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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Women cagers lose to OCI — see page 7. THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 78 Bowling Green, Ohio Tuesday, February 11,1986 Theta Chi Filipinos' votes accused of racist go to assembly program for final count MANILA, Philippines (AP) - onstrations in the street hist by Jared O. Wadley The government-dominated Na- because you didn't like the elec- staff reporter tional Assembly held the first tion (outcome)." meeting yesterday on its official "Get on the team and work Greek life is investigating vote canvass, which by law will with the government to form a complaints about an alleged rac- determine who won the disputed government, whether it's Mar- ist performance done by the presidential election. cos or Aquino," said the official, members of Theta Chi Frater- In the slow count of ballots who spoke on condition of ano- nity. cast Friday, the goverment elec- nymity. The Theta Chi brothers alleg- tion commission showed Presi- National Assembly members, edly painted their faces black dent Ferdinand Marcos leading two-thirds of whom are from the and performed a minstrel show by 53 percent to 47. An unofficial president's New Society during a rush party earlier this count by a citizens' poll-watch- Movement, spent four hours yes- semester. ing group of more voles showed terday debating rules for the Wayne Colvin, director of challenger Corazon Aquino canvass and then will reconvene Greek Life, said after the inves- ahead by the same margin. this afternoon. The galleries tigation, appropriate actions The election was marred by were packed with Marcos sup- will be taken. violence, which continued yes- porters and Aquino loyalists who "I have to talk to some more terday. A gunman fired at about chanted their candidates' people." Colvin said. "I should 50 Aquino supporters in an open names. Thousands more gath- know by the end of the week truck from which Aquino had ered outside. (what action will be taken)." delivered a speech earlier, kill- Returns at the end of the day Greek Life will determine af- ing a 20-year-old man and from the so-called quick count ter the investigation if the fra- wounding a woman. by the government commission ternity was in violation of the At the gathering in suburban gave Marcos 4,017,277 votes, or University's Racial and Ethnic Makati, Aquino had told 2,000 53 percent, to 3,610,099, or 47 Harassment Policy. cheering supporters she was percent, for Aquino, with 35 per- It states, "... racial and eth- "claiming the people's due," cent of the precincts counted. nic harassment will not be con- and pledged: "We are going to A count by the National doned. Moreover, the University take power. The people have Movement for Free Elections, a will use its influence to encour- won this election." poll-watchers' group known as age the community-at-large to Aquino accuses Marcos of Namfrel, had Aquino ahead by treat its students, faculty and widespread election fraud in at- 6,658,838 votes to 5,971,693, a 53- staff... in a manner consistent tempting to extend his 20 years to-47-percent lead, with 60.4 per- with the principles of the pol- of rule over this archipelago of cent of precincts reported. 7,100 islands. Emil Dansker. chair of the Both Aquino supporters and THE ELECTION commis- Equal Opportunity Committee official U.S. election observers sion's count was suspended after and associate professor of jour- called the slow count an attempt 30 computer operators walked nalism, said steps should be by Marcos to manipulate the out Sunday, charging fraud in taken to get the message across BG News/Alex Horvath results. The observers left for the tabulation that showed Mar- to the offenders and the rest of home yesterday. cos leading. the University community. It's not whether you win or lose . . . Pedro Baraoidan, an army The Wood Lane Industries Warriors lost the game in the end. Despite the loss, Charlie Knitz (15), Tim IN WASHINGTON, a senior colonel who runs the commis- Tim Noonan, president of Bomeli and John Meach, all mentally retarded adults from Bowling Green, enjoyed the game. Toledo s Reagan Administration official sion's computer operation, said Theta Chi, was unable to be Seneca Arrows defeated the Warriors last week at the Wood Lane school gymnasium. appealed to Philipinos "not to he was studying whether to file reached for any comments. have violence, not to have dem- charges against them. CISG backs repairs Reforms pledged to Haitians
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP)-The His son Jean-Claude, who succeeded at Soldiers with automatic weapons moved for Shatzel Hall head of the interim government pledged age 19 when "Papa Doc" died in 1971, fled through rows of hovels kicking aside chick- yesterday to share wealth fairly in Haiti, with his family and aides Friday in a U.S. ens and scrawny dogs. by Caroline Langer sistant to President Paul Ols- whose people were ground into poverty military plane and now is in France. Residents pointed out the homes or hiding staff reporter camp, will present the during three decades that made the Duva- The remarks by Namphy, who is the army rplaces of suspected militiamen, shouting: document at the Columbus liers and their friends fabulously rich. chief of staff, followed a weekend orgy of 'Long live the army! Down with the Ma- After much deliberation, State House today, said Matt celebration and violence. Haitians rioted, coutes!" the Undergraduate Student Shull, chairman of the stu- Li. Gen. Henri Namphy, president of the sacked homes owned by the departed dicta- Government unanimously dent welfare committee. six-man interim government council, said at tor and his lieutenants, and hunted down Reporters watched as a mob just outside _ a resolution support- Mason asked for USG back- swearing-in ceremonies for the new Cabinet members of the dreaded Duvalier private the capital stoned one of the men to death tbe University's effort to ing in the endeavor to get there will be free elections by universal militia, the Tonton Macoute. Sunday in a dirt street. Children walked to state funds for reno- money from the state's Capi- suffrage and a new, "liberal" constitution to the victim, picked up large rocks and vating Shatzel Hall. tal Funds for the renovation create a "real and working democracy." He As many as 300 people were killed over the smashed them down on him. The resolution urges the project, Shull said. did not set a date for the elections or elab- weekend, including members of the Tonton Namphy announced the dissolution of the state legislature to include The resolution states Shat- orate on the new constitution. Macoute who were hacked and beaten to Tonton Macoute and asked the people to stop funding for the renovation in zel's Inadequate plumbing Haiti's last free election was the one that death. attacking its members. the 1967-88 budget. creates a possible health haz- brought Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier to "Macoute hunts," as they were called He called in his speech for "a fair division Phil Mason, executive as- Q See USG, page 5. power in 1957. He later declared himself here, have been conducted in poor neighbor- of the national wealth" in this poorest of the president-for-Ufe. hoods by army patrols with civilian guides. Western Hemisphere nations. Organizations stress the effects of drinking Breweries educate public Time, not Java, needed through media campaign to process excess alcohol Editor's note: These stories are toe first in a four-day series on drinking and driving. by Beth Murphy reporter by Mary Regan If you've had a lot to drink and it's time to drive home, copy editor chances are the typical solutions for sobering up won't Most of the groups who educate the public about the help. effects of excessive drinking are well known to the Coffee, a cold shower or a blast of fresh air will not do the job, according to Larry Mershman, director of the public. Wood County Council of Alcoholism. But some unexpected groups have joined in the nation- The only real answer is time, he said. wide crackdown. The body needs about one hour to process one ounce of Recently, major beer companies became involved in alcohol. A build-up of alcohol occurs when more than one communicating this, via educational and advertising ounce of alcohol per hour is consumed. means. "Alcohol affects everyone in somewhat of a predicta- One brewery does a lot to increase the public s aware- ble pattern," Mershman said. ness on the effects of alcohol consumption. He said reflexes and coordination are slowed, which Susan Henderson, public relations manager for Miller makes driving more difficult. in Milwaukee, says the company has had a formal policy A study on drinMngand driving by the National Center of promoting responsible drinking since 1978. She said for Youth and Their Families states that driving can be the company is now making public service announce- hampered 30 percent by only two drinks. Brain activity ments (PSAs) through various media. and voluntary muscle control are slowed as the alcohol Two television PSAs with which Miller is associated depresses the central nervous system. are the 'Friends, Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk" and Eye muscles are Impared causing poor depth percep- the "Designated Driver" series. Henderson said the tion, limited peripheral vision and reduced night vision "Friends" episodes seem to be more popular. Also, lack of muscle control over light entering the eye a See Crackdown, page 4. BG News Photo Illustration Q See Myths, page 4. Editorial BG News/February 11,1986 2
G.A. raise not enough Marcos a rookie in Windy City
The Graduate College has been offered a 4 them all day and put out mag- where he can get a plate of few capable rascals around. percent stipend increase plus $25,000 for pro- by Mike Royko azines that nobody reads. And "A few. We got thousands. gram enhancement by the University Budget Com- the guy in charge of the observ- " I Gunk I see what you mean. What about Bernie Neistein? ers is Sen. Richard Lugar from "Sure. If the government was Remember when he was run- mittee. CHICAGO-Slats Grobnik Indiana. You know about him?" serious about eyeballing a kinky ning a West Side ward? He came But after a fancy bit of figure maneuvering by was laughing out loud as be Yes. He used to be mayor of election, there's only one place into party headquarters and the Graduate College, the students' pay will be leaned over his beer-stained Indianapolis. And in his younger you go for experts on kinky griped that one of his precinct increased by only 3.3 percent. The remaining 0.7 newspaper. days, lie was a Rhodes scholar. elections. You come to us. It's captains bad enough votes to percent and the $25,000 is being directed toward the "It says here that this country "A Rhodes scholar, lah-dee- like they used to say in that come in with something like 310- sent a team of 20 observers to dah. And what's he gonna do if commercial: When you wanna to-nothing. Bernie told the guy to departments of Psychology, Geology and Biology. the Philippines to keep an eye on he sees one of Marcos' guys send the very worst..." eve a Republican two votes so While the University^ Role and Missions the way they run their election." shave some voter with a ma- But I'm not sure we still have i wouldn't have the FBI snoop- statement places priority on increasing graduate I see nothing humorous about chete? Faint?" that great reserve of expertise. ing around." student enrollment, this minimal increase appears that, I said. We often send ob- I'm sure he'll make an official Some of our greatest vote- Bernie would have a keen eye to have them headed in the opposite direction. servers to countries that are report and our State Depart- snatchers, sucn as Paddy as an observer of mischief. friendly to us but are having ment will protest strongly. Bauler and Parky Cullerton, "And Tom Keane is still Ohio State University offered its graduate assis- internal political strife. "That's what I mean. These have left us for that great around. He used to get 50 votes tants a stipend increase of 7 percent for the upcom- "Sure, we want to be sure that observers aren't going to ob- smoke-filled room in the sky. out of addresses that turned out ing fiscal year. if our friends steal an election, serve anything but lunch and "Are you kidding? We still got to be in Humboldt Park lagoon. The increase falls short of last year's raise by 1.5 they don't embarrass us much." dinner. This is Just Washington (Chicago alderman) Eddie vr- So is Vito Marzullo. Vito was in percent and barely matches the 1985 inflation rate. I'm sure our observers are • show-biz." dolyak, chairman of the white the funeral business, but some of Cg there with loftier goals Then how would you do it? half of the Democratic Party. his customers voted for 10 years that. "For beginners, I wouldn't The only difference between Ed- after he planted 'em." Furthermore, by allocating the total program "Yeah? Well, if we want to see pick some bookworm from Indi- die and Paddy Bauler is that Your idea does have possibli- enhancement money to the departments of Psy- the Philippine election run on anapolis." Eddie plays golf. The only time ties. But you have to remember, chology.. Geology and Bio- the legit, why are we sending Your choice? Paddy Bauler ever swung a club some of the parties of the Phil- logy. the Graduate College is placing an unfair these guys? They're from those "I can't believe it. You, a was when he was herding the ippines are still wild. There are emphasis on these three departments. foreign affairs institutes, where native Chicagoan, have to ask. winos to the polling place. places where primitive tribes they stare at maps with pins in That's like a guy in Rome asking Yes, I suppose we still have a still exist. Why not give the 0.7 percent back to the graduate "Hey, have you taken a long assistants and use the additional (25,000 for re walk around Chicago lately? search grants and other enticements to attract Besides, those primitive tribes others to the University's graduate program? probably aren't registered to This paltry increase will raise graduate assistant vote, are they?" In some regions, no. stipends by about $175 to around $5,300. The Univer- "Good. Then our guys would sity expects this to be the only income brought in by have them signed up in no time. an assistant, who, by contract, is not permitted to Even their ancestors." take a second job. There's one other problem. How do we know which side the Chicago boys would be on? After The 3.3 percent increase may prove completely all, Marcos has a talent for meaningless if graduate assistant fee waivers are increasing his net worth, which taxed. The defeat of a bill before the Senate would TOO £ARW 70 WJu they might identify with. mean graduate fee waivers would be taxed by as "I hadn't thought of that. Well, much as 25 percent as the" waivers become classi- then there would be no harm fied as employee benefits. done." No harm? In joining a crooked The request for a 5 percent increase was not out MARCOS BLBCTIOH,, administration? of line. Slashing the request by 1 percent and "Hey, maybe Manila could reallocating 0.7 percent is an insult to the contribu- use a 20-lane expressway." tions this group makes to the University. Royko is a syndicated column- ist writing for the Chicago Tri- bune. Dealing with a sister's death Letters
