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Friday, April 19,1985THE J3Q_ NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 113 Asbestos examination required by Zora Johnson The Board of Regents hopes to come Although the most prevalent use of run into asbestos proolems doing reno- pairing the pipes in the areas which staff reporter up with a priority ranking tor asbestos asbestos at the University is as insula- vations - such as Williams Hall -and people pass through," she said. "In removal on all Ohio campuses, Bellm tion, there are four buildings which this will have to be provided for in the most cases, pipes are being repaired A survey being done to assess the said. Decisions will be based on such contain asbestos fireproof ing. They are contract." with duct tape, but the more damaged asbestos situation at the University is criteria as where the asbestos is lo- the Psychology, Business Administra- However, asbestos removal from areas are being covered with a sheet of scheduled to be conducted sometime in cated and what type of asbestos it is. tion, Math Science and Life Science buildings which are not scheduled for aluminum or rewrapped in muslin." July, according to Pat Bellm, asbestos Asbestos is used three ways in build- buildings. renovation will require state funding. Although this is just a temporary coordinator. ings - as fireproofing, in plaster ceil- Bellm said she doesn't expect such measure, Dan Parratt, manager of The survey, which has been ordered ings or as insulation around piping. ALMOST ANY type of asbestos re- funding to come through until next fall. Environmental Services, said that such by the Ohio Board of Regents, is being '"The state's top priority is removal moval has to be contracted out, said In the meantime, Environmental repairs eliminate any danger of becom- performed on all Ohio campuses, she of the asbestos used in fireproofing," Roland Engler, director of plant opera- Services has contracted a maintenance ing exposed to the asbestos. said. The Board will not release funds Bellm said. "Asbestos insulation is of tions and maintenance. man to repair any asbestos-insulated "AS LONG as the piping isn't dam- for asbestos removal to any Ohio uni- lower priority because it is not a health "Our capacity is limited as to how piping which may have become dam- aged again or doesn't get wet, it's an versity until the study has been com- threat unless the wrapping is de- much we can do, but our people handle aged. effective method of repair," he said. stroyed." minor repairs," he said. "But we will "We are most concerned with re- • See Asbestos, page 5. CBS Inc. Alumnus builds house Maurer said the building will have our letters on the outside," have seven two-bedroom apart- Mimasis said, explaining the takeover ments and four three-bedroom fraternity is only renting the Phi Delta will apartments, each with its own Frazee complex. The new build- kitchen facilities. He said the ing will be leased to the frater- have new home building will be two stories high, nity by Maurer. possible with a lounge and recreational for next fall facility in the basement, and In order to build the house, the Stock prices soar finished in concrete stucco on zoning for the property had to be the outside. changed by the city planning in anticipation of Construction is expected to commission from industrial to by Don Lee start within 30 days, he said multi-family residential. The Turner takeover staff reporter Monday. Siperty is located next to the Shawn Mimasis, Phi Delta nrail tracks, but Richard Ket- Phi Delta Theta fraternity will Theta president, said the frater- zenbarger, city planning techni- CHICAGO (AP) -CBS Inc. have a new house next fall, nity had been planning the pro- cian, said there had been no kept its corporate eye wide open thanks to one of their alumni. ject for "five or six months." concern about loss of an indus- Wednesday at the network's an- The fraternity has been living in trial site with rail access. nual meeting, held against a Robert Maurer, a Bowling a Frazee Avenue apartment background of soaring stock Green attorney and former Phi house which had room for only Maurer said he would demol- prices and rumors that broad- Delt, is pulling down the old Hub 12 of the fraternity's 33 mem- ish the grain storage silos now casting maverick Ted Turner grain elevator and silos at 510 bers, he said, adding he ex- standing at the site and find was continuing efforts for a hos- Ridge Street and putting up an pected the new house would some use for the elevator mech- tile takeover. ll-unit apartment house on the have room for 28 members. anism. City officials said the Published reports said a take- site, located near the Universi- "TUTS (THE Ridge Street silos have been a potential fire over bid by Turner, who owns 80 ty's beating plant site) will be our own house; it'll hazard and a haven for bats. Ecent of Turner Broadcasting tern Inc. and operates Cable n Network, could come after the CBS meeting, which drew only about 100 of the corpora- tion's 20,000 shareholders. He DUI means arrest reportedly would be aided by his corporation's investment banker, E.F. Hutton & Co. by Carole Homberger he thinks the driver might have the car, Clouse said he is given The "CBS Evening News" re- staff reporter been drinking. Clouse said there objective tests. ported Wednesday that a Turner has to be some other form of THESE TEST to see if the lawyer informed the Federal Driving too fast, running a red violation, such as going too slow, driver is coherent enough to Communications Commission light, or weaving may not only weaving, or crossing the yellow understand the directions the that Turner's formal application cause a police officer to give you divider line before the officer officer is giving him. for approval to take over the a ticket - if you have been drink- can stop the driver. Clouse added that these tests network was expected to be filed ing you will probably be ar- Once the driver has stopped are routine throughout police yesterday. rested on the spot. and the officer finds that he has departments. Chairman Thomas Wyman re- According to Sgt. Claude been drinking, Clouse said then They consist of walking a iterated that CBS will resist any Clouse of the Bowling Green the officer places the driver straight line and touching fin- bid for controlling interest in its Police Department, if a person under arrest and asks him to gers to the tip of the nose with stock. Earlier this month, the News/Joe phc,an is found to have been drinking step out of the car. eyes closed, he said. network secured a $1.5 billion A bia tov ^ before driving, police must If the driver refuses to get out After the testing, the officer line of credit from several banks Beth Emberton, 6, and Ashlyn Timukas, 2, both from Ontario, place the suspect under arrest of the car. then be could be takes the driver to the station that could be used to fight a Canada, play around the Big Boy statue in front of the Frlsch's and administer tests. charged with resisting arrest, and administers the breatha- hostile takeover. restaurant at 1540 E. Wooster St. The mascot Is In jeopardy of The officer, however, cannot Clouse added. lizer test, Clouse said. Contrary •See related story page 6. being scrapped by the restaurant chain. See story page 5. pull someone over just because After the driver steps out of • See DW, page 3. Student competes nationally Reagan explains Speech features black literature Trip planned by Deborah Schmook team competes every weekend staff reporter from fall to spring. She first became interested in Cassie Madden, freshman in- forensics in ninth grade and ternational studies major, will went on to compete in the Cleve- to cemetary become the first University mi- land area as a member of Shaw nority student to compete in High School's forensic team. In national forensic competition her senior year, she was named WASHINGTON (AP) - tery are those of SS troops, April 25-29. president of the team. President Reagan yesterday whom he described as "the Madden will compete in prose defended bis planned visit to villains ... who conducted and poetry at the the nationals MADDEN PLACED in poetry lay a wreath at a German the persecutions." being held this year at Marshall at her first college competition, cemetery where Nazi soldiers "But there're 2,000 graves University in Huntington, W. held in October at Miami Uni- are buried, saying those sol- there," Reagan said, "and Va. versity. She placed in prose at diers were victims of Nazism most of those - the average Her prose reading is from an April competition at the Uni- "just as surely as the victims age is about IS. These are Vanessa Howard's "Let Me versity. of the concentration camps." those young teenagers that Hang Loose." Her poetry read- "The competition is just like Canceling the visit to the were conscripted, forced into ings will be Margaret Walker's basketball or football competi- military cemetery at Bitburg military service in the closing "For My People" and "We Have tion but it's intellectual. It's for during bis 10-day European days of the Third Reich when Been Believers." your mind, to show you're doing trip next month would "leave they were short of man- "I do all black literature as your best," she said. me looking as if I had caved power." opposed to people that do all "I look beyond color of skin. I to In the face of some unfavor- "We're the victor, and white literature/' she said. "I'm enjoy what I'm doing and noth- able attention," Reagan said. they're there." the president exposing black literature to peo- ing can get between that," she "I think that there's noth- added, "and it seemed to me ple who've never beard it before ing wrong with visiting that that this could be symbolic and am showing my apprecia- cemetery where those young also of saying... this should tion for it at the same time." Besides being a member of the men are victims of Nazism never happen again." forensic team. Madden helps even though they were The disclosure of Reagan's IN ORDER to make it to na- plan activities for Minority Stu- In the German uni- plan to visit the Bitburg cem- tional competition, a student dent Activities and is a member form, drafted into service to etery, particularly in fight of must place in district competi- of the University's 75th home- carry out the hateful wishes his having said he would not tion fluring the academic year. coming committee. She hopes to of the Nazis," he added. go to a former concentration Madden said placing is an honor work for the government in a camp during the trip, sparked since about 20 schools send rep- foreign service job as her ca- DURING A question-and- an outcry from Jewish and resentatives to each competi- reer. answer session with editors American veterans' tion. "I always want to stay in- and broadcasters invited to a Bitburg served as a Fifteen University students volved with forensics in some White House luncheon, Rea- area for the Battle of Bulge, BG Naws/Joa PhtUn made it to the national competi- sort of way," she said. "Some- San acknowledged that about in which thousands of Ameri- tion out of 30-40 team members, day I'll go to high school or J of the graves In the ceme- cans were killed. Cassie Madden Madden said, adding that the college and be a coach. BO News/April 19,1985 I

