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"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75 years" & E-mail fraud alleged in USG elections □ USG chief-of-staff len on the Internet. ■ Keeping passwords confidential so dont count on me to admit Cynthia Kent, a senior journal- is the best way for students to "Another scandal. Throw it in anything like this letter ever," Cynthia Kent has filed a ism major and USG's chief-of- protect their own e-mail. Story, the note said. police report alleging staff, filed a report Tuesday page three. the ring." However, according to an e- evening with University police mail message sent by the in- that someone has tam- that someone had logged on to vestigating officer, Shawn Mil- pered with her BG Net her BG Net e-mail account with- administrators March 21 calling )ason E. Wolfe ler, police believe the message out her permission. for the removal of current USG USG senator was not sent by Kent. In addition, e-mail account. The police report, which has President Tara Gore, Vice Presi- computer services personnel been put on hold while Kent dent Nathan Green and Senator said Kent was not logged into the By JOE BOYLE seeks more information, does not Nick Kadel - all members of throughout the affair hinged on about Wolfe. The letter also server the day Wolfe claimed the The BG News name a suspect. However, Kent USG's Elections and Opinions an e-mail message which ap- claimed Gore stole a computer message was sent. confirmed that this report is di- Board. Wolfe also called for a peared to have been sent from disk of Wolfe's. The message Dustin Ramsey, coordinator of A former candidate for Under- rectly related to a mysterious new election, claiming there was Kent's e-mail account. The mes- ended by saying Kent would not University Computer Services, graduate Student Government message received by former a conspiracy actively working sage, which Wolfe forwarded to a acknowledge sending the mes- said Kent neither sent nor president stands in the eye of the USG presidential candidate Ja- against his campaign within BG News reporter, bore Kent's e- sage. received any e-mail that day, and storm as the USG chief-of-staff son E. Wolfe. USG. mail address and claimed Kadel "[Tara's] friendship means has alleged her identity was sto- Wolfe sent a 12-page letter to His proof of wrongdoing was guilty of spreading rumors more to me than any USG stuff • See FRAUD, page three. Femmes #* bring rock VIOLENT back to FEMMES BG campus CONCERT Friday, 8 p.m. □ Several campus or- right). Anderson Arena ganizations persevere Mathwon Howard, assistant di- Opening Act: rector of alumni affairs and ad- State of Green through roadblocks to viser to University Ambas- bring a 'major' show sadors, said this was a very unique collaboration, and the back to Bowling Green combined work was what ena- TICKETS for first time in years. bled them to plan the concert. Susan Daniel, general manager Thursday & Friday of WFAL, said the process start- By BRANDON WRAY 8:30 a.m. - ed when Ribeau mentioned in The BG News 4:30 p.m. passing that one of the goals in fr his "Building Community" plan Taft Room Bringing the music back to the was to get a major musical act to rfm (3rd floor of the wind-swept tundra of Bowling V University Union) Green was a challenge that Uni- play on campus. This also tied in with the plan of getting students versity President Sidney Ribeau to stay on campus more on the Students (maximum issued last fall and a group of weekends. two, University ID re- campus organizations responded. University Ambassador Miche- quired) Undergraduate Student lle Schlelbaum said one of the $8, $12, $15 Government, WFAL radio. Uni- first steps was to find out what versity Activities Organization bands were on tour at this time General Admission and the University Ambassadors and if any of them would be will- $11, $15, $19 collaborated to organize a major ing to add a tour date in Bowling on campus concert. After months Green. of hard work they were able to "Once we got a preliminary list sign the Violent Femmes. of who would possibly be able to photo provided The Femmes perform Friday add a date, the poll In The BG Members of the Violent Femmes, (l-r) Brian Ritchie, Gordon Gano and Guy Hoffman perform Friday night at Anderson Arena with News came out," Schleibaum night at Anderson Arena after an opening act by State of Green set to start at 8 p.m. Over 1,000 tickets State of Green opening the show said."Rusted Root won the poll, are still on sale and are available in the Taft Room at the University Union Thursday and Friday from at 8 p.m. Over 1,000 tickets are • See FEMMES, page six. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. still available (see graphic at

IRS increases Catch tax help lines The Associated Press percent the year earlier, accord- ing to the General Accounting WASHINGTON - The Internal Office. The improvement is part- Revenue Service is extending its ly due to an extra 1,000 staffers tax help telephone lines this assigned to handle telephone weekend to accommodate puz- calls, as well as a sharp drop In zled taxpayers on the final four the number of telephone calls. days before taxes are due. The IRS cut back on routine no- The IRS toll-free tax help lines tices to taxpayers, which reduces will be open from 7:30 a.m. the need for people to call the through 10 p.m. local time Satur- agency. day through Tuesday, April 15, Taxpayers can get forms from the deadline for filing taxes. the IRS' Internet site or by using Taking advantage of a sunny day, the agency's Tax Fax line, which The IRS has increased the John Rich, 5, plays catch on the sends tax forms via fax machine. number of people answering grass beside the University base- telephones, resulting in about 52 The toll-free telephone number ball field Wednesday. percent of all callers getting is 1-800-829-1040, the web site is through in the first two months hltp^/www.Irs.ustreas.gov and BG Nowi Ph«< by Hid.Id Kotxyukl of this year, compared with 21 the Tax Fax line Is 703-487-4160. page two The BG News Thursday, April 10, 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

AARON WEISBROD H E TV no substitute for mom and dad

/ am so AU-American I'd sell you model, but who, or what, me to live my life in the style I know that there arc a lot of suicide molded me into the person I have, and why I gravitated towards shows out there that little kids -Marilyn Manson decided I wanted to be? the things I did. (and sometimes even adoles- I was at a loss for an answer Now I knew one more part of the cents) shouldn't be watching. The world spreads Us legs for and was ready to give up my answer. It's not that the shows In another star search for the truth of the "Thanks for being so cool. question are "good" or "bad." -Marilyn Manson matter when I caught a reflec- Fonzle." I said as I began on my mind you: it's Just that the tion In the window of the BA way once again, feeling that much content of some shows ("Beavts building. Normally reflections more enlightened about myself, and Butt-head" is the first one The other day someone who I've don't catch my attention but and as a result, that much more that comes to mind) wasn't NEWS come to have a pretty high amount the reflection I saw across from full. meant to be viewed by certain of respect for said something to me me wasn't my own. Even a revelation as Joyous as audiences, such as small "Serving the Bowling that I wasn't able to get out of my I quickly snapped my head to this lead me to a certain amount of children who aren't Jaded mind. the side, can of Dr. Pepper still heartbreak, though. enough to realize the difference "'NO Green community for 1 can't remember exactly what in hand, to get a better look at In today's American society, between seriousness and we were talking about, but during who (or what) It was I saw in the children, adolescents and some- sarcasm (yet). FONZIE! over 75 years" the course of our conversation he large pane of glass. times even babies spend more time In the meantime, however, DONT GO! said something to the effect of "I Much to my shock, amaze- In front of the television than they children all over the nation DON'T 210 West Hall think you're the kind of person ment, and awe. I was staring do with their parents. I'm not continue to watch shows they Bowling Green State University who likes to be different." directly into the image of Arthur saying that this is always a bad were never meant to, and we LEAVE ME Bowling Green, OH The statement didn't offend me Fonzarelll...the man known to thing, because I'm sure that there read about the results of this LIKE THE 43403 in the least bit. but after we had most mortals as simply "The are some kids out there who will trend In the newspaper every- WAY YOU bgne ws@ bgnet .bgsu.edu parted ways I began to ask myself Fonz." Before I could force my have a better chance of growing up day ("Student kills peer over ■Self, do I like to be different?" limp Jaw to utter even a syllable, to be a good person by silting in dispute." Twelve-year-old dies DID IN (419) 372-2601 I know for a fact that I've had an he spoke: front of the TV all day rather than during childbirth," etc.). 1984!' I upbringing noticeably different (for "Don't sweat it kid: you spending time with their parents. I usually laugh to myself worst and for better) than most turned out all right. Ayyyyy." He Unfortunately, however, situa- when I hear Marilyn Manson screamed, Editorial Board 372-6966 people have had. and that I've said as he gave me his trade- tions like this are the exception, sing the lyric "I'm so American tears rolling not the rule. I'd sell you suicide." Scott Brown reacted differently than what Is mark "thumbs up" sign and down my usually expected of people who slowly began to fade away. Nowadays more people watch I don't laugh because I Editor experience the "style" of events my "NO FONZIE! DONT GO! shows like "Baywatch" (read: consider the lyric "cheesy," nor face." Vince Guerrieri Darla Warnock life has dealt to me over the DONT LEAVE ME LIKE THE "Boobwatch") and "Melrose Place" do I laugh because I think he's than the local and world news. Joking (I've met the guy a few Managing Editor Chief Reporter years...but was this because I've WAY YOU DID IN 1984!" I always subconsciously strived to screamed, tears rolling down my Nowadays television portrays times, and I can assure you he's be different? face. sex as cool, violence as acceptable, not Joking). Amy Johnson Brandon Wray Sometimes I would spend close Moments later I found myself and murder as nothing short of I laugh because, whether the Assistant Entertainment to an hour rolling the Issue around once again faced with my own passe. public at large has realized It or Managing Editor Editor in my head. "Has my whole life and grotesquely honest reflection, Nowadays the good guys kill the not. someone else has beat Mr. (as a result) personal Identity been and although I usually instinc- bad guys rather than trying to Manson to it. Penny Brown Mike Wendling formed around the principal of tively look away from my own show them the errors of their Copy Chief Opinion Editor nonconformity? Am I really noth- reflection (I have a high distaste ways. Aaron Weisbrod is the Thurs- ing more than a two-bit punk for both mirrors and cameras). I Television is now a practically day columnist for The News who Hideki Kobayashj Blake Parkins who's done the exact opposite of couldn't help but notice some- unremovable piece of most people's doesn't strive to be different. He Photo Editor Spons Editor everyone else Just to be different?" thing 1 never noticed before. lifestyles, and I realize this, but the Just is. As always, stuff can be It was a theory that never sat There 1 was. wearing my idea of merely setting a kid down sent to [email protected] quite right with me. but at the black Jean Jacket and black hat. in front of a television and not or 210 West Halt This column is same time. I couldn't find any with my long hair and non- monitoring what they're watching dedicated to Wednesday colum- Copy Staff 372-2604 other particular reason explaining alcoholic beverage in hand. Only should be deemed nothing short of nist Natalie Miller, who indirectly Kristen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief why I've turned out the way I did. moments ago I was trying to criminal. inspired this column. You rule, Sure. I've always been my own role Lauren Flynn Damion Heint&chel figure out what Initially spurred I'm sure most of you out there "AnimaL" Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrou Kerri Killion Elizabeth Reiter Kelly Von Glahn / *>U»J&ftR41tf. iGlVfibUTftlSUSH) Reporting Staff 372-2604 Bur seKV.ee ABLE; Sarah Bednarski Jack Buchrer &°oKT6HZlPYou Maureen Barry Tanya Markul RiLL YoUKSElF. Jennifer Schab ffeVfctfW Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Manin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

