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Arraignments, parole hear- a racially threatening e-mail Fri- prejudice against ings and interior design a1* all The defendant, Jeremy Goodman, pleaded guilty to day. gays to prejudice in a day's work for Charles Kur- Omobonike Odegbami, a breaking and entering, a fourth- fess. graduate student in special edu- against blacks: both degree felony. Goodman and Kurfess, a judge in the Wood cation and the international are wrong. his cousin, who is a juvenile, County Common Pleas Court, affairs coordinator of the Gradu- broke into St. Aloysius Church. has lately found himself decid- ate Student Senate, received the The church, which didn't suffer ing not just the fate of criminals e-mail, which contained several financial losses as a result of the before him, but the color of the racial slurs, Friday afternoon. I USG meeting. News break-in, is not seeking restitu- paint in his newly-expanded The e-mail was sent from editorial fuel debate. tion. The codefendant was office. somewhere on campus through placed on probation. On this particular day, Kur- a well-known Internet service The report, which Kurfess fess has a light docket. He has provider. described as very thorough, eight criminal cases to hear: The message contained phys- world and nation 4 included the defendant's story, three pre-trial conferences, two ical threats, obscene language the police account and the pros- probation violations, two and personal details. ■ NATO claims it has ecution's report. The report will arraignments and one sentenc- Both city and campus police be shared with the defense and found possible ing hearing. On a typical crimi- have been notified of the inci- the prosecution. evidence of mass nal day, he usually sees twice dent. Due to the pending nature However, the report also that. Common pleas judges of the case, BGSU police did not graves in Kosovo. includes a sentencing recom- usually hear felony cases, civil comment. mendation from Scott Howard, cases and administrative The message was the second the parole officer, which is con- appeals. instance of such a threat being fidential. I Wahoo protesters file At 8:45 a.m., shortly after he received by a University student arrives, Kurfess is reading a "They will read the report," suit against Cleveland Kurfess said. "They will not this year. It is not known if the police. pre-sentence investigation two incidents are related. report for a sentencing hearing, read the parole officer's recom- mendation for sentencing." Odegbami said that although which will be at 11 a.m. As the the message was disturbing, she The file also includes the administrative judge of the four did not feel immediately threat- common pleas judges, he han- defendant's juvenile offenses and his prior offenses as an ened. sports 8 dles probation and domestic "While some threats were adult. Goodman is 19, yet he Wood County Common Pleas Judge Charles Kurfess talks on issues. made, if they're that much of a already has several breaking the phone in his office. Kurfess's duties include hearing crim- Normally, he reads the inal and civil cases and planning the color of his new jury coward to send them through e- reports several days in advance, mail, they won't carry those • See JUDGE, page six. room. threats out," she said. Speaker presents alternative view on history Brussig takes issue with notion that East German courage led to fall of Berlin Wall. sponsors of this event are freedom. Similarly, sex cor- down. "It gives an insight on the Berlin wall. By IRENE SHARON the history of the secret Baseball goes 3 -1 the Department of Ger- relates with the desire ana "In the book, he calls Foell hopes that the SCOTT police and the former Ger- on the weekend. man, Russian and East freedom of the East Ger- them [East Germans] 'neu- reading portrays a realistic Asian Languages, and the mans, Foell explained. man Democratic Repub- The BG News rotic cowards,'" she said. view of contemporary Ger- University's German Club. lic," he said. ■ Womens track Some examples of state Foell said the book is mans and clears up some Christian Bezener, a participates at Sea Envision the fall of the According to Kristie oppression experienced by unique because it offers a stereotypes regarding Ger- Berlin Wall in 1989. Some Foell, assistant professor of the Germans were prohibi- graduate German and Ray relays. view from a younger gen- mans. historians said it was the German and German Club tion of travel and discrimi- eration. She advises read- political science student, courage of the East Ger- advisor, "Heroes Like Us" nation against their reli- ers, though, that it does said the book represents "Some stereotypes are index ■ mans which brought the basically offers a different gion. In East Germany, contain explicit sexual lan- many issues. that they drink beer or are wall down. However, interpretation about the spies lived among civil- guage. Additionally, the "It is overtly sexual," he Nazis," she said. "Brussig Opinion 2 Thomas Brussig, author of fall of the Berlin Wall. The ians, which created a sense book is a bestseller in Ger- said. "The sexual refer- is very modem and can "Heroes Like Us," offers a book is fiction and a satire Page Three 3 of caution, even among many and will be made ences concentrate on the different perspective. on East German oppres- relate to college students." World and Nation 4 family and neighbors. into a movie. repressive society of East sion. Brussig draws a com- Today, Brussig will be at She encourages stu- Entertainment 7 parison between sexual "People did not know Readers of Brussig's Germany. People need to the University reading dents to attend this even Sports 8 oppression and state who to trust," Foell said. book applaud it. read into the deeper mean- passages of his book in ing." because they rarely get the Sports Agate V oppression. Brussig also challenges John Franz, a graduate German, at 101 Shatzel opportunity to meet a real With sexual oppression, the view that East Ger- German student, said the Foell said the book is a Hall at 8:30 p.m. Following East German and it is pure the reading will be a dis- sex is an expression of an mans had the courage to book was shocking, yet hilarious, scurrilous fic- say what? cussion, in English. The individual's desires and make the Berlin Wall fall hilarious. tional account of the fall of entertainment. "Sometimes it's not fig- uring out how to do everything, but how not Balance, exercise help reduce end-of-year stress to do everything." time juggling all the things they disappears is at noon, then do By AMYJOL. BROWN have to do is that they tend to the most mindless task at that Julie Lengfelder lack a balance of survival needs." time, or take a nap, she said. assistant professor in the Col- The BG News lege of Human Movement, Sport Lengfelder cited procrastina- Another way to relieve feel- With papers due, exams less and Leisure Studies tion as a big problem and a great ings of stress is to exercise. By than three weeks away, and source of stress among college exercising you are taking time seniors trying to find jobs before students. for yourself and setting it aside graduation, this time of year can while improving your health. "There's a big misconception be pretty stressful for many stu- "Exercise helps you sleep bet- electronica dents. that many students have," she said. "They think they work well ter, reduces blood pressure and Sometimes though, the pres- under pressure, but they've helps you relax," said Paul sures can get out of hand. When Check out: never experimented with getting Chase, who works with recre- that happens, many students things done early. It takes a lot of ational sports. "After a nice hard www.bgnews. cannot find ways to reduce the discipline. Look at your work- workout, most people feel very com amount of stress, and instead relaxed." they end up harming themselves load and prioritize what you Exercise also helps take your Photo Provided News, web extras and a either academically or physical- need to do." whole lot more. She also said that it is impor- mind off of whatever is causing >y- the stress. Regular exercise can promote relaxation, reduce blood Classes are missed to finish a tant to look realistically at what "It's a release for taking your pressure, and improve sleep. Want to get in touch? paper, meals are forgotten and needs to be done. Make room for Yoga is another type of medi- mind away from what the stress tures have fluidity of move- sleep is only a memory. high priorities and skip a routine tative exercise that can help alle- is," said Kathy Swick, fitness ment," Biker said. "It creates the bgnews@listproc. activity if necessary. viate stress. What students may not realize director at the Student Recre- same feeling of peace and seren- "Sometimes it's not figuring bgsu.edu is that sacrificing classes, meals ation Center. ity that you feel next to the "The emphasis is on breath- and sleep causes a higher level of out how to do everything, but ocean." ing. You are more stationary," Your direct line to your If motivation to exercise is a how not to do everything," Biker, who has also taken yoga newspaper stress the next day. problem, try something that will She further explained that Tai Lengfelder said. classes, said. "It's a wonderful "You need to pay attention to offer a new and different experi- Chi encourages natural energies Another piece of advice regimen." sleep, nutrition, time alone and ence. and pulls you out of your envi- Or call us: time to play," Julie Lengfelder, Lengfelder suggested is to figure With an even balance of work, Marty Biker, a Tai Chi instruc- ronment, while everything from assistant professor in the College out at what time of the day your play and nutrition, students will tor, suggests Tai Chi as a great the day falls away. 372-6966 of Human Movement, Sport and energy level is highest. She said be able to reduce their stress lev- stress reducer. "Just pull yourself away and Leisure Studies, said about ways do the most difficult task during els and enjoy their final three of reducing stress. "I think one of this time. If you find that the "While performing the unplug from your schedule," she weeks of school. the reasons students have a hard time of day where your energy motions of Tai Chi, your pos- said. page 2 The BG News
