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3 people killed. 14 injured Explosives shake U.S. Embassy in Kuwait
KUWAIT (AP) - A dump truck building, but initial reports spoke of employed by the U.S. Embassy and a public for calm. Police sealed off the bombs were detonated by remote Airport control tower; in a residential packed with explosives crashed severe damage in the American com- technician at the airport. blast areas and stepped up security at control in parked vehicles rigged with district where U.S. technicians and through the U.S. Embassy gates yes- pound. U.S. officials said no Ameri- A SEVENTH car bomb was defused foreign offices. explosives and gas cylinders. The diplomats live at Al-Badah, nine terday and blew up, killing three cans were killed. near the Kuwaiti Passport and Immi- U.S. Embassy spokesman David airport blast did not disrupt service, miles north of the city; at the Al- people and injuring 14, officials said. gration Office in the Remaithiya dis- Good said the truck bomb detonated and there was only minimal damage Shoaibab industrial complex 30 miles Five other explosions in the city killed Witnesses and hospital sources said trict of the city. in a parking lot just inside the Ameri- at the industrial complex. south of Kuwait; and at an electric one person and injured about 40 oth- one of two men in the cab of the six- A shadowy group calling itself "Is- can compound after crashing through NORMALLY, the VS. Embassy power station. ers. wheeled truck was killed, but his lamic Holy War" claimed responsibil- the main gate. Witnesses said the has a strong security force, including The Kuwait News Agency said 54 partner was hurled into the air by the ity in a telephone call in Beirut for the administration building housing the armored cars. CBS News reported were injured in all the explosions and The blast collapsed a three-story blast and survived. He was bomb blitz in this small Persian Gulf consulate collapsed. Aug. 25 that U.S. intelligence had also said several arrests had been annex of the U.S. Embassy, shook unconscious and in serious condition country. The obscure group has said it Kuwait's news agency said 54 peo- thwarted a plot to bomb the embassy made. buildings hundreds of yards away and at a hospital hours after the attack, was responsible for other recent sui- ple were injured by the explosions and and that security was beefed up. The U.S. Charge d'Affaires Phillip hurled chunks of concrete into nearby sources said. cide bombings of American, French said several arrests had been made. The other explosions were at the Griffin was not at the chancellery. buildings. The truck blew up before it Police sources said others killed and Israeli targets in Lebanon. The state news agency quoted secu- French Embassy; in a car in a park- The United States has no ambassador reached the f our-«tory main embassy included two Arab security guards The Kuwaiti government asked the rity sources as saying the other five ing lot near the Kuwaiti International in Kuwait now. Wood County Jail needs renovation by Rita Ferenec next, he said. But that is all the assistant copy editor contact they will have during then- stay, Shetzer added. When the Wood County Jail was built in 1901 it was structured to hold "We do need a new jail to alleviate about 52 inmates. Since that time the some of these problems." he said. jail has received electricity, exhaust "The jail itself is structurally sound tans and individual doors to divide the and there have been improvements cells, according to chief jailer Sgt. made on it. but there are also other Mick Shetzer. limitations, such as space." Today the jail still holds 52 inmates, Shetzer explained that except for but more adequate facilities are certain occasions when a person is needed for these 46 men and six brought in and causes a disturbance, women, according to Shetzer. inmate problems are minimal for the "Because of structural limitations space that is available. prisoners are not provided any out- side recreation, plus there is not "KEEPING problems to a mini- enough footage per inmate," Shetzer mum depends a lot on the staff. I have said. a good staff here at the jail and they help to keep problems under control, Inside the jail males and females he said. "A tot also depends on bow spend each day the same way: break- Sou treat people. We don't cater to fast at 7:30, clean up and inspection of lem (inmates), but they are human their one or two-person cell, followed beings and we treat them as such." by "free time" to watch televison or read a magazine for the remainder of Shetzer said any plans for renova- the day. tion of the jail is out of the question at this time. There are serious plans to In the limelight. . . "WITH THE way the jail is built build a new jail, be said, but right now and its surroundings there is no way they are in the early stages. we can allow prisoners to be outside for recreation, he said. The county commissioners have submitted an application for funding Preparation continues for Shetzer also said sight and sound for the Jail from a $50 million state restrictions between male and female Knt. But, Shetzer said, the county annual 'Freshman Follies' inmates is not as restricted as it to wait for an acceptance for the should be. money,plus the money will be divided among Ohio's 88 counties according to (above) The cast of the 'Freshman Follies,' a showcase of freshman "Once a male or female prisoner need. talent sponsored by the theater department, sings and dances its way through enters the jail they will no longer have the opening number of this year's performance during a rehersal last night contact with inmates of the opposite "I am sure there are jails in Ohio in in the Joe E. Brown Theater, (right) Cynthia Clark sings a solo accompanied sex until they leave," Shetzer said. better shape than ours, but I am also by guitarist Paul Blubaugh. The program will be presented tomorrow through Because of the structure of the jail, sure there are jails in worse shape Saturday in the theater. Admission Is $ 1.50 at the door. The show is directed with men on the first two floors and too," be said. "I can't see a new jail by Steve Hinger and Pat McCarty, and choreographed by Peggy Moog. women on the third floor, the inmates for us any earlier than five or six are able to shout from one floor to the years." University chosen as site Court upholds AT&T break-up for FA A testing center WASHINGTON (AP) - The Su- birth defects whose parents have de- itself of 22 state and regional phone costs should be left with AT&T. The by Deborah Schmook ation since the test center will be preme Court, brushing aside predic- cided against surgery. companies. transfer in costs was approved by a assistant copy editor nearby. (The University's Flight tions of unfairly inflated telephone The justices, without comment, let federal judge in Washington in 1962 as School started in February 1983.) bills, yesterday upheld a provision of stand decisions upholding the par- But the latest challenges by New a relatively small part of the overall One step toward becoming a pilot, Students will be charged $25 to take the AT&T breakup that some states ents' wishes. Baby Jane Doe, whose York and California attacked a provi- decision that endorsed the AT&T di- air traffic controller or aviation me- the tests, which will be given six days believe may produce billions of dol- real name has not been made public, sion assigning various phone service vestiture and allowed the corporation chanic will be easier for students next a week excluding Sundays by uppoeat lars in higher customer costs starting was born Oct. 11 win severe hand- hook-up costs to the new regional to enter new and growing areas of semester when the University will ment and with 48 hours notice, Lehrer Jan. 1. icaps that doctors say make it un- companies rather than the parent communications technology. become a test center for people who said. The exams range from four to likely she will live beyond age two company, AT&T. wish