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Friday, April 19, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 120
The News' Briefs Israeli shells slam U.N.base Fidl Banian The Associated Press NL Scores QANA, Lebanon - A barrage of Israeli artillery shells slammed Pittsburgh 6 Into a U.N. base today, and a U.N. St. Louis 2 spokesman said at least 75 Le- banese refugees who had sought sanctuary from an Israeli mili- Chicago 7 tary offensive were killed. San Francisco 6 Other reports put the toll from the attack on the southern village of Qana as high as 94. More than AL Scores 100 people were wounded, and two Fijian soldiers with the U.N. peacekeeping force were report- Boston ed missing. 10 Baltimore The shelling sharply escalated 7 the violence In Lebanon and was a new shock to broader hopes of Milwaukee 8 peace In the Middle East. Presi- Kansas City dent Clinton called for a cease- 2 fire by all parties in the conflict and directed Secretary of State Groups sponsor Warren Christopher to travel to the region to help mediate. Senior Send Off The attack was the bloodiest The University Ambas- incident since Israeli troops went sadors, Undergraduate Alumni Association and on the offensive eight days ago to BGSU Alumni Association stop Hezbollah guerrillas from are sponsoring the eighth firing rockets on northern Israel. annual Senior Send Off It happened just as Israeli Celebration. Prime Minister Shimon Peres The event will Include and Palestinian leader Yasser carnival food, games and Arafat announced they would re- fun. It will take place in the sume their peacemaking and be- Mileti Alumni Center on gin talks on a final settlement. April 25. The games begin at 6:30 p.m., and the pro- There was no way to know im- gram will begin at 7:30 p.m. mediately what Impact the shell- Jason Jackson, a 1994 Uni- ing would have on the peace pro- versity alumnus who now cess. The AaMclated PrtM works at ESPN, will be the Most of the casualties were An unidentified man is treated for wounds after Israeli artillery shells I Lebanese refugees who had sought sanctuary were killed. President guest speaker. people who had gathered under a slammed into a U.N. base Thursday. A U.N spokesman said at least 751 Clinton called for a cease-fire by all parties In the conflict. The Outstanding Senior traditional bouri hut that Fijian of 1996 wUl also be an- soldiers built to remind them- Katyusha rockets and eight mor- the Fijian battalion, U.N. officers works as a liaison officer for the People were burning inside the. nounced. selves of their Pacific Island tars at Israel from an area 300 said. U.N. force said from the scene. building, and "it took a long time: All seniors graduating in home, he said. May, August or December yards away from the Fijian com- "We're under fire," a radio "I had to walk over bodies that to convince the Israelis to stop are invited to attend. Stu- Israel's foreign minister, Ehud pound 15 minutes before Israeli operator at the base said, his covered the walkways at the firing," he said. dents can RSVP until April Barak, called the attack on the gunners opened fire, U.N. voice choking as he relayed word base," he said. Two buildings were destroyed 22 or contact the Alumni base an "unfortunate mistake." spokeswoman Sylvana Foa said, of the attack to other U.N. posts. Most of the victims had been in and others were damaged, U.N. Center at 372-2701. But Peres placed the blame on quoting the commander of the "Shells are landing on headquar- the bouri hut when the Israeli officials said. Lebanese guerrillas and said Is- U.N. peacekeeping mission in ters. People are dying here." bombardment began. No firm casualty count was rael had an obligation to defend Lebanon. ' "My white rubber shoes have "There were many shells, and available, and Goksel said the Executive to discuss itself against guerrilla attacks. At least five 155-mm howitzer turned red from the blood," said it caught fire," U.N. spokesman Hezbollah guerrillas fired two shells struck the headquarters of Hassan Seklawi, a Lebanese who Timor Goksel said. See LEBANON, page fix. reengineering sales operations Executive from IBM, Federal Express Corp. and Large retailers help Football season is coming Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. will tell how reeng- ineering their sales opera- tions has Improved produc- smaller businesses tivity and customer satis- Brando* Wray under were struggling anyway faction during a symposium regardless of what the major re- April 19 In 101 Olscamp The BC News Hall. The presentation will tailers did," Wicks said."As local occur at 9, 9:50, 11:20 a.m. In the last few years many business owners, we try to com- and 1:45 p.m., respectively. large businesses have moved Into pliment what the large stores do, the Bowling Green area. Wal- and most of us are fairly success- Using the theme "Compe- Mart, 1120 S. Main, and K-Mart, ful. Right now there is only one titive Advantage Through 1111 S. Main, have arrived,and vacancy downtown, which is Reengineering Sales Opera- Meijer Is coming within the next excellent compared to many tions," the University's two years. Although these stores towns that have half of their eighth annual marketing are major retailers who have the storefronts empty." symposium will examine reputation of driving out the the process of restructuring local businesses in areas they operations, changes In training and evaluating move Into, that has not been the "Businesses like the sales personnel, creation of case in Bowling Green, accord- a clear customer focus and ing to Chuck VanRenterghem, cafes and custom communication through executive director of the Down- stores do not face electronic means. town Business Association. Compiled from staff and "Only the businesses that competition from wire report*. carry the same merchandise as those stores." Ell« K*mc»Kimi< AiiKlated Prtu the major retailers are affected," Chuck VanRenterghem Aerobics Instructor Susan Bernecker leads a group of New Orlean Saints football players In some VanRenterghem sald."Many of exercises. the smaller retailers offer prod- Downtown Business Association ucts and services that a K-Mart director Quote of or a Wal-Mart cant offer. Busi- j the day nesses like the cafes and custom Wicks added Bowling Green stores do not face competition has had large retailers in the area Campus prepares for Beta 500 from those stores." since the early seventies with |"My white "The smaller local merchants stores like Rink's, and the local Genell Pavellch Andy Phelan, Beta 500 chair- ing lot. rubber really compliment rather than merchants have learned how to The BC News man, said the event should be a Brian Lantz, assistant Beta 500 shoes have compete with the major re- deal with them. lot of fun and the members of the chairman, said the participants [turned red tailers," VanRenterghem added. Jeff Aber, support manager for The student services parking fraternity would like a good In the race really get Into the Some local merchants do shut Wal-Mart, also said that the smal- lot will be packed full of students turnout competition, as well as the mem- from the down when big business comes, ler local merchants offer and members of the community "This is an incredible event to bers of the different chapters fclood." but those merchants are usually different products and services this Saturday when the annual see," he said. "It is a fun day, and cheering them on. | Hassan Seklawi, the ones that are struggling, said that the larger stores are not able Beta 500 philanthropy takes the races are exciting because of "I mink this philanthropy Is so Lebanese liasion Kelly Wicks, owner of Grounds to offer because of their size. place. The philanthropy, spon- the level of competition between popular because all the fraterni- For Thought coffeehouse, 174 a "Whenever we don't have a sored by the Beta Theta PI the chapters." ties and sororities make It so about the bombing Main, and the Coffee Roast Com- product, we always refer the cus- fraternity, raises money for the The Beta 500 race will start at big," Lantz said. "Some of the pany. Ronald McDonald House of 12:30 p.m. on Saturday at the "Most of the businesses that go See BUSINESSES, page four. Northwest Ohio. Student Services Building park- See BETA page six. Colored Ink Opinion
page two Friday, April 19,1996 E.A.R.tothe The impact of common cents Two heads are better than one. peared I could think like a sociogist Then why do Americans insist It may have been the look of and say, "It's so the folks in Ground... that the Individual can always dawning horror on my face as I power can separate the masses triumph over the collective? counted my three dimes over and and enforce their will upon all Why does society cast a down- over. It could have been the non-privileged people." ward glance at those who enter smirk on the face of video guy. That view Just seems too dim. x\ 11 right, we know we're not the only ones sick of low wage public service Jobs like Or maybe it was my girlfriend I could use a conservative classes. But, if s just not right for professors to video- social worker, public defendant, yelling "You're such an idiot. If point of view and comment. tape their lectures, pop them in the VCR and then leave. etc.? you really cared about our re- These people simply Just dont Pretty soon, we'll be sending professors videotapes of And, while I'm at It, what's with lationship you'd have checked tug hard enough at their boot- us taking notes of their lectures. that fence that splits the Univer- the cost of a video before we straps. I mean, I had no problem *** sity into east and west factions? even left the house. You don't going to college and getting a Job . Iowa's done it, Central Michigan's done, when is BG Furthermore, is it true that girls love me." at Dad's company." going to do it? No, we're not talking about winning a on the east side of the fence dont Whatever the reason, the cus- That seems a bit silly. championship trophy, we're talking about guaranteeing shave their armpits? And when tomer before us handed over 35 the wall falls will we find that the cents with a smile. Or maybe I could assume the a degree in four years and no more. east side of campus is lagging far "Just keep It," she said. position of a cultural observer We know it's going to take something on our part, but behind in industry and workman- Thanks to this woman, I'm still and think, "TV has given us a there's no reason the University can't put in the effort, ship? hanging on to my relationship, I false view of reality. It twists the too. These are the kinds of thoughts got the film, and I know the iden- American Dream to sell Snickers that kept me out of the really Peiffer tity of Kaiser Soze. bars." *** good lawsuit-less Journalism Maybe a lame example, but I dont think I buy that either. What's up with turning the Oklahoma City bombing schools. Damn, it's a lot harder to this giving lass taught me a les- TV doesn't have that much con- into a national holiday? It's not National Terrorism Day, pound these things out in BG's son: panhandling can be lucra- trol. I certainly never wanted to or a time for people to take advantage of others' sorrow. newfound 70 degree weather. counter - where I met my neme- tive. be Bo Duke (Although I thought We need to leave these people alone, not celebrate in Anyway, it seems like Ameri- sis. Actually, I learned that being pretty highly of Daisy - see in- cans from the Freemen to "Free "Mr. Peiffer, congratulations, interdependent with folks can be dependent sex life). their destruction. Willy" have consistantly en- you nearly made our late fee all- much more satisfying than the dorsed the idea of a single star list," the video man said, loneliness of independence. The truth is that It's probably a *** saddleman riding off into the daring me to attempt a rental. "I Don't believe me? mixture of all these theories, but The Ohio Freemen have announced they will declare sunset School taught me that trust that Talk Radio' was worth Ask yourself, which boat rows I guess I come from the naive war on the U.S. if anything happens to any of the Free- with some hard work, a clean your SO dollars." more swiftly, a vessel with one half-full school of thought men in Montana. Better watch out for those five or six nose, dirty hands and a little "You bet," I replied, drawing a person at the helm or a shop with I guess in a pinch, I'd like to folks hiding under the rocks. "Gump-tloo" everything will line In the analog. "I think the a crew? Who's more ass kickin', think we'd all give up the 35 turn out Just fine. little lady here Is going to be Bruce Lee or the Delta Force? cents. *** And I sorta believed it - until opening a new account - with no And what's better, the Independ- We're all for recreational sports, but there's nothing Kaiser Sozc showed me the way. late charges." ence of a warm piece of a veal Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- wrong with a little consideration, too. Tuesday evening, my girlf lend Jackpot! I knew I had him. and "Field of Reams" or the umnist for The BG News. Ques- Special note to rollerbladers: If we see you in-line skat- and I scraped up our last two dol- "Okay, Mr. Peiffer that'll be lnter-reliance of a partner? tions, comments and concerns ing over one more person, we'll start tying fishing line lar* and 30 cents and went two dollars and sixty-five cents," Despite my unusually inde- can be sent to jpei- searching for a video. After he said with a grin. pendent sex life, Interdependen- [email protected]. Joe would knee-high across some favored sidewalks. much debate (This one looks Terror. Calamity. Mayhem in ce seems like it's always the best like to thank Jay for his kind Then we'll see who's laughing. good, "Field of Reams." Dear? Independence world I was 35 option. Then why are we the words at a local tavern. He would Honey?) we grabbed "Usual Sus- cents shy of vanquishing the country of the red, white and also like thank his ACS class ' *•* pects," and headed up to the video man. Then an angel ap- bootstrap? where he stole many of his ideas. We miss Hubba Bubba bubble gum. We want it back. We miss it almost as much as we miss Gold Rush bars. The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"
