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Opinion H E Sports Brandon Wray looks back upon a Home Run Derby long, eventful weekend. Major League Baseball is shattering home run records. Page 2 See page 8 Campus . Scores „ Indians 4 Brewers 6 Student Legal Services provides Angels 3 Red Sox 0 help for students in legal trouble. Rangers 4 Orioles 5 Page 3 NEWS Blue Jays 3 Tigers 4 Tuesday, September 10, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 152 The News' University focuses on concerns Briefs Jay Young actually were the toughest to task force to review academic community discussion," Middle- hierarchical decision-making The BC News deal with," Middleton said. "Be- advising. ton said. processes of the University. As a Cincinnati workers cause if we could deal with issues The issue of a mission state- During the Focus on February precondition to that, we've got to help hurricane vic- The Building Community Re- that had the appearance of being ment was addressed by a com- discussions, many employees be sure that the people who are tims port, completed in the spring, really tough, and we successfully mittee led by Lester Barber, ex- raised concerns about the lack of going to receive the authority PLAINFIELD, Ind. (AP) addressed 34 different topics work through to some conclu- ecutive assistant to the presi- leadership in their departments. and responsibility are adequately More than 140 employees of ranging from research to student sions on those, then a lot of the dent. The statement was unveiled Middleton said the administra- prepared to deal with it." PSI Energy Inc. and Cincin- alcohol use. University officials other ones would become sort of by President Sidney Ribeau at his tion plans to provide training to A task force led by Registrar nati Gas & Electric Co. have have decided to tackle five of the secondary and maybe they would opening day speech. University leadership. Rebecca McComber will look at gone to North Carolina to issues this year. just solve themeselves." A review will be conducted to "The idea Is to provide the kind improving services around cam- help restore power to areas Provost Charles Middleton said The Legions agreed to clarify make sure the reward structure of support for individuals in var- pus. Middleton said the goal is to hit by Hurricane Fran. the Legions, the president's the institutional mission, align Is reflective of the mission ious units so they can do their make taking care of business eas- A caravan of 45 cars car- cross-functional management the employee reward structure statement. Middleton said the jobs in a satisfying and gratify- ier at the University. ried 87 PSI employees from team consisting of about 50 cam- with institutional goals, provide first step in this process should ing way," Middleton said. "As we "The idea is to appoint a task around the state left for pus leaders, made the decision to be completed by December. look to devolve responsibility force that would deal with mak- Raleigh, N.C, on Sunday. mandatory management and Another 61 employees from address five of the concerns. leadership training for staff and "We expect to create a final and authority away from the ing it easier for students to negc- Cincinnati Gas & Electric "The general concensus was faculty supervisors, improve discussion document by the end center towards the periphery, to left from Florence, Ky., on we wanted to take the things that customer service and create a of the fall semester for general really flatten down a lot of the See GOALS, page three. Monday. The crews, made up of line crews, supervisors and support personnel, are ex- Chasing The Clouds Away Police continue to pected to be in North Caro- lina for about a week. The help was requested by Carolina Power and look into murder Light Co., which serves the area hardest hit by the hur- ricane last week. Doug Cul- The BG News Monday investigating Baker's breth of North Carolina's background. Energy Division said The machinations of justice "We've got two officers in Fos- 477,000 customers re- rolled on today as Bowling Green toria today talking to people," mained without power State University began recover- Ash said. Monday afternoon. ing from the loss of one of its University flags were lowered Plainfield-based PSI and own. to half mast, according to public Cincinnati Gas & Electric relations director Clif Boutelle. are utility subsidiaries of In a statement, vice president Cinergy Corp., which Craig M. serves 1.4 million electrici- Baker, 19, is for Academic Affairs Edward ty and 440,000 gas cus- being held in Whipple said students seeking tomers in Ohio, Indiana and the Wood help dealing with Kane's death Kentucky. County Jail on can get help at various counsel- $100,000 bond ing centers on campus. Oberlin professor for the murder "I know the death of Julie Kane of senior spe- is upsetting to her classmates dies at age 72 and other students at Bowling OBERLIN, Ohio - Barry cial education McGill, who taught history major Julie Green. The offices of student Kane and the housing, student life and the at Oberlin College for 37 Baker years, has died. He was 72. assault of Tara counseling center will be open McGill died Saturday at Fahringer, Kane's roommate. for any students feeling the need his home after a long ill- Baker allegedly broke into the to ask questions or talk about this ness. The cause of death womens' Mourning Dove Lane tragedy," he said. was not released. home, eight blocks away from In a similar statement, Univer- McGill, who was born in campus. sity President Sidney Ribeau ex- New Rochelle, N.Y., began Detailed police reports are still pressed sadness at the news. teaching history at Oberlin "The Univesity campus com- College in 1952. He was a not available to the public. professor emeritus of histo- A special session of the Wood munity is greatly saddened by ry, specializing in British County Grand Jury will be con- the senseless death of Julie Kane. parliamentary and legal vened at 9 am. today, according We extend our heartfelt sym- history of the 19th century. Republican presldenUal nominee Bob Dole attempts to "push away" sto.... uouds that delayed and to Bowling Green Police Chief pathy and support to her family He retired in 1989. shortened bis speech to invited guests in St. Petersburg, Fla. Monday. Galen Ash. during this very difficult time "He was a man of enor- According to Ash, police spent for them," he said. mous knowledge," said Ellsworth Carlson, another former history professor at Oberlin. "He was a person I Iraq captures remaining Over The Edge would go to if I wanted an answer to a question." After his retirement, McGill worked as a vol- stronghold of Kurdistan unteer at the Oberlin Col- lege Library, where he in- vance of the offensive, leaving in a KDP offensive backed by the dexed Oberlin newspapers Brian Murphy from the latter part of the The Associated Press the city quiet after its fall, Clarry Iraqi army. 19th century for the special said. The capture of Sulaymaniyah collections department. DOKAN, Iraq - Kurdish allies The United States, which means Saddam effectively McGill, who was a Phi of Saddam Hussein captured the launched missile strikes against wields control over much of Beta Kappa graduate of last stronghold of their rebel southern Iraq last week, made northern Iraq for the first time Williams College, received rivals Monday, giving the Iraqi clear it has no plans to take sides since the U.S.