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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" # BG Effect links new students, mentors By JAMIE BUDZICK The BG News

Starting at a new school, espe- cially at the college level, can seem quite overwhelming to most students. However, the University can help. Since 1992, the University has offered the Bowling Green Ef- fect program. It is designed to help students make the transition to college life by offering indi- vidual mentors to incoming stu- dents during summer and spring semesters. "The way that we make our- selves known to new students Is through the orientation and reg- ->*. istration sessions," said Beverly Stearns, assistant to the dean of libraries and head of this year's IGNcn Pk«« fcr GIM Fk BIM BG Effect. Students in the program look to their mentors as a friend who Dance away offers Individual support, an- swering their questions about campus policies and campus life in general. the weekend "The administrative staff at the University saw the need to welcome new students to campus Record amount raised and to help orient them to the kinds of procedures they might have questions on," Stearns said. at Dance Marathon Although the program has been By MAUREEN BARRY much," she said. "It Is great to beneficial to new students, it has The BG News know I made a difference in only been available to a limited someone's life." number who start during the Nine months of hard work end- The old record was held by summer and spring semesters. ed Sunday with record-breaking Iowa City, Iowa. Because of a lack of resources, results. According to DJ. Burke, pub- they have not been able to acco- The 1997 Children's Miracle lic relations chair, this year's modate the large number of in- Network Dance Marathon raised marathon was "amazing." coming students in the fall. $102,958.17, which more than "I think every ounce of my soul However, things may be doubles the previous record for a is shaking," Burke said. changing. There is now a new ini- second-year Dance Marathon. Burke added that not only did tiative task force, composed of Amy Schuller, Dance Mar- the children keep the dancers go- constituents from various facul- athon financial chair, said de- ing for 32 hours, but they kept ty and staff departments, at- spite some setbacks, the finan- the committee members working tempting to make BG Effect a cial committee pulled through. for nine months. campus-wide program. The major setback was the ban "There is nothing in my life "I would like to see the pro- on intersection canning when that could be better than this," gram, or something similar to it, junior Deana Paponetti was hit she said. expanded and get more faculty by a car while canning in Toledo. The marathon began Saturday and staff involved," said Joan Although Schuller was dis- morning with motivational Morgan, director of academic couraged because canning con- speeches from University Presi- enhancement and chairwoman of tributed nearly 75 percent of last dent Sidney Ribcau and Tina the administrative staff. "We're year's total, she said she tried to Harris, assistant professor of in- still in the works." The initiation of a campus-wide keep her committee motivated. terpersonal communication. BG New. PkM. b> Amy V«. H.m The dancers also received let- program will require participa- Schuller said no one expected Hundreds of University faculty and students danced for 32 straight hours this weekend in the second- ters from Marcy Kaptur, US rep- tion by all University faculty and to raise that amount of money. annual Dance Marathon. Above, a number of the 'marathoners' go through the motions Saturday. Be- She knew the total Sunday morn- resentative, Steve Young, San staff if it is to go into effect next low, senior elementary education major Todd Deulsch (right) and junior business major Michael ing, but she kept the secret until Fransisco 49ers quarterback, In- year. Since the program is volun- Could hold Jeff Carter, a senior computer science major, on his hands to help blood get back to his tary on the part of both the men- the end of the marathon. "I know head Sunday. Carter was in his 29th hour of dancing. this Is going to help those kids so • See DANCE, page three. • See EFFECT, page three. Many unaware of air bag injuries Around Bowling Green

Analysis at the Harvard School the 29 older children, 25 were not volve people who were unbelted Survey reveals of Public Health mistakenly be- wearing seat belts and two were or had placed children or infants USG to discuss ban of animal testing lieve that air bags are helping wearing lap belts without shoul- improperly in seats in front of Americans'lack more children than they are hurt- der belts, according to Brian O'- passenger air bags," said O'Neill, At tonight's meeting of USG, the senate will dicuss a bill call- ing. Neill, president of the Insurance whose institute is financed by the ing for a university investigation into and ban of all animal test- of knowledge Although survey participants Institute for Highway Safety In insurance industry. ing done on the campus. recognized that air bags can save Arlington, Va. Automakers, the government lives, they were unclear about Air bags, which deploy at up to Bill 96-97-32, written by senator Jason Wolfe, calls for not only of safety device and safety groups say children 12 the investigation, but "beseeches the entire Bowling Green the range of injuries air bags can 200 mph, are credited with sav- and under should sit in the back community ... to put a collective end to the inexcuseable and in- The Associated Press cause. ing more than 1,600 lives. seat, yet fewer than 25 percent of calcuable suffering other beings are unwillingly subjected to." "The public has a perhaps ex- However, Graham said he the survey respondents with BOSTON - While passenger- cessively optimistic and favora- hadn't found any documented children in their homes knew the Aimed at the departments of Psycholgy and Biological Sci- side air bags have killed at least ble view of what air bags are do- cases of children's lives being correct answer. Children are 30 ence, the bill also calls for the public release of all findings of the 38 children, far overshadowing ing for them," said John Graham, saved by the inflatable safety to 50 percent safer in the back investigation. any possible instances of young- director of the center and the devices. seat, Graham said. sters being saved by the devices, study's lead author. And at least 20 adults, most of Most respondents, however, If passed and implemented, the bill would immediately halt all a majority of Americans believe Of the 38 children killed to date them smaller women, have been knew it was dangerous to put an animal testing on campus. the reverse Is true, a new survey by air bags, all were sitting In the killed by air bags. infant in a rear-facing restraint Also at the meeting will be the introduction and reading of a shows. new parking bill. front passenger seat and most "The public has missed the in front of a passenger-side air - Stebbins Nearly 60 percent of adults were decapitated, Graham said. point that most of the [air bag] bag. Rear-facing seats put a polled by the Center for Risk Nine of those were infants. Of deaths and serious injuries in- child's head close to the air bag.

■ page two The BG News Monday March 17, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

SPECIAL FEATURE- H E Stopping the exodus out of town News columnists and staff members debate what—if anything— should be done to keep students on campus on the weekends

