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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .., Dyer refutes Brothers return Is the scent to blame? t Asst. F&E Editor tells his side of the "Squirrel Smofoers Brothers give benefit concert. Womens soccer encounters unusual odor in ivi~ drama." P Wisconsin. I 1g l age 4 Page 6 Page 7 I ~)22& 1nne ·ol1llt 1t Si ~e.44: -ay n Increase in benefits likely liiiiiiiiiiiii::==~~---- for vets By THOMAS GNAU Mgr. Associate Writer Disabled veterans may receive a4.9% increase in their monthly compensation by January 1990 if a bill co-sponsored by Ohio Republican Bob McEwen passes in the SEK House of Representatives. n The Veteran Affairs Subcommittee on Compensation, Pension, and Insurance, on which McEwen serves as Vice-Chair man, has already approved the bill (HR 1336), and the full Veterans committee has endorsed the measure, according to a news release from McEwen's office. The cost-of-living adjusunent bill also includes 4.9% increases for widows and survivors (children) of veterans who died in service-related causes. "These adjustments are done on a yearly basis," Mike McGarey said in a phone interview from Congressman McEwen' s of {one fice in Washington D.C. McGarey noted . ~ OJX that"noopposition is perceived, and the bill Evangelist David Tripp Is confronted by students on the quad yesterday. Photo by Jeremy Dyer 1ill 1x see "Vets" page 8 : rhe return of evangelist, Jed Smock, to WSU
~u~tm By PHILIP E.L. GREENE called "slut" and "whore" by the evangelist, products of incest. The student Not long after that statement, during a although there was little evidence of that asked Smock if that was a sin. discussion of the Bible, a group of students ~ v~ News Editor yesterday. Defending his tenns, Smock said "There wasn't anything wrong with it gathered close around Tripp initiating inter It was a script straight out of years past: "Of course, these are generalizations." back then. It was necessary then. It isn't vention by Public Safety officers. The po ::::::::: To periodic chants of"baptize him in the "You think that most students on this now," Smock said. lice escorted Tripp off the quad and into .eS moat!" and derisive calls, Jed Smock re campus who are not married are virgins? Do Smock said that Sister Cindy was now Allyn Hall. turned to the quad yesterday to preach his you think most students on this campus don't staying at their home in Columbus, Ohio to Roger Collinsworth, director of Public ::::::::: gospel. get drunk?" Smock asked. take care of their three children. This year, Safety, who was present at the time, said "we ~ Smock, what one student called a "full "You'd better consider your ways," he his traveling companion was David Tripp. asked him to leave voluntarily and he did." :E Td contact evangelist "was a regular event dur added. "You'd better consider where you 're Tripp began his segment by calling those Collinsworth said there was concern for ~ 17 1' . , .. _ m~ Spring Quarter several years ago along going." present "sophisticated goofballs," adding the evangelist's safety because "things were mano with his wife, Sister Cindy, "God's Disco Smock said he is a former professor of that "God knows you're ignoramuses." getting a little out of hand." >usp~ Queen." However, he has not been seen for history at the University of Wisconsin and "Does a police officer tell you '
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Science and Health Briefs Dyer replies to relentless
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--- as reigning F &E Editor, I can HEALTH take over and rule F&:C. .vith an iron fist! It also means if something untoward hap pens to Glen, such as being One in five suffers disease .. • • • run over by a rampaging 1972 Monte Carlo, I also get An annual survey by the World Health Organization shows that 1 billion By JEREMY DYER people, a fifth of the world's population, suffers from disease, poor health or his job. For now though, I'm malnutrition. The report, released Monday, spotlights debilitation caused by Asst. F&E Editor just a second banana ~ Second, Mr. Urick claims ls spei