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Tuesday , November 23, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 64
Briefs Handgun bill center of debate Weather The Associated Press clean up the savings and loan fi- baum, D-Ohio. over unanimous Republican op- an ambitious final-day agenda asco. President Clinton prodded position, and last week's approv- that ranged from the campaign lawmakers to deliver the bill for Sunny skies coming: The House approved a plan to al of the North American Free overhaul bill to a $90 billion WASHINGTON - After a year remake the campaign finance his signature as a "Thanksgiving Trade Agreement. package of spending cuts to less marked by swings from confron- laws, a key item on President Day present" to a crime-weary Today, partly sunny. High Rep. Bob Livingston, R-La, weighty concerns. Among them tation to cooperation, Congress Clinton's agenda. The 255-175 public. Senate Majority Leader briefly donned a clown's hat and was a bill to expand the Harry S. in the mid 50s. Southwest struggled to find common ground vote set up what are likely to be George Mitchell suggested Sun- winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight, a plastic red nose to poke fun at Truman Historic Site in Inde- on a handgun control bill Monday contentious negotiations with the day he'd favor returning after the Democrats' campaign pendence, Mo., by the addition of mostly cloudy. Low in the and wrap up its business for Senate, which approved its own the holiday if the bill wasn't fin- lower 30s. Chance of preci- finance bill. "It's goofy, it's com- the Truman Farm Home, located 1993. bill earlier in the year. ished. plex, it's unbelievable," he said. in Grandview. pitation 20 percent. Compromise legislation to ex- It was the Brady bill that held The first session of the 103rd Wednesday, cloudy. Slight The Senate was all but done for The Brady bill had been seven tend jobless benefits to the long- center stage in the final hours of Congress was nearly over. Its chance of showers. High 40 the year, although a session was years in the debating, and never term unemployed also was up for the year's session. main accomplishments included set for late in the day so leaders had passage seemed so close. to 45 but falling to the lower final passage, as was a bill to "I think we're moving very enactment of Clinton's package 30s by sunset. Chance of could clear any last-minute bills. provide a final $18 billion to well," said Sen. Howard Metzen- of tax hikes and spending cuts Sec Brady, page three. rain 30 percent. House leaders worked through Outside campus Dallas unveils Accused men released: CAPE TOWN, South monument In Africa -- Three black men accused of murdering American student Amy Biehl in a racist attack were memory of JFK freed today at the trial's start because a witness re- The Associated Press fused to testify. His sister Jean Kennedy Prosecutor Nollic Niehaus Smith observed the anniver- said he had no choice but to DALLAS - With an assas- sary in Ireland. Smith, the U.S. withdraw charges after the sin's nest as a bleak backdrop, ambassador to Ireland, read witness, Charles Benjamin, Dallas unveiled a simple but extracts from his speeches at said he was concerned about eternal tribute Monday to the a memorial Mass in Dublin. his safety and would not tes- memory of President John F. "It's a day to remember the tify. Kennedy. great man that he was, and The three were among Twin fighter jets thundered that for a short space of time seven black males charged low above Dealey Plaza and a he was at the highest seat of in Biehl's slaying, which un- flock of white doves fluttered power in the world," said the derscored the anger of mili- skyward at the exact moment Rev. Michael Kennedy, a rela- tant blacks toward whites, of the assassination 30 years tive from Tipperary, who or "settlers." ago. celebrated the Mass at Du- Biehl, 27, a white Ful- It was 12:30 p.m. Nov. 22, blin's Pro Cathedral. bright scholar from New- then and now. port Beach, Calif., was driv- In 1963, a clock atop the In Kennedy's hometown of ing friends home to the Texas School Book Depository Boston, city government and black township of Guguletu recorded the time as a sniper institutions named for the 35th on Aug. 25 when a mob of on the sixth floor opened fire president held no ceremonies. youths stoned her car and on the motorcade, killing Ken- stabbed her to death. nedy and wounding Gov. John "We are not very en- Connally. thusiastic about celebrating In 1993, Connally's widow, the day he got killed," said Nellie, slipped a black drape Ice-T not so cold: Charles Daley, director of the from a plaque marking the JFK Library. "I hate to think sloping, sunswept plaza as a HONOLULU - Don't con- we would celebrate the day fuse Ice-T the man with the National Historic Landmark. [President Abraham] Lincoln "Thirty years ago, fate cop-killing, ghetto "gang- went to Ford's Theater. We brought me here as an unwill- sta" characters portrayed in celebrate Kennedy's birthday, ing player in the most unfor- which we think is more appro- his songs and movies. gettable tragic drama of our "I know I'm a spokesman, priate." time," Connally told thousands Throughout the Dallas and there's a little pressure. of spectators and dignitaries. ceremony, spectators glanced I can only be myself. If any- "Now," she continued, and pointed intermittently body wants to follow me, fol- "three decades later, we are toward a seven-story red brick low who I am," he said. "If gathered not to look back with building overlooking Dealey you try to