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Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 88 Monday, January 31,1994

Monday Feature Israelis to leave by Aimee Lewis Gaza strip soon says Arafat

Weather causes hardships by Alexander G.HIgglns Later he told reporters the The Associated Press signing would be within 10 days. "This really is the final stage," Physically challenged deal with many winter obstacles DAVOS, Switzerland - Israel he said, adding that all the major and the Palestine Liberation Or- issues had been resolved and ganization will reach a final only some "finessing" remained. agreement The issue of security was re- "very soon" for solved by an agreement that Israeli with- would keep Israeli agents from drawal from being visible, Moussa said, ap- the Gaza Strip parently referring to suggestions and Jericho, that they would be behind one- PLO Chairman way mirrors. Yasser Arafat Israel Radio cited Egyptian said Sunday. sources as saying the only re- Israeli For- maining issue was the size of Jer- eign Minister icho, and that there would be Shimon Peres joint Israeli-Palestinian patrols stopped short of any predictions in Gaza, apparently referring to on the arduous negotiations, but securing roads to Jewish settle- Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr ments. Moussa told reporters that the After both sides reported a PLO-Israel talks had cleared all good start Saturday night and the major hurdles. possible agreement by midday "We would like to have a com- Sunday, the Israelis started em- prehensive peace," Peres told a phasizing the many areas of dis- privately organized gathering of agreement that must be ad- political and business leaders dressed before Israel will agree from around the world. "Let's, to pull its troops out of the areas Mr. Chairman, stop the follies of to be ceded to the Palestinians. our own generation," Peres add- "We are on our way to bypass ed in a speech that steered clear all the obstacles which had been of specifics. raised in the last weeks ... to have Peres told reporters, however, very soon, very soon the final that many differences remained agreement to start directly the to be resolved. implementation of the peace Among major issues are secu- agreements," Arafat told the rity arrangments for the new forum. Palestinian areas that will meet Both leaders told the business Israeli demands for keeping out leaders of the need for In- terrorists while not infringing on vestment in the Middle East to the Palestinian sense of build a stable economy that will sovereignty. enable peace to endure. Arafat Moussa, who has been actively said the Palestinian areas would involved in the negotiations here, have a free-market economy, and joined Arafat in taking an upbeat a U.S. official noted that Wash- view of prospects. He announced ington was inviting business The BC Newa/Nalkaa Wallace that he expected both sides in leaders to a discussion Feb. 7-8 to Cairo soon to sign their accord, promote investment in the University student Paul Mortimer uses his wheelchair outside of only one major problem this winter because the snow wasn't ade- which he said was almost final. Middle East. the University Union last week. Mortimer said he has encountered quately removed near Overman Hall.

■ ^ ach day, physically sidewalk and ramp entries are self in times of emergency," he cleared and safe in time for Federal Reserve M ■* challenged people are cleaned and salted. said. them. faced with many hardships on In extremely adverse weath- In addition to the transporta- He also makes a list of the campus, not including the er, transportation is provided tion offered on campus, there buildings which need special attention depending on the may raise rates extra strain of rain, snow and for the disabled on campus, he are volunteers who act as es- ice. said. Shuttles equipped with corts for the disabled students weather conditions. The winter months can loading systems and on-call on campus. "The grounds people do a by Martin Crutslnger set targets for money growth for create tough times for those vans are available for physical- Cunningham works with 215 real good job" Cunningham The Associated Press the new year. who are disabled. Slippery ly challenged persons. students, faculty and staff said. Many analysts believe that the roads, sidewalks and snow- These students may also use members who need accomoda- Becky Utz, a radiographer at WASHINGTON - For Presi- central bank is preparing to do banks can can cause injuries if the Campus Escort Service and tions because of a disability. the Wellness Center, said it dent Clinton, the economic news something it has not done since not properly taken care of. the BG Taxi service to get In order to assist these peo- was important for all students could hardly be better - the 1989 - raise interest rates to In order to prevent any ob- around in bad weather, accord- ple, Cunningham said he sends to take caution in the winter fastest eco- dampen economic growth - and stacles for these students, ing to Robert Cunningham, co- memos to plant operations on and look out for themselves nomic growth that Greenspan could set the Robert Martin, vice president ordinator for disability resour- campus with students' sched- and one another. in six years, stage for that change during his congressional appearance. for operations, said his de- ces. ules so that the building en- See CHAllENCED, page 3. declining fed- partment makes sure all the "I'd even pick them up my- trances and walkways will be eral deficits "There's a widespread opinion and the best in- on Wall Street that the Fed will flation per- have to tighten at some point, formance in perhaps soon," said Bruce Stein- two decades. berg, an economist at Merrill But the big Lynch in New York. "If the Fed 'Black-on-black' crime rises question is actually wants to do that, Greenspan is going to have to The Associated Press according to a police study. der, but also through the prison whether Fed- "I've never been worried about system where African Ameri- eral Reserve Chairman Alan start explaining why." Black-on-black That is certainly an explana- CINCINNATI - African Amer- white folks and the back-room cans are being locked away." Greenspan is about to step in and tion the Clinton administration icans committing crimes against conspiracy theories. I'm worried In Ohio, African-American Crime play the Fed's traditional role of offenders choose African- party pooper. would like to hear. The adminis- each other a "self-inflicted geno- about what we've done to our- tration has made low interest selves over the years," said Wil- American victims 95 percent of Many economists believe that cide" that has African-American S In Ohio, African-American rates the centerpiece of its eco- leaders looking for ways to call a liam Al'Uqdah, an assistant Ha- the time in violent crimes such as the central bank is about to start offenders choose African- boosting interest rates to slow nomic program and sees no truce. milton County prosecutor. robberies, rapes and assaults, reason that with inflation re- Every African-American per- Coramae Richey Mann, an In- according to a 1990 National American victims 95 percent of economic activity and keep infla- tionary pressures from getting maining low, that situation has to son murdered last year in Cin- diana University professor of Crime Survey. Caucasians the time in violent crimes such as change anytime soon. cinnati died by the hand of an- choose Caucasian victims 83 per- out of hand. criminal justice, said black-on- robberies, rapes and assaults. With the global economy still in other African American, The black violence threatens the cent of the time. Greenspan was scheduled to

On her first trip this year The University's Reading The women's basketball Cloudy with a chance of to sell the Clinton health- Center on Saturday Intro- team knocked Akron out of flurries In the morning. Be- INSIDE care plan,Hillary Rodham Anderson Arena with a coming partly sunny in the duced its newly re Clinton portrayed the plan's visedReading Improvement 91-59 trouncing, Saturday. afternoon. High around 20. T E critics as privileged people Program, designed to place The victory Improved the Variable winds 5 to 10 mph who are out of touch with greater emphasis on help- Falcons' record to 13-3 becoming west. Chance of the real problems of their ing children collectively. overall and 7-1 in MAC. snow 40 percent. country. □ Page 4. □ Page 7. NEWS Q Page 5. The Page Editorial The BG News page two Monday, January 31, 1994 The BG News rSTRaiGHT UOMOPUPftc "A Commitment to Excellence' £RaiN &R3iN Kirk Pavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor

Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor

Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeKatch city editor editorial editor Insider editor BGSU should look closer at FSUCard