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Darren Liderbach Kristen Sherlock Copy editor copy editor Book subverts readers from reality Is that plastic bag enclosing love each other?) Future" is that Just as the envi- Such compounds are ubiqui- your sandwich or the pesticide Even before this book, envi- ronmentalists for 30 years Ig- tous in the plant world, according Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken residue on your apple causing ronmentalists were playing up nored the role of natural carcin- to Tolman. One hundred-forty- Colleen Casey Alianna Dias you to, uh, shoot blanks during the sperm charge big time. ogens, so too are they now ignor- nine chemicals in 172 plants have Ed Dowling Brian Gallatin sex? The book focuses on the work ing the role of natural hormone been shown to have active estro- Chad Gamby Matt Gannon Are man-made chemicals of researchers Niels Skakkebaek dlsruptors. genlc effects. Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl shrinking alligator Denises, turn- and Richard Sharp who found a As one would guess, the Kevin Rathge Ed Reed ing seagulls Into lesbians, and sharp decline in sperm produc- amount of estrogen-mimicking performing wholesale sexchange tion. chemicals we get from these Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec Are man-made operations on lower forms of They also found this leveled off plants greatly dwarf what we're life? In 1970 - hardly support for a chemicals shrinking exposed to through pesticides, Copyright c (996 by The BO News. Reprinting of That's the scary thesis of a new theory that says a continual alligator penises, plastic wrap and such. any material in this publication whitout the permission of book titled "Our Stolen Future," buildup of chemicals is causing a The B( i News is strictly prohibited. which claims we are surrounded turning seagulls into The authors of "Our Stolen Fu- The BG News is an independent student voice problem today. by a sea of man-made hormonal Indeed, Skakkebaek himself lesbians, and ture" acknowledge the existence founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic of natural hormone dlsruptors, year and Wednesday's in the summer. disrupters and mlmlckers which has said, "It Is premature to call performing wholesale Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those threaten the very existence of for a ban on these or any other but dishonestly say there are of the student body, faculty or University administration. animal species. chemicals before any other sexchange operations only a handful of such things and Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not While the environmental research is done." on lower forms of life? that anyway, we eventually de- necessarily those of The BO News. movement has primarily blamed Somehow the "Our Stolen Fu- velop a resistance to chemicals Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 synthetic chemicals for cancer, ture" authors didn't have room that have been In our food supply words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone the book Is an apparent acknowl- for this comment in their In a monograph Just released, for a long time. number and University affiliation, if any. The BO News edgement that this campaign Is 300- page work. Jonathan Tolman covers this top- reserves the right to edit any and all letters. faltering scientifically and it's There are also three studies ic in great depth. He documents It's a little wonder that one of The h< i News encourages its readers to notify the time for a new gig. the book's co-authors once told paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. upcoming in the May issue of the the remarkable battle for survi- Hence, the hormone disrup- Journal Fertility and Sterility val between Australian sheep | an environmentalist conference, ters. that show sperm counts are right and Innocuous-looking clover. "I've become even more crafty 210 West Hall about finding the voices to say Bowling Green State University Due to space limitations, this where they've always been. At column will skip straight to the least one of the authors was sur- The sheep ate the clover. The I the things I think are true. That's Bowling Green , OH 43403-0726 sperm charge, leaving the poor prised by his own finding that, clover struck back. my subversive mission." bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu alligators to sort out things with there was "no decline, none at If you believe this book, con- their own tape measures. (As for all" But It did so not In the Ameri- sider yourself subverted. the lesbian gulls, who could ob- But the biggest problem with can way by hiring a lawyer but Michael Fumento is a guest ject to this so long as they really the overall thesis of "Our Stolen rather by sterilizing the sheep. columnist for The 3G News. I, 9 Campus Friday, April 19,1996 page three- Planting away Groups sponsor 80's dance for Humane Society
Ganell Pmllch too, with everyone pulling The BC News together for a good cause and a good time." The Ultimate 80'a Dance re- In addition to dancing, there turns to the University Friday will also be a $1 raffle and prizes night to raise money for the given away. Different prizes be- Wood County Humane Society. ing given away were donated by The event, sponsored by WFAL various businesses in downtown and the Honors Student Associa- Bowling Green and the Toledo tion, will take place at the Galley In Harshman Quadrangle from 6 Last year, about 300 people at- p.m. to 12 am. Friday. tended the first annual Ultimate Jennifer Young, co- 80's Dance and the event raised chairwoman of the Ultimate 80's about $600. Young said they hope Dance, said the event should be a for a similar response this year. lot of fun, and It is for a good Also during the event, there cause. will be kittens and possibly some "This is going to be a good time dogs from the Humane Society because almost everyone likes for those attending to play with. 80's music," she said "And 100 There will also be games in one Janet Cobb/Tht Anoclatcd Prc» percent of the proceeds benefit of the activity rooms. the Wood County Humane Soci- Glenn said they will have schedule due to the unseasonably cold weather. Luke Huff cleans the mud and straw from the plow blade* at Rea ety." giveaways and contests between Farms. Owner Bob Rea said he Is two weeks behind the planting Cris Glenn, director of WFAL the songs. soundsystem, said the dance is "The more people that come becoming a tradition here at the and support this dance, the more University and he encouraged reason to do it again in the fu- students to attend. ture," he said "Everything is absolutely free, Glenn said he would encourage Victims Rights Week approaches those who attended the event last and it is basically one of the most entertaining non-alcoholic events year to come again and those who Jennifer Schab going on right before finals," he hadn't come last year to come The BC News Organizations plan to inform Broadwell said it's not just said. "This is a community effort check it out other people who are victims of The 1996 annual observance of crime. National Victims Rights Week is public about violent crimes "You or someone you know April 21 through April 27. could very likely become a vic- Sound Recordings During this week, victims of tims/Survivors of Crime. The crime victims. tim of crime," Broadwell said violent crime, their advocates program will take place at the Broadwell said the tree will The program is open to all, and and the organizations which Wood County Courthouse, April have a permanent plaque on It as information will be available at ' serve them will educate the pub- 25 from 12 to 1 p.m. a year-round reminder. the event library to hold sale lic about the impact crime has on Survivors of crime will speak citizens, according to Julie about their victimizations and "This week Is to recognize that This is the ninth year that Joe Boyle Items for sale Include 45 and 33 Broad wel 1, director of The Link. encourage everyone's support of we should pay tribute, more than Wood County is observing The BC News rpm records, "a lot" of CD sin' The Wood County Coalition for victims' rights and services. a week, to people who have had a National Victims Rights Week. gies, cassettes and some books Victim Support and Advocacy is difficult time with a crime and It started as an opportunity to Kiss may want to "rock and roll and magazines. a group of agencies from around In addition to a keynote ad- need support everyday of the pay tribute to the millions of all night," but the Sound Record- the county which provide ser- dress by Wood County Prosecut- year and the services that pro- Americans victimized by crime. ings library will be partying all Those who want to get in on the vices to victims of crime. ing Attorney Alan Mayberry, vide It," Broadwell said. "We It also provides justice, healing, day Tuesday with their annual best of the bargains will not want The Coalition is sponsoring the there will be a survivor speakout, want to create an awareness in education and Increased aware- sale. to hesitate, Schurk said Wood County Commemoration music, display tables and a tree- people that shows victims are ness because it touches many "Get there early. Get there real Program - In Honor of Vic- planting ceremony to honor all people just like them." people, Broadwell said Bill Schurk, the sound record- early," Schurk said ing archivist for the University, said the annual sale will be com- Schurk said ail profits from the prised of about 6,000 or 7,000 event are used to bring more re- Teacher Job Fair to start next week albums this year. cordings into the sound record-; lngs collection. Vlnce Guerrierl views for Job candidates. sophomore business marketing, Green does have a reputation as said he was surprised at the an education school," Ranney "My assistant brought in some The sale will be held in the first The BG News Allen said that usually 600 to of her stuff, I brought in some of floor conference room at the Jer- 700 students attend the Job Fair amount of states represented at said the Job Fair. The University Ambassadors mine and the stuff that was here ome Library, and will be opnnj The 11th annual Teacher Job and more than half get inter- already," Schurk said from 9 am. until 4:30 p.m. Fair, sponsored by Career Ser- views which can lead to jobs. She Ranney said schools from as always participate in the Job vices, will take place April 25 in said it is not uncommon for 1,500 far away as Alabama, Texas and Fair, President Kim Hosier said the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. interviews to take place during North Carolina will be in at- She also commented on the According to Pam Allen, coor- the Job Fair. tendance. amount of school districts in at- dinator of the Fair, 99 school dis- -University Ambassador Will Ranney also said starting salar- tendance. Seniors: I tricts from 13 states will attend. Ranney will assist at the Job Fair ies were as high as $28,000. "It's incredible the amount of I They will hold screening inter- for the second year. Ranney, "It taught me that Bowling recruitment there," Hosier said Did you RSVP for the Senior Send Off?
