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Mostly cloudy today. High near 60. Cloudy with rain expected tonite. Low good near 40. morning BGBowling GreenNews State University Thursday October 14, 1982 Economic recovery on way, Reagan says WASHINGTON (AP) - President down - and get Americans back on the ministration. how. Reagan said Wednesday night that job," Reagan said. He said Democrats would seek leg- to temporarily ease joblessness. omy heads into recovery. And make despite a "pounding economic hand- In the Democratic response, Sen. "THE POUNDING ECONOMIC islation to protect American indus- "Let's forget about party politics no mistake, America is recovery over" that has left 11 million Ameri- Donald M. Riegle of Michigan said, hangover America is suffering from tries from unfair competition from and take a look at how our country got bound and the world knows it." cans unemployed, the nation is "The truth is that this administration didivt come about overnight and there abroad, change the credit system to into this fix and what we can do to get Riegle's retort: "Staying the course "recovery-bound and the world knows has created two courses ... one of is no single, instant cure," Reagan reduce interest rates, reduce defense her out of it," Reagan said. makes sense for them (tile Republi- it." them a very fast economic track for a said. He added that "there's plenty of spending and restore cuts in Social "Bringing down inflation and interest cans). They're not paying the price. The president said his economic few, the other filled with potholes and blame to go around," for the eco- Security benefits. rates is creating a positive reaction You are." programs will bring a resurgence roadblocks for the rest of us." nomic morass, but claimed none for that will boost employment. He said the administration policies built to last" because it will create "Unemployment is the problem up- himself or his economic program. The president stuck to his Reaga- have "led to incredible economic newiobs without rekindling inflation. permost on many people's minds," In his response, Riegle - whose nomics and said his economic pro- "I WISH THERE WERE a quicker, problems for millions of Americans "This time we are going to keep Reagan said. "Getting Americans state suffers from a 16 percent jobless gram was a necessary prelude to easier way, some magic short cut, but who never thought they'd be in unem- inflation, interest rates and govern- back to work is an urgent priority for rate - said, "The course needs to be bringing down unemployment, de- unemployment is always one of the Eloyment lines - or welfare lines - or ment spending, taxing and borrowing all of us, and especially tor this ad- changed," and the Democrats know spite pressure to apply a "quick fix" last things to turn around as an econ- read lines." DCII charge enforced EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third She added that offenders face an Bess said that even if the breatha- story in a four-part series dealing automatic license suspension of 30 lyzer test does not register at .01 with the purpose of and the need for days and in the case that a persons Kircent alcohol, that does not mean legal services for students. A side bar suspected of driving under the influ- e person is not drunk. can be seen on page three and and a ence refuses to take a breathalyzer related comment can be seen on page test, their license will be automat- "They could still be drunk, just not two. ically suspended for six months. quite at the legal definition of intoxi- Dean Gerkens, associate director of cation," he said. "It's because of liieir by Marcla Sloan Campus Safety and Security, said driving that we pulled them over, not copy editor that there are several steps proceed- their breath, and we may still insist ing a DUI arrest. that they have someone else drive Driving under the influence of alco- When we see a car weaving in the home." hol or drugs is dangerous - not only to street, going extremely slow . . .and the offender, who is risking his own we suspect them of DUI, we'll pull Although an individual may be ar- life, but to the general public as well. them over and give the driver a rested on charges of DUI. that does While the degree of enforce- ' not necessarily mean thijy ment and penalties placed on will be convicted of th.3t DUI offenders may help an- charge. swer part of the question of public safety, the offenders A STUDENT at the Univer may have numerous legal sity, who will be referred to questions concerning the vio- as Bill, was arTested for DUI lation and their rights. on campus after celebrating According to William Bess, his 21st birthday. Bill said director of Campus Safety that because it was his first and Security, many students offense, his lawyer was able are not aware of the conse- to plea bargain the charge' Suences of being convicted of from driving under the influ- UI. ence to wreckless operation "I think there are an awful and loss of physical control. lot of students who aren't Following the breathalyzer aware of the seriousness of test, which showed that Bill being arrested while intoxi- had a high level of alcohol in cated," he said. "It's danger- his body, he posted bond and ous, and the state of Ohio is set a court date. pretty tough with violators." "When you're picked up for DUI you have a required Bess said a person convicted of DUI normal field sobriety test (walking in court appearance, and since I had will automatically have six points put a straight line, touching finger to tip never gone to court before, I really on their license record, will have to of nose, etc.)," he said. "If we have wasn't sure what would happen," he attend a driver's improvement class, reason to believe they're under the said. "I wanted some legal advice so I and will have an increase in car influence, we'll take them down to the went and saw Dr. (Lynn) Ward over insurance rates. He added that they city police and give them a breatha- in the legal studies department. may also have to spend time in jail. lyzer test. "He gave me the names of a couple A SPOKESPERSON, from the "IF IT REGISTERS that there is of lawyers he recommended and told Bowling Green Municipal Court, who .01 percent alcohol in their body, then me about what he thought it would asked that her name not be used, said they are legally drunk, and they can cost." in-state violators also have to post a either post bond and have someone bond of $400 after the initial arrest, else drive them home, or spend a THE ATTORNEY Bill hired charged while out-of-state offenders post a night in the county jail until the bond him a straight fee of $500 and said $500 bond. is posted." see DUI paqe 3 Health Center wait in the makes students ill NEWS by Carolyn Van Schalk $2.53 for building maintenance and and Erin Eimont $13.90 for salaries, treatment, and programming. Parents plead innocent Andy Howell, a senior marketing Dr. Bobby Arrowsmith, associate major, went to the University Health dean of students, said there are two ELYRIA. Ohio (AP) — The parents Center for medical care last week, alternatives to the problem. BG Newsphoo/Ron Hafl,er and was told he would have to wait as of a child who died of starvation Down for the Count much as two-and one-half hour to see "Either provide more general fee have pleaded innocent to criminal funds to employ physicians, or (re- charges of involuntary manslaugh- Jazz pianist and band leader Count Bassie and his orchestra performed at a doctor. ter and two counts of child endan- the Toledo Masonic Auditorium Friday night. Sandy Wagner, a junior political structure) what we are doing now," gering. see related story, page 4 science major has also waited at the Arrowsmith said. A county grand jury indictee' Henry center. and Juanita Morgan last week in the THIS INCLUDES cutting services Sept. 14 starvation death of their "I went to the Health Center Friday at the Health Center as an option, he and there was a two-and one-half hour said. Arrowsmith suggested one op- daughter. Chalcedoney. Protest: wait," Wagner said. tion could be cutting hours in the The Morgans. Henry. 