*■"-*■ Editorial- Disarmament's a game Program abused Unfortunately, Reagan doesn't play it well them an 8-to-l advantage over when the true fact is they are Reagan will have to publicly say There are plenty of people upset about abuses of by Art Buchwald us." ahead." it's a trap and denounce us for it. social programs these days, and a recent deci- "Now you tell me. Why didn't "What do I do if Reagan And then we'll be known in West- sion by the Ohio Supreme Court has added some I had no objection to President you know this before I made an agrees to freeze his weapons? ern Europe as the peacemak- validity to their complaints. Reagan turning down Mikhail offer to freeze our missiles?" Should I say our freeze is off?" ers." Gorbachev's suggestion that the "Our KGB people in Washing- "No, Comrade Number One. "That's what you said before The court ruled 4-3 Wednesday that a woman is West join the Soviets in a freeze ton assured us that the White That would make it appear we my freeze speech. Suppose he entitled to workers' compensation benefits because on medium-range nuclear weap- House would denounce your of- believe the Americans are doesn't denounce me and says a work-related illness hastened her husband's ons. What did bother me was the fer because it would endanger stronger than we are. What you he's glad to see my offer on the death. haste in which it was done. their request for an increased must do is to improve on your table? How long do I have to The death of Vernon Oswald of Cincinnati was The words were hardly out of military budget. The fact the offer of a freeze by making a keep disarming Mother Russia Gorbachev's mouth when the president didn't can only mean unilateral reduction in weapons. to show how strong we really accelerated "as a result and proximate result" of Western White House rejected it we've underestimated number This will scare the West. They are?" his occupational disease, avian tuberculosis, on his as a dirty commie trick. One got of nuclear weapons United will be certain the only reason "Until Reagan cries 'Uncle.' " pre-existing coronary artery disease, the court said the impression the Reagan ad- States has aimed at us. It shows we're doing it is that we have so ui part. ministration was more furious you why we can't trust the many missiles we can afford to Art Buchwald is a columnist for . The occupational disease reportedly was from with the freeze than if the Soviet Americans. They're always cry- reduce our nuclear arsenal with- the Los Angeles Times Syndi- premier had announced he was ing they are behind in missiles - out endangering our defense. cate. Oswald's position as head birdkeeper for the Zoo- going to double the number of logical Society of Cincinnati. SS-20S on the Soviet border. : But Oswald died of a heart attack, which presu- There is no question in my ■ IV. U-^ - mably could have resulted from his non-work-re- mind that Mikhail was making a lated heart condition. grandstand play for the benefit of the NATO countries. As Associate Justice Ralph Locher wrote in Yet if disarmament is a game ..dissent, "No objective evidence was adduced to - and everyone knows it is - it ■show that the employer directly and proximately would have been much better for |:caused Oswald's death." our side if Mr. Reagan did not react so predictably. I So why provide workers' compensation for his Had the president responded :- widow? immediately that he was "very :♦: Workers' compensation is meant, as the name interested" in the Gorbachev vindicates, to compensate workers and their fami- proposal and wanted to "fine- :-lies when employment is terminated because of tune" it, this is probably what work-related injury or disease. would have happened in the Kremlin: .'- But in this case, a causal relationship between "Comrade Number One - this sthe work-related illness and Oswald's death wasn't is just in from Santa Barbara. clearly established. Frankly, the fund is not President Reagan thinks your -. equipped to finance life insurance for workers offer to freeze the SS-20s is a I whose deaths may not have been caused by work. very generous one and he is glad you put it on the table." The court's decision also could produce a more "What are you saying, Mar- :-serious effect than depletion of the compensation shall Potemkin? If Reagan likes : iund. It could induce employers to be wary of hiring my plan there must be some- disabled or ill people, even if they were able to thing wrong with it." perform their jobs. "Our intelligence people have come to same conclusion. They I In deciding in favor of one family with a dubious are perplexed that Reagan :• right to compensation, the court may have opened would jump at it so fast. Our ;;the door for discrimination on the basis of infir- scenario was that the president ;:inity. would dismiss your proposal and attack him for wantinga 10-tc-l *»- missile superiority. Then we could attack him for wanting to tfotes from the doctor keep the arms race going, thereby winning the hearts and minds of the West European population." fhose big little sibs 'I'm aware of what our sce- nario was, Marshal. What I want examples of fallacious to know is why Reagan is in by Doc Doherty arguments: favor of it." • "America has always been "Our people now have theory 'H seems a lot of big campus able to find lobs for the that there are a lot more Per- events took place over the last unskilled. Look at all the people shing missiles in Europe than wjsek, and of course, there were we send to Congress." the United States will admit to, accompanying funny stories... • (And my favorite) "If it and if the Americans agreed to a '.'■' On "Roommate Apprecia- weren't for capital punishment, freeze at this time it would give tion Day," someone hung a Christianity could not exist." Cither misleading sign in Prout WARNING: The surgeon gen- Sail: "You've been sleeping eral has determined that breath- with him all year; now let him ing is dangerous to your health. know you appreciate it." This was a conclusion drawn •:• During Mass Communica- from an experiment employing tton Week, local television news 200 small Czechoslovakian goats Letters anchor-person Jill Olmstead told who died. All were habitual of her problems convincing breathers. needed to call the Architect's ture Series at 10 a.m. on April 11, viewers that "whether or not I Sudden thought: Do conceited Office (372-2511). in the Eppler Center. The room Mac East RAs like snow has nothing to do with priests have "altar egos"? Facilities for blind Even the Handicapped was filled with elementary wiether or not we get snow." Bumper snicker of the week: still not adequate Services Office can't contend school students who were fas- are only human • Finally, did you notice how "Put the MX on Ronnie's with absurdities such as: mark- cinated by these puppets - one many "Little Sibs" were six Ranch!" ings to aid visually impaired having cerebral palsy, one being inches taller than their hosts? A certain Psychology 201 pro- In response to the article students regarded as not aesthe- blind and one mentally re- This is in response to the edito- .-As spring is with us, there's rials about the three RAs that fessor was leading a class dis- from two weeks ago, "Blind tically pleasing. tarded. The dozens of questions Ued the tornado April Fool's always room for another base- cussion on schizophrenia when students face campus obsta- After all, there are the these curious and receptive stu- ball story. This one concerns the he shared these insights on a cles," the comment by Jan Scot- crumbling steps at Williams dents asked were a tribute to the elgrly days of the New York former patient: "He was a real tbey, director of Handicapped Hall and the browned and sparse marvelous performance, and Rfets, the most pitiful team in nice guy, sweet and gentle. He Services, should be highlighted: hedges atop a mound of dirt at testimony to the fact that "Kids The RAs involved were irre- tie history of the game. Man- was heavily drugged. "The University's goals for Kohl Hall. My, aren't they aes- on the Block" is a successful and risible in the fact that they ager Casey Stengel was giving a Overheard at a coffeehouse on blind students are the same as thetically pleasing! much needed educational tool. not stop to think before they tryout to a 20-year-old rookie campus recently: "God created for any student. We want them In closing, I ask that every- My only disappointment pulled off the "joke." I have dMcher who had been highly Minnesota to protect Canada to be able to come here and get one place a piece of wax paper was in the fact that there was a known one of the RAs personally (Dated as a potential rookie of from Iowa." Does this mean He an education. We help them get over their eyes for just one day. noticeable absence of BGSU for two years now. I would never title year. When asked about the created Perrysburg to protect through with the feast amount of Maybe then Carol will get her staff, professors and adminis- have guessed she was involved kid, the inimitable ol' Case pon- Bowling Green from Toledo? difficulty." painted strips ... or at least trators. It seems such a shame because I know how much she djired a moment, then told the Speaking of Iowa, I recently No, Carol Hartman can't be we'll all get a closer look at a that a wonderful resource such puts into her job as an RA. She is baseball world, "Well, I would received these words of encour- "spoon-fed" information, nor world we don't know or under- as this - which was right on full of life and always cheerful sjfy that in about 10 years this agement from Susan Darrow, can the University provide ev- stand. campus - was not taken more and always there when you need I*?"8; feller has a chance to be native Iowan and co-director of erything for her convenience, advantage of. True - "Kids on her. the University Honors Pro- yet she is different... and ad- Thomas P. Garbrecfat Jr. the Block" is geared toward •aiiis week's prize-winning Kam: "They made penicillin justments have to be made. OCMB7006 younger school children. My I realize this should never door signs: »m moldy bread; I'm sure Is the University adminis- question is this - Are elementary have happened, yet I know that t> "I'm in... but Im not com- they can make something out of tration making these adjust- school children the only ones these RAs have a lot of responsi- ing to the door." you." ments? needing this education? bility. These girls have to set -> "I don't live it up much ... Running out of time ... run- While the Handicapped Where were adults their standards higher than oth- tint, then, I don't have much to ning out of space.. . running out Services Office seems to be a during puppet show Debbie Polen ers of their own age. These three Dye down either." of ideas... help, Hartman still faces a set of Graduate Assistant RAs had been doing this quite :^Vnd this week's classic: So, until next time, consider stairs at South Hall. These stairs Rehabilitation Counseling well up until the tornado inci- I^ "Happy Roommate Day to this: the major cause of divorce, aren't insurmountable problems Thursday, April 11, was dent. These girls perform roles I roomie - a legend in his own above all else, is marriage. if mere 2" wide strips could be Jane Hermann Day - a day on as mother, tutor, counselor, con- painted on the edges. Hartman which BGSU annually recog- fidante and HUMAN. •:In a recent logic class, the Alike ••Doc" Doberty Is a has countered all administration nizes a former student who was Thanks for helping piofessor used the following freshman English major from arguments against this strip: killed in 1981. Jane was an exem- in Easter Egg Hunt I do not know everything that Vbnderful illustrations as Bowling Green. their claims that the strips are plary student here at BGSU; she went on in their minds that day .THE BG NEWS not aesthetically pleasing, re- was dedicated to her studies, but I could understand them ■II» quire constant maintenance, involved in numerous Univer- This is an open letter of wanting to do something silly. (I V' etc. with logical arguments. sity and non-university activ- wish it would not have been a Ifota I Htttef Copy Editor thanks to all those members of jSleneoIng Editor Geoffrey Barnard Copy Editor ■»■ BrtuzH However, the Architect's Office ities, and committed to the Greek Life who so generously tornado sighting, but it was.) I »a>t Managing Editor Teresa Perron) CopyEdUor Janet Schret* holds firm. They suggested belief that all people should be assisted in the Bowling Green am a mother of three and I do ;**ewsEdltor BvinWiMliTlMi EdtorWEdtor Hartman use the ramps pro- treated equally and fairly. Jane Easter Egg Hunt which was held some odd things when I go out to • Sports Edna Marc DMph Graphic EdSOT vided at all building entrances. take off some of the pressures of **m> Sport* EoHor Steve Ouinn Friday E«rx lanyHeme Hermann was deaf, yet she in the City Park on Sunday, »3"hoio Edaor Sunn Croee Production Sup'r Stephanie DM*!** Hartman responded by saying didn't view herself as disabled March 31, under the able direc- life. This does not mean I am SeMreEdMr DUeHorwedel Production Sup'r JnM Koran* she only asked for single strips and, consequently, neither did tion of Maureen Hughes irresponsible; it just means I »3B»ti Copy ErJIor Slaty Trusty Production Sup'r Crakj O'rMi to be painted on the edge of those who knew her. In her (Gamma Phi Beta). It was a am human. 5» steps, but if they wanted to pro- ■Z The BO News Is published deity Tuesday through Friday during the scsdsrMc year and memory, this day is designed to wonderful event enjoyed by the '-Weekly during ths summer session by IKS Board o) Student Puofcaeona ol Bowing Green vide the customary horizontal introduce individuals to various 300-plus children and their par- I am praying for all three of >Btate University bright yellow lines running down disabilities, in the hope that fa- ents, despite the inclement the RAs, that they forgive them- >J Opinions expressed by columnists do nol neceeaarty railed the opinions ol the BG the ramp, she would be glad to miliarity will breed a better weather. selves and that the girls of Mac use them. The problem lies in understanding of the needs of You have provided an im- >J The BO News and Bowing Green State Untverelly are SCUM opportunity empioyere ■ knowing where to step down East will, too. I hope the stan- •Jtio nol dewrlrninete * Ths BO News wa not accept advertising mat la deemed daotrilnetory. < when contrasts aren't provided. ties. between the University and the reflects all the things the three SSekMng on the basis ol race, as* or national origin Come on ... the University "Kids on the Block" is a Bowling Green community. have done for Mac. copyright 1985 by the BG News el rights reserved arguments indicate that it is ErMonel and Buemeee Offices nationally-known puppet show toe University Hal obviously hedging against ethi- which was created to introduce Michael T. Marsden Bo»tr.g Green State University cal and legal responsibilities. As elementary school students to Professor of Popular Culture Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 Dr. Fiscus, Special Education the concepts of disability and and University Representative Deberah s. Hernandez I Phone (419) 372-2801 department chair, urged In a handicap. This puppet show to the Promote Bowling Green Hours 6 am to S p m Monday through Friday response letter: more people are opened the Jane Hermann Lec- Committee BowBng Green, Ohio Local BG News/April 19,1985 3 Car stereos stolen More than $1,900 in dam- on the passenger-side door Panel discusses UNESCO ages and stolen car stereo was broken to gain access to equipment has been reported the car. An AM/FM cassette by Caroline Linger "We see, for instance, how in the last week from cars player was taken and the staff reporter much of a countries resources parked in three University dashboard was damaged ex- Organization provides exchange are spent on arms instead of parking lots. tensively. Damages totaled U.S. withdrawl from UNESCO somewhere else," he said. Of this amount, $1,236 has $600. is not justified. of information, knowledge come from thefts and dam- Equipment which has been That was the general opinion Anam said UNESCO did not ages to cars parked in Lot 6. stolen Includes AM/FM cas- of a panel discussion held last remain at a zero budget in- Lot 6 is an on-campus student sette plavers, cassette tapes night on U.S. withdrawal from ins government reports, said the cited by Anam, the policies crease, it increased by 9.7 per- parking lot located behind and speakers. Some cars also the United Nations Educational VS., under the Reagan adminis- adopted by UNESCO were in cent in 1964. However, Harold Mileti Alumni Center. Six of have sustained damage to the Scientific and Cultural Organi- tration made charges against line with the wishes of the VS Jackobson, professor of political the eight thefts occurred in dashboards. sation (UNESCO) in December UNESCO. They include that the and it was therefore not in the science at the University of this lot Three of the thefts in Lot 6 1964. organization had become too interest of the U.S. to pull out of Michigan, said "UNESCO must One of the other two inci- were reported last Friday The organization provides a politicized, adopted anti-west- the organization. provide world-wide everything dents occurred in Lot 2 where afternoon, one Saturday structure for the international em policies, dealt with disarma- on a two-year budget of $374 an equalizer, valued at $130, morning and two Wednesday. exchange of information and ment - which was not its place, Anam said the report was million, which is one fifth of was stolen from a car. Neither Dean Gerkens nor knowledge, Mahfuz Anam. a bad not remained on a zero never released. what the budget is for Univer- The other incident hap- Bill Bess of Public Safety liaison officer for communica- percent budget increase as sity of Michigan." pened in Lot 12. The window were available for comment. tions with UNESCO said. agreed, and was planning to Policies are adopted by HE SAID UNESCO adopted a "Wars occur because igno- adopt a New World Communica- UNESCO by a consensus New World Communications Or- rance leads to prejudice, and tions Order which would pose a decision. A great deal of der, but said it would not restrict DUI (Continued from page 1). prejudice leads to hostility. threat to freedom of the press. compromising is done by all the freedom of the press. to some beliefs, chewing gum or should be. There needs to be a linkage "THE U.S. FELT that is was UNESCO countries, Anam said. a breath mint will not reduce the Also, the length of time it between the people of different no longer worthwhile for the "Therefore, the policies can "The New World Communica- results of the test. takes the police to test the sus- nations - an understanding of all U.S. to be a member of a multi- only be polidzed in a particular tions Order was designed to help pect with the breathalyzer will cultures and a mutual respect," lateral organization in which the direction or anti-western if ev- - the third world in creating their According to an article in the not alter the findings. He said Anam said. He added UNESCO negative points outweighed the eryone agrees," Anam said. own media facilities, so that Penn State newspaper, the Daily alcohol leaves the body very provides the link that will insure positive benefits gained by the According to Anam, disarma- they can be seen by the world Collegian, acetone, a sugar by- slowly. It sometimes takes till peace. U.S.," Akaha said. ment is dealt with by the organi- through their own eyes also, not product found in the mints of noon the next day before the Assistant Professor of Politi- However, according the Feb- zation in a research framework, western journalist only," Anam gum will cause the breath test alcohol is completely out of the: cal Science Tsuneo Akaha, dt— ruary 1984 Congressional report not a political one. reading to be higher than it system.

