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New fad in California will Miami Sound Machine Bond shines in 'Living fade works despite delays Daylights' page 2 page 4 page 5 THE BG NEWS Vol.69 Issue 134 Bowling Green, Ohio Wednesday, August 12,1987 University to implement 911 system Director of Public Safety, the Bess said that the new emer- by Kay Fishei ted by the 911 number. new system is approximately 17, at 7 a.m. idea of installing the 911 system gency system will provide : 7,000 in one-time equipment Other than this change, Bess managing editor has been discussed and worked several advantages. Bess said that emergency si- purchases and Bess said that the said he expects things to basica- on for some time. "Basically, the service turns tuations include on-going cost will be well worth it. lly stay the same, but with bet- The campus community this "The system will only be used all campus phones into emer- crimes, fires, accidents requir- ter results occuring when an fall can rely on just three num- on campus now," Bess said. gency phones," he said. "It's ing an ambulance, or immediate "It has proven to be beneficial emergency arises. bers to get help in an emergency "But we do hope that we will be also an easy number to re- or dangerous safety concerns in other cities that use the situation. able to interface with the county member. Our regular number, which nave the potential to system," Bess said. One change "The blue light phones located By dialing the numbers 911 on on the system eventually." 372-2346, isn't as easy to re- cause injury or death. will take place with the arrival on campus will remain and we any on-campus telephone, that Bowling Green and county member during an emergency." of the new system. Bess said the have had no problems with them person will be put in immediate officials will continue to examiri - The regular number may still The service will actually begin number for obtaining an outside thus far," Bess said. "We don't contact with the University iiie systems before they incor- be used to report a problem to its operation on Saturday, Au- line from an on-campus phone anticipate anyone abusing the Police dispatcher. porate their systems with the 01 the police, but any type of emer- gust 22, at 8 a.m. will be changed from nine to se- number or any other major According to William Bess, campus one, Bess said. gency situation should be repor- The cost of implementing the ven. This will begin on August changes because of the system." Fair fares well

by LeWonnie Belcher staff reporter

With one day left for the Wood County Fair, everything ap- pears to be going "par for the course," said Pat Frost, secre- tary manager of the Wood County Fair. Frost said the performance of the 1987 Wood County Fair is comparable to previous years. She said the attendance has not been spectacular, but it has been ■ consistent, which is good when it is taken into consideration that a lot of fairs have had decreased attendances this year. So far, Frost said the biggest attraction attendance-wise to the fair would have to be Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine that appeared on Sun- day night at the fair's grand- stand. Frost said she was pleased with the band because they did present a good show." Frost was also pleased be- cause the booking of Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine to the fairgrounds was an experiment to boost atten- BG News/Dave Klelmeyer dance to the fair. Left-Gloria Estefan sings at the Wood County Fair last Sunday night. Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine performed lor over 2500 fans despite a one and a half hour rain delay and an illness. Fair offi- "We've never paid this much cials said the group was the highest paid entertainment ever booked at the fair (see related story and for entertainment before," said photo page 4). Above Despite the animal's protests Matt Cessna of Cygnet clips and grooms a sheep. Frost. "This is a first for us." Cessna, an Ohio State University student, was helping his brother prepare the animal for the fair's Jr. Frost said if the gate receipts Sheep Breeding competition. The fair which began last Friday ends tonight. G See Fair, page 5. BG News/Dave Klelmeyer Tickets Traveling man finds BG unique Man says this is a favorite on his U.S. tour still on ciety once they finish their stu- ing the meal he touched me two by LeWonnie Belcher dies." times in the wrong spot." staff reporter Jol said Bowling Green lacks a Jol said the minister tried to wide variety of people because explain that in America people sale When people think of tourist the only ones here are students. always touched others in that attractions in America they Jol said he did think the people manner. Jol said the man did not More than 83,000 tickets have usually think of New York, Los here are friendly. know that he knew differently. been issued for the September 5, Angeles, Boston, Bowling "I do like the people,"Jol said. "I was glad to leave New