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by The Associated Press Libyan leader Col. Moammar Kha- relationship of friendship," Khadafy dafy vowed yesterday to turn the Gulf said. of Sidra into a "red gulf of blood" If "The Libyan people are ready to the U.S. aircraft carrier Nimitz and fight to defend their land, their water its battle group dare to re-enter the and skies," he said. Some of the disputed bay in the southern Mediter- waters claimed by Libya are 100 ranean. miles from shore. The United States President Reagan has said there recognizes a three-mile limit. are no plans to involve VS. forces in the region if Libya clashes with Su- Pentagon sources in Washington dan, its U.S.-backed neighbor, but said the United States has sent American troops have a right to de- AWACS planes to Egypt and moved fend themselves if fired upon. the Nimitz and its battle group 100 Two U.S. jet fighters conducting miles off Egypt's northwest coast to war games from the Nimitz shot down counter a Libyan aircraft buildup a pair of Libyan planes after being apparently aimed at Sudan. fired on over the gulf in August 1981, and the Nimitz and its battle group Reagan said the radar surveillance just completed another set of maneu- planes were in the area on a training vers there. exercise. The Egyptian Foreign Min- "Entering Sidra means an invasion istry said current military activities of Libya. The Libyan people want to in Egypt were "normal." live as free people and won't accept foreign occupation. The Gulf of Sidra Sale of the Airborne Warning and will turn into a red gulf of blood if Control System planes to Saudi Ara- anyone tries to sail through it by bia several years ago caused a storm force," Khadafy told his Parliament of protest in Israel, but Israeli offi- in the Libyan capital of Tripoli. cials had no immediate comment on In an address carried by Libya's the latest deployment. official JANA news agency, he The Pentagon sources, who de- warned that the U.S. Navy, operating clined to be identified, said Khadafy north of the Gulf of Sidra, forms a had moved air units to bases in Chad, challenge to the Libyan nation. The the adjacent country to the south Libyan people won't stand and watch where Libya has been supporting one idly if pushed too far." faction in a civil war. Those units appear to threaten Su- "WE WILL not permit America or dan, Chad's eastern neighbor, the any foreign state to enter the Gulf of Pentagon sources said, and Egypt Sidra or any other part of Libyan deployed air force units to bases in waters, and this includes the Soviet southern Egypt to be ready to counter Campus Construction BG News Photo/Patrick Sandor Union, to which we are linked by a any Libyan move against Sudan. Jim Wodarski of Toledo tacks down the base to the roof of the new Physical Sciences Laboratory Building now under construction behind Overman Hall. The new building will house a planetarium, along with offices for physics and chemistry instructors. The proposed date of completion Is December 1984. NEWS IN BRIEF 'jgii iii i ii ii iiiiiiiiiiii Booklet tells how to scratch a cat MADISON, Wis. (AP) - "Building Furniture for Your Cat" was one of 3,- Installment plan to cost more 000 booklets, newsletters and reports that the state of Wisconsin pub- lished in 1901 at a total cost of $6.3 million. by Scott Carpenter opt for the plan, Dr. Richard Eakin, Another part of the service charge lment plans available to their stu- "I'm going to order that brochure. I'd like to see what kind of furniture staff reporter executive vice provost for planning will be allocated for additional operat- dents, Eakin said. However, the you could build for your cat," Rep. Joseph Czamezki, a Milwaukee and budgeting, said Wednesday. ing costs in the Bursar's office, Eakin University is the only four-year insti- Democrat, said after an auditor's report was released Wednesday. "It Students will be able to pay fees in Out-of-state students living on cam- said. This charge will absorb the cost tution in the area with an installment certainly will raise some eyebrows, I think" eight payments per academic year pus who opt for the plan pose a $41.49 of an additional full-time employee plan that covers all expenses, he The pamphlet, along with' 'How to Cut up a Chicken,'' also published by because of the new elective instal- interest loss to the University and will and at least one additional part-time added. the University of Wisconsin Extension, was cited by the Legislative Audit lment payment plan passed by the be charged a higher service charge. staff member and new equipment "It appears that our plan is the Bureau to illustrate the wide variety of subjects of state pamphlets and Board of Trustees last Friday. Eakin said the problem with an such as adding machines and type- most liberal of plans in Northwest brochures. Those who use the plan will be installment plan is that it provides writers. Ohio," Eakin said. James Griffith, the extension's information director, said he was not charged an initial deposit in addition less principal with which to make the Computer costs also will be ab- Pamphlets will be drafted by March familiar with the two pamphlets, but Norma Kokkonen, the extension's to the $100 first installment. The bal- investments the University relies on sorbed through this charge. Additio- that will outline details of the new shipping clerk, was. ance of their account will be due in to help keep costs down. The differ- nal terminals and a new lineprinter plan, Eakin said. 'When I first saw the title of that, I thought, 'My God,"" she said. "But eight installment payments through- ence of this interest loss is being will be needed, as well as reprogram- He added that an installment plan is it isn't as frivolous as it sounds." out the academic year. charged to those who chose to make ming of the master computer in order also to be drafted for part-time stu- She said 4-H members use the booklet to build scratching posts and The deposit includes a service payments on the installment plan. to facilitate the new plan, Eakin dents as the new plan only covers full- other devices for bousecats. Buying whole chickens can save several charge to cover a projected interest OFF-CAMPUS students who choose added. time students. cents a pound over cut-up birds, she noted. loss by the University of $25.72 per to use the payment option pose a "We expect that clerical work will Eakin was asked by University student. This charge is based on cur- projected $13.47 Interest loss to the be involved to make sure the new President Dr. Paul Olscamp to draft Weather rent rates for Ohio students living in University, while out-of-state stu- program is handled very well," Jo- an installment plan proposal to be Sunny and clear today with a high in the low 40s. Increasing cloudiness the residence halls and the assump- dents not living in residence halls who seph Martini, bursar, said. presented to the Board of Trustees at tonight with a chance of rain. Low in the low 30s. tion that 30 percent of students will adopt the plan pose a $29.24 interest Kent State, Miami, Ohio and Ohio their Feb. 11 meeting. The Board loss. State universities also have instal- passed the proposal on that date. Brazilian learns Enqlish in Bromf ield by Cathy Cole complaints about living in such an "The Way We Were,' by Barbra reporter unusual environment for someone Streisand." his age. As a matter of fact, he Artero says he feels that every- There is a 36-year-old father liv- says, it does have some advan- one on his floor is his friend, and he ing in Bromfield. says he became very popular after No, it is not the case of a terrible "Everybody thinks I'm 27," be "running for the Ohio senate" Hal- administrative blunder, it is exac- said, "the lowest age they've loween night tly where Juan Garcia Artero guessed is 25. I'm pleased." "I bought an American flag, a ski wants to live. Artero's roommate, Paul Blake, mask, a Cuban cigar, and wore a "At the beginning the adminis- a sophomore psychology major, is white stripe that said 'I love Ohio,' tration said no, I couldn't live in the happy with the arrangement. " he said. dorm because I would be around ^When I tell my friends that I "I bad 100 papers printed up as kids," he said. "But instead of their have a 36-year-old roommate from ads that said I was going to get rid persuading me, I persuaded Brazil, they think that I must not of unemployment, raise financial like it at all," he said. "But it's aid for students, and that I was the Artero, who was born in Spain great. It's like having a big best choice. but grew up in San Paulo. Brazil, brother, perhaps father, around. "I won the contest for the best said he wanted to live in the resi- He has a lot of advice, experience costume in the Mid Am room. I go dence halls in an attempt to im- and knowledge. He's very under- to small parties now and people say prove his English. Oh, you are the senator/ Some "I didn't want to be around peo- ARTERO is studying to earn a students really thought I was run- ple who did not speak Enghsh/ he master's degree in accounting, and ning." said. "It Is very difficult for me to is certified as a public accountant A VERY common problem learn and Improve my language in San Paulo. He left his position as among students is also a problem skills." finance analysis manager at Bur- for Artero, but for a very special Artero also is receiving the help roughs Corp., an American based reason, he said. of a tutor, Phyllis Eck, a Ph.D. multi-national