follow characters grief, but to look forward with Plaza. in my music or films, you're hope. The Warren Commission gonna end up dead. Pick the "Many of us share our own concluded it was there, from a right person." indelible memories of that aw- corner window of what today The rapper, rocker, actor ful hour, but today we recog- is the Sixth Floor Museum, and businessman doesn't nize the lasting place this site that Lee Harvey Oswald lay in mind the pressure of being a will forever have in our na- wait. role model, as long as it's on "Then suddenly, here in this his terms. tion's history." Sen. Edward Kennedy and plaza, just a few yards from "The problem with the other family members and where we stand, the president word role model is people Sen. Edward friends marked the day with was shot to death," recalled want you to lie and play this Kennedy, D-Mass, right, accompanied by his wife Victoria, prepare to place a rose on the U.S. District Judge Barefoot grave of his brother, the late President, John F. Kennedy, In Arlington National Cemetery Monday. visits to JFK's grave at Arling- politically correct person. ton National Cemetery in Vir- Don't call me a role model Rep. Joseph Kennedy and his wife, Beth, join in remembering the 30th anniversary of the assassina- ginia. and then tell me how I tlon. See Kennedy, page three. should be. You don't get to be a role model by listening to other people," Ice-T said at the start of a 2 1/2-month tour with his hardcore band, Withrow may be Man fights for worker s' rights Body Count. Ice-T, or Tracy Marrow, pioneered the popular f7©lrV U.S. TtGOSUTGT Organizer heading nursing home unionization efforts "gangsta" style of rap that uses raw language to de- The Associated Press Spokeswoman Heidi Findley in by Tara Stubbs lonely profession because he wants to help people scribe and comment on the Columbus, Ohio, said Withrow general assignment reporter improve their working conditions. violence, hopelessness and was traveling and not imme- A native of San Francisco, he said he became in- anger of poor black com- WASHINGTON -- An Ohio diately available for comment. terested in union work after being laid off and munities fed up with how woman may become the next In addition to being state He's 24, lives out of a suitcase and cares about watching his students fail to find jobs. they are treated by society person to sign all the paper treasurer since 1983, Withrow is the rights of the average worker. He's Eric Ver- Verhoogen said his primary goal as a teacher in general and police in par- money printed by the United well-connected in the Democrat- hoogen, a union organizer who is spending the was to give students self esteem. He said teaching ticular. States. ic Party. Thanksgiving season in Bowling Green helping kids to be better people was more important than Star of the films "New President Clinton has nomi- She began her political career Wood County nursing home workers' efforts for teaching math. He said the students in the Jack City," and "Trespass," nated Mary Ellen Withrow, the as a member of the school board unionization. school where he taught needed to be taught life Ice-T is working to produce state treasurer of Ohio, to be the in Marion County, Ohio. From Thanksgiving for Verhoogen will be a visit to a skills and how to have ambition. and distribute movies and 40th U.S. Treasurer. there, she was elected county co-worker in Columbus and a brief break from life He said that teaching is not as easy as most peo- owns his own recording The $115,700-a-year job would treasurer and, in 1982, elected on the road. ple generally assume it is. label and clothing line - all put Withrow in charge of coinage state treasurer. As a union organizer, he has no home address "People underestimate just how hard it is to to prove a point. and currency for the govern- She has headed the National and travels from city to city, assignment to as- teach, especially in the schools I taught in," Ver- "Society pokes ghetto kids ment, overseeing the U.S. Mint Association of State Auditors, signment. hoogen said. down, tells them there's and the Bureau of Engraving and Comptrollers and Treasurers. The worst part of the job, Verhoogen said, is liv- He said one of the reasons he stopped teaching nothing they can do. It's not Printing and heading the U.S. She is a friend of Vice Presi- ing in motel rooms by himself and working the was because he realized getting good grades would that I want to be an actor, or Savings Bond Program. dent Al Gore's family, and long hours that he is required to work. not guarantee his students good jobs. write books, but a lot of peo- Clinton did not make an official worked for the Clinton-Gore "The job is also hard on relationships," said Ver- Verhoogen said there was a link missing be- ple are watching me," he announcement, quietly sending ticket during last year's cam- hoogen. tween doing well in school and finding a job. The said. the nomination to Congress Sat- paign. He said he has a hard time keeping in touch with reward for students' hard work was missing, and urday along with 29 others. The If confirmed by the Senate, people, and the people he knows best are other although being a teacher enabled him to help the Compiled from staff and nominations became public when Withrow, 63, will succeed Cata- union organizers. individual, Verhoogen felt he was unable to im- wire reports. the Congressional Record was lina Vasquez Villalpando. A former high school math teacher in South- distributed Monday. Central Los Angeles, Verhoogen said he chose this See Eric, page three.