-led forces estab- his master's degree from leader control over much of in the fighting between the Kur- lished a Kurdish "safe haven" Exeter College, Oxford northern Iraq for the first time dish factions, who have fre- after the 1991 Gulf War. University. He received a since the Persian Gulf War. quently shifted alliances in the The town of Dokan fell to the doctorate from Harvard KDP earlier in the day, giving the University in 1953. With Iraqi troops trailing close course of their conflict. McGill's wife, Barbara, behind, the Kurdistan Democrat- The missile strikes appeared to Kurdish group control of a dam died in 1991. He is survived ic Party claimed control of the discourage Saddam's forces that supplies water and power to by his daughters, Mary city of Sulaymaniyah after the from taking a direct role in the the region. McGill, of Oberlin, and crumbling forces of the Patriotic fighting, but it has not slowed the A long convoy of KDP fighters Margaret McGill of Mat ta Union of Kurdistan abandoned Saddam-allied KDP. entered Dokan with strips of yel- poisett, Mass.; a brother, their posts, U.N. workers In the KDP fighters claimed they en- low ribbon - the faction's color - Donald McGill, of Darlen, city said. tered Sulaymaniyah on Monday tied to their guns. Conn.; and two grandchil- "The PUK had withdrawn and evening after residents rebelled Some Dokan residents offered dren. the KDP walked in," said Staf- to force out a rival, Iranian- water to KDP fighters and waved There will be a memorial yellow flags, yelling "Piroz be!" service Sept. 22 at the ford Clarry, the head of a U.N. backed Kurdish faction and' its Al B*hrman/Thc Associated PrcH Christ Episcopal Church in guard unit in Sulaymaniyah, leader, Jalal Talabani. - "Congratulations" in Kurdish. Jeff Jackson of Columbus, Ohio, begins a horizontal walk down Oberlin. Funeral arrange- Iraqi Kurdistan's second-largest The city was the last strongh- As his fighters claimed the some ruins under the watchful eye of his sister, Kim Griggs, ments had not been com- city. old left in the hands of the PUK town, KDP leader Massoud Bar- from Covingtoo, Ky., as they they pracUced rock climbing tech- pleted Monday. About 50,000 of Sulayman- forces after they lost Irbil, the niques In Eden Park Monday In Cincinnati. See IRAQ, page three. iyah s 400,000 people fled in ad- area's de facto capital, on Aug. 31 ■MM Opinion Page two Tuesday, September 10, 1996 Where are the parents? Past Seeds plant the future The American Medical Association released guide- "Everything has changed, ~ We've gone through every stage gone totally different direc- together, from grade school tions. They got Jobs. I went to lines for counseling parents about their children's TV absolutely nothing's changed." -Pearl Jam, "Corduroy" Brandon yuppie pop metalheads to high Cincinnati for school, then and movie viewing habits, saying that media violence What a weekend to be in school football bench-sitting came here. is partly responsible for the rise in teenage crime. Bowling Green! As I try to get losers to mellow hippies to The strange thing is that David Walsh, founder of the National Institute on my mind back on track to write Wray whatever I might be now. We It was like we had never been something that isn't about how have always remained friends. apart. The three of us started Media and the Family said,"It is tragically ironic that unsafe this small college com- normal enough on Friday. Our experiences since conversations up just like it at the very time we are wringing our hands about munity we live in has become. I found myself as a secu- high school have been totally was still the spring of 1994 in- violent behavior among young people, we are simul- I find myself trying to figure out rity guard at Black Swamp Arts different. Phil has stayed in stead of this so-called present. taneously entertaining them with it." a cohesive theme for this col- Festival Friday night as part of Toledo and gone to school The point is that despite umn. It was all clear, but now my fraternity's community ser- there. He lives at home and all of the changes that we all Violent crime among youth aged 13 to 17 rose I'm Just thinking about what vice project. This entailed a works about 5Cr hours a week. have gone through, we still 126 percent from 1976 to 1992. and the AMA says happened Saturday at 10:45. group of guys wearing blue staff I do a lot here, but I feel lazy have remained friends. Hence, television violence is partly to blame. I guess what I came up shirts and orange vests. I felt when I talk to him. the "everything has changed, authoratative. to say the least. Phil, as a chemical engi- absolutely nothing's changed" The guidelines urge parents to pay attention to with is change. No. not the stuff in your pockets that jingles At least we could hear the mu- neering major, is going to start quote. Sometimes I feel like I what types of programs their children are watching, around. Its only use to possi- sic and laugh at the drunkards out making $45,000 wherever just go and dispose of every- along with how long they watch television every day. bly get you a taco pizza at three picking fights with each other. he goes. To make that much. I thing in my life and start anew. As for movies, according to the AMA. parents should in the morning. I'm talking At one point, two drunk will have to start selling crack I feel really distant from people about how people, places, and Jimmy Buffet wannabes came or my body. However, we still and places that are a part of the learn about or screen them before their children view values change over time Spe- up to us on bikes. One balding have a lot to talk about. Maybe past. I now realize that the past them. cifically, from the time you first parrothead tried to take his certain friendships transcend really isn't as long ago as I try The News believes that this is merely parental leave home until whenever bike up those steep staircases ordinary events and wherever to make it, and these people common sense. The AMA states that parents need to you've been gone for a while to the apartments above the you're at in life. really aren't as far as away as I and have lost track of people shops downtown. I was waiting Saturday night, some- thought. monitor these types of programs in order to "keep you cared about. NOTE: This is to call the police when he fell, thing very strange and very cool So much for a cohesive children from becoming numb to the sight of charac- not going to be a sapfest. It's but he didn't. Too bad. It happened. I was walking home theme for this column. ters being raped, beaten and killed on television." more an exercise in absurdity, would've been funny. from a party to the fine casa de Brandon Wray can be So that was the present -- Rodgers when a van pulled up. reached at If a parent has let their child get to the point where orange security vests, old drunk guys on bicycles and fun and living spontaneously. I was thinking. "Hey. I always [email protected]. He television makes them numb, the parent apparently blind luck. With a few observa- The past, however, is a stark wanted to see a drive-by up would love to hear any hate has not instilled any type of values into this child. tions from me on all of this. contrast to the present. close." But. no. it's two girls mail compliments, suggestions, Merely viewing the wrong television program or lis- This weekend was a My best friend came to see that I was friends with in high or threats. BW also says be strange mix of my past, me Saturday night for the first school and haven't seen since. careful out there, kids, it's a tening to the wrong song will not guarantee a child present, and future, all within time since August. We have I didn't think I'd ever see them strange place. TRAINSPOTTING will commit crimes - this stems from problems that about 28 hours. It started out been friends since sixth grade. again because our lives had opens at the Cla-Zel this week- run much deeper. end. SEE IT! Hopefully, when a parent hears screams, gun- shots, and obscenities spewing out from a television in the house and realizes that their kid is on the other end. they'll start taking some actions to make sure that the child is viewing appropriate programs. Since television is fast becoming the universal babysitter, this is all the more reason for today's par- ents to take a look at what kind of standards they ard setting for their children -- and, if their kids are at- tempting to live up to them. 13-year olds joining gangs, owning guns and get- ting pregnant shows that parental presence is lack- ing. The sit-down-for-dinner-every-night. spend-time- as-just-a-famlly-type family has becoming an endan- gered species, something that, if parents don't take the incentive, will be extinct before we will have known where it went. It's time to stop laying the blame on outside sources and start looking to where the problems re- ally start. The fact that children are watching shows and movies with violent and sexual content proves that parents aren't where they're supposed to be. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors Schools to have more power Jay Young Scott Brown It's that time of year when damage property. This bill also structional Grant and the Part- News editor Sports editor children and parents are get- authorizes a school district to Time Instructional Grant fund- ting ready for school again. implement a dress code or ing was also Increased and ad- Joe Boyle Jim Barker school uniform policy. Justed to better reflect the City editor Managing editor There'll be lunches to pack and notebooks to buy, but some of Columnist Representative Gene needs of college students. Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi the most interesting prepara- Krebs sponsored House Bill 64 Senate BUI 131. which es- Opinion editor Photo editor tions for the new school year which requires school districts tablished the Ohio Supplemen- have been happening in Co- to expel for one year students tal Student Loan program, was lumbus. who bring firearms to school signed into law by Governor Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod ...the General Assembly Copy Chief Entertainment editor With the introduction of and allows school boards and Volnovlch to improve access to new issues and the passage of has been hard at work superintendents to expel stu- higher education by bridging Anna W.ihrm.in Blake Parkins some key bills, the General As- during this session to dents for up to one year for the funding gap that occurs Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor sembly has been hard at work support and strengthen bringing knives to school. when existing grants, savings, during this session to support Ohio's schools. Based on a federal govern- and loans are exhausted. Spon- and strengthen Ohio's schools. ment mandate, this bill will sored by Senator Richard Production Staff The creation of charter address the problem of vio- Flnan. this program provides Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel schools has been an Interest- approach say that a diverse lence In Ohio's schools. Both student loans to Ohio residents ing debate at the capltol. House student population demands of these bills have been signed and out-of-state residents at- Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry Bill 370. sponsored by Repre- the specialty attention that by Governor Voinovtch. tending Ohio colleges and uni- sentative Sally Perz. seeks to these schools can provide. Op- The Senate and House versities and became available Cathy Raidl Carla Zvosec provide an alternative to pub- ponents of the Idea have ex- have also passed legislation to for the 1996-97 academic year. lic school education through pressed concern Investing state promote higher education for Undergraduate, graduate, and Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in the establishment of commu- funds into an unproved system. Ohio's students. Included In professional students attending this publication without the permission of The BG News Is strictly nity schools. These community, Currently, this bill awaits a vote the 1996-97 state budget bill, school full-or part-time may prohibited. The BG News Is an independent publication founded in 1920 or charter, schools would be on the floor of the Ohio Senate. legislators funded grant and apply for the loans. and is published daily during the academic year and Independent from many of the The General Assembly has loan programs to encourage I am committed to serving Wednesday's in the summer. mandates that regulate Ohio's also addressed bills regarding traditional and part-time stu- you and making your views and Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the public schools, but would re- school discipline. House Bill dents to get their degrees. concerns heard on the state student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions ceive state funds to cover op- 601. sponsored by Representa- The Student Choice Grant level. I would like to know what expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. erating costs. Certain groups tive Randall Gardner, was In- is a form of tuition assistance you think. Please do hot hesi- Letters Intended for publication must be 200 300 words long, would act as sponsors of these troduced In an effort to provide for Ohio residents enrolled in tate to contact me with any con- typed and Include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- new schools and would be re- public schools with more op- full-time undergraduate pro- cerns or suggestions by writing stty affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right (o edit any sponsible for setting up the tions to deal with unruly stu- grams at Ohio's Independent to: State Senator Steve and all letters. dents. It authorizes districts to colleges. In the most recent Yarhrough. Ohio Senate. Ohio The BG News encourages Us reader to notify the paper of curriculum, policies, and goals any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. of the new Institution. The establish alternative disciplin- budget, the funding for this State House. Columbus. Ohio Community School Commis- ary schools and increases from program was increased based 43215, or call (614) 466-8060. 210 West Hail sion, as set up in the bill, would $6,000 to $10,000 the maxi- on current figures that show State Senator Steven Bowling Green State University have the ultimate governing mum amount that can be re- this program helps nearly Yarbrough writes weekly col- Bowling Green. OH 43403 covered from the parents of Ju- 44.000 Ohio residents attend umns which appear in various bgnewsl & bgnet.bgsu.edu authority over these new schools. Supporters of this new venile delinquents who steal or private colleges. The Ohio In- publications on a regular basis. 1 Campus Tuesday, September 10, 1996 page three New proposal Legal Services offers aid to emphasize Program offers help to students in legal trouble Dawn Keller them. Nevertheless, If they f The BG News want to come in and ask us first-year fun questions, we'll try to present Been arrested? Need legal them with the answers they're Jay Young become cultural studies majors, advice about your landlord? looking for," he said. The BC News none of you might be. That Student Legal Services in 325 Fleming said SLS doesn't doesn't matter. The goal is not to University Union can help stu- represent students suing the In an effort to Improve the recruit students for any particu- dents with most legal prob- University or students suing first-year experience at the Uni- lar major, but really have an en- lems, according to Rodney other students. versity, the administration is riched enhancement." Fleming, SLS managing attor- considering a new program in the Ribeau said such a program ney. "We are prohibited in advis- residence halls. would help create the learning Fleming said SLS is a private ing or representing a student in A committee is preparing to community he is looking to con- law firm the University con- a matter involving that student address the possibility of organ- struct. tracts to provide legal services and the University. That izing a residence hall that would "This year we want to do some for the student body. creates a conflict of interest serve as a classroom extension. planning for a living/learning "A majority of the cases we for us," he said. "Even though The program would include center," Ribeau said. "The handle are alcohol related - we are not technically em- 200-300 students and would be greatest bond with an institution t underage consumption, DUI. ployees of the University, we academically focused, according is the bond of learning and the fake IDs, assaults, petty thefts. are dependent on the Universi- to President Sideny Ribeau. excitement that goes along with We also handle land- ty. If the University was not Provost Charles Middleton said that." lord/tenant problems," Flem- here, we would not be here." the plan may include faculty liv- Edward Whipple, vice presi- Fleming said it would not be ing said. "We defend students Braadoa Jukan/Tke BG Newi ing in the residence halls. dent for Student Affairs, over- in any number of misdemeanor fair to advise a student in a Rodney Fleming, right, director of Student Legal Services, "I think we're pretty serious sees the residence halls. He said cases." matter against another stu- about