corporation, in Sep- "For the first time in my life I candidate specializing in rhetoric tember 1982 to come to Bowling feel homesick," he said. "Because and composition. Green. of my son Ricardo, who is 10 1/2 "He not only wants to apeak and years old." understand Rnollnh but to ""«** "I love my profession," he said. it," Eck said, 'lie wants to be able "I came to the United States to get Ricardo lives with his mother, to use it in business, and be able to a master's degree for personal from whom Artero Is legally sepa- write business letters well. satisfaction." rated "HE IS extremely interested in One of the things Artero says be "He is a wonderful boy," he doing well," aha added. "He has baa come to enjoy in the residence added. "He wants to be a veteri- motivation and knows exactly what halls is the abundance of stereos narian and has a lot of posters of he wants. and radios. He said he had never horses at home. He is also inter- "It's not the same as Just being in really paid attention to pop music ested in playing polo. He's such a the classroom. Living in the dorms until he moved to Ohio. good boy." BG New. Photo/Tim Tobta has done wonders for his conversa- " Truly,' by Lionel Richie is one Another common problem for Juan Garcia Artero tion." of my favorites," he said. "And a students that Artero faces is lack of Artero says he has absolutely no song that touched me very much is See STUDENT, page four 2 TM BC Mews/February 18. 1983 >^V THE1HE MiBG NEWS Fed uses technical camouflage With recovery started up and the Congress both accept deficits for 1983 Such warnings have an impact in have an Ideological bold on President budget off in Congress, the central and 1984 in the range of $200 billion. themselves. For the monetary author- Reagan. focus of economic policy now shifts to All the serious talk of new taxes and ities do not want to be seen re-igniting OPINION spending cuts applies to the 1985 fiscal inflation. To avoid such charges the the Federal Reserve Board. But the The normal edginess of markets is year. Fed either has to bold down the heightened to the hair-trigger point by Vol.63 February 18,1983 Issue 80 On the monetary side, stimulus has growth of money supply or hide its these larger uncertainties. Probably : also been big. The Fed has allowed " in the thicket or M-l and M-2 the most Immediate threat to recov- COMMENTARY the monetary aggregates to grow way ery is overreaction by the Fed to the —-—>m by Joseph Kraft over targeted levels in the past six Mr. Volcker, an extremely strong fears of the private bankers about a months. M-l, which consists of cur- chairman, has been particularly rebirth of inflation. For If money rency and checking accounts, has adept at using technical camouflage supply growth is slowed, interest Student body apathy view from the Fed is through a glass risen at more than twice the targeted to cover policy moves. He testifies rates will stop falling and consumers darkly colored. rate. So has M-2, a broader measure. this week to Congress on the mone- will lay off the buying necessary to Monetary guidelines have become The meaning of those numbers, tary guidelines for the coming year. translate an inventory rebound into a riddles. It is not clear how long the however, has become doubtful. Tech- The record suggests that as long as he sustained recovery. inexcusable attitude dominant personality at the Fed, Paul nological change and the deregulation Is chairman, the Fed will push growth The age-old problem of apathy has once again reared its Volcker, will continue as chairman. of financial institutions have altered and throw technical dust in the eyes of The Reagan adininistration, if it ugly head at the University. Those uncertainties put a question the very nature of money. The Fed worried bankers. here prepared to abandon the pleas- mark on the vigor and duration of the has been revising its methods for But his term as chairman ends in ant fiction that most economic prob- For example, take the proposed student code revisions. recovery. calculating M-l and M-2. According to August. Volcker took a large cut In lems were inherited, could, of course, While preparing our "man on the street interviews," which Chairman Volcker, the to come to the Fed. There has diminish the uncertainty. One useful will appear next Tuesday, only six out of 13 people questioned Signs of the upturn are now every- of the targets is due more to I costly illness in his family, so step would be a statement by the where. But unemployment still hangs changes than to a policy shift toward unless pressed to stay, he will proba- president for his chief economic ad- had an opinion. Actually, only six out of 13 people knew what high, and industry operates below 70 easy money. bly give up the post - perhaps before viser, Martin Feldstein, that the econ- the student code was. All 13 people said they read The BG percent of capacity. Consumers re- But many bankers, and other play- summer. omy is now so low that there is little News, but somehow they glossed over the four front-page main wary. Retail sales, which must ers in the money games, insist the A semi-public war of succession danger of inflation being re-ignited by pick up strongly for a brisk recovery, Fed has eased off the prescribed would normally be gathering force at a period of monetary ease. Another, articles run on the code last week. advanced only infinitesimally last paths in order to prompt recovery. this juncture. Instead, circumstances even more useful step would be an The proposed revisions would effect every student on this month. So faltering economic policies They worry that continued easing will have forced a conspiracy of silence. advance commitment to reappoint campus, yet upperclassmen who have been here three years could kill off the upturn. re-ignite inflation. A delegation of Moderates are relunctant to raise the Volcker. It is hard to Imagine any weren't even aware there was a student code. The budget, for now, presents little businessmen, led by Walter Wriston issue. They fear that their candidates replacement whose nomination would danger. Toe stimulus to buying by of Citicorp, poured that warning into - Volcker himself or such former not have as one effect making nervous We were originally upset because the University adminis- consumers and industry as well as the ear of Ronald Reagan last week. Republican president advisers as markets still more nervous. tration did not seek student opinion before formulating the government that goes with big federal Afterward, Wriston told reporters Alan Greenspan, Herbert Stein or revisions to the student code. Yet, now we must wonder who deficits, is virtually assured for this that "Now is the time to decrease" Paul McCracken - might be blocked Joseph Kraft writes for the Los they would have asked in the first place. It seems the student year and next. The president and growth of money supply. by the hard-line monetarists who Angeles Times Syndicate. body on this campus is composed, for the most part, of a bunch of uninterested people who only care about issues when they affect them directly and immediately. Obviously, over 50 percent of any responses the adminis- tration received would have been uneducated. Most likely, no Drunk drivers leave few survivors one, aside from a few USG members and an occasional member of other campus groups, would have known the Do you drink? Do you drive? Or do the students of the University, so you season for 1981.1 guess my fiance and not lived through accidents of this administration was seeking student opinion. you drink and then drive? can see the severity of the problem of the rest of my family did not have a type and those who have lived through When students begin to get arrested off campus and If you have anwsered "yes" to any (hiving while under the influence of much better '81 Christmas season similiar accidents but have not been prosecuted by Standards and Procedures they will undoubt- or all of these questions, you fall into alcohol - drunk-driving, to be blunt either, considering that they were as fortunate as I, to represent their about it awake through the tragedy, spending point of view and experience. That edly ask, "Where was USG when these rules were passed?" To begin with Dec. 19,1981, was two most of their time in the hospital with point of view being that there are However, we believe the appropriate question will be, COMMENTARY days after I had finished final exams me. many causes of human pain, suffering "Where were the students?" here at the University, one day after I However, being the one who lived and death that escape remedy and Everything can't be left to USG. Students need to know by Clint Ethan Garber had purchased and decorated the through the coma, let me dispel the cure, but the disabling, fatal problem .