At the end, a long-unspoken message that was all too obvious Action appreciated let us know. After all, without the administration, who will you, the BSU is Just BS. most certainly be begging at my George Andre Fields door next year for an Alumni by Justice B. Hill I recognized. although she tried. At her side We would like to express our Vice President, BSU donation, I will simply say, "I And it was a face too hard for were a pad and pen. She picked appreciation for the responsible gave at the office". "How are you, Van?" I asked. me to look at. up both and, with fingers as thin action taken by the University Last nickel gone Paul R. Niesen "OK," she said in barely a as the pen, scribbled a message. administration regarding the 3SS Delta Tau Delta whisper. Hers had been a strong face, "Daddy was here," Van wrote taxing of graduate tuition waiv- highlighted by robust cheeks on the pad, her hands trembling ers. We recognize the complexi- I feel that the attitude of the I pressed for more, as she sat and brown eyes. Her broad from the effort. ties and intricacies of running University administration and Theta Chi show on the living room floor, her smile was her most engaging "Oh, he was?" I said, pretend- the University. As graduate as- ing I had not known when, in staff is not to promote an envi- racially insulting back propped against the sofa. feature. With her shortly sistants, our reaction to the di- ronment of learning, but rather It has recently been brought to Her eyes stared aimlessly. cropped hair and light brown fact, I knew our father visited lemma was not one of malicious "Are you sure? Do you hurt?" to turn a profit. Granted, this is my attention that members of skin. Van had, as my friends every day. intent toward the administra- a state-operated University, es- Theta Chi fraternity were en- "Yeah, a little," she said, her would admit with reticence, a She tore that note off and tion. Instead, we were moti- tablished to provide students the gaged in some type of degrading legs crossed like Buddha's. film star's face. wrote another. vated by a genuine concern for opportunity for an inexpensive performance at one of their re- Wrapped in a patchwork quilt, But now that face was a pale, "He was crying," it said. the future of all graduate assis- education. I will admit that tu- cent rushes. she rocked back and forth and dishwater color. Her smile, it "Daddy? Are you sure?" tants. ition costs do reflect this objec- she continued to stare. was a memory. A somber look She wrote no anwser. Instead, This comes as a shock to me, "Is there anything I can do? tive. It is the additonal charges especially since this campus is had replaced it and her full she nodded, her head bobbing up We suggest that in the future, and fees that put me in the red. supposed to be promoting racial Do you want anything?" features had withered to a bony and down. if and when a situation of this The University Parking Serv- integration and doing its best to Her replies came slowly, spar- mask. magnitude arises, there be two- ingly, as if every word were I reached and grabbed her left ice is the most frustrating. Not stamp out any type of racial This Van was not the sister I way communication between only do they charge me $25 a discrimination.. exacting its own agony. shared my first trip to Ohio hand. It had a hard coldness, the administration and those year for the privilege of parking I really think this behavior is "No, she said. State with. This Van was not the which felt like anything but directly affected. We believe the something alive. I held her hand my car so far a way that I need to an insult to every black person sister I told two years later that Presidential Task Force being borrow a friend's car to get to it, on this campus. It shows that Angry and unquiet, I walked I was leaving Ohio State. And for short seconds, squeezed it formed to further research the but they also manage to ticket everything our black leaders away knowing I could not assure this Van was not the sister I once or twice and then put it problem stated above is a posi- Van that everything would be all back at her side. I started talk- me in excess of $30 a semester. fought for has been in vain. laughed with after she bailed me tive step. And how about those Drop- I'm looking for the University out of the Fifth Precinct jail. ing. I told her everybody was Steven Fooler Two weeks later our living worried, and I told her to keep /Add charges? The University to set an example and repri- The doctors had no explana- Denis Collins requires us to fill out next se- mand the members of Theta room was replaced by a hospital tion for her changes, and God fighting-not to give up. I Graduate Assistants mester's schedule so early that I Chi. This type of behavior can- ward. knows Van had no explanation. peered into her eyes again and Philosophy Department don't even have time to recuper- The doctors and nurses there For two weeks she lived in pain. saw the same dampness inside. not be tolerated or allowed to go Putting a hand to my eves, I ate from midterms! Then to by without some type of strict walked about listlessly. Their Unexplained pain. Pain that comfort us they tell us that and enforceable disciplinary Bu- dress and demeanor were as some of her closest kin thought tried unsuccessfully to hide my BSU thanks members Drop/Add will be open during tton. If this type of behavior is clinical, as antiseptic as the was make-believe. own tears. I paused, and then I Christmas break. I (font live in room. My sister's well-being ap- Since I had put off going to the told her something that I had not handled properly it could T Perrysburg and I cannot drive cause a lot of animosity on this peared a trifling thing to them. hospital for more than a week, I never told her. ' I love you, The Black Student Union 400 miles to add a bowing class. campus which none of us need. They had others to care for. was the last member of my Van," I said. would like to take this opportu- I reached once more and So there goes another five dol- This type of action can be family to visit Van. I had offered nity to say "Thank you" to all its lars into the liabilities column. viewed as a wick. A wick that When I walked into Van's my father an assortment of rea- touched her hand. I turned. members. Your support has For those of you who have ignites a barrel full of gun- room, I saw not a thins that sons why I hadn't gone, but r icing back, and walked out of made the BSU's slogan, "We've room. I never saw her alive never taken a chemistry lab powder. Black students on this suggested immortality; I saw mainly I thought my going got a new attitude, more than course, I envy you. Not only does campus deserve mutual resi only a handful of ailing patients, would provide her no solace. again. just rhetoric. From last semes- the University charge an initial and protection against this l, young and old. All around them As she lay in bed, Van looked ter's anti-apartheid rally to the lab fee, but then if you happen to of behavior. I'm looking forl sat strange-looking machines, at me with moist eyes. Not one Hill, a Kiplinger fellow from celebration of Martin Luther break any glassware during the University to uphold our rights one of which controlled my sis- tear rolled down her face. She Cleveland, Is pursuing a mas- King Day, your support has been semester they charge a replace- and deal with the severity of this ter's life with its monotonous had tubes coming from her ter's degree In journalism at greatly appreciated. ment fee with a mark-up that problem with the intent of pre- pulsing. I saw only one face that throat, so she could not speak, Ohio State University. Because February is Black resembles something from Len- venting this type of action from History Month, the BSU encour- ny's Loan Service. ever taxing place on our campus ages all students to continue to Off I go to the Union to cash a again. It would really be a Respond support the many programs check. Another 50 cents is forked shame if our campus exploded THE BG NEWS sponsored by the different mi- over for "services rendered." in an uproar and rage because nority organizations on campus. Must I say more? the University failed to handle EdRor Gaottrey Barnard CNalcopyaoDor OavaHarotng Hie BG News editorial The BSU also challenges the As an outgoing senior I will this issue. The wick has been lit Managing aoWor MM MoWyra Crwlcopy aOtor MatarMBWr page is your campus forum. student body to become more consider this my farewell bid, but it can be stamped out and we Aast managing •Ortor Karl Smith Copy adRor Bnan H Ba> Letters and guest columns involved in the decisions made and to all you underclassmen, I are looking for support from the NowaooHor Nanc, BoatwicH CopyadRor Oar«Ha,Flachar should be typewritten and by the executive board. If you wish you good luck. To the fac- University officials to help us Erjtonal aa
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One 43403 Editorial Editor Hour*: a am to 6 p m Monday through Fnday The BG News 211 Wart Han Local BG News/February 11, 1986 3 He's out of the ballpark! Local farmers Umpire leaves profession faring better for career as a professor than colleagues by Brian Uskai for half the year just wasn't reporter appealing. My pay at the time by Any Key« was $500 a month, of which I had reporter It's spring training 1969, the to pay my own travel expenses. I Detroit Tigers are coming off a just wouldn't have liked to raise Although farmer's throughout the United States are having world championship season and a family under those condi- financial difficulties, area farmer's are not struggling as mud) are scrimmaging the Texas tions," he said. economically as those further west Rangers. Life on the road would had to According to Gary Luder, a researcher from the Economic Jim Price, catcher for the have been continued for at least Research Department In United States Department of Agricul- Tigers, hits a high fly ball to left six years, he said. ture, the net farm income of United States farmers In 19*5 was "You normally spend two better than it was for 1984. Third base umpire Richard {'ears in each division (minor In 1914, the net income of farmers was $39.2 billion, an Quain follows the flight of the eague classes A, AA, and AAA) improvement from 1965, which was $37 to $41 billion. ball, but then loses it in the blue before moving on to the major But a change in the net income of farmers is not expected league. If you aren't asked to He1 holds his hands up this year, Luder said. for help, but is actually move on they probably feel that Lee Strang, legislative information specialist in Washington, 'ng that the ball was a you aren't a major league pros- said farmers can expect a decrease in cash payments by the home run. pect. Before I quit I was asked to Food Security Act of 1985 passed in December. When Quain finally gets his make the jump to Class AA, so I However, Jeff Miller, loan officer for the Production Credit sight back he looks up to see the think I was a prospect," he said. Association, said the law is not expected to affect Wood County whole field in hysterics. The Quain saia a good umpire area farmers. The new law will mostly affect larger corporate home plate umpire tells him that needs to have discipline and farms, he said. the ball went foul just past third compassion and be able to han- "The farmers in Wood County have had an economic base. dle people and their feelings. setback, but they are not hurt so economically as much as Quain, now assistant profes- IN ADDITION, they need to be farmers in other parts of the country," Miller said. sor of the School of Health, Phyi- able to make quick decisions cal Education and Recreation at accurately. TOM SZYPKA, assistant Vice President of Fanner's Sav- the University, said the incident ings Bank in Columbus, said 33 percent of the nation's farms was one of the most embarrass- "You've got to be perfect the are having financial difficulties and approximately five per- ing moments in his umpiring first day and then get better, cent of these farms will be effected by the law. career. that's the umpire's motto." Jonathan Haines, county executive director of the Agricul- Quain, who teaches umpiring ture Stabilization and County Committee, said the law will also "As long as you are willing to classes during the fall semester, decrease farmers payrates or the amount of money a farmer is accept your mistakes at a pro- said that professional umpiring paid per bushel. fessional level, the players and has become a better profession, Last year farmers had pay rates of $2.55 for corn, $3.30 for managers will accept it also," with added benefits. wheat and $5.02 for soybeans. Quain said. "Professional umpires make But this year the federal government has approved the new He started his umpiring ca- over $40,000 a year now with 1986 national pay rates of $1.92 per bushel for torn and $2.40 per reer by training at the Al Sum- minor league umpires making bushel for wheat. The pay rate for soy beans will not be mers School of Umpiring, now around $1,200 a month plus determined until August. Other details of the law have not been the well-known Harry Wend- travel expenses. They don't Implemented yet. lested School of Umpiring. After have to spend as much time on Szypka said that Congress expects the farm law to deregu- graduating, he was assigned to the road now either, they get to late their involvement with the form industry. Florida State Class A Division. pick a hometown in which they "The law will make the farm market more competitive, want to do a majority of their eventually improving consumer prices, but making smaller But Quain's umpiring career work," he said. farms weaker than they presently are," Szypka saia. was cut short due to his wife's Farmers in need of financial assistance due to government pregnancy, he said. Quain said that he doesn't agricultural cuts can find help from the Agriculture Stabliza- "My wife and I discussed the regret his career decision, but tion and County Committee in Bowling Green. situation and we decided that does get a little "twinge" when Hanes said the group gives loans to farmers according to the best thing for our family watching the World Series or how many acres they nave planted of corn, wheat and soy- would be to obtain a job in teach- when he sees a bad call, but the beans. ing, something more stable." feeling is temporary. The committee has given a total of 1,300 loans in Wood HE AND HIS WIFE based "I appreciate getting that one County and surrounding counties, a total of $12 million in loans, their decision on the fact that if year in; it was a tremendous be said. BG News/ Jim Sakola he remained an umpire, he growing experience. I've made According to Miller, area fanners can also get loans from would be on the roaa for six many friends in the profession the Production Credit Association ranging from $40,000 to $1 Richard Quain months of the year, Quain said. that my wife and I will have million and possibly larger. "Being away from my family forever," he said. You're in the BAG Seniors!!