to take written exams of the six hours long depending on the type Rejecting appeals by California and without corrective surgery. hi other actions yesterday, the jus- Federal Aviation Administration. . of exam, he added. New York officials, the court ruled Oklahoma officials, who lent their tices: Director of Aerospace Technology unanimously that the the corporate In the AT&T case, state public support to the two states' appeals, Henry Lehrer said written exams wul ACCORDING TO a test preparation breakup of American Telephone & utility officials said the breakup may saw the ruling means "every tele- • Again rejected an attempt by the be given for aircraft dispatchers, booklet, applicants must score 70 per- Telegraph Co. will not illegally bur- mean that substantial additional costs phone ratepayer in America will be Masbpee Indians to regain ownership private and commercial pilots, flight cent to pass the exams to receive a den new regional phone companies - perhaps more than $5 billion nation- required to pay their local Bell com- of the town of Masbpee, Mass. The engineers, flight instructors, flight rating that lasts two years. with huge costs. wide - will be passed on unfairly to panies for the accrued cost of instal- tribe says the land, now home to a navigators, parachute riggers, Answer sheets are sent to an FAX consumers. ling equipment that AT&T now Cape Cod resort town, was taken from ground instructors and others. facility in Oklahoma City for ratings. AT&T said that without the ruling, owns." them illegally. Bringing the test center to Bowling The results are sent about a mi the entire reorganization plan under a Hie Supreme Court ruled last Feb- Green means "increased visibility" later to the person who took the I government antitrust agreement ruary that the court-approved reorga- A considerable portion of the hook- • Blocked a trial in the United for the aerotechnology program and Lehrer said. might have come undone. nization, arranged by the Justice up costs is treated as a capital im- States of negligence claims arising the University, Lehrer said, adding In the past, University «*"■'—*■ Department and AT&T, did not in- provement rather than an operating from the 1981 explosion of a jetliner that it won't cost the University be- wishing to take the aviation exams In another highly publicized mat- fringe unlawfully on state regulatory expense, so as to spread out the coats over Taiwan that killed all 110 people cause the center will be run on the have had to travel to other Genera) ter, the court refused to order a life- powers. That decision appeared to over a number of years and thus bill aboard. The court left intact a niling fees charged for taking the tests. Aviation District Offices such M operation for Baby Jane clear away any legal obstacles to the the phone user a smaller amount per that the lawsuits should be tried in He said he hopes more local people Cleveland, Kent State or Ohio Stale, e, the New York infant with severe breakup in which AT&T is divesting month. The states said those accrued Taiwanese courts. continue to become interested in avi- Lehrersaid the bottom line - See TOT pages ZANESVILLE, Ohio (AP) - A Mus- The grand jury was scheduled to index inside weather kingum County grand jury convened hear from some 30 witnesses as it yesterday and was expected to hear tried to determine whether any • The experts predct the unpredictable Grand jury evidence In the death of a striking charges should be filed in the death of Bucnwold 2 - the weather Page 4. Greyhound bus driver who was run Raymond Phillips, 42, of WUloughby. • David Jenldns' basket with eight sec- over last week by a bus being used to Phillips was killed Dec. 5 as he and campus/local 3 checks into state/world 5 onds left to play, capped a Falcon train replacement drivers. othersfriking Greyhound employees comeback as Bowtrtg Green defeated As the grand jury began its secret protested the training of replacement sports/wrap 6 classifieds 8 Akron. °l-90 last Saturday night Page striker's death proceedings, police told anoyone who drivers in Zanesvule. 6 didn't have official business to stay A spokesman for Muskingum Cloudy today with a high around 40 out of the county courthouse on orders County Prosecutor Allen Wolfe said Conlinuod cloudy and cooler tonight of Common Pleas Judge Richard Hix- testimony may last longer than one Low in the low 30s son. day. 2 bg n«w«/d«c«mb«t 13.1983 editorial Legal plan needs bolstering
Child's appeal sold by Leigh Holllngaworth students' awareness concerning their from future litigation which could run resentatives from the administration rights and responsibilities as citizens anywhere from $35 - which would be and the faculty, who serve as ex-offi- Once again, the Student Legal Serv- procedures of the justice system, and comparable to one visit to a legal cio members, as well as the attorney to win his adoption ices Board is inviting you to partici- current legal issues which directly clinic - to several hundred dollars - himself. The purpose of the board is to pate In a pre-paid legal services plan. affect students. which would accumulate from a trial. determine the direction of the service It read like an advertisement for a car in need of an owner, Your participation in this plan is not Based on these figures, you have an and establish the educational pro- mandatory, but it is strongly encour- Though in your previous experi- opportunity to protect yourself from gramming. At no time will the board but it was actually an article about a child in need of a aged for your benefit. If you choose to ences at the University, you may not hundreds of dollars in attorney fees make any legal decisions, this will be parent(s). support this student-funded proposal, have needed the assistance of legal brought on by one unexpected legal left to the attorney. The article was titled "Kindergartner needs father figure" it will cost you f2 for the spring counsel, I ask you to recognize and matter. semester, which roughly breaks down compare our offer of a pre-paid legal It is hoped that the SLS pre-paid and it appeared in Sunday's edition of The (Cleveland) Plain to 44.5 cents a month. services plan to that of an insurance The service is organized under a legal plan will become a reality this Dealer. For your $2, you will receive the policy. No one envisions that he or she board, which is comprised of 12 orga- spring semester, but we need your Published next to a picture of "enthusiastic" Bradley, a services of an attorney who will be will be in an accident or other disas- nizations which represent various stu- help to make it a reality. If you choose story implies all the reasons any person would want to adopt able to assist you in the areas of ter, but should one occur, the insur- dent populations: Undergraduate to participate, do NOT return the advice and limited representation in ance policy is there to cover all costs. Student Government, Graduate Stu- information slip which you received the little boy - "be bubbles with enthusiasm about school" court matters. Examples of areas The same can be said about the legal dent Senate, Black Student Union, in your billing packet and help sup- and is "a healthy, active mischievous, lovable, strong boy." covered by the service are: land- services, it is there to cover you in Latin Student Union, World Student port the idea that students have the The article also lists his interests as if be has lots of those lord/tenant cases, consumer/buyer almost any legal matter. Association, Pre-law Society, Interf- RIGHT to SUCCEED. retotionships and criminal cases. The I would like to point out other ad- raternity Council, Panhellenic Coun- qualities any parent would want in his/her child. service will also provide educational vantage of this program. It cost $4 per cil, Commuter Off-Campus But there's a catch; Bradley is handicapped and this has programs through seminars, year, $2 per semester, and 44.5 cents a Organization, Student Court, Student made his appeal as