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The News' Clinton's abortion veto Liberty beckons Briefs Appointments upheld by Senate vote «^-" * available for blood JlmAbrams R-Miss. abortion rights. donations The Associated Press The narrow defeat "unders- "We are using the lives of a People who want to do- cores the importance of turning few women to make inflamma- nate blood Monday can do WASHINGTON - The Senate out in large numbers in Novem- tory and divisive debates across so by calling Campus Police upheld President Clinton's veto ber," said Ralph Reed of the this country, and I know that at 2-2346 to set an appoint- of legislation that for the first Christian Coalition. "It will give many women are as offended as I ment. time in two decades would have huge momentum to pro-family am," said Sen. Patty Murray, Appointments will be at made a form of abortion illegal. forces in the half-dozen Senate D-Wash. "I extend my apology to 15-minute intervals and But supporters of the ban on so- only one person will donate races that will determine who the women of this country." at a time. The donations will called partial birth abortions controls the Senate." Senate backers of the ban be taken in the Amani. vowed Thursday to keep the is- Clinton vetoed the ban in April promised they would not give up. sue alive during the election on the grounds that, while it al- "We plan to continue the edu- campaign. lowed for exceptions when the cation process and come back After a wrenching debate, the mother's life was at risk, it con- next year and try again," said Shuttle service Senate voted 57-41 to override tained no exception to protect the Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa. Just to available for pre- the president's veto of the bill mother's health. keep open the option of having banning the late-term abortion The Senate was the last obsta- another vote this year, Lott game party procedure, falling nine votes University shuttle ser- cle to reviving the ban after the changed his vote to the winning vice will be providing short of the two-thirds majority House last week voted 285-137 to side. transportation for anyone needed. overturn the president's veto. The procedure, medically interested in going to "The most anti-choice Con- Moved by graphic descriptions known as intact dilation and eva- tomorrow's pregame party gress in history tried to hand a of how the fetus is killed and a cuation, involves the partial de- at Doyt Perry Stadium. pro-choice president an embar- massive lobbying campaign by livery of the fetus through the From 1 to 3 p.m. the shuttle rassing defeat less than six anti-abortion groups, 12 Demo- birth canal before the doctor kills will pick-up people at Conk- weeks before election day. Their cratic senators voted against it by sucking out the brains. lin, Rodgers and the library, campaign failed," said Kate Mi- Clinton and for the override. There is little else about the Founders, the corners of chelman of the National Abortion But carrying the day were 35 procedure that the two sides Willard and Ridge and 7th and Reproductive Rights Action and High. Democrats, joined by five Re- agree on. "Party at Perry" will start League. publicans, who said the proce- There are no reliable statistics two hours before the sce- But abortion opponents said dure was needed in rare instan- on the number of so-called par- duled 3:30 p.m. kickoff be- they had struck a political nerve ces to save the life of an endang- tial-birth abortions performed. tween the Falcons and the that would continue to be felt. ered mother. They also said anti- The Centers for Disease Control Central Michigan Chippe- "This will immediately become abortion groups were using the and Prevention say that of the na- The Ah»ocUlcd PrcM was. The pregame event one of the most powerful issues partial-birth procedure as a first tion's 1.3 million annual abor- Workers install the head onto the Statue of Liberty at the New will feature free food, of the fall election," said Senate step to undermine the 1973 Su- tions, about 1.3 percent are late- York, New York Hotel and Casino Thursday. prizes and the band Blitzen. Majority Leader Trent Lott, preme Court decision protecting term abortions. The prizes include a four- day trip to Las Vegas, t-shirts and dinner for six prepared by Provost Charles Middleton. Joint masters program awaits approval

Film director will Darii Wamock fall. area. According to Willis, a commit- calender. Currently, UT and The BC News Clyde Willis, dean of Health The collaboration of the tee was formed to set courses MCO are on a quarter schedule, visit and show sneak and Human Services, said the schools was set up to allow stu- into place. Once some of the with Bowling Green on semes- preview A decision pending at the Ohio program has been approved by dents to gain the degree using the courses were in place, they were ters. Next year, each will follow Fans of film director Board of Regents to add a mas- all three institutions, but the final sources of each institution. There divided among the institutions to an identical semester schedule. Norman Jewison will get a ters degree in public health at the decision by OBOR is expected in will be a set of guidelines which make it impossible for a student "Next September everyone sneak preview of his latest University would allow the first January. will tell students the require- to graduate without attending will be on semesters," Willis said. movie when he visits the program of its kind to be offered "We are hoping it will be ap- ments that must be met at each each of the institutions. "The clear pattern is toward se- University Oct. 4-5. As part in the state of Ohio. proved," Willis said. "There is a of the institutions. "None of us had sufficient re- mesters." of the event, a week's worth The joint degree combines the very strong demand in north- Louis Katzner, Graduate Col- sources to offer the degree on Katzner explained a type of of movies by Jewison will resources of the University, Uni- western Ohio." lege dean, said students will be our own, so we pooled our exper- distance learning may be able to be shown on the University versity of Toledo and Medical campus next week. Four He said the only other state- able to gain more from having tise," Willis said. "You cannot get take place for students who find films leading up to the per- College of Ohio. The program is supported school in Ohio that the collaborative program. the degree without attending all the traveling an inconvenience. sonal appearance by Jew- designed to join the three institu- offers a public health degree is "It is clearly to the benefit of three." "Maybe we can use an interac- tions and offer a collaborative ison will be shown on cam- The Ohio State University, which the students to have it structured In order for the collaborative tive video for distanced learn- pus, according to Henry degree. If approved by OBOR, is located out of commuting dis- that way," Katzner said. "We set program to work, each Institution ing," Katzner said. "But that's a Garrity, chairman and the degree will be offered next tance for students located in this it up that way intentionally." had to be on the same academic little bit down the road." professor of Romance Lan- guages who is teaching a film studies class devoted to the Toronto native's Evening Society ValuJet receives work. Monday through Thursday, the public can watch "In the Heat of the Night," on Monday, "The permission to fly Thomas Crown Affair" on Tuesday, "Jesus Christ Superstar" on Wednesday Randolph E. Schmld and "Other People's The Associated Press Money" on Thursday. Each movie will be followed by a WASHINGTON - ValuJet got its wings back Thursday, winning panel discussion of the film. federal permission to fly again three months after the budget carrier The award-winning Canadi- was grounded after a deadly crash and questions about its mainte- an f ilmaker is expected to arrive on campus for a pre- nance operations. sentation and discussion of "ValuJet has met all of the FAA's requirements and they've met all his 1985 movie "Agnes of of our requirements and we've certificated them to fly," said John V. God" at 7 JO Friday in the Coleman, director of the Transportation Department's Office of Gish Film Theater. Aviation Analysis. On Saturday, First Class He said the airline is authorized to resume service "virtually im- Travel Design of Bowling mediately." Green will present a public In Atlanta, ValuJet president Lewis Jordan told a news conference reception in Jewison's that the airline will resume flying Monday. He said initial flights will honor. The reception will Hldckl Koh«y«»hLTkc BG N»Wi begin at 6:30 p.m. in the be from Atlanta to Washington and three Florida cities, Fort Lauder- Mileti Alumni Center on Karin Liebich, senior purchasing and producing major, and Chris Lape, junior pre medicine major, dale, Orlando and Tampa campus. Jewison will host pose while about 30 people from Sigma Alpha Epsilon are yelling Thursday. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Chi Omega held a high society at Sigma Alpha Epsilon house. The Transportation Department's ruling was condemned by the the sneak preview of his Association of Flight Attendants, which had opposed recertification latest film, "Bogus," at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Gish of the airline. Association President Patricia Friend complained that Film Theater. the approval "ignores a voluminous record of safety violations and Driver hits drunken, handcuffed man incompetent management." Friend said the union would appeal to Bongo born at zoo federal court in an effort to prevent the airline from flying. LOUISVILLE. Ky. - The The Associated Press staggering down a street, county That's when they noticed a car The department said it reviewed ValuJet's management and finan- Louisville Zoo on Wednes- homicide Sgt. Robert Payne said. approaching, he said. They tried cial condition and concluded that it has "demonstrated a positive dis- day announced the birth of ELIZABETH, Pa. - Police The officer summoned another to move him, but Way was strug- position to comply with all applicable laws and regulations." a male baby bongo. handcuffed a drunken man short- officer, and the two approached gling too much. So the officers ValuJet employees responded jubilantly: The bongo is a very rare Way. stood in front of Way and waved "I am so excited," said Christie Wright, a flight attendant. "We African antelope. ly before he was run over by a car in the middle of a road. Offi- Because Way tried to run away their arms at the driver. never expected it (the grounding) to go on this long. Relieved is the The new addition is cers waved their hands but failed and started fighting with the The car kept coming until the best word right now." already on display with his to stop the driver. officers, they handcuffed him on officers jumped out of the way, mother, Katie, in the zoo's At about 1 a.m. Thursday, an the ground close to the center of with one officer injuring his leg Airline industry analysts said ValuJet should have little trouble at- African panorama area. off-duty officer in Elizabeth no- the street in suburban Pitts- as he dove over a guardrail. Way tracting passengers but that the airline now must perform impecca- ticed Brian Way, 31, of Elizabeth burgh, Payne said. was hit and killed. bly to succeed. > i mmmm Opinion page two Friday, September 27,1996 E.A.R. to the ground Apologies to the harassed ones Hey ... owners of Dairy Queen on Wooster Street Dear Krlsten Conrad, punish him under the claim Heins and Amy Walton from my I know that this apology Is that he was "a very bad boy." kindergarten class, please show ... you need to change your sign. President Clinton a little late, but I just foundout News of his suspension this letter to them. I sexually was here a month ago. what I did wrong. swept the naUon. Jonathon has harassed both of them also. | Perhaps I should refresh appeared on CNN and the To- (Don't be offended, it was be- your memory. We were In the day Show (although his ap- fore I met you.) Once again, free food. There is a large party at first grade, and it was nap time Mather Efarance was cut short when Sometimes these things I afterluncn on a chilly October e tried to hit on Katie Couric.) just happen. You know what Perry Stadium tomorrow at 1:30, and it features free day. Maybe we had too much Some logic prevailed, and the It's like. You're putting thel food. Stick around for the football game vs. Central chocolate milk, or maybe the gave her a peck on the cheek. girl's (victim's?) name was with- blocks away, you find yourself] red Jello was spiked. I don't Krlsten. if you are still the held to protect her Identity. alone behind the piano with a I Michigan, kick-off at 3:30. The game is, of course, know. But when I came back sweet naive girl 1 once knew, Even the National Organi- member of the opposite sex, I after you get free food. from the bathroom (I had then you may not quite under- zation for Women got into the and before you know it yourl washed my hands like a good stand what Jonathon's problem act. saying that little boys who Kool-Aid mustache is gone. boy) and you were leaning back is. He can only be called, in this aren't taught to respect girls I am not making excuses How "bout them Falcons! They pulled it off against in your chair. I leaned over and 90s world of PC (Philosophi- "grow up to be employees at the for what I am. I will make an Miami last Saturday, and should do it again tomor- kissed you on the lips. cally Challenged) protagonists, Mitsubishi Plant (known for its honest effort to change. I will Even at the time, this act a SEXUAL HARASSER. sexual harassers)." respect girls more. Even if they | row against Central Michigan. Looks like we could created quite a stir in the class- When school officials got There are several lessons allow me to kiss them by say- have at trip to Vegas in the works ... room. This wasn't a random act wind of this vile act that had I have learned from Jonathon ing the appropriate phrase. I of kindness, we had liked each been committed, they did what Prevette. Mainly, never listen to "Yes Tom. you may kiss me other since that kickball game any upstanding Philosophi- a woman. She might be nice to now, for the next 37 seconds Bon jour! Comment t'allez vous? While our French when I "accidently" dropped the cally Challenged person would you, give you candy, and hold (or however long they wish)." I j ball so you would be safe. do. They suspended him. your hand. All she Is really try- will then have them sign the| is a little shaky, we can guarantee that they know it Alas, it wasn't meant to be. However, this is the 90s, ing to do is wait until the right appropriate contract, thus en- out at the French House. They also know French food, Fate tore us apart, giving us and Justice is not always moment, then she'll ask you to suring myself from future sus- and for four smacks, they can prove it to you. Yes, different teachers the next year. served. It seems that some kiss her. knowing that you will pensions or lawsuits. 1 had almost forgotten about people actually objected to his be branded a sexual harasser: I wish you well in all you I the French House, located on sorority row, is hosting you. until a recent national suspension for his act. They ruining your career and your do. and I hope I have not| an "Evening in Paris" tonight. Lay down $4 story came to my attention. saia, "He's only six! Isn't there life, and getting you elected scarred you for life. According to a recent USA some sort of law against accus- President of the United States. Sincerely, (bursarable!) and get yourself some fine Parisian-type Today article by Katy Kelley and ing people of crimes they are too Most importantly. I have Tom Mather (your former | cuisine. Call 372-2671 to make your reservations. David J. Lynch, a 6-year-old young to pronounce, let alone learned that I too am a sexual boyfriend-type-person-guy) named Jonathon Prevette has spell? Besides, didn't she con- harasser. Krlsten. I didn't even come under hot water for ac- sent?" Some people. You can't ask for your consent when I Tom Mather is the Friday I Have you registered to vote yet? Voting is easy as tions not unlike my own. It live with them, you can't shoot kissed you, assuming you Sexual Harasser for the\ seems Jonathon had a little them (because It's Just not PC!) would enjoy it. I didn't know BGNews. All Philosophically! pie — actually, easier. For fifteen minutes of your time. lady friend (aww. isn't that School officials were how I was oppressing you at the Challenged Persons and women\ YOU. yes. YOU can take the power of democracy into sweet) who requested he plant forced to back off of their claim Ume. I apologize for my actions who 've got that 'sexually ha your hot little hands. Stop by any Wood County li- one on her. Jonathon. being a that Jonathon was a sexual and hope you don't sue me. rassed feeling" may e-mail him\ gentleman, kindly obliged and harasser. They could only If you happen to see Paula at [email protected]. brary, high school, vocational school. Wood County Health Department or the National Guard Recruiting Office to register or fill out an absentee ballot. This is one of many ways to combat stereotypical Genera- tion X-type laziness that we are so often accused of.

