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"They both have ton chose Al Gore as his running different specialties because mate for the Presidential elec- they've dealt with several Extended Forecast: tion, one generalization seems to different issues," he said. Wednesday, partly sunny. hold true: Most people agree that Anderson added that Gore is a High in the mid-70s. Al Gore was the right choice for credible vice presidential candi- Wednesday night, becoming Clinton. date who will "eat Quayle for cloudy. A chance of showers After a successful Democratic breakfast." late. Low around 60. Chance Convention, the Democratic "Clinton chose Gore because of of rain is 40 percent. Thurs- party seems to be winning back the comfort factor," said Ken day, showers and thunder- several supporters of the past Stiles, another University politi- storms likely. High near 80. who went astray. They are also cal science professor. "Gore Chance of rain is 60 percent. gaining new supporters. won't force Clinton to modify his Ross Perot said in his state- style. Instead he'll buttress to A chance of showers and ment of withdrawal from the Clinton." thunderstorms each day, race that he did not feel he could Stiles believes, however, that Friday through Sunday. win a majority of the electoral Clinton and Gore can only come Highs upper 70s and lower college votes with "the revita- in a close second due to voter 80s. Lows mostly in the 60s. lized Democratic party." apathy. "Clinton and Gore will bring a "I feel the Democratic party is good change," said County Com- strong in this election because of missioner Alvin Perkins. "They a well-rounded ticket," said have a good chance of winning," Genevia Hicks, senior marketing Inside The News he said. education major. "I'm confident CLIPA glimpse: Perkins added that Clinton and in the party," she added. The Great Lakes Inter- Gore make a good team because Hicks says that she hopes that scholastic Press Association The BG Newi/JerriUdclin> they are complementary to one people will register to vote and this week sponsored a varie- Brenton Couturier Is pursued by Shawn Worline (left) as he breaks for the goal during a scrimmage at another. put more faith in our system. ty of workshops for high the University's Soccer Camp Monday. "I think anyone in Clinton's po- school students. sition would pick a person who See Clinton, page eight These workshops are de- signed for students desiring help with their high school publications and for those interested in careers in Federal Reserve's Bush continues to push journalism. J See page six. assessment gives Outside campus for educational choice Gl Bill for Children to be introduced to congress On the Republican front: hope to economy CINCINNATI (AP) - Vice WASHINGTON - The "GI Bill hurt by "this terrible anemic re- month, there has been little ac- President Dan Quayle will for Children," President Bush's covery or recessionary times." tion on the $500 million pilot plan. speak at the National Con- by Martin Crutslnger to 7.8 percent last month, the plan to give $1,000 scholarships Bush said that if Americans Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., ference of State Legisla- The Associated Press highest level in eight years. to students from poor and "want to get rid of the deadlock planned to introduce it in the tures Monday, a conference Many economists believe the middle-income families, is get- in Washington they can start by Senate this week but an aide said spokeswoman said. central bank will move again if ting a new push on the eve of its getting rid of some dead wood in Danforth still was trying to line The NCSL represents leg- WASHINGTON ~ Federal the economy shows further signs introduction in Congress. the United States Congress." up co-sponsors. islators and staff from the reserve chairman Alan Greens- of dipping back into recession. Bush today was traveling to The administration chose the The plan guarantees a vigorous nation's states, common- pan predicted today that the U.S. Since the recession began in Archbishop Ryan High School, a 2,650-student school for today's campaign debate on the concept wealths and territories. The economy would enjoy a modest July 1990, the Bush administra- Catholic school in northeast Phil- visit as having the sort of student of school choice and major oppo- group's 18th annual confer- pick up in growth that will push tion and members of Congress adelphia, to conduct an "Ask body that would benefit from the sition from those who believe it ence is being held at the the unemployment rate down have charged that Greenspan re- George" session on educational administration's proposal. would flout the Constitution by Cincinnati Convention significantly next year. acted too slowly in pushing inter- choice with 500 students, teach- "The White House wanted a channeling tax money to church Center July 25-30. Greenspan, delivering the est rates down to stimulate de- ers, parents, educators and school within a city with students schools. The vice president is Fed's midyear assessment of ec- mand. community leaders. Cardinal An- from middle-income families States, cities or local school scheduled to address Mon- onomic prospects, sounded an While the Fed has eased rates thony Bevilacqua was expected who would benefit from the edu- districts would have to apply to day's opening session at 10 optimistic note while conceding 23 times in the past three years, to speak. cation choice bill," said Geri the Education Department for a a.m., NCSL spokeswoman that the economy so far has critics have charged that most of Today's trip came on the heels Arts, a communications assistant share of the $500 million. Susan Seladones said Tues- failed to perform up to expecta- the reductions have been tiny of a sharply partisan, televised with the archdiocese of Philadel- The president likened the con- day. tions. 