I Opinion page two The BG News Tuesday, November 23, 1993 The BG News ■An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor JFK miniseries inappropriate It's sad to see the day an assassinated president receives the same treatment as Amy Fisher and Joey Buttafuoco. Yesterday, our country commemorated the 30th anniversary of one of the most memorable and tragic events in American history -- the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. For some people, it was just another day to make a quick buck. Every network has its own miniseries and docu- drama about Kennedy. Some are legitimate docu- mentaries about Kennedy's brief life or political ca- reer. Others look like products of "A Current Af- fair." Take for example, ABC's "JFK: Reckless Youth." Do we really need to know how many women JFK Smoke covers Washington slept with? Or how many his father slept with? Or how weird the Kennedy family is? I saw a political cartoon this week that tive. Given the economic and crime debacle JFK still stands as a heroic figure for many people, struck me as being on the mark. It depicted NYC now faces, it seems reasonable that President Clinton in front of news cameras voters would oust the man resposible, which even some who are too young to have been around at a ground breaking ceremony. He turned they did. when Kennedy was alive. Do we really need to pick to a Secret Service agent beside him and la- Unfortunately,the race card was pulled through his personal life with tweezers, selling sor- mented on how he thought the recent anti- here as well, as black leaders labeled the did stories about a man who cannot defend his name? incumbent mood in the recent elections was election as racist, on the basis that Giulani is Kennedy has been dead for 30 years. Let him rest somehow a fluke. He then asked what the white, and Dinkins is black. Even President in peace. groundbreaking ceremony was for, to which Clinton, who campaigned for Dinkins, used the Secret Service agent replied, "It's for race as a weapon when he said he was ap- your presidential library sir." palledthat white voters had failed in the last I feel safe here using terminology that has election to vote for Dinkins in large num- Give thanks and so far been used far too much in reference to Norm VanNess bers. In fact, in the previous and recent elec- political debate, that being "he just doesn't tions, a larger percentage of white voters get it." In fact, most people on the Washing- voted for the black candidate than did blacks time this holiday ton beltway are beginning to smell the tax hike put New Jersey against the ropes. for the white candidate. So much for that smoke from the anti-incumbent wildfires Whitman, the Republican challenger, fo- claim. Before you pack up the car and head home for a that have been started all across the country. cused her campaign on two things; the day-long festival of gluttony, take the time to The interesting thing about these elections is state's failing economy and rising crime In Virginia, voters unhappy with, you remember a few things. that they have one very important feature in rate. She won by some 30,000 votes, and guessed it, their economy and crime, put a common; the incumbent was a Democrat, would probobly have won by more had Florio Repulican in the governor's mansion for the Thanksgiving, as we've all had pounded into our and the winning challenger was a Republi- not embarked on a campaign of mud sling- first time in 12 years. Republican George Al- memories, is about giving thanks for all the good can. ing. len won the election on an anti-tax, tougher things in our lives. It's a time to reflect upon our In New Jersey, Republican Christine Todd This week. Whitman's fourth quarter law enforcement, better education platform. lives and put things into the right context. Whitman felled the Democratic giant of campaign manager, Ed Rollins, in a ques- He won with 60 percent of the vote. For example, there are many people who are home- James Florio, a feat many thought impossi- tionable attempt to jab his Democratic op- The list of Democratic defeats since Bill less and penniless, some right here in Bowling ble. The events leading up to Florio's defeat ponents, quipped that he offered charitable Clinton's election last year is a growing one. Green. And although the dorm room (excuse us, res- should make for interesting study for Presi- donations to black ministers if they would Virginia and New Jersey have elected Re- idence hall palace) may not seem too cushy, it is dent Clinton and his advisers, who should not endorse Florio from their pulpits. Rol- publican governors; Georgia and Texas have shelter. And even though college students are noto- take notes on where the collective mood of lins, insisting that the whole thing was a elected Republican senators; and Los Angel- riously "poor" we can usually scrape up enough voters is moving. joke, is now facing possible indictment over es and New York City, traditional Democrat- change to do the laundry and make it to at least one In 1990, before he even had his bags un- his utterance. ic strongholds, have ousted their incumbent happy hour a week. packed, New Jersey's newly elected gov- To me, the only joke here is that for this to mayors and embraced their Republican ernor, James Florio, signed into law a $2.8 be true, it must be assumed that ministers challengers. It's those things we take for granted that we have billion tax hike, after campaining on a 'no can be bought and that black voters are Is there a message in all of this? You bet to consider at Thanksgiving. And maybe in addition new taxes' platform. The voteis of New Jer- brain-dead robots who vote for whomever there is. Democrats beware. Voters are tired to stuffing your face with turkey this year, you can sey were furious. In the state congressional they are told to vote, both of which are not of your false rhetoric and broken promises. donate money or time to a charitable cause, to give elections that followed, voters got out the true. Secondly, the black turnout in the elec- They want to see