Link will host concert rfT7 BG N Gam Valuoble "BG: A Festival of Memories" will be held on Thursday, for advocacy program experience in April 25th at 6:30 pm in Link. "The money will be used Jennifer Schab - r ,f Q I I 9 The BC News for things like prescriptions for lOiual Poste-up.n The Miletti Alumni Center. medication, transportation costs, The Link's Victims Advocacy repair of any damages done to Program will host its second an- their property, and other miscel- Ad Design, Macintosh nual benefit concert April 22 at laneous expenses." *& * * Easy Street Cafe. Performances Broadwell said sexual assault begin at 9 p.m. and cost Is $3 for is a concern of University stu- €xpenence. and 21 and over and $4 for under 21 dents. at the door. "We want people to know All proceeds from the event there's a program to help them so Organizational skills jotoStudcm 6mploument/formor^inforrriCi will benefit sexual assault vic- we are using the concert for RSVP's due by Friday, April 19th tims/survivors through the ser- promoting it," Broadwell said. iittiuti t vices provided by the Victims Advocacy Program. "The money will be used to start a victim benevolent fund, to II LARGE 12" i help the victims pay for out-of- Breakfasts j Sub and a large 20 oz. j j Choose from a pocket-expenses that might not 2 Footlong Coney or any i be paid for any other way," said drin, Julie Broadwell, director of the Family Resfmiranl for ^>^ Delivered!!! U Specialty Burger with i each breakfast includes For only §>§) a 20 oz. Drink Fraah Braad Baked Dally I U Mt» ObUcua lecture Strtei 2 eggs, home fries choose from bacon, chill, mushroom or Choose from Italian. Ham, Roast Hours Mon. - Sat. 7am - 8pm pizza burger Includes chips and a pickle I Topic African Women in and toast Beef, Turkey or Tuna British Colonies 110W. PoeRoad, Mclntyres Exp. 5/12/96
Presented by: Dr. Lillian Bowling Green, OH Ashcraft-Eason, History (behind Rally's) Department. V "LARGE" 2" life Choose from a Wednesday, April 24,1996 Breakfasts I Sub and a large 20 oz. II State Room, 353-1890 :2 Footlong Coney or any University Union for ^>^ Delivered!!! II drink. II Specialty Burger with 12:00 Noon- 1:00 P.M. each breakfast includes II For only §>l) II a 20 oz. Drink Fraah Braad Baked Dally Sponsored by the Office of 2 eggs, home fries choose from bacon, chin, mushroom or I II Choose from Italian, Ham, Roast II Multicultural Affairs and Delivery Hours and toast pizza burger Includes chips and a pickle a Beef, Turkey or Tuna Mclnyres Exp. 5/12/96 Office of Student Activities Mcln tyres Exp. 5/12/96 II II Mon. - Sat. 10 am. - 8 pm. ivn.nii,.vo wK. *ic-w _ _ MclntyraaMclntyres Exp. 6/12/965/12/96 j ■ City page four / Friday, April 19,1996 New group home to open in BG
Brandon Wray girl that details the dally routine The BC News Christian-based organization of each resident, the girls will have some input Into the plan. We The Christian-based group will have open communication Parables is going to open a group to help out Ohio teenage girls between the girls and the staff," home for teenage girls on Chris- Findley said. "We want to run the ■ Tuesday morning, a North dents. One was a purple and pink topher Street in Bowling Green. plans to find a permanent home Important role In the girl's lives. house like a family, but there will Main resident reported that "a bike, and the other was pink and The group home will hold four in the country after their year It will be important for the girls be a lot of strict guidelines on the cat has Its head stuck in a wall" green. girls from anywhere in Ohio. lease is up at the Christopher to know that they are supported residents at the beginning. It at a warehouse. The cat may have Girls will be recommended for site, Robison said. by the community, he added. takes a long time to build confi- been In there all weekend but ■Friday morning, a resident the home by social workers in "The ideal place for this type The home will base its care on dence." was rescued by a police unit called to report a "a young fe- their home counties, according to of home is in the country because each girl's Individual Service The home has several ties to male was exposing her breasts Van Robison, executive director the girls wont have to worry Plan which details the personali- the University. Both Robison and ■ A South Prospect residence out a second floor window." of Parables. about neighbors or any distrac- ty and history of each resident Findley have earned degrees experienced a break-in on Friday Police investigated the party, "Girls will be referred to us by tions, they can concentrate on according to Robison. from the University. Findley, night and a intruder on Sunday where "some of the guests were their federal social workers If their problems," Robison Karl Findley, social worker for who graduated In 1986 with a de- morning. The two Incidents were literally hanging out of the they think that the girls can said."One of our staff members the house, said the plan for each gree in family services, was in related and ended In the arrest of windows." benefit from our home," Robison owns horses, and that would give girl Is determined by the agency Kappa Delta sorority. Robison a Juvenile neighbor. said. the girls something to do." that places that girl in the home earned his master's degree in ■ Neighbor problems plagued Robison said while the home is and the home then implements counseling at BGSU and has Frazee residents, who found Parables' house will only be on Christopher Street he hopes the plan. worked in campus ministry at the ■ Two Murray bikes were sto- "road kill" on the grill and glue in temporary because the group the home's neighbors will play an "We have a case plan for each University for 9 years. len on Saturday In separate Inci- the door lock. BUSINESSES- Martin suspected in Jan. 28 Woodville homicide Continued from page one. Natalie Miller This will transfer Martin back tomer to a small business," Aber The BC News Man accused of Genoa murder still to be extradited to Ohio for trial. said. Martin was found by Jasper "When Meijer comes to Daniel Martin, suspect in the Woodville, who was shot in his has not been charged In the Mull Mayberry, Wood County pros- County sheriffs in Alabama last town there will be more competi- murder of the recent shooting of sleep. case. In Wood County, Martin has ecuter. week and has waived extradition tion, but I think there is enough a Genoa High School student. Is The weapon found belonged to been charged with murder and Mayberry said Martin was to Ohio. business to go around. We draw a also wanted In a Woodville mur- Martin, according to Detective attempted murder. Martin can charged Wednesday and a The extradition process of lot of customers from south of der that occurred in January. Captain Lee Swartz of the San- face a sentence of 18 years to life request for a governor's warrant transferring Martin back to Ohio Bowling Green because there The homicide that occurred dusky County Sherif r s Office. for murder and 13-25 years for will be filed with Governor Voln- may take 30 to 60 days because of really are not a lot of stores until Jan. 28 involved William MuU of Martin is a prime suspect but attempted murder, said Alan ovlch. lengthy paperwork processes. you get to Flndlay." Difficulty %td Carnation in weight Spring formal loss due to dieting Tricia 'Van Swearingen escorted by Charlie Apigian Mindy Miller escortedby Odie "Woods Andrea Jetguson escorted By 'Bradely Kfausing Emily Bein escortedby •David'DeSolvo Jennifer Schab The BC News Moritzia Ziilts escorted By Chris "Rkkctts 'Karyn Lilly escortedby Christopher Coir. AllysonOfarris escorted by Mikf "Wilson Christy Schidu escortedby ScanCjillcy The harder a person tries to "Heidi S troy escorted by Marc'Berry "Briget Jranktn escortedby Matt Vetis lose weight, the more difficult it actually is to do so, according to leather Jederle escorted by •Paul-Pfeiffer Jen fisher escortedby Matt LituraU •Btkah 'Bradely escorted by scientists at the New York Obe- "Doug Smith Crystal Link. escortedby MarkjSetry sity Research Center at Rock- Mandy'Piehl escortedby JadcLefftl MerrytTayCor escortedby "KickJKpberts efeller University. Missy Jink. escorted By Jay Czech Torn "Beck. escortedby Robby "Baumann The results of the study •DianaClark. escortedby suggest that people who diet to ChadtHesse "Katie Mcksel escortedby Chris Junga lose weight must take in IS per- JenniferCipra escortedby 'David Spieldenner Missy "Pearch escortedby •DanVrice cent less calories to maintain the Cfultsa Mennega escortedby Adam "Wilson AmyVdeteckfl escortedby SeanMdHgbb lighter weight. The reason for less calories is Mclank Spurge on escortedby Jason •Brickfr "Erin 'BonfigQo escortedby "WaUyLanci escortedby because the body's metabolism Xarissa "Kgrpim Marc "Taylor "Kelly VlickSe escortedby "Brandyn "Postal-wait slows down, requiring fewer cal- TQcole Qutowskj •escortedby "Brian Sincliar Tracey Jfamist escortedby Miks Covey ories for body functions, accord- Michelle Kiihe escortedby •Bruce "Wameki "Erica QitUspie . escortedby Jeff'WUhelm Ing to the study. Studies showed notable de- creases in basal metabolic rate (BMR), the rate at which the body burns calories at rest. The study also showed the energy needed to participate in physical activity also decreased. The slowing of metabolic rates can be neutralized by engaging in physical activity. Physical activi- ty of 30 minutes every day, teamed with a low-fat, nutritious diet can translate into burning calories instead of storing them. The result would be weight loss. Jeanne Wright, health educa- tor, said she agreed dieting de- j presses metabolism, so you burn escortedby Angle Cherry escortedby MichealJones calories slower. Shyta Milter lanSedensky "One way to insure your meta- j •Heidi "Rimion escortedby Chris Jrantz "Diane Qrassi escortedby JohnStrmac bolism is kept at a high rate is to Lindsey "Keller escortedby Steve Stunner Michelle "Ryan escortedby Scott •Wood Increase exercise," Wright said, j "If people want to lose weight, : OQmTayCor escortedby MarkJTnderick. Sam The is escortedby Lewis •Rosenberg use the food guide pyramid and I escortedby Leslie tVPew escortedby Chris Trabbie AngieCaskfy