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April 23. 1991 Thursday Vol. 73l«ue 114 Bowling Green, Ohio The BG News

BRIEFLY Quality is crucial BG rallies against rape Inside in senate leaders Candlelight Be merry, bewarel This weekend is East vigil raises Merry Madness and Frazee by Jeremy Stone Weber Frenzy. The News has put staff writer together a series of articles awareness on what students' rights are. The stories feature the Faculty Senate chairperson is a rights of hosts and guests. thankless job. by Brenda Borman Also, other universities Ann-Marie Lancaster believes staff writer have had similar problems she had to resign and was blasted it-t V II with large block parties, by faculty senators in Friday's Approximately 50 Univer- which The News also ex- "Faculty Frustrations" article. sity students and faculty plores. Harold Lunde has had to pick up The Story Behind marched around campus ►• See pages 3 and 5. the pieces and is charged with Wednesday night in an at- representing the faculty in a se- Faculty Senate's Actions tempt to show support for vere budget crunch. victims of the most under- Campus Chairperson-elect Leigh reported crime in the Chiarelott must not be over- Givens, a former senate chair- United States, rape. whelmed with anticipation. person. The program, organized Left and right meat: But the senate chairperson, The first area in which senate by the Social Work 326 class, College Democrats and along with the two other officers leaders can make a difference is was appropriately entitled College Republicans are co- and the Senate Executive Com- in following resolutions once they "Taking Back the Night," Xnsoring happy hours at mittee, is responsible for steering leave the senate floor. and started with a presen- rk's Pizza Pub, tonight 5 the course tor Faculty Senate. Part in of "Faculty Frustra- tation by two of the Preven- to 9. Most say the senate leadership tions" showed the difficulty Fac- tion Center's STEP 1 peer The event is an opportuni- makes immeasurable differences ulty Senate faces turning its reso- educators followed by the ty for the campus left and in the senate s effectiveness. lutions into University policy. candlelight march. right to meet informally and Part VII of "Faculty Frustra- This responsibility belongs to the People attending the pre- become better acquainted. tions" explores the leadership's senate officers. sentation came to a disturb- Students interested in role in creating a better Faculty Senator Donald McQuarie said ing realization of just how either group are encour- Senate. fighting for senate resolutions is a serious the crime of rape is, aged to attend. From a distance, being a Fac- crucial part of a senate leader's when Stephanie Clapper The cost is $1 and special ulty Senate officer seems like an job. and Dan Foreman, the peer drink prices will be fea- easy job. "It's real important," he said. educators who ran the pre- tured. They get their own offices and a "It's the leadership that has the reduced workload, all for listen- closest contact with other sentation, instructed every ing to a group of academians de- groups." fourth female and every bate about once a month. Closely tied in with this is the 10th male to stand up. Nation But quality senate leadership is senate's relationship with the Those standing repre- a must if the senate is to be effec- administration and Board of sented the statistical num- Prostate progress: tive, senators say. Trustees. Here is where senators bers that say one in every A simple, $50 blood test is Faculty Senate's three main believe Lunde has succeeded. four women and 1 in every the best way to check for difficulties explained in "Faculty "Right now, I think we're on 10 men are raped at some prostate cancer, the second Frustrations — turning resolu- the upbeat side after a couple time during their life. biggest cancer killer among tions into University policy, im- years of ineffectiveness because Jennifer Earl, a senior American men, a Boston Eiroving relations with adminis- of personality conflicts," Givens social work major, said,"I study concludes. raiion and the Board of Trustees said. think it's important to con- Until now. doctors have and lengthy debate sessions — all University President Paul Ols- tinue to reinforce this idea relied largely on rectal are the responsibility of senate camp also said Lunde has done because I don't think that exams to screen men for leadership. well dealing with administrators. everyone thinks it's (rape) ■o N«w«/Tim Norman prostate cancer. However, still a problem. "Much of what has occurred in "I'm grateful to Hal Lunde for "It's the reinforcement Greg Sorenson. o senior social work major, marches with about about two-thirds of cases the senate is related to who hap- taking over in a critical time and 50 students In the Taking Back the Night on Campus march have spread to other parts Kns to be the [chairperson] and taking us to a more typical that's going to educate peo- Wednesday night. Sorenson said rape "Is an obvious problem of the body before they are e makeup of the Senate Execu- agenda," he said. ple." she said. on this campus and something needs to be done about II." found. tive Committee," said Stuart D See SENATE, page 7. fj See TAKE BACK, page 3. "It's very conceivable that using this test, the sta- tistics in prostate cancer could be dramatically New editors announced altered," said Or. William Catalona. "Instead of seven Victims need health care Jill Novak was named 77ie BG tor of the yearbook. The Key. out of 10 cases of cancer be- News editor for summer and fall Maraczi is a junior magazine ing advanced at the time of by the Board of Student Pub- journalism major and a member diagnosis, we could flip-flop Pregnancy, STDs common problems after rape lications Wednesday. of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. that, and seven out of 10 Novak — a junior public re- Jennifer Taday, junior news- could be early stage." 6id. I never asked you if you lations major — has worked at by Amy Zltzelberger (ought you were pregnant.' the paper since her arrival at the science writer "I told him what happened, University three years ago. She Weather and he told me I'd been raped. has served as the newspaper's The morning after the rape, It felt so good to finally have administration beat reporter, someone say that," Tara said. human diversity beat reporter, Warm and sunny: Tara Weber was sick. In the fol- news editor and is the current Today, sunny ana warmer lowing weeks, she got much managing editor. with the high in the mid 60s. sicker. She vomited constantly The doctor ran a pregnancy She said she plans to expand and couldn't eat. She lost 30 test and called Tara at home. 77ie News' coverage. Light pounds in five weeks and went He had his wife ask for her so southeast to the doctor's office eight "I want to cover more issues winds. her parents would not recognize and provide more in-depth sto- Novak Today Tonight, times. his voice. ries, she said. "I would like to clear. Low The doctor began to suspect Test results were positive. improve accuracy and get both editorial major, was named the in the cancer because she was not get- The doctor gave Tara his sides on all stories." editor for the greek newspaper, lower 40s. ting any better. home phone number and made The selection was close be- The Gavel. Taday has been a re- Friday, have sex." her promise to have them call tween Novak and BG News city porter for the newspaper for two increasing "I was just waiting for On Tara's eighth visit to the after she told them. editor John Kohlstrand, said years. cloudiness someone to ask me what / doctor, her father was with her. "My mom was watching TV. Robert Bortel, the board's direc- "I don't want The Gavel to with a thought was wrong," she said. The doctor asked him to leave All I said was, 'I was raped, and tor. serve as a repeat of The BG News slight "I had only talked to one friend the room. now I'm pregnant.' "It was a tough choice, and I'd ," she said. "I'd like to see it chance of rain late in the about what had happened that "That was probably the first like to see John come back and expand to greeks and non-greeks day. High in the lower 70s. night, and she said that that's "As soon as my dad left the night in two months I'd slept run again," he said. "I think Jill and cover issues that affect Chance of rain 30 percent. what happens when you have room, the doctor started hitting more than two hours," she said. or John would make a fine edi- everybody." compiled from local and casual sex. That's when it be- himself on the forehead and "I slept in my parents' bed be- tor." Bob Davidson is the new editor wire reports gan to dawn on me. I didn't just said 'I'm so stupid. I'm so stu- D See BAM, page 7. The board also selected for Miscellany magazine. Da- Heather Maraczi as the 1992 edi- See EDITORS, page 4. LETTERS

erties. The continued use of alco- One incident I remember well Not all students holic beverages can destroy a occurred when the guys came person physically, mentally and home from the bars during the emotionally. The first thing to go summer of 1989. Their speakers in support of with alcoholism is not the per- were in their open windows, fac- son's liver, it usually is the user's ing our house, after an afternoon drinking parties family and friends. of sunning themselves on the porch roof. When they hit the power and cranked up the vol- Editor The News: To further illustrate the point ume, we felt as if we had been hit After reading the April 19,1991 that alcohol and drunken parties by a nuclear blast. article "Sober Thoughts" in The are not harmless as the article One night, I was awakened by News, I feel that it is necessary "Sober Thoughts" seems to as- crashing sounds coming from to express my opinion. My con- sert, here are some statistics that within their house. The following cern arises out of the misconcep- will add to the truth, instead of day I saw broken furniture being tions the article is promoting. For "Sober Thoughts," false ideas. tossed onto their trash-laden example, the article makes false First of all, alcohol is related to porch. Later, I visited them to assumptions that all students are over 40 percent of automobile express my displeasure with the in favor of a drinking party at fatalities. Alcohol is also a factor preceeding night's behavior. East Merry and Frazee. Also, in in 40 percent of all suicides While visiting, I watched Alex the article there is the miscon- among 18-25 year olds. Another Teodosio repairing a hole in the ception that beer drinking is a seemingly hard-to-believe fact is wall caused by thrown furniture. helpful means to reduce stress. that over two-thirds of all drown- Yet on another occasion, at 3 Furthermore, the article implies ings are alcohol related. These a.m., I witnessed the guys tossing that beer drinking is a harmless statistics do not support the con- an empty beer keg in their lawn activity. I would, however, like to tention