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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. McKee leads icers over Flames, page 9 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 86 Bowling Green, Ohio Tuesday, February 25,1986 Marcos resists military rebels MANILA, Philippines (AP) -Mili- tile." The White House said it had armed forces chief, barricaded them- Enrile. Later, opposition National As- tano, was now encouraging fellow tary rebels today proclaimed Corazon received reports that attacks were selves with fellow rebels. sembly member Ramon Mitra said, "a members of Marcos' New Society Aquino the new Philippine leader, but being planned by pro-Marcos soldiers "This is the first time in history that new government has been set up" Movement party to back the new gov- embattled President Ferdinand Mar- on the rebels, but none was reported. the civilian population has protected headed by Aquino, 53, and her election ernment. cos, still claiming control of the armed Aquino, who claims Marcos de- the military, Aquino told the throng, running mate, former Sen. Salvador Faced by the revolt and mass assem- forces, declared, "I have no intention frauded her of victory in the Feb. 7 estimated by reporters at up to 500,000. Laurel. blies calling for his departure, Marcos to resign." election, spoke to a huge crowd outside "Please keep vigil here." Mitra said the National Assembly, declared a state of emergency on gov- The Reagan administration yester- Camp Crame, where the leaders of the which had proclaimed Marcos' re-elec- ernment television. But the broadcast I day called on Marcos for the first time military revolt, former Defense Min- ANTI-MARCOS politicians flocked to tion, would meet and change its procla- went off the air abruptly, cutting Mar- to step down, and said using violence to ister Juan Ponce Enrile and IX. Gen. Camp Crame to discuss forming the mation. Mitra said a leading pro- cos off in the middle of a sentence. prolong his 20-year rule would be "fu- Fidel Ramos, the former deputy provisional government announced by Marcos assemblyman, Rene Caya- D See Philippines, page 7. Panel's Black activist addresses social issues results by Shelly Trusty staff reporter expected The black situation today is worse than it was when Dr. Cold weather Martin Luther King Jr. was leading the civil rights possible cause movement, said Angela Davis, a former radical of the 60s. of disaster The crowd of over 350 sat in the aisles, surrounded the WASHINGTON (AP) - Crews speaker's platform and over- examining the space shuttle flowed into the hallway of the Challenger at close hand shortly Education building Friday before launch reported abnor- night to hear the black woman mally cold temperatures on one activist speak on the impact of booster rocket over a radio cir- history and the way black cuit monitored in NASA's launch women are thought of today. control center, a source close to In 1970, Davis was placed on the shuttle investigation said the Federal Bureau of Investi- yesterday. gation's "10 Most Wanted List" But, he said, "these low tem- for being accused of aiding in peratures never got the atten- the escape attempt of four tion they should have." black revolutionaries. The issue of what launch offi- History must be considered cials knew and when they knew to be part of the present and the it will be explored by the presi- future if the United States is to dential investigating commis- survive, Davis said. sion in open hearings today and "If people like Reagan can tomorrow. stand up and applaud Dr. Mar- "It will all come out tomor- tin Luther King, it is because row," said the investigation they think he's innocuous with source yesterday. "It ain't going what is happening today and to be good. The American people they believe it is now safe to are going to scream bloody mur- admire a hero of the black der. movement," she said, "But Witnesses scheduled to come blacks today are in worse shape before the commission today then they were in 1968." BG News/Joe Phelan include Allan McDonald, the SHE SAID unemployment Angela Davis Morton Thiokol engineer who figures don't represent those refused to endorse a recommen- who have stopped looking for Clarence Pendelton, who is a think of men, when we think of community as genderless. The more easily dismissed and dation to launch, and Joe work and often the minorities in better imitation of Ronald Rea- women, we think about white historical representation of black women more easily ex- Kilminster, the firm's vice pres- visible postions do nothing to gan than Ronald Reagan is of women, and when we think black people is 'slaves,' no cluded in history books. ident who signed the recommen- promote the welfare of op- himself," she said. about working class we think men, no women, just slaves," She said black women have dation. pressed people. People must recognize the about white men," she said. Davis said. not only been ignored, but also The source said the readings "We have a black man in interrelationships between gen- "This controlling and modify- She said because black peo- have been blamed for the down- were made by an "ice team" Washington who is the head of der, race and class, she said. ing of our attitudes has ideolo- ple are represented as gen- fall of the black society. sent out 90 and 20 minutes before the Civu Rights Commission, derless their humanity can be O See Davis, page 5. the launch to ensure that the "When we think of blacks we gically represented the black shuttle's fuel tank was not cov- O See Shuttle, page 7. Superdance, super success Permission needed Students raise to take 'heavy load' nearly $5,000 by Julie Fauble to fight MD staff reporter Seventy-eight students who In an attempt to limit the number of partial schedules, the Office proved their endurance during of Registration and Records has changed its policy of allowing the 24-hour marathon Muscua- students to register for more than 18 credit hours without approval. lar Dystrophy Superdance last Students will not be able to pre-register for more than 18 credit weekend raised an estimated hours next fall without permission from their college, said Susan 15,000 for the association. Pugh, director of registration and scheduling. The policy change is consistent with University policy which Although the original goal of states that students cannot take more than 18 credit hours without $10,000 was not reached. Peter permission from the dean of their college, Pugh said. Troiano, assistant hall director Before the change, students with more than 18 hours got permis- of Kohl Hall and coordinator of sion from colleges after registration, which was a "cumbersome" the annual event, said the an- procedure, she said. nual Superdance made about "Now we're going to enforce that policy before the fact rather than twice as much money as in 1963. after the fact, she said. In 1963 the most money raised prior this year's event was TO REGISTER for more than the maximum number of hours made, totaling $3,175. students need to give request cards to colleges. Registration will only except requests for more hours from colleges, not from "I think it was extremely suc- individual students, she said. cessful. The feedback from the Pugh said students often need more hours if they want to graduate dancers said it was the best one early or have changed their major. yet," he said. "We realize that there are kids who need to take more than 18 hours," she said. Troiano attributed this to the But past problems with students registering for 18 hours and later fact that there were no com- dropping a course, rather than using alternative courses, has plaints about the noise from prompted the policy. This will make listing alternatives to a chosen Offenhauer residents and the course even more important, she said. dancers were not bored. The new policy will increase the number of available spots and make the registration process more equitable, she said. Although there were 156 regis- Pugh said she did not know how many students request more than tered dancers, he said only 78 18 hours, but there are enough to help remedy the situation of excess students participated. He said 56 closed courses, she said. dancers stayed the entire 24- "We wont know how effective it is until we use it, but it Just seems hour period. logical that it will have a positive effect," she said. "If it doesn't make an appreciable difference in the number of partials well have "Seventy-eight worked out to to re-examine the policy." be a really good number," he Know what I mean? «* N.w./j^m* Pear**. said adding that more people Normally between 36 and 42 percent of students receive partial | Still going strong after fifteen hours of dancing at the MDA Superdance. Thorn Sinn. College Student would have meant less room for schedules, she said. ' Personnel graduate student, gets ready to square dance with his partner while "Earnest" decorates his hat. the dancers. Registration for next fall begins March 5. Editorial BG News/February 25,198C 2
Quotas self-defeating Working out the bugs for '88 This week the Supreme Court will begin hearing 'Iacocca for President' might not get out of the showroom arguments on two cases to determine whether laws banning job discrimination can, or should be enforced by such numerical devices as "goals," named Stallone, DeNiro, Padno six months. I spend more time And this is what Iacocca "quotas" and "preferences." by Mike Royko and Travolta. Sports fans idolize with the service manager than would have to contend with. Montana and Marino. And we're with my children. I would go in Once the initial hoopla was over, The use of these restrictions on businesses in The Statue of Liberty funding consuming about as much pasta the garage, turn on the ignition, Americans would look at him their hiring practices, promotes discrimination dispute has stirred more talk as Italy does. and kill myself, except that the and think of the window that problems, rather than eliminating them. about Lee Iacocca as a possible Iacocca's weakness can be engine keeps conking out." wouldn't roll up, the door that presidential candidate. One of found in a thick file I maintain. There is no product that we rattled, the tire that wobbled. Through the use of numerical devices businesses the national news magazines When it becomes more than a buy with greater excitement and They'd remember the morn- last week carried a scenario on foot thick, I throw it away and anticipation. No product except ings when they waited outside are forced to hire employees who are not qualified now he might do it start a new one. I've done that a housing, that we spend as much the service entrance for the op- for positions to fill the voids created by quotas. But is it possible? dozen times over the years. money on. And none that begins portunity to be ignored by the A coalition of civil rights activists is arguing that There's no question that Ia- The file contains letters that falling apart as