trying to do that by next he supports the idea of bringing dent. spends a good deal of bis time In Bowling Green Municipal Court year. It's related to a goal we faculty Into the halls. Fleming said SLS doesn't "Both of them would be eli- with Judge James Reddin, left. have set for ourselves to have in- "We're really looking at mov- represent students charged gible for our service, and we tegrated programming on this ing in that direction," Whipple with felonies because there are can't take sides," he said. ance premium after your house in and talk to us, because they campus," Middleton said. "The said. "I would love to provide limitations on what the office Students pay $4 a semester has burned down. It doesn't may not know they have cer- idea is a living/learning commu- faculty apartments in every res- can provide. to be eligible for the service. work that way." tain rights that may have been nity." idence hall, and work with our "There's maybe half a dozen "When you look at the rising Kevin Vaughn, SLS board of violated," he said. residence hall staff to develop that are charged with felonies, cost of legal representation, directors president, said stu- Vaughn said students can go Middleton said such a living residential academic communi- and the time Involved to defend you'll find that $4 a semester is dents should take advantage of to SLS for anything. unit may have a theme for a se- ties." a felony case is very substan- well worth it," Fleming said. the service. mester. During their stay, stu- Before building those com- tial," he said. "You're benefit- "Most attorneys In town are "Pay your fee. Pay your fee. "It can be used for so much, dents may be required to take munities, Whipple said the Uni- ing very few students and giv- getting around $100 an hour for Pay your fee," he said. "Every it goes beyond getting drunk similar courses to make work versity needs a solid infrastruc- ing up a lot of time to do that. their services. week we get a call, and we ask underage or landlord/tenant outside of the classroom easier. ture. Our board of directors de- "It is a valuable service, and if they paid the fee, and they problems," Vaughn said. "You'd say, The people who "We have to get our living en- termined that's not something it's kind of like legal insurance, say no, and we can't help The SLS board of directors, live in this building don't have to vironments to a point where peo- we should be doing." you have to pay it up front to be them." which is made up of students, be majors in popular culture, but ple are not worried about either However, Fleming said SLS able to utilize the service," he Fleming said anytime a stu- determines if the service while they're here they are all go- the cosmetic problems or the in- can still give advice to stu- said. "You can't wait until a dent gets criminally charged, meets the needs of students. ing to take the core introductory frastructure, because you can't dents. problem arises and then go try they should contact SLS. Vaughn said the SLS board courses of popular culture,' " learn effectively if your envi- "If they are charged with a to pay your $4. That's like try. "Whether they feel they are manages overall operations Middleton said. ronment is not conducive to felony, we can't represent Ing to pay your house insur- guilty or not, they need to come and makes major decisions. "In the end, some of you may learning," he said. IRAQ GOALS Continued from page one. He predicted that KDP leader Continued from page one. President Sidney Ribeau said one of the biggest concerns Middleton said all of the com- Barzani would come to regret his the University needs to make raised by students in the Build- mittee reports are due at the end zani stood on a hill just outside, alliance of convenience with tiate their way through the bu- customer service a priority. ing Community Report Middle- of the semester. He said perfec- saluting his men as they entered. Saddam. reaucracy that they have to deal "People are really, really busy. ton said the administration views tion will take time "This is the end of the colla- with in all aspects of the Univer- They have tight schedules, so advising as a critical function of "We probably won't get it ex- borator," he said, referring to "In aligning with Baghdad, the sity life," Middleton said. anything that can provide a con- the institution. actly right on any of these issues PUK leader Talabani's alliance KDP has mounted a tiger which "It's more than just, 'Can I go venience helps," Ribeau said. "We think that advising is such this year. In fact, I would be real- with Iran. will destroy us all," the PUK to one place to pay my bill, buy "Universities in general are try- an important and key issue, and ly amazed if we got it exactly Traveling in trucks, taxis and statement said. "Once Saddam my lunch ticket and all that.' It's ing to be more aware of the needs the students are saying that to us right, but I don't believe waiting even old Mercedes-Benz sedans, controls Kurdistan, he will no really looking at the whole ques- of students." - as are their parents, that it de- around until we have It exactly the KDP troops encountered a longer need his Kurdish ally and tion of how we could be a cus- Another committee will look at serves special and discrete atten- right should be a reason for not few sniper ambushes, but will consume the KDP and what tomer center and user friendly." the issue of academic advising - tion," Middleton said. taking action," Middleton said. quickly responded with heavy ar- remains of the Kurdish people." tillery fire into hills covered with In Washington, President Clin- dry golden grass. ton said the conflict won't be re- The PUK had put up stiff resis- solved until the Kurds stop fight- tance until Monday, but appeared ing among themselves. New fence to border cemetary unable to hold back the ons- "I would still like to do more to laught. help the Kurds," Clinton said. Iraqi forces were advancing "But frankly, if you want the Campus landmark will be protected from pedestrian traffic across the region behind the fighting to be ended, the leaders front-line KDP fighters but were of the various factions are going NickSabo fence serves a two-fold purpose. paths through the cemetery iron fence will close the not playing a major role in the to have to be willing to go back to The BC News "People have been complaining made access to campus more cemetery grounds, and the origi- fighting, according to most ac- the peace table and talk it about students and faculty going convenient but also took away nal gate will be restored and im- counts. through." Student commuters accus- between funeral processions," the sacred atmosphere of the plemented to the Merry street In another development, the tomed to cutting through Oak Bowling Green Councilwoman cemetery for many citizens. entrance, according to Hoffman. U.N. guards in Sulaymaniyah Washington Post reported about Grove Cemetery will have to take Colleen Smith said. "I know no "It's a very emotional place," "We want to make [Oak Grove said it appeared most of the 200 Iraqi Arab dissidents were alternate routes to classes. one had any intention of offend- Wes Hoffman, Bowling Green Cemetery] more attractive," Patriotic Union leadership had holed up in the northern town of A new section of eight-foot ing anyone, but it really got tc ba mayor, said. "There's also been Hoffman said of the second in- fled, possibly to Iran. Salahuddin and feared for their high fencing has closed the a problem." University parking some vandalism that has people centive for the $33,477 project. Thousands of refugees from lives. The men fled the northern cemetery off from Ridge Street. lots one, five and 12 are situated concerned." "The chain-link fence doesn't the fighting already have crossed city of Irbil shortly before the According to city officials, the behind Oak Grove. The use of Three additional sections of look that good," he said. into Iran, and "tens of thousands combined Iraqi-KDP forces are on the move," Iran's mission stormed the city on Aug. 31. to the United Nations said in a The men are members of the statement. Iraqi National Congress, an um- Clinton promises student tax breaks It asked for international aid brella organization of Iraqi dissi- for the