Intellectual curiosity, must Yes, occasionally this place gets Currently, the BGSU admin- Students feel show students that learning is old and boring but overall I usually istration is attempting to "A lot of worthwhile. make my own fun and stay active. continue the "Building Commu- disconnected And. of course, the "life" When I do go home, I can't wait to nity initiative" by devising more students at aspect must be dealt with, we get back here to my friends and ways to keep students on BGSU are NEWS I stumbled need common bonds that make "real life." as I like to call it. campus, (or least in Bowling lacking any upon a large us feel that BGSU pays more There are few other places Green) during the weekends. Oh "Serving the Bowling sheet piece of than Just lip service to our where you can find 17.000 people yes. this behemoth problem sense of paper yester- education and our "community". your age who have pretty much mocks our officials as they belonging to Green community for day with a list, In other words, don't try and the same Interests. BG Is a unique launch survey after survey In something over 75 years" apparently the pacify us with Just sports and place in that It is Isolated from the attempt to discover why stu- product of rock concerts. Our untapped "real world." We live in a relatively dents flee town at a dizzying larger than 210 West Hall some student resources. BGSU theater, safe place that is populated and pace each Friday afternoon. themselves." Bowling Green State University workshop, stimulating movies, art exhibits, run by people 18-23. Doesn't that Having spent three years of -Tony titled 'Reasons music concerts, guest lecturers sound pretty close to a Utopia? my life In "the BGSU Experi- Bowling Green, OH to Drink". and discussion must all be BG is not perfect, though. We ence," I think the reasons why Cavallario 43403 Topping the list, and confirming Invigorated. Student Involve- have bars that, although they are a students take their weekly [email protected] my worst fears was this: "Nothing ment in campus groups can be lot of fun, are very mainstream pilgrimages are obscenely Else to Do at BG." It probably facilitated by giving more and dull. We need more places simple. I feel that on weekends, (419) 372-2601 wasn't a Joke, and that's depress- resources to student groups and that are a little on the edge, like unless you're hoping to become ing. Is there really nothing worth- to encourage new ones to form. the Warehouse in Cincinnati or Inebriated, this University while to do here? Until these activities are made Industry In Detroit. A student- functions as little more than a Editorial Board 372-6966 The empty parking lots and accessible to all students. BGSU friendly campus would be nice, glorified community college (and "We need Scon Brown conversations I have with fellow will remain a weekend waste- also. A few weeks ago I wanted to I mean no disrespect to those take a walk to think and deal with Institutions)! Editor students makes me think these land. more places students hate school. They run some problems, but 1 realized Computer labs are locked that are a Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock from town like Junior high kids Tony Cavallarlo is a weekly there Is nowhere to walk to. I was better than state prisons. little on the Managing Editor Chief Reporter when the last bell rings. They run columnist for The News. looking for a nice open area that Jerome Library is open only a to family, friends, and Jobs in their there was none. The University short while on Saturday, when edge.... A should try to develop an outdoor surprise, most students are Amy Johnson Brandon Wray hometowns. And why not. If the student- only option is to assimilate Into Students need area that Is suitable for people to working. In the residence halls, Assistant Entertainment BG's hollow social scene? What if Just hang out in on nice days (the the cafeterias offer meager friendly cam- Editor to stick around Managing Editor you thought college was about few we have). menus, and have reduced pus would be gaining experience and learning Besides that. In my opinion. BG hours. nice, also." Penny Brown Mike Wendling and other ideals that are appar- Why go home? is a great place to spend a college Does the University think a Copy Chief Opinion Editor ently missing from Bowling Green -Pearl Jam career. mid-major athletic department -Brandon life? Brandon Wray Is The News will keep students on campus? I Wray Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins A lot of students at BGSU are The debate over how to get Entertainment Editor. hope not. Our administration Photo Editor Sports Editor lacking any sense of belonging to students to stay in Bowling has no clue what this something larger than themselves. Green on the weekends con- Academics will University's drawing card Is. School for many is about getting a fuses me. I don't understand BGSU has the second lowest degree, as painlessly as possible. why anyone would want to take the lead enrollment of schools in the Copy Staff 372-2604 Students here seemed skeptical of leave. On the weekends, this Mid-American Conference Krisien Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief talk of a "learning community" or town is a very exciting and (Miami has the lowest). It Is Lauren Flynn Damion Heintschel "Intellectual life". After all. they vibrant place. ^m When smaller than all the Big Ten "When stu- Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby have never seen "intellectual life", When people go to college, ^r^^^»m I former BGSU schools except Northwestern. So Olivia Inkrort Kerri Killion community, or even culture. they should actually do that. Go ^ ; President Paul why do BGSU bigwigs think we dents stay on Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn If the university ever hopes to there and stay. I can under- J 'S' •"S* J OI scamp stated should imitate the larger weekends for have enthusiastic students. It stand the need to go home and ; that the schools, when we can use our must introduce students to these see the family every once In a I University size to our advantage? Let's academics, Reporting Staff 372-2604 things. Twenty-four-hour libraries while, but if you choose to come j doesn't have a focus on competing academi- the social and and computer labs, some new, here you should work on \gf parking cally, not socially, with other Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer more atmospheric places (a new building a life and roots here. problem, but schools. When students stay on community Maureen Barry Tanya Markul union?) for students to study and Excluding Christmas and merely a weekends for academics, the ya-ya will Jennifer Schab interact academically, will help. Thanksgiving break. I person- "walking social and community ya-ya will take care of University instructors can help by ally have not spent a night at problem." he must have looked at take care of Itself. encouraging thought and making home or anywhere else this the football parking lot on week- itself." Art Staff 372-6966 academic activity attractive. year. There Is always something ends instead of the commuter lots Tom Denk is a guest colum- -Tom Denk Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Teachers, who have found their to do in Bowling Green. used on weekdays. nistfor The News. Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson on-campus weekends more Recently, this Is not the case during BG needs more appealing to them! Guess what? because there are exceedingly few weekends "THERE'S Production Staff 372-8296 original music Toledo's various clubs and bars people left on campus every Involves our NOTHING offers people good local and weekend to become acquainted fearless Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell regional bands...That's why with. The fact that Bowline Green leader. Gen. TO DO IN Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin It kind of people go there! is becoming a weekend ghost town Sidney THIS Chad Gamby JeffGayton amuses me Maybe If some of the clubs In is striking a huge blow to this Ribeau. Stacy Hubert Heidi Kropf that the this town would start booking year's "Building Community" Students at TOWN!" Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwitzgabel people in more of the area's ORIGINAL campaign. Bowling -Aaron Cathy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln power here at bands (like Howard's does on To compare the past to now. one Green are Weisbrod Jessica Wherry Carla Zvosec BGSU are Tuesday nights...as well on the could walk down East Wooster two familiar with trying to occasional Thursday evening), years ago and be beckoned Into the general. figure out people would stick around several of the parties taking place The general, along with his Advertising Staff 372-2605 why the rather than fleeing to The Glass on the lawns lining the sidewalk cronies—the Board of Trustees Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley kiddles on City. across from campus. Each time and parking police-want to "One could Christy Hagerman Alison Policy campus skip BG and Toledo combined has you stopped for a beer, you would keep more students here on walk down Lori Patton Jim Vassal lo town every one of the most diverse, tal- meet another group of people. As it weekends. Besides continually weekend when the answer's ented, and powerful music turned out. the people whom you raising tuition and giving out East Wooster staring everybody right In the scenes in the country right now. met would be In your classes or expensive parking tickets, they two years ago Letters to the Editor face: THERE'S NOTHING TO DO even though you would never Uve In your hall, and every time now want to restrict students' and be beck- IN THIS TOWN! know It by observing BG's bar you saw one of them, they would Innate freedoms. Specifically, If you would like to submit a Letter to the While BG has more than its scene. smile and ask how you'd been. the freedom to get the hell out of oned into Editor, please follow these guidelines: fair share of bars and night clubs If you take a look at Toledo's, This may not seem significant, but Bowling Green on weekends. several of the • Makenrt the letter b 508 word* or tai. (Easystreet. Junction, Uptown. however. It's quite another one must admit that it is nice to Beginning on Fridays. 1 can parties taking Please Include your address, major, aca- Valhalla's, and Howard's Club H story. have a few friends around campus. see the general Implementing a demic class and phoae number (phone to name a few) the simple truth of Aaron Wetsbrod Is the Thurs- Compare this to the current year roadblock, making all exits out place on the numbers are strictly for »erincation and not for publication). the matter Is that most of these day columnist for The News, and in which it Is hard to find one of of Bowling Green Impassable. lawns lining •Letters most be typed, and not hand writ- establishments usually offer the he's not through with this Issue those parties to be beckoned Into. He, along with his gang of the sidewalk ten. Letters brought In saved oa a campus community nothing but yet...Not by a long shot. Now and then, everyone feels toughs, will assume their Macintosh-compatible disk arc pre- crappy cover bands ("Here's like the frightened freshman we position in the middle of the exit across from ferred. another Pearl Jam song for all of started out as, Just hoping to make to 1-75. They no doubt will be campus." • Bring the letter to Room 21t West Hal, you party animals out there!"), Campus life friends when we got here. During painted In horrific war paint or e-mail us at bgnews»bgnetiigsuedu. and wielding crude Instruments -Amee Be prepared to show ralid hlenthVnnna. overcrowded dance floors with has changed those times, Just seeing the smile • Space Hmhatlons may prevent The BG techno music blasting out of the of someone who's acquaintance we of battle. Wanzo News from printing all letters received. speakers at a volume that doesn't When I made over the weekend eases the Any student feeling the need The BG News reserves the right to edit even allow you to hear the person came to anxiety. Getting students to realize to leave, will be run down, like any and all letters. next to you talking and a room BGSU. I that staying on campus during out of a scene from The Road full of drunken frat boys who pick decided that, weekends Is one of the best ways Warrior." Student's cars will be Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling fights with anybody who gets aside from to meet the people around us Is Impounded. Next, punishment "I can see the Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this within ten feet of the girl they've Disneyland, probably the best way to keep will be given. These brazen general publication without the permission of The BG News been staring at all night. this campus people around. students need to be taught a is strictly prohibited. Tell me. Mr. or Mrs. Adminis- must be the Amee Wanzo Is a guest colum- lesson. implementing The BG News is an independent publication trator, why would I (or anybody most fun- nist for The News. For punishment, the guilty a roadblock, founded in 1920 and is published daily during the students must spend every academic year and weekly during the summer se- else with a way out of this town fllled place making all mester. on weekends) want to stay In BG on earth. weekend In Bowling Green, Opinions expressed in columns and letters to on the weekends when places like Every General Ribeau giving campus tours to prospec- exits out of the editor are not necessarily those of the student Toledo have a much better weekend was an action-packed, imposes order tive freshmen. Oh, the inhu- Bowling body, faculty. University administration or The BG entertainment scene to offer it's three-day-long party and every manity! News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the patrons? weekday Included walking The way things are at this Green im- Spring 1997 BG News staff. 1 mean. 133 out of the 155 through campus and being university. I can see this scenario passable." The BG News encourages its readers to notify Jim Good Is a guest colum- the paper of any errors in stories or photograph students surveyed by The News greeted by the smiles of the coming true. I think the only way -Jim Good descriptions. said that concerts would make people I met over the weekend. to keep students on campus nist for The Neuis. Monday. March 17, 1997 The BG News page three

