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Monday, April 11, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 77, Issue 130 So - what was I thinking? New building to be named for Olscamp by Lawrence Hinnan News staff writer

The University Board of Trustees on Friday approved a motion to name the new classroom building Paul J. Olscamp Hall. John Mahaney, president of the Board of Trustees, had proposed at an earlier meeting that the new building should be named after the president. Olscamp will leave his position as University president in 1995. At Friday's meeting at the Firelands campus, Mahaney said that honoring Olscamp with the building would be a fitting tribute for all he has accomplished as president during the last decade. "Paul Olscamp has been instrumental in creating an environment for excellence on this campus," Mahaney said. "Students, faculty and staff now have access to state-of-the art computing and library re- sources, an updated and new building and an improved building and facilities in which to work. "President Olscamp was also instrumental in the process of ap- proval and planning for this new classroom building," he added. Olscamp said he was proud and delighted to receive the recognition from the board. "This is probably the greatest honor of my life aside from getting this Job," Olscamp said "I'm looking forward to teaching in that building myself. I'll try to live up to this honor in the remaining time I'm here." In other business, the board also approved several resolutions at the meeting. Among them were the proposed 1994-95 Miscellaneous Auxiliary Budget and an allocation of $75,000 for improvement TW BG Newi/Roii Welti.er projects on the University campus. A proposed project with Colum- bia Gas of Ohio, Inc. was approved for the purpose of installing gas BG 24 News sports anchor James Ryan sits in all 30,599 seats of I When asked, Ryan said, "I didn't think there would be so many Doyt L. Perry Stadium Friday afternoon after losing a bet on the scats." Ryan finished the sit-in late Saturday night. NCAA championship to fellow News anchor Andrea Pacione. See TRUSTEES, page three. Kurds uncertain Fighting abates in Rwanda of their future Doctors claim soldiers slaughtered patients in hospital beds by Katirina Bjarvall by Paulina Jellnek Without Borders, said when he hacked to pieces. The acting Four Belgian planes and 250 The Associated Press The Associated Press and colleagues arrived at a hospi- prime minister was slain as she paratroopers arrived In the capi- tal Sunday, they found patients sought refuge. Aid workers, tal to assist in the evacuation, and ERBIL, Iraq ~ Abdullah Goran's stone house in Kurdish northern KIGALI. Rwanda - Fires they had treated the day before priests and nuns were targeted in about 330 U.S. Marines were in Iraq needs repairs, but he doesn't fix it even though he has plenty of burned on the outskirts of the had been killed by soldiers over- the massacres. Burundi. The Americans took money. devastated capital of Rwanda night Outside the capital, fighting evacuees to Nairobi, Kenya, "What's the use?" he said. "Saddam Hussein might come back one and hundreds looted aid ware- Many were in beds In tents set has pitted the Hutu-dominated aboard four C- 130s and two C 141 day." houses Sunday as fighting abated up around the hospital, he said. army and the mostly Tutsi transports. The 60-year-old landowner, clad traditionally In a red-and-whlte after three days of savage chaos. "We have decided it Is no use to Rwandan Patriotic Front The turban and baggy pants, sat before a dank, mildewed wall hung with At a hospital in Kigali, doctors work here anymore," Bertin said two sides reportedly agreed to a framed photographs of himself and his friends. The roof leaked and claimed, soldiers slaughtered "It is useless to cure someone cease-fire on Sunday, but its ef- Chaos in strips of peeling white paint dangled from the ceiling. patients in their beds. who is going to be killed anyway. fectiveness was in doubt Rwanda Less than a mile away, across the green flat lands of northern Iraq, Relief officials estimate as They were just lying in their "Both parties reached an Saddam's troops are dug in with tanks and artillery along the 36th many as 10,000 people have been tents dead." agreement on a cease-fire and parallel, the southern boundary of the self-governing Kurdish en- killed in Kigali alone. The fight- It was not immediately known apart from some sporadic gun- /About 10,000 people are clave. The boundary Is a constant affront to the Iraqi leader, whose ing - the result of a decades-old how many were killed at the hos- fire, it seems to be respected," believed lobe dead. Some were forces have killed thousands of Kurds in his 20-year effort to crush struggle between the Hutu and pital. Col Luc Marchal of the Belgian them. Tutsi ethnic groups - has forced Elsewhere in the city, bodies U.N. contingent In Kigali told killed while they were in hospital Many of the estimated 3 million Kurds in the enclave are as uncer- hundreds of Europeans and were strewn in the streets. Fight- Belgian television network beds. tain of the future as Goran, even as they build a new state after half a Americans to flee the country, ing had raged since the presi- RTBF. century of fighting for a homeland. many for neighboring Burundi. dents of Rwanda and Burundi - But just hours later, France-2 / The violence is related to a Goran is afraid to take his several Swedish tractors onto land near Foreigners were leaving by air Juvenal Habyarimana and Cy- television broadcast comments decades-old struggle between the the line. Twice, he has abandoned his home In the town of Bardaresh from Kigali airport or by convoy prian Ntary am Ira - died in a sus- from RPF leader Theogene Ru- because of Saddam's scorched-earth campaigns against the Kurds. to Bujumbura, Burundi's capital. picious plane crash on Wednes- daslngwa, who said "We have Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups. The U.S.-led Gulf War allies established the enclave as a haven for Secretary of State Warren day on return from a conference little option" but to continue ad-

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'!t The Page Editorial The BG News page two Monday, April 11,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

KirkPavelich Glen Lubbert editor-in-chief managing editor

Julie Tagliaferro Eileen McNamara assistant managing editor news editor

Sharon Turco Michael Zawacki Scott DeK at ch city editor editorial editor Insider editor Silent moment is best solution Another conflict in the battle about school prayer was settled Friday, this time in Mississippi. Gov. Kirk Fordice signed a bill allowing prayer in public schools, providing it was initiated by a stu- dent This bill, which was introduced after a high school principal was suspended for allowing students to read prayers over the intercom, expands on a state law which allows voluntary prayer. The bill also relates to the 1992 Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision which held that voluntary, stu- Justifying the punishment dent-led and student-initiated prayers are constitu- tional. That decision two years ago opposed the 1964 U.S. Cruel punishment vs. Justifia- There are three forms of pun- zerland and Germany. Those Supreme Court decision that stated that school ble Punishment: A topic of much ishment I support which many countries have proven the effi- prayer is unconstitutional. debate. find controversial, and they are ciency and humanity of chemical We at The News believe that those who do not want The Issue of crime Is receiving currently being debated In many castration. Chemical castration to participate in public prayer do not have to. Yet, a lot of attention, and many are state and federal bills. They are can be reversed, so It's not perm- why should these people even have to listen to it if it searching for ways to deal with Three Strikes and You're Out," anent. Knowing it can be re- is not something they believe? the ever growing epidemic. Con- chemical castration, and the versed makes the punishment gress is submitting proposals in death penalty. I'd actually prefer justifiable, not cruel. There are many ways people can pray and wor- their own futile effort to halt the two strikes and you're out, but The death penalty is something ship. While we acknowledge that school prayer often flow of crime. Every citizen is you have to make a pill small hard for many to swallow, and it exists at school events including graduation, we angry and they are screaming for enough for liberals to swallow. Is perfectly justifiable for crimi- think a moment of silence or a thought for the day something to be done. We hear a Rick It'a amazing that people are nals who have committed more that does not have any sort of religious connotation lot of rhetoric, but not much is opposed to the "Three Strikes than one murder. It Is def inltly would be better at these events, as well as over the being accomplished. Hackbarth and You're Out" proposal. How justifiable for serial murderers intercom. Michael Fay, native of Dayton, can anyone consider giving a and rapist. The death penalty was That way, the people who want to pray can pray in is to receive six lashes with a rat- deserves to be flogged. You don't criminal more than three one of the provisions in the Flor- the way they choose, with the words they want to use, tan cane for spray-painting and destroy 18 cars and Just get a chaises, before they are put ida crime bill, and It drew less as well as pray to the god of their choice. throwing eggs, bricks and flower slap on the wrist. Singapore's away for good? In a majority of opposition than chemical castra- pots at 18 cars and stealing some crime rate Is minlscide com- the cases criminals commit nu- tion. Only one committee mem- In the same way, those who do not want to pray can "No Smoking" signs. Many are reflect on what is important to them, whether it be pared to the crime rate In the merous crimes prior to being ber tried to get rid of it. Massa- crying foul and saying the pun- United States. The U.S. should convicted for the first one. Yes, I chusetts Republican Governor family, friends or other interest. ishment is unjust. President Clin- begin to look at other countries agree criminals need to be William Weld is trying to rein- While we do not believe the Mississippi principal ton and George Fay, Michael with low crime rates, and learn treated for their problems, but state the death penalty in New should have been suspended, we also do not agree Fay's father, are seeking cle- from them. The crime statistics they shouldn't be granted more England Weld was quoted as say - with the bill that says prayer is permissible provid- mency for Michael Fay. While In this country are getting out of than three chances. "Three ing, "It's about time violent thugs ing it is student-led. Either way, it is a person com- some are advocating a more le- control, and virtually no one la Strikes and You're Out" la a jus- started having nightmares of bining church and state, making it awkward for peo- nient punishment, a lot more safe. Michael Fay may not be tifiable punishment for criminals their own about the death penalty ple who may not agree with or believe in the prayer. aren't so merciful towards Mi- able to alt down for about two with a lengthy criminal record and life behind bars." chael Fay. weeks, but on the other hand he Chemical castration Is In a When someone murders an- Prayer is something sacred, beautiful and helpful According to USA Today, more most likely wont be vandalizing Florida bill awaiting passage by other person that person loses all for those who believe in its power. For those that than 100 letters and 200 phone cars again. Another thing many the state legislature. Under the their constitutional rights to live don't believe, it is only awkward and frustrating be- calls were received by the Singa- are forgetting to consider Is that proposal, chemical castration like a person who has retained cause they have to hear it pore Embassy supporting the Michael Fay has lived In Singa- will be ordered for rapist that their rights. I believe In natural Singapore government and tell- pore for some time now, there- have been convicted twice. When consequences. You reap what ing them to go ahead with the fore he should know that the a man is given chemical cast ra- you sow. The natural conse- punishment. Some of the letters Singpore government doesn't tion it eliminates his ability to quences for someone who has The BG News Staff were quoted as saying, "Hold the treat criminals lightly. have an erection, and his sperm murdered another person Is the line — don't give in," and another The United States has to stop production Is reduced. What's death penalty. said, "Punish hooligans and enjoy being a bunch of liberal patsies, suprislng to find out is that wom- photo editor Ross Weilzner Natural consequences should the benefits of a safe, clean soci- and begin to deal with criminals en's rights organisations and the be applied to every criminal, sports editor MarkDcChanl ety I " Michael Fay's hometown harshly. People deserve the right American Civil Liberties Union with the consequences being de- assistant photo editor Nathan Wallace newspaper. The Dayton Daily to feel safe when they walk down are opposed to the idea of chemi- cided by the jury. Its principles assistant sports editor Randy Setter News, has also received nu- the streets, and not worry about cal castration. In their stating need to be applied to the most assistant sports editor Mike Kazim ore merous letters supporting the being robbed, mugged or raped. why they oppose it they quote the deviant criminal, and to the crim- Insider managing editor JoePciffcr flogging. The overall consensus There are many forms of pun- eighth amendment, which for- inal who only commits a minor special projects editor Dawn Keller Is that many support the punish- ishment which justify the crime bids the government from enact- offense. Each punlahmmt needs assistant special projects editor Leah Barnum ment, and the criminal should get that the criminals commit. It's ing any cruel or unusuaipunish- to Justify the crime. punished. copy chief Meridith McCracken time we start Implementing ments. This punishment isn't The punishment la justifiable them, and take back security and cruel, and it Is currently being Rick Hackbarth is a weekly Dawn Keller assistant copy chief for the crime and Michael Fay safety from the criminals. used In Denmark, Sweden, Swit- columnist for The BG News. copy editor Cindy Williams copy editor Jenny Buechler copy editor Anthony PuceII copy editor Scott DeKaich LETTERS TO THE EDITOR administration reporter Leah Bam um faculty reporter Katie Simmons Senators violate Twenty-three senators, who like you have a lethargic attitude that when in another country or student government reporter Lawrence Human are charged with acting in the towards vandalism, criminal state, you are subject to all laws best Interest of the students, mischief and stolen property of that country or state, and I student life reporter Courtney Gangemi students' voted not to protect the constitu- charges. I hope this isn't the case. find it hard to believe that Fay Melissa Lipowski human diversity reporter rights tional rights of their constitu- Second, I commend you for re- went unaware of the possible courts reporter TaraSiubbs ents. These senators should be cognizing the opposition to your punishment of the crimes he police reporter Jonathan Broadfoot ashamed of the contempt that viewpoint. However, I'd like to committed, considering he lives city government reporter JohnGibney they have shown for the supreme bring up an idea that many may there as a resident of that coun- general assignment reporter Robin Coe TheBG News: laws of our nation and our state. feel ashamed to have not thought try. This is why so many Ameri- general assignment reporter Cynthia Kent In an article regarding the res- about before, and I hope people cans say, "Let him have it." He general assignment reporter David Coehrs ignation of USG cabinet member Jason Sonensheln are. Singapore administers the lives in Singapore, not the Day- general assignment reporter MattFieier Erin DeWerf f, USG President USG Senator at-large caning punishment to other peo- ton area. He is subject to Singa- sports layout Brian Mart Jason Jackson was quoted as say- ple convicted of these same pore law, not that of America. ing "the [ USG]const itut ion is a sports layout AndyDugan crimes, but why did America not very sacred document to those of become so outspokenly opposed Finally, this is not a question of us in USG." It's too bad that the Fay's punishment to caning until one if Its own got progress in society. It's more of a Constitution of the United States is just under caught breaking the law in an- "Who should be able to affect the Copyright 01994 by The BO News. Reprinting of any material in and the Constitution of the State other country? I suppose if we justice process In other countries this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly of Ohio don't command the same Singapore law are as Just, as we'd like to think, by making its native citizens' pnfeMftd, respect from our honorable sena- then we would have made a case cases?" I don't think any country The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and tors. against Singapore's criminal jus- has this right, especially Amer- is published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the In a USG meeting Monday tice system long before a native ica, considering we have the gall summer. night, the Senate voted 23-9 TheBG News: Ohloan broke the law. to tramp over so many countries TheBG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of my against a bill which would have First, I must comment on your as it Is with our culture and busi- errors in stories or photograph descriptions. requested that unwarranted remarks that all Fay did was to ness elthlcs. Fay moved to Singa- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student room inspections conducted be "convicted of criminal mis- Why dldnt America speak out pore and is not subject to Ameri- chief, vandalsim and possession against fff«twg before Michael body, faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in without probable cause be dis- can society while he resides continued. Twenty-three of your of a stolen 'No Smoking' sign." Fay broke the law? Simple... be- there. columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BO senators voted to endorse a poli- And I suppose other criminals cause we don' t think about it. We News. Letters intended for publication must be between 200-300 cy that is in direct violation of were "merely" convicted of their haven t cared until it affected us words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone number and the Fourth Amendment to the crimes am well the world over? somehow. We have to have a real, University affiliation, if any. The BO News reserves the right to edit U.S. Constitution and Article I, All they did was get convicted as tangible reason to apeak out Kevin R. Myers any sod all letters. section 14 of the Constitution of well, you know... just like Mi- against OMhjsJj and this happwit av iVemllaaAaa Ohio. chael Fay. My point Is it seems to be the case. Also, do not forget Telwonmmiinloatlons/French The BG News Headlines Monday, April 11,1994 page three

