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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. vol. 66, Issue 8 frlday, September 9,1983 new/bowling green state university U.S. Navy destroys militia battery in Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The U.S. The Druse, in a statement issued by redeployed its troops to safer posi- The generals and other Marines N.C., visited the first nlatoon of Alpha Marine and French positions in west Navy unleashed its firepower in Leb- their Progessive Socialist Party, tions. took cover, while Marine gunners Company, which suffered two deaths Beirut were shelled. One Marine was anon for the first time yesterday, claimed Lebanese troops and Chris- THE U.S. NAVY frigate Bowen responded with six rounds from a Monday and two more Tuesday. wounded and at least two French destroying a Druse militia battery tian Phalange militiamen burned fired four rounds from its five-inch 155mm howitzer at the end of the MILLER SAID, "No one expects soldiers were killed. Informed that shelled Beirut airport while two down a Druse religious shrine in guns as the mountain fighting raged runway as the Bowen's guns blasted the Marines to stay here hunkered sources said a French soldier who Marine generals were inspecting Ma- Ebey, 7% miles southeast of Beirut and the Marine base below was away. down under fire from known positions was wounded later died. rine positions. and "massacred" 40 men, women and shelled. "We hit the target that we Lance Cpl. Michael Cavallaro of and not respond." The 1,200 Marines ashore are part No casualties were reported at the children who had taken refuge there. aimed at," Marine spokesman War- Providence, R.I., a driver in the gen- He also said he expected 2,000 Ma- of a 5,400 multinational peacekeeping airport, where four Marines have There was no independent confir- rant Officer Charles ftowe said. erals' convoy, took a piece of shrapnel rines waiting offshore to remain in force that also includes French, Ital- been killed and 28 wounded since late mation of the claim, the latest in a Lt. Gen. John Miller and Mai. Gen. in his helmet from the shells. reserve, but added: "If needed, they ian and British troops. They have last month. But police said 52 Leb- series of reports of massacres by both Alfred Gray were inspecting the Ma- Miller, commanding general of the will be used." been in Lebanon since Israeli troops anese were killed and 114 wounded in Christians and the Syrian-backed rine compound when the shelling Fleet Force Atlantic at Norfolk, Va.. Wednesday, U.S. and French Jet forced the evacuation of thousands of fierce Christian-Druse fighting in the Druse since Israeli troops pulled out started and witnesses said one round and Gray, commander of the 2nd fighters roared over Lebanon for the Palestine Liberation Organization mountains overlooking the airport. of the mountains Sunday. Israelis landed about 50 yards from them. Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, first time in a show of force after fighters from Beirut last summer. No wild pets? Debris found Stores hissing by Associated Press IN TOKYO, Soviet Ambassador by Jeft Jamas According to the ordinance, wild Vladimir Pavlov, in a meeting at the stall reporter or exotic animals are forbidden to Japan said the Soviets have found Foreign Ministry, said the Soviets be kept within the dry limits. debris from the downed South Korean would turn over to Japan recovered A controversy has arisen be- "They (city council) should re- airliner and will turn the material materials and documents from the tween two city merchants and write the ordinance to define what over, but there was no sign yesterday crashed airliner, Japanese officials Bowling Green's city council con- they mean by wild and exotic ani- of any other cooperation between the said. cerning a municipal ordinance mals because the law is too Kremlin and the nations and institu- They said he also told them his which prohibits the keeping of wild vague," Lull said. tions outraged over the Soviet attack. government will report on its search and exotic animals. An angry Secretary of State George operations off the tiny Soviet island of Michael Lull, owner of the Hutch Lull and Tache both agree the Shultz emerged from a contentious Moneron. Pet Store, 1017 S. Main St., and Tim ordinance is unconstitutional on meeting with Andrei Gromyko in Ma- It appeared the reason the plane's Tache, owner of Davy Jones' the basis that it limits what a drid and called the Soviet foreign debris was to be turned over to Japan Locker, 178 S. Main St, who were person, in this case a pet store minister's explanation of the attack is the absence of diplomatic relations cited Aug. 17 by Bowling Green owner, can sell. Lull said "the "preposterous" and totally unaccep- between South Korea and the Soviet Animal Control Officer Diana ordinance violates the 14th Amend- table. Union. Seoul has reportedly asked Johnson for violating the ordi- ment because it deprives a person British Airways canceled its flights Tokyo to represent its interests in the nance, said they believe the ordi- of property without due process of to Moscow, and European pilots' asso- nance is unfair. the law." ciations joined in a 60-day boycott to The Soviets have not pinpointed the Both men are scheduled to ap- protest the missile attack that crash site yet, Pavlov reportedly said, pear for preliminary hearings Bowling Green City Attorney claimed the lives of 269 people. The but they found fragments in four Sept. 14 in Bowling Green Munici- Patrick Crowley, author of the Soviets say the plane, which flew areas near Moneron. pal Court. The violation is consid- ordinance, said, "The city ordi- through Soviet air space, was on a spy There were strong indications the ered a fourth-degree misdemeanor nance, based on an Ohio state stat- mission for the United States - a Soviet refusal to offer an accounting with a possible fine of $250 and a 30- ute, was passed by the Bowling charge the United States denies. that satisfies the United States was day jafl sentence. Green City Council last year." The pilots, from France, Italy, Nor- leading to a further deterioration in Lull was first cited when his way and Denmark, were ahead of relations between Moscow and Wash- employee, Larry Kreais, 300 E. "Right now, Crowley is afraid of their governments in taking concrete Napoleon Road, was bitten by a saying the ordinance is wrong be- msawrei against toe Soviet Union. ta,... Madrid, a senior State Depart- boa constrictor while showing the cause he wrote it," Lull said. He NATO ministers meeting in Madrid ment official said Shultz probably snake to a potential customer. added the police will determine wen still considering how to punish would cancel a previously scheduled Tache also was cited for having a which animal is wild and exotic the Soviets. meeting with Gromyko in New York boa contrictor for sale in his store. and their decisions may vary from The U.S. State Department cau- later this month. day to day. tioned Americans against going to the Gromyko said he would have noth- He said, "people often mistake a Soviet Union because the airline oro- ing to say about his meeting with boa constrictor tor a python, which "RIGHT NOW, I have a store full tests could seriously disrupt travel. Shultz for the time being. may be the case with this incident. of animals and fish that would There are differences between violate the ordinance," Tache said. these snakes. For one thing, the "That means that I would get 10,- boa is not poisonous as most people 000 citations for every fish. believe," he said. "Pythons grow "Not so," Crowley said. "What I Tim Tache Dg news slotl/Potrick Sondor to a bigger size and are more will do is go to the stores and make aggressive." a list of the animals and such that The controversial ordinance was owns a tarantula, a water dragon violate the ordinance." the major topic of discussion at (a type of lizard) and a 22-year-old TACHE ALSO said he has taken Lull said if the two men are Tuesday night's city council meet- exotic turtle which he has had since his boa to show at grade schools, found guilty of the violation, "the ing as dozens of city residents he was two. Ward told council, nursery schools, Rotary Clubs and police would know right where to showed up to voice their displea- "parting with the turtle would be Kiwanis with no trouble from the go to find other people who have sure over the ordinance. like parting with a member of my snake. broken the ordinance." University student Corey Ward family." Exam schedule includes Saturday by Nancy Beach Eakin, who was head of the aca- and would have allowed no resting ing to the current schedule, some stofl reporter demic calendar committee of the now period for those students who had evening class exams might be held on defunct Academic Council, said he taken summer classes and were plan- Friday and/or Saturday nights. A Forget about Bugs Bunny and no proposed the split finals schedule to ning to return in the fall. solution is being worked on that will more Road Runner, starting this se- avoid starting fall semester immedi- prevent this. mester some students will be taking ately after summer session. ANOTHER CONCERN was having exams on Saturday, according to Dr. "I also proposed a schedule that graduation too close to Christmas. He said the goal the schedule plan- Richard Eakin, vice president for would have started the academic year ners try to achieve is to have 75 class planning and budgeting. on Aug. 25, but that would have meant "If we had exams on the usual days every year and to start fall This year's exams are set for Fri- freshmen would be moving in on Aug. Monday to Friday schedule, we would semester on Wednesday, allowing day, Dec. 16, Saturday, Dec. 17, and 21, and summer commencement was be having commencement on Dec. 24 Monday and Tuesday for freshman Monday through Wednesday, Dec. 19- Aug. 20," Eakin said. and that would not do," Eakin said. orientation, as well as having a Mon- 21. Winter commencement is Thurs- He added that the cost of switching day through Friday exam schedule, day. Dec. 22. Classes will end on from summer to fall schedules so Another problem has also come up but sometimes all these demands are Wednesday, Dec. IS. quickly would have been very high. with the schedule. Eakin said, accord- impossible to meet. Vodka ban may be reconsidered COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Gov. wide over the incident, which claimed state-run liquor stores shortly after imposing a grain embargo against the Richard Celeste said yesterday he the lives of 269 passengers, including the incident. Soviets has been met with much de- will reconsider bis ban against the time Ohioans. "I think Ohioans share the anger bate in Ohio. sale of Russian vodka in Ohio if the "If there is a clear apology, a and the outrage people across this Soviet Union explains, apologizes for, proper explanation, and the kind of nation and around the world felt," he "I would say in a state like Ohio and offers humanitarian assistance humanitarian assistance that we said. "It's important to find direct, there is a feeling that we should not go photo/Patnco Ponchek for shooting down a South Korean would all expect in a situation of this dear ways to send a message about back to a grain embargo, that it Auditioning commercial Jet. kind, we would reconsider the ban," that outrage to the Soviet govern- hasn't worked in the past," Celeste Appearing on ABC-TV's "Good Celeste said. ment. This is a way in which we can said. "And the challenge is to find Auditions for the University Performing Dancers were held in Hayes Hall Morning, America" show from the Celeste ordered two brands of Rus- do it in Ohio." non-self-destructive ways of making yesterday. Among the 30 dancers trying out for a spot on the chorus line are Statehouse in Columbus, Celeste said sian vodka and one brand of Russian it dear to the Soviets that we donf from left to right, Kim Llmpantsis. Kris Anderson and Kim Holtrey. Ohioans share the outrage felt world- brandy removed from the shelves of CELESTE SAID any possibility of accept this kind of a response."