that beer drinking is a and onto the street and finally refute these false conceptions. I harmless activity. into a parked car. feel that all students are not in After many individual discus- favor of this beer drinking party I have a very personal reason sions with the tenants of this at East Merry and Frazee. It is for my views on beer drinking house, several families from our also my opinion, along with oth- Krties. Three people that have block met with all of them to dis- ers, that alcohol is not a useful en a part of my fife have com- cuss the problems. Only a short- method to reduce stress, nor is mitted suicide because alcohol term benefit resulted from that beer drinking to the point of intox- was destroying their lives. Also, a discussion. ication a harmless activity. close friend died from a heart at- When the problems resurfaced, tack —the result of alcoholism. we sent a letter to the landlord. In view of the fact that I am All of this because of what is Dr. John Archer, addressing the LETTERS against a drunken party, the idea sometimes called a harmless situation. We received no re- that all students are for this drink. When a person says that sponse from the landlord. drunken event is a misconcep- this hasn't happened to them, add Upon our request, Bowling I realize that I will probably be tion. Travis and Geringer may the word "yet. Green's chief of police, Galen 'Lumberjack U.' Obsidian claims labelled as a bigot for criticizing want to reword their statement Ash, convened a meeting at the anything that Obsidian puts out. I that it is a disgrace that people Donlliff, police station where all con- angers students, of black genetic don't question whether or not we are out of touch with the 17,000 sophomore cerned could discuss the prob- live in an unequal society (being students at BGSU. I feel it should lem. The meeting never occurred environmentalists superiority racist Chinese, I too have seen my share read instead that "It's a disgrace due to schedule conflicts. We of racial discrimination), we ob- that some of the 17,000 students at thank him for his efforts, which viously do . But if racial equality BG are our of touch with the Teodosio neighbor are not a normal part of his job. Editor The News: and harmony are the Obsidian s community." Some students The police have responded time Editor The News: goals, I question if this is the way. wonder why there isn't any re- defends complaint after tune to problems at 317 N. We would like to commend the Summit. In each case the resi- What would happen if an article spect for the college student at University for its foresight and in The BG News stated the exis- PerrinSah, BG. However, after the residents Editor The News: dents were warned, but never ar- environmental concern. Many of tence of white "superiority in the junior of the city of BG see, read, and I feel it necessary to respond to rested. Recently, I called because the students of Kreischer Qua- areas of mental development, hear a few students promoting the arrest of three residents of the I heard "jungle" calls. The police drangle were angered recently came, warned the guys, and as neurological functioning and psy- drunken parties, I can under- house at 317 N. Summit and one of when several fully-grown pine chomotor development? It stand the concerns of these indi- their guests for disorderly con- they were driving away I wit- trees were cut down for the addi- would, and should, cause an The News sometimes vidual residents. In addition, edi- duct on Saturday, April 13. nessed them making light of the tions to the Fine Arts Building. uproar. But in its April 22nd is- forgets the obvious torials abusing concerned and entire situation and started mak- Surely there could have been sue, the Obsidian (a paper cater- dedicated police officers, as the While the incidents of the arrest ing the noises again. other alternatives to save the ing to African-American stu- aritcle "Sober Thoughts" does, may be unfortunate, we must not Now, these same guys are up- trees — especially since last week dents) stated black superiority in Editor The News: will not help to bring city and the overlook the track record of these set that they weren't treated well we celebrated Earth Week. Were I like your award-winning by the Bowling Green police Sat- those same areas! What's going University closer together in any students and their guests. In the they too large to move or was it on here? Is any one race of hu- newspaper and you have some matters that are of benefit to all seven years that my wife and I urday. just too inconvenient? The Uni- mans better than another? I think admirable features that require of us. have lived in the neighborhood, In closing, I want to state that versity has been publicizing its not. research, analyis and in-depth we have had relatively few dis- our quality of life has been less innovative Space Bridge regard- reporting, like "Faculty Frustra- Another of my concerns is that turbances from other college stu- than ideal due to the actions of ing global warming, however by tions: The Story Behind Faculty false idea that some students dents until they moved in across these students. I feel that these cutting these trees down the Uni- "Melanin (the pigment in our Senate's Actions." may have in regard to the notion the street. students need to feel responsible versity is guilty of contributing to skin) is a dominant component But I noticed on April 18, 1991 that alcohol is a helpful means of for their actions instead of turn- that very problem. There are too and we know the significance of that nowhere was it mentioned reducing stress. On the contrary, We have sacrificed considera- ing the city's attention solely few trees on this campus as it is I dominant genes as opposed to that Steve Allen, the comedian, alcohol is in itself a stressor. Al- ble sleep due to their frolicking toward the details of their arrest. recessive genes. It is basic biolo- was going to be part of the Read- cohol is a drug — a depressant, an during the past 22 months — S. For instance, we know that A-Thon. I also notice that no men- Jan Bell Even more infuriating is the ?wn eyes are dominants, blue irritant and anesthetic. These are mostly between midnight and 3 recent addition of an asphalt path eves recessive. Remember, the tion was made of the Read-A- just a few of this drug's prop- 318 N. Summit to replace those sidewalks fenced dominant will eventually over- Thon at all. It is a national week. off at the construction site. It is a gjwer the recessive. IT'S BASIC President Bush read to some kids waste of time, money and as- IOLOGY." last week. phalt. Why didn't the University In short, The News is supposed wait three weeks to avoid the to trigger for us what is happen- Truth on both sides of tracks; traffic and save the grass? Does anybody find fault in the ing on campus each day. The above passage? Jimmy "the Read-A-Thon was Thursday. Greek," anyone? The University has to realize Steve Allen, originator of the To- divisiveness a loss to the town that their actions have an impor- night Show and the David Let- tant impact on the environment. We've been told that we are all terman of the 1960s, donator to I've walked the railroad tracks We live in a time of uncer- age, the stomach of the nation Even the smallest conservation equal. Skin color is not a means the Popular Culture Library, who that are strung like twin steel tainty. sagged. effort helps to maintain the quali- by which to judge a person. In the was honored with a degree that borders through this town. On one Our leaders, in a pretense of And at the end of the 12 rounds, ty of our environment. Please eyes of our malcer, aren't we all night, was not mentioned in your side are the academic towers of strength and conviction, make George stood, beaten but not keep this in mind as you continue brothers and sisters? This is what paper Thursday. the University. On the other side stands which are desperate and broken. expanding — with the new intra- I believe, but apparently the Sometimes in our efforts to be are the town's neighborhoods. foolhardy. mural building and upcoming writers of the Obsidian do not feel excellent, we overlook the ob- And Bowling Green is on both Our people, to maintain a sense Although the score-cards didn't renovations. this way. I'm sorry, but I don't vious, easy things. sides. The Tracks that run of calm and serenity, intoxicate show it, George won a fundamen- see any race being superior to Rich Breiner, through the town symbolize a div- themselves with a faithlessness tal victory. any other. IPCO instructor isiveness that is sadly pathetic. that numbs and slowly kills the That in spite of loss, one could Jill R. Sonuner, I've lived in this town for two spirit. achieve a sense of self respect, Steve Francouer, years. I've fallen in love and had dignity and worthiness. Darrow Hall my heart broken here. I've met friends that will be with me the That conflict did not have to The BG News rest of my days. I've walked the end in the ashes of ruin, but could - An Independent Student Voice - edges of madness and felt the joy Word Up end with a sense of serenity and of ecstacy. My intellect has been reclamation of the spirit. Respond Editorial Board assaulted and I've redefined I fear however, that the loss many of my stances, philosophies which could happen this weekend The BG News James A Tinker won't be so prolific or dignified. editor and beliefs. by editorial page is your Jill Novak Michelle Banks I've hated this town with a Battle lines have been drawn managing editor assistant managing editor depth of rage, as well as been so Chuck and on each sides flags are flying. campus forum. John Kohlsltand intoxicatedly in love with it that Letters to the editor city editor sometimes I walk the railroad Travis One flag is emblazoned with a Charles Toll Chuck Travis tracks, possessed by such a para- night stick and a pair of hand- should be a editorial editor editorial contributor dox. maximum of 200 I think that I understand both columnist words in length and Matthew A Daneman Ivan Groger sides of this town. And the other flag is embla- copy chief copy chief I know what a tag "Townie" is. zoned with a keg of beer. should be And how residents feel about this The resulting psycho-dramas of The battlefield is East Merry, typewritten, The BG News Staff label. these actions are played out from where the forces of control and double-spaced, and News Editor Christian Thompson Copy Editor Michelle Laherty The arrogance of young college sea to shining sea. the forces fighting for the right to SportB Editor Malt Schroder Copy Editor MEvander Holyfield. Everybody cuffs have secured control and reject any material insider Asst Editor J.J Thompson Copy Editor Jack Dies their ears shut and board up their seemed to be pulling for 01' Man the maddening crowds have scat- Invest Director Wynne Everett Prod Sup'r Tim J. MecNey that is offensive, Features Director Jennifer Taday Prod Sup'r Ryan Tirk