Bowling Green-Penn State foot- Green. "They aren't that different from York," Jol said. ball game, that will be held in Bowling Green? people in other cities I have From Bowling Green, Jol is University Park, Pa. Perm State Well, maybe not, but for one visited." planning on traveling to Chicago Athletic Department officials world traveler, Bowling Green Some of Jol's other favorite ci- and then to Holland, Michigan. are expecting a sell-out crowd in was one of the must-see spots on ties included Denver because "it "I want to see what the Ameri- the 83,370-seat Beaver Stadium. his list. was clean, beautiful and the can version of Holland is like," The BG-Penn State game, will Gerard Jol, 22, decided to people were friendly," and he said. Jol then plans to travel be the season-opener for both come to America because he Santa Barbara because of the up through Canada and on to teams. The Nittany Lions, de- knew it would be his last chance "beaches... beautiful women... England before returning home fending national champions, will to travel for an extended period and surfing." Just in time for his 23rd birth- be attempting to win their 200th of time. He planned to see as Jol, a civil engineering major day. game under Head Coach, Joe many cities in the U.S. as possi- at the Delft University of Tech- Of his travels, Jol said that in Paterno. ble as be traveled around the nology in Delft, Holland, said retrospect, "there were several New York City made the biggest things that could have gone This will be the first time the country. wrong, but didn't." two schools have played against impression,f on him. each other. So far, he has visited 20 to 30 l was in New York for only 10 Jol said that he was glad that According to Chris Sherk, cities including New York, Los minutes when I happened to he came to America because it sports information director at Angeles, Las Vegas and Wa- walk into a party near Central enabled him to put things more BGSU, there are less than 1500 shington D.C. before stopping in Park," he said. Jol said it was a in line with himself, into pers- tickets remaining for the game. Bowling Green. party of episcopal church mem- pective. He said that he wants to "Since a sell-out is expected, Jol said he decided to stop in bers. He said he met some peo- return to America, but that it the tickets will only be sold for a Bowling Green to visit Lori Mer- ple who kept talking about a will take him awhile because he limited time," Sherk said. "But tel, senior art history major, minister they seemed very fond is about to run out of money. we want to give the students who whom he had met in London, of. "This was not just a vaca- are returning in the fall a chance England, three years ago. "I met him a while later," Jol tion," Jol said. "This was more, to purchase tickets." "I guess I am the first tourist said. "He gave the impression of much more." Sherk said that tickets can be to come here to Bowling Green," being a grandfatherly type He said his adventures have purchased by either calling the said Jol. He rates Bowling man?' Jol said the minister in- made him a better person. BGSU Ticket Office at 372-2762 Green highly as one of his vited him to stay at his place "The main thing that I've weekdays from 9-5 p.m. or stop- favorite cities. while he was in New York, but learned is that I feel comforta- ping by the ticket office in Me- Jol said that his first impres- things began to take an odd turn. ble about myself, but not better morial Hall. sion of Bowling Green was that "When I went to his place than others," he said. "I trust The price for tickets is $16 and it felt a little isolated. there was something odd,' Jol the decision that I made. It's a all seats are reserved. Master- "The school is like an island," said. "He asked questions but secure feeling to be able to make card and Visa charges will be said Jol. "It's isolated and it didn't listen for the answers. a decision on my own and with accepted. seems people only return to so- Later, he made dinner and (hir- confidence." Gerard Jo BGNewt/LeWonnte Batcher THE BG NEWS

2 August 12,1187 Editorial

911: It's about time Misinformation causes fear Scientists have also concluded is difficult to catch is that many is apparent and should be taken By Stephen Sears that the only mediums that other factors may be at play in into consideration. The thought of calling for help in an emergency carry a sufficient concentration the transmission of the disease. One other point that is impor- usually remains in the back of the mind until On "Sign of the Times", Prin- of the virus are blood and se- To be a prime candidate for the tant to the Bowling Green com- the time comes to do so. ce's most recent album, the men. The only exception to this disease you may have a history munity is that location is also Often, this results in a frantic rush for the tele- disease AIDS is described as a rule is in the rare instance of multiple infections, general inmportant for transmission of phone book to