refugees to prevent a dent groups that is funded by the "human catastrophe." CIA and claims thousands of Proposal calls for $1500-per-year tuition tax credit, other scholarships PUK leader Talabani remained members, according to the Post. in Sulaymaniyah until its capture College Press Service to-the rafters crowd at Chicago's college just as universal as four corp to teach youngsters to read. Monday. He made an urgent ap- With CIA help, the congress United Center. years of high school education is "1 want to say here, before I go peal for help, but seemed re- has spread anti-Saddam propa- In accepting Democratic Clinton said he would enact a today," said Clinton, adding that further, that these tax cuts and signed to the fact that the Ameri- ganda, including leaflets, books nomination for the second time. grab bag of tax cuts targeted at the $1500-per-year tuition tax every other one I mention tonight cans would not come to his res- and radio and television broad- President Clinton proposed tax making college more affordable credit would cover the costs of are fully paid for in my balanced cue. casts. But it has not been in- breaks targeted to education that for working class families. the typical community college budget plan, line by line, dime by "The United States is not in a volved in any significant military he said "would build a bridge to This Included a proposal for a education. dime," Clinton added. position that can obstruct a operations against Saddam. the 21st century." $1500 per-year tuition tax credit Also on his wish list: a $2,600 "I think it's great. As many [KDPlinvasion, which is a kind of Clinton declined to comment "By the year 2000, the single for the first two years of college, grant for unemployed and people should go to college as support indirectly to Saddam," on the report, but said: "We're most critical thing we can do is to called HOPE scholarslps, and a underemployed workers for possible," said Marty Morris, 20, he told a group of journalists that doing everything we think we give every single American the $10,000 deduction for college tui- training and expansion of Amer- a University of Chicago junior. "I included Associated Press Tele- can to help anybody that needs to chance to go to college," Clinton tion. iCorps, the national service pro- hope he really follows through on vision. be out of Iraq." said Aug. 29 before a packed- "We must make two years of gram, to create a new literacy that campaign promise." Assocation offers tips for buying books cheap Colleen DeBalse year on books and supplies, ac- school, your textbooks are town and what other options they of thought when it comes to buy- College Press Service cording to Martha Love, informa- there,"she said. "There's no pre- may have," Michelle Riche, a ing books for class. tion analyst for the National As- vious buying experience with "Freshmen don't University of California-Santa University of Iowa freshman socation of college stores. that." know the town and Cruz junior, said. "On my campus Some students recommend go- Sharon Monaghan had just The trick is getting the most The association has conducted there Is the bookstore that char- ing to class first, before you buy trudged back to her dorm room for your money, and the associa- surveys and found that, by their what other options ges top dollar for books. First your books. That way, you might with a heavy sack of books and a tion offers a number of tips for senior year, many students have they may have." year students are more likely to discover that a roommate or mild case of sticker shock. shopping wisely at the campus devised strategies to save money go there because they want to friend is in the same class and "This one book alone cost $40," bookstore. on books, Love said. make sure they buy the right is- could share the cost of a book said Monaghan, pointing to a In particular, freshmen might Freshman, on the other hand, UCSC junior Michelle sue of a book." with you, Love said. textbook for a music apprecia- be startled by the cost of text- "were much more compelled to Riche But after two years on campus, Also, check with friends to see tion class. "I couldn't believe it." books on their first bookbuying buy anything the professor said," Riche said she is more likely to if they've taken the course. Ask If On average, college students trip, Love said. she said. on the book-buying experience check out other venues. they'll lend you the book, or if the spent about $600 each school Up until college, "you go to "Freshmen don't know the Love said there are two schools book was needed, she said.
i State page four Tuesday, September 10, 1996 Central State running in spite of debt James Hannah about the school's financial con- from Cleveland, said he never reasons. State officials inspect- The two dorms are being used, associate vice president for aca- The Associated Press dition. Central State, about 20 considered changing schools. ing the campus found leaking the cafeteria will open next demic support services, said miles east of Dayton, is facing an "Everything's rolling fine ex- pipes, peeling paint, broken week, and a third dorm is expect- 1,757 students have enrolled for WILBERFORCE, Ohio -- Fall estimated $8 million deficit. It cept for the dorm situation," he windows and too few fire alarms ed to reopen by the end of the fall classes, including 351 in- classes at Central State Universi- owes millions of dollars for water month. Until the cafeteria reo- coming freshmen. Last fall, ty opened on schedule Monday, and telephone service, as well as pens, students are being fed at about 600 of the 2,500 students even though the school is mil- bookstore supplies. "Everything has started according to plan. nearby Wilberforce University. who enrolled were freshmen. In the meantime, Sullivan is lions of dollars in debt and most "But I knew everything would Robert Marcus, a Central State of its dorms remain closed. work out somehow or another," We are open. We have a full curriculum. And among Central State students be- ing lodged in area motels. math professor and head of the Students at the historically Kelley said. our students are energized." faculty union, said his students black university lugged book- Andre Ivey, a senior from were all business and there was filled backpacks to classes and Xenia, said Central State's prob- Sullivan stays in Springfield, no discussion of the school's greeted old friends on campus lems have been blown out of pro- Robert Marcus about 15 miles north of campus, problems in his classes. following summer break. portion, and he did not hesitate to Central State math professor and takes a shuttle bus to class. "I'm real excited to get back return to the school. He said the bus is fine, but he "Everything has started ac- and see how things are going," "It feels nice to be back," Ivey plans to buy a car. cording to plan," Marcus said. said Martin Kelley, a senior from said. "Just have faith in the said. and extinguishers. "We are open. We have a full Cincinnati. school and it should work out " The state closed the school's Two of the dorms and the At a weekly news briefing, curriculum. And our students are Kelley said he was concerned Stephen Sullivan, a sophomore nine dorms in July for safety cafeteria have been renovated. Blanche Mayo, Central State's energized."
