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It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. vol. 66, issue 30 friday, October 21,1983 new/bowling green state university Conduct elicits suggestion list by Mac* Dl Vlncenzo and become more informed about slot reporter each other. • to hold receptions hosted by resi- After discussing the problem of dents surrounding the University dur- student misbehavior on Troup Avenue ing the first weekend of each with some of its residents, Philip academic year and invite freshmen Mason, assistant to University Presi- and other students new to the dent Dr. Paul Olscamp, has compiled Universtiy and the city community. a list of their suggestions to curb "IN ALL honesty, we don't know If misconduct in the neighborhood. the steps we have taken are feasible," Residents complained that Univer- Mason said, "but first we need frank students were disrupting their and open discussion to find out." vate lives by littering their yards, Ana he said he is not sure when Hiring out bushes, breaking small these suggestions could be imple- trees, urinating on their property and mented. yelling and screaming while walking Although Mason said the student or riding on Troup Avenue. misbehavior on Troup Avenue is a the problem cannot be "real problem," be said he found the i out, Mason said, it street and surrounding neighborhood can be reduced if the suggestions are to be "quiet" when he patrolled the put into practice. The IS suggestions, area - one Saturday night from 9 p.m. approved by Olscamp, were analyzed to 3 a.m. - with a University po- and summarized by Mason and sent liceman. in a letter to the residents involved. Dr. Michael Marsden, professor of Grouped in general categories, the popular culture and Troup Avenue suggestions are: resident, said he thinks the neighbor- • to encourage University and Bowl- hood is very often not quiet and un- ing Green city police to patrol the ruly. Troup Avenue area more often. 'This problem is not a recent one," • to stress the importance of student Marsden said. "This has been going awareness of the community by en- on for years. It's a growing problem couraging student contact with ad- that may have been accelerated by ministration, faculty, other students, September's warm weather." residence hall directors and city resi- This is not Marsden's first involve- dents through "open forum* dis- ment with University students and the cussions. law. • to make the media aware of ap- In the spring, 1962, in an attempt to parent problems of this nature. prove city zoning violations against • to encourage student groups to students, he saw an article in a local photo/Jan Obernouse accept neighborhood projects, such newspaper that identified four resi- In search of. as: clean-up days, parties and dinners dents living in a house on Manville on-campus for dry residents and Avenue. (The residents of the house fund-raising projects for restitution of were in violation of Bowling Green Most people's hunt for the just right pumpkin(s), Mr. J«ck-©-L»nUn4 himself, will continue unabated throughout the fall City Ordinance No. 3200 which states season. Kelly Ewing, junior physical education major, found a pick among the nearly 400 pumpkins for sale Wednesday in the • to Involve the University adminis- that no more than three non-related Student Services Forum. The sale, sponsored by the Charities and Volunteers in Progress, continues today. tration, students and city landlords in persons can live in a house zoned R-2- discussions to try to solve problems single-family usage.) Prolonged periods of stress may cause 'burnout' by Teresa Perrettl stress burnout. hausted because they are always giv- "Not getting the proper sleep or has been "heavily involved since her "It takes a certain kind of person to reporter "Burnout applies to those people ing and not getting what they need in nutrition allows efficiencies to break freshman year." be able to stay involved," she said. who are under a lot of stress for a long return," Carek said. down. You expect more from yourself A senior marketing major, she said "There have been times when I felt In the past few months a subtle period of time," Roman Carek, direc- Students who are actively involved and you put yourself under a lot of she finds herself giving more than 100 really scared about the commitments change has been taking over your tor of the Career Counciling Devel- in campus activities as well as carry- stress," he said. percent. I made, but I try to channel my stress body. You feel mentally, physically opment Center, said. ing a full load of classes often find Some of the people who are under a "When I undertake something I do into other areas." and emotionally exhausted. You are a potential "stress bur- themselves under a lot of stress. lot of stress may well be those in- it 100 percent plus," she said. Active Washbush said taking time out for You don't enjoy your work anymore nout" if you find yourself giving out "They get exhausted and wear volved in campus activities and orga- in her sorority, Alpha Phi, Washbush yourself is important in maintaining a and everyone seems to get on your more than you take in. themselves down," Carek said. nizations. also held the position of coordinator minimum of stress. nerves. If these symptoms sound fa- "Many people who are in helping BURNOUT MAY be related to Karen Washbush, vice president of for Student Academic Affairs her miliar, you may be suffering •from professions find themselves ex- health deficiencies, he added. Undergraduate Student Government, junior year. See STRESS page 3 Hypnosis solves crimes 'People helping people' by Marcy Grande When her eyes grew tired, she Washington state cottage near the slol) reporter was permitted to close them at lake. which point she was brought to a The voice told her to turn on the United Way seeks funds Jean, a middle-aged Jewelry semi-alert state. TV. She did. At the voice's sugges- store employee, concentrated on tion, the TV showea^the the lightswitch in the police cap- The calm, quiet voice asked her Jewelry store where she worked by Rita Ferenec "WE USE a very low-pressure tech- He said he believes success in the tain's office. She was told to com- to think of a peaceful place. Jean and where a recent theft took assistant copy editor nique, we do not do arm twisting or campaign at the University is due to pletely relax. pictured herself relaxing in her place. The voice told Jean to con- taut about doing our fair share." the increase in volunteers to solicit trol the TV dials and blow up the United Way helped more than 65,000 Moore explained. donations. He also said the Universi- picture. Wood County residents last year. "Instead we focus on the fact that. ty's success is due to student input. She was asked to recall the de- In the idea of "people helping peo- Students are not solicited for dona- scription of the two men and their ple," United Way solicits funds which tions, "they are too busy paying get-away vehicle which she got a are divided among agencies such as money out and they're not making glimpse of as she entered the jew- The Link, the Children's Resource any money," Moore said. elry store and they exited. Center of Wood County and the Amer- Jean determined that the car ican Cancer Society, so each can- "THEY DO, however, provide the was a Chevrolet, one of its tail provide services to thoe who seek frosting on the cake," he added. lights was broken, and the license their help. Tim Sommers, president of Phi plate was bent She even recalled At the University, "55-50 and cele- Gamma Delta (FIJI) colony is the the license number. brate!" is the theme for this year's student coordinator for the United Before Jean was put under inves- committee working on the campaign, United Way Way campaign at the University. tigative hypnosis, all she was able which runs through Oct. 31. "We (FIJI) are working with UAO to tell the police officers about the The committee is hoping to top last People Helping People to provide ways for students to donate Napoleon Jewelry theft was that year's donations of $53,000 by $2000 and have a good time while doing It," she noticed two men leaving the this year to reach their goal of $55,000. Sommers said. store and a beat up car nearby. They would also like to see the in this time of recession, we (Univer- The organizations are planning ac- University faculty and staff partici- sity employees) still have jobs and tivites, such as movies, for students to Jean's account is a true example pation rate increase from 40 percent received a raise. I think people re- attend with part of admittance price of the possible discoveries revealed to 50 percent. sponded to that," Moore said. going to United Way, he explai- through investigative hypnosis, a The University's response to United ned/The- - » will be publicized technique used by police officers to "I think the goal is realistic when Way is a lot better than other univer- when pious are finalized, Sommers help solve cases. yon consider that University em- sities in the area. added. Tne voice in the example is Bowl- eoyee participation in the United Compared with Toledo, the Univer- "The main idea is not to force ing Green Police Captain and hyp- ay in B81 was 27 percent and in 1982 people to donate, but to make them notist Matt Brichta, who employs it jumped to 40 percent," Michael sity did "embarrassingly better, it want to and to have fun while doing K. his skills not only for residents of Moore, chairman of the United Way wasn't even close," according to It's a volunteer type thing," Som- the city but for surrounding com- campaign at the University, said. Moore. mers said. munities and the University as well. "Many people don't believe in hypnosis, which works on the premise that you retain everything -the bottom line- you see. Yet in seven out of 10 index inside weather cases, we uncover significant de- tails like license numbers," Wite/Buchwald 2 • Toledo's largest Teamsters local Brichta said. oocks a republican m the mayoral In the arson-related burning of a campus/tocoi 3 Perrysburg A&P supermarket two state/world 5 election lor trie first time since 1967 years ago, a male witness driving Sports. . 