It looks as though the pedestrian mall might ac- tually be opening sometime this year! At least we aren't being re-routed on the end towards Prout and the Math Science building any more. Then again, we were saying this about Thurstin Avenue last year ...

It's been brought to the attention of E.A.R. that a "Garden Burger" served at a certain University bigwig's party left a little to be desired. C'mon. Mr. Prez, we'll build community 'till the cows come home if you serve us a nice prime rib. Memo to GLIPA: it takes more than a salad to raise a journalist. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor

Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Help for the trend-addicted or afflicted I switched hours ago to ice each girls face, as they braln- stomach hard. Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi water instead of beer on this lessly maneuver to steps that 4. Hunker down like al Opinion editor Photo editor Saturday night. No one else in look like they were choreo- Sumo wrestler, raise and lower I the bar would ever dream of graphed by a not-too-bright five right leg. raise and lower left I Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod doing such a thing. I am be- year old. I will not describe the leg. then let loose a Tarzan yell. Copy Chief Entertainment editor coming increasingly tired and Columnist steps Involved, as it is too up- Make Johnny Welsmuller| bored watching the college mat- setting for me. Suffice it to say. proud. Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins ing game, which consists of this Is a disgusting world we live 5. Turn to the person on I Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor boys (that's what they are) play- ceived a new credit card in the in. your right and pick their nose. ing pool while downing beers mail on the same day a shoe I've never understood this If no one is on your right, pick | and girls (that's what they are) sale was going on? If that hap- fascination with dancing. I your own nose. Pick me a win Production Staff playing their own unique game pened, my advice to you guys think girls love to dance be- ner. of . "I-won't-look-at-any-boy- out there would be to get off the cause, as we all know, they al- 6. Recite out loud: "I'm a| Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl or-talk-to-any-boy. I'11-Just-sit- roads immediately, don't do any ways insist on being the center silly fool that follows trends." here-and -play-hard- to-get." driving that day and let the of attention. 7. Recite out loud: "Help| Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel Deciding to leave. I walk toward National Guard handle traffic Thus, since so many seem me. I need a personality." the door. control. susceptible to Idiotic trends. I 8. Sway back and I Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor Before I reach my destina- Then the music starts. offer my own new dance. I'm forth.turn 90 degrees to the| tion, the disc Jockey, hardly Nightmarish and boom- sure it will catch on quickly and right and start over. Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry able to control his glee, loudly ing. A hair-raising and disturb- be the new rage throughout the See you at the dance I states. "Ladles. It's time!" A ing cross between Charo and nation. clubs, girls. Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec frenzied stampede of cheap Ricky Rlcardo. I ask the boy The dance is called. OK. Maybe I'm being a | perfume and salon-induced next to me what is going on. "Dance. Lemming, Dance," and little hard on you girls. It's pos- tans is then made to the dance "It's a dance called the is accompanied by any Michael sible the Macarena might bel Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material In this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly floor by most of the female pa- Macarena." he says. Bolton melody. For those of you beneficial. It will teach you how I prohibited. trons. "Please God. no. not again. who don't know what a "lem- to do two things at once, like f The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 Seeing this. I naturally Not another Electric Slide." I ming" is. I shall enlighten you. raising up your right hand and and Is published daily during the academic year and assume free French fries and gasped. Nausea overcame me They are furry, little rodents, then raising up your left hand. Wednesday's in the summer. gooey chocolate bars are being as I carefully lowered myself that for some unknown reason, It can teach you how to chew Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the given away. Except for the into a nearby chair. annually migrate by the thou- your gum and simper at the | student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions sound of a ringing phone, what I could do nothing but sands to the oceans edge and same time. These will be valu- expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily else besides free, fatty foods watch. I was sickened yet I kill themselves by self-Induced able aids when you get out Into 1 those of The BG News. would make a group of girls could not look away, like view- drowning. See what happens Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, the real world. You might even j typed and include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- exert such energy? Not being a ing a bad car accident on the when you follow inane trends? be able to land a gig on David sity affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any rhetorical question. I shall an- highway. DANCE STEPS Letterm.m's "Stupid Human] and all letters. swer that. A sale on shoes at It's human nature. When 1. Assume an orderly po- Tricks. " The BG News encourages its reader to notify the paper of the local department store and we see something that is repug- sition on the dance floor. Hopefully, after reading] any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. receiving a new credit card in nant and gross, we want to 2. Make a face as if you've this, you won't think I'm related ( the mall have been known to gawk. We want to goose-neck. Just smelled fresh vomit. to that sexist comedian Andrew 210 West Hall put a little extra pep in a We want to view it with sadistic 3. Turn to the person on Dice Clay. I'm not. But. Don ] Bowling Green State University woman's instinctual biological tendencies. your left and punch them in the Rickles is my father. Bowling Green. OH 43403 drive. Dlmwltted grins of Infan- stomach hard. If no one is on Jim Good is a guest colum- bgnewsl 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu Can you imagine if they re- tile pleasure are plastered on your left, punch your own nist for the BG News. Nation Friday, September 27,1996 page three Efforts taken to combat drug use ficking and crack down on chem- West to East," Monaghan said. have been seized in the past two "far from federal drug au- Philip Brasher proved sharing of intelligence on ical suppliers. "We hope it doesn't get to the years. Before that, there had thorities as possible," Schneider The Associated Press drug traffickers, and training of Since 1992, methamphetamine- East Coast." been only one such seizure in the said. local law enforcement officials. related arrests have tripled in Methamphetamine, or "speed," state's history, said John "It's like in the old days when WASHINGTON - Methamphe- The Justice Department is not the Midwest and Rocky Mountain is a powerful stimulant that Schneider, the state's U.S. attor- people looked for plant lights to tamine used to be the drug of putting any more money or staff region, according to the Drug leaves users euphoric. Eut it robs ney. There were 105 pros- see where marijuana was grow- West Coast motorcyclist gangs. into the methamphetamine Enforcement Administration. them of sleep and appetite, mak- ecutions in the state last year for Now Its use has exploded In the effort. Instead, prosecutors and ing. Now look for smoke coming There were 457 such arrests in ing them paranoid and violent, charges of selling the drug, com- out of the chimneys," Schneider small cities and rural areas of the investigators will be asked to 1995, and 3S6 this year. experts say. pared with none in 1993. Great Plains, cooked up In mom- "work harder," said Tom Mon- said. Methamphetamine rivals co- It is made relatively easily in During two seizures, suspects The 14 targeted states are and-pop labs. aghan, U.S. attorney for Nebras- caine as the drug of choice in motels or abandoned farm torched their labs, resulting in Attorney General Janet Reno ka. Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Da- such cities as Omaha, Neb., Sioux houses, or it is smuggled from toxic spills that cost at least kota, South Dakota, Kansas, Mis- announced steps Thursday to The campaign comes as the Falls, S.D., and Casper, Wyo. labs in Mexico to Midwest meat- $20,000 apiece to clean, souri, Arkansas, Montana, stop the methamphetamine prob- Clinton administration is under Hospitals and treatment facili- packing towns through networks Schneider said. lem in the Midwest before it attack from Republicans for a Wyoming, Colorado, Illinois, Ne- ties say methamphetamine use of illegal immigrants, pros- The U.S. attorneys hope to braska, Iowa and Utah "sweeps across the country." nationwide rise in drug use has reached epidemic propor- ecutors say. The key base chemi- raise public awareness of the U.S. attorneys in 14 states will The Senate last week unani- among teen-agers. Reno also tions, according to the Justice cal is ephedrine or pseudoephe- problem and teach local law en- mously approved legislation that coordinate the effort, which will urged Congress to stiffen penal- Department. drine, a common cold remedy. forcement agencies how to root focus on public education, im- would boost penalties for traf- ties for methamphetamine traf- "It Is clearly moving from In North Dakota, nine labs out the labs, which are kept as ficking in the drug . Carnegie Hero Furry friend Fund honors seven year old

Bruce Stanley youngest winners were four The Associated Press 8-year-olds. One of those recognized is PITTSBURGH - Seven-year- from Ohio. She is Kathleen Clark, old Kayla Garrigan could have 38, of Willard, Ohio, who helped saved herself by fleeing out the save Kimberly Matthews from front door of her family's burn- burning to death in a car after a ing house. Instead, she ran up- highway accident last Sept. 3. stairs to warn her brother. Clark entered the blazing vehicle He opened a window and broke and pushed Matthews out a side a screen to leap 15 feet to safety. window. Kayla was afraid to jump and The commission has honored stayed behind, losing her life. 8,043 people since it was founded The Carnegie Hero Fund by industrialist Andrew Carnegie Commission recognized the Wis- in 1904 consin girl as a hero Thursday, Kayla's mother, Robin Garri- making her the youngest person gan, said Kayla's deep affection to earn the Carnegie Medal in the for her half-brother may have foundation's 92 years of honoring prompted her to awaken him heroism. Thursday would have after a fire broke out in the been Kayla's ninth birthday. kitchen of their house In Manl- Kayla was one of 18 people towoc, Wis., on May 12,1995. from the United States and Can- "If there was something ada honored by the Carnegie wrong, she went to him," Garri- Hero Fund Commission with a gan said. "He was like an idol - a Children have fun petting a baby penguin at the Pittsburgh Zoo. The Associated Prcs medal and $2,500. She and an- role model - for her." other winner died trying to save The fire spread quickly and lives. trapped Kayla, who was 7, and Prior to Kayla's selection, the Chris Walters. Killer's claims enrage family Traffic stop ends Career criminal accuses father of molesting victim Michelle Locke rambling speech. The Klass fam- her chair, obviously distraught, alleged juror misconduct. An ap- The Associated Press ily listened with rapt attention her faced buried in one hand. peal of the sentence is automatic. in cocaine bust from the front row, smiling in- The accusation was reminis- Davis served eight years for The Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. - The killer credulously at some of his com- cent of Davis' contemptuous ac- kidnapping and assaulting a of Polly Klaas enraged her fami- plaints. tion in court the day he was woman before he was paroled. DAYTON ~ A traffic stop in which hidden cocaine was found in a ly even as he was being con- Then, Davis started talking found guilty, when he thrust both He kidnapped Polly three months vehicle led authorities to an auto repair business where they seized demned to death Thursday with a about the one charge he had al- middle fingers at a courtroom later. At his sentencing hearing, more than $800,000 in cash, officials said Thursday. wild claim that the 12-year-old ways steadfastly denied - that he camera. four women who were attacked The cocaine had an estimated street value of $4 million. girl told him before he killed her had tried to sexually molest Po- Outside the courtroom, Klaas by Davis said they feared to be According to an affidavit filed in U.S. District Court, the State that she had been molested by lly. called Davis' statement a "vile alone. Highway Patrol stopped a vehicle Wednesday on Interstate 70 near her father. "The main reason I know I did and sinister and evil act," and "He victimizes little girls and Eaton for failure to signal during a lane change and unsafe lane Marc Klaas cried "Burn in hell. not attempt any lewd act that that he had expected trouble little women," Klaas said. "He change. Davis!" and lunged at his night," Davis said, "was because from the "gutless coward." does it under the veil of dark- The trooper became suspicious of the occupants, and a search of daughter's killer as he was hus- of a statement the young girl "I brought him down," said ness, at night, when there's no- the vehicle by a drug-sniffing dog turned up 86 pounds of cocaine, tled out of the courtroom. Polly's made to me while walking up the Klaas, who wants to be present body else present." which was seized, the affidavit said. grandmother wailed aloud and embankment: 'Just don't do me when Davis is executed. "He The two men in the vehicle - Edwin R. Caraballo-Santana, 24, of wept, leaning against her hus- like my dad.'" knows that as well as everybody Before the ruling, Klaas spoke, Bensenville, III., and Mario Calderon, 27, of Elk Grove, 111. -- agreed to band in shock. Spectators gasped and a long- else. We have been pursuing the at times movingly, at times an- be accompanied by undercover police in delivering the vehicle to its Richard Allen Davis was sent drawn out moan of "Ohhhh!" death of Richard Allen Davis for grily, remembering his daughter Intended recipients at an auto sales and repair shop in Dayton, the af- to California's death row at San echoed in the courtroom as Klaas three years. I am his worst as a loving child who "deserves fidavit said. Quentin Prison for killing Polly shouted, jumped toward his nightmare." peace." The undercover officers, posing as tow-truck drivers, delivered the after kidnapping her from a daughter's killer and had to be After the outburst, Superior As he ended his comments, he vehicle to Charles Gof f Sr., 59, and Charles Goff Jr.. 26, both of Day- slumber party in the bedroom of escorted outside. Court Judge Thomas Hastings snapped, "Mr. Davis, when you ton, at the repair shop, the affidavit said. When the men accepted de- her Petaluma home Oct. 1, 1993. Prosecutor Greg Jacobs, who confirmed the sentence of death get to where you're going, say livery, they were arrested. A nationwide search for Polly said he was "nauseated" by Dav- the trial jury recommended Aug. hello to Hitler, say hello to (Jef- A search of the building revealed cash contained in several large ended when Davis led police to is' allegation, said no such claim 5. 