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Brian Taylor Brandi Barhite Opinion Editor Managing Editor Hating homosexuality doesn't make sense Kimberly Wilfong Scott Fauber Fags. course not. don't think you have any more Copy Chief Photo Editor Filthy queers. You're not supposed to lie reason to hale, dislike, disagree Damned fudgepacking freaks. with a woman when she's hav- with or be prejudiced toward Tod McCloskey Scott Zimmer How many of you agreed ing her period. But how many of homosexuality than you do me Sports Editor Graphics Editor with what I just wrote? Enough us have ignored that rule? for being of African origin. so that you've now made my Remember the Sabbath and So what if it's a choice? I per- Tony Cavallario point. keep it holy. People were sup- sonally think that genetics do Entertainment Editor Natalie Miller Web Editor It's hard being gay in this posedly killed for working on play a part, but at the same time, world. And "gay" is such a the Sabbath in biblical limes. I think I could choose to have sex Melissa Naymik Amyjo L. Brown broad term now. Technically, it Now it's another day where, with another man if I really had Assistant Managing Editor Chief Reporter only covers homosexual men, yeah, we have work off usually, to. Whether that would make me but it's usually used in reference but I know people still work on genuinely gay or not, 1 don't to lesbians, bisexuals, transsexu- Sunday. know, but it doesn't really matter als, transgenders, etc. "If you hate someone because If you dislike homosexuality because as I said, what does it matter if it's a choice? Some percentage of people he or she is gay, it's you who's because of (he Bible, you either out there think I'm a filthy nig- perverted, twisted and sick..." have lo take everything else in it There's not many advantages letter to being gay. You can't get mar- ger. I was checking out the it lying around by itself in a for- literally or you have to explain lo ried, you can't hold your part- Give mc a break! Last Wednesday's (April 7th) BG News article KKK's home page the other day est, you'd grab a slick and Irv to me and everyone else why it's ner's hand in public without "USG accomplishes little amid confusion" is just another gaping and it was weird, seeing these kill it. But if you see it on a bed okay (o choose that part o( it to worrying about some jerk saying example of the inefficiency, internal bickering, and incompetence normal looking people who (ollow, but other parts not to fol- on a woman, you'll want to f— or doing something and not would love to hate me. low. that is rampant within our student government. In his observation the hell out of it." every state will recognize your of last Monday's meeting, Mike Allton, chief of staff, stated that But whatever percentage of So yeah, gay sex, gay foreplay, And procreation is a weak sexual orientation as something "Overall.. . [many senators) don't have a good grasp [of parliamen- people might hate me for my etc, it's gross maybe. But that's excuse, too. The fact thai a gay which cannot be discrimminated tary procedure). The speaker's job would be enormously easier if race, a far larger percentage not an excuse. Heteros do plenty couple can't "naturally" create against. According to the majori- everyone knew parliamentary procedure well." would hate me if I was gay. of stuff that's gross, but we don't children o( their own isn't reason ty of our population, you're Well, maybe it is gross. I condemn it. to abhor homosexuality. If I had going to Hell. You're perverted, How about worrying less about procedure and concentrate more mean, after all, one guy kissing The Bible, then. Fine, use the a horrible accident in chemistry twisted and sick. on getting something done, for a change? I have not seen one single another guy? Yuck. Or even Bible. Anyone who knows me lab and seared my privates with In my opinion, though, if you useful thing emerge from this group that a couple of well-trained worse, a gtty sticking his dick knows I don't believe in the sulfuric acid, rendering them hale someone because he or she monkeys on dope could not have accomplished. Parking is getting into another guy's butt? Blech. Bible, but I'll play as though I do. incapable ol sperm production, is gay, it's you who's perverted, worse, attendance policies still exist, food prices are astronomical Who cares though? I said it How do you pick and choose very few people would hate me twisted and sick, because you're and campus computer labs are becoming increasingly less reliable, before in my masturbation col- what to believe in, though? just (or that simple reason. letting your emotions rule your not to mention the multitude of broken campaign promises from umn, that sex itself is gross if you There's all sorts of stuff in I've written about homosexu- judgement, which has rarely really think about it. It is. Urine ality a (ew limes before. Once I every person whom I've ever voted for. there (hat we don't follow any- ever done human beings well in • comes out of my penis and it's more. Jesus said it's a sin to be told a story of how people the past. This should be clear evidence of the apparent lack of power and not really an attractive part of divorced. Both of my parents thought I was gay and treated usefulness of USG on this campus. Try watching one of their meet- my body, in my opinion. had been married before they me as such because I hung out Brian Taylor is a columnist for ings on TV one night. The whole event can be summed up with just And don't get me started on met each other. Most of my fam- with a stcreotypically gay per- The News and applauds VISION one word: pathetic! Do these guys honestly do anything besides the vagina. The father of a friend ily has been divorced at one time son. Then there was the time I and all of its members for the strides of mine in high school put it or another actually. So is the Tay- questioned my own sexuality. bicker and waste money? Wasting money? Oh, that's right. I guess they've taken this year. Stay gay and pretty well. He said, "Son, lor clan doomed to the same fate So there's not much more I proud. Brian can be bashed at tay- the political term (or the expenditure of money from the general pussy's a weird thing. If vou saw as Sodom and Gomorrah? Of can say about it, to be honest. I [email protected]. fund for personal satisfaction is now termed "Executive Contin- gency" As defined by Merriam-Webster in the Webster Dictionary, a contingency is "an event (as an emergency) that may but is not cer- Misperceptions about USG cleared up tain to occur." I highly doubt that the cost of steak dinners to the I'd like to take a moment to Spring Break every year. This the lack of professionalism of some oj tune of just under $100 really qualifies as an "executive contin- respond to the BG News editori- means that for more than one-quar- the senators. If USG really wants to al regarding USG that was print- gency" and thus justifies the billing to the general fund. That is, ter of their terms, the USG officers represent the student body, they ed this past Friday. It seems that and senators are lame ducks. Of unless the group was actually starving to death. I feel that George must quit acting tike kids on a The BG News is a little bit con- course, turnout might be affected if Orwell certainly stated it best in his book "Animal Farm": grade-school playground. USG (used on a few issues and might elections were held late in the semes- President Kevin Hussey even went not be stating its opinions with ter. But what's wrong with this There was, as Squealer was never tired of explaining, endless so far as to blurt out that filling full knowledge of the facts. time of year?" work in the supervision and organisation of the farm. Much of this extra organizational seats would be I'll go through point by point Well, I don't know how The work was a kind that the other animals were too ignorant to under- and explain where it is evident News functions, but in USG done ' half-assed. like half the things stand. For example, Squealer told them that the pigs had to expend that The News did not fully there is a great deal of informa- we do.' Nice one Kevin." enormous labours every day upon mysterious things called 'files,' understand the issues it was tion that incoming executives Well this is a good point. I 'reports,' 'minutes,' and 'memoranda.' This was of highest impor- commenting on. and senators need to have was unprofessional and I apolo- tance for the welfare of the farm. But still, neither pigs nor dogs pro- "USG adjourned less than two "Part of the problem is the timing explained to them before the old gize for that. I'm not perfect. duced any food by their own labour; and there were very many of hours before the meeting began, cit- of elections. The terms of Hussey executives and senators leave. Even the USG President gets them, and their appetites were always good." ing television coverage as the rea- and vice president Maryann Russell The incoming executives need to frustrated with USG. What the son. This would be analogous to the run out at the end of the school year, become acquainted with Univer- Surprisingly though, I do agree with one sentiment echoed by the student body and evidently The schedule of Congress being dictated and judging from comments made sity governing structure, Univer- president of USG, Kevin Hussey, concerning the way things are News need to understand is that by C-SPAN's programming sched- Monday night, they are losing inter- sity administrators and the vari- USG and its members are not done during Monday meetings: "|l)fs going to be half-assed, like ule. How ridiculous." est in serving the students." ous duties involved with admin- perfect. We are students just like half the things we do." All right, USG did not adjourn Thanks for the character judg- istering USG. K we had elections