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Fee for Search for body is over htemational IHE BG NEWS the remains are of Michelle Ilizzi Michigan State Police last students A Ixxiy Mieved in be nf a 1999 SalertlQ a former University stu- I'uesday. University graduate was found dent and a graduate student at At about 11 p.m. Thursday he Friday buried on the northeast Michigan Slate University. She was reportedly returned to the proposed corner of campus, Man has been missing from Fast Wood County jail where he is Mayberry. VMxxl (lounty's prose- litnsing, Mich, since last June. H^l awaiting trial for the murder of cuting attorney, confirmed ^8 Although authorities won't I-arry McClannahan, a truck dri- in US. Saturday. confirm vet where they received ver found stabbed to death at a 1*1^ By Adam Cooper The site When me body wits information on the location of • — U WIRE buried is used as a dump for the the body police reportedly led l,ake Township truck stop last _ luly. Rizzi was reported missing • , MEDFORD.Mass.— Union construction project and is her ex-husband, Dennis Michael * International students studying at located between the Wood Salerno—a suspect in her disap- four days before McClannahan - Tufts and other American schools County airport and the Perry pearance—to the construction was found. could be hit with a $95 govern- field I louse. dump on campus at about ID More details will be released -»■ * ment fee as early as next year if Autopsy results have not been p.m. Thursday night some time early this week, Sarah Casto BG News new immigration regulations are announced yet. but it is believed Salerno also met with the according to Mayberry. FOUND: The body of Rizzi was found Saturday on campus. published before next semester. The government's Immigration and Naturalization Service department (INS) anticipates to finalize Ihe regulations this sum- BRAGG & FITCH USG ELECTION mer and will begin lo collect the fee 30 days later. But colleges have expressed outrage at the proposal because they say the timing will not allow them to inform students of the changes. "It could cause havoc if imple- mented this summer," said lane Etish-Andrews, director of Tufts' International Center, which han- dles immigration affairs for the 800 foreign students at the Medford/Somerville Campus. "We send out information to incoming international students at the end of May and we would like lo give them as much infor- mation as possible. Knowing the way the government works, we won't see this moving too fast." The director said she was not certain if the fee would apply to students already in the U.S. and she was anxious to let current stu- dents know if they would be affected by the regulations. She also added that Canadian stu- dents would have to pay the fee, even though they do not require a visa lo study in the U.S. Students will be able to pay the one-time fee using a credit card over the Internet or with a money order drawn on a U.S. bank. If implemented, the fee will be paid by more than 100,000 stu- dents and visiting scholars annu- ally, in addition to visa fees of at least $45. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the proceeds will be used lo fund a tracking system containing the addresses and academic status of lorn Reed BG Nevis all foreign students in the United AND THE WINNER IS: Jon Bragg and Rebecca Fitch react as they listen to the results ot the USG election. States. Plans for the fee were dis- cussed last year when the INS asked institutions to collect the fee for them, but, according to Etish-Andrews, nothing emerged VOTER BREAKDOWN after colleges and universities 2,785 voters turned out to refused to act as INS branch vote for USG President/Vice offices. With all the possible adminis- President Candidates. trative headaches the fee may cause, several universities have 2.165 VOTES written to the INS to oppose the 37% By Marie Clwche "I thought it was going to be a good out- "The student body can feel confident and Friemark/ changes, and educators are opti- WORLD AND NAIION REPORIER come," Bragg said. "iiecca and I have a lot of assured that they have die best leaders at, Brandt mistic that the fee will not be A few tears, a lot of cheers, people work to do now. We're going to start by work- the helm of USG for next year," Nieto said. implemented in the immediate L\ rushing up to John Bragg and ing on that platform." "Marcos and 1 are going lo help them future. X JLRebecca Fitch to congratulate For the first time, USG has an African- through the transition. They both have "It probably won't happen in them. A simple scene dial concluded two American president. Winning with 1,173 excellent experience within organizations the summer, but the fee may still weeks of intensive electoral campaigning. votes 0U1 of a loud of 2,785, Bragg and Filch which will make the process more smooth." go into effect later," the director The Undergraduate Student Government will In- inducted tognight by former USG Freimarck and Brandt came second with said. now has a new president and vice- president and vice-president Marcos Bui many are still against the president. Popovtdl and Rebecca Nieio. RESULTS. PAGE 5 Source USG lennrler lacobs BG News INS, PAGE 5 OAR. fills Anderson By Ban Nied Organization. "This was a great ASS I EN1ERIAINMENI EDIIOR "This was a great show," said OAR. bassist Benj Gcrshman UAO concert director Matt show. The three didn't mince words when his LaRiccia. "The three things that I things that I loved band gol to Anderson Arena loved about this concert were Saturday. how hard my concert committee about this concert "This place is massive," he said worked, my advisors and how were how hard my as he gazed at the empty seals well the students behaved at the that would fill up with approxi- show." concert committee mately 3300 people, the single OAR. played a two-hour set to worked, my advisors biggest crowd ihe Ohio State stu- a largely enthusiastic but peace- dent band has ever played as a ful crowd. Crowd surfing was and how well the headlining hand. minimal at most, thanks largely students behaved As the main attraction for Sibs to rows of folding chairs in front and Kids weekend, the concert of the stage in place of the usual at the show." was considered a major success open pit of bodies. ReMkahGonakisBGNews both for the band and the MATT LARICCIA, CONCERT: OAR. plays tor two hours to a full house in Anderson Arena. University Activities CONCERT. PAGE 5 UAO CONCERT DIRECTOR 2 Monday, April 23.2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS Shepard ^^pA 1 * f 0 ' delivers message v L^ik . v to U. students CENTER STAGE: Shepard talked about her son, Matthew who was fatally attacked because he was gay, and how the University and the community can help prevent hate crimes. .__«*s >-i HHiB>I^«r- 1 1 Tom Reed BG New.