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Production Staff 372-8296 GUEST COLUMNIST Jennifer Apt Andy Camrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby JeffGayton Slacy Hubert Heidi Kropf Living through the fear and doubt Maggie Kushlak Greg Schwiugabel Calhy Raidl Tiffany Wendeln You do something. You do it move another brush, speak one will see the truth. again at things they have Jessica Wherry Carl a Zvosec well. You do it again. You do It not more line. Do you see yourself In this? Do successfully done, paralyzed by so well. Oh. the shame! It occurs to me. The art I you know what this Is? Have you fear. And they keep people an Okay...a little heavy on the have produced in the recent ever heard those things you are arm's length away close Advertising Staff 372-2605 sarcasm...but one can't deny that past has been highly com- not supposed to hear at night, enough to see them, but not Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley when you don't live up to what Is mended, by peers and teachers. mistakenly read a letter that truly trust—or love—them. Chrisiy Hagerman Alison Polley expected of you there is a measure My column has brought me wasn't yours, heard a private It Is a degradation. It eats Lori Panon Jim Vassallo of loss of face. You are a little less campus recognition (!) and conversation, walked In on your what Is the foundation of magnificent, a little fallen from praise. And finally. I am In a parent or friend or roommate and humanity: an inherent respect grace, a little less the spectacular steady (so far) run of theatre found them sobbing to them- for one's self, one's character, Letters to the Editor achievement of a man you thought productions. selves? one's Innate capacities. It you were. Or tried to make others And I still feel like getting out It Is that thing In our heart that removes the capacity for what, If you would like to submit a Letter to the think you were. of bed in the morning Is far too makes us doubt. Wherever it to me. Is one of the meanings of Editor, please follow these guidelines: We are frightened—In ways that much effort. Effort not nearly comes from, it is that thing that life: connection and Interaction "We are • Make wre the letter is 500 words or less. make no sense. More than any- worth the prize except the days makes us believe we are not with others, on the closest, most Please include your addrtss. major.aca- thing else, to some of us, it matters on which I dance. On those I worthy of what they tell us we are. trusting levels. Each human frightened— deanic runs and paone number (phone that we are remembered, but we feel fine: colncidentally. I still It Is what makes us doubt our- being connects with another by in ways that numbers are strictly for verification and have a great fear that we will not flounder my way stupidly selves, our continued abilities. It is seeing both the good in them- make no not tor pubHcatioa). be remembered for the 'Important through the basic class. why It hits us. most of us. In a selves and each other. • Letters must be typed, not handwritten. sense. More Letter* brought In saved on. Macintosh- things." I don't have any explanation nauseous wave of fear and doubt One Is not remembered in the compatible disk are preferred. We fear that we are "wasting for this except, perhaps, that I and self-examination...and for history books for who they are, than anything • Bring the letter to Room 210 West Hall, time, wasting our lives" but close am afraid of not living up to the others. Is a way of life. but for what they do. or e-mail us at bgnews9bgnet.bgsu.edu. our mouths against the things we standards I have established. I It leaves, soon, for me. I have a But history books are rela- else, to some Be prepared to show valid Identfficatfaa. should be saying, the things we am afraid that I am not really normal life. Usually, as people tive, chronicling events, not ofus.it mat- • Space limitations may prevent The BG want to say. We don't do things, we how I have portrayed myself. I know. I'm pretty sure I can do personalities. In a more Impor- News from printing all letters received. ters that we The BG News reserves the right to edit don't try other things, because we am afraid that this time I pick damn near anything. "Doubt" Is tant sense, people are remem- are any and aD letters. are frightened to fall. up the chalk or the brush, not an option. I can work full time bered by the other people they There Is no poetry in the empty nothing resembling art will be and go to school. I can be anything have touched, the lives they renxmberecLbut notebook I used to carry. I never left on the page; I am afraid that I want. I can do anything I strive to have affected. To touch the life we have a Copyright C 1997. The BG News. Bowling aspired to poetic greatness (poets when I speak, the auditorium do. I do not question whether I am of another, we must "know Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this being a dime a dozen. If that) will remain empty and my "good enough, smart enough" or lourselvesl" (the great advice of great fear that publication without the permission of The BG News but. It helped me to Just create. dreams Just pipe dreams. whether "people like me." Socrates). And this means we will not is strictly prohibited. My sketchbook Is eerily empty It is not only this. In personal This doubt strikes me as being a working through our self-pity, The BG News is an independent publication be remem- founded in 1920 and is published daily during the lately, and my easel stands quietly relationships I am afraid to let normal human emotion. People climbing out of bed, and re- academic year and weekly during the summer se- In the corner. My acting teacher people get too close, out of the feel fear from time to time; people membering to live—as you are, bered for the mester. told me that I was technically fear that they will have thought dislike or doubt themselves every and strive to be, rather than In 'important Opinions expressed in columns and letters to fine, but my characters needed to I was something I was not— so often. fear of what you are not. things."' the editor are not necessarily those of the student be less analytical, more lifelike. something better, something But what of the ones who . . body, faculty. University administration or The BG I am frustrated with myself. In more worthy, something chronically believe they are. not News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the the sudden barrenness of the smarter or wittier or funnier or good enough, smart enough, the ' Jamie Pfeiffer is a guest Spring 1997 BG News staff. The BG News encourages its readers to notify "creative part" of me. I want to classier ... someone who Is a wbfks? columnist for The News. She can the paper of any errors in stories or photograph know what went wrong, and why I better person than 1 think I They continue to fear. They fear, be reached atJamtepJQbgnet. descriptions. don't want to write another word. am, and If they know me. they and they stagnate, afraid to try bgsu.edu or 210 West HalL Thursday. April 10. 1997 The BG News page three

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Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PI. Cloudy Cloudy Setti Wineland, left, Chad Deveaux, center, and Anne Cahalan de- against the University faculty in an exhibition game. The students Via Associated Press GraphicsNet liberate a question during the University's academic quiz bowl defeated the faculty two games to one. team's annual competition Wednesday night. The team competed Around Bowling Green

USG SCANDAL Fiction Reading takes place at Jerome Library Dr. Larry Smith, head of the Creative Writing Department at Firelands College, will be reading at S p.m. in the Palllster Con- Students warned of e-mail fraud ference Room in Jerome Library. Smith will be talking about small publishing and reading his own short stories and fiction. Dust in Ramsey, coordinator of Smith is the editor and founder of the Bottom Dog Press, a lit- □ University officials document. is to keep passwords complex erary journal. caution students to be University Computer Services, "Once we see the message we and completely secret. said making a counterfeit e-mail can get a message ID and find "Always make sure you sign aware of computer message is not a difficult task. out who sent it and what machine off so people can't use your ac- Humane Society holds benefit concert tonight crimes. "Faking e-mail is easier than it came from," he said. count," she said. "Don't make people think," Ramsey said. Barbara Waddell, University your password something A benefit concert for the Humane Society will take place to- Computer services keeps logs Police public information officer, simple." night at the Easystreet Cafe on South Main. The benefit show The BC News of all outgoing and incoming said computer crimes are becom- Vice President for Student Af- will feature five local music acts from the Toledo/Bowling messages, Ramsey said. The re- ing more prevalent as computer fairs Ed Whipple said when one Green area. The show will kick off at 9:00 p.m. with the Hansons, While many believe their e- cords include where and when a followed by State of Green (10:00 p.m.). Ten Forward (11:00 mail accounts are impenetrable, usage skyrockets on campus. person uses another's e-mail, the person uses a computer. offender has committed a serious p.m.), End Over AJa (12:00 a.m.) and The Crabgrass Boys University experts caution stu- "We've had people come to us (1:00a.m.). The music will be mostly original (possibly a few If computer services personnel who say someone was using their breach of University policy. dents not to become victims of can see an e-mail message, they covers) in the style of alternative rock. In between each act they account," Waddell said. "It's theft of identification," he will be giving away door prizes, with a grand prize to end the carjacking on the information can determine the origin of the superhighway. Her best advice to e-mail users said. "This is very serious." night. The show is those 19 and over, and only costs $4 at the door. Easystreet Cafe is donating the stage. All proceeds will be FRAUD going to the Humane Society.

Continued from page one. came from Cynthia," he said. "I aware of the complaint, but Waddell said the normal have no reason to believe it stressed that if a student was procedure in a case like this is Wolfe's claim that the message wasn't from her." found to have falsified an e-mail for the responding officer to Around the State message, they would be dealt work with the computer services was sent by Kent is invalid. Kent vehemently denied send- "She wasn't logged in at all with severely by his department. staff in tracking down the ing the message, and said she has offender. Williams County 911 director fired Saturday," Ramsey said. "It contacted several administrators "At some point the Office of would appear this is hoax e-mail "We work with Computer Ser- about the incident. If a student is Student Life would become in- vices to find out what path they BRYAN - Employees want to know why the director of the and computer services is very found guilty of stealing.her iden- volved. This is very serious. Any Williams County's 911 emergency system has been fired. actively hunting down people need to take," Waddell said. tity, Kent said sanctions by the type of misuse of another per- "With all the computers on cam- But county commissioners aren't commenting. who do that." Christine Dietsch, head of the Williams County Central Com- University will be considered. son's ID is a serious violation," pus there will be instances of Whipple said. munication Agency, was fired last week. The agency operates Although no one has accused "I talked to [Dean of Students] wrongdoing." the county's 911 system. him of drafting the letter, Wolfe Gregg DeCrane, and he said that Barbara Waddell, University Wolfe was fascinated with the "We can't talk about it," Commissioner Barb Fisher told em- "wholeheartedly" denied he was is one of my possibilities," Kent Police public information officer, technology involved in hoax e- ployees Tuesday at a meeting. "The whole story will come out the author of the message, and said. "I'm checking with my USG said she was unaware of the cir- mail, and said the incident is later and you will understand why we can't say anything now." said he was unaware one could adviser as well." cumstances of the case, but said more of the same. Some of the people in the department have been asking the fake an e-mail message. Ed Whipple, Vice President for these cases are not dealt with "Another scandal. Throw it in commissioners why Ms. Dietsch was fired. "I'm no computer expert, but it Student Affairs, said he was un- lightly. the ring," he said. STATE ■ Ducks' deaths Findlay may host community college The Associated Press pus. Under the plan supported by Hancock County Commis- from the two counties' commis- commissioners from Hancock sioner Stephen Oman said it sioners went no further than the FINDLAY, Ohio - The city and Putnam counties, the campus would be "a major plus for the chancellor, said Kenneth Zirkle, result in arrest could get its own locally con- would become a locally estab- community if we can do it." president of the University of trolled community college under lished community college. Oman said he will discuss the Findlay. The Associated Press July 8. a proposal being put together by Commissioners from those idea with Elaine Hairston, Nolan said it wasnt clear commissioners from two north- counties have agreed to set up a chancellor of the Ohio Board of "They were asked to wait a CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS. whether Hendricks meant west Ohio counties. community college district - the Regents, which would have to couple years" and see how re- Ohio - Several witnesses to run down the ducks or Owens Community College first step toward establishing a approve it. lations with Owens were going, saw a mallard duck and whether it was accidental. already operates a Findlay cam- community college. In 1994, the same proposal Zirkle said. three of her brood run down Eyewitnesses saw his car by a teen who has sued slow at a traffic signal, police over his arrest, au- pause when the light thorities said Wednesday. changed and then moved Coincidence occurs in car bombing Chris Nolan, the attorney ahead. "I don't know whether it for the city, and officer The Associated Press home at the end of a busy day. A Wheeler, also was a financial ings are probably not connected Richard M. Garinger said a was deliberate," Nolan said. moment after she got into her consultant and was leaving work "I'd hate to think it was de- But the similarities are strange, second officer and several TOLEDO, Ohio - It was an car, a bomb exploded inside, when the explosion occurred. liberate." Robert Hausken, an agent for the civilians can vouch for the eerie coincidence, police say. critically injuring her. She died nine days later. Her reason Garinger arrested He was charged with Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and On Tuesday, Linda Lister, a fi- The explosion occurred exact- husband, Robert, later pleaded Timothy Hendricks, 17, cruelty to animals. Firearms, said Wednesday. nancial consultant, left her su- ly one year after another car guilty to planting the bomb. Mrs. Lister is 36; Mrs. Wheeler burban office building to go bombing. The victim, Rhonda Authorities say the two bomb- was 30.

