or Chevyt, BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. tor the summer. Awesome house with a lot of Sourhs.de Self Storage 993 S Main Camp Counselor positions Want a meaningful equivalent; college degree in related field pre- 4WDt Your area. ToH free 1-800-218-9000 mom and it's right behind the bars. Cal us at 5X10.10X10.10X15 avail 10% discount 354-6734. A rewarding job that will impact a child'-, life ferred; experience working with people with E xl. A-2076 lor current listings. forever? Join our YMCA staff. Flexible part- Apt Subleasers Needed when you prepay thru Aug. 30 353-6206 Mental RetardaborvOevelopmentaJ OsaMi- Super single waterbed with hdbrd * 8 drawers Cleveland Intern looking lor roomate tor tie time hours avail, bnv 6:30am-6 00pm. Work- tiea preferred; supervisory eipenenoe pre- 2 bdrm, balcony, close to campus summer. Call Erica at 372-5106 tl Interested. dresser-mirror women's Roadmaster mnfbrke. ing with children with A witiout disabilities. For ferred. May and Aug FREE rant SUMMER RENTALS Call 353-7297. Call 352-4327 Female subleaaer needed more info contact Stephany Mulholand We offer a competitive wage and excellent Avail. 5/17/9610 8/8/98 4 75.00 Entire summer @419-885-1700 or stop by at 5605 Monroe St. benefits are available. Eligible for medical and Used CD Sale Rates $230 lo $565 for ♦ Electric Sytvama to place an application dental benefits. Employee Assistance Pro- 4/21-4/24.10am-4pm Avail June or 98/99 school yr 849 6th si 3 the whole summer. gram, Cafeteria Plan, paid vacation, paid nek Education Building Steps Call Aaron 352-8635 Dancers 16 yrt or older. beds 352-7163. Rooms. Efficiencies. One Bedrooms time. Tax Deferred Annuity Program Questions: 372-2343 or Heather 352-8443. Thought of dancing? Try it make big $$$ while JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Sponsored by UAO having fun. Toledo's best dub. Will tram Interested individuals should come to tie 319 E Wooster St Center and complete an application. FT/PT call now 410-476-061S. The biRKest threat 354-2260 Female subleaser needed for summer for large Anne Grady Corporation two bedroom apartment. Own room DsBENEDETTO-S SUMMER DELIVERY A 1525 Eber Road to depression is your Summer storage available close to campus. $200 00/montP. Contact Stacey at 353-5029. PREP-POSITION APPLY 2-5. M-F, 1432 E Holland. Ohio 43526 FOR RENT Call Buckeye storage 352-1520 Looking for house or apt to rent or i WOOSTER (419)666-6500 awareness of it. Summer sublet, big room m 2 bdrm apt Fe- tromAugtoSepttofNwisVol3.Call3S2-lS4C DONT READ THIS if you like working for min- EOE male only Fully fum. May 9 • Aug. 20. $400 •to total Can Preston 354-4325 One aubieaser needed for summer 1996. imum wage, staying home in Ohio, A seek se- 4 bdrni house. 2 baths, air conditioning. cure, non-rewarding work HOWEVER il you Summer Employment DESKTOP PUBLISHER Houses for Rent UNTRf/lTfD V. nice 2 BR lownhouse w/hardwood floors, Greet location, i block from campus. want to earn outstanding money ($6300) travel WANTED carpel, w.i. closet, v. close to campus. For su- Please con tad 352-9666 across the country. A enjoy challenging your- Are you highly skilled with PageMaker? Do you 422 CLOUGH - above oarage. 2 BR DEPRESSION blet w/opi. to renew. Avail. now-$550/rno. 2 people Srove/refrig. turn hdp.//www save.org self to something completely worthwhile call have experience in producing high quality Andy @352 4056 1 800-307-6839. desktop publishing'' Then we want to talk with $400/month Avail May 17th Rmmie wanted summer and (all. Large area. Earn up to $7000 working al Put-i n-Bsy you. This position requires a high degree of ac- Own room. Basic uM included. Mostly fumi- curacy and involves keyboard large amounts of 1401 '2 MANVILLE above garage 2BR Insurance requires you to be at least 25 ys shed I pool. Call 354-9090. comlex data. Begm immediaiely. 15 hours 2 people Stove/refng. turn. LATINO STUDENT UNION & old. Cal Tuee.-Fri. after 1:00 pm. (410) weekly. $5 90/hr Cal Anita Knauss. Continu- $S00/month. Avail May 17th Roomase needed tor 96-99 school year 2 285-3030 WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION bdrm 2 bath close to campus. Torrte or Jane & ing Education, 372-6161. 372-1150. CaJ PRESENT: Earn while you leern JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Roomato needed for female grad student Aug. Find out how you can make extra money while SUMMER OROUNDSKEEPER positions 354-2280. Office) - 319 E Wooster available- Wood County Board of MR/DD '96 thru May or Aug *99.Sl8S/mo - util. own in school. Work at your leisure any time you room. Musi like cats Cal Ltya ©353-1138. want. Even when watching TV. Call needs four individuals to work full time tempo- rary. 16.50 hour. 6 00am 4 30pm. Mon-Fn leave mag 1 888-662-1726 to find out how. BPRlNGJflM 'g8 High School Diploma or equivalent and valid Subleaaer needed tor summer. Call Don or Ohio Drivers License required. Position runs Apartments Available Toddat 352-5606. Ext. painters wanted tor summer. $e-9/hr. No through summer. Application packets available Summer sublease's needed for asp. necessary. Toledo area. Calf Man al Wood Lane School. Em B. 11160 E Gypsy ' Close to campus 3 bedroom upper duplex. 