ENGELMAN - FR.EIMAR.K I l'S(i IIKSII.TS \()T( OMN.KTK LOSS Campaigning leaves mark on candidates By Chuck Soder "Igot more votes than the last two running for office together put USG REPORTER unexpected pressure on their With voler turnout at record- winners, so I'm happy. All three friendship. "It's amazing that Engelman looks breaking levels for this year's candidates are winners because we Joel and I are still friends, but Undergraduate Student doubled turnout and ran three very things turned out okay in the Government elections, presi- end," she said. forward to graduation dential candidate Joel Freimark clean campaigns." The experience also remind- said his second place finish is ed Freimark that, though Brian Fngelman and Celeste and be willing to offer both posi- sufficient reward. JOEL FREIMARK. USG CANDIDATE turnout increased, many stu- Pelzer would like to thank every- tive and negative feedback. He "I got more voles than the last dents still walk past election one for supporting their cam- also reminds students of the paign efforts and platform. importance of voting. two winners, so I'm happy," he preparation, a three-week cam- each is busy preparing for the tables without voting, he said. said. "All three candidates are paign and several 12-hour days, upcoming Run DMC/Roots "You really get to see apathy "Even though we didn't win," "I've learned that people like to winners because we doubled relaxation is something of a treat concert with UAO. right up in your face." Engelman said, "We know we got complain," said Engelman, "but turnout and ran three very clean to Freimark. "I'm actually There is no rest for us," he Though not all of the group's a lot of people to evaluate what very few do anything about it." campaigns." relieved because 1 get to sit said. problems are solved, USG has diey are spending at BGSU. Even Even though he is relieved that However, not every aspect of down." Not only do candidates need much to look forward to next though BGSU is a good place, the campaign is over, Engelman the campaign was as cheerful as Because the campaign was time, but they also need money, they could be doing more." year, he said. With a strong feels that it was a valuable experi- Freimark's yellow, smiley-face such a large time commitment, Freimark said. The cost of hun- leader in Ion Bragg, several Engelman encourages stu- ence. covered tie might lead one to Freimark worked ahead and dreds of flyers, stickers and other returning senators and rising dents to be actively involved in "You will forget what you believe. Having some of his alerted teachers he would miss campaign staples puts a limit on USG during the coming year. campaign banners unexpected- classes during the campaign's his capabilities. "If we had the interest in the group. USG's learned in a class," said ly removed and a family mem- final week. "They all understood money to do other things, we strongest years are still to come, "The fact that 1 ran this year Engelman. "but getting involved ber in the hospital during the how much this election means would," he said. he said. "USG is going to make might in some way prove that can really change who you are." campaign was emotionally to myself and Stephanie Though the campaign was leaps and bounds next year." anyone can take an active role in Engelman is set to graduate in strenuous, he said. Freimark (Brandt)," he said. difficult, the lessons learned Freimark plans to return to USG," Engelman said. May and will focus his efforts with said the end of the campaign Neither Freimark nor Brandt, were worth the time and energy the group as a senator next year. Engelman encourages stu- the band. Twist of Nothing. should provide some relief. his running mate, will have too spent. Brandt, a friend of "I'd like to lead, but I can also be dents to pay attention to the — compiled by After more than a vear of much lime for celebration — Freimark's before the race, said a follower if need be." Bragg/Fitch ticket and to USG Shannon Kolkedy
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5 Napoleon Rd. Bowling Green • 353-8381 CREENBRIAR, INC. 2J£ Hours: Hon. thru Fri. 8lo5, Sat. 8to4 «,»» — fSr 352-0717 irnew.klotrflonjl.com ^^ 4 Monday, April 23,2001 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion CONVICTED KILLER REFUSES TO STOP DEATH CARSON CHY, Nev. (AP) — A convicted killer who could have stopped his execution by asking for an appeal died by injection after screaming to prison offi- cials that he should be allowed to live. He pleaded with prison officials to let him live, shouting "You want to kill me like a dog." OPINION EDITORIAL Welcome to the spotlight, Mr. Bragg Mission possible. Jon Bragg to vote for the candidates. USG accessible to the students. excite the campus about what is and shining new laws for the stu- and Rebecca Fitch have won the Maybe the students felt they YOU DECIDE Every USG candidate since the happening. USG doesn't need to dents. USG elections. were better represented by these Stone Age has campaigned on be looked at as an exclusive, There is no easy solution, in Our verdict? Pretty dam cool. candidates. How do you feel about the this issue, yet no president has secret society that students sim- fact, we don't even have one for It just shows that BGSU is We're proud that the students USG elections and Bragg & been successful at actually ply criticize and complain about. you. However, you can think of becoming more integrated and voted to elect a minority student Fitch? Let us know at involving students. People criticize what they don't new ideas to excite the students open-minded. Our majority of to the highest office on our cam- [email protected]. We admit that we really don't know. USG needs to get itself on this campus, and to even get white students voted a second pus. The times...they are chang- know anything about USG pro- into the spotlight, with issues them involved. minority student to the presi- ing. Definitely for the better. cedures or policies, but there that really matter to everyone. Bragg & Fitch, our dynamic dency. Now that the elections are To the rest of the campus, must be some way to include All right, the schedule is some- duo for the '01 -'02 school year, It's also the first time that an over, we have a few suggestions USG meetings are boring and students or make them more thing that was worked on this you have the unique opportuni- African-American has been for your next year in office, Bragg rather worthless. Besides the interested in what you're doing. year. People talked about the ty to bring even more diversity to elected to the USG presidency. and Fitch. How's that for our offi- coverage in The BG News, no Your mission, should you parking lots, the calendar, and the table and to bring unity to Bragg and Fitch didn't win by a cial congratulations? one would really know that USG choose to accept it, is to raise the off-campus meal cards. But, the campus. landslide, but they did win. In USG, to the average student, does anything significant on student interest in what you are did anything actually get clari- Wfe wish you the best of luck. fact, voter turnout was pretty seems to be a big, secret organi- campus. doing next year. Give us issues fied and cleared up this year? Mr. Bragg and Ms. Fitch. The high in this election. Maybe the zation that doesn't effect any- This needs to change. There's and ideas that will actually work. Nope, the issues were bogged world (or rather, the campus) is diversity spurred more students thing about them. nothing wrong with making We told all the candidates to down in bureaucratic land, to watching someday come back as bright U-W1RE COLUMN PF0PT F Underage drinking controversy