HELP WANTED Food Operations job applications for Fall 1985 will be distributed to students on: Thursday, April 25,1985,1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. only, in the Forum of the Student Services Building. Friday, April 26,1985,8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon, only in the Forum of the Student Services Building. Students will be limited to two (2) applications in order to insure that as many students as possible have an opportunity to apply for a job with Food Operations. Students should take the completed application to the appropriate dining hall or snack bar by Friday, May 3,1985. Applications will not be accepted after that date. Food Operations job applications include: Commons, Founders, Harshman, Kreischer, McDonald, Mid-Am, Amani, Chilys, Zzas, Bake Shop, Berries, Towers Inn, Garden Terrace Deli and the University Union.

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April cancer control month Asbestos —, (Continued from page 1) shouldn't be a cause for con- by Jim Nleman most common forms of cancer. nosed in the United States this $36,000 was donated during the cern. "Right now there is no staff reporter A nurse will distribute a stool year, resulting in 60,000 deaths. Residential Drive in 1984, "and A nine-member Asbestos building on campus that I blood test at the Wood County Some form of cancer was di- we hope to raise $37,000 this Advisory Committee made up would tell people it's a hazard Cancer of the colon and rec- Unit of the ACS, 500 Lehman agnosed for the first time in year." of representatives from all to go into, she said. "We're tum will be the educational fo- Ave., Monday from 9 a.m. to 45,000 Ohioans last year, areas of the University com- not hiding anything, we're cus of the American Cancer 3:30 p.m. The results will be Kirby said. The ACS has literature, films munity is formulating a long- dealing with '"the problem re- Society (ACS) during the month read by a local physician. Both and cassettes available on all range plan for the use of the sponsibly.' of April - designated Cancer of these services are free. More than 1,800 ACS volun- types of cancer; this material state funds. Control Month. "We are really pushing early teers go door-to-door and canvas can be obtained from their of- "There's no way we can Colorectal is second to lung as detection," Kirby said. The ACS all of Wood County during Can- fice. Speakers are also available "The work being done by remove all the asbestos in a the most common form of can- believes three out of four per- cer Control Days, April 21 to 29, to address audiences on any the committee is invaluable short period of time," Pan-art cer, but it is also "one of the sons who have colorectal cancer Kirby said. cancer topic, Kirby said. Those because of the timing, money said. "We're not saying ev- most treatable," according to can be saved if it is detected "They will be passing out life- interested in arranging a and logistics involved in the erything has been fixed and Anita Kirby of the ACS. Breast, early and treated promptly. saving literature and collecting speaker should contact the Wood removal process," Bellm patched or that we have the prostate and skin are the next About 134,000 casesi will\ be diag- donations," Kirby said, noting said. "The whole process will money to do this. No institu- County ACS office at 353-5645. be very complex." tion can say that, unless it Although the process is a was built after asbestos was Big Boy has big campaign lead long one, Bellm said this no longer used in buildings." THURSDAY STUDENT NIOHT! Image change CINEMA l«2 WITH VALID IDS for the carhop restaurant, he BEAN SAID that the Big Boy Kabbing the Big Boy comic ONLY 12.00 for restaurant doesn't quite fit the family voting campaign which ends oks, if' IBig Boy stays we hope WATCH OUT FOR THE FORCE! rhcy lukl k- yt'di ukl image that our restaurants are April 28 has increased business to have a Big Boy eating contest K»*k> DennisheUHiklnewr seems unlikely trying to portray," Tim Bean, due to some of the special pro- for University students," Bean be like ever vone else IriTiS associate manager of Frisch's, motions. said. POLICE ACABEMTa THE* FIRST ASSWSfNT 1540 E. Wooster said. "Along Gary Fahle, senior medical Sth BIG WEEK by Janet Pavatko with retiring the symbol, sand- "We count the ballots once a technology major, said nostal- PC:13| AT 7:30 1 9:15 4th WK AT 7:30 I 9:30 reporter wich names would be changed, week and each week we hold a gia was the reason why he voted and the familiar Big Boy souve- drawing for two free dinners to keep the Big Boy symbol. FRI &I SAT_ MIDNIGHT "HEAVY Most things have to change, nirs would be discontinued." which encourages people to "Big Boy was a big part of my CLA-ZEl METAL":_TAL" ONLY $2.00 and the chain of Big Boy restau- vote." Bean said. "Headquar- past, I was in the Big Boy club EVE. S3.S0 WED. $2.00 rants is trying to change their Bean said that management ters has also sent us promotional and read the free comic books," image from a carhop ham- decided to let the public deter- hats, place mats and buttons, he said. "It would be funny and burger eatery to a family sit mine the fate of the Big Boy which are almost gone." sad not to see the familiar mas- down restaurant. symbol. cot." "Basically, headquarters was Although Bean is personally in Changing their image may taken by sunrise, it seems that favor of retiring the familiar involve the possiible retirement people actually like the guy," he mascot, he believes that Big Boy of the Big Boy mascot, whose said. "Right now it looks as has helped business at the Uni- fate lies in the hands of the though Big Boy will not be re- versityrlOCW location. public. tiring, he is winning by a four to "We try to apt sal to the col- "The Big Boy was a symbol one margin." lege crowd, kit] i are always vrr. jfr> PHI KAPPA PSI LOW ON COUPONS? SPRING FORMAL 1985 SANDUSKY, OHIO Don't forget, all dining halls and snack bars will accept Matt & Debbie Bert Convey & Doug & Cindy John & Peggy Jim Neighbors Schweiny & Peanut cash, as well as coupons. 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NOW- John Newlove Real Estate For More Details, Call WHILE YOU STILL HAVE A CHOICE 354-2260 or 352-3841 (12-4pm) or 352-6553 Sp_orte BG News/April 19, 1985 7 ■ Linksters shoot for MAC title Chips concern Platzer by Jeffrey Fix BG placed higher than East- At last weekend's Marshall sports reporter ern Michigan and tied with Kent Invitational, the team shot State at the Miami Invitational rounds of 308, 301, and 300, so a by Tom Reed talk disarmament. Though it will take a strong Hope springs eternal for the two weeks ago. At that tourney 297 average is possible, although sports reporter The Chips' lead the MAC in effort from the entire team, the Bowling Green golf team. Ohio University was one stroke the Falcon linksters will needa almost all offensive categories, key to the Falcon fortunes This weekend the Falcon link- better and Miami finished only little more consistency. Prior to yesterday's Bowling including batting average, against powerful CMU lies in sters will compete in the Mid- three strokes ahead of the Fal- Green baseball practice, the runs scored and homers. They the pitching staff. American Conference invitatio- con linksters. Then last week Nye said that the team would grounds crew was raking the are coming off a 15-0 drubbing Despite having a high ERA, nal tournament in DeKalb, 111., KSU finished the Marshall Invi- need outstanding performances Warren Stellar infield in prepa- of Western Michigan. CMU's BG's pitching staff has im- and BG hopes to win this tour- tational fourteen strokes up on (par 72 or below) from a couple ration for the league home firepower certainly has BG proved since returning from ney, or one of the other three the Falcons, Eastern ten better, of the linksters and the rest of opener against Central Michi- coach Ed Platzer concerned, their Florida swing. still left on the schedule in order and BG beat Miami and OU. So, team would have to shoot better gan. especially since his pitching ON TUESDAY, Falcon pitch- to qualify for the NCAA district in essence, the championship is than average (76) in order for But with the way CMU has staff has a 6.14 earned run ing surrendered just four runs tournament. up for grabs and the brown and the Falcons to make a good been stroking the baseball, average. in a two game split with Ohio The Falcons have placed orange have a legitimate title showing at the championship maybe the grounds crew "THEY HAVE a tremendous Northern. BG comes into to- higher than most other MAC shot. meet. should have groomed the warn- offensive talent," Platzer said-. day's game with a 12-14 record, teams at one time or another FIRST YEAR head coach The Falcons left for Northern ing track instead. "Central has 14 guys who are 3-2-1 in the MAC. during the past couple of weeks, Greg Nye said that the team will Illinois early yesterday and had This season, opposing out- hitting over .300 - that is sim- giving them hopes of winning need to shoot around 297 or 300 a practice round yesterday af- fielders have spent plenty of K< unbelievable. They also the coveted MAC title. However, per round (an average of 75 a ternnon. The team will begin time on the warning track re- ve two of the top players in In this afternoon's opener, the team has yet to win a big 6layer I in order for his team to competition today and continue trieving Chippewa hits or the conference." BG's Carl Moraw (4-3) will be name tourney. e a serious contender. tomorrow and Sunday. watching fly balls sail over the the starting pitcher. Last sea- fence. Platzer was refering to first son Moraw handcuffed CMU Today at 1 p.m., the Falcons baseman Doug Fisher, who is by tossing a three-hitter in a 5-2 will open a four-game series battine .435 with 28 RBI, and Falcon victory. with the Mid-American Confer- centenielder Greg Lotzar, who "That was one of my better Netters face busy weekend ence leading Chips by playing is hitting at a .435 clip with 10 efforts last year," Moraw said. a double-header. The teams home runs. "Their first four barters are are slated for another twin-bill While the Chips swatted excellent hitters. I just hope by Ron Fritz The women (1-1 in the confer- tough Ball State (2-0) and Cen- tomorrow at 1 p.m. most of its MAC competition the wind isn't blowing out." sports reporter ence) will be playing Mid-Amer- tral Michigan (0-2). Marion bad CMU, which won last year's last season, compiling a 2M Chuck Steward, 2-1, who ican Conference opponents. to drop out of the meet because MAC crown, possess an arse- mark, BG proved to be the only Platzer calls his most im- Bowling Green's Keefe Courts Northern Illinois (0-2) and Ohio of difficulty in fielding a team. nal of offensive weapons that pest which stung them for a proved pitcher, will start in the will be filled with plenty of ten- University (1-1), and indepen- "BALL STATE was picked for series split. second contest. nis action this weekend as both dent foe, Akron, who is 4-3 over- second place in the MAC, but would force the Red Army to the men and women netters are all. most coaches believe that they hosting quadrangular meets. "I would hope that we beat are the favorite," Falcon coach Ohio because we beat them last Bob Gill