LJ tudents at the University rarely come together and agree on any one specific topic. The only one which seems to unify students into one mu- tual conviction is the belief that the University's system of doing business is slow and inefficient. A new University system could be modeled after the one being used at Florida State University in Tal- Jj»-t"-Y ■£.' wvM V*l MIFV./ lahassee. FSU's new system uses something which is called the FSUCard. The card looks very similar to the pic- ture identification/debit card in use here at the Uni- versity, except it does much more than pay for meals Clinton is a typical liberal and get students into hockey games. The FSUCard enables students to pay not only for food, but also for clothes, long-distance calls yid tui- President's address is a conflict between emotion and commitment tion. The card is also widely accepted by the mer- chants situated around the FSU campus. President Clinton delivered his It just shows the president can lues came up? Nowhere. I'm The card allows students to have their financial aid first state of the union address, distort things and get away with pleased to see Clinton address refunds deposited directly into their debit card ac- and to many it sounded good. It it. the state of the family, for it's the count and also gives them access to copies of their was just like every other speech "Now those who commit very fiber which holds this coun- academic records and schedules. given by a liberal: it was totally crimes should be punished, and try together and makes it great. All of these wonderful services can be accessed based on feelings. those who commit repeated vio- When a family unit is strong, you At times, Clinton said things lent crimes should be told when also find a strong respect for life. from a machine, similar to ATM machines, which are which made people feel good, and you commit a third violent crime, Something not found in people situated around campus and a number of off-campus he then said words which played you will be put away and put who come from dysfunctional locations. to people's emotions of concern. away for good ■ three strikes and families, many of who are the A similar service could be adopted at this Univer- More than half of the speech was Rick you are out." same people who commit atro- sity since we are already using a debit type system to taken directly from a Republican It's about time Americans get cious acts of crime. The loss of pay for meals. The technological limit of the card discourse. The parts of his Hackbarth tough in our position on crime. values is the core of the many would only need to be expanded a bit to include a speech dealing with crime, wel- The three strikes and you're out problems which exist in our soci- myriad of new services to students. fare and family values have been must we also revolutionize our proposal was initially proposed ety today. A BGSUCard system would do away with such the central issues of concern to welfare system..." by Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, in "We can not renew our country things as long lines in the Bursar's office and ap- Republicans and conservatives This goes along with what I last years Senate crime bill. An- when, within a decade, more than pointments for bookstore charges. Bills, tuition and alike. The following is an analy- said last week, even though wel- other version was proposed by half of the children will be born general fees could be paid for with just a push of a sis of the president's speech. fare will not be abolished. Presi- Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., and this into families where there has First there will be excerpts from dent Clinton went on to say that three strikes version only in- been no marriage." button. the speech, followed by an analy- the welfare proposal will no cludes violent crimes committed This is amazing, the sacred- It would alleviate the wait and charges for tran- sis of what Clinton said. longer support teenagers who against a person. I have another ness of marriage is given value scripts and schedules, as well as rid the manual as- "This Congress produced a have children out of wedlock, and suggestion, how about two by a liberal. It's almost unheard pect needed to operate these existing services. budget that cut the deficit by half only support those couples which strikes and you're out. Why of. The high statistics of divorce The same magnetic strip which allows students to a trillion dollars, cut spending stay together as a family. It's fi- should a person have to commit has finally awakened people to buy a tuna melt in a MacDonald cafeteria would also and raised income taxes on only nally good to see a Democrat rape or murder three times be- the fact that there is a problem. allow them to go into town for a more appetizing the wealthiest Americans." support family unity and not ille- fore being put away. Let's make At i In ■ same time, we cannot meal. None of this is even close to be- gitimacy. This is a big turna- it two strikes, and youne out. renew our country when there is The application possibilities and efficiency of a ing true, except for the fact that round from Clinton's position These harsh new crime measures a lack for the value of life, evi- BGSUCard would be virtually limitless. a budget was passed and is sup- during the 1992 campaign. He will be hard for liberal Demo- dent in the one million abortions posed to cut the deficit by a half a hardly uttered a word on family crats to vote on, for they tend to being performed a year and sup- If FSU can do it, why can't BGSU? trillion dollars. It didn't cut the values. Clinton also attacked be easy on criminals and let them porting euthanasia of the elderly. deficit by a half a trillion dollars. parents who don't pay their child back on the s'treets. When any It's time to regain respect for the If a democrat cuts spending, it's support, another big part of the tough crime bill passes, credit sanctity of life. The BG News Staff done in a few areas only to in- welfare problem. Most importan- should be given where it's due, to "Many Americans still haven't crease spending elsewhere. This tly, he said the government will the Republicans and not to the felt the impact of what we've isn't reducing spending. Well, give support for up to two years, president. done..." photo editor Ross Wciuner maybe to a Democrat it is. They after that one must work. This "And let's be honest, we all This is probably the last state- assistant photo editor Nalhan Wallace did not raise taxes on "only the goes along the same lines of the know something else, too. Our ment President Clinton should sports editor Mark DcChant wealthiest Americans," they welfare program currenty being problems go way beyond the have said, because it's the most assistant sports editor Randy Seller raised everyone's taxes up and tested in Wisconsin. This is still reach of government. They're important one. We have yet to assistant sports editor Mike Kazimorc down the line. Some paying more more important than health care, rooted in the loss of values and feel the effects of Clinton's defi- Insider managing editor Joe Pciffcr than others, but everybody is and should be addressed first. the disappearance of work and cit-reduction plan, and many paying more. This administration other things. Clinton's first year special projects editor Dawn Keller "Tell it to the 58 million Ameri- the breakdown of our families continues to get away with lying, may have been his best year, but assistant special projects editor Leah Bamum cans who have no coverage at all and our communities...." and no one even challenges them. for some time each year." Well, It's about time the presi- everything which follows will be copy chief Mcridiih McCrackcn "We must literally transform I would like to know where dent is being honest, but he stole the things which define his our outdated unemployment Clinton gets his health-care fig- these lines. Where was Clinton presidency. system... and just as we must ures. This is an enormous jump during the campaign of 1992 Rick Hackbarth is a weekly The BG News Editorial Office transform our unemployment, so from the figure he gave last year. when the subject of family va- columnist for The BG News editor 372-6966 Insider 372-6967 managing editor 372-2603 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR assistant managing editor 372-6968 news editor 372-2952 city editor 372-6968 Too cold for class, goats). the credibility out of your argu- more sense because they closed sports editor 372-2602 They have also done some ment. several offices on Jan. 19 due to editorial 372-2604 too cold for bars "research" concerning student Joe Scaf f idi cold weather. The United States attitudes about the decision to Graduate Student Air Force suspends outdoor 204 West Hall The BG News stay open. This research con- Mass Communications operations whenever the wind Bowling Green Stale University It has been nearly two weeks sisted of going to the bars on that chill hits minus 50. They do this Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 now, and there are still people night (when temperatures were for a very good reason - at this 1 out there complaining about the so cold that they felt school School should [email protected] degree of coldness, flesh will I president's decision to keep the should have been canceled) and freeze within thirty seconds. 1 University open despite the ex- talked to people about it. It's have closed How many of us can get to class- Copyright ©1994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in ' treme temperatures which hit funny how the weather was too The BG News es within thirty seconds? I know bitter (in their estimation) to at- this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly our area. Columnists Melendez I wholeheartedly agree with for a fact that I sure can't do it. and Cook have made it quite tend classes, but it was not bad the column "Olscamp should I really hope the next time the prohibited. clear that they disagree with enough to keep them home and walk for a change" in the Thurs- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and National Weather Service issues Olscamp's decision to keep the away from the bars. day, Jan. 20 edition. As a resident a wind chill warning and says, "If is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the University open, and that is fine. My feeling is this, it is fine to of Kreischer Quadrangle, I can you don't have to be outside, summer. But, to go on about it for two disagree with declrion makers at either walk 20 minutes in the don't go outside," President Ols- The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any weeks is a waste of space in The this or any other university. freezing cold to get to class or I camp remembers that there are a errors in stories or photograph descriptions. BG News. This ongoing com- However, complaints about the can wait 20 minutes In the freez- few other people he has to think Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student plaining was evident In their decision to "force" students to ing cold to catch the shuttle bus. about besides himself. For my body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in January 28th column. The edito- attend classes despite nasty Personally, I don't care for either fellow students, I give the advice columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG rial was not even about the weather should be made careful- solution. that nothing is more important News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 weather or the decision not to ly, especially when placed in I think it is completely stupid, than your health and well-being - foolhardy, and rid I culous to have words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and close the school, yet they felt the print. Admitting that you went to not grades. need to make mention of it in the bars on a day when you felt classes when the wind chill fac- University affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit Jane E. Cole their title (And the Prout sign school should have been closed tor is minus SO degrees. Even the any and all letters. Sophomore said Olscamp sucks frostbitten due to inclement weather takes United States government has Elementary/Special Education The BG News

THEY SAID IT "It's very disappointing. I almost feel like a failure."

-Jude Nelson, juror in Lyle Menendez's case who ITHREEJanuary 3 1 19 9 4 wanted a first-degree murder conviction

In the spirit

Tuesday • The Cultural Diversity Players present "Welcome to the Real World" In Founders at 10 p.m. The event marks the beginning of Romance and Responsibility Month. Wednesday • The men's and women's basketball teams play host to the Eastern Michigan Eagles in Anderson Arena. The women tip off at 5:45 p.m. with the men following at 8 p.m. • The world premiere production of "Breakfast Anytime' by James Bunzli opens at 8 p.m. in 411 South Hall. Performances will also be presented at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $2. Seating is limited. Thursday

Relationships on the Road, an interactive drama creat- ing scenes of romance, relationships and responsibility, will take place in Kreischer Dining Hall at 9:30 p.m. Friday

The men's tennis squad hosts Butler University at the Findlay Racquet Club at 3 p.m. The Falcon hockey team hosts the Illinois-Chicago Flames at 7 p.m. in the Ice Arena. Saturday • The men's and women's track squads host Akron, Ashland and Central Michigan at 11:30 a.m. in the Field House. The Falcon hockey team hosts the Ohio State Buckeyes at 7 p.m. in the Ice Arena. APPh0Io/S.ndr.J.W.m The men's and women's basketball squads travel to Kent to take on the Golden Flashes. The women's action Karen Wilson, led, and Leslie Montague display (heir Super Bowl hair salon In Hutchinson, Kan., Friday. begins at 5:15 with the men following at 7:30. decorated fingernails, that were done by nail artists at The Strand

CHALLENGED Continued from page 1. walks with a limp. Although she does not use a "Slow down and take time to get wheelchair, she performed a Valentines'$ Day where you need to be on cam- three-day experiment in one as a pus," she said. part of a class assignment. Paul Mortimer, a student who She found ramps to be steep "Love flfotes" uses a wheelchair as a result of and difficult to use. She said this injuries sustained in a motorcy- pertained to both outdoor ramps Let your Valentine know how much you care with a Valentine love note made cle accident, said he has only en- and those in buildings such as countered one major problem Founders. especially for them. Choose between a display ad or a regular classified ad. You this winter because the snow Jen also said she thought there can even add a color to your message for S5 to make it extra special. wasn't adequately removed near was too much snow and ice by the Overman Hall. curbs, making it difficult for stu- Besides that, Mortimer said he dents in wheelchairs to move. is "110 percent self-efficient and However, Jen said helping the Name does fine." While on campus, disabled is not the sole responsi- Mortimer uses his electric bility of the University admin- Address wheelchair to go from class to istrators. class, lie said he relies on the "I find a lot of professors who 1x5 1x3 shuttles and vans or on the taxi won't do anything for fear of los- Display ad Display ad service to commute to campus ing their jobs," she said. Soc. # from his apartment on the south Jen also said 90 percent of peo- up to 60 up to 35 side of Bowling Green. ple she meets are willing to assist Phone# On the other hand, there are her and others, but are afraid to v words words some disabled students who find ask. problems with the University's "Asking questions doesn't $20 $10 Size □ 1x3 = S10 □ 1x5 = 820 accomoil.it ions for the disabled. offend anyone. It's better to ask □ Classified = 8 Jen, a student who declined to than to ignore," Jen said. "If peo- v give her last name, was born with ple's attitudes don't change, this Color O YES □ NO = 8 a congenital hip dislocation and University won't change." Word Count •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Message: * Don't want to boke on the beoch * Classified ad this Spring Dreok? 3 line minimum 80 a per line