ITHREEApril 1 1 19 9 4 Tuesday Mush! The baseball team plays host to the Xavier Musketeers r*—v at 3 p.m. at Steller Field. The softball team hosts the Miami Redskins in a home 2 %',. doubleheader at 2 p.m. ■ I - : \y «r Wednesday • The BGSU Theatre's One Act Play Festival opens for a four-day run in 411 South HalL Tonight's playbill includes "Calm Down Mother" by Megan Terry, "This Property is Condemned" by Tennessee Williams; "The Man in the Case" written by Anton Chekov and adapted for the stage by Wendy Wasserstein; and two plays by BGSU graduate student Christopher Cotton, "Road Train" and "Blood of Caravans." Curtain time is 8 p.m. BGSU's Jazz Week will present Jeff Halsey & Friends in concert at 8 p.m. in Bryan Recital HalL The softball team hosts Dayton in a doubleheader at 3 p.m. . JBL*4 Thursday

• The 1962 movie version of "Little Shop of Horrors" will be shown at 9 p.m. in the Gish Film Theatre. • The BGSU Jazz Lab Bands, under the direction of David Melle and Jeff Halsey, will give a free concert at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. The event is part of Jazz Week '94. >*> \* The BGSU One Act Play Festival will present "Naomi in the Living Room," "Freezer Burn," and "The Sneeze" \ . at 8 p.m. in 411 South HalL Admission is $2. ■*- Friday "The Eagle," a silent film directed by Clarence Brown, will be shown at 8 p;.m. in the Gish Film Theatre. AP Pholo/Krvln Karl ram • The softball team hosts the Akron Zips in doublehead- er action beginning at 2 p.m. Bethany I,yon takes a morning walk accompanied by her children I walk through Galveston's historic district is a daily ritual for Sidney and Noel and four dogs Friday in Galveston, Texas. The | Lyon. • The men's tennis team is in action at home against the Ball State Cardinals beginning at 3 p.m. TRUSTEES MINORITIES He said he does not believe the Continued from page one. "Firelands campus Is grow- Continued from page one. ing," Williams said."We have location of the company takes service with service connections small classes and wonderful half are minorities. away from providing economic along the west side of Dunbridge professors. We're grateful to Robinson said he has hired stu- opportunities to minorities. Road. have the Board of Trustees think dents who could not afford to go About 55 percent of his compan- This was the yearly Board of so highly of us that they go out of to college and in that way has y's 100 workers are minorities. Trustees meeting that takes their way to have a meeting here. also helped put money back into place at Firelands campus in- I know from other universities the community. "We're in the construction stead of on the Univerity's main that this is highly unusual. He said companies who receive business. We have to go and hus- campus. R. Darby Williams, dean the contracts should try to locate tle work," he said. "I don't know of Firelands campus, thanked the "It means a lot to us that the in minority communities, but what the neighborhood's got to do board and Olscamp for their con- board wants us to be better that they have to make money. with it." tinued interest and support in linked to Bowling Green," he "It's hard to blame them for lo- Firelands. added. cating where they have to locate Karen Conrad, who manages to run their business," he said. the Ohio Department of Devel- Leroy Ozanne, chief executive opment's office for small and de- KURDS officer of Ozanne, said his com- veloping businesses, said the pany moved out of downtown purpose of the SBA program is to Continued from page one. ted, it will mean genocide for the Cleveland in 1986 to a largely in- help the companies and their lo- Kurds. The international com- dustrial area with few residents. cation has nothing to do with it. nerable. There may be allied munity gives us no support. "We just found that we were warplanes in Turkey, but no al- They've sold weapons to Iraq and better off in the neighborhood Conrad said the companies lied troops are at hand to support these are being used against us." close to our banks and where we must apply for aid and be judged the 30,000 guerrilla fighters, who "Things are better now be- do a lot of bidding with municipal financially disadvantaged, mean- Drive Use Your have no heavy weapons. cause we're free," Ramziyeh and federal offices," Ozanne ing they did not have equal ac- Massoud Barzani, a Kurdish Hassan said as she fed her seven said. cess to markets. leader whose father was the children a sparse meal of toma- Safely, Turn Signals legendary guerrilla chief Mus- toes, cucumbers and yogurt tafa Barzani, told The Associated mixed with water at her home In Press: "If the U.N. mandate is lif- Zakho, near Turkey. STUDENT TRAVEL April 16th 8 p.m.2 Collese of Kobacker Hall • Musical Arts 1-800-777-0112 —527i The world's UffMI atudent & youth trawl or««nliallon JlA InAVtL SDirty Dozen Brass Band! • Tickets: $12, $10, $8 - $3 BGSU student discount 5 Call 2-8171 for ticket information , UAO SUPPORTS THE RIGHTS OF ALL HUMANITY 2 Call 2-7164 or 2-2343 for other information t

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The University Chapter of Public Relation* Student Society of America baa invited more than 27 universities to participate in a dis- trict conference to present various public relation topics. The PRSSA District Conference will present students with the different Jobs available in public relations during the morning events and issues with which public relation practitioners deal during the afternoon events on Saturday. Professionals In public relation fields will present the topics. •They'll talk about their jobs and areas In the public relations field," said Terry Rentner, communications Instructor. "Love and War The Relationship Between the Media and Public Relations Practitioners" will feature Joseph Frederickson, director of marketing for The (Toledo; Blade , Nara Schoenberg, health re- porter for The Blade and Kelly Gerrow, VJ>. of Corporate Communi- cation National Emergency Services of Toledo. It begins at 1 JO p.m. in 121 West Hall 'The media doesn't like to use public relation material, but rely on a great portion of it for news," Rentner said. "They like to cover The BC NtwiMdku W.I Uc t things themselves, but depend on practitioners for a great deal of Akll Walton, center, makes a point about the negative effects of I Juice" and was part of the First Annual Brotherhood Conference news." alcoholism In today's society. The discussion was entitled "Gin n' | sponsored by the Men of African Descent. She said it is Important for public relation practitioners and the media to understand one another's roles. B-GLAD week aims Ohio DUI laws become stricter to promote diversity Drivers can receive on-the-spot license suspension, other charges