■■UJJ.W.WJ.WJJJ.iAW^^^ family Christmas tree, the day my popular myth that being in a coma is of drunk-driving can be controlled more than they do about the University, and right now they fiance returned to me from school in analagous to taking a nap. It is not. As and eradicated with an awareness can start with learning about the student code revisions, one of two categories, if not indeed Michigan and the last day this boy those who have been in comas can and a sense of responsibility on the before they get passed. into both of them. The first category is would see of 1981. attest, coma-time is a time when the part of the driving and the drinking for the drinker-drivers, or restated, Needless to say, when another car human faculties are depleted and populus. the potential killers. collides with yours at an impact speed emaciated. For example, when I The second category is for those of 100 mph plus, unless you're name is "awoke" from the coma, I could not In closing, let me bring to light the people who are victimized by the Jesus Christ or Moses, you don't just talk, I could not read or write, and I fart that the sad part of this story-my American managers members of the first category. Unfor- shrug your shoulders and walk away could not walk. In short, when I came story is not the lost school, it is not the tunately, many people (men, women, from it. In following, that collision out of the coma to which I was a lack of a Christmas season, which can children, mothers, fathers, sons and broke five of my ribs, lacerated my prisoner, it was, if you will, like never be regained, it is not the broken daughters) have had to give their spleen, collapsed my lungs, bruised starting out all over again as a new- ribs, the lacerated spleen, the col- learn procrastination lives as membership dues in Joining my heart and kidneys, and gave me born on day one. The only difference lapsed lungs, the bruised kidneys or this category. an intracerebral hemotoma (brain being that the joy a child experiences the brain damage, but rather the sad I know many who think the best way ing" companies in ways that debili- Even though I am very much alive, damage). What is more, all of these in the discovering of his or her new part of this story is that I was one very to become a journalist Is to stay out of tate them. I am a member of that second cat- injuries, which were caused by a world is replaced by bitter frustration lucky lucky young man. And perhaps Journalism school. Be that as It may, Mr. Gibney shrewdly notes that a egory. On Dec. 19, 1981, a drunk drunk behind the wheel, placed me in and anger when an adult has to go what is the saddest part of this story, t looks like the worst way to run a business system cannot be studied in driver ran a red light at the corner of a coma for three weeks, and in hospi- about the business of redisovery of a Is that your friends, your family, your isolation from the circumambient cul- Dorr and Byrne in Toledo while trav- tals and therapy programs for six world he has known for many years. loved ones - you may not be so lucky! tural and political systems - this to eling an estimated 80 mph and months. This comment does not come about For God's sake, think before you discourage the simple-minded notion rammed into the car which I was Due to this frown of destiny upon from a search for pity, but rather it drink and drive. COMMENTARY that our business world can directly by Gary Wills driving home from my fiance's bouse. me, my education at the University comes about from an obligation I, a imitate Japan's. I am about to recount the story of was quite effectively waylaid for over survivor who has lived through a Clinton Ethan Garber is a student at But there is another side to Gib- that accident for the benefit of you, one year. Also, I enjoyed no holiday miracle, have to all those who have the University. VXMZ&iixaZiy;: -it- ney's remark. What we are in the nation's business is to send our young business world throws some light on people off to business school. our political problems. The attitude of Just consider. America graduates the business manager is that troubles 50,000 masters of business adminis- shouldn't happen "during my watch" tration every year. Japan graduates - which means that troubles are not Gun laws need review, revision few or none. Frank Gibney, in his faced, but put off. Professor George book "Miracle by Design," contrasts Herring of the University of Kentucky On Dec. 8,1980, pop idol John Len- Gun control is an emotional and 000 suicides, 1,800 accidental deaths, job. Criminal records may be avail- the figures for American and Japa- has been quoted in the papers as oon was shot and killed in front of his controversial issue on which there 157.000 assaults, 221,000 robberies, able within a state, but out-of-state nese occupations. Out of 10,000 people saying that our Vietnam agony was apartment building. On March SO, seems to be very little middle ground. and 200,000 injuries. There are an information is often more difficult to in either country, the figures for engi- prolonged because, though Saigon 1981, President Ronald Reagan was its of gun control believe that estimated 60 million handguns in the obtain. Medical treatment records neers and scientists are 400 Japanese was doomed to fall, every president are a national menace United States today, the type of gun are even more difficult to check be- to 70 Americans. But, within the same did just enough to make sure it didn't should have new restrictions used In more than half of the nation's cause of privacy laws. Mark Chap- number of citizens, America has 20 happen during his watch. placed on them, if not banned alto- yearly toll of 22,000 murders. man, Lennon's murderer, easily lawyers, compared with one in Ja- The same process is at work in our COMMENTARY gether. Gun owners, on the other bought a gun in Hawaii even though pan; and we have 40 accountants, foreign relations today. It has been by Terence Kehoe hand, maintain that firearms are a The gun laws in force today don't he received psychiatric care in a compared with three in Japan. clear for a long time that Israeli and cherished American tradition, and prevent Americans who want hand- hospital there after attempting sui- American national interests have di- that they are vital to the defense of guns from getting them quickly and cide. The Japanese are trained to pro- verged in some measure, and that our both individuals and country. Caught cheaply. Most guns are sold through duce. We are trained to "manage." relations with Arab countries must be seriously wounded by gunfire from a in the middle of this argument are the country's 170,000 licensed dealers. Even when a gun is bought legally, Since our training is for management improved. Andrew Younglost his Job lone assailant as be was about to enter local police and federal firearms Under the 1988 Gun Control Act, con- there is little to prevent a buyer from in the abstract, the skilled manager for saying what the State Department his waiting limousine. Both of these agents who have the unenviable task trol over dealer sales are minimal. reselling it to a criminal or a mentally can go wherever opportunity beckons, would like to say, if any sitting presi- public figures were shot by deranged of trying to enforce the some 20,000 The person baying the gun must offi- unstable person. This has led to a with the result that the tenure of chief dent would let it. Two ex-presidents, psychopaths who had easily obtained gun laws which have been enacted cially declare he has no record of blackmarket in firearms that is diffi- executive officers at any one com- very different men from different cheap handguns. Both these incidents since the turn of the century. crime or mental Illness, but if he lies cult for investigators to penetrate pany averages less than seven years. parties, agreed - as soon as they left were followed by public outcry over a be has very little chance of getting especially when guns are sold in small According to our myth of individual office - that America should negotiate system which allows just about any- The United States has the weakest caught. Less than half the states numbers. competition and mobility, this should with the PLO in order to encourage its one access to firearms. While each of handgun control laws In the Western require a waiting period during which Clearly, there is a need for some result in the natural gravitation of more moderate elements. But neither these shootings were tragic and de- World. We also have the highest rate officials can check a buyer's back- changes in our present gun control talent to its place of widest scope. would do the difficult thing during his plorable, the fact remains that each of handgun crime and violence. An ground before the gun changes hands. laws. But in fact, Gibney and others find, watch. year thousands of Americans are estimated 1 million gun-related inci- Even if there is time to Investigate, it leads to a business culture in which Disarmament talks suffer from the murdered by handguns and many dents occur each year in the United many police units don't have the Terence Keboe is a member of the the "manager" maximizes short- same pattern. Critics have long no- more are seriously injured. States, including 13,500 murders, 15,- means or manpower to do a thorough Social Justice Committee. term profits during his brief stay in ticed that the "triad" concept is obso- any one position, not taking the steps lete, but no president wants to face for long-term improvement that will the criticism that would come from a benefit his successors rather than phaseout of land-based missile*. LETTERS- himself. Disagreeable tasks are de- The tough tasks are put off and put dents "overflow" into faculty/staff who pays several thousand. In this any doubts about people's fears of ferred, and quick-profit moves limit off. We have suffered a series of parking lots when we are running Instance, faculty/staff is getting the going out to that lot, Just ask a female the ability of the manager's succes- presidents who "don't do windows." behind? That would be absurd though. shaft from Parking Services as well. commuter that has to walk