hearts. George. tered out into the intoxicating Copy Editor Irish Davis Prod Sup'r Moly Zatu-aiaek There are two undercurrents George put up a good fight. night, will there be any change of malicious or Copy Editor Michelle tatter Prod Sup'r Derrick Ross running in this town. It seemed the nation was pull- spirit, attitude, or love in this libelous. All One is characterized by resi- ing for 01' George because it was town? Ttm BG rVewa is pubeshed deay Tuesday through FraJay rjumg the academic year and weeMy submissions are dumg ma summer lessen by ma Board of Student Pubscebona ol Bowling Green SUM University dents of Bowling Green who have trying to reclaim a faith in the Opeeons expressed by cotumntsis do not neceaearsy 'enact ma opMMona ol The 00 News settled here to carve something older generation in this country. One can look at the railroad subject to The BG Mews and Bowing Green Slate Urnvere*y are equal opportunity employers and do not Something which Vietnam era- tracks running through this town dieenmmale m heing practices out of their lives and raise fami- condensation. The 0G News w* nol accept advertising mat is deemed detcnrrwietory. degrading o< insulting on lies. dicated, and the Gulf War tried to and ponder these sentiments. (he baaai ol race, sei or neeonai origin The other is characterized by impotently re-establish. And one can only wonder if Please address ail Copyright 1001 Al Rights Reserved students who, free for the first Every time George's leather there was a better way for both submissions to: time in their lives, revel in the connected with Holyfield's flesh, sides to handle this. Business Omee Editorial Office joyous abandon of independence. a cry of reclamation escaped Or perhaps there wasn't, only 2MWeaiHel PT> (419) 372 2601 210 West Ms* Pti |4IB)372 StM8 And because words don't come from the soul-throat of the nation. time will tell. Editorial Editor Bowkng Green Slate Umveiely Bowling Green Ohio 434030278 easy, each side reacts toward the 210 West Hall 8 00 a m ks&OOpm other's actions. Every time George took a vol- Monday through Fndey And this, simply put, is what ley of Holyfield's punches, which Chuck Travis is Editorial Coor- will be played out this weekend. would have felled a man half his dinator /orThe News. THE BG NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1991

Your partying4rights' and wrongs 9 Guests warned against In conjunction with this wookond't East Marry and Fraza* avanua block partias Thm Nmws haa dacldod to Mat aoma raaponalbilltlaa of hoala and Protecting 'privacy guoata. Thla Information was providad by Student Lagal Sanrlcoa. Raaponaibllltiaa of tha boat to hla or bar gueiii: alcohol in public places • The sale or distribution of alcohol to minors is illegal It is also illegal to sell liquor without a permit or license. key to avoiding court from parties should carry their • Discourage people from leaving your party with open containers of by Lori Miller alcohol by Lori Miller staff writer cups upside down to let officers • Try to keep the party in the house Keep the windows and doors shut staff writer know they are not carrying alco- • On a police officer's first visit, he or she has two options The officer hol in a public place, he said. can either issue a warning (with cooperation from the host) or issue a Many students and out-of-town Party-goers should also re- citation If the police are forced to make a second visit a citation is Students hosting parties at East Merry and Frazee avenue this residents attending this week- member police officers may be usually inevitable. weekend will have to follow the law carefully to avoid the same end's annual block parties need to videotaping the event. • To prevent littering, place containers for empty glasses and bottles confrontations which led to 104 arrests at last semester's block follow the same rules as hosts to What wul be videotaped de- Responsibilities of tha guest: parties. University student counsel predicts. avoid high occurrences of post- pends on the discretion of the • When going to or coming from a party keep the conversation level to a Student residents need to make sure they have an "expecta- party court dates. officer, said Bowling Green minimum. tion of privacy" when playing the host of a party, said Greg Ba- • Do not consume alcohol while walking to or from a party. You can be One aspect guests need to be Police Chief Galen Ash. Issued a citation tor open container kies, director of Student Legal Services. concerned with is the possibility The officers may be videotap- • If you answer the phone while at a party, contact the person in charge It The expectation of privacy will be maintained if hosts keep of receiving a citation for pos- ing everything, nothing or var- it is a neighbor calling to complain and you hang up. the neighbor will their doors closed and monitored, Bakies said. If an expectation sessing an open container in a ious parts of the party, Ash said. probably call the police of privacy is present, police officers cannot enter the apartment public place, said Greg Bakies, The reason for videotaping the • Respect the property of the host and his or her neighbors Vandalism is or house without a search warrant unless they are let in, he said. director of Student Legal Ser- events is not necessarily to check one of the biggest complaints. If the door is open and "people are coming and going, police vices. on students or police officers, but • Do use the restroom at the party Do not use the great outdoors you [ officers ]can come and go also [ without a warrant ],' he said. Public places are defined as rather a way to clear up argu- could be cited tor indecent exposure or disorderly conduct The expectation of privacy was an issue during the court cases streets, sidewalks and sometimes ments which may arise later, Ba- • II the police ask you to leave the parry, do so immediately. Failure to do following last semester's arrests. Bowling Green Muncipial parking lots; however, balconies, kies said. so may result m a citation for yourself or the host of the party Court Judge James Bachman ruled the consitutional rights of stairs and apartments are con- For example, at last semester's four students were violated because police had entered a closed sidered private places, he said. party, numerous court dis- apartment. If a student of legal age is agreements centered on whether giving out citations for trespass- rences of underage drinking, in- Bachman ruled in favor of the police division for the remain- drinking in an apartment or on a doors were open or closed and the ing — at the request of the land- decent exposure or other viola- ing court cases. balcony, an officer has no reason amount of incoming traffic. lord, Votava said. tions, an officer can order the One way residents can maintain privacy is keeping the apart- to cite them; however, if the Guests should also be aware of In this case "we're only acting crowd to leave, Votava said. ment door closed and monitored. However, a closed door will not same student is drinking on the the landlord's rights. as the processor," he said. "We- If a guest does not know anyone keep residents from being visited by the police, Bakies said. street or sidewalk, he or she can If the landlord does not want a re not initiating the arrest." living in the apartments, they If there is a constant flow of people going in or out of an apart- be cited for open container. large crowd of people on his There are only two cases where cannot legally be there, Bakies ment and no one is monitoring the closed door, the gathering Parking lots and front lawns property, he can legally tell peo- police officers can disperse a said. could be considered a public party — which means police do not can be considered either public or !ile to keep moving and disperse crowd on their own initative — Although most guests will be need a search warrant to investigate the scene, he said. private depending on the circum- rom the area, said Assistant safety hazards and an unlawful walking to the block party, some If a police officer knocks at the door and is allowed in, there is stances, Bakies said. Chief of Police Captain Thomas gathering, Votava said. people from out of town will be a "notion of consent" present and the party is considered public A front lawn would probably be Votava. If there is a large number of driving — which poses a problem because the officer was not an invited guest, Bakies said. considered private property, but However, if guests do not ad- people on a balcony — which with parking availability. "Just because the door is closed and they have to knock to en- the courts would have to decide if here to the landlord's request, creates a safety hazard — an offi- Guests can only park in alloted ter," does not mean the party is private, he said. a parking lot is public or private, police officers usually warn them cer can order people to leave the areas, Bakies said. Bakies suggests students only allow invited guests in their he said. to leave. area. Legal parkins spaces only con- apartments and check IDs at the door for the guests who will be To avoid an open container ci- If the crowd still does not dis- In another instance, if there is a stitute a paved lot — not yards or drinking. tation, students walking to and perse, officers will probably start large crowd with visible occur- sidewalks, he said. Police officers can not violate a person's expectation of priv- acy unless they have acquired facts of violations occurring, Ba- kies said. TAKE BACK For example, officers can legally stand outside an apartment : Continued from page 1. and question guests as they leave to find out if there are underage drinkers at the party. In a role-playing exercise interested in the suggested sexual that much to them why should it and you do things you normally If they have reason to believe persons under the age of 21 are where Clapper coerced a male activities. matter that much to me?" wouldn't do," said one student. being served alcohol, they have probable cause to obtain a audience member to go back to If the potential victims' inten- Many rally-goers believed al- search warrant for the particular apartment, he said. her apartment, the point was tions are not emphasized, Clap- cohol plays a key role. One stu- Jacqueline Daley, director ot When a police officer knocks at the door with a search war- made that a man or woman per said the aggressor will think, dent said freshmen and sopho- the Prevention Center, said there rant, the resident is required to give the officer their name — but should make it clear they are not If their opinion doesn't matter mores especially seem to use al- has been a pattern showing the resident does not have to answer any questions without their cohol as a means to make them within the last three to four attorney, Bakies said. feel comforicble and fit in. months of rapes reported where the victims woke up with the men See PRIVACY, page 6 "Akohol lowers your inhibition on top of them.