you, and we make mistakes just because the television coverage ment there. Actually, a quick any later in the year .when Given the shenanigans that occur daily on Capitol Hill, I'm sure like you. I guess I'd expect The was ending. read over the USG constitution would the executives have time News in particular to know this. that they will all make fine future politicians and bureaucrats. The reason USG had to leave would tell you that the President to send out applications (or cabi- Thanks again for another year of nothing. room 113 Olscamp, where our doesn't even have to attend the net positions? Running a student government meetings are held, is because the weekly meetings. Neither do the They need to have them by isn't easy. I'd assume running a room is operated by Learning other executives, except (or the the end of the spring semester if newspaper can't be that easy. If David Tapia Services. Every minute we stay Vice-President and Secretary. they are going to do anything USG criticized The News every after 9 p.m., the students who We are only there because we over the summer. Next year's time we felt they'd made a mis- Senior operate room 113 are being care. The Monday night meet- executives are already in a bind take or put out a poor paper, our forced to stay past the end of ings are General Assembly meet- because of the late date of the meetings would run a lot longer Math & Computer Science their shift. The Congress analo- ings. That means only the senate elections. Maybe it is easier to than two hours. I guess my basic gy is rather silly on several lev- really needs to be there. If we transition new editors in The BG point is I'd appreciate it if The didn't care why would we be Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. Reprinting of any els. But the most basic problem News than it is to transition new News could collect some facts • material from this publication without prior permission of The BG News Is with the analogy is that nobody there? officers in USG. If this is the case and then write some construc- prohibited. has to come in and clean up the If we were really losing inter- maybe The BG News should ask tive criticism about USG instead The BG News is an independent publication founded In 1920 and is pub- floors of Congress before classes est why would we have even some questions and collect some lished daily during the academic year and weekly during the summer semes- start the next day. It is true that taken an interest in the by-laws facts about how USG actually of writing about issues that it ter. USG could have adjourned and that won't go into effect before functions before they tell us how doesn'l appear to apparently Opinions expressed In columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily then reconviened in another we leave? The BG News might fully grasp. those of the student body, faculty, University administration or The BG to improve. Collecting facts News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Spring 1999 BG News staff room. However, it is pretty clear want to consider a few facts always seemed to me to be a that nerves were rather frayed before it decides to make charac- Kevin Patrick Hussey is the The BG News encourages Its readers to noUfy the paper of any errors in sto good idea in journalism. But I'm rles or photograph descriptions. by the end of the USG meeting ter judgments. not a journalist, so maybe I'm President of the Undergraduate and prolonging it would proba- Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. "The current USG constitution mistaken. Student Government. He can be bly have been counterproduc- calls for elections to be held before "Compounding these problems is reached at [email protected].
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times, during every semester, Death would be absent RJ Sovie YOUR FINGERS Sophomore from class. In her place was always the same man, Business who announced himself as Death's Substitute. He AND MAKE "Go out drinking." spoke with a strong southern accent, was very over- SOMETHING weight and told stories about his wacky shopping
mishaps at discount stories to highlight his lessons. USEFUL! Erica Burger Chad Queen Freshman Freshman The next day Death would be back in class, excusing BONUS POINTS Undecided Theatre her abscence because of some cold or flu. Then the "Call my mom (or "Punch something ' advice." class would laugh, to which Death would respond FOR USING with a slight smile, because we had all seen the morn- POPSICLE ing's news about some plane crash or earthquake, • People on the street is Intended as an unscienut.c sample ot the student population Anyona desiieratety hoping to be in this feature may tmd it profitable to hang around the student union and knew what she'd really been up to. STICKS! around, say. seven-ish But you didn't hear it here events All these campus events and more can be found on the University website: http://events.bgsu.edu/ Monday 4/12/99 Karaoke-A-Thon Anniversary ticket sales WordPerfect 8 Introduction Trotta, this 96-minute film was Phi Eta Sigma Intiation Fundraiser made in 1979. Part of the Education steps Get familiar with the ins and Ballroom, Come karaoke with the BG outs of this populor word pro- German Film course. Open to 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Men's Chorus! Outside 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. cessing application. Fee $109. all Gish Film Theater, Hanna Offenhauer Towers. Hall. PowerPoint 97 Introduction Beginning Golf Call 419/372-8181 fo more TBA information. Arrowhead Park, Make professional quality pre- This hands-on seminar will have 7 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Maumee. 8 p.m. Women's Golf at Penn sentations for office or school you putting like a pro in no time! use. Fee $99. Call 419/372-8181 NAACP ticket sales Fee S75. Call 419/372-8181 for Jazz Week '99: Jazz Lab state Invitational Union Foyer Band II for more information. more information. BG5U Golf 7 p.m. Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical University Park. Pennsylvania. Arrowhead Park, Maumee. Course. Sisters, or The Balance of Arts Center. 11:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Happiness 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Zeta Phi Beta 25th 6 - 9 p.m. Directed by Margarethe von 7 - 4 p.m.
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XiC W ^ The Associated Press ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ onip lied from staff and wire reports BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Saying it showed restraint in def- erence to the Orthodox Easter IGULF CONFLICT! holiday, NATO nonetheless ham- mered Serb targets in Kosovo on U.S. confirms air attacks on Iraqi targets Sunday. Western officials, mean- BAGHDAD, Iraq — Allied planes struck civil and military targets while, expressed growing alarm in southern Iraq Sunday, killing two people and wounding nine oth- over reports of atrocities in the ers, the Iraqi military reported. province and said a possible The U.S. Central Command confirmed that American planes had mass grave site had been spot- attacked Iraqi missile batteries 100 miles south of Baghdad, but gave ted. no word of casualties. In Belgium, NATO The attacks were in retaliation for anti-aircraft fire and a surface- spokesman Jamie Shea showed to-air missile attack on "coalition aircraft," the Central Command aerial photographs of the site in said in a statement from its headquarters in Florida. Pusto Selo, southwest of the In Baghdad, the Iraqi air defense command said allied aircraft had Kosovo capital, Pristina. He said bombed "civil installations and weapons positions." from the air it appeared the Two Iraqis were killed and nine others were wounded in the ground had been freshly turned attack, including two women from the province of Qadissiya, the over, and that the site looked official Iraqi News Agency quoted the command as saying. Qadis- "somewhat similar" to aerial siya is 125 miles southeast of Baghdad, shots of mass graves seen during Iraq did not identify the nationality of the planes, but listed the the war in Bosnia. types of aircraft used by the American and British air forces to patrol the southern "no-fly" zone. The zone was set up after the 1991 Gulf "I suspect... that we are going War to protect rebels from Iraqi government aircraft. to find more and more evidence of mass graves, mass executions, I TRIBE PROTEST some pretty horrific stories," Associated Press Photo Defense Secretary William Chief Wahoo protesters file lawsuit Cohen said on ABC's "This These NATO pictures displayed during a press conference in Brussels, Belgium, Sunday, show two Week." aerial views of the same area in Pusto Selo, Kosovo. NATO claims the pictures show possible evi- CLEVELAND — Five protesters arrested last year on opening dence of mass graves. day outside Jacobs Field for burning the Cleveland Indians' Chief Underscoring concerns about Wahoo mascot in effigy sued the city police for allegedly violating conditions inside Kosovo, West- Ilashim Thaqi, a Kosovo Libera- Army, or were being held T-shirt lay among clothing scat- their civil rights. ern officials say hundreds of tion Army commander and hostage. tered on the ground and dan- thousands of Kosovo Albanians negotiator at peace talks in Ram- Many of the refugees manag- gling off fences. Two sheep had The lawsuit, filed Friday in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas are believed to have fled or been bouillet, France. He said NATO been shot in the head and Court, accuses the Cleveland Police Department and former Chief ing to get across intermittently driven from their homes but holds Yugoslav President Slobo- open borders — some half a mil- thrown in a stream. Rocco Pollutro of wrongful arrest, illegal imprisonment and violation unable to make their way out of dan Milosevic responsible for of the right to free speech. lion, all told — tell of (heir vil- NATO says the bombing cam- Kosovo. these "victims of his ethnic lages being burned and emptied. paign, in its 19th day, will go on