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COLUMBUS (AP) - A House Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R-Cin- committee yesterday unani- cinnati, the bill's chief sponsor, mously recommended a Senate- Eiredicted that passage would approved bill designed to give ouch off "a bandwagon" of Mid- Ohio and other Midwestern western states eager to match states more clout in nominating the efforts of 13 southern states the 1968 presidential candidates. which plan a regional primary The proposal, which could be in March 1988. sent to Gov. Richard Celeste DEMOCRAT BROWN, Aro- when the Legislature returns noff and other backers contend from its fall recess, would make that a Midwestern "Super Tues- Ohio's presidential primary day" will force the presidential election coincide with that of contenders to pay more atten- Illinois on the third Tuesday of tion to the needs of the region March. and make them more likely to Minnesota already has its respond to those needs if presidential caucuses on that elected. day, and Secretary of State - They also say that under the Sherrod Brown indicated that current system, the early presi- Indiana may be willing to hold dential caucus in Iowa and the its primary on the same date. leadoff primary in New Hamp- 'Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota shire have required the candi- and Ohio would result in a solid dates to focus an inordinate base to build upon and make amount of attention and re- easier the expansion of the con- sources on those states in a bid cept (of a midwest primary) to for front-runner image in the i i o i "*■" News/Gayle Hammon other states in the region," said ensuing primaries. Brown, who urged the House Ohio's primary is on the first Welru OClenCe majors, standardize solutions by mixing two substances, in Honors Elections Committee to act fa- Tuesday after the first Monday Lou Anne Reich and Doug Richmond, both freshman biology Chemistry 135. vorably. in in May. Drug testing lawsuit University drug problem filed by federal union below national average WASHINGTON (AP)-A federal employees' The law, as interpreted by courts, now allows by Mike Amburgey problems outweigh other drug In using data for the first half union filed suit Tuesday to block President Rea- disciplinary action against civil service workers staff reporter problems. Because of the way of 1984 and 1988, Sartain said gan's order instituting widespread drug tests for only ''for such cause as will promote the efficiency tier office keeps records. Yams drug-related calls dropped from government workers, and the chairman of a of the service." Students at the University ap- said she had no available statis- 176 for January through June of House panel introduced legislation to override the Without a showing that drug use at home affects pear to have less of a problem tics on measuring the drug prob- 1984 to 117 calls in the first half order. an employee's work, the union contended in its with drugs than college students lem at the University. of 1986. suit, disciplinary action is "prohibited personnel nationwide, University officials THE MOST commonly abused He said females calling The The National Treasury Employees Union drugs other than alcohol at the Link for drug-related problems charged in its suit filed in U.S. District Court here practice" under the current law. said. Meanwhile, Rep. Gary Ackerman, chairman of University officials agree that University are marijuana and outnumbered males by 39 per- that the executive order Reagan signed Monday cocaine, Pearl Wotschak, coun- cent in 1984, while 71 percent of establishing the test program violates the Consti- a House Post Office and Civil Service subcommit- alcohol is the primary drug tee on human resources, introduced legislation abused by students at the Uni- selor at the Wood County Coun- 1986 direct callers were female, tution's Fourth Amendment protection against cil on Alcoholism and Drug and 26 percent male. Sartain unreasonable search and seizure. limiting drug testing to only those cases where versity, although other drugs there is reason to believe it is affecting an employ- are also abused. Abuse, said. said the rest of the drug-related The suit also charges that the executive order ee's job performance. "There's always going to be a "I would say that other than calls were made to The Link by violates the Civil Service Reform Act in permit- major problem with drugs, but alcohol, marijuana abuse is the other human resource agencies. ting agency heads to remove or discipline employ- "THE SIMPLE truth is that there is no evidence the major problem I see is alco- major drug abused, while we HE SAID 11.8 percent of drug ees, including those in non-sensitive positions, who of drug abuse among federal workers," Acker- hol," William Lanning, director have been seeing an increase in calls came from students in have been found to use illegal drugs. man said, calling the administration's demands of residence management, said. students using cocaine," Wots- 1964, while students made up 15 In a request to Congress for amendments to the for drug tests an "hysteria ... much like the Bill Bess, director of Public chak said. percent of calls related to drug civil service law and another statute, the White loyalty oaths of the 1950s." Safety, said reported incidents She said students are less will- problems in 1986. House acknowledged that the courts may rule as Rep. Patricia Schroder, D-Colo., who heads the of abuse of drugs other than ing to talk about cocaine in coun- In 1964, 55 of the drug-abuse illegal any disciplinary action taken under Rea- House civil service subcommittee, said more than alcohol are low in number and seling. Wotschak said many callers were identified as stu- gan's directive. 1.3 million of the government's 2.8 million civilian also low compared to other col- students are referred to her dents, compared to 40 students "Parts of the executive order obviously cannot workers could fall within the administration's lege campuses. agency after they have been in 1986. be put into effect until the enabling legislation is criteria of holding sensitive jobs and thus be "We don't have a large num- charged with driving under the Sartain said there is no fool- passed," Albert Brashear, a White House spokes- subjected to the mandatory tests. ber of cases of drug abuse re- influence of alcohol or drugs. proof way to determine how man, said Tuesday. Calling Reagan's order a public relations stunt ported to our officers," Bess Then, other drug problems are many calls came from students, IN THE package sent to Congress, Reagan and a "dumb idea," she estimated that testing all said. "But that doesn't mean sometimes found, Wotschak since The Link does not require asked for an amendment to the civil service law of them and trying to fire those who refuse to take we're closing our eyes to any said. identification from callers. clarifying that it does not "permit or require the the test or test positive will cost more than $300 problems either." Jim Sartain, director of coun- "Since 1975 there has been a employment of an applicant or employee who uses million instead of the $56 million that the White Betty Yams, alcohol and drug seling at The Link, a Wood steady decrease in drug use in illegal drugs." House says the program will cost. abuse counselor at the Univer- County 24-hour crisis and refer- the population," Sartain said. "Absent this change," the White House said, "a 'Tor that amount of money," Ms. Schroeder sity Counseling and Career De- ral center, said his office has "This is due to changes in norms drug-using employee might attempt to argue that said, "we could nearly double the size of the Drug velopement Center, said she found a marked decrease in of society that make drug use his off-duty drug use has no nexus or relationship Enforcement Administration or hire another 10,- sees students with drug prob- drug abuse among University unacceptable as means for ac- to the performance on the job." 000 law enforcement agents." lems at the center, but alcohol students in the last two years. ceptance or experimentation." Our 'fair' lady realizes dream Ohio 6 University freshman selected 'Queen of Queens' under by Jerry Yametsky you don't get it (winning the coming on." staff reporter contest) it's good experience," Being queen, she found, pre- Scott said. sents her with the advantage of repair Ohio State Fair Queen Joyce meeting a lot of people. She met Scott said she never envisioned The purpose of the contest was last year's Miss America, Susan After months of wear and herself in the position of having to pick someone to represent the Akin, and will meet Kellye Cash. tear from motor vehicles and her dream come true. state fair and the state to busi- She has also been introduced to harsh weather, Ohio 6 is get- nesses and anything dealing Gov. Richard Celeste and his ting a rest area and a repav- "No, I really didn't believe it with the fair, she said. The job wife Dagmar. Scott said she was ingjob. when I was chosen," the Univer- involves a lot of public relations especially excited about meet- Travelers in the eastbound sity freshman said. "In fact, work, a career in which she is ing the lead singer of the musi- lane of Ohio 6 will be delayed when my 4-H club needed a interested. cal group Mr. Mister, who did a because the road is being