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Thursday, April 25, 1991 THE BG NEWS Campus USG to overhaul constitution Research ing job Current document 'inconsistent and open to odd interpretation' market the key Coughlin and LAGA President Jackson said another proposed Jackson said the constitution by Robert Davidson David Steeves. change will prevent potentially committee has only proposed staff writer Jackson said one revision will discriminatory senate appoint- changes to about 10 pages of the to employment clearly give the Undergraduate ments from happening in the first 30-page document and is now re- USG is overhauling its constitu- Student Government internal af- place. viewing the remainder. The amendment confirms the He expects further proposals to by Thomas J.L. Mcrker tion — hoping to clear a haze of fairs committee the power to re- writer confusion surrounding the move the president from office. USG president has the power to be made at the beginning of next 10-year-old document. During the Coughlin/Steeves make senate appointments, but semester and voted on in October According to Jason Jackson, dispute the USG General Assem- adds he must do so in an unbiased or early November. Seniors, the job outlook is not good. USG constitution committee bly passed a resolution asking for manner, he said. Any planned revisions to the In fact, graduates may be facing one of the leanest job mar- chairperson, the ad hoc commit- the resignation of Coughlin, but Several minor changes also are constitution must be approved by kets since the days of double-digit unemployment. tee is proposing changes to Coughlin deemed the action un- planned, including clarification a three-fourths vote of the as- And fewer Job openings mean increased competition for the "make the constitution so the constitutional and claimed only of vague wording. sembly. jobs advertised. Now, more than ever, it is essential for gradu- average Joe in USG can look at it the University president or Board "We are changing the word 'pe- Jackson said the constitution ates seeking jobs to refine their Job-searching techniques in or- and see what it means.'' of Trustees could review his ac- tition' because it can be a noun or was a well written document in der to secure a desired position. He believes the document now tions. a verb," Jackson said. "[The 1981 when the Student Govern- In the book. How To Get The 'L'Out Of Learning by D.E. Lus- leaves too much room for sena- The constitutional change will constitution] says students can ment Association became Under- sier, various approaches are outlined that can help graduates tors and executives to manipulate five the University president, petition USG for a redress of graduate Student Government. land a job. its wording, especially in ques- oard of Trustees and the in- grievances. However, it shouldn't "It worked great to start off the Lussier is a professional job search consultant and counselor tions of who has what powers. ternal affairs committee equal be necessary to get a 'petition' to organization. with more than a decade of experience in his field. In his book, he Two major proposed amend- power to review the actions of do some things. However, the constitution now compiled a list of "10 commandments" for job search success ments stem from confusion dur- "any officer, branch, or agency" "It will be changed from 'peti- is too "inconsistent and open to valuable to job-seeking graduates. ing the recent discrimination of USG, if it is approved by the tion' to 'address' in places,' he odd interpretations," he said. Lussier said one of the main problems students looking for hearing of USG President Kevin assembly. added. "There is a joke that this con- jobs face is they tend to limit themselves to the help wanted ads stitution is like the Articles of and do not know how to uncover the "hidden" job market. Confederation and we're writing Graduates must use the entire spectrum of job-searching the Constitution," Jackson said. techniques, he wrote. Using the telephone and networking can offer two of the strongest approaches. Dave Hall, vice president of sales and marketing for the book, EDITORS said the initial contact may be the most important. Green briar Inc. n Continued from page 1. 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APRIL 27, 1991 6:00 PM GRAND BALLROOM J* QUEST QHQIR$ AKRON UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO j3 •" 51.UU$100 DONAIKJNDONATION AlAT THEIHt VUVWDOOR K THE BG NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1991 Athens sanctions Akron riot 'brews' party law

by Jacqueline Porter than 200 people to their party, breaking the law," Slanczka add- staff writer they need to secure an insurance ed. Halloween party bond and arrange for city police A party fitting the ordinance protection. The number of police criteria while lacking a permit See related story page 8 required is proportionate to the will result in a fourth degree mis- by Jacqueline Porter festival, with vendors, carts and The city of Akron in response to number of expected people. demeanor, Slanczka said. staff writer food." Bias said. "There was also a block party resulting in a riot, •The serving of alcohol to min- a bandstand constructed at the has passed an ordinance to con- end of the street." ors is not permitted. If a report is made, plain- trol large parties. • The permit needs to be signed clothed police officers will be sent For the first time in 13 years, Arrests also decreased by This ordinance was enacted to the Athens City Council has sanc- one-third, he said. by the owner of the building to the party equipped with video- tioned Ohio University's famous Know your rights encourage responsibility and for where the party will occur. cameras to record the event, he The famous street takeover be- those hosting the party to assume "You can have a band, you can said. takeover on Halloween weekend. gan in 1978, when it was spon- financial coverage when having a During May and June 1990, the and be responsible have beer and you can have fun — sored by the university. However, before you get party, said Akron Councilperson you just have to be responsible," Nothing will be done that even- Athens City Council passed an after two years, they terminated Rich Slanczka. Slanczka said. ordinance to officially close Court the support because it became too crushed. ing; however, the next day sub- Street, the area where the cele- He said the ordinance was a poenas will be given to the hosts much responsibility. reaction to the riot in September, "If everyone is good neighbors of the illegal party to testify to the brations take place, said Bill However, the annual conquest which resulted in $15,000 of dam- Bias, chairperson of the Clean and if you have people who are evidence against them on video- continued on Halloween between defend the city," she said. "Ac- age to land and a destroyed fire conscientious — you don't have as tape, he said. and Safe Halloween Committee. the hours of 9 and 11 p.m. every truck. "When the party didn't go tually closing the street increases many problems, Black said. year, despite opposition from the liability — it does not lessen it." Akron Police Lt. Ron Black Both Black and Slanczka said If an individual's roommates away, and you nave no choice if city administration and the said the ordinance has placed it's going to happen, the question police. Bias disagreed, saying the clos- they hope the ordinance will be a have a party and they are not at ing of the street has occurred for more stringent requirements in deterrent for future wrongdoing. home, they could still be held ac- is what are you going to do about For 10 years, city council tried 13 years and no one has filed a order to have a party. it to make it better," he said. to pass an ordinance to officially countable if they cannot prove "When we knew we had this lawsuit against the city. "What we're trying to do is "Time will tell whether this will they were not there, Slanczka close Court Street, but each year keep the peace because you're work," Black said. "But, the said. problem, we tried other options it was vetoed by the mayor for li- "If a law suit does happen, I not going to come to Akron and idea's good — we'll have to see if and different things — such as ability and safety reasons. think a reasonable court will see find 30 guys in riot gear," he said. people cooperate. parties within the [Ohio] Univer- This past year in a 6-1 vote, the that the city tried to make every "The burden of proof is on the sity and the city fairgrounds," he "We've been a college town people not there, because when sanction passed in the Athens precaution to make things safe forever," he said. "Last year was "Ending up with a police re- something like that happens, said. "But they never worked." City Council. and the case will not hold up in our first problem — we just want As a result of the sanctioning, cord straight out of college is a everyone all of a sudden is not Are you less liable if you