said. "They have year." BG women's coach June beaten Purdue, Northwestern the weekend's finally here! Stack said. "It would certainly and Notre Dame and their num- be a feather in our cap if we ber two and three doubles teams could beat Northern going into are both 1M." DIRECTOR-AT-M the MAC schedule." See Us For All Your The women are coming off of Gill isn't worried about team 9-0 thrashings at the hands of wins this weekend as much as he GREEK WEEK needs Miami and Notre Dame, but is about individual wins. Stack believes her team played "I would like to get some APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE 10% Off all visors and clothing for greek well last weekend. individual wins so we can get "We had a real good indicator placed higher for the MAC tour- lettering with this coupon. match against Miami," she nament. Gill said. "The rest of ■ DUE APRIL 29 - said. "Despite the loss, we the weekends are critical for played very good tennis against us." ll.r Lake Erie Sports Miami. I hope we can keep our IN UA0 OFFICE -~" 362-8874 522 E. Wooster moral at a high level." The action begins at 1:00 p.m. The men, who are 1-1 in the on Friday and 9:00 a.m. on Sat- MAC, will be in action against urday. VARSITY SQUARE APTS. Summer Factory Jobs! Softballers look to May 15th thru Sept. 1st clinch playoff berth 1 -2-3 Bedrooms The women's Softball team Beat the high cost of utilities. Let us pay your $5.50/hr. plus incentives hopes to clinch a Mid-American Must be available to Conference playoff berth when heat, gas cooking, water and trash pick up. they host Central Michigan and work all shifts. Eastern Michigan this weekend. CMU tangles with BG today at * Private entrance Press work - will train 3 p.m. while the Hurons invade Stor tomorrow at 1 p.m. Both the OFFfCE LOCATED * f^'® Y , HOURS: games will be played on the field 1097 Varsity East Laundry facilities Mondoy-Fridoy 9-1.2-5 Send resume to: next to Warren Stellar Field. 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JUST WAITi FOUNDERS FEST ' CELEBRATION COOKOUTIPARTY AT JOE Ten Meeeengar ra now taking appokitmenta at Couch for sale Bast otter 352-5435 altar 5 LOVE. YOUR BIG FOUNDERS FEST . QOTTRON'S SAT., 4/20 AT 6 00 S2S N. FOUNDERS FEST JauBau 115 Ctough St 3520081 20* of! pm Ask tor Lorl ___^ ENTERPRISE. APT ■ PS ARE YOU A TURTLE? TYPINO SERVICES al services thru April. Weddtog Dress CINDY JANE. MR TELEPHONE MAN? ATTN ALL BGSU STUDENTS 15 yrs experience term papers, letters. Beautiful antique style. Venetian lace Sue 7- HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY! HOPE YOU HAVE I thought that might get your attention' You sure Founders Feat la lor you' Join us this Saturday resumes 1-865-2240 Reasonable rates New, never worn- Price nofjrjtlople 352-2264 AN EXCITING WEEKEND WITH DREW THINK have some strange sleeping and studying <4l 1 00 lor games, muse, contests, prizes Pregnancy Problem? habits' No ona beesves that you bkiah, do you WANTED aM and FUN' BONK' (EMILY CUPSTER ALWAYS DOESI 2 BED SUSPENDED LOFT Free lasts * help WE LOVE YOU! think they'd believe that you ta* In your sleep? $100 00 1 year ok) Wchetob Ught tor the winners' HeartBeat ol Toledo 1-241-9131 EL, LOSER « LIMA Your secret's safe with me Besides, slave Cal 3725153 CONGRATULATIONS AMA- labor's too nerd to coma by theee days, Ona I, rmte needed to share apt 85-86 school '^ee you Saturday night at Joes tor the party' Congrats Amanda Redmond on your Kappa Sirj especially on s novice masseuse's salary. year. Vary dose to campus, vary reaaonabie ■jftie cookout starts al 6pm PERSONALS lavakermg to Tommy Sltjerth Your Phi Mu "The Happy Camper Cal 352-3743 sisters love you loo' FOR RENT SENIOR CHALLENGE VOLUNTEERS Paul- Aveaabtt tor summer Two bedroom, fumelhed CONGRATULATIONS. RICH' Bring out the sand SOS oft everything apertmanl Close lo campus Cheep 354- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS PLEASE RETURN ALL PLEDGE CAROS BY I'M SOOO PROUD OF YOU- Bring out the sun VATANS GIFTS 109 N. Main 8929 S120 6 00PM TODAY TO THE ALUMNI CENTER WELCOME HOMEll Come tost the fun per person per month-untum -4 person apt THANKS TO ALL THE CLASS OF 1985 ALPHA OELTS Conaralulabona to Tim Hoejen and Steve And fuel be my hon1 Gate needed to subksaae spl lor summer $134 REWROTE THE RECORD BOOKS' "Lite's a Beach" Bartxon on receiving the outatanrkng ttg-ittle Gat payched tor tommorow night' Close to campus and cheep Cal 354 8404 per person per month-turn.-4 person apl •and then it snows' Scholarship Award Rhonda Roommate needed lor Spring/Summer ALPHA DELTS ARE PUTTING ON SHORTS Apt Corner ol S Colege 1 Napoleon, Next to Sam B's Real (across from Harshman) Your ATO Brothers Pikes 8 DU s. GET LIT and gat payched for GETTING FUN DATES. AND HEADING FOR near drive-thru Reasonable. CM Don FREE LOCK-OUT KEY SERVICE-24 hra 'day LOST & FOUND OAVE ST.CHUCK, Greek Week 85 See you 1MB afternoon In THE BEACH'" or Damon 354 8141 FREE HEAT a CABLE TV Congratulations on having the highest Q.P.A. College Park for some tun N games' Convenient to SRC. Library > Music Blag T;l Gold cham bracelet on Apr! 12 Great Alpha Xi Exec Board. lor the lowest class attendance lor your ThePhlMu's Roommate needed Faa-Sprmg 85-86 Call Pet Next to restaurants, book store, laundry mat. We had a great time Wednesday night. Let's sentimental value Reward Cal Kathy 372- entire college career. I don't care how many "THEY'RE COMING TO TAKE US attar 10 00pm 354-8021 bank 8 carry-out. CM Tom al 352-1800 eve 3532 keep the party spirit flowing B'a you gal- really. P.S. Can I have my notes AWAY..." HA HA 2 rmtea to share houae lor FM semester Cal $ wkends or 362 4673 Mon Fn el AM ATO Exec Board Decs now? :■ Gold Cross Pen In beige pouch. Extreme 50', oil everything Bd 354-7646 Need Fa a Male students lo in houses s spts ALPHA XIS - ARE YOU READY TO GET LIT ■ value Reward' Reward' Cal '■'HI KRAZY KBUSH It HEREII • • • VATAN8 GIFTS 109 N. Main Desperately needed: 2 roommatea lo luDliaai Avsaatae now Near campus Ph 352-7385 FOR GREEK WEEK? I at 354 3179 rllound DELTA UPSILON BIKE RACE Von dta) cxkraatlty tajaRae] 10 pay your final tor summer Price negotiable Location great'" SUMMER APARTMENTS - 2 BEDROOMS ANNE AHLGREN 6 mo young cal trom S Prospect area SATURDAY 8 30am respects to Patrick 0. Murphy this afternoon 145Manvxle For more Into 354-7295 Across from Harshman Dorm ALPHA DELTA PI ray ft brown tiger, lemale No coaar Misaing COLLEGE PARK from 4:30-6:30 at 12ig E. Wooeter. Please NEED DESPERATELY: PLACE TO LIVE FOR CM Tom al 362-1800 eve 1 wkends GOOO LUCK TODAY. WHEN YOU RUN WITH jfcr appro 3 weeks Please caf 3520762 DEAR KELLY, HAPPY IBth BIRTHDAY dress appropriately. FALL SEMESTER ONLY PLEASE CALL or 352 4873 Mon Frl In AM THE TORCH'' WERE ALL BEHIND YOU— YOU'RE FINALLY LEGAL! TIME TO PARTY' AUDREY AT 364-2823 THANK YOU TO WHOMEVER REMOVED MY CAMERA ESPECIALLY YOUR FAMILY!! Sigma Alpha Epsllon Summer Lease, Now AvaiaDie FROM MY PURSE LAST THURS. NIOHT HAVE FUN GET WILD AND NOT TOO MUCH 1 NS ROOMMATE needed lor 85-66 Apt FktrJbia leesxig. pod. AC. I bedroom. $160 L ft L. LYNN AND OEBBY MASHING' Psddy Murphy ItSS t4-11-«5) AT UPTOWN: Stourler's ON THE SQUARE across Oft Towers $120.'month- utVties per month: 2 bedroom. S210per month Cal ATO Brothers. WE LOVE YA. DEBBIE. SHARON a LAURA included CM 352-2357 JVVOULD REALLY LIKE THE FILM BACK THE DAYTON. OHIO 364-3533. 12-6 FJCTURES WERE OF SENTIMENTAL VALUE Get psyched for a wad bean Saturday Pate. Dear Mar car. you ll never be the same PHI ALPHA, SENIORS!!! 1 or 2 lemale rmtea lor 85-86 school year HOUSE tor summer. 4th and S Colege ALSO I WOULD LIKE THE CAMERA WITH MY I cant waM for next year's VIP co-chaxrnenshlp Close to campus For more into cal 2-4615 Meroweve. dsthwaaher. washer A dryer, a air NAME ENGRAVED ON IT BACK NO OUES AXO's Thanks tor al your help this year' Nanny Nanny 1 F rmte tor 86-86 school year 2 bdrms. 2 cond Fas Dye comfortably S210'person CM TIONS ASKED REWARD' CALL 2-5400 Get psyched cause tomorrow's the night 'or Boo Boo baahroome Furrvehed Cal 2-3962 or 2-3973 354-7933 tor rao the Alpha Chi Omega Red Carnation Ball' Dear Me. better known as Cocobutter if jnteroated. Two bedroom apt. tor sublet over summer FOUNDERS FEST Wen. it's been over a year orhriaey Happy Pays M but electric $350 a month or RIDES FOUNDERS FEST Rmte M or F, 85/88 yr . Lrge Apt. Fum.. Anniversary' Love. For RCK REYNOLDS YOU'LL ALWAYS BE MY negohablo Located on 5th and High CM In FOUNDERS FEST PfirvATE BEDROOM. hHh spa Ind GRAD EARTH DAY IS COMING'' FAVORITE SWIMMER HAVE A GREAT evervngs 354-7797 FOUNDERS FEST STUDENT pre!. $150 complete Laurie or HIDE NEEDED TO NH-MASS AREA AT END WEEKENOI L FOUNDERS FEST Steve 216 238-7786 Houae from May to August 20 $330/mo CM 4JF SEMESTER AND IF POSSIBLE RIDE DON'T MISS EARTH DAY! SAM •'• HAPPY HOURS- 4 TO tpm 1 MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR SUM- 81 354-7545 -BACK TO BG AROUND JUNE 8 CALL "THEY'RE COMING TO TAKE US F YOU ARE 21, WE WILL BE HARPY MER HOUSE CLOSE TO CAMPUS $95 PER Four bdrm ctoee to campus and downtown AUDREY AT 354-2823 THANK YOU AWAY "..HA HA DISCOVER THE WORTH OF OUR EARTH TO SERVE YOU! MO PLUS UTIL CALL 354-7014 OR STOP TUES. IN THE UNION OVALI 364-5608 alter 6 pm SCOOTER. BY 204 S SUMMIT ST One male needed lo Bubloaae apt lor FM only Eric Phi. Brad « Kan. I HOPE YOU HAD YOUR SHARE OF NOOKIE al Haven House Manor CM 354 5387 xoxoxDXQxnxnxnxQxnxnxnxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox Tonight's the night whan we I linaly meat and SATURDAY NIGHT WE KNOW BERNIE the partying complete with drinking and dancing OBJ HELP WANTED Semester leases BiitBafilll for efficiency apis (FM) S265'mo includes TV t Cable All utii. had by al Can t wait to sea you Let's have a Shirley Juat a very vary pereonej paraonal to tuny turn 354-3182 11-4 let you know how much I care for you. You Looking lor bartenders, cooks, wsttraaaes. and THEY'RE COMING TO TAKE US know, you took marvelous' We're so IPCO You barmaids Please sand Resume and phone THE SISTERS OF AWAY..." HA HA are truly an outstanding active' number to Port Hole Restaurant. Lakaahora Flaunt II Lova. Hannah Rd . Kotys Island OH 43438 Happy 20th! Hare are 3 requests t have today ■ Apartments, Houses. Duplexes SHOE. Mark's taring iiaHmiu lor 85-66 school year no babies, no 'water." and let's stay m BG CM 354-2260 or 352-6553 CHI OMEGA THESE PAST 8 MONTHS HAVE BEEN Must be 21. Previous experience 303 love. Spa; TOTALLY GROOVEYTUNESI HOPE THIS John Nevrtova Reel Estate apprecatled Apply in person April 1 7 19 bet 319 E Wooster Frank!- WEEKEND IS JUST AS AWESOME IM GLAD 2-4. Happy 21 st birthday ona day early! Celebrate WERE BEST FRIENDS! I LOVE YOU. THEE end have a great day! Gat payched Far this PS THANK GOO THE NATIONAL DEBT IS SO BUMMER EMPLOYMENT Cordially Invite summer and nest year' LARGE. HUH? ATTENTION BUSINESS. MARKETING. SALES STUDENTS Love- Your future roomiest SHOW OFF YOUR TALENT! Need desperstery person or parsons to rent HOW WILL YOU INVEST THIS SUMMER? apt lor summer or 1 year. 2 bedrm untum. Their Handsome Franki. GREEK REVUE We are an established, Toledo based distrib- Th* big 21 la finely here Get ready lor the tune MONDAY KOBACKER HALL 7 30 uting company with exciting sales positions free cabas and more neoaonapra rent, at ut, Included except ease CM anytime 354 1546 Gentlemen to: of your He' We are doaig it up "big!" MO EP BKE TEAM, available starting May 13th through August Your "friends" at 57E BEST OF LUCK IN THE DU BIKE RACE 31«. Female non-smokers Available for summer or GAYLE BUCKLE CONGRATULATIONS ON SATURDAY! THE HEAT IS ONI WE OFFER: fM on E Wooeter CM 3541316 YOUR ALPHA DELT - PHI PSI LAVAUERING THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA PHI EPSILON ' Opportunity to earn $200-400 par week 3 bdrm fum houae 1 bsx. campus $575 per TO THOM. COMPLETE WITH A SPECIAL Sigma Chl'a a Lambda Chl's: •Base salary, commission, expenses mo ptoa utl Ph 353-3856 LAVAUER FOR A SPECIAL COUPLE! BEST Greek Weak haa finely begun, gonna sing. 