out to her sors to deal with the problems be- and it's getting harder to see the Faculty use of lots Since when Have we students gotten a Oh well, if Parking Sevices cared at car at night. It's no fun. Parking queathed them. Our managers are outside world at all. Irritates commuter fair shake from Parking Services? all about the University's needs, they Sevices, why don't you get your act good at paper profits that weaken We can't even park near our own would put another light in the parking productivity. The executives, lawyers Gary Wills writes tor the Universal library when a basketball game la In lot behind Offenhauer. One of the ^ MtohMl A MeOfcen. and accountants come and go, "help- Press Syndicate. OCMB #3467 I am writing this letter in regard to progress. I don't quite understand largest student parkins lots on cam- why a person who contributes maybe pus, and it only lias one light. It also is Raymond J. Hooto some of the parking policies. I am a 820 to the University through athletics a commuter lot so many students THE BO HEWS commuter student and recently went into Parking Services to complain gets the same treatment as one of us must go there after dark, if you have Trine J. Seeker MHor tacky trocht Copy Editor Vtckl about how faculty/staff always seem Jasper By Bates & Moore Managing Utter Julia Thornton AMI. Copy Editor Jo* Cray to be parking in our lots, while they AMI. Managing Editor Marclo Sloan AMI. Copy Editor Samodotto ladnar are never ticketed. OH,X'M a> I "TOJSHCUX THEttCEiPT Noun Editor Koran Sondilrom SporH Editor K.lth WoHhor This Is especially true of the com- CAhiStoO "rCAH.OrVSpas UHATS^pftii TT l£DK3 |PS£> MV p*e*iuc Editorial Editor Richard I. Farii SHXiME Ant Sport. Editor .. Tom Hltofc muter lot by McDonald West I was SEE HIM, "lienT oojro AfcOOTTO (WfX>- ISMT \T Ol ttoiYQAW LIKE HE'S 1 Wlra Editor Andraa Spancar -ncnEts
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Opwi M* 94:30 Opwi Sat 12-4 filing initial Jobless claims, There is far from univer- Other officials and ana- SYDNEY, Australia era had most of the fires brushf ire in Australian his- the government said yes- lysts had similarly encour- ■MIEMM FH SMHil I FALL 1883 (AP) - Fire brigades under control by yeserdsy. sal agreement about who Sorae people died in their terday. The reports should get credit for recov- aging comments after 2 Bedroom Fully Furnished and Carp«t«d / fought bushfirea around The flames, fanned by spurred wider agreement ery - or blame for the long Wednesday reports that •Food Wast* Dl.powl.Bath and 1/2 Melbourne yesterday but gale-force winds, dev- automobiles, trapped aa astated 2,600 square miles they tried to flee the that the recession has recession - but there no showed Industrial produc- •Qas HoafUindlord Pays controlled most of the con- ended. longer seems any doubt the tion rising a strong 0.9 per- flagration that has swept of drought-stricken farm- flames. The new indicators fol- rebound is under way.' cent in January while new •Qas Hot Watsr-Landtord Pays across Australia's south- land, forest and scrub About 900 people were lowed President Reagan's Commenting after yes- bousing construction was •Gat Range-Landlord Pays east coast like "a panzer along a 500-mile stretch of reported Injured. claim Wednesday night terday's reports were re- leaping a record 36 per- division." Police said at Australia's southeast coast Officials estimated prop- that "as a result of the leased, private analyst cent. •'•RESIDENT PAYS ELECTRIC (light only)— least 89 people were killed. in the states of South Aus- erty damage at more than "It was like a giant tralia and Victoria. $400 million. •CaWevlslon Available * Patios and Balconies flame thrower," one weary With the Southern Hemi- firefighter said. Exhausted firefighters sphere's summer at its Student •Large Closet Space 'Soundproofing "The wind was like It were still battling out- height, the worst drought . . .from page one So, if anybody wants to Artero says he hopes to •9 or 12 Month Lease 'Plenty of Ample Parking came from a huge hair breaks late yesterday in in Australian history finances, but for a very have a beer with me, they complete his studies in dryer," said a man who the hills around Mel- spawned brush fires that special reason, be said. will have to bring theirs May 1984, and then return •Laundry Facilities In Buildings lost his house - one of 3,000 bourne. Australia's sec- 60-mile winds from the "The government of and one for me, too." home to San Paulo and CHHYWOOO HEALTH SF« homes destroyed in seven ond-largest city. central desert whipped Brazil willonly allow me to Ricardo as soon as possi- have $300 of my money Complete Facilities for man and women towns that were consumed Elsewhere, they remained through the Adelaide Hills Earning money through ble. All the while, he says, by wind-driven flames on guard. and down the south coast sent to me per month," he working is an impossibility he wants to live on cam- •Hydro-Spa Whirlpool •Indoor Haalad Pool Wednesday and yesterday. past Melbourne into the said. "They have strict because of governmental pus. •Matoa Sauna «Sun Lamps "A panzer division going Police said 69 bodies had Dandenong Ranges. control over the money controls, this time the •Shower Maaaaga •Nearly Built through could not nave been found. With 46 bodies The gale winds shot tong- through the Central Bank. United States', he said. "If there is anybody •Complete Exeralce Equipment caused so much damage," already found in Victoria ues of flame 300 feet from Bowling Green who is SPECIAL EXTRAS AT CHERRYWOOD SPA Prime Minister Malcolm and 23 in South Australia, through pine plantations "After paying for my "They have a very nice visiting San Paulo when I Fraser said after an in- police expected the total to and eucalyptus forests. tuition, books, room and warning on my Visa," he am there, they should stay •ProteMlonilly qualHIed Instructors and staff spection tour. exceed the 71 killed in Vic- Fully grown pine trees board, I don't even have said. "And I don't want to with me," he said. "My 'Outside Recreation More than 4,000 firefight- toria in 1931 in the worst snapped like matchsticks. enough money for a beer. get kicked out." home is their home." 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Old-fashioned drugstore Soda fountain keeps tradition
by Patricia JardlM Reichert said. Rogers "I like to have a good cup the area was used as a reporter drugstore was established of coffee and I always see storeroom until 1953, Rei- Twirling on a stool and in 1864 by Charles Rogers. someone I know here," chert said. drinking pop through a His sons, George and Clay- Mancuso said. straw at a drugstore soda ton Rogers, inherited the In 1953, the store was fountain may he a trea- store and named it Rogers Nancy's sister, Amy expanded and the present sured memory, but at Rog- Brothers Drugstore. Mancuso, a junior music Formica counter and low ers Brothers Drugstore, Nancy Mancuso, a regu- education major, works at tan stools were installed. 135 S. Main St., it is a lar for 22 years, said Rog- Rogers. Amy has been a The new fountain attracted present-day experience. ers is a family drugstore "soda Jerk" since she was the local high school stu- "A soda fountain has al- with one of the last old- 15 years old. dents and they hung out at fashioned soda fountains in Rogers in the 1950s. ways been in the But when Reichert, at 16, drugstore," owner Fred it was hired In 1937, a single "There used to be a lot of dip ice cream cone was kids here," George Leh- five cents and a double dip nert, a regular for 40 was 10 cents. Also, milk- years, said. "But things shakes were 10 cents and a change." small glass of Coca Cola was five cents. "I began coming to Rog- ers when I was in high In the 1930s, the ice school in 1952 and after the cream was made in a hand service in 1«68," Jack crank ice cream mixer on Lambert, a regular for 30 the third floor, Reichert years said. He said he still said. comes to Rogers because, "I like to come in and talk But during prohibition, to the old guys around town the bar was removed ana now." BG News Photo/Patrick Sandor Ray Murray.(left), and Harold Mllnor enjoy coffee and conversation at the soda fountain in Rogers Brothers Drugstore at 135 S. Main, Bowling Green. Both men are regulars at the luncheonette and meet daily to talk over old We the undersigned wish to congratu- times and discuss current events. STAPIUM CINEMA 1*2 late sibling Kent 0. Carson on reaching STADIUM PIAZA SOWING CJHESN m. 362-024$ his 21st birthday almost physically in- 1 tact and morally bankrupt. Happy Birth- 5 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS IHCIUOIMG day Kent and drive safely. 