cleansing." The protesters are expected to appear with their attorney, Terry About 400,000 people are hid- until Milosevic withdraws Gilbert, at a news conference Monday before staging a demonstra- In what was apparently a ing in forests and mountains, ter- British officials also said about grim aftermath of a frenzy of vio- Yugoslav and Serb units sent to tion when the Indians open their 1999 home schedule against Kansas rified of Serb forces, British For- 100,000 ethnic Albanian men are Kosovo as part of his crackdown City. lence, tape obtained but not eign Secretary Robin Cook said apparently missing. That esti- filmed by Associated Press Tele- on the separatist Kosovo Libera- mate, based on fewer than "The main thrust of the Native American community is to call Sunday after talking to an ethnic vision News showed a burned, tion Army. expected men turning up among attention to the racism of the Chief Wahoo logo," Gilbert said. Albanian political leader in deserted village just over the Shea, the alliance spokesman, refugees crossing into Macedo- "Going to Jacobs Field and demonstrating is a critical part of that. But Kosovo. Macedonian border. Ethnic Alba- said it was "a night of relative nia and Albania, revived specu- every time, the protesters have been met with oppressive measures nians said it had been emptied in restraint" on the airstrikes. "We Cook reported on the plight of lation that the men had either by Gateway security and the Cleveland Police Department." a recent assault. were mindful of the Orthodox refugees and estimated numbers been massacred by Serbs, joined Easter celebrations," he told Cleveland police spokesman Sgt. Mark Hastings has declined to of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo the rebel Kosovo Liberation What looked to be a bloodied comment on the allegations because he has not seen the lawsuit. after talking by telephone with reporters.
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Controls on war information of deliberate distortion," says "score keeping" or other quai We have to develop our own WASHINGTON - More are being tightened in response Barry Airlhian, chiel U.S. gov- lifying information lhal might NEW DELHI, India — A new indigenous capabilities. Agni is a than two weeks after a stealth to a perception that military ernment spokesman in Saigon be useful in helping the public missile capable of carrying a symbol of that resurgent India," fighter-bomber crashed in secrecy generally has gone lax during much of the Vietnam judge whether the campaign is nuclear warhead soared inlo the he said. Yugoslavia, U.S. and NATO since the Cold War. War. "There certainlv is some on track. Privately, they have skies over India on Sunday, defy- officials have not acknowl- "India is on the move. And no "The leadership is taking a cautious withholding." said the plane downed March ing U.S. appeals for restraint in edged lor the record thai it was 27 probably was hil by a mis- one can hinder our progress if more conservative approach," Critics call a restrictive poli- weapons testing and raising shot down. The success rale of sile. we remain unwavering and Pentagon spokesman Kenneth cy self-defeating. fears of a new arms race with the attacks is a mystery, liven The limits resemble or are determined," he added. Bacon says. Bolh Defense Secre- "In today's world, it seems neighboring Pakistan. President Clinton's role in even tighter than those during tary William Cohen and Gen. there's information out there India's Defense Minister The launch came nearly a year approving targets is an off-lim- the Gulf War, which far exceed- I lenry Shelton, chairman of the George Fernandes said the suc- after India conducted a series of its "operational detail." one way or another. You can't ed those that existed during the Joint Chiefs of Staff, "think we hide it," said retired Air Force cessful 11-minute lest flight of underground nuclear tests, As the sky over Yugoslavia Vietnam War. ought to be as stingy as possible the Agni II missile marked a prompting its rival, Pakistan, to cleared intermittently, rhetori- Col. John Warden, a planner of In Vietnam, correspondents in giving out information, the Persian Gulf War air cam- "great day for India," while Pak- respond with tests of its own. cal fog in the briefing rooms of observed combat virtually which means we have to be istan said it would decide in the The two countries have (oughl Washington and Brussels began paign. "When you try to hide it, unfettered and briefings were next two or three days how to three wars since they were to disperse a bit, too. Signs of restrained with the press." you create a bad impression, in detailed — though misleading respond. carved from a British colony in progress in the air campaign The restraint has been evi- this case raising significant in Iheir optimism. Many mili- Prime Minister Atal Bihari 1947. have encouraged officials to be dent not just in the scant doubts about strategy." tary officers thought the press Vajpayee said later in a national- The white, two-stage missile more open. specifics offered on many days NATO and U.S. officials have was too unrestricted in Viet- ly televised address that the Agni lifted off Sunday "without a But they have yet lo disclose but in the broad aims of the given examples of targets nam, and some blamed war proved India's determination to hitch" from a new test site on numbers of hits and misses or NATO campaign, especially the destroyed and shown video, coverage for the turn in public strengthen its national security. India's eastern coast, carrying "a discuss likely percentages of loosely defined goal to detail that has become more sentiment against America's "In a rapidly changing securi- substantial payload," Fen.andes success, and lor reasons th.it go "degrade" the Serbian military. plentiful in recent days. Offi- war effort. ty environment, India cannot said. The BG News Congratulates the following winners of Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence awards in Region 4 (Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania): In-Depth Reporting: Brandi Barhite and Mike Wendling, 2nd place for "Are you safe at home? An in- depth look at dorm safety." General Column Writing: Mike Wendling, 2nd place. Editorial Writing: Mike Wendling, 2nd place. Spot News Reporting: Darla Warnock, 3rd place for "Weekend Canoeina Claims Two Student Lives."
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•-■♦,^%>«. Monday, April 12,1999 The BG News ■ page 6 JUDGE Continued from page one. ning. Now that the conference is mon pleas judges, own slock. As ■ire an oasis in a sea of dust and court-approved termination of a After Mary leaves, Kurfess completed, an order establishing a result, all of the judges must construction. The fourth floor of m.!rriage.j| and entering offenses as an decides on the sentence he will the dates for the proceedings is recuse themselves. the county annex, where Kur- After cajcru'ng up with his adult. impose. He will most likely rec- sent to the clerk of courts, where One of his assistants reminds fess's courtroom and office are domestic idations pile, Kurfess Also stated in the report is a ommend that Goodman attend it will be journalized. him the state supreme court has located, is under construction. finds out he can sendipeople to record on exposure to drugs and the Worth Center, a community- "Everything we do is reduced to pay visiting judges. In his courtroom, Kurfess and boot camp'wnilc keeping them alcohol as well as drug use by based corrections facility in to an order," Kurfess said. "They made the friggin' rule," anyone else present can hear under the court's authority. the defendant, employment Lima. CBCFs are used for non- Kurfess then pauses and cocks he said. "Let them pay him." hammers pound and workmen "You learn'Something new record, physical and nienl.il violent offenders as an alterna- an ear. He brought back a tape At 10:45, Howard, the proba- talk. Kurfess told the partici- every day here/'ihc said. health and family life. In 1996, tive to prison. The program lasts from his Caribbean vacation of tion officer, arrives with Pat pants in the case to tell him if Kurfess, a former speaker of the legislature rewrote sentenc- from 4-6 months and emphasizes steel-drum music, and his staff Durant, an intern. Howard com- things get too loud. He said he the Ohio House, already brings a ing laws, making judges address treatment and rehabilitation. was supposed to play it. ments on the music, which is fil- lets the men continue working so knowledge of the law with him. many factors, as well as read out Most CBCFs have a waiting "Why don't I hear my tering through the office. they can be finished within six He said his legislative back- loud the laws for sentencing. list, and local offenders take music?" he calls out into the "I've always liked steel weeks. ground helps, but it also height- Goodman's parents are precedence over offenders from office. bands," Kurfess said. "And I He then looks at the defen- ens frustration at limes. divorced, which Kurfess said is out of town. Wood County is in One of his court reporters heard none of it when I was dant's table. Kurfess is now in his second common in cases he sees. the process of building its own yells back that she can't hear the there!" "The court notes with interest six-year term as common pleas "Most defendants in criminal CBCF, which should be open in phone with the music playing. After they have finished dis- the vacant seat next to you," he judge, which makes him the cases come out of broken the fall. "Oh, all right," he replies, not cussing the case, Kurfess turns said to Walter Meneses, the pub- senior judge on the circuit. It will homes," he said. "Broken in At 9:30, the first pre-trial hear- entirely satisfied. his attention to Durant, who is lic defender. be his final term as judge. He is some variety." ing begins in Kurfess's office. The remainder of time before graduating in May. Durant said Meneses is surprised by 69 years old, and Ohio law says Kurfess's reading is interrupt- There is no need for confidential- the