tropical disea.5es such as malaria and river blindness. But is also suggests open that polio, which hits 208,000 children a year, will be eradicated by 2000. I ~Y must protest the ~ lt aid er ;arnn by Editor-And-Chef Scott Urick. This malicious ~rcent Only child more likely to develop high blood attack upon my character and cent sanity was totally unwar :nts pressure as adult ..... ranted and was COrP.posed almost entirely in the obvi An only child, as an adult, is more likely to get high blood pressure than a ously deluded mind of Mr. child who grew up with sisters and brothers, according to a new study by Urick. ~es researchers at the State University of New York at Buffalo. The number of Attacking the preposter tlic siblings one has doesn't seem to matter, however. The researchers speculate the ex ous notions of the story in the tra risk, which increases the risk of heart disease, may be a consequence of stress caused unexciting and rambling or .er: ' by higher expectations placed on an only child. The absence of sibling relationships also der that Mr. Urick presented cl ien may leave an only child less skillful in social interaction later in life, said Dr. Maurizio them, I will forthwith at Trevisan. tempt to clarify the situation and rectify my tarnished g name. First of all, my title at the r ict Front baby carriers can strain back Guardian is officially "As that he and I were sipping lulhot New mothers using front baby carriers suffer 50 percent more back strain sistantF&E Editor" but if the coffee when I decided to get than those using backpack carriers, a new study says. Deborah lliger of the Mayo truth were known, my title ashotatachipmunk. No, I'm n t, Medical School told an American Academy of Family Physicians meeting this week in would be something like afraid that's not true. Scott not c Los Angeles that she tested five mothers ofinfants with electrode machines and surveyed "Assistant F&E Editor who was dri ....Jdng something but m an) 260 others. The bigger the baby and the heavier the woman, the greater the strain, which . also takes pictures and goes wheL1er or not it was coffee I t any is increased because new mothers' hip bones and ligaments have been softened to prepare to get the paper in Dayton be can't s1y. I have never seen d have for delivery. Options include avoiding carriers or letting the father carry the baby until it's fore distributing it over cam anyone ct·ink coffee from a nini u4 months old, when it can hold its head up and ride in a backpack carrier. pus." Wha! "Assistant" metal flask before. means is, if for some reason Third, I really must pro- tiated the "real" F&E Editor (Glen test the completely Cost of abortion increases only slightly..... Inf While other medical charges have increas~ .:-amatically' the price of abortions has not even kept up with cost-of-living increases, according to a a live report in the Journal of tlie American Medical Association. Citing an 1 by~. unpublished survey by the non-profit Alan Guttmacher Institute of New York, the JOumal noted that the average charge for a first-trimester abortion in 1986 was $209 at an vas mabortion clinic, $235 at other clinics and $272 in a physician's office. Today, the averages My are barely higher. Researchers cite competition and "more efficient perfonnance" of the g hungPl'Ocedme. ~~~~CIENCE nk, l'rl \::'~ :U.S. lagging in science materials ..••. Ill it, ~ rht was! . A three-year study by the National Research Council shows that the field of materials 'e tablescie~ .rapidly is evolving from numerous specialties, and promises a host of new ng for ~llpplications in the next decade. But the study, released Tuesday, warns that the U. S.' weak a tug .oman~cturing system, fragmented research programs and lagging non-defense federal iis pi~nding threaten to leave most of the new discipline's benefits to Japan and W ~ t dn't ~ enn?11Y· Theoretical and practical breakthroughs now allow scientists to customiz'., ~d awtaterials almost atom by atom. Stronger, lighter structural materials, better magnets ? .. 1d , page superCQl)ductors, electrical conductors and optical gl~ all seem ljkely, Comic redacted due to copyright