'Exceptional training with pay Houses 8 Apia tor 1965-86 school year OF LUCK FOR A GREAT FUTURE' Spring Formal dance, and have some fun So get ready, oat •Opportunity to travel Smrlh-Boggs Rentals. 362-9467 btwn 12- LOVE. THE SISTERS OF ALPHA OELTA PI psyched and GET UT. ■Possibility to wort a home town territory 4pm or 352-8917 after 6 OOpm YOU WOULD NEED: A desire tor Ihe sales Gel lllll Greek Weak '•$ Picnic 4 games. The Kappas White houae across from Oftanhsuer. 2 bdrm experience, dependable car, be able to work Friday 4pm College Park SPRaNOFEST '15 IS COMING apt. lor 3 or 4. Available Summer 5 FM, yrs full time, have a desire to need to earn al FOUNDERS FEST aVMNOFEST SS IS COMING ktsse $375/mo plus unities, deposit Daytime When: Friday, April nineteenth least $3,000 IMS summer. FOUNDERS FEST SPRhWEST as IS COMING 352-7506-axt 49 After 5 30. 352-3406 CALL (41(1 M2-3712 or write PERMA FOUNDERS FEST SPRtNOFEST 15 IS COMrHO CRAFTS DELUXE 2 bedroom apl :c Nineteen hundred and FOUNDERS FEST • • ' KRAZY KRUSH IS HEREII • • • 5151 Monroe St.. Toledo, OH 4MHS Close to campus FOUNDERS FEST CM 382-7454 OELTA UPSILON BKE RACE Local Hrm hss openlnga In It's fire and eighty-five GLEMBY SALON AT UHLMAN'S SATURDAY 8.30am 1 bedroom apl Aprs Spec* $30 00 Perm Special safety depart Guaranteed starting salary COLLEGE PARK $1.00 HR. 5 blocks from campus* 12 mo. leaae includes hsxeut 352-5615 Where: Sandusky Sheraton Order ot Omage Member, No experience necessary. Ceil tor CM 352-7454 Good kick Greek Week - Never Again- Torch Are you interested In keeping our chapter interview between 9AM-SFM Monday Runners strong^^jertjora^nWad^aji^^^ thru Friday. 1-4aa-«ult 2 bedroom apartments GOOD LUCK SIG EP BIKE TEAM: GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,000- $50.000/yr CM 362 7454 STEVE. MARTY. GREG, DAVE. PAUL. ROB, possible Al occupations Cal 1-805-687- Summer Rentals si special ratea tor HOUSES *Shirl and tie required BEN, BRETT, a ADAM. WE KNOW YOU CAN SUMMER'S COMING 6000 Ext R 9849 to Ind out how ROOMS - APTS Phone 352-7366 DOIT! LOOK FOR IT IN Position open lor lemal WSI at gala summer anytime LOVE, THE OOLDENHEARTS 3X13XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOX MISCELLANY MAGAZINE camp Black lever Ranch Croewea. Mfch. 2 bdrm. apts lor 3 or 4 afudanta 2 semester • MONOAY. APRIL 22 13131679-2605 IndMduel leases Near campus Phone 352- Grand Opening Sale Cleveland Area QMC Pksrrt haa Co-op 7366 Falcon House PoaHton for summer In Metallurgy. Sophmore Athletic Shoe Annex or Junior In Chemistry Paya $70 per day. Call Free Hats a Posters SUMMER APTS. coop office 372-2451 or top by 222 Admin. 2 bedroom, lumiehed. 140 E. Wooster THE BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA PHI ANO Bunding. Air cond., Laundry lacllHles |THE "NEVER AGAIN" COMMITTEE WOUlut Free x» search training t lob placement Cable TV 8 water DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE WHO services For more info cal Laafcty 364-3541 Paid by owner Edited by Trade Michel Jiffe DONATED TIME, MONEY ANO IDEAS $475.00 TOTAL 4 East Indian WSOS Community Action Commission sic la ACROSS 36 Foodstuffs, e.g 47 Raiment |T0 THE KICKOFF OF THE "NEVER AGAIN' 352-7182 l Sale caveat herb 37 Street show 48 Pennsytvania Greg (Mono-baby) I'm glad your* back I CAMPAIGN. IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN now taking appscations tor the summer Youth 5 St Peter sour g 5 Pussyfoot 39 Like a bug'a port rmeeed you Wei have a lantaatlc time al the DONE WITHOUT THE CAMPUS WIOE Employment Program which is funded through 1 resident 6 Ta la ear 49 Kind of call date party. (If you can stay awake ) SUPPORTI the Toledo Private Induslry Counc, 9 He loves Let. 7 Dismounted 42 Alternative 50 Seine feeder Lova. fjuaan Ties program la open to Wood County youth Apartment lor rent. Very dose to campus and 13 Within, Comb. 8 Formed anew 43 Word with fish 51 Engrossed who quelly Ages 14-21 The Employment Happy Birthday Sherl Roseatot! town Furrxehed and uteties paid CM 352 (o"n 9 Audibly or chops 52 "Typee" sequel Program w* begin June 16. 1985 Thoaa who Have a super day' 6192 t4 Captive ot 10 The Magic 44 Authenticate 53 Celebration questy wR be sole to work al a maximum ol Love. Kathy THE BROTHERS OF BETA THETA PI Sleeping rooms aval. Fum 8 untum Avail 2nd Hercules Mountain" 45 Puzzled 57 Formerly called 40t»s/week and be paid S3 35 par hr For t5 Winged author WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE semeafer Neat A dean CM Newtove Mgml HEY ZBT'S AND FlJIS! further Intrjrmaaon pleoea cal WSOS office at 16 Gainer, sift 11 Suffli with fan GET PSYCHED FOR A GREAT GREEK WEEK! CHRIS DCANGELO ON MAKING 352-5620 17 Pleats Fr 12 Rambling ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 354-3541 GET READY TO WIN, CAUSE THIS YEAR THE BGSU CHEERLEAPINO SQUAD Living room, bed room, share kitchen and bath, IB Using sound wreck's ll.lHMH HMIIMH i 11II 1M WE'RE HOTII LOVE, THE GAMMA PHIS THE BROTHERS OF BETA THETA PI waves school I MUM Ml IIIIIII liljllll no utRttes, Quiet enwonment. available Mey 19 Oufnaneuver 15 Rockies resort ' KO KRAZY KRUSH « HEREII WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR FOR SALE 26 $150 mo CM 352-5572 around 6 pm : IIUIIII. Illlll III I II1MI.I LIL SIS'S FOR A WET ANO 22 Particle 20 Ceramic miays IIIIUHMIIII (Mill II IHII BIKE RACE PARTY THURSTIN APARTMENTS 23 Mimicked 21 Poems with WONDERFUL TIME ON 8UN0AY AIR (XJfaDITKJNteG. FULLY CARPETED. CA- : HilMIII.I 111,Ml J FEATURING THE BAND "REUK" For sale Radar detector- Whistler spectrum 24 Be ahead of epic themes THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA BLEVTSION. EFFICIENCY. LAUNDRY FACIU- HI II IIIIII I III.IMI.I HJi'lll SATURDAY B 00 Pd $300 00 new Make oiler OCMB 3596 29 Men.be/ of ihe 24 Taunted uuunn mini.in iini WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE OREO TIES NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER t FALL sandboi set 25 Maternally HMOS. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH" THANKS RUF ON BEING CHOSEN AS THE NEW PkMform Loft 1 yr ok) Exceeent condition Musi 32 Condition in akin IIHHIJ IIMIMIM IJHi;|[iJ 451 THURSTH AVE 352 5435 FOB BEsSO YOU LOVE. LOW sal S125 CT reaaonabie otler 2 1754 MORTAR BOARD PRESIDENT SUMMERfFALL RENTALS: away 26 Food fishes I'IMI.I I.IMlllll.l IJI'JLItlbl JENNIFER. DON'T WORRY, YOU WkU BE 27 Greek god THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA SAtlBOARO PROOUCTS: Nona. Spartan. Modern, furnished, AC spts Excellent 33 ' HI IHHIJHIIH IIMIIIIMII FINE. REST FOR SATURDAY. GOOD LUCK. I Sylph-dea'1 28 Radii neighbors WOULD LKE TO CONGRATULATE JOE Freedom RAF salt, others, discounts Hi wind location, reasonable rent 1-BR (summer I IMI'ltl IHIIUII KNOW YOU WILL MAKE IT. 34 Batty beast 29 fnjit, QOOWkX ON WINNING IFC'S MITCH WEITZ- saas. 178 South BroerJaign. Columbus. Onto only) end 2 BR (summer and'or next year) IIIIMIIIIHU HNIII.IMIIU YOUR BIO, THE DUDE IN THE SHADES. 35 Woe* 30 Fatty liquid lir.Tl.lt 1 IlllMI.IHMMIlHll MAN AWARD ANO PANHEL'S WAYNE COL- 43209 Celt 161-4968 36 Gridiron 31 WireAbbr DELTA UPSILON BIKE RACE in.iiIII uijuiiu iirjiju VIN AWARD. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 1 or 2 persons needed lor Summer. 2 bedroom position 34 Shopping SATURDAY 8:30am HIIHH IllllilJll HI.IIJH THE NEW MADNESS (URepex) AJso desnguent tax property CM 1 - quart spl with AC only 1 2 block trom campus 37 Badger s center COLLEGE PARK relative SPRINOFEST 15 805-887-6000 Ext GH 9849 for mfrjrmetlon CM Jim M 352-4794 or Crxla at 354-7327 JOE BAHROS Sand. surf, and you' Ufe'a a aaajHGFEST 18 36 Greek letters For Sate- 1060 Yi 400cc$750 00 686 2 bedroom spts avsasbli Dale 352-4380. Beach" Oat psyched for fun In the sun (or at 39 Aviation SFIVNOFUT'SS 5197 12 4 Tuao-Set egcy. leeal «i Toledo)1 You/ tun Alpha Dell data SPRtNOFEST '85 40 One of the 1983 760 Honda Shadow Motorcycle 2300 KD Seniors. THETA CHI'S- THE ALPHA XI'B ARE Shawi mass, excesent cond 435-1603 after 4 pm Oat payched to go KRAZY at this year's tot LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING A GREAT ROCKLEDGE MANOR 41 Plaines 1 78 MOB 39.000 mesa No rust Convents* dale party Thla one's tor you - we'l trass you! COOKOUT WITH YOU AFTER THt GREEK Large 2 bdrm . lurn apt River lop $4.200 or best otter Cal (4191698-1736 daVrweeher, extra storage 42 Surpassing APT GAMES, IT'S GOING TO BE XI BEST TEA Altar 4:00 Comer ol S Colege a Sixth loniy KeB Arm. EVERI FOR SALE CM 352-3841 12-4 or 364-2260 46" girl!' Congrats on being a national flnaast in the Mass TO MY ALPHA DELT TWINS LIL' NANCY AND 1 University approved 2 parson toft JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 46 Native Love's Baby Soft Contest UL USA. GET PSYCHED FOR OUR FIRST American CM Kety 372-4339. Love. Your Phi Mu sisters DATE PARTY TOGETHER WITH THE WHOLE 47 Outwit KICK OFF GREEK WEEK WITH STYLE' FAMILY I LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH!' 1976 Honda XL 100 Motorcycle. New 54 Came to sprouts and chain, SI 75 cal 372-3993 attention GREEK GAMES ANO PICNIC L a L. BIO MEUNDA SUMMER APARTMENT 56 Mandolin s TONIGHT COLLEGE PARK 4 00pm TO THE ALPHA PHIS THANKS SO MUCH FOR SALE: Wvstar 2500 Flash Retaea at $90. 2-3 lamalaa needed to rant 2 b room apt lor couam FOR ALL YOUR COOPERATION ANO seBng now for $40 Good condaion a have inatructlon manual loo CM Sue ot 37Z-2601 the summer Close to campus' (Across trom 56 Hymn finale Congratulations on your appointed position In SUPPORT' HOPE YOU'RE EXCITED FOR 58 incite/ Kohl) Reaaonabts rent CM 352 3743 AMA' Your Pis Mu amara are proud of you SUNDAY! 1977 DetaunJOOSX Great summer car Sandy 50 Love deity 1 bdrm fum apt Second SI avM Mid-May "THEY'RE COMING TO TARE US LOVE, BOBBIE JEAN 2-1612 60 Put on am. Year tease CM 352 3446 __^ 61 Berto* AWAY..." HA MA To the Sisters ol DeHa < FOR SALE llandmede rjlitilnH guaar Good Two bedroom apartments tor summer 352 62 Hurled KREISCHER QUAD CorvjrakjeMtona on your Exceeence h tor begewera Good cond 8100 364-B900 63 Carry-all 2663 THE TOGA TUNNEL PARTY IS COMING Leadership award you received at Province FOR SALE 1961 YAMAHA 650 MAXaVJ ARE YOU READY? Leadership School - A wea deaarvad honor EXCELLENT CONDITION CALL T»4 AT 364- FOR RENT Apt duplex for 3 people Lowai On proud ol you' 8124 duplex lor 4 People Phone 3620639 1 Energy org LAMBDA CM ALPHA QUOTE OF THE WEEK: s Lova, Karen Apt . summer rates. fM. phone 352 0428 2 nsouii IF YOU ARE STILL ABLE TO WONDER IF YOU 67 Mustang 289 6 cyl . 73.000 org miaa" 3 Vem MHO ANOTHER PRINK YOU DPI SOS 0* everything Room tor rent, male only. Must furnish $2500 hrm VOC 353-4834, John LOCKEROOM 10* It Mam . For more Into cal 3520097 Yidayz Magazine