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It's just that I can't for the Whitewater venture. She four times in the chest during a tim of a snooting. ing grazed by a bullet frag- trust them" she said, referring to was sentenced to two years in weekend attack, and police Shakur was a passenger in a ment, or shrapnel, from the LITTLE ROCK - Keeping her Whitewater prosecutors. prison, beginning Sept. 30. complained Monday that un- car heading to a nightclub late car. word not to cooperate with McDougal also insisted that cooperative witnesses have Saturday when a white Cadillac In 1994, Shakur was shot five Whitewater prosecutors, Susan she had gotten no prompting or On Wednesday, U.S. District given them few leads. with four men inside pulled up Judge Susan Webber Wright times while being robbed of McDougal was led away to Jail assistance from the White House. Shakur, 25, remained in and someone opened fire, $40,000 in Jewelry in the lobby Monday for contempt of court, "If the Clintons have helped me found McDougal in contempt for critical condition at University shooting Shakur four times in refusing to answer questions of a New York City recording denying she was trying to protect or the White House has helped Medical Center, spokesman the chest. His lung was re- studio. President Clinton with her me, then God help us all because from the Whitewater grand jury. Dale Pugh said. "His injuries moved Sunday. silence. I'm about to go to jail," she said. Among the questions she re- Clinton's former Whitewater fused to answer, McDougal said, business partner spent 7 1/2 was whether Clinton told the hours in a federal court lockup "I'm so angry that truth when he testified at her before she was put in a van in trial via videotape that he knew sliackles and handcuffs to be they hold themselves nothing about the loan or the land taken to the Faulkner County jail, to be so full of deal. about 30 miles away. integrity, so above The judge can decide if any of A federal judge cited her for McDougal's time served for con- contempt last week for refusing reproach." tempt will count toward her two- to answer questions about Clin- year Whitewater sentence. ....Let your light so shine before man that they ton before a federal grand jury, One of her lawyers, Jenniffer and gave her until Monday to Susan McDougal Horan, denied that McDougal's may see your good works, glorify your Father cliange her mind. McDougal, 41, on Whitewater prosecutors silence was intended to protect Matthew 5:16 could be held for up to 1 1/2 the president. which is heaven. years but could be released im- Horan said the president's at- mediately if she relents and White House lawyer Mark Fa- torneys "have never, ever indi- agrees to testify. "I'm so angry biani said only that the White cated to me in any way that they HOW? By joining The Bowling Green State University Gospel Choir!!!! that they hold themselves out to House did not prompt her de- did not want Susan McDougal to be so full of integrity, so above cision to go to jail and never indi- answer any question ever put to When? Wednesday, September 4 @ 8:00pm reproach," McDougal, speaking cated it didn't want her to answer her. They have never indicated outside the federal courthouse, questions. anything like that to me or to my Where? Moore Musical Arts Center (located between the Health Center said of Whitewater prosecutors. 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Last week, she said she "Tell them what they want to great money wouldn't testify because she hear and they give you a deal," a ** Also, those who play any instruments are welcome!!!!! didn't want to subject herself to defiant McDougal said. saving ad in perjury charges if her story con- McDougal was convicted May todays paper flicted with that of other pros- 28 of obtaining in 1986 a fraudu- Come Prepared To sing And Praise The Lord!!!!!!!!!! ecution witnesses. lent $300,000 loan, some of which s Tonight At The Student Union fij »0 ♦ ^ » * ' For your
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The Tribe of William & Mary proved to be Jim Lifts less than cordial guests, winning The Associated Press all three of its games. By com- parison, Bowling Green could Mike Tyson's latest fias- only manage one win in its four co didn't do anything for games. boxing, though it did help The Falcons looked like they restore some faith in the were turning things around Fri- neighbors. It turns out day morning. They victimized about 100,000 fewer of Delaware in three straight sets: them coughed up the $39.95 1S-13, 15-8, and 15-9. Middle hit- pay-per-view fee to see him ter Lori Hilton led the way for tip over this tomato can Bowling Green with 19 kills. than the last one. In this Wendy Watkins directed the racket, that passes for real offense with 31 assists. Shayne progress. Crumley led the defense with 12 For the record, Saturday digs. night's victim-for-hire was Any momentum the Falcons Bruce Seldon. Or so it ap- may have had seemed drained peared. A hard body with a after a grueling, heart-breaking frail chin, Seldon was sup- five game loss to the North- posed to be the WBA cham- western Wildcats. Each game pion and supposed to have a was tight, but Northwestern pre- jab that could keep Tyson at vailed: 11-15, 15-10, 15-13, 13-15, bay long enough to break a and 15-13. Four Falcons had sweat. The guy who actual- double digit totals in kills. Hilton ly showed up to Tight had again led with 19. Team defense nothing and besides, he was a strong point, as five spent so little time without players reached double digits in his face glued to the canvas digs. Freshman Lori Kemerer - 109 seconds ~ a positive had 20, Watkins had 18, Erin Sic- ID was impossible. benhar saved 15, Crumley had 13, A glancing right hand on and another freshman. Heather the top of his head set him Murphy, had 15. down the first time, then a Sunday, Bowling Green had its Todd Young/The BC News left hook a short while later least impressive match against Courtney Tracy, a blo-chemistry major from Bowling Green, takes a swing during the opening day of Intramural competition. sent him sprawling to that James Madison, losing by the soft spot on the mat he had scores of: 15-3, 15-7, 8-15 and been eying since stepping 15-10. Hilton led with 17 kills, and was phenomenal." between the ropes. While Watkins had 31 assists. They re- Watkins, a junior, setter, piled Tyson debated whether to bounded in their final match with up 154 assists for the tourna- shower, a restive crowd be- a solid effort against William & ment. Her strong play and Bengals characterized gan chanting '"fix, fix, fix" Mary. Despite losing the match leadership was also recognized at Seldon, and promoter 15-7, 12-15,13-15,15-13, and 15-8, by the coaches of the five teams Don King went about busi- Bowling Green was solidly in the by her selection to the All- ness as usual. Which is to match until the final game. Tournament Team. Despite the by ineffective offense say, he quit defending the "It was a very good tourna- accolades, Watkins is quick to current fiasco and started ment," said head coach Denise give credit to her teamates. Part of Brown's tone comes takes over and over - penalties, hustling the next one. Joe Kay Van De Walle. "[playing] "I like to take things in my own The Associated Press from the magnitude of the prob- dropped passes, missed blocks, That would be the Nov. 9 different types of teams with hands sometimes, but it helps to lems. Every area of the team has forced passes. fiasco, in which Tyson is different strengths and weak- know that I have good hitters to CINCINNATI - The featured been lacking in the first two Players agree that the worst scheduled to fight Evandcr nesses. We're glad to get our first give the ball to," said Watkins. running back is unhappy. The games. part Is how they've lost. Holyfield. That was a fight win against Delaware. We played head coach is under fire. The ■ The Bengals simply cannot "They guys in this team have a people actually anticipated well." Tonight Bowling Green opens team is woeful and winless two run the football behind their lot of pride and always want to go once upon a time - five Van De Walle also commented games into the season. Inexperienced offensive line. out and at least perform well," years ago, to be exact. It it's home schedule against on the team's resilience, "The Wright State. Starting time is 7 This Is all so familiar to the Their leading rusher Sunday was middle linebacker Steve Tovar was postponed initially tough thing Is, we are in every Cincinnati Bengals, and all so un- backup quarterback Erik Wil- said Monday. "If we're going to when Tyson pulled out with p.m. at Anderson Arena. The single match No one is blowing Raiders of Wright State are a expected. A team that fancied it- helm, who gained 22 yards on two lose, let us lose because things a rib cage injury. By the us off the court. We're in every team very much like the Falcons. self a playoff contender is in- carries. just don't go our way." time that healed, Tyson was single match, but we're not shut- Like Bowling Green, the Raiders stead adding to Its recent history ■ Running back Ki-Jana Car- The sloppy play has reheated fighting charges of rape ting the door." Bowling