-the bottom line- weather MIAMI (AP) - U.S. got it around that I was born in Pepper, D-Fla., said he's index • Buck and O'Connor, the rude broth- some new historical data" about his ers, have changed their station but Bom 1900: birthday, and he's not about to con- "I looked into the matter and finally not their style, they're as crude as cede that today is his 83rd. It could be I've become satisfied, and recent data noteoook 2 •var.Page?in "Friday." his (3rd, America's oldest congress- has revealed that, as a matter of fact, campus/local 3 'Undercover police in Columbus Congressman man said. instead of being born in 1900,1 was state/world 4 kept leaders of the NAACP and other "Yon know, I was born up there in born in 1920 - Just two years after I sports 7 civil rights groups under surveilan- dossiteds 8 hides age east Alabama in an area where, at the served in World War I," the cai- cein the late 1960s and early 1970s. Sonny and hot today with a high time I was born, they didn't have man added with a laugh. R Page4. reaching 90 Clear and warm to- reliable vital statistics," Pepper said be said he's not all that night Low in the high 70s Tuesday, "so somehow or another about the past. 2 bg news/september 9.1983 editorial Trustee position Polygamy dispute not dead Royston Potter, fired by a suburban laws preventing polygamists from fendant in Potter's suit. The state's polygamy ban has been Salt Lake City police force because he voting or holding office in federal Haslam declined to say whether he upheld repeatedly since 1879 when the 'It a polygamist, said he took three territories like Utah. Many were believes religious prejudice from Supreme Court said the U.S. Constitu- taken too lightly wives as a matter of religious convic- forced into biding or imprisoned; the Mormons was behind the city's deci- tion protects the right to believe in Something is amiss in Columbus. tion. church was disincorporated and sion to fire Potter. polygamy, but not to practice it, Paul Potter calls his decision "living the much of its property seized. Church spokesman Don LeFevre Tinker, deputy Utah attorney gen- Gov. Richard Celeste's appointment of Richard New- principle," and it has revived a cen- In 1890, church President Wilford said, "The church doesn't make any eral, said. love to the University's Board of Trustees in May makes us tury-old dispute in this mostly Mor- Woodruff announced the ban on polyg- excuses for having practiced polyg- Potter said he married Mary about question how important the state considers these positions. mon state by challenging anti- amy among Mormons, saying God in righteousness during the 19th five months ago at the urging of his While we do not necessarily find fault with the choice of polygamy laws demanded by Con- had told him to do so in order to Cents and other wives. Denise has gress before Utah entered the Union. prevent further confiscation of prop- LeFevre said church leaders have : children, Joann has one. Both Newlove, we do wonder if the selection process is a valid one. "It's not so much that you decide erty and imprisonment. never specifically said whether they Joann and Mary are now pregnant. Newlove told us he expressed interest in the position by that you want one (a second wife)," In pre-trial documents, Murray's would resume polygamy if it were Asked about jealousy among bis sending a resume to the governor's office last spring. He said he stud. "It's necessary as far as a attorneys argue that polygamy is legal in Utah. But church President wives, Potter said: "Human emotions theology goes." frowned upon by most Americans, Spencer Kimball said, "Remember, are going to be there no matter he received no follow up letter from Celeste nor was he Potter's lawsuit seeks legal sanc- many of whom consider it demeaning the Lord brought an end to this pro- what"' _, interviewed. He never heard another word about the interest tion for an outlawed practice still to women, and "if everybody prac- gram (polygamy) many decades Donna Anderson is a writer for the he had expressed in the position until Celeste appointed him. embraced by thousands of Utah resi- ticed polygamy, there would not be ago." Associated Press. dents. Polygamists once dodged po- enough females to go around." A trustee is appointed by the governor along with the lice raids and served jail terms, but They maintain while polygamy is consent of the Ohio Senate for a nine-year term. A trustee has today they are seldom prosecuted. accepted in some cultures, so are Short Cuts exclusive authority to make decisions about the University's Potter, now a janitor, has five chil- blood feuds, tribal warfare, stoning of budget, to appoint administrative staff including the presi- dren and two more "on the way." He adulterers "and many other practices maintains three separate households repugant to our culture and moral dent, and to make many other top-notch decisions affecting which he said he visits "on a rotation- values." urnrcn run — HIY rou all of us here. We see the bypassing of an interview for this type thing, normally one night at each No date has been set for trial of the f no/ton... cose*.'... rtNzy.'... position as ludicrous. lawsuit, which names the city of Mur- I YOO* monmA uf.**s noroxeYciE A spokesperson at the state house said none of the appli- Potter and wives Denise, 30; Joann, ray, its civil service commission, ( C Hit I Hi ! ... Kt» - KM — HE 30; and Mary. 23, are among the 20,- individual city officials and the state V CAN'T even NC*K me. cants were interviewed because the governor does not have 000 Utah residents who, according to and federal governments. the time, especially since he makes more than 200 appoint- Owen AUred, head of the pro-polyg- Polygamists have not challenged amy Apostolic United Brethren, are the law for at least a decade, fearing ments to various board and government positions in the state members of multi-parent households. publicity could anger the state's Mor- each year. They practice polygamy despite the mon majority and revive stiff en- Further, the qualities of the applicants for trustee should 87-year-old state Constitution, which forcement of the law. As late as the be made public. According to the statehouse spokesperson, bans plural marriage, a third-degree 1950s, police raided polygamist felony. strongholds, jailing suspected practi- even the number of people who apply for this type of position Potter was fired in late 1982 when tioners and sending their children to is generally not released. officials in the Salt Lake suburb of foster homes. Because the governor cannot devote enough time to inter- Murray learned of his second wife. In February, Potter was excommu- Potter married a third time this year. nicated from the Church of Jesus view applicants, let alone research them, "people in the "We felt that be had a religious Christ of Latter-Day Saints. But he field" make recommendations to his office about candidates guarantee to practice plural mar- still considers himself a true Mormon for the post, the spokesperson said. The governor's office riage," Dennis Haslam, Potter's at- and believes the church was wrong to torney who further contends the firing abandon polygamy. conducted their own search to fill the open seat by seeking was an invasion of privacy, said. Potter arid other polygamists - names of potential candidates from the University's Alumni Mormon pioneers brought polyg- many of them former Mormons -be- Association, Celeste's coordinator here and Wood County's amy to Utah in the 1840s after it was lieve Woodruff's decision did not Democratic Party Chairman. Celeste's executive assistant introduced by church founder Joseph come from God, but was a result of Smith as a divinely inspired plan. pressure from Congress to abandon for personnel narrowed down the applications. "It is ironic, though, that in our local polygamy in exchange for statehood. This selection process seems too political and is not in the society, those folks who are so op- The enabling act for Utah statehood University community's best interest. Newlove said he is posed to it are those who held it so in 1896 insisted the state Constitution close to their hearts before," he said. forever prohibit polygamy, and attor- sure the fact he is known by Celeste and the people around But plural marriage prompted neys for the state were able to argue him helped him get his position. sometimes bloody opposition from successfully that the federal govern- We suggest the governor appoint a search committee of non-Mormons, and Congress passed ment should be included as a de- people associated with the University, similar to the ones; used in the search for the vice president of student affairs and vice president of academic affairs, who have the time to screen applicants for trustee positions. Their recommenda- —notebook tions could then be given to Celeste for his final appointment. ... Off the stage... The Black Republican Building at the Wood Trustees' monthly meetings as a pjn. in the meeting room of the This process would be more equitable than what is used now. Swamp Players, Bowling Green's County Fairgrounds on West Poe student representive. On the Wood County District Public Li- community theater group, won Road, three-year vaccinations will agenda last month was discussion brary, 251 N. Main St Tad Ligibel, seven awards, the most of any, , beavailable for $6 to cats and dogs. about Bakd's appearance ^Accord- resource specialist ana head of community theater, in display . Kittens and puppies will be given ing to Board PresidimtRooeriTEud- historical acquisitions, Toledo-Lu- competiton at last week's annual one-year vaccinations at the same wig, Baird is the best dressed cas County Public Library, will Injured co- ed ignored convention of the Ohio Community cost. The cost includes a rabies tag student representative the board speak on the city's stone nouses Theatre Association held in Cincin- containing a registration number has ever seen. And Ludwig is not built in the 1920s and commercial nati. The players took first place in and the humane society's number. the only one who has noted Baird's establishments. Slides of the struc- bike more important costumes for a single show, public- The Center for Disease Control in light blue suits and patterned pink tures will be included in this event ity for the season, sets for the Atlanta said suspected cases of ties. Baird, who is the man of the presented by the Friends of the According to the police report, a when I got hit. We both fell down," she season and quality of overall dis- rabies among cats has increased month on the "Collegiate Appeal" Wood County Public Library in bicylist made no attempt to see if the said, referring to herself and the play. The display was designed by 192 percent nationwide in the last calendar, is on file at Wllhelmina, connection with the observance of girl she struck was ail right, but bicycle driver. Willard Misfeldt, associate profes- two years, coupled with a parallel a top model agency in New York Bowling Green's Sesquicentennlal. instead said, "You'll have to pay for Marquardt said when both of them sor of art.. increase in rabid raccoons, bats City... Ligibel, director of the Northwest the damned tire." got up, the bicyclist carried her dam- and other wildlife... • • • Ohio Historic Preservation Office An anonymous bicycle operator aged bike and caught up with Mar- from 1976 to 1962, is chairman of said this to a girl she struck with her quardt trying to get Marquarit's ... Feline and pop*... In conjunc- the local landmarks committee of bike during Tuesday evening's storm. name, telephone number arid resi- tion with area veterinarians, the ... Dress for success... Brian the Maumee Valley Historical So- It is an example of the compassion dence, demanding that Marquardt Wood County Humane Society is Baird, senior marketing/interna- ...Architecturally signifi- ciety. .. displayed by some people. help pay for the tire. holding a rabies clinic tomorrow in tional studies major, seems to have cant. .. The city's historical ar- Chaos is a natural result of a sudden It would have been more ethical if response to the state's 15 percent the secret. As Undergraduate Stu- chitecture such as the Victorian storm like the one Tuesday, and acci- Marquardt chased the bicycle opera- increase of rabies between 1982 and dent Government president, Baird "jewels" of West Wooster