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The BG News sportswrltlng crew fakes over Friday tor a preview ol the 1985 baseball season. Bando-Ald

Tribe's catcher hopes to shake the Injury jinx.. « The "new" Indians

Peter Bavasl has the Cleveland franchise thinking positive, although the team Isn't winning games yet. _ Inside the wigwam Early season Injuries have given manager Pat Corrales another HURRY! problem to deal with, as If he didn't have enough. A Remarcable? Order your 1985 Yearbook now Marc Delph looks at the major leagues like only he can ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■-■■■-■■a 0 and receive a FREE raffle ticket! Strawberry fields Cincinnati's Eric Davis hopes to equal the feats of his friend and Grand Prize former schoolmate, Darryl Strawberry. _ 9 15" color TV . Crystal baseball The sports staff makes their predictions for the 1985 season...... 10 Rose-colored glasses

Player-manager Pete Rose's optimism has become contagious with his young players. Now he hopes to turn the enthusiasm Into wins. 12 Missing link 1- Prize: 2-Prize: 2-3" Prizes: Rookie Chris Plttaro could be the final piece In Detroit's puzzle S125 Gift Certificate $100 Gift Certificate $25 Gift Certificate 1« from from from Memo from upstairs Purcell's Bike Shop Finder's Records Tradewinds Bowling Green dignitaries pick the 1985 World Champions 131 W. Wooster 128 N. Main 104 S. Main ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■..15 Repeat performance

The Tigers must somehow find a way to top their remarkable 1984 season If they hope to stay ahead of the improved AL East _ SKffl «•••••• ■•■■■«■•••••»•••■■•■■■• 16 Chasing a legend 0 A statistical look at Rose's pursuit of Ty Cobb's all-time hit record 18 Drawing: Friday, May 3, 5 p.m. Eliltf's lite: In your hands is a special baseball edition of Friday produced by the sports staff o) the BG News. Meanwhile, the regular Friday staff is taking the week Name D IUTAH A YEARBOOK off. Enjoy. Off H CM SUN » ■/ ■ RHir/TM II mrt Mawziit Soc.Sec.No. eat Ik M m * IM DM J4 m m Smuntar ■*«■* Sum M* MMhtaan. , The 1985 KEY D IWONTKHK MarcDeloh Steve Qulnn • kaata. i9K m m, «» t> I Sand to Tha KEY office, 28 Watt Hall and Surts Imrftr Hwtj FfcttHmfctr | be automatically entered In tha Raffle. •a MM 13 SO Karl Smith Phil Masturzo j Or atop by at The KEY or The BQ Newt office, 106 U-HeM, to register. Friday magazine is a weekly puWtcaHon of The 80 Nawa. 106 University Hal, BowKno Qrean SUIs Unvwsily, Bowkno Giaeo, Onu 43403 BBa.aBBaa-e«>^a-aB| *———II.II. >IM .I.I.II.IIIIII— tm mJ mm/Urn it. itw "4~? Bando hoping for first injury-free year CLEVELAND - If Chris Bando can stay healthy for an entire seaon, he might be one of the most productive hitters for the Cleveland Indians this year. Of course, that may be a big if. Last year, the Tribe's catcher be- gan the season on the disabled list after getting hit in the shin by former Indian Juan Eichelberger in spring training. This year, he sat out the first 10 games in spring training with sore- ness in his throwing arm, but says he feels better now. "My arm feels fine," Bando said. "I put my faith in Jesus Christ as my savior. He gives me strength to over- come my setbacks. He's got a plan for my life/' rhus far, Bando has played in five games, starting four. However, he only has one hit in 16 trips to the plate for a .062 batting average. His problem may be the same that many of his teammates are experi- encing with the absence of Andre Thornton. "We know we have talent," Bando said. "We're just all trying to do too much. Everyone should concentrate on doing their job. We should just go out and do our job." • See Bando page 4

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Bando Continued from page 3 • History shows Bando is no slouch at hell be carrying this club on his of my pitching staff," Bando said. Milwaukee. He grew up in Solon, a the plate. In 75 games last year, he hit shoulders." "We have such a young pitching staff. suburb southeast of Cleveland, play- 12 home runs, and brought home 41. It I want to get the most out of their ing little league and Connie Mack. He was Bando's strong bat that won a Last year Bando split the catching ability. Mentally, it's more tough than is now sponsering a Connie Mack National Collegiate Athletic Associa- duties with Jerry Willard in what physically." league team called the Go Bandos. tion championship for Arizona State manager Pat Corrales called a "hot tribe pitcher Dave Von Ohlen, 1-1, in 1977. and mad" situation. recognizes the importance of a com- "I never really tried to live up to "When one played and hit he was petent catcher. him or his ability." Bando said. "I felt The switch hitter belted a game- hot," Corrales said. "When the other "I feel confident with all our catch- more pressure playing behind him in winning homer to clinch the NCAA came in and hit, he did it because he ers, including Chris," Von Ohlen said. high school and college. Right now title. In that championship season, he was mad for not playing. It worked." "If I throw a ball into the dirt I don't pressure is something one imposes on earned all-PAC 10, all- west district, This year, Corrales has Bando pen- want to have to worry about whether oneself." and finally all-America honors. ciled in as the number one catcher, they can handle it or not. The only With no pressure resting on Bando's While fans are waiting for Bando's but Willard, and rookie Butch Benton thing I want to worry about is the shoulders, all he has to worry about is bat to get hot, his teammates know will see action. hitter. It's one less thing I want to staying healthy and, if Butler has that he can swing a powerful bat. At this point in the season Bando worry about." prognostication skills, the man behind "You wait," center fielder Brett sees his role as more defensive than Bando is also a "hometown boy the plate could be one of the top Butler said. "Chris Bando may not be offensive. makes good" playing in the shadows threats at the plate. „ __. hitting the ball yet, but by September "My job is to try to get the most out of his brother Sal, now a coach for - Steve Quinn Meadowview Court GREENBRIAR INC. Apartments 224 E. Wooster \,,U I,.. i| S.) Nf> SCIHM ■! Yc*HI 352-0717 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT •all utilities included'gas heat'laundry facilities FRAZEE AVE. APARTMENTS •drapes»carpet«party & game room •swimming pool*sauna $270-fumlshed $250-unfurnished 818 Thurstin, 624,670,656 Frazee Ave. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS * 2 bedroom $270-furnished $265-unfurnished Plus gas & electric. Landlord pays water & sewage * 2 baths EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS * Furnished $225 furnished $200-unfumished Plus electric. Landlord pays gas heat, water & sewage * Laundry facilities available Fret mfliliiraii to Cherrywood Hahf) Spa ■ least 214 Napoleon Rd Bowling Green, Ohio * $450 per month-*-electric 352-1195 TEAM UP WITH

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CLEVELAND - There probably is This weekend they have to face the not one major league baseball team Yankees in New York, then return that is jealous of the Cleveland Indi- home to face the World Champion ans. Tigers, playing each team three The Tribe is in the midst of a youth times. movement and front office house And it doesn't stop there. The Tribe cleaning by new president Peter Ba- goes back on the road for a four-game vasi, and since spring training things weekend stint in Baltimore, then it's have not gotten any better. on to Kansas City, preseason favor- After signing free agent Andre ites in the AL West. Thornton to a four-year contract on "They're not going to quit," Cor- Dec. 4,1984, Cleveland lost the serv- rales said. "There's not any way ices of the designated hitter as he that's going to happen. It's not the underwent arthroscopic knee surgery first time we've been down. We've during spring training and has been been in all the games except one. We on the disabled list ever since. should have won two of those in De- troit." Last year he hit 33 home runs and Some of those healthy enough to knocked in 99 runs, leading the team play still have their troubles. in both departments. Thornton was In Tuscon, shortstop Julio Franco's back in an Indians uniform last Sun- defense worried Corrales so much day, but only worked out minimally. that he had minor league coach Brian "He ran a little and took a little Doyle fly to the Tribe's camp from pepper today (Sunday)," Tribe man- Tampa, Kla. to give Franco individ- ager Pat Corrales said. "If they (doc- ual help at short. tors) let him come back any sooner, Last year, Franco would have fin- we'll be happy to take him. ished last in Gold Glove voting as he As it stands, Thornton is slated to led the AL shortstops in errors with return at the beginning of May, possi- 32. bly last April. If Thornton's absence is not enough "He (Doyle) helped me a lot," to give the Tribe a headache, then Franco said. "He helped me with consider the absence of stopper Ernie everything, glovework, footwork, Camacho, who last Saturday had el- technique and concentration." bow surgery to remove bone chips. He Making matters worse defensively has been on the 21-day disabled list for last year's 75-87 Tribe was second since April 11. baseman Tony Bernazard, leading AL Camacho finished last season with a second baseman in miscues. If his 5-9 mark, 2.43 earned run average and hitting doesn't improve, look for Mike a club record 23 saves. His ERA was FischUn to see more playing time as third in the American League behind he hit a paltry .221. New York's Dave Reghetti (2.34) and However, there are a few bright A.L. Most Valuable Player and Cy spots in Cleveland's lineup - Bert Young Award winner Willie Hernan- Blyleven's pitching for starters. dez of Detroit (1.92). the "dutchman* finished the 1984 No one on the team denied they campaign with a team-leading 19 vic- miss Thornton and Camacho. tories against seven defeats, second "There's no doubt we're hurt by the behind the AL's only 20 game winner, injuries," centerfielder Brett Butler Baltimore's Mike Boddicker. said. "You take 100 RBI and 33 home A repeat performance could make runs out of the lineup and how can you for a few exciting games for Tribe not miss him. fans. "Everbody's trying to pick up the If Neal "the Heater" Heaton can slack in his absence. We should just get back to the form he had his rookie be doing our job. We should have won season two vears ago when he owned two games in Detroit. So far I haven't an 11-7 marx, he could also be a threat done my job. My job is not to strike as a starter. But if he picks up where out, it's to get on base." he left off last year at 12-15, ft might Butler's plea of guilty is evident in lead to a further demotion from fourth his slow start. In his first 17 at bats, in the rotation to the bullpen. Butler struck out five times while Offensively, the Indians can look Setting just three base hits. This forward to the hitting of George Vuck- idn't seem to surprise the lead off ovich, who made a late surge at the hitter as he hit a "buck and some plate last year and finished at a .304 change (.179)" last year against the clip, Pat fabler and Franco. Tigers. In just under two season with the I'm trying to let them play their Tribe, Tabler has batted .291 and .290 own game," Corrales said, ''it's got to respectively, while he hit .273 and .286 be as a group, not one person trying to in his first two years in the pro ranks. do everything himself?' Last year's aquisitions of outfield- The missing Tribesmen are also ers Mell Hall and Joe Carter gave evident in the standings as the Tribe's Corrales something to smile about, record stands at 2-6. At one point, it giving his team a little more power was thought that they might even go and a tough decision in the outfield as 0-for-AprU, but a 6-3 win over Balti- to who he would start. more Tuesday put an end to that thought. In 66 games, Carter belted 13 round If the injuries won't get the Indians, trippers, while Hall hit seven in 83 April's schedule will. They opened unsuccessfully on the The good can definitely be found Brook Jacoby and the rest of the Indians would jump at the dunce to play In road in Detroit, then hosted New York within the Indians roster, but it still the World Series. But realistically, they shouldn't set their go.goals that Ugh. and Baltimore in two and three game wouldn't make too many green with series, respectively. envy. ■ '"A Opposing pitcher* will have to keep Mn eye OB MeB Hall (above), and the rest of the speedy Indians at all times.