32. and Jua- Howell and Wagner, among other evenings to provide more services nita, 29. reportedly lived out of students, are discontent with such a during the peak hours. their car and supported themselves long waiting period, but the new di- Lloyd offered some suggestions to by doing odd jobs when possible Poles riot over outlaw of Solidarity rector of the Health Center, Dr. Jan- the situation. Morgan has said his religious be- ice Lloyd, said that she hopes to "Students could come in earlier in liefs prevented him from seeking WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Nearly 4,- information in Gdansk often have to The Soviet news agency Tass, in a alleviate this problem. the day," Lloyd said. "Students could or accepting help. 000 Poles demonstrated in two south- drive 50 miles to find a telephone to dispatch from Warsaw, voiced appro- come to the preventive education ern cities Wednesday after two days call fellow correspondents covering val of the tough measures, saying Lloyd, who took over the position programs put on by the Health Center of clashes on the Baltic coast over the the situation from Warsaw. Polish "authorities are taking the last July when Dr. Henry Vogtsberger and the Well." outlawing of Solidarity. In one city, necessary measures to restore tran- retired, understands the students' Suit filed against Prycr Nowa Huta, riot police used tear gas AN ESTIMATED 10,001 shipyard quility in accordance with martial frustrations. Other projects Lloyd suggested in- and water cannon to rout 3,000 steel workers struck for eight hours Mon- law.'' "I wish we had a good system," she clude providing informational hand- OAKLAND (AP) — A lawyer htis workers, witnesses said. day and Tuesday in Gdansk and Gdy- said. "I hope that the students under- outs for students. These handouts filed a libel suit against comedian In the other city, Wroclaw, about nia, and riot police battled protesters UNDERGROUND LEADERS of stand that we really want to treat may help students recognize signs, Richard Pryor. claiming his feelings 700 people taunted police with shouts in Gdansk after each work stoppage, Solidarity in Gdansk circulated a leaf- them efficiently." symptoms, and possible ways to pre- and reputation were hurt by a lint: of ''Gestapo!" to protest the outlaw- witnesses said. let, meanwhile, urging workers to vent illness. Also, Lloyd said she Pryor delivered before an audience ing of Solidarity Friday and the impo- A ham radio operator in Gdansk boycott new trade unions authorized LLOYD ADDED that the biggest would like to set up a cold clinic at the and repeated in a film. sition of martial law exactly 10 was quoted as saying two protesters by the martial law regime and pre- Eroblem is lack of funding. Tight center that woula enable students to Michael R. Ashburne of Oakland months ago. The crowd In Wroclaw were killed, but this could not be pare tor regional general strur.es. udget constraints allow for only a take their own temperature and blood said in his Alameda County Superior later dispersed peacefully, the wit- confirmed. At the Vatican, Polish-born Pope limited number of physicians and pressure before they see the doctor. Court suit that he was damaged when Official sources, however, said John Paul II offered encouragement staff members. The Health Center Lloyd said she is also willing to accept Pryor quipped before 1.000 people workers had staged a one-hour work to his fellow Poles Wednesday for operates with three full-time doctors, any student suggestions or even stu- in Los Angeles: "I used to have a A Western correspondent in Gdansk stoppage Tuesday at a factory in what he called their efforts of recent four full-time nurses and clerical dent volunteers willing to help at the black lawyer ... he took me for ■aid witnesses reported fresh riots western Poznan, the first acknowl- years for the "common good." workers, three persons who work in center. hook, line and sinker." bad broken out Wednesday near the edgement by officials that unrest had In Washington, White House deputy the lab, and a full-time pharmacist. The event was taped and made into LLOYD ADDED that it is impor- the film "Richard Pryor. Alive on shipyard in the Baltic port, but later spread beyond the Gdansk area fol- rpress secretary Larry Speakes said, These persons are responsible for reports from Western correspondents lowing the outlawing of Solidarity. 'On this sad anniversary of 10 months treating approximately 1,000 patients tant for students to be aware of their Sunset Strip." ■aid there had been no rioting and Authorities put the Gdansk ship- of martial law in Poland ... the work- per week. own health situation. "The film is clearly libelous on that the city was calm. The Foreign yard under military rule Tuesday, ers are expressing their will and "I want this to be a Health Center its face." Ashburne's suit claims. Ministry said reports of unrest in and workers were warned they could determination to have a say in their Funding for the Health Center and many of the people who saw Gdansk were false. face up to five years in prison for own future, particularly in the wake comes from the student general fee. where you can come and get quality the film "understood" Pryor was Communications with the Baltic striking. The penalty is more moder- of the government's de-legalization of Of the $160 paid per student for each medical care," Lloyd said. talking about him. port have been nearly impossible ate than normal punishment for vio- an organization which had rep- semester, $16.43 goes to the Health "You may wait two hours but I The Los Angeles law firm rep- since telex and telephone lines were lating military rules, which could be resented the vast majority of all Pol- Center. promise when you get there, you'll resenting Pryor declined comment. cut Monday. Reporters pooling their death. ish workers." This is further broken down into have quality care." 2 The BG Newt/October 14, 1982 ^^^ meThe BG Newsnews 'You've got that right9 OPINION Fire alarms not for tampering I had two years of dorm life in subject to six months in jail and fines Under Section 132.07, stipulations or possible jail time involved if Conklin Hall and in that time I evac- not exceeding $1,000. are innumerated as to what consti- caught. Moreover, it would surely be Vol.63 October 14,1982 No. 27 uated the building an average of 15 If you nave pulled the fire alarm tutes telephone harassment. This or- awful of you were responsible for and are caught there, Section 132.09 is dinance claims that if you make a causing an accident out of panic that restricted especially for "Making telephone call to another person with- you initiated. Above and beyond the False Alarms." Hence, whether you out purpose of legitimate conversa- law violation, the violation of some- have induced panic or nor, the unau- tion, you are in violation. This too is a one else's right to not have to evac- COMMENT thorized act is unlawful. misdemeanor of the first degree. (Six uate a building is a mere neighborly leaving much by Ronald D. Ciancutti Note, however, that if you are cited months in jail/fines not over $1,000). gesture. under inducing panic, there is a stip- times per year. ulation that claims that if the viola- Section A of this ordinance claims Weigh the factors before you make for campus to desire There was no fire but there was tion of this section results in physical phone calls unlawful that are; a (ano- an obscene phone call or pull a tempt- always a fire alarm. This seemingly harm to any person, it becomes a nymous b)at extremely late hours c) ing fire alarm. Acts such as these comical antic falls under the inducing felony of the fourth degree. Not so in offensively course language seem so harmless at the instant that it It is with pride that the Bowling Green police force speaks panic ordinance, Section 132.08 of the comical anymore, is it? d i made after they have been re- occurs but you could cause someone about the few instances of rape, attempted rape and sexual Bowling Green Code. 3nested not to call. As inoffensive as severe tension or cause yourself a assault in our fine college community. The ordinance spells out that if The same section applies to phoned- lese may seem, they are all also first legal hassle and costs. Is it worth it? I anyone causes evacuation of any pub- in bomb threats also. False reports degree misdemeanors. think not. It is with disgust that we are forced to