get the right number. It could also "big disease with a little name." where the disease is transmitted poor health, a genetic predispos- the disease. According to the This view is very true. AIDS is a from a mother to an infant dur- tion, malnutrition ana a history text "AIDS: Etilogy, Diagnosis, mean a stab at the "0" on the phone, with an opera- big disease, and a very danger- ing breast feeding. Because of of drug abuse. If you are not in Treatment and Prevention", the tor on the other end desperately hoping to get the ous one. Thousands have died this fact it is highly unlikely that one of these categories your transmission of the disease "is correct information to relay to the proper au- from it and most likely someone will catch AIDS from a AIDS risk factor goes even most closely related not to the thorities. thousands more will die before a toilet seat, the virus would die on lower. number of partners or to speci- reliable treatment will be de- contact; or by kissing, it ap- fic sexuals practices but rather veloped. But that's not the point pears that the scant amount of One precaution that improves to geographical parameters, so Now, with the coming implementation of a 911 of this article. There is a low key HTLV-III/LAV found in saliva is your chances of not contracting that sexual contact with a per- emergency telephone system at the University, and panic on the BGSU campus con- insufficient to transmit the the virus is if you only practice son from an area where the in- the upcoming countywide system, the process will cerning AIDS. It is barely de- disease. The same goes for heterosexual sex. Experts re- fection is widespread Is the most be simpler and much more accurate for those seek- tectable right now, but it does doorknobs and eating utensils. port that the lining of the important risk factor." This is ing assistance. exist. Students, faculty admin- urethra in the penis is not likely the reason that the CDC publi- istrators and classified and non- According to Mathilde Krim, a to be entered by the virus. The shes the list of AIDS cases by Sending police and firemen to the scene of an classified staff alike are becom- research biologist and head of reason many homosexual men state. AIDS does not spread emergency will be easier from the dispatcher's ing increasingly worried about the AIDS Medical Foundation, become inflicted with the across the country but rather in- perspective as well, for the new equipment will dis- AIDS and the possible effects it the bottom line is that AIDS, is disease is that during anal sex creases from the area in which it play the exact location the call originates from. will have on their lives and their extremely difficult to catch. the rectal walls tend to become already exists. So far the Bowl- Cases have been documented all over the country health. They are uninformed or "The virus is very difficult to torn and the virus may enter the ing Green area has been rela- misinformed on what AIDS is transmit, even under the ideal blood stream via infected se- tively free of AIDS cases. where lives could have been saved by police and and how it spreads. conditions of a laboratory," she men. The vagina, on the other A common myth is that the paramedics, yet help was delayed because the said. "In order to infect, it must hand, is more resistant to tear- AIDS test, ELISA (enzyme- operator could not understand a distraught caller. The very first thing that must be freshly out of a live transmit- ing, making transmission from linked immunosorbent assay), 911 will also be much easier for children to re- be understood about AIDS is ting cell, and it must almost men to women more difficult, determines whether a person member as well, and even a very young child could that sex, more importantly ho- immediately meet a specific but not impossible. has AIDS or not. This is false. mosexual sex, does not cause white blood cell on its surface. In But the homosexuals cannot The test determines if a person have the ability to call for help. AIDS. There is no way that you other words, there must be an be blamed for the disease. They has been exposed to the virus, County, city, and University officials should also can catch AIDS through sexual open cut with hot, fresh blood. It did not create the virus and gen- not that he or she has it. Illness be commended for the level of cooperation evident intercourse or sexual interac- cannot be spread through ordin- erally do not pass it on to the may arise or it may not. A posi- in the implementation as well. A number of cities, tion with either gender if neither ary physical contact." heterosexual community, con- tive ELISA test does not mean including Cleveland, have not been able to settle pe- partner has been exposed to the Then why is AIDS becoming trary to what Eddie Murphy that you have AIDS, you simply AIDS virus. This includes anal an epidemic? It is not an epi- might say during his comic rou- have been exposed to it. On the tty political differences which have