LOCALLY STATE

Around Bowling Green Developing

University students named 'Who's Who' riverfront The 1997 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" includes the names of 75 University unaffected students who have been selected as national outstanding campus leaders. The selection committee at the University and the editors of by flooding the annual directory have included the names of these students based on the following criteria: The Associated Press ■ Academic achievement ■ Service to the community CINCINNATI - Recent Hood- ■ Leadership in co-curricular activities ing along the Ohio River has not ■ Potential for continued success dampened plans to develop Cin- The University's students join an elite group of students from cinnati's riverfront, where two more than 1,900 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, sports stadiums might be lo- the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directo- cated. ry since it was first published in 1934. Students named this year "Anything built has to be from Bowling Green are: raised out of the flood plain," said Mayor Roxanne Quails. Dana Albrecht Kristen Mackert "That's one of the reasons why to Jason Anderson Carrie Martin actually develop anything at the Kareem Ash Laura Martin riverfront Is extremely expen- Debra Baumgartner Jessica McGrail Amy Black sive and very difficult." Danielle McGuire Any project that gets built Tracy Blankenship Jennifer Meeker Scott Carr Brian Milek along the riverfront - whether Jaci Clark Cheryl Miller it's a stadium, a museum or a Katie Clinard Erin Milligan business - would be built to with- Ken Colander Kerry Newbury stand 100-year flood levels. Kelly Crampton Rebecca DeCrane Craig Nieset "Even the fact that it was the Maria Dellevalle Victoria Panza worst flooding in over 30 years Lora DeRodes Juliane Patterson doesn't change the approach," Heather Distelzweig Susan Pierce she said. Jill Elliot Jeffrey Przysiecki BC News PkMe by Amy Van Horn Ms. Quails said lifting devel- Tony Everhart Adam Rakestraw Stacey Selka Julie Donatone, a freshman elementary education major, signs freshman biology major Karey Weaver's opment above the flood plain Bethanee Fitch T-shirt Sunday at the Student Recreation Center, home of the second annual Dance Marathon. Julie and could be accomplished by build- Katharine Gerdeman Heather Siegmund Erin Goodsite Cheri Snyder Karey were two of a group in charge of keeping morale high during the 32 hours of the dance marathon. ing parking structures that act as Meghan Harris Steve Springer a basement of sorts and making Heather Hart land DeAnna Starn new riverfront buildings level Matt Hasenfratz John Strmac DANCE Lisa S wick with downtown. The basement Betsy Hauptman Andy Sykes Continued from page one. Taylor's doctor had never seen "It just hit home with me be- would flood every so often, she Daniel Hawkins said. Tracy Hill Melissa Tamburrino such a case in her 25 years of cause my three-year-old cousin Bethany Hodakievic Julie Thomas ternational chair for Children's practice, according to the elder was diagnosed with leukemia in Several agencies must approve Keith Holmes Laura Thomas Miracle Network, and Tara Hol- Taylor. October," she said. plans before projects can be built Heather Hoy BellaniraVega land, Miss America 1997, prais- in a flood plain, including the U.S. Debbie Webster Because of their son's condi- Schuller said it was great that Chanda Jones Tom Williams ing them for their efforts toward tion, the Taylors have gotten to the University community pulled Army Corps of Engineers, the ci- Matt Jordan Michelle Williams such a great cause. know the staff at the Medical Col- together to contribute to the re- ty's building department and the Katie M. Keane One of the miracle families Ohio Department of Natural Re- Karl Kerschner Carrie Williamson lege of Ohio on a personal level. cord-breaking total. Catherine Klepach Kristen Woods present at the marathon were "They have done so much for Awards were given to recog- sources. Karissa Korpita Susan Wrasman Toledo natives Joe and Margaret us," Taylor said. "Everytime [Joe nize the sorority, fraternity, and Stephanie Zmuda Taylor. Jr.Jgoes out there, he has to David Kreienkamp Robert Gardner organization raising the most Leslie Kucsma James Strange The Taylor's son, Joe Jr., was dance for them before he can money for CMN. Stacv Lenartowicz diagnosed with diabetes nearly leave." Alpha Chi Omega sorority Voice test two years ago. Jen Smith, junior sport man- raised $6,052, while Phi Kappa The Taylors had to reteach agement major, said she danced Tau raised $3,099. analyzers their son everything after he suf- for the Taylor family this week- The organization which raised Shoot For Two! fered from tuberculosis and end because the CMN is a great the most money was Delta Sigma menengitis of the brain. cause. Pi with $2,197. used as lie EFFECT detectors Continued from page one. part of the University," Morgan might not otherwise have gotten said. involved with them," Morgan The Associated Press tors and students, it will take a This year, for the first time said. fully committed effort. since the program's induction, "We believe that it helps in the ELYRIA - About 40 police Stearns is coordinating an as- retention of new students," agencies in Ohio use a machine "The University administra- sessment of the program to find Stearns added. "Even if we have that measures voice stress as a tion is very interested in the re- the benefits and growth that it convinced one student to stay, tool to solve crimes. Some law tention of students, and one of has brought to new students. who may have been thinking of enforcement officials are con- the factors that's really impor- "I think it's accomplished some leaving, by keeping in contact vinced it works. Many remain tant in keeping students at the things for some students, and I with them and helping them skeptical. University is having them have think it's been a good opportunity through the hoops, then I would Lorain County Prosecutor some kind of significant contact, for some staff to get involved view that as a success and reason Greg White has used about someone who makes them feel a with students in a way that they to continue the program." $50,000 of forfeited drug money to buy voice stress analyzers for WORLD several police departments in the county. Sheffield Lake police Sgt. Ger- ald Payser says he has used the Violence continues in Albania machine in about 50 In- The Associated Press "Albania" and waved flowers or Tirana last week. vestigations in the past nine linked hands in Skanderbeg People knelt twice for a mo- months. He said it was recently TIRANA, Albania -- In the Square, where the first anti- ment of silence, and several used in a rape Investigation in- square where the first stirrings government protests were women wept. Government secu- volving a 15-year-old girl, who of Albanian discontent began, a staged in December following rity forces watched from roof- admitted while on the machine crowd mourned victims Sunday the collapse of investment funds tops above the sun-bathed she made up the charge because and appealed for an end to the promising high yields. square. she hadn't been given drugs In anarchy that has forced Struggling to regain control in Nurie Rica, 45, said it was the exchange for sex. thousands to flee and pushed the the capital, authorities formed a first time her 3-year-old grand- But Portage County sheriff's president into a comer. civilian militia to work alongside son, Jurgen. had been outside Lt. John Risity said the devices Across the Adriatic Sea, Italian police at roadblocks and patrols. since shooting began in Tirana are "not 100 percent reliable. But authorities said their ports were In an apparent attempt to bal- last week. She said she had faith nothing is so perfect that it's ab- strained to the limit with more ance its harsh tactics, the in the new government formed solute." than 4,000 Albanian refugees. At government declared Sunday a last week, "because it's a coali- Voice stress analysis was in- BC Niws »»ete ky Jeremy Mania least another 100 former military national day of mourning. tion for reconciliation." troduced as a crime investigation Dan Smith, visiting from Charles City, Iowa, shoots a free throw officers and sailors were en The crowd held aloft posters tool about 2S years ago. It is less Sunday afternoon at the basketball courts by Harshman quad- route in an Albanian navy tor- showing a bloody hand, with a But the appeals for peace were known and not as widely used as rangle. pedo boat they commandeered. slogan against violence, and the offset by continuing chaos and the polygraph. • In Tirana. 2,000 people chanted portrait of a teen-ager killed in exodus elsewhere. i r (4) TIRE ROTATION LUBE, OIL & FILTER JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE AND BALANCE SPECIAL ONLY ONLY SUMMER & FALL RENTALS $14.95 $21.95 Cuai«iaia aaarrvnafion of: • Waahar Fkad • Powar Staanrtj C k,«] (Too many to list) P>M*m ttw oaapon to fcftwi IOKMI prioa. • AtMmMn Tramma»on Fkad • Brafca Fkad Moat can Call fcw «poo«*mn» -4? to 5 qft motlcsn feataSeVUtT Call to* ajftjW—pJ • Ea>rM 4/1*7 1 MAINTENANCE COOLING SYSTEM I i CHECK TUNE-UP SPECIAL* Large assortment of I 4 Cylinder - $32.95 ONLY 6 Cylinder - 036.95 Houses, Duplexes, I •■IIIlllllilt ••■••*■ mmwi ,A^ $39.95 8 Cylinder -039.95 and Apartments I INCLUDES: Analytu ol staring, charging. * engine system Flush / Fill PLUS we set oming a install new spark plugs. •Miiiiiiilliiiiiiiii' Call «x appointment • E ipires «/1r»7 I Call lor appoinmant • Expires 4/1/97