their government smaller, someone else something to be thankful for. brooms and turned the Jersey house over to tion was actually slightly higher than it had and their take home pay larger. They want And if you still can't find anything to be thankful the GOP, sending a message to politicians been in previous elections. If Rollins did buy their children to be safe from drugs and for, consider this: No Food Op cuisine for five days. that they do, indeed, expect you to stick to off some ministers, he should be dealt with crime, and to get an education that is worth Amen. your word. But until that is proven and proper evidence something. They want to see criminals puni- Since Florio's billion-dollar tax hike, New is presented, we have to see the results as shed for their actions and are willing to build Jersey has become an economic wasteland. legitimate. The BG News Staff as many jails as necessary to make it so. Businesses collapsed under the weight of the In New York City, incumbent David Din- Democrats have failed on all of these issues new taxes, killing some and causing others kins lost a close race to former prosecuting in the past, and Republicans have the reme- Photo Editor Teresa Thomas to cut their losses and lick their wounds attorney Rudolph Giuliani. The lines in this dies they want. Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich after moving to another state. Unemploy- election were equally clear. Dinkins Is a Look out White House; look out Congress. Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner ment jumped above the national average to 8 classic tax-and-spend Democrat, and Julian! The wildfire is burning and the smoke is Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki percent. For all practical purposes, Florio's was a lower-taxes, tough-on-crime alterna- looming on your horizon. Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant Copy Chief Dawn Keller University improves recycling Copy Editor Pam Smith Copy Editor Robin Coe In regards to recycling, the waste paper instead of virgin ous national problem. forever. With the research I have University has placed several wood requires less energy and 60 When asked about the envi- done, I've come to realize how The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the bins outside and a few here and percent less water. Recycling ronmental implications, 81 per- much my laziness is affecting the academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. there in buildings. But does this also results in 70 percent fewer cent said they had a clear under- environment. If bins were pro- 204 West Hall actually work? Is it enough to air pollutants. The energy saved standing of the issue or were vided and given to each room, Bowling Green State University make recycling here on campus from each recycled aluminum somewhat knowledgeable. One of college students who feel like I Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 effective? can will light a 100 watt bulb for the main issues addressed was do could toss their garbage into Most stjdents think that it is three and a half hours. the students' newspaper recy- separate bins and empty them Copyright 1993, The BG News easier to put their garbage in one Still, students feel that taking cling habits. Nearly one-third when the bins were full or when trash bag and toss it out all at the extra time to toss papers in -31.6 percent-of those surveyed the student had more time. once. I think that if recycling one sack and cans in another is said they or their roommates The great news is that, begin- bins were provided for each not worthwhile. The students read or subscribed to a daily ning next semester, the solution Respond — room students would be more in- who do separate their trash have newspaper, but 44 percent of to our shared recycling problem Signed letters or columns express the clined to recycle, since they to take each bag to the recycling those who read newspapers regu- will go into affect. The Wood beliefs of the individual and in no way would see these bins every day. bins provided in their residence larly recycle them. More than County Solid Waste District real represent the opinions of The BG News. When the bins become full they halls. This process makes stu- two-thirds -68.4 percent- said lizes the problem and has given All readers are encouraged to express their could be moved downstairs to re- dents feel like it's too much of a they would be likely or somewhat the University a $22,000 grant in cycling bins which are already hassle. likely to recycle their papers if order to contribute toward a so- opinions through letters to the editor and provided for residence halls. In 1989, the University of Mas- there was a dropoff point on their lution. Each student room will be guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 It's unbelievable what can be sachusetts Recycling Committee residence hall floor or a bin In provided with a six gallon bin at a words, typed, and contain the writer's done today with items that you conducted a campus survey to each room. cost of $3.50 each As of now, the telephone number, address, class rank, and I would normally throw determine the student level of That is the case with most col- University wants to purchase at and major. away. knowledge about garbage dis- lege students. Students like my- least six thousand bins. One pound of newspaper can posal and recycling in the United self feel that taking the time to Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 be recycled into six cereal boxes States. The results showed that separate recyclables and then Mashell Gilbert, Freshman, West Hall. or egg cartons. Paper made from 98.3 percent considered it a seri- taking them downstairs takes Pre-Law Campus
Tuesday, November 23,1993 The BC News page th ree VKriiten Le* Sweel Eating well, exercising add to holiday cheer