a human being a little more difficult to workshops and lectures by which SLS month; for this small amount of Consumer Union and Resident Stu- Leigh Hollingsworth is president of sell to a potential adoptive family. And if a handicapped child hopes to aid in the development of money you are protecting yourself dent Association. Also there are rep- the Student Legal Services Board. is not what an adoptive parent has in mind, then there are also older or racial minority children also in need of parents. Bradley might as well have a "Kid for sale" sign in his hand and be propped in the window by that doggie with the Redskin fans don t hate Cowboys much wagging tail. After all, he's cute and adorable. by Art Buchwald are only interested in seeing a good the Houston Oilers. The truth is we try Quaker tradition. You cant provoke Perhaps childrens' agencies find it necessary to advertise football game. When it comes to play- to keep our first stringers on the us by stirring up a rivalry which will the unwanted they bouse in a story like this. Maybe most The phone rang the other day and a ing the Cowboys the score is immate- bench so we won't run up the score." only lead to bad feelings between two sportswriter from Dallas asked me a rial to us." "Am I really talking to Washington, nice football teams." adoptive parents just aren't looking for a child with a strange question. D.C.?" "I cant print this garbage in a handicap and the agencies are lost as to how to pursue them "Why do the people in Washington "Are you putting me on?" "You certainly are and I'm priv- Dallas newspaper." otherwise. Even so, it seems rather tasteless, if not animal- hate the Dallas Cowboys?" "Why would someone from Wash- Hedged to have this opportunity to "I don't see why not. It would lead "Where on earth did you get that ington lie to a Dallas sportswriter?" I dispel once and for all the rumor that to better understanding between man- like, to list qualifications and credentials of a person's worth idea?" I asked. "There isn't ateam in said. "You have to understand the there is any ill feeling between the kind." to have a family and then throw in a picture and publish it all the National Football League whom nature of Redskin supporters. We're Redskins and the Cowboys. After all, in the paper. we hold in higher esteem and affec- different from Cowboy tans. Although we both live in the same world and we "I'm talking about a football game tion." we like to win, we don't consider it a don't have time for animosity when it that could decide the Super Bowl," be While not breeding contempt toward the readers of The "That isn't what we read in the matter of life and death. Our hearts comes to a silly gridiron contest. said. (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, what people search the pages of a newspapers down here," he said. go out to the other team if they fumble There is no room in a Redskin's heart paper for that perfect child to adopt? We are sure Bradley "Don t believe everything you read the ball or their quarterback is for hate. We love Dallas, we love the "And I'm talking about the brother- in your own papers,"!told nim. "How sacked. This is especially true when Cowboys and we worship the Astro- hood of man," I told him. "We're not appealed to the emotions of somebody, if not lots of somebo- can we hate 'America's Team'? They we play Dallas. We have nothing but turf you walk on." savages in Washington who lust for dies, but should children be given homes just because he/she represent all that is good about this pity for them and we don't want them victory from a third world football appealed to someone's emotions like the advertisements that country. They are a credit to their to get out of football just because of "Supoose I told you that the Cow- power." strew the rest of the page? We think not. state. I have never heard a harsh us. boys are determined to beat your word spoken against Dallas by a "Are you trying to tell me the brains out" "Do you realize I have no column A child in need of a parent(s), whether he/she is physi- Redskin fan." Dallas-Redskin meeting isn't the "If you feel that strongly about it, for Sunday if I print what you just told cally, emotionally or mentally appealing or not, should be "Does that mean you've never been most important game of the year?" we'll just turn the other cheek." me?" he yelled. treated as a human being and not like an animal or a car or to a Dallas-Redskin game in Washing- "Don't make me laugh," I told him. "I can't believe I'm bearing this." I said, ''You don't, but I do." ton?" he asked. "As far as we people in Washington "I know it's difficult for people in whatever else advertisements sell. At the same time, we "Of course I have. But we cheer are concerned it doesn't compare to Texas to understand Redskin fans. Art Buchwald is a columnist for the believe adoptive parents should seek a child who would fit equally for both teams. Redskin fans facing a real team like Tampa Bay or But most of us were brought up in the Los Angeles Times Syndicate. into their homes best but with the sizing up done in person and not on paper. Otherwise, we think The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer might as well change the kicker above such stories' pictures from Christmas meaning, never forgotten "A Child Waits" to "Human Potential For Sale." by Timothy Thompson figure that if commercialism is fake they lead. And then there are those This is a time when humans search at Christmas, then the rest of the year who think it's fake just because themselves for the meaning of love, It never fails that you'll hear people must also be fake. To live is to be 1 about now- ceunmi clal ■ exposed to those selling dream- Kmo^hy^^ " "** wnoKttto^veuScW'S or fake Christmas has become, s... all year round. time for the spiritual side to be discov- People wasting words usually adding that people should get Others like to say it's fake because Just what is the "real meaning" of ered, relishing the feeling of millions the "real" meaning of Christmas. it's not "natural. Since when have Christmas we're looking for through giving love all at once. by Mark Dl Vlncenzo Come January ana some of those we been natural? Let's face it - we ail this fakery? That I can't answer, it chuckle that makes your skin curl. same people stand mystified, wonder- live in a mediated, human-made exis- seems like an individual experience to We live in a symbolic world, much • "The Bengals are better than the ing what the "real" meaning was, or Hie other day I was walking Browns." Absurd. tence. The car, TV, computer, stereo, help us piece together the spirit that is of which is our own creation, but if there was any. Let's look at the fake clothes, house, stores, cities, people - Christmas. much much more of it was given to us. through campus, following a sidewalk • "What's your point average? Mine and the real Christmas. to my next class and blending in with is 4.0." I made this one up. I don't they're all made by humans, all tak- It's fake and commercial if you want a massive wave of bodies when an Fake may mean that people get so ing us one step further from any kind To many this signifies a time when to look at it that way - but the "real" know anyone who has a high point wrapped up in a gift giving and re- of natural condition. But are they the word of God was born on earth, a is always with us, though sometimes acquaintance of mine raced by. average. ceiving, in the game of who can be- day that brought with it new hope for Our eyes met, and we greeted each • "You look hung over (or tired)," fake? we have to search. And the real mean- stow or gather the most gifts, they humankind. No longer could the Ro- ings of Christmas are never forgotten, other. I said "Hi." I think his exact when you're not. And then you always forget to remember who was bom words were "Hey, ha ya dota'?" He have to admit that you are. Still others think it's fake when mans justify their oppressive ways or as long as we remember. MERRY about a score of