0.25 percentage point cuts and address by Bush to campaign ral- phia. "There are mostly middle- cept to the GI Bill, which helped The conference will in- In his prepared testimony, he have been so gradual that they lies in 27 states Monday night. income children attending school millions of veterans attend col- clude discussions of the fis- did not specifically promise to have not had the desired impact He accused Democrats of be- there," she said lege. cal condition of the states, make further cuts in interest on consumer and business activi- ing weak on defense and foreign The Bush proposal, which "Parents must be free to use recent U.S. Supreme Court rates. However, in the past he ty- policy and said they think "that might be altered to attract co- this money at the school they be- decisions affecting state has often signaled the bank's In his testimony to Congress world peace doesn't matter." sponsors, would allow poor or lieve will best teach their child, taxation, education reforms willingness to do so should the today, Greenspan defended the While blaming Democrats for middle-income families to use whether the school is public, pri- and balancing the federal economy's performance fall be- Fed against this criticism, con- blocking his economic recovery the money at public or private vate or religious," said Bush, budget. low expectations. tending that if it had moved fas- program. Bush said, "We are schools, including religious insti- himself the product of 16 years The Fed last cut rates on July 2 ter it could well have triggered poised for what could be a spec- tutions. of private schooling. minutes after the government tacular recovery." On the other Since it was announced with reported unemployment shot up See Economy, page eight. hand, he said the nation has been fanfare at the White House last See Buih, page eight. Voinovich speaks out: COLUMBUS (AP)-Gov. George Voinovich said Tuesday that Democrat Bill Airstrike ordered against Iraq Bowling Green to Clinton is trying to spin a fairy tale that will fade when voters begin to seri- Security Council believes they have no other choice ously consider what's at adopt a sister city of the truce. The dire warnings came after a stake in the presidential by Victoria Graham The Associated Press Such a strike would be exe- car bomb exploded outside U.N. election. offices in northern Iraq on Mon- "After the Republican cuted within 10 days and proba- by Heather McQulller bly would involve U.S., British, day, slightly wounding two staff writer convention, when it all set- guards. The bomb blew up 15 tles in, people are going to UNITED NATIONS - Security French and Saudi cooperation, several diplomats confirmed, in- minutes before a full 8 am. conclude that they want to Council members believe they sisting on anonymity. lineup of the U.N. guards at the The residents of Bowling Green may soon be welcoming a new keep their present leader- have no choice but to order an airstrike against defiant Iraq to British Ambassador David headquarters in the city of Su- sister Into their lives. ship," Voinovich said of laymanlyah, U.N. spokesman Officials of Bowling Green and St. Thomas, Ontario are in the President Bush and Vice show that the United Nations is Hannay said military action against Iraq had not been ruled Francois Giuliani said. midst of deciding whether or not the two cities will soon become President Dan Quayle. serious about enforcing the out. "The rulers in Baghdad are There have been almost dally twin cities. He conceded that Clinton terms of the Gulf War cease-fire. well-known for their miscalcula- protests against the inspectors, After a final decision, the two cities would be able to share has enjoyed a surge in popu- The Security Council, which Monday discussed Iraq's refusal tions and we hope they are not as well as attacks on U.N. offi- Ideas, attempting to benefit the economy and foster other re- larity. The Democrats drew lations to benefit both the governments and the citizens of each big crowds In Utica, Colum- to admit U.N. weapons inspectors making them now," he said. cials in northern Iraq. The offi- cial Iraqi News Agency, moni- city. bus and Wilmington earlier into its Agriculture Ministry, The standoff is one of the most tored in Nicosia, said Monday "This would create a special relationship with another town this week. planned to convene again today serious since the Gulf War ended on how to force Iraq to obey its in April 1991. The U.N. cease-fire that demonstrators set American and give the opportunities to share ideas, have cultural demands. No ultimatum was is- resolution required Iraq to dis- flags on fire and