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Scott Brown Falcons welcome old nemesis BG News Chippewas looking for fourth in row over BG Sports VS. Editor Scott Brown Green in Mid-American Conference play, The Falcons, left out in the cold in terms of The BC News 17-15 In Mount Pleasant. That loss elim- postseason play, lost a home game for the CENTRAL inated the Falcons from MAC title conten- first time In coach Gary Blackney's tenure. Gary Blackney may have uttered The tion for the first time in coach Gary Black- Sept 23,199S: A huge pregame buildup in MICHIGAN Mother of All Understatements this week. ney's tenure. the Bowling Green camp self-destructs as Saturday, 3:30 p.m. "They've caused us some frustration," he Nov. 12, 1994: Final game of the season, CMU dominated much of the way toward a Perry Stadium Free said, referring to Central Michigan, the Fal- winner-take-all for the MAC title and a trip 22-16 victory, starting BG on a five-game con football team's opponent for the home to the Las Vegas Bowl. conference free-fall. Radio: WBGUFM (88.1), WFOB- conference opener Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Bowling Green has control late in the CMU has defeated BG three times during AM (1430), WBVI-FM (96.7) Some? Check out what CMU has done to game, only to have CMU punter Craig Fis- Blackney's five-year tenure. No other team Television: SportsChannel (Wood food! the Bowling Green football program over cher ganter on an unlikely 73-yard touch- has gotten more than one victory over the Cable channel 34) the past three seasons: down run on a fake punt. The Chippewas Falcons during that span. It's pretty pathetic when BG Nov. 13, 1993: The Chippewas become the took control and went on to a 36-33 win and a Brown's Pick: Falcons by nine head football coach Gary Black- See FALCONS, page seven. ney has to make statements like first team in three years to defeat Bowling Las Vegas bowl ticket. this one, which he made earlier this week: "I'm really happy with the 12- or 13,000 people who have come out to see us play," Blackney Despite all his said, referring to the 12,256 fans who saw BG defeat Temple in their home opener Sept. 14. "I'm not concerned with the 12- or numbers, Klein 13,000 who don't come out to see us play. I don't think I can really dwell on that. "Sure, I'd like to see 25- or can get better 30,000 people come out. If you like defensive football, right now our defense is playing as well as Senior forward leads Falcons it ever has. It's exciting." It sure is exciting, and it sure is against Eastern Illinois Sunday sad that more people didn't come out to see the Falcons play on Jim Tocco Opening Day. The BG News Granted, it was pretty cold. Granted, the rains came at half- Steve Klein, the senior forward time. Granted,... blah, blah, blah. Why there hasn't been more from Nashville, Tenn., who has fan support - student support, in collected five goals and five as- particular - for Falcon athletics sists in the Falcons' eight games, is a mystery to me and to campus can get better. administrators, who have fash- "There's always room for im- ioned some special events this provement," Klein said. "That's weekend to foster more student the way I look at it." Involvement. Improvement? Last year Klein The 'Party at Perry' kicks off at was All-MAC, All-Mideast, and W0 p.m. Saturday, and the band All-Ohio. In BG's three tourna- Blitzen will provide entertain- ment. Free food and prizes are ments, Klein captured tourna- available. ment MVP in the first two and This pregame party, sponsored graced the all-tournament team by the University, has been all three times. planned in hopes of helping to Auoclatcd Prvii photo/AI Bchrman He won Mid-American Confer- spur more student involvement, Chicago Cubs catcher Tyler Houston tags out Cincinnati second baseman Bret Boone In the second ence Player of the Week in early not only in athletics but in all as- inning of Thursday's game. September. He has been directly pects of campus life. involved with 10 of BG's 14 goals Steve Klein For whatever reason, students' this season, and leads the team in have traditionally carried an virtually every category. of the team tri-captain. apathetic attitude concerning Oh, well: Reds finishing And he has earned the acco- "I think he's playing the best about every on-campus event ex- lades despite starting the season soccer he's played since he's cept for hockey games, which - with an injured knee. been here," he continued. "He's a c particularly for the big games "And he'll be in the running for guy that has created havoc on the against Michigan and Michigan '96 season with a flourish All-America this year," head field. They've been double- State - are packed with Joe Kay coach Mel Mahler said. Mahler thousands or rabid students. The Associated Press There is no reason that the "It's a little anticlimactic has been highly complimentary See KLEIN, page seven. same kind of crowds can show up for football or basketball games, CINCINNATI - Hal Morris is working on an because we're out of the race." soccer or volleyball matches, impressive hitting streak, Willie Greene is on Soccer team returns to turn out to vote in campus elec- his best home-run spurt, and the Cincinnati Reds tions, etc., etc. are closing the season with a flourish. Hal Morris Come on, folks. If any game None of it can put a smile on their faces. Any Reds first baseman BG's friendly confines will be one to see this year at joy they had evaporated earlier in the week. joyed success against teams en- Perry Stadium, Saturday's will be Morris pushed his hitting streak to 26 games The BG kickers return to home the one. Central Michigan and "We're trying to win ballgames, period," man- action after a seven game road- tering Cochrane Field, and hopes and Greene hit his fifth homer in three days as that this game will be no excep- Bowling Green have one of the the Reds beat the Cubs 12-4 Thursday. It was ager Jim Riggleman said. "It's not happening. trip, and not a minute too soon. greatest football rivalries around This is bothering the players. It's not the way The Falcons will try to put a stop tion. their third consecutive win since they were Besides, it wouldn't just be - to hell with Ohio State and No- eliminated from contention in the NL Central. you want to finish up. It's agonizing for them." to a three game losing skid in a tre Dame - and this game will be The Cubs finished their final road trip with a Sunday afternoon contest against nice to win this game; it's a game one of the best of the year, guar- "It's a little anticlimactic because we're out of the Falcons need to win. This is the race," said Morris, who has the third-longest sloppy game. They committed two errors, Eastern Illinois University. anteed. the final game before facing hitting streak in the major leagues this season. walked nine and let in one run when reliever Players and coaches alike have And if you try and pass off teams from the Mid-American Instead of enjoying their closing push, the Rodney Myers threw to first base on a pickoff become weary from the road, and football at Perry Stadium as bor- Conference. ing, then you're inhuman. Reds are still thinking about what might have attempt when Mark Grace was playing off the it's nice to be back to the friendly Hey, there's free food! been. They lost eight of nine on their last road bag. confines of Cochrane Field. Bowling Green will not enter the MAC contests as the only trip, making their final homestand of the year - Morris and Greene were the hitting stars in all "The guys love to play here." team with troubles. Defending As for the game, well... a 61 spurt -- meaningless. three of the Reds' final home games. Cincinnati said coach Mel Mahler. "It's a MAC points champ Akron Uni- The Falcon defense was nearly "The road trip to Los Angeles and San Diego is nice playing surface and just a perfect last week against Miami. closes its season this weekend in St. Louis. versity has dropped four straight one that will haunt us all winter," shortstop Morris singled home a pair of runs in the sec- great facility." The scary thing is, they are very games. Before the season began, Barry Larkin said. "If we could have done a ond inning off Dave Swartzbaugh (0-2), preserv- capable of improving that much six of eight MAC coaches picked little better, we could have been in the thick of ing the third-longest hitting streak in the major BG enters the contest with a more over the course of the 4-3-1 ledger, having taken their BG to win its conference. season. things." leagues this season. Atlanta's Marquis Grissom Peter Kolp will be back in ac- Like the Reds, the Cubs have played them- hit in 28 games and San Diego's John Flaherty lumps in the difficult portion of As for the offense, it's high the schedule. All three losses tion this Sunday, after earning time that quarterback Bob selves out of contention late in the season. hit in 27. Morris also had a run-scoring groundout, giv- came to quality teams, and all all-tournament team honors in Niemet steps up to have the type They've lost 11 of 12 and 16 of 24 to assure Fresno last weekend. The tour- ing him three RBIs for the game and a career- three were lost in come from be- of game that he is capable of. themselves of a losing record. nament games were his first Although the Cubs are taking a look at some high 80 for the season. hind defeats. The Falcons enter The Chippewas have won three since returning from disciplin- young players, they're not just playing out the Greene hit a two-run homer in the first, his this game concerned, but not in a row from BG. Don't count on shaken. ary action. season. 18th of the season. a fourth. The Brown and Orange has en- Brown's pick: BG 23, CMU 14. --J.T.