centuries ago. people who have been menacing their wars. The ways of peace were CHRISTMAS Y'ALL!! didn't give me a chance to answer, • "Break a leg. The person who Some equate fake with nyped-up though, and I found it rather odd that thought of this one must nave been a Scrooges all year take their halo out demonstrated through a man that advertisng appeals and hyperactive of the Christmas box for a workout. would not hurt his enemies, rather, he Timothy Thompson, a columnist and a person would ask a question and not real sicko. But the phrase caught on. commercialism - pictures of evil mer- wait for an answer. Instead, he just so what does that say about the rest of And still others see it as fake when the loved them. Profound truths were cartoonist for the News, is a doctoral chants preying on innocent consum- Scrooges give huge gifts, trying to rid exposed to compete with the human- candidate in interpersonal and public continued his ferocious pace in a us? ers. I guess they never stopped to direction opposite of mine. He didn't • "I'm gonna put you on hold, themselves of the guilt for the life made truths, and both live on today. communication. stop to hear my answer; in fact, I okay?" It's never okay to be put on wonder if he realized that he even hold. Who invented "hold." anyway? asked me a question. letters The incident didn't anger me, but it • "Don't horse around." Naaaaay. violence and the exploitation of wom- Woman Against VIolanca Against did start me thinking - thinking about • "Dont be a wise guy." This was Service at health center en's bodies to sell products are de- Woman Task Fore* Doubtless he meant to follow the things people say that they shouldn't probably first said by someone who meaning to women, yet remain part Woman For Woman even waste then- breath saying or sends patient walking grammar of some language, but En- was verbally abused, and this was of an entire culture that condones glish obviously wasn'tlt. By the way, things people say that I wish they their best come-back. Nice try. violence against women. Rather than 1 wouldn't say. Why do we pay fees for the Student pretend they do not exist, we must what is a "conscious-raising battle?' These gems top my list: • "This sure is a good day for ducks, Health Service? I don't know. Both confront and reject these images - not Display arrangers tried Is it anything like consciousness rais- times I have been there they have ing? • "Is it cold enough for you?" When isn't it?" This is a line that eternal condone them with our silence. We I agree with him that "It's nice to it's 2 degrees Fahrenheit and the wind optomists use a lot. People who say either taken numerous, unnecessary applaud the Women and the Media to sensitize people is blowing your eyebrows off. tests or wanted to. know that many people don't believe this probably also say, "Have a nice Task Force for bringing these issues or accept the images that others • "I'm old enough to be your... " day/' And I hate that, too. The last time I went I had a piece of to the attention of the University I would like to address several might try to implant in us." It is not Since I have no control over my age, I • "You and whose army?" Only glass in my foot I wanted removed. I community. We hope that concern comments and questions to Tim nice, however, that many other peo- hate it when people try to use age to real tough guys say this - usually in knew it was there. I even told them about violence against women in the where it was, and if they looked close Thompson about his editorial of 12/8 ple do accept images others try to their advantage. junior high - ana it almost never media continues even after the dis- ("People interpret advertisements on implant - especially when those • "I really don't know why, but I scares anyone. they could see it. Bui in the old play is taken down. own"). First of all, let me assure Mr. images are like those shown on the just can't gain a pound." I have found Student Health Service's style they Regarding the comments made by that only really obnoxious people say I saved this phrase for last because wanted to take an X-ray to make sure Thompson, that I will try very hard album covers in the display case. No the University Activities Organiza- not to border on insulting his intelli- sweeping social change has ever been this, but I guess it goes with the I hate it more than any other line I the glass was there. (All of you stu- tion, we find it hypocritical that UAO dents should know by now that glass gence, since that obviously offends accomplished by sitting around com- territory. I'd say it if I could. have ever heard: objects to the "poor taste" of the him. Of course, his opening sentence, mending those people who weren't • "Oh, your major is . • "Hey, you dropped something," does not show up on an X-ray.)Tdld display, yet brings in films like not consent I was sent away, walking "Have you noticed that people inter- perpetrating any harm. The women Isn't that really easy?" That's a real when you dropped something. No "Dressed to Kill" that contain ail the pret the world around them in differ- who put up the display were trying to stupid thing to say because no majors kidding. on the ball of my foot to consult a same elements found on these album are easy, but I wonder why I hear ft so surgeon. I consulted a general practi- ent ways?" was not insulting to at accomplish two things: 1. To make Man, I really hate that. covers. If UAO were to develop a least 0.001 percent of the BG student people aware that women who are often, being in journalism. tioner, who did not take an X-ray. He policy prohibiting the exploitation of body. offended by some things in the media • "Are you working hard or hardly MarkDi Vlncenzo, a staff reporter for looked at my foot and said, ''Yep, women's bodies and violence against aren't being overly sensitive, and 1 working?'' This statement is usually the News, is a senior journalism ma- we'll just puU that right out," and that women in University activities, we Next, let me compliment him on his To make people question their own followed by a fake, high-pitched, little jor from Seven Hills, Ohio. is exactly what be did. My foot Is fine, would be the first to support such an unique writing style. His last sen- values and beliefs. In my opinion, and I am $25 poorer. Being near the action. end of the semester that leaves me tence, "I'd rather look at it as people such questioning, done on a regular and many others with just about noth- Linda Baal-Blandy playing with symbolic meanings - and basis can help one grow as a person. -THEBGNEWS- Barter* Hart-Taylor keeping laughing about the world l Student Health Service is sup- Tareu llamas rather than cry about it, " was unlike Oenle* Clapeaddle Ml* Thornton Copy EdHor Vkhl IWnhort Margsr*! Walnborgar anything I've seen in quite a while. OCMBOMS Manoging EdHor Erin Eunont A*M. Copy EdHor Ooboroh Schmook posed to be a convience for the stu- AMI. Managing EdHor..Carolyn Van Scho* AM*. Copy EdHor Rita F*r*n*c dents. Thanks to this convience I (■an* MMr T*m HIM* Editorial EdHor JoMph Cray would have been charged for a useless Clear Views by T. Downing and T. Cleary HMM EdHor Mkhaal D. Towl* AMI. Sport. 