1 Pages by noticed a man on the roof of classifieds 8 • Read about the ever-changing Ro- Aid?. mantics' in this week's Friday' See Mostly cloudy today with highs in the When police pressed the witness Taobcl mid-50s Continued cloudy tonight wiih eg news stafl/Cori Lee Ciiani a chance ol scattered showers Low in for a description of the man on the lhermd-40s Matt Brichta See HYPNO page 4 2 bg news/october 21.1983 —editorial—- Ethnocentrism: Beware of Clark's ambitions by Garry Will* Given that record, two things could Yet I believe that the president was moment. Clark avoids that danger, have been anticipated when he wen) doing his friend a favor. What might it with all its possible repercussions on a a basis of racism The story is that Ronald Reagan did to the State Department - that he be, then? Clark's aides may nave confirmation hearing for the court. William Clark a favor by demoting would know nothing, and would not tipped us off when they volunteered For all these reasons, Congress him from the world watch to caring know that this was a disability. Ear- the information that he no longer should be careful in examining Clark The label WASP, white Anglo-Saxon protestant, is too for the wildernesses. How can that lier, he had suggested to colleagues aspires toward the judiciary. That is for the position of interior secretary. much with us. Americans too often have a one-sided view be? Clark, we are told, was suffering that he was a graduate of Stanford another claim hard to believe from a Congress may, without realizing it, be of the world, that of the WASP. It is a view Dr. Robert Perry, from shell shock and asked for a and of Loyola law school - he is man who glories so in being called setting him up for a court lob that he surcease. neither. His own failures do not per- Judge Clark. wants and is not qualified tor. Demo- chairman of Ethnic Studies, says is the basis for racism. There is something fishy about that. turb him. How could being secretary of the crats may accept too easily the inte- Perry suggests education be used to alleviate racism and What kind of surcease is it to be Admittedly, it is snobbish for aca- interior serve as a stepping-stone to rior move, since they see the right misunderstanding of ethnic groups, and we heartily agree. dispatched to a mine field? The rea- demic types in government to insist the Supreme Court, long thought to be wing lamenting the loss of Clark in sons for Clark's discomfiture are va- on being called Dr. Kissinger or Dr. Clark's real goal? Well, for one thing, national security battles. But con- With academic exposure to the contributions made by ethnic riously assigned. Some say that he Kirkpatrick. It is worse, though, when it would put the eminence of a Cabinet gressional aides should go over the groups to this country's growth, groundwork can be laid felt picked on by Micheal Deaver and a Richard Allen introduces mmself, position in his portfolio. Also, a second questionable history of Clark's serv- toward student's appreciation of those peoples - especially others. But he has always been able to through office forms, as Dr. Allen - he congressional confirmation would set ice on the California bench, a history protect himself in such encounters. is no more a Ph.D. than "Judge" a record that Congress itself might recounted in Betty Medsger's book for students who have grown up with no background to Others say he felt a nagging inade- Clark is a law school graduate. One feel inhibited about reversing, should "Framed." ethnicity. quacy with regard to world affairs. gets the idea these men would put it he be nominated as a justice of the Ethnic studies courses at the University, offered through Not bloody likely. He has made a about that they had received the No- court. There is, of course, plenty to ques- Ethnic Studies, might achieve this end. These courses ought career of his inadequacies, and never bel Prize if they thought there was Most important of all, Clark's move tion Clark about in terms of the inte- showed awareness of them, much less any chance of the lie's gaining cre- takes him out of the line of fire when rior post itself. But he deserves a to be pushed with more gusto by Ethnic Studies and the rest discomfiture or shame. He became a dence. national security issues are bound to second or third look if there is reason of academia at the University. lawyer by failing at law school and So the "shrinking violet" explana- raise passions and foster accusations. to suspect that the interior job is being However, the University should not make the ethnic the bar exam. He became a judge by tion for Clark's move is hard to ac- We are entering the period of missile used as a back door to the Supreme not knowing the law - a condition that cept, unjustifiable self-confidence is deployment in Europe. Those in- Court. studies courses mandatory for all students as Perry sug- continued, so that he could not even what makes Clark so appealing to volved in the decisions, reactions and gests. It is not the University's responsibility. explain his own legal opinions when those who share that trait, beginning consequences of that move may well Garry Wills is a columnist for the The decision lies within the individual because each questioned about them. with President Reagan. be scarred. By stepping aside at this Universal Press Syndicate. student will ultimately decide if s/he wants to remain racist A danger exists that only those already sensitive about the issue of racism would sign up for the courses, and those who Student activism dead in the 1980s need to learn about other ethnic groups to counteract their by Kevin Prendergast system instead of learning to chal- approaching and all three issues on the state legislature and the federal bigotry would never think of studying the subject. lenge it. the ballot are of critical importance to government cut levels of college fund- If a hostile student were forced to add an ethnic studies The political activism of the pre- I saw this most clearly the other students. Yet most analysts predict ing continually. Students had loans course into his or her curriculum, would it change that vious two decades among college stu- day as I was talking to a friend of that a low percentage of students will and grants cut, some lost "work dents produced some strong and well- mine who had graduated last year. As go out and vote to protect their inter- study" jobs, and others were forced to person's mental make-up? Or would mat person firmly needed reforms. an undergraduate, she was an honor ests. transfer due to departmental cuts. refuse to be persuaded? Student interest and activism student and had been very active in a Issue 1, which proposes to raise the Yet most students were content to sit helped bring an end to a bloody war number of campus organizations. She legal drinking age from 19 to 21, will and complain. On campus, I saw the ana molded public opinion against is now well on her way to a quite change the social face of this whole University railroad in a semester that war. It also brought on a great successful business career. city. The campus will be forced to go system which forced many students deal of necessary social changes "dry" and some of the uptown bars to go an extra semester or attend which improved the lifestyles of many She admitted to me that she had no will be forced to close due to lack of classes for a summer. Yet very few Langley boys bright, Americans and cleaned up the envi- idea what the issues were in the business. students attempted to do anything ronment in which they lived. But upcoming election and that she had Issues 2 and 3 will also make life and again, were content to sit and more importantly, through strong never even voted in her life. At first I more difficult for college students. complain. award boss high honor movements, Americans between the couldn't understand how an intelli- The severe cutbacks already insti- But complaining solves very little in by Art Buchwald tions the congressional Committee on ages of 18 and 20 secured their right to gent person had no real interest in the tuted in education recently have re- comparison to voting and students Intelligence laid down for covert oper- vote and exercised that right to make issues that affected her life. But then I duced staffs and equipment in some can make a difference by casting a Who says there aren't heroes left in ations, and got his people to bomb a difference in their society. realized that the only thing that really departments, cut out some sports at ballot. A strong student turnout will America any more? Just the other Nicaraguan soil." But for the most part, that activism mattered to a lot of students today is a the university, and eliminated some send a message to Columbus that day, in a surprise ceremony, the CIA "He should get a medal." has died. The student of today is much business degree and a good job once programs which were beneficial to students are tired of being taken awarded CIA Director William Casey "But do we want to give him the more indoctrinated by the society he they get out of college. Students today students. The result was higher tu- advantage of and being the constant the "Distinguished Intelligence highest one?" lives in and is much more willing to worry very little about the ills and ition with fewer benefits. If these two targets of budget cuts and are now Medal," the agency's highest award. "I don't think we do, because we succomb to the authoritative influ- problems of our society and are more issues pass, more cuts are inevitable. willing to fight to protect their inter- Casey was cited for outstanding have to make him the fall guy in case ences of our society. Instead of col- concerned with some day having their The bottom line is that college stu- ests. leadership" and for restoring the Congress starts raising a ruckus. leges where ideas and thoughts are house in the suburbs and their two car dents may lose again because they credibility of the CIA and bringing Let's give him the CIA's Good Con- exchanged, we have a majority of garage. Election statistics seem to are a group who refuse to protect Kevin Prendergast, a columnist tor "imagination to our operation." duct Award. We can always give him technical business schools where stu- indicate that their interests by voting. the News, is a senior journalism ma- In the past a decoration of this the biggie just before we tire him." dents learn how to become part of the Thus we have a major election In my three years here, I have seen jor from Cleveland. magnitude was usually reserved until "We're all agreed then on T. L. Now the director retired or resigned from I have a CIA person that I am proud to the Sierra Mountains. His rights to cent of the American population) to a maam.'.'.and "FTT-. Y-." We then the job. But apparently the people nominate. I propose that we give the happiness are just as important to me low rate of 76 million to 85 million. began to call the police. Though the who work for Mr. Casey couldn't wait. 'Distinguished Intelligence medal' to as the environmentalist who can af- police did respond, they rarely did I am not privy to bow these awards none other than our revered director, ford to visit these wilderness areas. Do we really want to promote this anything other than issue a warning - are made, but I know they're not easy William Casey." Oilman defends image With as little damage to the envi- Srecarious environment hy initiating and as soon as they left, the problem toget. "I have no quarrel with that. The of industry critics give ronment that I see occurring when le deployment of first-strike weap- would continue. They must have an awards commit- man certainly has gone beyond the I'm on a rig reading about some New ons? If people claim to be so very After enduring this for far too long, tee out at Langley that goes over call of duty." As an oilman, I take great interest York individual's criticism of the oil rational ana clear thinking doesn't it we decided to sell our house and get every one of the citation nominations "You won't hear a nay from me. in the public image of our industry. industry, I wonder. seem possible to envision a solution out. (Our house was too small for our to make sure the person is deserving He's the bravest of the brave. With Secretary of the Interior James which rather than creating further growing family, too.) We were among of the honor. "The smartest of the smart." Watt's resignation, it is easy to see the P.S. Our campany is involved in oil danger crates a sane and safe world? the fortunate - we could escape. Oth- "Gentlemen, our first nominee is "His outstanding leadership has deep resentment some have for the and gas exploration and production. ers are not so lucky. Many, many James Blickstein, who, in a clandes- made this organization what it is pursuit of discovering oil. The fear of We recently drilled two wells 10 miles LisaSyron citizens are stuck in the "student tine operation, dropped behind enemy today." a ghostly national landscape smoth- south of Bowling Green and I'd be and other members of Women for ghetto" because their incomes do not lines in Afghanistan and delivered "If it wasn't for his imagination I ers all objectivity for some and raises happy