TfykJRgmas make sure your body has all the Carolyn Xyegg escortedby Jason "Weeks Lisa Qwnostaj escortedby •Brain Mack. important nutrients by eating a • Jessica "Walker escortedby JohnBrennan Linda Laurie escortedby •Brandon •Derrick. variety of foods." escortedby SuphSaylor escortedby ChrisThcksy Wright said every diet will not '. Chastity "Hoty Mark.Qoddard guarantee healthy eating. ■Erin Lease escortedby MattSchulu Shannon Bracken escortedby Joey'Kpmasiewicz "Any diet that lets you eat few ■ Angel Varvarro escortedby Brendan Clarke Jocelyn Alurpnder escortedby •Kjistoftr Zupp foods will not ensure the vit- . am ins and minerals you need," escortedby MikflHasson Tracey Gulduj escortedby 'Dan'Dcluca JenSayre Wright said. "Eat more grains,.j escortedby Carrie Qurbis ■Ryan Ramsey JodiMiano 'Dan "Haffey escortedby fruits, and vegetables and lose.; Lindsay Moray escortedby "Brian Megery Angie "Bair escortedby Matt Jehniger weight gradually." Ju&tT^emeth escortedby Jim Themen Laura "Bezdeck. escortedby MarkJKtdzeb Wright said dieters can also try]-: escortedby JiU'Dicktnshuts escorted by MikfTangeman cross-training, getting adequate;! Sarah LaSy CotmCarr sleep and drinking adequate: j •BecksyXgrsic escortedby Matt "Bowman "Betsy "Whitman escortedby Qrtgtfug amounts of water. &"DanTausin "Dieting can lead to a preoccu- ; pation with food which can cause ; eating disorders, and that is why-: April19,1996 it is not encouraged," she said. Alcohol quickly affects your judgment, balance, and coordination. Don't findlm) Inn findCay, Ohio drink and ride. Or your last drink might be your last drink.w. ^ L ». • . . . -. ;. m Nation Friday, April 19,1996 page five House candidate arraigned Boatin' after investigation of home The Associated Press Palchack Is accused of giving records at Palchack's hospital beer, wine coolers and marijuana bed business. Adjustable Beds, IRWIN, Pa. - Investigators to two 17-year-old girls and a which he runs out of his home IS searched the home of a Republi- 16-year-old several times last miles east of Pittsburgh. can State House candidate August, North Huntingdon Police Thursday in an insurance fraud Chief Chuck Hennaghan said. Palchack has an unlisted tele- investigation and charged him Drug possession charges were phone number. A message left with giving alcohol and mari- not filed because police do not for him at Adjustable Beds was juana to three teen-age girls. have the drugs as evidence, he not Immediately returned Robert Palchack, 30, of North said. Thursday afternoon. Huntingdon Township was ar- Palchack asked one of the girls raigned, released on $10,000 to have sex with him and exposed FBI Special Agent Wells Morr- bond and told to appear at a pre- his genitals to her, police alleged. ison said the search was part of liminary hearing next Wednes- Hennaghan said the girls' par- an insurance fraud investigation, day, the day after the state pri- ents brought the allegations to and the warrant specified the mary election. investigators two months ago. nature of the investigation as Palchack is running against Medicaid fraud and mall fraud. four other Republicans in the The man is charged with three No one has been charged as part 56th District near Pittsburgh to counts of giving alcohol to min- of the investigation, Morrison replace Democratic Rep. Allen ors and three counts of corrupt- said. Kukovich, a 20-year House ing minors, all misdemeanors, member who is seeking a seat in Hennaghan said. Eight Democrats are also in the Cralf Surferd/Tkc Aiiaclaicd !>raii A boatrlde through downtown San Antonio Is part of the scene on Its River Walk. the state Senate. FBI and IRS agents searched 56th District race. Mental patient to be evaluated for threatening Clinton The Associated Press ton. filed In U.S. District Court. by the Secret Service, Quails first give Clinton a chance to the affidavit Carroll Edward Quails, 32, of Quails appeared Wednesday called the sheriffs office, identi- leave the country or swing his The Secret Service said Quails DAYTON ~ A U.S. magistrate suburban Harrison Township, before U.S. Magistrate Michael fied himself and said he planned vote to Republican presidential has a history of mental-health has ordered an evaluation to de- was arrested at the Dayton Men- Merz, who ordered Quails to to ride his motorcycle to Wash- candidate Bob Dole, according to treatment and a criminal record. termine whether a resident of a tal Health Center after a threat- undergo a psychiatric exam to ington and shoot Clinton with a mental hospital is competent to ening call was made to the Mont- determine his competency to homemade 9 mm weapon as Clin- stand trial on a charge of threat- gomery County sheriff's office stand trial. ton was jogging. Howard's clubi-l ening the life of President Clin- March 9. according to documents According to an affidavit filed However, Quails said he would /Won-Sot 12-2:30 om 210 N Main Sun S -2:50 c*n 352- THUfiSDflY FRIDflY Gambling bill pulled from Senate SflTUfll
The Associated Press sion's subpoena power. publicly complained that Stevens wrote to Stevens. mt But he acknowledged that the had "gutted" It. "I cant imagine The issue is a delicate one for WASHINGTON - A blU estab- Issue of whether the study com- a commission structure that Dole. He collected $478,000 for rW •VM**OQM«S » ■adffc Bit. • HmhmM lishing a national commission to mission would have the power to caters more to gaming inter- his campaign last year at a fund- investigate the gambling in- subpoena documents may be im- ests," Simon said. raiser hosted outside Las Vegas dustry was abruptly pulled from portant enough to require hear- Ralph Reed, director of the by Steve Wynn, owner of Mirage a Senate committee's agenda ings. "I didn't see that as an is- Christian Coalition, also had ob- casinos, and is the MMJM in- Thursday after supporters com- sue," Stevens said. jected to Stevens' version of the 17 Days Till Finals!!! plained gambling lobbyists had After Stevens announced the bill In a letter this week to Ste- See CAMBLINC, page six. gutted the measure. bill would be delayed, the hear- vens and in another last week to An irritated Sen. Ted Stevens, ing room nearly emptied as lobb- Senate Majority Leader Bob R-Alaska, chairman of the yists scrambled Into the hallway Dole, R Kan., the party's virtual- Governmental Affairs Commit- and whipped out cellular phones ly certain presidential nominee. tee, said he took "great um- to report the development to "We believe removal of all brage" at suggestions the bill had their offices. subpoena powers would severely Sigma Phi Epsilon been rewritten by gambling in- The bill was pulled after its limit the commission's effective- terests to eliminate the commis- sponsor. Sea Paul Simon, Dill., ness and render it useless," Reed proudly announces the following ■^Mii^ Greenbriar, Inc. Executive Council President: Scott Carr Time is running out for you to get... VP of Member Development: Doug Hart VP of Programming: Blair Miller VP of Recruitment: Brad Alexander ^P^jfFinance: Chris Cooper^ cretary: Casey Mayo Efficiencies Houses 1,2, and 3 Bedroom Apartments NeMv .Mated Members Andy Carr Ron Bise EricBizJak Ben Sfobbs We also have limited number left at Mercer Manor aron ScbiJb filler Call us or come in for a listing! it h Hartmann fewmari Ethan Lee Matt Thompson 352-0717 224E. Wooster Bryan Haunert Jeff Nevins Chris Glanz Brian Wentz Also, come in and get our summer Ijsting ;Chris Sito., Andy Tremsky Rm Wilton PatVogt Lane Toflett
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Congratulations also to Chaplain Dave DeNatale Senior Marshall Nathan Green Junior Marshall Chris Gardner Guard Don Lightfoot U 26 in '96 55 XOE aONI'l I ^ '!>\TU J_J v.,,, ^,,,1 v_(1)|. 1(I)|. 1(I),. 1(i>| 1(M ;_,,,[. 1 MM Ghilwash the past to cripple Egypt's vital Pyramids Road. were weeping and making the Australians, said she was just ranged to carry others in the The Associated Press tourism industry. Shouting "God is Great!" - the sign of the croaa. leaving the restaurant when the group home. Police officials said they were war cry of Muslim militants Some witnesses said the three gunfire erupted. CAIRO, Egypt - In an attack investigating whether the gun- around the world - the attackers gunmen first attacked the bus, "The man In front of me was The tourists had visited holy that may have been a case of mis- men mistook the Greeks for Is- sprayed gunfire for five frenzied then, realizing it was empty, re- shot... shot in the legs," she said. sites In Jerusalem for the Ortho- taken identity, three men opened raelis, who are known to frequent minutes, then escaped with a directed their fire to people on "There was blood everywhere." dox Easter last Sunday and then' fire with submachine guns the hotel. Israel's bombardment driver In a van, witnesses and the ground. A Greek government spokes- toured monasteries in Egypt's: Thursday at a hotel near the pyr- of Lebanon this week has out- police said. "Suddenly we saw people fall- man called the attack a "terrorist Sinai Peninsula. They were to re- amids, killing 18 Greeks on a pil- raged much of the Muslim world. "They knocked us all down. ing," said bellboy Sayed Zagh- act" and said there was no justi- turn home Saturday. grimage to Christian holy sites. As with the dead, all but one of They were firing. It was chaos. I louL "If the bus had not been fication for killing so many peo- Brig. Mahmoud el-Flshawy,' Seventeen people were wounded. the 17 wounded - an Egyptian fell down. I lost my teeth. I lost there. It would have been worse." ple. White House spokesman spokesman for the Interior Min- Police blamed Muslim Insur- parking attendant - were Greek my glasses," Ioannis Manotaka- The bus windows were shattered Mike McCurry said it was a "tra- istry, which Is In charge of gents for the attack, the deadliest tourists, most of them elderly. kis, who was Injured in the arm, by bullets. gic reminder" of the danger "de- Egypt's police, described the at- in their four-year campaign to Three of them were hospitalized told Athens' Skai radio station. Witnesses also said the attack- sperate individuals" pose to tack as "terrible ... the worst overthrow the largely secular