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0 campus/local- bg naw*/decembef 13,1963 3 Ice Arena Zamboni runs on Volkswagen engine Dy Noncy B«och invented them, Frank J. Zamboni. and the next year the new Zambonis MCCOOL SAID he has mixed his "The other reason was to work with "The first time I drove during a slotl reporter Zamboni's son Richard now runs the used reinforced steel," he said. two interests, art and the Zamboni, Tom (Wallace) " McCool said. "He hockey game, I lowered the blade one Zamboni factory in Paramount, together. knows more about ice-making and much too far and the machine froce It seems they are building every- Calif. WALLACE SAID Zamhonis per- running an ice arena than Just about up," McCool said. "Tom had to come thing with Volkswagen engines today While it may seem a Zamboni is a form several vital functions when "The falcon you see on the front of to turn the water on and off, and how out and get it started and he finished - even ice makers. very specialized machine, Wallace used on ice. The top of the ice can be the Zamboni is one of my airbrush to turn around the arena without the ice.,p This is one of many things Tom said it can do more than one thing. scraped off by a long blade under- pieces," he said. getting too dote to the wall that are McCool said he was not off the hook Wallace, director of operations at the "They have ones now that can be neath the Zamhonl. and hot water is the difficult parts of Zamboni driving. for that evening, though. Ice Arena, knows about the Zamboni, used on artificial turf, to suck up laid down on top of me ice to resurface McCool drives during hockey Wallace said it can take up to two "Tom made me go right back out at that funny machine that is seen clean- water and remove dirt, and vou can it A water wash can also be done, games, and he said it's quite different years before a Zamboni driver can do the end of the next period and drive ing the ice between hockey games. put a snowplow on the front of them," which cleans the ice and fills grooves. than when he is working in the arena bis job really well. again," McCool said. "And boy, did I Volkswagen engines have been used Wallace said. alone. getjeered!" in the Zamboni Tor a long time, al- Several improvements have been Wallace said operating the blade People yell things at you. and they Driving the Zamboni is what makes Tony Wurst, another part-time stu- though the first Zamboni, built in 1949, made to the Zamboni at the Univer- and the water is the hard part of like to pat the Zamboni,1' McCool some workers decide to work in the dent and full-time ice arena em- was a jeep with a wooden box on top to sity. Wallace said he had reinforced learning to drive a Zamboni. The said. ice arena. At least this is one reason ployee, said it only took him about six catch the snow that is scraped off the some steel parts on the Zamboni so actual driving, when ice is not being Bob McCool, part-time student major- months to learn zamhrmi driving and surface of ice. they wouldn't bend. made, is easy. It is knowing how far to McCool said it took him about two ing in fine arts, and a full-time classi- that he did all right during his first Wallace said the name Zamboni "It happened that Richard (Zam- lower the blade, when and how much years to do a good job running the fied worker, said he wanted to work hockey game. comes from the man who originally boni) was out this way at that time anyone in the country." there.
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Experts don't agree csu www.mm . •« m i J^% researchers claim Will Winter be mild Or COld? soaps'affect thinking byErlcPopp "There are hundreds of variables to man for WDHO, agree that precipita- is not specific enough to be a fore- CLEVELAND (AP) - Watching are shown, implied or talked about on reporter consider, such as ocean tempera- tion will be above normal, but they cast" soap operas is harmless, but the tele- afternoon soap operas, Neuendorf tures, wind speed and direction, dust disagree on this winter's tempera- vision programs do affect the thinking said. The sexual partners usually are Cold and snowy. Sunny and mild. particles in the air, the sun's inten- tures. The Fanners Almanac has also of some people. Cleveland State Uni- not married, at least to one another, This winter's weather outlook is a sity, the force of the Siberian winter, been a popular tool for weather infor- versity researchers say. and never are homosexual, she said. mystery to all of us, including the the Jet stream. Their possible pat- CARLSON predicts normal temper- mation, but, according to Frey. it is ''These viewers look at the charac- Some people believe avid soap op- experts. terns of interaction are endless, and atures while Stachak said be predicts relatively worthless because it bases ters and the exciting lives they lead, era fans tend to pick dramatic solu- impossible to predict with accuracy," above normal temperatures. Umpen- its information solely on basic histori- and they think, 'Boy, am I dull,' tions to their problems, like those The National Weather Bureau pre- he said. hour said the winter days be cal patterns. Robert Abelman, a professor in the displayed on afternoon television - dicts a mild and dry winter. But Dr. cooler than usual school's Communication Department, schemes such as faking a suicide or Glen Prey, associate professor of Considering the unstable variables, "Its statements are so general, said. drugging another person. geography and resident meteorologi- Prey said it is important to predict Stachak also agrees that it is vir- such as January will be cold and Abelman and Kimberly Neuendorf, However, "there's no evidence that cal expert, is predicting a slightly weather, "because... many busi- tually impossible to forecast the February will be warmer, that it is another professor in the department, people actually copy the characters," colder, wetter winter. nesses and organizations depend on weather so far in advance. impossible to say it is wrong," Prey said their research shows no evidence Neuendorf said. According to Prey, however, no this knowledge so they can plan for "We cannot forecast long-range that soap operas have any lasting But viewers may compare their long-range prediction Is more than 60 the winter." weather," he said. "The weather effect on viewers, except for the most lives with the TV characters and percent accurate, although it is Stan Stachak and Charlie Umpen- service has a unit in Washington The Almanac has predicted mild susceptible. come up short, Abelman said. Social slightly more precise now since win- hour, meterologists for WTVG and staffed by experts who determine a and dry weather to begin the winter, The professors are studying both scientists call it the "Playboy effect," ter has already started. WTOL, and Dave Carlson, weather- the lifestyles depicted in the soaps which means fantasies are so alluring 30-day outlook for the weather, which turning colder later. and the effects watching the shows for some that reality never is as have on people. One focus is on bow .he television characters attack their Most viewers who are affected by problems and if regular viewers im- soap operas are individuals without itate those solutions. much interaction with others. They Shuttle bus service has been eliminated It is estimated that 5 million to 10 then have little real-life experience to The shuttle bus that has been tour- potentially increase business at the with that number, be would still be The shuttle, a van that sported a million Americans watch the pro- compare with what they see on tele- ing the campus toting students to and shopping center, cited insufficient use losing money. Nelson said. large yellow sign displaying names of grams. vision, and sometimes make soap from the North Main shopping center of the service as the reason for the some of the businesses located in the Soap characters generally are vir- characters their role models, the re- has been discontinued, according to discontinuation. He said the shuttle He said Insurance and operating shopping center, ran through the ile young men and beautiful young searchers said. Paul Nelson, owner of System Seven reached a high of about 430 passen- costs for the project were surpringly heart of campus to the North Main women playing doctors, lawyers and HOWEVER, most people have little Hair Styling. gers a week, and that was not enough high. shopping center on the hour and half professional people. They are prone to trouble separating television fantasy to keep it running. The shuttle would I don't think people realize how hour, and back through campus from Indulging in pleasures of the flesh and from real life, the professors said. Nelson, who began the shuttle in need a rate of at least 1,500 passen- much it costs (to run such a serv- the shopping center 15 minutes before tend to develop exotic forms of mental Abelman said viewers may become August as a service to students and to gers a week to keep it going, and even ice)," be said. and after every hour. and physical distress. addicted to the shows partly because EVERY HOUR, about two sex acts of the format.
