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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. vol. 66, issue 26 Wednesday, October 12,1983 new/bowling green state university Selective Service issuing optional draft cards WASHINGTON (AP) - The draft tive Service. They can be clipped out attention on the cards daring the Selective Service spokesman Wil programs, Ebel said, the wallet-size mum penalty of five years in prison card is back. and carried in a wallet. Vietnam protest movement, and Ebel said yesterday that a decision to cards will prove more convenient and a $10,000 fine. Burned by the thousands in anti- Unlike the earlier cards, the new many young men sought to show their offer the cards as a convenience was than the larger acknowledgement let- Registration has spurted in recent VMnam War protests, the cards are ones do not have to be carried at all defiance by burning the cards. made last summer. Now, about 5,000 ters. weeks, Ebel said, but he was uncer- being reintroduced after an absence times. When registration was resumed in of the cards are being sent out daily. He said 10.888,000 young men, 96.5 tain why. Students applying for col- of eight years from the American Draft cards had been issued until 1980. officials decided not to issue percent of those eligible, are-regis- lege loans might be part of the reason, 1975. when registration was disconti- cards in the hope of avoiding similar NOW THAT youths have to prove tered with the Selective Service. he said, as well as the new registra- The new draft cards are printed at nued. protests. Instead, letters were sent they are registered with the Selective There is no draft under way, but men tion requirement for the jobs program the bottom of registration letters sent The requirement that draft-eligible acknowledging that men had signed Service to be eligible under the law are required to sign up within 30 days and reaction to the Soviet shooting to yoang men who sign up with Selec- men carry the cards helped focus up. for federal student aid and some jobs of their 18th birthday or risk a maxi- down of a Korean airliner. West Hall renovation in limbo until voters resolve state issues by Mark Dl Vlncenzo because of the decrease of Ohio's Journalism is from the 1950s; it's an staff reporter general revenue base," Lee Walker, embarrassment to the point where president of the State Controlling "students are not trained in a real- Board, said. The Board is directly world environment," Huffman said. The Office of Budget and Manage- related to the Office of Budget and "We desperately need the new ment in Columbus dangled the $1.8 Management. equipment,* Chair of the R-TV-F million ball of yam just above the "Simply speaking, we (the state) Department, Dr. Denise Trauth. said, outstretched fingers of the Universi- won't know until after the (Novem- "I can't describe to you how awful our ty's School of Journalism and Radio- ber) election if we can afford to give television studio is. If they pass those Television-Film Department. out this money," Walker added. issues (State Issues 2 and 3), we'll But, just when it appeared the Any money not yet released by the have to start over in terms of raising prized treat was being lowered State, Huffman said, will be withheld appropriations, and that will be al- enough for it to be grabbed, the office until after the November election. most impossible." yanked it up again - now maybe for This was probably done because Gov. If Issues 2 and 3 fail, the project is good. Richard Celeste is anticipating State still on, Huffman said, but the bids The money, earmarked for the Uni- Issues 2 and 3 will pass, and Ohio will will have expired, so the bidding versity, was to be released this week need all the revenue they can get, process will have to take place again. and used to buy modern equipment Huffman said. Huffman added there is one additio- and renovate West Hall - so, after "This would be devastating to the nal complicating factor: If all of the nine years of planning and prepara- School of Journalism," he said. "It's a money for the project is not released tion - the School of Journalism and shame higher education - and every- by June, 1984, then the unreleased the R-TV-F Department could move thing else - in Ohio has to be inter- amount reverts to the state. in. twined with politics and subject to ACCORDING TO Robert McGeein, State Issues 2 and 3 affected the political forces." director of capital planning at the decision to hold back the money In- University, the West Hall project is tended for the University. THE SCHOOL of Journalism re- the only one affected at the University Issue i requires a three-fifths ma- ceived its accreditation in 1979 with by the pre-election fund withholding. jority among legislators in order to the understanding that the school "It will be very difficult for them adopt tax increases, while Issue 3 would be moving into a new facility (the School of Journalism and the R- proposes to repeal any changes in tax and would be buying new equipment. TV-F Department), if they lose the laws enacted after Jan. 1,1983, wiping The School of Journalism will lose Its money," McGeein added. «I at least $1.5 billion from Ohio's accreditation, he said, if they remain The decision by the state to not t billion general fund. operating as they are now. release the funds for the West Hall "If we lose our accreditation, it will project is "a damaging blow to the "IF THE ISSUES pass, and the have a major effect on the quality of entire University, not just to the consensus is that it will," Dr. John education we can deliver," Huffman School of Journalism and the Radio- Huffman, director of the School of added, "but it will also greatly effect Television-Film Department," Dr. Journalism, said, "the West Hall pro- the quality of faculty and students we Richard Eakin, vice president of plan- ject is probably dead." can attract here. ning and budgeting, said. "After examining the impact of "Why would a journalism professor "At this moment we ought not be- the issues, we (the Office of Budget or student want to come to an nonac- lieve the project won't be done at all," and Management) realize we can no credited program with poor facilities Eakin added. "We must be optimistic, longer meet the legal obligations to when they could go elsewhere?" prepared to deal with it and ask projects we designated money to, Some equipment in the School of ourselves 'what's our next step?' " Local gun control possible? by Jeff James defense and security.' As for a wide- Mike Beaverson, owner of Bea- staff reporter spread outbreak of anti-gun ordi- verson's Firearms, 13350 Bishop, nances in Ohio, you never know what Bowling Green, said such ordinances eg news slofl/Cori Lee Cifoni may happen." are a violation of the Second Amend- Geronimo! Last week's action by the Supreme ment. Numerou* volunteers demonstrated the life-saving airbag yesterday as part of Fire Prevention Week. Court which allowed a gun control DECESSNA SAID Ohio has strict Members of the University Environmental Services Office and firefighters from the Bowling Green ordinance in Morton Grove, 111., could laws on carrying concealed weapons. "THIS IS something that would City Fire Department jumped off the Commons dining hall to show how the airbag catches victims of open the door for other communities, "However, Toledo has one of the more make our forefathers spin in their highrise fires. including Bowling Green, to legislate strict laws in the nation in regards to graves," Beaverson said. gun control ordinances of their own. handguns," he said. "A city ordi- However, Judge Donald DeCessna nance there requires registration be- Who has power and rigf^? of the Wood County Common Pleas fore you buy the handgun and a Beaverson added that there is proof Court, said he thought action concern- permit to carry that weapon after you that a municipal ordinance, like the ing the issue would not take place one in Morton Grove, does nothing to soon in Wood County. deter the crime rate. Honesty case brings confusion In Bowling Green, the city police "It is really too early to tell if there "After Morton Grove put the law will be an increase," DeCessna said. department does not have a manda- by Money Beach "There should be some kind of only responsibility is to hand down a "Historically, there has always tory registration of handguns or fire- into effect, the crime rate in that city staff reporter established process." Flickinger said. decision on dishonesty cases if it is been a considerable effort to put con- arms. went up," Beaverson said. "However, "I have developed my own set of where the opposite kind of law has necessary that he examine them, not trols on handguns," he said. ''Reason According to Capt. Matt Brichta of been put into effect, such as in Kinna- Editor's note: This is the second guidelines that Hollow when I report tell ■ faculty member what to do. for this is because they seem to be the the Bowling Green Police Depart- ttory hi ■ two-part series. a case of academic dishonesty." saw, Ga., were everyone in the com- "(In this recent case) I merely