pre- court," he said. everything to be safer for every- real big deterrent for people there," he said. the event was more controlled tend it's not going to happen even "This is one of the biggest is- one. with more cooperation between if it has happened for 13 years?" sues in our city every year," he "After all, part of being a col- students and permanent resi- Bias said. Liability insurance is said. lege student is drinking beer and dents, he said. always a problem, whether you Bias said city council never having fun," he added. "Getting the president of the sanction it or whether you don't, considered the party would not Slanczka cited the ordinance HAVEN HOUSE MANOR Student Senate involved was so you may as well help out. happen because Halloween requirements in order to be per- what made it such a large suc- "You're not going to tell stu- occurs every year. mitted by council to have a party. cess," Bias said. dents not to have a party or try to "Hurricane Hugo is coming," • If there are more than 100 1515 E. Wooster Ohio University's Student Sen- have a good time," he added. he said. "Are we going to do people at party, a prospective ate President Eliott Ratzman Athens Mayor Sara Hendricker something about it or are we go- host must state in his application Next to Campus agreed with the councilperson disagreed with Bias' reasoning, ing to pretend it's not going to the hours of the party, now many about the students' cooperation saying although there was no dif- happen this year again —al- people there will be and where it with the event. ference in liability, the city would though it's happened for 13 is located. NOW Leasing for Summer & Fall "By getting involved, it still be better off by not sponsor- years? • If hosts plan on inviting more strengthened the relationship be- ing it. "You can't stop it folks — you'- - 2 bedroom furnished tween students and the city," he Hendricker added the issue was ve got to learn to work with it or said. a matter of liability and safety. suffer the consequences again," apartments "The event became more like a "It might be more difficult to he said. Campus Pollyeyes 440 E. Court - Laundry facilities in each 9 352-9638 Triathlon class 'goes for the gold Pagliais building by Jennifer A. Tesso prove they could do it," Burks said. 945 S. Main conrributing writer At 2 p.m. in the Student Recreation Center, the 352-7571 - Includes membership to triathlon will start with the swim. After lapping Cooper Pool 16 times, the students will head for the Cherrywood Health Spa Students in PEG 100 — Triathlon Training — will bicycle racks behind the SRC. Wed. Spaghetti $2.00 push their physical limits in a mock triathlon Sun- The cyclers will head off campus via North Col- Thur. Lasagna $2.50 day. lege Drive, make a rectangle, re-enter on Mercer The triathlon will consist of swimming half a Road, and end on Ridge Street. MediumT2~~" mile, biking 12.4 miles and running 3.1 miles. This Runners will finish the last third of the race by I pizza with one item and a i CALL 352-9378 TODAY is the first time a mock triathlon has been offered circling the campus and stadium, finishing in front Qt. of Soda in conjunction with the class, according to Tami of the SRC. The student who finishes first will I (specify thin or pan) Rental office located at Burks, instructor for the class and graduate stu- receive a trophy. Only$6.00 dent in exercise physiology. But students not finishing first will not be penal- Expires 4/30/91 Cherrywood Health Spa The event is optional; however, most of the class ized, Burks said. is participating. "Their grades won't be affected — this is a Participating in a triathlon is pretty intimidat- ing. 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Th» following It a Nat of common citations and tholr raspocthw flnaa and/ or priaon aantancaa. Thla Information waa provldad to Thm Nowa AIDS home celebrates first year by Studont Lagal Socvlcaa. • Undoraga consumption. Anyone conauming alcohol undaraga is gutty of a flrat degree misdemeanor. Maximum penalty is six months Toledo haven provides patients with support, family-like atmosphere In prison, a $1.000 fine or both • Providing alcohol to an undoraga poraon. Anyone giving alcohol to an underage person is guilty of a first degree misdemeanor The He brought the need for AIDS victims' time. maximum penalty is six months In prison, $1,000 fine or both. by Kimbvrly Larson contributing writer housing to the attention of these two groups. "Unfortunately we can only house five • Fa/a* ID. Possession of a false 10 is an unclassified misdemeanor The community became more aware of people and there are many more who need The maximum penalty is six months In prison, $500 fine or both. the situation, and ACTNOW proceeded to housing," Nathan said. • Opon containor. The maximum penalty for carrying an open April 29, 1990, was a historical day for conduct a study which would determine A 29-year-old male resident of David's container m a public place ia a $t00 fine Consuming alcohol in a Toledoans. whether Toledo actually needed a home for House, who wished to remain anonymous, vehicle is a fourth degree misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of This day marks when the first resident AIDS victims. was diagnosed with having AIDS in May 30 days m prison or a $250 fine. moved into David's House Compassion — The study proved David correct, and a 1990. • Dlaordorty conduct Anyone cited for disorderly conduct while Toledo's long-awaited home for people diag- housing committee was formed to search for intoxicated will receive a minor misdemeanor The maximum penalty nosed with AIDS. and purchase a home. This committee be- He moved into the home Feb. 2 when fi- ia a $100 line The home began as the direct result of the came the original board of directors of Da- nancial problems kept him from living at efforts made by a young man named David vid's House Compassion. home. who had AIDS. In 1987, David returned to Today, David's House has been in opera- "I lost my job, my home and my car," he PRIVACY Toledo, his hometown, and became highly tion for about one year, due largely to dona- said. "My sister heard about David's House active in support groups for people with tions by NOVA and St. Vincent's Hospital, through Profile Magazine while she was D Continued from page 3. AIDS. funds from the city of Toledo, and grants having a baby at Toledo Hospital, and David became aware many AIDS victims given by the Ohio Department of Health and passed the information along to me." Students should try being cooperative with the police, but if were without a place to live. Most had lost the Ohio Department of Development. they begin asking questions, do not incriminate yourself, he said. their jobs, had no income and were unable to According to Beverly Nathan, board of di- The resident said he has a very positive at- A person always has their Fifth Amendment right, Bakies keep their homes or cars. rectors president of David's House, the Ohio titude toward David's House and described said. "Just tell them you want your attorney present. Many received absolutely no support from Department of Health still is funding them, living there comparable to "a frat house." However, if a police officer does not have a warrant, a resident their families or friends and could not live on but will decrease the amount each year. "We come and go as we please, but we do can refuse to let nim or her in, he said. their own. These AIDS sufferers were in dire The Ohio Department of Development have to sign in for emergency purposes," he Another item students should be concerned with is the possi- need of a home. granted David's House $71,000 last year for said. "We have a family-like atmosphere bility of police officers knowing prior to the party what apart- David became involved in ACTNOW — the capital improvements to the house and a here. I have my own room and my own ments will have kegs. AIDS Coalition of Northwest Ohio —and the $43,000 grant Monday, Nathan said. Sihone. During the day everybody basically Landlords have been known to supply the police with birth- NOVA project, a direct care and support Due to these contributions, David's House ends for themselves, but we all eat dinner dates of tenants and their apartment numbers, Bakies said. group for people with AIDS. can accomodate up to five residents at a together." East Merry and Frazee avenue's apartment owner, Robert Mauer, did not want to comment. However, Mauer did say Bachman suggested he should use alternatives to last semes- ter's parties which could help in assisting the police department. If undercover cops are watching the area before the parties The begin and see people bringing a keg Into an apartment, they can check the apartment number against the tenant's names to see if BG News. they are of legal age, he said. It some or all of the students are underage, the officers can ob- Keeps you tain a search warrant to gain entrance in the apartment once the party begins, Bakies said. up to date!