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Those trucks Jail option upsets law's author lence has made it too dan- ened. represented 40 to 90 per- gerous to keep its trucks on cent of Sentte's fleet, much COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) If the law needs any alcohol-related acci- the mandatory jail sen- the road, dosed its doors "Truthfully, it was just of which has been locked - The author ot Ohio's new Both DeWine and Cox change, it should be made dents." tence. yesterday. too dangerous to stay up since a shooting inci- drunken-driving law said noted claims that the stat- clear that there is no sub- Cox said his department "I understand that about open," Sentle said. "Since dent on the New York State yesterday thaf a House- ute, which took effect last stitute for the tail term, has taken no official posi- half the judges in the state Company President Nov. 30, the violence has Thrnway in early October. bill giving judges March, is ambiguous with DeWine said, adding that tion on the pending bill, but are interpreting the law to Jesse Sentle Jr. said his really increased. If we can In that incident, seven an alternative to Imposing regard to whether iudges "the real battle is whether that he has said consis- permit intervention (treat- fleet has sustained more get this violence thing trucks in a It-truck convoy a mandatory jail sentence may substitute a rehabili- we are going to hang tough tently that if the Jail term ment) programs," Cox, than $900,000 in damage worked out, then well go were struck by gunfire. No is a big step backward. tation program for the 72- and be sure that the law is is waived, the convicted also a former state sen- since a strike by the Tea- back on the road. If not, drivers were injured, and hour Jail term required by strictly enforced." driver should be detained ator, said msters union began Oct. 1. there's nothing we can no arrests have been But the remarks of Con- the bill. DEWINE, a former for 72 hours while under- Cox said be understands Additionally, be said. do." made. gressman Michael De- Greene County prosecutor, going the treatment pro- the ambiguity of DeWine's wine, a former state At a news conference in said, "I don't see why in gram. bill results from language senator who wrote the Xenia. DeWine mentioned the world we would want to "I realize this is drawing requiring a sentence of 72 state's current drunken- the bill, passed Dec. 1 by tamper with the law at this a fine line," he said, but he consecutive hours com- driving law, were ques- the House, under which point. The law has been in added that many commu- bined with another section tioned in part by Kenneth would specify that judges effect for nine months, and nities have said they lack which permits judges to Cox, director of the state could substitute treatment preliminary statistics have funds and facilities to han- make rules for interven- Highway Safety Depart- programs for jail. shown a significant drop in dle the potential effects of tion programs. *& SteamLoaf FOR THOSE WHO ARE SIGNED UP Soviets reveal space launch accident MANDATORY TRIP MEETING WED. DEC. 14 MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet who returned to Earth on THERE also were re- ble returning to Earth. dent and phrased his ques- cosmonauts and space offi- Nov. 23, and by Soviet ports this fall by Western tion to indicate that two 7:30 p.m. cials yesterday confirmed space officials. The session sources that the Salyut 7 A West European jour- cosmonauts, Vladimir Ti- that a manned space mis- provided one of the rare space lab had a propellant nalist yesterday asked tov and Geraiady Streka- CAMPUS ROOM, 3rd FLOOR UNION sion was scrubbed in Sep- Soviet admissions of trou- leak. Some reports said it about the launch pad acci- lov, were involved. tember because of a ble in the space program. was "drifting in space launch pad accident They and that Alexandrov and HELP FIGHT BIRTH DEFECTS said two cosmonauts orbit- Alexanarov and Lyak- Lyakhov might have trou- 3^ ing in a space lab bad to hov, both 42, started their stay in space longer than space lab mission June 27 welcomes planned as a result. and ended it 190 days later. FORMER INDEPENDENT PRESIDENTIAL The officials also said Soviet sources earlier CANDIDATE the orbiting Salyut 7 space had said there had been a station had a propellant launch pad accident and leak, but claimed it did not that two male cosmonauts endanger Alexander Alex- and one female cosmonaut JOHN androv and Vladimir were ejected from the Lyakhov, the cosmonauts spacecraft without serious aboard. injury. 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But I covering the guy with the But with eight seconds to hardy got a hand on the knew it went in when I saw ball, and we had Keith play, Jenkins made a 17- ball before it Dew out-of- the net fly up." (Taylor) dogging Jaku- foot jumper to give Bowl- bounds, giving the ball AU still had one last bick. If they were going to ing Green a eome-from-be- back to BG with less than chance with seven seconds score it was going to be hind, 91-40 victory before 20 seconds remaining. remaining, following a Zip with somebody other than 5,684 fans at UA's spar- Jenkins canned the timeout. The 5-11 Brown Jakubick." kling-new Health and game-winner from the cor- shot upcourt and put up a Physical Education Build- ner with a crowd in his running jumper near the BG TRAILED by as face. The victory upped foul Une, but the ball many as nine in the first i trailed 904S with one BG's record to 4-1, while bounced off the rim. It half, taking its first lead at minute to play, but a Brian AU evens out at 2-2 this bounced harmlessly to the 52-50 with 16:27 left in the Miller driving lay-up and season. left side of the court, com- game. AU was aided by a Colin Irish bucket follow- "It was one of those situ- ing into the hands of Irish strong performance from ing a Jenkins' steal of an ations where I wanted the and AU's Joe Jakubick as the M, 235-pound Roth, errant Akron pass t ball," Jenkins said of the time expired. who had 21 points and nine provide the heroics, I shot which capped off an rebounds. ing BG to within one,! 18-point, nine-rebound per- "We didn't want the ball Keith Taylor and Miller AFTER AU freshman formancebefore^alarge to go to Jakubick," BG had excellent games at the guard spot, scoring 24 and 19 points, respectively. Taylor had three steals, all Herds the inside stray coming at crucial periods. 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But the Lakers outakated and centering pass from Dan Kane to tie the score for the Falcons. The goal outplayed the Falcons in their Central Collegiate Hockey Association was thefreahman left winger's third of the weekend and eighth of the opener, handing the Falcons an unexpected 2-1 defeat - their only lass of Jamie Wansbrough tallied the game winning goal at the 5:M mark of Last weekend's series against the Western Michigan Broncos in the Ice the last period, beating Healy from about 10 feet in front of the net Arena was similar to the series against Lakers. The Falcons created "BG is a physically stronger team," WMU head coach and former BG many scoring opportunities, but only edged the Broncos by 5-4 and 4-3 assistant Bill Wilkinson said. "We Just didn't have anything left by the ■CWtfi last power play." WMPUCOACHES' POLL team overall votes Pts. WMU should not have been a threat to the nationally-ranked Falcons. 1)BQSU <1M> (•) 94 With 15 freshmen and only one senior on their roster, the inexperienced 2) Minn. (13-2-1) (3) eg Broncos have won only five games in CCHA action. 3) North Dak (14-4) 69 However, good goaltending and impressive plays by WMU's leading 4)MSU (13-5) 59 scorer Dan Dorion,kept the Broncos competitive throogbout both games. 