Info Meeting Trishla, Roses are red, violets are blue, 7-9 PM Feb 2 Taft Rm: Union T Happy Valentines Day Find out cost, equipment needs, sign up info from YOU KnOW Who! m Detach A ntn to 214 West Hall before the deadline. # General Info mtg j Hit the Appalachian Trail! Deadline - Tuesday, Feb. 8 v 214 West Hall »5PM» Publication - Monday. Teb. 12 •••••••*••••••••••••••••••*••• City The BG News page four Monday, January 31. 1994 Center introduces new Union protests apathy improvement program ^^ ^^^^1 by Nicole Pankuch will be responsible for determining the needs of News contributing writer each student. The children are grouped according to age, he The University's Reading Center on Saturday in- added. troduced its newly revised Reading Improvement French said he hopes the graduate students will Program, designed to place greater emphasis on benefit from working as a team, helping children ■ - * JT >%V] helping children collectively. with reading and writing deficiencies. • K ^ The center is designed to help students have bet- Most of the instruction will occur in groups, jT't'f ter reading skills. The new program will give stu- however individual attention is still very impor- dents the opportunity to work in groups as opposed tant to "ensure maximum growth" for the students £ _x^ to one-on-one tutoring, according to Michael during the three months they are at the center, ^H ^H 5 m French, director of the Reading Center. French said. They will be instructed by graduate students Although the format of the center's programs pursuing advanced degrees in reading. have changed, the University still places emphasis Han.., French said he believed the individualized in- on making reading and writing enjoyable for each struction used in the past did not "develop an at- child, he said. mosphere of cooperative learning with" the stu- Creativity plays an important part in the learn- "•"' - I dents. ing program where each homeroom develops a "The new program will help the children find theme related to the students' interests. Activities MM Tf success in a group situation and work in a collabo- also are varied from classroom instruction to in- Mm \* rative effort," he said. clude skits, field trips and puppet shows. Before each session, the instructors gather to "Past experience has shown us that creativity is discuss the lessons for the day and share concerns a tremendous tool in making reading and writing and ideas about the students. ill enjoyable activities for kids," French said. The orientation session was Saturday with 10 ]fJ The students will be organized into "homer- regular two-hour sessions following every Satur- ooms" headed by a team of graduate students who day from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The BG News/Ross Weltzner Employees of the Community Nursing Home brave the cold as they protest the lack of concern on the part of the management for the residents of the nursing home. School districts divided Nursing home employees strike, cite lack of concern Toledo's two-district plan considered racist, unfair by Julie Tagliaferro assistant managing editor the residents adequate care, according to the The Associated Press both of which are predominantly Toledo Public Schools. "It's al- statement. Residents often go without daily white. lowed to continue because the About 30 employees of the Community Nurs- showers, receive cold meals and are unsuper- TOLEDO - Toledo is divided "I've never understood this," people in the central city don't ing Home, 850 W. Poe Road, protested Friday vised, the employees said. into two school districts in a plan said Fred Hammer, the father of have the money or clout to against what they consider the management's "We are barely meeting the basic physical some call unfair and others con- a fifth-grader. "What is the change it." lack of concern for patients and staff. needs of the people we care for," the statement sider racist, TJie Blade reported rationale for Toledo having two Crystal Ellis, Toledo superin- The protest signified the first day of a strike, read. "We have pleaded with the management of Sunday. separate school districts? I'd tendent, declined to be inter- which is taking place in an attempt to have the the nursing home to increase staffing levels, but Toledo Public Schools, which much rather have my daughter viewed byThe Blade. She could center's management hire more workers and our requests have fallen on deaf ears." has 39,000 students, contains the go to Washington Local, but she not be reached Sunday because respect the employees' newly formed union. The employees said they chose to form a union city's poorest areas, many of can't. I see that as a form of dis- her number is unpublished. In a statement sent to area newspapers Jan. in order to have some control at the center. them predominantly black. crimination." 17, employees collectively wrote that they were However, since the union formed, Beverly En- "Having these two school "Making one big district concerned about the facility being understaffed terprises, the chain which owns the center, has The other district, Washington systems is blatantly racist," said doesn't serve anybody," said Ken even below the levels required by state law. made workers watch anti-union videos instead Local, has 7,300 students. It com- Lola Glover, director of the Co- Bishop, Washington Local's Therefore, there are not enough people to give of working, the statement said. prises the industry-rich north alition for Quality Education, a superintendent. When asked and the commercial-rich west, group representing parents in whether the current situation was fair, he said, "This was set up in the '50s, and we have sim- EARN EXTRA MONEY ply attempted to provide to the FSU students benefit from DELIVER TELEPHONE BOOKS best of our ability education for No Experience Necessary our students." Deliveries Start Immediately After World War II, the Wash- bank-affiliated photo I.D. 45 people needed to deliver your new ington Township area grew and officials considered annexing GTE Bowling Green Telephone Directories in: College Press Service into Toledo. In December, students at FSU have been consultants to more White House, Liberty Center, Bowling Green, Grand Rapids, became the first in the United than 50 universities in similar Weston, Pemberville, McComb. Findlay, N. Baltimore, Van Buren, Many Washington Township TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - For residents did not mind because it States to have the option of pay- systems. and surrounding areas. students at Florida State Univer- ing their tuition through their FSUCard holders will soon be To become an independent contractor you must be at would mean lower taxes and bet- sity in Tallahassee, paying tui- ter police protection. But they university ID/debit cards. able to receive financial aid from least 18 years old, have the use of an insured car, van, or truck, tion and buying books now can be About 200 local merchants also granting agencies directly into and be available a minimum of 5 daylight hours daily. did not want to give up their as easy as showing their ID schools. honor the debit card and receive their FSUCard accounts. cards. free advertising when the uni- In addition to being a debit To Reserve a route in your neighborhood The identification/debit card versity announces where the card, the ID card is being set up Call 1-800-827-1200 Ext. 345 So Toledo leaders agreed to let also can be used to buy food, card can be used. About 40,000 to be used as a doorkey for resi- Between 10am-6pm Mon thru Fri the residents join the city but clothes, tires - just about any- students, professors and em- dent students. keep the schools separate. Muni- thing. The FSUCard can be used ployees hold the cards. cipal taxes from the new homes to pay for a haircut, make a long- AMERICAN DIRECTORY SERVICE CORP In December students also The university is refitting ex- and factories would go to Toledo, distance call, pay overdue li- started using the cards for terior doors of residence halls to EOE but school taxes would go to brary fines, even get money from requests for refunds of tuition replace keys with FSUCard. The Washington Local. an automatic teller while travel- and other fees. Students can sim- card system will open locked ing abroad. ply have the money deposited in doors automatically, making ac- The debit card operates their FSUCard account, which cess easier for handicapped stu- through Tallahassee State Bank gets the money to them faster. dents. It also protects students and is now covered by the Honor The FSUCard is the first cam- by notifying security when resi- ATM system across the Southe- pus identification card to be fully dence hall doors are propped sast and the Plus Network integrated into the banking open. worldwide. It looks like a regular system. By summer, the university photo ID card with a magnetic "Our main focus was service to hopes to complete a kiosk in a strip on the back. our students and getting rid of local shopping mall for students "This technology has amazing costly, old manual services," to access transcripts, their possibilities," said Bill Norwood, Norwood said. grades, admission requirements, associate director of University Since the program was de- job offerings or financial aid Computing Systems. veloped in 1990, FSU officials services at the touch of a screen.