If you're among those who haven't had their senior portrait taken. Next week is it for Varden Studios being on campus!! And appointment spots are filling fast. LAST day for portraits is Feb. 14. Call 372-8086 for an appointment. Don't be left out of the best senior section ever, or caught at graduation without senior portraits for family, friends or employers. Then you WILL NEED a bag! BG News/February 11, 1986 4
Crackdown Myths Q Continued from page 1. D Continued from page 1. "It heightened awareness, es- Abels said this is the first time can result in blurred vision and greater tolerance than a person Alumnus keeps pecially during the the holi- a brewer has paid for television trouble distinguishing ' colors, who rarely drinks, Mershman days," she said! PSAs. the report stated. said. Henderson said the latest "The two biggest determining Miller print campaign, "Qual- New PSAs produced by Stu- MERSHMAN SAID many factors are a person's body dents Against Drunk Drivers drunk drivers have the attitude, weight and sex, but the key is shuttle dreams ity, not quantity," started in "It'll never happen to me. 1985. (SADD) and sponsored by the tolerance," he said. brewer are titled "Contract for They deny the fact their driving Another popular, but untrue, St. Louis based Anheuser- Life", Abels said. is dangerous until they get belief is that different forms of Busch also sponsors safe con- Karen Wiecha, editorial su- caught. By drinking coffee, alcohol are safer to drink than despite accident pervisor for Stroh's in Detroit, many believe they are more others. sumption ads. able to drive. The caffeine acts said no research has shown that "Probably one of the biggest by Don Lee ers Mission Control from the moderation ads have any real as a stimulant and the result is a points is that an ounce of alcohol Mark Abels, account supervi- "wide-awake drunk," he said. editorial editor Eress center, where journalists sor for Anheuser-Busch through effect on people. is an ounce of alcohol. It doesn't ave access to TV views of the "We believe alcoholism is a Coffee will have no affect on matter in what form it goes into the public relations firm of the amount of alcohol in the 11M University's candidate for launch and a complete commu- Fleishman-Hillard, Inc.. said, problem in society. Ads are not a the body," he said. "Some peo- nication and timing system. solution to the problem," she blood. ple think you can't get drunk on the first journalist in space says "Anheuser-Busch is the largest "The coffee will do its thing he's still willing to go on a space "For this one (launch) I was brewer in the world and this said. "Education is the key." loaded," he said. and the alcohol will do its thing. He said that a can of beer, a shuttle, if he is chosen to make carries a responsibility and They don't act upon each other, the flight. However, "When the explo- leadership role with it." Stroh's has not produced or shot of whiskey and eight ounces "Yes, absolutely," said Craig sion took place - having known HE SAID the brewer has tele- sponsored a PSA for television he said. of wine all contain one ounce of But drinking does not affect alcohol. Covault, senior space editor of a number of people on that or- vision ads known as the "Know or print, but the company is every person in exactly the Aviation Week it Space Technol- biter, I went out and took a short When To Say When" series fea- involved with educational and Sleep is the best cure for ogy magazine and a 1971 Univer- walk" before returning to the same way. Different people can drunkenness, since the body has turing Miami Dolphins' quar- research programs. handle different levels of alcohol sity graduate with a degree in Mission Control press center to terback Dan Marino. time to process the alcohol. journalism. cover the explosion. Golden Colorado-based depending on how much they are However, if a person sleeps for In the spots that aired during used to drinking, he said. "There has never been a (type Covault called the press cov- November and December, Mar- Adolph-Coors promotes modera- eight hours and there are more erage of the explosion "pretty A male who has had a lot of than eight ounces of alcohol in of) airplane built that hasn't ino says,"Good friends makes tion, according to Dan Heptke, practice in dealing with the ef- crashed. That's reality," Cov- good, at least from what I've for a good time, but it takes good Coors manager at Great Lakes the system, left-over amount ault, who has covered the space seen in The New York Times sense too." Distributing Co. in Toledo. fects of alcohol will have a can still slow reflexes, he said. program for 16 years, said. and The Washington Post, "add- Covault was at the Johnson ing that the Post, which in the Manned Spaceflight Center in past has done "a pretty poor Houston when the space shuttle job" covering science and tech- Challenger exploded Jan. 28. He nology, "rose to the occasion" in was covering the launch for Avi- covering the explosion, accord- NEWLOVE ation Week. ing to Covault. The astronauts and flight con- COVAULTS MAIN objection trol team that worked on the to the press coverage was the shuttle program from the start excessive number of personality "never had any illusions" that profiles done on New Hampshire something could go wrong, Cov- schoolteacher Christa McAu- ault said. He blamed television liffe, one of Challenger's crew. MANAGEMENT coverage of the shuttle program What Covault called the "Peo- for the public's perception of the ple magazine mentality," ig- shuttle as "infallible'' nored for the most part the sue "As far back as 1978 and 1979, other crew members who had AFRAID OF HEAT BILLS? I had stories (printed) to the fact trained to fly on the shuttle. that any failure of an SRB (solid After the explosion, Covault rocket booster) would be cata- and the rest of the Aviation ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS strophic," he said. The failure of Week staff were bombarded by a seal between sections of one of calls from other news organi- *FREE Heat, Water, & Sewer the Challenger's booster rockets zaions seeking interviews. is suspected as the cause of the "We've been deluged by many * Close to Campus explosion. dozens of media requests... we "At every launch, I had all of can't favor some over others * Furnished and Unfurnished my emergency books ready" in and if we granted all requests, event of a shuttle accident, Cov- we couldn't get our own work *9 or 12 Month Leases ault said. done," Covault said. Covault also objected to media *Carpeted SUCH WAS THE CASE when reference;, to the explosion as a the Challenger exploded, 74 sec- "disaster." * Washer & Dryer on Premises onds after launch and almost 10 "Mission 51-L (the official des- miles above the Atlantic Ocean. ignation for the Jan. 28 mission) "I'm the lead space guy (se- was an accident. The disaster 352-5620 CALL NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT 336 S. Main nior space reporter), when the would be if the sights were vehicle starts flying, that's my swayed off a good space pro- responsibility," he said. He cov- gram," he said.
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Mu« promt iviUlaiflctriftidmt] D ard upon purthMr Sooherdncounu ippr, Ttcjumur do is show us your college student I.D. card lMIUII»aMi«e.idf»rffagi*ri«Gct*io^Lw,lix..^o*jlip«liapMn GSS calls for task force Commuters sheltered from storm by Unda Hoy Hail. passed by the Undergraduate to aid graduate students reporter Although one student on the Student Government The list has room for ten, avail- policy excuses commuters If a snowstorm should able housing could be quickly from classes if there is a strike suddenly during the used up. travelers' advisory. by Dave Harding campus for graduate students. day, commuter students don't In that event, residence hall chief copy editor "The University has no housing for graduate have to battle the elements to housing would be provided, But since the policy has students and we need it," Anderson said. "This travel home. The Off-Campus said Ellen Bean, Assistant to been in effect, mere have The Graduate Student Senate unanimously plan is an innovative answer to the housing Student Center has several the Director of the Off Cam- been several instances where passed a resolution last week supporting the problem of graduate students, international stu- services available for com- pus Student Center. If dorm professers have refused to creation of a task force to study the taxability of dents and married students." muter students to help them housing becomes exhausted, excuse commuters from a graduate fee waivers. HE SAID the plan would call for the University deal with winter weather the Center will open 24-hours- class. The resolution calls for a task force to be to lease land to local businessmen who would build problems. a-day to house commuters "A lot of professors are created by University President Paul Olscamp. and manage a complex for the University. The Among these is a Severe there. insensitive that somebody The University presidential task force would University would then be responsible for filling Weather Housing List with drives from Sandusky to determine if any actions could be taken by the the building with graduate students. names of area students who IF THE snow hits over- Bowling Green two days a University Administration to assist graduate stu- The current plan calls for 100 units to be built - could provide housing in the night, commuters don't have week," Bean said."We've got dents if Congress fails to reinstate a bill prohibit- SO units for two occupants and another SO units for event of hazardous weather. to risk driving into campus. into fights, but we always ing taxation of graduate fee waivers. one occupant, Anderson said. The list is located on the door In October 1984, a com- win." "The (University) Presidential Task Force "The plan would be mutually beneficial to the of the Commuter Off-Campus muter class attendance pol- Bean said the center also would determine if there are any in house admin- University and the city community," he added. Organization, room HOB, in icy for weather emergencies provides jumper cables for istrative remedies to resolve the tax issue and to In other business, the senate expressed dissatis- the basement of Moseley was initiated by COCO and anyone who might need them. aid the general welfare of graduate students," faction over the 3.3 percent stipend increase said David Anderson, President of the Graduate offered by the University Administration. Student Senate at a meeting Friday. "I mink the offer is extremely unfair. Some ■wgww *&K»*otoic<*o*OiO*o** The task force will also develop measures to graduate senate members feel the University is better the welfare of graduate students, he said. pushing us into a collective bargaining role, he UNIVERSITY VILLAGE Anderson said the task force will more likely said. achieve results because it falls under the jurisdic- "First, our waivers could be taxed at a rate of 25 & UNIVERSITY COURTS tion of the University Administration. percent, and now we are only going to receive a 3.3 "It would be a poor political move if the Presi- percent raise," he said. "That's adding insult to APARTMENTS dent doesn't act on the recommendations of his injury." own task force," he said. Anderson said that in the past, graduate stu- Corner of Clough & Mercer (Behind Wendy's) The senate also unanimously passed a resolu- dents received the same increase as faculty, but tion that called for a housing unit to be built on that policy is no longer in effect. THE MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION IN TOWN! CLOSE TO REC CENTER, MOVIE THEATRES, INTRAMURAL FIELDS, FRATERNITY ROW, BANK, FAST FOODS. AND ICE ARENA C1SG •Gas heat, hot water and cooking •/„ house laundry centers D Continued from page 1. said. tion, not the issue itself. Because there are many build- In other business, Tony Chen- included. Tenant pays electric only 'Plenty of storage area ard for individuals using the ings in need of repair at the vey. representative of the Resi- (small monthly electric bill) >Now accepting applications for building. Shull added that res- University, Shatzel Hall has a dent Student Association, said 'Spacious 2 bdrm. opts, furnished summer and next fall trooms in one wing of the hall low-priority rating, Shull said. change machines are ordered •*ast dependable. 