more dangerous and used more often ment, there is really no need to have munity takes a marksmanship course Also, there are no guidelines for requested that the committee review in serious crimes," be added, com- such a registration in the city. The recent ending of a difficult case departments or colleges to follow for and carries a gun, the crime rate the case a second time and upheld paring handguns to longguns, lnclud- dropped greatly.' by the Academic Honesty Committee hearings when a student is brought up them when they returned the same "The amount of gun-oriented hat resulted in some confusion con- on dishonesty charges. decision, that's all," Olscamp said. "I The ruling challenges the Second crimes in the city is minimal to cerning the powers of faculty and The Student Code states the punish- do not get involved with what a fac- Amendment of the U.S. Constitution none," Brichta said. "There is a vol- Barbara Lautman, of the Handgun administration and the rights of stu- ments that can be given for specific ulty member should do. I would say and also Section 22 of Article One of untary registration in Bowling Green, Control Coalition in Washington. D.C., dents, according to Dr. Emil Dan- violations, and states who must be that part of it is up to the committee to the Illinois state constitution. The but the people who usually follow this said she believes the idea of the Su- shsr, chair of the committee. notified of the charges, but leaves the handle" ruling may make it possible for a line need them registered for insur- preme Court ruling on the case will The case, involving two criminal students no recourse if be is being Dr. Steven Ludd, assistant profes- similar municipal ordinance to be ance reasons. They are either collec- increase activity at the state and local lattice students who were accused of punished unless he appeals to the sor of political science and prs-law enacted in an Ohio city. tors or someone with a great amount level for an increase in more strict cheating, was unusual in that the Academic Honesty Committee. adviser, helped the two students with of value in their guns. licensing procedures. committee had never found it nec- By then a punishment has already their case. "The Ohio Constitution has a more essary to so thoroughly investigate a been assigned, but is suspended while "YOU SEE. this brings up the liberal wording in regard to the right "Also, there Is a lot of gun clubs and "This is the biggest setback for pro- case, Dansker■said. ' the student is under review and the whole issue of academic freedom," to bear arms than the federal Consti- hunting clubs within the city and its gun advocates since the 1988 Gun "Basically, the Student Code says punishment is subject to change, Ludd said. "Should the administra- tution/' DeCessna said. "The differ- surrounding areas," Brichta said. "I Control Act," Lautman said. "We that we set our own policies as far as according to the Student Code. tion have the power to force a faculty ence is due to the statement in the don't think that such an ordinance like believe that we now have the green handling cases of academic dishon- Another question involves the re- member to change a grade? That's a state constitution that reads, people the one in Morton Grove would go light to go ahead with an increase in esty," Dansker said. instatement of a student's grade, very emotional issue. have the right to bear arms for their over here." state legislation on this Issue." university President Dr. Paul Ols- should the committee decide that be Ludd also said some changes may camp said he felt the committee does should not be punished. be made in the Student Code to help a top-notch job in deciding cases IN THE recent case, the two stu- clarify procedures. fairly, and said be saw no reason for dents involved were given grades of "I currently am on the Student Code -the bottom line- weather the committee to need a change of the withdraw/fail (WF) as a punishment Revision Committee and we are going for allegedly exchanging information to try and remedy the problems we index inside "I act as appellate court to the on a test. Dansker said no one can find in this (the academic honesty) eammtttos," Olscamp said. "If I feel change a grade except for the instruc- section of the code," Ludd said. H • Since 197$. the University has that an Issue has not been addressed, tor of the course, and if he chooses not BuChwOKl think students and faculty will be campus/loco! upgraded its handicapped facilities H is my job to make sure it is to do so, the committee is powerless, pleased when we are through with it," to ensure accessibility to buildings regardless of their decision. state/world Ludd said. sports on campus. Page 3. T* I suppose the University president Ludd said the committee U hoping coss'eas • Sports reporter Ted Passante HOWEVER, Dr. John Flickinger, could perhaps order him (the instruc- to finish the revision by January, but compares the similarities of the 6 Iks faculty member Involved in the tor) to do so, but the committee can the new code must be approved by the BG and Cleveland Browns football Chance ot showers today with tem- ease, said he felt there should be some really only render a decision," Dan- University president and the Board of squads. Page 8. peratures reaching the 70s Showers sort of set process for the committee sker said. Trustees before it can be imple- likely ogam tonight Low 55-o0 la fellow. Olscamp, on the other hand, said his mented. 2 bg newi/october 12,1983 editorial Private opinion angers public by Andrew OuUlford the Fourth of July because they would the nation's precious natural re- to be more responsive to those < Tax repeal issues attract "the wrong element," Watt sources. vation groups who saw watt not jast One of James Watt's first official has once again stuck his cowboy boot Freedom of speech Is an essential as a buffoon but as a public menace, proclamations as Secretary of the in his mourn with his statement that part of American democracy, but Why did it take to long to force Wstt's begin wreckage Interior was to turn the buffalo the perfect Washington committee la public officals should speak for their resignation? Why were hundred of around on all official emblems and composed of "a buck... a woman, constitutents not for themselves. thousands of stop-Watt signatures on stationery. Instead of facing east the two Jews and a cripple." Whatever Watt's personal views petitions of less value than one final 0Moans to Stop Excessive Taxation, which claims the buffalo faced west and with that Watt finally succeeded in doing about the perfect committee, the cor- ill-considered remark? Prssidaat passage of Issues 2 and 3 will not effect education symbolic gesture, Watt began his something extremely difficult in our rect audience for popular music, or Reagan must realise that environ- funding, has been proven wrong. The first blow of the tax controversial appointment as Secre- nation of over 200 million people. He the second coming of Christ, his pri- mental groups also have the nation's tary of the Interior. has violated an unspoken law in vate opinion should not have in- best interests st heart repeal issue has been dealt against both the School of with remarkable aplomb, he suc- American politics. fluenced his public utterances and Journalism and the Radio-Television-Film Department at ceeded in alienating the nation's larg- To paraphrase President Abraham decisions. As Watt rides off into the sunset, Lincoln: You can offend some of the Two valuable lessons can be pointed in the same direction as the the University. est environmental groups in less than Department of the Interior's buffalo, a year. The Sierra Club, the Nature people some of the time, and you can learned from this exercise in poor What programs will be damaged next at the University and Consevancy, The Audubon Society offend half of the people all of the judgment. First, we as a nation we can only hope that other public in the state can only be conjectured. and a large percentage of visitors to time, but you cannot offend all of the should realize that our natural re- officials refrain from making private Reacting to the threat of what the loss of $1.5 billion from national parks and recreation areas people all of the time. Watt has finally sources are an essential part of our remarks in public places. voiced their opposition to the cowboy offended enough people so that Con- heritage. Nineteenth century views on the general fund will do to Ohio's budget, the Office of Budget in the cabinet who seemed Intent on gressmen and Senators, many of his industrial exploitation and total disre- Andrew Gullilord, a teaching fellow in Management in Columbus held up $1.8 million which was to selling or giving away huge chunks of i party, have forced his resigna- Srd for environmental concerns the school of journalism, is a Brat be released this week for the renovation of West Hall and the federal lands. tion . Back to the ranch he will go to ve no place in our present or in our year doctoral candidate in American purchase of modern equipment for the School of