representative, I was the only concert at the fair. repaved. one eligible besides my little "THEY NEEDED someone to Richard Randolph, district sister." visually represent the fair," she SCOTT HAS been a member of construction engineer for the All the glamor and the work of said, "It just comes down to Future Farmers of America for Ohio Department of Trans- the person who, in essence, rep- what the judges are looking four years. While at Otsego High portation, said repaying work resents the state of Ohio, will for." School, the Tontogany native on 6.6 miles of Ohio 6 will now fall upon Scott. Parades, Scott said she felt comfortable won first place in the FFA Pre- continue until the end of the conventions and fairs will be appearing before the hundreds pared Public Speaking Contest month. part of her schedule since she of people at the contest finals. at the county, district, state and Randolph said a rest area was crowned this year's fair "I love being in front of peo- tri-state levels. She was gold with toilet facUities will be queen in the Queen of Queens ple," she said. "The bigger the rated and won second place in built west of Fremont, south contest at the fair, in Columbus crowds, the better." the regional contest. She has of Ohio 53. on Aug. 17. also received the state FFA de- Herb Berman mainte- Despite holding such a presti- ree and was selected the state nance engineer lor ODOT Scott is now a paid employee gious title, it isn't all cheers and FA secretary for said be makes a listing of of the Ohio State Fair. She rep- applause, as Scott found out 198647. roads that need servicing a resents the fair and will appear when she and last year's queen year in advance to evaluate all 17 days of next year's fair. had to appear before thousands She will reign as queen almost the condition of the roads and The long trail toward becom- of people to introduce the rock to the end ofthe 1987 Ohio State to contract the jobs. ing the queen started about group The Jets. Fair, but said no beauty contests Berman said the surface on three months ago when Scott "Well, she (last year's queen) are in her future. Ohio 6 was very deteriorated became the Wood County Junior went out there first and got and full of cracks. He added Fair Queen. booed," Scott said. "Then I went "I don't have the talent for a BG News/P«te FHImnn there will be no detours and "Going through the Queen's out there and got booed. But beauty contest," Scott said Jok- Joyce Scott said delays will be rriinimal. contest Is like going through a when I introduced the band they ingly. "Now, I just want to try series of job interviews. Even if clapped, because the band was and make it through school." Editorial BG News/September 18,1986 2

Big girls don't cry Stand up and be quiet

She was robbed? by Mike Royko "What's wrong?" people When the song reached "the sit down. ... He must be crazy. shouted from a few rows away. land of the free" his voice ... He's a radical." A person may be robbed of a wallet, a gold "A radical insulted the an- cracked, but he shrieked out the He went on singing. watch, or even a television set, but robbed of the While Mike Royko is on vaca- them," someone yelled. high note. Somebody grabbed his shoul- Miss America crown? This woman can't be serious. tion, we are reprinting some of "I did not," the man yelled. "I Then it was over, everyone ders and tried to push him into Mary Zilba, 22, a Toledo area native who was his favorite columns from the will not be a stadium patriot." applauded, yelled "Kill 'em," his seat. They scuffled and Ohio's representative to the Miss America pageant past. "He says he's not a patriot," and "Murder 'em," and "Belt swung their programs. Some- Both teams were on the field. someone else roared, swinging a 'em," and sat down to await the body dropped a hip flask. The last weekend, charged Tuesday she was "robbed of The crowd stood for the singing punch. opening kickoff. man struggled to his feet, still her rightful place" as one the 10 finalists in the of the National Anthem. Everyone but the one man. He howling the fourth stanza. contest. Everybody except one man. A policeman pushed through. remained on his feet and began A policeman pushed through. Miss Ohio chimed in with her complaints after He just sat and studied his pro- "What's going on here. Break it slowly singing the second stanza "What's going on? Break it up." Miss Florida, Molly Pesce, said the eventual pag- gram. up." in his loud voice. "He won't sit down," someone The band began playing. The People yelled. "He insulted People stared at him. But then yelled. "He won't stop singing," eant winner received the title because she fit the singing was led by a TV star who the flag... .He refused to stand. they jumped up and cheered as someone else yelled. "He^try- "country" image the judges were apparently seek- had been up all night drinking ... He s a radical.... Sit down, the ball was kicked off and run a: tol start a riot. He's a radi- ing. gin. Ten jets swooped over the I can't see the girls." back. By participating in a competition such as the stadium. Fifty majorettes thrust The policeman said: "Why When they sat down, the man "Let's go, fella," the po- Miss America pageant, Miss Ohio willingly per- out their chests. wouldn t you stand?" was still standing and singing. liceman said, leading him away The one man stayed in his seat "Not at a football game," the He paused for a moment, took as he finished the final stanza, mitted herself to be evaluated by others. Therefore, and looked at his program. man said. a deep breath, and started the holding the note as long as he she has little reason to pout because the decision of Somebody gave him a nudge. "Hear that?" someone yelled, third stanza. could. the judges did not go her way. He ignored it. shaking a fist. "Hey, that's enough," some- The judge fined him $25 for Zilba did not even come close to winning the "Stand up," somebody else "Let's go, fella," the po- one yelled. disorderly conduct, and warned pageant, so no "crime" was committed, because hissed. liceman said, leading him away. "Yeah, sit down, I can't see him about not shouting in a "I'll stand for the kickoff," the He was fined $25 for disorderly through you," said somebody crowded theater. she cannot be robbed of something she doesn't man said. conduct, and the judge lectured else. The next week he went to the possess. Another man glared at him. him on his duties as a citizen. He kept singing. People called Amazing Bowl. The crowd was In fact, the contest judges made an appropriate "Why don't you stand and The next week he had a better out: led in singing the National An- decision by not choosing her as a finalist. It's sine?" seat for the Stupendous Bowl "Knock it off." them by a rock star who had entirely possible that Miss Ohio did not win because "I don't believe in it," he said. game. "What's wrong with him?" been up all night with three The other man gasped. "You Both teams took the field and "I can't see." groupies. A squadron of dive the contestants were not judged for childishness, don't believe in the National the crowd rose for the National The game was under way. bombers flew between the goal arrogance, and pomposity. Anthem?" Anthem. They were led in song Three plays were run while he posts. It's also possible that the choice was not a "I don't believe in singing it at by a country music star who had sang the third verse. He stood with everyone else. question of a lack of talent or ability. Maybe it was commercial events. I wouldn't been up all night playing dice. A Everyone around him was be- As the music played, he moved simply an absence of maturity. sing it in a nightclub, or in a dozen jet bombers flew over. coming upset. People stood and his lips because he was chewing gambling casino, and I won't Sixty majorettes thrust out their shook their fists. Somebody peanuts, and he stared at the sing it at a footall game." chests. threw a hot dog wrapper. chest of a majorette. Then he sat "I brought the house down with my singing," she A man behind him said: This time the man rose wtih An usher asked him to take his down with everyone else. was quoted as saying. "It could be (the judges) "What are you, a damn radi- everyone else, and he sang. He seat. He shook his head and The man in the next seat of- didn't want to put me on the same stage as Kellye cal?" sang as loud as he could, in an began the fourth stanza as a fered him a sip from his flask. (eventual pageant winner Kellye Cash) on national He shook his head. "I'm not a ear-splitting voice that could be touchdown was scored. stadium patriot." heard 20 rows in any direction. The people behind him were network television." "I'll make you stand up," a A few people turned and outraged. "I coudln't see that Royko is a columnist for the Based on her disparaging remarks following the husky man said, seizing his looked at him as if he were odd. because of you. ... Make him Chicago Tribune. contest, Zilba does not deserve to be on stage at all. fleece collar. Instead, she should be composing her letter of They scuffled and struck each MISS OHIO, MARY ZILBA, apology to pageant officials. other with their programs. Somebody dropped a nip flask. SEErS THE COrfFDrTT ANP SOLACE OF HER ROOM AFTER HER LOSS IN A word to the why's Tflg MISS AMERICA PAGEANT— looked at me and grinned? Or maybe a sneaky little bag- by Tim Snook