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■ Weather Today: Monday partly cloudy November 1, 1999- High 70. Low 49 Volume 87 & Issue 48' *r< he BGA doily independent News student press Ward candidates face off on issues By KATIE WOODS dents. Sarah Tomashefski, the of the 1st Ward, they both have this shuttle service would cut is to use the media as a tool. Hd The BG News ' "I can represent both groups Democratic candidate, made their own plans on making the down on the littering and van- believes that students would be] Election day is only a day fully because I have been both," the personal choice to run early community better if elected. dalism that takes place concerned if they knew it was a . away. Here is one final glimpse he said. last semester because she Amend plans to focus on throughout the 1st ward. problem. of Bowling Green's 1st Ward Amend originally considered wanted to be a voice for the stu- campus and community. If Tomashefski wins the elec- Both candidates feel the candidates, the positions they running when his mother, who dents. Tomashefski, a third "It needs to be better. They tion she plans on continuing same way about the recent feel-' stand for and what they plan on works in the president's office, year student, was impressed need to work together and not her work in making sure all the ings that the Bowling Green^ doing for the 1st Ward if elect- got a call that the Republicans with Bowling Green's commu- act like two separate entities," street lights are working and police are abusing their power' ed. were looking for a 1st Ward stu- nity when she first moved here. he said. that the sidewalk are fixed. They are quick to point out that Greg Amend, a first year student candidate to run in the Since then she has gotten Amend suggests doing this She also wants to work on mak- the force this year is young, and dent here at the University, is next election. Amend was involved in various ways. by proposing a roundtable ing negligent landlords respon- are often stricter in an attempt the Republican candidate in always interested in politics When Julie Meyer, the former between campus and city sible. to establish their authority" this election. Amend is a life- and elections. The Republican 1st Ward member, resigned ear- administrators. His proposed "Smoke detectors are already amongst people not much older" 1 long resident of Bowling Green. Party liked the idea of backing lier this year, Tomashefski was roundtable would be open to mandatory by law, why not car- than themselves. However,' He feels that he is qualified for not only a student, but a life- appointed to finish out her anyone. He also wants to bon monoxide detectors too," they both say that an abuse of city council because not only long Bowling Green resident. term. extend the off-campus bus she said. power should not be tolerated. will he be representing stu- Amend then became the Repub- Although both candidates route so that is has a stop Amend's idea on solving the dents, but also permanent resi- lican candidate. plan to represent the residents downtown. Amend believes problems of negligent landlords • See CANDIDATES, page eight.

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There are 60 days left in the Muncie suffers loss millennium and in order to ] celebrate, reflect and prepare after 6 shot during for the 21st century, Th* News will run a nuUennium- Halloween festivities related story every Monday. By RICK CALLAHAN side, and investigators were Associated Press Writer looking in to whether shots By CRAIG GIFFORD MUNCIE, Ind. — A were fired inside the house as The BG News group of men who well. Throughout time, the mass media has evolved from a little were turned away Julian Brown, 28, a former town newspaper, into what it is from a college Halloween party Ball State student from Gary, today: a mix of television con- early Sunday opened fire on Ind., was found dead in the glomerates, major market newspapers and the radio. As the small house, killing one kitchen, Muncie police Chief man and wounding five others. we look back at what the media Joe Winkle said. has become, we also look ahead About 100 people had Two people were in fair con- at what is in store for the packed into the home after a dition Sunday at Ball Memorial future and into the next millennium. Ball State University fraterni- Hospital and two were treated ty party. About 4 a.m., a car "It's impossible to say for and released, a hospital sure, but it [the media] is going pulled into an alley behind the spokesman said. One person to change," said Dennis Hale, a -house and began firing into the was treated at the scene. professor of journalism at the home, said Marlon Glass, 31, University. who was at the party. "It was a private gathering. It is believed that there may It wasn't a wild party or any- be major changes in the media, The house, in a student thing like that. It just got out of especially in technology, as the neighborhood near campus, Internet continues to expand. was riddled with bullet holes, hand," said David Keels, an "There will be a shift to the and a trail of shell casings still advisor for Kappa Alpha Psi Internet, and in the future we led from the back door to the fraternity. A Kappa Alpha Psi may even see newspapers dis- member who lived in the house appear, and become computer- alley Sunday afternoon. The ized," Hale said. windows of some of the half- had invited several people over Linda Glomski, coordinator dozen cars parked behind the after the fraternity party at the of the Great Lakes Inter- house had been shot out. local YMCA, Keels said. . The Ball State Dally News Photo/ RICH EMBRY scholastic Press Association (GLIPA), shares similar Police and witnesses said at The shooters' identities still Investigator i of the Muncie Police Department sweep the ground with a metal detector for shells thoughts, only that the switch least two people had fired as hadn't been determined Sun- at the scene of Sunday morning's shooting at 1017 W. Bethel Ave. in Muncie, Ind. near Ball State to the Internet will be a more many as 40 rounds from out- day afternoon, Winkle said. University. lengthy process. "It will evolve over time just as the televisions did," Glomski said. "Just as every home now 3 cars involved in crash over has a television, some day they will all have and may be depen- weekend, caused property damage dent upon computers," According to Hale, one good thing about the possibility of news becoming more comput- erized and technologically sound, is that the cost of putting out the news will to down. "The biggest cost for papers is the print," Hale said, "We wont see books, magazines and newspapers disappear, they will just become more electronic, and as this happens, the cost of mass productions will go down." Glomski believes the com- puterization of printed materi- BG News Photoi/BEN FRENCH al will only grow as long a* technology becomes more At 2:30 a.m. Friday, an auto accident occurred near 110 N. affordable and accessible tp Prospect involving three automobiles, Including one that was home owners. parked. The accident caused damage to parking meters and "If the technology gets one of the vehicles ended up on the porch of a house owned cheaper, we will see it have by Bowling Green resident, Elenor McKee. The Bowling Green more of an impact, but if it Police Department said that people were injured In the acci- stays expensive, then it will dent, however no names were released at press time. not," Glomski said. As for students majoring is journalism, Hale said that they

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* page 2 The BG News Monday, November 1, 1999 Brian Taylor JP^ Opinion Editor & OPINION 372-2603 U.S. becoming nation of fat I'm going to take on fat peo- Now some people would be from a whole hell of a lot of PEOtfLEj ple today. And I could really see considered overweight by BMI, locations. this being misunderstood by a but may just be really muscu- I'm not saying we should on taei street* lot of people. So before I start lar. That's why body fat per- never allow overweight people in on this topic, I want to make centage is another good tool to to eat again or force them out of a disclaimer. use to measure how overweight restaurants. I may be insensi- Question: What was the craziest thing you ever did for Many people think that I a person is. I still claim a lot of tive, but I'm not cruel. But I Halloween? write with the intent to insult my weight comes from my don't feel a deep pity or empa- and upset others. That's not shapely and large ghetto booty. thy for overweight people entirely the case. I write recog- So there are exceptions. (myself included). nizing that what I'm saying My BMI is something My main rationale for this may insult and upset others. between 26 and 27 (depending opinion is that excess weight is Sometimes maybe I do write But, but!but ~. let me on my height, which can actual- generally (the important word explicitly to offend. But this is redeem myself quickly here. I, ly make a big difference in your being "generally") a good indi- not one of those cases. I realize technically, am a fat ass also. BMI). I'm not happy with that, cator of an unhealthy lifestyle. some people will still be offend- And I'll willingly admit it. though, and am trying to get And I am fairly glad to be living ed But at least know that it's First of all, how does one cal- back in shape by going to the and would prefer to see my life not my intention for you to be culate whether one is obese, rec and running and lifting extended as long as possible at StoU Steve Al sip so. overweight or in the normal weights. I'm not all too comfort- a certain level of comfort. And bomore Sophomore Okay, with all of that said, range? It involves some compli- able being overweight, putting being overweight can inhibit lie Design Undecided let me take on the heavy issue cated math, but I'll explain myself in danger of cardiovas- that. But if a person is 20 [dressed up "I got my foot ran ( of weight. anyway. cular diseases down the road. pounds overweight, works out f drunk- and while I was out st I actually wrote this column Take your weight in kilo- It's important to me that I regularly, can run a couple 1 to go out toi- nig pumpkins a few weeks ago, but then dis- grams (1 kilogram = 2.2 note that I'm totally grossed miles and has low cholesterol papering." I lost my ke carded it because I felt it was pounds, so a 220 pound person out by anorexics and Ally and everything, the actual somone's ■ just too mean and might be would weight 110 kilograms). McBeal types. So it's not that I weight itself isn't an issue. misunderstood. Then last Then calculate your height in Nate Riley push for some ultra thin soci- It doesn't mean I dislike fat , Sophomore Wednesday, there was an arti- meters (1 inch = .0254 meters, ety. I'd prefer a person to be people. Far from it. Self-hate Undecided cle in USA Today that affirmed so a 5'10" person is 70 inches overweight than underweight. isn't good. I just as much dislike my belief. "Ifell off a porch tall and 1.778 meters tall). And I do understand that smokers and alcoholics. But I and landed on a Approximately 55 percent of Square your height in meters. genetically, some people just do disagree with the unhealthy car while I was Americans are overweight. Now divide your weight in kilo- have the cards stacked against lifestyle those people are living trying to ring a That's a majority for those of grams by your squared height them. and I don't feel guilty for that Jbo*ell." you who flunked algebra. And a in meters and this is what is But I don't think any of this disagreement. study reported in the Journal of called a Body Mass Index should make being fat inher- Matt Zeig] Seth Wilson the American Medical Associa- (BMI). If you're between 26 and ently acceptable. I think it's Brian Taylor is a columnist Junior 'Freshman tion stated that about 18 per- 27.9, you're overweight. If like smoking or alcoholism. for The News. He has been jog- English Marketing cent of all Americans arc obese you're above 27.9, you're obese. Some people are predisposed ging and can now flee very "1 made a friend