quickly. guy with the clipboard. Title VH of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, outlawing cocca is smart enough to be represent the greatest common As the owner of one higb- They'd remember making the 5resident. If recent history has complaint I've had from read- Ericed lemon wrote, "Do they last payment almost on the day workplace discrimination, cannot work without lught us anything, it is that just ers. It is a subject that causes a ve a special training program that it gave one final grunt and enumerated goals and quotas. about anybody-even the bar- them greater outrage than the so that people who work in the died in the driveway. The Civil Rights Act can work if employers are tender on 'Otters' - is smart conduct of politicians, their util- service departments never look There was a time when Rich- allowed to hire people qualified for the positions enough to be president. ity bills, and the sexual prefer- you in the eye, never even ard Nixon's enemies got laughs they are offering. The problems is that these goals And there's name recognition. ences of others. glance at your face, never tell by asking: "Would you buy a Because Iacocca has been in so It is cars. More specifically, you anything, except how much used car from this man?" and quotas produce reverse discrimination and many TV commercials - the new American-made cars. you owe?" With Iacocca it would be far create a workforce of less qualified or unqualified fastest route to celebrity in "I bought a new car from The name on the car doesn't worse - the tormented, accusing people. America - he's much better Goodguy Dealers," they write, matter. All the car makers roll cry: "I bought a new car from known than the governors and "and within a week, the whoo- out a certain number of lemons that man. Can anyone give me a Hiring a hispanic or a woman for a position senators who lust for the White zits valve fell off, the hogameter and limes. They all make cars lift home?" House. burned out, it developed a wob- with knobs and handles that fall simply Decause federal quotas need to be met is Some observers point to his ble, a shimmy, a tremble, a off on the way home, with Royko is a syndicated column- self-defeating to the company and other employees. best-selling book as evidence of cough and a stutter. I have had it latches that don't latch, lights ist writing for the Chicago Tri- It only serves to lessen the efficiency of the firm his fame. But the book is lust a in for service 48 times in the last that don't light bune. with the addition of less qualified workers interact- by-product of his being on TV. If Charlie the Tuna could write, ing with qualified personnel. he'd be on the best-seller lists. A company required to hire seven minority Iacocca's other credentials in- workers, but which finds only three who are qual- clude the kind of hard-nosed ified, is left with four unqualified workers - but a personality this country cur- full quota. rently admires, a successful business career, and the up-by- the-bootstraps background. The Reagan administration has argued that the But the question is, could he only people who should receive preferential on-the- overcome his one, glaring, per- iob treatment are those who have been victims of sonal deficiency? bias. Those people who are qualified for a partic- No, I'm not talking about his having too many vowels in his ular position but have been passed over because of name, and the recent view of discriminatory practices should be compensated. some political experts that an To say that an employer must hire a specific Italian-American would have a number of blacks or women or hispanics is discrim- hard time becoming president ination against the right of the employer to hire the That's nonsense. If anything, we're in an era of Italian-Ameri- best qualified person to fill the position. can chic. The movie screens have been dominated by people Contras no freedom fighters lishes a pamphlet on how to sage through Afghanistan: no B/ewBow ase COMES TD 6REAIAW ON A owe m, by Sen. Paul Simon assassinate leaders there and invasions. mines the Nicaraguan harbors, In Nicaragua we are playing Someone asked me a good both violations of international right into the hands of the com- question: "Isn't it inconsistent law which embarrass us. munists, confirming what they for you to help lead the effort to When we announced an eco- say about us. Letters aid the freedom fighters in Af- nomic boycott of Nicaragua, The democratic nations of ghanistan but to oppose aid to even El Salvador (on whose Latin America have offered to the contras in Nicaragua?" behalf we are theoretically negotiate a settlement in Nica- Intent twisted Greek successes every mention of the Greek Lifel My stand may appear to be doing this) criticized our ac- ragua that guarantees no for- I agree with Joseph Marino office, the response is, "What] inconsistent, but if you examine tions. eign troops and equipment - (Letters, Feb. 21) that the Theta unrecognized did we do now?" the facts carefully those two About a year ago the State ours or anyone else s - in that Chi fraternity incident concern- During our last three years at DaveEckertl positions provide the basis for a Department asked me to speak country. Why not accept that ing the "Spinners" show has the University we have seen NeilDanI consistent and sound policy. to a group of educators from offer to negotiate? Instead we been totally mown out of propor- many fine accomplishments 312 Delta Tan Delta, Let's look at the facts. around the world who were gath- are resisting. Every day we tion and its intent twisted. made in the greek system. Afghanistan was invaded by a ered in Washington. Before I continue our present policy in Theta Chi is not a racist These experiences include thou- Contradictory foreign power, the Soviet Union, spoke, I asked if there were any Nicaragua we add to the propa- group; in fact, they have a hand- sands of dollars being raised for and mere is no question that the there from Nicaragua, and two ganda arsenal of the Marxists. ful of minority members in their local and national charity orga- messages at WBGCIl huge majority of people in Af- men raised their hands. I asked brotherhood. nizations, several houses being Last Friday (Feb. 14), I wail ghanistan resent and resist that them to stay for a moment after Finally, we should recognize Imagine for only a moment nationaly recognized for their listening to WBGU-FM ancl foreign occupation. my remarks and then I asked one other reality: if we want to that Theta Chi's main objective chapter excellence, and cam- heard a sort of public servic In Nicaragua the U.S. is sup- these two, "What should the overthrow governments we was to offend minorities (blacks pus- and community-wide in- announcement commanding] porting a civil war to overthrow United States be doing in Nica- don't like, mat's about two- in particular). The consequence volvement by greeks, just to men (I assume) to "Stop usinil the government. There was no ragua?" thirds of the governments on the of such a malicious action would mention a few. sex as a weapon." invasion. The Sandinistas who Both said they did not like the face of the earth. We have plenty be exactly what is happening to Many greeks have attained The song that followed, called the run the government are not Sandinistas, but added "... but of problems without launching them right now. Tell me, Tony great heights through their ac- "You Slip It In," was narrati Boy Scouts and are not univer- we like the contras even less. into that. Franklin (president. Alpha Phi complishments, but it seems by a rapist (I get this from h sally popular, but apparently Don't send down your weapons Let's attack hunger and illiter- Alpha), that Theta Chi just that these fellow greeks go un- violent tone of voice and fron | more popular than the contras, that are killing us. Let us solve acy and the things Marxism wanted to raise some contro- recognized for these achieve- the fact that both he and whom we support. our problems ourselves." breeds upon. When there are versy with you, your fraternity, ments. Furthermore, the Greek female victim mention her boy] Helping people who are resist- Last year 6,000 Nicaraguans - invasions, let us support the and every other minority group. Life office's philosophy tends to friend), who has his victinl ing an invasion is very different mostly innocent civilians - were people who resist them. But let's Perhaps all this wonderful pub- not only overlook accomplish- pinned under him. The song| from getting enmeshed in a civil killed in the struggle between stay out of civil wars. licity would attract new mem- ments, but the feeling seems to replete with applause at ap war. contras and the government bers? What a tremendous idea be that they downplay anything ntiate (?) moments, ends In the case of Afghanistan the troops. What did the U.S. get out More than two centuries ago that would be. positive we do. For these groups the woman enjoying herself, overwhelming opinion of the of it? A black eye. We reaf- the English philosopher, Aside from obliging the frater- and individuals that are over- complete the male fantasy.' world, as expressed by the firmed in Latin America an al- Thomas Hobbes, wrote: nity into making a public apol- achievers this philosophy is not song, then, sends the message] United Nations vote, is opposed ready prevailing opinion that "Prudence in the conduct of ogy and holding racial only wrong, but extremely un- "This is what women want'" to the Soviet occupation. Even Uncle Sam is a bully and an peace or war is power." In Nica- awareness workshops, hasn't fair. I am not in favor oft two of the communist nations exploiter, insensitive to local ragua the U.S. is not being the publicity in The BG News The point is that the Greek in any way. But something is i have supported resolutions con- opinion. prudent. We are eroding our been sufficient for the fraternity Life office does not recognize quite right here. First WB( demning the Soviets and urging power. to "be made an example of"? our achievements, but more sends out a message to their withdrawal. Our efforts on In Afghanistan we are sending Simon is a US. Senator /ram Karen Krach than anything else seems prone using sex as a weapon," a t behalf of the Afghan refugees a message to the Soviets not to Illinois. OCMB330J to point out our weaknesses and scions message-and one_tha| and the freedom fighters are invade other countries. That is downfalls. can thus be ignored. supported by world opinion. particularly important when WBGU sends out a conl I What we are doing in Nicara- you look at Iran, where instabil- A system as large as ours is message, a subconscious gua is supported by virtually no ity may reign after the Ayatol- Bloom County to return Mar. 25 bound to have its problems, but sage that reinforces negativJ one. Democratic nations of lah Khomeini's repressive Berke Breathed is out of the hospital and back at his drawing what it seems