sentencing hearing is spent he wants to return to his home- Goodman's absence, and asks nobody 70 years old or older can ed by his court reporter, Mary. ity, so the hearing could be in his making appointments and sign- town of University Heights and for three days to look for the run for judge. Kurfess declines to give out his courtroom, but they are usually ing orders which have accumu- become a policeman nearby. defendant until an arrest war- Al 1:30, Kurfess hears two staff's last names for their safety. held in his office for the sake of lated during his vacation. He "You really want to be a cop?" rant is issued. Kurfess gives him arraignments. The first is for Mary is in charge of domestic convenience. makes an appointment to eat Kurfess asks. until 4:30, the end of the business Larry Mason, who is charged cases and accounts payable. This case is one of domestic with the current grand jury. "Yes," Durant replies. day, and revokes bond. with escape from Adult Parole Today she has vouchers autho- violence and menacing. The Every four months a new grand At 11:15, Kurfess puts on his Kurfess returns to his office, Authority. He is arraigned for rizing expenses for Kurfess to defendant was arrested nearly jury is impaneled, and he tries to robe to go into court. He wears a and starts signing orders for his escape in the second degree, sign. two months before, and every- have lunch with each one to get royal blue robe, disdaining the domestic relations cases. He which carries a prison sentence She notices the change in Kur- one is trying to get him a speedy feedback. pomp and circumstance of the issues temporary orders in a of two to eight years, and a fine fess's voice. trial. Because he is out on bail, he He also must try to gel a visit- black one. Not only that, he divorce case, allows an attorney of $15,000. Mason, who files his "You sound like you have a must have a trial within the next ing judge to hear a case involv- thinks the sleeves of the black to withdraw from a case and dis- own briefs and acts as his own cold," she said. 146 days. A trial is scheduled for ing Mid-American Bank, robe are too big. solves a marriage, which differs "Puberty," he replied, grin- May 26. because he, and the other com- Kurfess' office and courtroom from a divorce in that it is a i See JUDGE, page seven. OOOO0OO0O0O000000O00000'0Mo"Uv0'0'000uW0W0M(r07l'000OOO0O0O0OOOO0OOOOOO000O00000000000000C DIXIE DRIVING RANGE 19001 N. 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Richard Schmidt, a public staying with relatives tiles with walls covered with ence hearing is dispatched vial found by police, which The day ends with more ham- defender, is assi&ied to defend Kurfess grand a no contact drywall and nothing else. quickly, as the defendant agrees belonged to her ex-boyfriend, mering and sawing as Kurfess the case. order, saying her' husband must Kurfess isn't wearing a hard to a plea-bargain. had so little drug residue, they sits at his bench. His courtroom The second arraignment is •stay at least one mile away from hat. Jim Lutz, the construction Kurfess's 3:30 pre-trial confer- couldn't even weigh it. is untouched by the construc- against Machista Choice for her. supervisor, is. He said the wall- ence is not there. Gwen Howe- "There was less than one tion. While Kurfess's office facili- forgery. A continuance is granted After the ctee, one of the court paper started peeling, and it was Gebers, the assistant prosecutor, gram," Howe-Gebers said. ties are" better than anyone else's so Choice can hire his own reporters tell Kurfess the wallpa- removed. In its place will be gray will not swear out a warrant "That's all we have to prove." in the Courthouse, he isn't lawyer. per has been removed from the textured and painted walls. against the defendant. William The state won't agree to a pleased with his courtroom, Another case is added to the Stephenson, the public defender, weighing. A trial is set for May which he said doesn't compare docket, as a woman petitions the new jury roofti. Kurfess walks "We're tired of gray," Kurfess wants the charges, felony drug 12. to the turn-of-the century court for a writ of construction out of his offke and searches for said. 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Deadline is Friday, April 16th, 5 p.m. 7T— Tod McCloskey Sports Editor The BG News- Sports £ 372-2602 Baseball goes 3-1 behind two 2-hitters Gilhousen and Morrison, tying Cheney, a junior out of Lima, By MATT STEINER the game 7-7. took the mound and gave a The BG News A double by Bob Niemet put solid performance giving BG the Mlynarek on third. Western sweep. In a doubleheader against opted to intentionally walk Fal- "It was all Joe Cheney, there's Western Michigan Sunday, Fal- ^^ con third baseman Matt Best. no doubt about that," Schmitz con sophomore Aric Christman Kenny Burdine struck out, said. played the hero's role in game bringing up Christman. Despite giving up a run in the one, 8-7. Starting pitcher Joe "We got a couple of breaks," second inning on three walks, Cheney stood out in game two, ^^^B Schmitz said. "The guys just Cheney took a no-hitter into the holding the Bronco hitters to kept battling back. I'm really fifth inning. Bronco outfielder only two hits for the complete proud about that." Andy Cosentino singled to cen- game win, 8-2. With the bases loaded and a fcsg* ■ BG is 15-13 overall and 6-2 in terfield and was stranded there one ball, two strike count, following three Western pop- the Mid-Ameerican Conference Christman grounded the ball to while Western falls to 12-15 and ups. : : the shortstop. A routine play Cheney struck out five Bron- **w ' 4-4. turned into the game winner as IEOIB 9 'ASSI&L" "" With the score tied 4-4 at the co batters and only walked three Christman safely reached first on the way to the two hit perfor- end of seven innings, The first base with Mlynarek crossing game of the day went into extra mance. jB. M ^yMM home plate. "The second inning I felt a lit- innings. "I just wanted to put the ball In Ihe top of the eighth, the tle shaky," Cheney said. "But, 1 ■ in play," Christman said. "It got through that and the defense Broncos came out swinging. wasn't a hard hit ball and I just 7 helped me out a lot. It was a 3K5S58HK Western scored three runs, beat it to first base. Our team *^W* j^3| pfaP " ^^^^^ tough day with the wind blow- putting the pressure on the Fal- showed a lot of composure and ing out so I tried to keep a lot of Bft *•' con hitters. confidence. We really showed a "^"^^n" • ^ ■ Nick 1.1 roil walked to lead off balls on the ground. My change lot about what this team is and ■L '; ^.. ~^^^_* the BG eighth. The next batter what we can be. They scored the up worked really well today struck out setting the stage for three runs, but we didn't get and kept them off balance. I got what might have been a double down. We went out and we did a lot of help from the offense. play. Rightfielder Lee Morrison it." When I get a big lead like that it sharply hit a ground ball bound Home runs fueled the Bronco makes my job a lot easier." for the Bronco shortstop. The attack. Mid-American Confer- BG swatted nine hits and in^a^a^MMI second base umpire could not ence leader Frank Alfieri and only committed one error. The get out of the way in time. He Kris Gundrum had solo shots. big inning for the Falcon bats - " * kicked the ball giving Morrison In the third inning, second base- came in the fourth. They scored the infield hit and new life for man Anthony Holyszko sent four runs in the inning. the Falcons. one over the fence in rightfield Three of those came from Ihe jJR^^^" ■ >W**i "That was very big," Christ- for two runs giving Western a 4- bat of catcher Matt Marcum. - * '.«■■».* man said. "The guys were say- Marcum came to the plate with 3 lead. BG News Photo/MIKE LEHMKULE ing it happened for a reason. Back to back doubles by Sean Ryan on second and Niemet on third. With the count That was our chance. And we Kenny Burdine and Christman BG pitcher Ryan Streb fires a pitch during a recent game against Wright State. The Falcons spilt ended up winning the game." at two and two, the BG catcher in the bottom of the inning tied against Central Michigan but took a doubleheader against Western Michigan over the week- hit a long line drive clearing the Alan Gilhousen followed the the game. The Falcons ended end. BG is 15-13 and 6-2 in the MAC. Joe Cheney and Jason Kelley both threw 2-hitters on the umpire blunder with an RBI sin- with 13 hits in the game. fence in rightfield for the three weekend. gle. Matt Mlynarek followed The finish in game one pre- run homer giving the Falcons a suit with a single, scoring sented a hard act to follow. 