to invite anyone to a drillsite to Women's Anti-Militarism Task Force allow them mobility. Many students needed radio equipment to the rebels. don't know where we'd all be today." the interest in others. see now much land we disturb. in the area are also victims. They He then walked barefoot 500 miles "I take it then there is no opposition Without battling emotionalism with I'm not connected with any major have to live there too and endure the across Russian-held territory back to to awarding the director our highest emotionalism, I just want to explain oil company nor lobby group. I'm just Uncaring students lack environment produced by those Pakistan. Does he get a medal?" decoration.' how our industry operates and why a wildcatter and concerned about the sense of community among them who are immature and "He's paid to do that. Why should he "I've still got five years to go before we garner some criticism periodi- lack of information that the public has insensitive to others. I still do believe get an award? If we give out the retirement. You won't hear any objec- cally. about our industry. I would like to commend President that most students cause no problems 'Distinguished Intelligence Medal' to tion from me." Olscamp and his assistant, Phil Ma- like the ones I mentioned. Most are every Tom. Dick and Harry involved "Good. Then I'll write up the cita- Drilling a gas or oil well takes Robert F. Woll son, for taking some action on the decent and sensitive beings who in a clandestine operation, it will tion and we'll get Deputy Director between one and five acres of land President Sroblems encountered by the resi- would also like to live in peace. deflate its value." John McMahon to present it to him in during the actual drilling operations. RFW Energy Company ents of Troup Street. I sincerely hope I encourage you, Dr. Olscamp, to "Okay let's forget Blickstein. The a full-fledged formal ceremony, with Other than a slush pit 10 feet deep and that your efforts and those of the confine to work with the neighbor- second nominee is Hiram Cope, who the CIA Undercover Band." 30 feet long, which is later cleaned First-strike capability community will be successful. hoods to solve the problems of the managed to go over the wall at the "It's the least we can do for the old out, the land is not disturbed. rowdy and uncaring students and Soviet's submarine base at Mur- man." is an insane solution As a former owner and resident of a others who live in the "student mansk and steal all the USSR's naval "No one in the CIA deserves it For ecological and monetary rea- We are concerned about the crucial house on Third Street, I can assure ghetto." They ought to be held ac- codes. He then swam in a frog suit to more." son, we have every motivation to keep situation on our planet. In particular, you that the problems felt on Troup countable for the acts they commit, Norway." "How did you ever think of it, space occupancy to a minimum. After we are concerned with the devel- Street are not confined to that street and a sense of community needs to be "Big Deal. I'll admit it wasn't a bad WiUoughby?" completion, the site is graded, seeded opment of first-strike weapons. Our or area. In the three years that we established, somehow. operation, but is it worth a medal?" "When you're in the intelligence and trees planted with only a 10-foot deployment of first-strike weapons lived on Third Street, we had people "All in favor say aye - all against, business you HAVE to think of every- by 10-foot pumpjack remaining if it's promotes a new era in nuclear strat- urinate in our yard; litter our front Susan Davenport Darrow nay. The nays have it. Scratch Cope. thing." f a wet hole, and nothing left if it's a dry egy; one in which all will become lawn with beer and pop bottles and Honor* Program 'We now come to Nicaragua and hole. more vulnerable. "A first-strike ca- cans: threaten to rape our 12-year-old Honduras. Our man down there, T. L, Art Buchwald is a columnist for the pacity implies that one could attack daughter if she sunbathed in our back Arthur L. Darrow managed to get around all the restric- Los Angeles Times Syndicate. Out in Wyoming, after a $100,000 and destroy the others retaliatory yarn; tromp over our vegetable gar- Management Dept. environmental impact statement and (second-strike) capacity and so suffer den (though the entire back yard was •respond- continual lawsuits over a proposed only minimal damage in return." fenced); drive upon our front yard The BG News Editorial Page is Letters to the Editor should not drillsite, I could have taken the envi- (Bruce Russett) In other words, "we and throw a beer glass through a the campus forum for comments be longer than 200 words and guest ronmentalists out to other area dril- shoot them before they shoot us" bedroom window in the middle of the Correction regarding articles in The News or columns should not be longer than lsites and shown them birds nesting theory. Under these conditions, it night; yell, scream, honk car horns important issues concerning the 500 words. and raising young birds next to the could then become very tempting to and roar up and down the block most The authors of two of yesterday's University and its community. drilling rig. The same birds they were make the first-strike. of the night; turn their stereos so loud letters to the editor were inadver- Guest columns from members of The News reserves the right to attempting to protect! that we could hear the words from tently switched. The letter titled "Act the University community are reject letters or portions of letters We question this strategy because it several blocks away with our win- against deploying Cruise, Penning gladly accepted. If you would like that are in bad taste, malicious or Secondly, there seems to be some- encourages an attitude of dealing with dows closed, etc. missies" was written by Teresa Doo- to write a "commentary" column libelous. All submissions are sub- thing sinister in some peoples minds problems in a divisive, competitive ley and Jodie Welly, 222 S. College please contact the editorial editor. ject to condensation. about us drilling on "their'' land. Thjs manner rather than looking at the At first, we tried to talk to the Apt #1, and the letter titled "Editorial Letters and guest columns Address your comments to: is partly due to the fact that, as an world community, i.e. looking both at offenders personally but were greeted an example of our 'provincialism' " should be typewritten, triple- industry, we seldom discuss drilling people and at the environment. Any with "If you don't uke it, why do you was written by Dave Roller, Depart- Editor ment of History, not vice versa as the spaced and signed. Your address The BG News plans or income. Neither does the nuclear detonation entails severe live here?," "We pay the University and phone number must be in- government. damage to both human life and the plenty and support this community letters appeared. The News regrets cluded for verification. 108 University Hall Out of every dollar you pay for environment. Department of Defense with our money so we deserve our the error. gasoline at the pumps, 62 cents goes to studies estimate a high casualty rate freedom," "You and your family are the government in lease bonuses, of 155 million to 165 million (75 per- being insensitive to our needs, THE BG NEWS royalties and excise taxes. That leaves 38 cents to find, produce and Clear Views by T. Downing and T. Clear/ Juli. Thornton Copy Editor Vlckl R.inhori deliver the product to your tank. Monoglng Editor Erin Etmont AMI. Copy Editor Deborah Schmook There is no other commodity in the AMI. Monoglng Editor. Carolyn Von S

Hockey-game entertainment Applications due Nov. 9 Falconettes skate for fans for Truman scholarship by Don Lea mutt be of junior standing, In addition, Reichert by Carl Lee Clfani with skating people. It's The USFSA is the gov- smooth from a circle to a They received new cos- reporter with a college grade point said, the interviewers are reporter lots of fun at the hockey erning body for the sport in straight 11ns." tumes this year through average of "B^or better, loosing for a student who games." the ITS. Barber explained According to Barber, the Falcon Fun Ron and University students in- and be in the upper fourth shows "seriousness of our- At 10 p.m. on Tuesday Susan Barber, who has the skaters must be mem- there is a lot of talent on with the help of the School terested in applying for the of the class. The student pose in public service" and and Thursday, 20 college coached the Falconettes bers of the USFSA in order this year's team. There are of Health Physical Educa- Harry S. Truman Memo- must also be a United a "deep interest in history, women meet at the Ice for the last 10 years said, to compete and perform in 20 members and one alter- tion and Recreation and rial Scholarship have until States citizen. political science, or any Arena to practice unusual "The late hours allow peo- shows. nate who fill* in when the University Athletic De- Wednesday, Nov. 9 to turn aspect of public service. footwork and patterns on e! who do other things or needed. partment. in applications to the Polit- Applicants for the schol- the ice. ve heavy schedules to BARBER DESCRIBES The team includes three In addition to perform- ical Science Department. arship are interviewed by The Truman Scholarship This group of dedicated participate. No one would precision team skating as skating professionals. ing at hockey games, the Applications are to be a faculty committee and was established by Con- women is the Falconettes, sign up unless they really ''skating moves that are Plaskey and Karen Falconettes also skate in turned in to Dr. William one candidate from each gress in 1977 as the official the precision team that wanted to doit." similar to pair and dance Melzer, junior recreation the Ice Horizons and Inter- Reichert, department institution is nominated to memorial to Harry S. Tru- performs between first and Barber, a health physi- skating in that they are administration major, national Stars on Ice shows chairman. be interviewed at the state man, thirty-third Presi- second periods at the Uni- cal education and recre- performed to music. The teach skating. Cathy Na- held at the Ice Arena every Winners of the schol- level. State candidates are dent of the United States, versity hockey games. ation instructor, said the emphasis in precision skat- pier, freshman food sci- year. arship will be awarded up interviewed and required Reichert said. Truman Why do they do it when members receive one hour ing is on the steps and ence and nutrition major, Barber said the team is to $5,000 per academic to write an essay dealing was known for his commit- many students are either of physical education designs the skaters make spent three years with the the "nucleus of Ice Hori- year, for the senior year of with a "public policy is- ment to American educa- studying or on their way credit each semester. on the ice. Ice Follies. zons because the basis for college and up to two years sue," Reichert said. tion. downtown at 10 o'clock? All the members of the The team also includes the show Is precision skat' of graduate work in a field Falconettes are members "The trick," Barber several test gold med- ins." of study leading to a gov- Two winners in each According to Reichert, Lynn Plaskey, senior of the University Skating said, "is to have a unified alists, the highest level of Ice Horizons is spon- ernment career, Reichert state are then selected on the University has partici- sports management ma- Club and the United States program that doesn't have skating in the United sored by the Bowling said. the basis of the essay, the Sted in