Green's liave a 1-7 record, and are coming of depressing starts. ter, the main hope for resurrect- the anti-Shula sentiment that that resulted in a three-year record slips to 1-7. The bright off two back-to-back tournament. A 27-14 loss Sunday in San ing the running game, has opened cooled last year during a 7-9 prison term. points of the tournament were Wright State also is young team Diego left the Bengals 0-2 for the with two poor games and senses season. With the loss Sunday, the Now, Tyson Is intent on the win, of course, and the indi- lacking expierience. fourth time in six years and he's being forced out as the fea- Bengals are 18-48 in Shula's five making everybody else pay, vidual play of Lori Hilton and The Falcons will be seeking failed to spark a run at the ticket seasons as head coach taking his time, steering tured back. Garrison Hearst had Wendy Watkins. Hilton, on the revenge after losing a four set windows. The Bengals don't ex- seven carries Sunday, the same Shula's contract Is up after this clear of Riddick Bowe, the strength of her 64 kills over the match to the Raiders last year. pect to sell out their home opener number as Carter, and is gaining season and many fans are calling one fighter who could actu- course of the tournament, won The Falcons remember the play Sunday against 0-2 New Orleans. a bigger role in the offense as he for Brown to fire him now. ally ruin this slow march the Most Valuable Performer a- of senior setter Lisa Dearden, General manager Mike Brown, learns more of it. Brown, who is philosophically toward mediocrity. Instead, ward for the tournament. and sophmore, middle hitter, who usually asks for patience in ■ Special teams have fumbled, opposed to coaching changes he tries to build a gate by "Lori Hilton had a great tour- difficult times, had a sense of ur- allowed a blocked punt, given up during the season, declined to sparring with Holyf ield. Carrie Monnes. The returning nament, and it (Most Valuable players are looking forward to gency in his voice Monday. long punt returns In both games talk about his head coach Mon- "The only thing stopping Performer) was voted on by the this one. "I don't take any solace in be- and repeatedly given the Bengals day. me from being the cham- coaches, and so obviously all the "I think we're fired up to final- ing patient," Brown said. "We've poor field position. "I'm just not going to get into pion is just time," said Ho- other coaches felt the same way I ly get to play at home." said Wat- got to get on track. It's been a bad ■ The defense has been better that discussion," Brown said. lyfield, who just happened did." said Van De Walle. "Lori kins. "We've been on the road so and disappointing start. than a year ago, but not nearly All that was left to talk about to be at the post-fight news Hilton, at the net, was hard to much that I think that will help "It Isn't just that we lost. We good enough to make up for the were the team's many failings stop. In two matches she was us play much better, and I know havent looked good losing. We'- other units' failures. and how to correct them. There See LITKE, page nine. racking up 14, 17,19 kills, some- that we have a revenge factor ve been out of sync. And we've ■ And the team has looked bad thing like that. Her net presence against Wright State." got to get hold of ourselves." overall, making the same mis- See BENGALS, page eight. FHLCON VOlieVBIUl HOAAC OP€N€R VS. WRIGHT STflT€-7:00 BGSU Students show ID at door for easy admission jj v. ..•.».».».» . •-.•■*.•.-. •.^.•-X-.A-.A-.A.-.A-.
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^^'•'^'^^^^^■^^'^^ I page eight The I News Tuesday, September 10, 1996 1996 — year of home runs Ben Walker - it's probably because of ex- Osborae became the first Car- The Associated Press pansion the last couple of years dinals pitcher to hit a grand and everything," he said. "It'll slam since Bob Forsch in 1986. Prank Thomas started the take a few years, but the pitch- ■ Nigel Wilson's first career whole thing. Only a few pitches ers will get caught up again hit In 26 at-bats. The No. 1 pick Into the 1996 season, he hit the and then, in a few years, by the Marlins in the expansion first March home run in histo- everybody will be saying the draft, he's drifted to Cleveland. ry - off Randy Johnson, no pitching Is so good." ■ Todd Hundley's 40th home less. Eddie Murray, at age 40, hit run, which tied Roy Cam panel That got the ball rolling. Or the 500th homer of his career. la's record for most home runs flying, as it turned out, in what Andruw Jones, at 19, became by a catcher. Hundley also quickly became the Year of the the youngest National Leaguer broke the Mets' mark for Home Run. to connect in more than 30 homers held by Darryl Straw- Gary Sheffield made it offi- seasons. berry; earlier this season, cial Sunday when he hit the Henry Rodriguez surpassed 4,459th homer of the major Ryne Sandberg and Eric the Montreal record set by An- league season, breaking the Davis came out of retirement dre Dawson. mark set in 1987. In the rush of to hit more than 20 each. Jer ■ 'They can say all they home run records to fall, his malne Dye homered In his first want about the ball being drive in Florida off Montreal's at-bat in the bigs. Llght-hltting juiced, but the two I've seen Pedro Martinez became the Kevin Elster hit 23. would have been out In the latest highlight. Even Mick Billmeyer took dead-ball era," new Mets man- part. Who? He's the California ager Bobby Valentine said. No telling the reason for the Angels bullpen catcher, and Hundley became the ninth onslaught, either. Could be given a chance to play in the player to reach the 40-homer smaller parks, maybe it's poor Hall of Fame exhibition game plateau this season, setting an- pitching or it might be a juiced against Montreal, he stepped ball. other record. There had up to the plate and hit a drive already been a record number "Obviously, there's a lot of over the right-field stands. of 30-homer players. offense this year and a lot of "I'm saying to the guys, 'It On deck, the likes of Mark home runs," said Mike Piazza, ain't that hard," the career McGwire (48), Albert Belle who hit homer No. 4,458 about minor leaguer said. (44), Juan Gonzalez (44) and 20 minutes before Sheffield Of the 27 home runs hit Sun- Ken Griffey Jr. (43) could top connected. "I can't put any par- day, bringing the season total the mark of two 50-homer ticular thing on it. I mean, you to 4,463, there were these: players in a year. Roger Maris hear all kinds of theories." ■ Houston pitcher Shane and Mickey Mantle did it In The Associated Press "I guess it's a combination of Reynolds' second homer of the Frank Thomas bits the first March home run in history off of Randy Johnson. Gary Sheffield hit things, but I look at It this way year. A day earlier, Donovan See HOMER, page "in*. the 4,459th homer of the major league season, breaking the mark set In 1987.
BENGALS any one guy," Shula said. Wyche's last season as head and now 0-2. others. Continued from page seven. dooms them to essentially play- The biggest worry is that the ing out the ""ir. That's become a coach, by losing their first eight Overall, the Bengals are 4-14 in Asked if the players believe it, was no clear answer. Bengals will slip into yet another tradition lr¢ years. games. Shula's teams have gotten September under Shula, who In- too, Shula said, "We'll find out "There's not any one thing, not season-opening swoon that The BenS s started 1991, Sam off to starts of 2-5, 0-10, 0-8, 2-4 sists this slow start is not like the Sunday." -ST. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10,1996 rrfps IIM*niM Jfl HMUM \17, IF-ttlialM 17, ■fcftllBEl 27, lgHtIMI.1 27, ll.ft!iin 27, Igiflt IlMM 27, UrAIMII 27, ItMU'l 27, «JfcriaUtll 27, ltHT*Iliri~l 27, .inMllfEEM I BROADCAST STATIONS w NewtX Young and the Restless Boid»B. As the World Turns I Guiding Light (In Stereo. Oprah Winfrey X Ne»s I News X CBS Newt Fortune Jeopardy! Movie: ••• i "Indvjna Jones ana t* Last Crusade 1989) Harnson Ford X News | Late Show (In Stereo) X «P News 1 The City I All My Children I One Life to Live I General Hospital X Ricki Lake Newel |CheersX NewaX ABC Newt Entertain Hard Copy Roteanne [Drew Carey Home Imp. Coach I NYP0 Blue (R) X News a Nightlme X | Cheers X TO Rail Lift Days of Our Lives 'I Another World i Cosby Blossom I Baywatch Kcks" X MonfelWiil.ams I News NBC News Cops « Real TV I Mad About You IRI ft Frasier X Caroline Dateline (In Sterec} X M-A-S'H I Tonight Show(In Stereo' (D Nutrition People and the Power Game (Pan i oi 2} I Wild Am. Quilting Creatures Bill Nye |wishbone Station Barney Place Business News-Lehrer Nova (R||in Stereo) X People and Ihe Power Game (Part 2 ot 21 X Computer Charlie Rote (In Stereo) © SttameSt Couch Dudley Bill Nye Painting Gourmet Se-mg Flowers Sesame Street (R) I Sandiego Wishbone News-lehrer Wild Am Creatures Nova R] '- SttftO] I People and Ihe Power Game Part 2 of 21 X Served Charlie Rota (In Stereo) tu Dating Newlywed Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Mega Man Gargoyles Eekl Batman Beelleborg Rangers Quack Simpsons Home Imp. | Mad-You Seinteld 1 Home Imp. Movie: -Card Anoe( 1996. DramalEncRooens X. Newt |Coach X Star Trek NeitGener. Roiaatina tt> Midday Car Show Northern EipoturtX Daikning Gargoyles Aladdin X Quack The Mask Sharks Court TV News Day 1 Date To Be Announced Moesna it Homeboyt Burning Zone kl SMrM] Newt Wrestling Paid Prog. (ffl Griffith 1 Love-uc* Golden j Brady Flintstones Goof Troop Eek! Batman Beelleborg Rangers Fresh Pr Step-Step Simpsons jRoseanne Home Imp. | Home Imp. Moesha I Homeccys BummgZone In StvftO] Newt Freeh Pr. [Married... Slar Trek CABLE STATIONS COM Saturday Night Livt X Politically [DailyShow |Soap.t |Wnoee? Movie: «•« "Trie Bio Picture" 11989 Kevin Bacon Kids in Hall A-Lisl - Ullman Dream On [Politically Daily Show [CBS Stars |Cryslal [Tompkins Lounge Liz. j Dream On Lounge Liz. Politically jDailyShow Kids in Hall ESPN Spoilscentei ft; Auto Racing: NASCAR -- Miter Gerwne Draft 400 Auto Racing InrjyCar •■ Monterey Grand Prx (Ft) Yearbook NBA Today Up Close Sportscenler Major League Soccer: Gaiary at MetroSlars Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball Sportscenter I Baseball HBO Movtt: (Firtt Loo* Movie: ... 'Oiy iMLoney" (1991 i John Candy »* The Arrwmg. Panda Adventure" jMovie: ••• The rVeverwidtig Stotf Movie:««'TheNion(DWore"|l9lie)'PG-13,I |«e "AceVentura WhenNalureCa*" Rial Sports (In Stereo) Artiss X Movie: •« 'Fiasnpojnr"(i984)R' sc Women's Pfo Beach Volleyball Planet X Racing Tennis Rugby- New Zealand vs South Alnca (R| Lou Horn |R Cooper Bobcats |lndians Major League Baseball CaWomia Angels at Cfcvetand Indians (Lr.e) Mara and lea Ltvtni Sports W-iters on TV Baseball SCIFJ Amazing Spider-Man Hitchcock Dartuudo Swamp Secret 1.0 Buck Rogers Incredible Hulk Bionic Woman Six Million Dollar Man Worldcon Live V "TheOvercrd K Sht-Woll ol London Fri. the 13th Series Worldcon: Livt V(R)I USA Wanted |TopCops Livt With the People's Court Low Connection A the Big Dale Wanted [Top Cops Wings I | Wings It Renegade Teen Anger Highlander: The Senes Murder. She Wrote 1 BoiingilrveJX Silk Stalkings In Stereo Big Date
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His sure. ard Baldwin. Lemieux spent the Baldwin said. Tyson to be heard "See you Nov. prayers were answered - assum- At that rate, Tyson has a dozen CANONSBURG, Pa. - The sigh weekend attending his brother To entice Lemieux into return- 9." ing Bruno was asking for nothing more profitable fights before of relief was audible from the Richard's wedding in Montreal. ing, the Penguins re-signed one Tyson glowered back. "I'm go- more ambitious than a chance to he'll actually have to come up Pittsburgh Penguins' training "I needed the summer break to of his best friends, forward Dan ing to like this. I'm going to have spend the money he made for en- with an entertaining one. That's complex all the way to Civic be sure I would be able to meet Quinn, and traded for the more a good time this fight." tering the ring in the first place. why the Tyson camp paid $4 mil- Arena. Mario Lemieux is back the physical requirements of the physical Kevin Hatcher to re- If that turns out to be true, he And that's precisely the prob- lion to No. 1 WBC contender Len- for at least one more season. long season and compete at my place Sergei Zubov on the power could be the only one who does. lem: There is plenty of money to nox Lewis to step aside so Tyson Lemieux said Monday he is normal level," Lemieux said. play. Lemieux complained Zubov The maxim in boxing is that the go around and plenty of pugs who could fight Seldon. healthy and motivated enough to "This is all about the Stanley passed too much and was too he- public doesn't pay for fights, it will happily take it to let Tyson Holyfield is nowhere near the play, and is convinced the Peng- Cup. At this stage in my career, sitant. pays for fighters. If that's true, tattoo them. fighter he was a few years ago. uins can challenge again for the the cup is the biggest motiva- the public has now paid Tyson Seldon got $5 million for his His last fight was a fifth-round Stanley Cup. tion." "We're always looking to make $80 million for what amounts to a 109 seconds of work, and despite TKO of Bobby Czyz, who either Lemieux, who will be 31 next Baldwin never doubted the ourselves better," general man- 17-minute, 20-second aerobic Showtime's estimate that 100,000 fights or announces fights, de- month, returned from a one-year two-time Conn Smythe Trophy ager Cralg Patrick said. class. fewer households bought that pending on which pays better at health sabbatical to win his fifth winner would return, but chose Lemieux will not practice this Peter McNeely was the first fight than the Bruno fight, the the moment. NHL scoring title and lead the not to press the issue. week, but will work out on his bozo King put in front of Tyson. Penguins within one victory of "Neither he nor I wanted to own before Joining the Penguins The only reason he's walking the Stanley Cup finals last bring it to a head," Baldwin said. for a Sept. 15 exhibition against around today is because his man- spring. "I think in his mind he always the Boston Bruins in Worcester, ager stopped the fight before After Pittsburgh's Game 7 loss felt he was coming back. But it's Mass. The Penguins officially McNeely used his face to take to Florida in the Eastern Confer- like going back to school every opened camp Sunday. another imprint of Tyson's fist. ence finals, Lemieux put off any fall. You say, 'Do I really want to Lemieux apparently will de- Buster Mathis Jr. was next. To decision about his hockey future. go back?'He does. cide his plans for future seasons no one's surprise, he fought a lot CUSTOMER He did not officially inform the "He wanted to be sure that on a year-to-year basis. like Johnny Mathis, and by now, has probably launched a singing HOMER career with what King put in his APPRECIATION DAY! pocket for staying vertical for Continued from page eight. This season's 4,459 homers Field in Denver and Camden three full rounds. BOWLING GREEN came in 1,999 games. In 1987, the Yards in Baltimore. Then there was Frank Bruno. 1961, Ralph Kiner and Johnny 4,458 homers came in 2,105 "This place is a joke," Detroit 112 MERCER & WOOSTER Mize did it in 1947 and Hank games. manager Buddy Bell said after Greenberg and Jimmie Foxx set Back then, the Florida Marlins the host Orioles homered three 354-6500 354-6500 the standard in 1938. did not exist and neither did the times in the eighth inning Sun- THANK YOU! THANK YOU! The Baltimore Orioles have hit Colorado Rockies. Nor did day. "Everything goes to the 231 home runs and are closing in homer-friendly parks like Coors warning track." THANK YOU THANK YOU! on the record of 240 by the 1961 Yankees team featuring Maris and Mantle. Leading the way for Baltimore is unlikely leadoff hit- Tony Packo's Cafe ter Brady Anderson, whose 44 ALL home runs are more than double his previous career high of 21. TODAY IS DAY Rafael Palmeiro is one of six 5827 Monroe St. Slyvania, OH LONG players to hit 20 homers for Bal- 20 < WING timore this year. Murray and is now hiring qualified individuals for the Todd Zeile, acquired in recent DAY! deals, also have 20 and newcomer following positions: ALL DAY 'TIL Pete Incaviglla (19) is close. In- caviglia hit a grand slam the day • Kitchen CLOSE OPEN FOR after he was traded, the first LUNCH AT 11AM player to do that in the modem * Counter Service 1 76 E. 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