by Mcllssi Llpowkl by JonithiH S. Broadtaot Cooke said many drivers don't puter and shredded, according to for drivers who habitually en- danger the lives of other by driv- News staff writer News staff writer realize consequences of a first the ODPS. time offense. "If you refuse to take the test ing in an intoxicated state," The P.E.O.P.L.E. Committee, LAGA and A Common Thread will With Ohio's new stricter DUI For example, Cooke said a at the time of being pulled over, Montgomery said. "Clearly, the sponsor B-GLAD week this week to encourage awareness about gay, laws in effect, people thinking of male, 30, with two children, you automatically lose your li- time is past due for penalties to lesbian and bisexual Issues among University students. driving under the influence may received an 'on-the-spot' license cense for one full year," Cooke be increased in Ohio for repeat The event is important in creating understanding and diversity want to think again. suspension for 90 days. The 90 said. offenders of this serious crime," among all University students, said Christopher Smitherman, an or- Since the new DUI laws went days 'on-the-spot' suspension is Aside from the six points that she said. ganizer for the event into effect in September 1993, only the beginning of a long, are added to one's driving re- There are more than 12,000 "It is important for all students to attend the events in order to ful- 30,324 drivers have received li- drawn out punishment process, cord, attorney fees can add up. people who have been convicted ly understand the Issues," Smitherman said. cense suspensions from the Bu- Cooke said. Fees can range from several for DUI five or more times in Because most people have formed their opinions about homosexu- reau of Motor Vehicles, accord- The man had a blood alcohol hundred dollars to more than a Ohio. Additionally, 56 percent of ality through pure opinions and not on facts, it is important for them ing to Charles D. Shipley, direc- content (BAC) of .71 percent, thousand. Plus, Insurance com- the total number of DUI convic- to learn the facts, he said. tor of the Ohio Department of which is significantly more than panies would consider a DUI tions are received by repeat "At least if students have made the effort to at least learn the facts, Public Safety. the legal limit of .10 percent offender to be in the high-risk offenders, according to Mont- then that shows that they have had the courage to seek out the facts," "These drivers received After the 90-day suspension, category. "It's like a snowballing gomery. he said. "At least then, they will have an informed position." 'on-the-spot' license suspensions the offender may receive an ad- effect," Cooke said. The events will begin today with the opening rally in the Union from 90 days to three years and ditional suspension from the According to the BMV, 7,316 of Montgomery said a person Oval from 11:30 am. until 1 p.m. There will be an open microphone faced additional charges in court, court. the 30,324 suspended drivers convicted twice for stealing a for students and faculty members to express their views on the Is- including fines, jail time, addi- This particular man also had to were suspended because they re- pack of gum can be prosecuted sues. tional license suspension, vehicle pay $500 in court fees, a $250 fused to take the BAC test. for a felony. In contrast, under immobilization and, in some ALS fee and a $250 DUI convic- "Besides 'on-the-spot' suspen- This Wednesday has been designated Jeans Day, in which all stu- cases, vehicle forfeitures," Shi- tion reinstatement fee. sions, law enforcement agencies current Ohio law, a driver can be dents and faculty members are encouraged to wear jeans in support pley said. "I cant think of any type of and courts have confiscated and convicted of a DUI an unlimited of human rights. The 30324 drivers who have employee that wouldn't have his Immobilized thousands of vehi- number of times without being received Administration License Job affected by a license suspen- cles," Shipley said. prosecuted as a felon. Suspensions (ALS) were shocked According to Smitherman, supervisors are encouraged to allow sion. It could cost people their Vehicles can be immobilized "If DUI convictions are a felo- at how stringent the new DUI their employees to wear jeans as well to create a stronger sense of jobs," Cooke said. "It's kind of for a second DUI offense for ny, people won't just get a slap on uniformity and support. laws are, said David Cooke of the like a double whammy." driving under a DUI suspension. the wrist. They'll be put behind ODPS. The man also had to go to coun- As of Feb. 23, more than 4,000 bars," said Kristy VanKoughnet,

::!!)M(N.i"!:.i"P seling for several weeks and then vehicles were Immobilized, ac- Ohio Senate Media Relations. appear before a panel of parents cording to BMV records. Locally, Bowling Green police whose children had been lolled Sen. Betty Montgomery, Lt. Thomas Brokamp said the ATTENTION ALL ORGANIZATIONS by drunk drivers, Cooke said. R-Perrysburg, an advocate of new DUI laws havent had a great Driver's licenses obtained by toughening penalties for chronic effect on the city. • ARE YOU OFFICIALLY REGISTERED AT BGSU? law enforcement from on-the-s- DUI offenders, would like to re- "The procedures are just a pot suspensions are forwarded to duce the legal BAC limit to .08. little more difficult now," Bro- • DO YOU REPRESENT A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE UNDERGRADUATE the BMV, logged into the com- "No tolerance should be shown kamp said. STUDENT POPULATION IN SHEER SIZE AND/OR PERCENTAGE OF RESPECTIVE CONSTITUENTS? miiM orricns T B h I N I N G CORPS