Paging Dr. ON THE STREET AT ISSUE U. students continue to drink even when they're not legal, and every- How did you celebrate one turns a blind eye to it. 4:20? Kevorkian Underage drinking is a seri- who turn a blind eye to obvious ous issue that affects every- drinking violations occurring in NICK LEONE AT ISSUE Assisted suicide is made legal in the one within the Bowling predominately freshman and Green community. sophomore residence halls. Guest Column Netherlands. Are we next? Unfortunately, these effects fall Sometimes, they are just too lazy Despite prayers and protests too often on the negative side of to take any action because they JEREMY the spectrum. For some reason, don't want to deal with the hassle Walking through freshman from thousands of euthanasia REYNALDS opponents, mercy killing and underage drinking is a gigantic reporting the students would and sophomore dorms, discus- assisted suicides are now legal in U. of New Mexico part of life at this university. cause. sions about parties or plans for Then there are those who act the Netherlands. This unprece- COREY CONGER What violators forget, or sim- the evening take precedence dented move makes it the first the whole situation into a differ- ply choose to ignore, is the fact by not acting. They realize the over conversations about acade- nation in the world to legalize ent playing field. SOPHOMORE that underage drinking is against freshmen or sophomores living mic readings and intellectual euthanasia. Millard said, "The Dutch gov- ASTROPHYSICS the law. While the underage next to them have beer or hard topics. Studies don't matter, but Admittedly, a few minimal ernment has undermined the drinkers themselves rightfully liquor in their rooms, in full eye alcohol does. safeguards are in place for those very nature of their society... "What's 4:20?" assume the lion's share of view or brilliantly concealed The victims of underage who decide that euthanasia is How safe would you feel if you responsibility for the situation, under a bed, yet decide to not drinkers are many. They include their only course of action. knew that your doctor carried in other factors contribute to and investigate. the innocent townsfolk who According to media reports, a his bag the instruments of death perpetuate the problem. Finally, blame falls on the bar must tolerate wild parties filled patient would have to experience as well as life?" First off, we have the current proprietors who are lax in their with inebriated undergraduates irreversible and unbearable suf- I wouldn't feel very safe at all, penalty system that's being enforcement of the under-21 close to their home, fearful to fering, be aware of all other med- but I'm not really surprised that a 1 administered by the Bowling rule. These individuals might leave the house and risk encoun- ical options and would have to bill like this passed. We live in a Green Municipal Court First- accept obviously altered IDs or tering a drunk and dealing with seek another medical opinion. disposable culture that has an -H time violators receive leniency in turn a blind eye to the 21-year- their unpredictable and often While Dutch doctors are not ever-decreasing respect for life sentencing usually reserved for olds who purchase alcohol and vulgar behaviors. supposed to suggest euthanasia and God's laws, in particular. professional athletes. share it with their underage They also include the serious as an option for their seriously With such a mindset, there After paying a fraction of the friends. student who is awoken at 2:00 suffering patients, you know that occurs a spiraling, morally nega- ADAM HRITZAK maximum allowable fine, com- This is a college town, and am. the morning of an exam by pleting a cookie-cutter "aware- some of these establishments a drunken classmate making some of them will - perhaps not tive progression. FRESHMAN openly - and my guess is that It is important to point out ness course," some token com- couldn't stay in business if they their way through the halls. euthanasia will end up being that in their "concern" for allevi- JOURNALISM munity service and a six-month strictiy enforced the under-21 I haven't even begun dis- suggested as the answer to soci- ating human pain and suffering, probationary period, the charge rule. Neither of these actions is cussing why people drink under- ety's most vulnerable members. the authors of this legislation for- "An all-day celebra- is magically dismissed. directly illegal, but they send a age in the first place. Only those That disturbing and depress- got something very important: tion that included a Is this hilariously light penalty message of tolerance that only that do can answer that ques- ing viewpoint is shared by Dr. No matter how bad or painful late night trip to the any deterrent to underage drink- adds fuel to the fire. tion. Bert Dorenbos, president of a our life may be, it still belongs to ing? Underage drinking and the I only wish people who do Dutch pro-life group called "Cry God and is not ours to do with as barf According to a recent article in parry scene connected with it are drink underage exhibit maturity for Life." Dorenbos told we please. Talking to an this newspaper citing the rise of detrimental to the educational and be strong enough to consid- Cybercast News Service, "Instead Associated Press reporter as he alcohol offences, absolutely not. purposes of this university, as er the larger ramifications of of helping and standing with the walked past the Dutch parlia- When someone decides to drink well as its overall quality of life. their actions, despite the image weak and old, the parliament has ment. 19-year-old Henrico van alcohol underage, they know the Often, professors find their of acceptability that's offered to chosen the route of the survival der Hoek summed up the situa- risk is minimal and thus have no classrooms sparsely populated them. of the fittest" tion very nicely. respect for the law. due to the preparation or recov- But there was also significant "We don't have the right to The next group of people to ery from alcohol-driven week- Nick Leone can be contacted at concern outside the Netherlands. decide about matters of life and blame are the resident assistants end parties. [email protected] The Canadian Euthanasia death, but God does," van der Prevention Coalition president Hoek said. Dr. Barrie deVeber shared his Just in case you're thinking JOHN NICHOLS concerns with cnsnews.com. euthanasia could never be legal JOURNALISM "The essential factor for in the United States, it could. FRESHMAN. requesting euthanasia in the Wfe're already headed down that Dutch legislation is that a person road. "Ispentmy4:20'like be experiencing unbearable suf- Look at what's happening in fering," she said "Since the law Oregon, where doctors are per- every other college does not require that a person be mitted to give patients drugs to student-studying and terminally ill in order to be euth- assist in a suicide, but not to drinking soda." M a&&$ BACK? anized, individuals who are not actually administer them. With given appropriate pain and the door opened, why shouldn't symptom management will be someone say in Oregon, This candidates for euthanasia." has been going so well, and DeVeber said that, rather than we've been able to relieve the protecting patients, this law real- pain and suffering of a quantifi- ly protects incompetent medical able number of people. It only personnel. makes sense to let doctors give Professor Peter Millard, of the the drugs themselves." British organization Against With that in mind, it only SARAH ARMS & PAM Legalized Euthanasia, Research becomes a matter of time before CULLERS and Teaching, told cnsnews.com the elderly, frail, infirm and other that when euthanasia is illegal, so-called "non-contributors" to FRESHMEN everyone, no matter what age or our society will find themselves ENV. SCIENCE state of health, is protected on the other end of the needle of regardless. death. "Straight chillin'." But legalizing euthanasia puts