Journalism The favorite son and high school ride herd on his own cattle instead of future. Secondly, the President needs Culture. graduate from Wbeatland, Wyo., had and the R-TV-F Department. Just the type of action Ohioans gone on to a legal career in Denver for to Stop Excessive Taxation has said will not be taken by the firm representing conservative West- state. em interests in Washinton, D.C. Watt seemed a natural second choice for If Issues 2 and 3 pass, as they are expected to, the West Hall President Reagan's cabinet until he project is almost assuredly dead. The raising of appropria- began to open his mouth. USETrti. tions will have to start over again. With the state budget Public remarks by Watt indicated his sincere interest in returning to the squeezed tight, the funds may be a long time in coming. people vast acreages of federal land. Meanwhile the School of Journalism may lose its accredida- But to which people did Watt intend to tion without the West Hall project and the new equipment return the land? Did be intend to return land to the same timber and because the school's facilities are inadequate and out of date. mining interests who had raped it a The wrecking ball of Issues 2 and 3 has begun the warm-up century before? Why approve off- swing of its demolition of higher education, though the voter shore oil drilling near the environ- has not yet gone to the polls. The blow against the School of mentally sensitive coastline of Cali- fornia when there was already an oil Journalism and the R-TV-F Department is only the first. glut on the market? What was the Nobody knows how strong the pounding of the tax repeal will point of approving mineral leases in be if passed, but with Ohio's record of low support to college nationally-designate wilderness Watt was a man with a mission. He wanted education, we are sure the beating will be fierce. to assure American energy indepen- What is your vote now Ohioans to Stop "Excessive" dence, but at what cost? In a major Taxation? magazine article he stated he was skeptical of the future because he felt that Judgement Day would soon be upon us. Once we went to the great hereafter we wouldn't be needing Economic news sires clear mountain streams and uncut pine forest Watt's remarks have guaranteed him a place in history. First we have opposing viewpoints ex-Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz whose racial slurs cost him his Job. hy Kenneth York When bankers anticipate future In- Then we have Richard Nixon's fa- flation, they raise the rate of interest mous one-liner "I am not a crook." There is a theory that business that they charge on loans to compen- Now after prohibiting the Beach Boys cycles persist despite attempts on the sate for the expected loss in purchas- from playing in Washington, D.C. on part of politicians to alter them, that ing power over the term of the loan. capitalist and socialist economies When inflation spirals upward, people both experience alternate periods of rush to take out loans and make boom and bust because all economies purchases anticipating future price Economics enter locker room pep talks are linked together in one global econ- increases for products. omy. Another theory says economies Interest rates are also affected by by Art BuchwaM than just a coaching job. You contract with Preparation H. But that bruised. You will run out of thin** to Ire fragile things, easily disrupted by the demand for credit from the gov- people know that I do TV commer- say to them to bring their spirits up. the devious machinations of corrupt ernment. When the government runs doesn't mean Steroid is 10 feet tall. politicians and built entirely upon Football coaches of major college cials for the Guggenheim Ford deal- What killed us In the first half was When the time comas, CoacFl want a $200 billion deficit, half of all the teams are a different breed from ership, Sucker's Root Beer, Tony's penalties. I want you to hit hard and I you to tell them my story, and I want confidence and expectations. Reading nation's credit has already been used those a few years ago. And so are the Pizza Parlors, Carson's Savings & you to tell them to go out there and economic news for synthesis of these up, and the demand for credit forces want you to hit often, but on all the opposing views is not likely to bear locker room speeches they give at Loan, and Buffet Carry-On Luggage. I fine sponsors that I endorse. win one for The Snorter.'" interests rates upward. The Federal halftime. represent them because I have win- "I'm going to tell you a story now, fruit... Reserve Board used to target interest "I gave George my word. And now A rising stock market generally "Men, we're getting creamed out ning football teams. which I've never told anyone before. rates, supposing that there was a there by Steroid Tech. I'm not going "What I haven't told you is that I It's about the greatest running back I I'm asking you to do him the only proceeds an economic recovery by consistent relationship between inter- favor he ever asked of me. Wherever about six months, but this is nothing to give you the usual pep talk. Instead am being considered for a Miller's ever coached, George Snorter. est rates and the money supply. Now I'm going to level with you. Lite Beer commercial, the highest Snorter went onto the National Foot- he is, men, I know if you can pull this more than a statistical connection. the Feds target the money supply, "Half the revenue of the University honor anyone in football coaching can ball League where he broke every Same out, he'll hear about it. Don't do The price of a stock is a round-trip supposing that there is a consistent for me, don't do it for BLT, dont definition: stocks rise in price be- of BLT comes from football. We are aspire to. The beer commercial record. One day tragedy struck. relationship between the money sup- now negotiating a TV contract which scouts are in the stands today. But Snorter was arrested for selling 300 even do it for Miller's Lite Beer. Do it cause people expect them to rise in ply and Interest rates. for a great guy whose career was price and buy stocks in anticipation of will be worth $5 million a year. Our they're not going to sign me if you kilos of painkillers. He got 20 years in their imminent increase in price, The demand for dollars on world new stadium will hold 85,000 fans. guys let the Steroid backfield stomp the Atlanta federal pen. tragically cut short by the DBA. which causes stocks to increase in currency markets reflects other na- With parking and concessions it will all over you as you did in the first hall. "I went to visit George last year. He price. tion's expectations that more can be bring in $10 million. If we go to one of "Now let's talk about my restau- weighed 130 pounds, his face was "I don't have any mere to say, Fundamentalists search the market bought with dollars than with other the major bowl games we'll rake in rant I have 1500,000 invested in that pallid, and his hands were snaking. because I have to do the halftime for well-managed companies with low currencies, itself a function of the another million dollars, and licensing joint. How many people do you think We talked about BLT football and radio snow for Hechlnger's Hardware price-to-earnings ratios and good nation's rate of inflation. When the fees for BLT sweatshirts, footballs, are going to show up after the game if what it meant to him. Then, as our Store. NOW GET OUT ON THAT prospects for growth in the near fu- dollar is strong it is able to purchase pom-poms and bumper stickers will we can't even score a touchdown from bour was almost up, he looked at me FIELD AND START PLAYWO ture, expecting that other investors foreign goods cheaply - this hurts the bring in a million, three. the 10-yard line? MiselsU, do you through the wire that separated us FOOTBALL THE WAY A TOP 10 wfll nave the good sense to recognize export business and produces enor- "But we're not going to do it if you realize the field goal you missed in the and said, 'Coach, someday the going TEAM IS EXPECTED TO PLAY^OR a hot stock prospect when they see mous balance of trade deficits. Other guys stink out the place as you have second quarter could cost me $3,000 in wOl get tough for BLT football team. TURN IN YOUR BMW'S AFTER one. Market technicians ignore the countries find American goods more done in the first half. A school can bar business tonight? They're going to be pushed all over THE GAME!" company's microeconomic prospects expensive and capital leaves their only demand that kind of money when "I know Steroid is tough. Their the field by the opposition. They're and focus instead on what everyone countries in anticipation of a better it produces winners. coach does the commercials for to be dragging their tails and Art Buchwald la a columnist for the else is trading, trying to buy before return on investment in the United "As for myself, I have a lot more at United Airlines, and he has no-cut re going to be hurting and Los Angeles Times Syndicate. everyone has bought and sell before States. everyone sells. As the nation heads out of recession