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+m* A ■ "fihiiiiiniiiiiiii' National The BG News Monday, January 31, 1994 page five Prison repairs security flaws Clintons defend The Associated Press Among the changes, cell doors will be con- The 12-acre recreation yard for inmates trolled electronically from an enclosed room from L and K blocks will be divided by two LUCASVILLE, Ohio - A $25 million recon- on each of the eight ranges, said Carl Groes- 12-foot-high fences of razor wire, with SO health-care plan struction plan at the Southern Ohio Correc- chen, project manager for the Sherman R. feet of no-man's land in between, said De- tional Facility will repair damages from an SIIu>ot Co. of Columbus. puty Warden David See. A guard tower will by Nila lelyveld April riot and make changes designed to im- Officers no longer will carry keys. be built in that space, he said. The Associated Press prove security. Prisoners took keys from officers and un- About 300 prisoners were in the yard when locked all of the cell doors in L Block during the riot broke out. LAS VEGAS (AP) - On her first trip this year to sell the Clin- The renovation of L Block began Jan. 17 the riot. Cells will have bunk beds made of a heavy ton health- care plan, Hillary Rodham Clinton portrayed the and was expected to be completed April 27. The enclosed rooms will be made of indes- metal and bolted to the walls. Special light plan's critics as privileged people who are out of touch with the Security at the construction site is strict. tructible glass, much like the materials used fixtures that cannot be taken apart will be real problems of their country. Doors from L Block to the rest of the maxi- at ice hockey rinks and bank teller windows, installed because prisoners have used parts "You know, there are some people in Washington who say, 'Oh, mum-security prison have been welded shut. Groeschen said. from the lights to make homemade knives. there's no health-care crisis,'" Mrs. Clinton told patients and Steel reinforcement will be added to walls, Stainless-steel sinks and toilets will re- their families at a Nevada hospital Friday. The renovation is expected to correct making the stairwells safe havens, Groes- place porcelain models. "I don't know where those people have lived," she said. "I many of the cellblock's security flaws, dis- chen said. Officers who sought refuge in the don't know who they talk to every day." covered during the riot that began April 11. stairwells during the riot were taken hostage "It's all designed to deter access and to Mrs. Clinton repeatedly cast critics of the Clinton plan as One guard and nine inmates were killed dur- when inmates punched through the walls [avoid fixtures] being used as weapons," those with secure health coverage, who question the need for an ing the 11-day siege. with weight-lifting bars. Groeschen said. overhaul because their own coverage insulates them from the fears and crises of those without it. President Clinton echoed that theme Saturday in his weekly radio address, saying the only people who say there is no health- care crisis are "right here in Washington, where so many ... en- Utilites California's hospitals joy secure health benefits at reasonable cost paid for by the tax- payers." The key, Mrs. Clinton said Friday, may be to make the privi- leged feel some vulnerability, and show them the benefits of could may not be quakeproof caring for those who are worse off. "You know, people get sick and have accidents without any of by Brlgltte Greenberg be razed. More than 300 patients 1991 that would have required us being able to predict it and they end up in the hospital. And if face The Associated Press were sent to other hospitals after hospitals to advise patients they can't pay for it, we all pay for it eventually anyway," Mrs. structural damage, and power whether buildings complied with Clinton said. LOS ANGELES - More than and water outages forced eva- the latest codes. "So we're all in this together.... We're all paying for it." two-thirds of California's hospi- cuations. At the University Medical Center in Las Vegas, Mrs. Clinton ash bill tal buildings don't comply with The 1973 law requires new "The public has a right to know spoke with Americans who, despite their best efforts, could not the latest safety standards and buildings to have reinforced we are exposing our most feeble get basic health coverage: Mothers, fathers, senior citizens, by John Challant could fail in a major earthquake, steel beams connecting walls and and vulnerable citizens to struc- everyone's next-door neighbor, with ideals and values shared by The Assocated Press according to a state report re- floors, stronger doors, braced tures that can't stand up to seis- many. viewed by The Associated Press. equipment, detailed evacuation mic events," Areias told the AP. She related their experiences to doctors and government offi- COLUMBUS - Utilities The Hospital Seismic Safety plans and other special safety cials at a health-care forum later that day at the University of that burn coal to generate e- Act, passed after 50 people died measures. The powerful hospital lobby Nevada-Las Vegas. lectricity may face new li- in the collapse of two hospitals in A 1983 amendment requires was successful in getting the "Those are just stories from one hospital in one city, and I mits when choosing sites to the 1971 Sylmar quake, holds hospitals to have more powerful measures blocked, arguing such hear stories like that every day," Mrs. Clinton said. "And I hear dispose of fly ash. People hospitals to stricter standards systems to dispatch backup elec- a rule would be unfair. them from people you'd be proud to call your neighbors, people who live nearby may than other buildings but is enfor- tricity, water, telephone lines, who wait on you in restaurants, people who build your houses, breathe easier as a result. ' ced for new construction only. ventilation and life-supporting "Why have the public think people who take care of your cars, people who provide you ser- The House passed a bill to Hospitals built before 1973. oxygen. that a hospital building is dan- vices and are doing the best they know how to do." prohibit private companies when the law took effect, weren't The hospital industry contends gerous when their supermarkets, Among them was Pamala Hinkley, a mother of four who is and public agencies that required to make structural up- it would be too costly -- up to $25 churches and other buildings are pregnant with her fifth child. She told Mrs. Clinton she is unin- want to build fly ash land- grades, the report said. Several billion - to upgrade old struc- even at a lower level?" Richter sured because she and her husband, who is a paralegal, could not fills off their own property damaged in the Jan. 17 Northri- tures. said. afford insurance premiums for both her and the children. from using sites within dge quake were among them. "Since over 50 percent of the She said she would deliver her baby without anesthesia, to 1,000 feet of residences, St. John's Hospital and Health hospitals in California are losing The report, compiled in 1990 save the $1,200 it would cost. schools, hospitals, or Center in Santa Monica is closed money in patient care, I don't by the Office of Statewide Health prisons. for at least six months while the know where the money is going Planning and Development, was Now the legislation goes north wing, built in 1952, is demo- to come from," said Roger Rich- based on a survey of 490 of the to the Senate. lished and major cracks and ter, a spokesman for the Califor- 588 facilities then operating in Rep. John Bender, D-E- structural damage to other sec- nia Association of Hospitals and California. TIME IS lyria, introduced the bill in tions of the hospital are repaired. Health Systems, which repre- response to a Cleveland The main in-patient building at sents about 500 of the state's 548 A team of licensed structural Electric Illuminating Co. the Veterans Affairs hospital in hospitals. engineers conducted the survey. RUNNING fly ash project in Lorain Sepulveda, built in the 1950s, was Hospitals participated volun- County. severely damaged. Its walls are State Rep. Rusty Areias, D-Ca- tarily on the condition they not be OUT "I believe that this bill coming apart and it may have to lif., proposed laws in 1990 and identified in the report. will help protect citizens GET TO from the danger of living in the immediate proximity of fly ash dumps," Bender Health-care reform said. He said Ohio is the only one of 17 top coal burning to reduce welfare Management Inc. states that does not classify Huge lbdrm, 215 E.RwRd. all utiH Included except elec. 9 1/2 ash as solid or hazardous The Associated Press waste. or 12 Mo. lease. Starts at $300/mo. •$ \ "The bill will help to WASHINGTON - Requiring welfare recipients to work could mean avert environmental prop- creation of a huge public jobs program for 2.3 million people, accord- erty and health damages," ing toone preliminary Clinton administration estimate. Bender said. He said the That figure has been discussed at the Department of Health and Management Inc. dumps pose dangers from Human Services, administration officials said Saturday. But they in- Need to take your laundry home to MinlHall ^ dust, especially for people sisted the number has little significance. Mom? 1048 N. Main SI. Apt., are Small Building with allergies, and seepage "The 2.3 million number is irrelevant and misleading," said de- nice size, 1 bdrni., unfurnished, Frontier housing into water. partment spokeswoman Melissa Skolfield. S300/mo. w/12 mo. lease. Houses The Ohio Environmental A senior administration official, speaking on condition of anonym- Laundry facilities on premises. 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The official stressed that the administration intends to take steps - Patricia Madigan, EPA such as health-care reform - designed to reduce welfare rolls dra- spokeswoman, said fly ash matically. \i M \i \i \r A i- \i \\ \\ \\ \ i \ i \ i is not harmful to the envi- President Clinton has said health-care reform will reduce the wel- ronment when properly fare rolls by 1 million families. Many parents choose welfare over handled. work because - unlike many minimum-wage jobs - it comes with health insurance. 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You Made it \r \i \i \i \i \i \i u World The BG News page six Monday, January 31, 1994 South African Two relief agencies Germans cover up serial killer evacuate Somalia AIDS by Thomas Wagrer The Associated Press dered or fled. and tried to persuade Its security not yet found The World Food Program says guards to help them loot it. scandal MOGADISHU, Somalia - Two the attack was one of the worst it The Associated Press Malays and Hottentots. international relief agencies has suffered since U.S. Marines Although the crowd dispersed The Associated Press Frightened parents in Mit- have evacuated their staffs from began arriving 13 months ago to after the guards refused. Save MITCHELLS PLAIN, South chells Plain have vowed to a city in southern Somalia after protect relief workers fighting the Children radioed nearby Ita- BONN, Germany -- A Africa -- The child-killer who their warehouses were attacked Somalia's famine. It also came lian U.N. soldiers "to maintain government health agency has terrorized a coastal com- by looters, and one accuses Ita- our level of confidence and tell hushed up for six years munity for years may have Police have linked lian soldiers of ignoring its them we may need them to guard suspicions that hundreds of struck as recently as the past the so-called request for protection. "The U.N. troops are our people in an evacuation," patients received AIDS- week, police said Saturday. responsible to said program manager Richard tainted blood during trans- Police have linked the so- "Station Strangler" Clan elders rushed to the area Burge. fusions, the federal health called "Station Strangler" to to the murders of at to investigate reports that the provide protection minister said Saturday. the murders of at least 19 boys looting involved gunmen allied for relief agencies, "But they categorically re- The apparent cover-up, since 1986. When the killings least 19 boys since with the city's new governor. If fused to offer army support to also disclosed in the news- appeared to have stopped in 1986. Ten bodies that link is confirmed, it could be but they don't have expatriate Somali personnel paper Bild, could reawaken 1992, police surmised that the have been found in another blow to a U.N. program the same amount of working in humanitarian opera- a scandal over AIDS- killer was dead or in prison on creating local democratic men as they used to tions," Burge said in an interview tainted blood that scared other charges. Mitchells Plain, governments throughout Soma- in Mogadishu Saturday. and angered Germans last But 10 bodies have been near Cape Town, lia. have before all the He also said that when his year. The scandal had died found in Mitchells Plain, near withdrawals began." agency complained to the U.N. down by November. Cape Town, since Jan. 20. since Jan. 20. Attacks on relief agencies ap- military command in the capital Health Minister Horst Police spokesman Capt. John pear to be increasing now that Major Chris Budge, and it told the Italians to radio his Seehofer said that in 1988 Stirrenberg said a 12-year-old troops from the United States United Nations people in Belet Huen, they ig- and 1989, the Federal boy whose body was found find and execute the strangler. Health Office in Berlin was and many other countries are spokesman nored the order. Wednesday appeared to have Police have urged residents withdrawing and militias are vy- told by a pharmaceuticals been buried for no more than not to become vigilantes. ing for power. On Saturday, U.N. officials and company that "several three days. Nine deaths were linked to only two weeks after a WFP the Italian military denied that hundred" people may have The latest victims have the Station Strangler between But U.N. officials said Satur- worker from England was kid- Save the Children ever requested been treated with tainted ranged in age from 8 to 12 1986 and 1992. Most of the vic- day that their soldiers have napped by gunmen in Mogadishu their help, but said so few sol- blood products it had sold. years. tims were found buried in never ignored a request for help for three days. diers remain in Belet Huen that it Seehofer said the agency, The strangler, who police shallow graves with their from relief workers under at- may be difficult for them to which monitors phar- say is the deadliest serial hands tied behind their backs, tack. The relief agency on Thursday protect relief agencies that are maceutical companies, killer in South African history, and most had been sodomized suspended its operation in Belet attacked. didn't tell him of the suspi- is believed to lure his victims and strangled. The problems in Belet Huen, Huen and evacuated its one non- cions until he asked on Fri- from railway stations before On Jan. 20, the body of an 200 miles north of Mogadishu, Somali employee. "The U.N. troops are responsi- day. sodomizing and strangling 11-year-old boy was found. began Wednesday night when ble to provide protection for re- "It's an outrage that de- them. Tuesday, a firefighter stum- about 50 gunmen looted 340 tons Another relief agency. Save lief agencies, but they don't have spite the public discussion The known victims were all bled on the graves of two of food from a World Food Pro- the Children, evacuated its two the same amount of men as they of the past few months the from Mitchells Plain, a com- 12-year-old boys while moni- gram warehouse. international workers after a used to have before all the with- Federal Health Office did munity of racially mixed des- toring a bush fire near Mit- No shots were fired after the crowd of Somalis gathered out- drawals began," said Maj. Chris not make this public on its cendants of blacks, whites, chells Plain. agency's guards either surren- side its warehouse Wednesday Budge, a U.N. spokesman. own," Seehofer said.