the program since jor, said, "I like the people Figure Skating Associa- a lot of stops or regroup- States. Green Skating Club. Inter- To be eligible for the interview, GPA, and extra- inception and has had and it keeps me in touch tion. ing. Transitions must be Amy Barber, freshman national Stars on Ice fea- scholarship, a student curricular involvement one winner. with undecided major who tures top skaters from just passed her gold dance around the world including test, is Barber's daughter. hometown favorite Scott "It is a first time experi- Hamilton, a three-time Stress- ence to have my daughter U.S. and World Figure on the team," she saw- Skating Champion. .. .from page one make you achieve more ORGANIZATIONS can Amy said, "She used to The Falconettes have "I ALWAYS take some then you thought you be seen as a form of re- coach me when I was performed in this show time out during the day to could, Myers, senior lease from stressful situa- younger. We get along since its inception in 1976. do something I want to management information tions. "A contributing well. I help with the mu- The Falconettes have do." Washbush said. "You systems major, said. factor in helping me get sic." also competed. The 1982 will snap if you don't relax through stress situations is ANOTHER SKATER, team won first in their and put thugs into per- Achieving your goals UAO and my friends," My- Tina Kneisley, Junior, is division at the Fraser Invi- spective." takes planning ahead to ers said. three-time World Pair Rol- tational in Michigan. Putting things into per- avoid stressful situations. ler Skating Champion. Barber is considering spective Is something UAO "When everything Doing things you enjoy The Falconettes per- competitions for this year. leaders do on a daily basis. comes at me at once, I feel can alleviate stress. "I en- formed at their first "we have a very good One of the largest organi- stress. I try to plan ahead joy playing raquetball and hockey game of the season team," Barber said. zations on campus involv- and get things clone as fast sitting arou . laughing on Oct. 14. "I want to melt all the ing some 500 students, as I can," Jacquie Pear- with people. Sometimes Their routine was to the individual talent and have UAO runs on student en- son, UAO director-at- just being alone helps get music of "Looking Out for Own perform at their ab- ergy. Some of this energy large, said. rid of stress," Pearson, Number One" and was a solute peak for the Interna- can be channeled into Both UAO officers have sophomore advertising tribute to the hockey tional Stars on Ice show. stressful situations, been involved in organiza- major, said. bg news staff/Can Lee Cilani team's CCHA It's very Important be- according to Mary Myers, tions since their freshman "If I get really dis- Championship last season. cause it gets a lot of atten- vice president of UAO. year. 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Limited deevery area 4 bg newsJoctober 21.1963 •campus/local- - r—dateline naire form to the Health Add Ran - Ronald Irwin, nomination and applica- Applications available Oct. 21.1983 Center as soon as possible. chairman of Canada's tion tains for into Lssas - All students with House of Commoms' sub- this annual academic and Health - Students will be national Defense Direct committee on add rain, organlxational honor publi- receiving letters from Stu- Student Loans, Nursing will discuss the issue ana cation. Only seniors are dent Health Services ad- Student Loans or Student its effect on Canadian-U.S. eligible for listing. vising them to check their Development Loans who relations. The lecture will Students need leaders immunisation status to de- are graduating or leaving be held in the Assembly Aerobic - Fitness at Five, termine if they need to the University after fan Room of McFall Center at a co-ed aerobic exercise update their shots to pre- semester 1913, should eon- 1:30 p.m. and is free and program, will be held at by Jotone Aubet orientation weekend, consists of two- program, unless you know the pur- vent diseases. The Health tact the Student Loan Col- open to all. the Student Rec Center. reporter four hour training sessions. pose," Baker said. Center is advising all stu- lection Office at 37M112 to Who's Who - Deadline is 5 Free and open to all. Exer- Since its implementation in 1971, dents to read the letters make an appointment for p.m. today in 406 Student cising begins at 5: IS p.m. Orientation leader applications are Focusing on a theme, the games the program has evolved gradually. and return the question- an exit interview. Services for submitting in the Activity Center. now being accepted for Fall semester approach is "a fun way to dissemi- The present program includes a 1984, according to Greg DeCrane. nate information to the leaders," said multi-media presentation, a small director of student organizations and Janet Baker, orientation board mem- group experience, and playfair. Play- new student programs. ber. A series of games are played by fair could be described as a "non- HYPNO the leaders, ana points are awarded competitive game for the masses," .from page one grammed by hypnosis and post-hyp- ing the approximate 30-minute ses- Leaders will be chosen through an for correct answers. This approach DeCrane said. roof, he could not tell them much. notic suggestions. sion. interview process which focuses on helps the leaders to become aware of The responsibility for running the But under Brichta's hypnosis, the "People think I'm going to say 'Zap, the applicant's campus knowledge, what they do and don't know about the program rests on the 20-member witness recalled what the man was you're a zombie,' or (after being "Subjects always say how relaxed communication skills, and leadership campus. orientation board. Board members wearing, his hair color and that his hypnotized) they are afraid that while they feel after hypnosis," Brichta potential. The applicant must be The other session is based on the plan activities, train leaders, and eyes (seen from on top of the roof) sitting with their friends, they win said. "It is especially effective in adaptable to suit the needs of the leaders going through all phases of evaluate the program. Publication of were piercing dark brown. suddenly douse themselves in catsup relieving trauma for assault victims program, DeCrane said. the orientation, as if they were a the "New Student Handbook" is also and say, 'I'm a notdog,' " Brichta who are naturally apprehensive and The only obligation, other than the freshman. "You can't carry out the the responsibility of the board. "I TOLD the officers when they said. awkward to work with. But if subiects picked him up to see what color his "But there is only one form of true want, they could bring a friend Correction eyes were," Brichta said. "Sure hypnosis and that Is self-hypnosis. If along," he added. Bartley Brennan, professor of busi- enough, they were the same color." people come in here saying they don't TO THE DISMAY of officers who ness administration, spoke last week believe in hypnosis, then Iwon't even want to stop smoking or lose a few before a U.S. Senate committee on a Despite the controversy over "the try to hypnotize them. They have to be pounds, Brichta will only hypnotize on TOifl* proposed ammendment to the For- Hollywood-hyped" hypnosis, as wUling/'BrichU said. a professional basis "in order to eign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977. Brichta said, tie dispelled common Moreover, Brichta said subjects maintain the credible image of the The News erroneously reported in beliefs about subjects being pro- remember everything they said dur- department,'' he said. yesterday's issue that he spoke before an Ohio House committee. We regret the error. ■ IHHLBBBBBBBBBBBBBI ■ Send your gift to: II irju nr.iiir.iM iir.v.m 35 E. Chestnut Street MHIill Ml.i'.IHIi lll.lHf.1 Columbus. 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OXFORD, Ohio (AP) -City officials were fined for hosing down sidewalks. have been asked to conserve, but "It was sort of scary," he said. "We Oxford Jaycees club also has been hasn't persuaded the owners of those considered the 2tt-month water short- City officials declared the water neither municipality has had to bring thought we'd have to call in the Na- selling T-shirts bearing the slogan, "I properties to sell. age critical enough for them to buy emergency Aug. 6, and have extended in water from elsewhere. tional Guard to bring in other sources Survived the Water Shortage of1963," and distribute water conservation kits it through Nov. 6. But Meek said Oxford's water system serves 22,000 of water." and using the proceeds to help buy the The first day consumers were asked to consumers, but rainfall is easing conservation and recent rains have people, including Miami University The city then declared a water conservation kits. to conserve, they cut the day's usage the problem, an official said yester- improved the situation and he doesn't and fringe areas around the city of emergency, which made it illegal to The kits, made by G&E Products of by 600,000 gallons, Meek said. It has day. expect to extend the emergency past 18,000. College Corner's water plant wash cars, water lawns or hose down Santa Ana, Calif., include pamphlets, fluctuated up and down since, espe- Nov. 6. serves about 1,700. sidewalks and driveways. City offi- conservation tips, shower head in- cially when Miami University's home Stuart Meek, acting city manager, Oxford and the nearby Indiana-bor- cials also urged residents to volun- serts and bags that displace water in football games attract crowds. said the city has gotten a good re- der village of College Corner draw MECK SAID the crisis started when tarily conserve. toilet tanks to reduce water usage. But, Meek said, September's aver- sponse to its pleas for conservation, their wafer from Four Mile Creek. one of Oxford's two water fields went The city spent $1,600 to buy 3,000 Meek said the city wants to expand age daily water use was 1.88 million except for one instance in which em- The summer drought drained the dry after the water dropped below the water conservation kits and another its capacity by buying three more gallons, down from 2.31 million gal- ployees at a Kroger Co. grocery store creek. Residents in both communities pumping level. $400 to mail them to consumers. The water well sites near Oxford, but lons in September 1982. South Korean president issues warning Senate amends act SEOUL, South Korea Chun delivered what was members of Chun's Cab- Chun said, "We are near in strength." (AP) - President Chun called a special statement inet and high-ranking the end of our patience. I Doo-hwan issued a "stem on the Oct. 9 bombing to his aides and advisers. now serve a stern warning Chun spoke a few hours warning" to North Korea newly reorganized Cabinet Burmese authorities in- ... that this is the last after an official announce- to gain more control yesterday that another ac- and other officials at the vestigating the bombing, point of endurance which ment in Washington that tion such as the bomb blast presidential residence, which also killed four Bur- our peaceful resolve and President Reagan will visit in Burma that killed 17 where he again accused mese, said three Koreans brotherly love can hold. South Korea Nov. 12-14, high-ranking South Ko- the Pyongyang regime of were involved, but did not Should such a provocation during which he is ex- WASHINGTON (AP) - absence of a declaration of been exercised, authorized reans would bring strong plotting the attack. The ify whether they were ever recur again, they pected to reaffirm the U.S. The Senate voted yester- war. Congress to take such ac- retaliation. victims included four orth or South Koreans. shall expect, without fail, a commitment to this coun- day to amend the 1973 War The vote was 86-11. tion by passing a resolution corresponding retaliation try. Powers Act in an effort to The amendment, offered not subject to veto by the provide a constitutional by Senate Democratic president. In this way, means for Congress to Leader Robert Byrd of Congress could overrule overrule a presidential de- West Virginia, would per- the president by a simple United way cision and order U.S. mit Congress to take such majority of both the House People Helping People troops brought back from action by passing a resolu- and Senate. hostilities abroad in the tion that would be subject to veto by the president. To The Supreme Court, in a overcome the veto, a two- case this year that did not thirds majority of both involve the War Powers houses would be needed. Act, ruled that such so- Way to go Alpha Gams! !! called legislative veto pro- The War Powers Act, in visions are unconstitu- INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL a provision that has never tional. CHAMPS October Special —v for the THIRD undefeated year in a row! A Big Cheer for our winning team: $3.00 ' lOin. One Item Pizza Mary (Sonny Bono) Davis Kristi (Twiggie) Twigg Carrie Levine Peggy Eberhart Additional Beth (Pitts) Trentadue Lynn Zak Items 50« ea. Kathy (Twink) Leibig Ellie (Marit) Hassett 352-5166 Judy Conner Chris Peterman 203 N. Main 2 Kim Applegarth Becky (B ) Burge Open 4 p.m. Matt Bistrick-Coach Expires 10/31/83 one coupon per pizza Beware Victims We're SENIORS! Out To Get Ya! Tracy & Blake Becca & Kevin SHOT KC & Chuck Diltigaf&Mr. Whiggins HAGS & Jailbird Hasbeen & Yogi Priestess & K.Z. 