Getting University The fact is, the majority of THE NEWS: The News is education takes work people are happy if a teacher the primary information source isn't there, and they wouldn't for students on this campus, I am writing in regards to know the difference between a and this makes it your duty to the frustration that Ginalynn movie from 30 years ago and do just that. It is your job to Clausen is experiencing from the most cutting edge research inform the students of this uni- this University. I used to be if it weren't for the fact that one versity - especially of potential frustrated until I realized that is on film and the other on danger lurking about/around anybody who thinks the Uni- video cassette. They would our campus! versity is still here solely for rather cram for a test and for- the education of the student is get everything after the test THE ADMINISTRATORS: deluded. While it is possible to than have to apply their knowl- The #1 responsibility of the learn and be challenged at a edge to future situations (which administrators to students is to University, it is an exception explains why you, Ginalynn, provide an environment condu- rather than a rule. are most likely told that you sive to learning. This includes "think too much" by many of insuring the safety of all BGSU College is no longer a place your acquaintances). students while on this campus. where one goes to be educated, It is also your responsibility to but rather, it is a social rite of My advice to Ginalynn is to reprimand students that intim- sorts. Most parents who have accept this (the only other idate, harass or harm other stu- enough money (and many who alternative being to pay more dents at this university. This don't* send their kids to college than the masses pay collective- campus is not general society. so that they can "get a job" and ly, in order to shift the Univer- You, as administrtors, have vV generally be accepted as some- sity's attention towards you). more control over what takes mTlfclKWClHW3MH OF WCT.UMf Vttt GOT f\ R&CE Cf NH HEfei body who is "educated." They Read books, take honors cours- plave on our campus, and the know that the kids don't really es, and discuss your subjects people you allow to take part in to being harmful to the self- conservative or a liberal, a off you. Start buying maga- want to search for knowledge at with profs OUTSIDE of class. our community. If you can sus- image of their readers, women's leader or a follower, if you zines that interest you as an the University, but the lack of a Most really want to teach you, pend a student for cheating on magazines are insultingly believe men and women are INDIVIDUAL, and not as a proper apprenticeship track but have become disheartened an exam, you most certainly superficial, and in most cases, equal, then you are a feminist. "WOMAN." Do we really pathetically redundant (come leaves them with a choice by the average student. Talk- have the power to suspend We should ALL consider our- believe that all women are the on, how many times can a mag- selves feminists. Surprise, sur- between university and fast ing to them outside of class those students that violently same? Think about it, the very food. This equates to a choice both shows them your interest azine get away with recycling prise. Very few feminists are harass members of our student concept of a "women's maga- between remaining part of and stops the rest of the class body. This, is your job and I the exact same article about actually radicals or manhaters. their present social class or from getting angry at you for expect to see you take action on how to have a better orgasm, or And keep in mind that there zine" is ridiculous! How could being cast out. "kissing up" (a.k.a. trying to this matter. lose 10 pounds in a month, are radicals in every group, one magazine possibly satisfy learn more than required). before women finally get so from Christians to Greek orga- all women? Start subscribing Most of these people are the Li a I fieri bored they stop reading?). I nizations to educators. to magazines about music, poli- same who say one of their rea- John Schutze agree with most of Sarah's arti- tics, rock climbing, writing, or [email protected] Secondly, it's a nice idea to sons for going to college is to cle; however, I would like to whatever it is that really gets [email protected] take her argument a step fur- write angry letters to the edi- have the "college experience." you going. And I hate to say Because the vast majority of Boycott women's ther. tors of women's magazines, but people are in college for the U. needs to recognize frankly, as long as millions of this, but if you cant think of a "college experience" (drinking, duty it has to students mags; read others First of all, Sarah said, women continue to buy the more specialized subject that finally having no parents "What if there was a magazine magazines just as they are, not would interest you, then you I am writing in response to with feminist ideas for the one word or image will ever have some serious problems to around, thinking they are spe- This is in response to the Sarah Delaney's recent article cial because they get a piercing women who don't necessarily change. take care of, and I'm not talking lack of information printed/ "Women's mags need more" call themselves feminists?" As or a tattoo, joining a frat/soror- action taken reguarding the (Oct. 27). Congratulations to The best thing we can do is about getting rid of cellulite. ity, etc.), the vast majority of a reminder, a feminist is any- "hate incident" at the vision Sarah for addressing a problem to simply stop purchasing money comes from them. In one who believes in the social, dance. The News and the that most of us already know political, and economic equality them. The dollar is tremen- return, the University, thankful administrators of this universi- exists, yet too few of us are for their money, caters to them of the sexes. Period. Whether dously powerful. Stop letting Arlie Dorsch ty have responsibilities to the actually trying to do anything GlamourElleVogueCosmoRed- (not to you. Ginalynn). you are a man or a woman, a community at BGSU. about. The fact is, in addition bookMademoiselle make money [email protected]

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•• Monday, November 1, 1999 The BG News page 3 Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603 tfQ®QP®§(g®Gp(l§ J WORD , By Linda C. Black may be the root of all evil, or it Today is a 7 — You'll have to ing, too. Pretending you're search BE there isn't going to make it Today's Birthday (Nov. 11). may not. Today, it does seem hustle to keep up. The dead- happen sooner. Jusl the oppo- You may want to resist author- to be the cause of a lot of con- line's looming, and you might lake Me Out To The Ballgame site's more likely the case. ity figures this year, but you'd fusion. not even know what you're be smarter if you learn from doing yet. You went for the Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Gemini (May 21-June 21) N X Y one. Rumors could lead to big — Today is a 6 — You're learn- challenge, and now you have — Today is a 7 — How can p D u z V B E E L s B B to produce the results. Get an changes in December. ing something that will be use- you take care of your own o N c V P L E S 0 J E A X V S older person, a dear friend, to needs and another person's, In January, you're the ful later. What you're studying give you a boost. too, when they're contradicto- T M H 1 c Z A K L D S G W C N teacher and the student, loo. In and what you're doing to pay ry? Should you pretend that February, keep the most the rent are most likely quite Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — F B you don't care? That's not a E K U Q R P 1 E F X u P O important stuff and toss the different, however. Is it time Today is a 7 — A difficulty will good idea. Why not stall, rest. There's loo much work in for a career change' Do what arise today, a little snag in the Z G C F B Q L E B R W Q p 1 F instead? Maybe something April, and an old friend comes you love, and the money will nylons of life. Somebody, per- will happen that takes the heat E S C S H A X A H F T Y p T D through for you in May. In follow — eventually. haps who you've been dating, off you — soon. August, stop competing with a Cancer (June 22-July 22) — could bail you out of this E L R L Y M L C P C N S F C 1 strong person and become predicament. Don't trade love Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Today is a 7 — You may be U Q E 0 T L U O F O T C U H A much stronger yourself. Save slightly stressed about your for money, though. That could — Today is a 5 — Compromise September for love. financial situation. You'd like cause all sorts of new prob- with your partner. The two of Q V F H U Z T D Y L A 1 M 0 M you have most likely had this To get the advantage, check the to get something for some- lems! same disagreement before. At S F S B O 0 H C A T T D P U 0 day's rating: 10 is the easiest day, body you love. It would be a Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — least you know what to expect. 0 the most challenging. thoughtful and well-appreci- Today is an 8 — You may feel J G 0 0 G R V E C X A K 1 T N ated gesture. Keep searching Then, wait for a shift in the Aries (March 21-April 19) like somebody is cramping other side's position. If you for a fire sale — but it's not fair your style. Think about it hon- D Q L X U B T H Y K B Y R F D — Today is a 7 — Abandon the if you light the match. and your mate work together, thought of playing hooky estly, though. Is it the other you could win. D Q M L D S E B A E S X E Y T Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — person's fault, or are you today. Instead, strive for per- Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — fection in everything you do. Today is a 7 — You're cute, but refusing to do what this per- U J Y H B R U N N E R 1 D R A Today is a 7 — You're most You probably won't achieve it, you have to work hard any- son wants? That's your choice, likely swamped with work. i, lK>kth'Wl oiix corn Ilk' Worl dUs ikn it (full hi - ir mi t but that's OK. The practice will way. People who won't let you of course, and it might be You'd rather be out some- hltp:,7w «vi.jiiiii'tknim li'ilu I'.rniil have what you want are out smart. If so, be proud of your _ be time well spent. where, pondering the meaning J there. No point in throwing a decision. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — of the universe. Forget that, for base Dugout Kuinici tantrum. Instead, think about Today is a 7 — Be patient, as Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. now. You could get into seri- what you want to say before Baseball Foul StjUCCaLC well as practical. Somebody's 21) — Today is a 6 — You can't ous trouble if you don't pay you go public with an impor- Bat Pitcher Steal willinr. to argue with every- get where you want to go. Slog attention. This is actually what tant announcement. thing that you say even through your chores and slop the universe is trying to teach Catcher 1'itchout Strike though you're right. Money Virgo (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) — complaining. Stop daydream- you, so get it! Diamond Playoff Umpirt