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A judge Wednesday derailed a plea bar- gain in the $1 billion settlement of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, saying a $100 million criminal fine was insufficient punishment for the damage Exxon did to Alaska's environment. Under the plea agreement negotiated by the state of Alaska, the Justice Department and Exxon, the company would have paid $50 mil- lion to the state of Alaska and $50 million to the federal government. A separate proposed settlement of civil claims provides $900 million in restitution to clean up Alaska shoreline. With rejection of the fines, Exxon could withdraw that agreement. "The fines which were proposed to me were simply not adequate," U.S. District Judge Russel Holland told a courtroom packed with at- torneys and reporters. He said he had considered federal sentencing guidelines and con- cluded that $100 million was not enough to deter future spills. "There is no question that the Exxon Valdez oil spill was off the chart," he said. As part of the agreement, Exxon had pleaded guilty to four mis- demeanor pollution charges stemming from the March 24, 1989, oil spill. In exchange, felony charges were to be dropped. Exxon did not immediately withdraw its guilty pleas following Wednesday's ruling. The judge gave the company until May 24 to de- cide. The Justice Department said it was ready to go to trial on the char- ges if the pleas are withdrawn. A Justice official in Washington, who spoke on condition of anonym- ity, said the department would be willing to discuss with Exxon during the next 30 days whether a new agreement could be reached. Any new agreement would likely either increase the criminal fine or shift some Reflecting On Homework tO M»wt/Jay MuraOck of the civil payments to the criminal case in hopes of satisfying the judge, the official said. Sophomore undecided ma|or Rebecca Wuest works on her final day-Thursday, 8 to 3 a.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 The Exxon Valdez spilled nearly 11 million gallons of North Slope Computer Science 100 assignment in the Union computer lab a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 3 a.m. crude oil into Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska after it ran Wednesday afternoon. The Union lab's extended hours are: Mon- aground on Bligh Reef. Hundreds of thousands of birds and fish and hundreds of seals and sea otters were killed. SENATE RAPE □ Continued from page 1. □ Continued from page 1. Lunde said improving relations tors believe the SEC could go a marily responsible for this. clear. Relations are still strained tween my mom and dad.'' vagina and rectum. among the constituent groups long way toward controlling de- "My attitude was what the from the January Olscamp eval- As in Tara's case, the state of The nurse asks the victim a se- was a goal of his when he as- bates. [chairperson] does is facilitate uation and a formal complaint to shock which follows a rape can ries of questions. Some questions sumed the job last August. "The issues should be worked issues formulated in committees state officials about trustee Rich- delay or prevent women from are asked, reworded and asked "I've been working as hard as I out at a lower level," Givens said. and keep order in the meetings," ard Newlove. seeking the medical attention again. Pam Barrett, head nurse could to put [the no-confidence "I would want a system where said Wolfe, a former senate But the senate leadership must they need. in the Wood County Hospital motion]behind us," he said. "To stuff gets to the senate so we can chairperson. "But the [chairper- lead the way, no matter what Barb Hoffman nurse practi- emergency room, who often per- move on and move the University deal with litigation primarily in son] can't run it autocratically." direction the senate takes. tioner at the Student Health forms the rape kits, said this is forward, we've got to view our- terms of principle and not in a "People seem to get their Jol- Center, said sexually transmitted done because victims are often selves on the same team." Juestion of semantics and minor Faculty Senate faces a long lies bad-mouthing Faculty Sen- diseases and pregnancy are the confused and asking questions The third challenge facing the etails." road ahead. The pending budget ate," Lunde said. "But now what most common problems. The more than once provides a more senate — controlling debates — is The SEC also sets the agenda crisis almost guarantees faculty we have to do is join together, Health Center gives antibiotics to accurate picture of the attack. more difficult for the chairper- for meetings and must be careful will not get a significant pay raise close ranks and ride through the all patients who were raped, pre- Even if the perpetrator used a son, who is limited by Robert's to address the issues senators and soon. Bowling Green already crisis." venting many STDs. Other STDs, condom, enough evidence is left Rules of Order. committees think it should look ranks near the bottom of state un- Friday, "Faculty Frustra- like genital warts and herpes, behind to warrant the rape kit, The SEC, however, is charged at. iversities in faculty compensa- tions " concludes with suggestions cannot be treated until detected Barrett said. with screening resolutions to in- Ralph Wolfe said the chairper- tion. on how to make Faculty Senate a in the patient. Also, victims must sure proper wording. Many sena- son, as head of the SEC, is pri- The remnants from the no- better, more effective organiza- wait six months before a test To facilitate the evidence col- confidence motion are also still tion. shows if AIDS was contracted. lection, victims should not If the victim gets to the health shower or change clothes before dardize the treatment. Wood Conspicuously absent from the center within three days of the seeking medical attention. County Hospital will be a test cite protocol is any mention of the assault, the morning-after pill is for the protocol, which should be morning-after pill, which is not still an option and is offered to the Barb Waddell, public informa- distributed within a couple of always offered to women who ar- BGSU Concert/University Bands victim. tion officer for Public Safety, said months. Then, early next year, a rive at Wood County Hospital in Also, if the rape was recent, the procedure is worth the dis- final version should be available within three days of the attack, and the patient consents, the comfort. Without the rape kit evi- to all Ohio health care facilities. according to Sandee Standriff, di- Health Center will collect evi- dence, a rape conviction is nearly rector of the Victims' Advocacy CONCERT dence using a "rape kit." Both impossible. And, although the Some of the changes the hospi- Program. the Health Center and the hospi- victim may not want to prosecute tal will make are minor..For ex- Jay C. Jackson/Brian Nutting, Conductors tal encourage patients to have an immediately after the attack, she ample, hairs collected for the Medical treatment is critical, Kobacker - 8pm - Friday, April 26 advocate or friend present for may want to do so later. rape kit will be clipped instead of but it only treats the surface pain, moral support because the plucked. Standriff said. The emotional procedure can be trying for the The woman's medical costs are healing takes years. victim. paid for by the municipality In addition, some important Clothing is placed in a plastic where the crime was committed. rules will be set. Under the proto- "It's strange to think what con- bag at the beginning of the two The bill from the hospital emer- col, hospitals will treat minors trol a stranger has over your life. The Undergraduate Alumni Association presents hour procedure. Then, blood is Sency room is about $250, and the who are rape victims without He had no idea how he could drawn for typing. Next, the fing- lealth Center charge is about parental consent and notify par- change my life," Tara said. ernails are cupped and strands of $100. ents by mad. Mud Volleyball! hair are plucked from the head and pubic area. A saliva sample The procedures for rape vic- Last weekend's weather forced us to is taken and the mouth is swab- tims varies between medical fa- postpone Mud Mania for a week, but the bed. 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■MMM w—m Thursday, April 25, 1991 THE BG NEWS Elsewhere New clean-air bill may aid Ohio Akron police plan by Robert E. Miller blamed by federal officials for ing utilities to prove that they praised the provisions making u- Associated Press writer the region's acid rain problems. have chosen their "least cost" op- tilities that want to discontinue Krupinski, chairperson of the tion before submitting com- use of Ohio coal to figure job los- on videotaping special committee that conducted pliance cost recovery plans to the ses into least-cost decisions. COLUMBUS, — A House com- hearings and heard testimony for Public Utilities Commission. mittee on Wednesday announced nine months, called it "a consen- Spratley also praised provi- Other provisions, in addition to a bill that sponsors said can help sus bill." It essentially is de- sions that require the utilities, in the decision-making criteria, in- spring block party Ohio comply with the federal signed to help miners and rate- determining least cost, to take clude a utility tax credit of 20 per- Clean Air Act, protect coal payers who stand to suffer the into account the impact on the cent of the costs of installing AKRON, O. (AP) — Police and landlords say they plan to take miners' jobs and hold down elec- most from recent amendments to state's economy, including the scrubbers, and making low-cost their video cameras to a block party that is rumored for this tricity rate increases. the federal law. loss of miners' and other jobs re- financing available from the Ohio weekend near the University of Akron campus. Rep. Jerry Krupinski, D-Steu- It also will help utilities by pro- sulting from a decision to stop us- Air Quality Development Au- September's block party along Kathryn Place drew an esti- benville, detailed the measure at viding criteria for them in decid- ing Ohio's coal. thority. mated 2,000 people, and cost the city $15,000 in cleanup costs. Fif- a news conference, saying he ing whether to continue to burn Spratley said it is not yet possi- The bill requires early reviews ty-eight people were arrested ana 13 people were injured, ac- hopes for prompt passage to help Ohio coal, with the use of scrub- ble to determine the impact on by the PUCO of utility com- cording to 77ie (Akron) Beacon Journal. coal-burning utilities that must bers, or switch to low-sulfur coal consumers' monthly electric bills pliance plans, with no "second The newspaper reported Wednesday police plan to record the act soon on long-range plans to from other states, he said. because of decisions not yet made {;uessing ' of compliance plans at semi-annual block party and increase patrols in the area. meet a Jan. 1,1995 deadline. Ohio Consumers' Counsel Wil- at the federal level on so-called ater reviews; streamlines per- "All mass arrests and mass protests are usually recorded," Hearings will start in the House liam Spratley said he could not emissions allowances utilities mit procedures of the Ohio Envi- said city police Lt. Ron Black. When there is a large crowd, "the today. endorse the bill, pending a meet- may claim. ronmental