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WORLD Mirage Salon GRAND OPENING! NATO expansion debated c_ (fy&tipoxy : Sfirvifri Mirage <---**4Sl&T&u&uze ClipoerCuu S 8.00 Helsinki, Finland, and makes a ■ By excluding Russia, NATO don. He thinks NATO expansion Reg. Meni A Womens Clinton meets with renewed pitch to convince the would be driving the Russians Is a mistake that will come back 83.00 off any halrcuttlng Cull 13.00 Into a corner. to haunt the Western alliance. Wei Down Only 10.00 Yeltsin to discuss Russian president that a "big- service CM & Shampoo 1500 ger" NATO will not be a "bad- ■ It would cost too much Es- "The whole arms control ofgl5.00orn.ore. Cul/S:yW5hampoo 17.00 possible benefits der"NATO. timates vary widely, from $27 agenda is seriously Jeopardized On Sunday, Yeltsin told the billion to more than $100 billion. by this," Steinbruner said. It B5.00 off any hair coloring Permanent Wavei 35.00 45.00 Helsinki newspaper Helsingin ■ It could stop or even reverse makes the Russians unlikely to service The Associated Press ratify the START II nuclear arms 55.00 Stmomat: "To us, bringing the al- the momentum toward democ- 10% off all perms. Speciality Wripi 65.00 A Up liance's military infrastructure racy in nations that are left out - treaty, he said, and may even in- Hair Coloring 25.-35.00 WASHINGTON -- Should closer to Russian territory is ab- "failed suitors" such as possibly duce them to rely more on nu- 425 E. Wooster Highlighting NATO expand eastward? Romania. clear weapons. (Cap) 45.00 solutely unacceptable." (behind Dairy Mart) (Foiling) 55.00 What if it antagonizes the In July, Clinton and leaders of Opinion polls show most Amer- Expansion is opposed by no 354-2016 Western alliance's old rival, the the other NATO countries plan to icans are barely aware of a de- less a foreign policy expert than Russians? invite new members - probably bate over NATO expansion. No George F. Kennan, architect of What if it commits American Poland, Hungary and the Czech wonder There was little debate the post-World War II U.S. policy blood, treasure - even nuclear Republic - and assert explicitly before President Clinton essen- of "containment" of Soviet com- arms - to the defense of former that the NATO door does not tially sealed the expansion deal munism. He wrote in a recent Soviet-bloc foes such as Hungary close behind them. In a campaign speech in Detroit newspaper opinion article that or ftiland? The arguments for and against in late October. expanding NATO would be "the Depending on perspective, expansion are simple. First, the "Enlargement is not directed most fateful error of American expanding the North Atlantic pro-expansion case: against anyone. It will advance policy In the entire post-Cold War Treaty Organization is a prudent ■ It will help solidify democ- the security of everyone," Clin- era." move to strengthen democracy in racy in Europe. ton said in setting 1999 as the formerly communist central and ■ It will lessen the chance of target for new members to Join. Adding members to NATO will eastern Europe, or it's a foolish local rivalries and regional ten- The consequences are far- require approval of the alliance's O^ idea that would overstretch sions boiling over into hot wars. reaching and go beyond the mat- 16 current governments. The America's military commitments ■ Everyone benefits. A stable ter of NATO itself. sentiment in Congress has been EASTER SCTTOAY and isolate and irritate Russia. Europe is good for both America "It's the biggest of all" foreign hard to gauge. Many have raised The touchy issue will top the and Russia. policy issues facing Clinton this questions about the cost and po- BUFFET agenda this week when President Here, in a nutshell, is the anti- year, said John Steinbruner, an litical implications, and a few are Clinton meets Boris Yeltsin in analyst at the Brookings Institu- openly opposed. expansion case: Grand Ballroom - Student Union NATION Around the Nation March 30, 1997 representative Simpson regains custody of children 11 am - 2 pm McVeigh will be SANTA ANA, Calif. - Psychological tests in the O.J. 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Company President Thomas Weigt identified suggest that others were in- MID AM MANOR them both, and said two other Basler employees were killed. He volved in the bombing plot, the did not release their names. magazine said. NOT MANY The report of the test is attrib- Three divers lost in Washington canal uted to anonymous sources close APARTMENTS LEFT to the investigation. FOR NEXT YEAR!! ZILLAH, Wash. - Two professional divers were missing and "McVeigh confirmed his role presumed drowned Saturday in an underground stretch of an ir- rigation canal, and one of the two divers sent to rescue them was in blowing up the Murrah build- •Within walking distance of killed.' ing," the magazine said. " ... 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Falcons overpowered by Wolverines leers fall 7-2 to CCHA repeating champions

By JIM TOCCO The BC News HOCKEY The Falcons needed to play a tf perfect game to beat Michigan, the nation's best team. The Fal- "I think our team just cons found out just how good the Wolverines are when they played self-destructed in the a good game and lost 7-2. third period." The team knew it was capable of toppling the national power, but it would need to execute eve- Mike Johnson rything to the best of its ability. After all, this was the defending Falcon co-captain NCAA champion, playing just 50 miles from its home ice. a goal you would normally ex- Detroit's Joe Louis Arena pect. I think we got some breaks packed in thousands of college early." hockey fans for the first round of Michigan, with the one-goal the Central Collegiate Hockey edge, never relinquished the Association playoffs Friday lead. Four minutes after Clark's night. Those fans witnessed a goal, Hobey Baker Award hope- standoff in the first period, with ful Brendan Morrison chipped in both teams playing good defen- one of his own, with an assist to sive hockey. After 20 minutes of Bill Muckalt. play, the teams skated into the The Falcons fought back, locker room in a scoreless tie. though, as Mike Johnson scored The Falcons held off the the 30th goal of his senior cam- powerful Wolverine offense until paign, with an assist from Kelly nearly five minutes into the sec- Perrault. Johnson finishes his ca- ond period, when right winger reer at BG with 64 goals and 98 BG Ncwi PfcaM ky Jim T«cc assists, ranking as the Falcons' Justin Clark scored an improba- BG co-captain Mike Johnson (12) sends the puck through Michigan Peach (24). Johnson scored his 30th goal of the season against the 21st all-time leading point scorer. ble goal on a sharp Bob Petrie. goalie Marty Turco's crease while fighting off defenseman Sean Wolverines. Clark took a rebound off the The Wolverines reclaimed the back boards on Petrie's left and two-goal edge with 1:29 left in the we can get this to 3-2, the next That was Fry's last point at Bowl- "It was not a 7-2 game," Beren- would have to do to beat Michi- flipped in a shot from an impos- period, on a goal from defense- goal could be a big goal,' and as it ing Green. Fry finishes his ca- son said. "I didn't think we were gan, Powers said a team would sible angle. Assists on the goal man Chris Fox. turns out, Michigan got goal reer with 68 goals and 125 as- that much better than them. We have to play to perfection. went to Greg Crozier and An- That's when the avalanche number four, and once they went sists, ranking him 14th all-time in got the breaks." drew Merrick. started. up 4-1, I think we lost a little bit points, and 10th in assists. Per- Michigan went on to defeat "They've got a great club," It was just the third goal on the In the third period, the Wolver- of our poise. When you lose your rault once again got the primary rival Michigan State in the finals Powers said. "You've got to play season for Clark, playing on the ines reeled off four more goals, poise against a team like Michi- assist, with a second to Adam 3-1, giving them an automatic bid a perfect hockey game. You can fourth line, which combined for starting with Jason Botterill's gan, they're going to step on Edinger. into the 12-team NCAA finals. try to shut down one line and an- just 9 goals. In comparison, league-leading 35th. All told, you." The Falcon goal was the only other one is going to get you. Michigan's first line has scored seven different Wolverines shot that BG managed in the Michigan will go on to play in Anybody that plays them, you 87 goals. would score. The Falcons got some reprieve third period. the first round of the NCAA fin- just wish them good luck be- "Clark is not a big goal scorer "It was 3-1 going into the third when Curtis Fry beat U of M "I think our team just self- als next Saturday in Van Andel cause if Michigan comes to play, on our team," said Michigan period," Falcon coach Buddy goaltender Marty Turco all by destructed In the third period," Arena in Grand Rapids, Mich. it's going to be tough to beat coach Red Berenson. "It was not Powers said. "And we thought, "if himself with 1:25 in regulation. Johnson said. Asked what another team them." Falcon seniors bid farewell at Joe Louis By BLAKE PARKINS said Michigan's speed and ag- vated by how many points he can The BG News gressiveness proved to be too put on the board. I think he's a ■■Jr- S , ' much on the night. guy who's motivated by how The end of a collegiate career "They work hard; you've got to many games he can win," Powers )W*m fi % is a difficult point for every ath- give them credit," Powers said. said. "He's a tremendous indi- lete, but the 7-2 loss to eventual "That's a good club, that's a tal- vidual and a kid that you feel bad it ■■-^Bf «' J > CCHA tournament champion ented club. They wanted this for ... he's really taken this to Michigan made it even more bit- game." heart. n **. ter for the Falcon seniors. Powers also reflected on this "If you can emulate one guy, ■M The veterans played well year's season, citing that he feels he's the guy. The type of effort against the overpowering Wol- for the seniors, and Fry in par- he puts into things, you'd like I verines. Captains Mike Johnson ticular, who didn't experience everyone to play off of and live and Curtis Fry accounted for the the success that they had hoped off of." goals with helpers going to Kelly for. Fry acknowledged his coach's Perrault. "I feel bad for a guy like Curtis compliments in his humble Senior forward Brett Punchard Fry who plays his heart out for nature, the way he does all accla- said that the impact of playing you game-in and game-out ... to im and awards. his last college hockey hasn't have his season end in a 7-2 dawned on him yet. defeat," Powers said soberly. "I "I just go out there to play," "We've played four years of thought he made a good effort Fry said modestly. "In my past * ■ ■^D college hockey, and it's coming to and so did Mike Johnson, our years of playing hockey, the guys a close. We thought we would other captain." I respected are not necessarily have a belter season than we did Powers went on to praise Fry's the guys that say a lot, but the this year; we started off at a work ethic and determination, guys that go out and do It." great start," Punchard said. "I saying that he hopes Fry's in- Fry said that the shock of play- think it's going to take a couple of fluence had a great impact on the ing in his final collegiate hockey weeks of not playing hockey and younger members of the team. game was Immediate and he will BG N«w» nit by Jim T»cc« watching other teams play be- "I don't think he's a guy moti- miss playing with his classmates. BG's Dale Crombeen was laid out by Michigan's Matt Herr (8) in front of the Falcon bench. Crombeen fore it starts to sink in." "It hit me as soon as the game was jarred by the check but did return to action. Falcon coach Buddy Powers was over," Fry said candidly.