What should be immediately ob- and into economic recovery, the un- vious is that for any trading to go on at employment rate typically stays con- all, one person must be willing to buy stant or increases slightly as those and another willing to sell, i.e., two who were once discouraged from people, with essentially the same in- seeking work (and are therefore not P.S. I would also like to thank Brian levels. (After all, even Celeste's ad- liberals on campus believe the 1 formation available to each, must counted as unemployed) re-enter the VCTO thanks businesses Smeltz, VCTO adviser. ministration is predicting huge sur- crats will slash funding for education come to opposite conclusions about labor market. As orders begin coming pluses in the budget - which you can (instead of finding better ways to the future price of a stock. The stock in, employers, cautious in their expec- in Passbook to Savings KM Rooel, President VCTO be sure Celeste will find a way to buy economize.) Obviously their priorities market is a self-contained system tations of the continued strength of votes with.) are very messed up. The appropriate built entirely of expectations. No mat- the recovery, increase the number of I would like to thank all of the Voters want taxes cut Money for schools makes up only a response to the ledslatonTthreati to tar if the Dow Jone Industrial Aver- overtime hours worked instead of businesses that participated in and fraction of Ohio's budget. In the rest defund education u to support Issue S age surges to a new high or gives up 90 rehiring laid-off workers. As a result, the members of the Visual Commu- to reasonable level of the budget there is enough waste this November snd elect responsible points on the day. a "market analyst" unemployment figures tend to lag nications Technology Organization and inappropriate appropriations - new legislators next year. It's time to behind the recovery by about six who worked on the second annual I was recently informed by USG (in not to mention the surplus - that take a courageous stand against coer- can always be found to discern the VCTO Passbook to Savings. reason for the market's movemen- months. a very objective unbiased mail-out) education can be spared if the Demo- cion. Fortunately for Ohio> 71 percent tOne hundred million shares were For an incumbent president facing The VCTO Is a professional organi- that Gov. Celeste wants to confiscate cratic Legislature wants to. of Ohioans are willing to take that traded, and all those decisions to buy re-election it is important to have zation with a goal to stimulate the an extra $1.5 billion of our money in I dont know if the Deomocrats are stand and support Issue 3 (according economic news that indicates that professional development of the 1964-1985. To me that seems unjusti- serious about defunding education or to a Columbus Dispatch poll.) Hope- or sell were influenced by the an- members of the VCTO and the student ■emcement that the Federal Reserve things are setting better; things al- fiable (read that despicable.) Other whether they are merely using educa- fully, Nov. 8 will mark the end of Board had hit its weekly money sup- ways look tetter coming out of a of the VCT Department To accompl- supporters of Stop EXCESSIVE Tax- tion to coerce us into voting for tbeir taxpayer abuse in Ohio. . recession than going into it. Isn't it an ish this, speakers are invited to the ation obviously feel the same way. We uncontroUed spending spree. I cant These market analysts make their amazing coincidence that the eco- school of technology to discuss such want a new budget passed which cuts speak for the Democrats but I think it c. money in the stock market by selling nomic health of the United States is subject as televison, photography and the tax increases to more reasonable is interesting to note that some of the 1021 always better the year of a presi- advice in newsletters about what way is through the stocks to buy and what stocks to sell. dential election than the year before? Clear Views by T. Downing and t. deary Fortune-telling has always been a "Passbook to Savings." The mem- high profit industry and considerably Kenneth York, a columnist tor the bers of the VCTO sold every ad, did ton risky than playing the stock mar- News, la a tbjrd year graduate stu- the typsetting, camera work, press dent w industrial psychology. work, binding and distribution, all on ew»x*w» their own time. An error we would like to correct is on Piaanello's coupon for THE BG NEWS the free pizza. An important line was Jutte Thonilon Copy Editor Vkfcl I left out: the coupon should have **""P"» «*•« Erin Eiment AHI. Copy Editor Oofcorah Schmoek stated, ''NO DELIVERY ON THIS AM. Managing Editor..Carolyn Van Scha* Ant. Copy Editor Ilia Ferenec SPECIAL. ONE COUPON PER Sfertt "hoc Tew HM Editorial Editor Jmiph Gray PIZZA." MloW 0. low). AM. Sport* Editor .Marc Dekth The money made on this project Is Fata Milk* AMI "Friday" Editor llta I. Innwn to be used to establish a continuing ..Scon *. Carpenter Odor fhol8giup.ni Patrick Sander acbolorship fund and to buy equip- George E. Sin* Jr. Wire Editor Chr* truth ment for the school of technology. AM. Copy Editor Mary dbwn Production lup»rvlnr Robert A. Welch Last year the VCTO gave away three scholarships to students studying VCT. This year, because of the great . IHII iiu,M,ml.M»,««l«*ej«. success of the coupon book, we intend to make the scholarships more valu- ■ •llbKHn able. Thanks again. campus/local bg now»/octobw 12. 1983 3 Most buildings accessibile to handicapped by Monica Orosz A 1H5 motorcycle accident that left Now the University is "totally pro- are available in many buildings; re- also oriented to the campus with the railing. "People need to be aware slat! reporter two University rugby players hand- gramatically accessible," according cently there was an elevator installed special tactile maps and tours. that all they need is to show a Uttle bit icapped prompted the University to to Jan ScottBey, director of hand- in University Hall. of consideration," she said. examine its accessibility to hand- icapped services. HOWEVER, ScottBey said there The services for handicapped per- icapped or disabled persons when the This means if a handicapped stu- are other areas where Handicapped sons are not just used by the 150 There are several projects planned players wanted to continue their edu- dent is scheduled for a class in a Services Bets involved. students who are enrolled as disabled by the University to make it further cations. nonaccessible building, the location of She saia interpreters and tape tran- students, ScottBey said. A student accessible to handicapped persons. The University was one step ahead the class will be changed since hand- scriptions can be provided for the may find himself temporarily dis- ScottBey said. The front doors of of the Rehabilitation Act proposed in icapped students pre-register for deaf. Flashing fire alarms are in- abled and in need of the services. University Hail and the library will be 1973 and passed in 1977. The act as- classes. stalled in the hearing-impaired stu- replaced. Several ramps wiD be in- sures handicapped persons accessi- Most of the buildings on campus dent's room. Braille transcription ScottBey voiced concern over stalled to buildings and curb cuts will bility to educational and employment have had ramps installed for people services can be arranged for the ramps to buildings being blocked by be made at crosswalks not containing opportunities. confined to wheelchairs. Elevators sight-impaired. Blind students are students parking their bicycles along them now. Crime Stoppers' success depends on cooperation by John Douglas Gurnick other students who stole a twin- "When I talked to them (Crime person calling the department with nobody has ever reported a murder," by donations from community mem- stall reoofer headed parking meter. Another stu- Stoppers) they were understanding. information is assigned a number to he said. bers, Miller said. dent heard about a fraternity house Whatever I had to tell them they correspond to the case to ensure ano- According to Miller, one month "Crime Stoppers offers cash re- that stole flags. The tip was pursued recorded it. It was all on my terms/' nymity. ONE INFORMANT was rewarded there may be five crimes and $750 in wards of up to $1,000 for tips on crimes and six flags were found inside. she said. Dave Miller, editor of The Daily $100 for knowledge of some stolen rewards will be given out; some other leading to indictments." That's what Cathy (whose name has been Sentinel-Tribune, has been the chair- community property. The property months there might not be any crimes it says on the matchbooks, billboards changed), is a University student who CATHY WAS asked to call back a man of the board for Crime Stoppers was a missing stop sign, a street sign, reported and no rewards given. and police flyers. has been an informant for Crime week later to see if her information since its inception in October 1981. and a railroad crossing signal, he The majority of reported crimes Stoppers. had led to an