Seniors graduating in Decem- For everyone interested in spir- ber, May or August should itual questions of life—Where UPCOMING call Carl Wolf Studios at are we coming from and going 800/969-1338 to schedule to? Is there a plan for my life? events their sitting. Portraits will be How do I expand my aware- Monday, Nov. 1 taken the week of Nov. 8, in ness? What is the value of hope, the yearbook office from 10 love, etc? How is sexual energy a.m. - 6 p.m. daily. 28 West Hall 8 a.m. ■ 5 p.m. spiritual? The Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall. Ohio weather WORD Art Exhibit Noon Charles Kanwischer, "Recent Monday, Nov. 1 of the day Lesbian/ Bisexual Women's 7 p.m. Landscape Drawings from Lunch Group Northwest Ohio." Daily. Women's Basketball hosts AccuWeathei* forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures Bring your lunch and take an refulgence Kennedy Green Room, College Premier All-Stars (exhibi- hour out of your day to relax in of Musical Arts. tion) Pronounced: re-FUL-jents a supportive and open atmos- phere. Women of all ages wel- The BGSU women's basketball Function: noun 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. come. Provides space to discuss team opens '99-2000 action Art Exhibit personal issues, explore com- with the first of two exhibition Etymology: Latin refulgen- "Contemporary Clay: Master ing-out concerns, or whatever games at Anderson Arena. The tia, from refulgent-, reful- Teachers/Master Students." anyone needs to discuss. Every regular season begins Nov. 20, when the Falcons play at gens, present participle of Daily. Dorothy Uber Byran Monday at noon (no meeting on Gallery, Fine Arts Center. Nov. 22). The Women's Center, Youngstown State. BG's regu- refulgEre to shine brightly, 107 Hanna Hall. lar-season home opener is set from re- + fulgEre to shine -- 10 a.m. - 2p.m. for Nov. 22. Anderson Arena. more at FULGENT People Called Women sales 4 p.m. table Women Graduate Students 9:15 p.m. Date: 1634 People Called Women, the local Support Group Film Students Committee independent feminist book- A weekly drop-in space for An organization dedicated to : a radiant or resplendent store, will be on campus outside women graduate students who improving the film program at quality or state BRIL- the Women's Center with a are experiencing stress or anxi- BGSU, producing independent LIANCE range of gender related books, ety or just want to let off steam. films, sponsoring film festivals, gifts, posters, t-shirts, etc. 107 If you want a place to share and bringing independent film- - refulgent, adjective Hanna Hall. frustrations, concerns or simply makers to campus. FSC is open to seek another perspective on to anyone interested in film. Example': "The special 10 a.m. ■ 4 p.m. your grad school experience, Meets every Monday at 9:15 01999 Arxu Weather. Inc parking permit glittered, its College Republicans Mem- this is for you. Meets every p.m. The Women's Center, 107 bership Drive Monday at 4 p.m. The Women's Hanna Hall. refulgence apparent from the Center, 107 Hanna Hall. other end of the lot; it Education Building steps. Additional events listings can Sonny Pi Ctoutty Cloudy Showers T-storm* Ra*i Flurries Snow Ice inspired envy in everyone 10 a.m. 7 p.m. be found on www.events. MAma and AMI who saw it." 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3 killed, 3 injured in crash on state route Court dismisses inmate's death sentence Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — A van crossed the center line and hit Eye on thrNation ATLANTA — A panel of federal judges on Friday overturned a car, killing three teen-agers and sending three people to hospi- the death sentence of a man who was the first person sentenced tals, the State Highway Patrol said Sunday. to execution by the United States under a 1988 federal drug law. Randy Mosley, 16, and Angel Spradlin, 18, both of Lucasville; The United States has not executed anyone in 36 years. and Craig Fitzpatrick, 19, of Peebles, died at the scene of the Trick or Treat? A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals accident Saturday on state Route 348 about 80 miles south of ruled 2-1 that David Ronald Chandler of Piedmont, Ala., was not Columbus. properly defended by his attorney during his sentencing phase. The teens were passengers in a van driven by Teddy Mosley, Chandler's conviction 'or arranging the slaying of an infor- 19, of Sinking Springs, who lost control and drove left of the cen- mant, however, still stands and the case was sent back to the ter line, patrol dispatcher Robert Bailey said. A car driving the opposite way, driven by Pamela Griffin, 36, lower court for resentencing. of McDermott, hit the passenger side of Mosley's van. Bailey U.S. Attorney Ooug Jones in Birmingham, Ala., had not decid- said. ed whether to appeal. • Teddy Mosley was in critical condition Sunda. at St. Mary's Chandler's trial attorney. Drew Redden, testified at an appeals Hospital in Huntington, W.Va., a nursing supervisor said. hearing that he made "very little" effort to sway the jury to spare Griffith was in guarded condition Sunday at Grant Medical Chandler's life. Two judges wrote that the jury that sentenced Center in Columbus. Her son, Brandon, 13, is in guarded condi- him did not hear witnesses and evidence that showed a "more tion at Children's Hospital in Columbus. admirable" side of Chandler. IFire kills at least 54 people in South Korea Witchcraft serious problem in South Africa Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer INCHON, South Korea — Fire swept through a three-story building crowded with weekend diners and drinkers in a South BOTLOKWA, South Africa — The boy was found at dawn, Korean port city late Saturday, killing at least 54 people, many kneeling outside a house on his road, head down and gnarled >f them teen-agers, police said. fists next to his ears. Many victims were believed to have suffocated from toxic A crowd gathered. The boy rose up. He said his grandmother smoke. Most of the victims were high school students who were had sent him to the house to bring back the people inside as dead Irinking in a second-floor bar illegally catering to teen-agers. In bodies. South Korea, it's illegal for bars to admit minors under age 18. That night, a mob of youths burned down the homestead of the Police questioned four electricians following the discovery that grandmother, Johanna Ramalepa, accusing her of being a witch. the fire erupted after they left an underground karaoke salon She escaped — one of the lucky ones in this remote region of vhere they had done renovation work during the day. The elec- South Africa not to die in the wake of rampant accusations of sor- nnans were released Sunday after the questioning. cery. After the electricians departed the salon, two employees used The arson attack Sept. 20 in this dirt-road village 215 miles bn incandescent light to clean the floor with brooms. One of them Associated Press Pholo north of Johannesburg was one of a rash of witchcraft-related iccidentally broke the light bulb, and sparks dropped into a learby can of paint thinner, police said. crimes in recent months that has authorities worried. Sharpen- Vice President Al Gore, left, and his wife Tipper Gore pose in "This is our finding so far, but the final results of the investi- ing the concern is the arrival of spring rains, bearing destructive gation will take some time," local police chief Park Myong-hwan their Halloween costumes at the Navel Observatory in Wash- lightning and charges that witches conjured up the jagged bolts. said. At least 71 people were injured in the blaze. ington. could swing power in Washington legislature crucial to both parties. split 49-49. The 9th District has roughly school superintendent, has raised By JOHN K. WILEY If voters in the 9th District break Both parties have poured money 150,000 people in a region called the $170,000 from a number of corpora- Associated Press Writer their six-decade Republican trend and into the race between incumbent state Palouse, where farms on rolling hills tions, political action committees, indi- SPOKANE, Wash — In a largely go Democrat, it will put the divided Rep. Don Cox, a 59-year-old educator grow peas, lentils and wheat. It viduals and the Republican Party, rural part of Washington state best House in Democrat control. The Sen- and Republican, and Democrat Mike stretches from Cheney to Clarkston according to state records. known for its peas and lentils, political ate and the governor's office are Connelly, a lawyer and school board along the southern half of the Wash- Connelly, 45, the son of U.S. Attor- money is flowing and TVs are echoing already held by Democrats. chairman. ington-Idaho border. ney Jim Connelly, has raised about with attack ads. "Obviously, it's a big deal," said Cox was appointed to the seat in It hasn't elected a Democrat since $114,000 from labor organizations, The race is for only one seat in the Republican state Rep. Clyde Ballard, a January to succeed another lawmaker 1936. other lawyers, individuals and state state Legislature — the state's only co-speaker since the two parties must who was appointed to a state Senate Cox, a Washington State University Democrats. legislative election this year — but it's share power in the House, which is seat. faculty member and retired Colfax USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG The members of U.S.G. would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Domino's Pizza Ardvark Screen Printing & Embroidering, Kaufman's Steakhouse, and B.G.S.U. Shuttle Service, for their gracious donnations and support to "Moke a difference Day."