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K State The BG News Monday, April 11,1994 page five American Ohio officers fear prison problems objection The Associated Press was designed for 750 inmates tions officers to watch an esti- percent capacity with 2,915 10-to-l; Chillicothe Correc- CLEVELAND -- corrections in 1989. It held 2,339 last week, mated 40,665 prisoners by the inmates. The inmate-to-guard tional Institute, 10-to-l; London to caning officers fear that a riot similar more than three times capaci- end of the year, Stickrath said. ratio is 12-to-l. Other prisons Correctional Institution, to the one that killed 10 at ty, The Plain Dealer reported McElvain said the Ross Cor- with high ratios include: Allen 11-to-l; and Madison Correc- Ohio's maximum-security Sunday. rectional Institution is at 214 Correctional Institution, tional Institution, 12-to-l. criticized prison last year could occur at The newspaper said only any of the state's overcrowded three of the state's 24 prisons by Kenneth L. Whiting and understaffed prisons. were under capacity last week, The Associated Press "The prisons are a powder including one prison medical Lucasville prison's crowding, keg," said Lynne Barst, facility. SINGAPORE - Noting that spokesman for the Ohio Civil Thomas Stickrath, regional many Americans favor the flog- Service Employees Associa- director of the Ohio Depart- ging of a U.S. teen-ager who van- ment of Rehabilitation and other problems to be lessened tion, the union for prison dalized cars, Singapore news- workers. Correction, agrees that the papers are hitting back at critics "We're happy that things prisons are overcrowded and by Carolyn Plone "This facility's mission will change slightly of this city-state. have improved so much at Lu- understaffed. The Associated Press after that facility is built," Reginald Wilkinson, At the center of an internation- casvllle, but people had to be "We are trying to improve director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilita- al controversy is Michael P. Fay, moved out of there and placed things, but it will take time," he LUCASVILLE, Ohio -- The state's only maxi- tion and Correction, said at a recent news con- 18, of Dayton. He was sentenced all around the state. These said. mum-security prison is beginning to get relief ference at Lucasville. to six strokes of a rattan cane, other facilities are bursting at Stickrath said new prisons from the burdens of housing the mentally ill, One way it will change is through a no-parole four months in jail and a fine of the seams." have been opened in Dayton, death row inmates and those with disciplinary policy, so Inmates cannot go onto the street from about $2,200. In the 11-day riot last April Marion, Columbus and Bel- problems. Lucasville. "American politicians and at the Southern Ohio Correc- mont County since 1991. A For about 20 years, the state has relied on the "In order for them to earn parole, they will commentators - stout champions tional Facility in Lucasville, a prison will open in Noble Southern Ohio Correctional Facility for inmates have to earn their way out of Lucasville, and into of the rule of law - have been guard and nine inmates were County in 1996 and the state is who could not get along at less restricted another high-security facility," Wilkinson said. busy lashing out at Singapore," killed. preparing to begin construc- prisons. The crowding problem has been solved - for Warren Fernandez wrote in a Jim McElvain, a member of tion of an extra-secure But one year ago Monday, the state's largest now. There were 1,822 inmates in the prison be- column in The Sunday Times. the union's prison inspection "supermax" prison in Youngs- and deadliest riot occurred at Lucasville. A fore the riot, many two-to-a-cell. When L-block "These commentators gloss team, formed to look at condi- town. guard and nine inmates died during the ensuing is full again, there will be 1,620, only one per over, or refuse to accept, the fact tions after the Lucasville riot, "We need alternatives for 11-day standoff. cell. that many Americans appear to said that it was widely feared nonviolent prisoners, like drug The riot changed the state's priorities. Now The union that represents the prison guards accept Singapore's decision," he last year that the Lorain Cor- abusers and thieves," he said. the rural prison will hold only its worst concedes the staffing levels now are better at wrote. rectional Institution would be "These kinds of people can be offenders. Lucasville than other state prisons. An opinion poll by the Dayton the next prison to erupt. handled in smaller, communi- "Lucasville will be reserved for the bad Nate Miller, a guard and president of the Ohio Daily News last week found "It didn't happen because it's ty-based corrections facili- guys," said the new warden, Terry Collins. "If Civil Service Employees Association chapter most of those who responded a reception center and the in- ties." you don't make it out of the system, you'll come that represents the Lucasville guards, said he backed the caning. A phone-In mates don't stay there long He said ah intensive proba- back here." hoped the prison continues single-celling and poll conducted by the newspaper enough to form unions and tion program, where people The mental health patients have been moved maintaining a higher ratio of guards to inmates. tallied 2,270 who approved of the make trouble," he said. "That's convicted of a crime are to a treatment center in Lima. The death row sentence and 828 who opposed it. the only thing keeping it closely watched but not neces- prisoners soon will be transferred to the Mans- L-block, renovated after the riot, has one bed Fernandez contends the real quiet." sarily jailed, and home- field Correctional Institution. to a cell. But bolts were put in the walls that issue is whether "an American Lorain, where many monitoring systems are An extra-secure "supermax" prison to be built would allow a second bed to be added. The state should be exempt from Singa- prisoners go for initial proces- needed. in Youngstown, probably by 1997, also will help said the bolts were put in before the decision pore's tough laws because some sing into the prison system, Ohio will have 4,859 correc- streamline Lucasville's diverse population. was made for single-celling. Americans find these laws dis- tasteful," he wrote. In his last chance to escape the HAVE YOU CALLED flogging. Fay has until April 20 to MOM & DAD LATELY? file an appeal for clemency with Pothole damages cost billions President Ong Teng Cheong. Ong has received a letter from O I President Bill Clinton urging that Inferior design, construction of roads could be reason for problems Fay be spared a beating. The con- tents of the letter have not been The Associated Press flat tires this year than last compare to European roads, most reported. Clinton earlier de- year," said Turk, whose group of which are twice as thick, last Michigan Department of Trans- scribed the punishment as "ex- CLEVELAND ~ Potholes sup- provides roadside service to twice as long and cost twice as portation who studied highways treme." port a billion-dollar industry members in nine northeastern much. In Germany and Austria in 1992. across the country, and this win- Ohio counties. "This is almost "I've been on the roads over "We kind of build them and then ter has produced a bumper crop. exclusively caused by potholes." there, and they're great," said don't touch them." From flattened tires to man- Jonathan Greentree, spokesman gled ball Joints, millions of cars for the Ohio Department of Costlier roads are a good deal Rent from are suffering because of all that "If the roads are bad, Transportation. "I wonder why if they last longer, he said. freezing, thawing, plowing and it costs more to ship we can't do the same over here." salting. The short answer is money. "If the roads are bad, it costs HERTZ PENSKE. What's more, repair crews are goods, it costs more Europeans spend twice as much more to ship goods, it costs more making people late for work and to do business, it per mile to build and maintain to do business, it costs more for snarling traffic, said Damian J. their roadways. everybody," Van Portfliet said. 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Killih has contributed to a powerful decline also could help keep a lid The Associated Press sell-off in the financial markets on inflation, according to William racial slurs In the last month. Investors ab- Sullivan, director of money mar- dies NEW YORK - Those little tan hor Inflation, partly because it ket research at Dean Witter, Dis- The Associated Press "I find It absolutely repug- O's floating In your breakfast eats the value of investments cover & Co. The Associated Press nant that some people hate so bowl may seem like ordinary such as bonds, which pay fixed COLUMBUS - A black stu- completely they feel compel- Cheerlos. But to some econo- interest rates. That's because weakened stock DELRAY BEACH, Fla. - dent at Ohio State University's led to say something, yet mists they're leading Indicators Not all economists think in- and bond markets could dampen Ken Carson, who backed up College of Law has received they're so ashamed of their of low inflation. vestor fears are overblown. Be- consumer confidence and push Roy Rogers in cowboy mov- two notes containing racial hate that they operate under a Last week General Mills cause market players tend to in- up Interest rates. High interest ies as a member of The slurs. cloak of anonymity," Thomp- lowered the price of the oat- vest in financial instruments for rates cut into new home sales, Sons of the Pioneers, has The Columbus Dispatch re- son wrote. based cereal by 12 percent. De- the long haul, they must look which are a fulcrum of consumer died of Lou Gehrig's ported that the first note said, About 19 percent of the law spite rampant anxiety in the fi- beyond current inflation trends demand for all sorts of goods and disease. He was 79. in part, "We all know ya got school's 650 students are mi- nancial markets about rising in- and try to anticipate consumer services. High demand for goods into law school cause ya black norities - of those, about 75 flation, some forecasters insist prices over the next year and In limited supply is a cause of in- Carson, who died Thurs- and a woman, not cause ya are black. About 11 percent of the opposite may now be true: beyond. flation. day, joined the group in have a brain cell In ya head!" the university's 50,000 stu- Consumer prices are actually "If people are worried over the 1942 after founding mem- It also told the student, who dents are minorities. falling in some parts of the econ- long-term that their dollars are In Russia, inflation has ap- ber Rogers left to become a movie star. asked the newspaper not to omy. worth less, they start taking ac- proached 1,000 percent a year for release her name, to "go back Wesley Bishop, a second- While rolling back Cheerios tion immediately to ensure," they many food staples. Brazil's to your slum." She received it year law student and a leader prices. General Mills Inc., the na- don't lose money, said Scott government just launched Its Carson sang on the March 17. of the Black Law Students As- tion's No. 2 cereal maker behind Lummer, an investment expert at eighth plan in as many years to Western group's two most sociation, addressed OSU Kellogg Co., made similar cuts in Ibbotson Associates In Chicago, check inflation running 40 per- famous records: "Tumbling The second letter appeared President Gordon Gee and the the prices of Wheaties and other an investment consulting firm. cent a month Tumbleweeds" and "Cool Wednesday. It accused the board of trustees on Friday. popular cereals. But to everyday Americans By comparison, inflation fears Water." His tenor was the victim and other black stu- "I'm here to simply be "That to me was a very telling whose paychecks stretch virtual- in the United States seem exag- echoing voice singing "cool, dents of being divisive for proactive, to make sure you statement," said Bruce Stein- ly as far as they did one year ago, gerated. Financial traders fret clear water" on the latter making the first letter public are aware of a situation," berg, an economist at Merrill evidence of Inflation is spotty at because Inflation threatens to tune. and making "a big fuss over Bishop said. "The law school Lynch & Co. beat. edge higher than the 2.S percent He appeared In 22 of small things." has been transformed into a "In a few selected parts of the Oil prices are at five-year lows. annual rate recorded over the 12 Rogers' cowboy movies as a It also accused her of not do- powder keg that is ready to economy, relating mainly to Many food Items cost less. months ended Feb. 28. member of the musical ing her own class work and of explode" autos or steel, there are some Growth in health-care costs, a group that backed up the writing the first note herself. pricing pressures that have major cause of past Inflation, has The next round of inflation actor when he sang. Both letters were typed. Bishop said he and his col- shown up. But in much broader slowed. Car price Increases are news that could jolt the markets leagues have experienced parts of the economy, there's subdued. Workers are hesitant to comes this week when the Labor Carson was born In Coal- Jeff Thompson, president of other racist acts at Ohio State. pretty Intense disinflationary ask for salary increases with all Department releases March gate, Okla., In 1915 and the student bar association, The association plans a news pressure under way." the recent layoffs. wholesale prices Tuesday and moved with his family to condemned the notes in a let- conference at the law school to Attention to signals of inflation A sustained financial market consumer prices Wednesday. California during the 1920s. ter to his fellow students. discuss the acts Thursday. FanSt critics mourn r€)ck guitarist by Larry McShane The Associated Press Steve Kennedy said. "It's like Jim Morrison sic and lyrics. One of Nirvana's last songs, They'll never knowyou - you'll never know what else he could do." recorded for "The Beavis and Butt-head Ex- The apparent suicide of Kurt Cobain, just Cobain, 27, had become an overnight perience" album, was titled "I Hate Myself three years after his emergence as a power- spokesman for a disaffected generation of and Want to Die." didn't do it all yourself. ful new force In popular music, left fans and young Americans after Nirvana's 1991 hit critics comparing the grunge-rock guitarist single, "Smells Like Teen Spirit." "There were all the things in the last two to other groundbreaking musicians who died The flannel-shirted singer's woes were years," said Gus Hosseinl, owner or a Mil- too young. well documented: heroin addiction, discom- waukee nightclub where the band played Radio stations around the country broad- fort with celebrity, domestic spats, the near- twice. "I knew It was coming. 