burned an effigy exchanges and sports exchanges," said Mayor Wes Hoffman. sued or deadline set. mantle its nuclear weapons pro- of President Bush "It's an opportunity to improve international relations on a But one Security Council dip- gram and destroy Its ballistic An airstrike would only be small scale," he added. Compiled from staff and lomat said late Monday that a missiles and chemical and biolo- ordered if Iraqi President Sad- An original plan to have a sister city several years ago with a wire reports. multinational airstrike has be- gical weapons. The inspectors dam Hussein continues to bar the come inevitable because of are In Iraq to oversee that pro- See Siller, page eight Baghdad's refusal to honor terms cess. See Iraq, page eight. Opinion page two The BG News Vi/ednesday, July 22, 1992
The BG News AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE JACQUELINE PORTER --3gg(^=ge«K»pcejB**«— FOUNDED IN 1920. EDITOR
PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR AND WEDNESDAYS DURINC THE SUMMER SESSION. AMY APPIEBAUM SCOTT DEKATCH MANACINC EDITOR EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY BOWLINC GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276
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on sexual harrassment SARAtWO OBfNiPlCS, 1992. SPlTlWi Some women had hoped sexual har- sal. rassment had become more ac- Ironically, one of the requirements cepted as a crime, but recent events in the court claimed Tschantz could not the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas prove was that the actions caused seri- Court suggest victims of the crime still ous mental anguish. have a long way to go in receiving jus- Tschantz said she suffered a mental tice. breakdown as a result of her re- A near death experience Sexual harrassment, as with any lationship with the auditor. She also ac- other type of harrassment, is a crime cused Ferguson of intentionally inflict- which often goes unreported. ing emotional distress, an additional That just puts the victim, most often a requirement of the case. can change how you live woman, through a mentally anguishing Ferguson denied the accusations and experience, while accomplishing noth- noted Tschantz was on mental disability Unfortunately, that wasn't the hospital. ing. leave when the suit was filed on June 4, Jacqueline Porter last of my unplanned travels. Physically, I escaped with rela- And with that continuation of events, 1987. Instead of landing in the ditch, tively minor Injuries. I have a sexual harrassment will never be This case took five years to journey editor I flew over it and flipped the car. few bumps, a lot of cuts and stopped because criminals are not be- to the court for trial and was simply I consciously remember it turn- bruises, a stiff neck, and a con- ing detered by any threat of punish- crushed with one decision, and the de- ing once. cussion. ment. cision of a woman at that. I was told later it was at least But you should see my car. five. I am told if I wasn't wearing This is most evident in a case re- ife moves pretty fast, if I remember thinking, "Oh my my seatbelt, I would have been cently dismissed because, according to It is a disgrace to the human race that * ■ you don't stop and take a God, I'm going to die." And I'm where my glasses and shoes are Judge Lillian Greene, the victim, El- women should be, in effect, forced to look around once in awhile you not a religious person by nature, - somewhere in the middle of isabeth Tschantz, failed to meet essen- withstand sexual harrassment in order could miss it." but it's amazing how one turns to that field. When I saw my car tial legal requirements in the suit. to survive in today's society. -Ferris Bueller's Day Off. the supernatural when things get Monday I believed it. I honestly "I think she [Judge Greene] ought to Though it may be unpleasant to with- I used to quote that profound a little out of hand. don't know why I survived, let be ashamed of herself," Tschantz, who stand such behavior, the laws of this statement quite often, never se- I landed in a wheat field at an alone as well as I did. was a regional administrator for Fergu- country right now are providing women riously of course, usually in an angle with the passenger side Why am I describing this? All son, said in her reaction to the dismis- with no other choice. inebriated stupor during a high down. My first concious thought I'm trying to explain is, don't school or a college party. was of amazememt, mainly be- take anything for granted - be- Wow, did I take life for grant- cause I couldnt believe what just cause there is no guarantee it, or ed. happened. I thought it was just a you, will be there tomorrow. It's You see, something just hap- bad dream ~ at least I hoped it a crazy thought, but just once, sit The Democratic party is pened to me that has changed my was and I would Just wake up. down and ponder upon it for a life and how I will live it forever. So I pinched myself. minute, you might be surprised I was in a car accident that for It didn't work. I was still in my at what you need to settle. reasons nobody can understand, I car. My grandmother once told me, survived, and with relatively I then realized my car was still once you shake death's hand, you