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Michigan takes CCHA crown >A-j^ >V >A-/ >*■/ >Ay vV Ay»C AyC TyC ">yC syC syC By BLAKE PARKINS The BC News "I felt good about the Get TAN for Spring Break DETROIT -- Over 19,000 kind of hockey that hockey fans were on hand to see both teams played." at HARD BODYS GYM! in-state rivals Michigan and Michigan State do battle in the 20 Visits for $40 Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- Red Berenson ciation Championship at Joe Michigan coach 10 Visits for $25 DUUTO Louis Arena on Saturday. Michigan State had handed the 1 Visit for $3 lain Wolverines two of their three game," said Michigan State M4-MM losses on the season, but tonight coach Ron Mason. "We showed Brand New 20 min. beds & bulbs!A Michigan had the upper hand in a some signs coming off of last Located Next to 3-1 decision. night's game that we couldn't get Appointments Available: Kroger's Store Michigan took the early lead as our feet moving and Michigan M-F 5:30am - 10pm Warren Luhnlng put in a power- was right on top of it." Sat & Sun 10am-6 pm 354-5060 play goal at the 2:20 mark. Bren- dan Morrison, Hobey Baker A- Mason also credited a second ward candidate, and Jason Bot- period of penalties as a major terill got helpers on the goal. factor against them. How ivon III von like Morrison added to his claim as "What really hurt was taking the nation's best hockey player a so many penalties in the second to bo Frocldio or minute later as he took an outlet period and killing them off, that pass from Bill Muckalt to beat hurt our defense dramatically," Frieda? Spartan goalie Chad Alban. Morr- said Mason, the winningest coach ison sent the puck towards the in college hockey. "We had our diving Alban in front of the four guys out there killing them crease and flipped in the rebound off on a regular basis, and they in off the stick-check. did a super job, but that really The Spartans countered In the tires you out when you have to Applications can IM second period by cashing in on come from behind with your de- the man advantage. Shawn Hor- fense doing that." picked up at 405 coff flipped a back-hander over Michigan coach Red Berenson the shoulder over Michigan goa- felt that the two teams played Student lie Marty Turco to give cut the well for the energetic crowd at lead to one in the second. the Joe. Scrvices/Sacltllemirc Michigan State could not gen- erate another score and they "It was a close checking game pulled Alban in the final minute, where the two goals we scored in AtMclMed Prfii pholo resulting in a short-handed goal first few minutes had to stand up University of Michican's Chris Frescoln hoists the CCHA Champion- by Dale Rominski to seal the vic- the whole game," Berenson said. ship Trophy. The win marks the Wolverines third straight CCHA title. tory. "Michigan State played hard and The Spartans had to battle back played well. Tournament team was also an- Mike Watt. from a three-goal deficit against "I felt good about the kind of nounced. Chris Bogas and Mike Weaver Miami the previous night to ad- hockey that both teams played." Michigan's Morrison earned a of Michigan State represented TONIGHT AT THC vance to the final round of the At the conclusion of the game spot among the forwards and he the blueliners. Alban was hon- tournament, which took it's toll the Wolverines were presented was also the tournament MVP. ored as the tournament's best on the legs of the team. "I with the CCHA Championship Other forwards include line-mate goalie for only allowing Michigan thought it was an excellent trophy. The CCHA All- Botterill, and Michigan State's two goals.