Street dents are bound to occur when pedes- tor and taken the girl's name, resi- attends the University Board of will be discussed Monday at 7:30 trians panic as they run to take cover dence and phone number so the girl 1983. From 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the from the storm. could help pay for Marquardt's inju- Still, this does not excuse the disre- ries. - respond- gard for an injured person's condition Marquardt said she felt little pain no matter whose fault an accident until she climbed the stairs to her la indent Rome the Forum was Include your address and phone may have been. room. Hopeless attitude partly a meeting place for the discussion number where you can be reached The Associate Director of Campus "I was crawling to the fourth floor," cause of world atrocities of politics and Issues of the day. during regular business hours. Safety and Security, Dean Gerkens, she said. The general store In email towns We would also Ilka to print said the injured party was freshman At 5:45 p.m., the Bowling Green across the United Stales took on guest columns dealing with Issues Mary Kaye Marquardt. Laid up with paramedics were called and Mar- Flyer not indicative The attitude which Michael Eberly that atmoephere years ago and we may not have given full vent to. a badly bruised pelvis and a swollen quardt was taken to Wood County presents in his letter in yesterday's still has It In some hcalee. A 71M leauea may deal with campus right leg, Marquardt said from her Hospital. of entire greek system BG News is part of the cause of the forum for the discussion of Issues issues and can be national or Westlake home that she was struck by According to Marquardt's descrip- atrocities about which he writes. If we and opinions, therefore, hat been International In scope, but should a bicyclist right in front of the Math tion, the girl on the bike was tall, The Sept 8 editorial that appeared all adopted this viewpoint " 'what matt through different mediums. be made relative to thia University Science Building, and she has been black, heavyset and had black hair. in the BG News concerning the al- shall happen, will happen' and there's Thm Letters column of the New* community. Gurnet columne home this week. She said the girl's bike was red with a leged sexist flyer used for rush by nothing you or I can do to right the la your forum for discussing Is- should not exceed 500 words, and Marquardt said when fire alerts bent front tire, and she was wheeling Tbeta Chi Fraternity shows once situation," of course the horrors of sue* Important to you, the Univer- must be typewritten. Please In- forced her class to evacuate Haves it near McDonald East again the paper's constant desire to starvation, nuclear madness, nerve sity and the community. Lively clude your hometown, claee Hall, she decided to run back to her In cooperation with Campus Safety discredit the greek system by making agents... will continue. If none of us debates have been waged harm, standing (freshman, sophomore, 453 McDonald West residence. As she and Security, Marquardt asked a one isolated incident indicative of the steps forward to initiate action (as the ranging from bitter wordplay over graduate student, etc.) and major. hurried past the Math/Science Build- anyone knows anything about the whole system. Student Crying for Peace did) toward sexual harraasrdent to sarcastic The New* dome reserve the right ing, a girl riding a blcylce yelled at bicyclist who struck her, please con- The editorial represented more the cessation of these events, they will repartee about mating habits In to reject letters or portions of her to move. tact them at 372-2346. than just poor journalistic writing. never end; no one will demand that McDonald dining hall. letters we believe to be In bad Marquardt said she took a step out The argument used reflected basic they do. The hopelessness of action We tuvttm you to write letters to taste, mallcloua or llbelous. All of the way and then stepped back onto logical flaws and shows how the news which Eberly professes is an obstacle taw News addressing whatever submissions are subject to con- the sidewalk. will readily use a simplistic argument which this campus and the whole concerns you. Wa want to print densation though this la rarely "I turned to wait for my friend who Marcy Grande, a staff reporter for to condemn all greeks. world must work to overcome or else your point of view. Letters should done. was taking off her shoes because she the News, is a sophomore journalism- The editorial concludes by saying, we shan't make it to the year 2000 as be typewritten, or at learnt legibly Pleaae mend your opinions to: couldn't run in the rain, and that's major trim Independence, Ohio. "if all greek representatives desire be hopes. Please think about this. printed, triple-spaced and signed. the respect they potentially deserve, Try to limit your letter to 200 Editor •THEBGNEWS- maybe they should drop the sexual Kristin W.ldnor words because of apace. Because BGNews stereotypes and give the sexes - each 2S4Prout all letters must be verified, please m University Hall. of them- the respect that is in order." Wtor Juli. Thornton Copy Editor Vkkl Rolnhori To conclude that all greeks are •Aonoglno Editor Erin Eimont Ant. Copy Editor. Oohoroh ScSmook sexist, based on the actions of one, out Clear Views AMI. Managing Editor..Corotyn Van Schoik AMI. Copy Editor Una Foronoc of over thirty chapters, is a very poor by T. Downing and T. Cleary Sport» Editor Tom Hiio* Editorial Editor Joitph Gray argument and has no place on the Now* Editor Mtchooi 0. Towl. AMI. Sports Editor More Dolph editorial page of a quality newspaper. i JUST DON'T THINK Entortolnmonl Editor Fata Mlllor AM. "Friday" Editor OoroW Cattonao [yriLL SQUASH, THS -FXASHDArJCE" "Friday" UHor Scott *. Corpontor Chlot Photogrophor Patrick Sondor As a journalism major and having |70 Be* TBTAU-Y LOOK is you. Stuoont Adv. Mar Coorgo E. Sin. jr. Win Editor Chri. Iruih worked for the News myself, I have HoneST:.. AMI. Copy Editor Mary GUxon Production Supervisor Robort A. W.lch never fully understood toe antagonis- tic attitude the paper takes towards r**ix,vMA-r the greek system. It is a pity the News DO you n» 4C Non . outtaM ottt, TnM, Itrafh Mo* oWo* fh. IOOM* „. m* -Mklr *»«• *0 «»»«w MM... so often ignores the many philan- toy *o bn «f thntoM PwhhcMMm of towttnf Own SMM IMvoraH,. thropic and charity events greeks THINK? > Or ml'MMl to el.- •> not rlt, '.Hott Iho o.tolooi •> IK. to Nm. sponsor while so readily giving head- too to Ho-, MM tiii«.o prop, two UnhoroU, or. OMOJI ill MI 11, i .pli, in mi do not oturl H10H In MrtM lines and lead editorials to the flaws of n»»CM«—-«.»..,I.,I.I ii ■HlhominonttllM Mir,. »it.M«.i,o.lM.I«-.|o»l»»ooMlotnMO.M.or the system. Mayoe someday the News will-fully. l*MtvrhotOMo«M ANri appreciate the role greeksplay on this MHorlolono'tlaH IMIMvorooyHoll campus and give them the respect t..*M»oo«HoMUM.orWI, they have earned and at least the to-Hot Ofoon. OMo 4M3 rt-n. 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Kevin Prondorgttt campus/local bg nwilieptwnbf 9.1983 3 F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft displayed near Tech Building by Jonet Pavasko put in our reauest last March, and had countries have ordered the F-16 for reporter to be pretty flexible as far as schedul- their air forces. ing went.'' Inskeep added the aircraft first saw The F-16 Fighting Falcon, a com- active duty in 1976 and could be used pact aircraft of the type used by the About five months were spent pre- as a localized short range fighter in a Thunderbirds as the official aerial paring an actual operational aircraft demonstration plane, is on display at for display. the University at parking lot 5 near "The Thunderbirds, which per- the University Technology Building. "BASICALLY the Air Force had to formed in Cleveland this put week- disbomb the craft and take out the end, also use the F-16," Inskeep said. "Originally we wanted the plane to engine," he said. "The wings were In the past, the T-M was used, hesatd, be displayed in front of the Union," clipped for transportational purposes, but a January 1962 crash which killed Captain Thomas Inskeep said. "The and the craft was painted. hah* the squad caused a switch in location was ideal, but the plane was aircrafts. too big for the oval." "The F-16 is one of the smallest aircraft fighters ever built; it is multi- According to Inskeep besides pro- According to Inskeep, the Air Force purpose, and its top speed is more viding public relations, the F-16 dis- Orientation Group at Gentile Air than twice the speed of sound," he play can help aid in recruiting. Force Station takes planes out for said. "The F-16 costs less to build and public display. Usually planes are uses less fuel than most U.S. aircraft "Right now we have about 180 stu- displayed in high exposure areas such fighters." dents in the Air Force ROTC," as shopping malls and state fairs. Inskeep said "Hopefully by having The craft is a multinational air- the aircraft on campus, we will get "This display started in July, and plane. Belgium, Denmark, the Ne- people excited about flying. But we Bowling Green is the first university therlands and Norway are all co- don't expect to have 15 people banging to hostthe F-16," he said."We had to producing the plane, and several down our doors tomorrow." dateline photo/Pobbie First Fighting Falcon Friday Sept. 9,1983 tration for fall semester classes and day at 7:30 p.m. in the Capitol Room It took United States Air Force personnel five hours Wednesday to assemble the F-16 Fighting Falcon now Graduation - The final day to apply Svate instruction will be tomorrow of the University Union. It is open to on dlspaly in parking lot 5 which is next to the Technology Building on the University campus. The F-16 will be m 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Kobacker all students. For more information for December graduation is today. contact Lynn Ashbaugh at 352-1312. on display September 8th and 9th. Sign-up in your college office by 5 lobby of the Moore Musical Arts Cen- pjn. ter. For information call 372-0177. Rec Ceater The Student Program Mudtug- Greek and independent Board will bold an organizational teams wul compete in the tug of war meeting in the L.I J?X. Room of the UAO- The last day for UAO mini- in the mud at noon in College Park. Student Recreation Center at 8 p.m. SLS reaching $30,000 goal course registration is today by 5 p.m. Recital - An all-Bach recital will be Sunday. All students are encouraged Sign-up in the UAO office on the third performed tomorrow through Mon- to attend. by Janet Boyer man of the SLS Board, said. However money can be collected when spring floor of the Union. day by organist Vernon Wolcott in the start reporter because of expense*, the program will semester bills are oaid she said. "Oklaboma"- The 1943 Rodgers and Organ Studio of the Moore Musical lose some of that amount Another goal is getting the lawyer Hamrnerstein musical will be pre- Arts Center. Performances will be at Monday Sept. 12.1983 After a long struggle the Student "When everything is finally fin- hired sented at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow 8 p.m. Admission is free and open to Legal Service is about to reach its ished we should hare about a $25,000 "We can't afford to pay ton dollar in Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts the public. Women for Women - An organiza- needed goal of $30,000 to make the base to work with," HoUingaworth for a lawyer," Hollingsworth said Center. Admission for University stu- tional meeting will be held in the program operational at the Univer- said The salary will be between $15,000 and dents is $1 Sunday Sept. 11,1983 Capitol Room, third floor of the Uni- Exceptional Children - The Student versity Union, at 7:30 p.m. For infor- According to HoUlngsworth, SLS $20,000 per year, she added Saturday, Sept. 10,1983 i of Wednesday, Aug. 31, the Stu- will go into affect spring semester. It is the perfect opportunity for a Council for Exceptional Children will mation contact Frances Perry at 372- dent Legal Service had raised $29,100, That way, the paperwork can be com- person right out of law school, she The Creative Arts Program - Regis- bold an organizational meeting Sun- 2261. Leigh HolUngsworth, summer chair- pleted and the remaining amount of said.