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One of these teams has to win, right? SPORTS BRIEFS league. But a closer look reveals more. week's 38-7 loss at Illinois, the Zips weren't Western Michigan, Western could well be 3-1, losing two humiliated. Men's golf team headed to Eastern Kentucky games by eight points or less (28-20 to "We started a freshman at quarterback Akron in fight and he's struggled throwing the ball," said The men's golf team hopes to answer some questions this Eastern Illinois, 19-12 to Eastern Michigan), weekend at the 54-hole Eastern Kentucky Colonel Classic in second-year coach Lee Owens, who has 60 for MAC basement and in last week's 38-28 loss to Central Mich- Richmond, Ky. igan, the Broncos blew a 214) advantage. freshmen and sophomores among the 80 Five players will be in the tournament, according to coach The Associated Press "Our No. 1 problem has been that we're in- players on the roster. "There's so much Todd Brunslnk. They will be senior Jason Carbone, junior Scott consistent," said Molde, the head coach at pressure on him because we're not running Cashell and sophomores Ian Windsor, Jason May and Mike Kot- Both teams have zeros in the win column, WMU for almost a decade. "That's due to our the ball well. Under those conditions, the sos. which might make Western Michigan's Mid- youth at some key positions: comerback, de- quarterback's got to be darned near per- Brunsink said he has seen forward progress in practice, and he American Conference game at Akron that fensive back, quarterback and on the fect." hopes the progress moves from the practice course to the tour- nament course. much more important to both teams. It's cer- offensive line, where we've got three first- Neither team has been perfect, which year players and a couple of sophomores." According to Brunsink, the fall golf season is for players to po- tainly vital to both coaches. leads to pressure to take advantage of a sition themselves for spring, but that is not the only purpose it The song is pretty much the same at Ak- "Anytime you haven't won, every game struggling opponent for a quick win to turn serves. becomes that much more important," said ron, where the Zips have looked good since things around. The coaches are out to pre- "It's competition, and we want to finish first, but it also gives Western coach Al Molde. "For us and for dropping a 44-14 goose egg to Ohio in the vent that thinking, however. us an idea of our strengths and weaknesses," Brunsink said. them, I guess this is a chance to get back on opener. "This weekend will tell us more about our team." track." Akron battled No. 18 Virginia Tech on "You can't make it must-win or even can- -V.G. The teams fill the bottom two rungs on the even terms before falling 21-18, and out- win," said Owens, who has shifted to a vet- MAC ladder, both at 0-4 overall and 0-2 in the gained Toledo in a 27-10 loss. Even in last eran quarterback in senior Mike Junko. Ferris State Invitational next up for women's golf Belle's in line for The women's golf team will journey to Big Rapids, Mich, this weekend for the Ferris State Invitational. After the Falcon Invitational, Coach Todd Brunsink wants to work on the "150-yard shots." He said the team is driving good another snubbing and putting good, but they need to work on their shots getting on the green. The Associated Press "Let's face it," Indians man- This tournament will be a sentimental journey for Brunsink. ager Mike Hargrove said. "Al- He and his wife are Ferris State alumni, and they were married CLEVELAND - Albert Belle bert rubs a lot of people the in Big Rapids. could join Babe Ruth and Jimmie wrong way." -V.G. Foxx in the record book and Last year Belle hit .317 with SO probably still get snubbed in the homers, 52 doubles and 126 RBIs, Women's tennis headed for Ohio Intercolle- AL MVP voting - again. but finished second in the AL giates With three games left, the MVP balloting to Boston's Mo Cleveland Indians slugger needs Vaughn, who is making a case tor The Falcon women's tennis team competes in the Ohio Inter- three home runs and four RBIs to the award again this season. collegiates this weekend in Columbus. become the first player to hit 50 Lota of people say that Seattle's homers and drive in 150 runs Alex Rodriguez is having the best since Jimmie Foxx in 1938. Foxx year. There's also Ken Griffey had SO homers and 175 RBIs. Jr., Juan Gonzalez, Ivan Rodri- FALCONS Belle could also Join Ruth as guez and others. Continued from page six. years. the only players in major league Frank Thomas, the MVP in Blackney was at a loss to ex- history with back-to-back 50 1993 and '94, has said Belle would So "some" frustration may be plain CMU's edge in the series, homer seasons. get his vote. Paul Molitor, who just a little bit of an understate- although noting that the simi- Don't even bother to count the knows a little about baseball his- larities in the two schools may be votes. Just mall the MVP trophy ment. tory, agreed. "Our kids have already been a factor. to Belle now, right? "Albert's season has just been reminded of that," Blackney "You look at Central Michigan Not quite. phenomenal in terms of produc- said. "Not so much from a grudge and Bowling Green, we are al- First, in this Year of the tion and consistency," said Moll- or revenge type of thing, because most mirror images of one an- Homer, Belle's numbers don't tor, who recently joined the I've said it before and I'll say it other," Blackney said. "Student stand out as much as they did last 3,000-hit club. "If I had to choose, again: I don't believe in revenge. population, residential school, year, when he became the first I'd probably say Albert. His time It's negative motivation." college town, pride in the pro- major leaguer with SO homers has maybe come." The Falcons are coming off gram, going back even before and 50 doubles in a season. Then Belle is obsessive in his pursuit nothing short of a brilliant vic- Blackney and Flynn. there's this little matter of of baseball's historic numbers. APpkrt* tory a week ago against Miami, a "We are very similar type of "general character and disposi- He knows who holds all the re- Albert Belle win that catapaulted them back schools. The wind blows in both tion." cords. into the drivers' seat in terms of places." the race for the Las Vegas Bowl. KLEIN But Central Michigan (2-2 The Falcon defense that was so overall, 1-0 MAC) looms this stellar a week ago will be tested Continued from page six. he commented. "But it's not as "I met the players that were week and, for whatever reason, again, but this time by air. The much having the record, but it's already on the team, and it's just "He's a guy that has the Chippewas have had the Fal- Chippewas rank 13th in the na- teaming him, triple-teaming him, the effect that it's had on our a really close-knit group of guys cons' number for the past three tion in passing offense. and he still can run by people and success as a team. So if I'm get- here. So I knew I'd have good created havoc on the create chances for us." ting those kinds of assists, it friends up here as well as a real field. They've been This past weekend in Fresno, means that we're scoring goals. good team." Klein reached a very special It also means that I've got great Good team indeed. That was double-teaming him, FALCON FOOTBALL monument. He tied Brian Fergu- players scoring for me. Getting the year BG captured the NCAA triple-teaming him, son for BG's all-time assists re- assists is the easy part; you've tournament. cord. The assist came in just the just got to get the ball to the peo- and he still can run sixth game of his senior year. ple that can score." "I just kind of grew around the by people and create / L LIVE! "He's so unselfish that we wish sport," Klein said. "I've just been ™ "To see him on the list with he would take more shots," Mah- playing my wole life." He'd like chances for us." such great players so early is just ler said. Mahler moved Klein up to play for the rest of his life, too. a tribute to him," Mahler said. to the forward position this year, "I want to try and play some- Despite forever engraving his in order to get him more scoring where ... I've just got to wait and WBGU name into a long history of BG opportunities. see if any opportunities arise, but soccer, Klein remains modest Klein visited BG in 1992, and that's my goal." Mel Mahler about the accomplishment. knew that it was the University And don't talk to Steve Klein soccer coach 88.1 "It means a good deal to me," he wanted to attend. about goals. Who are YOU going to VOTE for? Saturday • pre-game show at 2:30 PARTY AT PERRY *—* mtA ***** 3** Party starts at 1:30 • West Side of Stadium BGSU JOIN THE FUN AND EXCITEMENT AT PERRY STADIUM! SOCCCft vs. CRSTCRN ILLINOIS $ ' i