leaning harder to the left minor injuries. running because my tape player are never quite the same, and al- I was told I should have been was still on. I managed to reach though I always thought she was dead, that I was a "walking mira- over and turn off the ignition. a wise woman, I never took that cle." The state trooper told me later relic seriously. along with people like Jesse Though I plan to vote for Martha P. Larson I was traveling southbound on in the hospital that if I didn't Until Friday at 3:20 p.m. Bill Clinton in the fall, I'm Jackson, helped to mobilize black SR 199 toward Fostoria Friday manage to turn it off, my car Jacqueline Porter is the editor voters for his cause. Carter's ties not impressed with him. We afternoon around 3 p.m. It was a would have blown up. This is not o/The News and has one helluva with Jackson ultimately helped heard a lot of rhetoric at the miserable day - cold, and wet exactly a pleasant statement to headache. Democratic National Convention him win the race. The Democrat- and grey, much like it was all the hear when you're lying on an ic Party's shift to the Right is that may perhaps have obscured rest of the week. I was rounding emergency room cot, now is it? The BG News editorial page why Jackson was so violently at- what Clinton is really doing to the a sharp corner and I reacted like I looked up and realized my is your campus forum. tacked in both his Presidential Democratic Party. any normal confident driver front windshield was gone, and campaigns, but these attacks ul- You don't have to be a jour- would react - after all, I had there was glass everywhere. My nalism major or even a stu- timately lost votes for the Demo- made this drive about a thousand shoes and glasses were gone also. The Democratic Party has tra- crats in 1984 and 1988. dent to write a column. The ditionally been the Party of times with no problems. I undid my seatbelt, which I al- News encourages and wel- Change. Yet now, and for the past But this was not going to be a ways wear, grabbed my purse, comes any and all guest col- few years, the Democratic Party Blacks, women, minorities, and Now that Perot has dropped out normal day. which amazingly enough was umnists. has been going through some in- labor-in order to garner what is of the race, Clinton at the mo- My car, which I only had for a right next to me, and looking for The News reserves the ternal changes. Clinton, and the known as the "swing vote" from ment has gained most of his votes month, skidded on a puddle and an area with the least amount of right to reject any material mainstream Democrats of late, moderates, independents, and (53% of Perot supporters polled al hydroplaned out of control, shattered glass, and crawled out that is offensive, malicious or are now alienating the very peo- Reagan Democrats. This entails the convention said they now As I headed for the ditch on the of the car. libelous. All submissions are subject to condensation. ple they used to champion. currying favor with racist whites supported Clinton, while only 35% opposite side of the road, I re- I dizzily headed toward the in particular. White candidates said they favored Bush). Perhaps member thinking, "Oh shit, my berm of the road I had all too re- Please address all submis- these extra votes will give Clin- father's gonna kill me." After all, cently left less than two minutes sions to: Labor, for instance, used to be from the South (which both Clin- Editor a primary focus of the Democrat- ton and Gore happen to be) ease ton the nerve to speak for the he helped me purchase the car. before. real Democratic Party princi- I was then picked up by an old- The BG News ic Party's platform, but Bill Clin- the sense of threat from white Ditch digging was not his Idea of 210 West Hall ton embraced the US-Mexico voters. Nobody seems to care ples. But it's still early, and these a responsible driver. er couple who drove me to the Free Trade Agreement even in about easing the sense of threat ex-Perot supporters are, for the front of labor groups, who oppose from Black voters. The Demo- most part, the same people Clin- the agreement. crats dont have to worry about ton is trying so desperately not to Jlltl S JOllTIHM by Jim the black vote-who else are they alienate. going to vote for. Bush? He «ms t*-«lK«j F-,fc«tW it |o,*d>d He swilteJ it «f As far as the poor are con- I'll still vote for Clinton. There ow «
Letters Incorrect comments give DeKatch answers critics First I would like to respond ments regarding the American I almost forgot ... For you to false view of Boys' State to Mr. Hoyt's letter Legion were fair (even if they command me to "be proud to were too nasty for your Mid- be an American and live the To begin with, which com- western liking). Both of my motto 'For God and Country'" The News: even reach the end of the regis- The American Legion is one of ments regarding Boys' State grandfathers served in the is not very American at all. I am writing concerning your tration line on the first day. From the great service organizations in were incorrect? Was it my second World War and I would This nation (in case they didn't article dated June 17, 1992 now on, find out the facts. If you our country. For you to mock statement that no women - in- never