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NATION Photos reveal ocean CIA admits to errors may exist on Europa in Gulf War bombing The Associated Press agency's records when analysts Gulf War veterans find answers The Associated Press attempted to prepare lists of to their problems. Nora Slatkin of WASHINGTON - The CIA known or suspected chemical the CIA previously testified the PASADENA, Calif. - The Ga- conceded Wednesday It did a weapons sites. agency had declassified and lileo spacecraft has captured poor Job handling reports that Walpole said task forces have released all documents pertain- Images of iceberg-like struc- could have warned U.S. troops been set up to deal with the var- ing to possible exposure of U.S. tures and sheer white patches against blowing up an Iraqi ious problems. forces at Khamisiyah on Jupiter's moon Europa, pro- weapons storage site after the But he insisted that the agen- Walpole also released informa- viding the strongest evidence Persian Gulf War. The site was cy's new Information "does not tion indicating the CIA has not yet that an ocean - and per- later found to have contained contradict previous intelligence been completely clear about haps life -- lie beneath its fro- chemical weapons. warnings" before and after the what it knew when. zen surface. "Intelligence support before, war that Iraq was likely to have One of the dozens of recently Liquid water is an essential during and after the war should had chemical weapons; that the declassified documents given to Ingredient for life. So the pic- have been better," Robert Wal- weapons might not be marked; reporters showed the CIA was tures taken by the unmanned pole told reporters at a rare news and that Iraq did not use chemi- given Information on Feb. 23, Galileo spacecraft during a conference held at the Central cal weapons during the war. 1991, by a U.S. ambassador in the Feb. 20 flyby have scientists Intelligence Agency. He is the Critics of the agency's intel- region. The ambassador's report, more eager than ever to delve CIA's top official on Gulf War ill- ligence reports during the war passed on by a CIA operative, in- beneath the moon's icy shell. ness problems. argue that they came much too cluded the specific map coordi- "If you're looking for an apo- late to help the soldiers who des- nates of the weapons dump, and "It looks as though we found logy that we should have given troyed the Khamisiyah site on said "the location is described as the smoking gun that points at this information out sooner, I'll March 4 and 10, and possibly a chemical weapons facility." this sub-surface ocean," pro- give that apology," Walpole said. March 12, 1991. The agency's While the report did not spe- claimed Michael Carr, a geolo- "We should have gotten it out warning, made public Wednes- cify the name Khamisiyah, Wal- gist with the U.S. Geological sooner." day, was sent on March 6, 1991, pole himself said a simple check Survey in Menlo Park. Some Gulf War veterans insist to intelligence officials at the with a map that could be pur- The pictures are the most de- their medical ailments may be Central Command headquarters chased openly placed the coordi- tailed images Galileo has ever tied to exposure to poisons, pos- in the Gulf. nates near Khamisiyah. made of Europa. sibly sarin gas, at the Khamis- The agency's admissions come However, up until one month "These are really mind- iyah site. as acting Director George Tenet ago, agency officials had insisted blowing pictures," said Rich- Walpole acknowledged the prepares for confirmation hear- that "press reports suggesting ard Terrile, an astronomer at agency was reluctant to share ings next week before the Senate that CIA provided DOD (Defense NASA's Jet Propulsion Labora- some of its most sensitive infor- Intelligence Committee. Department) with intelligence tory. "How often is an ocean mation with other top govern- Last month. Tenet released a identifying Khamisiyah in Fe- discovered? ... There Is very ment officials; had "problems statement saying the agency had brurary 1991 as a suspect CW strong evidence that there is an with multiple databases" that already performed a "vigorous [chemical weapons] storage area ocean here." contained multiple names for a search of all documents" relating are inaccurate. CIA did not iden- The pictures oi icy chunks Associated Press ptactfo single site; and conducted "in- to Gulf War Illness issues and tify Khamisiyah as a possible CW scattered like pottery shards With a painting of Jupiter and the Galileo spacecraft as a back- complete searches of files" that was supporting other govern- facility until 1995, and it was con- provide "the clearest evidence drop, Galileo project scientists talk about recent discoveries on did not go deeply enough into the ment agencies attempting to help firmed in 1996." to date there is liquid water the surface of Jupiter's moon, Europa, at a news conference at Jet and melting close to the sur- Propulsion lab Wednesday. face of Europa," said Torrence Johnson, the Galileo project could be anywhere from one to might be, oceanographer John River communities fight scientist at JPL. But, Johnson 60 mUes thick. Delaney of the University of cautioned, "we have no evi- Washington said that depends dence directly bearing on life." In the 20-mlle-by-25-mile on how much salt and other Europa snapshot, the ice prob- chemicals might be dissolved to decrease floodwaters Can- said the icy blocks, each ably is slightly more than a in it. Salt lowers liquids' freez- about 2 to 4 miles across and mile thick, said Paul Geissler, a ing temperature. The Associated Press resembling Arctic icebergs, University of Arizona plane- appeared to have drifted apart. tary scientist. Delaney said the water on HARWOOD, N.D. - Crews "You can push them back The ice surface is also rela- Europa probably is rich in salt used dynamite on Ice jams clog- together to reconstruct the o- tively young, at about 1 million and other dissolved chemicals ging flood-swollen rivers rlginal pattern," he said. years, said Clark Chapman, a from millennia of interaction Wednesday in an attempt to drain Their movement adds weight planetary scientist with the with rocks and was spiked by backed-up water away from the to scientists' notion that a Southwest Research Institute Incoming comets with the or- Red River Valley before it rises warm watery or slushy layer in Boulder, Colo. ganic molecules necessary for even higher. underlies a frozen crust that Asked how warm the ocean life. Communities along the Minne- sota-North Dakota state line wrestled with overflowing small rivers and girded for the crest of the Red River itself. People's lives already had been GHARITY WEEK BG RADIATOR defined by miles of pooled water and vast sheets of ice, the double CHARITY KICK-OFF [ NOT JUST RAOUTORSt hit of snowmelt-floodlng and a We Are Now brutal weekend blizzard. [ CERTIFIED for A/C REPAIR I RECHARGE "IVe lived in this area all my Kick a soccer ball into the goal to be entered life, so I know what a flood is. But into a raffle and win lots of prizes. •Heater Installation I've never seen anything like [ -Heater Cores this," said Ruby Zvirovski, filling With a large mound of sand waiting behind, Shane Floding. left, April 14, 1997 1-3 p.m. r -Water Pumps sandbags in her driveway near shovels sand into a bag held by Aaron Retterath in Moorehead, Minn. Outside between Student Services and Kriescher. L -Gas Tanks Harwood, 500 yards from the Floodwaters from the nearby Red River are surrounding homes and $1.00 donation to participate. [ • General Auto Repair spreading Red River. closing roads. All proceeds go to charity. r Sales, Installations At Abercrombie, halfway be- and Repair tween Fargo and Wahpeton, jams could raise river levels as downtown from the north- Any questions call 2-7164. C crews twice threw dynamite in m 352-5133 M much as 3 feet. flowing river. an effort to loosen an ice jam that The region's worst flooding in Residents and city employees [ 520 S. MAPLE was stuck in the river like a giant decades started last week when stepped up the pace to add an- >v BOWLING GREEN cork. temperatures hit the 60s, quickly other foot of sandbags to emer- "It didn't do anything," said melting the winter snow that was gency levees elsewhere in town, Richland County Road Supervi- up to twice as deep as normal. while temperatures never sor Harlan Bladow. The explo- Then rain began Friday and warmed past the 20s. sives needed to be put under- turned into a blizzard that piled Randy Naslund left his job at neath or embedded in the ice to up to 2 more feet of snow across 10 a.m. and headed home as soon be effective, but getting It there the prairie. as he heard the revised crest was too dangerous, he said. The blizzard was followed by prediction. Within minutes of Water behind one ice jam at the record cold that turned snow and starting to sandbag his back iLMVERSrrv 4CTMTES ORGAMZAnONl twin towns of Breckenridge, floodwaters into sheets of ice. yard, about 2n volunteers showed Minn., and Wahpeton, N.D., was At Fargo, North Dakota's up to help. expected to rise by as much as 2 largest dry, forecasters raised "I don't know hardly any of 1/2 feet by this weekend. Offi- the projected crest of the Red, these people," he said. cials didn't know when it would expected late Thursday or early Northwestern Minnesota and finally break. Friday, to 39 to 39 1/2 feet - 1 eastern North Dakota cover the "That type of thing decides to 1/2 feet higher than the previous bed of a glacial lake that dis- go when it wants to go," said prediction and about 2 feet above appeared 9,000 years ago. The Calling All National Weather Service the record. rivers that drain it are too young meteorologist Craig Edwards. Flood stage in Fargo is 17 feet, to have carved deep valleys, so Student Filmakers The weather service said ice but permanent dikes protect the floods spread outward. MIDAMMMOR We are now accepting student film NOT MANY submissions that will be shown for APARTMENTS LEFT free in the Gish Film Theater FOR NEXT YEAR!! •Within walking distance of Wednesday, April 23 at 7:00 p.m. campus •Air conditioning •2 bdrm, Furnished or Questions? Call 2-7164 Unfurnished •Gas, Heat, Water included Submissions are due April 18 with rent in the UAO office (330 Union) Call Now!!!! 352-4380 641 Third St. Apt. 4 BG Thursday. 