arrest. Eleven community members meet said. are either drug-related, welfare And the success of the program has Cathy said she saw two University "When I called them back they had monthly to determine what type of "A missing stop sign or railroad fraud, or petty thefts. Many of the been dependent on the cooperation of students bashing in a parking meter arrested the guys and I was to receive reward is adequate on the basis of a crossing sign could have caused a drug-related cases are parents that dty and University residents, accord- with a brick behind the Uptown bar. $25 for the information. I realize how police suggestion. serious accident, so we felt compelled find out their kids have bought some ing to Bowling Green Police Chief She had just gotten off work as a stupid it is to let people get away with "The basis for our rewards is, of to reward this person better than marijuana from somebody at school. Galen Ash. waitress and felt she had to do some- stuff," she said. course, the nature of the crime. Miller someone who just had limited infor- Miller said. University students occasionally thing about the vandalism. She The Crime Stoppers program is said. "We would give more to the mation," Miller said. "Thesepeople hardly ever want a turn up on both sides of the Crime parked her car, got a good look at the centered in Bowling Green's Police person who led us to a murder over Most of the money for rewards is reward. They usually feel that solving Stoppers program. One student in- guys, and then went to her apartment Department. Its phone is manned 24 someone who told us where a missing taken from a fund in the county pros- the problem can be done by appre- formed the Crime Stoppers of two and called Crime Stoppers. hours to allow easy access, and any street sign could be found. Luckily, ecutor's office, the rest is generated hending the seller," he said. STANLEY H KAMAH \ iF For Over,40 Years The Standard of Excellence In Test Preparation October Special IMPACT THANKS The MGATDATLSAT ME • Ml PSYCH • ME NO • OUT ' NEW ran • oca • w • MAT MYLE'S FLOWERSj $3.00 SSIT • rSIT • SAT • ftCKVHBTS • ACT Campus Magazine TOER • MSKF • HAT1 MED MAIDS • VQE for its lOin. 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Olives $.99 per item I94P Domlno'i Pizza, Inc. - p - -■ .. . 4 bg newsVoctober 12. 1963 -campus/locah USG meeting happy Disneyland summer musical by Patty RNter came from large munity affairs, said. spring semester," Baird Voting also took place reporter schools, Shininger byJanatBoyaf "There were so many said. last night to approve the said. staff reporter people who wanted to reg- All the SLS committees six interim committee While many college Shininger's first ister to vote that some peo- have been established and chairs. Five were ap- two weeks at Disney- There irai an air of en- ple couldn't because they proved, with voting for the students spent their thusiasm at the Under- letters are being sent out to summers doing odd land were spent In didn't have time to wait in interested lawyers, Baird academic affairs chair be- orientation, as well as graduate Student line," Karen Washbuah, added. ing postponed because one jobs, going to school Government meeting last USG vice president, said. of the nominees did not or just relaxing, in long, involved re- night, as a round of ap- THE GENERAL Assem- attend the meeting. Steve Shininger was plause was given for ev- In other business, Brian bly approved a constitu- The five chair positions responsible for put- "During these two eryone who worked on the Baird, USG president, tional proposal allowing which were approved ting smiles on thou- weeks they Disney- voter registration drive. gave an update on the Stu- district and organizational were: Tom Fullerton, fi- sands of faces. ized us. They told us dent Legal Service which representatives to chair nance chair; Dana Zito, The fifth-year se- of Disney's past expe- Approximately 5,000 has approximately $27,000 USG committees pre- national, state and com- nior music education riences and growth University students and in the SLS fund. viously chaired by at-large munity affairs chair; Jeff major from Defiance, and made us feel a Bowling Green residents representatives. The pro- Metzger, internal affairs played in the Ail- part of the Disney were registered to vote, "We can say with the posal awaits University chair; and Kelly McCoy, American Marching family," he said. Andy lingo, coordinator utmost confidence that President Paul Olscamp's minority affairs/human of national, state and com- approval, Washbush said. relations chair. Show Band at Disney- "At first I felt a SLS will be in operation by land for 11 weeks this little inferior in the summer. group. Everyone was Shininger said he so good and knew so -dateline" was really surprised much. All I could do Oct. 12,1963 a free concert at 8 full-time PRSSA meeting at when he got a tele- was hang on," Shi- pan. tonight in Bryan internships in Wash- 7:30 p.m. in BA 116. gram in May asking ninger said. Advising - Peer ad- ftedtal Hall of the ington D.C., part- All are welcome. him to perform with The Ail-American Steve Shininger visers for business Moore Musical Arts time local or area in- RTNDA/SPJ - The the California group. College Marching students with ques- Center. ternships, study Radio Television "Bowling Green Show Band, directed The group per- Count Basie's band. It tions concerning OCOF - An Off-Cam- abroad and foreign News Association and has such an under- this year by Art Bar- formed six shows a was pretty exciting," scheduling will be lo- pus Options Fair will exchange opportuni- the Society of Profes- rated music school tner from USC, was day, but also received Shininger added. cated on the third be held in the Prout- ties, student teaching sional Journalists because it's planted brought into exis- the opportunity to Shininger, who floor of the Business Hayes Plaza (or in abroad and co-ops present "The Best in in the middle of no- tence by Disney as an have clinics with plans to teach music Administration Build- case of bad weather will be presented by The Business" featur- where. I guess I was educational experi- name groups. Disney after be graduates, ing, across from on the first floor of nine offices and cen- ing Rod Hansen and surprised that they ence program. Productions brought said be enjoyed per- room 371, from 10 Prout Hall) todav ters on campus. Bill Black of WJR Ra- accepted someone DURING THE in musicians who forming. a.m. to 2 p.m. today from 10 a.m. to 2:30 PRSSA - Steve dio at 9:30 and 10:30 fromnere." marching shows Shi- talked about music "Things really and tomorrow. p.m. Information Schutt, acting sports a.m. in Joe E. Brown ninger played drums, performance and the clicked when we had Jazz - The University about programs such information director, Theatre. Everyone is DISNEY AUDI- assisting on key- music business in good crowds. When Jazz Combos will give as National Student will speak at the welcome. TIONED approxi- boards for the sit- general, Shininger iou can put smiles on mately 600 musicians down concerts. "I had said. aces that you don't and recruited only 60 never seriously "We got to meet even know, it's a Falcon Frenzy to play in their groups played keyboards, so Johnny Carson's To- great feeling. That ►ARENT at Disneyland and thai was quite a night Show Band and makes you feel that Disney World. Most learning experience talk with Doc Seve- you've done your OF of the musicians in itself," he said. rinsen. We also saw job," he said. LA UNION DE ESTUDIANTES LATINOS THE ANNOUNCES NIGHT DONUT DELIVERY YEAR To all persons interested in Latino and Latin-Amer- Donuts and Rolls Delivered at Night Wad. thru Sun. ican student issues and concerns, that you are APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE invited to apply for a postion as a representative of This coupon good for.. . American the Latin Student Union to sit in the Advisory 13th Donut FREE NOW IN UAO OFFICE Committee for General Fee Allocations (ACGFA). whan prof Inc. one dozan on dallvaryl ■ Heart Guidelines for essays are For an interview with the screening committee, Association available starting Oct. 10 please contact or call the Latin Student Union at Oonuli E GETAWAY 372-0325. Names will be accepted from Tuesday, IcaCrMm 098 S. 