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by Marty Fuller bling the ball. She did her best News sports writer Women unchallenged in blowout over Akron Curly Neal impression and slid across the floor while still drib- In order to be a superior team with a 91-59 trouncing. The vic- for the first time since her knee points. She also contributed four was able to keep their intensity bling. When she got to her feet you must be able to beat the tory improved the Falcons' re- injury. Albers scored the first steals, two assists and five re- up throughout the contest, unlike she dished the ball to Albers who teams that you are expected to cord to 13-3 overall and 7-1 in two points for the club and got bounds. their slide In the second half of put up the shot. beat. Mid American Conference the mismatch underway. While Akron couldn't stop Al- the Central Michigan game. Albers missed but Cassell went The underdogs, the ligh- games. With the defeat the Zips "I think Lori is playing very in- bers, the Falcon defense was able "The team realized that they to the floor again and fought the tweights, and the cellar-dwellers fall to 4-12 overall and 2-6 in spired ball," head coach Jaci to hold the Zips' leading scorer to went flat in the second half rebound away from the Zips. She should fall in defeat at no ex- league competition. Clark said. "She is playing every one point. Diane Greenwood, who against Central and they didn't spotted Albers underneath. pense to your team. A good part of the scoring game as hard as she can and she is averaging 11.3 points a game, want to repeat that perform- shoveled the ball to her and this The women's basketball team spree for the Falcons was due to deserves to be moved back into was only able to convert one free ance," Clark said. "They came time Albers got the bucket and a proved this Saturday by knock- the efforts of Lori Albers, who her starting spot." throw late in the game. out and learned from their last foul to go with it. ing Akron out of Anderson Arena returned to the starting lineup Albers led all scorers with 19 The Zips' Jen Swartzwelder experience and they made sure it After Albers hit the free throw seemed to be the only problem wouldn't happen again." Cassell's efforts pushed BG for the Falcons. Swartzwelder Susie Cassell exemplified this ahead 83-51, the largest margin went 6 of 14 from the floor and 6 intensity with a scrappy play late of the game. of 8 from the free throw line to in the game. "We were outmatched at every lead Akron scorers with 18. With BG up by 29 points with position. Bowling Green played The inanimate Akron club five minutes to play Cassell was never led against the Falcons. BG knocked to the floor while drib- See WOMEN, page nine. Lowly Zips give men problems, but BG pulls away in second half

by Mike Kazlmore "I think it was probably the played with much more poise assistant sports editor most important part of the than a freshman. I thought he game," Kline-Ruminski said. "It made some big plays in the After struggling through the was very important for us to course of the game." first half against a zipless Akron score the first basket of the sec- Daniels' dribble penetration squad the men's basketball team ond half and set the tempo for the also opened things up for other took control of the game in the rest of the game." Falcons as BG used their bal- opening minutes after intermis- With 13 minutes left in the anced offensive attack to hold on sion and posted a 70-57 victory contest BG pulled out to a 46-35 for the win. Saturday night. lead after Kline-Ruminski hit a "It's a situation where Bowling The win kept the Falcons, 11-5 little jumper in the lane. That Green has a lot of weapons," overall, 5-2 in the MAC, one game would be the only field goal that Crawford said. "You can shut behind front running Miami (6-2) BG would connect on over the them down for a while, but to in the conference race. Mean- next eight minutes. BG also shut down that many good while, the Zips left Anderson struggled at the free-throw line players for a whole game is diffi- Arena still in search of their first during this span as they missed cult." league victory as they dropped to on six of its 11 attempts. 6-10,0-7. But, unlike the Central Michi- After building a 23-16 lead at After falling behind by as gan game where BG collapsed in the 7:55 mark of the first half the many as seven points in the early the second half, the Falcon de- Falcons' offense went into hiding going the Zips rallied, behind a fense protected their lead until as was only able to score five strong 55 percent shooting per- the offense was able to regroup. points while the Zips were able to formance from the floor, to gain It was freshman guard Antonio pull even. a 28-28 tie at the half way point. Daniels that finally got the "I thought in terms of execut- offense back on track. With just "I thought the game was ing and shooting the basketball under five minutes remaining, played at Akron's tempo for the that's probably as good a half on and BG clinging to a seven point first 20 minutes," BG head coach the road as we've had this year," lead, Daniels pulled off the play Jim Larranaga said. "It was al- Akron head coach Coleman of the game. most like both teams were satis- Crawford said. With the shot clock winding fied to be tied at the half." The Zips, playing their fourth down Daniels drove past his man, "I told the guys at halftime that game in eight days, however, spun around another and then di- I wanted them to go out and play were not able to keep pace with shed off a perfect pass to Floyd our game and control the tempo," the Falcons in the opening Miller who capped off the play Larranaga said. "I thought that minutes of the second half. BG with a thundering two-hand slam. we went out in the first four or started the second stanza with a Daniels scored eight of his 15 five minutes (of the second half) 14-2 run and never relinquished points over the last five minutes and established our game and the lead the rest of the way. of the game. were able to take command." BG center Shane Kline- "I thought that Antonio Daniels Kline-Ruminski lead all The BG Ntwi/Nalku Wallace Ruminski said that the Falcons' did a heckuva job for Bowling scorers as he poured in 20 points Falcon point guard Susie Cassell looks for an open teammate to pass the ball to during BG's 91-59 win spurt after intermission was the Green when things had to be while Torrey Kershaw paced the over the Akron Zips Saturday. The women's basketball team raised its all-time record against the Zips key to the game. done," Crawford said. "He Zips with 15. to 16-0 with the win. repeat as champs Smith runs wild in Super win