mock anyone for serving teach you at Boys' State) was (Buckeye Boys' Revolution?). can't handle that, get a job at one those individuals who have cluding Boys' Staters' mothers their country. I also believe founded on the premise that a Your comments concerning of the cafeterias. This would be protected our country is an em- - are allowed into the residence that the only periods in history true democracy exists because Boys' State were not only incor- the only way you would get near barrassment to you, your family halls used by the program? I when the United States was ac- its citizens are able to voice rect, they were asinine. Your ar- our program. and The News. did not mention that the partic- tually in need of being "protec- their opinions and question the ticle read more like an article Also, please don't insult the in- And so, in conclusion, please ipants are not permitted to call ted" were during the War of shortcomings of their elected from a tabloid than from a re- telligence of those reading The keep your nose out of affairs in females during their stay, or 1812 and the Civil War. officials. This nation was also spectable school paper. News . I am sure that most of the which you have no knowledge or the fact that a BG News re- founded on the premises of the Obviously, you assumed that students and faculty at Bowling business. Your brand of journal- porter covering the story was separation of Church and State denied access to the partici- we would not read your piece of Green State University respect ism is an embarrassment to and religious freedom. Maybe literary trash. You must under- and admire what we do here each everyone associated with Bowl- pants because that reporter 01 course my article was you've never heard of that, but stand that we, unlike yourself, year at Buckeye Boys' State. ing Green State University, and just so happened to be a wom- one-sided. It was an opinion it kind of makes things like are intelligent, educated people. Next, I would like to say I feel beside, witn our environmental an. I also would be akin to "For God and Country," "One We read literature that goes sorry for you. Anyone who would problems, we should try to avoid thinking three of my close column, hi case you have nation under God" and "In God beyond the comics and TV trash the largest and best Boys' wasting paper - paper such as friends - all of whom were been sleeping under a rock, We Trust" pretty darn unamer- Boys' State participants - Guide. State program in the country has you wasted in writing your arti- opinion columns are ican too, doesn't it? I know Your complete ignorance of a problem. This does not even in- cle. a would have pointed out any these are traditional American our program leads me to believe clude your shameful remarks gross errors in the aforemen- supposed to be one-sided. icons, but they don't really that you must be jealous. I have about "those funky purveyors of Chris Hoyt tioned column. support the American ideals of no doubt that even now, you are patriotism, the American Counselor - "BBS Machine" a separate Church and Slate far lacking the capabilities to Legion." You are shameful. Perrysburg Secondly, before you label and free religion. that column tabloidesque, I should bring up the fact that By the way, my parents have I have voted in every elec- The News failed to mention the informed me that they still love tion since I turned eighteen. I Buckeye Boys' State sends legionnaire who referred to an me and have never been em- have campaigned for more African-American Boys' Stater barrassed by me. Also, the than one candidate both here in as "colored." Of course, while staff of The BG Newshas let Bowling Green and in my home one man cannot speak for me know that my June 17 col- town of Youngstown. To the message of patriotism several, I would like you to rea- umn was not embarrassing to suggest that I "don't belong lize that a typical tabloid could them, either. here" is reminiscent of the The News: up to orientate students with the In the future, I think it would have jumped all over the 'witch-hunt' tactics of Joseph By the appearance of your ar- state form of government. If it be to your benefit to do proper statement and label the entire Now I will respond to Mr. McCarthy. ticle about Buckeye Boys' State weren't for this program, you research, present a well-rounded American Legion a racist insti- Roscboclc It is good to be patriotic, but (Buckeye Boys' Revolution? June may not have been able to live in article and present your informa- tution. I also have no reason to Of course my article was sometimes blind faith and trust 17, 1992) it was obvious that you a democracy like you are so for- tion maturely - not as though it be jealous of the Boys' State one-sided. It was an opinion in national institutions - even in were very uninformed (or too tunate to benefit from now. was written for some cheap ta- program and I know my facts. column. In case you have been a democratic society - can lead lazy to do proper research). Your bloid. If I missed something, you sleeping under a rock, opinion to Fascism. In the future, I article was totally pessimistic I really do not appreciate you Be proud to be an American could have mentioned it in your columns are supposed to be