stifled plans for sex, sex with prostitutes and demic despite popular rumor. At tine. The homosexual commun- other hand, a negative ELISA 911 networks. Each Wood County community will other more exotic forms of sex- this point the percentage of men ity was inflicted with the virus test does not mean you do not be able to share in the benefits. ual activity. and women who have actually because they engaged in high have the disease. It sometimes The systems being installed will also provide an What actually causes AIDS is contracted the disease is rela- risk sexual activities when they takes as long as eight years for additional margin of safety for a relatively low a small strand of RNA called tively small. It simply appears did not know that they had any- the disease to show itself. A good HTLV-ni/LAV. The virus en- to be a large number. Perhaps thing at risk. Before the news practice is to have periodic price - the cost to the University being about $7,000. ters a cell, completely takes it the main reason that there ap- came out that AIDS existed the checkups if you are in a high risk Dialing 911 for help will soon be a reality, and for over and forces the cell to pro- peared to be such a rash of AIDS normal homosexual male was group. those that may be in need of assistance, it won't be duce more of the virus that in cases is because in the past, be- far more promiscuous than the a moment too soon. - and it will not be a moment turn attack more cells. The host fore the virus was discovered average Heterosexual male. So back to my original pre- too soon. cell then dies. and classified as Thus increased contact caused mise: should BG worry about HTLV-III/LAV, it was passed increased transmission within AIDS, is unrestrained panic However, the virus can only over and misdiagnosed as can- the homosexual risk group. It called for? The answer is yes, live in extremely limited types cer or some other disease. There had nothing to do with their gen- you should worry about AIDS. It of environments. Scientists have was no reason to practice "safe der preference, just their prom- is deadly and it is still spread- concluded that the virus can sex" methods because no one iscuity and sexual methods. ing. It bears little resemblance only live in a certain type of cell knew that they were at risk. to syphillis or other sexually State political in the human body, the T-helper Now, however, AIDS is all over A factor that may raise your transmitted diseases where you cell in the human blood stream. the media and more people are chances of getting AIDS, besides simply get a shot or some other There has also been evidence to taking precautions before and homosexual sex and intravenous treatment to clear it up. AIDS suggest that the virus also at- during sexual intercourse to drug using, is sex with prosi- can kill you. But panic is not budget making tacks brain cells. The main point protect themselves from trans- tutes. Though the number of called for. AIDS is difficult to is that the virus cannot live out- mission. This explains the surge prostitutes who do nave the catch. With safe sex practices side of either one of these envir- in the number of reported cases disease have history of IV-drug and good judgement there is no By Paul Simon onments. It cannot live in air, at the outset of the disease and using. Even though they have reason why you can't enjoy an "A family that gets water or food. It would die on the diminishing number of new not gotten the virus from sexual active and satisfactory sex life immediate contact. cases. Another reason that AIDS activity the threat of drug abuse and live long enough to enjoy it. The other day I picked up the too deeply into Los Angeles Times and on page financial problems c**r»oo*u*"ue**- UVf^ftS"f^SSL three was a story about the State r of California distributing :1.1 starts to lose its billion in budget surplus and independence." Respond immediately under it was a story: ":2.9 Billion in Bond Is- The BG News editorial page is sues OKd by (state) Senate." your campus forum. While the state government of The same is true for a nation. We welcome letters to the edi- California hands out :1.1 billion We now owe more to other tor addressing issues brought up to citizens in that state, it countries than the three next REVENQEOF within our pages and beyond. proceeds to borrow : 2.9 billion. largest debtor nations - Brazil, They should be typewritten, Why not just borrow :1.8 bil- Argentina, and Mexico - com- double-spaced, and signed. Ad- lion and not waste tremendous bined. In three years we have dress and phone number should resources on interest? There moved from being the world's THE NERPSI also be included. may be some logical answers No. 1 creditor nation to being the Letters to the editor should be that escape me, but I read world's No. 1 debtor nation. And, no longer than 200 words. Let- through both articles and cannot just as a family loses its inde- PAUL SIMON ters may not be signed by more find any reason for this seeming pendence, we are starting to lose than two people. inconsistency. ours. FORPRESIPENT Opinions expressed on the I say "seeming inconsisten- I believe that the action of the editorial page do not necessarily cy" because there is a political President in taking the tariff off HQRS reflect those of the staff. consistency to it. To hand out Japanese semi-conductors was ;.