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Vacancies are an- precincts... within pre- - Columbus undercover po- torneys supporting a dis- tion. of the National Association League meetings and the signments and promotions nounced through a "word- dominantly black neigh- lice kept the National A»o- crimination lawsuit "We're a civil-rights, hu- for the Advancement of undisclosed recording of to assigning days off, says of-mouth guesswork sys- borhoods." ciation for the against the city brought in man-services organiza- Colored People or the Ur- meetings of such groups." the brief, which also con- tem." • Former city physicians Advancement of Colored 1978 by 16 black police offi- tion," he said. T'We've ban League and doean t The brief also alleges tends: rejected black applicants People, Urban League and cers. The case Is pending been a part of the United use electronic bugging. that the Columbus Division • Black officers are gen- • "Discipline is not ad- for the police division on other dviWahtTleaders before Judge Robert Dun- Way for years." of Police is run by a "vir- erally kept from becoming ministered evenhan- technicalities in a con- under surveillance for at can. Police Chief Dright Jo- HE VOWED to launch an tually all-white, good-old- detectives because they dedly." During the past 10 scious effort to keep blacks least three years in the late When informed of the seph said be has no knowl- investigation if be discov- boy network" that has re- aren't recommended for years, 52 police officers off the force. 1960B and early 1970s, brief Wednesday, Frank edge of any such ered any Columbus under- peatedly discriminated such jobs by white patrol have been tired from the • Black officers who are according to papers filed in Lomax, president of the surveillance or electronic cover officers involved in against blacks. force, 27 of them blacks. listed as plaintiffs in the Columbus Urban League, eavesdropping. such activity. The 1,200-member de- • Blacks aren't informed discrimination suit have said, "I'm absolutely ap- Joseph said the police The plaintiffs' brief partment's racial policies of job assignment openings • Black officers "over- been threatened with disci- The allegations are part palled. I cannot think of division's organized-crime charges mat police surveil- have discriminated within the division because whelmingly have been as- pline by police supervi- of a 107-page brief filed in any reason police would bureau currently doesn't lance "included monitor- against black officers in vacancies aren't made s 1 g n e d t o sors. L CLASSIFIEDS! I Soviet eye treatment postponed Mrs. Syc said the treat- by Associated Press The children, and others this year would be post- Donald Curry, chairman of twice for treatments, said poned, as Soviet authori- a group formed to send his family became con- ment the girls first re- whose families said they ceived in November 1962 ALL YOU CAN EAT A Texas woman whose two were afraid treatment in ties refused to issue visas Michael Walker of Newark cerned when Canada on to Ginger, 10, and Sherry, to Moscow, said the trip Monday banned landing appeared to have done PISANELLO'S PIZZA almost-blind daughters the Soviet Union would some good and seemed to need eye treatment devel- have to be put off, suffer 7. would go as planned, with and refueling rights for PAQLIAI'S SPAGHETTI "Even if we got permis- the boy and his stepfather, Aeroflot, the Soviet airline, arrest retinitis pigmentosa oped by a Soviet scientist from the degenerative eye but not cure it. The Can- Just $3.50 per person (12 and under FREE) Esne "wouldn't risk"disease reunitis pigmen- sion, I wouldn't go. I lust Ivan Sickles, leaving for for 60 days. Pilots in seve- don't trust them," Mrs. Moscow on Friday. ral nations agreed Wednes- trells say Todd's vision September 9 from S to 8 p.m. to Moscow during tosa. stopped deteriorating after ins over the downing Marlene Syc of Lewis- Syc said. "I wouldn't want Curry said he spoke day to boycott flights to Junior Fair Building — Wood County Fairgrounds Moscow. the treatments. This ii NOT a fund raitarl! of a Korean airliner, but an ville, Texas, said Wednes- to risk getting over there Tuesday with an aide to This IS a community event promising lun and good food. Ohio boy prepared for the day she was told that plans and then being held pris- President Reagan. "We to follow up her daughters' oner, like happened in have the blessing of the Todd visited Moscow's While the Sycs were den- Paid to* b, S C ftapvDlKaw. 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Wendy's survey was "real CUYAHOGA FALLS, the stores became ever Sharon Lee Sigel, an 18- WASHINGTON (AP) - the moves would not limit orders as the heated "bur- "Unlike Burger King, research." Ohio (AP) - The Lawson increasing targets for year-old college student, President Reagan has de- the sale of equipment for a ger war" continues among which used research that "All of our research Milk Co. has turned back to holdup men. was strangled while work- cided to impose further Soviet natural gas pipe- major hamburger chains. many people found ques- shows that our speed of the dairy image that made ing at one of its stores in steps against the Soviet line, a key area of Western Wendy's, a Dublin-based tionable, this campaign is service is comparable (to its reputation in attempt- "THEY TRIED to become Kent. The death sparked Union in response to its economic contact with the fast-food company, said based on real life experi- Wendy's) or beats it," ing to get back to profitabi- a convenience store, but protests from workers who attack on a Korean air- Soviets. yesterday its newest com- ence," Welter said. Craig said. lity, and its new president they should not have lost said the company was un- liner, his chief spokesman mercials will be aired be- McDonald's "will have sees it as winning the bat- their dairy image in the concerned with safety. said yesterday. Asked whether the new ginning Sept. 19 on network ONE WENDY'S com- no reaction" to Wendy's tle. process," be said. Within a year of that "I would expect that sanctions were aimed at television Inprime time. mercial depicts a compet- claim, Steve Leroy, man- As recently as a year After establishing a new incident, president Sam those would come very punishing the Soviets, William Welter, senior itor's customer with a ager of media relations for ago, the convenience store management team, Alger Thompson, senior vice soon," spokesman Larry Speakes said "the point is vice president for market- special order holding a the industry giant, based in firm was in such sorry began making changes. president Sam Hancock Speakessaid. to bring about a change in ing, said "independent re- number - 81 - and being Hinsdale, til., said. shape that its three top First, he lowered the price and vice president Neil He said they would not their behavior." search" revealed when it asked to "step aside" into "Our sales are up, our executives left and the par- of milk and spent more Gray had left the com- deal with an embargo on Reagan has announced comes to special orders, a waiting area. traffic is up, our earnings ent company. Consolidated money on advertising to pany. grain sales to the Soviet limited sanctions on cultu- Wendy's serves its custom- As "Number 81" waits are up; that says it all," Foods Corp., had it up for promote the dairy image. But now the company Union or a delay in arms ral exchanges and trans- ers twice as fast as Burger there, a sign on the wall Leroy said. sale. Within the past year, da- has placed greater effort negotiations, and indicated portation agreements. King and five times as fast reveals customer number The burger war began But now, Lawson is off iry sales have increased on crime prevention and as McDonald's. four being served. last year when Burger the auction block and back from 10 percent of the com- spent $1 million to improve The survey was con- In its new advertising King advertised its cus- in the good graces of Con- pany's business to 20 per- the light of store parking ducted in six markets na- campaign beginning Mon- tomers preferred its ham- solidated, with its operat- cent, Alger said. lots. It was honored in tionwide by U.S. Testing day, Burger King will fo- burgers to those of ing budget increased by Lawson operates stores March by the Ohio Crime Co. Inc. of Wheeling, m., cus on "the millions who Wendy's and McDonald's. $6.5 million, and employ- in all parts of Ohio, as well Prevention Association for Wendy's spokesman have switched to Burger Both companies brought ment up by 700. as western Pennsylvania, its efforts to reduce crime. Denny Lynch, said. King in the last yea- suits against Burger King, "This is now a very vi- southeastern Michigan and Welter said the survey r... according to indepen- which then agreed to mod- able chain," President southwestern New York. dent surveys, Kyle Craig, ify its commercials. Frank Alger, said. "I ex- The chain was started in supports Wendy's newest pect the company to return Akron 46 years ago by to full profitability within James Lawson, who used 516 E.Wooster three to four years." new refrigeration methods FREE DELIVERY Alger, a new England to keep milk, and he let 352-1504 native with about 25 years customers come to his Senator wants tighter of experience in conve- store rather than depend nience store businesses, on a milkman for delivery. MYLES' Food Lovers Pizza has fresh was hired in July 1982 and Lawson featured low began planning the compa- Brices and he gained atten- ground Italian sausage, fresh beef, property tax law ny's revival. on as a champion of the "There was so much to consumer and the man pepperoni, mushrooms, black olives, do." he said. "Morale was who made milk more read- imported ham, fresh green peppers, fresh unbelievable - it could not ily available to poor fami- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) properties should be tax- However, because Dem- onions and mounds of extra cheese.... exempt that legislators have been any lower." lies. In 1960, he was selling - The chairman of the Ohio ocrats control both bouses Alger determined the milk at 53 cents a gallon, that would even make a mouse smile! Senate Ways and Means never intended should be of the General Assembly, it company had lost direction while competitors charged Committee doesn't believe tax-exempt, Roberto said. will be Roberto's bill that as it expanded its line of 71 cents. Fresh Italian sausage and fresh is considered. And Roberto a church-owned gasoline Under that section, Ohio products. The" company's worst beef were omlted In Thursday's BG NEWS AD. station or a university's State University claimed says he intends to push crisis came in 1981, when pizza shop should be an exemption for a pizza hard for its passage. IN 1858, when he was 70, exempt from property shop near campus. A fun- "We've had adverse Lawson sold his business to taxes. damentalist church court cases that have so Consolidated Foods for $10 So Sen. Marcus Roberto claimed a tax exemption liberalized that section it million in cash. intends to push legislation on a gasoline station and a seems to have gotten pre- In recent years, as the to tighten the state's prop- university claimed an tty far afield from its origi- economy in the region de- Help Make A Difference erty tax exemption law. exemption for rental hous- nal intent," Roberto said. clined, so did sales at Law- I Roberto, D-Ravenna, "We're going to review sons stores. What's worse, •has introduced legislation Also under that section, exemptions statewide and • • • that would delete from the Chemical Abstracts Serv- draw a tighter rule." exemption statute a sec- ice got an exemption for a Roberto said it is his tion that states property 60-acre lot near its building belief that "any kind of can be tax-exempt if it is in Columbus. income-producing prop- Get Involved and Gain "in furtherance of or inci- AT THE URGING of erty ought not be excluded dental to" a charitable, Franklin County Trea- from the tax rolls." educational or public-pur- surer Dana Rinenart, Re- Valuable Experience publican senators earlier ; language was this year introduced seve- Early Education and Elementary added to state law in 1969, ral tax-change measures, the Ohio Supreme Court including one to eliminate Education Majors Working At .. . has ruled a number of the section. Association for :vC2_newt,.... 