These are facts of life, son. lady/man feels the continual Why are there so many good- need for fresh sheets on her/his looking women on this campus? park bench? My son asked me "why?" the Do they realize what sort of Why do all the people who other day. shortage this creates at other walk around with their hands in I told him "just because." But schools, notably Findlay Col- their pockets have smiles on I think I know where he's com- lege, the school I previously their faces? ing from. I am new to this place. attended? And I've got a few questions Why don't I trust the tempo- Why did I choose to walk up myself. rary wooden supports that are eight floors of stairs instead of why is there a P.A. speaker in holding up the ramp entrance to taking the elevator in Jerome one of the bells in the tower east Jerome Library? Library? Adventure? Why did I of the education building? Why don't I understand what try to eat my lunch in a study Fishy, indeed! What exactly is it that big slab of imprinted ce- carrel? Why couldn't I have that we hear every hour on the ment means on the front of Je- foreseen the implications of eat- hour? rome Library? ing Ruffles at low-volume? Why is the administration Why do I wonder why they building the highest one on cam- didn't just drape it in Christau- Why, when I went down to the pus? Kind of makes you think, pink nylon? snack bar to finish, did I still •£6News86 doesn't it? Why is the roof-lounge area on have the urge to munch quietly Why did it take me four weeks top of Jerome first floor slowly so as not to disturb the studious? to find the tree on the lawn in nearing completion as students And why is everyone so quiet front of Williams Hall, the very slowly are adding more layers of down there? Do these things best tree on this entire campus clothing and slowly losing any change as the semester wears on? Fighting crime, violence for sitting under and doing abso- desire to be outside? lutely nothing? Why is the courtyard outside Why do I wonder what the of the Off-Campus Student Cen- Why did I pay 35 cents for a picture would look like after ter lounge going to be finished tea bag in the University Union by Sen. Paul Simon Turkish government, has virtually eliminated someone attached a road-paint- just about the time a warm butt when I could've brought my own that source of trouble. Now, according to the New ing mechanism to my back and I tends to stick to cold metal? and enjoyed a select blend of York Times, 85 percent of the hard drugs can be walked my normal route about Why is it that when I am Upton's finest leaves and weeds What can be done about the problem of crime traced to crops in Peru and Bolivia. We should be campus? sitting in class and could fall forjust pennies? and violence in our society? working with those two governments to eliminate Why do I find myself every asleep, I can't, but when I go why has it taken me over four There are three immediate steps, among others, the source of our problems. That is basic. morning skimming over every- outside on the lawn, I can fall years of schooling to figure out that would help: First, get the television networks The second key element on the drug problem is thing here in the BG News ex- asleep, but won't? that what I thought I wanted to to reduce the rising rate of violence on television an effective educational program among young cept Bloom County and the Why do bugs and crawlies find do with my life isn't actually that clearly has an impact on many people; people. They must learn to understand more classifieds? my arm so interesting when I do what I want to do with my life? second, fewer speeches and more sensible action clearly that not only are drugs bad, but permitting Why do people call Bloom manage to dose off while laying Why, after four years, can't I on the drtuj problem: third, change our laws - their friends to get into trouble with drugs is a County, Opus? Does this raise on said lawn? figure out what I want to do with state laws In particular - that permit people to betrayal of friendship. the possibility of cartoon spin- Why can some people stuff a my life? walk the streets after being convicted of crimes of The third source of violence is right in our offs? day's worth of books into one of violence while they appeal. homes - that television set. The television indus- Why do I think a fast-motion those tiny knapsacks while my Why do I worry? Most people On the last point, here is a good example of what try is permitting more and more violence, and the film taken outside of the educa- gymbag-type Is pushing IS don't end up in a major-related has been happening. Walter Otis Lane, 27, was evidence from study after study is that it is a tion building would be so funny? pounds and is splitting at the job, anyway. returned to the Cook County Jail at the end of July. serious cause for concern. Why, at the beginning of the seams? Why is this place so crime- He had been convicted of rape and sentenced to 11 University of California and University of Penn- semester, did I get upset while Why can't I figure out where free, anti-controversial and con- years in prison. He appealed his conviction and sylvania studies released within the last few standing for over two hours in all the thousands of daily issues servative? Ipso facto, why is while on appeal he was permitted to go free. While weeks have reinforced previous studies on the the drop/add line? of the BG News blow away to? there such a marked lack of he was free, be is accused of another rape and same subject. The studies show clearly: Tele- Why was it that when I finally Are they all wind-plastered up power-hungry Young Republi- with abducting a Blue Island, HI., bank director vision violence causes some of the violence in our sat down and handed the lady a against some mammoth wall out cans to fill a few student senate and his wife, forcing them to withdraw $15,000 society. list of five classes she just in a Steven King corn field? positions? Wake up! There is from the Heritage County Bank and Trust in Blue When I met some months ago with TV network power to be had out there! (No Island, and then he is charged with shooting the executives they said they could not establish offense, gentlepeople.) couple to death. standards because of antitrust laws. Now when I Why, I ask myself, does no one He was caught after allegedly robbing a citizen try to change the law so that they would not violate whistle while they walk around from Elmwood Park, DJ. the antitrust laws, at least one network is vocal in THE BG NEWS here? I do not suggest that those who are found guilty its opposition to the bill. of a violent crime should not have the right to The problem is that violence pays off for the Edaor MM Mclntyra Aaat Friday Editor ... Tracay Batdon Why. I ask myself, is the Bur- appeal. They should. But they should not have the television industry. But it and the American Ron Fnu Cruel Copy Editor Pun CouMr sar called the Bursar? AMI Managing ED MUM Stewart III CtHel Copy Editor Trevor PatWord right to walk our streets in freedom after convic- Eublic should understand those profits are costly NeweEoW* DonLaa Copy Editor Bath Murphy Why does the world need an- tion, while they are on appeal. tour society. Editorial Editor JohnP OJeoe Copy Edaor John Namac other joker who thinks he's Andy On the drug issue, some action will probably If the televison industry continues to resist Sport. Edrtor TomRaed Copy Editor Kevin I lammmar Rooney? emerge from Congress, but whether the adminis- sensible steps, Congress should have the courage Aaat Sport* Editor Tom SkamrvHj Copy Ed»or KJmberty Oam Why did I write this instead of tration and Congress take the really key step Is not to defy them and act. WVe Edaor Janai Paveako Copy tola JaradO WarWy reading my American Litera- clear. At one point the major source of illegal Photo Edtor Alex Horveth Prod aup'r AmyCook ture? drugs was Turkey. This country, working with the Simon is a US. Senator from Illinois. Aaat Pholo Editor Peter Feemen Prod aup'r •*" Hardy Friday Edaor Caroana Langar Prod aup'r Stava MHN Snook, a student doing post- duate work in journalism, is BLOOM COUNTY Tha BO Naw» la putaehed da* Tuaaday through Friday during ma acadarWc yaar and Willard. by Berke Breathed JJUM-J during tha aummar aaaaOn by tha Board ol Student Publcatlone ot Bowing Green EVEMMW. ASmfiWOH M.yajxtuMsseeiT.. State Unrverwy sooerr meats BACK B€L leunKnnwN.' FT OpHona eaprewed by ooMnrtete do not necaaaarti reflect tha opnona ol tha BO me cm. somamtb a 6om ANP AT THIS MY Maie/fr. Correction ON INOtNtK W. JONCi 8ASi xnex is oar* TO menm The BO Newi and Bowing Green State Unlverally are equal opporturety employen and WMT vwmmy... sammo HIS M0UM£} KI6HT TMMH\ do not ofccrtwhete m hiring practice. mrwtu. fwwx cume me -MMsemir CUING ANP The BO New* «■ not aooapl advertaxg that a deemed diaorminatory. degraOng or tamoHSHP eerwuM MAN KAmwe mm HB*m me neuktig on (ha baa* ol raoa. eei or national origin The Faculty Senate Budget Awmmexse. TVOfMiTAIKS. copyright 1080 by Ihe BG Newt ej rtghta reeerved Committee proposed limiting the money available to vice Offloe EfJIorlel Omce presidents and deans for use in Ph: (41B) 372-2601 210 Waal Hal Ph (4tfl| 372-2«03 creating new positions at Tues- ^rWA

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Grad pay raised Stipend increase announced