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WORLD Famous Veterans gather in Bataan memorial pilot's The Associated Press the surrender of the Bataan Peninsula to Japan on April 9, BATAAN, Philippines - 1942. flight Hundreds of elderly Filipino "I feel like I need to come and American veterans, some back. I left so many friends with tears in their eyes, joined here," said Richard Francies, retraced memorial services Wednesday 80. of Cleveland, Ohio. for comrades who died In one He listened as Japanese Am- The Associated Press of the most infamous episodes bassador Hiroyuki Yushita ex- of World War II. pressed "unbearable sorrow RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Philippine President Fidel and indescribable remorse" - Stiff headwinds on Wednesday Ramos and ambassadors from grounded a Texas busi- the United States and Japan over those who suffered in Ba- taan. nesswoman seeking to retrace placed wreaths at a monument the round-the-world flight Ame- to the thousands of Filipino and The Philippines, then a U.S. lia Earhart began 60 years ago. American soldiers who died at colony, was among the first San Antonio millionaire Linda Japanese hands during the Ba- targets of Japanese invasion Finch postponed her takeoff taan Death March. after the bombing of Pearl from the Brazilian coastal city of "The suffering of the men Harbor. Overwhelmed by the Natal, about 1,300 miles north- who died here was not in vain," onslaught, American com- east of Rio de Janeiro. U.S. Ambassador Thomas manders in the Manila area de- "She's waiting for headwinds Hubbard said. "It contributed cided to retreat to Bataan, west of less than 15 knots. They were to a better world order." of the capital, believing that about 15 to 20 knots today," Joe Twenty-four Americans U.S. reinforcements would da Silva, a local representative of were among the hundreds of soon be coming. Tbr Associated PrrM United Technology International veterans who attended But the U.S. fleet never President Fidel Ramos, center, leads the wreath-laying ceremony during the observance of the Fall Operations, said by telephone Wednesday's services, mark- came, and the peninsula In- of Bataan yesterday in Mt. Samat, 53 miles west of Manila. With Ramos is Japanese Ambassador from Natal. ing the start of the march and stead turned Into a trap • Hiroyuki Yushita, left, and American Ambassador Thomas Hubbard, foreground. That may not be too strong a wind for today's planes, but Finch is flying a restored Lock- heed Electra 10E, a duplicate of Earhart's twin-engine propeller Over 100 Mexican children contract Hepatitis A plane. And her next stop is across the Atlantic Ocean in St. Louis, in The Associated Press However, the cases appear to what caused the hepatitis cases were detected at one pre-school, cation that the Tamaulipas cases the West African nation of Sene- have peaked between late Febru- in Mexico, Oscar Recio Flores, and that measures to prevent the had any connection. gal, 13 hours and 1,727 nautical MEXICO CITY - More than ary and early March, one month director of the Tamaulipas state spread of the Infection have been miles away. Health authorities have ruled 100 Mexican children have con- before the U.S. outbreak affected Fourth Health District, told No- taken. "A strong wind would leave her out contaminated drinking water tracted hepatitis A, the same 160 students and teachers in timex. His office, contacted by very little safety time, less than as the source of the Mexican strain that caused an outbreak of Michigan, according to the re- The Associated Press, said he The U.S. outbreak is believed an hour," da Silva said. "The cases, after finding adequate the disease In Michigan, the port carried by Notlmex. was not available for comment. to be linked to frozen strawber- preoccupation is that she'll fight government news agency re- ries contaminated with the hepa- chlorination levels in water sup- headwinds all the way and not get ported Wednesday. Investigators are not yet sure He said seven of the 108 cases titis virus, but there was no indi- plies at area schools. there." Supplies needed for repairs M:\VMAN HOUSING White Water Rafting Student Housing Come White Water Rafting at arrive on Mir space station Close to Campus North American River Runners Summer 6 week leases Hico, West Virginia The Associated Press over the Russians' failure to de- The failure of the main oxygen- I $35 dollars per week I April 26-27 liver on time a critical piece of generating system is undoubted- $95-Bursarabi9 MOSCOW ~ Fuel, fire extin- the new international space ly serious. NASA calls it critical, guishers and spare parts have station. The potential for danger noting the station is using backup Semester leases $ 850 Leave April 26 @ 9:30 a.m. arrived at the aging Mir space to their astronaut also heightens systems both to generate oxygen per semester Return April 27 @ 10 p.m. station, allowing an American as- feelings over the situation and to clean the air of carbon aboard Mir. tronaut and two Russian cosmon- dioxide. They are concerned that I Call Julie at Newman $95-Bursarable auts to repair the systems that al- The Russians are eager to there was only an eight- to nine- Trip includes: Camping overnight and 5 hours ot white low them to breathe. protect their reputation. Space in day supply of canisters for the I Housing: 354-2191 , water rafting with a meal. NASA says the repairs are general and the space station in carbon dioxide system before the Sign-up in the UAO Office, critical, but the Russians, eager particular are one of the few cargo ferry arrived with more. 330 Union For more info, call 2-2343 to protect the image of their technical areas in which the Rus- In the few statements they space program, have portrayed sians remain among the world's have made, Russians have them as less serious. best. stressed that the backup systems Mir has had a rash of bad luck NASA tends to be open about are working fine, and the station in the last 1 1/2 months: a fire in its programs and the lives of the has a two-month supply of oxy- February, followed by the failure astronauts in space. Russians gen. Its cosmonauts are planning of the main oxygen system and a conduct their space program on a to remain aboard until August. partial power outage caused by more military footing, with a Even if all goes wrong, the trouble with the system that minimum of openness and a crew can always evacuate the keeps the station pointed in the focus on technical issues. station and use the attached right direction. The Feb. 23 fire is a prime ex- Soyuz capsule to return to Earth. Last week, the primary system ample. Russians described it to purge carbon dioxide over- NASA astronaut Jerry first as a "micro-fire" that Linenger, the fourth American to heated, forcing crew members to caused no damage and was rely on a backup air purification live on Mir, is supposed to return doused in seconds. NASA later to Earth in mid-May. NASA offi- system. At the time, they were said it was bad enough to fill the trying to fix a problem that sent cials have said that if they are station with smoke. not comfortable that the Mir is the temperature in the main liv- The. Progress-34 ship that ing module soaring to an un- performing well, they may de- docked Tuesday with Mir cide not to replace him. comfortable 86 degrees. brought three fire extinguishers The 11-year-old orbiting space Linenger expresses confidence to replace those used to put out in the station. station was only designed to last the fire, the ITAR-Tass news five years. agency said. NASA said it also "I feel safe up here," Linenger The accidents come at a time of brought sealant to fix pinhole- said in a recent interview with deep tension between the space sized punctures in the coolant The Associated Press. "It's not agencies of Russia and the pipes of the air purification like I stay up at night thinking United States. NASA is angry system. what might go wrong."

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Brandon Wray Entertainment Editor Entertainment 372-2603 Tea Leoni discusses tabloids, yoga Entertainment The Associated Press The 30-year-old Leoni, who pronounces her first name TAV- It's a typically sunny day In Los uh, also has her other foot on the firsts recalled Angeles, but you wouldn't know big screen. She scored high that by looking at Tea Leoni. marks with last year's "Flirting 10 years ago: Frank Sinatra The actress Is walking around with Disaster," and she begins The Associated Press CBS Studio Center in the San taping a Steven Spielberg film, joined his wife, Gregory Peck, Fernando Valley, her lithe body "Deep Impact," this summer. Entertainment highlights Sammy Davis Jr. and Bob draped in a long, black wool coat In "The Naked Truth," Leoni during the week of April 13-19: Hope for a telethon that raised and a scarf wrapped around her plays Nora Wilde, whose new 60 years ago: Daffy Duck more than $350,000 for the Barbara Sinatra Children's neck. boss (George Wendt) at the ta- made his debut in the Warner Center. Sinatra sang several It's a cold, she says in her mon- bloid decides to make her an ad- Bros.' cartoon "Porky's Duck otone voice in between sniffles vice columnist instead of a Hunt." songs, including "The Lady Is Back in her dressing room, she camera-toting paparazzo. 45 years ago: Edward R. a Tramp" and "New York, leans back on the couch. Her 1. Do you ever read tabloids? Murrow's "See It Now" TV New York," during the five- short, blond hair, as usual, is dis- Leoni: If I were to say I didn't, program was the first to show hour telethon at Palm Desert, heveled, her angular face you know and I know I'd be lying. a movie being made: Samuel Calif. makeup-free to expose her many They're so conveniently located Goldwyn's "Hans Christian Five years ago: "Cheers" freckles. by the register at most all Andersen." and "The Simpsons" were the two most frequently watched She's thankful that it's a Mon- grocery stores, even the best.... I 40 years ago: Buddy Knox, shows among college students, day. That means no taping and no don't think people should read who was in the Army Reserve, cameras, just a table read for her the tabloids so that they can began six months of active according to poll results in TV sitcom, "The Naked Truth." know the hard, true facts. If The duty. His hit at the time was Guide. "The Cosby Show" was The series has performed well New York Times is dinner, the "Party Doll," which had just in third place, followed by "Beverly Hills 90210" and since a re-vamped version of the tabloids might just be dessert, hit the No. 2 spot on the U.S. "Saturday Night Live." original ABC series began airing and they should be taken with charts, selling over a million One year ago: New York on NBC in January. And how can that same sort of passivity and copies. it not? It's benefiting from the cheer. 35 years ago: Walter Cron- radio show host Don Imus received the broadcasting in- cushiest time slot in television, in 2. What does yoga do for you? kite succeeded Douglas Ed- between ratings kings "Seinfeld" wards as anchorman of "The dustry's highest honor - the Leoni: It's real relaxing, and I Hall of Fame award As part of and "ER." CBS Evening News." like to do it with Jethro Tull. I the honor, Imus was inducted But the series' 13-episode run AllocUlrd Pr«i photo 30 years ago: The Rolling don't like doing yoga without mu- into the National Association ends with a final installment on sic. You're dying in these poses, Tea Leoni stars in the NBC sitcom "The Naked Truth." The series' Stones played their first con- May 21. After that, its existence cert behind the Iron Curtain, of Broadcasters' Hall of Fame. you need some music that gets 13-episode run is coining to an end. It runs one more time on May 21 Among the past Inductees: is up to network executives. you psyched. at 8 p.m. Its existence after that is up to network executives. In Warsaw, Poland, at the Pal- ace of Culture. Police, using Edward R Murrow, Walter batons and tear gas, had to Wlnchell and Larry King. FEMMES break up a crowd of several The original members KISS thousand people. announced they were reunit- Continued from page one. concert site, Howard said. versity, this show is selling well. had a steady schedule of con- 25 years ago: Francis Ford ing for a worldwide tour. Gene "Once you get a reputation go- The University really hasn't certs. One year they had nine Coppola's "The Godfather," Simmons, Ace Frehley, Peter and we worked on trying to get ing for having success with a had many concerts recently, and acts, including the Doobie Broth- starring Marlon Brando, Al Criss and Paul Stanley ap- them, but we weren't able to f ina- show, it will be easier to bring in part of the reason for that is eco- ers, Bob Seger and other acts Pacino, Diane Keaton, James peared in New York in the lize things with them." acts in the future," Howard said. nomics and the makeup of stu- that were popular at the time. Caan and Robert Duvall, pre- ghoulish makeup that made The Violent Femmes placed "I really do think in the future we dents that are here, said Gregg If the Femmes show is suc- miered. The film won Oscars them famous to announce the high in the poll and would l>e will be able to continue to bring DeCrane, dean of students. cessful, the University will begin for best picture, best actor start of a two-year tour. available to play. The Femmes ■n acts if this is successful, and exploring opportunities for more (Brando) and best screenplay. And Jerry Garcia's family were also in the price range the so far it looks like it will be." concerts on campus in the near and