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By DONNA ABU-NASR The scene was replayed over demanded information that did- — including 15 crewmembers — could have been on the plane, yelling profanities in Arabic and over Sunday at Cairo Inter- Associated Press Writer n't yet exist. two Sudanese, three Syrians and but he didn't want to check the about EgyptAir. "I want to see it national Airport, where friends CAIRO, Egypt — In one cor- and loved ones of the 214 people "Please, I want to know if with my own eyes," he shouted, he's dead or still alive," begged ner of the makeshift information who disappeared that morning referring to the passenger mani- center, a man collapsed into a into the Atlantic waited for Sobhi Mohammed, whose chair, wailing, "My son, my word. Some were too terrified to brother-in-law was on the plane. fest. son." even check the manifest of "If he's dead, then I know that it P EgyptAir Flight 990. Others is the end of his life. But the offi- < J Nearby another man col- cials tell me they don't know if lapsed and was given an injec- he's dead or alive." tion. Doctors and nurses milled about at Terminal One, treating The man staring out the win- those who had fainted upon dow had collapsed upon finding hearing the news that the plane 1 ^ wM. had vanished off the coast of a familiar name on the list. "My Massachusetts. v^M™ son, my son," he cried. EgyptAir officials set up a Suhair Hathoul was subdued table in a terminal restaurant with passenger and crew mani- m * amid the shouting and wailing. fests and told waiting families She was expecting her sister and that there could still be sur- TT / 1 vivors from the crash, but many Associated Press Photo brother-in-law, who live in Ohio. refused to entertain hope. Some Two men react at Cairo's international airport after hearing from "I just came here to collect them. Egypt-Arir officials that one of their relatives were on the Egypt- collapsed. One man was given Now it looks like I'm going to an injection. Others demanded Air flight 990 Sunday. The jetliner with more than 200 people on board crashed into the ocean of Nantucket, Mass. Sunday en proof. arrange for a funeral," she said. route from New York to Cairo. "Maybe it's not him, maybe Red-eyed airline stewards it's someone with a similar one Chilean. EgyptAir chairman list because he didn't want to waited for news about their col- name," cried Samiha Ismail, Mohammed Fahim Rayan said know. He was waiting to see if who came to ask about her leagues. Many were grasping at he believed many of the remain- Ins cousin was on an Incoming Associated Press Photo brother-in-law. When she heard ing passengers were American, SwissAir flight before checking any sign of hope, including an President Clinton talks with first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as that his name was on the list, she although definite nationalities the list. early rumor started by the air- they arrive for a church service at Foundry United Methodist collapsed, wailing. "My dear were unconfirmed. Among port office of EgyptAir that the Church in Washington. Clinton spoke to reporters outside the brother, my dear sister. I can't those aboard were two infants. One man, who was told that c hurch stating that there is no apparent evidence of foul play in believe this." his cousin's name was on the plane had made an unscheduled the crash of Egyptian Flight 990 earlier Sunday morning. Walid Basil said his cousin passenger manifest, started On board were 62 Egyptians landing in London. Russian airstrike in Chechnya kills at least 25 people By RUSLAN MUSAYEV ermes, Chechnya's second largest city. Instead, it said the target of its attack Russian fighter jets systematically voys out through the south. Associated Press Writer They also shelled the mountains near was a rebel convoy, from which mili- bombed the main road leading south U.S. and other Western officials GROZNY, Russia — A Russian the western guerrilla stronghold of tants had fired unsuccessfully on a from the Chechen capital toward the have urged Moscow to end the fighting airstrike on a convoy of civilians flee- Bamut. Russian Su-25 attack jet. Two trucks mountains and neighboring Georgia, and negotiate with the Chechens. ing Chechnya killed at least 25 people, The Red Cross said in a statement packed with militants were destroyed, apparently trying to cut off an escape Russian officials have shrugged off the including two Red Cross workers, the that Russian rockets on Friday hit a the air force said. route for rebels. They destroyed a advice, determined to punish the Red Cross reported Saturday. five-vehicle convoy near Shami-Yurt, Chechen authorities, meanwhile, bridge spanning the Argun River near Islamic militants, whom they regard The report came as Russian jets about 12 miles west of Grozny. In addi- struggled to find new routes to evacu- Chishki, about 30 kilometers south of as terrorists. and artillery continued to pound the tion to those killed. 70 were wounded, ate refugees from the battered repub- Grozny. Chechen militants have repeatedly breakaway republic on Saturday in an it said. The convoy included Red Cross lic in southern Russia. Civilians have The attacks on the southern high- inl2ian authorities promised to attempt to root out Islamic militants. vehicles, clearly marked on their roofs been largely unable to flee Chechnya way would also stem a potential reopen the crossing between Chech- Russian forces shelled the capital, with the red cross emblem, the organi- for a week, after the Russian army escape route for civilians. Georgia has nya and Ingushetia on Sunday and to Grozny, from hills 6 miles northwest of zation said. closed the border with the neighboring previously kept its border with Chech- open a new crossing on Chechnya's the city, concentrating their fire on Chechen officials had said about 50 republic of Ingushetia. Some 173,000 nya closed, but it has promised to border with Dagestan, to the east. suspected guerrilla positions in the civilians were killed in the attack. people have taken refuge in accept refugees and help accommodate However, there was heavy fighting northern and southern outskirts. In The Russian air force denied that Ingushetia since the Russian offensive them, and Chechen authorities are Saturday near the proposed Dagestani the east, they were closing in on Gud- its planes had hit a refugee convoy. began in September. considering organizing refugee con- checkpoint in Gerzel. Colombians horrified over mass child killings

By MARTIN HODGSON November in the ravine and a Luring his victims with a Associated Press Writer nearby overgrown city lot in myriad of disguises — a cripple, PEREIRA, Colombia — Colombia's bustling western a monk, a beggar, a priest, a Twelve freshly planted palms coffee belt sparked a public out- charity worker — Garavito stand as a memorial to the 25 cry that prompted a nationwide gained his victims' confidence children whose skeletal investigation into more than a by offering them soft drinks remains were found here last hundred missing children over and money. In several of the 59 year, leading police to a man the past several years. towns he drifted through, Gar- in Natural Health Care who may be one of history's This week, the break came. A avito earned nicknames, worst serial killers. 42-year-old drifter confessed to including "El Loco" and "Goofy." What careers can you pursue at Northwestern Health Sciences University? Brightly-painted figures of killing 140 children during a Most of his victims were boys Chiropractic • Integrative health and wellnea • Acupuncture • Oriental medicine • Therapeutic massage five-year rampage, chief federal from poor families between the Northwestern Health Sciences University provides the widest range of choices children at play are carved into in natural health care in the United States. an overlooking hillside, and a prosecutor Alfonso Gomez said. ages of 8 and 16. Many had sign at the bottom of the grassy Luis Alfredo Garavito, who their throats slit, and some of The foundation of the University is students receive helps them excel in gully reads: "If we continue was jailed on attempted rape their remains were found tied Northwestern College of Chiropractic. preparing to practice as outstanding Now featuring with the indifference and the charges in April, confessed to to trees with nylon rope. Others which has earned an international health care practitioners Combined with master\-level courses the killings after being present- were buried in shallow graves. reputation in 58 years as a pioneer in our pioneering clinical education programs in I ntegrative hearth abandonment, we'll never know chiropractic education, patient care And and our assistance in )ob placement. and wellnesi. what happened to the children ed with overwhelming evidence Gomez said Saturday that Gar- scientific research The individual attention Northwestern provides a superb of Pereira." linking him to the attacks, the avito had raped some of the and access to educational resources our educational experience. The gruesome findings last prosecutor said. children. r^w NORTH WfSTtRN HIALTH SCIINCES STORE UNIVERSITY Minneapolis, Minnesota For a personal visit or more information, call CLOSING 1-800-888-4777 Or go virtual at www.nwhealth.edu SEEKING HOMER

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Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 'Run Lola Run' fast-paced excitement