by Ron Coulter development fund. Treasurer chief copy editor Ted Ceglia said the fund can offer up to $75 in travel expenses The semester's first meeting to a graduate student who of the Graduate Student Senate wishes to attend a conference, on Friday offered some good workshop or convention. financial news and raised some issues of concern for graduate CEGLIA SAID a graduate stu- students. dent travelling to a conference GSS president Sheila Harring- to present a paper or sit on a ton said the Board of Trustees panel may be eligible for a max- approved a 5.8 percent stipend imum of $200 in travel and re- increase for graduate students. search expenses. Harrington said the increase takes effect this semester, al- • In other business, GSS though the payments will be Vice President Loring Crepeau, delayed until the start of the chairman of the GSS Welfare next fiscal year in January. Committee, said the committee is concerned a mandatory Graduate students will also health insurance policy will be receive a step increase. Har- passed without GSS approval. rington said the amount of the "Health insurance is a good step increase is based on the idea, but the money comes out of student's number of years at the our pockets," he said. University. • Harrington said representa- "The step increase rewards tive-at-large positions still need people who stay here as they to be filled. GSS also needs a wore on their graduate degree,' parliamentarian, a non-voting she said. position that arbitrates on par- Harrington announced a sup- liamentary policy for meetings. Double take Photo Vince Waller plemental research fund, under which graduate students can • Harrington also announced Joan Wiandt, sophomore fashion merchandising major, and Ellym Stout, junior French education major, work on their study habits apply for up to $200 for research openings on several University in the Education Building. not directly related to their the- committees. She stressed the sis or dissertation. importance for graduate stu- She said the supplemental re- dents to be involved, since the search fund comes out of the decisions of many University GSS operating budget. committees affect graduate stu- A PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM GSS also oners a professional dents. SPONSORED BY THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPINC CENTERS KIDS KIDS lUKWTlr'xjUlJN THURSDAY STUDENTS WITH STWP VALID ID ONLY $2.00 About last night... ■ Heroes arjn I born GRAND OPENING Hoi) Lowr They're cornereda IDl'llli Moore I MARK'S PIZZA \ 7:30 « 9:15 5. 7:30 & 9:30 Salvation Army Thrift Store $ EVENINGS - ADULTS 13.50 I Large l Item Pizza 5.95 I MONDAY STUDENT NIGHT 1055 N. Main St. ONLY $2.00 free delivery fhere Are Some PlflCOb In The Bowling Green .Univeise You Don I Go Alone I Call 352-3551 for Bowling Green's Quality Pizza SIGOURNEY WEAVER in 7:30 & 9:45 mm1H(~ NF W MOVIF 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 18

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* .v I , BG News/September 18,1986 5 Marathon to raise Blotter money for groups Campus Police A man was assaulted by seve- A female student was practic- stolen. Value of the ring is $300. by Mlchdlc Fisher get involved," said Phil Gold- while designating head coach ral men with clubs Saturday ing in the Moore Musical Arts Both of these burglaries remain staff reporter stein, associate athletic director Moe Ankney as the sole runner, afternoon in front of Rodgers Center when a man approached under investigation. for financial affairs. "Some Goldstein said. residence hall, University police her from behind ana grabbed You don't have to be a mar- groups have made up to $1,500 The organizations keep half of said. her breasts Saturday evening, D D D athon runner to participate in for their organizations." the money they raise while the Police said the man was walk- police said. She then ran into a the upcoming Falcon rest benefits the athletic schol- ing in front of Rodgers when a women's restroom. The man A student's room in Offen- Walk/Run For Fun to help raise There was a lot of partici- arship fund and covers adminis- car pulled up and and the occu- followed her and began kicking hauer West was burglarized money (or your organization or pation in the first two years of trative costs. The group raising pants asked the man where the the stall door. The woman fled to while he slept Saturday night. favorite charity. the event, but it was not well- the most money can keep two- party was. her residence hall. The incident He reported to police that $18 in received in the third. It was not thirds of their pledges and re- remains under investigation. cash and a Gucci watch valued The combination walk-run held in later years because of ceives free "Falcon Walk/Run He said he didn't know, and at $100 was stolen. He told police marathon will take place administrative transitions in the For Fun" T-shirts. Additional T- the men then jumped from their □ D D he locked his door before going Oct. 5 at Whittaker Track. athletic department. shirts will be given to second- vehicle and struck him with to sleep. There were pry marks The original "Falcon Run" "It didn't get off the ground. and third-place groups as well clubs. Police arrived and some TWO BURGLARIES occurred on the door. Police are still in- began in 1981 to brine charities, No one took an active role to as top male and female runners. of the attackers remained. The early Saturday morning on the vestigating. campus groups and the commu- keep it going on an annual ba- victim did not want to press first floor of Anderson residence nity together for a day of fun sis, Goldstein said. "But this Also at the Walk/Run is food, charges, but police said the offi- hall. Residents of one room re- while raising money for their year groups have contacted me music and entertainment begin- cer on the scene might file ported $20 cash stolen, along organizations and supporting and wanted it back." ning at 1:30 p.m. with a 'Celeb- charges on the information ob- with several pieces of Jewelry the athletic scholarship fund. rity Run" featuring former tained. The victim was injured valued at $2,150. Stolen was a Radar The walk was added this year CAMPUS AND community Falcon athletes. Campus organi- and was privately transported men's necklace, watch, and a to draw more people with differ- groups have a few options to zations can hit the track from for medical care. ring with three diamonds. Police ent athletic levels to the event choose from in the way they get 2-3 p.m. while community said the room was unlocked. detection: and to make it more of a social pledges. Participants can either groups get their chance from 3-4 ODD Residents of the second room event. get pledges based on the number p.m. reported a gold amethyst ring of laps they can run or walk in "A lot of effort and enthu- "It is an excellent opportunity one hour or accept a flat dona- siasm is going into the event this new wave for groups who don't have time tion. University football players year, and we re hoping for a big City Police to plan their own fund raisers to are collecting the contributions success," Goldstein said. An elderly Steubenville couple Wood County Hospital by Bowl- on campus was injured in a two-car crash ing Green rescue squad. Oliver late Tuesday morning. was taken to Wood County Hos- pital by city police. University police will be 'Spokesman travels Ohio The 1983 Chrysler driven by Schirtzinger was treated and monitoring traffic with speed Arthur Oliver, 79, of Steuben- released. Oliver was admitted to radar on streets close to cam- ville, was westbound on West pus, Bill Bess, director of by John Meola ness of the club." Most of the club's activities Wood County Hospital in "The main push (to start the are confined to Wood County, Poe Road when Oliver ran the guarded condition and trans- Public Safety, said yester- reporter stop sign at the intersection of ferred yesterday to Medical Col- day. club) came from a bike shop Bewley said. Poe and Haskins roads, city ''Officers will be enforcing For many University stu- here in town," said Tom Van den lege of Ohio Hospital, Toledo, Eynden, club vice president. "We generally leave Bowling police said. where he was listed yesterday the speed limit with radar to dents, bicyefing is Just a means afternoon in fair condition. keep the speed limits of 25 of getting from one class to "He (the shop owner) saw it as a Green, although sometimes we Oliver's car struck the side of miles per hour and 35 miles another. But for Dave Bewley of chance to increase business." just have a series of concentric the 1986 Pontiac 6000 driven by Fannie Oliver is listed in fair In addition, Bewley said the loops we make around the city," condition at Wood County Hospi- per hour," Bess said. Bowling Green, it's a way to James Schirtzinger, 27, of Brook tal, a nursing supervisor said. Streets to be patrolled in- explore northwestern Ohio. bicycle shop provided a meeting he said. Park, who was southbound on clude Wooster, Merry, Bewley founded the Black place for the club's members. Haskins. Schirtzinger's car was All three were wearing safety I'm sure he gained a certain The club has also travelled to belts, police said. Oliver was Mercer, Ridge, Thurstin and Swamp Bicycling Society in forced off the road at the south- charged with a stop sign viola- North College. May 1965. He started organizing amount of good will," Bewley Henry, Hancock, Ottawa and west comer of the intersection, bike trips with his friends, and said. Sandusky counties. while Oliver's car came to rest tion. he said interest has been grow- The club's rides start at the in the middle of the intersection. ing ever since. To increase city park at Conneaut and The next club meeting is Oct. Stiffly KyttrtKyK'jyffiyira^ membership, Bewley plans to Fairview streets, and range in 14 at 7 p.m. at the city wastewa- Schirtzinger and Fannie Oli- post signs at the University. length from 10 to 35 miles. Occa- ter treatment plant building on ver, 77, of Steubenville, Oliver's "Membership is open to ev- sionally, the group takes longer Dunbridge and East Poe roads. passenger, were both taken to Howard's Club H eryone," he said, "we've been rides, and once went on a 100- :*: trying to increase public aware- mile trip. MM I TT Falcon's Nest Sheepish yy. 