to be the central sexual attitudes about women! Latin America think we are regime passes from the scene. I board following his airplane crash in Albuquerque, N.M., and focus, it seems to be quite dis- one that cannot be Ignored - a| making a mistake. The CIA pub- want the Soviets to get a mes- Bloom County, his popular syndicated comic strip which couraging. After all, the Greek least not so easily. I view usually appears on the News' editorial page, is expected to Life administrators are nation- first message as an edit return to circulation Mar. 24, Al Leeds, sales manager for the ally commended by their peers statement and if that can THE BG NEWS Washington Post Writers Group, said Friday. for our system's accomplish- followed by the second message! Bloom will resume its run in the Tuesday, Mar. 25 edition of ments. And who helps them that "Rape is what womel achieve these goals but the Erjtor Geoffrey Barnard AMI Friday Edrtor Oonny Rouen the News. warn," the managers of WBGI] Mngm edrtor M*» Mdmyra Chief copy editor Dm Herring Breathed was in the hospital for several weeks following the members of our system? are being hypocritical. Aett managing editor KarlSmfth Chlel copy editor kM*WBM» crash of his ultralight aircraft. He was recovering from I want a station whose NewterJkx Nancy Boetwk* CopyerJtor Brian R Bel surgery for a fractured spine. What we are asking for is not a ■sere will take a stand, ErJtonal erltor Don Lee Copy erjtor Dante*. Flecher STU. by University freshman Walt Emetine, will run twice a total change in the Greek Life whose programs will reflect t Chief edeorlal writer Tereaa Tarantmo Copy edeor Travor PetBford week for the rest of the semester after Bloom returns. office, but at least a new outlook stand. Photo orator JoePhelen Copy edeor Mary Regan that does not center on pessi- David' AM photo erjtor Ale«Horvath Copy edeor Merceei Grand* mism. It's unfortunate that with Sports edHor Tom Reed CopyerJtor DinaHorweoel AM. worn*** Ron Fritz Prod, eup'r BobGfceon WheerJkx PMpB. Wleon Prod. m>'r stm hnnlcu Respond STU by Walt Emeriiu Friday editor Carole Homberger Prod eup'r Doug Kaufman The BG NewsEditorial page is your campus forum. The 80 Newt la puMlhad dairy Tuaaday through Friday during ma academic year ».d Letters and guest columns CCASS 6£<*'*JS woeHy durtng tha aummar seuon by ma Board of Sudani Puliiceltone rt Bowing Green State must be typewritten and signed. IN TEN Miiuures, UntorMy. Your address and phone number STU: OpHona oupreeeed by courrteta do not neoeeeerly reflect the opmone of me BG Nawa must be included. The BO Nawa and Bowing Groan Ska* Unrvererty an aqual oprxrtjirV arraitoyara and do The News reserves the right to not Hacnmnala In Wing prechcee Tha BG Nawa wl not accept advancing (let a) deemed rjacflnwwkxy. degrading or reject submissions we consider nejang on Vie beea) of race. ae> or naaond origin. to be in bad taste, malicious or copyright 1985 by the BG Newe aa rights reaenred. libelous. Bueineee Office Ed-onal Ol«oe All submissions are subject to 214 Weal Hal Prr (419) 372-2901 2I0WMHH Ph. (41 •) 3722803 condensation. Bowing Green State UnMroty Please direct submissions to: Sowing Green. Onto 43403 Editorial Editor Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m Monday through Friday The BG News 211 West Hall Local BG News/February 25,198C 3 Student Bodybuilders pumped after victory
athlete by Melissa McGlllivray staff reporter Bodybuilders boasting tanned, arrested gleaming, well-muscled bodies elicited the screaming approval of fans in Sunday's Mr. & Ms. Man charged BGSU Physique Contest Ten men and four women vied after fight for the titles, showing their ex- pertise in mandatory poses and in pizza pub free posing to music. After about two hours of high- A University student was intensity competition, the titles arrested earn Saturday and trophies of Mr. & Ms. BGSU morning for charges stem- were awarded to Bob Everhart, ming from a fight at Mark's junior dietetics major and Lara Pbza Pub, 552IT Wooster St., Fish, freshman economics ma- according to city police. jor. Nan Choi Shin, a junior Everhart, who is also presi- design graphics major, was dent of the B.G.S.U. Weight charged with felonious as- Club, appeared confident on sault and carrying a con- stage, but said his attitude was cealed weapon after allegedly mainly a show for the audience. getting into a fight with em- "I wanted to look confident," ployees at Mark s. he said. "I was by no means not Shin, a University soccer nervous -1 just felt I had to go player, appeared In Bowling out and present myself and look Green Municipal Court yes- like a winner, and be a winner." terday morning. His case has Everhart has competed in the been delayed and a prelimi- past two Mr. BGSU Contests, nary hearing and pre-trial winning second overall both report are scheduled for years. March 5. This year, he was hoping for A Mark's employee was first. reported to have told several "I was holding hands with the people, including Shin, ear- Sry who got second (Dave lier in the evening to use the ealy, junior visual commu- front door and get their IDs nications technology major) checked at the front entrance, back here, praying for first, he BG News/Peter Fellman said Bowling Green Chief of said after the competition. Police Galen Ash. Imposing figures dietetics major, pose for the judges in the overall physique contest. CITY POLICE responded EVERHART ALSO won first Dave Healy. junior visual communications technology major. Scott Everhart took first place overall, with Healy taking second and Dotas at 13:37 a.m. Saturday to a in the tall men's class, best arms Dotas. junior sports management major, and Bob Everhart, junior taking third. report of a fight at Mark's and best back. back door. Shin reportedly He has been involved in returned and allegedly threw weight training for about five are used as a source of potas- working out two hours a day, six "An athlete's body is the best a four-foot long timber at the years, but wasn't always inter- sium to help prevent cramping, days a week to prepare for the looking body a person can employee at the back when he ested in physique contests, he he said. competition, she said. have,'' she said. "Irs just great let someone out. Shin was said. to be in shape." reported to have left before "At first. I thought "Those Everhart's diet for the compe- "I figured I'd worked hard police arrived. guys look funny in their little tition also included high carbo- enough at it that I would get up Other winners in this year's Police returned when an trunks'," he said. hydrates and almost no fats, he there and try my best-thats contest were Dave Healy, who employee called at 12:55 a.m. Once he did enter contests, he said. what I did," she said. won second place overall, first to report Shin was being held discovered they were fun, but "That allowed me to have place in the short men's class down by three other employ- also a lot of work, he said. Body- energy while I was losing fat," FISH SAID she considered the and best chest; Scott Dotas, ees. Shin allegedly came back building contests take a lot of he said. competition more fun than junior sports management ma- and shot at the back door strength and can take a lot out of Also losing fat was the wom- work. jor and winner of third overall guard with a pistol pellet gun. the poser, he said. en's winner, Lara Fish, who "It was a lot of fun - the pos- and best legs; Donna Cowl, se- Shin was released from "Right now, I'm sore as heck. shed 15 pounds for the competi- ing was hard but it wasn't nior IPCO major and women's Wood County Jail yesterday Ill be recuperating for a couple tion, she said. scary," she said. second place winner: and Nita after posting a $900 bond. of days," he said. My legs, tor She disagrees with those who Renfrew, senior psychology ma- instance, cramped on me - the Fish started bodybuilding last say bodybuilding is not a femi- jor and women's third place Lara Fish bananas didn't help." Bananas March, and has recently been nine sport. winner. The Shape Of 372-2343 Things lb Come 3rd floor. Union UPCOMING UAO EVENTS
"The king and his dream are still alive1 Come find out more about the life and death of Martin Luther King, Jr. TONIGHT at 8 pm in the special slide presentation of "Who Slew the Dreamer." Free and open to all in me Northeast Commons In association with Black History Month In conjunction with Minority Student Activities.
JACK IS BACK! JACK IS HERE! JACK IS NOW! Come down to the Buckeye Room in the Union for a week of exhibitions, clinics and tournaments with Jack White. You don't want to miss out on this one. Jack will be appearing TODAY at 10 am and 1 pm Immediately following the last class, there will be a drawing for starting positions in the tournament which will begin and run the remainder ol the day. A WEDNESDAY - tournaments all day square fresh. Ready THURSDAY - 9 am - men's final* pizza slice. almost instantly to noon - women's finals Not the .*>■'' eat-in or carry out. (single elimination) usual shape Some Rocky Rococo res- FRIDAY -11 am - Jack's match against the men's champ. And than at noon, a trick shot exhibition. for pizza slices... taurants even offer drive-thru but then Rocky service. And all our slices are The UAO Diy-by Day Photo Contest Is going on now through March 17. Enter your favorite BGSU candids now Rules and Information available in the UAO Office. 3rd floor. Union For more Information, Rococo Pan Style Pizza specially prepared with extra care, call the office at 372-2343. Prizes to be awarded, so enter now! Is not your usual pizza. It's made by hand with heart. Try Rocky Rococo Pan Style Pizza slices. They're the a generous ' i lb. single serving, "La Cage Aux Folles" is being shown April 10 at the Masonic Auditorium in Toledo. Show time is conveniently boxed to stay hot and shape of things to come... and go! 8pm Bus will leave Union Oval at 6:45 pm. Tickets go on sale March 3 at the UAO Office. And Go. days left until Spring Break. Can you believe it??? Did you sign up for your Spring Break trip yet? Well good for you if you did. But for you others who didn't, we might have a deal for you. There are still a lew spots open tor Rocky Jf^ Rococo the trip to Daytona Beach ($215) and the trip to South Padre Island, Texas ($249). Stop by the UAO Office, 3rd floor, Union today to reserve your spot for a guaranteed great Spring Break. ANY PAN STYLE SLICE it CAMPUS FILMS it THURSDAY FRI/SAT/MIDNIGHT MONDAY of your choice only Feb. 27 Feb. 28/March 1 March3 PLANET 99* ALL DAY TUESDAY of the COCOON COIION APES Now Soring Beer and Wine Happy Hours 5-9 Monday, Thursday & Friday 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m., midnight Fh. Sat Midnight CHECK OUT OUR SELECTION OF IMPORTS! Gish Theater 210 MCS 121 West Hall FREE! $1.50 with BGSU ID $1.50 with BGSU ID Valid only at: 176 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, Ohio 352-4600 t 1985 Rocky Rococo Corp. BG News/February 25, 1986 4 Protest 5 students picket federal building