Puzzle redacted due to copyright Comic redacted due to copyright Comic redacted due to copyright 6 THE DAILY GUARDIAN edn day, October 4 19 ') mothers Brothers give concert for Lung Association
By RICH WARREN of Miami Valley. ery, Warren or Preble coun- ville elements, the comic and you've got a craft. You have music, the mystical but h' Tom and Dick Smothers ties. 90% of the aid is used for the straight man. this skill," explains Tom teachings of the "Yo-y1 Staff writer have been the National smoke cessation programs of "I was always a shy kid. Smothers. "We've been this Man," and their special gues
What do you get when you Christmas Seal Chairpersons asthma support groups, but I'd always overcome it by way since we were boys. As a Pat Paulsen, and you have 1 combine folk music, moral for the last two years, but they the American Lung Associa- being the class clown, by kid, Dickie used to charge me show that should not h and ethical issues, humor and missed. a yo-yo? If you know the Tickets for the show a: answer, you will be pleased to "We've been this way since we were boys." available at the America hear that the Smothers Broth Lung Association of the M ers are going to be perfonning did not wait until Christmas lion also helps other lung dis- creating chaos where there interest on money I bor ami Valley, 226 Belm0!4 a benefit concert at Memorial to help the American Lung eases. was none before. Most com rowed. Our appeal is our abil Park East, Dayton, O Hall Saturday, September Association. You do not have The show itself should be ics are working out some kind ity to disagree. We just have a 45405. Phone (513) 22l 30th at 8p.m. The proceeds of to wait either. All the money, a classic comic experience. of conflict; they don't know constant argument." 8391. Tickets are also a t d this concert are going to the after expenses, goes to aid Tom and Dick Smothers are what it is. As you get older Take their classic vaude able through the Memo · 1 American Lung Association people in Greene, Montgom- the ideal blend of two vaude- you resolve them, but by then ville banter, mix in some folk Hall box office. 0 Monkeemania much maligned by management mess Cl
By TOM ALESIA show and four years after the "It seems like we'll soon be nomination for Best Support music. Boulevard a few weeks a~ ©Copyrighl 1989, USA group's MfV exposure re hanging up our Monkee suits ing Actor in "Oliver!".) ''That's what it was," he "In the newspapers TODAY/Apple College Infor suscitated its career - the again." During the interview, said. "Bubblegum was hap magazines, it's always' mation Network four, er, three one-time, mop Jones and Peter Tork are Jones launched into a ram pening then. Listen to the Nesmith doesn,t want to 1 Earlier in the day as he top clones can still stir a upset that fellow Monkee bling five-minute explana soundtrack of 'Good Morn one of the Monkees at walked through an Atlanta crowd. Micky Dolenz insisted on a tion of the situation. ing, Vietnam,' there are a few more.' But he is one of airport, Davy Jones was During their current management change for the "Peter and I were think bubble gum songs on there. Monkees," Jones said. "Hi stopped by a handful of fans, American tour, the Monkees' group. When the pair refused, ing we were going to be tour They were even enjoyed by just not touring with us, l including an elderly woman. follow-up to an enonnously Dolenz opted to end the tour ing a little longer so we put the troops. Bubble gum? It know. We never went oul "You·re Davy," the eld popular reunion tour in 1986, later this month. everything else aside," Jones doesn't bother me. That's find a fourth Monkee." erly woman shrieked. "Can I During the Monkei have your autograph for my reunion hoopla of 19 granddaughter?" "It seems like we'll be hanging up Jones wrote his autobiog Speaking by phone, phy, "They Made a Mont Jones recalled the incident Monk~e Out of Me." Although ii with amazement 'That's sort our .SJJ_its again." -~!~ ..