24 hr maintenance cannot be used because the and will soon be installed in the plumbing has rusted. Mason hopes to raise the residence halls. priority rating in order to "get INADEQUATE WIRING and the wheels turning to get money Brad Krider, vice president of the floor plan were also named so something will be done" to USG, said students brought the Rental Office located in Amherst Village as problems. renovate the building, Shull need for change machines in 1520 Clough Phone 352-0164 said. dorms to the attention of the "The small rooms with bad The debate at last night's student welfare committee, (Behind Wendy's) lighting do not provide a Rood meeting focused on the wording which made the suggestion to academic atmosphere," Shull of certain phrases of the resolu- RSA. Meadowview Courts Would you tike to have Apartments LraLfajf will, iL President? Dke Breakfast wilt be BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Housing Openings for 1986-87 Schooi Year PRESENTS held on . februaru 20 at 8i30 a.m. in the /■'residential A WORLD PREMIERE S~)uite. Students onlu, please, rieturn the coupon to Furnished efficiency Unfurnished efficiency tie UJO office bu 3.L. 17. IJou mau enter as $225.00 $200.00 manu times as you wish. Landlord pays gos heat Landlord pays gas heat ENT shared electric shared electric One bdrm. furnished One bdrm. unfurnished COUPON $270.00 $250.00 includes utilities All utilities paid FROM THE RIVERS OF OUR FATHERS Yes I would like the opportunity to By B.G.S.CJ. Playwright in Residence Two bedroom furnished have breakfast with Dr. Paul Olscamp. Two bdrm. unfurnished JOHN SCOTT $270.00 $265.00 Name plus gas 8 electric plus gas & electric Address FEBRUARY 12-15, 1986 Phone JOE E. BROWN THEATRE All residents have the priviledge of using The 8:00 P.M. Cherrywood Health Spa located at 8* and High St. return this to the UAO office, 3rd floor, TICKETS: $1.50 Union by 2/17 352-1195 214 Napoleon Rd. *4» i 8ff I WINE SHOP I VALENTINE I TREATS FOR YOUR SWEETIE! 1 SPECIALS 1 Valentine's Day Cookies *Hungarian Pastries— i ® Croissants- Nut A Apricot ORDER I Batter, Almond, Chocolate £ Apple *N.Y. Cheese Cake I ?4» *Sour Dough French Bread *Pecan Bars Klotz EARLY! jS *Eclairs *Danish Pastries i ^J *Brownies *Coffee Cakes I Flower Come out and •*° * Lemon Bars *& Much More preview our Valentine 1 •to Si Farms Arrangements Hours —See Our Mon-Sat 8:00 AM -12 Midnight In-house Specials Sun 10:00 AM > 10:00 PM J» ACROSS FROM In-HouM $ HARSHMAN QUAD Established Accounts 353-8381 BG News/February 11,1986 6 300 attend workshop Group works to increase awareness of social issues by Amy Reyes HIS ADDRESS highlighted society's role in reporter dealing with social problems. A Washington, D.C. organization toying to in- "Society needs to build their awareness... by crease public awareness of social issues and gaining experiences of social issues of the day... provoke public action held its annual series of and by responding to the needs of the local level." workshops in Bowling Green Saturday. be said. 'Teople must provide support to help raise up these questions ... to take a form of About 300 people attended the Center of Con- demonstration... and to take notice of important cern's series titled, "Social Ministry for Peace issues." and Justice" at St. Aloysius Church, according to Father Tom Leyland, pastor of St. Aloysius. The goal of the organization is to raise people's conscious of local issues that concern them, he The Center chose Bowling Green because it is said. centrally located between 19 counties of North- west Ohio, Leyland said. The 25 workshops dealt with topics that included "The goal of the workshops is to prepare people rural America, handicapped persons, education to work with different issues at the local level, he and unemployment. said. A special workshop was also set up for racial The main speaker for the event was Father minorities, aimed at getting them more involved Peter Henriot, Northwest Ohio representative for with local issues. the Center of Concern in Washington. The organi- Leyland said he hopes the workshops informed zation deals with issues that affect the local people of social issues and aided parents in church and community. teaching their children about these issues. Exercise may cure 'the blues' by Susan McDonald during this time that new year's advantage of campus events, staff reporter resolutions are ignored and time sporting events, lectures or Just seems to drag. getting away for the weekend, Students finding themselves in Seniors have an especially he said. Other activities may a slump because of endless hard time studying since they include giving assistance to weeks of cold weather or school are making summer and future other people such as the elderly pressure can develop a more plans but have a few more or a church group. positive attitude by staying months of school, Carek said. physically active. Students who take care of SENIORS and other students themselves physically will find According to Roman Carek. can cope with depression by that it can also play a part in director of the counseling and getting enough exercise. their attitude, Carek said. career development center, now BG fwJ £ u Pe is a good time to work on pulling "I think it's a great time to use Another way to beat the win- Double Your Bet ' " * "~" out of a semester slump. the Recreation Center. Keeping ter blabs is to set short-term Michelle Kocan. freshman business administration major, pays the winners of a roulette table at active is important," he said. goals or develop hobbies. Cre- Saturday night's Mardi Gras sponsored by the University Activities Organization. The union was "Christmas vacation is over ating something to look forward transformed under the theme "A Weekend Getaway," with the Grand Ballroom resembling a cruise ship and you settle down and make Keeping active during the win- to do during the bleak months of and hosting a casino and carnival games. ' resolutions." He added that it is ter months also means taking winter can also help, she said. SCHOLARSHIP Mortar Board Candidate Information Packets have been sent to all Juniors in LEADERSHIP the top 35% of their class (usually 3.0 or above). 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Bobcats beat BG in showdown by Paul Sllvi sports reporter It couldn't have been the 34- Take OCI fans second shot clock late in the game, and it couldn't have been the "questionable" officiating. The real reason Bowline with a chuckle Green's women's basketball team dropped a 7044 decision to f~ >Extra Points gym in time for the men's Ohio Saturday, came under the game, and if they happen to heading of INSIDE GAME. arrive a little early, the end of The shot clock controversy by Paul Stlvt a women's game becomes a arose with 1:06 remaining in the sports reporter bonus. game and the Falcons trailing But that's beside the point. 65-64. OU's Caroline Mast had As I sat in the arena watching the ball on the baseline, and just the OU-BG clash for first as the 30-second clock expired, ATHENS - The Texas A&M place, I saw a lot of fans she dished it off to Kim Walton Aggies have the "Twelfth- dressed in green and white, who scored on a five-footer. Man" to help cheer on their yelling some major-league One problem: 32 seconds re- football team. obscenities. mained on the game clock. Easy The Ohio University "BGSl/...CKS"was just the substraction shows the Bobcats Bobcats have the "Convo- start of it. took 34 seconds to get the shot Crazies" and the "Peden- BG's Stephanie Coe off. Paranoids." scrapped on the hardwood for The Falcons had enough trou- Those people go absolutely a loose ball, and came up ble with the Mid-American Con- nuts at athletic contests. limping. The "Crazies" ference front-runners and their At OU's Convocation jumped all over her shouting crowd. But to have to battle the Center Saturday, I was "aaaaaaa/i, poor baby. Did time-keeper, too? covering the women's you get a little scrape?" On the other hand, the officials basketball game; I couldn't But the fans really got out seemed to call a "consistent" believe the crowd turn-out. of hand at the men's game. game. The "zebras" consis- The Bobcats had twice as Brian Miller wore the mit tently brought fans to their feet many fans for a women's during the men's game. He screaming about shaky calls. game, than BG attracts at caught all kinds of abuse. EVEN BG coach Fran Voll Anderson Arena. The fans had a field day stepped a bit out of character in Now, let's not kid each with the Falcon senior. The this one. Voll stormed the side- other. Most fans get to the lines asking the striped men for Q See Extra Points, page 11. explanations, while the OU fans shouted "T" for the technical well," Voll said. "We handled before the game, "BG is foul. the pressure for the most part, stronger inside than we are, and Well, the "T" never came and but to win, we needed a good they will probably try to ram the BG News/Alex Horvath neither did the Falcons' inside inside game and we didn't get it. ball down our throats." Same. The Bobcats neutralized It turned out to be the difference Try is a good word. It didn't Take-down ackie Motycka and Joelyn in the game." happen. Bowling Green's Dawn Brown (left) maintains control of the ball from Ohio University's Marti Heckman. Shoup, and eventually shut down Motycka finished with 12 "I never really doubted that However, the Bobcats were able to grab a 70-64 win over the Falcons. 00 Is now perched on top of the Mid- BG's lane game. points and seven rebounds, we would win. We just never put American Conference with a two-game advantage over second-place BG. The Falcons and the Bobcats each "We didn't do a good job get- while Shoup hit for six markers the game away," Prichard said. have six MAC games left. ting the ball inside, and when we and eight boards. "I enjoy playing good teams. did, we didn't operate very OU coach Amy Prichard said D See Cagers, page 10. Dynamic duo leers are still skidding guides MSU Falcons' lose sixth in a row; now tied for first place by Tom Skernivitz MSU coach Ron Mason's The 4-4 tie held until less than sports reporter plan of alternating the two by Karl Smith "This is a 60 minute game, after two two minutes remained. With each weekend would seem assistant managing editor periods, they don't say you're winning go 1:13 left, Joe Murphy scored a It is no coincidence Bowling tocause problems when it fluke goal off McKee's skate Green's and Michigan State's comes to morale, but the Just when it seemed Bowling home," with the Spartans on a three on hocky teams, tied for first Spartans' dynamic duo have Green's hockey team put the — Jerry York, BG coach three break. place in the Central Colle- come to accept the platooning brakes on their losing streak, giate Hockey Association, and actually help each other they hit an ice patch and contin- and I didn't know how our team regular season crowd in MSU "It was a real heartbreaker. possess some of the finest out in times of need. ued skidding. would react." history, erupted after the Spar- having them score a goal off goaltending in the country. '•IT HELPS in that you Michigan State swept the Fal- The Falcons took a 3-0 lead tans' first goal and became a McKee's skate," York said. Good netminding wins know what each other are cons 6-4 Saturday in East Lan- into the final period of Satur- factor for the remainder of the "That's what happens when !;ames and, as the Falcons going through and knowing sing, Mich, and 7-4 Friday in the day's contest on goals by Rob contest. you're losing, you don't get the ound out while being swept someone else is always BG Ice Arena. The series sweep Urban, Don Barber and Iain "The momentum changed af- breaks." by MSU. the Spartans can there," Foster said. "If one of fiuts MSU and BG in a tie for Duncan. Urban, on assists from ter they scored that power play boast of having not only one, us is having difficulty, we'll irst in the Central Collegiate Scott Paluch and Todd Flichel, goal, the crowd really went Things didn't go much better but two excellent goalies. try and help each other un- Hockey Association and ex- and Duncan, assisted by Brian ankers and their team re- for BG Friday night, as they lost Norm Foster and Bob Es- derstand the different situa- tended the Falcons' winless Meharry and Greg Parks, sponded