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by Mary jo McVay life," Moore said. "It's al- some of the syndicated seemed to be a topic so I "But then somebody out staff reporter most easier to do it that strips, especially did the last three (strips) there reading that would way than imagination. "Nancy." on commencement. Maybe probably say, 'I don't see Moore said lie has been "It's the American spirit next week 111 try some- now they could avoid get- "Doonesbury fan with influenced by such strips - 'Man, I can do better than thing different. I might ting better," Moore added. strip ideas but can't draw as "Doonesbury," "Ca- that,' " be added. have him start work, Pm well enough, seeks some- thy," "Andy Capp" and Moore is not sure where not sure." "(Doonesbury) started one who can (ideas optio- "Sarfield." "Jasper" will go next. Bates and Moore out as a comic strip at nal)." THE IDEA of creating a "I was going to start him stressed that they are Yale. So, we're starting out That advertisement was comic strip came to Moore with his job," he said, "but learning and added the as a comic strip at Bowling the start of The BG News' because he did not like I figured commencement strip is going to get better. Green." new comic strip, "Jas- per." The advertisement was NOW LEASING FOR FALL 1983 St up on the second Fri- y of the semester, Jan. Preferred Properties Co. 21 by John Moore, senior 835 High St. - Rental Office Phone 352-9378 Winter Formal radio-television-film ma- Located al New Cherrywood Health Spa February 19,1983 jor. The following Monday, 1 Genevieve Bates, a fresh- Apartment Complexes 9:00 • 4:30 Monday - Friday Sheraton Wesigite Inn, Toledo man biology major, was Haven House- '535/mo. "hired" tolraw the char- Piedmont-8th & High St.- '375/mo. Susie A Werta Julie A Ken acters while More would Birchwood Ploce-650 Sixth St.- '400/mo Terri A Manuel Betsy A Joe come up with the ideas and BG News Photos/Jerry Cattaneo Meodowlork-818 Seventh St.- '400/mo. Karen A Ted Jane A Mark do thelettering. 707 Sixth St.- '400/mo. Cindy & Chrii Kathy A John John Moore, an R-TV-F major, and Genevleve Bates, a freshman biology major, "I do the words, she does Small Bldgs.-Manville between 6th & 7th St.- '350/mo. Tammy A Russell Angie A Perry work on a recent Jasper cartoon strip. the music, so to speak," Jami A Rich Kristy A Jim HOUSES Features: Moore said. Lisa * Keith Sue A Vince Bates said anything she 2 bedroom ■ carpeted & furnished Randi Lee A Lance Lisa A George draws carries a part of her Gas heat - gas cooking Vickie A Lawrence Laura A Scott personality because she (Landlord pays gas) Connie A Bob Carol A David draws from personal expe- "Maybe it will go away." , . Laundry areas In each building Dawn A BUI Diane A Mark rience. Mary A Joseph Alice A Ralph Residents pay only lights The five most dangerous words in the English language. YSOOETY ■ "The stuff I got the ideas Mary Ann A Eric Dena & Mark from has come out of real Lots of closet space Lauren A Jimmy Alisa A Tom IVibath Tara A Tim Laura A Jim 1 bedroom - carpeted and furnished Janet A Jim Becky A Jorge CaWevision available Dawn A Greg Sherri A Cary Gas Hot Water - Landlord Pays Carol A Craii Cindy A Brad Kate A Jeff Susan A John B\i El Trash Removal - Landlord Pays Karla&Ben Susie A Mark Robin A Rudy Kari A John presents CKMVWMD HEALTH SPI Donna & Rick Sandy A Steve Complete facilities for men and women Julie A George Cheryl A Scott •Hydro-Spa Whirlpool •Indoor Heated Pool •Metos Sauna *Sun Lamps Shana A Don Lisa A Ron •Shower Motsoge •Newly Built Loraine A Joe Julie K. A J. •Complete Exercise Equipment Eliza A Jim Michelle & Dave FAST & MISSAD SPECIAL EXTRAS AT CHERRYWOOD SPA Lisa A Chris Julie A Pat •Professionally quolified Instructors and staff Rence A Dave ^■/.'r^TbT Other Rental. Houses, efficiencies; 1 bdrm. and their satirical silly songs Furnished & Unfurnished Friday and Saturday, February 18 andJ9 8:00 - 11:00 pm ••*••*•***••*•**•••****•**••••••* Sidedoor, Union $1.50 THE ACADEMY: It's graduates are among the leaders in Government, the Military and Industry. Come Rock BG With the THE TRADITION: One hundred years of the finest school turning out the finest young men. THE CODE: No cadet will cheat, steal or dishonor the school. With Special Guests 'The Busboys' THE GOAL: Pretests, by Anderson Arena Sunday March 20, 8:00PM To teach Honor, Integrity, Discipline. $8.50 Advance $9.50 Day of Show Tickets on Sale at Union Box Office THE TRUTH: Finders & The Source IT WAS ALL A LIE. Concert Event There is one cadet fclssil eeeeee.eeei about to expose the system. ...and there is a risk. MBA ? ENROLLMENT DEADLINE: TODAY MARCH 19 GMAT THERE'S STILL TIME TO PREPARE. Call Days Evenings & Weekends 536-3701 THE LORDS OF DISCIPLINE UtcitfeMf Carter
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With just five games remaining in David Jenkins had one of his best home for Miami is critical and the one team with a three-game lead over an awesome 58.4 field goal percent- The Falcons, whose last victory was the regular season, the BowL, games of the season against Miami season will come down to the wire. second-place Central Michigan. BG a 15-1 thrashing against niinios-Chi- Green basketball team, Miami, am_ with 25 points. Keith Taylor was sec- "We have to have these wins down holds down the fourth spot in me MAC The Falcons counter the MU attack cago, will host Miami this weekend at Ohio University are in the midst of a ond in scoring for the Falcons with 11 the stretch. It's one of those typical with an 8-5 record. with the number two defense in the BG's Ice Arena, the first game win race to the top of the Mid-American points while Bill Faine and David MAC years." "They (Miami) are the champions MAC by giving up an average of Just face-off at 8 p.m. tonight. Conference. Greer each had 10. right now," BG coach Bole said. "It 82.7 ppg. BG has also won four of their BG will begin that quest against The Falcons snapped a two game Women seek revenge will be tough to unseat them with only last five games and five straight in The Falcon icers have not lost a Miami tomorrow, in Anderson Arena losing streak against Kent State on five games left" - front of the home crowd of Anderson. Central CoUegaite Hockey Associa- at 3 P.M. Wednesday with a 7445 victory, and Mentioning the word Miami to the Taking the top spot from the "We play Miami well at BG," Bole tion game at home this season. The Falcons are currently in first combined with an OU loss, regained average University student provokes Redskins is probably the furthest said. I look for an enthusiastic BG currently stands atop the CCHA Elace in the MAC with a 10-3 record first place. Jenkins said the win over such responses as "preppies, blah!," objective from Bole's mind as the crowd. I think they (the fans) have with a 224-4 overall record and a 21-4- ut the Redskins are only one game Kent will really help the team's mo- or "can't stand 'em.' Bme approaches. What she would started to respond. They have been 3 league mark. The Redskins have a behind at 9-4. mentum. The same word brought up to a e to witness, however, is a victory very responsive lately." sixth place overall record of 15-14-1, If the last meeting between these "We really needed this win," Jen- Bowling Green women's basketball tomorrow ana another chance at and are 13-14-1 in the CCHA. two teams is any indication of the kins said. "It was a big boost for us, player might bring about such them in the MAC Tournament. leers look to bounce back outcome of the game, then the Fal- but now we have to be ready for thoughts as^'first place, 12-1, rivals," MU will enter Anderson Arena with The Falcons are coming off a 4-4 tie cons should put on quite a show for BG Miami." or "we owe them'' - all of which are the second best offense in the Confer- After going winless the past two and 7-4 loss last weekend against the fans. Miami is also coming off a crucial true. ence with a 73.5 points per game weekends on the road, it must be a Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. MU BG defeated Miami earlier this 5M7 overtime win over Central Mich- The Redskins invade Anderson average. Heading that Redskin scor- relief for Bowling Green's hockey had more success than BG last week- Karat Oxford by a score of 58-43 and igan to stay within one game of BG. Arena tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. as the ing attack is Linda Mallender with a team to be playing at home this week- end as the Redskins captured two d four players in double figures. Coach John Weinart said being at Mid-American Conference's number league-leading 19.8 ppg., average and end. from ICU 4-1 and 84. aopT^^^ouTtree^broclkjre^oT Now Renting 1 bdrm F -U apta: 2 Hey Mon a ell. You're a nut' Thenx ANITA BENNETT Donne Hornborgor Goodajck next Paul Miner Congratulations on be- eddreaaee and prices tor the 83-84 bdrm F.. gaa heal, tenant pays alec . lor getting my day off to a great atari ing tellrtsd to the Greek's Who's HAPPY BIRTHDAY week at MA C Champktnehlpei school veer Newtove Manegernent laundry fad. aval Al residents Wed Hope you get ravaged reel FINALLY 21! Love Your Secret Swimmer Whol Greet Job. The Alpha Sage. 338 S Mem Street 352 6820 granted prtveedge ol a membership to soon. 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BG News Photo/Jerry Cattaneo Down the Stretch ...
It was a successful fall season for Bowling Green sports. This winter, the men's basketball team, the women's basketball team, and the hockey team are all continuing that story of excellence. All three teams are making their bids for post- season play. In order to qualify, they must perform well in the upcoming critical weeks of action. They must be able to produce the game winning shots, the quick saves, and the clutch goals . . . Down the Stretch.
Special Sports Edition, February 18, 1983
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Working for the Future Win The Big One page ... 3 Page ... 8
Jerry York: "The Savior" page ... 4 Primed for Finale Page ... 10 Double Trouble page ... 6 Covar photo: Bowling Green athletic director Jack Gregory with nrw of the members of Falcon apocta teams who are headed "down the stretch.'' From left: Frieda Falcon, Mike David, David Jenkins, Chris Tuttle. Gregory, Deanne Knoblauch, Colin Irish, Brian Hills and Freddie Falcon.