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RESULTS, FROM PAGE 1 so active during the elections," Also, the USG Elections and USG hopes to implement an USG 2001 ELECTION RESULTS Nieto said. "These numbers are Opinions Board was responsible on-line voting process, which The following students will hold offices in the USG Senate for the 979 votes, and Engelman and excellent." for setting up several voting sta- would allow students to vote following year. Pelzer third with 486 votes. Gresko attributed part of this tions at locations around cam- from computers. USG may also At-Large Senators Total Votes College Senators Total Votes More students voted in this year's voters turnout to the pus. shorten voting station time from year's USG elections than in any increased media coverage USG "We were going to bring the four days to two days Gresko David Justice 772 Arts and Sciences previous ones with a voter turn has received this year. elections to the voters," Gresko said that four days were very Kate Newman 758 Lorraine Moser 389 out of 2,785 students. Last year's Business Administation "The students finally realized said. hard for the candidates, who Katie Moffatt 671 election attracted 1,541 voters. Elizabeth Mulhall 644 Brian Saxton 313 how USG can affect the stu- Amanda Myers, also a mem- actively campaigned in front of "We set a new BG record in Nyesha More 625 Education t Human Dev. dents," Gresko said. "They are ber of the EOB board, said she the voting station and had to USG elections this year," said Nicholas Froslear 590 Doug Dunkle 342 finding out that USG has power attributes the voter turnout to miss a lot of classes. Nick Gresko, Chair of the USG and that it can really change the efforts of the candidates Jason Sobota 559 Health & Human Services But even if the voter turnout Temira Boyd Elections and Opinions Board. their lives here on campus." rather than the number of Caroline Kelly 527 2 for USG elections has increased, Candlce Conley 503 Stefanle Brathwaie 2 "The national average for the According to him, the polling stations. Jon Williamson Alternate 498 Musical Arts election of student government Graduate Student Senate also "Unfortunately, most people the majority of the campus had Sarah Saccany 554 is between 11 and 12 percent." ignored the elections. helped the process by allocating came to vote because they were Off-Campus Senators Pre-Major Advising The University's USG elections "It's great that so many people a significant amount of money handed flyers in front of the vot- Jeff Poprik 112 came out to vote," said received 18.7 percent of the stu- to finance the USG presidential ing stations." she said. Alissa Wetcher 341 Technology dent vote. campaign. This money helped Next year, USG plans to keep a Engelman. "But there should be Philip Wendzlcki 300 Rebekah Gonzales 181 "I am so grateful, I just want to to pay for flyers, ads, posters and similar strategy for the elections, at least 50 percent of our cam- thank the student body for being public relations. with only two small changes. pus voting." Source-USG Jennifer Jacobs BG News
CONCERT, FROM PAGE 1 Most important for LaRiccia and UAO was the chance for a Fan favorite "Untided" gar- little trial and error. Witij one nered a big reaction when more concert scheduled for this Vermont youth indicted vocalist and saxophonist Jerry school year, UAO was able to fig- DePizzo broke into its trade- ure out what might make a mark melody. "Crazy game of show fun more smoothly. Poker" predictably got the loud- "We might switch the security est cheers of the night as all checkpoints for Roots and Run 3,300 people see chanted the (D.M.C.)," LaRiccia said. "We're on prof, murder charges chorus in unison with vocalist Marc Roberge. going to have people get By Alice Gomstyn Ayotte said the maximum comment on the significance of the process." After the show, Roberge was searched before they have their ■■will penalty for a first-degree murder Usenza to the case, Robert Tulloch's arraignment has yet amazed by the entire concert, tickets torn. We tore the tickets HANOVER, N.H.— charge in Tulloch's case is life Sherman, an informal to be scheduled, but Ayotte from the crowd to the set and after they got searched Saturday Seventeen-year-old Vermont imprisonment without parole. spokesman for the 18-year-old, expects that the State Supreme the opportunities playing for and we think it will run more youth Robert Tulloch was indict- The state will not seek the told The Associated Press, "We Court will set a date for the hear- over 3,000 people can create. smoothly the other way." ed Thursday on two counts of death penalty, Ayotte said, have a letter from Kelly Ayotte ing within the next week. "Tonight, this was one of "We will also have more vol- first degree murder for the brutal because, according to New saying she is not a target of the Prosecutors are attempting to those shows that could change unteers for Roots/Run. But the stabbing deaths of Dartmouth Hampshire law, the charges do investigation." certify Parker as an adult before things for us," he said in praise main thing now is that we have professors Half and Susanne not constitute the use of capital Ayotte remained vague on the seeking an indictment against of the crowd. an experienced staff." Zantop. punishment. subject of the letter, but did not him. Ayotte declined to com- Issued by an investigative Ayotte explained that state law refute Sherman's assertion. ment on how long this may take, grand jury, the indictment means limits the kinds of cases in which "If it's a letter from me, I'd but said that in her experience, that Tulloch's case will soon enter capital punishment is an option. imagine it'd be accurate," she similar proceedings can last sev- the trial phase. Murder charges that do, by law, said. eral months At a press conference outside warrant capital charges include Ayotte was joined at the press New Hampshire murder trials SCHOOL IS Grafton County Superior Court murder of an on-dury police offi- conference by Senior Assistant are generally scheduled nine Thursday afternoon, Senior cer and murder in the course of a Attorney General Mike Delaney, months from the time of indict- Assistant Attorney General Kelly sexual assault, Ayotte said. State Police Sergeant Mark ment, Ayotte said. ALMOST OUT! Ayotte announced the indict- The indictments came not Mudget and Hanover Police According to court docu- ments but commented on little long after yesterday's testimony Chief Nick Giaccone, who led the ments, both members of the else - including the possibility of by Tulloch's sometimes-girl- Hanover Police Department's couple were stabbed and slashed WH000H000H! additional charges, the specific friend Christiana Usenza, who investigation team. in the chest and neck. Susanne evidence collected or any poten- picked up the two suspects from Giaccone showed little self- Zantop also sustained stab tial motive that Tulloch and his Manchester Airport and drove congratulatory sentiment about wounds in the head. Knives alleged accomplice, lames them back to Vermont about a the progress of the case, echoing believed to be used in the crimes Parker, 16, may have had to com- week after the murders. Ayorte's earlier statement that were found in Tulloch's mit the Jan. 27 murders. 