friends read a poem and DeCrane said the size of venue And The Royal Scots Dra- University could afford. They Daniel said that the show will that the University has was more future, according to Howard. tossed flowers into the water goon Guards topped the will be paid $20,000 for the show, be considered successful if they attractive in the past to bands as they scattered most of his British charts with their bag- according to Scheilbaum. sell out at least 75 percent of the because it was about the same Some of the possibilities are a ashes into the San Francisco Another obstacle, according to house. At press time there were size as any other, places like Sav- fall festival and more shows pipe-dominated version of Bay. A small portion had been Daniel, was finding a time when about 1.500 tickets left unsold out age Hall at the University of spread throughout the year in "Amazing Grace," eclipsing scattered in the Ganges River Anderson Arena was not being of the 4,000 that went on sale, so Toledo were not built yet. More places like the Lenhart Grand the definitive version by Judy in India 11 days earlier. Gar- used for athletic events. The they are approaching that num- bands were touring then, and the Ballroom. Those shows would cia died of a heart attack at arena was used most Wednes- ber. Collins, which had peaked at cost of tickets was not out- feature smaller, on-the-rise No. 5 a year earlier. age 53. days and Saturdays until March, Howard said that based on rageous, DeCrane added. national acts for targeted audi- and Anderson is not known as a ticket sales history at the Uni- In the 1970s, the University ences, Howard said. &®toB&®$ttte*^W^ ENVIRONMENTAL CAREER WORKSHOP Saturday April 19 095 Overman 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. yufefe/rite &DaM The workshop is free & open to the public. Pizza will be served for lunch. 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Niemet boosts Falcons over Ball State □ First baseman Bob Game two saw Niemet single to left field off of Travis Minix, giv- "7 was seeing the ball Niemet keys two impor- ing BG a 6-5 win in the ninth. tant Falcon wins "What can you say about Bob real well, and I was Niemet?" said Falcon head coach fortunate enough to against Ball State. Danny Schmitz. "He's a guy that thrives on pressure situations. get a few of them to ByJIMTOCCO Obviously, being the quarterback drop." The BG News in football doesnt hurt." Bowling Green ace Andy Smith Bob Niemet Two-sport athlete Bob Niemet went the distance for the Falcons Canoon Smith Falcon first baseman won a pair of crucial conference in game one, allowing just two games for the Falcon baseball earned runs and scattering five eluded two doubles and an early team Wednesday afternoon. hits over eight innings. Smith home run in the first game. His ball real well, and I was fortunate Niemet went 5-f or-9 on the day, struck out six and walked just team-leading batting average enough to get a few of them to driving in both game-winning one. now stands at ,389. drop." runs, both in extra Innings. His "We got some great pitching But the day belonged to The win vaults the Falcons up performance helped the Falcons, today," Schmitz said. "Andy Niemet. the MAC standings, and is ex- now 5-3 in conference play, beat Smith came out and set the tone In the second game, the Fal- tremely Important against a team Mid-American Conference in the first game." cons trailed 1-0 in the fourth in- with the stature of Ball State. leader Ball State (now 6-3). Smith's record climbs to 5-1, ning before Niemet clubbed a "Everyone came out and just Niemet, who also stole two and his season ERA stands at two-run homer to left field. His played a great game," Niemet bases on the day, found himself 1.40. third home run of the year gave said. "This was real important. in similar situations both times - Joe Holland added a strong the Falcons the lead. Niemet We kind of struggled against performance In the second game, BC Ntwi Photo by Jeremy Martin two outs in the bottom half of the would do it again with two outs in Miami, so it was real important to inning and two men on base. toiling 5 1-3 innings and allowing the last of the seventh, when he come out and get the job done." First baseman Bob Niemet provided just enough punch for the Falcons In game one, a double over Ball three runs. He struck out eight singled in Cannon to send the Right fielder Jason Blanken- to gain two games on Ball State. State center fielder Justin Love's batters. game to extra frames. ship and shortstop Drew Niles head knocked in Brian Cannon Brian Cannon once again Then, with a hard-dropping added three hits each for the Fal- for a 4-3 Falcon victory in the rocked opposing pitching for two liner to short left field, he sealed cons in the second game. eighth inning. The hit came off of multi-hit games, making it three the win. Jeff Hundley earned his third Cardinal reliever Sam McCon- games in a row with more than "It was a good performance," win of the season, pitching a per- nell. one base knock. These hits in- Niemet said. "I was seeing the fect two-thirds of an inning. Track rides high into Tennessee

□ Thirteen Falcon to Improve its performances as calmer. well as try to qualify athletes for "We are hoping the weather Is track athletes are pre- the NCAA's. Three of the best going to be around 60 degrees or MEN'S TRACK paring to strut their stuff opportunities for NCAA qualifi- so," Sink said. "It would really £ in Tennessee's Sea cation will be in the cases of uplift the athletes' spirits if the sprinters Rah'Sheen Clay and weather is good." Dan Flaute's great distance Ray Relays. Darren Braddix and shot putter This meet Is a step up from the running lately earned him a spot Adam Rose. Northwest Invitational that was in the 5,000-meter run. Craig By TOD McCLOSKEY "Our athletes will rise to the hosted in Bowling Green. Better Nleset will test his wings with the BG Newt Phot* by Jeremy Martin the 8 G News occasion," Sink said. "They need performances will be expected 800-meter run. Jim Weckesser Switch-hitter Drew Niles is leading the team in home runs with four. to show that they can compete from everyone on the Bowling will hurdle over water holes and After an impressive and confi- with better athletes and in bigger Green team. Along with big ex- barriers in the steeplechase. dence-building Northwest Ohio meets." pectations comes pressure to Invitational, the Bowling Green Clay, who was named Mid- perform, though the Falcons Todd Black, an assistant coach men's track team is looking for American Conference track ath- seem very relaxed and ready to on the team, decided to run the Netters to visit bigger fish to fry. Thirteen of the lete of the week, will look to run go. 1,500-meter run after his last best Falcons will glide to Tennes- wild at Tennessee with five races performace at the Northwest In- see for the Sea Ray Relays. scheduled In two days. "Some people have a hard time vitational. former mentor "This is completely different "I feel that I didn't do well with these meets, but this year is "Todd's ready to step it up and than the Northwest meet," coach there last year," Clay said. "I'm different," Sink said. "If one or has a chance to win the event," □ The Falcons hope The Falcons have won seven Sid Sink said. "Sea Ray Relays is looking forward to competing two people do good, then others Sink said. of their last nine matches, and a national-caliber meet and con- against some good runners." just seem to follow." to send a message to view the weekend matches as tains some of the best athletes in While the Falcons battled In the sprints, the all-important Distance events start Thurs- Ball State Friday be- an opportunity to make a the country." through tough winds and rain in 1600-meter and 400-meter relays day, while Friday holds all other statement to the rest of the With the outdoor season just their last meet, the Sea Ray Re- will showcase the Falcons soar- open events and Saturday will, fore squaring off with lays look to be much warmer and conference. underway, Bowling Green wants ing speed. contain all relays. their former coach "These are definitely mes- Saturday. sage matches," senior Joel Tennan said. "If we can knock By RYAN JOHNSON off Ball State, it will show Indians' Mesa found not guilty The BG News Miami what we're capable of." The Cardinals (7-9, 34) are The Associated Press When the Bowling Green currently ranked eighth in the men's tennis players travel lo Midwest region, and are led by CLEVELAND - Jose Mesa Western Michigan on Satur- sophomore Juan Fernandez. shed tears of joy and relief day, they'll be seeing an old "Ball State is one of the top Wednesday as he was acquitted friend in a new surrounding. two teams in the league, prob- of all charges in his rape trial, Western Michigan is cur- ably even with Miami," BG but his legal problems aren't rently coached by Dave coach Jay Harris said. "This is over yet. Morin, who skippered Bowling another shot to defeat a great A jury cleared the Cleveland Green the team." Indians pitcher of one count of past five While Ball Slate is a tall or- rape, two counts of gross sexual seasons. The der for BG, Western Michigan imposition and one count of theft. match will is a squad that the Falcons feel Mesa still must stand trial on a be the first they have the potential to dom- charge of carrying a concealed for the Fal- inate. weapon. con men The match against the A hearing in the second trial is against their Broncos has been circled on scheduled for Thursday morn- former the Falcons' calendar all year, ing, with jury selection to begin coach. as the team hopes to play well Monday. Mesa could receive up The Fal- against the coach that re- to 18 months in prison if convict- cons (&6,1-1 Harris cruited the majority of the ed, said his attorney, Gerald Mid-American Conference) current Falcon squad. Messerman. travel to Muncie, Ind. to "Everyone wants to beat On Wednesday, however, Mesa square off with perennial Western Michigan," Terman and his wife, Mirla, didn't try to MAC powerhouse Ball State said. contain their emotions after on Friday before descending Morin was the BG men's clearing their first legal hurdle. to Kalamazoo, Mich to do tennis coach from 1991-96 be- They both wept as the acquittal business with the Broncos on verdicts were read. Asaacttfed Prell pl»t* Saturday. • See TENNIS, page ten. "God [caused] the jury to do A relieved Jose Mesa smiled from ear to ear as he left the court room. Mesa was cleared on one count of • See MESA, page ten. rape and two counts of gross sexual imposition. BGSU Softball IAGSU Women's Tennis Friday, April 11 th vs. Western Michigan Friday, April 11 tit (Doubleheader) Boll State 2:00 pm |&:00p.m| tOtflGH?-- Saturday, April 12th vs. Saturday;, Rpri112th FUND RAISER Western Michigan vs. Western Michigan for the (Doubleheader) 12:00 pm at 1:00p.m. HUMANE Games at BGSU Softball Diamond SOCIETY Sat., April 12th Falcon Tent opening at 11:30 a.m. So;., npnl 12th ^-ilcon Tent opening ot 11:30 a.m. Students admitted FREE Students admitted fHCC 19 and Over Every Night I ' I I ; I page eight The BG News Thursday, April 10. 1997