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EVANDER, South Africa Officials said 235 of the miners alone-men who perished as tries. for new shuttle (AP) - Weary rescue crews yes- were hospitalized with burns, they frantically sought a way HE SAID government engi- terday collected the bodies of injuries and chest pains from out. neers were removing samples of miners sprawled along a mile- inhaling the fumes that filled the "The smoke started coming the materials that had burned in deep shaft that a raging fire mine after a fire was acciden- in. Then the oxygen was gone. I the fire to determine which one turned into a death trap for at tally started by a welding ma- couldn't breathe," said Bedron spewed the killer gases. Olivier 'overwhelming* least 177 men. It was South Afri- chine. Siphoso from his bed at the said the source could have been ca's worst gold mine disaster. The miners "didn't stand a Winkelhaak Mine Hospital. a polyurethane foam used to WASHINGTON (AP) - A spend whatever is necessary chance," according to Dick He said he fainted and when help seal structural bracing in survey taken while the Rea- to maintain U.S. leadership in Five miners still were missing Grenfell, a 38-year-old Briton he came to, "I saw many of the the tunnels. gan administration was de- space" while 27 percent dis- and believed dead after the who survived the fire. "They others were dead." Rescue Workers were welding a bro- ciding whether to replace the agree. And 71 percent feel Tuesday fire at Kinross Gold just ran into a wall of smoke and crews saved him. ken rail used by small trains to rce shuttle Challenger that the space program Mine released lethal clouds of must have dropped like flies." transport ore when the Ore wed overwhelming public should be continued to stay chemical fumes in the No. 2 MOST OF South Africa's min- Trucks drove in and out of the broke out. Olivier said an ace- support for building the $2.5 ahead of the Soviets, the Jap- shaft where about 2,400 men ers are black and the union mine compound, and men with tylene gas cylinder caught fire, billion vehicle. anese and others. were working. representing black miners hoses washed dust from the and the blaze spread to the walls Despite the risks associated The survey was commis- called the accident "a clear in- hoist cage that brought bodies to covered with the polyurethane with manned flight, 89 per- sioned by Rockwell Interna- Survivors told of being dictment of the industry." A the surface. foam. cent of those questioned tional, which builds the space trapped, unable to breathe, of statement said, "It has required Jacobus Olivier, general man- The fumes killed all the vic- thought shuttle flights should shuttles. Don O'Neal, a com- clouds of smoke and of their tragedy after tragedy and the ager of the mine 62 miles south- tims, he said. be resumed. Eighty-five per- pany spokesman, said the desperation as they watched loss of many lives before the east of Johannesburg, gave the The accident occurred just cent thought the United firm sought the data to make their friends fall dead. "Only industry and government pay official casualty figures. He said days after the Chamber of States should replace the marketing decisions because about seven of us made it to the attention to safety standards." that of the dead, five were white Mines, the association of mining Challenger. "we felt that there was surface," said Komiti Mmereko, Most of the bodies were found and 172 were black migrant companies, reported its best stronger support for the a black driller with one mining along a mile-long horizontal tun- workers from tribal homelands safety figures ever for gold Only 13 percent of 1,200 space program than was re- crew. nel, some in groups and some and neighboring black coun- people interviewed in the tele- ported in the news media." phone survey approved the Asked whether NASA was statement that ''we should an honest agency, 58 percent not continue the manned agreed while 36 percent did space flight program" while not. And 44 percent thought Quitting smoking reduces stroke risks 22 percent approved flights NASA was "living on past with astronauts only "when it glories." is absolutely necessary" but There also was substantial BOSTON (AP) - Cigarette smokers are stroke," said Dr. Robert D. Abbott, a biosta- kinds. A hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a never flights with civilians. question in the public mind of far more likely than non-smokers to suffer tistician at the National Heart, Lung and blood vessel bursts. A thromboembolic "We are finding the Ameri- whether NASA was con- strokes, one of the nation's leading causes of Blood Institute in Bethesda, Md. stroke results from a blood clot that shuts off can public strongly in support cerned with safety above all death, but they can reduce their risk signifi- HIS RESEARCH, based on figures gath- the flow of blood. of the space program,' said else. Fifty-six percent cantly by giving up the habit, a new study ered by the Honolulu Heart Program, was THE RESEARCHERS found that both Robert Reisner, vice presi- thought the agency was, but concludes. published in today's issue of the New En- types were more frequent among smokers. dent of Market Opinion Re- 41 percent said no. gland Journal of Medicine. However, hemorrhagic strokes, the more search, which did the study in The research firm said the Cigarettes have already been linked with Over the past two decades, the death rate lethal of the two, were increased more. early August. The results results of the poll would be heart attacks, emphysema and cancers of from strokes has fallen by about 30 percent. During the 12 years of follow-up, there were compared with a simi- accurate within 2.8 percent in the lungs, mouth, throat, bladder and pan- Experts have attributed this to better con- were 11 strokes for every 1,000 people lar survey in the weeks before 95 percent of the data. creas. The latest research demonstrates one trol of high blood pressure, which can trig- among the non-smokers. For those who the Challenger explosion in President Reagan, follow- more way that smoking can kill. ger strokes. But Abbott says Americans' continued to smoke throughout the period, January. ing months of agonized de- success in giving up cigarettes has also there were three times that many, or 33 Since the accident, which bate within the Strokes are the nation's third leading probably played a part in this reduction. strokes for every 1,000 people. However, for killed five astronauts and two administration, announced on cause of death after heart attacks and people who quit smoking by the sixth year of passengers, he said, there has Aug. 15 his decision that the cancer. An estimated 500,000 people have The study enrolled 3,435 cigarette smok- follow-up, there were 23 strokes. been a seven percent increase United States should restore strokes each year, and 156,000 of those die. ers and 4,437 non-smokers, all men of Japa- Abbott said he believes the stroke risk in support for space pro- the fleet to four orbiters. He Because of damage to the brain, however, nese ancestry who lived on the island of among the reformed smokers will continue grams. asked Congress to appropri- about 40 percent of survivors require special Oahu. During 12 years of follow-up. 171 to drop, and it eventually will approach that SIXTY PERCENT of ate $272 million in the fiscal services, such as physical therapy or speech smokers and 117 non-smokers had strokes. of people who never smoked. Americans, the survey found, year that starts Oct. 1 to get a therapy. When the researchers took into account The researchers say it's unclear just how say the government "should start on the shuttle. Earlier studies also found that smokers differences in the men's age, blood pressure smoking could cause strokes. They specu- have an increased risk of strokes, but the and other characteristics, they calculated late that it could increase the risk of throm- new research goes a step farther to see what that smokers had two to three times higher boembolic strokes by prompting the blood to happens when they quit cigarettes. risk of stroke than did non-smokers. clot, and it might raise the risk of hem- "we have evidence that people who stop A stroke is an interruption in the flow of orrhagic strokes by temporarily raising smoking can reduce their incidence of blood to the brain. There are two basic blood pressure.