In critical condition. The attack left the eight-story ers barged Into the hotel and peace. shooting that we have had." government and install strict Is- The attack began at about 7 hotel riddled with dozens of bul- killed one man in a ground-floor lamic rule. am. as the tourists, part of an let holes, Its front steps splashed restaurant Police and hotel offi- Greece dispatched civilian and El-Flshawy said Investigators There was no Immediate claim 88-member group traveling from with pools of blood. Sandwiches, cials denied that. military planes to carry the dead were studying whether the at- of responsibility, but the Insur- Athens, were about to board a water bottles and shoes were Anna Borkowska, part of a and wounded back to Athens, and tackers' motive was to strike at gents have targeted tourists in bus outside the Europa Hotel on strewn around the area. Guests separate tour of Greek- special flights were being ar- Israelis. Ukraine president grants amnesty to prisoners people evacuated from or still tuberculosis. Factions urged The Associated Press niversary of the April 26, 1986 blast living In contaminated areas, and KIEV, Ukraine - President More than 3.2 million people in people suffering accident- The government has three Leonid Kuchma has granted am- Ukraine are considered to have related illnesses. months to compile a list of prisoners eligible for the am- to accept truce nesty to thousands of prisoners suffered from the explosion, the Kuchma's amnesty also applies nesty, the decree says. considered victims of the Cher- world's worst commercial nu- to some people not linked to the nobyl nuclear accident. clear disaster. accident, including minors, It does not apply to multiple Beth Dufl-Brown widespread looting since It His amnesty decree was pub- women with children under 16, offenders or people who have The Associated Press began April 6. lished Thursday in the govern- The figure Includes some war veterans, pension-age undergone treatment for alcohol West African, U.N. and U.S. ment newspaper Uryadovy Kur- 330,000 cleanup workers exposed prisoners and people in the ad- abuse or sexually transmitted MONROVIA, Liberia - In- officials began talks late ier In advance of the 10th an- to massive amounts of radiation. vanced stages of cancer or diseases, the decree says ternational mediators urged Thursday on a Ghanaian pro- Liberia's warring factions to posal to set up a buffer zone accept a truce Thursday dur- around the military camp, in LEBANON BETA ing a lull in 12 days of fac- effect lifting the siege, said tional fighting that have Kathleen List, a political offi- Continued from page one. among the wounded. Three were Continued from page one. age all students to attend the cleared the capital's streets of cer at the U.S. Embassy. flown to Haifa, Israel, for treat- Beta 500 to see what It Is all all but swaggering combatants U.S. Ambassador William number was expected to rise. He ment traternltles and sororities take a about. and people scavenging for Milan, other diplomats and said he could confirm 75 dead, lot of pride in it, and I give them food. supporters of rebel leader but that the hospital In nearby The Israeli military offensive credit" "Most of the fraternities and Meanwhile, a silent killer Roosevelt Johnson were plan- southern port of Tyre told him 94 has driven some 400,000 terrified Phelan also said he agreed the sororities talk about Beta be- was on the rise: cholera. The ning to discuss the plan at a people had been killed. Lebanese from their homes event is a very popular philan- cause It is such a large event," he disease, caused by a lack of meeting later at the U.S. Em- Lebanese police listed 70 killed About 6,000 Lebanese have re- thropy with students and mem- said. "Everyone hears about it, clean drinking water, spread bassy. and 117 wounded, while Parlia- fused to join the exodus toward bers of the greek community. but not everyone gets to see it" to a U.S. compound holding No results were announced, ment Speaker Nabih Berri said Beirut and UN. spokesman Ti- "I think this Is so popular be- 20,000 refugees and killed five but List said the presence in 68 were killed and 120 were mor Goksel said about 500 of cause of what goes Into it," Phe- Lantz said he would also en- people, an American diplomat the meeting of U.N. Special wounded. them had sought safety at the lan said. "Also, it is the end of the courage students to attend the said Thursday. Representative Anthony Nya- ' Four Fijians soldiers were UN. base in Qana. year, and everyone wants to show event for many reasons. Cholera was also killing kyl and Gen. John Inienger, who has the most spirit" refugees jammed into a be- head of the West African "I would encourage students to sieged, rebel-held military peacekeeping force in Liberia, Each house has a team that attend Beta, because it Is for a camp. Officials were hoping "are pretty good signs" some r races, Phelan said, with separate good cause. Its a fun event and It for a truce that would allow progress would be made. MID Ml MANOR races for the fraternities and shows greek unity," he said. relief efforts to fully resume. Fighting began when the • NOW RENTING • ♦ sororities. There are six mem- The new flare-up in Liberi- government tried to arrest t ♦ bers on each fraternity team and Phelan said they hope to raise a a's 6-year-old civil war has Johnson, a former govern- Choose from choice apartments within four members on each sorority large donation for the Ronald pushed 60,000 people out of ment minister, on murder walking distance to campus Summer 1996 team. McDonald House. In past years, their homes and triggered charges ♦ arid school year 1996-1997. Phelan said he would encour- they have raised $2,000 to $3,000. 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, GAMBLING + gas heat and water included, air conditioning. + Continued from page five. make up an important GOP vot- work, and denied that anyone had The AGA also hired Kenneth ing bloc, and they have made been frozen out of the process. Duberstein, a former Reagan ^ 641 Third St Apt. 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 J dustry's choice for president. reining In gambling a top item on The House on March S easily White House aide; Don Fierce, But conservative Christians also their family values agenda. approved its own version of the former aide to RNC Chairman Some anti-gambling lobbyists bill which puts even more em- Haley Barbour, Dennis Eckart, a said they had become worried in phasis on the commission's abil- former Democratic congressman recent weeks because they had ity to aggressively Investigate all from Ohio; the law firm Winston Greenwood Centre North South been kept in the dark about the forms of gambling, from com- & Strawn, which has strong ftenflRn 1602 E. Wooster St. 1091 N. Moin St. 996 S. 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MAIN (OUR ONLY OFFICE) 352-5620 TT I h ? ~ Sports tf Friday, April 19,1996 'p°gipage seven Track teams Can BG turn the season around? ready for Jeremy Yolw The BC News challengers The offense had been so bad for the Falcon Softball team, PanwIaSintangelo TheBGNews that the coaches themselves where throwing extra batting The Falcons track teams are practice to the players - hop- going their separate ways once ing that the BG bats would pos- again. sibly come alive. This Saturday, the men's and Something must have women's track teams will head to worked as BG swept Miami on different ends of the state to Tuesday and now head Into the compete in the Mid-American weekend against Ohio with Relays. The men's team, coached renewed optimism. by Sid Sink, will head to Akron "We've been throwing at University. Head coach Steve them live and our arms are Price will lead the women's team about to fall off and it seems to to Ohio University in Athens. have paid off," head coach Ra- This Is the first team scored chel Miller-Reif said. meet and both teams are ready After starting the season for the challenge. with only three wins over their "This is a good meet to have at first 24 games, including a thir- this point in the season because teen game losing streak, the we really need to pull together as Falcons have managed to play a team," Sink said. "Although .500 ball in the last ten outings. this a team scored meet, where And the team still clings to we finish is not necessarily cru- the hopes of garnering the cial to the rest of the season." Al- fourth and final spot for post- though both teams have been season play in the MAC. successful up to this point, they "We've got fourteen ball- have already felt the effects of games left," Miller-Reif said. injuries. "The bottom line is that we Both teams are looking for- have to get into the fourth spot ward to the day when all of their somehow. And Is It possible? TW K NewiMldckl Kotxy.kl athletes are healthy and up to full Very possible with fourteen potential. games." Falcon catcher Missy Phillips guards the plate as a Ball State with the Cardinals. runner tries to score. Phillips was S-for-9 In the double header "We have several Injured peo- The Bobcats were last years ple who need to be completely MAC champs and also made healthy," Price said. "We will their first NCAA appearance in into the race - starting with end," Miller-Reif said. As of Phillips drove in the winning sophomore right now," Miller- late, the leader at the plate has run In the second game against Reif said. "It is all about confi- have a super team when this the school's history going Ohio. happens." been the person behind the Miami after a Redskin infiel- dence with Missy. 