8-1 lead. Kelley fires 2-hitter vs. Chipps By MATT STEINER "I have singles. Niemet scored Len Elias effort. Everyone hustled. Our Jake Sanborn with a pitch. He saw it drop in. So I put my head had offense from second in the first. Kenny pitching was there. Our defense took second on a sacrifice bunt. down and ran hard." support all The BG News Burdine scored in the second fol- was there. Our hitting was there. Then, third baseman Adam Schell intentionally walked year," Kelley lowing a stolen base and Christ- We just had some bad breaks in Lalonde drove him in with a sin- The Central Michigan said. "I don't man's hit. Mlynarek drove in the second game." gle to left field, breaking the Bob Niemet and coaxed Sean Chippewas came to Bowling know if you Christman in the fifth. Schell and Vaught held the scoreless deadlock. Ryan into grounding into a dou- Green and split a doubleheader can call it BG's other run came when opposition scoreless for the first The Chippewa catcher fol- ble play, ending Ihe inning. with the Falcons Saturday. karma or Alan Gilhousen scored from five innings. lowed, bringing Lalonde home Central scored again in the Falcon co-captain Jason Kel- what. It has third on a Mike Fawcett wild "Both pitchers threw very and giving Central a 2-0 lead. ley (5-1) pitched a two-hit just been _ top of the seventh, taking a 3-0 .u ii Kelley pitch. Fawcett (2-4) got the loss well," said coach Danny In the bottom of the inning, shutout in the first game, 4-0. In there all year for Central. Schmitz. "Chris Vaught pitched BG's Alan Gilhousen singled lead. game two, Chippewa junior Dan for me. It's nice to have runs, but The Falcons continued to hit well for our ballclub. He pitched with one out. Mlynarek followed The Falcons' lone run came in Schell won a pitching duel with I like close games. Four to noth- the ball sharply in game two. well enough to win. But so did with a long fly ball to right field. the seventh inning. Shortstop ing was good. It keeps me in the BG's Chris Vaught. "The first game we hit a lot of (Dan) Schell from Central Michi- With the wind blowing strongly Nick Elrod sent a ball up into the Kelley struck out eight Cen- game. I feel I pitch better and hard balls that found gaps," gan. He did a real nice job. I in from right, a would-be two- wind in left field. The routine tral batters while walking just concentrate more on each pitch." Mlynarek said. "The second guess Schell was just a little bit run homer became a double. three in seven innings. Twelve Bob Niemet, Aric Christman game everyone was hitting the better." "1 thought it had a chance for play fell victim to the wind, giv- and Matt Mlynarek knocked in hits from his teammates played a ball hard. We were just hitting The top of the sixth began a second," Mylnarek said. "But, I ing Elrod a double and scoring runs for the Falcons. All came on big role as well. them at people. We had the with Vaught hitting Central's felt that wind coming across and Christman from first. Men's tennis team defeats Xavier but loses to Miami By WILLIAM R. Bowling Green's overall for BG's win. But the bottom four flights all The Falcons had a much easi- 3. Wild won at second singles 6- record moves to 9-9, but falls to The Falcons managed to take resulted in Miami wins. er time Thursday. 4, 6-3. Kossoff edged out Kevin SANDERSON 3-1 in the Mid-American Confer- the first two singles flights with Kossoff pushed MU's B.J. In third singles, Wiles came McEnery 7-6 in the first set ence. The BG News wins from Radu Bartan and Monroe to three sets before los- back after dropping the first set before finishing him off 6-3 in MU won the match's first ing 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Gareth Quin Wild. In first singles, Bartan beat 1-6 to win 6-4, 6-2. All other sin- the second. After beating Xavier in a 7-0 point by winning two of the beat Falcon senior Matt Wiles 6- whitewash. Bowling Green three doubles matches. The Scott Rutherford 6-2, 6-2. Wild 3, 6-0. Brent Lahring defeated gles matches were won in Gabel and Kuresman won at dropped the one that mattered in freshman pairing of Mike Kos- beat Stevan Van Der Westhuyzen Brandon Gabel 6-3, 7-6. Ed straight sets. fifth singles and sixth singles a 5-2 loss to Miami. soff and Vitek Wild accounted also 6-2, 6-2. Kuresman lost 7-5,6-1. Bartan beat Rob Bakker 6-2,6- respectively Women's track team does well at Sea Ray Relays By DAVE TRUMAN was good said. "It was one of the top isher for BG. She ran a 37:08.6 in possible fatigue after a weekend enough to make throws in the nation this year. the 10,000 meters and finished Lori Williams finished out the in Knoxville, Tenn. and just two The BG News her a provision- She was the top collegiate finish- second. Lisa Mariea placed sev- placing for the Falcons on Satur- days off between action. The Bowling Green women's al qualifier for er down there." enth in the 10,000 meters with a day. Williams took eighth in the track team had a handful of out- the NCAAs time of 38:36.7. discuss with a throw of 154 feet. "We will keep some of our top standing performances this and, in the A throw of 187 feet is good for athletes out (Tuesday), because weekend at the Sea Ray Relays process, set a an automatic qualification while Emily Cokinos was the next- Falcons host Detroit, Toledo the next meet is more impor- against some of the top college new school 168 feet, 11 inches is the mini- best BG finisher with a javelin tant," Price said. "I'm not too record by 13 mum for a provisional bid. toss of 151-feet-l inch, good for Tomorrow's meet with Detroit worried about Detroit and Tole- and club teams in the nation. r iet The Falcons' performance feet. Keegan ' third place. and Toledo will be the first team- do. I don't think it will be a prob- was highlighted by a Lisa Kee- also held the previous school Price said Keegan is likely to scored meet of the outdoor sea- lem for winning." gan hammer throw on Thursday best in the event. get in on this weekend's throw, Jodi Rafferty and Stephanie son for BG. that set her up for a possible bid but there is still time for her to Heldt placed fourth and sixth in The team is nowhere near to the NCAA Championships. "Lisa's hammer throw was improve her chances. the high jump, respectively. Raf- Price said he is not too con- healthy, but there are no new Keegan launched a hammer probably our highlight for the ferty cleared 5-foot-8 while cerned about the competition, injuries to report after last week- 185 feet, 11 inches. That throw weekend," BG coach Steve Price Laura Deneau was the top fin- Heldt finished at 5-foot-6. though. He is concerned about end. Price added. Monday, April 12, 1999 The BG News page 9 uMaamasH STANDINGS Weekend Sports Transactions for the remainder of the season NHL Glaacc NBA Glance American League FOOTBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Aclivaied 2B National Football League AUutlc Division Atlantic Divlsioi TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS-SlRnrd WR • compiled from wire Delino DeShields from the 15-day disabled list W L T PU W L Pet Cl Purchased the contract of RHP Doug Linton Krlman Malveux to a two-year contract vNrwJrrsty 44 23 II 99 Orlando 28 10 737 — Irom Rochester of the International League HOCKEY x Philadelphia 36 25 18 90 Miami 23 II 676 3 Optioned INF Jesse Garcia and LHP Doug Natloaal Hockey League x PillsburRh 37 28 14 88 New York 20 17 541 7 1/2 Johns to Rochester. NHL—Suspended Buffalo D Jean Lur NY Rangers 32 37 10 74 Philadelphia 19 17 528 8 •SOFTBALL SEATTLE MARINERS—Placed INF Carlos GrandPtenr one game for a tripping incident NY Islanders 22 47 10 54 Washington 14 22 389 13 Guillen on the 15-day disabled list Recalled In Friday's game against Florida Northeast Dlrtilon Boston 12 23 343 14 1/2 INF Giomar Guevara from Tacoma of the PCL NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Signed C Jason w L T PU New Jersey 10 26 278 17 Signed INF-OF Domingo Cedeno to a one-year Krog to a two-year contract v-Ollawa 44 22 13 101 Central Division BG Softball contract SAN JOSE SHARKS-Re assigned D Shawn x-Toronto 44 29 7 95 Indiana 24 13 649 Hrins to Kentucky of the AHL 14 611 1 1/2 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed 2B Homer xBulTalo 36 26 16 88 Dctroll 22 5 2 1/2 drops three Bush on the 15-day disabled list Recalled 2B HORSE RACING x-Boston 37 29 13 87 Atlanta 22 16 P HIALEAH PARK-Named Richard Sacco Milwaukee 20 15 .571 3 Norberto Martin from Syracuse of the Interna- Montreal 31 38 10 72 general manager Cleveland 18 17 914 5 The Bowling Green Softball tional League. Southeast Division COLLEGE W L T PU Toronto 18 17 314 5 National League team dropped three Mid-Ameri- MICHIGAN-Suspended DL Demetrius y-Carollna 33 30 16 82 Charlotte 15 20 •129 8 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Pur- can Conference games over the Smith indefinitely for violating team rules Florida 27 34 18 72 Chicago 10 26 278 13 1/2 chased the contract of RHP Bobby Chouinard MICHIGAN STATE-Announced CB Amp Washington 31 42 6 68 WESTERN CONFERENCE weekend. Eastern Michigan from Tucson of the PCL Designated OF Emie Campbell and TB Lloyd Clemons were granted Tampa Bay 19 52 7 45 Midwest Division defeated the Falcons 6-1 Friday. Young lor assignment a sixth-year of eligibility by the NCAA. WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Pet OB BASKETBALL RUTGERS—Announced the resignation of Central Division Utah 27 8 771 — The second game was canceled National Basketball Association Rob Lanler. men's assistant basketball coach, w L T PU San Antonio 24 11 686 3 due to inclement weather. Cen- NEW JERSEY NETS—Signed F Janue Feick to take a similar position at Texas. y Dettoll 42 31 7 91 Houston 23 13 639 4 1/2 x-St Louis 34 32 13 81 Minnesota 20 16 556 7 1/2 tral Michigan won two games Chicago 26 41 12 64 Dallas 11 25 306 16 1/2 against BG, 7-2 and 5-3 Saturday. Nashville 28 43 7 63 Denver 11 26 297 17 McGwire hits second HR in 4-2 loss Northwest Division Vancouver 7 29 194 20 1/2 W L T PU facile Division TRACK The Associated Press Cincinnati, which has 12 homers y Colorado 43 26 10 96 Portland 28 7 800 — in six games, and Hal Morris and Edmonton 30 37 12 72 LA Lakers 25 13 658 4 1/2 ST. LOUIS — Just like on Calgary 28 38 12 68 Phoenix 18 19 486 II Greg Vaughn had key hits in a Seattle 17 18 486 II opening day, a Mark McGwire Vancouver 22 46 12 56 Sprague leads three-run sixth inning. Pacific Division Sacramento 16 20 444 12 i/: home run didn't do much for the Bere (1-0) allowed two runs W L T PU Golden Stale 15 21 417 13 \r. z- Dallas 50 17 12 112 LA. Clippers 4 31 114 24 St. Louis Cardinals. Sunday's Oamea men's track and eight hits in 6 1-3 innings, 38 28 12 88 Late Games Not Included The 70-homer man connected x-Anaheim 34 32 12 80 The BG men's track team com- and Danny Graves finished with Washington 105. Philadelphia 98 31 31 17 79 in the first inning for his first New York 93. New Jersey 78 peted in the Sea Ray Relays last two-hit relief for his first save, Los Angeles 29 44 5 63 home run in 15 at-bats, but Jason Utah 85. Houston 76 weekend ending the game by retiring Detroit at Minnesota x-cllnched playoff berth Bere didn't encounter many Seattle at L A. Lakers One of the top finishers for the McGwire on a foulout with one ycllnched division title more problems and led the Chicago at Boston, ml on in the ninth. z-cllnchcd conference title Falcons was Alex Sprague, who Milwaukee at Miami, In) Cincinnati Reds to a 4-2 victory The Reds avoided disaster in Sunday s Oamea took third in the decathlon with Laic Game Not Included Sacramento al Vancouver, (nl Sunday. LA Clippers at Portland. In) the eighth inning as Graves Pittsburgh 3. Dctroll 0 7329 points. Sprague set a school Monday's Oamea Barry Larkin homered for worked a perfect inning. Colorado 4. St Louis 2 record. Dallas 6. Los Angeles 2 Cleveland at Boston. 