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(AP) - The man identified the afternoon before VS. office said. stand up if the guns by the FBI aa the leader of District Magistrate Naples and Orlando Car- THE INDICTMENT reau of Alcohol, Tobacco CASCARELLI IS serv- The indictment details organized crime opera- Charles Laurie in Akron. rabia, 56, of Struthers, an- against Naples accuses and Firearms raided weren't held in Naples' ing a 17-year term in fed- Naples' three previous fel- tions in the MMtM"lne Val- Laurie set a $50,000 other man the FBI alleges him of one count of posses- Naples' home on the North name. eral prison on weapons ony convictions for pro- ley surrendered yesterday surety bond for Naples and is an organized crime fig- sing a firearm while being Side of Youngstown and "The indictment speaks violations. moting a numbers game, and pleaded innocent to a scheduled his trial for 9:30 ure in the Mahonlng Val- a convicted felon. Convic- seized 31 firearms. for itself," Roberts said. Policy said he would op- receiving stolen property charge of illegal posses- a.m. Nov. 28 before U.S. ley, both were indicted by tion could result in a two- At the time, Naples'law- But Policy . said the pose the government's use and operating a gambling sion of firearms. District Judge Alvin the grand Jury. year prison term, a $10,000 yer, Carmen Policy, said charge was "highly techni- of Cascarelli's informa- business. The six-page doc- Joseph "Little Joey" Krenzler of Cleveland. Carrabia was arrested fine or both, Joseph Grif- the firearms were owned cal" and based on the testi- tion, saying he wasn't a ument also lists the 31 Naples Jr., SO, was in- Friday on federal drug vio- fin, special agent in charge by Naples' wife, Joan. mony of Peter Cascarelli, credible witness. weapons confiscated in dicted Friday by a federal Naples, who was taken to lation charges, and be re- of the Cleveland FBI of- Millard Roberts, agent a former Naples' employee "I'm very relieved that Ml, including six. fire- grand Jury. He surren- Akron in handcuffs, was mained in custody fice, said. in charge of the FBI's Aus- who became a government be wasn't charged with arms with obliterated se- dered to the FBI yesterday released after posting yesterday at the Cuvahoga The charge stems from a tintown resident agency, informant but later something more serious rial numbers. Police clash with terrorists Democrat hopefuls exchange jabs RANGOON, Burma fied, said the three severe wounds. (AP) - Burmese po- terrorists either infil- WASHINGTON (AP) - still a change from the A few days later, Mon- reporter."... I did favor a no effect on her candidate, lice clashed with trated the 200-man THE STATE radio Walter Mondale and John disastrous (pre-Reagan) dale told party activists in change from the disastrous except "that the press in- three "Korean terror- advance South Ko- said the two other ter- Glenn are suddenly ex- policies, but were more Iowa that there was a dif- policies that I gather now sists on focusing on only ists" near the Rang- rean security contin- rorists were spotted changing the toughest jabs responsible than the Rea- ference between "special he would like to go back what the two men have to oon River, killing one, Sent, or got off a by villagers today in of the 1984 presidential gan program," he said. interests" and the "public to." say" about each other. Thakhutwa, a town on campaign, probing each "We could not get what we interest," and thai the Monday, after Glenn capturing another forth Korean "It precludes us getting and chasing the third freighter that called the Rangoon River other's vulnerabilities wanted." Democrats have a "special linked Mondale to the "di- eight miles south of while reinforcing the im- Glenn, D-Ohio, did vote responsibility" to labor, sastrous, failed" policies in the paper," she said, who fled into the jun- at Rangoon last pression that the Demo- in favor of President Rea- women, blacks and other of former President Car- and makes it tougher to gle, the state radio month. the capital. cratic free for all is gan's budget cuts and tax voting blocs that comprise ter, Mondale struck back break out of the pack. said yesterday. The state radio said already a two-man race. cut legislation in Ml. the party. immediately with the Hart, Sens. Alan Unofficial sources one terrorist was Police were sum- Glenn's weakness, Mon- He then attacked Glenn, charge that "Glenn will be Cranston and Ernest Hol- speculated the three seized trying to flee in moned, but one of the dale said, is his support for GLENN IS attempting to but not bv name, for his deeply shocked by the re- lings, former Sen. George were involved in the a rowboat Monday terrorists hurled a Reaganomics. Mondale's portray the former vice vote in favor of a new action of Democrats McGovern and former Fla. bombing Sunday that night and was being grenade, wounding weaknesses, Glenn said. president as a captive of nerve gas weapon, his one- across the country to his Gov. Reubin Askew, al- killed 16 South Ko- interrogated in a mili- three officers, and the are Carter-economics and "special interests" and time opposition to the decision to base his cam- ready are far behind the reans, four of them tary hospital after police opened fire and special interest politics. neutralize the recent string SALT II treaty and his Ml paign on his support of others in public opinion setting off a grenade killed hun. The other "The debate has been of political successes - en- votes for Reagan's budget Reaganomics." polls and fund-raising. Cabinet ministers. joined on a fundamental dorsements by the AFL- cuts and tax bill. Issues aside, the fact The sources, who that severed his right terrorist escaped into issue," Mondale said Mon- CIO and the National Edu- "That would have been a that Glenn and Mondale So far, at least, the skir- declined to be identi- arm and caused other the jungle. day night. "Mr. Glenn cation Association and good time for a Democrat have been talking about mishing between Glenn voted for Reaganomics, I straw poll wins in Maine to stand up against the each other in recent days - and Mondale has not opposed it." and Iowa. special interests and vote coupled with the wide- reached the level of inten- "For him to criticize me When Mondale suc- no," Mondale said of the spread news coverage - sity of the I960 campaign, in conjuntion with WOMEN FOR WOMEN, is like the first mate on the ceeded in winning the two tax bill. makes the other five con- when Sen. Edward Ken- THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND Titanic criticizing the rest labor endorsements, Glenn That got Glenn's atten- tenders look like bit part nedy challenged Carter. of us for going for the life said the Democrats will tion, and he came back 48 players in comparison. Mondale questioned Ken- WOMEN IN COMMUNICA TION boat," Glenn said. lose "if we offer a party hours later in Florida. Kathy Bushkin, an aide nedy's patriotism, and be- "We (Democratic sen- which can't say no to any- "I WAS NEVER in favor to Sen. Gary Hart, said the fore it was over, Kennedy present: ators) tried and tried to one with a letterhead and a of Reaganomics and he recent volleys between described Carter as a THE ANCHOR WOMAN WHO DARED TO create programs that were mailing list." knows that," Glenn told a Glenn and Mondale have "clone of Ronald Reagan." FIGHT BACK TONIGHT ICHRISTINE CRAFT) WRQN T-SHIRT NIGHT Mon - Oct 17 8:00 pm kiOTL BALTIMORE MAIN ST. GRAND BALLROOM^ 1 OCTOBER 6-8 and OCTOBER 12-15 4 u MAIN AUDIIORIUM 8 00pm •• NO COVER! ** *i ■ ' • -- ■ sot'vdmissftfr * ' '"' '■''' ■■'' I STUDENTS 52 00 ADUllS S4.0C &:WK%%:::ft::::::::WS::s:W:WS::W^ • DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE AT THE BAR * ■ DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 NOTICE! 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PINCKNEY BACKPACK TRIP • Sam Chapman • Dave Merry • Scott Cunningham • Brad Potts Michigan Bowling Green's water- • Mart Dierksheide • Chris Stammen polo team won two of three matches last weekend in • Ray Fassett • Steve Wilke OCTOBER II, 22, 23 competition against Cleve- land State, Cue Western Vlftttm* mduitt MUffes, fu awi ttaMoartihaa Rteserve and DeWspn, in H*i 8 m»*t M Sttsrssy t*i 6 SHU* M Saesty The Falcons were beaten The Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau PAYMENT UPON SIGNUP IN UA0 OfFfCf by CSU on Friday night, but came back later Oat evening to beat CWRU, 17- 12. Saturday morning, BG overwhelmed Denison, 23- presents: ' ». THE RETURN OF BG freshman Pete Max- TAKES A TRIP well and sopbomomore Gary Shipley led the team to Mitchhort & Cowden with 12 goals apiece in the three matches. Sophomore SAT. OCT. 15 Scott CUnes scored nine goals, with a team-high 11 8:00 -11:00 pm assists. SflprHfflw* Dave TONY PACKO'S Ebeling led the team with in GRAND BALLROOM •even steals, four of which $1.00 admission came against CWRU. , TODAY 3:30 P.M. TOLEDO. OHIO ■ELMK HI NH II H This weekend, BG re- V.S. INDIANA mtSNTII turns to Cleveland State to SIGN UP NOW IN UAO OFFICE ■FTEI THEM WE1T MIST battle state-ranked Ohio COCHRANE FIELD State and CSU in their sec- ond tournament. ******* Who's Ed Miller? CONTACT UAO la FURTHER ' INFORMATION 372-2343 He's Republican Candidate For WE DELIVER Councilman-at-large He wants to meet you I THESE SPECIAL He's willing to meet with any group. Call 352-8651 TO CAMPUS Capture the Beauty of MONDAY - ROAST BEEF PLATTER- $3.00 . AUTUMN. Roast beef on an open faced bun covered with gravy, mash with this ATiABGt potatoes with gravy, and a vegetable (Corn or Green Beans) SUPER FILM DEVELOPING SPECIAL PcMical Advertisement pekj tor by Committee to elect Ed MMer Councilman at ■ motor— io ccumiii FliMSIZE Urge. Ashel Bryan & Ralph Pawn Co. 