think it would be to your bene- and one-sided, which presented condemning our "funky pur- and live the motto "For God and letter. Contrary to your beliefs, one-sided. fit to study the rise to power of very false views. The Boys' State veyors" who make the expeience Country!" If this isn't what you I am an educated person and I people like Joseph McCarthy, program was originally founded for us young men possible. You want, are you sure you belong hope I don't come off as arro- Whatever the original intent Huey Long and Richard Nixon to revitalize patriotism and should show some respect. If it here? gant when I say that I consider of the Boys' State program, I (not to mention Adolf Hitler, counter the fascist movement - weren't for these heroes, you Stephen Michael Rosebrock myself to be reasonably intel- was merely expressing my Benito Mussolini, Francisco not promote it. Also, it was set wouldn't be so fortunate. Holgate, Oh ligent. I could be wrong. Then opinion that the program is Franco and Ferdinand Mar- again, you could be wrong controlled like a fascist state cos), present a well-rounded when you suggest a correlation and that the program's policy argument and present it ma- ov£nco/v\e VouR fEAfc of between Food Operations regarding women is not only turely - not as if it was concoc- workers and low intelligence. fascistic, but blatantly sexist. I ted by someone who is jaded by also doubt the possibility of blind faith in a faulty institu- I also don't think I have a democracy crumbling because tion. c!i fuepAP-t YOU* sPercH 50«7feT A UAPPol-T WIT* you* l>ujij»t( u*l«& problem because of my criti- Buckeye Boys' State was not Scott DeKatch fe»» fugue you* jufljecT cism of the Boys' State pro- around to uphold our great Editorial contributor iff **■!»<• ««< gram and I believe my com- The BG News TV-AM ?e*ru American virtues. -o1
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by Scott DeKatch loaded with social commentary, editorial contributor mostly concerning the upcoming 'Enchanted April' economic unification of Europe. The charm of "Enchanted "The idea of unification is ba- by Bob Thomas Despite the current recession, sically a Utopian situation that's The Associated Press April" unfolds as the pinched and pointless lives of the quartet are the Western World is moving at a never going to happen," Fruitbat enriched amid the breathtaking fast pace. Who better to chroni- said. "Basically it comes down to cle and criticize this movement LOS ANGELES - Once again beauty and languorous air of Por- money - not harmony. The con- the brilliant Italian sun refreshes tofino. The males who arrive are than a rock and roll band? cept behind the album was to the British soul. No, it's not an- also revitalized, much against Carter - The Unstoppable Sex promote real European har- other filming of an E.M. Forster their will. Machine is an up-and-coming mony." novel. It's "Enchanted April," It's a simple story, told with alternative rock band that, in its Songs on the album like "Eng- which comes from the book by subtlety by Peter Barnes' script five-year existence, has enjoyed land" and "Sky West and one of his contemporaries, Eli- and acted by a richly talented growing chart success and audi- Crooked" are testament to that ence approval. Formed in 1987 in zabeth Von Arnim. cast. concept. With other titles like "Is London, the duo has gone from The movie has more spirit and Director Mike Newell main- Wrestling Fixed" and "Do Re Me vitality than the Forster adapta- tains the calm tone throughout, being a little-known house/dance So Far So Good," one might won- tions, and its pervading optimism never allowing the transforma- group to a monster of sorts on the der about the songs. However, Alternative scene. Consisting of makes it a more enjoyable expe- tion to be less than natural. Un- it's a pretty simple concept, ac- vocalist Jim Bob and guitarist cording to Fruitbat. rience. doubtedly all were aided by film- Von Arnim's tale concerns the ing in the same place where Von Fruitbat, Carter attacks the aural "Most of the lyrics come from interlocking lives of four English Arnim wrote the novel, St. Geor- senses with a barrage of in- the title. [The titles] suggest the women in 1922. Rose Arbuthnot ge's Fortress overlooking the dustrial drum programs and lyrics of the song," he explained. (Miranda Richardson) is a Mediterranean. feedback-laden guitar lines one "It's a typical British approach to housewife who loses a child and minute and simmers things to a songwriting." consoles herself with religion, All four actresses have magi- mellow piano/vocal track the "I don't really think the new further alienating her socializing cal moments. Miss Lawrence next. album is much different from husband (Jim Broadbent). captures the indecision and final The band has enjoyed two sell- our others," he added. "If it is, it Mrs. Fisher (Joan Plowright) is resolve of the mousy wife who out U.S. tours with EMF, four top reflects what we've learned." '1 don't enjoy making videos. We don't contribute much five singles and two top ten The band does not shy away a formidable widow who has becomes the catalyst of the life- artistically. Ifs a necessary evil, hi England, there are only abandoned the present to live enhancing