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The Associated Press rivals and was supposed to be None of those things scare ready to put in his second unit Wings & Things Saturday's victim; not Buffaloes Smith He is 66, old enough to with only a minute or so left. He featuring ail you can eat chicken wings, including WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - coach Ricardo Patton, who remember when the game was still could not stop coaching. - When history finally found him. turned out to be. Not even Adolph below the rim and players At that moment. Smith's cur- soup & salad bar, potato bar and beverages. Dean Smith was walking toward Rupp, the coldhearted Kentucky favored long hair and short rent bunch of kids were getting And... one more opposing coach with his baron whose career win total was shorts, instead of the other way ready to celebrate. And behind Very Veggie right hand extended to offer con- the last signpost on the road that around. But he is still smart him in the stands, a bunch of his gratulations. Smith now travels alone. enough to keep on learning, kids from another era - Sam He had done that for each of "What have we won this which is what qualifies him as Perkins, George Karl, Bobby his 876 previous wins, as well as season?" he asked no one in par- young enough to keep on teach- Jones and more ~ NBA players $5.20 every one of the 253 losses. He ticular. "Twenty-six? My goal ing. and college coaches now, were fours: 4:30-7:00 was not about to change now. has always been the same. To win After all those ACC titles, the getting ready to celebrate. And ftnrtMn^v^^^rtnrtn^>n^v>nrfv%nd>nrfvvvvvvvvvvv ,vw% "This has never been a goal of No. 27." NCAA championships, the tour- the only issue that needed to be mine," Smith said. "It never was One at a time. That is how all nament appearances year after resolved was how they were go- at any time." those wins came to be stretched year, the only thing he worries ing to do it. the Pheasant Room Outside the room, the celebrat- end to end across all those years about is waking up one morning But there stood Smith in his not caring enough about any of it 1 /I Rotisserie Chicken ing of North Carolina's 73-56 in the first place. Show up in a 36th season, calling out defenses NCAA tournament win over suit at the appointed hour, make to climb out of bed and unlock for the second team and still Dinner or Colorado continued. out the lineup, pray the kids re- the door to his office after an- chewing out the first unit for fail- other long night of watching Faint chants of "Dean! Dean!" member what they practiced, ing to take good shots and the Popcorn Shrimp in a Basket then trust what's ahead will be game dims still echoed down a corridor. crowd was spelling out his name Salad A Potato sarvod with both dinners. Smith paused, scanning the room the same as what was. Another When someone asked Bill in rhythmic chants: "D-E-A-N ... Guthridge, the assistant who has for someone who could help ex- defensive stop, another pos- D-E-A-N." plain how he felt. His gaze came session, another pass, another been at Smith's side some 30 up empty. It would have come up basket, another win and then years, when that day might come, And then, all of a sudden, it was $ 7.95 empty a thousand times - no head for home or on to the next he answered it with a question of over. And Smith was striding Other sandwiches & dinners always available matter how long or how hard he town. his own. purposefully toward the half- flours: 4:30-7:00 looked. Smith should have known Every coach wonders how his "You saw how mad he was at court line and it seemed only that even before he started. career will end. Some are afraid the first group at the end of the Serge Zwikker, who came all the •Meal Card Accepted 4: JO- 7:00 pm No one else ever felt like this, the game will pass them by. Or game," Guthridge said. "Can way from the not-exactly- 'Bin Charge Accepted 11:30am-1:30pm & 4:30-7:00 because no one else ever won this else the players will. Some are you?" basketball-mad Netherlands to many college basketball games. afraid that one bad stretch, espe- Not yet. play for him, understood the his- Not Phog Allen, who taught cially early in a season, will sabo- Guthridge was referring to the torical significance of the mo- Smith to love and respect the tage decades of good and honor- final minute of Saturday's game, ment. He grabbed the basketball game at Kansas some 40 years able service. Some are afraid of when Carolina was ahead by 20 and held it high above the head of ago. Not Hoosier coach Bobby today's what-have-you-done-for- points and Smith was getting a small female security guard. Knight, who is one of his closest us-lately athletic administrators. NEW •ARTMENTSI 1997 424 Frazee Avenue & 451 Frazee Avenue