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"If an- chances in the e arly going but could find out if they would break into the other team plays aggressive, then we not capitalize. nation's top 20 Yesterday, the Fal- can play aggressive.. Nobody is going "The opportunities were there but cons proved to a crowd that would to run us over. Our kids can hold their they were not great in number," exceed the seating capacity in the own." Palmisano said. "If we could have put bleachers of Mickey Cochrane Field INJURIES WERE NOT the only the ball down the midfield more we why they belong in the number 20 result of the physical game. There might have had a few more shots." position. BG was edged in double were a total five yellow cards (a BG DID MANAGE to get off 11 overtime, 2-1, by defending national warning before being ejected) with shots for the match compared to IU's champion and this season's fourth BG winning in that department. 10. ranked Indiana. At the 30:32 mark freshman Nan It only took the Hoosiers 2:23 for This marks the second overtime Chul Shin received a yellow card for them to go on top 1-0. Senior mid- match BG has played this year with dangerous play. IU's Mike Hylla fol- fielder Joe Schmid knocked the ball the other ending in a 1-1 tie against lowed with 13:19 remaining in regula- past BG goalkeeper Kim Bucher with Wisconsin-Green Bay. tion time by getting penalized for Hylla assisting. The double overtime is mandatory unsportsmanlike conduct. Dennis But none of the Falcon fans would and is played in two 10-minute periods Wesley received his fourth yellow leave and give up on their nationally with the teams switching sides of the card of the year at the end of the ranked team. Four minutes later the field in the first period. H either team second half. Falcons gave the fans their money's scores the match is still continued When the game went into overtime, worth when Wesley headed in a Neil until time expires. play continued in the same fashion - Ridgway free kick to tie the score. It was a physical match for the more yellow cards. Hoosier forward Wesley, the team leader in points, entire 110 minutes of play. Players Paul DiBernardo collected a yellow currently has 15 goals along with two were being injured on a regular basis card for unsportsmanlike conduct and assists totaling 34 points this season. bg news stafl/Palrck Sanda with neither team escaping with a Falcon forward Mark Jackson ended "Wesley definitely adds an extra healthy team at the end of the match. the first overtime period when the dimension to their team," IU head Bowling Green's Pat Kenney (15) battles with Iker Zublzerreta (11) of Indiana for When it was all over the Falcons' Kurt possesion of the ball in yesterday's action at Mickey Cochrane Field. The Falcons lost to officals cited him for dissent. coach Jerry Yeagley said. "He is used the Hooslers in double overtime, 2-1. real well in the re-starts. Neil Ridg- way also played real well. We had to put our best midfielder on him - Joe Schmid. He did a good job shutting down Ridgway." With the game knotted at one going Browns seek to end jinx into the second period of the overtime, BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Despite the "Offensively, Franco Harris is an our share. it looked as though the game would Cleveland Browns' 13-year losing ascending player. He's trying to "And somebody else gets credit for remain deadlocked. But with 4:27 left streak in Pittsburgh's Three Rivers eclipse Jim Brown's rushing record," the first eight (losses)," the coach IU forward Tom Hylla tallied the Stadium, Coach Sam Rutigliano says the coach said. "And Cliff Stoudt is a said. "I've only had five." match-winning goal with the assist he's worried that his National Foot- good quarterback. It will be interest- The failure to win may be an incen- going to Dave Boncek. ball League team might be overconfi- ing to see how they play without "WE DEFINATELY deserved to tive. win," Yeagley said. "This win was dent for its game Sunday against the (receivers) Jim Smith, John Stal- DESPITE INJURIES to such play- lworth and Lynn Swann. very important for us. It was cer- Steelers. ers as quarterback Terry Bradshaw tainly not an mismatch. Bowling The Browns are carrying a 4-2 re- "BUT THE ONLY thing I'm inter- and Stallworth, Rutigliano noted, cord into the contest, while the Steel- ested in is being 5-2 (this season), not Green is a much improved team. "Many of the principal players who Anytime you come here and beat a era, also 4-2, have been troubled by 1-13 (at Three Rivers)." have made the Steelers a dominant many injuries and retirements. Rutigliano said he doesn't believe in team that is undefeated you have to team are still there. be happy." "I think what we have to guard any Three Rivers jinx, and that he is "With (center) Mike Webster and This loss marks the first loss of the against is, 'Well, if you're ever going not responsible for the entire losing (tackle) Larry Brown, they have Pro to beat Pittsburgh, this is the year, season for BG and the first time string. Bowlers on the offensive line. Fran- goalkeeper Bucher surrendered a Rutigliano said. "They're a good de- "I can assure you that if the Browa* co'* having a super season and (Wal- fensive football team, and they'll play goal in six games. Bucher has only played some other team over there ter) Abercrombie gives them a surrendered 11 goals on the season well against us. the last 13 years, we would have won dimension they haven't had." and it is only the third time opponents have scored two or more goals in one match against him. "Kim Bucher did a great Job," Women'sJoasketball to hold tryouts Palmisano said. "He made a great Tryouts for the women's varsity _ jia«wldpickm>w( distributed. save when he went up in the right basketball team will be held Sunday, tickets en the Monday awl Tuesday •There wfll also be 1M reserved corner early in the first period." Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. in Anderson Arena. ' the weekend ■eries. •eat tickets for each game pot on sale "Their goalkeeper played an excel- All interested women should report i week. lent game," Yeagley said. "He kept dressed to play. them in the game with extremely Briefs WFOB radio will be broadcasting great play. He definitely deserves a A ticket clartflcatJoa policy for all Falcon hockey games this season. tot of credit." Bowliag Greea hockey games will set •Every Wednesday, at least IN This weekend's series against Clark- The Falcons record stands at 10-1-1 the foOswtag itaadards for obtaiatac general admission tickets for each son will be carried on AM-1430, with bg news stafl/Polrck Sanaa as they will try to get back in the win tickets: game will be pot on sale, depending Glenn Cerny providing the play-by- Falcon backer Joe Barros (3) waits for action to head his way column when they face Western Mich- •Those itndeaU who hare Sports an the number of Sports Pass tickets play. while eluding an unidentified flying hoosier in yesterday's igan on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mickey match against fourth-ranked Indiana. Cochrane Field. NOTICE! PISANELLO'S FREE PIZZA MIDNITE GrlOW 24 ounce coupon In the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY VCTO PASSBOOK CINEMA 142 ONLY SI." film developing should have stated ! 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THERE'S Hit 8 ■»» M Sttsrtty MM! 6 mitt M Swuky A NEW NAME PAYMENT UPON SIGN-UP IN UA0 OFFICE FOR TERROR. ••••••• LOOKING FOR THE SPANISH CLUSTER? \ It can be found in Madrid, Spain! ALL STUDENTS "1 Dates: June 1 to August 1 Cred|ts given for Spanish 101 -102 - 201 - 2( interested in selling advertising BOSTON v THE BEST WAY TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE for the S AND THE CULTURE IS TO BE THERE! CELTICS ■t the For information contact: NEW campus PMHie Sllvirtsme. Dr. Mercedes Junquera ( $1,959 for 14 credits OCt. 28. 1983 Romanc&Languages Dep'N (Extensive field trip included) 245 Shatiel H»U Jy Magazine tnmmnm 372-0053 We will be meeting Monday Oct. 17 at 6:00 P.M. in the Taft Room 3531643 located in the Union. If interested but can't attend call Jennifer at nmm trm smw a ut tmct £ Also, partial credit given 354-1226. 