vacation. Miss Rich- albums in the United Kingdom, from odd cover versions. and more cover stories iruVew with memories of dead literary ardson adds a feminist note as 1992contains a version of "The two shows that are even worth putting videos on. They Musical Express than any other Impossible Dream" from "Man greats. her co-conspirator. cost a lot of money, too. Touring is what we do." Lady Caroline Dester (Polly band in the last year. They also of La Mancha" and the first swept the New Musical Express single, "The Only Living Boy in Walker) is a spoiled, jaded Miss Plowright's performance Carter - The Unstoppable Sex Machine's Fruitbat heiress driven to utter boredom 1991 readers' poll for best band, New Cross," is backed with a is an absolute marvel. Her tran- best album (30 Something), best loud rendition of "Panic" by the by a flock of insipid suitors. sition from the acid-tongued Lottie Wilkins (Josie single and best phrase ("You fat Smiths. widow to a wisely compassionate bastard"). However, the band "We generally cover songs we Lawrence) is the repressed wife woman warms the heart. of a priggish social climber (Al- does not take awards and honors like and feel we can add some- they take to wholeheartedly. "Touring is what we do," fred Molina). She conspires to "Enchanted April" is a Miri- seriously. thing to," Fruitbat said. "The "I don't enjoy making videos," Fruitbat said. "It's our lifestyle. defy him by suggesting to a max Films release. The producer "I don't really take much no- Smiths' version of 'Panic' didn't Fruitbat said. "We don't contrib- In Britain, We've gone about as stranger. Rose Arbuthnot, they was Ann Scott, the executive tice," Fruitbat said in a recent achieve it's potential. I wanted it ute much artistically." far as we can. Our priority now is to have more of a 'Glam' sound." join forces to rent an Italian producers Mark Shivas and Si- interview. "The chart success is "It's a necessary evil," he add- coming (to the U.S.). Opening for castle. They need others to ab- mon Reiph. The rating is PG, what we're aiming for." Although the band has shot a ed. "In England, there are only EMF, we were really surprised. sorb the expense, so they enlist perhaps for adult themes. Run- They will soon release 1992 - video for the single, the medium two shows that are even worth The audiences were very open to the 9ther two women. ning time: 98 minutes. The Love Album which is of rock videos is not something putting videos on. They cost a lot us." of money, too." "The immediate goal is to aaaaaanananaaDciaonaoacx Carter is currently planning to please ourselves," he said. "And headline a six or seven week U.S. we're our worst critics." tour.
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.MUSIC, /REVIEW Guitarist and songwriter Gor- drums. There are no electric town where the kids used to be don Brown began jamming with guitars. The "strummy" acoustic kidsHTiey're dropping out of bassist Rob Tanico while they sound on the band's self-titled school as the teachers turn their were still in high school. And debut album is appealing, and it heads/And the parents get di- Carter - The Unstoppable Sex while playing for a hard rock is especially prevalent in the vorced and now that Daddy's not Machine group. Brown first heard singer tracks "If I Close My Eyes" and around/It makes it really hard to 1992-The Love Album Peter Scherer. By 1990, the three "Anonymous," a song about be- keep up living in this town.' By Chrysalis/EMI Records Group came together and first played at ing in love and admiring the ob- the end of the track, the singer This newest release from Eng- a small club in New Jersey. Fol- ject of your affection from afar. has realized that things just land's industrial princes Is a gem lowing success there, the group Like many bands, Mr. Reality aren't the same anymore as they of an album. With sounds ranging began recording demos and de- also touches on some of today's were when he was a kid. The from heavy Industrial music to cided to take the name of one of social issues. The track "In My blend of vocals in this song is house to Just plain progressive, the songs which Brown had writ- Yard" is one of the best songs on excellent. 1992 is a welcome addition in ten - Mr. Reality. the album, and it deals with the The song "My Guns" is the sto- what has been a big year for ry of a young soldier struggling alternative music. with the maturity he needs to Although 1992 has been de- deal with war: "I am faiih/I am scribed as a 'concept' album, soldier boy/I have instincts/I each song is uniquely its own en- have deadly toys." This track tity. The opening song, "1993," holds a lot of emotion in its me- drags a little, but the second lancholy sound. song, "Is Wrestling Fixed," The track "Fourth of July" is a offers a somewhat tongue-in little depressing - it relays a "Well Dr. Stone, it looks like we've reached a dead cheek look at some of life's great message about the dark side of end. I can't decipher these hieroglyphics, and without mysteries (like "Is Elvis really our society: homelessness, pov- them we'll never find the hidden chamber." dead?"). erty, corruption and crime. The The third song, "The Living lyrics portray America as 'red, Boy in New Cross," is a look at black and