Some Tribe fans have been attending games incognito reflecting back an last year's sixth place finish (left).

Story by Steve Quinn Photos by Phil Masturzo $ E *^ MWUM1I.1M Some "Re-marcable" views of '85 season Now that baseball season is finally about dealing with the issues facing Hayes, Bob "which bone this year" no-names on it. Quick, name three. upon us, here are some thoughts to baseball today. Homer, Fred Lynn, Bruce Suiter, They're talented, though. Also, are consider as the season progresses: • The Detroit Tigers are just as Rick Dempsey, George Foster, Steve there any true Twins fans outside of • Hie Boston Red Sox are good as they were last season. The Garvey, unrig Nettles, Ron Cey and Minneapolis. offensively the most feared team in problem is, some teams have lance Parrish. • Why does Pete Rose have so many baseball. They are not as well improved, like Toronto. • Players which actually deserve enemies? Is it jealousy? Is it that he rounded as some others, but they will their high ratings: Carter, Dale has done iust about everything in his Eve any pitcher in the American Murphey, Leon Durham, Ryne career a baseball player can do, ague the shakes. Sandberg. Rick Sutcliffe, Alan including playing on and managing a • Why would any team trade Gary Trammell, Tony Gwynn, Gooden, team? There is already a space Carter away, especially to a team in Eddie Murray, Don Mattingly, Tim reserved for him in Cooperstown. the same division. Montreal messed by Marc Drlph Raines, and Tom Seaver. • It's amazing how much talent up on that one and Carter will teach sports editor • Homer is not worth $1,500,000 per there is throughout the league with them a lesson by having the best year year. Cleveland Indians' background. You of his career. • No player is worth $1,500,000 per could form a World Champion with • Mike Schmidt is not worth • Members of the most underrated year. that collection of players. $2,130,000 per year. team: Wade Boggs, Darryl Motley, • The Houston Astros may be a • Steve Kemp is not worth $1,170,000 • No player is worth $2,130,000 per Claudell Washington, Harold Baines, darkhorse this season. And the per year. year. Mickey Hatcher, Terry Pendleton, Dodgers are not what they used to be. • No player is worth $1,170,000 per • Dwight Gooden will be the best Hubie Brooks, Kent Hrbek and Larry Tom Lasorda's boys will not be as year. pitcher ever when it's all said and Parrish. good as many give them credit for. • It should be obvious now that I am done. • Most overrated: Cecil Cooper (at • The Twins are better than most against the renegade price tags put on • The selection of Peter Ueberroth one time the most feared man in the people give them credit for and the baseball players, or any other was a wise move. He is young, game), Jason Thompson, Ozzie Royals are not. Minnesota suffers athletes for that matter. When will it ambitious and has some good ideas Smith, Steve Sax, Jack Morris, Von from having a team with a bunch of end?

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Toronto Minnesota Now York San Diego When the Mets win it all this year it Boston Kansas City Chicago Atlanta won't be labeled a miracle like it was Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Houston in '63. This year's team is loaded with talent. Toronto will win the AL, but Baltimore Seattle Pittsburgh Los Angolas will fall to Gooden's Gang in seven. New York Oakland Montraal Cincinnati Gary Carter will be Series MVP. MorcDelph Milwaukee California St. Louis San Francisco Sports fdltor Cleveland Texai

Detroit Kansas City Now York SanDlogo Being from Cleveland, I'd like to Toronto Mlnnosota Chicago Atlanta see the Indians win it all, but I can't Philadelphia even say "wait till next year" for a Boston Chicago Los Angolas team destined for sixth. Anyway, the New York Seattle Montraal Houston Tigers will win the American League Baltlmoro California Pittsburgh San Francisco East, then breeze to an AL pennant V . Stava Ouinn Clovoland Oakland St. Louis Cincinnati before defeating the Mets in seven for Auitlont Sports Editor Milwaukee Toxas another World Series crown.

Toronto Mlnnosota Chicago San Diego Detroit may be a dynasty, but I Boston Chicago Now York Atlanta don't figure on them being too dy- Dotrolt Philadelphia Houston namic this year. Figure on the Blue California Jays in the AL Bast to clash in the Baltlmoro Kansas City Montraal Cincinnati World Series with the Chicago Cubs. Now York Soattla St. Louis Los Angolas The Cubbies will take it all, four Clovoland Pittsburgh San Francisco games to two. Phil Molturzo Oakland Sports Photographer Milwaukee Toxas

Toronto Minnesota Now York San Diego Toronto will face New York in the Dotrolt Kansas City Chicago Atlanta Series and the Mets will win in seven Boston Chicago Montraal Los Angeles games. Dwight Gooden will win two games and gain MVP honors. The Baltlmoro Seattle Philadelphia Houston Blue Jays platoon system will crum- Now York California Pittsburgh Cincinnati ble after they take a 2-0 lead in the Clovoland Oakland St. Louis Son Francisco Series. Karl Smith Milwaukee Toxas Sports Reporter

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"I cant worry about striking out or been getting his share of attention. In produce to keep my spot in center Davis anything else like that this early in the 57 games last year, he had 10 homers field. With guys like Gary (Redus) Continued from page 9 season, he said. "You can get in a and 10 stolen bases. and Eddie (Milner) I have to produce Davis, however, had a slow start, hole. I'm not frustrated and I m sure When Rose informed him this because they are great ball players." going l-for-15 to open the season, I'll bounce back. There are* 160 games spring he would be the Reds starting Redus and Milner started In the which included an embarassing series to go." center fielder and lead-off hitter, his outfield last season for the Reds and in New York in which Rose benched Davis came back the next day and, picture and stories could be seen in didn't produce offensively, so Rose is him for one with two home runs in three games, nearly every sports section across the going with Davis. It appeared as if the storybook tale helped the Reds sweep the Braves in country. So if things go well for the young ave a sad ending. But Davis Atlanta. "I don't feel any pressure," Davis Davis, maybe he'll be in the same said he wasn't worried about his And ever since he came up to the said. "I think it helped me to put me in company as his ol' buddy, Straw- slump. Reds last year in late June, he has such a predicament that I had to berry. -MarcDdph »www«wwwwww« Here's the inside story of our new Buttermilk Biscuits. VW* «• our Buttarrr* Baa** to treeh and det- bated up n anal baecftea al through tha day So 874-9309 cawe? CauM we make 'em the good oU-fnfUon **, twy're always IraatHuat Mia our Kentucky Frtad CNdaanhL Fi* »• start w#h ffw beet ingretftertaHfce real Wai. net's tha nalda story Drop by and taste our autism* Than -. ral the dough Bwim.^ ana Bunamdh BlacuRa tor yourse* Or ptok up and We Provide You With... *w*neea and cut oul aach tMacu* by hand asaa dofan tor tha famey •A Virl»ly of Sim Neat we pop em m our batouR ovana- where may And ersoy them happffy eve* attar •Comwikwl Hours Kgnttkcky Pri»Q Chickm •E««» ACCMt • Security For Your Personal Needs..

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An attitude that hadn't been Third base is also a problem spot part timers Cesar Cedeno and Eric present since the Big Red Machine offensively as Nick Esasky, who Davis. The winners were Cedeno and days of the mid-70s. came up labeled a savior, has been Davis. Cincinnati has been in the bottom somewhat of a disappointment. How- While Milner and Redus possess tier of the National League West for ever, he is currently on an early-sea- blazing speed, the veteran Cedeno the better part of the 80s. Rose was son tear, but no one knows how long it adds the needed offensive firepower brought over from Montreal to reb- will last with his MLB record at the and Davis, who was called up from uild the Machine. He was the best the Red s' AAA farm club last season, man for the Job since be was a went on a home-run hitting binge last mainstay on the Reds in the early 70s. season with seven in a 10-game While most of the familiar faces are stretch. gone, Rose and the rest of the organi- But only Parker's position is safe in zation are trying to make household the outfield as any player could step names of a new crop of young talent. into the other two spots at any time. Talent that someday, they hope, will The season shapes up like this: take them back to the top of the NL Cincinnati is basically young and in- West, as it did so many times before. experienced, but will use speed and Since day one, Rose's first strategy solid defense to improve on last year's has worked; he put smiles on his fifth place record of 70-92. The Reds player's faces and fans in Riverfront lack offense and are in need of more Stadium. power. That is, unless you ask Rose. "Attitude is the name of the game," plate. He is another member of Rose's "I'm not going to sit back and wait Rose said, following a 4-1 loss to the optimistic list. for guys to nit home runs," he said. Expos April 10. "The players need to "Nick can swing the bat real well," "A guy could die waiting for his team be happy to perform, to win. We're 16- he said. "I'm not going to give up on to hit home runs. We're going to try 13 (now 19-16) since I got here, so I'd him. He's got the talent to be a good and get on and steal. say it's working." hitter and the power to hit a lot of "There's not much difference from The Reds youth movement starts in home runs." this year's team and last year's baseball's most important position, The shortstop position has been held team," he added. "But we're not the pitching, where hali of the four-man by the same man since 1970. Dave same team that was 20 games back starting rotation has less than one Concepcion has been a model of con- last year. We have nine new faces and Cr of major league experience, sistency and looks to maintain his a new attitude toward winning." y are Jay Tibbs, who came up in position for a couple more years. But Joe Attitude cannot step to the impressive style late last year and Though his bat isn't as productive as plate every day, hit .333 with 27 home posted a 6-2 record with a 2.86 ERA, it used to be, Concepcion is invaluable runs and 100 RBI. The Reds will need and rookie left-hander Tom Brown- as a defensive specialist and a team production from young players like ing, who is currently 1-0 after six- leader. Davis, Esasky and Bilardello. If they hitting the Atlanta Braves Wednesday The Reds outfield is the team's get it, it's a whole new ball game thin in a 6-1 victory. bright spot; a mixture of veteran what Cincy fans have become accus- The rest of the starters consist of experience and a crop of young talent. tomed to lately. If not, the only excite- ace Mario Soto, a right-hander who Right fielder Dave Parker leads the ment will be watching Rose catch was 18-7 last season with 185 strike- way, in his first season in Cincinnati Cobb. outs and John Stuper, who the Reds acquired from St. Louis in the off season. The bullpen is up and down with lefty John Franco leading the way. Franco was 6-2 with Cincy last year with a 2.61 ERA. The right-handed combination of Tom Hume and Ted Power is questionable, however. Power had a good season last year, while Hume, who used to be the ace in the pen, had a nightmare 4-13 season. But Rose is keeping the faith, backed by a strong spring training. "Hume's been throwing the ball real well," Rose said. 'It doesn't surprise me, he's been throwing well all spring." Behind the plate is a worrisome spot for Rose as Dave Van Gorder and Dann Bilardello both had seasons last year that they would like to forget. This season will probably prove to be no different. The infield looks about the same as the end of last season. Rose, in his quest for the "untouchable" Ty Cobb hit record, will pencil himself in at first. And, so far, he has quieted his critics who say he only puts himself in games to catch Cobb. Rose has nine nits in eight games this year, better than any other member of the squad, Jay Tibbt la another oae of the youth that player-maaaget Pete Rote has pat itock and is 85 hits shy of the mark of 4,194. 13