ATLANTA - The Dallas But it was Washington who of his yards on the next drive, Cowboys are champions again turned the game around as the scoring from 15 yards out to and the Buffi to Bills are the Cowboys became just the fifth give Dallas a 20-13 lead. Lett, undisputed k'ngs of the Super team to win in consecutive Charles Haley, Jim Jeffcoat Bowl flop. years and tied San Francisco and Darren Woodson, mean- The Cow- and Pittsburgh with four Super while, all made big defensive boys and the Bowl victories. plays to shut down a Buffalo Bills both Washington returned a fum- offense that had rung up 216 made Super ble 46 yards for a touchdown, yards In the first half. Bowl history intercepted a pass in the fourth It was not a great day for Sunday, quarter that led to another, and Troy Aikman, last year's MVP. thanks to two forced a first-half fumble that He was 19 of 27 for 207 unlikely led to a field goal. Both fumbles yards, but couldn't get the ball stars, James were by Buffalo's star running in the end zone in the first half, Washington back, Thurman Thomas, whose when Buffalo's Jim Kelly was and a frustration seemed to symbo- moving the ball up and down redeemed Smith lize the entire team's. the field with ease, passing for Leon Lett. Lett, who has had to endure 176 yards before intermissiion. Washington, a backup safety, two notorious gaffes, made the But Kelly finished with just 260 had a hand in 17 of Dallas' play that turned the game, yards on 31 of 50 passing. points as they beat the Bills stripping Thomas of the ball on Smith, the league's MVP in 30-13 and won their second the third play of the second the regular season, added the straight NFL title and sent Buf- half with Buffalo holding a 13-6 Super Bowl MVP award to his falo to a record fourth straight lead. collection. Super Bowl defeat. Washington, whose intercep- After being held to 41 yards No franchise in the history of tion led to Dallas' first touch- on 10 carries in the first half, American team sports has lost down in last year's 52-17 rout of he took over after Lett and the championship game four Buffalo, picked it up and ram- Washington had combined to straight times. bled in for the touchdown that tie It and Jeffcoat and Haley Emmitt Smith ran for 132 tied the game, changed the had combined on a 13-yard sack yards and two touchdowns as momentum forever and guar- of Kelly on Buffalo's next se- Dallas became the 10th straight anteed Buffalo its place In NFL ries. NFC team to win the league's history. Dallas then got the ball on its title game by outscoring the Smith and the Dallas defense own 36 and Smith carried for 9 Bills 244) In the second half then took over. yards, then ran for 3 yards Smith rushed rushing for 61 then 9.7, 14 and 4. APpkM* after trailing 13-6 at halftime. Sports The BG News page eight Monday, January 31, 1994 Hockey slain by sly Spartans by Pat Murphy stopped just 26 out of 34 shots, News sports writer BG was blownout. Tuesday he Michigan State scores three goals in 71 seconds kept the Brown and Orange in the The Spartans of Michigan State game. used three goals in 71 seconds of game I have ever been involved The detontator, as he has been in period on a breakaway. Carter "I wanted to play better defen- The big Spartan guns fired the second period to down the in," York said. all the games against the Brown flew down the left side and slid sive hockey, but tonight our de- many times on Friday. Carter Falcon icers 8-1 and leave head With BG still in the game at 3-1 and Orange this year, was Anson the puck through the crease. BG fense was our goaltender," had a goal and an assist, Steve coach Jerry York confused. mid-way through the second Carter. goalie Will Clarke dove, but Mason added. Guolla was the second star with 'I think it was the strangest 8-1 period, the Spartans exploded. After scoring earlier in the missed it and Chris Slater scored Late in the second period, Bu- one goal and two assists and Rem into the open net at 16:16. zak stoned Jamie Williams who Murray had one goal. '"wenty-five seconds later was parked in front of the goal, Carter and Guolla have had MSU made it 5-1 on Tony Tuzzo- and MSU turned the great save success against BG this year, lino's goal, and 46 seconds after into a goal on the other end by Carter has four points in three that it was 6-1 when Chris Sulli- Slater. games and Guolla has five. van scored. 'After two periods Buzak had 'Bowling Green is a good In just over a minute the Spar- 30 saves, we haven't had that all hockey club, we try to get up for tans had squashed any hopes of a year let alone against a team with a good hockey club. We try to put BG upset. Michigan State's defensive some numbers on the beard," •We self-distructed and just prowess," York said. "I thought Carter said. gave them goals from harmless Micheal Buzak played outstand- situations. I thought the four ing." The lone Falcon goal was goals in the second period were This was the second consecu- scored in the first period. Jason not the result of anything else but tive game in which BG got over Helbing redirected a pass from us giving them the goals," York 30 shots, but came away with Brett Punchard past Buzak at the said. only one goal. Tuesday night at 13:57 mark. It was Helbing's 'Tonight it was a run and gun Michigan the Falcons pounded 36 ninth goal of the season. game and we had the better goa- shots on UM goalie Steve Shields, lie," Spartan head coach Ron but lit the lamp just once. This week's losses leaves BG at Mason said. "We are just not capitalizing on .500, 11-11-2 overall after start- MSU goalie Mike Buzak was our chances. We just have to ing 6-0-1. With Miami and the difference. He stopped 38 out keep swinging," York said. Western Michigan both winning of 39 shots for the game. He had Clarke's second test as the twice this weekend, the Falcons 30 saves after the first two number one goalie didn't go as dropped from fourth to sixth in periods. well as the first. Friday, Clarke the conference standings. Statistics do lie when it comes to BG hockey by Brian Mart News sports writer show for its effort after Friday's It seems as if every statistic 8-1 crushing defeat at the hands points to a Falcon victory. Falcon coach Jerry York could of the Michigan State Spartans. Falcon coaches keep a stat on The BG Newi/ROM Wcltzner only describe it as "the strangest BG put pressure on MSU goal- completed passes, which indi- Bowling Green's Jeff Elvin (14) looks to skate past Michigan's States Nicolas Perrault (2) during the 8 to 1 hockey game I've ever tender Mike Buzak from the cates how well a team is keeping Spartans 8-1 spanking of the Falcons. been involved with." opening tip until the final horn, possesion of the puck and execut- The numbers getting off 39 shots in all. Only ing its offense. support him. twice this season have the Fal- "Usually we get about 150 Despite set- l*III cons fired more shots on net dur- completed passes per game," HI IllS ting season ing a Central Collegiate Hockey York said. "[Friday], we had al- bests in a num- Association contest. most 200 after two periods. ber of statisti- Yet, for the third consecutive •SUf cal catergories, game, BG managed to net the the Falcon puck only once. "The goalie-god was hockey team BG also managed to play well only has its on special teams, allowing MSU with me. Poor Mr. worst loss of only two power play opportuni- Clarke got the shaft the season to ties, both of which were killed. at the other end, but SPRING The attempts were a season low for Falcon opponents. we all have those . Defensively, BG allowed 34 nights." SPRING BREAK '94 shots on goaltender Will Clarke - which is five less than it pro- duced. Mike Buzak, Spartan goalie BREAKCOMPLETE FIVE 8 SEVEN NIGHT TRIPS March 18 - 25, 1994 "I wish I could say it was an 8 Enjoy the excitement and non-stop fun of Spring Break at the to 1 game and we were blown out TH most popular resort destination... choice of 5 Beachfront hotels! of the building and that we're not 13 INCLUDES: in the same ballpark with that ' Roundtrip air Irom Detroit (Friday evening departure A return) • 7 Nights hotel team. • Transfers between Cancun Airport t hotel • Tour rep services In Cancun "That's what generally hap- Club Las Perlas Calinda Beach pens when it's 8 to 1, you walk 194-room hotel on beach, minutes 470-room hotel with a large beach, away saying 'Wow', but we're from downtown with 2 small pools, watersports facility, pool, 2 ban/ walking away saying 'Geez, a lot 1 pool bar, plus two restaurants. restaurants, and close to nightclubs. of the game was back and forth, Triple *559 Triple «659 yet we made unbeleivable mis- Quad $519 Quad 9399 takes to give them goals.'" The problem for BG could not Casa Maya Oasis Cancun • VERY LIMITtO SPACE • be seen in the stats. The Falcons 327 rooms featuring I -BR Oceanvicw 965 room mega-resort on huge made life difficult for them- Suites with living room, refrigerator, beach with 3 giant pools, tennis selves by giving the Spartans cable TV, 2 pooh, watersports courts, 4 ban, 5 restaurants, and facility. 3 ban &c 3 restaurants. entertainment night 6c day. easy goal after easy goal, while Buzak made spectacular save Triple *729 Triple: *699 Quad *679 after spectacular save. Quad '629 "I got a little lucky tonight, re- ALSO AVAILABLE: bounds were going to the right Deluxe Beachfront places and things," Buzak said. Cancun Palace Hotel "The goalie-god was with me. 50UTH PADRE ISLAND Prices MI* par paraon ana In USS, plat Poor Mr. Clarke got the shaft at $3i lor daparttna lain and aliport taut. Traoel Charter Cnanar Participant Agiaamant raqulrad INTCHNATIOMAL KLEVERS the other end, but we all have those nights." 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DEADLINE MARCH 7. 1994 The BG News Sports Monday, January 31, 1994 page nine Buzzer-beater lifts UT; Records are erased Miami in control of MAC Women's swim team looks impressive of our swimmers solidified Toledo 78, Ohio 77 four of the 10 shots Miami of Michigan couldn't convert, hit- by Andy Uugan without pressure and it gave us News sports writer an opportunity to swim the their positions as being top Ohio hit from 3-point range, as ting just 1 of 6 from the charity performers in their events or TOLEDO, Ohio -- Archie Fuller Miami defeated Ball State 77-S9 stripe, while Eastern Michigan least likely events than they This weekend was a record- normally would do." at least solid contenders. The missed a 3-point attempt, got his Saturday to retain first place in was 15 of 20 from the line. records set by our swimmers own rebound and dribbled back the Mid-American Conference. breaking one for the women's Other victories for the Fal- Tyrone Hicks led the Chippe- will never be broken." behind the line, then hit the Miami, which leads the confer- was with 16 points, Torrey Mills swim team, as the Falcons set cons Friday included: the pool records in both their win 200-yard medley relay with a McCulloch, the team's only game-winner with less than a ence in offense and 3-point field had 12 and Marcus Culbreth had senior and captain, and sopho- second left as Toledo beat Ohio goal shooting, connected on 47.6 11 points and 16 rebounds. over Xavier and their loss to time of 1:58.40; Steph McColley University 78-77 Saturday night. Miami. in the 200-yard individual med- more Cheryl Patteson put their percent of its 3-point attempts as Kareem Carpenter had 11 names forever in the history There were 11 lead changes in it made 10-of-21 shots. Overall, points and was the only other Ea- BG won 44-41 against Xavier ley (2:16.28); Josie McCulloch Friday, with sophomore in the SO-yard freestyle (27.13); books of Miami swimming. gles player to reach double fig- McCulloch won the 100 and ures. Heather Williams making a and Lynne Rutherford in the mark in the 100-yard back- 100-yard free (55.92). 200-yard breaststrokes with Kent 81, Western 63 stroke as she got the pool re- In the second-to-last meet pool records of 1:04.48 and cord with a time of 1:01.46. that Miami University's Bill- 2:19.15. while Patteson broke a KENT, Ohio - Rod Koch scored Head coach Brian Gordon ings Natatorium will ever host pool record in the 400-yard in- Basketball' 24 points and grabbed eight re- explained that the close score before it is torn down, BG dividual medley with a time of bounds as Kent State beat was a result of swimming mul- managed to establish some ir- 4:29.16. Western Michigan 81-63 Satur- tiple exhibitions as well as replaceable marks in the histo- Patteson also won the day night in the Mid-American having swimmers compete in ry of swimming. 100-yard freestyle (53.29) and Conference. events they normally would The Falcons lost to the Red- 200-yard butterfly (2:05.59). James Johnson hit a 3-point not. skins 175.5-124.5, but they McCulloch's time in the 200 shot with 16:53 left in the first "There are some meets on didn't go down without taking a was the 18th time she has gone half to break a 4-4 tie and give our schedule that don't bring few pool records with them. under 2:20 in her career. She the Golden Flashes (9-7 overall, out the best in our swimmers," Gordon said the meet was a also holds the conference's 18 4-4 MAC) the lead for good. Kent Gordon said. "This allows us to season highlight. fastest times ever. State never trailed in the game swim different events and "I thought they swam their "Considering the pool, those but was tied twice. work on different phases of our best meet of the year," he said. Roundup Koch hit eight of 12 shots from swimming. It was nice to swim "On the positive side, several See RECORDS, page eleven. the floor, including two 3-poin- ters, and six of seven free throws for Kent State, which was play- Scoreboard ing its fourth game in eight days. a wild second half, with Toledo Miami shot 46 percent and hit- Men's lloopi Hooper 1-3 3-4 12 0 3 5 Kent Slate 4 4 9 7 overcoming a three-point deficit ting 17-of-37 attempts in the sec- Kent State, shooting 47 percent Bowling Green (7») Kulics 2-5 0-0 0-2 1 6 6 Toledo 4 4 9 7 ond half. in the first half to 33 percent for ff n rb HeUmann 24 0-0 0-2 2 1 4 Ball Stale 4 4 9 7 in the last 11 seconds. mln m-a m-a o-l pf a Ip Devin Davis had 14 points and Western Michigan (11-6, 4-4), led Albers 1-14 3-4 4.5 2 2 19 Cents* Michigai 2 6 3 13 The shot by Fuller, who led the Komivee 28 2-1 1-2 0-2 4 17 Koesler 3-3 00 0-3 0 2 6 Akron 0 1 6 10 Rockets with 24 points, spoiled a Derrick Cross scored 13 for 46-24 with 1:06 left in the half. Milt* II 5-7 0-0 1-3 2 0 10 Aull 0-2 0-10-0 13 0 33-point, 16-rebound night by Miami (12^1 overall, 7-1 MAC). Western Michigan, which K Ruminski 33 7-12 6-9 1-6 3 1 20 Nueemeyer 3-3 2-3 0-3 3 0 1 Saturday's Results