question their record lic place or causes serious public are equally as unlawful as the fake in dealing with this type of crime. inconvenience or alarm by initiating a fire alarm. The logic is simply seen if The best advice: In this case the In an article printed in Wednesday's BG News, Bowling warning of a catastrophe he knows is you note the panic involved. If the best advice is again simple. Common Ronald Drew Ciancutti is a se- Green mayor Alvin Perkins stated that problems with loud false, he is in violation of said ordi- action you take, no matter how subtle, sense is the bottom line. The laugh nior journalism major who last nance. This is considered a misde- causes people to panic, you are in you get from your friends by pulling summer served an internship with parties are one of this town's biggest concerns. What should meanor of the first degree and is violation. the fire alarm is not worth the big fine a legal firm in Bowling Green. be one of Bowling Green's biggest concerns is the manner in which the police force dealt with a sexual assault/attempted rape of a University woman, which occurred last Thursday. LE TTERS. Toledo 11a poor affiliate While the BG police were benevolent and sympathetic to the woman, they stopped short of being very helpful. The Chris Kochis' letter of 10/5 (M-TV is depends on the perspective one has of Communism is not right or wrong, last Saturday, I can only commend victim had to go to her home town to have a composite drawn Not Worth Giving Up Channel 8) things. as capitalism is not right or wrong. the players and coaches for a job well suggests that Wood TV Cable should One school of thought holds that the These are two different ideologies. done. up of the criminal, and to Toledo to have an artist's rendering keep Channel 8 because, among other fierce armament race is a result of Perhaps one should not question the Consider first all the adversities the made of the composite. The Bowling Green police failed to reasons, "31 per cent of the student each side acting from a subjectively righteousness of ideologies, but it is Falcon's had to contend with even help her in either task. population is from Cleveland." perceived postion of weakness and one's Derogative and duty to question before the game started. The well The victim then took it upon herself to bring the drawings Not many people would care to misinterpretation of the other side's the manner in which ideologies are publicized Miami Whammy," an argue with his assertation of "such a motives. The Soviet annexation of practiced. The danger of communism expected record homecoming crowd, to the News and the Daily Sentinel-Tribune, not only to aid in large population of Clevelanders in large portions of eastern Europe was comes from those who see their mis- a gimpy Cowboy Jones and an ancient the apprehension of the criminal, but to help warn other Bowling Green," but would Wood TV deemed by them as a defensive act sion as the conversion of the rest of score board that is about as easy to women in the city. The BG police gave no warning to other Cable be impressed by this? I mean, against traumatic invasions (Napo- the world to communism thus show- read as a sundial. Despite these obsta- what percentage of this 31 percent leon, the Nazis) while the West ing intolerence of other's ideologies. cles the Falcon's posted more first women that the attacker might strike again. live oft-campus? And what percent- viewed it as an aggressive move. As a It is true that capitalism has been downs, passing yards and total of- David Miller, editor of the Sentinel-Tribune, expressed his age of that percentage have cable? result. NATO was formed as a means more successful in terms of economi- fense than the Redskins. Had it not outrage in an editorial on the paper's front page that we must A far better reason to keep Channel of defense against Soviet expansio- cal welfare, but the achievements of been for a bizarre play in which a 8,1 believe, is the policy of Channel 11, nism. The Soviets, of course consid- these two doctrines cannot be scien- McClure pass caromed off his own now echo. The police actually sat on the news of the assault the CBS affiliate in Toledo. This sta- ering NATO as an aggressive body tifically compared because they are linesman's helmet, BG probably for three days. The reason? Because the police chief was at a tion's management, among the most which threatened their existence, practiced under different sets of con- would have been on top the final score seminar. How is that for effort? conservative in the area (and this is were pushed to forge the Warsaw ditions: totalitarianism vs. democ- as well. The straw that broke our backs of silence came when a the so-called Bible Belt), consistantly Pact. Thus the wheel turns - today racy. Coach Stolz must be personally does us all a disservice by preempting each country has thousands of nu- The grievous situation of the world commended for abandoning his ultra- member of Bowling Green's finest rudely accused the victim the CBS network feed for local pro- clear missies poised against the today is not due to communism but conservative offense and letting his of trying to carry out her own investigation in the case, by not gramming. It's usually worthwhile other, and the process is gaining due to oppressive regimes throughout talented freshman quarterback do waiting for their release of the drawing. It seems to us that stuff like a 1953 John Wayne western. momentum. There may be no differ- the worm (and all communist coun- what he does best - throw. Congratu- Last summer, CBS cancelled Lou ence in the two super powers' mo- tries share and intolerant oppressive lations, Falcons, on a job well done. her efforts have been far greater than theirs in this case. Grant. Their reasons were never spe- tives, and their practices in regime). In most parts of tne world, "The only thing we want is to be able to live peacefully, and cific. However, many people involved international politics have a striking dictatorships outnumber democratic Lee Johnson to be able to raise our families in an atmosphere that we'd with the Lou Grant production team similarity where the fight is for survi- tovernments: South America, Africa, 202 SAE felt it was a reaction to Ed Asner val: for on the international level, all Dutheast Asia and the Middle East like to raise them up in," Perkins has said, referring to the speaking out on El Salvador. Channel nations play by the same rule: there where Israel is the only free democ- RESPOND city's efforts to control rowdy behavior of students off ll's response was to pull Lou Grant are no rules. racy among cruel, subjugative gov- campus. every week. Instead of being able to However ... there is a difference ernments. 77ie BG News Opinion Page is the Well, Mayor Perkins, Chief Galen Ash, and the city of see the most critically acclaimed, between the two super powers: a The lesson to be assertained is campus forum for your comments consistantly relevant series on com- fundamental difference - the manner "don't judge countries (people) by regarding something in The News Bowling Green, all we want is for the University community mercial TV, we were shown a psuedo- in which they deal with human beings who they are but by what they do" - or anything of interest to the Uni- to be able to live peacefully - and properly protected - and to documentary rerun series called and conduct their domestic affairs. primarily by what they do domesti- versity and community. ' be able to have lives in which potential criminals are actually "The First 25 Years of Rock and The millions of political murders dur- cally. For on the international level, Letters and guest columns Roll." For years Channel 11 has been ing Stalin's time, the brutal quench- all nations play by the same rule: should be typewritten, triple- deterred from acting by the threat of serious police retribu- protecting our interests with similar ing of rebellions of Hungary otvX and there are no rules. spaced and signed. Please include tion. methods. Anyone who ever lived in Czechoslovakia in '68, the imprison- your address and phone number Toledo or the area recalls times when ment of Christians and Jewish refuse- Daniel Ayalon Judging by the efforts of the police so far in this matter, the