by Melissa Llpowskl "If a person decides that they enjoying holiday meals will ini- health reporter want a larger portion of some- tiate a cycle of poor eating ha- thing, it is all right," she said. bits, Wright said. "Instead of feeling guilty, they The festive mood of the holiday should take the larger portion It is better for individuals to season has a tendency to encour- and take the time to savor it." eat the food they desire instead age good times and good spirits. of depriving themselves and re- In the midst of the Thanksgiv- "It is important to fill up on sorting to binge eating, which in- ing festivities, however, people fruits and vegetables, to eat volves even more health risks, should maintain their healthy moderately, to drink plenty of Wright said. lifestyle as much as possible, ac- water and to avoid high fat and "People are better off to eat cording to local health experts. high cholesterol foods," said that one brownie than to totally Traditional holiday food is Cathy Swick, the assistant direc- deprive themselves and over-eat usually important in maintaining tor of the Fitwell Center. later," she said. family memories, but at the same Simple activities are also small time the high number of calories In addition to maintaining reg- calorie burners, Swick said. in these foods, as well as the high ular eating habits, it is also im- Things like parking farther number of fat grams, can be haz- portant to adhere to a regular away, taking the stairs and ardous to the figure, said Jeanne exercise regimen, Swick said. taking the dog for a walk can Wright, the director of the Well- eliminate excess holiday calo- ness Center. "After the big meals, it is im- ries, she said. Usually when people are aware portant that people resume their "Outdoor activities burn many that they will be eating a large well balanced diet," Swick said. calories in a short period of meal, they have a tendency to "There is a greater tendency to time," she said. "Raking and skip breakfast or lunch because restrict calories if people return shoveling burns an additional 50 they know they are going to be to their old eating habits." to 60 calories an hour and cross eating in larger quantities later Many people are preoccupied country skiing, which is the best that day, Wright said. with overeating throughout the cardiovascular activity, burns According to Wright, it is not a holidays and are concerned that 120 calories in 15 minutes." good idea to skip meals. It is smarter to eat a little instead of getting over-hungry and over- eating later, she said. "While people should not Thanksgiving offers overeat at this time of the year, they should also not deprive themself of the enjoyment of the abundant calories food," Wright said. "After all, it A Typical Thanksgiving Day O roll and butu-r(2 oz.. is a holiday." Menu 2tbsp.) 350 Richard Weaver, professor of Interpersonal communications, speaks about self-discipline as a last lec- People have a tendency to Breakfast Approximate cal- 3 wined glass) 100 ture of the year to his students in 1007 BAA building Friday night. think that the only time they can ories Dessert eat those special holiday foods is O cereal with milk 160 3 pumpkin pie(4 oz.) 240 during the holidays, she said. ~i orange juice 80 3 fresh whipped creamd As a result, people have a ten- O toast, butter, jam 350 oz.) 100 dency to over-indulge them- O coffee with milk 80 3 ice creamd scoop) 160 Eric selves in fear that it will be a long Appetizers 3 coffee, liqueurd cup, 1 Court blotter Continued from page one. time before they will be able to 3crackers 130 oz.)180 eat the food again, Wright said. The following people were in- degree felony. prove students' lives after grad- 3 potato chips( 2 oz.) 300 Evening Snack dicted last week by a Wood 3 Scott Palmerton, 20, current- uation. In actuality, instead of over- 3 cheese or dips 200 3 turkey sandwich, with let- eating, they can prepare the food County grand jury: ly at the Wood County Justice He finally gave up teaching Dinner tuce, tomato, and mayonaise at another time of the year, or ~1 Ronald James Tyra, 23, Center, was indicted on one count after he and many of the younger □ Waldorf salad(8 oz.) 460 400 Toledo, was indicted on one count of aggravated burglary, an ag- teachers in the school were laid even save the extras and eat Oturkey(4oz.)200 3 mincemeat pic(4 oz.) 305 them at a later time, she said. of complicity to grand theft, a gravated first-degree felony. off. Verhoogen was offered a job 3 stuffings oz.) 250 3 coffee, with milkd cup) 80 third-degree felony. O Thomas Thornton, age un- as a substitute in his own class- Because a larger portion of Ogravy(4oz.)100 O James J. Dobrosky, 26, Dun- known, Perrysburg, was indicted room for half the pay and no most foods can be detrimental to □ cranberry sauce<2oz.) 180 Grand total calories 4960 bridge, was indicted on one count on five counts of forgery, each a benefits. one's health, it is important for a 3 candied yams(4 oz.) 105 of trafficking in marijuana, a fourth-degree felony. person to decide what he or she 3 baked potato, sour cream, third-degree felony. O Roger Reynolds, 32, Mill- After a friend became involved would like to eat the most of and butter 410 O Carolyn S. Wohltham, 47, bury, was indicted on two counts in union work, Verhoogen got a ask if a smaller portion will do, 3 green beans(4 oz.) 40 Dunbridge, was indicted on three of gross sexual imposition, each a job with the AFL-CIO - Organiz- she said. counts of trafficking in mari- fourth-degree felony. ing Institute. The first step in juana, each a fourth-degree felo- O Daniel P. Archuleta, 35, cur- getting the job was a three-day Brady- ny. rently at the Wood County Jus- workshop. The next was a three- O Jay Cessna, 33, Toledo, was tice Center, was indicted on one week internship in St. Paul, Continued from page one. five years. A Senate compromise Dealers are now permitted to sell indicted on one count of theft and count of trafficking in mari- Minn., working with the United struck Saturday night to end a only in the states in which they one count of misuse of a credit juana, a third-degree felony. Steelworkers of America. Both the House and Senate ver- Republican filibuster sets the are licensed. card, both fourth-degree O John Michaels, Jr., 