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I b> The BG News National Monday, April 11, 1994 page seven Feeding Time! Elderly patients may lose access to doctors byChrlstophtrConntll The Associated Press Granat turns no one away from her solo practice, but doubts she could pay the rent if all her patients WASHINGTON - When Robert Zirk's doctor left were on Medicare Instead of just a third. The el- Richland, Wash., It took Zirk's wife nearly a year to derly often have multiple, chronic health prob- find another physician willing to accept the frail, lems. diabetic retiree as a patient. "The Medicare patients take twice as long," said "When you turn 65, you become a second-class Granat. With an 85-year-old woman who came in citizen," complained Bea Zlrk. "You're at the unable to hear and without her glasses, "I had to mercy of doctors who won't accept you as a Medi- repeat everything 10 times. I had to write out the care patient" Instructions. How long do you think that stuff A new 491-page report to Congress says Medi- takes?" care now pays physicians just 59 percent as much Most doctors wont stop taking Medicare as private insurers pay. Five years ago. Medicare patients because "it's against the humane ethic... [ paid 68 percent as much. and] even at the lower rate, we need those The widening gap has stirred fears among health patients," said Granat. officials and advocates for the elderly that more The government in recent years boosted Medi- Medicare patients could find themselves in the care payments to general and family practitioners same boat as the Zirks. while cutting back on surgeons, cardiologists and Poor people on Medicaid long have encountered other specialists. But the volume of services that obstacles in finding private doctors to treat them; doctors perform on Medicare patients grew by 50 Medicaid pays Just 47 percent as much as private percent from 1986 to 1993. insurance. The Clinton administration, under Its health re- But Medicare, which covers virtually all of forms, would tighten the standards and reduce America's elderly, has never had that stigma. Medicare rates to just 43 percent to 52 percent of The Physician Payment Review Commission, a private rates by the year 2000, the commission es- 13-member panel that advises Congress on Medi- timated. care and health reform, said surveys of patients Without those reforms. Medicare would pay and physicians indicate that the problem so far is somewhere between 54 percent and 61 percent of not widespread. private rates by then. Relatively few seniors - one in 4,000 - complain Bruce C. Vladeck, the head of the Health Care to members of Congress about finding a doctor, Financing Administration, which runs Medicare, and 95 percent of physicians taking any new said he is concerned about preserving "first-class patients accept those on Medicare. access to service" for the elderly. Medicare patients with "an ongoing physician relationship appear to be the least at risk for loss But "it's sort of insane for a public program to of access," the commission said. "Once that re- try to continually play catch-up with an uncontrol- lationship is broken, however ... relatively lower- led private sector," said Vladeck. paying Medicare patients may have difficulty find- ing their way onto the schedules of already fully- He's also skeptical about doctors' claims they booked primary care physicians." lose money treating Medicare patients. That's "just human nature," said Dr. Pepi AP PkMo/Stewut F. HOUK Granat, a family practitioner in South Miami, Fla. "Docs will tell you they're losing money If they "You can only see 25 patients a day.... If two peo- treat somebody for $20 and they think somebody An employee from Sea World in San Antonio assists Stephanie Stlnson, 10, a fifth grader at Enclno ple walk in the office and one's Medicare and one Park Elementary School in San Antonio, while she gets a "kiss" from a beluga whale Friday. else would pay them $25 for the same thing. But isn't, who are you going to take?" they're still getting $20," said Vladeck. Summit addresses Nannies claim lack of respect mining conditions Public dismisses professionals as glorified baby sitters The Associated Press The Associated Press gaining more respect for their At her school, a nanny-in- room, board and bath; a car for BECKLEY, W.Va. - Kathy Bucks' concern over safety in small coal profession is that training and training will spend more than 400 personal use; health insurance; mines took a tragic turn in 1991: her husband bled to death in a min- CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio - certification Is not always re- hours in and out of the classroom and payment of Social Security ing accident - Comedian Rodney Dangerfield quired studying childhood development, taxes. Bucks, union representatives and dozens of others disnmned how may jokingly complain that he The American Council of nutrition, children's literature, to improve dangerous working conditions during the first Small Mine gets no respect, but nannies say Nanny Schools has certified 15 driver safety, CPR, and a variety Wendy Sachs, president of the Summit sponsored by the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administra- lack of respect is a very real schools, but many jobs go to peo- of cultural and art topics. She International Nanny Association, tion. problem in their profession. ple who have not attended the will also spend $3,000 for tuition said good nannies do not have to Bucks said her husband, Scot, died in a small Wyoming County Too many times they are schools or received training. for the three-month program. be graduates of a nanny school. mine because he was not treated fast enough. thought of as glorified baby sit- "A young woman could be flip- But not everyone can afford to "The most experienced safety person on site was a foreman with a ters, according to Sheilagh Roth, ping hamburgers one night, get hire nanny school graduates. Unschooled nannies might long-expired CPR card," she said Saturday at the one-day summit at executive director of the English fed up, and the next morning go For graduates of Roth's school, "have been nannies for 20 years, the administration's National Mine Academy. Nanny & Governess School in to an agency and after a quick a family must be willing to pay a who know what to do with chil- Coal mines with fewer than 20 workers bad fatality rates about six this city about 20 miles south of interview be placed by 10:30 minimum of $250 to $300 a week dren, but not tell you all the times higher than larger mines in 1992, according to administration Cleveland am." Roth said. on top of providing a private theory behind it," Sachs said. statistics. 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Both attacks, carried out by Palestinians SARAJEVO, Bosnia- from about 30 destroyed or over- Sunday, Hassan Marouf thought that no mat- "I've never been so scared in my life. from the occupied lands, were claimed by Is- Herzegovina - NATO war jets run villages around Gorazde ter what problems arose in the Arab-Israeli There were closures before, but I always lamic fundamentalist groups which oppose dropped bombs In the Muslim have fled to the town since the peace process, he would keep his 25-year-old knew I would go back to work," said Marouf, the Israel-PLO autonomy accord and have enclave of Gorazde on Sunday Serb offensive began March 28, job as a construction supervisor in Israel. who has 10 children. "Now, I'm not sure I vowed to wreck Israel's Independence Day after Bosnian Serb forces over- U.N. officials said. Then Israel's Cabinet announced the oc- will have a job to go back to." celebrations Thursday. ran government defenses to Local authorities told UNHCR cupied West Bank and Gaza Strip will be Over 120,000 Palestinians had day jobs in reach the outskirts of the town, staff that an untold number of sealed off from Israel indefinitely and Israel until March 1993, when a series of Naboul Dabbour, an economist who works U.N. officials said. other civilians, mostly elderly or 18,000 foreign laborers imported. The moves stabbing deaths inside Israel brought a strict at the Palestinian Bureau of Statistics in Maj. Dacre Holloway, a U.N. sick and wounded, remained in are intended to assuage security fears and closure and the number of work permits was Jerusalem, said remittances from laborers military spokesman in Sarajevo, villages behind Serb lines. But break Israel's dependence on Palestinian halved. Fears of revenge attacks after a Jew- who work or trade in Israel bring about $7 said two NATO planes were in- Kessler said it would be "sui- labor. ish settler killed 30 Palestinian workers in million daily into the Gaza and the West volved in the strike in the Gora- cide" for the UNHCR to try to But they created widespread despair Hebron Feb. 25 brought another closure. Bank. He predicted unemployment would zde pocket Sunday evening. No reach them at this point. among Palestinians, who viewed it as collec- Pressure from construction and agricul- jump from 37 percent to at least 50 percent. other details were immediately Olivier Van Bunnen, in Gora- tive punishment that will create permanent ture firms that rely on cheap Palestinian The Cabinet approved bringing in 18,000 available. zde for the international aid unemployment and cut them off from Jeru- workers has forced such closures to be res- foreign laborers to replace Palestinians. Al- It was unclear how close Serb agency Doctors Without Borders, salem, their religious, cultural and political cinded in the past. But each closure leaves though Israel's unemployment rate hovers forces were to Gorazde, a U.N. told Sarajevo reporters via ham center. fewer Palestinians with jobs in Israel. at 10 percent, welfare checks tend to match "safe area" that has been under radio that "the hospital is com- Both Israelis and Palestinians predicted The latest closure came after a suicide car the wages from the menial jobs Palestinians siege for most of the war but in- pletely full" and that "citizens more violence. Maj. Gen. Matan Vilnai, Is- bomber from the West Bank killed seven Is- fiU. tensely for the last two weeks. are In panic." 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>. Sports The BG News Monday, April 11,1994 page nine Thompson shatters record Women by Andy Dugaa seconds off his best time to win win just News sports writer the 5000-meter run with a time of 22-year-old mark downed by hurdler 14:27.23. It was against the wind and "Brad ran a gutsy race," Sink one race against a former world record high hurdles when he finished in high school I was pretty nervous Price said. "It was a good place to said. "Every time someone made holder, but Scott Thompson was fifth place with a time of 14.00. before the race, but once I got start. He's moved onto the a move, he was right there to by Stave Wlldman still able to The former record was held by into the blocks next to him, I was national level and with that his shoulder off them. He ran a very News sports writer break a 22 Dave Fegley from 1972 with a ready to go." expectations should be higher." smart race, about as good as he year-old school time of 14.04. Thompson's time Halfway through the race, Another 22 year-old record was could." In order to get prepared for the record this was .12 faster than his previous Thompson and Kingdom were broken at the meet by the shuttle Adam Rose was the only other outdoor All-Ohio Championships, weekend when season best. head-to-head. hurdle relay of Rick Marinelli, BG member to place as he fin- the women's track team partici- 14 members of Thompson also got to compete "I knew he would come on later Marty Rosclszewski, Rob Pie- ished seventh in the shot put with pated in the Miami Invitational. the men's track against the former world record in the race," Thompson said. truszka, and Thompson. The a personal best throw of 51-0. At this non-scoring meet BG team traveled holder, Roger Kingdom, in the Women's track coach Steve foursome placed third overall Other Falcons who partici- took on the Michigan, Purdue, to Knoxville, event. Kingdom won the event Price, who also coaches hurdles with a time of 59.31. The former pated in the meet were: Tim and Miami of Ohio. Tennessee to with a time of 13.80. His former for both teams, was enthusiastic school record was set in 1972, Arndt, who ran to a personal best "We got a lot of good expler- partake in the world record time is 12.92. about Thompson's performance with Fegley on the team, with a in the 800-meter run with a time Sink ence going up against Big Ten non-scoring "I was pretty excited," Thomp- and looks for better things to time of 60.74. of 1:53.10; Pietruszka and Roscls- teams, especially the Big Ten Sea Ray Relays. son said. "I've been wanting to come. Sink said Brad Schaser was an- zewski, who ran in the 400-meter champion, Michigan," head Thompson broke BGSU's 22 race Kingdom since I first start- "Scott had a good performance other athlete who had an excep- hurdles and finished with times coach Steve Price said year-old record in the 110-meter ed hurdling my Junior year in to break the school record," tional meet. Schaser dropped 20 of S4.SS and 54.79, respectively. The four by 100 relay team of Julie Shade, Kaleitha Johnson, Jane Moeller, and Clairice Gre- gory did not break a school re- cord in the four by 100 but they won the event with a time of Olazabal wins the Masters 47.23. "I was hoping that they would by Ron Sink hard Augusta green with his break the school record but I was The Associated Press fists in disappointment. very pleased with the win over His last shot to put pressure Purdue," Price said. AUGUSTA, Ga - The Mas- on Olazabal came at 18, but he BG also put in some good per- ters. Another foreign cham- missed a 20-foot par putt after formances in other events. pion. A player of enormous driving into a sand trap. Freshman distance runner talent finally realizing unful- Olazabal, who started the Laura Hall took second in the filled promise. day 6 under, one stroke behind 5,000-meter run with a time of The story line held up. Just Lehman, birdied Nos. 2 and 8 17:50.73. substitute the name Jose on the front nine - both par Ss Junior Jane Moeller had an- Maria Olazabal for Greg Nor- - and then ran off six consecu- other good day as she took third man. tive pars before his eagle. in the 100-meter hurdles with a This was to be the Masters Olazabal took home time of 14.43. that Norman finally won, but it $360,000, Lehman earned Senior Maria Gudakunst put in became the major Olazabal fi- $216,000 and Mize collected a great performance as she nally won. The Spaniard $136,000. placed second in the long jump stumbled over the last two It was the sixth time in sev- and the triple jump. Her distance holes, but so did Tom Lehman en years a non-American in the long jump was 17 feet and Larry Mize. walked off with the champion- three and three-fourths inches. Olazabal's solid closing ship. It was the 10th victory by In the triple jump she leaped for round of 69 on Sunday gave a foreign golfer here since a mark of 36 feet eleven and him 279 for 72 holes, two Gary Player started the streak three-fourths Inches. strokes ahead of Lehman and in 1978, a streak that includes three ahead of Mize, the win- Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Junior sprinter Julie Shade fin- ner here in 1987. Langer and Nick Faldo - all of ished third in the 100-meter dash Playing in the same group whom won twice - and Sandy with a time of 12.60. with Lehman and just behind Lyie and Ian Woosnam. In the 400 hurdles, Junior Pa- Mize, Olazabal scrambled Norman, the Australian who tience Jones finished third with a when he had to, tamed the has won a ton of money but time of 67.19 tricky Augusta greens and has let a slew of major cham- never cracked in the pressure pionships slip away from him, Freshman Nikki Sturzinger down the stretch. He didn't could have shaken his label as had a personal best throw and a make a bogey until he hit a the shark without the killer in- fourth place finish in the discus poor chip on the 17th. stinct. Instead, he closed hor- with a mark of 151 feet. Olazabal all but closed it out ribly, shooting 77 in the final by rolling in a 40-foot eagle round to finish at 292, 13 Freshman Clarice Gregory putt on the par-5 15th after his strokes behind. took second in the 200-meter second shot just barely Tom Kite finished fourth at dash with a time of 25.55. cleared the water and didn't 5-under-par 283. In the 3,000-meter run, soph- roll back into the pond as oth- Jay Haas, Loren Roberts more Traci Losi placed second ers had all week. and Jim McGovern finished at and had a personal best time of Lehman, who shot 72, made 3-under-par 285. Corey Pavin 9:54.76. a great run at a 20-foot eagle and Ernie Els were at 286. Ian Steve Price was impressed try on the same hole but left it with Losi's performance. Baker-Finch of Australia, pho.o/BIIIW.ugh just short. He fell to the John Huston and Raymond "Traci has improved a full nine Jose-Maria Olazabal acknowledges the gallery on 15 after his eagle during final round play of The ground and pounded the rock- Floyd finished at 287. Masters. seconds in the 3,000. That is very impressive," Price said. Women's tennis Pitcher no-hits BG Softball by Pat Murphy hit less innings to gamer her first point in the season we should one run. Second baseman Amy splits weekend News sports writer save of the season. have gotten out of this stage, but Patterson went 3-for-4 and drove Osterland no-hit the Falcons in we have not," Miller added. in two runs. Patterson is second The misfortunes for the Brown the series opener allowing a 2-0 on the team in hitting at a .333 by Garrett Walkup And then when BG won the and Orange Softball team contin- Chippewa victory. She faced the clip. CMU was lead by catcher News sports writer match, the same player threw ue as they opened the MAC minimum number of batters only Meme Col la who had four hits. her racket to the end of the season by losing three out of four walking two and striking out "Osterland pitched In the final game of the series A win against Eastern Michi- courts and yelled several obscen- at Central Michigan. nine. Miller pointed to BG's lack very well, but she did the Chippewas pounded Mount- gan would have produced a ities. The lone Falcon win win came of discipline at the plate. not pitch good joy for nine hits and seven runs weekend sweep and a satisfied In the second game on Friday. "She [Osterland] pitched very in six innings. Shortstop Jennifer women's tennis team, but BG lost Over break and against Miami "We expected to split with well, but she did not pitch good enough to throw a no Land and catcher Andrea Ferrio to the Eagles after a non- University there was concern them [CMU]. Central is always a enough to throw a no hitter. We hitter. We swung at drove in two runs each to provide conference victory Friday. over doubles teams. Since then, contender but is was not our plan swung at her pitches and did not all the offense CMU needed. BG has played very well winning to lose three out of four," head swing at ours," Miller said. her pitches and did BG defeated an unusual and six of nine doubles matches in- coach Rachelle Miller said. On Saturday BG and the Chip- not swing at ours." Osterland returned to her Fri- unprofessional Denison Univer- cluding a sweep of DU. Third baseman Julie Moss pewas dueled for nine and two- day form to baffling the Falcons sity team Friday by a score of 7-2 homered in the second inning of thirds innings until a costly error Rachelle Miller for seven innings. She allowed at Keefe Courts, improving this "Our doubles are playing a lot BG's win Friday to down the spelled the Falcon defeat. BG Just one run on seven hits. In the year's dual match record