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The Associated Press Turk added, pointing at his friends. rich tradition. big games we've had since I've been here," Ohio The hysteria has begun. The first meeting in 1935 is still known as "The State John Cooper said. SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The lunchtlme discussion No. 4 Ohio State comes to town Saturday for the Game of the Century" after Notre Dame knocked Ticket prices were sky high for that game, and was intense. Hunched over a table at Notre Dame's biggest game at Notre Dame since then-No. 1 Flor- off a heavily favored Ohio State team 18-13. The LaFortune Student Center, they seemed oblivious this year Is no different. Scalpers are now asking ida State visited in 1993. Even though it's only Sep- Irish also won the game the following year. $1,000 for one seat on the 50-yard line. End zone to everything around them. tember, the No. 5 Irish have to win to keep their The two didn't play again until last season, when What could be so pressing on a Thursday after- seats are cheaper, costing about $350 apiece. hopes for a national championship alive, and so do the Irish traveled to Columbus and lost. That game The game has been sold out for months, but that noon for the three third-year law students? An up- the Buckeye*. generated even more enthusiasm than the Buck- coming exam? The November election? hasn't stopped hundreds of people from calling the "If s Just huge," Turk said. "With Nebraska los- eyes yearly meeting with Big Ten archrival Michi- Notre Dame ticket office this week, said Perry "We were trying to decide how we're going to ing last week, everything is going our way." gan. paint our faces," Andrew Leyden said. "One side Baert, ticket manager. The national rankings aren't the only reason the "I probably signed more Notre Dame-Ohio State "We're answering over 600 phone calls a day blue, one side gold." (game is big. Though the Buckeyes and Irish have footballs, hats, T-shirts, pictures and that kind of where normally It might be 400 or 300 a day," he "Or maybe one of us blue, one of us gold," Chris only played each other three times, the series has a stuff for that game last year than for all the other said. "And they're all about Ohio State."

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Fastbacks was that I've heard the literally. power-pop-punk thing done way Throughout the night Pca£ While some fans simply ac- too many times before by bands Jam performed spotless re» cepted their defeat and didn't way too various in number to ditions of "Sometimes," "Halt even attempt to make it to the name. Hail," "Animal," "In My Tree," show, others went to the Univer- Maybe The Fastbacks were the "Spin the Black Circle," "Cor- sity of Toledo's Savage Hall in at- first band to perform this style of duroy," •'Three Days," "B< tempts of finding someone who music, or maybe they're simply man," "Lukin," "Not For You;V had an "extra" ticket or two the latest band to jump on the "Jeremy," "Evenflow," "Maiy (These "extra" tickets ranged power-pop-punk bandwagon. kind," "Daughter," "Habit," "I from $50 to $500). I don't know what their case is, Got Id," "Alive," "Blood," "Go;" Fortunately, I wasn't in the and I honestly don't care. "Who You Are," "Rearview Mhj same situation any of the above Like I said, I've heard this style ror," "Leaving Here," and "In- listed fans were. of music done by dozens, if not difference" in lighting that A friend of mine managed to hundereds of other bands in the usually remained very dim and get through on that past few years, and it's getting somber... a stark contrast to bot£ 1-800-PEARL-JAM number on incredibly old ... Especially when the band's performance and theTr her first call, and as a result I one takes into consideration how future. was one of the few people who some bands out there are actual- As I previously mentioned1. got to see Pearl Jam for a mere ly breathing new life into the Pearl Jam performed a virtually $22.50 (Thanks Adrianne!). otherwise stale music style (like spotless set, but I personally Unlike many more manic and the Rev-Upz out of Toledo, for found their show in Ann Arbor devoted "Jam Heads" than I, this example). much more intense and moving ... was actually the second time I've Luckily for the 9,000 fans at the just like the Pearl Jam concerns been fortunate enough to see Ed- show, however. Pearl Jam more you used to always hear about. '. die Vedder and company per- than made up for the non- Mind you I'm not saying Xhfit form live and in person (the first inventive show put on by their the Pearl Jam show at Savage time being at the Crisler Arena in opening act. Hall wasn't incredible, because it Ann Arbor during their 1994 Unlike the Eddie Vedder of was, but it just wasn't as ... I can't "Verses" tour). past, the normally reclusive believe I'm about to say this ... Yet again, they completely frontman was very energetic and deep as the show I saw a few kicked ass. friendly toward the crowd, and years ago was. Playing to a capacity crowd of oftentimes took time between Maybe it was due to the overly- 9,000 enthralled fans, the band songs to address the audience hyper crowd, or maybe it was energenetically and emotionally who hung on his every word. due to the fact that this is the blasted through 23 songs, per- "The future of the next 50 second time I've seen them live.1 forming tracks from all four of years is in this room." He said don't know. their full length albums, as well toward the end of the show. "I But what I do know is this: as a few songs that aren't on hope you make the right de- Every time I've seen Pearl Jam "Ten," "Verses," "Vitalogy" or cisions." in concert they've rocked.

••ocluted Preii New Willis film draining Pan Xlngle, an artist from China, awaits arrest Sept. 16,1996 after dousing himself and a statue of Queen Victoria with red paint in a Hong Kong park. The Incident stirred an artistic furor in Hong Scott Shriner the dry, dusty, largely uninha- great character actors, such as Kong. The Back Pages bited look of the place, "Welcome Christopher Walken as one of the to Nowheresville" might have gang's henchmen and Brude Two rival gangs in a backward been more appropriate). Dern as the corrupt local sheriff. little town, constantly doing Just like "Fistful," as well as The performances are mostFy Artist sparks controversy battle. A lone drifter appears on the 1961 Akira Kurosawa sa- very good, but "Last Man Stand- the horizon, stands in the middle, murai picture "Yojimbo" on ing" suffers a little in otlu'r DldiKrlstenTatlow with outrage but also with per- amused than usual. and stops the fight. which both later films were areas. For one thing, the movie-4 plexity. Was it an attack on The Associated Press Caught, well, red-handed, You might recognize this story based, the protagonist of the sto- extremely violent, much more British colonial ism? A blow for Pan was charged with criminal if you've seen the 1964 Clint Eas- ry is the classic Man With No than was needed to get the poirjt HONG KONG (AP) - Dren- true-red communism? Art for damage and ordered to under- twood movie "A Fistful of Dol- Name. The character is all about across. We could have done with art's sake? Vandalism? Or as ched from head to foot in go psychiatric tests. He is now lars," but this time, the "hero" attitude, and Willis brings a perhaps just two or three full- police initially implied, plain bright red paint, the shaven- free on bail, having made head- doesn't ride into town, he drives. toughness and impenetrability to blown gratuitous gun-shooting headed artist from China sat lunacy? lines and, if nothing else, In "Last Man Standing," set him that few other actors could The bronze statue comme- massacres (They were also thinkj- cross-legged in a Hong Kong forced a society preoccupied against the backdrop of the Pro- have managed. Fifteen minutes ing of calling the movie "Gun- morates the queen who reigned park. Pan Xinglei, 27, had just with money to reflect on what hibition Era, Bruce Willis plays after he arrives, he's already down," another title which would poured a pot of paint over a when Britain set up the colony is and isn't art. the role of the mysterious shown he's not a guy to mess have also been very accurate.) ', statue of Queen Victoria, then in 1841. Now, with nine months At first his act was treated as stranger John Smith who comes with, and both gang leaders Also, we are introduced te over himself, and had bashed left before Hong Kong returns pure insanity. Next, there was to upset the evil balance of power either want him on their side or several female characters, inj- to Chinese rule, Her Majesty in her nose. speculation that it was politi- in a Texas town called Jericho dead. cluding one of the gang boss's His gesture has the salons of sits on her throne shrouded in See ARTIST, page ten. ("Welcome to Jericho" was the Terrific supporting perform- -■ Hong Kong tingling - not only tarpaulins, looking even less movie's original title, but from ances are given by a couple of See LAST MAN, page tea.