35, sions require a five-business-day termination at four years, with felonies. Bloomdale, Ohio, was indicted on Soon after, he campaigned to waiting period and a background the attorney general authorized The measure is named for O Richard Little, 40, Perrys- two counts of sexual imposition, organize unionization at a plastic check by law enforcement on to extend it for a fifth. James Brady, who was shot in the burg, was indicted on two counts one a third-degree misdemeanor, factory. The campaign was in- would-be handgun purchasers. head in an assassination attempt of gross sexual imposition, each a another a fourth-degree felony tense and the factory's manage- The waiting period would end as House Democrats also object- on President Reagan in 1981. third-degree felony. and one count of sexual battery, a ment tried to pressure him and states developed a system for an ed to a Senate-passed provision Brady and his wife, Sarah have O Anthony Garcia, 20, North third-degree felony. employees wanting the union. instant computerized check of permitting gun dealers to sell to been tireless advocates for the Baltimore, was indicted on one "The employer tried to use a those trying to make handgun other dealers from out of state. measure. count of abduction, a third- O Todd E. St. Arnaud, 24, lot of intimidation," Verhoogen purchases. degree felony, one count of at- Stoney Ridge, was indicted on said. "I actually had a gun point- One of the points of contention tempted rape, an aggravated one count of kidnapping, an ag- ed at me." was how quickly to phase out the second-degree felony and one gravated first-degree felony, one Next, Verhoogen moved to waiting period. count of burglary, an aggravated count of gross sexual imposition, Virginia to campaign for unioniz- The House bill provides for the second-degree felony. a third-degree felony, four ing state highway workers. waiting period to expire after O Marcus Powell, 19, Findlay, counts of rape, each an aggra- was indicted on one count of vated first-degree felony and theft, a fourth-degree felony and felonious sexual penetration, an one count of forgery, a fourth- aggravated first-degree felony. ITS TIME FOR
Kennedy of Texas and former Texas Land Continued from page one. Commissioner Bob Armstrong, spoke of the Kennedy legacy. Sanders, a one-time Kennedy ap- They recalled the president's pointee. wit, charm, eloquence, humor, "As we remember President style and grace. Kennedy's tragic death with a Between prayers of invocation sadness and frustration which is and dedication, between "Amer- impossible to describe, we also ica the Beautiful" and "Texas, remember and celebrate the Our Texas," between the sounds DINING HALL SCHEDULE challenges which he brought to of hovering helicopters and dis- all of us when he lived." tant police sirens, they quoted TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, Dining Centers will Sanders and others, including Kennedy's most famous line be open through 6:30 p.m. U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison from his most famous speech. FRAME SALE All students with NDSL. Perkins. Nursing and / or Kreischer Dining Hall FRAMES ON SALE NOW THRU 12-31-93! Schell student loans graduating or leaving BGSU at Reopens the end of Fall semester 1993 are required to attend Sunday, November 28, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. ONE OF A KIND STYLES! an exit interview. KEEPERS SNACK BAR & COURTYARD FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE! Reopens •WIH PURCHASE OF PRESCRIPTION LENSES. EYE EXAM EXTRA LIMITED QUANTITIES. LIMITED SELECTION. Please plan to attend one of the following Student Sunday, November 28, 6 p.m. - Midnight Loan Exit Interviews held in West Hall, Room 121: EYES EXAMINED BY DR. S. SHIFF OPTOMETRIST G.T. EXPRESS & DELI Monday, November 29 1:30 p.m. Reopens Wednesday, December 1 3:30 and 6:00 p.m. Sunday, November 28, 4:30 p.m. - Midnight Thursday, December 2 11:30 and 6:00 p.m Burlington Optical All Dining Halls Resume Regular Schedule TOltDO ...... BOWLING GREEN Monday, November 29. If$5$. MYMOIDS .,„TSlf&Li» UUE.W00STEI Contact the Student Loan Collection Office at 372- 1CI0SS MOM SOIHHWTCI 3153 W. SUVANU Gill (WOO! CN IK 8112 should you have any questions. UNIVERSITY FOOD OPERATIONS 372-2891 382-2020 472-1113 352-2533 Sports
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by Marty Fuller Che Brown and Orange started points a night from his bench, sports writer the game on an 11-0 run and it however last night was a wasn't until 15:40 in the first half different story as BG's bench that the Athletes in Action got on racked up 45 points. the board. Overall, Larranaga was The BG men's basketball team After the Falcons established pleased with his teams perform- used a new defensive look to this early lead they never relin- ance but conceded that his squad dismantle the Athletes in Action quished it. In fact, they were still needs to improve on the de- 101-67 last night at Anderson never even seriously threatened fensive side of the ball in order to Arena. the rest of the way. be successful during the season. The newly added 3/4 court The small Atheletes in Action press, used team couldn't put anything "We still have some work to do after success- together under the rim. They defensively, we've been working ful BG field showed a desperate offensive on some things but I don't think goals, provided look throughout the game as they that were really ready to be ef- the Falcons released 31 shots from three fective with them yet." with plenty of point land only to connect on sev- fast break en of them. 0 It was the final preseason tune- points and left The Falcon lead grew to IS up for coach Jim Larranaga's tal- the Athletes in points at half time as the Athletes ented trio of freshmen and they Action out of a in Action shot a pathetic 28 per- all rose to the challenge. lot of offensive Larranaga cent from the floor. It was the same story for the Athletes in action. "We are Antonio Daniels, Mike Swan- using these two exhibition games Action during the second half