39-2Z "We've got a tough series The women's team is looking to But this doesn't deter the where we need to take three plate, sophomore Missy Phil- der misplayed the ball. "She is playing like we want lips. "She is not playing like a everybody else to play." take the top spot In five events. Falcons quest to climb back out of four from OU this week- In the 5000, the Falcons finished second but are looking to finish on top this weekend. Price said that this year's team is the best in the MAC. Baseball team wins Poor defense latest reason In the high Jump and the ham- mer throw, Price is standing be- hind the strength of his athletes. The Javeline competition will for Cincinnati's slow start be a struggle as the Falcons battle with Kent for first place The Associated Press Cincinnati Is 8-7, but the defen- already has tour errors this honors. A fine team of hurdlers sive ineptness and an ineffective season. should capture the shuttle hurdle CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati bullpen have hurt. Branson, who had the second- relays for BG. Reds' shoddy defense lately is "I'm most disappointed with best fielding percentage among Last year, the women's team costing the team ballgames. No our defense," Knight said. "No- NL third basemen last season, finished third with a point total of one knows it better than the Reds body could have told me that already has three errors this 89. Ball State and Western Mich- themselves. we'd have played this bad defen- season. Boone led all NL second igan finished first and second, "We Just played brutally," sively. This is the major leagues, basemen In fielding percentage respectively. "This will be a very manager Ray Knight said after and routine plays should be last year, wasnt charged with an exciting meet," Price said. "The watching his Reds self-destruct made." error until July 8 and only com- team competition of this meet in an 8-6, 10-inning loss Wednes- Shortstop Barry Larkin, the mitted four in 138 games. will really show the depth of each day to the Cuba In Chicago. league's reigning most valuable "lACteam." The Reds committed three er- player, has been caught up in the rors in the game, helping Chicago mlsplays. He acknowledged that to score three runs in the first he and his teammates are in a inning. Sammy Sosa won the collective fielding slump. contest with his second home run "We haven't kicked the ball of the game, a two-run drive in around like this since I can re- the bottom of the 10th. member," said Larkin, who is In But the Reds' errors were glar- his 10th full season with Cincin- ing. Second baseman Bret Boone nati. "You try to be perfect all of muffed a ground ball and third the time, but you're going to baseman Jeff Branson was mess up once in a while. That's charged with fielding and throw- what we've been doing all of the ing errors. time." So far, the Reds have commit- Larkin won his second consec- ted 16 errors in IS games. That is utive Gold Glove fielding award the National League's third- last year, when he committed highest total only 11 errors in 130 games. He TW BG Ncwi/HldiU Kcbayukl USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG BG downed the University of Dayton Thursdsy at Stellar Field 13-7 behind the arm or Andy Butler (2-0). The Falcons Andy MAKC A DIFFCftCNCC ON BGSU's CAMPUS: Tracy had a homerun. Pictured above Is BG's Travis Rasor In a game against Youngslown State. Join the USG Executive Cabinet For the 1996-97 School year! The following positions are available: ADVANTAGES. TOith <^f4oivats A SUCCESSFUL CAREER. Treasurer Executive Secretary Show your secretary how Self-confidence. 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Public Relations Director Mon.-Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-4 Sun. 12-4 ~W^r^ To find out more about Faculty Liaison how the Army can help give you an edge on a career, call your local Army Recruiter today. 31 'Position .-4* page eight The BG News Friday, April 19,19% Montreal defeats Rangers, 5-3 Ptak leads BG Damphousse's goal gives Canadians commanding 2-0 lead in series The Associated Press MHHH___^^____-_^^__|___^_____I______against Akron NEW YORK - Vincent Dam" Paul Markofl tential he will be a favorite at phousse scored his second goal of The BC News the MAC tournament. the game with 3:26 left to break a tie and give the Montreal Cana- The Bowling Green men's "Milan has been playing dlens a 5-3 victory over the New tennis team attempts to break very well of late," Morin said. York Rangers on Thursday night the .500 barrier for the season "If he gets on a roll he could and a 2-0 lead In their playoff se- this weekend as they battle do some damage in the MAC ries. Mid-American foe, Akron. championship." Damphousse, who also scored Akron (6-16 overall, 1-3 twice in Montreal's 3-2 overtime MAC) enters the match as a Other Falcons who have win at Madison Square Garden heavy underdog to the Fal- been playing are sophomore on Tuesday night, sent the first- cons. Eric Sltarski, the Zips Ryan Gabel and the doubles round series to Montreal, where third singles player, is the combination of junior Adam the 0—JaM are practically only Akron player with a win- Tropp and senior Mark Cio- unbeatable against the Rangers. ning record at 16-15. Falcon chetto. Gabel enters this Games 3 and 4 will be Sunday head coach Dave Morin is con- afternoon's match with a 21-13 and Tuesday In Montreal. The fident all the Falcons will record, and the possibility of a Canadiens have a 17-1-3 record come away with victories. good seed at the tournament. against the Rangers In the Forum "Our goal is to win every Tropp and Ciochetto enter the in their last 21 games. match,'' Morin stated. "This is match with a 22-9 record, just The Rangers wiped out a three- a match where we should win two victories shy of Bowling goal deficit, tying the game at 3 every set." Green's single season record on a goal by Ulf Samuelsson with for doubles. Although the Fal- 7:43 remaining. The Falcons enter the match cons are playing well lately Then Damphousse took over with one of the hottest players and are favored to win, Morin and scored the game-winner on a in the conference in sopho- does not want to be overconfi- great rush with Mark Recchi, more Milan Ptak. Ptak, the dent. who carried the puck down the Falcons second singles and left side. Recchi went deep into doubles player, was named the "We cant afford to take Ak- the Rangers zone and set up MAC player of the week. Ptak ron lightly," Morin. "We Damphousse in front with a ter- went 4-0 over the week with shouldn't drop a match If we rific pass from behind the goal victories over Toledo and do it will have bad implica- line Eastern Michigan. Morin feels tions on the MAC tourna- Damphousse then set up Mark if Ptak performs up to his po- ment." Bureau's empty-net goal with six seconds left, giving him two as- sists and six points in the first two games of the series. Also scoring for Montreal were Women netters Recchi and Lyle Odeleln. Sergio Momesso had the other two goals for the Rangers, who have lost seven straight dating back to the heavy favorites regular season. Paul Msrkoff The Falcon's enter today's Tampa Bay 2, Philadelphia 1 The BC News match with several players playing well. Junior Julie We- PHILADELPHIA - Brian Bel- Tht AaMclatrd PnufTtm PMaMa The Bowling Green wom- isblatt, the Falcon's fifth sin- lows' goal at *05 of overtime en's tennis team plans to finish gles player, and junior Jenny gave the Tampa Bay Lightning a Detroit Red Wing's Sergle Federov tries to get the puck during the first period of their opening round off the season with a victory, Schwartz, the sixth singles 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Stanley Cup playoff series against Winnipeg Wednesday. Detroit won it Joe Louis Arena, 4-1. Flyers and evened their best-of-7 as they host the Akron Zips player, both have compiled playoff series at one game During the power play, Puppa day in the ThunderDome. Petit six minutes into the second today. 20+ wins over the 1995-96 Akron (11-7 overall, 1-3 season. Senior Patty Banks apiece. stopped Rod Brind'Amour's re- LeClair, the left wing on Phila- period. bound attempt and also took a delphia's Legion of Doom line LeClair then collided with Pu- MAC) hopes to upset the Fal- has also played well year- long Bellows broke Into the zone cons with senior leadership down the slot, shifted slightly to slapshot by Eric Lindros off the with Lindros, was tripped by ppa and the post. He suffered a in the doubles line-up. Banks, and a strong doubles line-up. his right then beat Flyers goalie helmet. Tampa Bay defenseman Michel sprained left ankle who teams up with junior The Flyers lost three players to The Zips feature two seniors Cindy Mikalajcwski, recently Ron Hextall with a 18-foot slap- In their singles line-up, who shot from just inside the right injuries during the game, includ- broke the Bowling Green re- ing John LeClair, who scored 51 both play in one of the top cord for career doubles victor- faceoff circle. three positions. Dean knows Pghfning goalie Daren Puppa, goals in the regular season. Reds will open gates ies at 56. the Zips will arrive with an who made 25 saves, came up with It was not known whether any Freshman Aranxta Gomez upset on their mind. several big stops in the overtime of the injured Flyers would be has Improved gradually at the after Tampa Bay's David Shaw ready to play In game three of earlier before games "Akron is a squad who has a fourth singles slot this year, number of very strong dou- was called for cross-checking. the series, which is set for Sun- and Dean has noticed the bles teams," Dean stated. "Not changes. "Aranxta's game has The Associated Press Riverfront Stadium, Reds owner only do they have good dou- improved steadily throughout AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ Marge Schott said. The earlier bles teams, but also have ex- the year. The two reasons she > CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati opening time Is intended to let perienced players at the top has made progress are her N Reds said Thursday that starting fans see more of the home team's spots." motivation and work ethic ," Good Luck to the > May 11, the team will begin open- batting practice, she said. Despite Akron's many Dean stated. "I think she is N ing the gates a half-hour earlier Effective with the Reds' night strength's. Dean is confident ready for the MAC tourna- Delta Zeta for all Saturday and Sunday game May 11 against San Diego, in the Falcon's abilities. "Our ment. She is very motivated to home games to allow fans more the gates will be opened two goal is to win every match," win an MAC title." time to see the players wanning hours before the first pitch of Dean said. "It would be nice to Beta 500 Team! > up. N each home game on Saturdays win every match to give us Despite being heavy Fans had appealed to the ball- and Sundays. 