By JAMES ELDRED it, and because of that one quality, which is aided by the right, are priceless. The BG News small event her run is much dif- fact that almost the entire film The film is circulating ferent than the one before it. is set to a fast-paced techno through the art cinemas right The plot to new German film It's a very abstract way to tell a soundtrack. Tykwer uses every now and is gaining quite a large "Run Lola Run" is so simple it story, and it works. directorial trick in the book to following. This film is odd, ran be explained in one sen- To match the abstract story make every single shot stand- exciting and amazing at the tence. But the film is so daz- is the very unusual directorial out from the previous one. same time; it is guaranteed cult style. This film could best be Slow-motion, fast-motion, zling and complex that this status when it becomes avail- described as an 80-minutc frame-by-frame shots, black review probably won't be able able to everyone on video in a to do it justice. music video. Tom Tykwer, the and white still photography, director and writer, uses fast split-screen views and even ani- few months. It's hard to find After an incredible opening right now, but it's worth the credits sequence, the film cuts and non-stop action, giving mation techniques are used to search. "Run Lola Run" is one begins with Lola on the phone, the film a music video-like give the film an unforgettable her boyfriend Manni lost feel. of the most exciting and origi- 100,000 marks from a heist Another unusual technique nal films I have seen this that he was supposed to give to used when we get to sec just big decade. his crime boss, if Lola can't the small differences arc during come up with some money in 20 each scenario are when the film minutes, Manni will most likely looks into the future of the peo- be killed. Lola decides that the ple that Lola interacts with. On best place to get the money her first journey, she slows would be from her dad, a rich down a man on a bike, because banker, so off she goes to find of that a group of thugs see Photo Provided him. him, beat him up and take his Franka Potente is Lola in 'Run Lola Run.' What is odd about this film is bike. He's then taken to the he dies a bum. also a techno artist who co-com- that we don't just watch Lola's hospital, meets a nurse, falls in Of course none of the fast- posed the film with the direc- journey once, we watch it three love and gets married. We see paced editing and exciting tor) is fantastic as Lola, which separate times, each having a all of this in a lightening quick shots would matter if you didn't is good thing considering she's montage of still photos that different outcome because of care about Lola, but you do. She almost in every single shot of lasts no more than 20 seconds. small changes that take place goes through hell and back for the film. The looks of utter des- each time. In one journey she Then, the second time around, Photo Provtd she doesn't slow him down, he her worthless boyfriend Manni, peration of her face when leaps over the dog in her stair- you can't help but feel for her. things go wrong, and complete well, in the other she trips over Lola runs to save Manni. never meets his future wife and Also, Franka Potente (who is and total joy when things go Haunted Ohio shows state's ghostly history By CHASTITY LESTER after calling for help after his as an omen to begin her series. The BG News arrest for public drunkenness, She also said that "If the "I can't prove any of it, any- haunts the bathroom, still call- libraries had to keep buying the one could make just about any ing for someone to come. books to replace the ones that of this up" she said. But Chris The spirit of a baby boy is were stolen, then I could proba- Woodyard. author of the Haunt- seen still looking for his par- bly make some money since the ed Ohio series, claims she has ents, both victims of cholera. library would have to keep seer, things that make the sto- He holds up his arms and wails buying new copies." ries in her books real. for comfort. She currently has written Woodyard has visited areas This gift, which is passed four books titled Haunted Ohio all around Ohio in search of through Woodyard's family has and is currently on tour with Balloons Hold Me a downside. "All I want to do is ghostly presences. Among the Haunted Ohio IV. She has also bend down and pick this baby ghost stories in her books, boy up, but I can't do it" said written "The Wright Stuff, a 2 balloons floating in air Hold me when I'm cold Woodyard has written on Woodyard, who is constantly in guide to life in the Dayton flying as high as Ihey can Hold me when I shiver Amanda, the famous sorority tune with her ability to see Area" and "Spooky Ohio", a all I want is my share Hold me when I cry ghost of Bowling Green and the spirits. ghost book for children. of the balloon thai was Hold me now and forever ghosts of the Eva Marie Saint Woodyard said she always The books are published by banned theatre. knew she would be a writer. Kestral Publishing, which is • While attending BGSU for Just Hold me no matter She came up with the idea for owned by Woodyard. It was popped beneath me what library sciences in 1971 her books after asking a local Woodyard also controls an through 1973 Woodyard often falling fast down to the Hold me close to your heart Columbian House, an inn and librarian what type of books on-line catalog, The Invisible ground Try to hold me this minute felt presences in spots in the were needed. The librarian told restaurant in Waterville, holds Ink, which has over 550 books I guess you must let fate be Now please, just hold me library. her Ohio ghost legends because about ghosts and hauntings ; "There were spots that made several spirits and let it go where it's tight. the books are the ones that are from authors around the world. tne feel nervous. I didn't want The upper women's restroom bound most often stolen from the You can buy her, or other to be in the library in certain was a retention center for crim- library. areas" she said . inals in the 1800 s. The spirit of authors' books at -Christine -Christine Woodyard, who had already www.invink.com. ■ She also claims that the an old man, who died in the cell considered the topic, saw this Seeking Homer Everything, Cowboy Mouth Learn effective plays free show and Agents of God Roots. Re-Elect at BGSU They have also released two organizational Proud of our record independent albums, "Streets" New York quartet Seeking in 1996 and "A Good Hard & leadership Windisch Good management Homer will be playing for free Smack" in 1998. To date, the skills. at the Union Ballroom this band has sold nearly 10,000 Dalton Financial stability Tuesday night at 8 p.m. copies of both albums. Open to students and Seeking Homer is an Both CD's and other mer- organization advisers Milbrodt Teamwork acoustic rock group that has chandise will be avaible at the FREE REFRESHMENTS! Bowling Green School Board opened for such national acts show and will be bursarablc. as Custer, The Samples, November 2 Tired Up?! Are You? FALL 2000 LEASING Are Your Members?" Motivation Presenter Is Leigh Ross-Shaw, IS IN FULL SWING! Head women's Softball Coach Paul Windisch Ellen Dalton Tom Milbrodt November 9th Paid lor by Committee to Re-Elect the Board - Windisch. Dalton, Milbrodt "Doing It all? Bill Culbertson. Treasurer, 849 Champagne, Bowling Green. OH 43402 GREENBRIAR, INC. Burned Out?" Lighten the load and Improve your organization with delegation N1 "', 352-0717 o -i - November 16th AMBASSADORS "But That's Against Tne Rules, isn't It?" Knowing and Improving your University Ambassadors would like to congratulate Mercer Heinz Constitution and Elections and welcome our newest members: November 30th Nicole Minnick Jarrod Hirschfcld Frazee Columbia Courts "Asked To Join. Gallic Glavc Julie Mawhorr Called To Serve." Thomas Maxson How Servant Leadership helps Kari Freeman Field Manor Ridge Manor your organization Sara Huntsman Angeleena Mulligan Marty Thompson Lauren Nieberding Merry St. December 7th Amanda Ruppcri Katie Pcdcrsen Bentwood "Easy Money." Mike Hinerman How to make effective Valeric Shnider presentations for Megan Van Scecnkistc Kelly Kantncr General Fee Funds Cassie Sims Melissa Griffiths Kimberly Berman Nicole Stcffan 352-0717 Hours: Joe Clutter Kelly Swciizcr 224 E. Wooster Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Michael Francis Julie Kozma Bowling Green, OH 43402 Saturday 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Fall 1999 Leadership Casey Stevens Jennifer Licbcr workshop Series Lori Killian Hannah Tracy 1,2, & 3 Bedroom Apts. Available. Abigail Erford Leslie Engle TUESDAYS Macqueline Grays Sarah Hanna Many locations! Ohio Suite-Union Mary Horrigan from 7:30-9 pm Get excited foi your New Member Meeting Wednesday Nov. 3 FALL LISTING IS AVAILABLE, STOP Office of Student Activities 9pm a Unit of the Office of student Life Division of Student affairs IN TODAY FOR YOUR COPY! For questions gltase call 373-7343. or visit 530 University Union Mileti Alumni Center u Monday, November 1, 1999 The BG News page 7 Last troop ship leaves Indonesia By LAURA KING watched the scene, casting off the Guerrilla chieftain Jose eye on a crowd of East Timorese transition to independence for Top humanitarian, peacekeep- Associated Press Writer heavy ropes mooring the ship. A Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao who have been jeering and the territory, likely to take two or ing and UN. officials were at the DILI, East Timor — Under voice from the ship shouted, and officers from the military his dusty airport for what was more cover of darkness, the last "Thank you, sir." followers battled for years met of a cordial chatting-and-min- Indonesian troop ship sailed out In the moments before the and talked intently in a lounge at gling session than an actual cere- of Dili's nearly deserted harbor ship sailed at 12:55 a.m., Indone- the Dili airfield, as the Indone- mony with Indonesian comman- early Sunday, ending a bloody sian troops wearing heavy packs sians were making their final ders. 24-year military engagement in crammed themselves into the preparations to leave. The spree of burning, looting East Timor. ship's already crowded hold. An Indonesian cargo plane and terror by anti-independence "They are all leaving tonight," The last few soldiers waded full of troops and equipment militiamen drove nearly three- Indonesian marine Capt. Raja, through a few feet of water to flew back to Jakarta, and a troop- quarters of the province's who used only one name, said scramble aboard the tank-land- transport ship was ready to set to 850,000 people from their homes. shortly before the rusty gray ves- ing ship, the Kri Teluk Banten, as sail from Dili's harbor. About half of them are still dis- sel slipped clear of the harbor, lit a loud speaker cried out: "The The bearded, graying Gus- placed, and aid agencies have only dimly with generator-pow- ramp is being raised." mao, clad in neatly pressed com- arrived in force to help feed and ered lights on the crumbling Because the waterfront has bat fatigues, said the Indonesian shelter them. dock. been ruined, the scene was departure marks the end of diffi- More than a quarter-million The departure of the Indone- enveloped in almost complete cult era for both sides. East Timorese wound up in sian troops closes a chapter of darkness, save for the the gener- "It ends a historical error. A Associated Press Photo refugee camps in neighboring history that has left as many as ator-powered floodlights on the mistake between two countries," Young Timorese girls take part in a processional mass com- West Timor, an Indonesian 200,000 East Timorese dead since dock and spotlights shining from the 53-year-old guerrilla com- memorating, our Lady of Fatina, an apparition of the Virgin Mary province, but hundreds are arriv- the Indonesian invasion of the the ship. mander told reporters. "Now we on the streets of Deli, East Timor, which was postponed due to ing home daily. The latest former Portuguese colony on As the ship left, two East Tim- have to look at the future." the recent crisis on the island territory. refugee ship docked this morn- Dec. 7, 1975. About 5,000 Indone- orese on a motorcycle drove by, The Indonesian garrison in ing with nearly 1,900 East Timo- sian troops died. saying: "Thieves leaving in the the territory had dwindled to taunting the departing troops in three years. rese aboard, tying up only a few Indonesia has effectively night." only a few hundred troops. On recent days. Although popular anger hundred yards from the last relinquished its claim to East In an extraordinary farewell Friday night they lowered the The departure of the Indone- against the Indonesian military is Indonesian ship waiting to sail Timor, which was left ravaged by gesture, East Timor's rebel leader flag at their main barracks in a sian troops had been considered high, the peacekeepers, the Unit- for home. a wave of violence surrounding clasped hands with senior quiet ceremony and pulled out of imminent since a United Nations ed Nations team and even the Also, what is expected to be a its independence referendum on Indonesian military officers the capital's telecommunications transition team formally took rebel army tried hard to give the twice-daily barge service has Aug. 30. today as Indonesian forces spent center. control of East Timor earlier this departing troops a respectful begun ferrying about 1,000 Only a small contingent of their final hours in the territory Peacekeeping troops sealed week. The U.N. is to oversee the send-off. refugees a day from camps Australian peacekeepers they occupied for 24 years. off the docks and kept a wary around Atambua in West Timor. 5 Israelis injured in shooting on bus in West Bank By NASSER SHIYOUKHI Israeli opponents to Prime Minister ing on the assumption the assailants the route traveled by thousands of Oslo. President Clinton was to direct Associated Press Writer Ehud Barak's efforts to revive the were Palestinian militants. Palestinians would be used by terror- the ceremonies. TARKUMIYA, West Bank — Five process will likely seize on the incident Settlers said that four young people ists to carry out attacks against Barak took office in July and imme- Israelis were injured Saturday when as proof of Palestinian leader Yasser were injured, one seriously. The Israelis. diately renewed the peace process, assailants fired on a bus traveling Arafat's inability or unwillingness to wounded were evacuated to a hospital Israeli troops began an extensive which was largely frozen during the through the West Bank. The attack, control militant Palestinians. in Jerusalem, Yaffe said. search for the assailants, but did not three-year rule of his predecessor, which police blamed on Palestinians, The bus was traveling from the set- The area of the shooting is con- immediately arrest any suspects Benjamin Netanyahu. comes two days before a major peace tlement of Kiryat Arba when trolled by Israel, Israel radio reported. The Israelis on the bus, residents of summit. assailants opened fire near the Pales- The attack occurred near a "safe the southern Israeli town of Kiryat Barak has demanded the Palestini- Israeli, Palestinian and U.S. lead- tinian village of Tarkumiya, police passage" for Palestinian travel Gat, had attended an event to show ans fight anti-Israeli groups, but has ers meet in Oslo on Monday to open spokesman Rafi Yaffe said. Five between the West Bank and Gaza solidarity with the settlers. taken a more moderate stance toward final status talks on the most thorny Israelis were slightly to moderately Strip, which opened last week. Barak and Arafat are slated to offi- the Palestinians than Netanyahu. issues of the peace process. wounded. He said police were operat- Israeli hard-liners had warned that cially open the final status talks in Doing anythi weeken Who won? You should be. As fof what li-i particular, ol iec* c EW section Thrusdays Falcons or the bad guys? 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Brandi Barhite Managing Editor CAMPUS 372-6968 Proposed law will allow discrimination against gays