they had to tune in Channel 2 (the for verification. only way this criminal will ever be caught is if he throws a niks, the ban on the Polish Worker's Gradual* Student Letters to the Editor should not Detroit CBS station) to watch the Solidarity, following an imposition of Dept. ol Business be longer than 200 words and guest loud party off campus some Friday or Saturday night "network movie." Anything slightly martial law (both activities ordered columns should not be longer than "questionable" - even a CBS docu- from Moscow) - in short, the depreva- 500 words. mentary on Agent Orange - was regu- tion of basic human rights such as BG football team The News reserves the right to larly preempted. When in doubt, freedom of religion, speech and press, reject letters or portions of letters censor. That seems to be the manag- expresses the glaring difference be- receives applause that are in bad taste, malicious or Ban of Solidarity union ment's policy. tween a country of tyranny and op- When I reflect on Bowling Green's libelous. All submissions &re sub- The bottom line is this: with Chan- pression and a democracy. nel 8 replaced by M-TV, we will have narrow defeat at the hands of Miami ject to condensation. one channel to rely on for CBS pro- only temporary relief gramming and three for NBC. If Channel 11 gets excited and decides to preempt, we're stuck with a boring It has been 10 months since the Polish government - under selection from their library. the urging of the Soviet Union - instituted martial law in Sure, Lou Grant is dead and buried. WANTED: Poland to suppress political protests by the Solidarity Labor And back in real life, Ed Asner is Pictured is a composite draw- probably paying for his lack of com- Union. With suppressed activity, the streets of Gdansk and Elacency by being effectively black- ing done by the Toledo Police Warsaw remained rather quiet until August 31, the second sted by a larger and slightly more Department's Personal Assault anniversary of Solidarity. sophisticated Channel 11-mentality in Unit of a man who entered the New York. apartment of a University Now the Poles are fighting for the restoration of Solidarity, Come on, Wood TV Cable, 31 per which was ultimately banned by Parliament last Friday - cent Clevelanders or not, we deserve woman last Thursday afternoon and their cries of protest are being met with smoke bombs an alternative. and assaulted her. and tear gas hurled from the arms of martial-law enforcers. The man has been described Robert Wird as being six-feet to 6'3" in The Parliamentary action is the result of a new labor law OCMB height; in his mid-20s; average that erases reforms won by Solidarity before the martial law build; sandy-blond hair that is decret: came into existence. Reader questions thick and straight; mustache of About 8,000 workers struck in Gdansk and 2,000 in the the same hair color; fair com- nearby Baltic port of Gydnia Wednesday. As they marched News' 'One Menz' plected; and was last seen on party headquarters, police fired tear gas, smoke bombs To Joe Menzer, sports editor: wearing a light blue collared and v/ater cannons to hold them back. In your column previewing the Cen- shirt, a V-neck long-sleeved Bu'. according to workers quoted in Associated Press tral Michgan-BG game, you attrib- sweater which was cable-knit uted a quote to Denny Stolz that he and off-white, straight-legged reports, the protesters fighting spirit will not be doused. And has no right to take the credit for, now violence is spreading into the Polish cities as Nowa namely that "Central never rebuilds; light blue jeans, and brown Huta, Wroclaw and Poznan. they just reload." This phrase was rubber-soled shoes with no de- Martial-law spokesman Jerzy Urban told reporters in coined by a rival coach of perennial sign. He was also wearing a Warsaw this week that the uprisings will not affect plans for Big Eight power, Oklahoma. It ran in silver, thin-linked chain neck- Sports Illustrated in a regular issue lace with a one-inch cross, the release of 308 more interned unionists. But that is little and again in the "Year in Sports" compensation for the other 708 workers that will continue to year end issue. which came to mid-chest. By printing that quote as a Stolz Anyone with knowledge be held. Solidarity chief Lech Walesa will also remain original, you made him look foolish about the suspect's wherea- imprisoned. (comparing Central with Oklahoma is bouts or identity should contact Perhaps the Communist government should consider the ridiculous even though the Sooners the Bowling Green City Police are having an off-year) and perhaps possibility that they are only adding fuel to the fire by holding worse, it will take a lot to restore your or the BG News. Walesa and other unionists. The imprisonment of a leader credibility as a reporter, at least, in often creates deeper anger in the hearts of the followers. my mind. 5>uch is the case in Poland, as workers are beginning to prove Don Miller (.hat they will fight for the freedom of Walesa and the 309 Kohl Hall DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau restoration of their organization. mvecies. menu mi Walesa would undoubtedly exercise his power and increase amrrSKseMBi- eenn&tK TKNPU, THCNBUiaxBASCP ■ THEMU& U.S. and USSR not eeammAu. a uncut PElKXHmCAL COMfWY, IS THATCamirls t&mmmct. SOUNDS 60TDTHE worker unity if he were free. But with a leader, protests and similar In the world tew.fm.->tant omnium NMISeUJHSKK *6 A5HAK£. BOH iMven- imnvup- uKeeocp ,_ wmnessesi demonstrations may become more organized, and Walesa OW0&NCHAIR- H&pmm- impose THATueMcmio wiBPRxsm summits, FUN! tgl? emiemn ■ mo/earn wnsBfi ACQUK£camun6m&sr' WME.WOUP1HS JBKXJVSTM y 6RA3 himself would look for ways of fueling Solidarity power A cynical acquaintance of mine mAFHENDLY MM* / m through non-violent means. holds the opinion that there is no N CRUNfmVLI AW. difference between the Western world /TAKKMK* The Communist government won't give in easily to the and the Eastern bloc - mainly the U.S. workers' demand for Walesa's release. But there is a clear and the Soviet Union. Both, he claims, seek to maintain their power through possibility that the protesters can become powerful enought control of territories, directly and to back their suppressors into a corner. Along the way, their indirectly, by exerting influence over could be extensive rioting and bloodshed if the puppet other governments; each aspiring to government of Poland does not consider some alternatives to have future dominance. So, he pro- ceeds, there is no right and wrong - no holding the Solidarity chief. good guys and no Dad guys - it all The BO New/October 14. 1982 3 Alumni discuss value of cultural Arrested: by Vlckl Relnhart program, he said. Students accidently in trouble with law staff reporter by Scott Carpenter common, Hanna said, but are legal ters, nor do they anticipate problems products, as the two main subjects According to Scott, alumni speak- staff reporter problems that have faced University until Uievthey happen,ha^ t that people are not well informed Alumni who were active in cultural ers will include Dr. Robert Home, students. "A kid might sUstep into an alley"ey to about arts programming as students, will director of minority affairs at the Something as basic as changing Hanna said that in any kind of trial urinate on the way home from a bar. He added that people can some-J work with ethnic students involved in Pennsylvania College of Optometry; apartments, as personal as ending a where criminal charges are being and find himself charged with disor- times be naive about certain matters firogramming during an Alumni Chal- Dr. J.D. Jackson, associate professor marriage or as routine as sipping a brought against someone, the judge derly conduct," he said. and advises anyone who has a legal enge Workshop Oct. 15 and 16. of art at Ohio State University; Dr. few beers 'uptown' could result, in will, more-than-likely, not allow court Civil suits, especiallyIIV tenant-land- problem to shop for the right attor Ardenia Terry, associate dean of stu- some sort of legal trouble. to proceed until the defendant has a lord disputes, are also fe_legal problems ney. The workshop is sponsored by the dent affairs at the University of To- Drew