Veteran Tony Pern's babble Is about to burst just watching the Reds youth movement from the dugout (below).

as he chases Ty Cabb. Rose doctm'I need to ran from aayooe when It comes to talent

Story by Marc Delph Photos by Phil Masturzo

The Reds may find themselves flat on their backs with their catching problems as Dan BllardeUo has struggled In the 14 mtn/iart 11. iw Pittaro could be the Tigers' missing link DETROIT - Detroit Tigers short- stop Alan Trammell spotted Chris Pittaro playing catch during warm- ups. "Hey rookie, toss me a ball," Tram- mell said. Like all first year players should, Pittaro flipped the ball he had been using to the veteran and jogged to the dugout to get another one. Even though he is starting for the defending World Champs, he is still a rookie. Pittaro came to the Tigers straight from their AA club in Birmingham and has already earned a starting job. He is off to a fast start, but still snows i of being a rookie. t or example.. . The Tigers typically seclude them- selves in their clubhouse after warm- ups since reporters and cameraper- sons make it impossible to concen- trate on the game. Pittaro, having never been in the majors, wandered onto the field while Cleveland took batting practice. He quickly realized his mistake. Reporters, desperate for anything on Tigers, cornered him and bom- barded the rookie with questions. Now Pittaro stays in the clubhouse with his teammates. • See Pittaro page 18

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mSA Bowling Green Locations: SUMMER'S 100 S. Main (main office downtown) COMING... 1098 N. Main 327 S. Main Look Hours: i for 8:30 a.m.4:00 p.m. Monday thru Thursday it 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Friday in 8:30 a.m.-Noon Saturday MISCELLANY Drive-ups Open: 8 MAGAZINE S 8:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday | Monday, April 23 8:30 a.m.-Noon Saturday 1 I. ■M'*M«»K*^y**!'.'ij«aiM»aw**Kva*SMi»a«*Mi*M«•••" |l 111 I .■—'■■«■■ II ■ 16 ii.il H Tigers have talent to defend crown DETROIT - The "D" on the jersey may not stand for dynasty, but that doesn't mean that the Detroit Tigers aren't going to make a run for another World Championship. The acquisition of Walt Terrell (11- 12, 3.52 with the Mets) provides the Bengals with another quality starting pitcher, as if they didn t have enough already. No Tiger pitcher won 20 games in 1984, but the staff's balance was a key to Detroit's success. Jack Morris (19-11, 3.60) and Dan Petry (18-8,3.24) return to anchor the staff. Juan Berenguer (11-10, 3.48), Terrell and Milt Wilcox, coming off his best season (17-8,4.00), round out the starting rotation, arguably one of the strongest in the league. But possibly the biggest plus on the Tiger staff could be their bullpen, where AL Cy Young winner and Most Valuable Player Willie Hernandez (9- 3, 32 saves, 1.92) and Aurelio Lopez combined for 46 saves last year. The weak spot on the otherwise dependable staff is the arms of Doug Bair (5-3, 3.75), a Bowling Green graduate, and Bill Scherrer (only 19 innings pitched in Detroit last year) in long relief. As a team, Detroit posted the best ERA in the league, 3.49, far ahead of runnerup Baltimore, 3.71. No Tiger scored 100 runs, nor did any Detroit player knock in 100 runs. For most teams that would spell di- saster. Instead, the Bengals led the AL in runs scored (829) and homers (187). The Tigers used a balanced attack to churn out such lofty num- bers; 11 players had at least 37 RBI and 12 scored 30 or more runs. Lance Parrish hit only .237 last year, the second straight year that his average has dropped, but his 33 hom- ers and 98 RBI help make up for is low average. He also won a Gold Glove, and owns a powerful and accurate arm. His back up is another weak link as Marty Castillo (.234) can be re- : garded only as an average defensive catcher and his offense leaves a lot to be desired. First baseman Darrel Evans didn't deliver quite the power that Detroit fans might have liked, although he did clout 17 round-trippers in his first AL season. He began last season as a platoon player but wound up as a starter. His age (38) and limited range could be magnified as weak- nesses if the Tigers should slump. The keystone combo of Lou Whi- taker and Alan Trammell, both Gold Glove winners, is arguably the best in the league, now that manager Sparky Anderson has decided to leave it alone. Third base is manned by rookie Chris Pittaro who fills a nagging void at the hot corner. It Is going to take a lot more than Tony Bemazard completing a double play to foil the Detroit Tigers hopes of repeating Infield depth is a problem, however. as World Champs. Doug Baker (.185 in 108 at-bats) and Tom Brookens (.246) aren't bad glove The outfield is dangerous, at the year, will again make an important chances). His .954 fielding pet. is the men but their offense is lacking. plate and in the field. Left fielder contribution. worst among regular AL outfielders. Barbaro Garbey (.287) can hit well Larry Herndon suffers from lapses in Of course, the outfield is anchored enough and can play first, second, left and has a weak arm. But he by the glove, bat and ego of Kirk Still, Gibson is the first Tiger to bit third and the outfield, but his defense proved his worth with the bat, hitting Gibson. Yes, he's cocky, but he's got a over 20 homers and steal over 20 is not his strongsuit. Dave Bergman .280 although bis power production right to be. After all, be hit for power bases (29 in 1984). He also shows early played first base in 114 games, com- slipped from 20 homers in 1983 to (27 HRs, 97 RBI) and owns a cannon signs of a repeat season. mitted only eight errors and helped seven last year. of an arm, even though he sometimes Garbey, Rusty Kuntz (140 at-bats, turn 63 double plays (third on the Chet Lemon covers center well and misjudges easy flyballs (his 12 errors .287) join Johnny Grubb, part-time team). He also contributed on offense turned in another good season and, if were more than any Tiger except designated hitter, to help out in the (.273, seven HRs, 44 RBI). he can repeat his .287, 20 HRs of last Whitaker, who had almost 500 more 17

This will be the only ka»ck-d»wn, drag-oat tight In the AL East race between the World Champion Tigers aad the Indians (above).

Alan Trammel (left) may be a Gold Ghve winner at shortstop, but be also carries a big stick.

Story by Karl Smith Photos by Phil Mastuno

1 , KJ WA» O* . T&yntg bad ortw .-wlaJufW J?al m WiHOS ,'ilA v.- js-*pi nso 9(1 .(IOH H .eflH mix Pittaro Rose Continued from page 14

That doesn't mean that his rookie- enthusiasm has died, however. vs. "I can't complain, it feels great just to be here," Pittaro said while signing autographs before a game with the Indians. Cobb Pittaro's quick, and unexpected, rise to the majors may not be due Cot* Row simply to his talent. The Tigers are V«r» M 22 crossing their fingers and hoping that GoimPlovod 30J3 3371 the rookie will be the final piece in Mlatt 114J9 13411 their quest to build a Tigers' dynasty. HHj 4191 4097 Third base was the one spot that nagged the Bengals throughout their Dortm 734 726 championship campaign. Howard Triples 297 131 Johnson (traded to the New York HomeRum 1» 156 Mets) handled the hot corner for 108 Rum 244 2090 PUFF'S games and hit .248 with 12 roundtrip- RBI 1W 1266 pers while knocking in 50 runs. His WOW 1249 1*49 "PIZZA" .944 fielding percentage, however, 440 E. COURT " ■"«■■*■ 352-1596 was third worst among AL regular SMktMlH 357 1077 third basemen. But Wayne Gross stoMnBout m 'w (.937) hit 22 homers for Baltimore and AWfOOt 367 .305 ONE LARGE ONE ITEM PIZZA Ed Romero (.943) played only 59 Reds player-manager Pete Rose is games with Milwaukee. currently 85 hitashy of Ty Cobb's $5 major league bit record of 4,109. Rose Only three teams in the AL used at bas niae hits this season tor a total of least four different third basemen in t,m. FREE DELIVERY over 20 games each, including De- troit. The other two teams, Seattle and Milwaukee, aren't well-respected yw. company. The Brewers finished last in the East while the Mariners only WOOD COUNTY finished above lowly Texas. For Detroit, Tom Brookens ap- peared in 68 games at third base and HIKE-BIKE did better in the field (.989) than Johnson. On the other hand, Brookens April 27.1985 hit only .246 with 26 RBI. (Rain Date: May 4) Marty Castillo (33 games), Darrell Registration begins 8:00 a.m. Evans (19 games) and Barbara Gar- bey (20 games) all filled in at third Time: 9:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m. during the 1984 season, but none fit the at Wood Lane School bill. Castillo is mainly a backup i catcher, Evans is the starting first 11160 E. Gypsy Lane, Bowling Green OS, baseman while Garbey backs him up, 352-5115 along with second base and, occasion- ally, the outfield. For pledge forms, call That's where Pittaro comes in... but he doesn't seem to feel the pres- Wood Lane School. sure of starting for the defending World Champs. ■•■•I "I just want to contribute," Pittaro said. "I don't set statistical goals; if I'm consistent, the stats will come." The 23-year old pounded out a .284 Applications are now available average at Birmingham with 11 hom- ers and 61 RBI. The transition from minor league baseball to the majors has been 3 SUMMER smooth thus far for Pittaro. The flve- foot-11, 160 pound Tiger is currently Youth Fun and Fitness Counselors hitting the ball well, producing weu over a .300 clip. "In the majors, everyone is that much better than the minors," Pit- Great experience working with children taro said. "All the pitchers have good breaking balls and everyone plays Summer employment at the SRC! better defense." Pittaro knows the Tigers face stiff competition for the AL East title, let alone their World Championship. "I sure hope we can do it again," he Applications Due: April 26 said. "It's always tougher to repeat but I think we have thelatent to do it" Applications and interview sign up The Detroit management, like Pit- taro, hopes their Tigers will repeat at the SRC Main Office and are counting heavily on the rookie to make that hope a reality. Call 372-2711 with questions -Sari Smith ^m Budweiser f 20 ttmrntm is. IM

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' Al Night Long ) (Rl MANAGEMENT REPORT Up SHAKESPEARE PLAYS BOO An intimate look at tha kf* and Mirm Roger* Titu* Andronicu* Treviw (B WILD AMERICA A hastory 11:36 lo date bweetess mlormetion for O CHARLES IN CHARGE ■magwatrfjn of Ruaaian-Jewiah Peacock Anna C alder Mar shell of hog* m Nortti Amanca. mcrud to STAR SEARCH 6:46 manager* including itratagy ra ChartM awoara off woman afiar a pent* Marc Chagai MBS 7 Eileen Atkms and Edward mg tha «N hog imported from 0 DAVE Y AND GOLIATH sues, technology and a review of •pat wrth Gwandotyn. than faida 19851 Nanatad by Jamea Ma 12:00 Harrkrwcka star m thrs tragedy of E uropa and tha nainra paccary (H) S THE PRISONER 7:00 Waff Strsat actrvrtie* (Rl Nmaafl ehapsrotMng a akanbar •on (R) (NOTE Regularly ached raatousy rust and revenge m an § FOCUS: BLACK g party for Laa a g*lfr«nda (R) uled programming may ba pre TV AUCTION (CONT'D) 11:30 cwntRome Q (TWO MOVIE ** National (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER KIDSWORLD §0 FACE THE NATION O KING OF FRIDAY NIGHT empted tor coverage of tha NHL, fTMCI MOVIE * * Blue Sk«* Lampoona Vacation 11983) 0 JIMMY SWAGGART SUNDAY MASS A guaitat of roefcar* from Nova playoff*) 12:30 Again ' (1983) Harry Hamkn Chavy Chaa*. 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