to 11 -5. better," head coach Penny Dean Chippewas 2-1. She drove Beth came back from a fifth-inning BG committed six errors in series she was 2-1 striking out 12 said. "It took us a while to get go- Osterland's offering over the deficit of 4-1 to tie the score in that game, two by Askins, and in in 15.2 innings and giving up just Unusual meaning that talent ing, but the teams are playing fence with Kathy Holland on the sixth. Shortstop Tricia Askins the series had 12 errors. Wolf three runs. wise, DU's top three players well now." base. dropped a fly ball, which would pitched the entire game, giving Coach Miller found positives in were very good and took two of The Falcons then lost on Satur- Lisa Mountjoy pitched five have ended the game, but al- up 13 hits but only one run. Five the setbacks. the first three singles matches. day dropping to 0-2 in the MAC strong innings, allowing only one lowed CMU to tie and eventually out of the six runs that CMU "We never did give up. We But DU's talent pool dropped off as they fell to a talented Eastern run on three hits to earn her win 6-5. scored were unearned. have to start playing in the first as the next three singles match- Michigan team, 6-3. fourth win. Jennifer Wolf "We had a huge error at a Kathy Holland carried the inning instead of the fifth or es, BG won handily by an aver- cleaned up the game pitching two game-winning moment. At this lumber going 3-for-5 and scoring sixth," Miller said. age score of 6-1,6-1. BG fell behind early as they won only two of the six singles Unprofessional meaning that matches in a very strong BG during doubles matches, DU was wind. The Falcons then had to The Knlcks (S2-22), missed a team in contention for the final not in the least bit sportsmenlike. take all three of the doubles chance at ctecttag the Atlan- berth. Several of their players took an matches to pull out the win, but NBA roundup tic Division title, but are exceeding amount of time be- fell short of doing so already In the playoffs. The tween games and sets. At one Several players said that they Nets (40-35) took a major step Seattle 111, Phoenix 108 point a player ate an entire bag of definitely should of won the Nets 107, Knlcks 88 Knlcks with a 107-88 victory toward nailing down a spot SEATTLE - The Seattle chips between games. match, but mentally too many Sunday. with the victory, which moved SuperSonica - getting a mistakes were made. EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. - them Into a tie with Miami for season-high 29 points from Then In the first doubles Kenny Anderson scored 12 of The win was the Nets' fourth the sixth-best record in the Kendall GUI - clinched the match, DU's number two player "Physically BG is in very good his 16 points In the first quar- In five games with the Knlcks, Eastern Conference, a half- Pacific Division title with a Hallie King continued to lace shape," EMU coach Allison ter as New Jersey grabbed a notable because the two teams game ahead of Indiana (39-35). franchise-record 57th victory tennis balls, hitting them to other Tookes said "They are a good big early lead and continued its might be paired In the opening by rallying to beat the Phoenix courts because she was discour- team for how young they are and dominance of the New York round of the playoff a. Charlotte (35-39) Is the other Suns 111-108 Sunday. aged with her own play. will be contenders very 8000." tea page ten Monday, April 11, 1994 Cowboys want Kosar; he wants playing time The Associated Press coach Marty Schattenheimer and with the team's mlnlcamp just a Washington coach Norv Turner month away. CLEVELAND - Berole Koaar about a quajterbacHng job. At last month's league owners has a standing offer to return as "I'm at piece with what's hap- meeting in Orlando, Fla., Shula the Dallas Cowboys' backup pening, the way things materi- was noncommittal about possibly quarterback. But he's hoping to alized for me," Koaar said. "I'm signing Kosar. Join a team that will give him as convinced as ever that I'm go- "He's a guy we've always had some more playing time. ing to go someplace I like and Interest In," Shula said. "We Kosar has been a free agent will have fun playing. I really were Interested in him when Dan since his contract with the Cow- want to play at a place that will went down (last season)." boys expired at the end of the be fun." season. The sudden resignation All three teams are struggling "My house Is IS minutes away of Jimmy Johnson as coach has to make room for an experienced from them. I really like them and not changed the team's plans for quarterback under the NFL's they really like me," Koaar said. Kosar, the former Cleveland salary cap of $34-2 million per Browns quarterback said. club. Shula needs a veteran pas- Kosar said he will return to Johnson's decision to quit sur- ser the most. Cleveland In June to preside over prised Kosar, a 30-year-old Fort Dolphins starter Dan Marino, his annual charity golf tourna- Lauderdale, Fla, resident already recovering from Achil- ment at Tanglewood Country "I anticipated something hap- les' tendon surgery, went under Club. After he retires from pro pening, but not like that," Kosar the knife again last week to have football, he plans to make his told The Plain Dealer of Cleve- bone chips removed from his an- home in the Cleveland area. APplMMfflll land for a story published Sun- kle. day. Shula has only one healthy "I really love It there. That's Berate Kour, .bow. here in an earlier photo, U currently looking for a team. The Dallai Cowboys arc Kosar has spoken with Miami quarterback, second-year player reportedly Interested la Koaar aa a backup for itarter Troy A! km an. where I want to raise my kids," coach Don Shula, Kansas City Doug Pederson, under contract he said. Billups dies in Pippen rises from shadows by Rick Gano fully, that leadership goes as a visible sports star, he say they see a big difference auto accident The Associated Press beyond the basketball court. needed to protect himself In this season. "It's been tough," said Pip- the light of recent attacks on "He's much more confident The Associated Press at about 100 mph when the acci- dent occured. Also killed was pen, who has led the Bulls back athletes. than he was in the past, much CHICAGO - The long shad- Into the playoffs this season. more assertive and vocal," De- ORLANDO, Fla. - Former Cin- Danny P. Green of Kissimmee, a In February, during a Bulls cinnati Bengals defensive back passenger In the Corvette. ow of Michael Jordan is gone. "But having teammates and slump, a frustrated Pippen was troit's Isiah Thomas said. "He has a difficult task now to try Lewis Billups died early Satur- A car In front of Billups' Cor- Soottie Pippen no longer is the guys you can count on has booed by Chicago Stadium fans vette changed lanes to exit the second-best player on a team helped me through the tough during a disappointing loss and to motivate the team, manage- day when the car he was driving ment and the city In trying to on Interstate 4 spun out of con- highway. that has won three straight adjustment. But as for being a performance. Pippen berated win another championship." trol and hit a guardrail, police The driver of that car, 20-year- NBA championships. team leader, everything does the fans, claiming they only His skills, always evident, not come easy. You've got to be booed black players, but later It's not as bad as it could said. old Marisol Soto of Orlando, stopped to tell police about the have blossomed, and the bur- patient at best." apologized. have been but there has been a Billups, 30, d e n of died at Orlando crash. She will face no charges. Leadership has meant more There also was a reported lot of controversy for me," leadership on rift with rookie teammate Ton! Regional Medi- The two passengers died after than taking the big shot at the Pippen said. "I've been able to cal Center they were thrown from the Cor- the Chicago end of the game, beyond direct- Kukoc, the Croatian star. handle it, deal with it, and I Bulls that "I don't know who started after being vette, which hit a signpost and ing his teammates, bringing don't think I've carried any- then a guardrail that impaled the was Jordan's the ball up, jawing with oppo- that we weren't getting along," thing on to the court to allow thrown from for so long is j his convertible car, Stacey said. nents or referees or facing the Pippen said. "If you didn't hear my playing to disrupt me. now Pip me say anything or Tonl say in the 1 a.m. media. "I don't think it's a big obsta- pen's. anything, then you know lt was accident, said Billups, who lived In Orlando, It also has meant living in a cle. I think the guys respect Lt JackStacey was drafted by the Bengals In Pippen has I spotlight that hasn't always a rumor. But, if I've got some- me. 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East W L Pet GB Streak Crntral W L Pet GB Streak West W L Pet GB Streak Tribe brass Toronto 5 1 .853 — Won 3 Cleveland 3 1 .750 Lostl California 4 2 .667 Wan 2 Boston 4 2 .667 .3 Lost 2 Milwaukee 3 2 .600 3 Lost 2 Oakland 3 2 600 .5 Won 2 NewYoik 3 2 .600 .5 Lo«2 Chicago 3 3 .300 1 Won 2 Texas 2 3 AOO 1.3 Wool Baltimore 3 2 .600 1 Lottl Kansas City 1 3 333 2 Won! Seattle 0 5 M0 35 LostS insists black AL Detroit 2 4 333 3 Won 2 Minnesota 1 3 .000 3 Lost 2 EM W L Pet GB Streak Central W L Pet GB Streak Wast W L Pet GB Streak worker wrong Atlanta 7 0 1.000 — Won 7 Cincinnati 4 1 M0 Won 4 San Francisco 4 2 .667 .*. Lost 2 NewYotk 4 2 .667 2.5 Loat2 St Louis 3 2 .600 I Won 2 Los Angeles 2 4 333 2 Lott2 Philadelphia 3 3 300 3.5 Lost 3 Houston 3 3 300 1.5 Won 2 Colorado 1 4 .200 Lostl both legally and morally correct 13 The Associated Press Montreal 3 3 300 3.5 Won 1 Chicago 2 4 333 2.5 Lostl San Diego .167 Wonl in their treatment of Mr. Whitt." 1 3 3 Florida 2 3 AO0 4 Lost 1 Pittsburgh 1 4 .200 3 Wonl $undme» geaaaji Baata/, SasaeSaahal CLEVELAND - Lawyers for Jeff Overton, the Indians' vice ■ i™ the Cleveland Indians deny that a president for marketing, who NL former account executive who is fired Whitt, could not be reached suing the team was fired because to comment. He did not return a he is black. telephone message left Saturday Devore Whitt, 38, of Cleveland, at the Indians' office. a five-year Indians employee, "I'm not saying I was the filed a lawsuit in late March. He greatest employee; I screwed Royals dump Tribe 6-1 claimed the team discriminated up," Whitt said. "But I didn't do anything more than anyone else against him because of race. Royals 6, Indians 1 the Texas Rangers beat the (0-1) and Jeff Reardon. Milwaukee Brewers 4-1 Sun- Whitt asked for his old job, in the office. In my case, the su- KANSAS CITY -- Dennis Baltimore Orioles 8-7. Kirk Gibson walked, Alan day. pervisor would blow what I did back pay and unspecified dam- Martinez hit Greg Gagne with Canseco had a perfect day at Trammel! sacrificed, pinch- Anderson, taken in the first ages. He estimated he missed out all out of proportion." a bases-loaded pitch in the the plate, reaching five times hitter Juan Samuel walked and round of the June 1993 draft, Whitt was a jack-of-all-trades on $100,000 in sales commissions sixth inning, forcing in the go- and scoring three runs. Tony Phillips singled for a 3-2 was called up from Triple-A for the team, peddling season since his firing in July. ahead run as the Kansas City Baltimore's Rafael Palmeiro lead Whitaker followed with a Vancouver on Saturday when According to court documents, ticket packages, catering to Royals beat the Cleveland In- had a homer and three RBIs sacrifice fly for his 1,000th Mark Langston went on the group gatherings and speaking at corporate groups complained dians 6-1 Sunday. against his former teammates. RBI, and Eric Davis' RBI disabled list. Anderson worked about Whitt. Team lawyers also public forums. He even sang the Chris Haney (1-0) allowed Rookie Jeffrey Hammonds single off Reardon made it 5-2. 8 1-3 innings, allowed a run on said his sales figures were low, National Anthem at a 1992 game one run and three hits in six in- also homered for the Orioles. David Wells (1-1) allowed against the Minnesota Twins. five hits, struck out three and and he exhibited laziness and nings as Kansas City avoided James Hurst (1-0) pitched three runs and seven hits in walked two before Joe Grahe little initiative or vigor for his The Indians, which fielded the becoming the last major league two innings after starter Rick seven innings, struck out six first black player in the Ameri- came on for his third save. Job. team to win a game for the Helling, making his major and walked none. The Angels got an RBI single "We have conducted a com- can League and the first black third straight year. Vince league debut, gave up four manager in baseball, came under from Curtis and an RBI double plete and thorough investigation Coleman had three hits for the runs in four innings. Tom Blue Jays 12, Mariners 6 from Smith to take a 3-0 lead criticism in 1992 for employing of the matter," said lawyer Marc Royals, including a leadoff tri- Henke, the fifth Texas pitcher, TORONTO - Joe Carter, against loser Cal Eldred in the Duvin, counsel for the Indians. only five blacks among 66 em- ple In the first. pitched a perfect ninth for his completing a big first week, hit ployees in the front office. Whitt third. Harold Reynolds, who "We are professionally and per- Cleveland was bidding for its second save. a three-run homer and drove in scored two runs, started the sonally confident that the Cleve- said he was the only black among first 4-0 start since the Indians Texas broke a 3-3 tie with five runs Sunday, leading the eight people on the sales force. rally with a single. land Indians organization acted were 10-0 in 1966. Martinez three in the third. Canseco hit a Toronto Blue Jays to a 12-6 Eldred, who had a no- '0-1), making his first appear- two-out single, stole second rout of Randy Johnson and the decision in the Brewers' ance against the Royals since and scored on a single by Dean Seattle Mariners. season-opening victory Mon- July 21, 1985, gave up four Palmer. Rodriguez followed Carter, the hero of last year's day, gave up seven hits while runs and seven hits in six in- with his second homer of the World Series with his cham- striking out five and walking nings. He struck out six and season. pionship-winning home run off two in seven innings plus. walked three. Hammonds' solo homer Philadelphia's Mitch Williams, Haney retired 15 straight be- made It 6-4 in the fourth, but has four homers and 12 RBIs. Reds 7, Phillies S fore Manny Ramirez's sixth- the Rangers scored twice in the He homered Sunday in the first CINCINNATI - Lenny Dyk- inning homer tied the score 1-1. fifth. Baltimore closed to 8-7 in inning, then added a sacrifice stra's error In center field gave the seventh. fly in the second and an RBI Cincinnati its go-ahead run in Brian McRae singled leading Texas took a 3-0 lead In the single in the third. He left In the sixth Inning and let the off the sixth, stole second and first of Arthur Rhodes (0-1) on the sixth inning after bruising Reds rally for a 7-5 victory took third on Bob Hamelln's consecutive sacrifice flies by his left knee. Sunday and a three-game grounder. Gary Gaetti walked, Clark and Juan Gonzalez, and Johnson (0-1), who threw sweep of the Philadelphia Phil- Kevin Koslofski was walked in- Canseco's homer. seven no-hit innings in Seat- lies. tentionally, loading the bases, tle's season opener before tir- Philadelphia hadn't been and Gagne was hit in the left Tigers 8, Yankees 3 ing, was tagged for a career swept In 57 series since Sep- shoulder. NEW YORK - Cecil Fielder high and club record 11 runs. tember 1992, Dykstra got a late Jose Lind followed with a snapped out of a 2-l'or-23 slump Johnson, who had won eight jump on Bret Boone's sinking two-run single to shallow with a pair of home runs, and consecutive decisions, gave up single, then let the ball bounce center for a 4-1 lead. Pinch- Lou Whitaker drove In his eight hits in 2 1-3 innings and past as Roberto Kelly scored hitter Hubie Brooks added a 1,000th career run Sunday as walked six. from first for a 6-5 Cincinnati two-run single in the seventh the Detroit Tigers beat the Dave Stewart (2-0) allowed lead. Kelly's single off loser off Russ Swan. New York Yankees 8-3. four runs and eight hits in sev- Jeff Juden had tied the game. Brent Mayne's RBI double Fielder tied the score 2-2 en Innings. He is 19-5 against Kelly's double In the eighth had put Kansas City ahead in with a one-out homer in the Seattle. his third hit tied the score 5-5. the third. sixth After the Tigers moved Pete Schourek, claimed off ahead, he hit a two-run homer Angels 4, Brewers 1 waivers from the New York Rangers 8, Orioles 7 in the ninth. MILWAUKEE -- Rookie Mets on Thursday, got the vic- BALTIMORE ~ Jose Canseco Limited to just two hits Brian Anderson won his first tory In his first appearance for ended a l-for-14 slump with through the first six Innings by major-league decision, and the Reds by pitching one inning three hits, including a homer, Melido Perez, Detroit rallied Dwight Smith and Chad Curtis in relief of starter Erik Han- and Ivan Rodriguez homered for three runs in the seventh drove in two runs each as the son. Chuck McElroy pitched and had three RBIs Sunday as against Sterling Hitchcock California Angels defeated the three Innings for his first save.