GOLF Golf starts up second season, King meets young prince: striving for better spring results Faldo and Woods paired up □ BG is getting the Last week Golf The Associated Press chievous grin, knowing full tle, and Phil Mlckelson, with 10 spring season under well Nlcklaus won 20. "Do you victories already, are two Last week, the Falcon women NOTEBO twenty-something guys over- way on the links. dropped into Bloom ington for the AUGUSTA Ga. - What bet- get my gist?" ter way to start this Masters If Woods takes the Masters, shadowed by Woods' sudden Indiana Invitational. The tour- William burst on the scene. nament was played on the par 73, than to have Nick Faldo, the he would be the youngest By WILLIAM SANDERSON best golfer of his generation, And a rebound by Greg IU Golf Course. Bowling Green Sanderson champion in the history of the The BC News paired with Tiger Woods, the Norman from his collapse of came in 15th out of the 17-team BG News event, two years younger than Sportswriter best golfer of the next genera- Seve Ballesteros and Nicklaus. last year would forever estab- The Bowling Green Falcon golf field, shooting a 697. That is one lish an already considerable more stroke than they had in the tion. The fact that players rarely teams are getting the spring por- What better way to show the reputation as one of the most Wellman Invitational. win in only their third try at tion of their season under way. overlapping of history than to resilient athletes in the history The Ohio State Buckeyes both As far as the team was con- the Masters, where knowledge The Falcon women have already have Faldo, the winner of six of any sport. had a couple of tournaments. The came in first as a team and cerned. Miller looked on the posi- of the course means so much, major championships In 10 seems to be of no concern to "I think Greg's going to be men will compete in their first boasted the top individual finish- tive side. years, going head to head with Woods. up there," Mlckelson said tournament on this Monday. er of the tournament. The Buck- "They could have been better," Woods, the winner of the last "I dont care what anyone about who the contenders are The Falcon golf teams are eyes had a total of 623 strokes, 74 Miller continued. "We struggled Saturday, but made a comeback three U.S. Amateur champion- else says - as always," Woods this week. "I think Faldo is go- coached by fifth-year head coach strokes less than the Falcons, ing to be up there. I think Jessica Luciuk had rounds of 78 of 21 strokes on Sunday." ships. said. "I Just came here to win. Todd B runs ink. The only thing that could be Tiger's going to do well, too. and 73 for a tournament-winning I'll try to be as patient as pos- better would be to have them total of 151. sible." Women's spring break trip paired together in a Sunday Bowling Green, like the pre- Upcoming tournaments He said playing here twice as Did I mention him?" shootout for the 61st Masters an amateur and having won on Mlckelson's Joking reference During spring break, the wom- vious week, had a tie for the top title. Maybe, Just maybe, that Is the PGA Tour gives him a con- to Woods as an afterthought en took a trip south and played in team finish Shawna Weaver and This weekend, BG golf has two the collision of coincidence tournaments on tap. Saturday fidence rare in a 21-year-old. indicates how much is expect- the Wellman Collegiate Invita- Kate Kolesnik finished in a dead- Augusta National has to offer lock with scores of 171, 20 and Sunday, the women's team is "I'm tournament tough now," ed of Woods in his first Mas- tional in Johnsonville. S.C. The this year. Woods said. "I feel comforta- ters as a pro. Falcons came In ninth place out strokes behind the eventual win- scheduled to travel to University Park, Pa., for the Lady Lion This tournament, this course, ble just because It's my third of 12 teams, with 696 total ner. Weaver shot an 89 and an 82. which seems to play a game of Spring Invitational. The tourna- time here. You know what to To find a pairing as much of strokes. Kolesnik had an 87 and an 84. can-you-top-thls with itself, "I need to work on my short ment will be hosted by Perm expect." a signpost of the passing of one Junior Amy Miller and senior gets going with an extraordin- Surely the tens of thousands Shawna Weaver tied for 34th game," Miller said. "It's really State. era into another you'd have to been letting me down. Last week ary pairing that begs for a se- of people who will be following go back to the 1960 U.S. Open place, providing the highest Fal- quel, the traditional pairing of I had 41 putts, when you really The men will finally start their Faldo and Woods in a first- at Cherry Hills near Denver. con finish Miller shot rounds of the defending champion with round pairing made in a golf 86 and 84, while Weaver had want around 37. My long game Is spring season Monday, when Paired in the final 36 holes of fine, but I need to work on my they will head down 1-75 for the the U.S. Amateur winner. fan's dream will be hoping for that tournament were 47-year- scores of 87 and 83 to tie at a final If Faldo wins this year, only a Matchup II, III and IV. score of 170. short game." Xavier Invitational in Cincinnati. old Ben Hogan and 20-year-old Jack Nlcklaus, Bobby Jones, This tournament, known for Jack Nlcklaus. Nicklaus fin- HOCKEY Walter Hagen, Ben Hogan, its stirring finishes inevitably ished second to Arnold Palmer Gary Player, Arnold Palmer decided over the final nine and his play prompted Hogan and Tom Watson will have won holes, gets started with a first to say: "I played with a kid to- more major championships. 18 that matches one of the best day who should have won this Lindros suspended, fined for It's a place in history he tacticians to play the game tournament by 10 strokes." wants very badly. with perhaps the most physi- Woods, with three victories "You think of a player, you cally gifted player ever. In 14 tournaments since turn- two high-sticking incidents think of Nicklaus and ask how Certainly there are others to ing pro, has emerged with as many tournaments he won and consider at the Masters this much flash as Nlcklaus 35 The Associated Press Trailing 2-1 at the time, the you cant think of it," Faldo year. Tom Lehman has the years ago. Faldo, meanwhile, is Rangers scored twice while lin- said. "But you all know how game and the desire to win. at the peak of his skills, playing PHILADELPHIA - Eric lin- dros was in the box to turn many majors he won. It was 14 Steve Elkington is on a roll. as well as he did when he won dros was suspended for two around the game. wasn't it?" he said with a mis- Emle Els, with a U.S. Open ti- five majors from 1987-92. games and fined $2,000 on Lindros then punctuated his Wednesday for two high-sticking frustration at the end of the game incidents in Monday's 3-2 loss to by cross-checking Samuelsson in the New York Rangers. the chin, opening a gash that took FOOTBALL Lindros, the Flyers' best 15 stitches to close. player, will miss Thursday's re- lindros, who had never been match against the Rangers In suspended In his five-year NHL Philadelphia and then sit out Sat- career before Wednesday, has Cleveland contractors scared urday night's game at Montreal. learned to keep his composure, He will return for Sunday's regu- and is willing to let others fight lar-season finale against New his battles - assuming he has by potential excavation costs Jersey, the team the Flyers are teammates willing to do so. When none do, it's Lindros' nature to chasing in the Eastern Confer- The Associated Press Richard Goettle Inc., a Cincinnati the Job because it placed too ence points race. take matters into his own hands. In the offseason, the Flyers pilings company that In- much of the burden for environ- The Flyers need to win all CLEVELAND - The city has vestigated bidding for the Job. mental problems on contractors. three games to be assured of fin- brought in three enforcers - Daniel Lacroix, Dan Kordic and received only one bid to excavate But the only company that They also said the specifica- ishing as the top seed in the East. the site of its stadium project be- submitted a bid, Independence tions for the Job contained only "What the league ruled is what Scott Daniels - with the idea that somebody would stand up for cause some contractors were Excavating Inc., said it checked sketchy information about the we have to live with," Flyers scared off by the potential cost of the site and determined that most content of the soil at the site. The general manager Bob Clarke said lindros, but that didn't happen against the Rangers. cleaning up contamination. of it is not contaminated. The city offered results of four soil Wednesday. "Well Just go about The site was a landfill from company did Independent soil borings It conducted, several of our business and try to win our Lindros Still, lindros didn't blame the 1890 to 1929, and is thought to borings and "basically satisfied which had evidence of hydrocar- last three games." of Churia "reckless and danger- Flyers' tough guys. "Toughness contain demolition debris, steel ourselves as to the nature of what bons and a fuel odor, the news- The suspension, announced by ous," adding, "It is clear that his comes from the entire team," he slag and dredgings from the was out there," said Mike Or- paper reported. the NHL on Wednesday, stems actions against Mr. Churia were said. "It's Important to play Cuyahoga River, The Plain lando, chief engineer. "The conditions were such that from the two double-minor pen- not defensive in nature." tough as a team." Dealer reported today. Fuel oil Independence is in line to se- it made It very difficult for us to alties Lindros received during Burke said the shot lindros Team toughness was one of the has shown up in soil borings. cure a $12.6 million contract, bid," said Harley Cohen, chief es- the game. He broke the nose of gave Samuelsson was "more of a big topics at a team meeting Cleveland Stadium was built on which the city Is expected to a- timator for Martin Enterprises Shane Churls with one high-stick, defensive action than offense. Wednesday morning before the the site and stood there until It ward. The bid Is slightly below Inc. of Cleveland. "We didn't then cut Ulf Samuelsson's Up Nonetheless, this type of conduct team's practice in suburban Phil- was demolished earlier this year the city's moat recent estimated want to deal with the hazardous with another one late in the can not be tolerated." adelphia. to make way for a new football cost. material." game. Samuelsson needed lindros, who mlnsed 28 games stadium. The contract calls for remov- several stitches to close the cut. After the practice, but before Orlando said Independence earlier this year with various in- Contractors said there was too ing .150,000 cubic yards of dirt was given no more information Lindros, with 31 goals and 46 juries, has a dramatic Impact on the suspension, both lindros and great of a risk of cleanup ex- assists in 51 games, spoke earlier coach Terry Murray said the from the site. If even 50,000 cu- than what the other potential the Flyers. Over his five years in penses gouging their profits, bic yards is contaminated - and in the day on the possibility of Flyers won't stand by if the bidders received. Orlando said Philadelphia, they are 34-39-8 even though the city Increased must be dumped In a hazardous league action. Rangers, a potential playoff op- Independence supplemented the without him in the lineup. the amount It would pay for haz- waste landfill - the disposal costs city's information with results of "It's an isolated Incident," he After taking a number of hits ponent, go after their best ardous waste removal and dis- said. "It happened once. I never alone could hit $3.5 million, said 40 test holes the company dug on he felt were illegal but weren't players. posal from $100,000 to $500,000 swung my stick before. I never Joe Friscone, vice president of three separate days. . called penalties against the one week before bids were due. Maintenance Unlimited Inc. of attempted to hurt anybody and Rangers, lindros went after "If they're going to go out "There's not a reasonable con- have never been suspended for Strongsvtile. "If there is any contamination, Churia In the second period, against Johnny (LeClair) and I, tractor alive who would assume Friscone and other contractors our thinking is based on our in- anything." taking a four-mlnute high- well then we'll then let's go after the risk for a site like that," said NHL vice president Brian Interviewed by The Plain Dealer vestigation that It will be mini- sticking penalty when he broke Leetch and Gretzky," lindros Doug Keller, vice president of said they were afraid to bid for mal," Orlando said. Burke termed lindros' high-stick the Ranger tough guy's nose. said.