(*>:»'<';ff.% 27/, Address submissions to: money (or services) and let oth- related to the fact that we are The BG News ers pay in the future is political- heavily dependent on Japan to Editorial Editor ly attractive. buy our bonds - bonds which 214 West Hall Unfortunately, it is not the finance our budget deficits. I THINK WE SHOUCP MOVE OUR hWQUARTO?5,,,, state government of California And.the bonds held by Saudi alone that does these short- Arabia are related to the Admin- sighted things. The federal istration's decision to flag Kuw- government is the No. 1 example aiti ships in that region of the for the nation. world. We increase defense spending A big and wealthy and power- in the name of security, and we ful nation has through Impru- Current fad won't spread build an economically less se- dent leadership slipped into cure nation through the deficits economic bondage to nations gather in taverns the way we do shootings last summer. ened into sobriety. we create. which govern themselves more By Mike Royko m Chicago. And maybe they're Whatever the causes are, the And we'd have shrinks tossing No one should be fooled into effectively economically. afraid that they might wound an extra shootings soon attracted about theories, as they are in Ca- believing that makes sense. Yes, what the government of innocent fern. the attention of California's lifornia, for this new outburst of We have cut taxes and let de- California is doing does not When some weird new social So they really don't have press. And it promptly declared anti-social behavior. "It reflects ficits soar, not because that is make sense. behavior breaks out in Califor- much choice. The only time they that there was widespread mur- the new hopelessness of the logical but because it is political- Unfortunately, the govern- have any true communal ly attractive. We have decided ment of the United States of nia, there's always the terrible der-madness-mania on the American spirit ... no, it is a to let others pay for our folly. possibility that it could become togetherness in that part of the freeways, which, of course, the physiological reaction to the ad- 1 America has provided Califor- a national trend. country is when they gather on Sress was professionally obliged ditives in mass-produced beer." Those "others ' are our children nia with an excellent example of So now we have to wait to see their freeways. And if one of ireport. Or we could do it with dom- and grandchildren. paying more attention to the if motorists across America be- their many whackos wants to This has led strangers caught estic disputes, which are com- A family that gets too deeply politics of decision-making than 5in shooting at each other as shoot a stranger, that would in traffic jams to stare in terror mon, and headlines screaming: into financial problems starts to the economics of decision- ley have recently been doing on seem to be the best opportunity. at each other. And that just in- "Another Husband Stabs Wife" lose its independence. making. the famed freeways of Southern Another reason this won't be- creases the hysteria, since peo- or "Hubby Scalded with Pasta California. come a national trend is because ple who are terrified really look Water by Wife." My guess is that this is strictly it probably isn't even a trend in goofy. Just go to a mirror and "Further evidence," the ex- THE BG NEWS a local fad and won't spread California. I doubt if it is even a pretend to Took terrified. See perts would say, "of the dis- across the nation the way, say, genuine California fad. Most what I mean? integration of the nuclear family Ed»o> MtealStawartlll Copy Editor Uaa LatOmori" health foods and body worship likely, it's a combination of So now you have hundreds of ... no, it is the influence of the ManagingEtJftx KayFKIw Cooy Ed*» IMMRogn coincidence and media hype. AMI. Mm. Ed DM Klalmeyar Production MM Qa have. thousands of terrified California new anti-violence codes on TV- Editorial Editor KamathO Hale M M«ar The reason it won't happen The law of averages says that motorists looking at each other forcing hostilities to seek other uaMlytoa Edtor DawWondatty Dm smpaon can be found in the simple re- if you have millions of people and gasping: "Holy cow, that outlets." :'■ Copy Editor Carol Kartxmak sponse of Willie Sutton, the driving on crowded highways, guy looks homicidal... and he is In other words, If you lump Tha BO Nm » puMahad daty Tuaaday through Friday dumg tr» acaoamc yaar and famous bank robber, when he and a certain number of them staring right at me. What'U I enough Isolated but similar WMV during tha aummar