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By) hhn Nolan injured, more than 800 arrests offenses like that one could bring "I'm against violence, period. I accusing Cincinnati police of 30 "There are solutions," ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER were made, and arson damage the defendants stiller punish- don't care who it is, white or years of racial profiling are mov- Rothman said. "We can't get out CINCINNATI —A grand jury was put at more than $250,000. ment upon conviction by using black, I'm against violence. If you ing toward resolving the dispute has indicted 62 people on A grand jury handling the case an Ohio "hate crimes" law. did wrong, breaking in or setting through mediation. of this alone. We have to work charges from rioting over the fatal spent a week reviewing subpoe- "Those who chose to take a fire, you've got to be punished The City Council could vote as together." police shooting of an unarmed naed news videotapes filmed and advantage of the situation by for it," Harvey said. early as next week on an agree- Forty-three percent of black man, the county prosecu- broadcast by Cincinnati televi- breaking the law have got to be But, he added: "In the same ment. Mayor Charles Luken said tor said Friday. Cincinnati's 331,000 residents are sion stations. Allen told a news punished," Allen said. "I've had breath, if you're going to be hard he thinks there is enough support black Hamilton County Prosecutor conference. Prosecutors initially calls for amnesty. That's not going on these guys, you need to be on the nine-member council — Michael Allen said he expects demanded all news video footage to happen... The quickest way to hard on the police." on which he sits—to commit the City police Chief Thomas more indictments as police con- shot by the city's four network- have these acts happen again is Allen said a grand jury will city to the mediation process. Streicher It has said targeting of tinue reviewing videotapes of the affiliated TV stations but settled at to ignore it or to tolerate it" soon investigate Thomas' shoot- The deal proposed Thursday blacks for police stops may have three nights of violence. the stations' insistence for only Prosecutors need to be even- ing He declined to give a date. would cost as much as $200,000, occurred before, but is not hap- The charges announced Friday what the stations had already handed in administering justice, The FBI also is investigating the with half coming from city tax- pening now. ranged from misdemeanor broadcast to the public, Allen a black clergyman said Friday. shooting to determine whether payers and half from a private resisting arrest to felonies includ- said. Black residents are watching to police violated Thomas' civil foundation that studies race rela- Allegations of racial profiling ing aggravated rioting and break- All but one of the defendants see whether authorities punish rights. tions, The Cincinnati Enquirer are a key part of the Cincinnati ing and entering. are black, and most are from the police officers who may have bro- Various churches in white and reported. blac^; community's claim that city . The rioting over the shooting of Cincinnati area ken the law, said the Rev. H.L black neighborhoods have spon- lay Rothman, a mediator who police are out of control. Activists Timothy Thomas, 19, was the Allen displayed scenes from Harvey )r„ whose Cincinnati sored prayer services this week to has worked on "conflict resolu- worst racial unrest in the city the subpoenaed videotapes that church served as host this week encourage community peace tion" in Northern Ireland, the say the city must make police since the 1968 assassination of showed angry black youths for civil rights activist Al Sharpton and unity. Middle East and South Africa, more accountable to the public Martin Luther King Ir. in pulling a white truck driver from and a speak-out forum for young Meanwhile, the city and black would be hired with some of that and restrict police use of deadly Memphis, Tenn. Dozens were his cab and beating him. He said black people. residents who sued in March money. force. State struggles to comply with child support laws Raise in tuition likely THE ASSOCIATED PRESS states to pocket the payments as options, such as asking families State officials have returned THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio ranks 40th among states COLUMBUS. Ohio — State reimbursement for welfare assis- to produce whatever records they about $1.5 million withheld since COLUMBUS, Ohio — in the amount of tax dollars that officials said Friday it will be hard- tance. The federal government have, or a flat-fee reimbursement er than first thought to determine October. They promised an addi- Indications are that the go to fund its public colleges. oudawed the practice under its for each family. Legislature may be ending its how much parents are owed in tional $5 million would be Many universities say they will 1996 welfare-reform law, but "One possibility clearly is to ask restrictions on tuition increases at illegally withheld child-support Ohio failed to comply. families to bring in their records, returned once the state deter- try to stick to their original plans payments. the same time it reduces the The state has acknowledged but we're not certain that families mines which families are owed amount available for higher edu- for this fall, which range from "We're trying to figure out the that it withheld about $6 million would have the best records money from an earlier, three-year cation. tuition increases of 4 percent to 9 fairest and most equitable way to in the payments from noncusto- either, and it might be burden- percent, even if the cap comes off. period. The net result could be a dra- take care of this issue, but we dial parents. The Association for some on them to try to re-enact matic increase in the cost of going But they stop short of offering a have to partner with counties and Children for Enforcement of these payments themselves," State attorneys on Thursday to state colleges and universities. guarantee. the federal government to do Support, which has sued over the Sharkey said. asked the 10th Ohio District "Everything's in danger. It's Gov. Bob Tart's budget proposal this," said Mary Anne Sharkey, lost payments, places the total The problem arose because Court of Appeals to dismiss ACES' open season," said Ohio Board of spokeswoman for Gov. BobTaft already has granted Ohio State closer to $13 million. the former Department of lawsuit because the state has cor- Regents spokesman Michael The state still intends to make Sharkey said it could cost $18 Human Services — now lob and University approval to raise rected the problem and is not Brown. the repayments, she said. million alone just to reconstruct Family Services — did not repro- For the past 15 years, tuition tuition by more than 9 percent. The controversy focuses on the records from Ohio's 88 counties. gram its computer system to stop obligated to pay back any more increases at public universities University administrators said policy of Ohio and many other The state is considering several intercepting the payments. than it already has. have been limited to about 6 per- the increase was necessary so cent a year. But the most recent they could make key improve- THe weeKLBi^d is ALMOST HtTz.e...ih£ weefeeNT3 budget talks include a proposal to ments for undergraduates and DM you know... eliminate the tuition cap when bring faculty salaries in line with The average the next state fiscal year begins those at similar large public uni- us AUMost H-Er-e.-.TH-e WeefeFJNd IS ALMOST H£rt\\\ lulyl. person will spend versities nationwide. The state will be providing The state share of instruction is two weeks over more money in its next budget for the amount the Legislature gives Got Web? their lifetime primary and secondary educa- Look for universities to operate. Public waiting for the tion to satisfy an Ohio Supreme universities rely most heavily on our insert We Do! traffic light Court order. That means higher education and other areas of the tuition and tax dollars to operate, to change budget will be getting less from and cutting one usually means in today's the Legislature. raising the other. 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PRO-INDEPENDENCE WINS EARLY MAJORITY www.bgnews.com/world PODGORICA. Yugoslavia (AP)—Montenegro's pro- independence movement won a majority in parlia- mentary elections Sunday, early unofficial returns showed, lending key support to its drive to secede from Yugoslavia and create a new Balkan nation. WORLD Street clashes share spotlight with trade