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Tennessee-Chattanooga 75, Illi- Stanford 72, Wake Forest 66 nois 63 in the Southeast; Clemson days, led the Cardinals (25-8) The Longhorns are in the final 65, Tulsa 59 in the Midwest; and Knight got the best of Tim with 22 points. 16 for the first time inseven Utah 77, North Carolina Charlo- Duncan, and Stanford ended the New Mexico (25-8) had a last years, while the Eagles were bid- tte 58 in the West. Wake Forest All-American's chance to win but David Gibson ding to become the first No. 15 Southeast quest for a national champion- badly missed a driving, over-the- seed to go that far. Providence 98, Duke 87 ship. head layup with 2.3 seconds left. With the Longhorns holding a one-point lead, DeJuan Vazquez Derek Brown scored a career- Duncan scored 18 points and It will be the fourth trip to the round of 16 in five seasons for stole an inbound pass from Fred high 33 points, making 12 of 16 had 20 rebounds but managed Warrick with four seconds left to just four points and five re- Louisville. The Cardinals got a field-goal attempts and Austin preserve the win. Warrick had Croshere added 21 points for the bounds in the second half. Knight big break when New Mexico's Kenny Thomas fouled out by el- just replaced Coppin State star lOth-seeded Friars (23-11), who scored 19 points for Stanford (22-7). bowing Damion Dantzler on the Terquin Mott, who fouled out. outrebounded No. 2 seed Duke Midwest Each unit has: It was the first time in six first of two Nate Johnson free 43-24. throws with 3:53 left. 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Atlantic Division Asanlic Division The Associated Press Trent hit the man with a pool cue. W L PtsGF GA TONIGHT: APPROXIMATELY W Pet. CB By the time police arrived, Trent Philadelphia 39 21 88 236 184 Miami 48 .738 PORTLAND. Ore. - Police tire New Jersey 38 19 88 197 157 New York 47 18 .723 1 and his teammates were gone. investigating a report that Port- The man was an acquaintance Florida 31 23 16 78 188 167 ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE Orlando 36 28 563 11.5 NY. Rangers 33 28 9 75 226 196 For Info, call: 352-5305 Washington 30 34 .469 17J land Trail Blazers' reserve for- of someone in Trent's group, but Washington 28 35 63 174 194 New Jersey 20 44 313 27.S ward Gary Trent hit a man over whether Trent and the man knew Tampa Bay 27 34 61 186 214 19 and Over Every Night Philadelphia 17 47 266 305 NY. Islanders 24 35 10 58 188 203 Boston 12 54 .182 365 the head with a pool cue during a each other was unclear, Trie Sun- light at a popular downtown day Oregonian reported. Central Division nightspot. Police said they plan to Inter- Northeast Division X Chicago 55 .862 Blazers forward Clifford Rob- view Trent when the Blazers re- W L Pts GF GA THE Detroit 46 .730 9 Buffalo 36 21 83 202 172 TANNING Atlanta 43 22 .662 13 inson and guard Kenny Anderson turn from Los Angeles, where Pittsburgh 32 29 71 236 227 Charlotte 42 23 646 14 also were In the bar during the they were to play the Clippers Hartford 27 32 10 64 191 214 CENTER Cleveland 34 29 .540 21 fight early Saturday morning but Sunday night. Portland attorney Montreal 25 32 14 64 215 245 3 LOCATIONS Indiana 30 34 .469 255 Ottawa 22 33 14 58 189 203 1 Mllwaukas 27 37 .422 28.5 were not involved, police Robert C. Weaver Jr., who repre- Boston 24 37 9 57 205 249 THE WASH HOUK FREE VISIT To 23 41 J59 32.5 spokesman Lt. Cliff Madison sented Tonya Harding, contacted 248 N. Main-354-1559 WITH A PACKAGE said. police Saturday on Trent's be- WESTERN CONFERENCE T WESTERN CONFERENCE Police refused to identify the half. Central Division SOUTMSIOf LAUNDFIOalAT PURCHASE Midwest OvWon 37-year-old injured man, who W L Pts CF GA 993 S. Main • 353-8826 W L Pet. GB Madison said investigators in- Dallas 40 23 86 209 169 T with this ad x-Utah 48 17 .738 - was treated at a local hospital, terviewed Robinson before the Detroit 33 20 15 81 219 161 Houston 43 22 .662 5 where he received stitches In his team left Saturday for Los An- Phoenix 32 33 69 201 211 THE HEAT Expires 417197 Minnesota 32 32 SOO 155 head and ear. geles. From the Blazers' hotel in St. Louis 30 31 69 207 215 904 E. Wooslar • 352-3588 Dallas 21 42 .333 26 Chicago 28 31 12 68 181 176 Denver 19 45 .297 285 The fight occurred about 2 am. Los Angeles, Robinson declined Toronto 25 38 6 56 201 237 San Antonio 16 48 .250 31.5 after the man made "needling to comment "until whatever hap- Vancouver 11 56 .164 38 comments" to Trent at the pens, happens." Pacific Division Dine In or Carry Out Metropolis Restaurant and Bar, Trent is Portland's sixth- W L T Pts GF GA Pacific Division where the three players had gone x Colorado 42 18 9 93 236 169 x-Seattie 45 18 .714 leading scorer with 11.1 points Edmonton 32 32 7 71 221 215 LA. Users 42 21 .667 with friends after Friday night's per game and the team's fourth- Anaheim 29 30 10 68 201 199 Portland 37 28 569 win over Cleveland, Madison leading rebounder, at 5 per game. Calgary 30 34 7 67 189 200 CAFE Sacramento 28 36 .438 17.S said. Trent played three years at Vancouver 29 37 4 62 218 240 I. A. Clippers 27 35 .435 17.5 Los Arujsles 25 37 9 59 188 233 "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" Phoenix 26 38 .406 19.5 Trent, 22, told the man to stay Ohio University. Milwaukee San Jose 23 39 7 53 177 231 Golden Stats 25 39 J91 20.5 back, and the man threw a drink chose him as the 11th pick in the x-dinchod playoff spot in Trent's face, Madison said. 1995 NBA draft and traded his x-c!inched playoff spotSaturday"! Games Boston S, N.Y. Islanders 2 Saturday's Games The two began fighting, and rights to Portland. 