union By ttr» Board ol Studant Pu6lc«oon» or Booing Qraan was asked why he robbed banks. have guns, and a certain percen- do?" And the other guy stares events together, you can create SM* Unhandy He said: "Because that's tage of those with guns are a back and is thinking: "Oh, my the illusion of a trend. OpHom a«praaaad by ooamtota do no) nacMeart, ranact In* opMona ol tha BO where the money is." little nuts, it's inevitable that a God, look at that fiendish guy But watch - in a week or so the. M If you think of it that way, it few of them will take a shot at a and he's staring at me. Help!" freeway murder-madness-: Tha BO Nawi and Bowing Qraan SUM UntvarMy ara tgual opportunity amployeri and stranger. Just human nature, I do not aacnmmai. n rwmg practlcaa makes sense for Californians to We could achieve a similar mania in California will be over, Tha BO Nm *■ not aooapt advancing that a) daamad dUolmtnaaxy. degrading or shoot at each other on freeways guess. reaction in Chicago if, sav, the replaced by something new. mauHIng on ma baaa ol reoa. aex or national origin because that's where they are. It happens that recently the newspapers decided to fill their And what will that be? Well, oopyrtght 1SM by lha BO Nam at nghta raaarvad They don't shoot each other on number of pointless shootings front pages with blood-curdling they're all so scared of each subways or on the street.as New was higher than normal. Why? stories of routine shootings, knif- other, that tiey will probably PuaWtaa Ollloa E atonal Offlca Yorkers do. They don't have Who knows? Maybe it is the ings, eye-gougings and shin- hyperventilate, get dizzy and 214 Waal Hal Ph (41 g) 3722601 210 Waal Hal Ph: (419) 372-2603 subways and they seldom walk, position of the moon or just kickings in taverns. If we did see spots before their eyes. Bowing Qraan SMa UnMnMy except from the doorway to the something to kick the summer that, soon the nation would be So the next batch of headlines Bowing Qraan. ONo 434034276 doldrums. Or it might be that talking about the murder- Summer Houra: 7:30 am to 6 p.m Monday trough Thursday driveway. will say: "Dozens More Stricken 7:30am to 11.30am. Friday Nor do they shoot each other the law of averages is compen- madness-mania in Chicago's by Mysterious California Free- in taverns, since they don't sating for a dip in the number of taverns and we'd all be fright- way's Disease." THE BG NEWS □ Campus □ City Local August 12,1987 3 Sexy song spells controversy But singer Michael says song represents message of monogamy

by Kelly Swoope Forty station. being played in Detroit or on area is too conservative for that in order to get the full im- dicting what Michael said the Joe Thomas, Program Direc- MTV, Thomas said. those lyrics. Maybe it will go Siact of the song, one must see song was supposed to mean. staff reporter tor for WRON-FM radio, said Some stations aren't quite as over bigger in a large city like he video. The video is preceded Alternate versions of the song Even though it's rated number the tune is quite popular. He said impressed with Michael's song. Chicago. by a statement from Michael have been provided to radio two in the Top 40 countdown, "I they had received several We feel the content is not ap- Jack Santino, an assistant saying that the song isn't about stations, and there is now a re- Want Your Sex," by pop music requests for the song before they propriate for our listeners,"said Erofessor in the school of Popu- casual sex, and that you should mix version entitled, "I Want singer George Michael, isn't a had even played it. Ron Finn, program director for ir Culture at the University, explore monogamy, while he is Your Love." big hit with most local Toledo "I Want Your Sex," first de- WMHE-FM. said that "the attention that the singing the song though, they Provocative or not, radio stations. buted in the bar scene of the mo- Even though Michael said he song has received has probably show a practically nude woman WRQN-FM will continue to play, ■ The controversial song has vie Beverly Hills Cop II. The is trying to stress monogamy helped the sales." with the words "monogamy" "I Want Your Sex." been labeled as very suggestive weekend after the movie came and safe sex in his song and He said the song is looked at as and "explore" written on her "People came to us requesting and provocative by the majority out Thomas said the station was video, Finn said that all that was Erovacative and contradictory, body. the song," Thomas said. " We're of the local radio stations. flooded with requests for the simply an afterthought. ut it's not much worse than any Most of the local program di- public servants and our fore- However, the song is being song. "When it was first re- Mark Standeriff, program di- other song. rectors at Toledo stations think most job is to serve the public," played frequently by one Top quested, the song wasn't even rector at WTWR-FM said, "This Promoters of the song claim the video is risque and contra- he said.