by Mike Amburgey picked the federal building to one life in Nicaragua, it staff reporter make Congressman Delbert will be worth our time and ef- Latta's office aware of their fort," she said. A small group of people gath- attitudes about the proposed aid. Diane Scott, senior music ma- ered In front of the federal build- The rebel aid segment of Rea- jor, said she believes President ing at 280 South Main at noon gan's budget is scheduled for Reagan has contradicted him- yesterday to protest President Congressional debate sometime self on his postion on the Nicara- Reagan's request for $100 mil- this month, or in early March, guan issue. lion in military and ecomonic Szittai said. She carried a sign that stated: aid to the Contra rebels fighting Diane Docis, junior journa- "We have never interfered in the Sandanista government in lism major, said the Reagan the internal government of a Nicaragua. Adnministration is increasing country, and have no intention of "Lives are being lost and peo- the war in Nicaragua, instead of doing so. R. Reagan 9/13." ple are being tortured because working for peace. "Since 1982, Congress has of our government's support of raised $80 million in official aid the rebels." Brian Szittai, volun- She said the Contadora peace for the Contras, in addition to teer coordinator at St. Thomas initiative, proposed by Mexico, private groups funding them," More, said. Venezuela, Panama, and Co- Scott said. ''It's a contradic- Szittai, a member of the Uni- lumbia, seeks to end fighting in tion." versity's Social Justice Commit- war-torn Latin America. The tee, said that since U.S. aid to current U.S. position will only Scott said she hoped people the Nicaraguan rebels began in mean more fighting, Docis said. would be made aware of the I960, 4,000 people have died, Nicaraguan issue by the demon-1 most of them civilians. WHILE ONLY five people stration, and that Latta's office J He said that he and the four were present at the demonstra- would become more aware. other demonstrators chose the tion, Docis said she believed it Docis said more people! federal building for their demon- was worth the effort. planned to participate, out ill-;! stration because of the federal "If it makes one person more ness and class schedules pre-i connection. Szittai said they also aware of the issue, or helps to vented it BG News/Jacqule Pearson
Brian Szittai, volunteer coordinator at St. Thomas More University parish, and Diane Docis, junior journalism Blotter major, display signs protesting aid to the Contras in front of the Federal Building on Main Street. When campus police re- street signs from the city in the disciplinary action concerning; sponded to a complaint that room of John Meyers and Josh the marijuana. WE -NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS| someone was smoking mari- Walton in 21S Lowry. They also juana in Founders, they ar- confiscated a small amount of D □ UJ rested two students for marijuana. The two freshmen something else. were arrested for receiving sto- "WE—NESS" AWARDS len property and were referred Two non-students were es- Officers found allegedly stolen to Standards and Procedures for corted out of the Union and off] WE-NESS — CONCERN FOR OTHERS, campus at about 9:30 p.m. Fri- FRIENDLINESS, day. A union employee had re- portedly asked them to turn tb HELPFULNESS AND KINDNESS volume down on their portabl stereo and after refusing repeal These people have been selected as recipients of the prestigious "We-Ness" Awards. Their edly, the men verbally abused the worker. Timothy Reyume kindness and helpfulness toward students has been noticed and is appreciated. Many thanks resident of Bowling Green, and to them. Their efforts single them out, and they are to be highly commended. juvenile with him were orde not to return unless on offi business. a a 5 • Karen Yohn • Jodi Laubis Police are investigate $> Unit Director — Delta Gamma Recreation Facilities Manager — % TO DEFEAT MS theft of $109 from ahall I m Student Rec Center z • Kim Elliot tor's safe. The last time T UJ Rocheleau, Darrow hall Unit Director — Gamma Phi Beta • Joan Henschen tor, saw the money was Feb. 10J 5 STUDENT RECREA TION CENTER police said. The money was i 3 • Carol Sponseller Cook — Zeta Beta Tau cumulated from fines and was t be deposited with the hall A Sales Clerk — University Bookstore • Julie Lengfelder iii gramming fund, Rochefeau Chair/RED Division — School of HPER -AEROBIC-A-THON- • Leila Moore said. Visiting Professor — College Student D D LU • Bill Brown WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Personnel Photographer — Public Relations A Domino's pizza driver 6:00 • 7:30 p.m. ported that a large pizza • Monique Sneed stolen from an unlocked delivj Graduate Assistant — Ethnic Studies ACTIVITY CENTER ery car at about 9:30 p.m. Sati day. She said that she saw fo * FOR MORE INFORMATION suspicious-looking people in car near Harshman. where si CONGRATULATIONS - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! CALL MICHELLE 372-2711 delivered a pizza. The owner i The "We-Ness" Committee the car was contacted and i that they had only been wait WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESS WE-NESSWJ i to pick someone up at the <
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Six seats added to GSG's General Assembly Grads show wares by Caroline Lunger ment will increase the number ness of the student body saw a spring election," he said. staff reporter of seats from 30 to 36. need for increased representa- The additional at-large rep- A resolution was passed by tion," he said. resentative's seats will be filled in Fine Arts gallery The First Amendment of the USG last semester calling for during elections at the beginning Undergraduate Student Govern- solid documentation of how TWO AT-LARGE representa- of next fall, he said. ment Constitution was amended many seats there should be in tives will be added, as well as by Dave Harding then go over it with pastels is at the last Board of Trustees the general assembly, said Mi- one each for on-and off-campus. Before the amendment chief copy editor a fairly new and different meeting, resulting in the addi- chael McGreevey, USG presi- In adddition, two seats for orga- change there were 10 organiza- way of expression," he said. tion of six seats to the USG dent nizational representatives will tional representatives seats. Combining copper, wood Keeping with the trend, a General Assembly. be added, McGreevey said. Half of the seats come up for and pastels into a singular change in a requirement by "Before, the number of seats reappointment every spring and work of art is a current trend. the school of art will allow Approved Feb. 14 by the was ambiguous. Plus, the in- "As of right now we are hold- the applications are voted on by This blending of materials, students to work with differ- Board of Trustees, the amend- creased involvement and aware- ing off filling the seats until the general assembly. known as media mix, can be ent materials, he said seen in many different forms at the graduate art exhibit in "In the past, a person de- the gallery of the Fine Arts clared a major and then could Davis Building. work 12 to 18 hours with one D Continued from page 1. particular medium other than "The idea of combining a his major," Hilty said. "Now That's what happened in the and docile suddenly our commu- are having these babies. 'If we "One thing these women can variety of different media has art majors can cross over into mid-1960s when Sen. Daniel nity would begin to flourish," cut off the welfare,' they be- have, that is all their own, is a been a growing trend in art a variety of medias so a Movnihan printed a report enti- Davis said. lieve, the babies will stop,' but child," Davis said. for the last 20 vears," said sculptor can also work with tled Negro Family: Case for this is not the case." she said. Jacqueline Nathan, gallery glass and screen printing." National AcUm/He said black SHE SAID the same sort of She said the problem is these Davis said we must move program administrator. The exhibit which wul be women were too powerful and accusations are being leveled women have been denied any from our "blame the victim" '"This media mixing has open until February 25, al- that we were masticating fe- against black women today in sort of fulfillment in the form ot mentality and begin searching opened up new possibilities to lows graduate students to ex- males, castrating matriarchs the form of blaming young, un- education and careers and they for ways to prevent people from a lot of artists.'* hibit their work in a and were the real problem in the married black mothers for the are searching for a way affirm becoming the victims of our Tom Hilty, graduate ad- C'sssional atmosphere, Na- black community. problems of society. themselves as human beings. society. ministrator in the school of said. art, agrees that mixed media "Never mind unemployment, "They want us to believe that offers a new way for artists to "Graduate students can show what they have accom- never mind poverty, never mina if black women would just quit Meadowview Courts express themselves. plished in their graduate ca- oppression - these were not having so many babies that all "The fact that a painter can reer to the general public. Art nearly as bad as the role black the problems we are facing will work with actual objects as is only halfway there until it women were playing. He said if disappear. And they want us to Apartments well as paint, or can paint is displayed and until it meets we sat down and were real quiet believe welfare is the reason we Housing Openings for 1986-87 School Year part of a surface with oil and its audience." B.G.S.U. Theatre Presents... 