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no»13.t3 FROM ONE WINNING TEAM $2.00 OFF MOW 111.95 TO ANOTHER HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS $1.00 OFF SSL GO SWEAT PANTS (NEW SPRING COLORS JUST ARRIVED) FALCON HOUSE 140 E. WOOSTER NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPir BGSU M—F 10-5:30 SAT 10-5 OFFER GOOD THRU 2-19-83 FROM THE SPflflKVy " TOLEDO presents WILD WHEEL NIGHT, AS WE SPIN FOR SPECIALS HOCKEY CLUB v* EVERY 15 MINUTES DANCE TO THE SOUNDS OF ZANNY JIM UEBER SEE US MARCH TO WE DO IT AGAIN WITH THE v* ANOTHER TURNER CUP WILD WHEEL REMAINING HOME GAMES and ZANNY JIM LIEBER WED. FEB. 23 WED. MARCH 23 DON'T FORGET MONDA Y FEBRUARY 28th FRI. FEB. 25 FRI. MARCH 25 SPANKY'S MASH BASH FREE ADMISSION SUN. FEB. 27 SUN. MARCH 27 LARGE 6 1/2 ft. TV SCREEN FOR WED. MARCH 9 WED. MARCH 30 ANY NITE SAT. MARCH 12 SAT. APRIL 2 OLDTOWNE SUN. MARCH 13 TUES. APRIL 5 SOUTHWYCK MALL S. REYNOLDS and HEATHERDOWNS EXPIRES 2-28-83 |Spofts Ediiionf Gregory working for the future Ohio State, Michigan, UCLA and Guy" above for - an overly successful lished in the early 1920's with Knute Penn State - Move over! Because If rookie season. Rockne. Under his tutellage, the Bowling Green athletic director Jack Just take a quick look at what Fighting Irish established a reputa- STORY BY Gregory has it his way, in a few years Gregory's troops have accomplished tion which has never diminished. TOM HISEK people across the nation will be men- - BG football was crowned MAC The signs of that tradition are be- tioning Bowling Green in the same champs; BG basketball is currently ginning to bud throughout this cam- breath as those hallowed schools. atop the MAC standings; BG hockey P. Possessing a BG nockey ticket Is Gregory is a soft-spoken man. Yet, is fighting for the nation's top rank- ; as good as having a gold piece, his enthusiasm for improving athlet- ing; and every other sport has en- and Anderson Arena (The House That ics at this University Is similar to a joyed unparalled success. Roars) can whip up some good ol' baby playing with a brand new rattle. cheering at any BG basketball game. Yes, Gregory's exuberance over the We. the students and athletes at A few months earlier, Kenny Log- 'Falcon state of affairs' is rampant - Bowling Green, are at a very exciting gins appeared in Anderson Arena. especially over the fans. junction in the 73rd year of the Uni- Logging, as most students know, is a "•BC needs the student body, It's versity. Gregory talked about the highly popular rock-and-roll artist. really tremendous and I'm very en- nucleus that now exists on this cam- And among his top hits, is a song that thused with the fan support and enthu- pus in terms of athletics. has been the theme of an uncountable siasm," Gregory said. "Don't think "Freshmen are probably spoiled number of sports teams - "This Is It." I'm trying to praise or polish them -1 with the sports teams here," he said. just don't think the student body has "After spending a few months here Gregory wasn't at that concert, but gotten the recognition that they de- and seeing how all the teams are if be was, he certainly would have lent serve." winning - they're probably thinking - credence to those words. Because if Gregory has good reason to praise doesn't this school lose at anything." Gregory has his way, BG will no the BG fans, simply because Gregory BUT INSTEAD of just now, Gre- longer be known as "that school has been blessed with what many gory is looking down the road. He said where the wind blows everyday and it first-year athletic directors would get be is hoping BG is in the primary seems like everybody there is from on their knees and plead with the "Big stages of what Notre Dame estab- Cleveland." Jack Gregory GOOD f SMORGASBORD a LUCK All the FALCON TEAMS! pizza and salad Compliments of YOU CAN EAT! Every Sunday 11 to 2 and 5 to 10 Mon11to2 Tins5lo10 AdulU $3.30, 12* und.r 1.75. 4 « under FREE wooerrog MONDAY 2 for 1 From 5 to 7 Buy medium or Ig. get next size smaller FREE
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BG News Photo/Jarry Cattaneo Jerry York People might be calling him "The Savior"
The final numbers posted on the Ice "I was basically a city kid, bavins to 16-20-2; the next year BG had its and then I had to start over again. Arena scoreboard in early November. grown up and then living in Boston," worst season in history, going 13-24-2. Wherever you go, the coaching is 1978 were an ominous indication of York said. "And then I spent nine Suddenly, a hockey ticket for a week- always the same, but it's a people Jerry York's first encounter with Gears in a small village in upstate end series at the Ice Arena was no business. Bowling Green hockey. lew York, with only 6,000 people. The longer a cherished, sought-after item. "It was bad the first two years with At the time, York was the head- more Jim (Jim Lessig, athletic direc- "The heart and soul of the previous the losses. But it's a lot easier for a coach of Clarkson College in upstate tor at the time) talked to me about team was gone," York said about his player to know a coach, then for a New York. He had been highly suc- moving to a bigger metropolitan area, rookie BG season. "Guys like Mor- coach to know 20 players." cessful at Clarkson. But the the more I was interested. row, Wells, Paul Titanic, and John Although BG fans may have lost scoreboard lights weren't shining in some optimism that first year, York his favor on those Friday and Satur- had not been deterred. After his initial day nights. Game \-BGB, Clarkson recruiting effort brought such talent I; Game 2 - BG 7, Clarkson 1. as Dane Kane, John Samanski and BG went on to chalk up 37 victories Peter Wilson (among others) to the that season, with a squad that in- home ice of Bowling Green, York said cluded I960 United States Olympic be was hoping those players would be team members Ken Morrow and "I was happy at Clarkson, but then I the nucleus of a team bringing a Mark Wells. BG coach Ron Mason national championship to BG in two had been responsible for 68 victories switched jobs and suddenly you're with 20 years. the last two seasons, but fulfilling a That prophecy may have seemed dream - be left BG to take over the athletes who don't know you." like a bunch of malarkey after the helm of the Michigan State Spartans. first eight games of last season - BG A nationwide search was conducted -Jerry York was still winless, in what was sup- to find a successor for Mason - some- posed to be their year. But in the long one who could fill his shoes compe- run, York came awfully close to mak- tently - in six years at BG he never ing even his harshest critics eat their had a losing season. words. In April, 1979, Jerry York again BG CAPTURED the Central Colle- found himself at the Ice Arena. Yet, giate Hockey Association regular-sea- this time be wasn't behind the Clark- son crown and was selected to NCAA son bench - he was in the Ice Arena "I had turned down an offer from Markell were gone. They (the four championship field. Only an overtime Lounge at a press conference an- Maine the previous spring because players) weren t sophomores and ju- goal by Northeastern, in an evenly- nouncing his selection as the third they wanted me to come in and start a niors ... They were all seniors. matched quarter-final series, kept the bead coach in the 13-year history of program from scratch. I didn't want "The team was caught in a coach- Falcons from advancing to the Final BG hockey. to have to sell hockey, I didn't want to ing transition', the loss of those play- Four. YORK HAD not even applied for the have a Notre Dame situation (ND ers and improvement in the league Although stumbling in recent BG vacancy, probably because of the recently dropped their program due and non-league scheduling." weeks, BG has been ranked in the enormous success he had enjoyed at to lack of support). You're talking Jerry York is a people person. nation's Top 10 throughout the season. Clarkson in his first seven years. His about my livelihood, I wanted to come When talking about his life in hockey, Combined with last year's success, teams had made the Eastern Colle- to an established program." be repeatedly mentions the people be York has reason to be happy - yet, be giate Athletic Conference playoffs six AT HIS initial press conference has met and the friends he has made is reluctant to take the credit. times, his 1976-77 squad was the top- upon being named BG's coach, York throughout the years. But that first "It's good players that are great ranked team in the East and York had said he had no intention of being a season, he was put in charge of 20 people - they make the great been voted by his peers as the NCAA savior in bis new position. Still, BG players who didn't know him from a coaches," York said. "I fully under- Division I Coach of the Year. was and still Is a rabid hockey town. hole in the ground. stand that great coaches make great . Before starting his coaching career The townspeople and students expect "I WAS happy at Clarkson, but then players. But If we do our job and get at Clarkson, York had been an All- a talented ana successful squad every I switched Jobs and suddenly you're great people, than you get winning American player at Boston College, year, and especially after Mason's with 20 athletes who don't know you," hockey. You need those two ingre- leading the team in scoring his junior final edition had lost only six games. York said. "At Clarkson I had that (a dients. and senior years. York's first year, the team slumped good relationship with the players). continued on page nine , .Vh» .« -\V» '•^•»i*f<,,*NV,>M>A>>« HI irnwiCiiiiuiCOPT SHOP BG Printing and Imprinting RESUMES APARTMENTS] Flyers Complete Line of Raffle Tickets Booklets 818-822 Second St. Specialty Advertising Programs Envelopes •Two bedroom, four person Screen Printed Brochures •Gas heat & all utilities Posters Shirts and Jackets Business furnished except electric Large Display of Trophies •Laundry, Air Conditioning •$530 per month * > WINTHROP TERRACE 352-7454 APARTMENTS *#■ *•■ *f| It's Just Right For Your Student Budget! SUPPORTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIALS B.G.S.U. ATHLETICS! Monday-Thursday from 4:00-6:00 p.m. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL TOSSED SALAD PUMPKIN BREAD ONE AND TWO BDRMS. 