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» ! / < Y Friday, September 27, 1996 The li(. News page eleven Ex-lead HELP WANTED ■ M singer, EL *j| line cook kitchen prep Perry servers now solo 8*1*0*. host/hostesses Nicole Stoner 5630 Airport Highway The BC News lfl ■ft A Toledo 861-7827 Linda Perry helped take 4 Non B -.? A Blondes to the Top 10 with the song"What's Up" from their first and only album "Bigger, Better, Faster, More." Now she's on her own and headed for solo success with "In Flight," her debut solo album. Perry left her former band because, she says, "When it came time to make the second 4 .--ej IF YOU'RE Non Blondes record I was in a The AvuocUtcd Prcii different place musically than the rest of the band, so I packed Gerard Depardieu, left, makes a face as a Russian cossack, center, puts a cossack hat on bis head my guitar and my vocal chords and Arnold Schwarzenegger, right, laughs at the gala opening of a Planet Hollywood restaurant In Moscow Tuesday, Sept. 24,1996. Thousands gathered outside the world's latest Planet Hollywood NEW IN and began a solo journey. 'In restaurant to catch a glimpse of Arnold, Gerard and Patrick Swayze. Flight' is the result of my jour- ney." And what an amazing re- sult it is. TOWN WE Produced by Bill Botrell (Rusted Root, Sheryl Crow), the Band taping at Howard's album is very mellow with some spacey, psychedelic-sounding Aaron Welsbrod ligion," a 10-song CD produced forming sets Friday and Satur- songs like the title track and The Back Pages by local music guru Mark Mikel day night at Howard's Club H WOULD "Knock Me Out," a duet with 60's and mastered at BG Studios by that include songs from their CD, legend Grace Slick, that is remin- Bowling Green residents have Mitch Miller. some new songs (such as "Band- iscent of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side a chance to become "immorta- Although the CD has only been wagon," "Elizabeth Smiles," of the Moon." ["Knock Me Out" lized" in a sense this weekend if released to the public since Au- "Reasons," and "High Rolling"), LIKE is also available on The Crow II they stop into Howard's Club H gust 2, it has already sold a few and even a few covers by bands soundtrack - Ed.] Friday night. hundred copies. such as Blues Traveller, the Perry turns bad experiences The local funk-rock quartet Furthermore, the track "Mar- Black Crowes, Steely Dan and into great music in songs like the Tomorrow's Clown will be con- y's Song" has been released to Peter Gabriel. "I think that com- more bouncy "Fruitloop Day- duct iong a video and audio re- pared to many bands the vibe of TO BUY college radio stations and is cur- dream," which takes a satirical cording of their performance rently receiving heavy airplay on Tomorrow's Clown Is a very posi- look at a Sunday in the park, and this Friday, with hopes of releas- K-Rock 94.5's specialty show tive vibe, as oppossed to any neg- "Fill Me Up," a song with lyrics I ing the recordings in the near fu- "Local Perspective," a one-hour ative, Seattley vibe." Jimmy con- think many can relate to, such as ture. program that plays local bands tinued on the topic of the band's YOU A "And in the morning I'll be hung- The band, who has been on the Monday nights from 9:00 to 10:00 sound. "Our vibe is very positive over with my face into the phone, scene since March of 1994, has p.m. lyrically and musically." and please forgive me here on been experiencing an even In a recent interview lead "Voices, Visions, Guidance, after, by the way how'd I get higher rate of success than usual singer and guitarist Jimmy Les- Religon" is currently available at home?" due to a number of factors, in- DRINK lie explained, "We're a modern Madhatter, The Shed and Fin- The more I listened to "In cluding their recent opening crossover rock band with a sound ders. Information/booking con- Flight" the more I loved it. It's slots for bands such as Neil that balances the melodic with cerning Tomorrow's Clown can The first one's on us perfect when all you want to do is Young, the Spin Doctors and the the funky." be handled through the "Clown- and it's a whole 5 gallons. sit back and mellow out. But Allman Brothers. Tomorrow's Clown will be per- line" at (419) 474-3371. don't plan on doing anything that The band has also recently BYOB requires energy afterward; you'll released their debut CD titled be too relaxed. "Voices, Visions, Guidance, Re- |-|oward'sClubJ-| 352 - 9951 Travolta will Friday & Saturday tomorrow's clown play president WITH SPECIAL GUEST SONS OF Ml) NEW YORK (AP) - John Travo- reportedly at Clinton's request, *- —»- -~— lta has signed a multimillion- 'he Post said. Pool •Video Games 'Electronic Darts «Pinbal Just bring in your own clean containers, dollar contract to play what could Hanks has denied that Clinton college ID, and this ad to the be his most controversial role didn't want him in the movie and Watermill Express at ever a womanizing Southern said that he bowed out only be- governor said to be modeled on cause he was fully booked for 1058 North Main st. President Clinton. 1997 with a 13-hour series on the (infrontofTCBY) The New York Post reports moon project for Home Box Of- RjJyn-lM <&> &R.D0/f> North Location ONLY that Travolta will star in a movie fice and a new Steven Spielberg of "Primary Colors," based on a film. Sept. 26, 27, 28 novel by Newsweek columnist The fictitious governor's CAffj Joe Klein that was loosely based bisexual wife in "Primary noon till 6 p.m. on Clinton's 1992 campaign. •Complete Sandwich and Salad Menu Colors," may be played by Emma Limit one coupon (ad) per person Filming is scheduled to start next Thompson, the Post said. •Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials March The political novel was pub- The Post quoted an anonymous lished under the byline "Anony- •Live Music M, Th, F, Sun. WE WANT TO MAKE IT Hollywood insider as saying that mous," setting up a literary •Smoking lounge Travolta would make an esti- mystery solved when The Wash- CLEAR! mated $15 million. 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