well," York said. an early 2-1 lead and a couldn't sensa. tions. streak to six straight games. netted their goals on the power York called a time out to try break a 4-4 tie in the final period. Essensa, a junior, shook off Essensa agreed with Foster Both nights the Falcons were and quell the crowd and the MSU scored first on a Murphy a rocky start in Saturday and added the whole team close to winning after two peri- BG SCORED the first three Falcons reacted with a goal to Soal, but Paluch and Jamie night's game, enabling MSU benefits from the rotating sit- ods, however, the Spartans out- Cand MSU answered with regain the lead. Brian McKee fansbrough put BG ahead at to defeat BG 6-4 in East Lan- uation in net. scored the Falcons 9-1 in the of its own in 3:16 during intercepted a Spartan pass and the end of the first period with sing. He went into the series "It's a plus for any team final periods. the final period. Mike Donnelly rifled a slap shot past MSU scores. Danton Cole scored the ranked second in the league that has two goalies that can "This is a 60-minute game," set an NCAA record with 5:24 goalie Bob Essensa for the next two goals to give the Spar- with a 3.68 goals against aver- play competitively anytime," BG coach Jerry York said. "Af- expired in the period, for scoring score. tans the lead, while Mitch Mes- age and finished last season Essensa said. "I know I am ter two periods, they don't say a goal in 12 consecutive games. York said McKee was the pre- sier made the score 4-2 in little ranked number one in the going to play one game every you're winning, go home." Don McSween connected from mier player for the series. over one minute. Greg Parks nation with a 1.64 G.A.A. weekend and I can prepare the left point with 8:07 gone to "The best player on either and Paul Ysebaert knotted the Foster, the beneficiary of and concentrate on mat one According to MSU coach Ron make the score 3-2. Only 33 team this weekend was Brian score before the period ended. Friday night's 7-4 Spartans' game. A team that relies on Mason, the Spartans knew their seconds later, Tom Tilley netted McKee," York said. "He played win at the BG Ice Arena, one goalie the whole season hopes of catching the Falcons in his fifth goal of the year to tie the well the entire weekend and The Spartans scored the only follows teammate Essensa might be hurt if that goalie the CCHA standings rested on game. scored a big goal Saturday." three goals of the final period to and third ranked, Falcons' loses confidence as the season winning in BG. "You've got to give a lot of MCKEE'S HEROICS went for produce the final 7-4 ledger. goalie Gary Kruzich in the goes on." "We knew they were going to credit to Michigan State, they naught, however, when Don- BG travels to Oxford for two CCHA rankings with a 4.05 have to stumble for us to catch came back from a three goal nelly netted his 46th goal of the games against Miami. The Fal- G.A.A. D See Goalies, page 10. them." Mason said. "We had to lead," York said. year less than a minute and one- cons swept the Redskins earlier win the big game on the road The crowd of 6,801, largest naif later. this year. Men cagers are crushed by OCI by Ron Fritz Mid-American Conference con- test, OU beat the Falcons in assistant sports editor every aspect of the game. ATHENS - Ohio University "Well, I was really pleased basketball coach Danny Nee s with our defense," Nee said. "I 100th collegiate coaching victory wasn't as pleased with the of- Saturday was as easy as his fense, but it's really nice to win first - another blowout of Bowl- by that many points." ingGreen. BG coach John Weinert said The Bobcats, led by Paul he doesn't know if defense was "Snoopy" Graham's 25 points, the reason the Falcons lost. won their fourth straight game "It's just like which came and helped Nee reach the mile- first, the chicken or the egg?" stone with a 74-57 triumph over Weinert said. "Was OU's de- the Falcons in the Convocation fense that much improved or Center. The-win also avenged was our offense worse?" ttu's 77-75 last-second win on In the first half, BG made Jan. 11. nine-of-27 from the field as the Nee's first victory as a colle- Bobcats took a 35-23 halftime giate coach was a 78<3 pounding lead. of BG in 1961. He also became At one point in the initial pe- the first OU coach to ever reach riod, the Falcons were down 29- the century mark in six seasons. 13, but were able to cut the "Winning 100 games is a sig- deficit to eight points with 55 nificant thing," Nee said. "But if seconds left before OU's co-cap- you don'tnave good people tains Paul Baron and Robert around you, you won't win any. Tatum scored the last two buck- "You have to have good play- ets of the half to put the advan- ers," he said. "And create a tage back to 11 ;ood atmosphere to be success- A key for the Bobcats' In the first half Was the play of Marty BG N«ws/Jo« PhaUn eTHE BOBCATS were more Lehmann off the bench. The 6- Falcon freshman center Greg, Parks and Michigan State's Tom Tilley than successful Saturday. In the O See Nee, page 11. (21) and Mike Donnelly (14) eye the loose puck in the Spartans' 6 4 win Friday. MSU completed the sweep with a 6-4 triumph Saturday. BG News/February 11,1986 8 Persistence pays off for OU eager measured by a yardstick. school." During his freshman year at He is not listed in the media guide. The While he's a dreamer, Davis is Ohio University, Davis spent also realistic about the future. by Tom Reed hours honing his skills. He sports information department doesn't He won't threaten Ron Harper's sports editor attended Bobcat walk-on try outs even have a picture of him. But Davis can Mid-American Conference for two years and worked to scoring record. In fact, Davis overcome his lack of be found in the heart of all Bobcat may never score. experience. basketball fans. He knows his best shot at ATHENS - Many dream of Finally, two weeks ago, he financial security will go chasing rainbows. But lacking walked into the OU locker room guide. The sports half, a throng of fans at the through education, not a hoop. desire, most never reach the and knew his long chase was information department doesn't Convocation Center started the Davis said he will never be a reward which awaits at the end over. There stood coach Danny even have a picture of him. chant; "Nick.. .Nick.. .Nick." star at OU, but hopes to remain of one. Nee holding Davis' pot of gold - But Davis can be found in the Minutes later, the crowd on the roster next season. Nee In 10th grade, Nick Davis was a uniform and a pair of game heart of all Bobcat basketball erupted when Nee put him in the won't guarantee him a job, but 5-6 and got cut from his high shoes. fans. game. Everytime the the coach likes Davis' attitude. school baskteball team. Though "Nick didn't really have the Davis' plight was well sophomore touched the ball, the "I keep telling Nick this is he never played a minute at talent, but he's a very persistent documented by the Athens crowd roared. The cheering temporary," Nee said. "But he's Bowsher High School in Toledo, person," Nee said. "He did media. And when Nee inserted reached a crescendo when OU . such a super kid we like having Davis refused to stop pursuing everything he could to walk on to him into the line-up late in OU's guard Paul Baron stole a pass him around." his dream. this team. When most guys 75-58 win over WMU, the crowd and threw the ball to Davis, who "All I've ever wanted to do would get discouraged, Nick gave Davis a standing ovation. stood wide-open under the The Nick Davis saga will was play college basketball," kept coming back for more." The S-5 forward reponded with basket. never sport the box office appeal Davis said. "I always knew that DUE TO to a rash of injuries, five rebounds in four minutes. of a Rocky: I, n, m, IV,.. somehow I could do it if I really the Bobcats needed several "Boy you want to talk about THE FANS rose in unison, XIV... Nick Davis tried." plavers. Nee decided to the the greatest feeling in the anticipating the first field goal Yet in a way, Davis' story is Since 10th grade, Davis has walk-on an opportunity to dress world," Davis said. "When a of Davis' life. However, the better because it's more with them the hope and desire grown nine inches. With height in a home game against Western crowd does that for you, you excitement of the moment realistic. which can't be taught. came a growth in desire - Michigan last Wednesday. know your goal was overwhelmed the walk-on and something that can't be He is not listed in the media worthwhile.' the ball sailed through his hands' And in the wake of the Space Unfortunatly, most out-of-bounds. Shuttle disaster, it's reassuring dreamersdon't reach their Davis, who only dresses for "I've got to be more calm, to know that man can still goals. Reality, like rain, pelts home games, received his that was pretty disappointing," achieve what his mind their dreams and washes them second chance Saturday in the Davis said. "I think it s a lack of conceives. away. Bobcats 74-57 victory against experience which caused it. I'm Bowling Green. just learning what others There are Nick Davis' in But remember, with every Midway through the second learned bow to do in high every walk of life. 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After losing at Miami last measure of the team's progress." weekend, the women bounced Mary Pfeiffer won the one-me- back to defeat Ohio University — Don Galuzzi, OCJ swim coach ter diving competion for BG, team Saturday in Cooper Pool. while Carolyn Valencik cap- In running up an 87-64 score, the tured the three-meter crown. Holmes and Sue Grant were Bowling Green's women," Ga- Draper said the meets against Falcons captured first place in double winners. Holmes won the 11 of 16 events. luzzi said. "But I promised milk- Kenyon and OU served primar- 1,650 freestyle inl7:53.46 and the shakes to everyone (men & ily as an opportunity to polish up Coach Rich Draper said 500 freestyle event in 55:13.90. women) who swam a personal for the Mid-American Confer- nearly everyone swam better Grant won the 100 backstroke best and I'm down 25 milk- ence championships three this week thin last. with a time of 1:02.65 and the 200 shakes now. I think that's a weeks down the road. "The ladies were uptight after backstroke in 2:15.56. great measure of the team's "We'll look at videotapes of losing to Miami last weekend For OU, senior Laura Holler progress." these meets and work on im- and we tried to get them a little was the only swimming winner, The other winner for OU was proving our starts, turns and excited about OU," he said. "I but she did it in fine fashion by diver Dayna Green who won the strokes," Draper said. "These was surprised at how well the winning three events. Holler, three-meter competition. (dual) meets really serve more girls swam today. I thought the who walked on the team as a Carolyn Valencik contributed as a measure of progress than score would be closer." sophomore, won the 100 breasts- to the Falcon cause by winning anything else as we head to- Freshman Andrea Szekely troke, the 200 breaststroke, and the one-meter diving competi- wards the MAC'S continued to swim well, winning the 400 individual medley while tion and placing second in the (championships)." the 200-yard freestyle with a also swimming on OU's victo- three-meter event. time of 1:55.22, the 100 freestyle rious 200 medley relay team. Friday, the tankers traveled The women own a dual meet in :54.77 seconds and the 100 OU COACH Don Galuzzi said to Kenyon to face Division III record of 6-2. They will compete butterfly event in : 59.42. Shealso be was happy with the way the Kenyon and things went the Fal- Friday in Ypsilanti, Mich., swam on BG's victorious 400 women swam. cons' way as the women posted against the University of Michi- freestyle relay team. "On paper we didn't think we an easy 84-54 win. gan, Michigan State and East- Also for the Falcons, Paula had a very good shot at beating BG won six of the meet's first ern Michigan. BG News/Jim Youll Bowling Green diver Mary Pfeiffer gets in tuck position as she completes_ her dive in one-meter competition. The Falcons' women tankers swamped Kenyon College 84-54 Friday and Ohio University 87- 64 Saturday. Win a trip to Daytona Beach!! Complete the order form below for your 1986 MSBb KEY Yearbook and be eligible for you and a guest to experience Daytona Beach-a $430°° value! Trips organized by i§gs» through Echo Travel, Inc. include: TUESDAY- *7 nights accommodations at the Desert Inn-Quad occupancy. Stay right in the middle of the action. 