10 bg n«w*/odob«f 12.1983 sports Byars ready to face Illinois Schonert likely to lead Cincy COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio A tight end in the early part of his ing point of the season. If we lose it, CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati players judged to have flagrantly the offense, but then suffered three State tailback Keith Byars realizes specatcular prep career, Byars we're 2-2 in the league. We got back Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson Injured quarterbacks. interceptions, including one returned be wm be a central target Saturday says he has no preference over in the race when Illinois beat Iowa. may miss Sunday's game in Denver Gary, whose team was penalized 15 for a touchdown that sealed Pitts- for Illinois' league-leading defense running the ball or receiving it. If we keep on winning, Just let the because of the twisted neck he suf- yards for the tackle, denied be Inten- burgh's 24-14 victory. in the battle offiig Ten football title "Either is all right with me. It chips fall where they may," he fered Monday at the hands of a Pitts- tionally wrenched Anderson's neck. Gregg still refuses to rule out the contenders. doesn't matter as long as it helps burgh Steeler tackier, Bengals Coach Gary said his hand slipped onto the Bengals for the NFL playoffs. Byars, a Woot-2,226-pound soph- the team," he said. "Catching the Forrest Gregg says. face mask as he grabbed Anderson. "All we need is to quit m»Hng omore, became the first Ohio State ball is no problem for me. It's like a THE WINNER of M letters at "He got ittwisted farther than it LAST SPRING, Brown proposed to errors and stopping ourselves and back in 34 years to gain 100 yards second nature." Dayton (Ohio) Roth High School should go/' Gregg said of Anderson. a meeting of National Football giving other teams touchdowns," be passing and 100 receiving in a Since a 24-14 televised victory at helped his team win two straight "He is stiff and sore." League club owners a rule which said. single-game last week against Pur- Oklahoma. Ohio State has state basketball and track called for automatic ejection of any due. struggled, losing at Iowa, 20-14, Gregg, whose Bengals are 1-5, said championships. He also gained 11.5 it is questionable-whether Anderson defensive player who flagrantly in- GREGG SAID HE is levying daily Ray Hamilton had 111 rushing before beating Minnesota and Pur- yards a rush in his final football will be able to play against the Denver jured a quarterback. The proposal yards and 101 receiving yards fines against Bengals fullback Pete due. Mistakes have been costly. season and batted over .500 in his Broncos. was defeated. Johnson for being overweight. John- against Missouri in 1949. The Buckeyes have drawn 17 pe- last two baseball campaigns. "At this point, I would think we "What's 15 yards when you get rid THE BUCKEYES' leading son, Cincinnati's leading rusher for nalties while scoring 102 points in He was pursued by at least four probably wouldn't have him. If we do, of the opponent's quarterback?" the past six seasons, missed presea- rusher, however, reminded a the last two games. major league baseball clubs, but it It'd be a plus," the coach said. Brown said. writer that football is not a one- son training because of a contract "It Just takes one person to hold was an easy decision to choose X-rays taken of Anderson's neck, dispute and was suspended by the man game. "It will take a total up the team. It's a lack of concen- football. Gregg and Paul Brown, general which he also injured earlier this team effort We've got to have tration. We've got to come out with NFL for the season's first four games consistent play from everybody," manager of the Bengals, have both season against the Buffalo Bills, because he had admitted buying co- the same intensity as we did for the "If I had signed a baseball con- said they think Steeler defensive end showed no evidence of any broken caine from a dealer. he said. whole game at Oklahoma." said tract out of nigh school and got Keith Gary should have been ejected Byars says forget about his per- bones. But he has been wearing a Johnson, reportedly about 15 Byars, who has rushed for 381 hurt, I wouldn't nave had anything from the game for grabbing Ander- neck brace this week and has re- pounds over his prescribed playing formance against Purdue, 135 Cia and accounted for 281 yards to fall back on. Now I can play son's face mask on the play and yards rushing and 120 yards receiv- ceived treatment designed to relax weight of 255, played against the fall. football, get an education and have wrenching his head around. the neck muscles and relieve sore- Steelers and scored a touchdown. ing. That's history. "Saturday's Byars, accustomed to perform- a career ready when I quit play-1 The play occurred during a game ness. over. I cant get it back. I Just have Gregg said he is fining Johnson the ing for state prep championship ing," said Byars. He chose Ohio televised nationally from Cincinnati, The Bengals used reserve quar- standard $25 per pound each day he is to try and keep getting better," he teams, knows the importance of State over Michigan, Tennessee, and Brown said he hopes that will give said. terback Turk Schonert after Ander- overweight, which would mean a the Illinois trip. "It's the big turn- Pittsburgh and Arizona State. impetus to his campaign to penalize son's injury. 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When you live by The running game bailed us out team yesterday by Coach Barry nors said. "All I know is that he was criticized by Switzer, the me- Buckeyes wasn't exactly shuddering the pass, you die by the pass. When against Wisconsin," he said of last Switier for falling to return to went to catch a plane and he never dia and some of his teammates for over the thought of going to 19th- you run the ball, your defense rests, it week's 27-15 victory after the Illini campus the past three days. got on it" his attitude toward the game and ranked Illinois Saturday, but he is takes the pressure off and mere's no trailed 9-3 at the half. "We have Dupree left the team after Okla- training. viewing the Illini with respect way the other team can score." emphasized the run and we will con- homa's SI-IS loss to Texas in Dallas Dupree stayed in Mississippi on "HE DOESNT WANT to play "This is a different Illinois team," Bruce said he expects the Ohio tinue to do so. In this conference, if last weekend and has not rejoined Monday, but was to have taken the football. He's told too many people Bruce told the Chicao Football Writ- State-Illinois game to be "four quar- you don't have defense and a running the Sooners, Swhzer said. "first plane back" to Norman on that and there have been too many ers in a telephone interview Tuesday ters of solid, hard-knocking football." game, you are in trouble." Tuesday morning, his mother said. indications of that," Switzer said. when was asked if he expected an It has been 16 years since Illinois White agreed with Bruce on Illinois A friend was to have taken Dupree aerial bombardment. has defeated Ohio State but Illini defense, which ranks first in the Big "As of now, he's off the team," "This is really a tragic waste. He's "Illinois' real strength is defense," Swttser told The Associated Press. to the airport in Jackson, Miss. obviously a superb talent... but the coach Mike White figures his team Ten against the rush and scoring and "He's probably off biding, in seclu- said Bruce. "They blend the pass and has a chance this time around. second in overall defense. Switzer would not rule out the His mother, Cella Dupree Con- run and use up the clock. They have sion somewhere with his friends. I possibility that Dupree could re- seven senior starters on defense. don't know." turn to the team, but said, "When nors, told Switzer's office one of "It'll be a tough game," said White, "THIS HAD TO be the year of Dupree's friends called her today They dominate the line of scrimmage "no question about that. Ohio State is Illinois on defense and it has worked Dupree had bean given permis- he didn't show up Monday the team both offensively and defensively." sion to visit his family in Philadel- was very upset. The only way he ana said the player was still in diversified and has no weaknesses." out that way," said White. "We are a Mississippi and OK. But she still Although Ohio State is a slight fa- BUT WHITE HAS developed an defense-oriented team and it all starts phia, Miss., after the Texas game, could come back is if they want vorite over Illinois, the Illini will not but did not return for practice him and I don't think they do." did not know her son's exact where- excellent defense and running game with our tackles. Don Thorpe and abouts. be looking up to the Buckeyes, at least to go with his usual strong passing Mark Butkus both have been with us Monday and was still missing yes- not in the Big Ten standings. Illinois terday. Dupree, who suffered a bruised Dupree had arrived at their attack. four years and they have improved home on Saturday night and had at 34) is tied for first place with "We've been talking about a bal- every year. knee in a 24-14 loss to Ohio State on Michigan. Ohio State at 2-1 is tied for swrrzERS OFFICE said Du- Sept. 17 and missed the following been given permission to remain in anced offense for a couple of years," 'Thorpe is the big play guy and Mississippi through Monday. She third with Iowa. said the Illini coach. "But we didn't Butkus (nephew of Dick Butkus) has pree's mother, Cella Dupree Con- game with Tulsa, has gained 369 "BASICALLY, THE formula for nors, telephoned to say she was yards on 63 carries this season and said he was to have taken the "first have the tools. This year with (Tom) the advantage of a big name and the plane back" from Mississippi on winning is a sound defense," said Rooks, (Dwight) Beverly and a fresh- disadvantage of playing up to it," said told Dupree was all right and still managed only SO in 14 carries Barie."Dlinois is ranked No. 1 and if in Mississippi. But Mrs. Connors against Texas. Tuesday. man named Ray Wilson, we have the White. Hockey all the way to the top again!!! 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