5) Ohio State (16-3) 56 Two weeks ago, Dorian became the first CCHA player in four years to (D be named CCHA Player of the Week for two consecutive weeks, and leans 6) Mkm.-Dul. (10-5-1) 48 the Broncos with 37 points. 7)RP1 (11-2) 44 8) Wise. (10-7) 24 Dorian's line of Troy Thrun and Lance Johnston led the Bronco 9| Boston Col. (7-1) 22 offensive attack last weekend, accounting for four of the seven WMU 10) Mich. Tech. (11-7-1) 11 goals. BUT BG'S newly-formed line of Dan Kane, George Roll and Iain "Both games were a lot like the series against Lake Superior," BG Duncan, led the counterattack against the Broncos. Roll and Duncan head coach Jerry York said after Saturday night's game. "There was no both tallied three goals this weekend. end-to-end action, and they tried to slow us down to control the pace of the Duncan replaced senior Perry Braun, who suffered a shoulder separa- game." tion during the Ohio State series, two weeks ago. THE STRATEGY, combined with outstanding goaltending of WMU's Roll showed confidence on the ice with precision passes and accurate Dg news stafl/Patrick Sandor Glenn Healy. kept the Broncos within reach of wins on both nights. shots on goal in front of the net Just as a BG power play ended, Ball Western Michigan's Jim Culhane seems to be making things a little difficult It was Healy who kept BG from capitalizing on many scaring opportuni- capitalized on a rebound to beat Healy from the right aide at the 19:10 for Bowling Green's Dan Kane during action from the icers' two-game sweep ties. Healy was a standout in goal an Saturday night, turning away 54 mark of the second period Saturday night. shots on goal by the Falcon offense. "The coach has had a a lot of confidence in me and has been using me over the Broncos at the Ice Arena. The junior goaltender received third star honors both Friday and on the power play," Roll said. "I'm really feeling more confidential* the Saturday i' goals will come in time." Gymnasts capture quad meet Flyers dump BG women, 69-53 by Ted Patsante Then it was back to the homefront run that left BG trailing at halftone, by Tom Reed Last week, the Falcons swept all pretty high. I don't think there was sports reporter for the Falcons, who had to face a 40-28. sports reporter four individual events, but Saturday, that much of a difference between our veteran Dayton team that sported an THE SECOND HALF was more of the BG unit failed to win a single performance and theirs." Bowling Green's women's basket- all-American in forward Donna the same, with BG still ice-cold from After taking a rough tumble in the routine. However, BG coach Charles FOR THE second straight week, ball team found itself on each end of Burks, averaging 22 points and 12 the floor. Dayton's lead was stretched floor exercises, Bowling Green's Simpson added that the Falcons' con- the Falcons registered a team victory the pendulum after a win and a loss in rebounds coming into the game. to 53^2, while the Falcons again went gymnastics team picked itself up and sistent second and third place finishes to the uneven bars, which was suppos- its last two games. Combine that factor with a Falcon five minutes without scoring. captured a hard-fought victory in were critical in determining the out- edly the team's weakest event. The Falcons beat Purdue on the team shooting at a clip of 31.3 percent The game was then all bat over, Saturday's quadrangular meet held in come of the meet. Bender finished third with an 8.75 road last Thursday 72-54 and then had - and you get a runaway. with the Flyers' Burks leading the Champaign, 111. mark, while DiCola placed fifth with the tables turned around on them, The Falcons tried to make up for way with 24 points and 16 rebounds in Needing a strong showing in the "We were not winning any of the an 8.6 score. losing to Dayton 69-53 last Saturday in their cold shooting with its fine de- 33 minutes of action. Point guard meet's final event - the balance beam individual events, but we were pick- The uneven bars competition was the homely confines of Anderson fense. Coming into the Dayton game, Leah Abla directed the Flyer offense, - BG senior Tiffany Kosmerl took ing up the points by finishing second the Falcons' first event on Saturday's Arena. the Falcon defense was giving up an dishing out eight assists to go with her third place, while co-captain Julie and third," Simpson said. "And while program, and according to Simpson, Last Thursday, the Falcons came average of 67 points per game. BG 14 points. Bender and freshman Ellen DiCola Illinois State was winning the singles' If it bad not been for BG's strong out like gangbusters against Purdue, held Dayton to 69 points, 20 points the Falcons were led by McGehee tied for fifth. The Falcons' solid team events, our overall total team perfor- performance on the bars, the Falcons scoring the first 12 points and leading under its season average, but it still with 14 points, while DeWanna Ballou effort won the event and was the mance was good enough to make up might not have left with a victory. at one point, 18-1 en route to the 18- wasn't enough. added a difference in the tern's second vic- for their first place routines." ft the vault, the Falcons placed point laugher over the Boilermakers. BG's defense caused the Flyers to The Falcons are now 4-3 on the year tory in as many starts. Simpson said that while BG did not second as a team, with Leslie Schip- FIELD GOAL shooting paced the commit 28 turnovers, but Dayton shot and have one remaining non-confer- have an exceptionally strong floor per finishing third with a 9.05 mark Falcons in the win over Purdue, almost 55 percent from the floor. ence game Saturday against Eastern BG'S OVERALL team score set a exercise program, ISU and IU were while Bender came in fifth recording shooting SO percent from the field. The Falcons and Flyers were tied Kentucky at 7 pm. in Anderson new squad record with a 173.20 mark. the benefactor's of some rather gen- a 9.0 score. CaryMcGehee led the Falcons with 20 at eight when BG went into a scoring Arena. Illinois State placed second with a erous scoring from the judges. BG returns home Friday to host the points, while three other Falcons drought with 14 minutes to go in the It will be the Falcons'final tune-up 172.95 total, while Illinois finished "I don't think we had a great day," Mighigan State Spartans. The meet reached double figures. Cathy Smi- f irsthalf. It lasted almost 10 minutes, before their Mid-American Confer- third and Southeast Missouri State Simpson said. "But I thought the wuT be held in Eppler North Gym, they-Rahe controlled the boards for with BG being outscored, 29-11 The ence opener at home against Toledo wound BRlast- scores that ISU and IU received were beginning at 8:30 p.m. BG, grabbing 9 rebounds. Falcons closed the the gap with an t-3 on Jan. 5. APRIL 28 BEE GEE MCAT BOOKSTORE THERE'S STILL IT'S BUY BACK TIME! Call Days Evenings & Weekends WE PA Y CASH FOR -H. 536-3701 YOUR USED TEXTS!! Educational Center 3550 SECOR RD TEST PREPARATION SUITE 201 SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 TOLEDO, OHIO TOP PRICES!! 