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Chris & Jerry Ice'berg' & Rotten 'Apple' Jill & Rich Amy&"X" Miss Mess & Bubbles Smushy & The Flash Kathy & Mitch Sherlock & Watson Call 372-0086 to schedule your appointment Tigger & Husband Petie & Jake The Cook & TBA or come to the The KEY office Betsy & Dave Pooky *1 & Pooky *2 Frito Lay & Fern Barb & Mike Wonderful Troy & Scott LU'F&Brad at 310 Student Services. Monique & Brian Kat & Jim The Roommates-Brian Prince & Princess Janet & Scott Flash & Flick Hot Tub & Bob Betsy & Carl Mush & Grant Mo & Ski Pink Lady & Charlie P.D. & Brian Hamburger & Fries Eggy & Tony Kristin & "X" Odie & Downtown DON'T BE LEFT OUT! Pres. Haha & Mr. All American Pres & Brian Steve "Avenue" & Mrs. Beasley Mitch & Scott sports bg new$/october 21, 1983 7 Falcons travel to NIC! BG icers face Lake Superior by Marc BSpfi cons lost top tailback Andre Jackson by Steve Quinn the top of BG coach Jerry York's list against the Falcons when they were the best performance by a back this of concerns. assisianl spcxis editor for the season. Stolz replaced him season in all of Division I-A. sports reporter at full strength. with sophomore Darryl Story, who "I really have not thought of our "Both Wayne and Gary played good Injuries have forced coach Denny came into form last week by rushing Multi-talented Huskie quarterback Two years ago the McNaughton opponents," York said. "At this stage games," York said. "That gives us Stolz to shuffle his defensemen like a for 116 yards, by far the best perfor- Tim Tyrrell is also a threat. Cup entered its way into Bowling of the season I am more concerned some good signs of depth in goal." deck of cards. Now he is forced to do a mance by a Falcon ground-gainer this "Offensively, they are tailback- Green's Ice Arena and the Falcon about how we are going to play. I am Another good sign for the Falcons two-handed card trick with injuries to season. oriented like Toledo, western (Mich.) icers have made sure the cup has not looking for a better offensive effort. was the return of Nick Bandescu. his offense. Last Saturday's game also marked and Central (Mich.)," Stolz said. left its spot in the trophy case. We want to have more puck Bandescu was sidelined with a knee It all started in the league-opener the injury to the fourth best receiver "They have more athletic ability and The defending Central Colegiate movement and work on keeping the injury last year in the season-opener against Miami when three of the four the nation in flanker Greg Meehan (42 speed at quarterback, though. Hockey Association champions begin puck on the offense." against Wisconsin. Bandescu re- defensive backs were lost, two of catches for 474 yards and four touch- defending the McNaughton Cup at BG is coming off a successful series sponded with a goal in the second which have vet to return as the Fal- downs). Meehan's status is questiona- "Their quarterback is definitely a 7:30 p.m. tonight against Lake Supe- last weekend when eight different period of this season's opener. cons bead into the week seven in ble but he will definitely not play factor. A rollout-type passer. It gives rior State College at the Ice Arena. players scored for the Falcons includ- York, who last week expected to DeKalb, m., against Northern Illinois tomorrow. them another dimension. He's an- And indications from last weekend's ing two-goal performances by Jamie mix the lines a little, said he decided tomorrow. They are Ted Shingleton other shell in the gun. He's a high sweep against non-conference oppo- Wansbrough and Dan Kane. Going not to change anything for this series. and Melvin Marshall, as Martin Bay- MEEHAN'S REPLACEMENT will school running back that's been con- nent Clarkson show that the Falcons into the series Wansbrough and Kane "WE ARE GOING to stick to the less returned the following week. be freshman Wayne Rositano, who verted." have no intention of giving up any both have scoring streaks on the line. same lines we used last week agaisnt Marshall is expected to see some caught five passes last week after NIU's DEFENSE HAS recently be- ground from last year's 24*3 CCHA Wansbrough has scored in his last Clarkson," York said. "Our freshmen action tomorrow. Meehan was sidelined. come a stingy bunch. The first two championship record. eight home games while Kane has a will also see some playing time. We Stolz turned to two freshmen as "A crucial, crucial injury," Stolz games the Huskies gave up 34 points The Falcons have not lost a CCHA scored in his last five games. Both will have Todd Flichel and Mike replacements in the defensive back- said about Meehan. "Meehan is the in a victory over Kansas, and 37 home game since the 1961-82 season streaks extend from the 1982-83 sea- Natyshak playing together on the field with Dean Bryson and Brian best receiver in the conference so far. points in a loss to Wisconsin. Since when they droped a 6-5 decision to son. Kane only needs three points to same line. I think the opener had a Munson. He's a real player." then - the beginning of their MAC Ohio State and have not lost to LSSC break into the top 25 in career scoring certain excitement to it, but certainly END AND SOMETIMES line- schedule - an average of under 10 in over two years. Last year BG won for BG and shares the lead with the opener of the CCHA doubles that backer Steve Truchly missed last The Falcon defense has stiffened points per game has been allowed. both meetings between the two teams, teammate Dave Ellet in scoring with feeling." week's game and is not expected to just in time as NIU has some explo- Thus, their 4-0 tri-league leading 6-4 and 6-5, in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. four points. It will be a while before anyone can play this week. Sophomore Chris sive talent on offense. Huskie tailback mark with other undefeated teams THE LAKERS, who finished 11th LIKE LAST SEASON BG will be tell if the Falcons will put a third ring Hartman replaced Truchly last week Darryl Richardson in fifth in the Toledo and Central Michigan. last year, bring a 2-1 record to BG and calling on the services of two goal- on their finger, but if the coaches pre- and had an outstanding day landing country and third in the MAC (saying are coming on a third place in the tenders. Freshman Gary Kruzich will season picks mean anything, the play- the Bowling Green defensive player of something about the MAC running "They're probably more improved Battle Creek Collegiate Classic tour- split the duties in the net with veteran ers might want to make room for one the week honor. Hartman will proba- ability) in rushing with 722 yards. His on defense than anywhere else, Stolz nament when they came from behind Wayne Collins in the series. Against more ring and keep the McNaughton bly start tomorrow. single-game total of 252 yards against said. "They're a swarming defense, to defeat Michigan in overtime. But Clarkson Collins surrendered only Cup shined for another year in BG's Also in the Miami contest the Fal- Ball State earlier in the year ranks as the best we've seen on film this year.'1 LSSC's accomplishments are not at two goals, but neither goal came Ice Arena.

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Bowling Green's mens knowledge and experience Stack is a former tennis FOOTBALL - at Northern SOCCER — at Ohio State. golf team leads Toledo by in the game of tennis. director and head pro at Illinios. (1:30 p.m.) (7:30 p.m.) nine strokes after 18 holes Sugar Loaf Village in Tra- of the BG-UT Fall Classic. She was the first wom- verse City, Mich. She also Brad Meek led the Falcons en's collegiate singles has taught tennis at the HOCKEY - at home MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY with a 70, while Toledo's champion in 1955 while Flamingo Hotel in Miami against Lake Superior. — at the Central Colle- B.J. Claus matched that playing at Eastern Michi- Beach and Upper Mont- (7:30 p.m. tonight and Sat- giates Invitational (Nor- score. gan. She was captain of the clair Country Club in New urday at the Ice Arena) mal, m.) Jean Larochelle (75), Jersey. Pat Shaw (75), and Dan Stack has also worked Connelly(76) all contrib- with the women's profes- VOLLEYBALL - at Cen- MEN'S GOLF - final uted to the Falcon team tral Michigan (7:15 p.m. round of the BG-UT classic sional tennis tour as she tonight) and at Eastern total of 296. Play concludes worked in publicity with at Heatherdowns County today at Heather Downs the Virginia Slims tourna- Michigan (2:00 Saturday) Club, Toledo. Country Club. ment. TheNewrclK "I am very pleased to f****************#*******

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New Ghost Story Will Not Solve NBC's Ratings Woes

Associated Press television review. tion, "Topper," had charm in the has it, she used to be overly friendly diverse talents. She was impressive in Television, which can make bad presence of Leo C. Carroll, although with men in her mortal days. the mediocre comedy "Making a Liv- dreams come true, has brought to life that ghostly comedy was one of the few Each time he calls her a "bimbo," ing," then triumphantly displayed her another comedy about a ghost. In shows to be canceled by all three Jennifer knocks down one of his paint- sassy brass and comedy touch in the "Jennifer Slept Here," Ann Jillian networks — all within three years in ings. As Ralph Kramden used to say on TV movie "Mae West." She's also in plays the transparency of Hollywoods the 1950s. "The Honeymooners," "Well, hardy- the current theatrical movie, "Mr. past, a former movie star'et now living The running gag, should we say har-har." Although an excessively en- Mom." over the family that occupies her old faltering gag, in "Jennifer Slept thusiastic laugh track was convulsed, house. Here," has the man of the house, this shrill program provides a new Another waste is that, because of played by Brandon Maggart, con- definition of haunted humor. It's com- expensive special effects, tonight's pi- "Jennifer Slept Here," debuting last stantly besmirching the reputation of edy you can't see. lot cost close to $700,000. Jennifer gets night, will not solve NBC's ratings the house's former owner, Jennifer The shame of "Jennifer Slept Here" to walk through walls, but for her final. woes. At least the program's inspira- Farrell, because, as Hollywood legend is that NBC is wasting Miss Jillian's trick, she should disappear. Soon. Sound And Vision Holiday Season Brings New Releases