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by Marc Del ph Stob will have a lot to look at and "Well have trouble rushing the Brisbane will man the defensive back- assistant sports editor CM few questions to answer in the passer," Sweeney said about the 6- field. elapsed from the moment of foot-« McClure. r'It's hard to apply Linebacker and all-conference se- Call it a rematch of Californi* Bowl kickoff (in Fresno State's 30.000 seat pressure to a guy as big as be is. lection Mark Emans will lead the rest II if you wish. Call it a Ions-awaited capacity Bulldog Stadium, home of BG's Dave Miller, Mark Dowdell, of the defensive unit. revenge game for the Bowling Green the Cal Bowl) and the sound of the and Jerry Bayless will share the tight Falcons. But, if you're Denny Stolz - final gun. end duties. THE BULLDOGS will be led by the only name this game gets is the His main concern lies in the receiv- EVEN THOUGH BG lost both of its freshman quarterback Kevin Swee- season opener - just like any other ing: department where the loss of all- starters in the offensive backfield, the ney. If the name rings a bell, it should, debut game. MAC choices split end Shawn Potts Falcons return nothing but increased since Sweeney is the coaches son. When BG and Fresno State take the and flanker Greg Taylor left a large speed this season. Sophomore tail- Besides being close friends with dear field tomorrow night (10:30 p.m. BG void in the offense. backs Andre Jackson and Darryl ol'dad, young Seeney won his starting time), two different versions of last "Of oar top five receivers, we have Story will have a hard time duplicat- job after he was selected as Northern year's conference title winners will be two sophomores and three freshmen ing the feats of the departed Chip California Offensive Player of the on the turf. and that's scary," Stolz said. Often and Bryant Jones, who com- Year as a senior in high school. THE FALCONS won the Mid- IT SHOULD be down right terrify- bined for over 1,200 yards last year, If inexperience plagues quar- American Conference crown, while ing, if Stoh wants to win mis opener, but Stob: said be likes what he has terback Sweeney, than the immense the Bulldogs eased their way through since the only way to beat these pass- seen thus far. talent of split end Stephon Paige will the Pacific Coast Athletic Association happy Bulldogs is through the air. "Jackson, who will start, and Story make up for it. Paige caught 15 peases schedule. The result was California Sophomores Stan Hunter at split are similar to Jones and Often," be for 246 yards and two TLTs in his last Bowl II, and the final score was FSU end and Greg Meehan at flanker have said. "But they're both faster. Story is meeting with BG. »;BG28. been given the nod for tomorrow's the fastest kid on the team and he's Sweeney would rather not rely so- So, a little bad taste may remain in showdown. had an exceptional ore-season." ley on his son to have a good day, so be the mouths of those involved last Senior fullback Lamont Wagner improved his running game with tal- December, but according to Stolz, this Stolz can rest assured of the moat will start in the backfield with Jack- ented tailback Eric Redwood and game is a guinea pig for the next ten integral part of his passing game. son. fullback Ken Williams. games that lie ahead in 1983. He'll justtet his all-conference sopho- The Falcon defense, with 14 regu- "I look at this game and feel weare photo/Joe Guida "There may be a touch of revenge more quarterback Brian McClure lars returning, can count on the usual going into this season with better Bowling Green football coach Denny Slolz takes time out from practice to involved," Stolz said. "But last year loose on the FSU secondary. PCAA air-dominated attack, but experience than last year," Sweeney mentally prepare his charges for tomorrow night's season-opener in Fresno, (the Cal Bowl) was a reward for both FSU head man Sweeney knows all whether the secondary is prepared, is said. "I believe we can strike shatter Calif., against Fresno State. teams winning their conferences. to well about McClure as he com- yet to be seen. balance on offense this year with the He'll (FSU coach Jim Sweeney) be pleted 22 of 32 passes for 246 yards and All-MAC safety Martin Bayless and running backs and along with our looking at his team, and I'll be looking three touchdowns against the Bull- veterans Lee Williams and Melvin passing attack. Last year our backs Falcon women linksters at mine." dogs last year. Marshall, along with transfer Sidney were very inexperienced." at Ulini State Invitational BG kickers take road show up north by Ted Passante THE HOTTEST member of the by Steve Qulnn sports reporter Lady Falcons is Claire Batista, who sports reporter of their games, than first field instead of freshman weekend." BG will continue its bid had a spectacular freshman year (she place will be decided by Nan Chul Shin. Barros THE FALCONS will for a first place finish on Bowling Green's women's golf set the season scoring record with an the total number of goals started the second game of open tomorrow's tourna- Sunday agianst Wisconsin- For the second consec- scored in the tournament. last weekend's tourney, team headed to Normal, 111. yester- average of 81.5), is continuing her utive weekend, Bowling ment against UW which Green Bay. BG has lost its day to begin their six tournament fall solid play in practice this fall. "She THE FALCON kickers and according to BG head already has two victories only two meetings against Green's soccer team will are coming off a strong coach Gary Palmisano, this season, one of those schedule at the Illinois Invitational. shot three 74's last week in practice," be on the road. offensive tournament in Green Bay. However, BG head coach A.J. Bo- Bonar said. Last weekend, the Fal- "did a fine Job but it does wins coming at the hands "Green Bay is coming nar still is not sure what to expect As far as goals, Bonar said he Akron. Seniors Neil Ridg- not mean that Shin will not of nationally-ranked Cle- off a 14-4 season and is a cons were in the Rubber way and Bill Roberts were be playing in this week- veland State, H. from his team. wants the team to improve as the City for the Akron Chil- the team's top scorers. very well-coached team," "The reason is that we have seven season goes on. "We're in a good dren's Classic, coming Ridgway, an all-tourna- end s tournament." "Their program (Wis- Palmisano said. "They are golfers making the trip and three of position to surprise a few teams this "Nan is a very skillful consin's) has really come in the same boat we are. away with a second place ment selection, had three player, Palmisano said. them are freshman,'' Bonar said. weekend, even though there are many finish. But today, BG will goals and two assists while around in the last two They have a strong of- "Three of the girls have never faced tough teams in this tournament." be going out of state to '•He just has a little adjust- years," Palmisano said. fense, but their defense collegiate competition so you never "We want to finish ahead of as Roberts had three goals ing to do. He will definitely 'They have a real strong gave up four goals in one Green Bay Wis. to compete and one assist. All of Rob- see some playing time this know what to expect." Bonar added many Big Ten teams as we can. But to in the Great Lakes Classic. erts' points came in the midfield." game. that he does expect the freshman do that we must play better as a team Other teams competing second game against . to contribute significantly by - which we have not yet done in will be Wisconsin, Wiscon- St. Bonaventure. i end of the season." practice." sin-Green Bay, and UCLA. There will be one change THE TEAM has been playing well The tough 16-team field Bonar Because it is a "set" tour- in the starting lineup from in practice according to Bonar. "Our faces, includes most of the Big Ten nament, BG will play only the season opener against The Sisters of scores yesterday (in the team qual- schools, along with Western Kentucky the two Wisconsin teams. West Virginia. Junior Joe ifier) were between 78 and 83, in and Kentucky. If UCLA and BG win both addition to our even lower scores "If we finish high this week it will Barros will be in the back- early in the week," Bonar said. be great for the team's confidence. KAPPA DELTA "It all boils down to how well every- The main thing is for the freshman to LOFTS CUSTOM BUILT one is affected by the tournament get the experience of tournament Free assembly and pressure. We must be aggressive and golf," Bonar said. fire proofing not wait for mistakes to happen. We FALCON NOTES: The tournament Proudly Announce have nothing to lose and everything to starts today with 36 holes and ends • A.-Frame $110(2 beds) gain this weekend." tomorrow with 18 holes. . .The team • Platform $60 (1 bed) The seven players making the trip is trying to better last year's record of LOFT INSPECTIONS Their Fall 1983 Pledges: are senior captain Jean Kempf, junior one win at the Wolverine Invitatio- Susanne Ohlsson, sophomores Claire nal. . .Batista concluded a good sum- MONDAY SEPT. 12 Batista and Terri Gruner, and fresh- mer of golf, gaining medalist honors CALL NOW DAY OR NIGHT men Sandy Ensminger, Allison An- with a one-over-par 76 in a Cleveland The Loft Construction Company Tina Amos Angela McCoy drews and Jenny Hjalmquist. tournament. . . 352-3836 Jamean Butter Paige Mills coupon coupon coupon coupon oojoon coupon coupon coupon eo Denise Carroll Denise Mitchell 1 Ann Conliguglia Linda Moore i'Jtpi^^P VartM* O Annette Everson Michelle Panich I NOW SHOWING 3-DAYS Kimberly Fischer Becky Pauly ONLY SUN. 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by J—ipfc F. Ntrss forget that I had grown up with these Moog, as Will's heartthrob, is an thing from ballet to the can-can to songs and to respond to them as unqualified joy, especially during her some good ol' Texas two-steppin'. If you hadn't planned to fee "Okla- though it were the first time I had ever solo "I Can't Say No." She displays a Featured dancers Lisa Knoblock and homa!" at Kobacker Hall either to- heard them. Musical director James joie de vivre that is simply delightful. Larry Kim show considerable expertise night or tomorrow night, I suggest you Brown is also to be congratulated for Dori Anderson does a fine job as during the "Dream Ballet" sequence, change your plans and purchase your assembling such an excellent vocal Laurey's Aunt Elier. It's difficult to as well as the other production num- ticket post haste. Because when people ensemble. play another character when one is so bers. bear how good this production is, there young, but she pulls it off handsomely, Director F. Scott Reagan has done a shouldn't be an empty seat for either If there is one standout performance and she appears to have a lot of fun commendable job in making the whole performance. in this production, it would have to be doing it. production work. That the production The College of Musical Arts, in Susan Suiton as Laurey, the farmgirl Rick Benoit, as Ali Hakim, the maintained an energetic pace is due in conjunction with the Theatre Depart- next door. She has it all — a beautiful peddler-man, is especially amusing large part to his effective, yet unobtru- ment, has lavishly staged as fine and as voice, excellent acting powers and when he sings of the unfairness of his sive, blocking. fun an evening's entertainment as is wonderful stage presence. upcoming shotgun marriage in "It's a Of course, any director at the Uni- likely to be seen on this campus. Scandal! It's and Outrage!" versity would be more than pleased to The plot of "Oklahoma!" (one She has an effortless style that is the Richard Borrows plays the malevo- work with the striking and workable more variation on the classic "boy hallmark of a first-rate performer. She lent and villainous Jud Fry so success- sets created by guest-designer Rob meets girl") is basically an excuse to is equally adept singing the humorous fully I almost wish he wouldn't come Johnson. Johnson was also responsible sing some wonderful songs by Rodgers "The Surrey With the Finge on the out for his curtain call; he seems so out for the lighting design, which added and Hammertein. Who can resist such Top" or the melancholy "Out Of My of place among all those wholesome some dramatic effects, including an great numbers like "Oh, What a Beau- Dreams." people. However, he did show both a extended, gradual sunrise during the tiful Morning," "People Will Say George Sopko, as Curly, Laurey's superb voice and touching sincerity in first scene. We're In Love," "The Surrey With the beau, also turns in a strong perfor- his solo, "Lonely Room." The costumes by Lilah Davis added Finge On the Top," "Kansas City," mance. He combines a fine voice with More plaudits go to Dawn Seeley (as significantly to the guileless magic of and, of course, "Oklahoma!?" the warm, ingratiating manner that Gertie) for her unique laugh, to Phillip the production. affords him a pleasing balance with Martin as Ado Annie's father and to So, unless you are morally opposed Even though "Oklahoma!" opened Laurey. Another performance of ex- Tom ("The Mugger") Kinney for his to singin', dancin' and plain old frol- on Broadway in 1943, the music and ceptional charm is that of Steven Dunn bit at the end of "It's a Scandal." icin', the place to be is at "Okla- lyrics are still as engaging and witty as as Will Parker, the cowboy who has his Don't get the idea "Oklahoma!" is homa!" tonight or tomorrow. Tickets they were 40 years ago. Much credit hat set for Ado Annie (played by Peggy nothing but pretty singing, there's a are available at Finder's downtown, goes to the cast and chorus for their Moog). While he may not have the whole lot of dancing going on, too. the Moore Musical Arts Center box marvelous singing. The enthusiasm most mellifluous voice in the cast, he Choreographer Laura Sturniolo- office, or by calling 372-0170. Tickets and virtuosity they exhibited made me can "sell" a song as well as any. Peggy Kissner has her charges doing every- are $2 with student I.D. Your ACME 4 DAYS ONLY : Brown Cow- hid. loot with ■ ticking top Wsewro September Music Station b»l.. Comptr* at $60.00 boot blow-out! "Special Values on Boot. from America's Top Majors. Extra savings whils thay last. Now thru Sunday."

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by Sco« RajnMad Carpealer FRIDAY E4MM With the area's top-rated morning show duo at the helm and a hull full of talent and promotions, the newest addition to the Toledo area radio air waves, WRQN-FM, 93.S, has set its course for the number one spot in the market. Targeting 18- to 49-year-olds, general manager/vice president Chuck Williams is spiritedly vying for the audiences of WIOT, 3WM and WMHE. Striking out with what he terms "Contemporary Hit Radio," he said he believes WRQN will fill a "big, big hole in the market." "We're formated for as large an audience as a station can own." Williams says young radio listeners enjoy the new hits and favorite oldies, seeking an entertainment outlet, while listeners over the age of 30 are looking more for accompaniment. "We cater to both," he said. "We fill a void in the market. What we play is an extended version of top 40 —something all people can enjoy." WRQN was born when T.M.F. Inc., now owners of the 3,000 watt. Class A station, purchased Bowling Green's WKIQ, changing the call letters before going on the air Aug. 1. "We needed our own identity," Williams said, "We didn't want to be WKIQ improved." He said the letters RQN came about because they illustrate the word ROCKIN'. T.M.F. also owns a station similar in format to RQN in Indiana and a black- oriented station in Florida. Though promoted as "Toledo's New Rock," RQN's signal, which is trans- formed in Haskins, is not received in some areas of the Class City. Williams maintains this is the result of two interference*. He said this time of year is poor for transmitting because of high humidity. A 50,000 watt radio station in London, Ontario, also dis- rupts their signal because both are on the same frequency.