as son's backup at the point guard to practice the things we have they were held to a 42 percent been working on," head coach from the field. position, played steady defense Jim Larranaga said. On the other hand, the Falcons and even contributed four points on the offensive side of the ball. "The first game we practiced were red hot shooting over 70 our man-to-man defense and we percent. Included in this total Half of Daniels points came on a baseline dunk which was assisted improved defensively a great was a perfect performance from deal just from that one game. behind the three point line as by fellow freshman Jay Larran- aga. When we played man-to-man to- they connected on all three at- night the first two times they tempts. tried to attack it Floyd Miller The BG bench also performed Larranaga, the coach's son, had took a charge and the second well as everyone contributed to a very solid performance for BG time Shane Kline-Ruminski the Falcon's win. Everybody, ex- as he chipped in 11 points in only blocked their shot." cept for starting point guard 14 minutes of action. Larranaga Ruminski added two more Mike Swanson, scored, however connected on all three of his field blocked shots and 24 points to Swanson did contribute six as- goal attempts, including two lead the Falcons. The BG center's sists to the cause. treys, and made three of four presence was felt everywhere on "I thought that Mike Swanson from the charity stripe. the court during the 26 minutes really did a great job of dictating he played. Ruminski made 10 of the tempo and finding the open Tyler Brown scored four mar- 16 field goal attempts - including man tonight," Larranaga said. "I kers for the Falcons, however, a three pointer from the top of was also very pleased with the playing a little bit out of control the key. He also pulled down five play of our bench." at times, also racked up six turn- Last year Larranaga got 18 overs. Bowling Green's Antonio Daniels tries to score over Croatia's Igor Llkacic during the Falcons 91-81 ex- rebounds. hibition loss Friday. AP Pholo Ex-Brown Bernie Volleyball ends still fan favorite season with loss by Mike Kazlmore The Associated Press of them took off their shirts prior they were able to handle the to the game to reveal the words sports writer ball, Central made it a very "DIMINISHED SKILLS" spelled CLEVELAND - Silver and blue out on their chests, one letter per close game." Dallas jerseys were everywhere person. After that win the Falcons at Cleveland Stadium on Sunday, A 17th fan held a sign that The Bowling Green wom- dropped the next two games even though the Cowboys were read, "NOT!" en's volleyball team ended its and found themselves on the playing hundreds of miles away Other homemade signs lined regular season with a tough bottom end of a 2-1 score. The in Atlanta. the walls at field level, and they five-game loss to Central momentum shifted to Cen- It was the first chance for ran about 2-1 in support of Kosar, Michigan. The Falcons, tral's side and things looked Cleveland fans to display, in per- sporting such slogans as "Just however, will get another shot bleak for the spikers as they son, their displeasure over the Say No To Bill (Belichick) in at the Chippewas Friday in the quickly found themselves Browns' decision to release Ber- Cleveland," "Bill Belichick is the opening trailing 9-3 in game four. nie Kosar, the popular hometown new Co-czar in Cleveland," and round of the Dean Hicks, left, shows his support for departed quarterback Bernie quarterback who had started for "Losing is a work of Art - and M i d - However, BG somehow Kosar next to Mark Porkay who sports Kosar's new Dallas Cowboys them since 1985. Bill," a reference to owner Art American managed to come back and Conference Jersey and a mask of his face at Cleveland Stadium Sunday. Cut two weeks ago, Kosar Modell's steadfast support of Be- score the last 12 points of the signed with the Cowboys two lichick throughout the con- post-season game to pull out an amazing days later, and his No. 18 Dallas troversy. tournament. 15-9 come-from-behind vic- jersey has been a big seller in Belichick was booed soundly After a tory. Cleveland ever since. Although when he was introduced at the relatively "We started to finally play two television station polls start of the game and again when easy four- really good defense, keeping showed a split reaction to the he ran onto the field to check on game vic- the ball alive and then hitting move, the response in local cornerback Najee Mustafaa after tory against Van DeWalle the kind of shots that we newspapers and radio talk shows Mustafaa sustained a mild con- the Eastern Michigan Eagles wanted," Van De Walle said. has been heavily supportive of cussion in the second quarter. Friday, the Falcons found the "We just seemed a lot more Kosar. Reaction to Todd Philcox, Ko- going a bit rougher against competitive." "Bernie was more than a foot- sar's replacement, was mixed at CMU. BG, unable to sustain a ball player. He was part of Cleve- first, but it grew uglier until consistent effort, dropped a BG started off the weekend
CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Bengals are watching to see whether David Klingler merits their confidence as the team's Browns need Vinny quarterback of the future. He completed 71 percent of his The Associated Press go" during Sunday's game "That's not to say that Todd passes (22 of 31) and threw a against Houston. isn't a good quarterback, but touchdown pass in Sunday's "In the Denver game (Ko- Vinny has a lot more experi- 17-12 loss to the New York Jets. BEREA - Hard as it may be sar's last with the Browns), I'd ence. He can help us." But the Bengals remained win- for Cleveland fans to digest, be hard pressed to find any- less at 0-10, Klingler threw an coach Bill Belichick says the thing that was good in that Belichick, however, said he interception that killed a third- Browns are a better team now game," Belichick said. "The likes a lot of what he's seen of quarter drive and the average than they were after they won Miami game (also a