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I August 12,1987 Show goes on despite delay

sang as well as she did in their by Carol Karbowiak videos and in the studio. copy editor The unpredictable weather, along with Estefan's cold did cut After nearly an hour and a the band's normal performance half delay caused by the rain time about a half hour short. and some minor equipment fai- The Miami Sound Machine lures, the grandstand gates at was one of the few bands I've the Wood County Fairgrounds seen that actually sounded as finally opened this past Sunday good live as they do on vinyl. night to admit some 2500 fans to The distinctive sound and calyp- see the Miami Sound Machine. so-style rhythms trademark of the band cut through the evening When the band finally made it as no other sound could. The on stage at 9:30 p.m. (instead of music was so different than the scheduled 8 p.m.) the what most county fairs have to crowd's cheer was strong and offer (namely local bands or long-lasting. They not only country music bands) that it cheered for the band, but also seemed almost unreal. for the band's road crew who had to put up with the delay and The lighting and the stage it- BG News/Dave Kielmeyer set the equipment up in order to self was kept to a minimum, Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine start the show. leaving the band to capture the The band itself portrayed crowd^j attention. A few spot- courage as well. Not only did lights, a strobe light or two, and they have to wait out the delay some colored lights were used. The world is waiting. with the fans and the road crew, There were no fancy lasers or SPECIAL SAVINGS but the lead singer, Gloria Este- explosions to rivet the crowd's with these fan, was recovering from an in- attention away from what was fluenza virus that caused her to happening on stage. It was a cancel the band's show at the plain, yet well-planned, capti- Hamilton County Fair in Carth- vating show done by profession- age. The dampness and the chill als. Professionals, despite the Wednesday of the night didn't faze her re- fact that this is the band's first covery one bit. She danced and Coupon Specials STATE HOME SAVINGS world tour as headliners. THESE COUPONS GOOD WED. ONLY 11:00 A.M. til CLOSE £ THE NUMBER ONE ------COUPON STUDENT LOAN Good on combination jgftgng 2 Pieces of Chicken, white t dark orders only. LENDER IN Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, No wbatltutlon. Cola Slaw, Buttermilk Biscuit ■ THE STATE OF OHIO Wildlife" tor only $1.99 with this coupon. Limit 2 packages per customer. Slate Home Savings has been the number one Savings and Loan Customer pays all applicable tales lax. Student Loan Lender in the State of Ohio since 1985. The govern- n.99 ment backed Guaranteed Student Loan progam provides funds for ...... COUPON GO0DWID. tuition, books, student fees, or any other educational expenses. Good on presents 2 Pieces of Chicken, combination ONLT Loans are also available to Ohio residents attending out-of-state white * dart. Expires 8/26/87 Thurs., Aug. 13 Mashed Potatoes ft Gravy, order, only. colleges. So uMe in and Get The Winning Feeling! No Cole Slaw, Buttermilk Biscuit .ubll.lutloni College I.D. tor only $1.99 with this coupon. Parity Raid Party Limit 2 packages per customer. $ Customer poys oil ap^ucable sales lax. Bring your valid college I.D. and get in 1.99 State FREE! -^JowFtaluring — Fri., Aug. 14 Preirvlefced ■etteroilHi tlscuMi Mod. From stretch Home "Use Our Convenient Drive Thru" Hot Legs Party Kentucky Fried Chicken Savings Sat., Aug. 15 Twister Party Cumwmrt loan, Thrnmhiul Nuclhw^l I Mw 11 He i Wats N11-3C-II171 ® 1020 N. Main, 352-2061 Doors open at 8:30 p.m. Port Clinton "^SSSmSSSSSSSSSC Fremont 25481 Dixie Highway fllllfT "f

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Fair. clude Uhlman's Day at the Fair *I 2 where haircuts will be offered Living Daylights' shines bright O Continued from page 1. for five dollars from 10:00-5:00 from the Gloria Estefan and p. m., a hog calling contest which Miami Sound Machine are good begins at 2:00 p.m..and a a woman's back. Censors will not called the Lady Rose, undergoes vies supporting Dalton, the cast more big name talent may be catch-a pig contest which will by Carol Karbowiak have to worry about ripping quite a lot in this film. It is shot, has strength and candor. booked in the future. follow at 3:00 p.m. copy editor apart this movie before putting it is used as a rudder while its Frost said that the one show Frost said an interesting and it on television. case is used as a sled, and it is Stunts are Bond's forte, and that disappointed her in atten- rather unusual event to see is The most dangerous Bond of Dalton is the fourth actor to almost forgotten in Czechoslo- there are some in this movie dance was professional wres- the Showmanship Sweepstakes all is Timothy Dalton - or so the EDrtray the British spy with the vakia. The cello survives, that left me breathless. Of tling. "The World Wrestling at 7:00 p.m. In the event, the advertisements for the latest 007 cense to kill. While