Ohio U.'s Gary Trent. Mark Hardwick topped Ball trailed 47-28 at halftime, never Daniela 34 3-7 9-10 l-l 0 4 IS DeLoyc 0.1 04) 3-4 2 0 2 Bowling Green 70. Akron 57 l.rani,i 34 3-5 3-6 0-5 2 3 9 TOTALS 2M 37-64 15-2117-31 17 26 91 Miami 77, Ball Stale 59 Toledo, 9-7 overall and 4-4 in State (8-8,4-4) with 15 points. got closer than 62-49 on Mike Lynch 21 0-1 2-7 0-5 10 2 Percentages: FG-578. FT-.7I4, 3-poinl goals Toledo "a. Ohio 77 the Mid-American Conference, Miami, which had lost five Handlogten's 3-point shot with Comer 20 0-3 5-7 2-2 12 5 2-6 (Kulics 2). Kenl Stale 81. Western Michigsn 63 straight times to the Cardinals 9:05 left. Knopoer 4 1-1 0-0 O0 I 0 2 Akron (59) Eastern Michigan 74, Contra) michigan 60 had led by as many as 12 points in Swanson 5 04) 0-0 04 0 0 0 Koster II 2-4 04) 1-2 the first half. But Ohio U., 12-7 here, never trailed, and the game Milnsrk 1 0-0 0-0 00 0 0 0 Greenwood 25 0-5 1-2 0-3 Wednesday's Games and 4-4 MAC, came back from a was tied only once. Consecutive WOMEN Steeple 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Peddicord 21 4-7 1-2 3-5 Miami al Akron 40-35 halftime deficit to build a baskets by Hakim, the MAC'S Olio 1 0-0 00 00 0 0 0 Chavanne 2-6 CM) 0-1 Eastern Michigan al Bowling Green Continued from page seven. TOTALS 2N 21-44 26-41 7-21 14 II 79 player of the week when he Holmes 1-4 04) 02 2 Toledo al Central Michigan 56-51 lead with 10:03 left on a Percentages: FG-.477; FT- 634;3-poinl goals Neurour 1-2 04) l-l 3 Kenl Stale at Ohio Trent jumper in the lane. scored 50 points in two games well, they are a very fundamen- 2-10 (Komivee 2) Timco 0-0 04) 1-0 I 0 0 Ball Slate al Western Michigan After a 6-0 run put the Rockets last week, put Miami ahead to tally sound team with great bas- Akron 157i Bell 1-1 0-3 0-0 2 0 2 Women's Standings ketball players," Akron coach Sunford 23 41 0-0 0-4 4 0 8 Blackburn 0-3 04) 2-2 I 0 0 Conference Overs!) back on top, the teams traded the stay 8-4. Mary Ann Grimes said. Kcnhaw 31 6-11 2-3 1-9 4 5 15 Lamb 5-5 CM) 1-2 0 10 School W L W L lead, with Toledo going ahead A 3-pointer by Hakim with 6:05 Jackson 24 1-3 2-4 0-4 2 2 4 Si 3-4 0 0 1-2 0 6 Toledo 10 15 1 73-72 on a pair of free throws by left in the first half gave Miami a Other leading Falcons that Mann 29 2-4 0-0 0.1 5 2 5 Swaruweldex23 6-14 6-1 2-3 1 3 II BowlingGreen 7 1 13 3 added to the BG tally were Mi- lenkins 36 4-6 2-3 1-2 4 4 11 Colcman 3 0-1 04) 0-1 0 0 0 Ohio 6 2 10 6 Scoop Williams with 1:12 left. 26-15 lead, and Ball State never chelle Shade and Talita Scon. Fnenon 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 TOTALS 200 25-5* * I'll >'i 16 10 59 Kent 5 3 II 4 A Trent rebound follow at the drew closer than nine points Kellum 10 1-5 0-0 1-2 112 Percentages: FG-.446; FT- 533; 3-pcanl goals .Miami 4 4 9 7 51-second mark put the Bobcats again. Shade, who is averaging 16 points Bell 22 1-4 0-0 0-1 4 1 2 I-7 (Neurour). Central Michigan 4 4 7 9 back on top 74-73. A Toledo miss The last time Ball State trailed a game, was the team's second Richardson 9 3-6 1-2 3-5 4 0 7 Western Michigan 3 5 9 7 leading scorer with 18 points. TOTALS 2H 23-St 7-12 9-33 21 II 57 Akron 2 6 4 12 was followed by Gus Johnson by nine was 61-52 after Jerrmal Percentages: FO-.460. FT- 583, 3-pouu goals BaU State 17 3 12 making two free throws to build Sylvester hit two free throws Scott poured in 12 in 25 minutes 4-12 (Kershawl. Mann 1. Jenkins I. Fnersonl) MId-Amerkan Conference Eastern Michigan 0 8 1 14 the lead to 76-73. with 7:36 to play. Miami respond- of play. Women's Hoops Men's Standing! Everything went the Falcons' Bowling Green (91) Conference Overall Saturday's Results But with 11 seconds left, Craig ed with a 12-2 spurt to open a fg fl rb School W L W L Bowling Green 91. Akron 59 Thames hit two foul shots for 73-54 lead and went on to lead by way, including a Jenny Kulics' mln m-a m-a o I pi a Ip Miami 7 1 12 4 Toledo 75. Ohio 52 Toledo. One second later, as many as 21 points. three-point bomb that hit nothing Shade 24 7-13 4-1 3-5 3 1 II BowlmgGreen 6 2 11 5 Miami 62. BaU Stale 46 but net as time expired. Scon 25 5-6 2-2 1-1 1 2 12 Eastern Michigan 5 3 10 6 Kent State 81. Western Michigan 10 Thames fouled Johnson and The Cardinals played most of Willisms II 4-5 1-3 3-4 0 0 9 Western Michigan 4 4 II 6 Central Michigan 69, Eastern Michigan 49 Johnson missed the first but the second half without starting "We had two good havles. Cassell 23 2-5 0-0 1-92 2 6 4 Ohio 4 4 12 7 made the second foul shot. center David Broz, who struck Everyone came in and did a good Toledo hurried the ball down- his head on the floor while going job. They kept their intensity up court, with Fuller missing his up for a rebound. He was taken to and that is what we need," Clark first 3-point attempt. But he Ball Hospital for a preliminary said. r CHARLESTOWN APTS. came up to retrieve the long re- examination. ♦ bound, then dribbled behind the AND 3-point arc and hit the second. Eastern 74, Central 60 Amid confusion on the floor, Hey, Commuters! MID AM MANOR game officials decided there was YPSILANTI, Mich. - Brian • NOW RENTING* .9 second left. 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Sports The BG News page ten Monday, January 31, 1994 Dorsett heads to Hall Dallas running back leads Canton electees

by Hal Bock first time around." for more than 1,000 yards each of The Associated Press "In my mind, this is the best the next three years. He finished fraternity there is." with 7,274 yards rushing. ATLANTA - Running back Dorsett arrived in Dallas in Johnson, the brother of 1960 Tony Dorsett led the charge of 1977, two years after White. Olympic decathlon champion six NFL greats into the Pro Foot- Together, they played in five Rafer Johnson, played 16 seasons ball Hall of Fame Saturday, cele- NFC championship games and for the 49ers and had 47 intercep- brating his election with a shout. two Super Bowls. tions, second most in club histo- "To the Hall, y'all," Dorsett Dorsett finished his career as ry. He was a four-time All-Pro. exclaimed. "Here I come!" the league's second-leading He reaches Canton with some rusher and set a record that will Smith played from 1963-77 impressive company, including never be broken with a 99-yard with the Cardinals and finished longtime Dallas teammate Randy TD run against Minnesota Jan. 3, his career with Dorsett and White, who anchored the Cow- 1983. For him, though, winning White on Dallas' 1978 NFC boys defense while Dorsett was the Super Bowl in 1978 oversha- champions. He played in five leading the offense. dowed his other accomplish- straight Pro Bowls and finished Also elected were Minnesota ments. his career with 480 catches for coach Bud Grant, San Francisco Like Dorsett, White was 7,918 yards and 40 TDs. He was cornerback Jimmy Johnson, St. elected in his first year on the the all-time top receiver among Louis tight end Jackie Smith and ballot. He shared MVP honors in tight ends when he retired. Cleveland running back Leroy the 1978 Super Bowl and played Kelly. in nine straight Pro Bowls from Grant coached the Vikings for Dorsett finished his career 1978 to 1986. He finished with 18 years, compiling a record of with 12,739 rushing yards and 77 1,104 tackles, second most in 158-96-5. He also won 10 games in touchdowns. That followed a He- Cowboys history. the postseason and led Minnesota isman Trophy-winning career at Dorsett and Kelly are the 20th to 11 division championships. His Pittsburgh, where he set an and 21st modern era running teams lost four Super Bowl ap- NCAA record with 6,082 yards backs elected to the Hall of pearances. But he won four Grey rushing and became the first col- Fame. Kelly, who played from Cups while coaching Winnipeg of lege player to have three 1964-1973 with the Browns, made the Canadian Football League. 1,500-yard rushing seasons. it as a senior candidate, a player "This is the best call I've had in who completed 60 percent of his The Hall of Fame Class of 1994 a long time," he said when Hall of career 25 years ago. will assemble for the first time at Fame director Pete Elliott tele- Kelly backed up Jim Brown for next week's Pro Bowl in Hono- plioned him with the news. "It's his first two seasons, then re- lulu and will be inducted at Can- quite an honor to be elected the placed Brown in 1966 and rushed ton Julv 30 Bo will know California The Associated Press $500,000 but can earn more than us," Angels general manager Bill $1 million with bonuses in the Bavasi said. "I think we have a ANAHEIM, Calif. - Free agent one-year deal, the Los Angeles nice club on the field, but we're Bo Jackson has tentatively Times said. not in position to absorb injur- agreed to contract terms with the The former football player be- ies." California Angels, according to a came a free agent three weeks The team is planning to sched- published report Sunday. ago when he rejected Chicago's ule a news conference this week, Jackson, who played with an arbitration offer. the Times said. AP photo artificial hip in 85 games last He will try out for the starting Jackson's best year came in Tony Dorsett, seen in this 1987 file r'hoto, beads the list of six NFL greats who were Inducted Into the season for the Chicago White left field job. 1989, when he hit .256 with 32 Pro Football Hill of Fame Saturday. Dorsett celebrated his election by shouting "To the Hall y'all, here Sox, will be guaranteed less than "He's a guy we think can help home runs and 105 RBIs. I come!" HOME FALCON BASKETBALL WEDNESDAY vs. EASTERN... WOMEN 5:45, MEN 8:00! G Come win CASH ... be a contestant in either of the Halftime Shootouts! Time Is DGSU Students Win a "Spring Break" Running trip for 2 to Panama City Out Reservations & Accomodations for Sponsored by UAO Two trips senior portraits! for 2 to be drawn on the morning of Feb 9, 1994 Our professional studio photographer is here for only Registrations Dates: Jan 24, 1994-Feb 8, 1994 5 more days! Stop by McDonalds to Register