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I by Jeff McShcrry UM and IU) were going to be made it seem like a basketball "Kris had a good meet - one of hindered by the fact Kruzich has wouldn't stand in front of an Iain sports reporter tough to beat," BG coach game. Obviously, Missouri her best ever," Simpson said. been in goal 28 of the 34 games Duncan shot if I wasn't" Charles Simpson said. "Both wanted this meet bad." "But her performance was over- this season. WITH TWO weeks of CCHA After seven consecutive de- schools are among the top shadowed because we didn't "His (Kruzich's) situation is action remaining before the feats in January, the University squads in the country." If there was any question con- have as good of a day as a one that he plays the whole playoffs, Mason will continue to of Missouri gymnastics team LOOKS CAN be deceiving, but cerning the conviction of the team." time," Foster said. "There is no start both goaltenders in the headed into the month of Feb- In the Tigers' case, it's their Tigers to win the meet, UM According to Simpson, the one to replace him. I haven't hunt for the league title. ruary in quest of a win much like record that creates the illusion. freshman Mary Houghton left Falcons lackluster performance seen his backup, yet." "Our goalie (Foster) played the groundhog searched for his Despite carrying the burden of little doubt after her sparkling could have been due to a number Dan Kwilas backs up Kruzich well and we expect them (MSU's shadow. a losing record, the Tiger gym- performance. Houghton cap- of factors - two days of travel, in goal but has seen limited goalies) to play well and they nasts are ranked 19th nationally. tured first places in the vault the pressure of doing well in action so far. Kwilas, a fresh- usually do," Mason said. While a silhouette was no- Defeats at the hands of Florida, (9.3), uneven bars (9.2), and every meet because they're the man, has a 4-2 record and 4.64 "That's one of the strengths of where to be found for the furry Alabama, and Nebraska almost floor exercise (9.3), en route to reigning Mid-American Confer- G.A.A. in only six games. Dave our team. We've got nine new little fellow, UM discovered this seem excusable considering winning the all-around competi- ence champions, and most nota- Charbonneau, another freshman players on this team and we month is full of victories for its these teams are synonomous tion with a score of 37.15. bly, a series of injuries to key goalie, was cut early in January nave to rely on the experienced squad. with the word "powerhouse". team members (Lisa Shulman after only one game in relief of players we have." Unfortunately for the Bowling THE BALANCE beam was the is the latest casualty). Kruzich. Essensa doesn't think either Green and Illinois squads, they Illinois is no slouch either. The only event she failed to win. FOSTER admits part of the team has an advantage the rest had to face the Tigers in the leap Fighting mini, ranked 20th in Houghton finished second with a "What really bothers me is huge rivalry between the Fal- of the season, despite the Spar- year month. the nation, came to Hearnes 9.35. Teammate Gretchen that we made a lot of physical cons and Spartans comes be- tans' 3-1 series record over BG Mizzou, which hosted the Arena ready for a showdown ... Schmidt won with a score of 9.45. errors in our routines," Simpson tween himself and Kruzich, who, this season. meet, tallied an impressive and the atmosphere in the arena The Falcons' top standouts said. "But the mental errors are along with Essensa, are all ju- "I don't think one team holds score of 178.15 in defeating both was nothing less than ideal. included freshman Suzanne Bell even more frustating. niors. But when it comes to the upper hand," Essensa said. the Fighting mini (176.15) and According to Simpson, nearly and Shelley Staley. Bell regis- "When a gymnast isn't con- wiining battles, the team comes "The team that wins the league the Falcons (165.8). The UM 1,000 spectators attended and tered an 8.3 on the beam. Staley centrating 100 percent it will not before personal wars. title won't have as much pres- women, now 4-7, not only cap- the Tiger fans' presence was recorded a 9.15 on the floor ex- only affect her performance, but "It's really funny. All three of sure. Even if they lose at Joe tured another victory, but also more than felt. cersise and an 8.9 on the vault. there's also a possibiltiy of get- us came in at the same time," Louis (site of the CCHA play- came out of its winless coma "It was a beautiful facility and In the all-around competition, ting hurt." Foster said. "I don't let it affect offs), they will probably be se- appearing as if it was one of the a fantastic setting for an excit- Kris Byerly posted a strong out- The Falcons will host MAC foe me when we meet each other, lected to the (NCAA) final better squads in the nation. ing meet," Simpson said. "The ing as she finished ninth with a Ball State on Saturday, Feb. 15, but you always know that he's eight." "We knew these teams (both cheering fans and the announcer 34.0. at 6 p.m. in Eppler North Gym. out there." Essensa said he thinks the Foster almost missed out on ongoing struggle between the the biggest series of the year for Falcons and Spartans has not both teams after being clob- come to an end. The war may bered on the head in the first end in the final round of the period of Friday night's game. CCHA playoffs. Men tankers sunk in duals "Someone's shot turned me around and I hit my head on the "I don't see how it couldn't Saturdav, in Cooper Pool, the Other thanthose victories, the his team. by Matt Wlnkeljohn Falcons simply could not make Falcons had just three wins. goalpost," Foster said. "I didn't come between BG and us unless sports reporter "We came in here (to BG) know where I was. I just laid Western Michigan gets hot. We Si the difference lost in the BOB WALKER won the 50 thinking it would be very close there until I had better judge- are the two best teams in the Things haven't always gone as ving competition and lost 64-48 freestyle with a time of :21.85 and it was. They (BG) had a ment. It didn't affect me. CCHA." Bowling Green's men's swim to the Bobcats. seconds and the 100 freestyle in tough time making up the points Foster proved goalies are If the Falcons manage to team might have hoped this In the one and three-meter :47.S0. He also swam on BG's lost in the diving,'' Galuzzi said. brave sort of human beings after make it that far, Foster has a year and nothing changed last diving competitions, OU out- winning 400 medley relay team. "If it weren't for a few very receiving another shot to the warning for the BG icers. weekend. scored BG 16-2 and that proved The only other-individual winner close victories by our guys, the noggin in the third period. After "We haven't peaked yet. We The Falcons were penalized to be the fatal blow for the for the Falcons was Tim Wag- score might have gone the other picking himself off the ice again, are going to get better. for possesion of a thin diving Falcons. ner. He won the 200 backstroke way." contingentand "touched" in The Falcons had only one in 1:59.49. He also swam on the Galuzzi mentioned Bill Senf, *o+cte>tc-te**c+*c*0tc*C'*4>t&t some close races as their record competing diver while the Bob- winning 200 medley relay team. Henry Clank, and freshman Ja- fell to 3-5 with losses to Kenyon cats had four. But BG coach Draper also said he was happy son Steen as the Bobcats' key College on Friday and Ohio Uni- Rich Draper had nothing but with Les Szekely and Chris Bini- contributors. Senf won the 1,650 versity on Saturday. praise for the efforts of BG's brieh. freestyle and the 500 freestyle. Deny Morlino, saying he has Szekely swam the 200 but- Clank won the a 200 butterfly done more than could be ex- terfly for the first time this and the 200 freestyle, while pected of him. season and finished second with Steen won the 200 breaststroke Kaplan stays "Deny's our only diver, and I a time of 1:59.15. He also swam and the 400 individual medley. just can't tell you how hard he on the winning 400 freestyle re- THINGS DID not go much has worked, lie never dove in lay team. Bimbrich finished better the night before for BG as with you for high school," Draper said. "He second in the 200 freestyle and the Falcons fell to the Kenyon came out here to help us, and he the 200 backstroke while swim- Lords by the identical score of the long run. has just given us a super effort." ming on BG's victorious 400 64-48. After you take a Kaplan course, you re BG won the 400 yard medley freestyle relay team. Morlino placed second in the not only belter prepared to take on and the 400 freestyle relays. OU coach Don Galuzzi was one and three-meter diving marathon tests like the LSAT GMAT pleased with the performance of events and as won diving 11-6. GRE NTE.CPA. SAT. among others, but ihe study techniques you'll learn will TRANSMISSION down, BG had to pop from the help you through the ngors of your grad Cagers perimeter. Rhonda Moore and school courses D Continued from page 7. That s why for nearly 50 years over I EXPERTS i Sheri Voyles did most of the I million students have gotten in con These are fun games that we can outside shooting, but couldn't dition with Stanley H Kaplan And (or RADIATOR — 6RAKES learn from. Otherwise it gets find the handle. those interested in breaking records, we Engine Tune boring." The BG guards connected on also offer SPEED READING STEPHANIE Coe had the hot an uncharacteristic four of their So call Kaplan You ve got a long race ahead to the top of your career Every M 352-6966 hand for the Falcons. The senior 20 tosses to the rim. Moore fin- of training and coaching counts scored a career-high 27 points, ished with five points and Voyles hitting on 11 of 15 from the field pocketed two. *• piut PiaiaalalU* and five of seven at the stripe. Walton led the Bobcats with 16 iiuki Maintenance, "It seemed like we were al- Suits, and Mast followed with M***|.« ItflAHIUMOWtKICll ways trying to get ahead," Coe markers. said. 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Furnished Sponsored by the Office of • Minority Affairs! Resident Manager, John Newlove Real Estate • 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. For more details, call 352-4380 354-2260 or 352-6553 372-2642 BG News/February 11,198611 Nee D Continued from page 7. Extra Points Yes, they are definitely a special foot-6 sophomore scored seven half. Martenet also grabbed a points, including a slam dunk off team-high eight rebounds and Kalish back a Continued from page 7. breed at OCI sporting events. a fastbreak, and grabbed four had three steals. majority of them possessed Visiting fans complain of the rebounds. "I really felt confident snoot- mini-megaphones, shouting •1 WAS happy to see Marty ing the ball," Martenet said. "It for EMU "We want Miller, we want obscenities, but I could listen to those come off the bench and put it ail seemed everything I threw up together,* Nee said, 'lie is a went in. I just wished we would Miller." The Falcon senior clowns all day. Freshman point guard sat the bench for a chunk of One player. He makes our bench have won. Scott Kalish will be back in the second half, and one fan that much stronger." No other BG player scored in uniform for Bowling Green stood up and yelled "Hey Then I thought of OU's late in the game. I was While the firsthalf was aU OU, double figures, the Falcons tomorrow against Eastern Miller! How does it feel to be excuse for a football team. resting in the squat position, BG's Steve Martenet owned the made 24-of-59 from the field for Michigan, according to coach a senior on the beach." I can remember when the and out of the blue, a crowd of second half. 41 percent and grabbed 37 re- John Weinert and basketball The fans also got on BG's Falcon football team visited fans yelled simutaneously, The Falcons' 6-foot-6 sopho- bounds. BG made just nine-of-21 trainer Mike Messaros. Jeff Shook. After the Peden Stadium to take on the "Hey number one! Don't more center scored IB of BG's 34 from the free throw line for 43 Kalish, who seperated his