~l~ ~o~e.rt~I J ofrare, isn't it? Ifit was Mick tures, the book's text is ca Jagger, I don't think she'd be they prov.de audiences with As a result, Jones is said. "I'm disappointed in what we were, thank you very sidered as lightweight as as fr~ to go up to him and ask cheerful hits like 'Tm a Be- fuming. He had declined an Micky. much." group's TV show. for an autograph." liever" and "Daydream Be- offer to perform Gene Kelly's ''This is the last tour And all the fuss about Still, "They Made l I Indeed, Monkeemania liever." role in a British production of we've got in mind for the next the Monkces not playing their Monkee Out of Me" inclu~ continues. Even now - 21 Yet there's something "Singin' intheRain"inorder 10 years, I'm sure." own instruments? one particular bit of triviatll years after the cancellation of wrong with the Monkees' totourthisyear.(Jones,atage Hey, isn't this the group "It bothered me at first needs further elaboration· reac the Monkees' whirlwind TV business. Or, as Jones puts is_!?, had earned a Tony Award that's too busy singing to put because all I wanted to do was one that mentions Jimi Hl'i of h the t anybody down? fight," the people criticizing drix as an opening act for Still, Jones insists that the band, Jones said. "Then I Monkees in the late '(/) frier he puts on a happy face in thought, 'It's true. We go Hendrix performed a fr THE SEARCH IS NOW ON! concert. down into the studio and cut shows with the Monkees an prac putti 1990 MISS OHIO USA® PAGEANT "Here I am out in Amer- an album without playing the audience was less tlu ica touring for the fans, enjoy- instruments because we don't kind. ~om If you are an applicant who qualifies and are ing what I'm doing and giv- have time." "I th h 'Man th mg between the ages of 17 and under 25 by oug t, , 1 ! February 1, 1990, never married and at least a ing my all. This is what we do The Monkees' current guy is weird.' Very loud, v~ ~u~ six month resident of Ohio, thus college dorm when we're on stage so we tour began in Japan, where weird. I didn't understar ~ c students are eligible, you could be Ohio's don't take the private thing Monkeemania thrives. representative at the CBS·nationally televised what he was singing about! b: Miss USA® Pageant in February to compete for into the auditorium." "The Monkees were playing," Jones said. ' and over $200,000 in cash and prizes. The Miss Ohio The 44-year-old Jones very big in Japan 20 years thought he was quite mada! USN~ Pageant for 1990 will be presented in the sho~ Grand Ballroom of the Marriott North Hotel in also enjoys the benefits of ago," Jones said. "In fact in far out." Columbus, Ohio, November 24, 25 and 26, being a Monkee now more the early '80s, they put 'Day Less difficult to unde cam 1989. The new Miss Ohio USA• , along with her than he did during the hectic dream Believer' behind a expense paid trip to compete in the CBS· stand, according to Jon~, w ~ nationally televised Miss USA® Pageant, will days of the late '60s. Kodak commercial and that the Monkees' revival ind re:· 12 u.. no.,_. receive over $2,000 in cash among her many "I have time to stop and sparked interest in us again." mid- to late-'80s. Miu Ohlo OSA• prizes. All girls interested in competing for the smell the roses," he said. Mike Nesmith, the "I said to the boys mal __ title must write to: Discussing the Mon- Monkee who opted not tojoin times a few years ago, 'IfU 1990 Miu Ohio USA~ Pageant Cl clo Tri-State.Headquarters • Dept. CA, kees• reputation, Jones the group for any reunion four of us would walk dof ' 347 Locust Avenue, Washington, PA 15301-3399 doesn't hesitate to use the tour, did participate in a cere- the stteet and stand on U Tri-State Headquarters Phone ls 4121225-5343 de scrip tion of mony honoring the Monkees you thil COUJi Application Deadline Is October 18, 1989. bubble gum with a star on Hollywood going I COUJi Letters must include a recent snapshot, is th briefbiography, address and phone number. J>erh , \Miu USA ~ Pageant ls part of the famlly of Paramount Communications, Inc. "co fl Miss Ohio USA Is "A Carvern Production" bag , of s munJ
IOlllUDJIBUUUHURUIPHllMl:DUBU_DIDl_Aftlll______~----· Wednesday, October 4, 1989 THE DAILY GUARDIAN 7 ys er1ous seen lead to Wrigh State defea ?