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Grif- Dine In or Carry Out Mariners outfielder Ken Griffey, Jr. avoids a pickoff tag in yesterday's 11-1 Seattle victory. Griffey fey scored twice and now leads crossed the plate twice to extend his major-league leading run total to 14. the majors with 14 runs this season. BOXING- CAFE "Good Cookin' - Cowboy Style" Tyson postpones rematch due to gash 353-CALL The Associated Press Open 11:00-3:00 Mon.-Sat., and Friday nights 'til 9:00 "It isn't going to deter 109 Noah Main Street, Downtown Bowling Green, OH LAS VEGAS - Evander Holy- field had to wait five years to him from beating beat Mike Tyson after their first Mike Tyson again. fight was postponed. So a 56-day delay didn't look so bad this time He's just going to around. have to do it a little Ruth Ruth "It Isn't going to deter him from beating Mike Tyson again," later." Holyfield's attorney, Jim Tho- Jim Harris on Epitaph Records is ploying mas, said. "He's Just going to Holyfield's attorney Howard's have to do It a little later." Tyson was forced to postpone Sunday, April 13th his scheduled May 3 rematch to clean up some other aspects in at 10.00 PM CostU00 with Holyfleld on Tuesday after my life that have been going on." a cut suffered last month on a Tyson declined to be specific, head butt In sparring refused to saying it was "nothing that needs heal. to be aired in public at this time." Now, the two fighters are He denied rumors circulating scheduled to meet June 28 at the out of his training camp that he MGM Grand Garden for the hadn't been preparing properly WBA heavyweight title that Ho- for the fight. "Kflte© lyf ield won by stopping Tyson in "I don't know where you •Learn how to mix drinks a shocking upset last November. received that information from. •Tips on how to be a good bartender "What can I do? These things I'm in great shape, perhaps the happen," said Tyson, a mark best ever," he said. 21 untl over clearly visible on his left eye. "I'm prepared to fight at this Ypril 14 9-11 I'M Indeed they do in boxing, al- moment," Tyson said, flanked by $10/ Over 21 IIIVWSUT'S though they seem to happen to King, Markman and other mem- $7/ Under 21 Tyson more often than to other bers of his entourage. "I'm just ,S1()-- litirsumblc fighters. following the instructions of the Sign-up before I'ndcrSI Ever since his first fight with doctors." April lo 7-!)l'M Prank Bruno was postponed It was not the same cut that April 11 12-7164 nearly a decade ago, Tyson has Tyson sustained in the fifth HA 1003 for more postponed a total of seven fights round of his Nov. 9 fight with Ho- at 330 Union J>7 -- Hiirs;iral)lc info. for various reasons. It marked lyfield, although it was in the the second time he had postponed same area, Markman said. AuacUtcd Pr«M pk«« a fight with Holyfield, who he Tyson declined to name the was originally set to meet in 1991 sparring partner who originally Former heavyweight dump Mike Tyson has been forced to postpone before suffering bruised ribs. caused the injury with a head another fight with Evander Holyfield. This time, it was a head butt in butt during a session in which Holyfield in Houston, where he Tyson also postponed a fight sparring March 17 that first cut Tyson was wearing protective was training. with Buster Mathis Jr. in Tyson around his left eye. He had headgear. "Evander just said, 'I guess I November 1995 after suffering a it stitched up and stopped spar- "He'll take it too personal," have to wait a little longer,'" broken thumb. ring for two weeks, but reopened Tyson said. "He took it really Thomas said. "He's a remarkable Tyson came to Las Vegas two the cut last Wednesday in an- hard when it happened." human being who accepts things weeks ago to begin his final other sparring session. Speaking of his rematch with the way they are better than al- round of training for the fight, rtWA Plastic surgeon Barry Mark- Holyfield, Tyson said he does not most anyone I've ever known." which is a rematch of the upset man used 10-12 stitches to sew it "waste time on any personal Thomas said Holyfield, who scored by Holyfield when he up again, but after the cut began grudges. This Is my Job, the way has been in training since Febru- stopped Tyson in the 11th round bleeding again Monday, the May I make my living." ary, was meeting with his of their November fight. 3 fight was in Jeopardy. 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Mets at Los Angeles, (n) TiMsday-s Garnet Seattle 11. Cleveland 1 (".olden State 28 48 568 24 Pittsburgh at San Diego, (n) Pittsburgh 3, Boston 1 Baltimore at Kansas City, (n) y-clinched division title Only names scheduled New Jersey 2 Tampa Bay 2 tie N.Y. Yankees at Anaheim, (n) x clinched playoff berth Thursday's Games Detroit 3, Calgary 2, OT Thursday's Games We.ua day's Games Wednesday's Games Minnesota (Robertson 1-0) at Detroit Montreal (P.Martinez 0-0) at St. Louis Atlanta 116. Philadelphia 101 Ottawa 5, Hartford 4 (Blairl 1), 1 05 p.m. (Morris 00). 1:35 pm Charlotte 136, Boston 111 Montreal 3, NY Islanders 1 Texas (Witt 04)) at Milwaukee (Karl O1 or Florida (Fernandez 1-0) at Chicago Cubs Utah 101,1. A Lakers 89 Florida 4, New Jersey 2 rrAmico OO), 2:05 p rn (Castillo0-1), 220pm Chicago 86. Indiana 80 St. Louis 1, ChicagoO Toronto (Guzman 1-0) at Chicago White Cincinnati (Morgan 0-0) at Colorado Thurseay'l Games Dallas 3, Toronto 2 Sox (Baldwin 04), 205 pm. (Wright 1-0). 5:05 p. m Orlando at Toronto, 7 p m San Jose 4. Colorado 1 Baltimore (Erickson 1-0) at Kansas City Houston (Holt 0-0) at Atlanta (Smoltz 1-1), Chicago at New York. 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Edmonton (n) (Belcher 1-0). ftOS p.m. Milwaukee at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Vancouver (n) Units still available for fall '97 Only games scheduled 7:40 pm. Only games scheduledFriday's Games Detroit at Miami, 7:30 p.m Los Angeles at Anaheim (n) Friday1! Games San Diego at Philadelphia, 3:05 p.m. Seattle at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Oakland at NY Yankees, IflSpm R.E. Management Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 3 20 pm Vancouver at Houston, 830 p.m. Buffalo at Boston, 7:30 pm Seattle st Boston, 1:05p.m. Montreal at Colorado, 5:05p.m. Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. NY Rangers at Philadelphia. 7.30 p.m Anaheim at Cleveland. 1:05p.m. "Quality Off-Campus Housing" Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7:05 pm Minnesota at L A Clippers, 10:30 p.m Montreal at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Detroit. 3 05 p m Florida at Cincinnati, 735 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 10:30 p.m Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m Toronto at Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento, 1030 p.m. Toronto at St. Louis, 8.30 p.m •841 Eighrh Sr. • 840/850 Sixth 5r. Houston at St. I /RUN. M 0.5 p in Texas at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Friday's Games Only games scheduled Friday's Gamrs •Monville Ave •Campus Manor Minnesota at Kansas City. 8-05 pm. Cleveland at Boston. 7 pm Hartford at NY. Islanders, 7:30 p.m Atlanta at Indiana. 7 p.m Tampa Bay at NY. Rangers, 7:30 p m •825 Third Sr. «313 N. Main New Jersey at Washington, 7:30 p.m Boston at New Jersey, 7:30 p. m TENNIS Charlotte at Detroit, 8 p.m Pittsburgh at Florida, 7:30 p.m. CHECK OUT OUR SUMMER RATES Continued from page seven. ingful weekend for Terman, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, K .10 p.m. Ottawa at Detroit. 7:30 pm who has a chance to break Houston at Utah, 9 p.m Calgary at Chicago, 8:30 p.m BG's all-time career wins Phoenix at LA Lakers, 10.30 p.m Colorado at Dallas, 8 30 p.m CALL US TODAY fore accepting the Western Golden State at Sacramento, 1O30 p.m. Phoenix at Filmonton, 9:30 p.m OR STOP IN FOR BROCHURE Michigan position last year. mark held by Steve Beier M-F 8 to 5 While at BG, Mori n compiled a (1982-85). Terman has 131 ca- 42-48 record, including a 17-12 reer wins, just one short of the MESA SAT 8 to 12 H3 Railroad SI. mark in MAC contests. He also record. 352-9302 (next to Kinke's) . led the Falcons to three third- "It's something that will be Continued from page seven. Dec. 27. place finishes and two fourth- nice at the end of the season, Mesa has not been with the place finishes in the MAC but there are more important this because ... they knew I didn't team since the trial began. tournament. things to think of this week- do that stuff," Mesa said after Indians general manager John Preferred Properties Besides the message match- end," Harris said. the trial. Hart issued a statement saying es against the Cardinals and Terman couldn't agree Mirla Mesa said her faith In the team was pleased with the Broncos, it could be a mean- more. God kept her going, but she ad- verdict. mitted it hadn't been easy. "The Cleveland Indians organ- "It's been difficult, I cannot ization has supported Jose Mesa lie," she said of the trial's effect throughout this entire ordeal," OSU kicker recovers on their marriage. "There's a lot Hart said. "We are now looking of people who do worse.... People forward to returning our atten- from Graves disease make mistakes and you have to tion to the playing field." forgive." Christie Alomar, wife of In- The Associated Press usual, but I was losing weight. I After the verdicts were read, dians catcher Sandy Alomar, sat didn't say anything, not until I "I just kissed him and that was In the courtroom holding hands COLUMBUS - A year ago, Dan got down to around 160 pounds." with Mesa's sister-in-law, Elsa Each unit has: it," she said. Stultz was a shell of the all-state When he reported to Ohio State The first trial resulted from Mantilla. Both clapped and yelled - 2 large bedrooms, fully furnished - kicker who was a threat from as for August workouts, he men- complaints filed by two women. as the first Innocent verdict was - washer and dryer - far away as midfield. tioned at check-in his rapid A 26-year-old woman testified read. The judge asked both to - dishwasher and microwave - "We've got kids' pictures all weight loss. While doctors ar- that Mesa raped her by forcing leave the courtroom. - extra storage and much more - over the side of the fridge," said ranged tests, he struggled his hand into her jeans and "I didn't mean any disrespect Francis Stultz, the Ohio State through the first few days of underpants during a ride to a su- to the court, but I was just so Call Preferred Properties Today kicker's father. "There's a pic- practice. burban motel early on Dec 22. happy," said Mrs. Alomar after ture of Dan at last year's North- At one point, he was put on a Her friend, also 26, testified that court adjourned. 