By GRETA HALE The main concern is that the would be at least a slight lately from issues currently in doing drugs or drinking — that making gay marriages legal. The BG News bill would allow homosexuals to increase in local discrimina- the news," Teaman said. people do it for pleasure, that it According to Teaman, Vision Vision is becoming more be discriminated against due to tion. The main political issues is a perverted behavior, and was also in favor of the political and is concerned with religious beliefs of individuals "It is sort of hard to tell," Vision is concerned with arc that it has nothing to do with Employment Non-Discrimina- several bills, including the Reli- and businesses, according to Teaman said. "People do it legalizing gay marriages, allow- emotion or love." tion Act, which extends job dis- gious Liberty Protection Act, Bruce Nolan of the New already to a certain extent and ing gays to adopt children and She also said that gays and crimination to include sexual which the U.S. Senate will vote Orleans Times-Picayune. they use other excuses. Just gay job discrimination. lesbians have not been granted orientation. It recently failed. Jessica Teaman, president protection against discrimina- on in a few weeks. because people do it already, we According to Teaman, "those According to Patterson, a of Vision, the gay/ lesbian/ shouldn't make it easier for are the real life issues that will tion because people think it is a focus of the organization has The Religious Liberty Pro- bisexual/ transexual/ queer/ choice to choose to be giy or tection Act, if passed by the them." affect our members in the next been the hate crimes bill, which questioning/ straight support- In addition to the RLPA, ten years." not. Although Teaman does not just failed last week. The bill Senate and signed by President ive group on campus, is person- Vision is concerned with other believe people choose to be gay, would have increased hate Clinton, would be a federal law ally opposed to the bill. As far as Teaman's personal she said that it does not matter political issues. views, she believes that gays crimes to include crimes allowing Americans, such as "I believe in a very strong if it is a choice or not. She said against people due to sexual landlords, employers and busi- separation of ch'.irch and state," Vision's goal is to be a social and lesbians have not been that religion is also a choice, orientation, which would ness owners, to violate state Teaman said. "People's individ- and support staff, and also an granted protection against dis- and that religions are given expand on the existing defini- and local discrimination law. ual religions should not allow educational environment, but is crimination because people do protection against discrimination that includes racial and claiming that following them them to discriminate against becoming more political, said not consider them a valid tion. ethnic groups. would violate their religious other people in housing or jobs." Jason Patterson, the group's minority. In the past, Vision has been Patterson said that as Vision freedom, according to a press In speculating on the conse- vice president. "People think it is a choice, opposed to the Defense of Mar- is becoming more widely release of the Gays and Les- quences of the RLPA if passed "We have been trying to get a that it is a vice," Teaman said. riage Act, which is a federal law known, it is becoming more bians United. locallv. Teaman believes there more political activist outlook "People think it amounts to that would prohibit states from political. MILLENNIUM CANDIDATES

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Matt Steiner Sports Editor SPORTS 372-2603 BG puts Nanooks on ice Alaska-Fairbanks New system features loses twice to icers fourth hockey official Hy MATTHEW P. LYONS Tonight we could have played By MATTHEW V. LYON" they were not permitted to and DAN NIED first 10 minutes TheBQNtu under the old system The Hfl News stronger." Both the BGSU and Univer- Saturday's game was the The Bowling Green At 7:25 of the first period, sity of Alaska Fairbanks hock- first time the BC crowd got to stale Universit) i il the penalties came back to ey teams were exposed to the see the new officiating set up ., cons, who scored just haunt the Falcons. Up two CCHA's new four-man officiat- well. In Friday's game Fail nine goals in tli, i. in-1 four men, thi Nanooks cracked the ing system Saturday banks had nine penalties for 18 regulai i eai on g imi found an scoreboard first when Nathan This spring the CCHA minutes, and the Falcons had offensive spark thai led to an 8 Rocheleau slipped a Jim administration received final seven penalties for M minutes 2 win over tho University Alas- Lawrence centering pass past ka I airbanks in thi ii home BC goalie Tyler Masters. authorization from the NCAA On Saturday Fairbanks had 23 opener Friday and a SI win on The Falcons managed to to go ahead wilh plans to insti- penalties tor 62 minutes and Saturday. knot the game at one when tute the four man officiating BG had 18 penalties for 52 min Greg Day found an open nel at system. Officiating moved from utes, a drastic increase from What's more, the Falcons 16:12 of the firsl the old Bystem of one referee the previous night. knocked down a 5 10 bri< h wall In the second, Bowling and two line judges, to two ref- Despite the increase in in freshman Lanci Mayi pep- Green stole all the thunder the erees and two line judges. The penalties and his feelings on pering him with four goals on Nanooks could wish for. Less CCHA brought in Sam Sisco, I In change, Falcon coaih 21 shots. Nanooks coach Guy than three minutes into the (iadowsky was tone.I to pull Director of Hockey Operations Buddy Powers felt the officials period junioi Ryan Murphy for the International Hockey wi re imi i factor in the game. Mayes, who shut down No. 3 took advantage of a Craig League, to demonstrate the "I'm kinda noncommittal on Michigan last week, late in the Dejarlais rebound, skated Photo/ M1KF LEmfKUHLl .second period around tin t..p of the crease new system to the current offi- it," Powers said. "I'm of the While the final score indi- and found the net to the right of Falcon sophomore Austin ile I uis battles with a Toronto player cials at CCHA Officiating opinion that it's not necessar) i lies ii the game al in, .1 ou( us for control of the puck during a recent BG home game I,aiiiing Camp. With the ,i isistent-referee hav- anything hut a Bowhng ' The game winner also came Undei the new system, refer- ing the rights thev have to romp A series (if early penalties from the sink of Day, who, at playi .1 ciating system for the first time ees are able to make call: „■.ei make calls that our game is forced Bowling Ul'Uun U) live 11:64 of the set ond, notched his I ihought overall oui team (see related story). the whole ice One referee the controlled well enough as it is. I dangerously .in iIn penallv kill second goal ol the night. played well," ho said " I hi fol "deep referee," is responsible don't think the referees had an for the iir.st Id minutes of the Just as thev did Friday, the 'From oui landpoinl, I can't wards are helping iii. defense Nanooks scored first on a 5 on 5 for watching and making calls impact on the game at all. I game. sei an irea where we beat out, our defense won the one on AW itill m i d to i ii .i goal by Sjon Wyniu al 10:37. that concei n the play itself. The thought thc> did .i good Job " then,,' Gadou iky said of Bowl- one battles in our end of the other referee, the "back refei The coach fol Alaska Fair- little stronger," BC defenseman ing Green "They heat us every- VVynia was assisted hy Crosul rink, and in turn we got some ee," will watch and make calls hanks ii.. lined to i omment cit- Doug Schuollor said "We need where There is not one area." and Laurence. Also the same as odd man rushes in transition." away from the play Linesmen ing a lack of experience with In i ome out buzzing. >\. have In Coach buddy Powers was Saturday, both teams saw Ii .irii to play Kll minutes. will not call penalties just as the m■.'.-■ tern happv with the way his team the Ct'HA's new four-man offi- I See HOCKEY, page ten. Hail Mary leads to Brown's first win BG ends losing streak By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM dence when it took the field and rushing the ball and make il heard anything alter the game The BO News it responded well throughout one-dimensional, that's easy to Sullivan and linebacker Joe It's about time. the game stop," Durkin said. "Coach O'Neill led the Falcons with That was the prevailing Senior defensive end D.J. [Tim) Beckman IBG's defensive seven tackles each. ihought Saturday as the Fal- Durkin gave the defense a lift coordinator) has been talking The Falcons don't play again cons dominated Central Michi- playing the entire game for the all year about getting 11 hel- until hosting Ball State Nov gan offensively and defensively. first time in a while. mets to the ball. We were able 13. Most of the announced crowd of "D.J. was back in full swing," to do that today. It was great to 8,573 at Perry Stadium finally Blackney said. "He's the heart- be out there with high-energy ^\ saw the team it expected to see beat of that defense. Truthfully, guys." all year. we haven't been the same with- O'Neal had just three catch- The Falcons offense put up out him. Having him back after es for 24 yards. Senior corner- 404 yards offensively and the having two screws put in his back Will Sullivan was on him defense limited the I'hippewas ankle in less than three weeks the whole game. to 291 in total offense en route in my opinion is phenomenal." The Chippewas, forced to go MAC to a 31-7 Mid-American Confer- The game plan was to stop to the air, were led by quarter- . in. victory. Tailback Joe Alls senior standout tailback Eric back Pete Shepherd completed paved the offensive attack (see Flowers and freshman stand- 26-of-43 yards. His longest play sidebar). out wide receiver Jamarl was the only Central score — a Western Michigan 24, The Falcons snapped a O'Neal. They knew the Chippe- 40-yard touchdown pass to Akron 10 three-game losing streak and was had a young team offen- David Hannah. Due to the pres- improved to 3-6 overall and 2-5 sively. sure up front, Shepherd threw Ohio 37, Ball State 25 in the conference. CMU is 2-6 The defense accomplished most of his passes to the flats. and 14. the mission. The Falcon The Falcons went up 21-0 Kent 41, Buffalo 20 "1 felt the coaches prepared defense limited Flowers to 12 after fullback Brent Martin's 9- an outstanding game offensive- total yards on 10 carries Every yard touchdown reception and Central Flu. 31, ly and defensively," BG coach time he touched the ball, three an Alls 1-yard run. Following Eastern Mich 6 Oary Blackney said "It look.. Falcon defenders ..lopped him the Chippewa score, kicker good when it is executed. The in his tracks. Jason Strasser had a 26-yard Marshall 41, players came out and executed "They controlled the line of field goal and tailback Godfrey Northern 111. 9 today" scrimmage," Central coach Lewis had a 26-yard run. The Falcons scored on the Dick Flynn said. "That's evi- After the Martin score, Louisiana Tech 34, opening drive when receiver dent in how we weren't able to Sahm took a hit and had to sit Toledo 17 for one series. He played the Aaron Alexander hauled in a run the football — a key part to UC 52, Miami 42 .11 yard fade pass from quarter our offense." second half on a sprained back Andy Sahm on I he right CMU had just 43 yards rush- ankle Schneider, on the other hand, suffered a concussion side of the end zone in the first ing. The longest Central run while leading BG downfield quarter. The lead gave the was 12 yards by Ira Gooch. ^ "If you can stop a team from and was taken the hospital al J Associated Pm» Wiolo Howling Green defense confi- halftime. Blackney hadn't Browns fullback Marc Edwards celebrates his touchdown during the first half Sunday. Running game helps team win By MARY FOSTER pumping both fists and slap- By FETE STELLA touchdown. Alls also had one Blackney added. "He is only a from redshirt freshman quar- AP Sport* Writer ping hands with fans. The The BG News kick-off return for 40 yards. redshirt freshman and there is terback Andy Sahm. NEW ORLEANS - With dejected Saints (1-6) could only Most football fans know that The Falcons are 2-0 this year more to being a running back Alls, who had only tallied time running out on what walk off the field after losing a the running aspect of a team's when they have a back go over than just running the football. 182 yards on the season so far, looked like their eighth straight fourth-quarter lead for the fifth offense is very important for a 100 yards on the day. He had to grow into the role in gave credit for his performance loss, the Cleveland Browns time this season. team to win. were desperate They were also "There's no use sitting back "I think there are two ingre- the pass protection. He has where credit was due. armed. thinking about how horrible The BG football team, who dients," BG coach Gary Black- evolved now where he has got- "We just kept pounding it The combination added up to things are," Saints running has struggled this season ney said. " Number one, Joe ten better and much more and pounding it and eventually, the first victory for the first- back Ricky Williams said. attempting to set up a strong, Alls runs with such authority knowledgeable about his I broke a couple," Alls said year expansion team and a "You've got to try to bounce reliable running game, saw and he is such an assertive run- assignments and his pickups in "The offensive line blocked out." shocking sixth straight loss for four of their strong running ner and then he breaks a few the overall protection schemes. great and they just gave me a the New Orleans Saints. The Browns (1-7) got a backs rush for a total of 230 tackles and the offensive line He is an excellent athlete." little seam to run through and I Tim Couch, who already had chance after New Orleans mis- yards on the day. The brown a pair of scoring passes, com- managed the clock, calling a gets excited and they start Alls had a strong supporting just ran. The line blocked great pleted a desperation 56-yard timeout with 29 seconds left and orange were led by redshirt blocking better." cast behind him in the rushing and I have to give a lot of cred- touchdown to Kevin Johnson rather than letting time run freshman Joe Alls, who tallied "I have always felt Joe Alls category. Sophomore tailback it to them because without with no time on the clock Sun down. Doug linen's 46-yard 134 yards on 29 carries and one was a great running back," Godfrey Lewis rushed for 59 them, I couldn't run for five day for a 21-16 victory. field goal with 21 seconds left yards on eight carries and also yards." "I couldn't have thrown it put the Saints up 16-14. /^Standout Parformanc scored on a 26 yard touchdown another yard," Couch said. "I "I am not that big, I am not a But Couch, who completed vs. Central Michigan run with 10:56 left in the game. put everything I could into it 200 pound back, but I like to 11 of 19 passes for 193 yards, Fifth year senior fullback Brent and threw it as high as I could • 134 Yards Rushing run like one," Alls added. drove the Browns 75 yards on Martin also carried the ball It's a neat way to get your first "Cause a lot of defensive play- one." three plays, hitting Johnson in • 40 Yard Kickoff Return nine times and netted 31 yards. ers think they can come up and The entire Cleveland team the corner of the end zone Martin also participated in the raced on the field to celebrate despite a swarm of Saints • 1 Yard Touchdown Run Falcon scoring when he caught hit me but I've got something the unlikely win, with Couch defenders around him. ^ a nine yard touchdown pass for them."