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Go anywhere Greyhound goes for $99 or less. 1 BR—Only Stove and Refrig. furnished From February 15 through April 27, all you For more information, call Greyhound. do is show us your college student ID. card Mian Drama vtbdoolrar midmi I D card upon purchsar No other cuscount* apply Tidvuirc irfihmlluillnui*dmQiiTl»'M>lLMIH.IIH rwnli by Dave Harding United Farmworkers in California, farmworkers chief copy editor have never previously had a voice in their own affairs. TOLEDO - The Farm Labor Organizing Com- WALLY WAGNER, president of Campbell To- mittee signed an agreement with the Campbell mato Growers Association said the settlement Soup Co. and the firm's northwest Ohio tomato may result in a price increase for Campbell growers last week ending a seven year FLOC products. boycott of Campbell products. "Consumers may have to put out a few more The three year agreement includes a wage pennies for a can of soup, but the agreement is for increase from $3.95 to $4.50 an hour; major the betterment of agriculture in this coun- medical and hospitalization insurance; one paid try,"Wagner said. holiday (Labor Day); and the formation of a However, Roald Waraas, director of procure- committee to study pesticides, housing, work ment for Campbell's, said a price increase will not safety and day care. occur because of the agreement. In addition, Campbell's will compensate strik- Waraas said a price increase is not expected ers in 1978 up to $2,000 per family for any inconve- since the plant in Napoleon is just one of many nience suffered, said Ray Santiago secretary- Campbell plants in the United States. treasurer of FLOC. Velasquez said the creation of a study commit- The contract, which affects about 600 cucumber tee was an important breakthrough in the negotia- and tomato farmworkers, will be effective for the tions, and will give farmworkers a forum to 1986 tomato harvest, said FLOC President Balde- address day-to-day problems. mar Velasquez said. Both Campbell's and FLOC expressed satisfac- A similar agreement was reached last week tion with the conclusion of the seven year dispute. between FLOC and Vlasic Co. (a Campbell subsi- "The agreement with FLOC is reasonable and diary), and Michigan cucumber growers. will allow us to continue in the tomato business in At a news conference last Friday, Velasquez Ohio." Waraas said. called the collective bargaining agreement un- Velasquez said the settlement was more than an precedented. issue between Campbell's and farmworkers. "Whoever heard of farmworkers having a "This is a victory for all citizens in this country BG News/Joe Phelan union?" Velasquez said. "Never before have who believe in justice and fairness," Velasquez At a Toledo press conference Roald Waraas, (center) director of procurement for Campbell's, answers farmworkers had medical and hospital insurance, said. "We look forward to amicable relations with reporters' questions. Wally Wagner, (left) president of the Campbell Tomato Growers Association and and a paid holiday." Campbell's and hope to have a relationship in the Baldemar Velasquez, FLOC president look on. Velasquez added that with the exception of the fields that we should have had 100 years ago." mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Tuesdays % Are Special WINESHOP W at Brighten Up Your Day with a Blush Wine 'II —All Price Ranges oL adied Ilian t We are Happy to Help with your Selection 75' Well Drinks This Week's Special 75* All Schnapps Bagel Sandwiches! $1.50 Ice Teas 2 lOr 1 expires 3/1 I Draft Beer too!! 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A loyalist at the building, according to soldiers on the soldier who reportedly shot himself in the mouth grounds. They said a tank fired back at the (AP) Middletown, Ohio- An in- tons annually. porting the petition drive, Back ' r accident, Amado Luisado, died later at Capitol helicopter. Explosions and M-16 rifle fire also dependent union of employees at The Armco Employees Inde- said. "icials there said. heard. Armco Inc.'s Middletown Works pendent Federation, the union of lion station went back on the air three Four soldiers were injured by shrapnel in the steel mill wants to collect 20,000 production employees at the HE SAID the petitions are to hours later, with pro-Aquino announcers telling helicopter attack. Col. Vicente Tigas of the presi- signatures on petitions that urge Middletown Works, has begun be circulated in surrounding viewers, "this is the first free broadcast from dential security command told journalists to Congress to pass legislation lim- circulating the petitions. Mid- Butler County and neighboring Channels" leave, saying, "We cannot guarantee your iting the amount of steel im- dletown is headquarters of Arm- Hamilton and Warren counties IN A BROADCAST later on Manila's Channel 9, safety." ports. co's Eastern Steel Division, in southwestern Ohio, along with owned by one of his associates, Marcos pro- In Washington, the White House urged Marcos which operates the Middletown Zanesville, Ohio, Butler, Pa., claimed a curfew from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. He said he for the first time to relinquish power. A statement The petitions call for Congress mill and another one at Ashland, and Ashland, where Armco also had the rebellion under control and "probably will from presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said, to pass laws requiring compli- Ky. has steel-producing plants. take action in the next few days." "Attempts to prolong the life of the present ance with President Reagan's "We're asking all the people About 450 people have been Only Marcos' voice was used during the tele- regime by violence are futile. A solution to this program to protect U.S. steel- at Armco. both hourly and sala- laid off at the Middletown vision broadcast. "I have no intention to resign. I crisis can only be achieved through a peaceful makers against the market im- ried, to sum and help circulate Works. Some are offering to help have no intention to give up the presidency, he transition to a new government." pact of foreign producers. these petitions," said Ray Back, with the petition drive, Back said. "I have no intention to compromise on the Speakes also said U.S. officials had received Reagan's program, which de- union president. "We'd actually said. decision of the people. I am in effective control of "disturbing reports of a possible attack (on the pends on voluntary trade re- like to make this a community In 19S5, the nation's steel im- the military." rebels) by forces loyal to Geb. (Fabian C.) Ver," straints,' limits imports of project, because just about ev- ports declined by 4.2 percent Marcos said, "My family here is cowering in the outgoing military chief of staff and a staunch finished steel products to 18.5 eryone in the area is associated the record high of 26.4 percent of terror inside Malacanang Palace because of the Marcos loyalist. percent of domestic consump- with or affected by Armco in one domestic consumption in 1984, threats of bombing by helicopter." He added, "I "We urge those contemplating such actions to tion and restricts imports of way or another." according to the American Iron would like to quietly and casually inform Mr. stop," the statement from Speakes said. "Presi- semi-finished steel to 1.5 million Armco management is sup- and Steel Institute. Enrile and Mr. Ramos that you better stop this dent Marcos has pledged to refrain from initiating illegal, illicit activity." violence." Shuttle D Continued from page 1. Cause of youth's death uncertain ered with ice that could drop off so if there is an explosion, ex- what happened." and damage the ship's tiles. perts can trace the movements. He said part of the reason their cold-weather readings did CANTON, Ohio (AP) - The so it will take about 12 days to that's primarily in older people The team, he said, works like "These guys on the pad are not raise alarm is because they Stark County coroner's office is determine whether Valentine and those who have chronic dis- a bomb-disposal squad, report- reporting continuously where did this on their own," using an trying to determine whether flu had the flu. eases," Franks said. ing over a radio every they are and what they are doing infrared pyrometer, mat had not may have caused the death of a movement and step around the on an open net, so u anything previously been part of the high school sophomore, authori- Pritchard said it was possible There are no state records ship and its toxic, volatile fuels - goes boom, someone will know team's equipment. ties said yesterday. Valentine was suffering from a specifying death by influenza bacterial infection, streptococ- this year, said Tony Payton, But Dr. James Pritchard said cal pneumonia. Results of tests health planning administrator in Timothy Valentine, 16, may to determine the existence of the the state Department of Health. have died of a bacterial infection bacterial infection should be Figures that are gathered from U.S. may extradite Demjanjuk rather than a viral infection, available in about two days. the eight largest Ohio cities do such as influenza. He said Val- not differentiate between pneu- CLEVELAND (AP) - A Jus- Alvin Lodish, attorney for the oner of war camps. entine was particularly vulnera- "You can have both to- monia and influenza. tice Department attorney said Justice Department's office of He has been at a federal ble to a bacterial infection gether," he said. "You can have yesterday that former auto- international affairs in Washing- prison hospital in Springfield, because his spleen was removed the flu with the secondary com- Payton could not immediately worker John Demjanjuk could ton, said Demjanjuk is expected Mo., since last April, when a when he was 5. plication of pneumonia." cite the number of influenza be extradited to Israel later this to be sent to Israel as soon as federal judge in Cleveland ruled Stark County Health Commis- deaths last year. week to stand trial for allegedly possible. He indicated that Dem- that he could be extradited. sioner William Franks said it is helping to kill thousands of Jews janjuk could be extradited Last December, the high court "I'm not sure that it is flu in a Nazi death camp during within the week. related," Pritchard said yester- fairly common for older people According to Frank Little, turned down Demjanjuk's ap- day. "He may have died from to suffer pneumonia after con- principal at Central Catholic World War H. peal to avoid deportation to his tracting the flu. The U.S. Supreme Court ear- "WE'RE VERY gratified by native country, the Soviet the flu, but I'm not going to say High School, which Valentine lier yesterday cleared the way the decision," Lodisn said. "We Union's Ukrainian republic. At till I get the cultures back." attended, the absentee rate has for the extradition when, with- feel it's absolutely in keeping the same time, the Supreme Viral cultures take longer "We always expect some been about 15 percent because of out comment or dissent, justices with U.S. extradition law. as Court rejected an appeal of a than bacterial cultures to grow, deaths after a flu epidemic, but the flu. rejected an appeal by the 65- well as international extradition ruling that stripped Demjanjuk year-old Dejmanjuk. Attorneys law." of his U.S. citizenship in 1981. for Demjanjuk immediately Demjanjuk is alleged to be But Justice Department offi- asked Supreme Court Justice "Ivan the Terrible, a Nazi cials said Israel s extradition Sandra Day O'Connor to delay guard at a death camp in Treb- claim takes precedence over .STUDENT RECREA TI0N CENTER his extradition to give the full finka, Poland, who teat and deportation to the Soviet Union. court time to review a new re- maimed prisoners and helped The final decision on the extradi- is seeking quest to hear his appeal. herd 900,000 Jews into gas cham- tion rests with Secretary of State If extradited, Demjanjuk bers there in 1942-43. George Shultz. would be the first alleged Nazi Demjanjuk has steadfastly Mark O'Connor, attorney for criminal extradited by the denied the allegations, saying he Demjanjuk, was reported to be United States to Israel, and only was a draftee in the Soviet Army in Washington yesterday and the second man to go on trial in who was captured by the Ger- could not be reached at his Buf- FITNESS LEADERS Israel for war crimes. mans in 1942 and held in pris- falo, N.Y., office. Those selected must be THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO ENTHUSIASTIC . . FIT . . AND WILLING BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. to participate in training sessions! And they're both repre- IF INTERESTED: sented by the insignia you wear * Pick up and complete application at the SCR main office Monday, as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. 