7 p.m YwUikees roll past Detroit to complete sweep The Associated Press Hernandez set down the first ing "NY" set with 24 diamonds, Diego. He declined to compare Behind Hernandez (2-0), New seven innings. He struck out 19 hitters before walking Gregg one for each of the Yankees' the '98 and '99 clubs, adding, York completed its first three- nine and walked one. NEW YORK — On the day Jefferies with one out in the sev- record championships, and bears "Just because we don't win as game sweep of the Tigers at Yan- Yankees starters have allowed they received their 1998 World enth. Tony Clark singled with the words "Best Ever" and "Tra- many games doesn't mean kee Stadium since June 1993 and just 18 hits in 41 1-3 innings as Series championship rings, two outs in the inning to break dition." you're not a better club." sent Detroit to its fifth straight the team has sprinted to a 5-1 Orlando Hernandez and the the no-hit bid, but with the score "It was great to get a ring Torre said he hopes to return loss. start. David Cone took a no-hit- New York Yankees showed why already 11-0, it did nothing to because in Cuba they don't do on a full-time basis by early May "El Duque" pitched two no- ter into the sixth in Friday's they're the team to beat in 1999, spoil the fun for the Yankees or that," Hernandez said. and relieve interim manager Don hitters before defecting from home opener. too. their 32398 fans. Manager Joe Torre, back in Zimmer, hobbled by a sore knee. Cuba and Posada, who caught Hernandez ended each of the "El Duque" pitched perfect "I would like to have thrown a uniform at Yankee Stadium for Then, the ceremonies over, the David Wells' perfect game at first five innings with a strikeout, ball into the seventh inning, no-hitter, but that was not my the first time since undergoing Yankees quickly went to work Yankee Stadium last May, and had the crowd clapping on Derek Jeter homered, doubled first priority," Hernandez said as surgery for prostate cancer in winning their fifth straight game thought another one was possi- every pitch as he extended his and drove in three runs and the catcher Jorge Posada translated. mid-March, got a standing ova- and moving into a tie for first for ble. bid for perfection. Yankees overwhelmed the "I wanted to win the game. That tion when he trotted onto the the first time this season. "I really wanted it," Posada After striking out Juan Encar- Detroit Tigers 11-2 Sunday. was my main thing today." field to get his jewelry. Jeter doubled off Justin said. "He knew he was throwing nacion to start the seventh, Her- "Well, I want to see somebody The cold, damp afternoon Torre was the one who sug- Thompson (0-2) to start an eight- one." nandez walked Jefferies on a 3-1 else play them right now," Tigers began with AL president Gene gested "Best Ever" go on the run third inning and later drew a Hernandez, blowing on his pitch. Clark singled sharply to manager Larry Parrish said after Budig presenting the Yankees ring, a tribute to a team that won bases-loaded walk from Felipe right hand to keep it warm in 44- right field on an 0-2 pitch, and a three-game sweep in which his with their prizes. The 14-carat a record 125 games overall, Lira. Jeter's two-run homer in degree temperatures and inter- the fans rewarded Hernandez team was outscored 28-5. 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You can expect be- pay utilities, security deposit & parental guar- CAMPUS EVENTS two-bedroom furnished apanment dose lo Fundraiser open to student antees. campus. Non-smoking, no pels. Call 352-2111. groups A organizations. Earn tween 40-50 hrs/week. Hours can be flexible. GEORGETOWN MANOR •730 Elm-2 BR. $475/mo. available now. Sledge & Jimmy Spider s the Vacancies Wed J3-JS per Visa MC app. We Must be punctual ft reliable ft willing to accept For 1999-2000 school year '316 Ridge(Front)- 2 BR, $550 avail. May 15 'Free Comedian' @ Uptown. A must see show i supply all materials at no cost. responsibility. Please contact Bob 800 3rd Street Phone 352 2330 or 354 2854 after 5 00 PM As seen on Comedy Central Call lor info or visit our website. Koctv-419-385-5814. If phone is answered by 1 bedroom Qualified callers receive a FREE UAO Presents answering machine, please leave a name ft Fully lumished. AC, One-two subleasers needed for May to Aug. Darren Carter WANTED Baby Boom Box. number and I will return your call. Laundry facility, no pets Wed. April 14th @ 6:30pm 1-800-932 0528x65 Close to campus. New apt. with central air Call Parking, prol. maintenance Keily® 354-8186 free Comedian* www ocmconcepts com When Can You Start? Reasonable rent 1 rmte needed. Own bedroom. April to Aug Delivery Personnel Part Time Gas heat, water & sewer included. Rooms for rent tor summer of 1999 m big Vic- Shastar is a growing rental-retail company with Bowling Green Council ol TeacherB ot Mathe- school yr. $200/mo. Call Mike or Sara at HEATHERDOWNS COUNTRY CLUB Also summer rates torian house-near BGSU campus. Private p.v« 353-7042. 54 locations in Ohio and Indiana. We currently Call 354-9740 lor more details t app't mg a private entrance Phone 352-5817. matics presents have a regular part-time Delivery Assistant "Interviewing tor and Surviving Your First Math 2 subleasers needed lor summer. 2 bdrm. apt. Toledo Area Golf Shop has part-time and position and a regular part-time Delivery Rooms lor rent in BG home. Teaching JoD ' w/balcony and air conditioning. Call 353-2353. seasonal positions available. Immediate Driver position available in our Bowling Grad males preferred. Tuesday, April 13 at 9:00pm in Life Science hiring for motivated individuals. Good Call352-163l or 219-293 0920. Ask tor Paul or Jim. Green Shastsr Rent ft Own store. The suc- "Houses, Apts 4 Rooms99-2000" Buildmg Room 140. wages, will tram, flexible schedules. cessful candidates should be reliable, self- Need 1 ticket for Arts and Sciences Gradua- Contact Jason at (419) 385 0248. EOE 326 Leroy-up 1 bdrm All are welcome lor the question/answer pre- motivated, and customer focused. For the De- Subieaser needed for summer. $375ftno. sentation. Bon. Wilt pay Call 354-6740. 307 1/2 E. Reed 3 bdrm livery Assistant .responsibilities include assist- Rooms A Eflic. S205 & up incl. all ulil. May-Aug. 1 bdrm, fully furnished, across the Spacious 1 bdrm in house w/ porch, great spot HELP WANTED: ing in delivering furniture and appliances to our Summer & 2nd Sem Apts. avail street from campus on Manville. Call Nicole at Get ready lor the 1999 Wood County Humane across from courthouse Avail. May 1. Childcare in my Perrysburg Fl Melgt home customers. Must be 18 years of age and able Call 353-0325 9am-9pm (419) 350-3594. (local call). Society Mutt Strut' Sunday, April 18 at Perry 1350-bills included. 353-4287. beginning In May. Would like 3 full week- to move heavy items. For the Delivery Driver, days (7:30sm-5:00pm) for 3 children. Flexi- responsibilities include delivering furniture and Summer subleasers needed: 4 bdrm. 2 bath. Stadium. The walk begins at 11:00am. All Subieaser needed from May-Aug. with an op- AC. W.D. great parking Call 352-7164. proceeds benefit the WCHS. For more informa- ble. Requires a caring, dependable, adven- appliances to our customers. Must be 21 years 1 and 2 bdrm lumished apts lor '99-'00 school tion to stay longer il wanted. 2 bdrm. apl.. year. 352-7454 tion, call Bill at 354-5301 or email at *423/mo. will pay $50 lor each summer turous, non-smoker with dependable of age or older, own truck or van, and have a davis@bgnet bgsu edu (Pets are encouraged month. Call 353-0027. transportation. Excellent pay. References clean MVR. Technical knowledge ol applian- 1-2 subleasors needed from June 1st to Aug. to bnng their owners I) Sponsored by Friends of required. 419-874-3641. leave message. ces and electronics is helpful. For these posi- 16ih. Very close to Uptown, nice neighbor- the Humane Society. Summer subieaser needed, i bdrm. apt. un- tions we offer * Progressivs Psy for Experi- hood. S200/momh. Ask lor Valerie or Lara at ence * Paid Vacation ft Holidays * Bonus BUCKEYE furnished. AC, close to campus. Price negotia- MEET THE WORLD! International nonprofit 353-5253 Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society will be ble. Please leave mossageal354-2044. Program " 401 (k) ft * Employee discounts. having Happy Hours at BW3's on Tuesday, seeks local representative Work with foreign Apply in person at Shastar Rsnt ft Own. 117 E. Reed-3 bdrm, 2 lull bath washer/dryer, SELF - STORAGE April 13 from 5 00-8 00pm Free pop and wings exchange students, host families, high Southwood Plaza, 838 South Mam St, Bowl- large kitchen, no pets. Avail may or August. will be provided. Each member of Phi Eta Sig- HELP WANTED schools. Training provided, expenses paid. ing Green No phone calls please. Smoke- $695 plus ull 287-3308 ma is invited to attend and bring a guest for travel opportunities! Not a paid position. Must • Near Campus be at least 25 years old Call Tern Callahan at tree environment. Equal Opportunity Em- some free tood and fun! ployer 117 1/2 E. Reed- 2 bdrm, off street parking, • Low Rates We will also be providing a yard clean up ser- 1-800-498-2487, or EF Foundation for Foreign lots of storage. No pets, Avail Aug. $470 plus vice for local senior citizens on Saturday. Apnl $1500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Study at 1-B00-44-SHARE. For info call 203-319-2802. util 2873306 • Open 24 Hours 17 from 9:00am-i:00pm. All members of PN Nurslng-RN/LPN- Part time working with YMCA STAFF NEEDED Eta Sigma are encouraged to help out for this 375 Counselors and Instructors needed! children and adults with developmental disabili- The South Toledo YMCA is currently looking 1002/1004 Boone Cl.