FROM HIS DOWNTOWN Toledo office, Williams heads a team of famil- iar personalities, including former WOHO/3WM news director Chrystal Bostian and "The Toledo Kid," for- merly of WXEZ and WMHE. Probably the' best known members Dg news/Jerry Cartaneo of the RQN line-up are former WIOT The willy, off-the-wall pair. Buck and O'Connor recently made the transition from WIOT to "Toledo's New Rock," WRQN. Toe morning men Buck McWilliams and comedy learn hosts an early show called "Morning Sickness" Monday through Friday on the 93.S-FM station. Chris O'Connor. The morning comedy duo, Buck and O'Connor aired on FM McWilliams' counterpart, Chris and do what we did at IOT and take private party on the Maumee, complete 104 for the past year and brought the O'Connor, is a five-year veteran of RQN to number one." with a boat cruise, food, drink and a station to the number one slot in that IOT where he was news director. live band. time frame. Their RQN show, now O'Connor said the transition from Though the name "Morning Sick- called "Morning Sickness," is a com- hard rocking IOT to more mellow ness" is not an original title for a Appearances around town at such pilation of humor and music "not for RQN was an easy and welcome one. morning radio show, Mc Williams said get-together spots as Margarita's Can- the conservative imagination," McWil- it is "pretty appropriate." tina, in Bowling Green, are also part of liams said. "Music for us is a bit secondary. the promotion idea, Williams said. We're the real entertainment." Aside from the market's top talent Williams makes no bones about the "It's aggresive humor," he said, "It He added their stint at FM-104 was name, Williams boasts RQN also em- position RQN is striving for. "We're offends people who have no sense of due to end because they were becoming ploys the top three salespeople. "We're shooting for number one, it's that humor." bored. more business minded," he said. simple," he said. "We offer what no McWilliams, a 1980 graduate of the other (radio station) in the market University worked for four years at "WE ACHIEVED ALL we could. The station is promotion-oriented, offers." WIOT as an on-air personality and as We took 104 to number one over the he added, and is undergoing several music director. He describes his new past year. We were going to leave the projects to enhance exposure. In one "In the past (a radio station's pro- escapade as a "sometimes cynical, market because we had a number of such promotion, RQN is making car gramming) had to be hard or light — sometimes sarcastic view of world offers from around the country," he payments for listeners. In another, one extreme or the other. We believe it events." said. "But we decided to stick around they are offering a group of five a doesn't have to be that way." University Community Enjoys Exclusive Broadcast by Mary Ohm receives no University funding and is therefore entirely self-sufficient. Students residing on campus may not enjoy some opportunities available Most college stations are university to those off campus, yet they can make funded, Mitchell said, making WFAL use of one entertainment outlet inac- one of only a small number that is cessable to off-campus dwellers. commercial. WFAL, 680 AM, can only be received on campus. This is due to the fact that WFAL is also affiliated with both it broadcasts via carrier current, which the NBC and ABC networks. Accord- means its signal is transmitted through ing to Mitchell, it is one of few stations certain campus phone lines. Unfortu- nationwide which is affiliated with nately, according to Mardi Mitchell, even one major network. She added WFAL's General Manager, these lines that since WFAL airs programs from don't extend off campus. both networks, the station is well WFAL First began broadcasting in known across the country. 1970 as a sister station to the Universi- ty's WBGU, 88.1 FM. At that time the The Bowling Green Radio News two stations "performed together," Orgainzation provides news and sports according to Mitchell. She added the for both WFAL and WBGU. BGRNO two now operate independently of each is composed mainly of students en- other. rolled in the radio-tv-film and broad- Mitchell said the goals for the station cast journalism programs, according to are twofold: To teach the students and Judy Stockslager, head of the News provide an environment where they can Department. learn their trade; and to provide good on-air programming for the campus. Stockslager said people in the orga- The station's format has been ba- nization cover specific beats. Scott sically the same since it began, Mitchell Hyttenhove, who heads the Sports said. "We play album oriented rock 24 Department, said the reporters are hours a day." "judged" on a merit system. At the controls of WFAL, Mark Anderson reaches the campus community via phone lines. Internally, WFAL consists of a num- "If they do a good job covering their WFAL can be received only through the electrical current on campus. ber of departments, including sales, beat we give them the opportunity to WFAL has recently started a Sports Mitchell said the staffs of all the promotion, production, programming, broadcast, but they have to earn it." talk show that airs Tues. nights from 7 departments have become a great deal and traffic. All are responsible for until 9 p.m. According to Hyttenhove, more professional through the course different duties. HYTTENHOVE ADDED sports is who is co-host of the show, anyone can of the last four general managers. SALES IS ONE of the most impor- not as concerned with writing as news call in with a question pertaining to "You have to have experience," she tant of these departments, since the is. This is because sports is mostly sports and it will be answered on the said, "and this is the only place to get station is supported by advertising. It entertainment, he explained. air. it." Campus-Operated Station Known For Alternatives by Jut Schwarz unnecessary. them alternative music, a variety of "The DJs pick their music within the To be able to hear a number of WBGU, a campus-operated radio programming to serve the pubic guidelines of the format. They also different styles of music may require station, is known for it's alternative needs," Tony Perna, student general take requests. The purpose of this kind several adjustments of your radio dial. music format. manager, said. of format is to give the station a more WBGU-FM, 88.1, however, now "We are a public station so we put current and consistent sound than it's makes dial-spinning or button-pushing ourselves in the public shoe. We give "Alternative music is geared to give had in the past, and educate the staff -the listeners something different," musically, it's acquainting them with Perna said."You can turn on the radio the considerable number of records and hear something that you've never they have access to." heard before," he added. ANOTHER ASPECT to the alterna- The music on the station goes tive music format is the special shows through a screening process, Rich that are aired. Frank, co-music director, said. The music staff listens to almost every These shows are done by DJs inter- record that comes into the station and ested in the particular area of music, objectively decides if the song should such as rhythm and blues, reggae, be played, he added. country, jazz and classical, Dawn Ste- vans, program director, said. THE STATION stays away from top 40 music, but sometimes plays The station will also feature public different songs by the same groups. affairs syndicated shows such as "Con- For example, "Every Breath You sider the Alternatives," which deals Take" from the album Synchronicity with national and international issues, by the Police would probably not be and "European Profile" discussing the played. However, other cuts from the European point of view, and different album are eligible for airplay. aspects of different cities in Europe, Stevans said. The DJs have guidelines to follow, The station will also feature a con- Frank said, but have the freedom to cert series from the British Broadcast- choose particular songs. DJs not doing ing Company. speciality shows that concentrate on only one style of music, he said, must "This show is taped concerts of up play three current songs per hour and coming bands such as Echo and during their time on the air. These are the Bunnymen and Tears for Fears," songs that have debuted in the past two Stevans said. months, he added. They must also play one re-current song, which is between The station is currently working on a two and six months old, and one program guide which will list the spe- WBGU's Nick Oorini, an afternoon pi, and the rest of the radio station's crew spin a library pick, which are older records cial programs and when they are aired, wide variety of musk ranging from classical to adult contemporary. with considerable merit. she added. To Say The Least Party Knowhow May Aid Defending Against PD

I think I remember reading about a not continue. There is also an official 3) Don't drink. Drinking used to be kyScottl survey taken by some over-paid gov- government pamphlet called Beating what one did at parties. Now, however FRIDAY EsKor ernment body, Wanda, I think her PD: a weekend partier's guide to a not dinking is the chic thing to do. name was, dealing with what has been good time. Inhaling rubber cement is more fun With two weeks under our belts and termed a Party Deficiency among col- THIS BOOKLET ILLUSTRATES anyway. books and papers mounting, isn't it lege-aged people. PD is a sad thing. five ways to improve your partying 4) Bring a date. Raisins are okay too, about time to begin thinking about Many say it is the leading cause of skills: but cashews are appropriate only if it is partying. I know, "but there's already boredom among 18 to 22-year-olds. 1) Buy the pamphlet Beating PD: a a formal gathering. been a ton of parties." Wrong! There weekend partier's guide to a good time, 5) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. (Gov- have already been a ton of party Anyway, this survey contains some ernment report, right?) frightening statistics, like every other for $4.75. attempts. I'm talking about real par- 2) Invent innovative new games. If remembering these five sugges- ties. The kind you have fun at. survey conducted by over-paid govern- ment bodies. Forty-seven percent of all Nude Twister is no longer an in thing tions is too difficult for you, you are It is important that partying be- students who attend three to four with experienced partiers. Try nude probably an experienced partier al- comes part of a student's weekly sched- parties in a 7.6 week period between 10 Monopoly. (It's interesting how crea- ready. This does not meen that your ule because, as the saying goes, "all p.m. and 1:37 a.m., for instance, are tive you can be when you play without skills cannot be improved upon. Just work and no play makes Johnny bang more likely to die in a steamroller the paper money, especially when you remember the 3P method of partying: his head against a wall and generally mishap than a 38-year-old CPA is to own Board Walk and Park Place and Plan, Party and Pay someone to clean act like a stupid imp." marry a moose. These statistics need your opponent owes rent.) up afterwards.