Kosar Philcox so far. Although he was length of his pass attempts was their first three games of the start), other than a very, very intercepted four times Sunday, just 6.3 yards. He threw another season. isolated group of plays, there Philcox also passed for 316 interception in a long pass to the Even though they have lost really wasn't much positive in yards. end zone on the final play of the three straight games, and five that game, either. There were first half. of the last seven. Even though some games in there where I "I thought Todd hung in Klingler was sacked four times they have dropped from first really didn't think we played there, threw the ball well. A by the Jets in his first start since place to third in the AFC Cen- very well." couple of times he took hits Oct. 17. He had missed three tral Division. Since Todd Philcox replaced right as he was releasing it, weeks with a sore lower back. "I think the last couple Kosar two games ago, the and stepped up and delivered "He did some good things at weeks, at times we've shown Browns have lost 22-5 at Seat- it," Belichick said. "He threw times," coach Dave Shula said. signs of doing things really tle and 27-20 at home against the ball about as well as we've "He ran the club pretty well. I Cincinnati Bengals quarterback David Klingler (7) is sacked by Cleve- well," Belichick said Monday. Houston. Philcox has been thrown it In a couple years. He thought he threw the ball fairly "We've just got to continue to dogged by turnovers - he's missed some timing on a cou- land Browns defensive end Rob Burnett (90) during the Browns 27-14 accurately. I thought he did ... ah, win during the season opener. build in that direction." thrown six interceptions and ple plays. A couple balls got OK" deflected. We probably could But coach, what about all lost two fumbles in his two Bengals general manager Mike Schroeder moved the team better have had 400 yards throwing if Tony McGee. McGee dropped it. those losses? starts - and has a quarterback Brown made Klingler his first- than Klingler. we had done a little better on Now that Klingler has re- "Sure, if you just look at the rating of 38.2. round draft pick last year after "I felt like we moved the ball," covered from his injury, the scores of the games - ob- It's left some of the Browns five or six plays." he set 51 NCAA records as the Klingler said of the Bengals' per- Bengals want to see what he can viously the team is here, and it yearning for the return of University of Houston's quarter- formance Sunday. "And I think I Pressed for specifics on how do. The team is at home Sunday was there, that type of thing -■ I Vinny Testaverde, who had his back. Klingler started in lour was taking the plays that were to play the Los Angeles Raiders. don't know if that's a totally arm out of a sling Monday for the Browns have improved in Bengals games last season and open, not forcing the ball into accurate presentation," Beli- the first time since he sepa- recent weeks, Belichick sin- the team traded Boomer Esiason places where it didn't need to go. gled out the offensive line. "With Dave having been out chick said. rated his right shoulder Oct. in the off-season to make Kli- "With the exception of one nearly four weeks, with the bye Though he didn't mention 24. Testaverde said he would ngler the unquestioned starter. play, I felt like I did OK," he said, we had, he's had time to get com- Bemie Kosar by name, Beli- start a throwing program this "On a play-by-play basis ... But he has failed to make a referring to the third-quarter Bob Dahl, Houston Hoover, pletely healthy, mentally and chick was not very subtle in in- week, and he expects to be strong impression as an NFL interception. physically," Shula said. "And sisting that the Browns are bet- back in action sometime in Steve Everitt, Tony Jones, quarterback. Running back Har- those guys as a unit are playing he's had last year's games, and ter off without the popular December. old Green, who has slumped this Shula said Klingler appeared to the first part of this year, so he much better together titan we quarterback who was cut two "Once we get Vinny back, I season after a Pro Bowl per- adjust well to blitzes, including a should be a better player for us weeks ago. Fans angered by think he can help us out a lot," were earlier in the year," the formance last year, has said he play late in the first half on now, and we should be a better the move chanted "Bill must comerback Terry Taylor said. coach said. thought backup quarterback Jay which he passed to tight end team as a result." Orioles sign pitcher The Associated Press i v Los Angeles Dodgers, pitching in "1 Volunteers needed to join ^ only two games with the team be- BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore fore being traded to the Mets in Orioles made a move to fortify December 1984. His best season The BG News their starting pitching by signing was 1986, when he went 16-6 with left-handed free agent Sid Fer- a 3.S2 ERA and a career-high 200 Photography team. nandez. strikeouts. The team was to announce the signing at a press conference He struck out a single game later in the day. career-high 16 against Atlanta Fernandez, 31, spent the past July 14,1989. &0Lf$ 2?0 10 seasons with the New York The Orioles had two left- Mets. He has a career record of handers in the starting rotation is here/ 98-79, including 5-6 last season. last season, Jamie Mover and He began his career with the Arthur Rhodes. • sweorshirrs ' tissue paper • gift bogs and rogs coloring books r' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i-' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' i' ILL! • stickers book marks HOWARD'S Club H f • rhonk you nores nore pads ^■;...v.;,;,;■;■;■;■;■;.y.y.y ■;■;■;■;■;■;■■■;■;■;.;.w.;.;.;.;.Tg y Must have basic knowledge in photography & 2 • invirorions calendars 210 N. Main 352-9951; 4 must own equipment. Come check us out thisZ% Appearing Wed., Only i^ Sunday 8:30 pm 210 W. Hall. BRING 12 Collegiate Connection ^ PORTFOLIO!! 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