- 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, • Summer Leases community service project' See you all there! Coed summer camps in Pocono Mountains. ties. Applications and tour every Wednesday. for friendly faces to fill current and summer po- w/d hookup, A/C, garage, nicely decorated. PA. Lohikan, 1-600-488-4321. 9.30-10:00am and 4:30-5:00pm Or contact sitions. The YMCA offers great working condi- Grad-Prol. $675 plus util 287-3306 • Clean www.lohikan.com. tions, competitive pay and free YMCA mem- STUDY ABROAD ORIENTATION Human Resources (419) 865-0251 Sunshine bership during employment. • Many Sizes The Education Abroad Office will sponsor a Inc. of Northwest Ohio. 7223 Maumee- WesiernRd .Maumee.OH EOE. Positions available: pre-departure session on Tuesday. Apnl 13 in Beautiful 600 acre Summer Camp m Norm- Lifeguards/Swim Instructors 12 unit apartment bidgs. 1104 Offenhauer West at 7:00pm tor ail stu- western New Jersey seeks counselors and ac- Painters NEEDED. Summer work Good start- Child Care Staff 724 6th St. "705 7th St Don't Make Extra Work dents studying abroad during summer 1999. tivity specialists. Over 100 positions available. ing pay * bonus. Cleveland area. Nortncoasl Day Camp Counselors 2 bdrm. furn orunfurn. fall semester 1999 or the entire 1999-2000 College Pamicrs 216 529 6319. Fitness Staff $500 mthly. 99 00 sen yr lease Leave Your "Things"! academic year. Call 2-0479 with questions. Employment dates are from June 21-August FREE heal, water 21. Salary range from $ 1600- $2000 for season Part-time student employment Customer Service Staff Apply in person to: South Toledo YMCA sewer, gas ft HBO plus room and board. Modern cabins and facili- Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 354-0914 Tibetan Monk speaks on ties. 11 1/2 hours from New York dry and l226WoodsdalePk. Dr. hours plus per week within walking distance to Toledo. Oho 43614 Human Rights & Freedom New Jersey Shore points. No experience BGSU campus? Interested in working various Tuesday, April 13th necessary. Just love kids and working in the unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, etc.? (419)385-9622 5:30-7:30pm beautiful outdoors. Call or email for information 2 bdrm apl. $460vmo All util mc . close to Rate of pay is $5.15 per hour. 1 111 Olscamp Hall and application packet. Jerry Waldron director Apply in person between the hours of 900am c.-11'o-..s c.-i TJ: r..-.7r, Contact: Roianne Schuiler 353-8350 at (908) 362-8217 or [email protected]. and 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at; FOR SALE 2 bdrm house. $525'month ♦ utils. Avail. May Check out our website al ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC. 15 601 6th Street Call 6553084 USG meetings are now in 113 Oscamp on www.campmason.org. 428 CLOUGH STREET Mondays at 7:30 p.m. They are also televised BOWLING GREEN. OH 43402 2 or. apt. avail, now thru Aug 15 Grad students Biology, Science, Education and '92 Ford Probe, auto, air, cruise. Best offer. prel. 2 car garage, close to campus $475/mo. every Tues. and Wed. on Ch 24 at 11.00 p.m. Call Today to Liberal Aria Graduate* Must let" 3547176. ask lor Joe 353 3160 rv msg Show your support and involvement for the No experience required Staying in town lor the summer? Need a full or student body. Free training In a Field with Superb pan time work? Now taking applications. Flexi- '93 Dodge Spirit 4 room upstairs apartment for 2 people Reserve Unit: Opportunities: Blomedlcal Information ble 3 hour shifts to fit any schedule. Looking for 4 dr., very reliable, runs well 135K mi. $2000. Available now Technology help for the rest of the semester and summer. Call372-2606or 419-6660926 352-5822 SERVICES OFFERED Start at 28K. Most people earn 34K within a Starting at $5.75 per hour. Apply M-F, •uckoy* year, plus lull benefits. IMS, Inc. is offering a 8anv4pm at Pinnacle Plastic Products, 425 1 color TV for $50 00 OBO And 1 GE Washor 601 3rd St 1 bdrm. lumished Aug. Grad Stu- free 4 week programming course. In the last 2 Napolean Road Bowling Green, Oh. Ask for in good condition for $75 OBO. Call Barb @ dent!. JXL) 352-1520 Musicians' years, IMS. Inc. has hired over 90% of the stu- Rodney Kirkpatrick home 352-5127 Ol work 372-7938 710 7th St. 2 bdrm unfurnished Aug Have a Demo? CD Burning $6 each dents who have taken this course. Courses Mature students & quiet people. Digital sound/video editing start June 7 or July 12. Positions located in Sil- Summer child care positions available. After- 1993 GEO Metro. 3 cylinder. 5 speed noon hours with infant. 5 yrs. old. Can 50 miles/gallon, red, $2100. 704 5th St. 2 bdrm lumished Summer $700 at the best rates anywhere ver Spnng. Maryland 8 miles outside DC Call Call 352-3445 NO PETS. Gecko-T DIGITAL AUDIO 888-680-5057 WWW.IMSWEB.COM 419-878-4190 for more info. 287-3762 Call Eric354-2810 [email protected] 1995 Kawasaki Zx-6 Brand new, low miles. Apartment for rent this summer 1 bedroom Casey's Original Hamburgers has positions w/air conditioning Hillsdale Apartments, rent Pregnant?? available. Casual work environment, very llexi $6000 OBO Call 354-6038 FREE pregnancy tests. ble hra.. above min. wage & 1/2 price meals. BJ speakers for sale negotiable Call Natal.e at 353 7270 CONF IDE NT IAL and CARING Call for interview. 352-9113. Great for stereo battles' Amnesty 35446 73 BG Pregnancy Center 3'x2'with 15" woofer. Apts and housos May or August NOPFTS Childcare for the summer for a happy 6 yr. old 353-8206 who likes the pool, playing with friends A nice 200 Walts $300 OBO Call 354 5416 International babysitters. 353-4921. presents. § Stop Crime Now. Cleaning and misc. work. Starts May 8 for 2 From pepper-spray to door alarms and much two weeks or all summer. 353-0325. Front & Center more. For tree catalog write: Columbus. Oho ttention Organizations Stop Cnme Now Scoto Country Club with ^The 360 Colony Lane #41 Summer Staffing Bowling Green.OH 43402 Sooto Country club is accepting applications Taml and Jeremy WIN the Beyond BG 1999 Spirit Award! » Venerable Palden for the club's pool facility for the 1999 season. Applications and resume should be forwarded Tuesday, April 13 Points will be awarded for the following: - • . -, > it. Gyatso to the club with interviews and hmng to be Attendance at Beyond BG Social Nights dllJ'jiJJL,fl PERSONALS completed by May 1, 1999. The positions in- 4 Speaking Jour clude the following; POOL SNACK STAND 5-6 pm Two Monday Nights Left ' ■* AND BUSSING STAFF. Scheduling procedure April 12'" & April 19" 'Beyond BG Social Night* conductive with summer activities. Pay scale is EVERYONE is invited' Easystreetepm. progressive lor individuals who achieve. Club's WBGU 88.1 FM 8pm at Easystreet Up! Tibetan Monk speaks on SPIRIT AWARD-SPIRIT AWARD address 2196 Riverside Drive. Columbus. OH ■& Banner contest: Banner showing your organizations 43221 FAX (614) 486-8327 PHONE (614) i HumanRights & Tibetan J 486-4341. Earth Week Preview SPIRIT for Beyond BG. Points will be given for §fe Freedom (1) participation, (2) First, Second and Third Call us at 372-2826 place winners, and (3) for displaying your banner ! at Beyond BG. Tuesday, April13 '1999 You can win free passes Banners judging from 12 to 5pm April 19"1 5:30pm - 7:30pm Management Inc. NEVER to J.J.'s Aqua Lounge!!! •h Organization's Spirit at Beyond BC 111 Oslcamp Hall Now leasing for Fall 1999-2000 WORK For more details, please call Stacey at 372-5228 Beyond BG Anderson Arena April 22'"' 8-10pm For more information Management Inc. LUNCH HIGHLAND i contact - Roxanne Schuiler Hillsdale Apis., 1082 Fairview MANAGEMENT at 353-8350 AGAIN! Large studios, high vaulted ceil- ings, unique floor plan, car ports, I30 E Washington Street. Bowling Green Party like it's 1999! 9 1/2-12 mo. leases. 354-6036 Start at $350. Call 353-5800 Graduate student housing l Avail. Now & Fall f WE'VE " H Management Inc. NEWLY REMODELED EXPANDED I Evergreen Apis., 215 E. Poe ^Summer employment Living Canvas Skin Art Efficiencies & huge I bdrms. _ Jay-Mar Apis. Is Now Hiring: 445 E. Wooster St laundry on site, lots of parking. 803 - 815 8th St / Avail May 1st, Bowling Green OH 43402 Cooks, Servers & Eff. starts at $230. • Dishwashers Hosts/Hostesses 1 bdrm starts at $340. • New refrigerators 419. 354. 5203 (Tattoo) Call 353-5800 • Disposals 419. 353. 5992 (Store) • AH new paint throughout Home City We have taken over the store! V Top wages • Self-cleaning ovens We currently carry: • New kitchen cabinets HomeBilylcB V Flexible Hours Ice Company •Fashion Victim T-Shirts Management Inc. •Ceramic tie V Paid Vacations •Incense Willow House Apis., 830 4lh St • Ceiling fans •Detoxlfier Products V Health/Dental 1 bdrms, gas heat, A/C, remod- COMPLETE APT. MAKEOVER! •Tobacco Papers Insurance eled. Starting at $375. 5 550/ mo. 12 mo. lease Now Hiring for these Positions: •Candles Call 353-5800 1. Route Drivers •Sterling Rings "V Employee Stock •Body Jewelry The Highlands 2. Production Stackers ' > Option Plan 220 Napoleon Rd •Anklets & Bracelets /tifEfcCA One bedroom, laundry laclities 3. Truck Loaders •Patchouli Oil Management Inc. in bldg.. o/c. quiet •Some tapestries & patches are just a few of the great Church House Apts., 222 Y From $395/mo. benefits waiting for you! Competitive Wases / Flexible Schedules BIG SALE on Gloves & Mittens Chruch St The Homestead- I bdrms, close to downtown, Graduate Housing Locations throughout all of Ohio Coming Soon: Apply in puison starting at $310. Call 353-5800 One and two bedroom, A/C, Summer Dresses on-ste laundry, ceramic tile, and Southeast Michigan Mon. - Fri. 2-4 Beaded Curtains soundproof construction, skylights Tobacco Pipes & Accessories 401 W. Dussel Road dfihwashers, vaulted ceings Rom $45Q/mo. Call Today for Complete Details!! Tank Tops Maumee, OH 43537 Management Inc. More Tapestries Let us hefci you make a tough decision Wind Chimes Stop by our office al 1045 N. Main St. easy, cal or stop Dy the office TODAY' Mirrors (Just ■ lew mlnutM from BG! for complete listing or Call 353-5800. 1-800-899-8070 Grit Items Take 1-475W to Dus»el-turn right.) Call 354-6036 www.wcnet.org/~mecca k From 9-4 j "Be a part of a winning tradition" In- ANPMUCHMQREII _J _ -*-*-: '.■ ' -• "- - .-- v- " *- -^'- *r-->-*-*.--