AP phstaAMia Wagaer Kansas City Royals second baseman Chlco Llnd cannot get a glove on the ball as Cleveland's Wayne Klrby slides safely Into third base.

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ATTENTION ALL SENIORS!!!!!!! The University Ambassador* and the Undergraduate Alumni Association invite yen to follow these • easy steps and become a doorprlse winner at thia year's Senior Send-off 1. Watch the BG News for BGSU trivia throughout this week. 2. Search high and low for the answer, then circle the correct one. 3. Guard your answers with your life. Do not share with roommates, friends or your pet goldfish. 4. Carry the answers with you wherever you go, especially on April 14th. (This marks the day when trivia robbers are on the prowl.) 5. Bring your answers, concealed in an envelope with your name on It, to the Senior Send-Off celebration. 6. Drop the envelope in the Magician's Hat and wait for the 'Magic Moment* when your name is announced as a winner. •fYbu must have all 4 trivia questions answered correctly.)

TRIVIA QUESTION #1 To Celebrate McDonald's® 39th Anniverary, From the air, which building on campus is supposedly shaped we will be offering to you, like a falcon? A Student Recreation Center O 39tf Hamburgers April 11-15 B. Doyt L. Perry Stadium ; C\ C. Moore Musical Arts Center r D. McDonald Complex East Wooster McDonalds,* Classifieds The BG News page twelve Monday, Aprilll, 1994