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An amocent young man SUNOAV "CART Escort Redar W.rung RIQ -.0 Maadow Corona Part. NVI ■ MAGIC OF OL PAINT re charmed into eestslvrg a SEPTEMBER 11. 1983 200" Ibve bom Leangton. OH). KSPN) INSIOE FOOTBALL 9W EVENING AT POPS ■ TONIGHT Host Johnny ING W-M Flower, beeutdul woman at a Rural AFTERNOON (TMa MOV: 4 4 TeraruJ MO Carton. Guasts: Irnda Ron imuggkng scheme "Carmen deLavallsde" O • BBXY GRAHAM ■ WONDER WOMAN 12:00 of" (1982) Fred Wad. Befcnda Acbesaydencar Carmen dale ■tadl. Rrchard BanaBTan S:0O Bauar CRUSADE VVonder Woman saves tha t-rry BFACE THE NATION vaaeda parlorms two ettapra- • ABC NEWS NIGHT- countiy of Masskar by catching a • MOVIE •*<> "Bot- a GRIZZLY ADAMS A loal 6:00 O THE MANY MOODS LINE trve soto dances: Ihs late Arthur OF BUFFY SAINTE-MARtE tha lhaaf who stota tha royal dsrbna" (19B0I Charles Bron cougar cub. slaked by a bappsr a SPOKESMAN ■ • LATE NIGHT AMERI- Iretaa conducts Ihs Boston Tha amgar-aongwwrtar parforma arwaai son. Bruno Kefey. A poaca offi- and a pack of wofves. becomes a FIRING LINE Do Cnd Pops Orchssbs at a motrcBl CA Jamas Hotton. Ph.D. a cer trtae lo smash a smugrjkng aawaraf of har 40f>pfua compo- • MOVIE »» Beta Of the obsKt ol a desperate search ftighls Equal Allirmetive program leefuretg a meiaey paYChotogMI. raatusssi how Roaanta" 11945) Roy Rogara retg thai esplorts Mesrcan afcana by Gri/rty Atterns and Mad Achonf Guests John H Bun- aHloni, awfutftng * Natno North tha waathar aflscta your mood*. bom Grgr" and Cad Keig s "I Amancan CMd" an Oara Evans by puttetg them to work at Jack Mf. Morn. B Abram Irnda Robsrt G. Alan, atvastmant Feel The Ealh Move." Rl 8:30 uruehng .waatshops. aEARLEBRUCE Chaver aapan. rsvasrs at has book Cra- a HEE HAW Guests Paul • SUPERBAND 83 Tha ■ MAGIC OF FLORAL a BOXING ScruKkaed 12 a MEET THE PRESS Weaama Slave Wanna. W4 ahng Waohh that anyona can 6:30 PAINTING VVaowowars Kjn round boat lorry Hoanes vs a ON THE ISSUE lad Scott. Mrffeon Doaa Band. bva tatacaat laaturaa tha Totado bacoma a maaortava. a VylNE. WHAT PLEA- Symphony Otchatva and rnaat- Brack Background) Scon Frank far the WBC Haevy a FIRING LINE Do i ..I SURE Cabernet Sauvrgnon BSPH) COLLEGE FOOT- • TWILIGHT ZONE Anna, wergtn Chempronsh«) ol the Right. Equal Allrtmettve tro Yuval /afcouk baBa buys has kna»li Chnaaa And Marbst The Cabernets of BALL Nona Dame vs. Purdue BJ LOTTERYI tPranwjrol An World Bare bom Araknbc City. Ackon' Gratals. John H. Bun- Bra4su. Bagasa CaBsrs and Rl an nt I laatraj aM. and -NJ) aaL Murrrs B. Abrfart. Lrnde B:30 har huaband Erich raaanta a Ottaea Val and da Metbjl bom • LOVE BOAT Apr. Lopei CasBest. Rudurrlur.l H4 ae leeture.1 a • ONE DAY AT A 11:40 fChero) aduma she crew trtat a NOVA ffoun Of A Bark) TBME The grai and rhee caafc priBM 10 hefty wawara ■ MOVkl •* '■ Eya 01 aba ei kkatati Atrrataa. 'an gy Watchai A Fern With leases reepectrve spouees dacrda to cawnvy. Tha Cat llM»IM»Ju>al Sana **>, No Man ototuaeawa young pksaawrjai Ihomee aWaotaal and nauad solve thee houany probfcSm by Of Hay Own 119*01 Barbara WASHINGTON ■to. Gava> Hararaciari A fraady lajkihaal J. Foal until prob Or. lesna Thorn moaeng et together Rl rtaphsra aoaka to obtan raa Stanwyck. John lunsl A worn arms, and a young human Resell 6:00 ITMCI MOVIE 4 4 4' an -a basckmaaad ataar aaaum • MOVIE *** RwLobo aunt » vast lortuna by paryng IMary McOonoi^il decakr. lo of ska (fillma ■ ABCNEW8Q Btada BkstayB, - HB82I Hayrr- 1IS7II John Wayna. JMMMT rafa idanm of a dead pas abandon her vagtnrty. IRI Q NTER • THeS OLD HOUSE Bob son Ford. Ringer Haua In a Sanaa. luBu 111| a baas crsah aSTAR SEARCH Vea araBs da grounds sash a O-NaB. An at OMI War cofonaf olcan (TMCI BJeOVK 4*4 l«n- world of fJta hHura B special rida a Jmm town of capat- 11:48 ■ STAR TREK The E9PHI WOMEN'S BeV- pesi" (I9S2I John Car, ettr peace otbeer a aaaajvtad to HPM TOP RANK BOXING LIAROS Wortd kYvrtstronel 7 Gene Rowlands penfsrs put on new red ceda beck down and dssuoy lour cl S.S. Botany Bay. aortal at CSPW CFL FOOTBALL from Hammond. M. (ft) Bad Clierrusonstup Match 6 12:30 clepboada IRIq rerwrgeds anckoajs 'ft' apace ccevuarwrg 72 bcakas at SaafcaMhanan Roughridwi at S:30 a a NFL TODAY ■ STAR TREX rcacw. cap- BaSO auapa ad srumaraon. Ottawa Rough fudara a SNEAK PREVIEWS Neal a NFL 'S3 Sunday Chronr lure the Ettearpraa and thraslari • • THE JEFFERSONS ■ MATINEE AT THE rla deebuchon unarss they ere MO 12:0O fishier and Jeffrey Lyons host cats" prohbrs Betlanore Cobs Lousse's ssatous curroaty roach- ■ MOVIE * * Tha Savaga BIJOU Faaturad: "Tha Man an mlormeirve took M what . heal coach Frank Kuah. taken to lha pas-rat I den es creranaf proportrons whan 01 01 WALL STREET star Maker (19441 atarrmg J. t" (II7BI David Chiang. Tr new at the movers a THIS WEEK WITH ■ UNDERSEA WORLD aba lab. Helen mo ruBsang har WEEK Somathng Naw From Carrol Naaah: a 1946 cartoon, OF JACQUES COUSTEAU LungPsMJ 10:00 DAVID BRINKLEY break into George . office Bale Tampkvton' Gusst: John M. two shorts, and a 1945 naws- ■ MOVIE * Snail Sauan' a FANTASY ISLAND A BISPNI NFL GAME OF THE Nrght Of Tha SojuKf The say Rl Tarnpfaton. praaiOant. Tha Tarn- ieH (HI age yet toucfang apawisng ritu- ptaton Funds. 11979) Ovistophar Conna«y. reporter (Conrue Stevens) bars WEEK (Rl • MOVIE 4 4 1, Beukm 6:30 al ol the ekaws See Arrow (TMO MOVIE ** Go«i EbaSommar. lo expose Mr. Roerka aa a 1:00 land" Rat II (19801 Lesley ■ 13 REPORTS Soseds of lha Pacrfrc a tkame South (19781 Jack Ntcnotoon. 0 LAUREL AND HARDY baud, and a man (Gary rranfc) • ■NFL FOOTBALL Da Ann Warren Paul Rood Sarah bead. Mary Staanburgan. A capturad 12:30 • StSKEL B EBERT AT burs lo prove thai hat tolrfcar les Cowboys el St Lotas Cark Kenrkrck a young Sourherna THE MOVIES Stake! and (ESPN) ALL AMERICAN vnfh a phaandaatg husband horaa thiaf m oftarad a chanca • FRIDAY NIGHT brother was not a dasarrer. (ft) BBBB Ebart take a look at "Tha Bold FUTURrTY fhrs 440 ywd lakes lam control of les pianta to aacapa hangng by marryatg VIDEOS Tha J Gads Band. • MEETING PLACE Bahop race lor 4 vea-oM quartet hors- Daryl Hal » John Oaaaa. Dutan New So.uefcly In Movers." • NEWS non. Baaaeh Land. Rl n a young lady from tha town m Sotaroa of Toronto end tha Rev es ofhtrs a pursa of mots than Diaan. Tha Ctaah and Tha tocueetg on tha wand toward a OSU: COUNTDOWN Aposllos Drefcopanagrolakis • a MASTERPIECE whjch ha'a anprtaonad. PG one etaBron dolas (bom Rurdo Pomtor Sralari ara faaturad -n more enrpaut saa scenes at TO KICK-OFF THEATRE The llama TIMS 8:00 ufskrals bom the Si Oernebsoa so. NM) musical mam laaturaa Oka) a today's farne E9PNI SPORTSCENTER Greek Orthodoa Church St bVtrt- Of Tluke: A Reef Sportsman 01 01 MOVIE **vt Pac- (TMCI MOVK 444 "TeaB, EaTNl NFL GAME OF THE (TMCI MOVIE **■■, Young When e leopard vtvedes tha kaV It m (19821 ffcchard tan Pnvata Baals'' aagmant taatur- napegMan (Rl paal" 11982) John Cassavetes. WEEK (R) Doctor. In Love" (1982) Pafcnw home. Haewad etsrSI. aw. Paula PrantaM. A mamad ng Tha Stray Cats. ■ NFL FOOTBALL Pitt, Gene Rowtaruk A New York ■ JIMMY SWAGGART 7*0 Michael McKean. Sean Young, d must be hunted down and ooupla daoda 10 mows with burgh Steefars a Green Bay cfeteci leave, tha preasures of ■ THE MUPPETS Guest A young surgeon bras lo over ■ dssboyetl Rat 5) R) 8mr chadran from tha praaauraa (TMO HOVE •>* AaoV Packers urban Me and ntataga and Oaca. I1BB0I Casharata Mac. Barnadetla Paler! come luo tear of the krufe at true • • WASHINGTON a ITS YOUR BUSHINESS of Loa Angalaa to a '■mplar'' escapes to a Greek aland werh • CSC NEWS spoof of soap opera caches, 'ft' Ma n tha w*da of Oragon (Rl Cof. Barry Storoa. WEEK IN REVIEW a-tlWJIlftlm^ •••••>>»» saw :-.. ->.r n< ■■■>•.<■■ .•'»,•.•'.'WA-C; .%•;.•■ .:;•;.■:;•<£■ .-.v.nvv.vvuMSr'' 11:0O port a sat Of encyctoperkas that 9:30 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER 0 HOGAN'S HEROES A 0 ON THE LINE 8:30 000NEWS are traed with mansjana (R) 0 0 GOODNIGHT. NEWSHOUR Parisian cabaret entertainer IESPN) SPORTSCENTER 0 0 BUGS BUNNY'S 0 NUMERO UNO Franca s becomes mvolveit m Hogan's 0 F.R. SCOTT: RHYME BEANTOWN Jenny bekeves (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER 11:OB MAD WORLD OF TELEVI- Matt hM double crossed her Jean Claude K4y. winner of ell espionage capers ONEWS SION Aramated The board of OR REASON This portrait of 7:30 three alpine sfceng gold medals (ESPN) NFLS GREATEST tht writer, poet. pNkoaophar when a story she s working on 11:15 deectors at OTTV upset over 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Take a m the I96B Wmiar Olympics rs MOMENTS 1978 and 1979 and co foundei of the Coopera- tees mio hw lap (Hi baeoon rule Over the skies of IESPN) COLLEGE FOOT- low latmgs haa the mwacreCfc- protatd (Rl V ear s MI Revstw'' mg rabbrt as thev presvJant. (Rl tive Commonwealth Federation • WALL STREET JOUR- northeast Otwo: Brooke Shields BALL Boston College vs Clem 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Tan (TMC) MOVIE **»'v includes rarrunnacancas from NAL REPORT date with Prince Albert ol ton(R) (TMC) MOVIE *** : years altar an atomic war. lour Superman II (1980) Christo- Gvnme Shatter' (19701 Ron David Lewis biographer Leon 10:00 Monaco soldiers discover a starving v* pher Reeve Mar got K.dder 11:30 mg Stones. Jefferson Aaplana East, socrologait Marcrl Riou. O 0 TRAPPER JOHN. 0 THREE S COMPANY lags O MAUOE Maude insists and poet Lows Dudek (R) Q M.D. A too*!