sophomore threw up a free Bobcats. We had them 244 at forget to wipe." second-half points. percent. left shoulder in the Falcons' throw that missed halftime and the fans seemed Mind you. The smile never "Steve played a super game," OU had three players in dou- loss to Toledo on Jan. 18, was g, the OU rowdies content their heroes of the left my face. Weinert said. "He is a fun guy to ble digits. In addition to Gra- 1 to miss at least six 1 him into the gridiron were going to take I turned to them and let coach. Even though they were ham, freshman Dave Jamerson I with remnants of another one on the chin. them see my ear-to-ear so much, he was still hus- scored 14 points and Lehmann Weinert said Kalish will "air ball, air ball." You So they quickly looked for a expression. What the heck, added 11 points. practice today and Messaros couldn't have paid me to wear fulfilling way to entertain I'm a sport. Besides, we were Despite Martenet's effort, the Junior center Rich Stanfell will decide following the his high tops. themselves. Why not? They killing them. Bobcats stretched their lead to filled in for an injured John workout if he can play against BG coach John Weinert had nothing else to do. Yes, they are definitely a 51-31 with 11:19 left in the game. Rhodes and scored eight points EMU. Monday, Kalish took a provided a tangent for the And guess who took the special breed at OU sporting BG never got OU's lead under 14 and grabbed 11 rebounds for the Cybrex test to measure the Bobcat crowd to go off on. brunt ot those jokes...the little events. points the rest of the way. Bobcats. strength of his left shoulder They commented on his dress guy with one black shoe and Visiting fans complain of Martenet led the Falcons with OU raised its record to 14-6 and it tested stronger than the habits, his retirement, and one white shoe. the obscenities, but I could a career-high 24 points on 12-of- overall and 7-4 in the MAC. BG his coaching ability. "Hey number one, Where's listen to those clowns all day. 14 shooting. He was nine-for- fell to 5-7 in the MAC and 7-14 right one. Sure the fans were the plane" (reference to Don't get me wrong. I'm a nine from the field in the second overall. hilarious. I couldn't believe Fantasy Island), was just one die-hard Falcon, and I hated some of the phrases they saying the "Peden- to see the men and women were screaming. And for a Paranoids" laid on me. cagers get beat Saturday. while there, I was enjoying I remember kicking into But I enjoy good THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO the entertainment...until they the net to warm up. I took my entertainment as much as the landed one in my backyard. helmet off to wipe the sweat next guy, and I love a good BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. BG was down by 21 Doints off my brow (yes, kickers do laugh. at the time, and OU seemed to sweat) and they jumped on Even though both Falcon be scoring at will. Then I me. basketball teams lost at OU And they're both repre- heard it; "Fresno State, "Ob my! You are so ugly. this weekend, those nuts in sented by the insignia you wear Fresno State." Put your helmet back on the bleachers gave me good as a member of the Army Nurse Bitter memories danced in you... "Ill leave it at that. reason to chuckle...on the my head. The real vulgarity came dreaded four-hour trip home. Corps. The caduceus on the left means you're part of a health care system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, ENJOY GOOD LIVING IN '86 WITH not the exception. The gold bar on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. 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Ttar l» 00 U«WdD»l»lMl March 2,1986 Elsewhere BG Newi/February 11,1986 12 NASA investigation continues East-West swap WASHINGTON (AP) - NASA through a period of maximum NASA had not told his panel Pictures taken of the liftoff to occur today investigators believe Challeng- stresses, and a seal leak be- everything it knew about the show a bright flash at the upper er's right booster rocket may tween two segments of the boosters'history. right of the tank. BERLIN (AP) - Soviet au- place at the bridge this af- have pivoted into the huge space booster rocket that caused a "That's not the case and I thorities have decided to al- ternoon. shuttle fuel tank, crushing it and sideways thrust and put additio- hope we can correct that," he "THIS IMPACT ruptured the low the mother of dissident "There has been no change -setting off the fireball that de- nal structural loads on the ship. said, adding that the public will tank's oxygen-hydrogen sec- Anatoly Shcharansky to emi- in plans," said one VS. stroyed the ship and killed its The presidential commission learn more about the documents tions, causing the explosion that grate to the West, but she will source, who wished not to be crew. investigating the Jan. 28 acci- at an open meeting today. lulled the seven-member crew not be part of the East-West identified. A space agency source, who dent met in secret session yes- Aviation Week said a redesign and destroyed the $1.5 billion prisoner swap slated for to- MEANWHILE, WEST Ger- declined to be identified, said terday to discuss an internal of the joints might cause the orbiter," Aviation Week said, day, the Bila newspaper re- man sources confirmed a re- such a scenario - first outlined memorandum last July warning next shuttle mission to be post- giving no attribution. ported Sunday. port in the Welt am Sonntag yesterday in the industry mag- officials of the National Aero- poned a year. U.S. sources have said the newspaper that three Ger- azine Aviation Week and Space nautics and Space Administra- The magazine said NASA's A spokesman for the booster exchange, one of the largest man businessmen held in Technology - is one of several tion that shuttle flight safety interim accident review board manufacturer, Morton Thiokol, of its kind, will include Shcha- Moscow on corruption possibilities under examination. was "being compromised by believes the plume of fire jetting Inc. of Chicago, declined com- ransky and about seven oth- charges were released Satur- A major focus of the investiga- potential failure of booster out of the side of the right rocket ment. "We have taken a cor- ers who have been day as the result of other tion has been the possibility that seals. booster rocket caused the bot- porate posture not to speculate imprisoned in the East or negotiations not related to the a leak between segments of the "FAILURE DURING launch tom half of the rocket to sepa- on various theories, said West. They said they had no planned exchange. right booster allowed a plume of would certainly be cata- rate from the tank. Thomas Russell, vice president information about Shcharans- Glienicke Bridge was the flame to spurt toward Challeng- strophic," one NASA analyst "The lower portion of the for corporate development. ky's mother, Ida Milgrom. site of the last major spy er's liquid fuel tank, either punc- warned in a memorandum, booster then rotated outward The review board, now called The mass-circulation Bild swap in June 1985, when 25 turing it or raising the pressure according to The New York from the climbing vehicle," Avi- NASA's Data Design and Analy- also said the exchange would Western agents held in the inside to cause the explosion. Times. ation Week said. ™ As the bottom sis Task Force, has ordered not take place on Berlin's East were traded for four The source said other avenues Arriving for yesterday's com- of the booster moved outward, tests on the structural design of Glienicke Bridge as reported, indicted communist agents. of investigation include wind mission meeting, chairman Wil- its top section pivoted into the the booster joint and lubricants but at a site ''previously not Bild, citing Moscow circles shears aloft as the 4.5-million- liam Rogers said the Times external tank and crushed the to see what effect unusually cold used for spy swaps." as its source, said it was not pound shuttle stack climbed story gave the impression that upper right side of the tank." temperatures at the Cape Ca- U.S. sources in Berlin in- yet certain when Shcharans- naveral, Fla., launch site might sisted, however, that the ex- ky's mother would be allowed rtX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX have affected seals between the change was still set to take to leave the Soviet Union. segment. 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BOMBAY, India (AP) -Pope they tried to set fire to an effigy CINCINNATI (AP) - Doug- week, when she adds a little tors on Sunday implanted a sec- "It was extremely sudden," John Paul D. ended an exhaust- of the pope and broke up the las Ebding resolved a major weight. ond artificial heart into a Trasoff said, who did not know if ing, 10-day pilgrimmage across protest, without violence. crisis by finding a new fob "We really can't do any- woman whose transplanted hu- the Food and Drug Administra- India yesterday with a call for The protest was organized by last week, but the day-to-day thing until they get home," man heart failed hours earlier, tion had approved Sunday's im- peace and unity, as Hindu mili- right-wing Hindus, who staged crises will start this week Ebding said. ''We've set up apparently making her the first plant. tants tried to burn his effigy. demonstrations upon the pope's when be and his wife bring their baby beds and the apart- person to receive two of the "To our knowledge, this is the The BS-year-old pontiff, speak- arrival in the Indian capital, home triplets and increase ment owners put in extra devices, hospital officials said. first time a person has been ing to more than 100,000 Chris- New Delhi, on Feb. 1. their family number to a cozy closet space for us." The mini-Jarvik Implanted in implanted with a second Jar- tians at a youth rally at Shivaii THE POPE, looking pale and seven. Bernadette Chayrez, 40, during vik," she said. Park, praised India's rich spiri- tired, visited 14 cities on his The Ebdings went from a THE COUPLE'S situation emergency surgery on Sunday tual and cultural heritage and 6,000-mile tour across the sub- young married couple to par- grew a little more grim when was not the same one that kept CHAYREZ received her first called on Christians to try to continent, during which he re- ents of five in less than a Ebding lost his job at a her alive for four days until it artificial heart yesterday in a heal the nation's many sectarian peatedly urged an end to year, as Susan Ebding deliv- Frisch s in nearby Covington, was replaced with a human stop-gap measure to replace her and communal divisions. divisions in Indian society and ered twin boys last March Ky., where they live. Ebding heart on Friday, said Nina Tra- own failing heart. The human- John Paul, leader of the told Catholics they had a mis- and triplet girls last month at said the manager fired him soff, spokeswoman for Univer- heart transplant four days later world's 840 million Roman Cath- sion to unite India. University Hospital. Ebding for taking off two days the sity Medical Center. was done ahead of schedule be- olics, said the challenge facing Of India's 750 million people, said she had not taken fertil- week the triplets were born. Chayrez had been improving cause of problems with internal Christians was to reject "all Christians make up 3 percent ity drugs. Frisch's later described the from surgery Saturday for bleeding, doctors said. discrimination based on race, and Hindus about 83 percent. Complicating the already firing as a misunderstanding, bleeding problems when "se- Hie Phoenix woman, who had religion, sex, social condition or There are about 24 million Chris- difficult situation was End- reinstated Ebding and gave rious problems developed sud- been healthy until her own heart language groups." tians in India, 13 million of them ing's firing from his job as a him a three-week paid leave denly, said Nina Trasoff, was damaged by a viral infec- Before he began his final Catholics. cook at a Frisch's Restau- of absence. spokeswoman for University tion last month, was the second speech in India, about 30 Hindu At the youth rally, the pope rant, for taking off two days However, word of the firing Medical Center. woman to be kept alive with a fanatics shouted "Pope, go told Indian Catholics to remain when the triplets arrived. brought offers of help from Dr. Jack