Will do typing SKI 4 WORK M COLORADO NEXT WIN- ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Painting Co. now hiring hard working, moti- 2 bdrm. houss on Ads. Available 571 8i.»paoe TERM fisheries. vated students tor Ha Cleveland area. M/F 8500. utl 1 yr.lease CAMPUS EVENTS Call Vi«i 352-3356 Craaiad Buna Mountain Raaort will ba on cam- Many earn S2.000 pi us/month must be responsible, experience not required. Call3S34862(llsva moassne). pus to intuviaw intaranad atudanta tor our incsr.nenesorS3.000-S6.00O Summer Is right around the corner, call now 2-3 sublessors needed for 2 bedroom furni- studeni amployas program. SSOO acnolarahip, plus/month on ashing vessels. 372-1345, ask tor Matt shed apt Central air, pay electric only. Closelo iSmour. a traa unilmltad tki paaa. housing. Many employers provide benefits. Part-time delivery psrsorvoltice help. Must campus. Price nagosabto. Call 352-4686. PERSONALS and much moral A variety of positions are Mo siperksnoo naosasryl have ear. Available 10-12 hours/week during available For more sitormatlon. please attand 3 bdrm house Availabts 5/1 or 6/1 ITUDCNTSI For more totormason cal: summer. Can Todd si 354-2110. our informational presentation hold at 7:30 pm 1-208-8484188 sit. ASS44 8675 . utl. 1 yr lease TuMon going up? on Tuesday. April 12th in Room 102 Business Responsible, mature, non-smoking bsbysiner Call 353*962 (leave message). Sudani MW on being cut? AdrrWniatraDon or contact our aponaor al Via needed tor 6 yr. old. 6 AM-1 PM. Transports •FALL SOHOHI7Y HUSH 1994 • 3 bedroom apartment Colegs debt growing? Information Night S udenl Coop QfcaaWa era anE.O-E. ARTHUR VtCTOR PAINTING. INC. ton required. 354-4503 Make your vo.es Heard al Seeking motivated students intoresred m a full- Available immediately Come Ind out what it's all about STUOErfT LOBBY DAY IM You may qualify for $3000 toward achooi. time summer position ss a prolessinsJ, residen- Wait person needed. Must be able to work 354-8600 *Wa do allow Wed rissdsy.April 13th 8:15prn OL. WEONCSDAY, APRIL 1S, 1N4 Ask about our offioar Education Program. nal house painter. No experience necessary. lunch. Apply In parson, BG Country Club, 923 LanhartGrand Ballroom (Union) 3 bedroom house. 1 block from campus, nsar OHIO STATEHOUSS IN COLUMBUS 372-2178 training provided. For further informs- FairvktwAva. Important Information • Don t Mss Out down ram From May or August. 1 year lease Contact USG •■ 372-8118 sorvinterview please cal: Walcoma Back to the Tradition Wait Stal. Delivery, Counter Person 15 min. Call 354-1790. tor mom informabon. Cleveland Area: Brsdal352-2154 Ruah 94 • Ruah 94 • Ruth 94 Irom campus. Ful or pan time, flexible sched- Cincinnati Area-Bruw, at 372-6505 ule. Apply st Chins Delia exit 193. Rt. 20. Per- 3 bedroom house. 12 month lease WANTED ryiburg across from Holiday Inn French OUST- $750/mon»i . utilities. 832 3rd St. • FREE PIZZA • FREE PIZZA ■ tor. 672-2414. Call 353-3993 (after 5 pm) Give Blood April 11 -15 al Ola Artist needed for summer employment si Put- in-Bay. Internship A housing available Great Nothaast Commons. Papa Johns 1 female aubteaear tor summer in nice house. WsitpersorvCook needed Memorial Day 353-0325--Carty Rentals pay A fun. Cal Island Graphics anytime (41B) Avail. 94-95 school year - fully turn. •O.3.E.A. REMINDER' Pizza will betherel Can Incredible location, very inexpensive Call through Labor Day al Kelley's Island Island 28ff37t3. Al units - 2 asm. • 9 py mm lease ID make an appointment at 352-4S7S 353-1203 tor Laurie or leave massage. Cafe. Call Psiti st 1 -626-5117. Al Sponaor sheets tor the Bowl-A-Thon ara or stop in between 1030-4:30 Bartenders A waitrsssss needed immediately. 321 E. Merry- New6bedrm.ept.2A. bttv. due April IS. Turn them in al 410 Ed Bldg Give the gift of life. GIVE B LOCO 1 roommale needed tor summer. Non-smoker, Will tram. Must be dependable. Apply in person 3091/2 E. Merry • single rooms for males own room, free cable; 578 - 7/15; Rent • Let's Cornoiotitiefun. MGAmers.893S.Msin. FOR SALE Locations a variable for Summer. makeadeallPaui«?352»l50. Catholicism and Evangelical Fundamental- FISHING FOR PENNIESI Child Cars Provider 451 Thurson Aprs 106 8 119. Effidsncies. fur- ism FISHING FOR PENNIESI 1 roommale needed tor summer and/or next needed Immediately nished. Cell John Newlove Real Estate at 1980 Audi 4000. Call 58 50211. Ask for Tim 354-2260. Understanding Differences Five part series FISHING FOR PENNIESI school year. Own room in 3 bdrm. house, 2 Mon-Fn.730am-5:00pm 1/2 blocks from campus. Call Kathy @ or Linda. Engine rebuilt, new tires, Part 2: Being "Bom again" - The plan of salva- Our non-smoking home, EfWencyUnttsAVAILABLE 372-6720. battery, Alt.. A more tion m both views Emphasis given on (he Bibli- GET INVOLVED IN INTRAMURALSII APPLI- Children are 11 4 2 1/2 tor SHORT or LONG TERM cal roots of Catholic babel and practice. April CATONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE 3 sublessors needed for summer References 8 transportation required IDEAL tor Graduate STUDENTS 11. St Aloysiul School Assembly Room. 1982 Toyota Supra. Automatic, good condition. INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR 3 bedim houss 8400/psrson May 7-Aug. 11 Call 646-5038 evenings Completely furnished w/ful CABLE 730-8 30 pm FALL 1994 UNTl APRl 13 IN THE INTRA- Call 352 3650 Sunroof, runs great. 82950. Cal 354-7202. HBO, utl.. phone A use of pool Gating started on the MAC seminar open to al MURAL OFFICE. PCK UP APPLICATION IN COLLEGE PRO PAINTERS Don't mass out I all ind. LOCATED NEAR CAMPUS CALL 352 7365 or 352-1520 students on Wad. Aprs 13th in Technology lab 130FIEIDHOUSE Cheap' Great Location * Furnished Summer Job: Exterior Houss painbng in Acooustic Responss 125 wan speakers from 9am to noon. This session presents tie GREEKS A CLUBS 2 female tubleaeers to share a room in a Toledo Area. Cal 361-0833 for application. FOR RENT word processing software package. Microsoft Hardly ever used EARN house across from campus tor 1994-1995 COUNSELORS-INSTRUCTORS neededl 100 1 8 2 bedroom apts. funvunfurn. Available for Works, including a primer on the Macintosh Call Todd© 352 2986 summer, 9 mo. leases. Campus shuale. heat 150 ■ 1280' FOR YOURSELF school year. Si 70/mo plus ufiliboa. Daaldop a using lie mouse — hands on. poaltlonat Coed summer camp. Pocono plus up to SSOO tor your dubl Call 353-88150/352-3171 included WINTHROP TERRACE3S2 8135 Please call 2911toregister for this seminar. Mis. This fundraieor costs nolhirtg and lasts Female roommale needed ASAP to sublease PA. Good sa lary/I I pa I (908) 889-3338. Mac III 8mb RAM, 105mb HD. 14' Hi-res color Furnished Apartments. Esst Evers. Leasing for Graduate Program: Master ol HoepHal one week. Cal now and receive a free gift. through summer. $iso/month. AX. own monitor, lots of software w/ manuals. $1*00 summer and fal. Utilities furnished except elec- rjbo Call353-3103 and Health Administration 1-800-932-0S28.Elt.65. room, apartment to yourself much of 0io lima. tric 669-3036. A repmentatlve from Xavler University CRUISE LNE - entry level on board posiiions Please call 352-5657. available summer, year round. Great benefits. MAZDA RX7 GSL '85 4 Sale Oraduata Program Master of Hospital and CREEKS - GREEKS - GREEKS free naval. (813) 229-5478. Fully loaded for $2,500 Fun to Drive. Health Administration will be holding an In- Female subteaser needed for summer. May - GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS, SPRING AWARDS BANQUET Cal Kevin 354-6772 800 Third St. formal session In Hm. 3000 In the Business p August. Own morn/bathroom. SlSO/mo. CRUISE SHIPS HIRING IS TONIGHT! Now renting tor 1994-95 AdimnUnstlon Bldg. on Thursday April 353-1211. - Earn up to 82,000 ptus/month MONDAY, APRIL 11.1984,7:30 PM (12 moysch. yr.) A Summer "94 14th at 8 pm. Health Care Is a challenging on Cruiss Ships or Land-Tour companies. Woman's Gucci Watch LENHART GRAND BALLROOM Female sublease/ wanted. Non-smoker from held that you cousd ba part of. Sea you Summer A Full -Time employment available. For Sale tor $200. paid $325 Fully turn shed 1 BR82BRUnits. GREEKS - GREEKS - GREEKS Fal -94 to Fall 95 Own room, furnished. Excellent location. Reasonable rates. tharel S21S/mo. «oktctnc. Call Shannon al 2-1910. No experience necessary Call 353-6028. For into, cal 1 206-634-0466 en. C5544. Cal 3524966 or Stop by THE CLOTHESLINE PROJECT INTRAMURAL FALL PRACTCUMS: APPU- M-F roommale wanted tor 94-95 son. yr. toe building, aio Mem on a) to victims A survivors of Earn over SlOOmr. Zenith (IBM Clone) 266 Computer 2 3.5" lo- CATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR Own room, doss to campus, low rent. Domestic Valence Processing our mail at home. ppy drives. B/W VGA Monnor. Panasonic 24 PRACTCUMS (SMD AND RECREATION Call Lon 372-5579 Highland Industries Inc. Friday, April 18th, 8 pm In the Union Oval For into, cal (202) 310-5956. pin dot matrix printer. TONS of software1 All MAJORS) FOR FALL SEMESTER 1994. PICK 1 A 2 Bed. spacious, A/C. for toe Founder Rachel Carey-Harper will speak manuals tod. $500 call Jeff g 353-3428. UP APPLICATION IN 130 FIELD HOUSE AND discerning upper class 6 graduate. Sponsored by: Mala roommate needed tor 2 bdrm apt. tor RETURN BY APRIL 14.1994. IMMEDIATE HELP Furnished A unfurnished start si $350, mo Women for Women 94-95 school year. Own room, great rales. Cal MkeaH*l5pmO(216) 826-2274. 10-30 hours/week, flexible schedule. 354-6036 S9 starting pay. No siperience necessary. FOR RENT JOEL EDWARD PRUDEN CHARITY BALL May-August! or 2 person apt. UNIVERSITY RED CROSS Need 2 sublessors tor the summer. Fox Run Apply soon. Cal 259-1117. April 20. 7-11 pm Furnished, A/C B.G.S.U. BIOODMOBILE Apt* Spacious v washer/dryer insida. Call «12/person or S 20/coup. e Call 354-4312 April 11-15 (Mon. - Fri.) 10:30 am to 430 pm - Laura or Lara at 352-6059. 1 A 2 bedroom apartments. Lanhan Grand Ballroom Immediately hire, wiling to train. Floor NECemmona 9 month - summer • year leases. Now leasing tickets sold 4/11 - 4/15Educ. Bldg. NEEDED - 2-4 summer sublessors 2 blocks ors/maintenance workers, flexible hours. Col (nest to Rodgers A campus poi.ee) 352-7454 1-2-3 bedroom apartments A houses 4/i8-4/22Unen from campus. Arc, ohaaprent. Call 352-2540 today 1-867-1867. Please Give the Gift of Lilel 354-8800 • We do allow pals. Proceeds donated to Precious Boy Fund One or Two female sublessors for summer *94. Life guards wanted. Seasonal work available at Please. Give Blood in honor ol Joels bone marrow nan splant 1 bedroom apartment 1 block from campus. One bedroom apartment. Across from campus. S150 par month Cal Portage Quarry Rec Club. Must have current June 1 ■ August t. $300/mcnth. Call 353-1220. 128 S. Summd tor Summer 1994. 353-2223. (Ask lor Kristin). Red Cross certification card A CPR. Apply in parson at T Square Graphics 121 S Main. 1 bedroom apartment for rent. Recently re- 1-287-3341 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! Please Help" LAW SOCIETY BG. Accepting app's through Friday Apr! 22 modeled. close to campus Call 352 3095 Single female room, private bath, cooking fsoi- 1894 Recreational Sports Biathlon Summer Sub. Needed only. ities. quiet residential area one mile from cam- Saturday. Apnl 16.1994 House, own room A ful bath 1 or 2 bdrm. turn. apt. on Prospect. Laal mealing ol the year pus. Prefer 12 mo. lease starting in May. No Sign up in the Studeni Rec Center M/FCsll 353-4503 Looking tor a job? Earn 85000 lo $8000 work- Avail 8/15. Free util 1 yr. lease pets, no smoking SigSAno. toe. util. Cat Mam Office by Apnl 14 ing on Putin Bay Cal for da-Is A application. Call 353-6982 (leave message) Senior Recognition A speaker: Sue Young 352-1832 or 352-7365. All volunteers receive a free Responsible, trustworthy, non-smo* ng tomale Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday from 1 pm to 9 Biathlon l-ahirt Tuesday s> 9:00 pm in room 100 BA roommate to share 1 bedroom apt for Fal 94 A pm. 600425-5943. 2 bdrm. turn. apt. for 2 people Sublease 2 bdrm. apt. $400/mo. . utilities. For more information call 372-7482 May-Aug. 8. AX. pool, volleyball court. Pets Spring 95. Half ol phone 8 electric. Shuttle to Management Position. MT Muggs. $450. includes tree host, wstor campus. Cal Debbie at 353-3428. Must be a responsible, hard-wortung per- gas, HBO. sewer. 354-0014. welcome. Please call 352-2225. son Drop off resumes at Quarter's Parry Store SUBLET June - July: Charming, furnished VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! SAE NEWSFLASH Roommale warned for 94-95. MrF. dose to 10am-1 pm, Monday-Friday. house, garage, yard, central nsighborhood. Research Study on Dietary Three weeks ago. Paddy Q. Murphy was ar- campus, moody furnished. Reasonable rent. MT VERNONAPTS. dans 8 rent negotiable. Cal 353-8903. Habits ol Cot toga Women rested in Dubi'n Ireland during a raid on a Call Joe 9353-4014. Non-smoking babysitter needed tor the sum- 602 SIXTH ST. counterfeit ticket-making operation. On Sublease/ needed Irom June-Aug. mer in our home starting June 6th. 2-3 days per CURRENTLY RENTING FOR 1994-95 Summer Storage Ursa Available FREE nutn&onal analysis and Wednesday. April 6m. Murphy escaped from Own room in house across from campus. week for 5 yr old . 2 1/2 yr. old Cal ALSO, SUMMER RENTALS Many s.rss Why haul it home' I ipid profile his eel and is believed to be on his way into lie Call 353-2131 353-1135. leave message. Spaoous. fully furnished 2-bedroom May 1 - Sept. 1 laass - near United Slates via Windsor Ontario. Beiore flee- AX, diswsshers, washer/dryer, campus 352 1520 Buckeye Storags. 0*11372-0499 ing Dublin, officials overheard Murphy talking 11/2 baths SUB LEASERS WANTED - 2 bedroom, untur" Sllll looking for a summer fob? Summer Sublease/ - Clean, AC, dishwasher about his Sigma Alpha EpsUon Brothers in Lifeguard and Swimming Inalrue- Csl 354-0401 or Slop by Apt. 2. nished 5713 - 878. 724 S. College #32. Call 1 bdrm. apt. Cal 354-0716 Orao. Due to Die overabundance of take identi- toraposittons are available at the Student Rec WIN 11,000 IN POETRY CONTEST FOR 352-4801. RULES. GUIDELINES: SEND SELF- fication in Bowing Green, police believe Pa- reason Center. Cal Scott at 2-7477. ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE TO: ddy O. Murphy will be making his way kilo tie Summer subleaaar(a) POETRY CONTEST; P.O. BOX 435; WAR- Wood County area soon. 2 bedroom apt A/C. rent nog. SAW, M48581. dough Sl.Csl 353-7001 Stay tuned tor further detaila... STUDENT'S FACULTY AND STAFF!! SAE NEWSFLASH Up to 4 subleasera needed for summer only. AVAILABLE SERVICES OFFERED Rent Is Si 16 a month Call 353-6515 Close to (You) can Make a difference in someone's life! The Train Jumping Jazz Quartet Campus. RENTALS FOR led by Eric Nachtrab wil ba performing (You) possess a gift that can save lives up to four PREGNANT? tor your dining A listening pleasure HELPWANTED 94-95 people can live a better life by your one donation. Wa can help. FREE A CONFIDENTIAL preg- tonight LIVE in Founders Keepers dining I nancy tests, support A information BG Preg- ha l from 5:00-6:00. Come A show your Please give the gift of life! nancy Center. Cal 354-HOPE. support' Sponsored by UAO. 2 Bedrooms 250 COUNSELORS > INSTRUCTORS PLEASE GIVE BLOOD! neededl Private coed summer camp in Pocono Marts.. NE Pennsylvania. Lohtksn, Boi 234BG. 520 L Reed Kenitworth. NJ. 07033 (906) 276 0998 I. University Red Cross CHARLESTOWN APTS. 824 6tnSL ♦ AA CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING. EARN BIG 801 ft 808 5th St AND SSS A TRAVEL THE WORLD FREEI CARIB- BEAN, EUROPE. ETC. SUM- 309 High MID AM MANOR MER/PERMANENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE. ♦ GUARANTEED SUCCESSI CALL (919) f 929-4398 EXT. 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