possessing though, and is used by Kara course there are skiing scenes, Federation show last Saturday winners of each category of movie, The Living Day- the good looks, charming man- when she goes on her World for skiing was one of Bond's was down in attendance," she animal showmanship show a lights, states. Rather, Dalton nerisms, and cool wit of the spy, Tour. creator's, Ian Fleming's, •aid. winning animal from another portrays the most monogamous Dalton seems ill at ease with the favorite sports. There was one According to Frost participa- category. "Its interesting to see Like most Bond movies, this is spot near the beginning of the tion in the animal showings was Bond of all. This is the first role in some spots. At other one that must be watched care- a horse showman, who is used to James Bond movie I can recall times, though, he seems quite film that caused my heart to also up from last year. "The working with such a big animal, fully, for it contains some plot skip a beat, and my friend said animal shows have been quite trying to deal with swine or in which the spy remains faith- confident with his part. This twists and action scenes that seems to be true of most Bond she could not get her heart star- good. The beef show especially chickens," Frost said. ful to one girl. Maybe the AIDS cannot be followed easily with ted for half of the movie. was quite a success," she said. epidemic is scaring Hollywood actors in their first casting as the eye. However, paying atten- The fair will end with a Demo- more than I realize. the spy. Roger Moore was not Some of the activities to look lition Derby held at 7:30 p.m. at tion is not hard to do. The plot is Although a little uncomforta- forward to today at the fair in- the grandstand. This is also the first Bond mo- too confident at first with his riveting, and for the most part ble with the part, Dalton has the vie in which there is no gra- part in "The Spy Who Loved the acting is believable. With potential and the talent to make tuitous sex or even a real scene Me," according to some critics. names such as Joe Don Baker, this Bond the most likable one of including nudity. There is one In this film, Bond double- Art Malik, and John Rhys Da- aU. brief scene where Bond rips a crosses an alleged Russian fe- CIAO Presents robe of one of the bad guy's girl- male assassin named Kara, who friends in order to create a di- in all actuality is a cello player. The poor cello, a Stradivarius curt SWEET WEDNESDAY version, but all that is seen is the um RUMMER , BRIMS U TODAY: r THIS to ^^ MD P0PSICLESI RECEIVE starting 11:30am ^P2^S» ** <_ « HAIRCUT Pogliai's FOR JUST Off-Campus Student ^Si 9&fwto Center Court! rt^sW *B TT "i S6.00 *S Kvlr *"" aV OR T' COO PON UPCOMING FALL EVENTS: I CO 30% OFF Plant Sale Free 1/2 Order of I Free 1/2 Order of en PERMS Wed-Fri. Sept. 9-11 Garlic Bread with Cheese Nachos to University Union Cheese with the with purchase of ■ Carousel FallFest purchase of any full priced Sai.. Sept. 19 any Salad Burrito Beauty College Park Ol OREDK£N NaT mi-sonct Print Sale jPaglW't E«p.re$8 24'87 ! PaaBal't Eip.r«824 97 j ^1 "*» Salon Mon-Frt. Sept. 21-25 - ill III 1*1 E. wMttir Universiiy Union •~iURRfTO8«""PIZZA * SUBS • 352-0800 945 South Main •mm. - "UrM 8-25-87 Blanket Concert tllaani wed.. 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Col- lege Assistance Center. 1001 N Capitol St Females needed lo clean rental apartments lor excel cond Windshield ft sissy-bar $ 1800 or Pelun. IB 61554 Male rmie lo share house in BG Prefer one week starting August 15 Phone best offer Angte Stode after 5pm. 257-3265 BRAND NEW 1 bdrm. unfurn apts BthSt atS. SERVICES OFFERED graduate student $185 mo Call 352-1631 . 352-7365 IBM COMPATIBLE COMPUTER for sale with Coiege Stove ft re trig furnished only Avail Mon -Fn midnight 6am and Sat ft Sun Fun. energetic people-all positions available DOS. CP-M. 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CALL TIM AT 352-7112. 257 3440 persons Apply between 2-4 PagHais Pizza tor your infant Non-smoker Possible hght Has dog also SI25 a month Cal days at 354-1035.OR NEWLOVE RENTALS 352-5620 945 S Main SI BG FOR RENT housekeeping in your BG home Full-time MF 354-3911 A ask for Annette Evenings at Seafood-Homemade Soups Female students needed lo share apartments resume avail upon request, excel ret Call 3540104. after 10 00 Phone 352-7365 364-2447 Homemade Pies-Daily Specials IMMEDIATE PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Roommate wanted lo share an apl with 3 guys AVAILABLE Our company is seeking several For Sublease 1 room with private bath at 215 MATH TUTORING $140 month All major ui*f«s paid Call 128W Wooster pan-twne employees to perform unskeed light E Poa Rd , Apt 29-lor school year Contact Private Sessions at Heasonabte Rates 352 0164 1 bedroom ft efficiency apts production work Flexible hours around class Greenbriar Rentals Cal Janet at 353 4413 above downtown business loving couple wishes to adopt infant pnvalety schedules can be arranged Plant location is on- Unlurn . 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