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The Associated Press "He talks too much, but if in plane crash that's his only flaw, we can live NEW YORK - Things rarely with it," Dick Haley, the Jets' come easy for the New York Jets. personnel director, says of John- MiZeleny when the wing dropped, I Here they are holding the No. 1 son. The Associated Press knew It was going to hit the pick in Saturday's NFL draft, and Rice was the 16th overall pick ground." the player they're likely to take is in 1985; Irvin went 11th overall in RAYMOND, Neb. - Brook Lancaster County Sheriff a wide receiver, Key shewn John- 1988 and the last wide receiver to Berringer, the backup quar- Terry Wagner said the bodies son of Southern California. go No. 1, Irving Fryar In 1984, terback who helped Nebraska were removed from the crash Nothing against Johnson, who has had a successful career. win the 1994 national title, was site about 6.25 p.m. and were is compared to Jerry Rice and There Is Phillips, whose talent killed Thursday when the taken to a Lincoln hospital for Michael Irvtn, but NFL conven- is undeniable but who pleaded no small plane he was piloting, official identification. The tional wisdom holds that the No. 1 contest to misdemeanor assault crashed in a farm field. sheriff said dental records pick is supposed to be spent on a and trespassing charges after as- Plane owner Harry Ban- would be used quarterback, an Impact defen- saulting a former girlfriend. said the other person in the The plane crashed about sive player, or a running back That has turned off some teams, two-seat plane was killed. one-eighth of a mile from the who can carry a team to a Super but not all - notably the Balti- Barr identified the other vic- airstrip. Wagner said he was BowL more Ravens, the former Cleve- tim as Toby Lake, the brother told the two-seat aircraft took The Jets' problem Is that there land Browns, who might be will- of Berringer's girlfriend. off then began to shake. He are no strong quarterbacks in ing to trade up from fourth to get Barr said he has owned the said the left wing dropped as this draft; the top running back, Phillips. plane for about IS years. He the plane attempted to turn Nebraska's Lawrence Phillips, said Berringer, 22, often flew around and strong winds carries personal baggage; and Phillips and Johnson reflect the aircraft and had flown It slammed the plane Into the none of the top defensive players this draft, considered one of the earlier this week. ground, where it burst into is a sure thing. better crops of the'90s. The small plane struggled to flames. So when commissioner Paul a height of 250 feet before Tagliabue calls the draft to order It's rich In wide receivers, crashing in a field near this Berringer was 7-0 as a start- at noon EDT, the Jets are almost east-central Nebraska village running backs and a usually rare er during the 1994 season sure to claim Johnson, the commodity tight ends. As many minutes after takeoff from a when Tommle Frazier was 6-foot-3, 220-pound ail-American as a half-dozen receivers could grass airstrip. sidelined with blood dots in who had 12 receptions for 216 go In the first round and three "We could tell It was going his leg. Berringer started the yards in the Rose Bowl and the running backs could be chosen in slow," said Jim Jeffers, who Orange Bowl against Miami outgoing personality to fit in New the top eight - Phillips, Michi- lives about a mile from the but Frazier led the Cornhus- York. gan's Tim Biakabutuka and Ed- TV Associated Prese/Erlc DriHr crash site 11 miles northwest kers to a 24-17 comeback vic- "I'd love to play here," says die George, the Heisman Trophy of Lincoln. "After takeoff, tory in the fourth quarter. USC's Keyshaun Johnson makes a catch In the Rose Bowl. Johnson is Johnson. "I'm born for New winner from Ohio State. expected to be one of the top draft picks In Saturday's NFL Draft. 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Joe Peiffer clocks in with Editor's Note: Over the course of the past semester, we hope this week's installment of Weekend Reality has become to many of you a Cocktails with a member of place to catch up on an eclectic mix of band reviews, film reviews, commentary on the nightlife of the College Republicans and a Bowling Green and pieces designed to make one think about things one might take for granted. member of L.A.G.A., the les- This week, however, we are only able to bring you a drop of our usual coverage, as forces beyond bian and gay alliance. our control forced us to cut back to an eight-page layout. Aaron Weisbrod'sBW As editor, I would like to apologize to the writers who have produced week in and week out covers local sensation State some of the best text ever to grace these pages. of Green, while John You've done your best all semester under extreme conditions, and I salute you all. Riccardi's Ministry of Truth More importantly, I would like to apologize to the readers who have sent us mail all semester, looks to government spon- letting us know there is an audience out there. Sincerely, sored disease. Joe Boyle The Bandwagon •We Finally got the CDs back." State of Green's melodic lead singer Tiny Poling said with a relieved smile as I took a few minutes to catch-up with one of Bowling Green's best-kept musical secrets. Reality "Lost," which is State of Green's CD debut, has literally been flying off the shelves at many of the local record stores, causing many S.O.G. virgins to rum a listening ear towards B.G.'s own power-pop-punk band. Rarely do such lovers of music end up disappointed. Along with constantly being asked to play at a variety of regional festivals and clubs, State of Green recently won out as the best band of the Cleveland area in the "Labatt's Beer Ice Picks Competition" (the other three cities entered were Boston, Seattle, and Albany, New York). El Presidente Joe Boyle Not bad for a little ol' band from Bowling Non-typing Writer joe Peiffer Green, Ohio, huh? Executive Writer Jim Vickers As for the CD, well, Writer Grande Ryan Honeyman I'm listening to it right now, Tragic Victim Robt. Dinsdale and it's very, very tasty. Do Hard-core Writer Aaron Weisbrod yourself a favor and check Paranoid Writer John Riccardi these local boys out before Court Jester Larry Hannan they're simply too damn Musically-oriented writer Matt Pierce popular to be playing in Hazzard Co. Correspondent Tom Denk towns like Bowling Green. Enforcer Bud Hamilton They'll be playing at The Copi Editor Anna Wahrman Crobar in Toledo TONIGHT, as well as "Falconpalooza" Coppy Editr Tiffany Wtndeln Coppey Edetor this Sunday at 6:00 PM. Penny Brown Other band's featured Production Alianna Dias include Anna's Mom and Production Cathy Raidl Xing. Production Leah Barnum Aaron Weisbrod is the Offiul Music Guru of Weekend Reality. Accept aWrigUWutadUiUly no substitutes. Page 2 • Weekend Reality April 19, 1996 Cocktails With, people so they make that choice. people know what it is. In years past, gays and how the/re not real. people would find out its Jeans Day Marlena: Well, by doing the panels Jeff: Most people don't even realize The G.O I\ and L.A.G A. if s jeans day, and so you're claim- and go back to their room and we do, the stereotype of a lesbian is change. There's been instances of short hair, combat boots etc. I like ing support you're not even really receiving. Monday we had Hetero- that. By Joe Peiffer my hair, I like to wear make up. Joe: Why not have it be khaki pants There are gay men I know in the sexual Rights Day, and if you Marlena: First Thave to say, on the supported heterosexual rights, we day or ribbon day so if s actually a color. most masculine of sports. Tell me record, that while I am a member of had you wear shoes. We had choice. Joe: Jeff, do you feel that you're the sport, and there have been gay LAGA, this .is oot a representation overwhelming support. Everybody Jeff: I think pink ribbon day would be ■ homophobic? people in it. of the beliefs of LAGA, its member- supported us. noticeable. __^^ Jeff: I would say, to a Joe: Jeff, how did you ship, this is personal opinion- Marlena: I consider that a Joe: I think my problem with Jeans point. know you were Joe: Sure. Same thing goes for Jeff. joke and I consider it very Day is that you're not really doing joe: What do you heterosexual? He's not speaking for the College disrespectful. anything. ^^^ mean by that? Jeff: I don't know. Republicans. First one's an easy Joe: Why is that? If you can Marlena: We had a sign up for Jeans ^B Jeff: About four years Cause I liked girls, one. How are you? have your jeans, they can Day. Gay people are what they are 24 ^H ago, 1 worked with a pretty plain and clear. -7,365 days a year, so they picked up Jeff: Fantastic. Joe: How did you have their shoes. Marlena: Warm. ^HV gay guy, he came Marlena: But heterosexuals an everyday piece of clothing so onto me really know you were a Joe: Tell me a little about your- already have the rights. people have to make a conscious strong, and I said homosexual? selves. Gays don't have the rights. decision not to wear them. 'Why would you do that?* I talk Marlena: I had my Jeff: I'm a senior finance major, I'm B5 Joe: The point, correct me if Joe: Jeff, tell me why your week was about girls all the time, and he said crushes in high school on the going to graduate in December, and I'm wrong, Jeff, is that if s not a big founded. 