Protection Agency, biggest problem is trying to determine who was arrested and for The bill contains tax and other ing of his board of directors. But Neal Tostensten, spokesperson and revises a "construction work what," he said. incentives to help utilities reduce he said it contains pro-consumer for the Ohio Mining and Recla- in progress" formula to reduce Landlords also have said they plan to use cameras and stake emissions from the burning of elements that he has wanted. mation Association, approved of the capital costs of utility con- out the neighborhood to protect their property. Ohio's high-sulfur coal, which is He referred to language requir- the concepts of the bill. He also struction projects. A new law aimed at controlling block parties requires that the party-giver take out a permit if more than 100 people are invited. If there are more than 200 people, the party-giver must secure a bond making him or her financially able to pay for damages. There is no permit on file at Akron City Hall to hold a block Japan's nuclear safety doubted party this weekend. Finals week at the university is May 6-11, so city officials think TOKYO (AP) — In the 25 years since Japan acquired nuclear capa- heeded warnings four years earlier, when a similar accident occurred it would be unlikely any party would be scheduled the weekend bility , it has held fast to the belief that its technology would never fail. in Virginia at another water-pressurized reactor designed by West- before finals. This year, that unbridled confidence seems more suspect than ever. inghouse Electric Corp. Most of the residents on Kathryn Place, who are student ten- A string of mishaps, including the country's worst atomic incident, Westinghouse and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission told ants, aren't saying much, according to the newspaper. Those has plagued the nuclear industry since February. Some experts now Japanese utilities about the problem — excessive vibration that who are talking say they feel the new law violates their constitu- believe the time has come for the government to stop acting as a caused metal fatigue which led to the ruptures. tional rights. cheerleader for the rapidly expanding industry and focus its attention Kansai Electric studied the Virginia accident, but assumed there on safety. was no problem with its plants. The Japanese government took no ac- "If the current situation continues, chances are that a disastrous tion. "We assumed the same problems would not exist in Japan, judg- accident could happen in Japan at any time," said Hiroaki Koide, a ing from the utilities' past records," said Resource and Energy nuclear scientist at Kyoto University. There is no risk-free technolo- Agency official Hironori Nakanishi. Gorbachev resists gy" Nuclear scientist Jinzaburo Takagi believes that had officials taken The Japanese government has strongly supported nuclear power the warning more seriously they would have made a more thorough ever since the first British-designed plant opened in central Japan in inspection. "That could have enabled the utilities to find the problem" 1966. The nation now has 40 plants that generate 26 percent of the na- — improperly fitted anti-vibration fittings — that led to the Mihama tion's electricity. accident, he said. ousting attempts The government wants to build 15 more by the year 2000 for this re- Industry critics also say the investigation of the Mihama accident source-poor nation and is spending $26 million this year, up 30 percent, has highlighted the close ties between the government and utilities. MOSCOW (AP) - President Among those at the meeting to promote the use of nuclear energy. The government has depended primarily on data from Kansai Elec- Mikhail Gorbachev on Wednes- was Gorbachev's chief political But there has been trouble ever since Feb. 9, when a steam ge- tric in assessing the accident and has failed to conduct its own inde- day quashed an attempt by hard- rival, Russian Federation Presi- nerator tube burst and sent tons of radioactive water flowing from one pendent investigation, the critics say. line Communists to oust him as dent Boris Yeltsin, whose sup- cooling system to another at the Mihama nuclear power plant in They also note the Mihama accident followed a mandatory annual Eiarty leader, claiming his depar- porters have staged recent rallies western Japan. safety check by only a few months. ure would create an "explosive demanding Gorbachev's ouster. ' For the first time in Japanese history, an emergency core cooling Ewer vacuum" and lead to dic- The hard-line regional party system kicked into action to prevent a reactor core meltdown. Minoru Shimada, an inspector at the Resource and Energy Agency, torship. bosses and other powerful Com- Critics say the accident shows there's not enough attention paid to said the government typically does little more than examine docu- Strengthened by a last-minute munists who gathered in the safety in the industry. ments prepared by the utilities for those reactor check-ups. agreement by leaders of nine So- Kremlin tried to force Gorbachev They say plant operator Kansai Electric Power Co. should have Most of the physical inspection of the facilities is donehy utility em- viet republics to back his econom- to give an account of his handling Sloyees, who occasionally are assisted by inspectors from the private ic "anti-crisis" plan, Gorbachev of the embattled party and crum- apan Engineering Power Inspection Corp. outmaneuvered his critics at a bling economy. 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• - M ^ «i. _ -. - -• " • '#"< '* '.-' THE BG NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1991 Sports Final view on sports offered Gipson hired by As the semester winds down E" ing of which, I still can't ever heard or watched yourself, and I near graduation, I feel a out Lake Superior's and but you were no prize to the sense of obligation to leave the jan's quick exit from the profession in your own right. loyal Bowling Green sports fans tourney. -The early NFL line has the Rockets as new with one last wild look at my -If the U.S. put into hockey Bills 4-1 favorites to win the Super world of sports. what Canada does, we would Bowl next year. The Browns -I have always defended the dominate the sport. We are come in at a close 300-1. NHL and its playoff format, but already competitive with only a -Why do I have the feeling Vik- basketball coach I'm beginning to change my few states and high schools even ing kicker Donald Igwebuike is mind. Since the NHL adopted its playing the sport. really guilty, even if he was found by Mitch W«IM present divisional playoff format -In my last column, I said the innocent? AP sportj writer 10 seasons ago, at least one first- ing sport being played right now. Major Soccer League and Profes- Elace team has been eliminated -Why in the world would sional Soccer Leagues ought to -After one successful season, y a fourth-place team every Eastern Michigan want to change merge. Well, guess what? It is why do Toledo football fans think TOLEDO — The University of Toledo's new basketball coach year. OveraM, 15 of 36 division their nickname to the EMUS (a officially under consideration. the team is the next great coming promised Wednesday to build a program that stresses aca- champs have been eliminated in flightless bird from Australia)? You heard it here first. and ready to leave the MAC? demics as well as an aggressive man-to-man defense. the first round. Add Chicago to Dumb... -It's about time the dispute over Look at what has happened to BG "I'm not here to just have a good basketball team. I want a the list this year. It's about time -Speaking of Eastern Michigan, the Nolan Ryan rookie card is after they went 11-0 in 1985. model program that the rest of the country can look at and try to the first place teams get a first- the university is in the process of over. The card is going to be auc- -I say Nebraska coach Danny emulate," Larry Gipson said at a news conference. round bye, while the second and building a 10-12,000 seat basket- tioned, with the proceeds going to Nee will get the Notre Dame job. The 39-year-old Marion native spent nine seasons at North- third-place teams souare off for ball arena. Hear that BG? charity. -Will the Seattle Mariners ever eastern Oklahoma A&M before taking the Toledo Job. He has a the right to play the champions. Wouldn't it be nice to have a new -Speaking of baseball cards, I finish above .500? I'll bet they do 217-«7 record. The Heidelberg College graduate guided his -Someone needs to say it, so I facility here — even a bought a pack of 1991 Topps the it this year, but barely. 196S-89 squad to the junior college national championship. will. The Lisa Olson/New Eng- 8,000-seater. The 'House that other day and got a 1977 Gaylord -The MAC is the Rodney Dan- "For Larry Gipson, this is a dream come true. My goal was to land Patriot incident was blown Roars' should be called the Perry. Not a big money card, but gerfield of college football — they be able to some day coach at the Division I level... I've achieved out of proportion. You can hate 'House that Snores', because the it's something. get no respect. This is evident in my goal today," be said. me for saying it, but females old shack puts me to sleep. -It's too bad that Bill Mussel- the fact that only four MAC Gipson said academics would play a large role in the Rockets' have no business in the men's •Ball State is playing in the pre- man was fired from the Timber- players were drafted. program. He noted that all 51 of his scholarship athletes have locker room, just like men have season National Invitation Tour- wolves for wanting to win. He had -Heavyweight Tommy Morr- earned their degrees during his tenure at Northeastern Okla- no right in the women's locker nament next year. After getting the best record of all expansion ison won his bout on the Fore- homa. room. overlooked this year by the NCAA coaches (51-113). man/Holyf ield card and is ready "My goals have not changed in 17 years of coaching. I believe -Manager Bobby Cox will have selection committee and getting -Howard Cosell has a new book to step into the top 10. in academic excellence. The young men that we recruit here, the the Atlanta Braves playing com- wiped out in the NIT, how do you out where he says that Tim After spending the last four young men that play here will be students ... We will place the Ktitive ball in no time at all. figure it? McCarver is unbearable and (ears in the Navy writing about highest premium on education," Gipson said. ok what Cox did with the Blue -I'd love to see the Canadian talks incessantly about totally ir- rigates, destroyers and cruisers, He said he plans to bring an aggressive style of play to the Jays. Football League merge with the relevant things and that Dan I'd like to take this opportunity to Rockets. -Aren't the uniforms in the NFL, with a combination of the Dierdorf must think he's paid by thank the.BG News sports staff "I believe In pressure defense, predominantly man-to-man de- WLAF great? rules. I love the wide-open style of fense. I believe in getting the ball up court quickly and getting the word. He goes on to say that for helping me make the adjust- into the offense," Gipson said. -If you ever get a chance, catch theCFL. Dierdorf was a good football ment back to the sporting world. "I want a team that is hard working, well conditioned, that a Pro Lacrosse