By Tom Cohen About 400 people were arrest- exist to serve people. We must States and throughout the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ed and scores more were injured, develop effective, practical and Americas." QUEBEC—Shops sprang back none seriously, in two days of compassionate solutions for the Out on the streets, most pro- to life Sunday and tourists confrontations, police said. On problems that confront our soci- testers seemed to agree. returned to cobblestone streets Saturday, more than 20,000 peo- eties. We do not fear globaliza- "I think people misinterpret still littered with the debris of tire- ple marched peacefully to tion, nor are we blinded by its this as almost like a game. It's bombs, rocks and bottles from protests causes ranging from allure." not," said Rich Gallagher, 21, who two days of clashes between AIDS and poverty to capitalism Groups opposing free trade came from a New York state col- police and protesters that marred and gtobalizatioa said such language amounted to lege to take part in the demon- a summit of 34 . Western An early morning rain and stiff lip service intended to divert strations. Hemisphere leaders. wind Sunday cleansed the air of attention from the free-trade Organizers built the security As the presidents and prime tear gas residue and businesses agenda. The Public Citizen's wall around the heart of the old ministers left town, authorities began reopening after shuttering Global Trade Watch called the took the padlocks off a 2.3-mile their windows with plywood and city and deployed more than summit a "no-news" photo 6,000 police officers to prevent chain-link and concrete fence sheet metal. opportunity. that had encircled the Summit of The final declaration of the 34 Sierra Club President Robert the activists from getting near the the Americas. Protesters had leaders emphasized their atten- Cox, who took part in Saturday's talks. dubbed the barrier the "Wall of tion to issues raised by the peaceful march, said the increas- The measures mostly succeed- Shame" and complained that it demonstrators, who opposed the ing attention to issues raised by ed. prevented the public from having Free Trade Area of the Americas, the protest movement showed its Friday night's opening ceremo- a voice in the summit's main or FTAA, that the leaders pledged message was getting out ny started more than an hour late topic: Creating a free-trade area to create by 2005. The leaders "Before Quebec, few after protesters tore down a sec- Associated Press Ptwlp tion of the fence, causing officials from the Arctic to Argentina. pledged to reduce extreme Americans knew about Gctorge VICTORY: A protestor known as "Scarecrow" from Mntigonish, Nova The Quebec provincial security poverty in the hemisphere by half Bush's plans to create the FTAA," to lock down summit venues and minister, Serge Menard, estimat- during the next 15 years, and Cox said in a statement "After bathe the area in tear gas. A few Scotia, Canada, flashes a victory sign as he hugs another protester ed the cost of providing security concluded their declaration with Quebec, millions know that the meetings were delayed or can- during the last day of the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, for the summit — the most words seemingly addressed to proposed FTAA imperils safe- celed, but the rest of the summit Sunday. Hemispheric leaders sat down Sunday for a final day of extensive in Canada since World the activists: guards for the environment and was on schedule and the leaders talks at the summit as anti-free trade protestors took a brake. War II — exceeded $40 million. "The Summits of the Americas working people in the United completed their work BGNEWS WORLD BRIEFING Immigrant ship ately known, news reports said, en for a drug flight and shot daughter, Charity, were both fighting Jewish forces in 1948 least 20 pro-Chechen gunmen adding that Sri Lankans were down over the Amazon had killed by the Peruvian gunfire and later crushed a rebellion armed with automatic rifles taken to Italy also aboard. received clearance to land Friday, apparent I y by a single led by Palestinian leader Yasser and shotguns stormed into a The ship was believed to be moments before Peru's air bullet that passed through the Arafat, died of heart failure on hotel in central Istanbul ROME (AP)—A rusty ship from Turkey, which has been force fired on it without warn- woman's body and entered the Sunday. Sunday and seized hostages, under pressure from European child's skull as she sat on her Marshall Habes al-Majali, 87, crammed with 562 illegal ing, relatives said Sunday. police said. countries to stem the flow of The relatives' comments mother's lap, her brother-in- died in his hospital bed at immigrants, including 63 chil- It was not clear if anyone dren, was towed under police illegal migrants. were at odds with statements law said. Amman's King Hussein was injured or how many escort to Italy's southern coast from Peru's military that said Medical City, his daughter-in- on Sunday alter being left by American plane mis- the plane failed to identify Heart faliure kills law said. hostages were taken. its crew to drift in the Adriatic itself and was flying without a The gunmen are apparently Sea, authorities said. takenly shot down flight plan in an area fri.-quent- former Army chief Pro-Chechen gun- demanding to speak with Most of the passengers LIMA, Peru (AP) — A plane ed by drug traffickers. AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Turkish Interior Minister appeared to be Kurds, but their carrying American missionar- Missionary Veronica MRoni" Jordan's former army com- man hold hostages Sadettin Tantan, the Anatolia nationalities were not immedi- ies that apparently was mistak- Bowers. 35, and her infant mander, who led Arab armies ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) — At news agency said. WHAT A WEEK. WHAT A DEAL!
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Tennis teams both fall By Erica Gambaccini The Brown and Orange trav- Hiscox was named the MAC Vick happy SPOUTS REPORTED eled to Muncie, Ind. with one Player of the Week on After winning six home goal in mind — to clinch a tie Wednesday (April 18). This was to be close games in a row 7-0, the table for the MAC's regular-season %e second time Hiscox had turned the other way on tide. However, the Cardinals received this honor. Saturday as the men's tennis had another thing on their Hiscox received it after going to home in team fell 7-0 to Ball State mind — victory. Last year the 4-0 last week. He beat University. Falcons shared the title with Kalamazoo's Jeff Keen at the This win for the Cardinals Ball State and Western second flight on Thursday Atlanta gave them the Mid-American Michigan University and the (April 12) to help the Falcons Conference championship as Cardinals weren't about to beat the Hornets 7-0. He also By Paul Newbcrry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS they finished 5-0 in the MAC share the title two years in a row. teamed up with Gabel for and 10-12 overall along with the The Falcons lone senior another victory in that match at FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga.— top seed in the conference tour- Two weeks ago, Michael Vick Brandon Gabel teamed up with the top doubles flight. nament next week sophomore Geoff Hiscox in the stopped by the Atlanta Falcons' On Saturday (April 14) Hiscox The Falcons fell to 18-9 over- second doubles flight for BG's training complex for a courtesy Hick Hurni BG News won two more matches. He visit. all and 3-2 in the MAC. They will only victory. Gabel and Hiscox beat Northern Illinois' CALL THE SHOT: BG junior Vitek Wild motions his opponents shot be the third seed in the MAC beat the Cardinals' Chris Varga He met coach Dan Reeves, was out in a previous match against Wright State. chatted with the assistants, Championships. and Nick Vizzone 8-5. TENNIS, PAGE13 looked at some film and talked shop. Little did Vick know he would be playing for this team. "I really didn't think there was a chance," he said. "The whole Rahman time, San Diego was showing a great deal of interest in me. I thought that was who I would play for." shocks Bul the Chargers traded the No. 1 pick to the Falcons, who quickly grabbed the player they Lewis in hope will transform a woebe- gone franchise. Vick returned to Flowery title bout Branch on Sunday—this time to put down roots. By Robert Mitward "I'm glad the trade was made. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I'm glad to be closer to home," BRAKPAN, South Africa — said Vick, a native of Newport Lennox Lewis thought he could News, Va. "It's a blessing in dis- jet to Africa, make some history, guise." and leave with both his heavy- No matter what happened on weight titles and a future draft day. Vick was assured of megafight with Mike Tyson being a very rich man. The intact. Falcons are willing to meet his He lost it all on a stunning asking price: a $15 million sign- right hand by Hasim Rahman ing bonus in a deal that could be that turned the heavyweight worth more than $50 million. division upside down and put an Vick, wearing a dark blue suit abrupt end to growing talk that with black shirt, said his first pri- Lewis might rank among the ority was to make his mother greatest heavyweight champi- comfortable. Brenda Boddie ons ever. accompanied her son to Atlanta In an eerie pre-dawn fight in a and sat at the side of the stage South African casino, Rahman while he addressed the media. exploited both the effects of "I'm going to buy her whatever Lewis' lackluster training camp she wants," Vick said. "Whatever - ■'"• •"'--'■ ••'"' "'*•'•"-"'•■■. and a champion who seemed to it is—a house seven blocks long Mick Hurni BC News be more interested in looking — it doesn't matter. She's always READY FOR ANYTHING Third baseman Lynsey Ebel gets in a defensive stance as teammate Jesse Milosek pitches the ball. Ebel ahead to Tyson than in taking been there for me, so I'm going to had four RBI's in the second game against Buffalo which included two doubles and a triple. care of business at hand. buy her whatever she wants." He did it with a huge right So, what will it be? cross that sent Lewis to the can- "I'd like a big house," Boddie vas, where he tried unsuccess- said, grinning, "and an Escalade," fully to get up and beat the a premium SUV count. When he couldn't, Reeves took a break from the Rahman leaped in joy and soon second day of the draft to intro- BG extends streak had the WBC and IBF heavy- duce Vick to a city that has weight belts over his shoulders. scorned the team for most of its "I came up with one punch. By Dorothy Wrona drove a ball off of Robbins' leg to The effort was her seventh com - of it. Houle got Gilchrist to hit a 35-year history — with good rea- SPORTS REPORTER advance Rouhana plete game this year. grounder to third. Lynsey Ebel One punch," a jubilant Rahman son. The Bowling Green Softball Jen Domschot blasted out a Robbins also pitched a com- fielded the ball and threw to said The Falcons have made the team extended its win streak to hit to the centerfield wall to plete game, but gave up nine catcher Holly Frantz to force Up next for Rahman could be playoffs only six times and never nine games with a sweep of the plate Rouhana and move runs in the loss. Kim Lawrence out at home. Tyson. He is the No. 1 challenger had to back-to-back winning Buffalo Bulls over the weekend. Machain to third. Renee Machain continued to show Alison Round hit a fly ball to left in the WBC rankings, and Tyson seasons. Even the most glorious The Falcons came from Rosemeier hit single up the her offensive prowess on field, but Machain ended the promoter Shelly Finkel said moment in franchise history — behind on Friday for a 4-1 victo- middle that allowed Machain to Saturday, going 3 for 4 at the inning with a running catch. Sunday that Rahman must the 1998 NFC championship — ry at Buffalo. The Bulls scored in score the go-ahead run. plate. The sophomore hit a two- The Falcons scored twice in make a mandatory defense was followed by two years of the first inning to take a 1 -0 lead. The Falcons struck again in run double with two outs in the the fourth. Ubby Voshell beat against the top-ranked con- utter incompetence. Jessica Kensy hit a leadoff single the seventh. Rouhana reached fourth in the Falcons 3-0 victory. the throw at first for an infield tender. Atlanta is 9-23 since its one and Jessica Labetla followed on a leadoff single and moved BG starlet I early in the first, single. Jenifer Kemihan's sacri- For Lewis, the fight that began and only Super Bowl appear- with a grounder to third. A wide to second on a passed ball. scoring on back-to-back hits. fice bunt sent pinch-runner as an opportunity to pay respect ance. throw to second allowed both Rosemeier followed with her Rouhana led off with a single Crystal Wilson to second. Frantz to Nelson Mandela ended in a "No question this is an exciting runners to advance. Kensy fourth home run of the year, a and Machain advanced her advanced Wilson to third with a nightmare reminiscent of the time for the Atlanta Falcons," scored the run on Laura two-run blast that cleared the with an infield single. Jen single. Rouhana hit into a field- only other blemish on his Reeves said. "I think the pick of Gilchrist's single to left-center. leftfield fence, to extend the Domschot then singled to plate er's choice, and Frantz was record, a knockout loss in 1994 Michael Vick definitely gives this Bulls pitcher Heather Falcons'lead to 4-1. Rouhana forced out at second. to Oliver McCall that cost him franchise a chance for the future Robbins held the Falcons score- Falcon hurler Jessie Milosek Falcon pitcher McKenna Machain stepped up to bat the WBC title at the time. to be one of the best." less until the fifth inning when retired the Bulls in order in the Houle found herself with the and drilled a double to the base Lewis spent more than six years trying to overcome that Nikki Rouhana singled with one bottom of the seventh to bases loaded and one out in the out. Kandice Machain then improve to 7-5 on the season. second, but worked her way out figlii and had seemingly estab- SOFTBALL, PAGE13 lished himself as a proven and recognized champion who at the age of 35 was at the top of his game. But he spent only 14 days in South Africa, and there was talk that he didn't train property Tribe top 'Motor City Kitties' for the 5,200-foot altitude or the fight It all unraveled with one By Tom Withers gle, an RBI triple off Dave M In ki played for the Tigers last year, During pregame ceremonies, IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS punch that brought back haunt- (0-2) and a sacrifice fry for the has seven homers — five at the Indians retired No. 455 to ing memories of another big CLEVELAND - Russell Indians, who have won eight of Jacobs Field. honor their fans' major league African upset in boxing history Branyan drove in four runs, Jim nine and are beating the teams Dave Burba (2-1) had his record consecutive sellout — Muhammad Ali's win over Thome hit a two-run homer they're supposed to this season. usual uneven outing, but streak. The number will be per- George Foreman a quarter cen- and Juan Gonzalez had a solo After going 6-7 against the improved to 7-1 in his last 11 manently displayed on a pillar tury ago in Zaire in the "Rumble shot as the Cleveland Indians Tigers a year ago, Cleveland is starts since Aug. 30. He allowed above the right-field seats along in the Jungle" extended their winning streak already 5-1 vs. Detroit and 6-5 in three runs and six hits in five with the other seven numbers "I can't believe it. I just can't to six Sunday by pounding innings. the AL Central. Last season, the retired by the club. believe it," Lewis said. Detroit 11-3 and sweeping the Indians went 21-30 against Protecting a 7-3 lead, Thome, who won Saturday's Neither could many who Tigers. teams in their division. Cleveland's Justin Speier walked watched in the Carnival City Anoclitsd Priii Photo game with a two-run homer in Wil Cordero had three hits Thome and Gonzalez both the first two batters he faced in Casino as Lewis stalked Rahman the 1 lth inning on "Jim Thome LOVES HIS MOMMA: Michael and scored three runs as every homered for the second time in the sixth before retiring nine in a - for most of the fight with his Vick, the first pick of the 2001 Indians starter got at least one two days as the Indians swept row. Bob Wickman finished up Bobblehead Doll Da/, put the hands down by his side, seem- NFL Draft said he would buy his of the Cleveland's season-high the three-game series and the combined six-hitter. Indians up 4-2 in the third with 19 hits. Bobby Higginson hit a two- his homer, a 433-foot shot to mom whatever she wants. handed Detroit its fourth FIBHT, PAGE 13 Branyan had a two-run sin- straight loss. Gonzalez, who run homey for thu Tigers. right-center. / BG NEWS SPORTS Monday, April 23.2001 )^