'yeah, but I though maybe you were popular girls. I knew I couldn't do I'm a member of College Republi- deal for people to wear shoes, just Jeff: Because of the absurd left wing curious.' after that, for a while, I anything, but I was kind of ostra- cans. like if s not a big deal to wear jeans. causes, we're being absurd ourselves. was really homophobic. I've gotten cized anyway. Marlena: I'm 36 years old, a Marlena: He's making a joke out of Joe: Doesn't it paint you as bigots and over it now. I'd always heard gay Jeff: Do you think that's one of the community member of LAGA on Jeans Day and we don't appreciate rabid conservatives? people don't come on to straight reasons you are homosexual campus. If s open to both students that. If s just a joke. If s not even a Jeff: If s all in good fun. people. because you weren't able to fit in? and community. If s open to all, and parody. If s an insult to Jeans Day. Joe: Aren't you afraid that people are Marlena: I can understand your Marlena: I think it was because I if s probably the only organization Joe: Why not? Why isn't it a going to think you're a bunch of being homophobic at that point, WAS gay. When people were talking between here and Columbus. We're parody? assholes? because if s always... a lot of gay about their dates and stuff, I had Jeff: Aren't you afraid when you write from a wide range of area. I'm nothing to talk about. Marlena: Because I don't consider it people cover up their lifestyle by making fun, which is what parody your articles that people are going to presently unemployed and hope to talking about how many girls they Joe: Trie big thing, I think, this find something in the clerical area. is. I don't consider sandals day to be think you're an asshole? saw over the weekend. puzzles me, to be honest — why Joe: No. Joe: Do you think that has anything jeans day. Why not have nose day? a parody. It calls for heterosexuals to Joe: You uncomfortable sitting here have rights. Heterosexuals already Jeff: No? Like I said, I'm sure there are to do with your orientation? Jeff? Why not have something meaning- Marlena: I was discriminated have rights in this country. people whose opinions are split. Jeff: I don't know. ful. When you trick people into it, I against on the (ob between 84 and Joe: But can't you have a sense of Marlena thinks what we're doing is Joe: Well, if s OK if you're not ... think it dilutes what you're trying 92. humor about it? insultive, I consider it to be good fun. Jeff: You mean in this situation ... no. to do. Joe: Describe the scene What Marlena: Not for something as Marlena: The thing is you've never Joe: Tell me about the respective Marlena: Jeans day started out in 74 happened? serious as the bias gay, lesbian, faced discrimination. I have. It hurts. weeks your organization is putting in Rutgers. The reason why was Marlena: I worked at a radio station, bisexual and transgender people Jeff: I'm a white male. How have I not on. because a lot of gay people have to and I started writing letters to the face every day in this nation. faced discrimination? We're the ones Marlena: B-GLAD week is an choose to live a lie and so the reason newspaper, but the news and the Joe: Jeff... mostly discriminated against. annual event since '92, we've jeans were chosen is because its an radio station were owned by the Jeff: It was definitely done in fun, Marlena: Well, sure. Because your the always had it the second week of everyday piece of clothing to make same company. Before I started and it was definitely done in ones who have been discriminating April. If s put together by the people make the same choice gay writing letters to the newspaper, I response to Jeans Day is. All it does for years. % people committee. There's going to and lesbians have to make. 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Page 0'Weekertf Reality'April 19, 1996 Ministry of Truth Hundreds of disease-bearing cnougn, me u.3. dnd Japan t >are already medicall compromised." Furthermore, the microorganisms were cultivated and neglected to sign the 1925 Geneva substance produces an enzyme that is tested on human subjects. Their Convention regarding the global ban of Be careful of biological warfare weapons). toxic to penicillin and is suspected as an research included experiments involving the plague, typhoid, gangrene, tubercu- For years, no one knew of the secret agent in food poisoning and operating- deal between the U.S. and Japan. But room infection cases. losis, anthrax, cholera, salmonella and venereal diseases, just to name a few of the agreement was discovered and later And four days later, the.Nni> York cooties the hundreds used. publicized in the New York Times and the Times published a story contradicting the Washington Post. Writer Sheldon Harris government's daim of harmless bacteria. Horse blood was pumped into compiled an exhaustive book that In September 1950, the Army conducted Could the government have subjects body' > in attempts to find a an open-air spraying of San Francisco's substitute for human blood. Prisoners' cataloged the research and confessions population with a bacteria called Serrelia created AIDS as a bio-war- limbs were frozen and then submerged of the Devil's Brigade (Factories of Death). in scalding water (which effectively Yet somehow the US. managed to marcescens. Within the next few months, fare agent? crumbled the flesh from their bodies) dismiss the deal with a shrug, as if to say 11 patients at the Stanford Hospital while trying to discover a cure for "hey, if s not like WE did anything like developed Sermru marcescens infections By John Riccardi frostbite. those experiments, right?" of the heart, blood and urinary system. Prisoners were infected with diseases But then again, maybe they did. Doctors at the hospital, who were and then forced naked into freezing In 1977, information regarding a obviously unaware of the bacteria research that included tests on unknow- series of biological warfare experiments spraying, were puzzled by the outbreak, temperatures long periods of time — just Film Director Robert Rodriguez ing U.S. civilian populations. And especially since cases of Srrnttu to understand the effect the cold had on conducted by the US. military became funded his first film. El Maruichi, by would you believe the defense depart- public. But these experiments were marcescens elsewhere were rare. The the disease while inhabiting a host. volunteering as a guinea pig for a ment might have hatched HIV in a petri unique, because the US. performed government ignored the connection, And Ishii's team performed autopsies pharmaceutical company. When he dish right here on US. soil? on their subjects — while they were still them on its own unknowing citizens. calling it a coincidence. Conveniently, appeared on late Night With David alive and without anesthetic. According to an article that appeared in the government also staled that the Lttterman to plug his film, Dave asked During World War II, a secret group All of the research was well- the March 9,1977 New York Tones. US. strain of bacteria used in the San him about the experience. of Japanese military researchers known documented and cataloged. So why biological warfare researchers conducted Francisco test was no longer available, •What kind of stuff did they test on as the Devil's Brigade conducted didn't everyone know about these 239 "open-air" tests of biological warfare so bacteriologists couldn't make you?" Dave asked. experiments on thousands of humans, atrocities once the war was over? agents between World War II and 1969, comparisons with the Stanford Hospital "Stuff that heals wounds," Rodriguez including American POWs, at a camp in version. Similar experiments performed by when the program supposedly ended. answered. "Do you know how they do Ping Fan, Manchuria. The researchers, German researchers were well- The tests included spreading bacteria But as far as the government is thatr led by Lt. Gen. Shiro Ishii, had a two- publicized, so why weren't these? over the Pennsylvania Turnpike, concerned, there's no use in crying over "No," Dave replied. "How?" part goal: develop and harness new spilled bacteria. Besides, they daim There are two reasons no one ever dumping bacteria in the ocean near San "They hurt you." deadly biological warfare for use on heard about the Devil's Brigade. Reason Francisco, and other tests in subway and their disease-spreading days are now |apan's enemies and discover new number one: no one lived to tell about bus stations. The US. alleged that the over. And they did sign the Toxic It's amazing what is done in the name vaccines and antidotes for themselves. it. Ishii's team destroyed the site and primary bacteria used. Bacillus subttlis, Weapons Convention of 1972, which of science. For example, if s amazing Human subjects (unaffectionately called for a unilateral disarming or remaining evidence before the war was completely harmless. However, a that the United States discovered a series referred to as "logs" by Ishii and his ended. Reason number two: The U.S. separate article in the Dec 5,1984 biological warfare weapons. But are of wartime research atrocities so horrific team), were put through every possible government struck a deal with the Washington Post publicized a differing they really through with germ warfare? they kept the research for themselves rigor to gain a better understanding of opinion: a publication from the Society After all, killing people convention- researchers, offering them immunity and and covered it up. More amazing is the the effects of disease on the human body anonymity in exchange for their research for Microbiology cited the bacteria as a ally costs a lot more money than it does United States' own series of biological and the nature of if s immune system. results and materials, (interesfinelv factor in complicating the condition of with germs. According to an article in the journal of the American Medical Association, it costs around $2,000 per square kilometer to wage war with conventional weapons, $800 per square kilometer to do it with nuclear weapons and $600 to do it with nerve gas. The cost per square kilometer when using biological agents? — one dollar. We Now Offer VJQ G3Efi, VE HEX In 1984. the Army tried to Leftovers reappropriate $1.4 million for a new with Haoov Hour Soecials!!! maximum containment biotechnology lab at the Dugway Proving Grounds in Cveryday Noon-9 pm Utah (the funds were originally intended I Double Mixed Drinks for price of a single! for other programs having nothing to do Glide with biotechnology). The Army Dollar Met Specials! And t Holdegs for a Buck! "sought" congressional approval to 15 c Wings build the lab by burying the proposal in a stack of routine paperwork, according Abo check out our in-house specials: to an article in Science magazine. 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