Hanna, of the Hanna and lawyer. If the defendant is unem- that studentseturlontc oftoften an h*ir(imobecome'involved invnlveH "T'"THERE ARE those who special-l Ethnic Cultural Arts Program. ledo; Jack Liv, independent film- Hanna law firm, North Main Street, ployed, has no money or owns no land, in, Hanna said. He added that most ize in a certain aspect of the law," he "The objective is to talk about the maker; and Jerry Lee*, an attorney in said there are several legal a public defender will be appointed, civil suits that involve students are said. value of cultural arts programming in Bowling Green. The workshop will be "scrapes" that University students he said. Most University students fall handled in small claims court where a Hanna said if person believes he| their (the alumni's) education while evaluated by Harold Bardonille, a get into. Some of the more common into this catagory, he added. court appointed lawyer acts as a cannot receive adequate help from a they were here and the continuous vocational training officer in the De- legal problems, Hanna said, are dis- "WHEN THE possibility of a prison referee between the two parties and consumer group or referral services, value in their careers now," Dr. John partment of Army, Washington D.C. orderly conduct, assault, shoplifting, sentence is involved," Hanna said, decides who is in the wrong. Conflicts he or she should consult a lawyer. Scott, director of ECAP, said. open container and traffic violations. "the Constitution guarantees every like these seldom require hiring an "If your problem is not within hi THREE BLACKS, one Asian and Other criminal charges, such as person the right to be represented." attorney, he said. area of specialization," Hanna said, The workshop is held in conjunction one white will participate in the rape, drug violations, and tampering Hanna said most peop|e are not Hanna identified taxes and con- "he will send you to someone who can with Homecoming as an appropriate see ALUMNI page 4 with grades or records are not as well enough informelea oon legal mat- sumer matters, such as defective help." Dui . . . from Page 1 less expensive ($300), but did not USG investigates legal service regardless of how the case ended, inform him of the option to plea bar- there would be no additional fee or gain for a lesser charge. refund. by Doug Lilllbrldge Also, Dolan announced that a com- Patient Advocate Task Force that will means for students to find rides to Bill said the attorney explained to "I REALLY didn't know what was senior staff reporter mittee is being set up to look into the look into issues such as alleged exces- various destinations on the weekends. him that he could either plead guilty going on, and I guess I was too intim- possible changes in the Student Code sive waiting and other problems at The service would be manned by USG to the DUI charge and face the state idated and confused with the process Looking into student rights issues as it pertains to off-campus students. the Health Center. representatives and would be open legal consequences, or he could plea to ask many questions," he said. was the main object of attention at the This is a subject that the University Monday - Thursday. Bishop hopes to bargain for a lesser charge. Bill chose "Sure, I was in the wrong for driving Undergraduate Student Government administration as well as its legal The Task Force will research these have the groundwork finished by next the latter. while I was drunk, but the penalty meeting, Wednesday night. counsel are already investigating. issues with the help of Dr. Janice week's general assembly meeting so seemed pretty heavy for my first USG Vice President Mark Dolan Lloyd, Health Center director. The that the service can go into effect by "By getting wreckless operation and offense. announced that an ad hoc committee Furthermore, this committee group is hoping that the research will Oct. 25. Shysical control I had to pay a larger would be set up to look into the feasi- would explore changes in the code as lead to recommendations and a possi- ee, but my insurance rates didn't "It was the first time I had ever bility of setting up a legal service for it pertains to Student Court and its ble proposal to take before University change and I didn't lose my license," been to court and even though I had University students. Dolan said that specific jurisdiction. In the past, administrators, according to USG DALE MAUCH, USG's internal af- he said. "Altogether I had to pay heard of plea bargaining, I really the committee would be investigating cases have been brought before the President Everett Gallagher. fairs committee chairperson, stated $1653; it was a pretty expensive birth- didn't know what it was. If I would how to set up such a service, what Court which were not specified in the that applications would be accepted day." have gotten wreckless operation in- channels the possible proposal would Code as being under the Court's juris- USG's Student Welfare Committee until Friday, October 15, at 5:00 p.m. Another University student, who stead, it would have cost me more at have to follow, possible ways to fund diction. Chairperson Jerry Bishop announced for the vacant at-large representa- will be referred to as Joe, was not as first, but in the long run I would have such an operation, and, finally, that the committee is formulating a tive's seat. Applications are available fortunate as Bill. saved a lot of money, and a lot of whether the student body is in favor of USG'S STUDENT Welfare Coordi- proposal to re-institute the Dial-a- in the USG office, 405 Student Serv- Joe employed a lawyer who was extra hassle." such a service. nator Andy Longo is also setting up a Ride service. 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Invitations have been sent to about The alumni will address an invited Since there are a limited number of 100 students in the minority and eth- False alarms hazardous to students group of student leaders Friday from minority faculty and staff working in nic organizations on campus, he said, 3 p.m - 5 p.m., he said. the area of cultural arts, Scott said he adding that about 50 are expected to participate. by Carole Hornberger where master keys are distributed. fined up to $1000, he said. "It's a good idea to have alumni wanted to have people who have re- staff reporter . The RA's then key into rooms looking for the supposed fire and getting "THIS ACT is very dangerous," be As I began to enter the first stage of everyone out. said. "It could endanger people's sleep, a loud mind piercing buzzer lives due to the problem of a panic sounded off. "Oh no," I moaned, "Not BAILY ADDED that it is a $25 fine situation plus the cause of unneces- the fire alarm!" for those students who fail to regard sary suffering for those people who the alarm and hide in their rooms. might have heart problems or for Sure enough, on a cool, moonlit There is a writtAi warning also given those who are disabled in some way." night, I scrambled out of bed and and if there is a second violation, a joined the rest of my fellow dorm student is referred to Standards and Dickenson said complacency dwellers in a relunctant outdoor gath- Procedures. among students could cause problems ering. After this wonderful outing, I if an actual fire occurred. became interested in the procedures Derek Dickinson of Standards and and regulations which go along with Procedures said he believes individu- According to Safety Inspector, fire drills and fire alarms. als who disregard an alarm are risk- Glenn Cook of Environmental Serv- ing their lives. ices, the procedures in case of a real According to Bromfield Hall Direc- fire are the same for every building. tor, Todd Baily, the procedures are "When students are sent to me for primarily the same throughout the this reason, I usually try to handle it "First of all, the alarm does not go quadrangle system, but may be dif- in an educational way, he said "I directly to a fire department," he ferent throughout other residence explain to them that they could easily said. "When fire is detected, someone halls due to structural differences. Jeopardize their lives as well as the should call the fire department, am- "When a fire alarm goes off, each ives of others. They, the students, bulance, and