2001 NFL Draft Picks Cincinnati Davis happy about picks Rahman wins belt 1 Justin Smith, de, Missouri. FIGHT, FROM PAGE 1? 2 Chad Johnson, wr, The Associated Press Oregon State BEREA. Ohio — New coach ingly unconcerned with the able to put him away. 3 Sean Brewer, te, Butch Davis went about giving power ofhisAmericanopponent. "There was blood dripping in San Jose State the Cleveland Browns a much- Though Rahman used an my eye and it was blinding my 4 Rudi Johnson, RB, needed attitude on the second effective jab to make the fight left eye and I really couldn't see Auburn. day of the NFL Draft on Sunday. fairly even, his left eye was closing some of Lennox's punches," 5 Victor Leyva, g, "Every single player we picked from an accidental head butt and Rahman said. "But I'm a fighter Arizona State University today brings a dimension to the it appeared that it would only be with even one eye. I was handi- 6 Rial] Johnson, lb, team," Davis said. "You win a matter of time before Lewis was capped and I just had to fight." Stanford. championships with blue chip- 7T.J. Houshmanozaden, wr, pers taken on the first day, a Tim Oregon State. Couch, a Courtney Brown. You build the team's character on the Cleveland second day." 1 Gerard Warren, dt, Cleveland took defensive Tourney up next Florida. back Anthony Henry of South 2 Quincy Morgan, wr, Florida in the fourth round, fol- TENNIS FROM PAGE 12 record is 79.) lowed by linebacker Jeremiah The Falcons were able to Kansas State Raymond van Wasbeek at the lop 3 James Jackson, rb, Pharms of Washington, defen- squeeze out another win in the sive back Michael Jameson of singles flight. He also teamed up doubles round even though they Miami. with Gabel at the second doubles 4 Anthony Henry, db. Texas A&M and two seventh- lost the doubles point. Seniors round selections, guard Paul flight for another victory to help Tracy Howitt and Meghan Southern Florida the Falcons beat the I luskies 7-0. 5 Jeremiah Pharms, lb, Zukauskas of Boston College Rhodes teamed up at the third and wide receiver Andre King of This past weekend (April 20) flight to beat RedHawks* Erica Washington Hiscox went 1-1, winning the 6 Mike Jameson, db, Miami. Edhko and Catherine Dilly 8-6. King and running back James doubles point, but losing to the After losing to the RedHawks Texas A&M. Cardinals' Jason Pressel in the 7 Paul Zukauskus, g, Jackson, taken in the third the Falcons hoped to improve round Saturday, will rejoin first singles flight. their luck on Saturday against Boston College. Hiscox's record is now 22-9 in 7 Andre King, wr, Davis, who left the school in Marshall as they traveled to January to take over a Browns singles (3-1 in MAC play) and 25- Miami. The Associated Press Huntington, W. Va team that went 5-27 the last two 7 in doubles (4-1) in MAC play. However, luck was not on their seasons. BIG SMILE: Gerad Warren poses for the cameras as he was side this weekend as the Herd Detroit Women 1 Jeff Backus, ot, "We had nine possible guys selected as the Brown's first draft pick. won every flight to capture a 7-0 on every pick," Davis said. The women's tennis team lost victory over the Falcons. Michigan. That's another area that needs their last two regular season 2 Dominic Raiola, c, "Familiarity gave them an edge upgrading. Cleveland's sec- "I'll give my heart and soul for This loss drops the Falcons to and that is the way we went." matches this weekend. 8-13 overall and 4-5 in confer- Nebraska. ondary tied for 25th with only 12 the team and try to use my ath- On Friday the Falcons traveled 2 Shaun Rogers, dt, That also was the case with interceptions last season. letic ability," he said. "I'll work to ence play. Zukauskas, who faced the to Oxford to take on Miami Wasilewski was the only Falcon Texas. Jameson, who returned three be a special teams hero." University. The RedHawks won 5 Scotty Anderson, wr, Hurricanes four times and interceptions for touchdowns as Davis said Pharms' talent may to go into three sets — her second whom Davis called, "A real war- five of six singles matches en three-setter match this weekend. Grambling. a junior, said his style will help have been masked by the way route to a 6-1 victory over the 5 Mike McMahon. qb, rior, a scrapper." him meet that challenge. he was utilized at Washington as She won the first set 4-6 against Zukauskas expressed disap- Brown and Orange. the Herd's Alice Sukner, but lost Rutgers. "I try to strike first, right at the a down lineman his senior year. Senior Erika Wasilewski was 6 Jason Glenn, lb. pointment he did not go higher point of attack," Jameson said. "I "He was one of those guys the second two 6-4,10-5. in the draft. "Hopefully, the lone singles winner for the This was the last regular season Texas A&M. like to try and use quickness, regarded as a 'tweener," Davis Falcons. He victory came over the Cleveland got a steal in the sev- instincts and athletic ability to said. "They used him the best match for the Falcons and for enth round," the 318-pound RedHawks' Janet Baker in the many of the women it was their deliver the first blow." way to help their program, but third singles flight. Wasilewski ral- lineman said. Davis said Henry displays the he has an extremely fast motor. final match as Wasilewski, Davis agreed. lied back to win the last two sets Rhodes, Howitt, and Abby same qualities. He can pursue, chase, fly around 6-4, 10-7 after losing the first set "Players like that come in with "He's not shy about contact," and dive over piles. He's got a Bratton will be graduating in an attitude, too," he said. "They 3-6. May. Davis said. "He's got a passion linebacker's mentality. He wants This \ictory improves have something to prove." for the game and a sort of reck- to make every tackle." Rhodes and Wasilewski each The Browns intend to prove Wasilewski's singles record to 18- have 149 combined career wins, lessness. King, a 27-year-old who 14 on the season and 6-2 in con- themselves on defense after tak- "We'll take a look at him at played minor-league baseball tied for second on the school list. ing defensive end Brown with ference play. Bratton is fourth on the list with comerback, but also assess his for four years before joining Her win was the 75th singles the first overall pick a year ago skills as a safety. He could be one Davis at Miami, fought back 148 total wins, while Howitt is and Florida defensive tackle victory of her career tying her fot eighth with 127 wins. of those players that help under- tears after being taken with the fifth on the school chart iThe Gerard Warren with the third neath in nickel coverages and next-to-last (245th) pick. pick Saturday. also help on special teams." "I'm relieved," King said as he "We're going to attack on Every player taken Sunday, held his one-week-old daughter The BG News Wanted defense." said Dwight Clark, the except Zukauskas, made signifi- at his home in Fort Lauderdale, Classified Ads • 372-6977 team's director of football opera- TV BG fMI Wdl Ml ka-m«tl> tKcpl •J-rrliK Associated Press Photo cant contributions on special Fla. "Tears of joy started coming iwib ih*
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