* (Aleie Hemd Whee savng Paris hom a nucle- This documentary of the Rorkng 0 BARNEY MILLER Bar 0 BUSINESS REVIEW ar einlosMxi Superman on wit that she is not jealous whan Stones' 1969 American tour 0 GIMME A BREAK (on) tries to convince Goruo lo nay's brthdev n celebrated (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER trngry frees the trio of powerful Vivian returns from a vacation includes scenes of the rioting 0 TOO CLOSE FOR COM- quK his post ai Sen Francisco whve a man steers froten sur- 1 1:06 vrliams who ware origmaHy lookvig 10 years younger. (Part and murder at an Altamont FORT Memorial IRI plus chKfcane and another man imprisoned by his Kryptoman II Speedway free concert 0 0 SNEAK PREVIEWS O AFTER THE AXE A he assaults a reporter lor prerrvs 0 MAGNUM. P.I. A Chi father PG •tOO 0 MOVIE *** Smae tonal central character a 45 lurety writing ins obituary (ESPNI PKA FULL CON- nese gvl (Suesie Elena) hves BOO O0 MOVIE **» 'Mevj 1197SI Bruce Dern. Barbara Fel year old markehng vice presi 0 DEDICATION SIMUC- TACT KARATE (Rl Magnum lo protect a priceless 0 0 MOVIE **ft Tho In America (19821 Susan don A smaD-town beauty dent who rs abruptly hied from CAST 11:30 and much-sought-after urn . O BOWLING Motions 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A pilot Hull/ pianrsl Rots Tompkins 0 THE A-TEAM The team's fast tormel dance □ rebounded from near extinction maestro of the Los Angeles CruaVng* (Richard Besenari) crash Ian*. (Rl plan to thwart a jumbo ret 0 AMERICAN JOURNEY Jack Lord narrates. (R) Phvharmomc rehearses, ooo- 0 NBC ALL-STAR HOUR 0 0 LATENIGHT AMERI- on a distant planet ducis and offers off stage bitching lath to peKes. leaving (ESPN) WOMEN'S BIL- Many NBC series stars CA John Mouseman ckscusses (TMC) MOVIE * h Body (ESPN) TOP RANK BOXING Henfuoal at the eeport and a LIAROS impressions ol overtures from including Ann Jttksn. Nell his long awarted autobiography And Soul (19811 leon Isaac lme from Naahvate. TN three Ross** operas IRI temporarily bended Murdocfc at Kennedy. Jeyna Kennedy A ■too Carter. Vicki Lawrence Joel Final Dress, which describes the aver alt's controls. (R) 9:30 10:30 Htggms. Byron Aden and Sheeny young black turns lo prifehght- 0 0 SIMON & SIMON lirs <. hilithoud as well as res per 0 HAPPY DAYS Chachi is 0 FAMILY TIES © KENNETH COPELAND long - appear V) musical num sonal end professional trie 6* nig lo raise the money he needs O WOMEN OF THE SUN torn between his love lor music 10:00 (TMC) MOVIE ** Timer id bars end comedy sketches HI a bar* Matusow. lormer network tor meikcal school R 0 WE GOT IT MADE and Joame whan she decides to O THE NATIONAL / er 11982) Fred Ward. Belinda salute lo the network's new GD S JAZZ IN AMERICA TV newswu- i grves the inside move back to Milwaukee (R) 11:40 JOURNAL Bauer A motorcyclist unwit- season scooii on TV news and its O MOVIE ** The Cham "Max Roach" Cecil Bridgewe- tingly Havers through a tvne 0 ST. ELSEWHERE Dr ter. Odean Pope and Calvin Mill 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE! anchors 0 0 NOVA lasM Fever" pagne Murders (19681 Antho Craig's new friendship with a warp and winds up among jovi Man Roach in performance Featured a champion wood 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A The story of a mysterious, high ny Perkins. Yvonne Furneaui A visiting Hungarian doctor mten 19th century Western outlaws chopper beats a woochphlting at Blues AHey m Waahmgton. weaHhy okl man makes Me chf ly lethal disease which struck a playboy teams to be at the can- srfres. and Or White's personal PG machine: a water ifceng horse licult lor Ins greedy reece even DC Nigerian vtaage in 1969 is doc ter of a series of murders that problems worsen when ha is 11:00 praciKes its specialty after he rfcet umented (R)Q lofcows the sale of a champagne involved m a serious car aco 9:30 OICSlNiws 0 0 SURVIVAL Secrets 11:40 © MOVIE * * The Legend company lo an American hrm of dent IRI 0 CHEERS Sam s successful Of The African Baobab Orson O THE NATIONAL O MOVIE ** '- Assign- 01 Alfred Packer (1980) Bob unprrxkctable eccentrics 0 DYNASTY Someone hies cadar brother pays a visit and Welles narrates a close-up por 0 MONTY PYTHON'S maul Munrch 119)721 Richard Damon. Patrick Dray Five men to destroy Blake and Krystte's stra.es up a romance with trad of Africa s great baobab WEDffESOAY FLYING CIRCUS Baseliari. Roy Schmder The struggle to survive whee strand- SEPTEMBER 14, 1983 marriage, while another Diana (Part II (R) 0 ISRAELI OIARY Vilifies tree, famed by Alan and Joan (ESPN) PKA FULL CON- governmeni is assrsimt by a ed v> the bitter cofrj ol a Rocky eVEWNG unknown individual plots to Navon The former Israeli Presi- Root •» Kenya's Tsano National saloon owner m recovemg Mountain winter murder two of the Camngton TACT KARATE (R) dent tasks with Sidney Rosen Park. (Rl 8:O0 stolen ooM during World War II women (R) Q 10:00 Wet about the Lebanon invasion 0 MOVIE * * * No Way 8:30 12:O0 GOOD NEWS 0NEWS 0 0 KNOTS LANDING and the formation of the mquvy To Treat A Lady (1968) Rod 0 JOAN* LOVES CHA- 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE O HAWAII FIVE-O McGar 0 RICHARD REEVES' Vaiene is uafctd after conlesav>g commission shortly after the SteMjer. George Segal A pay CHI Chachi thinks Joan* is tui 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER rett leers j ganuland war rs AMERICA Political columnist toCia s mivder (R) chohc keter of elderly women carrying a torch for her hrst NEWSHOUR massacre of Palestinian retu imminent when it seems a Richard Reeves talks about hrs 0 THE NATIONAL / gees dresses m various disguises and love. Bobby Arnold, who shows 0 MORK AND MINOY mamland syndKaie is trying to 18 000 mee up aoroaa the JOURNAL eludes a persistent detective up at DetveccfMO s (Rl Q Mork takes Mmdy to Ork (or (ESPN! SPORTSCENTER takeover US and the book and teksw 0 HILL STREET BLUES (TMC) MOVIE **# "The (ESPN) AUTO RACING thee honeymoon 1 1:15 0NEWS svjn documentary which result 0 BISHOP LUERS SWING Road Warrior 119811 Mel G4.. NASCAR Wrangler 400' 0 AEROBIC DANCING ONEWS 0 THREE STOOGES ad hom theirs? CHOIR CONTEST The leva* son. Bruce Spence In an Aus- (from Richmond VA) IRI (ESPN) PLAY YOUR BEST 0 ABC NEWS (TMC) MOVIE ** ', I. The ITMCIMOV* **•>'* The of the 8th annual competition treka of the future where civ.li 9 OO TENNIS Basic* of the 11:30 Jury' 11982) Armande Man Who Would Be King lor high school swing chora are ration rs reduced to a coaacnon O A VERY SPECIAL PER- Groundsiroke'' (Rl 0 ENTERTAINMENT Assante Barbara Carrara (I97SI Sean Connery Michael highlighted of rural communes, a former SON Featured a protea of Jack fl:30 THIS WEEK Featured a look 12:30 Casne Based on the story by 0NEWS highway cop makes a 2000 Lunch 0 0 CBS NEWS at some hot young comics: Ann 0 LATE NIGHT WITH Rudyard Kajkng Two British 0 ICE HORIZONS'S3 m4a run for sanctuary m a 0 MOVIE *#'. Beuleh 0 NBC NEWS Jvken and Madeline Kehn talk DAVID LETTERMAN sokkers sat out to claim the (TMC) MOVIE **', Ore promised land R' laml (Part 3) (19801 Lesley 0 ABC NEWS Q about thee new TV aeries. Guests author Joseph Goutden riches and power of a remote. gonslayer (1981) 8:30 Ann Warren. Paul Rudd. Sarah 0 BOB NEWHART 0 MOVIE **«-» The comedian Richard Lewis legendary kingdom PG O 0 SQUARE PEGS John comes out of the Ove War. her 0 BUSINESS REPORT 11:00 Desperate Hours (1955) Hum- 0 ABC NEWS NIGHT- 10:30 O 00 NEWS ny Slash's home-run streak husbands stecide and the IESPN) HORSE RACING phrey Bogert. Fredrc March A LINE destruction of Beuleh Land with 0 THE TRAM. NORTH 0 MATTERS OF LIFE group of escaped convicts hold attracts the attention of 1982 WEEKLY 12:40 a tierce resolve to reoued the 11:O0 ANO DEATH Seeds Of Sur- a terrified femvy captive m thee National League Rookie of the (TMC) MOVIE eYS-H True Year Slave Sax (Rl 0 COLUMBO Colombo plantation (Rl Q ConlassKms (I98U 00000 NEWS vival' ' A group of farmers aspa- own home 0 THREE'S COMPANY 0 RICHARD REEVES' nanca problems cms ad by eivesiigaies the death of the 7x00 0 MOVIE * * M "Red Lme •too r^rnpargn manager of a senato- Jack is pitted agemi a hard- AMERICA chemical farming and the eco 0 0 M*A*SaH Hoi Lv»s 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT 7000 119651 James Cam. rial canrfctkate (Jnckie Cooper) ened professional boaer (R) Q O TWILIGHT ZONE notrac amScufuea of shrltrng decides to plant a tana capsule TONIGHT Laura Devon The eves end (H. 0 0 LIFELINE Or J Akn 0 ART BEAT back to organ* methods k>ves of three racing enthueies ts at the 407 7th and awyyone 0 HAWAII FIVE-O A teen TUESDAY Hafter Jr Dr HaHer Children s age grl framed for murder runs 0 TWILIGHT ZONE reflect the tensions involved searches for appropriate items THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13. 1983 Surgeon kiCheH at Johns Hop- away lo a rekgroua cull. 0 TIME OUT with the sport to syrnbok/e thee wartime kns Hospital m Battanora. MO. SFPTEMBER 15. 1883 0 SO SCHEMBECHLER experiences. (R) EVENING 0 FAMILY FEUD IESPN) SPORTSCENTER rsproHed Q EVENING 0 MONTY PYTHON'S 0 MOVIE **', Beuleh OtOO 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 11:Oo FLYING CIRCUS Land (Part 2) (19801 Lesley 0O00NEWS B:30 PRAIRIE 8:00 ONEWS O TOM JONES Guest 0 FOR MY PEOPLE Arm Warren. Paul Rudd. A 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 BUSINESS REPORT 0000NEW8 11:16 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER Oen.se Wvfcams 0 M#A*S»H 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 11:40 severe shortage of cash, a lee (ESPN) SPORTSWEEK (R) NEWSHOUR 0 9 TO 6 Vvjktt. Judy and 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER 0 CHAIRMAN OF THE and her love for a Yankee 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER 11:30 0 MORK AND MINDY Dor alee are busted for soliciting NEWSHOUR BOARD Top* ceprtal puraah- threaten Sarah's control over NEWSHOUR 0 MAUDE the plantation (R)Q Opposed to Mark S marriage. when they mctonkghl as cos (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER 0 MORK AND MINDY turned telegram dafcvary gvts 0 NFL FOOTBALL San Orson decides to stop it by 7:30 0 THE MEETING WILL 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Diego Chargers at Kansas City turrwng hen mm a (Jog. (Rl 0 P.M. MAGAZINE COME TO ORDER Gloria's job rs leopardued by MONOAY ChrafsQ 0 COMPUTER PRO- 10:00 (ESPN) SPORTSWEEK 0 THREES COMPANY hsr afcotMbc bother (Caff SEPTEMBER 12. 1M3 0 0 GREAT PERFOR- GRAMME One Thing Altar 0 THE NATIONAL / 8:30 0 BARNEY MILLER Potts) (R) MANCES Bftfktshead Ravi- Another " Explanations of the JOURNAL 00CBS NEWS tvtnma 0 SPOKESMAN 0 TONIGHT Host Johnny sited. A Twitch Upon The concept of the computer pro- 0 HART TO HART The 0 NBC NEWS •too gram and the binary number Harts discover that a celebrated 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Carson Guests: actress aatgar OO00NCW8 Thread Juke and Charles make 0 ABC NEWS Q plane to get married urmf lord system lecfuaa (Andrew Duggan) is IESPN) PKA FULL CON- 0 BOB NEWHART Jennrler Hafkdey ( Draam- 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE grrls '). lighter Tut Cobs). 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