campus saftey. Students floor's Resident Adviser must see to it usually understand that." should be evacuated." that every student is leaving," he Cook also said that they have had said. "The RA has also appointed a According to Dickinson, if a student Sroblems with people tampering with Fire Martial, a responsible student is caught tampering with an alarm, le alarm system for reasons un- usually home, who aids in making he could possibly be suspended from known. sure everyone is out by pounding on the University or taken to the munici- BG News photo/Liz Kelly the doors. pal court. There, they can be charged "All alarms are supervised on a "Once the students begin to leave, with a first degree misdemeanor, basic control system. If something A cloudy, gray afternoon provides a quiet time lor this resident to relax in the lounge of Rogers Quadrangle. all RA's must report to the front desk sentenced to six months in jail or goes wrong, we will know," he said. Still playing after 70 years Pilot pens! You have to hold onto them 'Count' Basie performs in Toledo by Doug Lilllbridge "Chief," always the last He guides the scooter although he'll be the first strange booking schedule entire band. The musicians withjwo hands" senior staff reporter off the bus, slowly gets on a dthe musicians who are to tell you that he is not the or I'm not feeling well, but are never tense. They don't battery-powered scooter. .' unloading the bus and star -the band is. most of the time, I love it." even talk fast and they are The bus reaches its des- He can't move around that enters the backstage area Count Basie and his Or- rarely, if ever, in a hurry. tination and begins unload- well anymore but this has of an auditorium. There, HIS NAME is Bill Basie chestra performed Friday, One of the key ingre- ing - musicians, never stopped him from he graciously greets the -better known as the Oct. 8 at the Masonic Audi- dients in the Basie rhythm equipment, and one man loving what he is doing or crew, speaks to a few of the Count. torium in Toledo as part of section is guitarist Freddie who they call "Chief." playing. musicians' relatives, and, The Count celebrated the Toledo Symphony's Green. Green has been with a fatherly demeanor, his 78th birthday Aug. 21. Pops Series. with the Count for almost looks at some pictures that He has been performing The near-sellout crowd, 68 years. He was less than were taken of nim and one for nearly 70 of those years comprised of music fans of 10 years old when he of the musicians' children. and playing his own spe- all ages, was indicative of started playing with Basie. His pace is never quick. cial brand of jazz. Basie's unique appeal. Freddie Green has been He is known for being what Why does he stay on the Asked why the band's with the Count for 68 years the musicians call, "laid road after all those years? audience keeps growing - the longest of any of his back." It takes him min- "I never get tired of the even though the band's band members. But, unlike utes to unwrap a cigar and music," he says. "It's still style has never changed, other jazz big bands of light it. Even when he a kick when the band's Basie is baffled. today which have a high plays he is always just a tilayin' and everybody "I don't know. I'm glad turnover rate of musi- little bit behind. eels good. Sure, some- they're still out there. cians, Basie's musicians But, that's his style and times it's not much fun. We're very fortunate, are quite loyal to him. The it's made him a legend, Sometimes, we have guess." average musician in his band has been with him for I mak« o deponf mis guy's making BAND'S STYLE .10 years. a withdrawal- IncfwHng my PHof pen." explained, Trumpeter Sonny Conn ITs almosf cnminol how people go lor my Pliol Finelirw Why? Its without getting techinical, has been with Basie for 22 line potnt wines ituough carbons Ana Piloi cnarges only 79c lor n People gel melr hands on it ond lor get it s my pen as "flyuv high'' while still years and says he loves his I got no pen And no respect1 being "laid back." In other job. People go nuts ovec my Pi words, the notes may be "Whenever you're doin' Point too It writes with an exit fine line Its metal collor moving fast but the somethin' that you like, keep me point trom rhythm section is always that's what keeps you going squish pushing when they have to goin'. I guess there's a lot ForeM only 89 c mey should buy their push and pulling back of 'ham' in all of us," Conn own pen - ana show fine point matter pens when they have to pull says. tome respect tor my property People low lo o Ptlol I ike its their own back. THE YOUNGER musi- This "laid back" atti- the band have a BOWLING GREEN IN MADRID, SPAIN Regardless of your major, SPANISH is in your future!

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■ Hi The BG Newt/October 14, 1982 5 Deshler, Ohio "CORN CITY" U.S.A. "It's a risk every year, and it's one I'm willing to take. In this business, you have to be a gambler." —Julian Lange, Deshler farmer

Story by Marcia Sloan Photos by Dale Omori

Deshler, Ohio is corny. From the cornfields surrounding the edge of town, to the "Corn City Bar", many of the 2,000 inhabitants of this northwest Ohio town depend on the autumn vegetable for their main source of income. Known as "Corn City, U.S.A.," Deshler, located approximately 25 miles from Bowling Green on State Rt. 18, is finding, however, that this may not be the year to boast of its agricultural productivity. A dry summer, high fertilizer prices, and low grain exports are making Julian Lange. who, along with his son, farms 600 acres, nervous about the corn harvest. "When you figure in all your overhead costs, the fertilizer, the seed, and the labor, we're just barely going to make it this year," he said. "In fact, there's probably some farmers who aren't going to cut it." Lange said one of the reasons he and his son Larry will be able to make it this year despite the summer drought is because they don't concentrate all their effort on one crop.

"WE RAISE some corn, wheat and oats here, so if one crop is bad that year we have the others to pull us out," he said. "The fact that we own our own land also helps a lot. "A lot of these farmers around here rent land out, and have to take out loans in order to do that. If you have loans out on your land, on your rented land, on your machinery, and on your crops, and then you have a year like this, there's no way you can stay in the business for long." Dave Seeman, the general manager of the Deshler Grain Elevator, said the price of corn has fallen very low this year. "The prices are just terrible this year," he said. "Last year this time we were giving about S2.7S a bushel and this year it's around SI.90. "When you multiply that by the thousands, you can see why there's some pretty unhappy farmers this year." Although the corn supply Is down this year, a lack of overseas shipment is keeping the demand, and the price, down.

"WHEN WE were shipping overseas the prices were up and farmers were able to make a profit, but this year's another story," Seeman said. "In a good year our total volume is around $35 million. This year we'll be lucky to make $25 (million). Despite the low prices, the attitude of the farmers in the elevator does not seem to be one of despair. Seeman greets them individually as they have the moisture content of the corn tested. "Hello, Marvin. You have those back acres shelled yet?" Two farmers, waiting for their entry receipts discuss various hybrids. "I planted XL 490 and it hardly yielded a thing. Guess next year I'll go back to the old stuff." In the office, the radio blares Ed Johnson's Agri-Broadcasting Network News. Corn down, wheat prices up. Steers up by two, hogs holding steady. And back at the farm, Julian Lange and his son had two more wagonfuls of corn, ready to take to town. Lange took a look at the wagon and shook his head.

"WE SHOULD have got this amount of corn with about two-thirds the amount of land we went over," he said. "Maybe next year will be a better crop." Lange said if he doesn't have one, he'll be one of the farmers to 'go under' this year? "Naw, I've been doing this too long to do anything else. "It's a risk every year, and it's one I'm willing to take," he said. "In this business, you have to be a gambler."