Copeland and the minWarvik artificial heart. home!" and "The pope is an "faithful to your national heri- Ebding, 20, has started a across the country, including family made the decision to go Before Sunday's surgery, agent of the CIA!" They said he tage and your community, yet new job operating a cylinder four job offers. Ebding's ahead with the second implant there had been 16 artificial- had no business visiting secular, realizing that you belong to the press at a Cincinnati man- apartment owner helped nun "after it had become apparent heart implants, 11 of them predominantly Hindu India. universal church and to the ufacturing company, and the find his new job at the Artistic her transplanted heart would meant to be temporary. Police rounded up militants as world community." couple are getting ready to Die Manufacturing Co. Inc. in bring two of their three latest Cincinnati. additions home from the hos- pital this week. The third "It's a lot better. It has Five men burned during race riot More blacks supporting Reagan could follow in about another better benefits," he said. JOHANNESBURG, South Af- fire. The corpses were found on CINCINNATI (AP)-A Uni- blacks of Reagan's performance rica (AP) - Police said yester- a street in a section of New versity of Cincinnati survey re- in office. day they found the bodies of five Brighton township, outside the leased yesterday shows that "The first time I saw it com- blacks who were bound, stabbed industrial center of Port Eliza- President Reagan is enjoying ing out of the Times-CRS, it was and burned with what has be- beth. increased popularity among a surprise, a big shock. A lot of come known as the "necklace" - HE SAID THE men probably black Ohioans, and a pollster pollsters said privately, 'No gasoline-soaked tires placed were killed Sunday. said the finding echoes a na- way,' " Tuchfarber said. "How- around them and set afire. Their deaths brought the tional trend. ever, there have been at least Urge 11tem Pizza The killings appeared to be weekend toll from black in-fight- However, the university sur- half a dozen national polls that part of the struggle between ing to seven. vey still found that more black I've seen in the last couple of rival anti-apartheid groups that Besutu Ntsheta, a leader of a Ohioans disapprove of Reagan's months that have picked it up." differ on how to fight white-mi- small group called Azanian Na- job performance than approve nority rule. tional Youth Unity, said attack- of it. "THERE'S A FEELING that $5.00 Four of the bodies were found ers beat and hacked two of its Black civil rights leaders have something terribly important is 352-3551 352-3551 together, with more tires piled members to death Saturday and often assailed the Reagan ad- happening," he said. 'The thing on them to form a funeral pyre, abducted several others. His ministration's policies as being that's frustrating is that no- and the fifth was a short dis- organization believes blacks unfair to black Americans. body's been able to put an expla- tance away. Press reports said should fight for black rights. nation on it." the men may have been sen- Ntsheta said he did not know But Alfred Tuchfarber, who The University of Cincinnati tenced to death by unofficial whether the victims found yes- oversees the University of Cin- poll found that 60 percent of the Arrangement "people's courts" operating in terday were among those kid- cinnati's statewide surveys, said black Ohioans contacted disap- black townships. napped. Police said they had not his poll found that Reagan's prove of Reagan's job perfor- and Nail Designers s. Main Col. Gerrie van Rooyen, police identified the men. approval rating among black mance, with 37 percent saying spokesman for the eastern re- The Youth Unity group broke Ohioans has more than doubled they approve and 3 percent Son that includes Cape Prov- from the Azanian People's Orga- since September. listed as having no opinion. ce, said the victims were nization, a black consciousness Tuchfarber said several na- In September, just 19 percent stabbed, their hands and feet group that includes Asians and tionwide surveys, including a of the black Ohioans contacted bound with thin wire, then gaso- people of mixed race, known New York Times-CBS News poll approved of Reagan's perfor- line-soaked tires were placed here as "coloreds," in its defi- taken last fall, have detected an mance, the university pollsters around their bodies and set on nition of blacks. increasing approval among said. ^:S:S:5:;:;:;:!:;^ ♦HE *HE *HE 4>HE 4>HE *HE 4>HE »HS 4>HE »HS *HZ »HE Senior Members g of Phi Eta Sigma: * If you plan to enter graduate or SSiSSKSSSS^^ professional school in Fall 1986, S£S2£22££2g* you may be eligible for a 20% OFF "The Clark Sisters National scholarship. in concert along with following services with Shelley, Annette, Perms, Haircoloring, Facials, Sculp- 'Inspirations" For more information contact: Manicures, Make-up, Eyebrow and Lip Feb. 16, 6:00 p.m. Chris Santorelli, 372-4440 Eyelash Tinting Kobacker I or Expires 2/25/86 Trish Passante, 372-5815 Tickets avail $5 in adv, ♦HE *HE *HE +HE *HE *HE *HE »HE 4>HE *HE 4>HE »HE BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY $7 PRESENTS lonsored by the tioard of Black Cultured Activities Honors Student Association A WORLD PREMIERE Co-sponsors: Third World Graduate Association 4th Annual and Black Student Union t-brt-ir^W-W-4rW-*-M*^4-i-i- TUITION RAFFLE a**52Js The Bowling Green Peace Coalition Presents: Win the CUh equivalent of FROM THE RIVERS OF OUR FATHERS one semettcr'i in-tutc. un- The dergraduate inn ruction*! fee. -$790.00 - or one of three MIDDLE <% ($50) book KfaoUnhips. 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The Staters of Alpha Delta PI KAREN WESTON SHANNON WAGENER 364-1685 lUEduc Bug LOST; HP-11C Calculator, Thursday Jan 30 In VJJ». 120A Overman Reward II lound- PLEASE cal LORIPOULOS Share your love as a volunteer at- CRUSH COUNTDOWN 372-3712; ask tor Nancy KBSTEN SUTTON FWtng Memorial Horee- FOR RENT O S E A MEMBERS 3 MORE DAYS AMYLEMASTER for the develnpmentaly disabled LOST LADIES GOLD WATCH ON WEST SK3E Support your organization by purchasing a 25 ALPHA DELTS MARO MANNA orgaruattonal meeting Fab 12-8:00 pm OF CAMPUS WALKING TO MARK'S PUB ON cant Vatonhne massage with candy. Frst floor DO YOU HAVE YOUR SCOPE? - DEBBAER laaarl Lobby 2 bedroom turrsehed apartrnarrta Education 9 30-3 30 FRIDAY 1-31-88 REWARD' IF FOUND. MICHELE PRIEST 649 SMh St. $450-mo ptua Wee PLEASE CALL 372-8415 ODK-ODrCODK- USO CHRIS MCDONALD 362-9467 between 12-4pm JENNIFER GUBA Be sura to pick up your OmJcron Delta Kappa Faculty Exceeence Award Doe* your aawtmel deserve a pexsonekzed LISA DAVENPORT membership application at one ol the loeowlng Ncnarayson torma are eveJeble untl March 14 m banner or greeting card an February 14? Sura GOOD LUCK 2 Ferrate roommalaa for '88-87 aavo avaaabla locations 110 Adm BWg . U A 0 Office or RIDES 405 Student Services they do' We've got them for you at the IMC lor summer Prefer non-smorung Carol or Heat Student Activities and Orientation Office Ap- FEB 13. 14, 16 AT 7:30 Production Lab In Room 208 Education Tickets on sale at Union Tcket Booth 362-6883 pfcatlon deerjane a March 14, 1988 BuUng Place your orders before 7:00 P.M. RIDE NEEDED TO-FROM PITTSBURGH FEB on Tuesday Fab. 11 tor pick up on Thursday 2 mates needed to suMasae apt. trailed. WH Russian Choir Tuesdays. 3 30. Prout Chapel. pay S100 ol your rent 621 E Merry Cat Carl 13 OR 14 TO 18 CALL MARGARET 2 3008 GET YOUR VALENTINES DAY TREATS THE FLCWOA FLYAWAY IS NOW A FREE Fab. 13. Banners-S5 00 Greeting Carda with AJ welcome no wowtodge ol Russian needed AT THE BAKE SHOPPE IN THE envelope $1 25 or Keith at 352-7346 (Ask about credit option I TBaP FOR *. DETAILS AT MEMORIAL HALL UNIVERSITY UNION THE PLACE FOR THE TXJKET OFBCE. DISCRIMINATING PALATE. IIVALENTINE FLOWEMII The International ReeAons wH hold a meeting COUPONS ACCEPTED AFTER 8 P.M. Wa era celebrating our new location with a SEND YOUR SWEETHEART A RED CARTY RENTALS tonight February 11 al 7 30 In room 105 SERVICES OFFERED Special tor you Dried babyabraath $2 25 thru VALENTINE CARNATION AND MESSAGE Arjartrnenta for Hayes We wd desucss our many upcoming Fab. 17 The Flower Basket 168 S Main (next AND HELP THE AMERICAN I-2-3-4 Student* events end of course have fun' AJ are welcome 10 Snathe) 362-8386. HEART ASSOCIATION CeHgiaprry lessor* Ofltee hours 11AM-4PM and encouraged to come and jom this fun group $1.50 UNIVERSITY HAIL Evening Cke* Grab your Dead pants, the GAMMA PHIS ere You and 3 friends can go to Florida At 316 E Many Apt. 3 ol people IRQ' AND STUDENT SERVICES Phone 353-3188 tvavtng a data rasrtyt FREE or phone anytime lor InlrjrmaHon MOIt-THIjeBV. I:»4:H) 352-7385 Happy Bxthday Grven Denes at Memorial Hal Ticket Office BICYCLE Hey Big Ping' You're now 18 Come to the first organisational meeting ol PREGNANT? CONCERNS? Free pregnancy "ON BROADWAY'' Houses I Apt* lor 86-87 school year And legal In the bar hoppm scene •••«TTl>TnON O.SJ-JL."" «ta new BOSU Bicycling Club. Tuesday. Mat. Obtectrvo mfo Cal now 354 HOPE wth Srmth-Boggs Rentals Office 532 Manve*. rear But, don't drink too much Meeting tonight at 111 Ed Fab. It In tha BA Bktg. Room 100. 7:10 pm. (4873) Hrs. M. Th. 12 noon-8pro T.W 10 Tha 1888 MM* BOSU Schotararap Pageant 352-9467 between 12-4. or you'I get fat Jane Wood will be epeatlng on Teacher Cer- am 2pm. Sat. 12 noon 2 pm February 13.14. and 16 Remember- Deytona Beech m Houses and 1 end 2 Ddrm lurr-ened apt* Sum- College ot Business Administration at 7:30 Deans'* Advisor, Council bleating Student available lor Houeedoenmg Must be where WE'RE all I aval 352-7464 ATTENTION WOMEN OF BO: Tickets on sale now-Unkm Ticket Booth Wednesday, February 12 waking distance to campus Cal Debt-* Love. Dtokn'Ed tha Gtvene JIM ZELLER IS II TOOAYI CALL 2 1511 AND Houses end Apartments dole to campus lor 3:10 PM-372 BA 372-1731 WISH HIM A HAPPY BIRTHDAY, OR STOP BY summer 1986 and 88-87 school year Cat Thai Veterane'e Day, send your valentine a JOANFREEDMAN 108 ■OaVaM 1-287-3341. sxigVig telegram tut ot love and a rose le- Congrahxatcns on being selected to tha Stu- Friends ol tha Deal Community ss 00 372 3447 after 8pm dent Court" Justice wB never be the same WANTED Party Room New campu* group to hold organizational Love, the sisters ol Alpha Dees. PI CIAOI I Cal 352-9378 meeting. Feb 12 at 9 00 p m n 303 Educa- TYPING SERVICES tor al Types ol papers St 75 Oedse can't waft any longer far South Barltono singer needed for progreaaJve tion Bktg Anyone interested In the hearing an- cants par page (double spaced), 80 cents per Peatrellll country-poo quartet Must be wteng to travel-- Two bedroom fumashed apis, for Fal. paved community please attend or contact Lon page tor daktaxtattona 352-3887 from 8 Uf Ooaaan. Congratixatlons on scWatton In CMOY. Contact 419 422-2252 and an r 362-2883 Shouttz or Annette Clcora am. -8 p.m. Kappa Kappa Gamma You're a terrltc Mel Are you ready tor tnta weekend? I know you l Love, Tina. TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED. APT. be the beat enow bunny on tha Nit Al my love. ' 2 BEDROOMFURN 1 UNFURN ' ON 5TH AND ELM FOR FALL '88 ANO SPRING Lonely. Need a date? David •PRIVATE SLEEPWG ROOMS' CeHDeletlme '87. CALL 372-4181 FOR MORE INFORMA Major utahes a Cabal TV Fum. TUX Ventian Court Resort 1-800-872-7878 One halt Block Oft Campus CtkaanB leturoay Feb. 11 CALL TOM Uptown and MTV Mon.-Frl 7 AM-Noon 352-4873 Apartments Ham*. Happy Btrthday Let a go out t 7th Annhrersery Celebration Evening I wkend 352 I 800 Love. Your LI HELP WANTED USING SCU MOOEL LEASE 63 lilo of Venice #r L8AT-MCAT-GMAT-GF0H Find out more about Jean t Jake at Alto. Caranuksr Science Majors. We need your NTE-CPA REVIEVV-NCLEX-RN The World Premiere ol AFAtTalENTt NOW FOR RENT FOR THE Fort Lauderdole, Fla. 33301 KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER experience with achoota service center-or IBM •CURRENTt- oa-mvs CobeJ on fere system* helpful an- BCHOOL YEAB IMt ANO THE SUMMER OF Tel. (303) 525 2223 — call collect NO 1 N TEST PREPARATION Fabruary 12-15,1 pm M. APARTatBlTS ARE COMPLETELY FUR. 14181 638-3701 TOLEDO rnerjete operange Joe E. Brawn Theatre Cat Bob Hat anytime M (216) 338-1810 or NHHEO WITH 2 BEDROOMS, CABLE TV, AM Students welcome for Spring Break '86. 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