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Toledo 47S-111S , BG News/February 25, 1986 8 Aged's 'bill of rights issued News Briefs WASHINGTON (AP) -Fac- year, the Health and Human complained in recent months Lower oil prices predicted to aid U.S. economy ing complaints that elderly Services Department said. that Medicare beneficiaries Medicare patients are being sometimes were dumped WASHINGTON (AP) - Falling oil prices will barrel on the spot market, has now dropped below dumped from hospital beds "All patients deserve to from their hospital beds pre- give the United States stronger economic grown $14 per barrel. before they are well, the gov- have a clear understanding of maturely because their pre- and lower Inflation this year while pushing the Cooper, who is chief economist for Security ernment released yesterday a their rights when they are set Medicare payments nad threat of a recession farther into the future, Pacific National Bank of Los Angeles, said she "bill of rights" spelling out hospitalized," said HHS Sec- runout. business economists predicted vesterday. had been predicting a new recession would begin how the aged can fight pre- retary Otis Bowen. The National Association of Business Econo- sometime next year. mature hospital discharges. "With these messages, the The American Association mists said its latest survey of 300 of its members But now, she told a news conference, "I dont Medicare program will be of Retired Persons and the found them deddely more optimistic about eco- think it is very likely we will have a recession in The statement, including a Broviding important inf orma- People's Medical Society nomic growth. 1987 because of the very stimulative effects of telephone number where pa- on to beneficiaries more di- called on the Reagan admin- Where a survey just three months ago found declining oil prices. The oil price declines will be a tients can file an emergency rectly, more effectively and istration in November to in- only IS percent of the economists thought the very important factor for economic growth in 1986 appeal, will be given to each more helpfully than has been form Medicare patients of current recovery would last another two years, 37 and 1987. It will add significantly to real growth, of the 9 million Medicare ben- done in the past." their legal rights against pre- percent now are predicting the recovery will last reduce inflation and lower interest rates." eficiaries hospitalized each Consumer groups have mature discharge. until 1968 or beyond. While a majority of the economists surveyed, 51 Kathleen Cooper, president of the association, percent, still predicted the country would plunge said she had changed her own forecast based on into a recession next year, Cooper said more the sharp declines in oil prices of recent weeks. analysts were likely to raise their expectations in Babies switched at hospital Oil, which a month ago was selling for $25 per coming months. GREENBRAE, Calif. (AP) have the wrong babies if Bog- "I Just thought, 'What!' - Linda Boggeri loves her f;eri hadn't taken another They put the wrong name tag Week-long flooding takes toll on western states baby, and Ilse Amzallag loves ook at the infant's ID brace- on my baby!" Boggeri said. (AP)-Part of Boise, Idaho, was cut off yester- A flood-broken natural gas pipeline serving hers, but for about a day each let before she put it away in a "I had my husband call the day as flood control workers blocked streets with some 50,000 Nevadans was repaired, but recon- loved the other's child be- scrap book. hospital and they told us the a sandbag canal to drain swollen ponds, and about necting customers was expected to take two more cause a hospital did the un- Boggeri said she took the tag was right, the baby was 10,000 Californians were still unable to return to days. Another pipeline ruptured in Northern Cali- thinkable: it gave two baby who she assumed was wrong." homes flooded by more than a week of storms. fornia. mothers the wrong babies. hers home Friday to Rohnert "It was quite a shock," said High water and mudslides caused by weekend fa Idaho, the sandbag ditch carrying water from "This is something that you Park and lavished it with Steve Boggeri. "But I already rain and melting snow closed some Idaho high- overoaded Cottonwood Creek flood control ponds would see on a soap opera, "lots of love and attention." was a little suspicious." ways and some roads remained closed in north- above Boise to the Boise River was only two to but not in real life," Boggeri On Saturday, she snipped "I changed the baby on western Nevada, washed by the same nine-day three sandbags deep, but it stretched along miles said with a laugh yesterday. off the baby's name tag, gave Friday and the legs looked "I never dreamed that they series of storms that inundated northern Califor- of streets and cut off the residential eastern tip of the baby a bath ana was different," he saidT "I said nia. the city. could have given us the wrong about to put the tag away with something to my wife, but I Oregon, Washington state and Montana also had "Cottonwood Creek will effectively cut the city baby." other mementoes when she decided it was a loss of scattered road closings caused by flooding, in two," said Ada County Civil Defense spokes- The two families might still noticed it said Amzallag. weight." mudslides and washouts from rain and melting man Grant Yee. Residents were able to get back' snow. into the city by using Interstate 84. i Ohioans support age limit for appointing judges CINCINNATI (AP) - A majority of Ohioans, when the Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 against including those age 65 and older, support an Ohio him Jan. 31. f law that forbids judges from beginning new terms Keefe, who contends the Ohio statute violates in office after they reach age 70, according to a federal age discrimination law, has asked the statewide survey released yesterday. Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling. In tht. Ohioans who are 65 and older support that past, the court has often rejected requests to provision of the Ohio Constitution by more than a review its own rulings. 6-4 ratio, according to the University of Cincin- Among the 810 adult Ohioans contacted a; nati's bimonthly "Ohio Poll." random for the university's telephone survey, 58.il The age limit has come under renewed scrutiny percent said they favored the age restriction, 39. J because of a recent challenge to it by John Keefe, percent were against it and 2 percent were undejl The heat is on. a 70-year-old state appeals court judge from cided. I Cincinnati. Keefe, who wants to run in November The strongest support for the age restrictioi f for another six-year term on the Ohio 1st District came from people age 46 to 64. with almost T j This summer may be your last chance to Court of Appeals, lost his challenge to the age ban percent of them in favor, the pollsters found. graduate from college with a degree and an Home sales, prices increased in Ohio during 1985, officers commission. Sign up for ROTC's WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales of existing homes brought the strongest sales, according to th-j six-week Basic Camp now. See your in Ohio were up by 17 percent in 1985, ted by a association, which cited declining interest rates i strong surge in sales in the final three months of one reason for the increase. 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McKee broke the record via In a game that featured both In the classic hockey defi- his trademark - the slap shot. teams getting down to some nition, defenseman should do He wound good or fashioned "backyard what their name implies, play up at the hockey," BG ended its regular defense. blue line season on a high note, defeating But once a defenseman hits and whis- UIC6-2. the ice for a power play, that tled the The win, combined with Fri- definition falls by the way- puck past day night's 5-2 victory, enabled side, at least for Bowling goalie Jim the Falcons to sweep the week- Green's Brian McKee. Hickey. end series from the Flames and With a second-period goal "I was finish the regular season tied for in Saturday's 6-2 win over on the second with Western Michigan Illinois-Chicago, McKee right side McKee in the Central Collegiate Hockey broke a BG record for most and fig- Association. goals by a defenseman in a ured he would be coming Memories of undermanned season, with 18. Of those 18,13 across, so I shot at Duncan, pick-up games were brought to have come on the power play. he said. "It must have snuck mind after the turn of events in "It's a totally different through a little hole because Saturday's first period. fame (on the power play). the red light went on. When Only minutes after a Terry ve been fortunate and I've n See McKee, page 10. Majicn goal gave the Flames a 1-4 lead midway through the to Jamie Wansbrough who tage of a BG power play with a first period, Majicn and team- notched his 29th goal of the year screaming, slapshot from the mate Jamie Husgin came to to knot the score at 1-1. blue line past Hickey. fisticuffs with BG's Chad Arthur Two minutes later, Don Bar- Shawn Cronin closed the gap and Andy Gribble. ber put BG ahead for good, to 3-2 for the Flames, but Yse- ARTHUR AND Majich re- beating Flames' goaltender Jim baert, who had been in a slump ceived six minutes in the penalty Hickey after a feed from Todd throughout the Falcons losing box, while Gribble and Husgin Flichel. ways during the last month, were penalized four minutes Falcons' coach Jerry York downed any form of UIC mo- each. said his team will usually capi- mentum. The ensuing four minutes of talize when given that much LAST YEAR'S CCHA rookie- three-on-three hockey were open ice to skate with. of-the-year matched his two ear- BG News/Jim Sakola dominated by the Falcons, "We have to handle those kind lier assists with two goals of his Bowling Green's Paul Ysebaert celebrates after beating Illinois-Chicago goaltender Jim Hlckey. The whose skating talents proved of situations," York said. "But own in the second period. sophomore notched two goals and two assists In the Falcons 6-2 triumph over the Flames, Saturday night in the superior over UIC's all week- we know we have the type of Only a minute after his power BG Ice Arena. The leers also defeated CJIC Friday night. 