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(top right)Julian Lange and his son Larry farm 600 acres outside of Deshler. "You can hardly do It as a hobby anymore, "Larry said, referring to the rising costs of farming, (lower right)A Deshler Elevator employee measures the moisture of Lange's harvest. The mois- ture content Is lower than usual this year due to the dry summer, (right)Julian walks back to his tractor after helping Larry empty a load from the harvester, (above)Larry begins picking corn on yet another acre. Hopefully, this acre will provide a greater yelld than some of the others which were planted earlier In the season. 6 The BG Newi/October 14. 1982 Basie . . . from Page 4 really helped me out." "I was more nervous peat deal of respect for Schneider adds that he when Basie called me after-—-ess a fine solo Home Ec sews up image their leader. "Basie's a doesn't mind being on the around Labor Day and his band members and sweetheart" tenor saxo- road because ". . If Basie asked me if I wanted the when the rare sour note phonist Eric Schneider can do it at 78,1 sure can." job," Metz says. "Tonight, occurs, he turns his head by Mary Jo McVavy think it's probably an out- the University were In edu- as being the some of the says. Schneider is 29 years old. I just tried to relax and I away as if to say, 'I didn't itaff reporter dated concept that devel- cation whereas now 53 per- real issues that people are "He's a real mellow The band's drummer, had a ball,." hear that.' oped maybe during the cent are in the College of going to be faced with in dude but, every now and Ed Metz, played his first During the concert, the After the concert, the When many students 1950's." Arts and Sciences. marriage and family life," then, he lets you know that concert with the band in musicians are constantly musicians load the bus and think of home economics, he added. it's still his band. The Toledo. He had never even interacting with each other prepare to hit the road the first thing that comes "HISTORICALLY, IT THESE PERSONS are Count really cares about rehearsed with them be- - cheering on the soloists again. The Count, deluged to mind is cooking and (the 'cooking and sewing' taking courses in fashion STUDENTS, especially his musicians' welfare, fore, but Metz played like and playing off each oth- by autograph seekers, sewing. This is the image stereotype of home eco- merchandising, interior freshmen and sophomores, though. I was in a jam he'd been with the band for ers' ideas. But, presiding humbly smiles and signs that the department is try- nomics) emerged from an design, textiles and cloth- are "often surprised that a recently and the Count years. over it all is the Count. He for the fans. He stops puf- ing to disspell. education model which ing, general home econom- male walks in to teach fing his ever-present cigar Cooking and sewing is was more or less teaching ics, and food science and their class," Forisha said. long enough to give a 12- still an important part of high school students about nutrition. "That has happened so year-old girl a Kiss. The Home Economics,' said those kinds of things and Not all home economics many times that I sort of girl said she enjoyed the Bill Forisha, associate pro- we have not overcome classes deal with house- enjoy it as a joke." concert. The Count smiled, fessor of home economics that," Williams said. keeping and meal prepara- Forisha was the only acknowledging her praise. in the division of human "We must work harder tion, Forisha said. male faculty member in development and family at informing the public of "I teach courses pri- the home economics de- THE COUNT drives his studies. new career opportunities," marily having to do with partment for four years scooter out to the bus and, "But it's much more she said. interpersonal dynamics but is now has five male after everyone else has complicated than that The old stereotype is within the intimate envi- colleague. boarded, he makes the phrase allows," he added. slowly dying, Forisha ronment or within the Williams believes that slow climb to his seat - However, there is more to added. home," he said. this is a good example of much like the slow, painful the home economics de- "In high school classes, For instance, he teaches the expansion of the field in ascension to the throne he partment than these types they're branching out into Home Economics 105, the last several years. occupies as the "grand old of classes, according to child development and which focuses on mar- "I know the male pop- man of jazz." Forisha and Doris Wil- marriage classes," he riage, Forisha said. ulation is increasing (In The doors close and the liams, acting chair of the said. "They have done a lot ,!we focus on family. the home economics de- bus drives away. Another department. of innovative things which But we also focus a whole partment)," Williams night on the road. So, what People's image of I suppose they've learned lot on the college commu- said. "We're having male keeps Count Basie going? home economics probably from the universities, nity, dating and what goes involvement in fashion TODAY... "There are nights that comes from their high which lead the way in those on in college," he said. merchandising, restaurant give all musicians wonder. school experiences and areas." "It's aimed toward giv- management, interior de- So, you keep hoping for particularly those experi- Williams added that 15 ing people kinds of infor- sign and family service." another night of wonder," ences of 10 and 20 years years ago, most of the mation that they might be She added that the in- he says. ago," Forisha said. "I home economics majors at able to improve their inter- crease in male involve- personal lives - getting ment and the diversity of BUY YOUR more of what it is they're home economics majors is wanting in relationship to due to marketability. lovers, future husbands "It's where the jobs and wives, their children are," she said. 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Like Dorothy in "The Wizard of American Conference title dreams crowd didn't help them! By God, Oz", the Bowling Green football team are still very much alive in the BG that's when you know that you are knows that, atleast this Saturday, camp. playing at home. We need all that there is no place like home. (Saturday)." After a demoralizing defeat last EVERYONE KNOWS about the weekend at Miami, the Falcons re- Eush to average 17.000 fans at the five turn to their nest in northwest Ohio to SIDELINE ome games this season. That is, the take on the Northern Illinois Huskies Falcons have to have a total of 85,000 Saturday at 1:30 at Doyt Perry Field. Keith Walther people make their way through the The natural thing that occurs after turnstiles this fall to be reclassiiied as a game like that in Oxford, is to have Assistant sports editor Division I-A. Right now, according to a letdown - to get down so low emo- University Sports Information Direc- tionally that it is difficult to be ad- "There is a lot of football left in this tor Allan Cnamberlin, the Falcons equately prepared for the next ol' league," Stolz said. "Our football have drawn an unofficial 37,607 for a contest. However, the game is home- team still feels that it has an excellent plus of 3,607 over the 17,000 average coming for BG and that will help sooth chance to win the conference. They needed. the unrestful minds formed by the have good reason to feel that way - "We're hoping to draw 20,000 or disappointing loss. because they do. more Saturday, Chamberlin said. "The team was starting to get their "They (the BG team) have a lot of "It will really help. It may give us the minds back on the next game in front Cride. They'll play well this week. We padding we need to make it because of them when that picture in the (BG ave to get down to the next one. We you just never know what the weather News) came out and showed, without have to get going." will be like later in the season - or a doubt, that (BG's Brian) McClure One of the keys for the Falcons to Saturday for that matter." was down (on the infamous play that bounce back this Saturday may be fan It would be too bad if Bowling resulted in a MU touchdown) before support, according to Stolz. Green fans, especially the students, he threw thatpass," BG coach Denny r'All these things (homecoming decide to stay away this Saturday. Stolz said. "That makes it tougher for etc.) are in our favor," he said. "We Some may have jumped off the band- them to forget about it." need a win badly. And a big enthusias- wagon once BG lost to Miami. That It may be difficult to forget the tic homecoming crowd will definently would be a premature move, accord- Miami game, especially after the help. ing to Stolz, because the season is far newfound evidence, but, neverthe- "The Western Michigan game was from being over and the team needs less, it has to be put in the past. The the first time since I've been here that the support of the student body now final score will never change. the crowd really motivated the team. more than ever. BG News photo/Ron Hagler THAT IS WHY this weekend is so They all stood as a group and cheered "There has to be an advantage to The Bowling Green fans will be a key factor in tomorrow'* gam* against Northern Illinois at Doyt Perry Field at very important, according to Stolz. the defense on during that last West- playing at home," as Stolz put it, 1:30. As the Falcons seek to bounce back from their disappointing loss at Miami last week, fan support, according Homecoming will add incentive to the ern drive. The defense was tired but besides using the same showers that to coach Denny Stolz, becomes a very important aspect of the game. team. But more importantly, Mid- still got the job done. Don't think the you do all week." Good friends stand up for you Cards nip Milwaukee, when you need them. even Series at one-all ST. LOUIS (AP) - Pinch- struck out looking to start hitter Steve Braun walked the inning, Ken Oberkfell with the bases loaded to jerked a single to right drive in the winning run in held. Oberkfell, who had the eighth inning and relief stolen just 11 bases during ace Bruce Sutter slammed the season, then stole sec- the door on Milwaukee as ond as Milwaukee catcher the St. Louis Cardinals re- Ted Simmons' throw was bounded from the indignity well off the mark. of 24 hours earlier to even the 79th World Series at A fly to medium right one game a piece with a 5-4 field by Hernandez sent victory over the Brewers Oberkfell to third and last night. Brewer starter Don Sutton showed his first sign of As their manager, wildness. He walked Whitey Herzog. had told George Hendrick on a 3-2 them the nignt before, Eitch and the Cardinals when they lost Game One ad runners at the corners. 1(M), the Cardinals turned the page in this year's Se- The crowd, which alter- ries oook. nately had booed and cheered the home team, After a travel day today, was in a frenzy of anticipa- the Series resumes tomor- tion, standing and cheering row night at Milwaukee as Porter, their playoff County Stadium with Pete hero, came to the plate. Vukovich going for Mil- waukee against St. Louis' Porter, who batted .556 Joaquin Andujar. in the NL Championship Trailing 4-2, the Cardi- Series to earn the Most nals tied the score with two Valuable Player award, runs in the sixth inning, took Sutton's first pitch, a then won it in the eighth ball. Sutton came back with the bases-loaded walk with a fastball on the out- to Braun, who had driven side corner, a called strike, in only four runs during the as Porter looked at home season. plate umpire Bill Haller in astonishment. After a travel day today, the Series resumes tomor- Herzog then gambled. row night at Milwaukee He had Hendrick running County Stadium with Pete on the next pitch, and Por- Vukovich going for Mil- ter poked the offering into waukee against St. Lotus' the left-field corner, scor- Joaauin Andujar. ing both Oberkfell and Hendrick. Porter was THE CARDINALS had credited with a double but tied the score 4-4 with two reached third when Mil- runs in the sixth, as the waukee left fielder Ben crowd of 53,723 at Busch Oglivie's throw sailed Stadium finally had some- through the infield for an thing to cheer about. error. It was Milwaukee's After Tommy Herr first World Series error.