i page 10 The BG News Monday, November 1, 1999 Titans Men's soccer wins in overtime By DAVE TRUMAN their best, and we did that. Our tice kind of carried over into the The BG News guys never quit and we let our game." defeat Ypsilai'te, Mich.- Bowling work ethic get the re-ult." Ty Fowler stopped seven of Green locked up the third seed Mahler said the game had the Eagles' 13 shots. He was in the Mid-American Confer- been frustrating until Biggs' beaten at 49:52 by EMUs Chris Rams ence tournament with a 3-2 late goal. Contact between King. With both teams in tran- overtime victory over Eastern players was getting out of hand sition, an Eagles' cross rico- Michigan, Sunday. and the game seemed to be slip- cheted off of Fowler and King By TERESA M. WALKER The Falcons tied the game on ping away after the Eagles was in the box to finish the AP Sports Writer a Bobby Biggs goal from 20 rebounded from an early deficit offensive. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — yards out with just 2:35 for a 2-1 lead. The Eagles took the lead at Quick starts had made the St. remaining in regulation. Mid- Matt Lyons scored the game- 63:27 on a goal by midfielder Louis Rams the NFL's last fielder Chris Dore found Biggs winner, his second goal of the Dan Trosper. Daniel Kitching undefeated team. On Sunday, open in front of the EMU box game, at 102:20 on what was credited with an assist on they couldn't get going fast and was credited with his 23rd Mahler called a brilliant play. the play. enough. career assist, moving him into Lyons fired a shot from 30 "We didnt play our best soc- Steve McNair, playing his ninth place all-time among BG yards out that beat EMU goal- cer," Mahler said. "But our kids first game in six weeks follow- players. keeper George Tbmasso by a never quit. Over the last ing back surgery, threw for two The Falcons finished the reg- wide margin. month, we've shown a lot of touchdowns and ran for anoth- ular season 8-9-1 overall and 4- Tomasso saved 11 of Bowling heart. Our guys are a little bit er as the Tennessee Titans held 2-1 in the MAC. The Eagles Green's 23 shots. anxious to get to Illinois and on for a 24-21 victory over the dropped their fourth straight Lyons' first goal, at 20:44, prove we can compete for the Rams in the unlikely clash of match and fell to 6-12, 1-6. was his first of the season. He MAC championship." this year's NFL powers. "We felt like once we got the took a cross from Dore and The Falcons will face North- The Titans (6-1) outscored tying goal and got into over- punched it in from close range. am Illinois, Marshall or Buffa- BG Newi File Photo/ BEN FRENCH the Rams (6-1) 21-0 in the first time, then we were in great "It was a great offensive lo, depending on other league 14 minutes. But Kurt Warner, shape," Falcons' coach Mel effort from Matt," Mahler said. results, in Friday's MAC tour- Falcon Chris Dore closes in on an Oakland player earlier this whose two fumbles led to two Mahler said. "Championship "Yesterday [Saturday] in prac- nament quarterfinals. season attempting to steal the ball. Dore got the assist on a first-quarter touchdowns, ral- teams find ways to win games, tice, he was scoring all kinds of EMU will be either the sev- Bobby Biggs goal that sent the game against Eastern Michigan lied St. Louis by throwing three even when they are not playing goals from everywhere. I think enth or eighth seed and will into overtime Sunday. touchdown passes in the second whatever he was doing in prac- face Kentucky or Akron. half. After Warner's 15-yard TD pass to Amp Lee with 2:14 left HOCKEY- cut Tennessee's lead to 24-21, Women lose to Toledo Continued from page nine. assist from Doug Schueller. Lorenzo Styles of the Rams After gaining a 5-2 lead the recovered the onside kick and By PETE STELLA team for the rest of the first score, I just didn't want our sea- the previous night's game, the Falcon defense got a little care- gave Warner one more chance The BG News half and for most of the second son to be over," Erb said. Falcons took two early penal- less in the third, allowing two to prove the Rams could win Despite playing one of the half. But Falcon sophomore "This was a good game by ties. Doug Schueller took a two Fairbanks goals. late as well as early. best games of the season, the Desiree Erb changed all of that both clubs," BG coach Tom Pic- minute rest in the box after a With no timeouts, Warner BG women's soccer team lost a with only three minutes cirillo said. "Jahurally had a roughing after the whistle call "The defense just got a little needed nine plays to get them hard fought match to arch rival remaining in regulation. With decent shot and Flanders more offensive minded and did- to the Titans 19 with time run- only :20 into the contest. Toledo 2-1 in overtime Satur- the Falcons pressuring the slipped going after it. This was Williams also received a two n't keep all five guys in front of ning out. Toledo defense, Erb finished a one of the best efforts put for- day morning. minute penalty for slashing them," Powers said. "When the St. Louis ran Jeff Wilkins The loss ends the Falcons Michelle Lisy shot, which hit ward by our team the whole 1:40 after face-off. puck popped out, they were out to try a 38-yard field goal, 1999 season and keeps them the crossbar and got it past season. It is just sad that it had trapped." but his kick missed wide right from going to the Mid-Ameri- Rocket goalie Jen Hoffman. to end this way." The Falcons scored first and with 7 seconds left. The Rams can Conference postseason Erb's goal came at the 87:23 The Falcons held a 18-17 often in the second period. The Despite the win, the Falcon thought they would get one tournament for the second mark of the second half and first goal in the period was an did not come out the same way more chance thanks to a flag. shot advantage on the Rockets, straight year. The loss drops was assisted by Lisy and fresh- including a 9-5 advantage on even strength goal by freshman they did on Friday. But officials ruled that Titans the Falcons final record to 5-11- man forward Susan Wallace. Masters, his first collegiate linebacker Terry Killens had shots on goal. The match was "The way we played last 3 overall and 2-6-3 in the MAC. "When I scored, I just goal, at 4:41. Mass and Fultz been blocked into Wilkins by also very physical, resulting in night wasn't the way we played The Rockets connected with thought we had a chance." Erb assisted on the goal. Mike Gurttadauria. the back of the net first, when said. "I thought we had a a total of 13 fouls between botl> tonight," Adams said. "Just the teams, four yellow cards and an The second period saw tem- way our whole game was freshman forward Corrie chance to make up from some pers flare as well. After Fair- mistakes earlier in the game." almost bench clearing brawl. tonight wasn't as sharp as it Hasenjager took a pass deflect- banks took a shot on Masters ed right to her and netted the But in overtime, the Rockets "Both teams played very was last night." after the whistle, a brawl first of Toledo's five shots on proved to be to strong for the tough," Piccirillo said. "We Prior to this weekend the Brown and Orange. Toledo ensued in the north end of the goal past Falcon freshman came out very strong and we Falcons have been outscored by junior Odia Jahurally took a ice resulting in all five players goalie Erika Flanders. Flanders had a no-lose attitude for the ended the day with three saves freshman Amy Back breakaway for each team being sent to the thoir opponents 15-9. This in 97 minutes of action. pass and scored the game win- whole match. We just couldn't penalty box. weekend BG outscored Fair- Hasenjager's goal was the ning goal at the 97:14 mark. score on the several close B.J. Adams scored the game banks 13-6. The Falcons take only scoring done by either "When I saw her (Jahurally) opportunities that we had." winning goal at 6:51 off an on Miami Saturday in Oxford. Jaguars dominate Bengals despite soreness