352-9378 South all-star game. He's got this diet rich in fat - equivalent to Mesa also fondled both women in The jurors considered testi- lAve in the luxury at Fox Run. great big smile on his face, but he eating pizza and cheeseburgers a room of the motel. mony from eight prosecution has no neck. He just looks terri- all day without any exercise. He Mesa was charged with rape witnesses. Messerman rested his ble." lost six pounds in one weekend. under an Ohio law that expands case Monday without calling Now recovered from the omin- "I was eating like a lineman," the definition to include penetra- anyone to the stand. TONIGHT AT THE ously named Graves disease, Dan he said, "but yet I was losing tion other than intercourse. "Most of the time before the is his old self again. Thanks to weight. I'd be at the training Judge Thomas Curran had told verdict is announced it Is very medication that does the work of table, which is buffet style. I the jury that It could consider the scary. This time the verdict was his hyperactive thyroid gland - would eat a huge dinner, but burn lesser charge of gross sexual Im- much less scary," Messerman UNION which had to be literally burned it three or four times faster." position as an alternative to the said. "I thought that the verdict away by a "nuclear milkshake" - On Ohio State's photo day, he rape count. The jury of seven was going to be not guilty." Stultz is the first-team place- sat still for pictures, signed auto- women and five men deliberated Assistant Prosecutor Frank The Bowl-N-Greenery kicker for the Buckeyes this graphs and then reported to a su- for about nine hours Wednesday Gasper said he did not think Me- All You Can Eat spring. burban clinic for five hours of and Tuesday before reaching the sa's celebrity entered into the A year ago, he was struggling. tests, verdicts. jury's deliberations. He said PASTA! He lost 30 pounds in a month, "A doctor or technician would Mesa, 30, had faced up to 13 more evidence would have dropping to 160. A two-time first- come out and say, 'At least it's 1/2 years in prison if convicted helped the prosecution's case. feast on ail you can tat pasta. "Plus, your meat includes team Associated Press All not cancer,'" Francis Stultz said. on all charges. A citizen of the "The Initial investigation could soup e? salad bar, potato bar and beverages. Ohioan, he had no leg strength. "Then a while later somebody Dominican Republic, he also have been better," he said. As a senior at Orrville High would come out and say, 'At least could have faced deportation Mesa pitched for the Toronto School, he didn't even have the it's not AIDS.' Then, 'At least it's hearings if convicted of any of Blue Jays organization and the strength to compete in the long not MS." But they still didn't them. Baltimore Orioles before joining £ $5.20 jump at the county track meet, know what it was." The judge earlier dropped a Cleveland in 1992 and emerging Only ■Hours: 4:30-7:00 despite winning the event a year felony assault charge. as one of baseball's best relief earlier. Three days later, the elder The remaining charge against pitchers. He converted 46 of 48 "I was working out and trying Stultz went to practice and was Mesa was filed after police said save chances while leading the to get in shape," Stultz said. "I directed to team physician John they found a handgun in Mesa's Indians to their first AL pennant The Pheasant Room was still eating, maybe more than Lombardo. vehicle when he was arrested since 1954. BBQ Chicken Or Ribs rFALCON ftflscnnulab ^^ your dinner includes 'BfBQJZdicktn or "Ribs, potato, THIS UICCKCND tossed salad, and garlic bread. vs $8.95 AKRON 4 Better Ingredients, Better Pizza Othtr snadwicfus & Sot.rdof April It* 12th Anniversary Sole!!! dinners always available Hours: 4:30-7:00pm 1:00 p.m. !f!!Mf»mif??f»!MMt»MI««""""?"""M'""M"«M"""tMM»Mtll»MMf« 2 for $12 for 12 days Swdof April 13* (Meal Card Accepted 4:30- 7:00 pm 2 Only 11 days left!!! "Big Charge Accepted 11:30 am-1:30 pm &4:30-7:00pm 1:00 p.m. DOUBtCHCflDCR BOTH DAM 114 American Heart GflMCS AT STCIUIR fl€LD Association.' 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The Garden Restaurant. Port Clinton. OH. OH 43551. needs five people to work full time temporary. aejpopie bgsu edu for more into. Spacious. Washer/dryer Ask for $650mr. 600am • 4:30pm. Monday - Friday. Lake Erie tourist community is hiring people tor N*ki or Carrie On corner ol E Merry Gain aalaa experience naxi achool yaar. The food service and kitchen Pleaae apply in per 3 bedroom House. 420 S College High Scnoc- Diploma or equivalent and valid ft North Summit 353-7091 Kay Yearbook is tooking lor atudanta to saM son or by mad D 226 E Perry St . Port Clinton. $675. uiils . 12mo. kee.ee starting Ohio Drivers Lioanae required. Position runs FOR RENT yearbook pages to campu* organization* and in May Steve Smith 352-8917 May 12. 1907 through Augual 1. 1907. Applica- OH 43452 or ceil 419-732-2151. Greeks. These are paid posiDons and students tion packets ava-abte at Wood Lane School. The Village of Bradner ta accepting applica- will work 5-10 flexible hours a week. For more Em. B. 11160E. GypeyLnRd. Bowling Green Dons for a pool manager and lifeguards for tie 403 llgn St Apl. A BG. 1 bedroom t320Tno information call Toby or Ann al 372-8066 or ■97-98 school year 2 bdrni. fum apis 705 7th Houses/ 1 ft 2 bdrm turn, aprs year. 9 mo.. A between 600am - 430pm Application dead Village Pool Applications may be obtained Avail May. Call Khnsta 9 353-2066. slop by 28 West Hall tor an iipplicason St * 724 8th St 1500/mo. indud FREE heal, summer leases 352-7454 line m April 16.1907.E0E. from the Village Clerk. 130 N Mam St.. Brad water sewer, gas 8 HBO Call 354 09M 456 S. Mam 3 bedroom. 1 be., avail May 1st. HAVE FUN IN THE SUNI ner. OH, Ph. 288-2180. Summer fobs C level and area: $500A*k. Cleve- »765 4 uOH 353-2901 Sudan Painters is ourranBy hiring production • 97-98' S/T\* Large 2 B.R. fum/unfum 1 1/2 bath. Close to land area home improvement co. Hiring all po- Tony Packo'e Cafe lot-man 8 painters for iha summer. Hard work- 318 E Merry t500/mo 605 5th St Apt C, 1350 per/mo . US., campus Oft street parking, on ate laundry fa sitions, will tram atari aaap. Call (216) S827 Monroe St. ing, moovaied students are needed in Toledo. 1 -4sudenta*9mo.leaae 2 bdrme. Cal Steve © 352 8917 or akOea. Ful uae of Cherrywood Health Spa 602-3346. Now hiring friendly, energetic people for all po Youngstown, AkiwvCanion. Weslem Cleve- 326 Leroy *35CVmo 353-0322 (Maria or Beth). 352-9378 arrjona Must be available weekends Apply land Suburbs. Mentor. Geneve, Lima, Dayton, SUMMER LIFEGUARD* 8 SWIMMING 309 1/2 E. Merry rooma $l90/mo brw 2-ap.m. Short distance Irom BG 146 S College erf t230V mo M sublease/ needed immediately 5/97 8/97. Versailles. CNHicone. 8 Mkddtoown. Call INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS 418JMS-4500. Cell 353-0325 612 3RD at. Brand new 3 bdrm house. 4th St ft S. College. S212 50/mo • approi. 1-800-543-3792 Student Recreation Cante* ' S795/mo. 1 bath plenty of storage, new carpet S20 elec/cable. Call Brendan 93531355 or Appkcasona available in SRC office Home City Ice Company is now hiring tor these Wanted 87 Students loae 8 to 100 Iba. New - high effloeny furnace - new atove ft refrvdger- 353-5282 Apply NOW! For more Into call 2-7477 pon-ons Route Dnvers. Production Stackers, metabolism breakthrough Dr. recommended. " Summer Rentals * Close to Campus aty washer/dryer coin operated Small fenced Guaranteed $30 coat. Free Gift. Now accepting Rental ApHicaoons for Fall And Truck Loaders. Competitive wages/flexible 353-0325 in back yard. No pets allowed • Avail imme- I 800-435-7591 Summer leases Cat 354-8800 schedules. Locations throughout all of Ohio TEACH ENGLISH AiROAO* AC. turn, located ©> 300eaat block Merry diataly Cal 419-474-5344. and Southeast Michigan Call tor details al How would you like to teach basic APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SUMMER ft 1-600-8994070. convenusDonal English in Eastern 1 bdrm rum. apt $350/mo « uol FALL One A Two bdrm apta. available. University Europe? Learn about many rewarding FOR SALE (419)669-3036 Stop in for a brochure 9 319 E .Wooster or call Courts ft University Village located at Ckxjgh Life guard needed May - Aug. hrs 12-8. Must opportunities with great benefits' and Mercer Cal 352-0164. be certified. Please send resume to Green John Newtove Real Estate Rental Office Call Global Information Services: 0354-2280. Meadow Apis 214 Napoleon Rd. BG OH 12 month leases starting May 1997: Subsseeer needed beginning April 1M 1-208-971-3664 eit K55442 House 2 blka from campua Own bedrm $170 43402 '91 Eagle Summit 408ECourt«B 1 BR Duplex 1 person $340. ua mo neg Call Joe 352-0387 days. 352-9091 89.000 m . CD. orig owner eves good condition (2700 352-5371. 424 1/2 S. Summtt-Effic -1 person GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS $220 • Elec. 800 THIRD ST. Subleaeere needed immediately tor eummer. Director Applications for 97/98 Graduate Student 1 «>3Br apta . Excellent 1 BR unit. Specious. Lame 2 bdrm apl unfurnished, dose to cam- 1900 Ford Thunderbird New Urea, ceded. Avail, in August well furnished, air conditioned pua. pets welcomed, pool A dub house. Rent excellent condition 13400 372 5554 Steve Smith 352-8917 (no calls after 6pm) Currently leasing tor Summer 1997 ft best otter 352-9409. 1997-98 Both 12 monii ft achool year 4 positions available: 2 bdrm House available Aug 1. 1997. 12 mo. Baas gurtar for sale Good shape Beat offer. leeaee available Summer subfceaaer needed, fumiehed apt.. Fos leaae required. Eicellenl condition Close to • Mini Courses • Cell Van 352-5803 Call 352-4966 Run, Md May to Aug Cell 352-9172 BGSU. Cell 886-4661 • Service • Brand new wedding nng aet. Women's 1 caret diamond wnh band A men's diamond band. 2 bdrm unfum, heat A air included. 12 mo • USG Representative • MUST SELL! Cell Kelly 372 7299 leaae, quiet bkjg, avail May 1 Aug 352 3445 Highland •Contemporary Issues* Crate guitar cabinet. (4) 12" speakers Brand 2 bdrm turn, apta 704StiSt Avail Aug 9 or 12 new, never used t350or ttes: ofer 353 7335 mo. lease 352-3445. Management For experts only. 80 Z8 Camera 2 bdrm. apt. 2 Oiks from campus A/C. Availa- Pick up applications @ Room 330 Union. E xcei lent oondi tjon. GMAT ble May or Aug. other unite available Lind File Graduate UAO office Call 363-8015 354-8206 Leave message Applications due by 5 pm April 10. 2 male sublease's needed for Fall 97 Spr 98 to Rentals For sale: 1987 Toyota Cekca Good condition share a room in Fnazee Apta $i9S/mo each • 372-8808 elec. No smokers pleaae Ask tor Tim at We'll take Sign up for an interview when you drop off your application. Futon wirh foam cover A frame. 354^469 care of you «7S. ast 2 aubleaaers needed lor summer - own house. Interviews to be held April 15th Cell 373 6089 Best price, well Any Qs, call 372-2343 very, very doee to campua (4 houses from Wooster) $150/mo Call Brian 0 352-3334 maintained, Chance privacy & dead- bolt security, June 21,1997 large The Computer Test I* coming! apartments). Student Marketing Manager IMAGINE Don't miss your last chance Great The Unique Boutique ever to tale the GMAT on paper! n= Amenities: Pro Performance Marketing needs a reliable, A/C professional, outgoing, goal oriented event Living Canvas Tatoo Scores are good on site laundry facility for 5 years! ceramic tile manager to execute promotions for university has arrived... dishwashers sponsored marketing program. Piercing & Tatooing <« sky lights vaulted ceilings 'Excellent pay in the Bank Vault! Call today to enroll. 24 hr. malnt. *AII expense paid training conference in VISIT OUR NEW STORE 6 sifcs to KAPLAN Philadelphia 445 E. Wooiter choose *For '97-'98 school year (Al the railroad tracks) 1-800-KAP-TEST from: Mon Sat II 9 Sunday 12-6 www.kaplan.com Jay-Mar Apts. •Nationwide program The Highlands Call Cynthia at 352-3306 The Homestead McKenzie Rentals 1-800-377-1924 The Farm for more information and to schedule an Summit Hill interview. O01 Today! 4&&B65 $ &tMfcty& 354-6036 I Hi VMIII M.ini llouliiiiiiirmi

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