By JEFF LOUDERBACK scent had dogs and cats stum- streets and lighting up T-shirts hung in souvenir glasses - sprawled across marchin' on Capitol Hill, bling through the streets of doobies." shops supporting the "Great the sidewalk with his hands And free our weed with a Sports Editor Wisconsin's capital city. While we strolled down American Cause." grappled tightly around a brand new bill."). A mysterious scent As WSU arrived in Madi- the main street, potheads "Hey Fred, Let's Get lightpost. On Capitol Hill, thou loomed in the air in son last Friday, people of all were firing up their doobies Bedrocked." One block down the sands of potheads gathered Madison.Wisconsin last shapes, sizes, races and con-- and then some. "Hey Scooby, Pass The street, a group was gathered holding signs, lighting weed weekend - and it wasn' t the ditions staggered in for the The pony-tailed, long- Doobie." around the "Bongo Brigade." and chanting "Amen" to the ai- scent ofa crisp fall afternoon. speaker's comments. Madison was the site of "Those people who ~ Wright State's 4-0 loss to "Do you know that marijuana seeds are high in protein... " smoke marijuana live one illl 11th-ranked Wisconsin. year longer than people who "We were hallucinating annual Legalization for bearded Pothead Jamboree "End Prohibition - Le Attired in Mexican ponchos, don'tdoanydrugsatall,"one that Wright State was scoring Marijuana rally. Trio drew a crowd along the galize The Leaf." six potheads rapped on their speaker said. "Because of '3: those goals, not Wisconsin. The scene was like a rerun sidewalks. It consisted of These are only a few ex bongos while others this, our government has us > That's why we lost!" said of The Twilight 'Zone - a one man chiming on a har amples of descriptions found stumbled to the beat. floating in one large death certain WSU women's soc stepbackintothe '60's. Upon monica, another strumming a on many rabid-mouthed, red Before we reached the chamber." cer team members. our arrival, the hotel clerk guitar and a third man fid eyed potheads. large crowd celebrating at the When we walked to the Maybe it was the sweet told us, "You're here at the dling on an old-fashioned One shirt, which featured capitol building, the "Lone pizzeria one hour later, the odorous breeze that caused right time. There'll be thou washboard singing songs to Uncle Sam with a joint in his Reefer" - wearing a mask, a Pothead Jamboree Trio still the Raiders to fall. That same sands of people roaming the "set us free." mouth, said, "I Want You hat and a cowboy shirt with echoed its words ofpeaceand To Dabble In The Doobs." marijuana leaves across the happiness. From the unique Assistant Coach Eric front - greeted us. "Do you smell of the ttio, it appeared Delp, Trainer James Wil know that marijuana seeds they had forgotten that the liams and myself searched are high in protein and are a 1988 rally had ended - and the streets for a nourishing great food source?" he said. stayed for 1989. restaurant for the team to dine We knew he wasn't the For Sunday's game, we at Saturday evening. person to ask about a good traveled to Milwaukee, As we turned the corner restaurant where the air is fresher and )UI by the hotel, we witnessed an But he did entertain the the people are cleaner. WSU oriental man - decorated in crowd with the "Lone Reefer prevailed 2-1 in overtime tket tai-dai and John Lennon style Rap" ("Goin' to keep unless I was hallucinating. 19 iog ont lit 1) c lS
~~~ LPGA atll continued from page 2 the scene. When I turned my Lopez was informed that )n . reached for a different piece head, he was standing next to someone had climbed the TV He; of ham to save myself from me talking with former Cin tower, and she was wonder or tt the embarrassment. cinnati Bengals quarterback ing why some crazy fool '(fJ About an hour later, my Ken Anderson. would do that. It turned out fo friend and I headed to the Anderson had taken that this crazy fool was !S an practice green. Bench was Knight off the hook and put Knight. He climbed the : thl putting and Knight decided to him on the air. He inter tower to get a better view of join in. Knight was perfonn- viewed him about playing for his wife's golfi ng perform th ing rather poorly while a the Reds, winning the World ance. Lopez said that she :: v~ la~ghing Bench told him to Series as a New York Met and wasn't surprised it was rstat suck with baseball. Nancy following his wife's career. Knight causing the hoopla on l()Ull ~opez laughed at her hus I found out that Knight the tower. d • hand as she took his putter enjoyed watching his wife Great golfing, excellent ad an and said, "Here honey- let me play golf. During the tourna competition, exciting com show you how to do it." ment, Lopez was leading pany - it was all part of that uncle Then Ken Anderson with a big crowd following. day. came into the picture. While I Knight was unable to get We