by RE Milter glossy studio productions of the same FROM MORRISON'S first steamy GENESIS — Genesis (Atlantic) FrfOrtnlrairse.nl Eltltnr tunes. Only her eloquent "Hell Is For soliloquy during the cover of Van Despite numerous personnel changes Children" conveys the. impact of the Morrison's "Gloria" (which includes (most notably the departure of Petyr PAT BENATAR — live From Earth original. such lines as "I want you to wrap your Gabriel in 1974), Genesis has managed (Chrysalis) legs around my neck") it becomes to remain an important institution in THE DOORS — Alive She Cried WHAT MAKES this LP notable, obvious that artistic factors justify the contemporary music. (Ekktra) though, has become a common tech- decision to release this LP. Recorded This self-titled effort (the band's nique to help sell live albums — the between 1968 and 1970, it scrupulously 14th, including three live LPs) finds the The holiday season begins early in new, previously released studio cut (a represents the intensity and dimensions band once again sounding, well, like the music business, characterized by la Journey's "Party's Over"). Of the of the Doors concert experience. Genesis, following the disastrous 3 new LP releases by superstars, often two studio cuts included, "Love Is A Filling out side one, Ray Manzarek's Sides Live's excursion into compromis- greatest hits or live collections. These Battlefield." already a bonafide hit, is climactic organ solo remains a vital ing pop drivel ("Paper Late"). As with two unlikely records combine all three easily one of Benatar's best formulaic component of "Light My Fire," while Abacab and Duke, the remaining trio of these elements in an attempt to grab rockers, and is noticeably less musi- "You Make Me Real" showcases the of Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Santa's ear for mass appeal rock. cally clinched than her previous hits band as straight-ahead rockers. Rutherford successfully combine aes- Anyone who has seen Pat Benatar (even if the video is a clone of Michael Side two opens with "Texas Radio & thetic and commercial elements into an live probably shares my opinion that Jackson's "Beat It"). "Lipstick Lies" The Big Beat," which sounds nothing enjoyable form for fans of the both the her stage show is little better than is pure filler. like the studio version. Morrison's Gabriel and post-Gabriel sound. average. So why the live LP? My guess The Doors revival is unquestionably spoken poetic images float over the The musical excursions follow is that she's released a concert disc for one of the most curious cultural quirks band's wandering psychedelia, which Banks' variety of keyboard stylings the same reasons many other perform- of the last five years. Whether these segues into "Love Me Two Times" and Collins' hypnotic drumming, and ers have — it's commercial potential as second generation Doors fans are (with the classic guitar intro). John most importantly, does traverse some a disguised "best of package, and to merely rejecting current pop offerings Sebastion joins in on the bluesy "Little new ground. buy time between studio efforts (she or have been seduced by the mystique Red Rooster," which also features the As witnessed by the popularity of his was quoted in a reputable publication of the late Jim Morrison and the 60s, much underrated Robby Krieger on solo LPs, the strength of Genesis is earlier in the year as saying she'd like Alive She Cried is impressive enough to slide guitar. somewhat dependent on Collins' often to have a baby). stand on its own merits. Alive She Cried is no repackaged sensitive, sometimes melodramatic Digging into the actual vinyl offer- This record encapsulates the real ripoff. It's not only a powerful ("Mama") vocals. Additionally the ings, the live tracks on Live From Doors. The essence of what they were statement about the Doors and the 60s, instrumental work here (especially on Earth are competant at best, and the trying to project, so shamefully diluted recorded while the band was still an "Second Home By The Sea") ranks up material predictable ("Fire And Ice," by FM radio overkill (not to mention enlightening socio-musical reflection there with earlier classics such as "A "Heartbreaker," "Hit Me With Your the tnuzak versions of "Light My of the times, but it gives more than a Trick Of The Tail" and "Selling En- Best Shot," "Promises In The Dark"). Fire" played in supermarkets), is here few clues as to why the revival contin- gland By The Pound." These versions can't compete with the in all its glory. ues to be so vibrant. Now that's saying something. Ed Miller's Position Is: Yes No r-Efl Issue 1 "NO" means keep things as they are. Maturity is much more important than age- You are responsible for your actions. j BRING OUT YOUR • mter Means Buuness • PMforn Comm.tt** to ll«t (0 Ifciief Councilman At u.yf iWKynVOM lowimq&rffn OH a WO? I BEST DRINKERS *«»i tvyjo * two* ot%on co cn*rmeo UNCH.MAH- AT-LMGC MAIN ST. SALOON anmMeW Music Presents The Festival

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"1 went to McComb County Commu- "One place we have not gotten a nity College for one year, but since good response is in the heartland, they didn't offer a course on how to particularly in the Dakotas; with this start your own band — I quit," Wally album tour we hope to break that Palmer, guitarist and lead singer of market," he said. "We also don't want "The Romantics" said after last Sun- to limit ourselves to an older crowd by day's concert in Fostoria. just playing in nightclubs where the drinking age is strictly enforced." "The Romantics," a four-piece band from Detroit formed in 1977, PALMER ADDED that the release have released four LPs on Nemperor of the new album was delayed due to Records (subsidiary of CBS). Their minor complications within the struc- current album. In Heal, features a ture of the band. popular single as well as a video for "Talking in Your Sleep." "We thought we were without a bass A product of the midwest, "The player until Mike Skill decided to Romantics" were not too far from rejoin the band, then we had to rewrite home in Fostoria. the songs to include Mike," Palmer said. "However we are very pleased "Basically we just started seeing with the way the album sounds, it's a each other around Detroit and decided well-balanced fun album that, com- to form a band," Palmer said. mercially speaking, won't put us in a cult band category," he added. According to Palmer, growing up during the 60s in the city of Detroit was According to Palmer, The Roman- the main source of influence for the tics is a growing band that hates to stay band. the same. "Anything that our ears were ex- "We find it very boring keeping the posed to influenced us," he said. same costumes and hairstyles," he "Detroit was full of Motown artists said. "We want to keep ourselves and young Segers and Nugents. fresh. This tour black will be the basic color scheme," he added. "I WOULD say that we write within Palmer added that CBS will service the framework of basic music and the music video for "Talking In Your within the roots of rock and roll," Sleep" to NBC for use on "Friday Palmer said. "According to some peo- Night Videos." ple we sound like a 60s band, but we have the influence of the 80s in our "Making the music video was fun music, so to me ii sounds like 80s although time consuming," he said. music." "We spent two days of filming averag- Palmer added that The Romantics ing 15 to 16 hours a day in front of the try to write danceable songs and are all camera," Palmer said. vocalists. They have been touring since 1978 and released their first album in PALMER SAID he feels the imme- 1980. diate future of The Romantics will be The Romantics, who have opened spent promoting la Heat throughout for such artists as J. Geils, The Tubes, the United States and Canada. The Cars and Cheap Trick, play about 250 dates a year. "Hopefully we will get to tour Eu- "When you open for another band rope, which is our dream," he said. you put yourself in an awkward posi- "We also want to try to have another tion," Palmer said. "You have to album out by next year." place all your equipment in front of Palmer said he feels that being a theirs, and you don't have full use of recording artist is weird, flattering and the lights and PA system; so it's fun worrisome. not to be the opening band and to get "The first time I heard a song of treated well," he added. durs on the radio I was relieved and 'figured that since they liked it enough According to Palmer, The Roman- to play it once they would play it tics like to play for »"y tyP* of cro*d again," he said. "Then I started to in any part of the country as long as worry if our song would sound as good they are welcomed. as the songs before and after it." R° 7 1 Off The Entertainment Wire Singer Finds Success Abroad Before Coming Home

BASSETERRE. St. Kitts (AP) — city's waterfront, left with her family calypso, and I like reggae. Australia — Ms. Armatrading has yet Singer Joan Armatrading, whose reg- for England when she was 3 years old, "But I don't think I was in the West to hit 500,000 in U.S. sales for any of gae, folk, pop and rock performances and had never been back until this fall. Indies long enough to pick up any her albums. have made her a hit abroad, is still "It's a very strange feeling to come lasting influence, apart from my But two songs on her latest LP, struggling for stardom in the United back to the island where I was born. I color," she said, laughing. "The Key," are getting wide airplay in States. really don't know anything about the The daughter of a bus driver, Miss the United States. The single, "Drop But in her homeland of St. Kitts, island, its culture, history or music," Armatrading learned to play and write the Pilot," has hit the Top 40. she's still its No. I celebrity. said Miss Armatrading, whose soft, music on her own. She joined in with Another, "Call Me Names," has "It's been really great," she said Birmingham, England accent gives her mother on the piano and taught drawn attention with its flip treatment recently when she returned as guest of little hint of her husky, powerful sing- herself to play her father's guitar. of masochism: "I know you're going honor for the festivities marking the ing style. Her songs include folksy ballads, to slap my face; you beat me up, now independence of St. Kitts-Nevis. Some songs in her nine-album repe- dance music, tunes with feminist mes- beat me again," one verse says. "Everybody seems to recognize me. toire indicate reggae roots. But she said sages and rock with sexual overtones. She recently completed an Ameri- The people all come up to me to say her music has little to do with her "I can't really put it in a category. I can-Canadian tour that consistently hello, or maybe to chitchat. 1 feel like Caribbean background. can't do it. It's just Joan Armatrading drew sold-out audiences in small halls I've met the whole island." "I never heard much West Indies music," she said. ranging up to 9,000 seats. Success in Miss Armatrading, who was born in musk," she said. "I'm not sure what Despite 20 gold records internation- the United States, she determined, is 1950 in a modest home near this harbor West Indies music is, actually. I like ally — with most sales in Europe and simply a matter of time.