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DM. 21. rxoksd tor 0.0 K , Such an honor Thanks for making Ifxa cast month the Student Office mensgsr for Ths Key STONED AND CHOW. ■SUM b* Irar* M cetch »n 11 :o6pm OAN and KELLEY. We should have known tray would greeted I hops It ast* forever! I lov* F rmt* needed for Spring Semester yearbook spring semester Basic "JiM. WM bo haw, to tat? wig... Al Achaaon. One Babcodi. Terry Congratubjaota on your Sigma Nu pick a dssay woman ska yoursaa. youl Only SMOassrnsstsr oka else Buff secrstanal skaa needed Advanced Brannlgan, lad Terry Mcalshos WhM Roe* swalsrtig Good luck Don't gha up on your nursing and Your / Apes. CH 362-7741. txainsss courses, prior office sxpsrt- ■ aivdkan your fees M. 112-2111. goad tuck ki all you do. We know with everything batdng. they might be your FORTE V once preferred Check )ob postings tor a study bra*, on Friday. Dec II yau'l fo far, but we'll miss you aa The Brothers ol Sigma Nu you keep practicing! Gha ma a cal si Student Employment, 460 Student tan kit I* 1015 In 106 Buelnaei TO RAM. t MAMA HELP1 yoage. aonaslma and wal go looking for Services for lurttar mlormetion or cal Building. tVstreeh- SERVICES OFFERED On* D {aass Or X) Thanhs tar the Th* nlceet, cutset couple F. ROOMMATE WANTEO PRIVATE The Brotrnv. of Sign* Phi Epallon your tralsrral «atmcli Lov* you af- | andflng phone call! As tor your hat 1 know. MERRY CHRISTMAS BEDROOM QLHET $127.60 MO 2-2051 ■Mar, Thank you tor sharing thai ways, Ms leCLUDMG HEAT CALL DEB 352- Breed Dough workshop Do you want to leave your valafilaa • HAPPY NEW YEAR wthm*l"MB KJMCOUE Today at 5 30 RM 112 n your snather* or houss over X- PS. 1 ked, Psul doesn't 7630 HAPPY 22NO B-OAY FOR SALE NAEA Uaa vacaaon? No' C*l Curt 2 1529 AnuquerFle. Mark*! OaveKSnk. date rshgioua gsrls. Dec. 1711 ham 1-5 I Lava rha K tog I GOOO LUCK IN VERMONT M. Need femata to PJ scenrrant and Ths stadinU arho rsquaaled oil bstors 12/17/83 Jr. Fab Bldg. 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Woostar Final* are ccrrang up soon so why LOVE, ING FRIENDS MERRY Close fo Campus.Low Rent #6 BGSU SURF SHIRT House lor Sale return, Caudta twaaait. 362-6264 not cheer your favorite person up KELLY CHRISTMASt 352-5054 with s carnation (S1.00) and/or s Shop the Farcon House 239 S Cossgs Parents great buy LOST Man s gold ring wa desenbe TYPwtO—LOW RATES Happy 21 St Birthday, Jeff Otvsr's mother Okay, granted things M Rmmte needed Basts button (W). Both will ba on 140 E Woostar 352-3610 what your ads its al BGSU 3 Cal 352-6760 Check out our prolessloraay typed you are the greatest! have been rough, but when you Soring Ssrnsster Frszse Apts. sale in th* Union Foyer, Monday Parcel Service Depository beams, bssemenl, garage, excel, REWARDI and written resume* too 352-5787 Love your Iritis sis, Krlssy locked us out of our room In our PJ.'s CAI Bob, 352-4802 thru Wednesday. 9.30-4:30. Spon- Flying Tigers. Purcxalor $ United cond. 2 bks. from campus Low FOUND RED GLOVES IN BA BLDG Add M*> lo your organlzetlone at 3:30 AM did you reefy think sored by the Kappa Sigma Slardus- Hey Beta's. Parcel Service Ray Hospf, Soars F rrnls needed staring 12/22 Own $40's Cal ShHsy Wemrt 352- ON MON CALL 2 6595 party's cal SOUND WAVE rnobas they'd send us horns? Corns on. tsrs. Oeod fuck with finals and neve an Cstskjg SakM Marchsngs room. $150/mo pka uH 362- 5161 or 352 0556 Newlove Realty sound systems. Top 40. rock, coun- surely you ast? I swear someone wa Found Camera Mon Cal lo ktontly sxcewent Chrlatmaat 4811. '76 REO VEGA try. Now Cal 352-5067 tor vary BIG GLORIA 1 UL' LAURIE come tor us within 2 wastes and If 149 N Main 352-2511 2-0067. ask tor Ba WNhLsea, F. rrnte. needed tar apt Cross to New snow ores, no rust, good stereo. rissnrabsi pricing HAVE A FANTASTIC CHRISTMAS they don't, wet Is no welcome mat ATTENTION FOREIGN STUDENTS Lsurs campus Friendly rmtss. aching reHsbte. original owner $800 or Perfect lor Ba hoadaya BREAK I GOOO LUCK ON FMALS out from under our feet. We )usl won't Iraaaaialluii Prebiems or vis*? PS. The Slislsri wSa roton. Ssmsstsr. Inexpensha. Cell 352- best offer. 362-4509 after 0 pm. LOVE. PATTY deNw»h»'CK»ESAunl.lkeitornot. Moon K Yes - A ttorn*y St Law Needalypat? Hey BO, H's Sneks'a Btrthdey. Patty 4101. RIDES Carol. Dorms. Juts. Cans. Ronna. Tolsaa, Ohio esll 1-242-4211 SKrS-ROSSI 170s with Solomon Cal 352-4017 y* nneHy mad* the big one-nine. Reehsel, Good luck on your finals. Gtets. Cans. 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Dean 217-3377 HAPPY HOUR SAE UL SIS NEOPHYTES: CON- open invitation to come lave s gay ol' TO SHARE TWO BDRM. APT. FOR M Rmt* needed to Ml big apt Close Sli have light purple dress pants lor ALL DAY ALL NIGHT GRATULATIONS1 YOU GUYS DO A Urns in the DC night We! Love. Karen SPRINO SEM. BIO FURN APT. lo csmpus. Havsn Houss sale To big lor me Size T> Need ALL THE TIME! GREAT JOB. ARENT YOU GLAD (and the "other" ham CLOSE TO CAMPUS. OWN BED $135/month. Its* heat 362-3161 money. $10.00 or best offer Please BGSU SAILING CLUB YOU STAYED WITH fTT LOVE, THE R0OMI$$2-$$01. cal Debba 2 5569 ACTIVES F roommate needed spr semester ANNOUNCES ITS 1984 OFFICERS Apt. to share Spring Sem. Umv VSsge Apts $470 tor semes Year half 128.00 month/All mil. pd. rer Cal 352 1945 CeH Doug $$4-21*8 FOR RENT I SBX BUY BACK HAS STARTED I Rmts. wanted Spr. Sam. to REVISED HOURS FOR RMTE FOR SPR SEM IN UMV •Ian I' bdrm. lurnlshed houss. $5.00 e-l FP4ALSWEEK VILLAGE APTS RENT ONLY $475 1110/month, utilities Included. 1 Bdrm Fum. Apt Close to Towers, PAM MOES COMMODORE SUNDAY. 12/18 1-SPM for arrors ssmsstsr Avar mmsdi- Ctoee lo csmpus Cell 152-1767. lor 2nd Sem suitable lor two people srery 354-2151. MARIANNE TERRELL • VICE COMMODORE FOR LARGE 1 ITEM "I 12/10-12/21 9 7PM Warned F. Rmmts lor Spring Sem 354-3194 after 7 30 pm ■"I F RMMT APT CLOSE TO CAM- Close to csmpus csl 352 1605 FORREST APARTMENTS FUR STEVE COMEN - TEAM CAPTAIN SENIOR CHALLENGE EXEC. PUS. $113 WCLUOES HEAT. A M Roomste Needed! NtSHED OR UNFURNISHED TEN- PIZZA BOARD: THANKS FOR YOUR SUP- CONO, CABLE TV CAN RENT University Vshge ANTS PAY ONLY LIGHTS. MEG TIERNEY - SECRETARY PORT THUS FAR. GOOD LUCK ON BwMDLY. 354-1630 Cal Psul: 362-0342 REASONABLE CALL JOHN NEW FMALS $ HAVE A GREAT XMAS f. rasa, needed next limsslli. Rmta needed for Spr Semester M LOVE REAL ESTATE 354-2260 DAWN LONGFELLOW - TREASURER BREAK. LARRY $ MARTHA. «112.50 rent. On E.Wooalsr St. CH or F., ofl-csmpus apt. Cal Kim NEEDED: ONE OB TWO PEOPLE TO €0, 154-1111. THERESA PANTANELLA- PUBLIC RELATIONS Shety t CUdy. St 2-3360 LIVE AT UNIVERSITY VILLAGE FOR Good Luck on finest $ enjoy the Msta rmmete needed tor besusful. 1 SPPJNG SEMESTER CALL 964- proaem Love. Carp bedroom apt Pay only stactnc 352- 1315. -J SM lavs aght purple dross perns lor gi56 HELP WANTED Needed 2 Femefe rmmtes for Spring sale To txg lor me, sue 7? Need F. Rrnte. Spring Sem. turn. Own Semester Campus Manor Apts. S730/person/semester Only pay mcray $10 00 or best offer Please room. $300 **m pka utl Cal ener . Trsvsl FaM Opportunity osl Dsbbts 2-S5B9. 5p.m. 352-0732 Gain valuable narkehng *xpan*nce stactnc: faat.wator, and s> cond SJU-: How's E.B.H.7 DM you ever OESPERATE. WE NEED TWO wtas earning money. Campus rsp- payed lor n nteresled osl 364 1205 or 352-6302 find your wetch, or ass ft tost In the ROOMMATES IMMEDIATELY rassntalia needed ImmsJalsly for 4 couch? Sounds Use you had a CHEAP RENT, FUN ROOMMA- Spring Bresk trip to Floods. Contact Need msta 1 lemars students lo 14 handful! - The Eyeball TES CALL SOON—LORI 362-8071. Ba Ryan (312) 858-4888 cosect houses $ apts. for Spring Sem Also spts available lor 2-3-4 students. Phons 352-7305 , P •••••«'. Qu Across From Csmpus: 606 E. Woos- x tar. Avail, tor winter ssm.. 2 bdrm. houss fully carpeted and lurnlshed. Winthrop Terrace Apts. Free heal. Perfect tor those cotd seiner dsys. Csll 352-7074. face 1 bdrm fum apt to sublet on 3rd. St. Close lo campus, carpeted, Moving off campus? tree gas heat & cooking Cal 352- 0077. Need lemato to sublet house, across from dorms on Woostar. extremely We have One and Two Bedroom etlcrdaba' 352-6250 Sublease 1 Bedroom apt Fumah Al uM sxc stoc Cal Carol 352-6033 furnished and unfurnished Apts. 1 Fsmsls roommate needed Spring lamellar. Houss sd|ualm*nt to campus CaU Claudia or Lisa 352- available January 1st. $•12. Mate roommate need lor one bed- room apt. on S Summit Low rant Includes al uttitles except electricity • most Utilities paid WI pay January rent Cal 352- 4410. ask lor John • no heat bills PERSON TO SUBLET ONE BED- BOOM APT. AS SOON AS POSSI- BLE. CLOSE TO CAMPUS. FREE • free Cable T.V. NEAT. CALL 352-2113 Of) 352- • we shovel the snow SS20. Furnished Efflckrncy cornpfete w/ color TV $ cable For a good place to live stop Buckeye Budget Motor Inn 1740 E Woostar 81. now leesrvj Spring term out today $2S0.'mo 354-3182 or 352-1520 S 400 Napoleon Rd. 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