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"We Colin with his knee - it could go any American Conference, but inside to me and if I don't have would joke around and wouldn't argue time. Jenkins is wearing air braces on Bowling Green basketball anything I'll get it back out to him. We at all - except maybe a disagreement his bad ankles. Both are in pain on the standouts Colin Irish and have a good using going - but really its about how to arrange our room. court, but they hide it. That shows the David Jenkins spell double just that we both want to win. We "Colin is always smiling and laugh- quality of people that they are. trouble for opposing teams everytime know that we have to rely on each ing and that makes me feel good. We Besides injuries of the physical they take to the hardcourt. other to do that" compliment each other on the court - kind, Jenkins has had his share of Indeed, they may be the best one- Reiving on each other. That is on every little thing. We get each thus missing the first half. And, just two punch in the MAC. Even if that something a lot of fans would not other going while we're in there. I this week, Jenkins' 18-year old can be argued, BG coach John Wei- think that two stars on the same team know that helps me. brother suffered what doctors say nert says he would not trade the two would do. True, it is not always easy appears to be a heart attack. for any other pair in the conference. to find two players with outstanding "HE'S SHOWN that he is a good WEINERT SAYS that the reason "I have coached for 21 years," says talent who work together so well - layer - he has proven that. He is not Irian and Jenkins nave overcome all Weinert, "and they are the best two without one of them wanting a larger or himself at all - there is no jealousy these things is the fact that they both forwards I have coached together. slice of the pie. Ibetween us.," Jenkins continued. "If come from close families. They flatter each other; they comple- BUT BETWEEN Jenkins and Irish there is he's pretty good at hiding it. "They are both close to their fami- ment each other. Each one is a good there lies no animosity. Neither one Coach Weinert likes for his players to lies and that is what has molded them passer, shooter and rebounder. in to the kind of kids that they are. "What is the best thing about them And, to tell you the truth, I think that is that they each have tremendous ". . . it seems like we have been playing was the major factor in them coming pride at excelling. Because of that, I to the University." mink they can be as good as they can ball together all our lives. It seems spooky By playing at Bowling Green, both possibly be." Irish's and Jenkins' families can Jenkins calls it a "counterba- sometimes." —David Jenkins come and watch. It is a three-to-four lance." An opposing team can not hour drive for both the Irish family, worry too much about one of them, or which travels from Cleveland, and the the other will do damage. According sees a need to be the big man; number get along and we do. I mean, I would Jenkins contingent, who depart from to Jenkins, it takes a lot of pressure one. hate to get "C" mad - he's a pretty big Warren. off both of them to have the other "Hey, I have loved watching Jenks guy/' Both Irish and Jenkins could have around. come along like that to where be is Onei: of the reasons why the two get played Big Ten basketball. Irish was The opposition, so far, has found it a now, over the last three years," Irish along so well might be that they have recruited heavily by Minnesota and difficult thing to stop both Jenkins and said emphatically. "I could care less shared similiar hardships. Jenkins by Iowa. Other big name Irish at the same time. who is top dog. It all comes down to "Both of them have been hurt so schools showed a lot of interest in the TEN TIMES this season Jenkins winning and losing. It is a team sport much in their careers physically," two first-team all-State high school has led the scoring onslaught for BG. - individual things come second. I Weinert said. "There is a cloud over players. Yet, both picked the flatland Seven other times Irish led the Fal- really hope people dont think we're tragedies within his personal life. of Bowling Green as their home away cons in the point production. Four competing." Since coming to BG, Jenkins' fam- from home. times this season Jenkins has led the The two are friends on and off the ily home has burnt down, his grandfa- "I came here not only so my family team in rebounding in a game; Irish court. They were roommates Jenkins' ther (who be was very close to) has could watch me, but also because I has done it seven times. freshman year and, according to Jen- passed away and be slid off the road thought the people were really Irish and Jenkins - both juniors - kins hit it off right away. In bis car before last year's MAC friendly and they have an excellent lead the Falcon cagers in scorine and basketball program here," Jenkins are second and third, respectively, in said. "I also thought that if (BG point the rebounding department. Jenkins guard) David Greer was here it must is averaging 18.3 points per game be a good school because he wouldn't while Irish is scoring at a 14.8 clip. pick a bad one." Their presence alone is important And it has not turned out to be a bad to the success of the Falcon basket- choice for Irish or Jenkins, either. ball squad. But their talents as indi- Both have raised the eyebrows of fans vidual players and as a combo may be and coaches across the MAC. And, the reason why the Falcons have they are hoping, some National Bas- flown above the rest of the MAC this ketball Association scouts, too. season. "Yea, I'd like a chance at it (the They are considered by many to be NBA).'' Irish smiles. "I think every- the best two forwards in the confer- one who plays college ball does. It's In ence this year. Some think they just the back of my mind, but right now might be the best combo at that I'm really not thinking about it too position ever in the MAC. But they are much. I'm just worried about winning just happy to be working along side this thing (the MAC) right now. each other as they work for a common "You know, as a team, I think we goal. could be unbelievable if we play up to "I have had people say nice things our capacities. With our team, there like me and CoUn being the best in the are so many guys who can give us MAC," Jenkins said. "And that what we need on a certain night. We makes me feel good. I try my best to don't have to pin all our hopes on one achieve goals, and when people say or two guys. things like that... well, it's just a That may be true. But having a nice compliment that makes me work couple guys like Irish and Jenkins on that much harder to show them that a ballclub sure makes things a lot they are not wrong." easier for the John Weinerts of the "BUT REALLY, it is the first year world. that we have played together (Irish "They (Jenkins and Irish) are the was red-ahirted because of a knee type of players that the other players injury last year and Jenkins played a on the team look to down the stretch," reserve role two years ago when Irish Weinert said. "It's going to be a was starting) but it seems like we dogfight the rest of the way - but it is have been playing ball together all nice to have a couple blue chippers oar lives. It seems spooky sometimes like those two on your side." - but I'm definitely happy with the way it has turned out" "I don't know about being the best," Irish said with a shy grin. T'Tbere are STORY BY a lot of good players; good forwards BO News Photo/Patrick Sandor in the league. We could be (the best) David Jenkins jockeys for position Inside as Toledo's Jay Cast KEITH WALTHER but I never really thought about it." defends. I Sports Edition! David Jenkins and Colin Irish display why they are considered by many to be the top forward! In MidAmerican Conference basketball. - BG News Photos/ Patrick Sandor iSpom tdit-orfl BG News Photo/Patrick Sandor Terry Flanagan Flanagan is still waiting to win the big one Terry Flanagan glided across the Flanagan went to New Hampshire Asa coaching assistant, Flanagan cons home for the spring. blue line toward the goal, winding up straight Iran the Stratford Warriors, is now in a different kind of title a slapshot which sailed into the upper in Junior B hockey, where he played chase, watching the Falcons chase "If you're ever going to stay in right hand corner of the net. The shot with former BG stalwart John Mav- their second consecutive Central Col- hockey, you're going to see things like was crisp, the accuracy sharp. But ttjr. legiate Hockey Association that," Flanagan said. "It was pretty the red fight did not go on, and the championship and NCAA berth. disappointing, but you've got to put it arena did not erupt in cheers. "They offered me a scholarship aside and took for something better to early, and as soon as they offered. I With BG heading down the stretch come along. Flanagan examined the blade of his accepted," Flanagan said. "I really to that «*«mpi""«rap and hoping to stick for cracks, pondering the quality want in a position to bargain with end a four-game slump, Flanagan "They are all tough teams in the of the shot he had Just taken. anybody. said his role right now is to keep the playoffs. When you get in the playoffs, "Not bad." is what the Stratford, "It was a real eye-opener when I got players confident In their abilities. it's all relevant. Anyone who is in it Is Ontario native probably said to him- to college. During that first game, the capable of winning. The real key with self - in his thick Canadian accent and level of play was a Uttle overwhelm- "The biggest thing is to keep the the playoffs is that you really have to his usual understated manner. Nice ing." players believing to themselves," he try to have it going for you on one shots are not usually applauded in said. "A good player doesn't get to night -playing it one game at a time. practice. Flanagan was apparently not over-. where he is on luck. Slumps wilTwork Good players really rise to the occa- whelmed for very long, playing regu- themselves out. You hist have try to sion. Good players like playing In that As graduate assistant to Bowling aon a team that would eventually stimulate confidence.' situation." Green's hockey team, self-approval is seven players to the National all that Flanagan can attain with his Hockey League. He was a corner The championship the Falcons at- Part of playing in that situation is playing skills. His playing