Performer Uses Talents To Raise Anti-Nuke Funds

NEW YORK (AP) — Jessye Norman, a woman of . passionate conviction as well as magnificent voice, was making a recording — not an opera aria or an art song, but a plug for a concert to raise money for a campaign against nuclear weapons. "I fed very strongly about the problems we've gotten ourselves into," Miss Norman said after she finished taping the JO-second radio spot. "What am I learning all these new roles for if I'll never get to sing them?" Her participation in "Musicians Against Nu- clear Arms in Concert" on Oct. 24 at New York's Avery Fisher Hall marked the first time the 38- year-old soprano has been so actively involved. "It's something we as artists can do," she said. But'Miss Norman's most important activity this fall has been her debut at the Metropolitan Opera, where she sang the role of the doomed prophetess, Cassandra, in Berlioz' "Les Troyens" on opening night. Critics were unanimous in their praise for her singing, her acting and also for her French pronunciation. The latter was a special source of pride for this truly international singer who was born in Georgia, made her opera debut in Berlin, lives in London and enjoys singing French above any other language. The term "overdue" cropped up frequently in the rave reviews of her first Met appearance. Still, Miss Norman insists that "the Met was not remiss" in failing to woo her sooner. x"I was more to blame," she said. "It's just taken us a long time to come to terms on the right role. A Met debut is not to be taken lightly, and it would have done none of us any good to come in a part that didn't suit me." Now that she's broken the ice at the Met, it -teems likely to become her home away at home. This season, she has more performances in "Les Troyens," alternating the roles of Cassandra and Dido with Tatiana Troyanos. She also will sing Jocasta in Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex" and was in the lineup for the Oct. 22 centennial concert, A LION'S GATE FILM singing the Act One finale from Wagner's "Die "UNDER FIRE" JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT RICHARD MASUR Walkuere" with tenor Jess Thomas. EDHARRIS.0*. »*,, JERRY GOLDSMITH, .--,,—PATMETHENY But Miss Norman said she has no plans to give up her many concert tours and appearances with D^-n-^^JOHNALCOTTwc E—™^EDWARD TEETS orchestras throughout the nation. s,™*,* RON SHELTON «,CLAYTON FR0HMAN s-^CLAYTON FR0HMAN Though she sang a lot as a child growing up in MMA,JONATHAN TAPLIN i,ROGER SPOTTISW00DE Augusta, Ga., her career goal was medicine, not M musk. iratfsrassftB rn»t,M~r« igfimy *,ONOn« R-SS But she changed her mind when she heard the great black contralto Marian Anderson sing. "I remember telling my mother that I didn't think NOW PLAYING AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU. that sound could just be a human voice. It had to be something else." TV Oct. 21 - Nov. 3

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Nicola Maurey I 13 REPORTS 0 FANTASY ISLAND To panraa. Comm-ttea on Owl flights. Jack Men Don't Wear PlaoT (1982) SISKEL B EBERT AT MINORITV REPORT 1:90 reward a srro of nuraaa (Joanna Grearoarg. deactor NAACP Legal Steve Martin. Rachel Ward. A THE MOVIES KENNETH COPELANO MO O CFL FOOTBALL Calgary Campy Pat Kajua, Eejanor Par- 1 0 WILD CANADA Aberta s Daaanae and Education Fund; Jud- herd-boaad prrvasa aya runa rnto a (ESPN) NFL GAME OF THE Siampadara at Montraal Con- ker) who cared for rum during a HMO Southern Roctree John and ith Lxntman. eaac OVector boat of famaar chaactas whee WEEK * NATIONAL thrcajgh ina city a fiva boroughs Lady tortf) lire MnnesV Bun 0 MOV* WorrrartOf San a OSU COUNTDOWN TO Roberta Peters and Jaroma Isrne* couvar. host Rich Elwood mtro- MOV**** Madhouee Ftaynotds Chantrn" (Prr»mar*l Staaa Sta- 1! KICKOFF 0:00 (Pan l) duoaa Viaan. Srhwtode Mauraan (1974) Vincent Prxa. Paaar Cueh vana. Oabbsa ABan. A naw ferrule (TMa MOVIE *** "Oaad mm I CBS NEWS 3:00 and Tha Machaws. and Maunca mg A fading honor Star ra driven 0 MOV* * * "> Kiss KSM guard at tha a* male San Ouantrn Man Doni Waar Pla«f 119621 FAME (TMC) MOVIE *** I New* and Tha Cache* m a battle of tha to nianrty whan hra fiancee ia K*. Kaf" (1974) Mrehatf Jays prison has a stressful hrat week Slava Marun. flachd W«d BRADSMAW ON THE Promised Vou A Roaa Garden banda found murdered ion. Hasan Ma-ran on tha job aa eymate woksnea 0 JACKIE GLEASON MOO EIGHT STAGES OE MAN wracks the paratarttary (1977) Kaihlaan Qurnian BO. 11:16 FOCUS: BLACK aMO "Who Do You Trust" Tha deve> 0 NFL FOOTBALL Loa Ange- Andaraeon 8:00 O NEWS (Provnoal Affaaa O SISKEL B EBERT AT PERFORMANCE opmani of trust between tha ages les Raiders at Dakae Cowboy* 3:30 0 0 CUTTER TO HOUS- wiH precede tha news I THE MOWS TON Hal and a Mate trooper pur- COMMENT of cna and thr ee a assan t >at for a 0 0 MASTERP*CE THE- 10 NCAA TODAY 0 ORIGINAL SIX HOCKEY aua a aanouafy * raca car driver 11:20 WORSHIP FOR SHUT parson' a futura menial health ATRE Pictures Davaatasad MOV* *** ThaRawjn 0 ABC NEWS HEROES Boston vs New York « STAR TREK (An** Howard), and tha mayor a INS whan Ruby runs off wrth har (19631 Vmcant Pnoa. Patar lone I UNDERSEA WORLD OF 11:30 a MAGIC OF 06. PAINT- 3:30 Valent.no took ahke beau BB da IESPN) ALPINE SKI SCHOOL wrfo (Gaorgann Johnaon) tears 0 SISKEL ft EBERT AT 8 NFL TODAY JACQUES COUSTEAU Up and Down tha Slope*'' Trav- necassary aurgary ING appaara with tha only copy of tha THE MOV* S WOOE HOUSE PLAY- B:30 ekng around tha nvountarn and 0 NHL HOCKEY Montreal (PINK PANTHER naw scr.pi and hatches a plan to 0 JAN* FRKXE: YOU HOUSE ■ HOTLINE introduction of Iha turn with a Canadian* at Toronto Mapfa leaf* COLLEGE FOOTBALL prevent anottm eCtraaa from OUGHT TO BE IN PIC- Mctagan Stata va OhroStata 4:00 NEWTON'S APPLE Van chrat* or convoked skid IRI 0 OfFF'RENT STROKES Mr playrng the lead TURES Top country srngar Janra Orummond. W*a and Arnold 11:30 0 NFL FOOTBALL San Fran- kaa Ron Gusdry asplsena how 0 ITS YOUR BUSINESS each have drrfarant teles to tea Fncfca ra touted by Alabama. Ron- Q SUNDAY BE SI osco *9ers at Loa An gates Rams curva bats work. vtKMprr'thng rnto 3:4* nie Milsap George Jonas. 0 CFL FOOTBALL Edmonton attar they capture an armed bur Q ADVENTURE BC and its iarj#usnaas m catefwg 0 0 GOOONIGHT. BEAN- 0 eat NCAA FOOTBALL Rosanne Cash. Gordon MacRaa Eskjrnoe at Wrruapag Blue Bomb- ■ FACE THE NATION crstrvrnala a e«anuned and the red TOWN Jenny's QVstress ova 4:00 and Charkrv Pnda « her fast taaa- 0 TTJ. HOOKER Hooker and a SUNDAY MASS la-ad rurwk a aprjtkghtad. botherrng a drstraught widow so 0 SPORTSWORLO Sched- 0 NFL FOOTBALL Coverage Romano uncover a teen-age por- ■ HOUSEWABMING WITH 7a00 Mm an aaagnmam Itawaa her •M mdy Car AuM R-rcmg. CART a SATUROAY NIGHT UVE of Pittsburgh at SaaiHe or San nography rackat eh* rmraatrgat CHARLIE WING 10 BO MINUTES erondankig wfsathar aha should Caaaar t Peace 200 (from Laa ing tha savage murder of a young Hoti J«vi Candy. GuMM: M«n 8 MOVIE *** Tha Young Dago at Denver FRAGGLE ROCK Junor aaak a new occupation Vagaa Nev I; Japan Sumo Wraa AfWort 0 BOO Arwr-atad Featured Paopla IIMOI ShHay lampla Gorg s oaca-on to clean up tha 0 WALL STREET JOUR- ding Ciumpronohfp Toumamant rrkortatara Oracuta. tVarftsnasarn 0 0 LIVFTROM THE MET 11:36 iacfcOAw. garden and trnpraaa hra paranta NAL HE PORT (from Tokyo! "Tht Matrapoatan Opara Gala • (TAR SEARCH IE9PNI SPORTSCENTER and tha VVolfmsn ara romed by nearly backhres Q (TMC) MOVIE ** Lucky 0 AMATEUR BOXING guests Dionne VVarvnck and Rrp Centennuf Cancan' Tha 100th 11:4* « FIRST CAMERA Lady" (197SI Loa Minna*. Burt USA Va. BUrjrum (Irom Rap Taylor m thra Hatoowaan apacsal annrwjriary of the Matirjpofttan O Move * * o