353-CALL New Jersey 3, Washington 2 Golden Stats 106, Toronto 102 Buffalo 7. Philadelphia 5 Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 Charlotte 107, Philadelphia 99 Edmonton 4. Hartford 2 Utah 100, Washington 93 Former Cleveland Indians, 109 North Main Street, Downtown Bowling Green, OH Vancouver 5, Tampa Bay 2 Chicago 99, Atlanta 79 Ottawa 2. Montreal 2, tie Denver 121, San Antonio 105 Toronto 3. Florida 3, tie Phoenix 101. Dallas 76 Cavs partial owner dies Detroit 7, San Jose 4 Calgary 5, Los Angeles 2 Sunday's Games The Associated Press tale Games Not Included dential bid during the 1972 con- Sunday*! Games New Jersey 89, New York 74 vention. late Games not Included Miami 101, Houston 80 CLEVELAND ~ Richard H. Miller was part owner of the Washington 5, Hartford 3 Milwaukee 102. Indiana 98 Chicago S, MY. Islanders 4 Orlando 100, Vancouver 89 Miller, a former part owner of Indians from 1972 to 1985, the Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 pm, On Saturday, March 28, 1997, Plant Operations Minnesota 119, Boston 101 the Cleveland Indians and Cleve- largest shareholder of the Cava- Pittsburgh at Dallas. 7 pm. has scheduled a power outage tor Hayes Hal Seattle at Detroit, (n) land Cavaliers, former president liers from 1970 to 1985 and the Drtroi I at Colorado, B pm. In order to replace the power transformer for Portland at L.A. Clippers, (n) Calgary at Anaheim, 8 pm. the building. The power outage is scheduled Dallas at Sacramento, (n) of two local broadcasting com- largest shareholder of the Cleve- to begin at 5.30 am. and wa hope to have •■ Toronto at LA. Lakers, (n) panies and co-founder of a law land Crusaders hockey team in computer equipment back In service by 5:00 p.m. Monday"! Games firm, has died. He was 65. the 1970s. Ottawa at N.Y. Ranarn, 7:30 pm Monday"! Came! The outage will a fleet any service that needs Florida at New Jersey, 7:30 pm. Milwaukee at Boston, 7 p.m. Miller died of cancer Saturday He was president of the Cleve- equipment located m Hayes Hal This includes St. Lout! at Fhoenia, 9 pm. Utah at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. land Broadcasting Inc. and Radar. Trapper. BGNst. BGUNtx. Opat. Ernes, Chip. Orlando at Atlanta. 7:30 p. m. The Cleveland native gradu- president of Miller Broadcasting Rob, and WCNET Implicit with that outage, is that Detroit at Cleveland. 7:30 pm. there wil be no e-mal, worldwide web. news, or other ated from St. Ignatius High Similar services during that time. Washington at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Inc. He owned and operated 11 radio stations from 1966 to 1987. LA Lakan at Denver, 9p.m. School in 1949. He graduated Please remember to plan accordingly If you have Phoenix at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. from Notre Dame University in He Is survived by his wife, Er- question!, please contact the Computer Help Center 1953 and from Its School of Law nistine; sons James of Cleveland at helpcenter® bgnet bgsu edu or call 372-0999 Tuesday'i Games in 1955. Heights, William of Newbury Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Maple Thank you. Gardens. 7 pm. He and his father, Ray I. Mil- Township and Matthew of University Computer Services Vancouver at New York. 7:30 p. m. ler, mayor of Cleveland from Greensboro, N.C.; daughters Houston at New Jersey, 7:30 p. m. 1930 to 1932, founded the Cleve- Suanne Dress of Toledo, Eli- Minnesota at Indiana. 7:30 p m Seattle at Chicago. 8 p.m. land law firm of Miller and Mil- zabeth Seth of Dallas, Ore., and Washington at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ler. Judith Miller of Urbana, 111.; 10 LA Clippers at Phoenix. 9 p.m. He was the Ohio coordinator grandchildren; two brothers; and Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m for Edmund Muskie's presi- two sisters. ♦.

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STORE PRICES. THE HORIZON OUTLETS IN MONROE / TAKE 1-75 TO EXIT 11 LAPLAISANCE / MON-SAT 10AM-9PM, SUN 11AM-6PM (313) 241-1400. page ten The BG News Monday, March 17, 1997 Fielder gets rude wake-up call with Yankees

The Associated Press noon, 2 1/2 hours tardy, he saw plined. "It's time to play base- nated hitter. I'm making an abundance of five weeks, forcing the team to he was scratched from the start- ball." Fielder, 33, had until midnight money." find a new opening day starter. Cecil Fielder woke up Sunday ing lineup for the exhibition Fielder blamed his absence on EST to decide whether to drop morning and found out he was game against Philadelphia at a miscommunication with his his trade demand or become a Angel* "It's huge," first-year Angels locked into staying with the New Tampa, Fla. agent. The mixup came Saturday free agent and lose his $7.2 mil- manager Terry Collins said Sun- York Yankees. Then he learned "We dont want any distrac- evening shortly before the Yan- lion salary in 1997. Anaheim pitcher Chuck Kinlcy day. "From the day I got here, I he was late for work. tions from here on out," said kees essentially called Fielder's "1 just feel like, hey. it didn't broke a bone below his right eye saw him as our No. 1 starter. He And when the slugger walked Yankees manager Joe Torre, who bluff, a move that meant Big Da- work out," Fielder said. "I'm when he was hit by a bat and is was going to be our big work- into the clubhouse shortly before indicated Fielder will be disci- ddy will be back as their desig- under contract with the Yankees. expected to be sidelined up to horse."

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