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would like to congratulate our newest actives Dave Schug Scott Burke Lowenbrau. Here's to good friends. Congratulations! -M> ■Ma The BO New/October 14, 1902 9 Strike T-shirts distasteful to women NFL All-Stars to play in Los Angeles JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - Under pres- be sensitive to their concerns." being amusing while there have been sure from women's groups, a retailer The shirts, which sold for $3.97 a more than 100 women who have been LOS ANGELES (AP) - Despite the ing AFC and NFC Western Division Tuesday night and today. has yanked from store shelves T- piece, are emblazoned with the maimed and beaten who have come to strike by the National Football players will be held at the Los Angeles "We're still in the process of con- shirts that depict a football-starved statement "I survived the football the (AWARE) shelter this year. I League Players Association, it ap- Coliseum the following night. tacting players," he said. "We're fan slugging his wife. strike" and bear a cartoon of a rough- certainly don't find that amusing." pears there will be competition in- The contest at the home of the Los having no trouble getting players to The shirts were meant as a spoof, looking male football fan punching an volving NFL athletes next Sunday Angeles Raiders is scheduled to start agree to play." said Brian Breslin, vice president of apron-clad woman in the face. The "Everyone who's seen it has said, afternoon and Monday night. at 9 p.m. EDT. Union officials said Alexander would not comment on public and consumers affairs at Meij- National Football League players' hey, it's a great shirt," Joey Girardin, A game matching players from the rosters would to be announced late the identity of the competing players er's Thrifty Acres, based in Grand walkout began after the second week Shirt Shack's owner, said Wednesday. Eastern Divisions of the American last night. until a roster is announced. Rapids with 32 stores across Michigan of the season. "It was not meant with any malice." and National Football Conferences is "We re pleased that we're able to Former Chicago Bears center Mike ana Ohio. "The shirts are degrading and of- About 1,200 of the shirts have been set for Sunday afternoon at Robert F. continue playing football," said for- Pyle will coach the AFC team and ex- He said the T-shirts were removed fensive to women," said Marcy Guild, distributed to customers in the Mid- Kennedy Stadium in Washington, mer San Francisco 49ers' defensive St. Louis Cardinals multi-purpose "because a segment of the public we Ksident of the Jackson Chapter ofwest, said Girardin, adding he was D.C. back Kermit Alexander, a one-time player Johnny Roland will lead the serve has reacted - and perhaps over- National Organization for Women. discontinuing the shirt because it It was announced Tuesday at a NFLPA president who is now a union NFC team, it was announced. reacted - to the cartoon. We want to "They promote domestic violence as wasn't selling as well as expected. news conference that a contest involv- consultant. "This is an alternate means of producing income for the Both games will be televised nation- players. ally by the Turner Broadcasting Sys- "WE BELIEVE THIS matter (the tem. A spokesman for TBS said the players strike) will be settled. We will two games have been sold to 90 com- Kagel lists the newest strike proposals have NFL football, it's just a matter mercial television stations around the of when." country and "we're hopeful of having COCKEYSVILLE, Md. epth a television contract. a wage scale. Alexander said players who will over 100 by Friday, giving us 85 to 90 1906. take part in next Monday night's percent coverage of the United (AP) - Mediator Sam Ka- process shall be contin- Management has coun- The union is seeking sev- The union has proposed game would arrive in Los Angeles gel indicated yesterday ued," he said. tered with a $1.6 billion, erance pay amounting to increasing the annual pen- States." that he is prepared to work Kagel, 73, a San Fran- five-year plan, with sala- $15,000 per player for each sion funding from $8.1 mi- round-the-clock with bar- cisco lawyer named Tues- ries to be determined year in the league, plus $4,- lion to $15 million. gainers for the National day to mediate the union's through the traditional in- 000 for each season played Management has said it Potato Chips Football League owners contractual dispute with dividual bargaining proc- prior to 1982, up to $30,000. will upgrade yearly pen- FritoLay or Ruffles 89' and players in an effort to the league, went to work ess. The owners nave Management has offered sion credits, adding up to 1/2 Pounder end the 23-day players' immediately in a hotel in objected to both the cre- $10,000 for each year $10 a year to the dollar this Baltimore suburb, played between 1983 and strike. ation of a central fund and amount offered. 2 Liter Kagel, 73, first read a meeting individually with COUPON one-sentence statement both sides to hear their Sprite-Diet or Reg. 89* following a 1%-hour meet- proposals. TAKE A CHANCE ON US ing with two leaders from The proposals as out- each side - executive di- lined by the negotiators: Bring this coupon and receive Automatic 5% rector Ed Garvey and The union is seeking a O Ice 71b Bag 75* 6resident Gene Upshaw for $1.6-billion, four-year fi- off any mask. Any Purchase over $25.00 take O le union and executive nancial package with play- c Ice Cold Beer & Wine director Jack Donlan and ers to be paid according to a roll of the DIE for additional Discount. 3 general counsel Sargent a basic wage scale and THE HALLOWEEN SHOP z Karch for the Management performance bonuses. Council. Funding for the wage scale 188 S. Main • Mini-Mall Racketeers "The parties' proposals would come from the MON WED 10-3 332-7813 and counterproposals are teams and a percentage of Dairy Queen Bldg. Facing R.R. Tracb being reviewed and dis- the league's $2.13-biilion "COUPON

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