By JOE KAY than enough. carry them this far, the Jaguars defense the past couple of by Jeff Blake to avoid the worst AP Sports Writer Taylor, playing for the first (6-1) put it all together for the weeks. We just wanted to gain defeat in franchise history. Auociited Preu Ph CINCINNATI — Mark time in four weeks because of a first time since a season-open- some of that notoriety." Blake called a timeout with 6 Brunell's side ached. Fred Tay- hamstring injury, rushed for ing 41-3 win over San Francis- They came close to gaining a seconds left, then lobbed a 15- Tennessee quarterback Steve lor's legs cramped. Neither did 126 yards in the first half as the co. little piece of history. yard touchdown pass as time McNair beats St. Louis line- much in the second half except Jaguars rolled to a 41-10 victo- "This game was kind of per- Jacksonville's domination backer Todd Collins to the end watch from the sideline. ry Sunday. sonal for the offense," offensive was so complete that the Ben- ran out to avoid the record zone in the first quarter Sun- Against the Cincinnati Ben- After relying heavily on the tackle Leon Searcy said. "We gals (1-7) needed a timeout and books. A 41-3 defeat would have day. gals, one painful half was more NFL's top-ranked defense to have been overshadowed by the a last-second touchdown pass been Cincinnati's worst ever.

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TANDINGS FBm NFL Standings NHL Standings MAC Football Standing* WIRE AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Eul Atlantic Diviaion Vikings 23, Broncos 20 W Pta EAST DIVISION W DENVER (A") — Cris Carter and Leroy Hoard L Pet. New Jersey 6 14 Marshall 1000 Miami 5 1 0 833 Philadelphia 6 6 14 Miami. Ohio 800 tore off huge gains Sunday, and the Vikings prof- N Y Rangers 4 7 10 Akron ited from critical mistakes by the Broncos in a 23- New England s 2 714 667 Pittsburgh 2 4 7 Ohio 667 20 victory Sunday, Indianapoli* 4 2 667 N Y Islanders 2 5 Kent Northeaat Diviaion 333 Gary Anderson's 23-yard field goal with one sec- BufTaloS 3 0 625 Bowling Green W Pta 286 ond left won it. Previously quiet. Randy Moss had Buffalo NY JiU 1 6 143 Toronto 9 19 000 a 23-yard reception, then caught a ball tipped by Central Ottawa 7 16 cornerback Ray Crockett — who was torched all Boston 4 12 WEST DIVISION day — to convert a third-and-10 on the winning Jackaonville 6 1 857 Buffalo 3 W Michigan 6 1000 drive. ftoMMM 6 I 857 Montreal 3 N Illinois 4 667 Southeast Diviaion E Michigan 3 600 Pittftburah 4 3 .571 W Pta Toledo 2 400 Colts 34, Cowboys 24 Florida 6 15 Baltimore 2 6 286 Cent Michigan 1 200 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Deion Sanders, who Carolina 5 13 Cincinnati > 1 7 125 Tampa Bay 3 8 Ball St 0 000 set up one Dallas touchdown with a 76-yard punt Next Saturday's Games return and made a big TD-saving tackle, let Mar- Cleveland 1 7 125 Atlanta 2 7 Washington 6 Akron at Miami, Ohio vin Harrison get behind him for a 40-yard touch- West WESTERN CONFERENCE Ball St at E Michigan down reception on the first play of the fourth quar- Kansas City 5 2 714 Central Diviaion Marshall al Kent ter, and the Indianapolis Colts held on for a 34-24 W Pta Seattle 4 2 0 667 Toledo at Cent Michigan victory on Sunday. Detroit 7 16 Non-conference Oakland 4 3 571 St Louis 7 14 Hofstra al Buffalo Nashville 4 9 San Diego 4 3 571 Dolphins 16, Raiders 9 Chicago 2 8 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Miami's defense held Denver2 5 0 Northwest Division ALCON bOX SCORES an opponent without a touchdown for the second NATIONAL CONFERENCE W Pta Vancouver 6 15 straight week, shutting down the NFL's top rush- East Colorado 5 13 FOOTBALL ing attack in a 16-9 win over the Oakland Raiders Edmonton 3 W L Pet. 10 on Sunday. Calgary 3 Bowling Green 31, Central Michigan 7 Washington S 2 714 Pacific Diviaion CM 124!. 1-41 0 0 7 0-7 BG 1341.2-51 7 7 7 10-31 Dallas 4 2 0 667 W Pta Patriots 27, Cardinals 3 Los Angeles 8 18 N Y Giants 5 3 625 CM BG TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Drew Bledsoe matched Phoenix 7 17 First Downs 16 24 his career high with four touchdown passes, two to Arizona 2 4 333 San Jose 8 16 Rushes-Yards (\et) 24-43 S4-223 Anaheim 6 14 Passing Yards (Net) 248 181 Shawn Jefferson, as New England beat the Ari- Philadelphia 2 6 250 Dallas 6 5 13 Passes Att.-Comp-lnl 44-264) 25-144) zona Cardinals 27-3 Sunday to improve to 6-2, the Central Overtime losses count as a loss and a regulati Tolal Oflense Pbvs var.ls 68-291 79-404 Patriots' best start since 1980. Friday's Games Punsj (Numbcr-Avg) 8-35 1 7-41 Detroit 4 2 667 Chicago 4. Detroit 2 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Green Bay 4 2 .667 New Jersey 4. Carolina 2 Penal hes-yards 7-49 1-10 Driver's . death overshadows BufTalo 3. Florida 2, OT Possession time 25 33 34 27 Tampa Bay 3 3 500 competitive race Anaheim 5. Washington 2 First Quarter Minnesota FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — A stirring race and 3 4 429 Saturday's Games BG (10 511 — Alexander. M ^ass from Sahm (Strasser kick) Late Gamea Not Included Chicago 3 5 375 Second Quarter fight for the CART championship were quickly for- Phoenix 5, Colorado 3 B>; (6 49( — Martin, 9 pass from Sahm (Strasser kick) gotten amid tears Sunday when race winner Adri- Weal Boston 3. BufTalo 0 Third Quarter St Louis 6 1 857 Toronto 2. Calgary 1 BG (11 00) — Alls. 1 run (Strasser kick) an Fernandez and new series champion Juan NY Rangers 2. Montreal 2. tie CM (9.10) — Hannah, 40 pass (mm Shepherd (Savich kick) Montoya were told that fellow driver Greg Moore San Pranrisco 3 4 429 Ottawa 5. Florida 0 Fourth Quarter BC, (13 23) — Slrasser, 26 held goal Carolina 2 S 286 Carolina 4. N Y Islanders 0 was dead. Philadelphia 5. New Jersey 3 BG (10 56) — Lewis, 26 run (Slrasser kick) Moore, a 24-year-old Canadian and one of the Atlanta 2 « 250 Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 Individual Stats: Rushing (C) Good), 10-33. Flowers, 10-12. Shepherd. 4-lminus 2), (B) New Orleans 1 s 143 St Louis 5. Detroit 4, OT budding stars of the Champ Car series, died from Tampa Bay 2. Dallas 1 Alls, 29-134. Laarta 5-5); u.irlin. 9.31, (ones, 34>. Sahm, 4(minus I), Schneider. 1-lminus 6). Passing (C > Shepherd. 26-43-0-246, Kemp, 0-14). massive head and internal injuries after his car Nashville at Vancouver (nl 0. IB) Sahm, 9-194)116, Schneider, 5*0-65. Receiving (C), Hannah, 8-%, 1 iiti- Games Not Included Pittsburgh al San Jose (nl Gooch. 6-59, Swetz. 3-42. Turner. 3-32; O'Neal. 3-24. Flowers. 1 (minus 5), went off the track at more than 220 mph and Sunday'a Games (B) Alexander. 6-93. Gerling, 4-18. Sleinke, 116. Redd. 111. Martin. 19. slammed into a concrete retaining wall. Ottawa al Atlanta. 7 p m All*. I-I

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