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plans careful CLEVELAND (AP)-The "I'm sure law enforcement agencies. . . will offered both men a free personal U.S. Postal Service and the Jus- ad in a newsletter. tice Department set up three be watching the cases as they go through the THE THIRD bogus firm was a phony companies, including an distributor of pornography overseas child pornography courts." whose address was given as a escape to U.S. business, in a five-month inves- -Postal Inspector Paul Hartman post office box in the Virgin DAYTON (AP) - It took a He had to come alone because tigation of child pornography in Islands. The company mailed a secret code, careful planning authorities "realize that if the northeast Ohio, court records era were the largest round of a consumer survey. flyer to the men listing prices and nine months in a refugee whole family comes, they said. federal indictments in the coun- "If you believe in the joys of and descriptions of adult camp for a Hungarian man might not go back," Kovach The sting led to the indict- try under the Child Protection sex and the complete awareness X-rated films and offering a and his family to be united said. ments of IS men on Aug. 13. The Act of 1984, federal prosecutors of those lusty and youthful lads catalog of child pornography. with a cousin here. SZABO WAS not sure his postal inspector who devised the said at the time. and lasses ... we would like to The catalog was mailed to the wife would want to come to scheme said it was the first of its THE MEN were arrested af- hear from you," the letter said. men, the court records say. But Tamas Szabo and his the United States, but when kind. ter ordering pornographic vi- Another letter said the company Copies of order forms for the family also left a large part of he returned, he found his wife "I'm sure law enforcement deocassettes from one of the was doing research for an orga- videocassettes with the two- their lives behind to be with a eager to leave her homeland. agencies generally - not just phony firms, the government nization interested in uniting men's signatures and copies of cousin, Cornel Kovach, in Kovach and Szabo worked ours-will be watching the says. "people of the same persuasion" $50 money orders signed by the suburban Dayton. up a code while Kovach was cases as they go through the Assistant U.S. Attorney Rich- and selling a line of products. two men are included in papers "They left with just their here. When Szabo wrote and courts," Cleveland District ard G. Lillie would not comment Another phony organization, filed by the government. suitcases. They had to if they said his wife wanted to be- Postal Inspector Paul Hartman on the investigation. But he said purporting to be a legislative The government says a child were not going to give it come better acquainted with said this week. he doesn't think defense action group, then sent letters pornography videocassette was (their escape) away," Ko- her relatives, Kovach knew Details of the government's attorsuccessfully argue entrap- claiming it was lobbying to delivered by mail to Emerick vach said this week. that Szabo wanted him to line case against Timothy D. Erne- ment-that is, that authorities "protect and promote sexual June 17 this year, and to Shafer He said he first met Szabo up a job for him. rick, 35, Akron, and David tricked or led the two to commit freedom and freedom of one day later. Both men were in 1984 on a visit to Budapest, He wrote back asking Szabo Wayne Shafer, 34, Cleveland, the crime. choice." It said the group was arrested by postal inspectors Hungary. Kovach said Szabo to buy a coffee grinder, which were revealed in papers filed by lobbying the General Assembly who watched the deliveries. told him that Hungarians meant everything was ready the U.S. Attorney's Office in Court papers say the first to eliminate the age of consent Shafer's attorney, Leo Collins, were taught that Americans in the United States for Sza- VS. District Court in Cleveland. company, based in Cleveland, and all sexual laws with the declined comment. Emerick's were selfish people who al- bo's arrival. The indictments of sent out letters identifying itself exception of those regarding vio- attorney, Carmen Roberto, was lowed millions to live on the The job eventually fell Emerick^hafer and the 13 oth- as a research organization doing lent acts. A subsequent letter out of town until Monday. streets, ignoring their prob- through, but the escape plan lems. didn't. "Somehow, they had gotten In December, Szabo and his a picture of a bum on Skid family, including children Row in New York and said all aged 9 and 2, left Budapest on Americans were living like the pretense of taking a short that and that people here did trip to Vienna. They left with ffib) Student Recreation Center not care," Kovach said. only three suitcases to make MHfXCHANC/; That changed after Kovach the trip believable to police. and his wife bought an air- They spent nine months in announces plane ticket for Szabo and an Austrian refugee camp brought him here for a visit. before arriving last week. 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lion curies of radiation would be gency evacuation plans that 200 saying they would "save the Soviets ousted OAK HARBOR, Ohio (AP) - released into the containment million curies could not be re- government and the rest of the before a formal response is The worst possible nuclear acci- building, and less than 0.5 per- leased into the air because of the public... a lot of money" if they WASHINGTON (AP) - The made. dent at the Davis-Besse nuclear cent of that, or five rems, would plant's safety features. studied the company's volu- Reagan administration yes- While the administration power plant would expose the be released into the air over 24 Gov. Richard Celeste said in minous reports on emergency terday ordered the expulsion has promised retaliation in Iiublic to little radiation, a To- hours, Williams said. A curie is August he was withdrawing his planning. of 25 U.N.-based Soviet diplo- the Daniloff case, Kalb was edo Edison official said yester- a measure of an amount of ra- support for Davis-Besse and the mats, but said the action was categorical in stating that the day. diation and a rem a mea- Perry nuclear power plant near "What I resent in all this is unrelated to the spy charges expulsion order "is not re- Joe Williams Jr., senior vice surement of the effect of Cleveland until their evacuation impugning the integrity of the Moscow has filed against lated" to that issue. president-nuclear, said the radiation on the body. plans are reviewed by a state engineers, physicists, scientists American Journalist Nicholas Secretary of State George worst accident at the utility's panel. Celeste, who is running and every executive connected Daniloff. Shultz had said Tuesday night power plant about 25 miles east He said 200 million curies "is a tor re-election against former with the utility," Williams said. State Department spokes- that the United States has a of Toledo would release a level lot of radiation. That'll fry you." Republican Gov. James A. "THAT IMPUGNS a vast man Bernard Kalb said the "plan of action" for dealing of radiation equal to the amount Fifty rems of radiation may Rhodes, established a three- number of people across the expulsion was a follow-up to a with the Daniloff case but that government standards say cause radiation sickness, and member commission to study United States," he said. "If peo- U.S. decision announced six declined to give details. He nuclear plant workers can 250 rems could cause death. the emergency plans. ple will not come to grips with months ago, to force cutbacks said the issue has "put a safely be exposed to in a year. WILLIAMS TOLD reporters Williams blasted critics of the technology, they have no right to in the Soviets' U.N. presence. cloud" over Soviet-American In the worst scenario, 200 mil- at a briefing on the plant's emer- plant and the evacuation plans, The administration has main- relations. tained that the Soviet staff at Last March, the