should all realize nes I b in d was. usy watching Bench, I close. Suddenly, a loud com people in the spotlight are realized that Knight had left motion could be heard. human too. ) mai 'IfG ~do~ Chipmunk continued from page 3 Mr. Urick was seen in the csTANLEY H. KAPIAN on u Mr. Urick left, the little guys thil count, the only relevant ac came out in droves. I won't Rat, sprawled on the floor l Take Kaplan OrTakeYour Chances ,g I ~ount of the actual episode, attribute any meaning to this and spouting out nonsensical is that after Mr. Urick left, and I certainly wouldn't verse about rodents and chip SO Years Experience in Test Preparation I>erhaps to take a nip from his stoop to say·ng it had any- munks. Y-0u could say he was Learn-How You Can Increase Your Score! feeling a bit squirrelly. "coffee flask" I was able to ing to do with Mr. Urick's 1 Call Us Today! Editor's Note: To quote bag about seven decent shots breath, which could have (513) 293-1725 of several different chip powered a top-fuel dragster. Jackie Gleason; "Damn, that's good coffee!" 1· • munks. It seemed that after I will say that later that day, For other locations call 800-KAP-TEST 8 THE DAILY GUARDIAN Wednesday., October 4, 1989 Smock continued from page 1 Wright State and fit right from "people turning away destruction. Finally, accord- loud reply from those on The for." He did not detail w and Homan returned, but re into the pattern (of alcohol, from God," a sentiment ech ing to Tripp, in the '80's, Quad, most defending the things he meant bey0 mained as observers. sex and music)," Smock oed by Tripp when he re- rock music has begun what ACLU. Trippsaidthat,since pointing out that they defe Just after Tripp returned said. "But I'm sure some of sumed speaking. he called "the only thing left the organization gives legal homosexuals and peop' to the quad, Smock motioned who did not want the B i~ to the officers saying "these read in the classroom. "~ guys just took a preacher off. " ... you have sunk so low that you have to look say that everybody-ham: I hear no protests." up to tie your shoes." sexuals, lesbian, comllll The Barflys were pres nists - have a right." ent, as is their tradition, to you probably actually came Tripp said that rock mu- for them to do." This, he aid to groups he called im He defended his s sing their drinking song. from good homes." sicians entered into a con- said, was to infiltrate the moral and because they were ments by saying "proof This prompted Smock to say Smock said that Satan spiracy to "infiltrate the church. involved in removing reli- my allegation is in what "boys and girls, I have a con was able to "get hold of my Christian church." This con gious activities from public happenin g in our nation. fession to make: I was once mind" through meditation spiracy, he said, was four- When asked to identify schools, they were fi ghting whole thing is wrong." a fraternity boy." He related while he lived in Morocco. fold: the conspirators, Tripp said again t the church. Privately a long story which he said "And the next thing I First, according to Tripp, ''I'll name you a big one he aid that he f rmed his traced his path from rock know, I'm running around the tactics were subtle. Rock The American Civil Liber opinion of the group "by music, drugs and meditation those beaches stark naked," musicians had short hair and tic Union." reading about them omc to God in the 1960's. During he said. long ideburn . They This tatemcnt cau ed a of the basic th ing they tand the story, he would ask ques wanted to be called rebel , tions concerning rock bands He said he had sunk so he said, against fam ily , Vets of the period. To those who low that "I'd have to look up country and morality in gen- continued from page 1 versity' disabled veteran . The chairman of answered them correctly, he to look a snake in the eye." eral. Then, in the '60 's, should sail right through. According to the WSU Vet Veteran Affairs subcom B gave an autographed copy of He added, "most of you have "they brought drugs and sex These measures almost erans Affairs Office, 24 dis- tee is a Democrat also fr his book. The story ended sunk so low th at you'd have into it," and dressed in bath - never fai l to pass." abled veterans attend the Ohio, Doug Applegate. N with Smock finding God, as to look up to tie your shoe ing uits. The '70's, Tripp The proposed univer ity through the Vet- Ace 1g to M~ he put it, in a Burger King in laces." said, included "undres ing" monthly increa es in com erans Administration's Vo rey, bill H 1336 is ev Terre Haute, Indiana. Smock said the problem onstage and, wi th the Punk pen ation may be welcome c a t i o n a l awaiting pa sage by "Most of you come to in America today results Rockers, brought in hate and news for Wright State Uni- Rehabilitation Program. Hou e of Repre ntativ CLASSIFIED ADS
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