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CBeppenden mala dencae make a opmirH of puet between dtp agee DAYTIME SPECIALS ■ MONTY PYTHON'S PLY- 10:30 of ana and deee » aaaaNdl to a (TMO ** La*y Lady" (197*1 deotat* ea eye- of ,t. MQCEKUI (■THREES COMPANY • THE BEST OF rUFaSOII fon'e Mure rnenud heaMi. MB laa MemeB. Bin heynced. SeaeieW Papon p ■ IBPIAELI DIAIIY Yam* BARNEY MILLER TW9.IGHT ZONE Meac Jabeay Caraaa. (1 tint Satan" The toitaa avert Free* ■ STRAWBERRY ■ MOVC **X) I E*tt INSIOE (ASESALL BUSINESS REVIEW SHORTCAKE •MO AMnHrtg Jheeno Eaton bTI Mteaen dacueeaa tta ahainath ■ **» Manhuntw 119741 Sake- 119741 Ben sec CSPNI SPORTSCENTEP HOUSEWARMING fABC NEWS NMHTLINE of lebanen. wttaaaapeit en the Kan Howard. Gary loo wood Mictael Satean A devoud wale ■ LATENIOHT AkVetTM ■ ■ tCAMCftOW AND 11.-OS SURFTItSE AnaraMd. 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B HOCK N ROLL VIDEO MO Japguee OAmooae vara young ■ NBC NEWS vetton hee oaratchtd 1.6 mrapn acto Leefca Naaien thorn uei ■ HOUSE CALLS COMEDY CLASSICS •twdenu ol ha Natanet Dance ■ AKNEWSn Amancarw to Vatnem to hghl ay men Larry John, caiadan Larry 12:20 12:30 tnetnute for a pertoriuatie that ■ WKRP IN CINCINNATI tree conoovweal war Q Me. |R| ■ ASC NEWS ■ LATE NIGHT WITH eaw leotureo actor Kavwt Kara ■ BUSINESS REPORT (TMO MOVC •• Jeaadl 12:*0 MO DAVID LETTERMAN Gueeti: S:30 ■ ■ AFTEPMASH The end bnger Judy CoBea CSPNI THIS WEEK IN THE 119821 Beta Maar. Ken Wet. IHCALTHBEAT moracan Iggy Pop haw York NBA ISeeaon Promeeel • TOM JONES Gueet: luec endutanoa ol Potter Kanger Mut ■ STRAWBERRY Haw*. TAKING ADVANTAGE SUM Lottery wavar Cutaa Sharp 1:30 cahy and Plenter ■ leeted dunng SHORTCAKE: PETS ON 7:00 • OH. MADELINE Madeene GAVIN AND LOTT Jr.. comedan Bob hMoon. 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Tha COnvBTca her maMary ^rrVcar lather Jonaa A US past goaa bahatd inonauvara « a Louakana bayou 0 MOVIE *** Tafl Them (ABCNCWla aa. Oonl Thayl (1999) Jn Pal ida Pvpla Pnman of Porcu- WKRP IN CINCINNATI to do buaanaaa aarth the cornpany apark a amat ouarnla ant -nth a Wake Boy la Kara (19691 Robart Fonda. Mirtml Sana™. pata Paak Biaa lo ban lha amaaa J -vhen ^m dayas aairh rum d.-PO- 0 BUSINESS REPORT eommuratv of baoXwooda Cajuna Radtard. Hamar-na ROM An ca Saawbarry Shotted., and ha KJPN) SPORTSWEEK 0 INSfOE STORY Oataani: 11:40 EVENING IT Amancan Incaan larugglae to hnd Inanda to Irowna rjMQ MOVK ** Tana Moscow" Hoddng Carter evafu *** Vi Tha Baal •:X» Waster (1882) Ban Murphy. 01 Eaarvaang" 119881 Haaa BOO kfj LIVE FROM THE MET wtata copaif at a ■ i man a axaa ■ STRAWBERRY «twi Brophy An ancajnt rrtumrny Laraja. 9aap»an Savd. 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Robana 0 OOMEOY CLASMCS 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT INT8 "1878 8 1877 bftpng . tavont. r«c« TONIGHT A VSM aaati show 8:30 twtkiww. m up And Do-" n» Skpaa" Paava and Jaroma Havaa. (Par- 1) (TMO MOVIC ##*V» M. 0 CHEERS Oama DUU IO heap Trayaang wound Ihe moutian (ESPNI THE WORLD buanaaa caupk) Alan Tracfca and 12:00 Fauoma Yaar" (1»S3) Pa«ar rarubawtata an aa-connet (Dare*. mttoducnon of tha rum with a SPORTSMAN Mountain GavaBLorang. (HAWAII FIVE-O OToota. Jaaarca Harpar. McGrath) who wants to raturn to Chtwha or controaad dud. IR) CWr*-ng / Saardi For Catdad DAYTlw. BPORTS I HAWAII FIVE-O COMEDY CLASSICS 12:30 FAMfLY FEUO Sajat lo raauma acting cMaiaae " Blanca (H) 12:10 MO 0 LATE NIGHT WITH LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ITS NOT EASY Sharon Q ■ CBS NEWS 9:00 DAVID LETTERMAN Guasia MO ■ LATE NIGHT WITH IESPNI SPORTSCENTER PRAWK faar a that Jofvnriy s atnprovad ■ NBC NEWS 0 0 MOVK ' Happy IrVam- OAVTO LETTERMAN Guam: comadtan Roban KBMI. muaoan t BUSINESS REPORT avchooi grader rr-ght ba due to hta ■ AKNEWSn tarel Oom OaLuraa. Oaa Wawoa B:IB oomaddn Jay Lano. ptoraawonal Jartrnv Buffatt. author Joaaph M*A»S-H teacher a ralataonahap with Jack A WKRP IN CINCINNATI Aftar a fwmarr» auooaaaful TV lESPhl SPORTSWOMAN (Rl baakatbal olayw Bwnwd Katg Gouktan 1RI MAC NEIL / LEHRER 0 MOVK ** * V, Tha Oa- % BUSINESS REPORT anlanaaw antnaaaaa a gangland 0 JIMMY SWAGGART 8:46 NEWSHOUR Bow tncacsint (1843) Hanry Fon- SI (ESPN) HORSE RACING aiacution. fva ranawad notonaty CSPNI SPORTSCENTER ■ JIMMY SWAGGART 12:40 CSPN) SPORTSCENTEB da. Dana Andraurs A lynch mob WEEKLY putt ma -iaa> on hat ir*i 0 MOVIE *1tVl Covar. 8:00 ■racks down and aaaaxutaa thraa 12:40 (TMCI MOVIE »*» Oaad 7:30 O MARKET PLACE liavhaon Aci-xi (1978) Dav*d Jansaan. (ESPN! HYDROPLANE RAC- innocent man wttaa an March of a •J MOVIE **y> "Suddanry. 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Tha man M«n Don I Wa* PhMf' H9B2I maats. tha vafua of doge and ING (Rl San Owgo Thundwbial MBjr. Ldaa" (18781 Catdy Vaaaami. AnhurKannadY avho Oaodaa aatiat tha Mtronsuts Stow Marbn. RadM Ward. A martalmg achamaa »nvorv.rvg Raoatt. 0 NEW TECH TIMES Bye- PaUShanar nwd boaad pnvata aya runa ado a 1O0 •v* MI m apaca naaanborhood aaang by Canadam Bye. Ma Ba* Tha facts bahrnd 12:48 0 MOVK** 4 Spaadway 1O«0 10 THREES COMPANY hoal of lama— charactara whaa cNuana ara aaamawd by boats tha break-up of AT ft T what tha aHPNI BBXIARDS Wlaw Moa (1968) Ehaa Praatay. Nancy S*ru> IESPNI HORSE RACING BARNEY MILLER ■vaaaagabraj rha daadt ot a aoan- Chnabna Johnaon and Bai Paul future heads for ndao arcade* and com va. U. J. Puckatt (Rl tra. WEEKLY (Rl W8J>. WILD WORLO OF tut / chaaaa tycoon PG 0 THE FACTS OF LIFE Tha tha batt buyi at teSaphonae1 ara 0 LATE NIGHT WITH 10:10 ANIMALS 1:00 7:00 gtrta faar tar tha tafaty of a popu- aaplaaraad. DAVID LETTERMAN Guasia BM SPORTSFORUM (Rl (ESPN) PKA FULL CON TACT ■ MOVBI**. "DuaiAtDw- ■ ■ ENTERTAINMENT lar cut lornar (Ian Wolf a) «rho haa comaAan Robart Klaa-i. rnuapaciad (EBPNI NBA BASKETBALL ChfiatoDhur Laa A San rVanceaco GouWan (Rl I 0 MAGNUM. P I 0 LATE NIGHT WITH flanor andangara Stavan'i euato- "Hal Of Fama Gama" Ftawdal- THE UNDAUNTED John COp Qurts the Imce to avanpa tha DAVID LETTERMAN Gaaata: HAWAII FIVE-O dy batita. amat Btaka'a Wwya. 1:30 phia 76dra va San Anrorao Sputa Nev«V portrays Lord Sefcrt an a murdar of he. partnar by rraambara comadan Jay Lano laiiaaaaaaial FAMILY FEUO anvna Kivatla not to laetrly on 0 NBC NEWS C>VERNK1HT (lion. SprtnghaU. Maaa.l (Rl protaa that ivanga tha hanoncat of a drug nng. '1' baakatbal pwyw Barnard KatQ. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Slavan i bahafl Q (TMQ MOVIE ** Just Baton. ! 1:10 ftgura irtto modam rams. (Part II (Rl 0 THE SEVEN DIALS Dawn (1881) Gaorga Kamady. IODOO IESPNI HORSE RACING 0 0 KNOTS LANDING L-> f BUSINESS REPORT MYSTERY Chary Carrtpbal. S- Chnalammon 1:10 WEEKLY (Rl 0 GIMME A BREAK Nan mao aaa*a 'avenge on Che? aftar M'A-S-H John Gjatgud. 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Puctatt IB] 7:00 9M THE NATIONAL / JOUR McKann Braaa" (1870) Bnan awaalbtaada. and OJMI chat NIGHTWATCH NAL 3:00 (TMO ww V, "An Eya For An BOO Karth. Ian Handry. Sa rkurtdrad Btadwy Opcan aarvaa a daaaart ol ■ NEWS 0 CBS NEWS Eva" 119811 Chuck Norm. Chna- ■ ■ WHIZ KIDS fdchw and 0 ST. ELSEWHERE ISaaaon capturad German ac-daari tolow augarbuah tnapla mmaaa □ IESPNI AUTO RACING NAS- NIGHTWATCH (Joanad In ■ophwLaa hta Inanda awt A J Sanon I Jam. Prafraara) City aomantratr»a onV ihaar comrtianclar m a damg Prograaa) •MB CAR Amancan 800" (Irom Rock aon Parkar) lo aawoh for a wal of car Joan rlaataran (Nancy Sut- aaa escape plan from a POW camp m (TMCI MOVK ***» Tana ■ ALL NEW THIS OLD atgharn. N C.I (Rl daady narva gaa that haa baan lord) pna tha staff of St. Eagajs. (TMCI *• Tana VVaaat" Scotland. • Bandits' 11861) Crarg Wamook. HOUSE Bob Vaa and ha craw 1:00 rl on ttw Mac* martat whara a gruff man (Alan Art-] (19821 Ban Murphy. 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