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Mantle's closest friends on the PORTLAND. Ore. -- Two Courthouse on Saturday, re- officials were considering an he would like to co-author a book True said Mantle entered the Yankees, told New York's Daily weeks before the Winter portedly trying to work out a alternate skater for the Games. about his 1956 Triple Crown Betty Ford Center in Rancho News, "I just hope he's going to Games are to begin, Tonya deal that will reduce his jail season. Mirage, Calif., about three weeks be OK I know he's always been Harding's chances of skating time and implicate his former Gillooly's attorney, Ron "Great idea, ago and is expected to complete concerned about death because for the U.S. team and avoiding wife. Hoevet, would not say if Gil- but I don't re- treatment next month. But True his father died at such a young criminal charges appeared And as investigators in De- looly was there to testify be- member any- said Mantle understands that his age." bleak as investigators gathered troit, the site of the Jan. 6 at- fore the grand jury investigat- thing from that alcohol problems won't be easy to Mantle's father died of Hodg- new evidence in the attack on tack that knocked Kerrigan ing the case. There were indi- year," Mantle overcome. kin's disease at 41. Mantle was hampered by injur- Nancy Kerrigan. from the U.S. Figure Skating cations, however, that the said. "He's going to have to continue grand jury was in session Sat- Memory loss, his recovery," he said. "It's going ies throughout his career, but urday. caused by to be over an extended period of still won four American League Hoevet said he and Gillooly years of heavy time. He seems very resolute in home run titles and three AL would make a public statement drinking, was the times I've talked to him." Most Valuable Player awards. Friends, fans and former He hit a career-high 54 homers on Monday or Tuesday, a one of the Mantle strong indication that Gillooly reasons Mantle teammates said they hope the in 1961, but lost the AL title to planned to enter a plea then. recently checked into the Betty treatment will help Mantle, who teammate Roger Maris, who hit Investigators in Detroit re- Ford Center for treatment of his retired in 1968 after 18 seasons 61 to break Babe Ruth's record. portedly have information that alcohol abuse. with the New York Yankees. Mantle finished his career with Harding asked for Kerrigan's Mantle's business manager, "He was my idol," attorney 536 homers, now eighth on the hotel room number before the Roy True, said periodic black- Steve Young told Newsday at all-time list. attack and made several calls to her bodyguard, Shawn Eck- ardt, the day of the assault. The evidence is being gath- Court rules all NCAA ered in an apparent attempt to corroborate statements made by Eckardt, who publicly has implicated Harding, and Gil- looly, who reportedly has said athletes can be tested she was in on the alleged plot. iMILON by Bob Egelko Chief Justice Malcolm Lucas. He Stanford University athletes Gillooly, Eckardt, confessed The Associated Press said a requirement that the urine hit-man Shane Slant and Der- from the testing program since sample be given in the presence 1988. Those decisions found the rick Smith, who is accused of SAN FRANCISCO -- The Cali- of a monitor is justified by need program unecessary and in- driving the getaway car, all are fornia Supreme Court upheld the to prevent tampering. effective and said the NCAA had free on bail. NCAA's drug testing program The NCAA randomly tests ath- Meanwhile, USFSA is failed tc show any significant Friday in a ruling that may also letes for drugs at national cham- drug use by college athletes. strongly considering sending weaken privacy rights in the pionship events and football bowl 13-year-old Michelle Kwan to Craig Stewart, a lawyer for the workplace. games. All athletes must consent NCAA, said Stanford's unique the Lillehammer Games as an The court said the National to testing before the season to alternate, an unusual step. exemption had prompted com- Collegiate Athletic Association's remain eligible. plaints from some other schools. "It's not completely con- "legitimate interest" in "insuring The program, in effect since If the court had issued a state- firmed," association spokes- fair and vigorous competition" wide ruling against the program, woman Kristin Matta said. 1986, tests for steroids, amphe- and protecting athletes justified tamines and several other sub- he said, "the potential disruption "Given the circumstances, it's the urine testing program. stances. Testing was recently would have been even greater." definitely a possibility." College athletes, who undergo eliminated for a category of AP photo Kwan's representative is- frequent physical examinations drugs that included common In upholding the program sued a statement Saturday say- and dress and shower together, over-the-counter medications. based on a "legitimate interest," U.S. figure skater Nancy Kerrigan performs at the 1992 winter ing she continues to train. Olympics at Albertville, France. have a "diminished expectation The ruling overturned lower- the court disagreed with most of privacy," said the opinion by court decisions that exempted appellate courts.

RECORDS Austrian killed in ski crash backstroke with a season-best Continued from page nine. time of 2:08.57, while Pilling grabbed first place in the 500- Leaves four-year-old daughter times are tremendous," Gor- and 1000-yard Freesryles with don said. McCulloch agreed times of 5:04.90 and 10:20.64. by Nesha Starcevlc "It is a black day for all of us," with her coach. "Michelle and Jen had tre- The Associated Press Hubert Ostler, chief of the organ- "I went there to break those mendous meets," Gordon said. izing committee, said. records, but I didn't think I "Losing the first relay put us G A R M I S C H - Maier was the first skier to die was going to go as fast as I behind the eight-ball, but we PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany - as a result of a crash since an- did," McCulloch said. "Usua- came right back and won the Austrian Ulrike Maier, winner of other Austrian, Gernot Reinsta- lly I feel some pain at this 1000. We swam tough. It would two world titles, died Saturday dler, was killed in practice for a point In the season, but I didn't have taken perfect swims to after breaking her neck in a ter- downhill at Wengen, Switzerland, here. It was nice. It's nice to win the meet." rifying crash during a World Cup in 1991. know my records will be the O'Rourke found the meet to downhill race. Italian Leonardo David died in last records there." be her calling card in being Austrian and German officials 1986, seven years after crashing Patteson was happy with her where she wants to be this said Maier's right ski apparently in a downhill at Lake Placid, N.Y. victories for more than just season. hit a patch of soft snow, causing Two other Austrian skiers died pool records. "I had a tough time with ill- her to lose balance and to flip in recent years. Rudolf Nierlich After establishing the nesses and injuries at the be- around. was killed in a car crash in 1991, fastest time in the conference ginning of the season," O'- Her head then crashed into a and Peter Wirnsberger died in a two weeks ago in the 200-yard Rourke said. "I'm finally timing post, she lost her helmet, skiing accident in 1992. Nierlich butterfly, she faced Miami's swimming fast now." tumbled over several times and won the slalom and giant slalom flyer who won the Mid- Gordon reflected on the appeared to have been hit by one at the World Championships at American Conference in that meet as a learning experience of her skis that snapped free. Vail, Colo., in 1989, when Maier event two years ago. in preparing for their final Officials tried to revive her won her first world title. "It was nice to get the pool dual meet of the season. with mouth-to-mouth resus- At the 1992 Olympics at Al- record in the IM, considering "Miami reminds me of our citation and heart massage, said bertville, France, speed skier Ni- the pool is crappy," Patteson team a year ago," Gordon said. Karl Flock, a German team doc- cholas Bochatay of Switzerland said. "But l| felt real good to "They cover the events well tor who was on the scene. Chris- was killed when he skied into a beat that girl in the 200 fly. It and have strong leadership. toph Kruis, another doctor who snowplow during practice. made me feel good to know This meet, on the negative was on the scene, said Maier also Maier's death, two weeks be- that I can beat her." side, has shown us that we still was placed on a respirator. fore the opening of the Olympics Other wins for the Falcons don't have good relays. We Maier, 26, then was flown by at Lillehammer, Norway, were set by Jen O'Rourke and can't seem to put together a helicopter to an emergency acci- shocked the Austrian team and Michelle Pilling. winning relay yet. I'm con- dent hospital at Mumau, 15 miles the World Cup circuit. O'Rourke won the 200-yard cerned with that." east of this Bavarian resort, but a "We have lost a friend and a team of surgeons was unable to valuable team member," Aus- save her life. trian women's team chief Herwig "She had no chance," Guenter Demschar said. "I was near the AP photo Hofmann, a co-director of the site of the crash and I knew im- ^erfeet ^eueh Salon hospital, said. mediately that it was serious." Austrian skier Ulrike Maier, shown in a 1993 file photo, was killed He said Maier was virtually Maier was one of the pillars of when she broke her neck in an accident during a World Cup downhill Nails-full set fiberglass $32.95 dead upon arrival at the hospital. the powerful Austrian team. She race In Germany on Saturday. Balance - $17.95 gained her fifth World Cup vic- "Her neck was broken, the tory last week at Maribor, Slo- main artery was ripped, and no venia, in a giant slalom. - ask for Hope - surgery was possible," Hofmann said. Maier was pronounced dead Maier was the mother of a 2 hours after the crash. 4-year daughter, Melanie. Haircuts - $9.00 Updo's - $12.00 PERFECT OPPORTUNITY Perms $35 -65.00 Braids - $ 12.00 MAKING THE PERFECT PIZZA. High Lights $25 - 30.00 If you are 18 years or older and are looking for a Waxing: eyebrows $5.00 future, Papa John's® needs Assistant Managers and lips $3.50 - Jeff Fishbaugh ~ Shift Leaders now. 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