Reagan the U.N. is disproportionately administration announced large and engages in spy ac- that the Soviets would be re- tivities. quired to reduce their U.N. Terrorist bomb strikes Paris again For its part, the Soviets staff by from 275 to 170 over a have insisted that the re- two-year period in incre- quired reductions violate the ments of roughly 25 every six Five killed in latest blast despite anti-terrorist measures by officials obligations the United States months. has undertaken as host coun- The Soviet delegation is try for the U.N. more than twice the size of PARIS (AP)-Terrorists One woman passer-by was pad to evacuate those with the the Champ i-Elysees Avenue The names of the personnel the next largest delegation. struck the French capital yes- blown apart by yesterday's blast gravest injuries. and police h adquarters in cen- affected by the order were OF THE 105 to be sent terday for the fifth tune in 10 in central Paris, and a witness A spokesman for the public tral Paris. turned over to Soviet officials home, a small number would days, demolishing a clothing said another victim was lifted hospital authority said 19 of GROUPS CALLING them- by the U.S. ambassador to the be attached to the staffs of store with a bomb thrown from a several yards into the air. "It is those injured in the 5:25 p.m. selves the Committee for Solida- U.N., Vemon Walters. The 25 two Soviet republics, Ukrai- car. Five people were killed and an incredible sight, many bombing were in serious condi- rity with Arab and Middle East were given until Oct. 1 to nia and Byelorussia, both of 58 injured, authorities said. women, children, blood every- tion. Political Prisoners and the Par- leave the country. which have U.N. seats. All 25 Three people were killed and where," said a witness who re- "The most seriously wounded tisans of Rights and Freedom The Soviet U.N. Mission affected by yesterday's an- more than 100 injured in the fused to give his name. were treated on the sidewalk in have issued conflicting claims of immediately signaled that it nouncement, however, rep- previous bombings, which The bomb was tossed from a front of Tati." said one witness. responsibility for the earlier will resist the order. resent Moscow's delegation. prompted the government to black BMW carrying two musta- "I saw people dying." bombings and threatened new "I THINK there will be a But Kalb refused to say adopt tough anti-terrorist mea- chioed men, one of whom rolled "It was horrible," said an- attacks unless Georges Ibrahim protest," Valentin Karymov, whether any had engaged in sures. Two groups seeking to down the window and tossed the other witness. "A young woman, Abdallah and two other jailed a senior counselor at the So- spying. free three imprisoned Middle bomb at the Tati clothing and her legs cut. had half of her face Middle Easterners are freed. viet mission, told a reporter The Soviets have 243 diplo- Easterners have issued conflict- textile store in the Montpar- torn on. All you could see was In Beirut, an Arabic by telephone. The diplomat, mats attached to the U.N. ing claims of responsibility for nasse district, said Laurent Da- bleeding bodies." statement signed by the Com- l.owever, said the U.S. note while the two Soviet republics those attacks. venas, an assistant state Premier Jacques Chirac mittee for Solidarity threatened would be studied by Moscow have a combined total of 32. prosecutor. called an emergency meeting of to launch attacks in the United WINDOWS WERE blown out his top security ministers imme- States. at several businesses. 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by Jeff McSherry and I could talk to," Petzker sports reporter "... if I had to play another said. "He didn't come across vacates post position, I don't know if I'd play like he was thinking he was After missing almost the en- God." The Bowling Green wom- team to a sixth place finish in tire soccer season last year with soccer anymore. At sweeper, I Petzker saw playing time im- en's tennis team is without a the MAC tournament. a severely bruised left shin, Joe mediately last year, but in the coach. In 1955, Stack won the first Petzker entered the 1986 season don't have to do any running. All third game of the season he June Stack, who had national collegiate with only one person to prove I have to do is talk and yell." reinsured his left shin which he coached the team the past championship while playing himself to - himself. initially hurt in the summer. The three seasons, resigned Mon- at Eastern Michigan Univer- With his performance in last - Joe Petzker decision was to red-shirt day for personal reasons. sity. She won another after weekend's Toledo Trust/BGSU Petzker. Stack had been in confer- transferring to UCLA. Soccer Cup, there should be ceived, he is no stranger to suc- exposed to a lot of people in "Motivationally, it was real ence with members of the At one time Stack was little doubt in the Bowling Green cess. In fact, when Joe Petzker's soccer who are very well-re- difficult," Petzker said. "We athletic department several ranked first in the women's sweeper's mind... or any one soccer days are over, his name spected." weren't having a good season times in the last couple indoor national ratings. She else's mind. might be listed in Roget's Col- Petzker was recruited by (BG finished 4-11-4) and I wasn't weeks, including Athletic Di- remained in the top-10 for 12 Joe Petzker is back. lege Thesaurus as a synonym many of the top college soccer playing. I wasn't into it at all." rector Jack Gregory. Gre- years. She won eight national "Joey has been a real plus for for the word success. programs including: Duke, With a clean bill of health, gory said none of the titles and has represented the us this year," Falcons' head PETZKER's SOCCER creden- American, Connecticut, Colum- Petzker provides the sweeper discussions involved Stack's United States all over the coach Gary Palmisano said. tials were nothing less than im- bia, and North Carolina. the Falcons have been looking contract or her performance. world. "We had to live without him for pressive when he attended The consensus, however, was for. With him, BG has swept Stack also worked in public- a year and it's great to have him Akron/Walsh Jesuit High Petzker would attend Akron be- away numerous offensive at- "If we were going to fire a ity for the Women's Virginia back." School. The business major cause he grew up just minutes tacks. coach based on performance, Sums tour. She was named The red-shirt freshman not played on a state championship away from the campus. "The sweeper is like a free we would do It at the end of Tennis Director for the city of only helped the Falcons (44-1) team, while earning both state Palmisano tried his luck any- safety in football," Palmisano the season," Gregory said. Toledo last year. win the four-team tourney, but and national awards. way and scheduled a visit to the said. "He is the last defender "If we didn't do it then, it She helped organize the be was also a major factor in The ultimate honor bestowed Petzker household. before the goalie and he is in would have been done at the Spring College Challenge at registering two more shutouts upon Petzker was being named "I DECIDED to give it a try control of the defense." end of the contract period. livers Tennis Resort in Del for BG. It was the booters fourth to the Parade All-American and it ended up being quite a PETZKER SAID sweeper is That was the end of July." Ray. Fla. BG has taken part consecutive match without al- team. visit," Palmisano said. "I ar- the ideal position for him. Stack was unavailable for in the event the last three lowing a goal. According to Petzker, success rived at 7:00 and ended up stay- "To be honest, if I had to play comment. years. For his efforts, Petzker was hasn't spoiled him. He said all ing until midnight. another position, I don't know if Stack's status was that of a Last season, Stack coached named to the all-tourney team the awards have been put into "It was just one of those I'd play soccer anymore," part-time coach. A part-time