5-2. end. players that can handle it. Clay goal gave BG a 4-2 advan- After skating goal to goal, Brian McKee, who scored six ige, Ysebaert tallied the Fal- Paul Ysebaert dished off a pass points in the series, took advan- U See Hockey, page 10. BG drops another Women cagers run over Flashes one to Kent State Motycka scores 26 points to lead Falcons over KSCJ game that it would take eight by Ron Fritz Wellhoefer said. "She made a assistant sports editor wins to make it to the tour- by Paul SIM "I don't know where I came up with ney," he said. "Winning our sports reporter big difference in rebounding this Last season, Kent State's last three games is a goal of those points. Everybody kept getting the time around. We needed to ad- men's basketball team dealt ours. This was a big win for Call this one the tortoise vs. just our defense, but we didn't." Bowling Green its severest us, we only have two more to the hare. ball in to me and I kept shooting. They KSU had four players in dou- blow, knocking the Falcons go. It's up to us now." Bowline Green's women's just happened to fall today." ble figures, lea by Jennifer out of the Mid-American Con- After the Flashes took a 32- basketball team raced out to Grandstaff with 24 points. ference tournament with a 76- 30 halftime lead, the Falcons numerous leads, only to have — Jackie Motycka, Falcon freshman 72 triumph in the final game had a golden opportunity to Kent State crawl back into con- Cheryl Lackey entered the of the year. take control of the game fol- tention. game averaging a little over Saturday, the Flashes lowing intermission. With At the finish line, the Falcons three points a game for the didn't mathematically elimi- 13:27 remaining in the con- stretched out too much of a lead Falcons shot a blistering 57 real explosive. At times we Flashes. However, the 6'2" cen- nate BG from the seven-team test, Wearsch picked up his for the Flashes to overcome and percent from the field and 75 were going awfully hard, but ter punched in for 12 before the tourney, but KSU's 67-58 vic- fourth foul and headed for the BG won it going away, 92-82. percent from the foul line. they kept hitting everything." game's end. tory over the Falcons in An- bench with KSU up 42-38. The Falcons held a nine-point KSU HIT 49 percent of its Joelyn Shoup cleared nine HOWEVER, BG could lead and several seveivpoint ad- field goals, while connecting caroms off the glass, and "Kent's got players who are derson Arena just about on 90 percent of its free drove the final nail into the manage just a layup by An- vantages in the first half, but added 10 points for the Fal- very capable of playing some coffin. thony Robinson at 13:00 over before intermission KSU battled throws. cons. The BG captain didn't basketball," Voll said. "They BG, which dropped its sixth the four-minute span before back to go ahead by one. "There was a whole lot of play in the previous 62-61 win shot well, and didn't allow many If not for a careless foul com- offense out there. Both teams over the Flashes. rebounds. We had to take advan- straight contest, continues to Wearsch was re-inserted at shot well from the field and at wallow in the MAC basement the 9:30 mark and the Flashes mitted by KSU's Amy Schuler, "We knew we needed to tage of any shots they might along with Eastern Michigan up 43-40. The 6-7 center the Flashes might have gone the line," Voll said. "Kent is keep Shoup off the boards," have missed." at 5-11. The Flashes, how- promptly hit a jumper from into the locker room leading 43- ever, moved a step closer to the baseline to give his team a 42. Instead, Paulette Backstrom qualifying for post-season five-point advantage. popped in a couple of free throws play. KSU is now tied with "That stretch when to put BG up 4443 at the half. Central Michigan for the sev- Wearsch was out of the game The second half mirrored the enth spot with a 6-10 mark. turned the momentum to- first. The Flashes' Junior Terry wards Kent," BG coach John The Falcons jumped out in Wearsch, who scored a game- Weinert said. "What we front 59-51 and stretched their high 16 points and grabbed wanted to do in that span, we lead to double-digits mid-way seven rebounds, said the win positively didn't do. through the second half. When puts KSU in a position to "And then when we he the Flashes crept to within five qualify for the tournament. comes back into the game, we points at 72-47, BG ran away for "We knew coming in to the D See Cagers, page 11. good. "We started playing better defense down the stretch in the second half," BG coach Fran Voll said.' 'We moved the ball up court quicker, grabbed the re- bounds when we needed them. Cleveland names and got a lot of mileage out of our inside game." JACKIE MOTYCKA put on most of those miles, scoring 26 points and snaring 11 rebounds. offensive coach "Motycka works well inside to Set open," KSU assistant coach CLEVELAND (AP) - Lindy Infante, former bead coach of the oyce Wellhoefer said. "We had Jacksonville Bulls and offensive coordinator for the Cincinnati some breakdowns inside de- Bengals, is the new offensive coordinator of the Cleveland Browns, fensively, and Motycka took ad- the National Football League team said Monday. vantage of some opportunities. As coach of the Bulls in the United States Football League, Infante She got a lot of offensive had records of 6-12 in 1964 and 9-9 last season. boards." He was replaced last week by Darrel "Mouse" Davis when The Falcon rookie hit 10 of 14 Jacksonville and the Denver Gold merged. Davis was coach of the field goals, and 6 of 7 from the Denver Gold. Denver owner Doug Spedding had insisted that Davis charity stripe. be named the head coach. "I don't know where I came up with those points." Motycka "The situation left a bad taste in my mouth. The situation here has said. "Everybody kept getting been traumatic to say the least. Now that it's over, it's time to go the ball in to me and I kept on," Infante said. shooting. They just happened to Infante, 45, was the Bengals' quarterback and receivers coach in fall today." 1980 and 1961, helping Cincinnati to a Super Bowl appearance after Stephanie Coe tossed in 20 the 1981 season. points for BG, while Rhonda He was named Cincinnati's first-ever offensive coordinator in Moore chipped in with 16. 1962. With the loss, KSU stays in the In Cleveland, Infante replaces Joe Pendry, who will serve as Mid-American Conference cel- running backs coach this season after working as offensive coordi- lar at 3-13. nator but year. Steve Crosby, who coached the running backs in "Kent has some great players, 1965, has decided to leave the Browns. but it seems like they have to "I have great respect for lindy's abilities as an offensive coach," work at not winning," Moore said Cleveland Coach Marty Schottenheimer. "I worked with him on said. "Now they've lost so much, the Giants' staff (In 1977) and had to defend against his excellent they don't know how to win. Bengal offenses. We talked about hiring him a year ago, but his They don't have the guts or the contract situation prevented him from making a move at that time.'' umph to keep it going to the end. Infante said he had offers from Buffalo and San Francisco, but It's hard to understand." Photo/Vln BG loses 'balance in resigns loss to the Broncos as SD field boss SAN DIEGO (AP) - Dick Wil- "I beard Dick in December. I by Jeff McSherry high as the regulars. We just liams resigned as manager of hear him today," Kroc said. "I sports reporter don't have the depth this year." the San Diego Padres on Mon- respected his feelings then, and According to Simpson, this day. 11 weeks after an attempt I respect them now and appre- A dear friend from last year lack of depth has left senior to buy out his contract was ciate Ids candor in sharing them has abandoned the Bowling captain Shelley Staley and soph- blocked by team owner Joan with me." Green gynnastics team in 1986. omore Lisa Shulman "feeling a Kroc. Together, they displayed an ex- lot of pressure in carrying the Williams had failed to report Williams and Kroc embraced cellence that made them Mid- scoring load." to the Padres' spring training and kissed after Kroc thanked American Conference cham- camp in Yuma, Ariz., on Sun- Williams for the Padres' Rions. Since then, however, the While the Falcons didn't de- day, the day pitchers and catch- championship season in 1984. »o have gone their separate feat WMU, these two gymnasts ers reported. Pitching Coach Galen Cisco ways, much to dismay of the had an excellent outing. "For the past few weeks, I will temporarily lead the team. Falcons. Staley won two events and tied have been asking myself, 'Do I A new manager is expected to be for first in another en route to really want to manage the named next week. The BG women greatly miss finishing second in the all- Padres another year?' My hon- Williams, 56, had sought an their old crony - the balance around competition. WMU's est answer finally was 'no.' " extension of his contract to man- beam. Last season, the beam Cindy Mazei won the all-around Williams said at a hastily called age the team but was rebuffed was the Falcons' strongest with a score of 34.9, barely edg- news conference. by team President Ballard event, but this year it nas ing Staley's 34.85. Williams and Kroc read brief Smith, who said Williams could haunted them in almost every statements. They answered no serve out the last year of his meet. Staley won the vault with a 9.1. questions. pact. Brian McKee BG News/ Jim Sakola A 172.85-170.35 loss to Western the uneven bars with a 8.55, and Michigan on Friday was a good tied for second with Shulman on McKee bumped, it gets bumped," he example of just how bad the the floor exercise with a 9.05. Continued from page 9. said. "It might have slowed Falcons want to reconcile their Her downfall was, of course, the things are going well, that's me down a step, but it really once perfect friendship. beam in which she scored an what's going to happen; the hasn't affected my game." 8.15. puck is going to find the net." BG coach Jerry York "Last year the beam was our Shulman was almost equally While some players score agrees and said that McKee best event and we won the MAC impressive in finishing third in on rebounds or breakaway has been particularly impres- because of it," BG coach the all-around with a 34.7. Ingrid shots, most of McKee's scores sive during the last few Charles Simpson said. "Unfortu- Racka was the only Bronco to have come on his patented weeks. nately, it (the beam) has been capture a win when she scored a long range slap shots. "For the last four or five our nemesis this year, and that's 9.1 on the balance beam. But he said they aren't as games, Brian McKee has where we lost again this week- BG. 2-4 overall and 1-3 in random as they might seem. been the best player on the end." MAC action, would appear to be "Most of my goals come on ice," York said. "If he contin- According to Simpson, the headed for a dismal finish