01 -600-679-2658 axt. 220 Ln Rd.. Bowling Green between "Efficiencies Call 352-9636 Help wanted Babysitter for 2 children. In my 8 00am-4 30pm Applications deadline is May •1 Bedroom home. Must be energetic, love sports A have 1.1998. EOE '2B»droom Will pay top $ for graduation tickets Please call own transportation. Daily summer work. SUM ML R JOBS AVAILABLE * Furnished Tamykaai 352-2072. Please call Gail«? 352-9264. Saying m BG this summer? Looking to' part- 'Unfurnished time work (hat wont conflict with classes7 Be- Home City toe Company is now hiring for these Summer and Fall Leases positions: Routs Drivers. Production Stackers. come a SOFTBALL UMPIRE. The BG Um- HELP WANTED Truck Loaders Competitive wages/flexible pires Associaiion is looking tor msn and wom- Saturday April 25. 1998 -9 pm- 2 am an lo umpire in Vie ory recreabon leagues John Newlove Real Estate schedules. Locations throughout HI of Ohio 319 E Wooster C' Mac Countryside Room and Southeast Michigan. Call tor details at Umpires needed for either slow-pitch or fast i-aoo*o»ao7o. pitch games Earn $13-20 per game. If inter- 354 2260 Suggested Donation $2 Bursar able with valid ID ested, contact Jim al 352-4150 or 372-9656 For more Info call 2-2642 Lifeguards wanted. Portage Quarry Accepting appkeaaon for summer employment Apply at T-Sousre Graphics t? 121 S. Main Si The Bowling Green State University's Worn Deliver the BG News en's Dub Soccer Team is looking for an expe- EXCELLENT Pay for 2-3 hrs. LOOKING FOR FULLTIME SUMMER EM- rienced coach to. the upcoming fall season of hard work Mon-Fn. PLOYMENT? This is a volunteer position that requires expe- MUST have rekabie transportation. Did you know that one of the largest bakeries in rience and a good time committment You will insurance. & dean driving record the U.S. is located only 25 minutes south of be working with a very talented group of skilled 2 yr. cornmitment. GET PAID Bowling Green? Wa produce brand name female soccer players. You can be male or fe- WELL A have aH day A weekends cookies and snack crackers and have full-time male and will need to be available on most FREE! summer positions immediately open in our weekends tor home ft away games, ft during Apply m person @ 204 West Hall Packaging and Mixing Departments. No spe- weekdays for practice This is a very good op- 8 30 lOOOam cial skats needed olio's portunity tor someone who is interested in AskforTodd WE PAY $7.00 PER HOUR PLUS SHIFT coachmg soccer ft working with a very compet- PREMIUM itive A organized women's learn. If you are in- Since 1964 ATTENDANCE INCENTIVE BAKERY DIS- tsrestsd. please feel free to call Stacy Schapira COUNT at 372-6144 A you will ba given the details of CONSOLIDATED BISCUrT COMPANY this position Committment is a big part of this US HeaoVig Home to Cleveland for the Sum- 312 Rader Rd. McComb. OH 45858 mar? Help pay tor Fall tuition or have extra $for position but ft win definitely be a great experi- ! Best Pizzas 419-293-2011, Ext. 232. ence. summer. $7/tir. 9-5 M-F. No weekends ft no experience necessary. Modem Offices in Cleveland Area. Cal 216-226-7117. Best Deals... NEWS li OOO'a POSSIBLE TYPING Pan Time. At home To* free p) 800 216-9000 Newlove Realty Rentals Ext T-2078 tor latinos LARGE 1 ITEM$ Management Inc. Need a job $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars *7095m:2MmV2bath 830 Fourth SKWlllow Home) Close lo Free information. Call 410-347-1475 campus. Slam M 340/mo * elec /gas ' IS YOUR RESUME LACKING? *50l-503 5fh: 2 bdrm Fot more info call 353-5800 CALL 352-5166 next year? Find out why PAG. IBM. Xerox A hundreds of other top companies want students who have •309 High: 2 t>drm free heal, been through our summer training program. NOW Deliver the BG News Over 90% of the students using our placement wafer, sewer office found career jobs last year. Average Management Inc. FREE DELIVERY OPEN WEEKDAYS 4PM Ex« el lent pay lor 2-3 hours momMy income $2174 AH majors apply. Can *7024lh:2txjrm 1-600-307-8830 2 bdrm Close lo Campus. 710 N. $4.00 MINIMUM LUNCH FRI, SAT, SUN ol hard work Mond.iy upscale vv/2 car Knlerprtsrllleliu-Slle Apts.) Rcnls (tans rrkl.iy beginning .it i> a.m. garage 670 mo * ulils. 2 bdrm includes washer & dryer. Call for more info 353-5*00 MUST have reliable trans *507E.MciTy:2Lxlrm DAILY portation, c lean dri\ Help Wanted across from Campus /(fEfcCA re* ord