days are man, a digger; the type of player tained test season was one of his sometimes losing in that situation, over, and he is now making the ad- Boston Bruins general manager highlight* in hockey, Flanagan said. and Flanagan has gone five consec- justment to coaching - a profession he Harry Sinden calls a "dog" - a term Inthat season, BG overcame an 0-7-1 utive seasons ending the year with hopes to carry for quite some time. used to describe Flanagan's former start to go JM through the remainder heartbreaking losses. While he said Flanagan is the man the players teammate. Bruce Crowder, who is of the season. the repetition has not numbed him to call "Flash," probably as much for now forechecking for the NHL-lead- those losses (and anyone who has his red hair as anything else. ing Bruins. "TO BE WITH a team that can turn seen Flanagan during a loss can at- things around like that is really some- test to that), he has been able to put FLANAGAN could easily have "MY STRONG point was that I thing," he said. "Very few teams can things into the proper perspective. earned that nickname during his col- came to play every time," Flanagan do that. We knew we were playing all "YOU JUST have to think that lege career, starting for four years said. "If 1 didn't work hard, I didn't right even when we did start off bad - you'll wake up tomorrow and it'll be a with the University of New Hamp- play well. It was that simple." things just weren't going our way." new day " be said. "It's never easy to shire. Daring those four seasons, But those days are over, and on accept The biggest thing when vou UNH made it to the NCAA Semifinals game night, Flanagan is relieving his That fairy tale season came to an lose s game is looking forward to twice. Daring Ms last three years, competitive urges from the pressbox, end Just as did two of Flanagan's last playing the next one, Instead of being Flanagan's team lost In the playoffs analyzing the game for between pe- three seasons at New Hampshire - In afraid of playing the next one - being to the eventual NCAA (hampion - overtime. A freak goal in overtime afraid you will lose the next one." twice in overtime. pta/n^rtattsUcXuMn^ against Northeastern sent the Fal- continued on page nine fSpofls Edition j from page eight FLANAGAN A sweep this weekend by the Fal- year, and he can no longer be classi- from player to coach, but one would involved you become, the more cons over Miami would help bring BG fied as the team's graduate assistant. have to believe he could make an becomes a part of your life." to within one win of possibly extend- adjustment to anything in the sport of ing Flanagan's second season by four BG head coach Jerry York has hockey; from teaching to coaching to games - with an NCAA berth. expressed an interest in having Fla- playing. Hockey seems to be his ad- nagan stay on as an assistant coach, diction in life. Between this season and next, the and Flanagan has echoed that ambi- STORY BY University's athletic department will tion, but he added that he is trying to "It gets in your blood," Flanagan - decide if the 1982-83 season will be put that out of his mind as the season said. ''There is always something to TRACY COLLINS Flanagan's last at BG. He will com- reaches its peak. learn. There is always something to plete his second Masters degree this Flanagan is making the adjustment talk to someone about. And the more from page four YORK "I enjoyed last year. We struggled shoulders, but equally determined to ink ran dry, but nc tt scais to be early, but we overcame the obstacles. guide the Falcon icers to a successful flowing as York has lifted BG to This year has also been satisfying. season. national prominence once again. STORY BY We're defending champions mis sea- Ron Mason has been gone from York said be didn't want to be seen son, while last year we were always Bowling Green for four years now. as a 'savior' at his initial press confer- TOM HISEK the underdog. Jerry York left his mark at Boston ence before taking over the reins of In this season's press guide, it is College and continued it in the coach- BG hockey. But at his last press said that Jerry York enters his fourth ing ranks at Clarkson. After two conference, it will be no surprise if season... with leas of an onus on his years, it may have seemed as if the people will be calling him 77>e Savior. ■ ■■■■■COUPON ■■■■■! 1 Prerequisite for FREE /* ORDER! Canadian Majors. OF FRENCH | BREAD PIZZA j C With any pizza with on* or nor* Items C ° ASK FOR IT WHEN ORDERING °, P Free Delivery N OPEN 4,00 P.m. Ph. 352-5166 203 North main ONE COUPON PER PIZZA Expires3/31/83 L— VOTED BEST PIZZR IN B.C.! "We'll Save You Money" MofeoiiGoWen. That's f YES EXAMmeo sr DR KENNETH o. SAKEH OO TW hm air bnwnl —I bollU m CtmUt lapccud by Marllrl lapoclaf Co . Uc , Giul Nek. NY. O NS2. The B.G. News- Bowlinq Green's Only Morning Paper! ■". 'vi ' • I ' 'I. i -.,, r :$ Mv. ^..'.,.'.*W. If..-.;..! ,.„■,! .,.!' -;,..! •..■..;, :.■ :..■;.:.,:..■: 10 |Spom faiiK>n| Falcon women primed for the season finale Deanne Knoblauch Kathy Bole There is a flickering light at the end coaching staff, headed by fifth-year they look to replace the Falcons as the Among those "peaks" were such of the long tunnel. This tunnel rep- coach Kathy Bole. MACs fourth best, in Anderson memorable ones as a season-opening resents a basketball season of highs The Falcons, 8-5 in the MAC and 11- Arena. victory over a highly-rated Detroit and lows for the Bowling Green 7 overall, are currently sitting at the Tomorrow will most likely prove to University club, a win over a Cleve- women. And, as the season winds cut-off point (fourth place) for mak- be the biggest challenge in the BG land State team that went on to post down to the last crucial weeks, the ing the MAC Tournament and need cager's bid for post-season play when over 20 wins in the season, and routing Falcons have found themselves fi- some pretty big victories in the near they host arch rival and the first place Central Michigan, the MACs only nally controlling their own destiny. future to remain there. Redskins. MU is 12-1 in the MAC and undefeated squad at the time. The question is whether that flicker- If the Conference would qualify the handed the Falcons a 64-53 defeat "WE STARTED off great when we ing light will burn out, or shine top seven teams in the women's divi- earlier in the season. beat Detroit" Falcon guard Deanne brightly and guide the Falcons sion for post-season play (as is done Though the Falcon women have to Knoblauch stated. "I thought we were through possibly the toughest portion for the men's) the Falcons' worries go through all of that to make it to the going to peak at the beginning of the of their schedule. To burn out would would be, for the most part, over. tourney, many of them will look back MAC season. We were 4-4 (actually 4- mean BG would not make the final INSTEAD, BG must face the top on the season and say that they are S after a loss to Ball State at beginning four in the Mid-American Conference two records in the league in Miami, at happy to be where they are. of the MAC season) and I thought no and would have to hang up their shoes home, and Central Michigan on the It has been a season of peaks and way, there was no way a team as good until next year. The answer lies solely road. Another tough game will be valleys," Bole explained. "One of as we are could be 4-4." in the hands of the BG players and its against fifth place Ohio University as bright spots and many dark spots." 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THIS BG basketball machine sput- The pride of the BG women at that tered for a while, but now that it is crucial stage was their dominating warmed up. it is ready to race down defense. Currently ranked second in the final stretch. And through the the MAC, the Falcons' 'D' kept them efforts of Ms. Goodwrench herself, from sheer embarrassment In their coach Bole, all 12 cylinders are ready losses this season, as no more than 11 to roll. points separated them from their victors. Those 12 include Knoblauch, Chris The Falcons have put that all be- Turtle, Diane Zellers, Sue Pokelsek, hind them of late and nave recovered Melissa Chase, Cary McGehee, in class style by capturing four of Jeanne Arnzen, Sherry Eubanks, their last five games and looking Dins Jerinic, Cathy Smfthey, Joelyn forward with fire in their eves to Shoup, and Rhonda Moore. tomorrow's showdown with the Redskins. "Deanne (Knoblauch) is really THE KEY to the recent success playing well," Bole said. "She's a displayed by this "born again" club great leader on the floor. has not laid in the hands of any one "Melissa Chase has been playing particular player. BG has had great well from the perimeter," she contin- talent throughout the entire season. ued. "Dianne Zellers is doing a great The problem was that a combination lob, we're getting great passes I of this talent did not take place on the a. same court at the same time... until now. "Chris (Tuttle, BG's all-time lead- ing scorer) has made her reputation The Falcons have jelled into what known throughout the conference. She finally resembles a finely-tuned ma- attracts a crowd when she has the chine. ball, and even when she doesn't. "They realize and know what they are capable of," Bole said. "I feel like "Cary McGehee (leading the Fal- I need them «11, that includes the cons with a 13.5 ppg average) has entire bench. It's making my Job a been very steady coining down the little easier." stretch," Bole concluded. "I always thought we had it in us," Down the stretch is the part of the Knoblauch added "I think we're all season every team in every sport peaking at the same time." works hard to prepare for. As for the Falcons, their many hours of work Getting to the top of that peak was may have paid off, and pay day is like climbing Mt. Everest for the right around the corner. ■—■' '"• ''■ Falcon women, but now that they are there, they have planted their flag and have every intension of staying. "I'd rather be in a position where STORY BY whether we win or lose decides if we are going to the MAC Tournament or MARC DELPH BG News Photo/Patrick Sandor not, rather than hoping one team Bowling Green's Melissa Chase (25) goes over the top of an knocks off another," Bole said. "If we unidentified Western Michigan player for a field goal shot continue to win we help ourselves. earlier in the season. 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