another injury-riddled squad along with earning the Soccer perspective. things. Joey's Mom and Dad are Petzker said. "At sweeper, I coach has limited responibili- to a 1-19 season with an 0-7 Cup's Most Valuable Defensive "I didn't let it affect me," very special people. If you had don't have to do any running. All ties to the University, Gre- mark in the MAC. Her career Player award. He was also a Petzker said. "A lot of it (receiv- to pick parents, you'd pick his." I have to do is talk and yell. gory said. winning percentage was .333. member of the all-tourney squad ing recognition in high school) is That's the way Petzker felt "Our three backs (Chris In 1985, Stack, 48, was the Gregory said a new head at the Budweiser Holiday Clas- who you know and who knows about coaches. Therefore, he Haines, Brian Cook, and John Mid-American Conference coach will be named during sic in Akron this year. you. chose Palmisano and BG. Felton) and our goalie (Mickey co-coach of the year after the winter months before the While these are the first colle- "Although I feel I deserved "Palmo was the one coach I Loescher) dictate my job. They leading her injury-plagued team's full spring schedule. giate honors Petzker has re the awards somewhat, I was felt was more straight forward a See Petzker, page 12. THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO 'Fumble-itis plaguing BG BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. "I'm not going to destroy a kid Oliver said that as bad as he by Ron Fritz if he fumbles," ne said. "But we and Ankney feel about a fumble, managing editor are hoping to correct the prob- the player takes it even harder. And they're both repre- lem." sented by the insignia you wear It might not be the cold and flu "The person who is most un- Running back coach Reggie as a member of the Army Nurse season yet, but Bowling Green's Oliver said he thinks the back- happy is the guy who fumbled," offense has caught another field wants him to lose his job. he said. "The kid is trying to Girps. The caduceus on the left dreaded virus - 'fumble-itis'. give a superior effort and then means you re part of a health care Last season, the Falcons fum- "I'm not happy at all. The comes up with a negative as- bled just five times. In two running backs are trying to get pect. Nobody wants to fumble. system in which educational and games this year, BG has me fired," he said. "We've had He just has to get his concentra- career advancement are the rule, coughed up the ball seven times. more fumbles in two games than tion back and be ready for the not the exception. The gold bar Senior tailback Jeff Davis has we've had in the last two years." next opportunity." been the chief humbler with four In the first game against Ohio on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. If you're fumbles. University, Davis fumbled three Despite the recent 'fumble- earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, itis' outbreak, Ankney said he Head coach Moe Ankney said times, but gained 149 yards. Clifton, NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. he is trying to be patient with Against the University of Minne- isn't planning to make any Davis and the rest of the back- sota, Davis fumbled at the goal changes in the starting backf ield field. line, squelching a Falcon score. against Central Michigan Satur- "In the old days under Doyt "It's a two-fold situation," Oli- day. ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Perry, the first time you fum- ver said. "He rushed for 149 D See Fumbles, page 12. bled, you wouldn't play again," yards and fumbled the ball Ankney said. "I'm not sure against OU. We won so we can ■'■'■'''■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■'■T'^ that's the right way to do it or live with it. Jeff knows he could IS YOUR IMPORT FEELING ILL? not. All running backs fumble. If have had well over 200 yards I benched someone after a fum- against OU if he didn't fumble. WE HAVE THE CURE But against a team like Minne- ble, I wouldn't have anybody 12953 KRAMER RO left. sota, you can't have mistakes." - BG - i

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Petzker D Continued from page 11. weddings to watch me play." are the ones that have to roll up Not surprisingly, Petzker's their sleeves and run and knock initial interest in soccer was Golf team places second people around." prompted by his father. But However, Petzkers' position is unlike most kids, he had a mas- a lot tougher than he makes it ter plan. Michigan State won the meet tanced BG's hopes of capturing came in next with a 164 (79*5). sound. by Dennis Cisco by posting a 621 score, while BG the tourney. The Falcons shot Next for BG was junior Laura "I was in the third grade, and sports reporter Broadbent and sophomore "Joey is a real good student of I figured if I played soccer, I had followed with a team total 641. 325 in the second round. the game and that's what makes Dad in the palm of my hand and Michigan took third place with a NOT ONLY was the meet transfer from Ohio State Kelly him excel," Palmisano said. In almost all "ports, the better promising for BG. but it was Strickland with a 166 (82*4) and could get anything I wanted," he the conditions, the better the 663 and host Ferris State fin- "He knows where to position said. ished fourth at 674. Illinois State also a strong day tor freshman 167 (86*1) respectively. Fresh- himself, he handles the ball well, players' performance. And golf ended up fifth with a 676. Ingrid Lundblad. Making only man Gloria Holmes, playing in With the rest of the 1966 season is no ezeption. her second start, Lundblad car- her first meet, finished with a and he has the uncanny ability to and three more years of colle- However, the Bowling Green "We had been working hard ded a 155 (76-79) to finish in a 175 (90*5). be cool under pressure." giate competition, it appears women's golf team discovered for a couple of weeks and it second place tie with Michigan Franz Beckenbauer, a former Petzker still has his Dad, and a the weather doesn't have to be showed," Falcons' coach Greg State's Lisa Moreno. "I think we showed a lot of German standout at sweeper, is great soccer future in the palm perfect for them to be success- Nye said. "Michigan State is a On the first playoff hole, character. We didn't play that the man Petzker considers the of his hand. Sood team, but we came out of Lundblad saved a par to defeat well at Minnesota (Minnesota greatest soccer player ever. But Well, maybe just a great fu- Tbe Falcons placed second in le woodwork at them." the 1986 Michigan State amateur Invitational at Minneapolis-St. it is Petzker's father who has ture. the five-team Ferris State Invi- BG came out hitting the ball champion and last year's Ferris Paul), but we went to Ferris had the most influence on him. "Dad still takes me out during tational at Big Rapids, Mich, well as they put together a 316 State Invitational champion. with a lot of fire," Nye said. "Soccer is my dad's religion," the off-season to work on funda- last weekend. Although heavy first round score, trailing Michi- Faith Egli of Michigan State Petzker said. "He's missed a mentals." rains made the course muddy gan State by only two strokes the was the tournament medalist THE FALCONS will be on the few baptisms, birthdays, and and temperatures not exactly first day. with a score of 152. road next weekend at East Lan- Fumbles summer-like, BG put together But the winners fired a sec- BG's Jenny Hjalmquist posted sing, Mich, as they play in the two solid rounds. ond-day total of 307 and outdis- D Continued from page 11. "We can't go into a game and the Falcons' next best score with Northern Intercollegiate Invita- But Oliver said he doesn't know expect fumbles," Oliver said. a 160 (79-81), placing her sixth tional. The tourney draws 18 how much longer he and Ankney "We just can't have it." out of 30 golfers. teams including some of the best can expect to be patient with Classifieds Captain Sandy Ensminger programs in the Midwest. fumbles.

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