in the slap shots, maybe 90 per- ues to play like that, he'll be Falcons were in a very close conference meet. Simpson, how- cent," he said. It's easy be- deserving of post-season hon- meet with WMU until the they ever, put the meet in perspec- cause you have Duncan or ors." competed on the beam. The host tive for his team. (Rob) Urban cutting in front York has not always Broncos took control of the meet of the goalie and you have a praised his blue line corps, after their performance, or BG's "At this point we're not trying clear snot." especially during the Falcons lack of performance on the to win so much," Simpson said. The sophomore is tied for recent six-game losing beam. "We're seeing if we can have a the team lead in game-win- streak. McKee said criticism §ood meet and get our routines ning goals with five while he must be taken in perspective. BG's beam problems stem own. and Duncan are tops in pen- "When the offense is scor- from the glut of injuries to some "We're building towards the alty minutes with 112. With ing, the forwards get the of the squad's top gymnasts in MAC - when it allcounts." four goals in the playoffs, credit, but it's an all- around the event last year. Sophomores Simpson, however, does not McKee would tie the CCHA thing," he said. "The defense Gretchen Van Haitsma and discount the effort of the Bron- mark for goals in a season by has to get the puck out to Maria Dechiara haven't per- cos in the meet. He said WMU, a defenseman. them. We're all able to play formed at all in 1986 due to knee who finished second in the MAC McKee has played in 38 and we've all had lapses at injuries. Junior Tiffany Kos- in 1985, could "put it all together games this year, after seeing both ends." merl, who holds the school re- this year" and claim the crown action in only 25 last season Now that the regular sea- cord on the beam with a 9.45, is the Falcons have worn the last due to a knee injury. The son is over, McKee said he is just returning to top form after a three out of five years. lengthy scar on his right knee ready for the playoffs. series of nagging injuries. does not impair his aggres- "Tnis weekend set us up for "Traditionally, we're a squad But don't count BG out either. sive style of play. the playoffs. If we come up known for our depth." Simpson They could reconcile their dif- "There was pressure on me with a good series and win, said. "The people filling in for ferences with an old friend by for coming back to see how I we can go to Joe Louis with our regulars are doing a good March 22 (date of the MAC would do, but I don't think some momentum and, hope- job, but they just can't score as meet) and surprise everyone. about it (the knee). If it gets fully, we can finally win." units performed at full tilt hand worried about the capaci- York was a shade happier Hockey throughout the series. Six of ties of the offense in general. after Saturday's game, espe- G Continued from page 9. BG's 11 goals in the two games "The power play was ob- cially with Falcons goalie Gary cons' fifth goal with Mike were on the power play, while viously the way we won the Kruzich. A, , BG News/Kevin Hopkins Natyshak and Flichel assisting. the penalty killers shut out UIC game, but it was the only way "I thought Gary Kruzich Olympic form Wansbrough ended the scor- all 12 of their power-play oppor- we scored goals," York said. played his best game of the 1988 U.S. Olympic racquetball team member Tim Anthony, of ing and the Flames' chances tunities. "I'm proud of the fact we can year, tonight," York said. "He Columbus, put on a clinic at the Student Recreation Center Saturday with his 30th goal early in the After Friday's game, York move the puck around like that, had a lot of saves; more than I afternoon. Anthony played BG Racquetball Club's top player Al third period. said he was pleased with the but we have to perform better would've liked. But he kept them Russell in a match during the clinic. The Falcons' special-team power-play unit, but on the same five-on-five." at two goals both night's." / *m PIZZA PI22A P122A BROTHERS, inc. BROTHERS. Inc BROTHERS. 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Schrom happy as wanted to take it to him. But we only got the ball inside once the whole time." member of Tribe Down the stretch, Wearsch scored six points and snared TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Right- "Last year he made 26 starts three important caroms while hander Ken Schrom had no for the Twins," Klein said. "In still playing with the four fouls. qualms about being traded to a 20 of those starts, he gave up He eventually fouled out with 39 team that lost 102 games last four runs or less. With our of- seconds left and KSU up 61-55. year. In fact, he welcomed it. fense, that's all we need. And "I'm very happy here." said another thing, 21 of the 28 home "I'm used to playing with four Schrom, 31, acquired by the runs he gave up came in the fouls," Wearsch said. "So when Cleveland Indians from the Min- Metrodome," which is known as the coach put me in with almost nestoa Twins in a January a hitter's park. 10 minutes left to play and with trade. "I kind of had run up Schrom knows what the Indi- four fouls it was nothing knew to aganst a wall in Minnesota." ans expect of him. me. I just kept my arms up when "I've talked to Pat and we the ball went inside." Schrom. now entering his talked about my role," said the The Falcons' Steve Martenet, fourth full season in the major 6-2, 196-pounder "I'm going to who countered with six of his leagues, began last year as a try to lead by example since I team-high 14 points in the last member of the Twins' starting am one of the older guys, al- 7:20 of the game, scored a lay up rotation. He won seven of his though I don't consider myself with 2:56 remaining to cut the first 10 decision before falling that old. Flashes' lead to 5W1. into a mid-season slump that SENIOR BRIAN Miller added saw him lose five straight. It "We can score runs, there's no a layup of his own to cut the also saw him fall out of favor doubt about that," he said. "If I deficit to two, but KSU forwards with Twins' manager Ray can hold the other team down, Ray Kubani and Russ Kotolac Miller. we'll have a good shot at win- scored inside to put the margin When Minnesota got Bert Bly- ning." back to 59-53 with 1:22 left. leven from the Indians, Schrom The Flashes added four char- was bumped from the rotation. Schrom sees a similarity be- ity tosses, sandwiched around a He pitched sparingly the rest of tween this Indians' team and the Joe Gregory three-point play for the season and ended with a 9-12 1983 Twins, who helped Schrom BG, ana a Kotolac layup for the record. to his best season in the majors final nine-point advantage. "Miller said, 'We gave you a at 15-8. "Our kids played a real nice chance and you weren't very "This club has a lot of paral- game," KSU coach Jim McDon- consistent,'" Schrom said. "But lels with that Twins' team. We ald said. "We deserved to win. I didn't agree. I told him in five had pretty good offense, but our There may have been a nine- of my losses, I held the other pitching was inconsistent." point score, but it wasn't a nine- team to three runs or less." point game. It was much closer After the season, Schrom met than that. BG was tough to with Miller to discuss their dif- shake." ferences. Are you denying Wearsch was joined in double yourself a better shot figures by three teammates. Ko- "He told me if they could tolac scored 14 points while ju- make a trade to a club looking atgradschooP nior guard Bill Toole added 13. for a starting pitcher, they Kubani chipped in with 10 would try," Schrom said. "And \bu may. if you fail to lake a Suits. The Flashes made 27-of- that was fine with me." Stanley H Kaplan prep course filed goals for 55 percent. Schrom came to the Indians Kaplan has prepared over 1 mil BG's Joe Gregory, who scored along with another pitcher, left- lion students for exams like the 12 points, was the only other hander Bryan Oelkers, for pitch- LSAT. GMAT. GRE and MCAT Falcon, in addition to Martenet, Call Its not too late to do better ers Roy Smith and Ramon Ro- on your grad school to manage double digits. BG mero. made 25-of-54 floor shots for 46 "Schrom's a workhorse," said exam percent, but hit just eight-of-15 Cleveland Manager Pat Cor- foul shots for the game. rales. "Roy Smith is a good "I have a rule rve never bro- KAPLAN iorvath pitcher and of course Romero I ken in my 24 years of coaching," has that great arm, but we just Weinert said. "I won't criticize Kent State center Terry Wearsch attempts a jump shot over Bowling Green's James Tyler (left) and Jim Smith felt that Schrom was better for The worid's leading opposing coaches or players af- in the Flashes 67-58 win over the Falcons In Anderson Arena. BG fell to 5-11 and remain in last place in the our needs." test prep organization ter a game. And I won't criticize Mid-American Conference. Indians' General Manager Joe my own players, but I'd like to Klein figures that Schrom's 4.99 536-3701 break that rule right now. We earned run average last season 3550 Secor Road didn't play to win, we played not was misleading. Toledo, OH 43606 to lose. Shelton, Lefevre honored by MAC "If one of the coaching candi- dates for my iob next year was TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Ball and ei|light assists against West- rebounds, nine assists and 13 § watching in the stands, they're State's Chris Shelton has been em andnd a career-high 25 points steals as Eastern won twice to going to nave to hold a lottery to selected as the Mid-American against CMU. take over sole possession of sec- Skyr Turtlenecks pick the new coach," he said. "I Conference men's basketball Eastern Michigan's Jo Ann Le- ond place in the MAC. told my wife if my first season player of the week. fevre has been selected as the 100% cotton had been like this one, I would MAC women's player of the She had 19 points in a 61-60 have gone into a safer profes- Shelton, a 6-foot-3 senior from week. victory at Toledo and a season- choose from over 20 colors sion. Maybe I would have been Danville, 111., had 41 points, 13 Lefevre, a 5-foot-o junior from high 25 points in a 78-66 triumph stock up now an atom bomb tester." rebounds, 12 assists and four Utica, Mich., had 44 points, eight over Northern Illinois. The Falcons, whose overall steals as Ball State beat Western record fell to 7-18, take to the Michigan 8243 and Central road tomorrow night to face Ball Michigan 71-68. • S;+B £+E L+E E*E E*E E*E E*E £*E £»E l*E E4>E E*E_E»E_« State in Muncie, Ind.. at 8 p.m. He had 16 points, 10 rebounds THE BROTHERS OF 30% o« Sigma Phi Epsilon would like to congratulate Winter clearances throughout store FREE ADMISSION to see MEN OF the 1986 BRONZE at 7:00 p.m. Thurs., Feb. 27 in ♦ ♦ Panhellenic Award Winners Visa The Amani Room (NE Commons). ♦ Keep up the great work! Mastercard Welcome 525 VI.J&Jq. 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