League game. -It's too bad the NCAA hockey player, but as a sportscaster he Thanks guys! plays together as a unit, that plays with great concentration. I The league is still in its infancy, tournament gets overshadowed makes Frank Gifford look good. Kevin Cummings is a sports want a team that conducts itself on and oft the floor with digni- but it just may be the most excit- by the basketball tournament. Well Howard, I don't know a you writer for the News. ty "be said. The search for a new basketball was narrowed Monday to three candidates. Russ Bergman, head coach of Coastal Carolina, and Butch Carter, an assistant coach at Dayton, were the other candidates Golf prepares for MA Cs *+£ Sfi for the post. twinbill with Gipson coached at Marion Elgin and Marion Harding high schools. He was the Ohio coach of the year in Class AA in 19*> at Indiana was an easy winner in strokes. Elgin Hiah. by Kevin Cummings Michigan St. He said recruiting U one of his strong suits, pointing to the fact sports writer the championship flight as the Other Falcons competing at Hoosiers snot an 878 Akron included co-captains Doug BG's Softball team (18-23) split that he has contacts in Ohio and Michigan. (285/west-293/wes t-300/nort h) Ray and Bill Lehman. Ray shot a its doubleheader with Michigan Frankly, over the last five years, we've been one of the top If competing against the best to win their second invitational in 236 (80-78-78), while Lehman fin- State Wednesday at East Lans- five or six JUCO powers in the United States," Gipson said. "As brings out the best, the Bowling as many weeks. Toledo won the ished with a 256 (90-83-83). Garry ing, Mich. a result, I've come in contact with a lot of the top ssfb school Green men's golf team should be consolation grouping with a 921 Winger rounded out the BG The Falcons captured the first ready to challenge for the Mid- (31 l/west-303/north-307/west), scorecard as he tallied a 242 Same 7-0 in eight innings and lost I have good contacts in the state." American Conference crown in which was good enough to place (80-79-83). le nightcap 2-0. Jody Record May. the Rockets in a tie for 13th-place BG return to action this week- (12-11) earned the victory for BG. The Falcons finished in a tie overall. end (April 27 28) at the Kepler The Falcons scored in the first with the Michigan Wolverines for Junior Brett Fulford continues Intercollegiate Invitational in game on two hit-by-pitches, jun- 22nd place overall (fifth place in to swing the hot club for the Fal- Columbus. The 54-hole tourna- ior Kim Snyder's two-run double, the consolation flight) at the cons as he registered a three- ment is being hosted by Ohio freshman Karen Brown's RBI 35-team Firestone Intercollegiate round total of 225 (74-75-76) to fin- State. single and sophomore Jeni Leis' Invitational at Akron this past ish third individually in the conso- two-run triple. CHARLESTOWN and weekend. The top 18 teams, after lation flight listing. His first 36 holes, played in the champion- 18-hole total of 74 tied his season- ship round, while the others best round. 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Every by Rick Warner Ali fought Larry Holmes, Ali got basketball coach at Ohio State in 1986, he vowed that the state's AP sports writer 17 million and Holmes got S3 mil- top high school players no longer would go elsewhere, only to week it was as if he would pick on lion even though he was the come back to haunt the Buckeyes. different people. Some got emotional NEW YORK (AP) - Evander champion. That's oecause people He targeted Eli Brewster and Treg Lee — the top players In Holyfield and Mike Tyson may came to see Ali, not Holmes." the state — to help turn the Ohio State program around. about it, but I would fire back at him. not be ready to rumble, but their Holyfield, who won a unani- National acclaim would return to Ohio State before the gradu- He didn't scare me, and I didn't scare promoters are. mous decision over Foreman, ation of their class, which included Perry Carter of Washington, Tyson's promoter, Don King, criticized King's 50-50 proposal DC. But of Brewster and Lee, only one shared in the glory. Lee him," said Eli Brewster about former launched a war of words against Monday night during an appear- became a potential pro, and Brewster ended up playing before Holyfield and his three closest as- ance on the "The Arsenio Hall" 450 fans at an Ohio University branch campus. OSU coach Gary WiHams. sociates — promoter Dan Duva, show. Williams wound up 500 miles away at a program on NCAA co-trainer Lou Duva and man- probation. be the head coach at his alma mater, Maryland. Lee led the ager Shelly Finkel. "When I was the challenger, Brewster led Columbus Wehrle to one state championship and players in urging athletic director Jim Jones to promote assis- During an informal luncheon Tyson was going to get 75 percent twice more to the state tournament; Lee was acclaimed as tant coach Randy Ayers. with reporters, King repeatedly and I was going to get 25. Now Ohio's finest player, a 6-foot-8 forward who had played any of By the time Ayers was named to succeed Williams that July, called Finkel and the Duvas that Tyson is the challenger, Don fourpositions at Cleveland St. Joseph. Brewster had already announced his decision to leave. "liars and deceivers," accused King doesn't want it that way. He "They were the (Class) AAA and A players of the year in the "I wasn't happy, and I didn't see any happiness coming," Holyfield of ducking Tyson and wants Tyson to get half," Holy- state, so it was very important at the time to get them," Wil- Brewster said. challenged the heavyweight field said. liams said. "Ohio State had lost those players in previous years. There was also speculation that Lee would quit after his junior champion to a winner-take-all Dan Duva said he is willing to To get the program started again, we knew we had to get those year. He shot 47 percent from the field and 60 percent at the line bout against Tyson in September negotiate the purse split, Dut two." while coming off the bench in 29 games. or October. "we're not going to debate it point Both failed to meet freshman eligibility requirements under Instead, he came back and was a starter on a team that went "We'll fight him anytime, any- by point in the media." NCAA Proposition 48, so neither could practice or be around the 27-4, won a share of the Big Ten Conference title and made it to where, anyplace," King said. team as freshmen. the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. "The winner goes home with eve- If the two sides can't settle Much was expected of Brewster and Lee as sophomores. But Lee scored more points and had more rebounds as a senior rything, the loser goes home with their differences by June 1, the they appeared lost. than he had in his first two years combined. He shot 61 percent nothing." payouts would be decided in a "That's a pattern of a lot of Prop 48s," Williams said. "When from the field and 89 percent on free throws while averaging 11.5 "purse bid" by one of boxing's you lose a year, it's not the same." points and 5.5 rebounds a game. King said "the public wants three main sanctioning bodies — Others offer another reason. In practice, Williams would in- With the 6-8 Carter, he provided one of the top 1-2 combinations this fight, I want this fight and the World Boxing Council, World timidate and threaten players to get the most out of them. underneath the basket in the Big Ten. Mike Tyson wants this fight, but Boxing Association and Interna- "Right from the beginning, I knew how volatile Gary Williams "Coach (Ayers) helped me a lot. We had some long talks." Lee Holyfield and his people are try- tional Boxing Federation. was, and I knew what kind of athlete Eli was," Wehrle coach said. "And I matured a lot. I stayed focused on what I had to do ing to avoid it. It's a travesty. Traditionally, the champion Chuck Kemper said. "I knew what it took to motivate Ell, and I and then took care of it." Boxing fans are tired of being gets 75 percent in purse bids and knew that Gary Williams had the exact opposite personality." Brewster dropped out of school, put on weight and got married treated like Bozo the Clown." the challenger 25 percent. Brewster, speaking with the media for the first time since his before deciding to return to college. He selected the OU branch Informed of King's comments, Ohio State days, said in an interview: "There's a way to coach at Lancaster. Dan Duva launched a counterat- The WBA, WBC and IBF origi- guys, and there's a way not to coach guys.... The way he did it "He sat out for a year but realized that wouldn't get him far," tack. nally ordered the winner of last was uncalled for. Every week it was as if he would pick on said Jeff Whitehead, his coach at OU-Lancaster. "This is a small Duva said last Friday's Holy- October's Holyfield-Buster Doug- different people. school, and it doesn't have the hype that Ohio State does. Here, field-George Foreman fight las title bout to fight Tyson next. "Some got emotional about it, but I would fire back at him. He it's like he's at home." "breathed fresh air into the sport. But after beating Douglas, Holy- didn't scare me, and I didn't scare him." Brewster averaged 16.5 points and 9 rebounds a game for a Now Don King has gone back to field opted to meet Foreman in- Lee said: "Sometimes vou have to cater to a player's person- team that finished 15-9 this season. polluting the environment." stead. The WBC then threatened ality. Some respond differently to different coaching person- Brewster now wants to be a coach. Duva dismissed King's winner- to strip its title recognition from alities." "I've seen the nice, the mediocre and the mean — all kinds of take-all challenge, as well as an Holyfield, but a New Jersey state Williams said he coached Brewster and Lee like he has coaches. I think I could be a better coach than all of them," he alternate offer — a 50-50 split be- judge blocked the move and coached everyone else. "Some respond better," he said. said. tween the champion and No. 1 ordered arbitration. The dispute Brewster started three games as a sophomore, but shot just 37 Lee is contemplating a career in professional basketball and Is challenger. still hasn't been settled. percent from the field and 38 percent from 3-point range while hitting all of the tryout camps for college seniors. "They're both ridiculous," The WBA and IBF ended up averaging 3.1 points a game. Lee averaged 4.4 points and 2.3 re- "When you play college sports, you're under a big microscope. Duva said. "Fighters work too sanctioning the Holyfield- bounds a game. A lot of times, people can have difficulty dealing with that." hard for one guy to come away Foreman fight and continue to Williams announced in the spring of 1989 that he was leaving to with nothing." recognize Holyfield as champion. King claims a 50-50 split is fair Tyson is scheduled to fight because Tyson is a bigger draw Razor Ruddock on June 28 in a than Holyfield. rematch of their controversial (O&UP "Evander Holyfield can't draw bout last month, which Tyson won Work to cultivate the buckle-up habit. l flies to a dump, King said. "Just when referee Richard Steele It could save your life. because he's the champion stopped the bout in the seventh T, .11. ,..,■,,„... .„,r..„™r,.™.,iir.„r*nr...... r.l « doesn't mean he should get the round. X i MB .i.,Mir\>h«4mi«.i'MWli

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