blue.' love and loss in the time of AIDS. "So Much of Everything" is It is also the first single from the just the opposite - a positive album (the 12-inch version is track about people achieving backed with a hardcore rendition their dreams. In this track you of The Smiths' "Panic"). It is fol- can not only enjoy the uplifting lowed by "Suppose You Gave a lyrics but also clap right along Funeral and Nobody Came," a with the music. harder-edged number with biting The title track seemed a little lyrics and some serious punk at- long, but it is meaningful in its titude. Following that is "Eng- explanation of a person's search land," a stirring social commen- for what he wants from life - tary reminiscent of Wall-era Pink e making choices and bearing Floyd. "Do Re Me So Far So mistakes along the way. Just Good" is a punky, Sex Pistols- hope 'Mr. Reality' can catch you meet-the-Smiths rocker. once you've fallen. The best song on 1993 is "Look If you like acoustic rock, check Mum No Hands," which is about this band out. Mr. Reality surely COME LIVE WITH US FOR FALL! terrorism ("Business as usual gives new meaning to the word starts with the sound / Of an- Frultbat and Jim Bob are Carter - The Unstoppable Sex Machine. 'unplugged.' Their sound is natu- other damn funeral march ral, unsynthesized real music. through the town"). Tonya Peters PREFERRED The group's success really took deterioration of families in our Another of the album's finer off when the legendary producer country. It begins with a good, offerings is "While You Were Danny Kortchmar, who did Don hometown feeling: 'In my small * THESES Out," which seems to be about Henley's "End of the Innocence," town where the kids are all PROPERTIES apathy ("Yesterday they took loved Mr. Reality after hearing kids/And the parents are all * DISSERTATIONS away our bus stop/ Today they'll only two songs. friends/We walk to school in the * RESUMES Office in Cherrywood Health Spo try and take our happy home / Since the band did not really mornin'/And play baseball 'til * WORD PROCESSING 8th & High 352-9378 Tomorrow I'll be burned as a have its own percussionist, they day's end.' 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You'll WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) their overall defense the The Associated Press NBA players, who are permitted think I'm Mark Spitz before this by Steve Seasly - The man who inherited the league's worst. on the Olympic team for the first week is over." sports editor NFL's 28th-ranked defense "Coach Lynn and the rest of time, would accept a rigorous Barkley said he needed some from a 3-13 team is no the coaching staff, since the MONTE CARLO, Monaco - It's pre-Olympic training regimen lessons in royal protocol before stranger to rebuilding defen- first minicamp, have stressed back to the basketball court for from coach Chuck Daly. he met the prince. ses. a whole new attitude," defen- Team USA tonight following two "When it was first suggested "They say you have to stop eat- Sitting around the house yes- Ron Lynn, the Cincinnati sive end David Grant said. days of light workouts and heavy that pro players could play in the ing when he does," Barkley said. terday watching the television, I Bengals' new defensive coor- Lynn spent six seasons with leisure time. "But what if he's having a snack noticed' that Pepsi has acquired dinator, took San Diego's de- the Chargers before coming The U.S. Olympic team meets and you're starving? Do you have the services of Magic Johnson to fense from last place in 1986 to Cincinnati. France, which failed to qualify 'Twenty dollars fop one to eat fast?" promote its product. At first, I for the Olympics, in an exhibition to fifth in 1990. beer... This is the place for Barkley also said he was told thought nothing of this. Magic As the Bengals open their "You get out of a man what game at Stade Louis II arena, "you can't touch him and you Johnson is a popular athlete with 25th training camp, Lynn is you expect," Lynn said. "If which has just 3,500 seats. alcoholics to come if they have to call him 'your majesty.' I many admirers. scheming to lift the Bengals' you expect that you're not go- Team USA, the honored guests want to quit drinking." haven't called anyone "your maj- However, after pondering defense out of last place. ing to be good on defense, at a dinner given by Prince Rain- esty' since Harold Katz." about Johnson's recent emer- Rookies reported Monday to soon the defensive guy will ier of Monaco on Monday night, -Charles Barkley Katz is the owner of the Phila- gence into the spotlight after he camp in Wilmington. Vet- believe that." is feeling right at home at this delphia 76ers, who traded Bark- conveyed to the public that he erans must report by Friday. swanky vacation spot. ley to Phoenix Suns last month was a victim of the virus that Lynn was the first assistant The team didn't seem to Michael Jordan was back on causes AIDS, I came to a sober- coach hired by head coach show much faith in its de- the golf course Monday, and Olympics, I started reminiscing Barkley also remarked about ing conclusion. Magic Johnson is Dave Shula when he took over fense the past two seasons. Christian Laettner and his father back to 1984 when I was on the the high prices in Monte Carlo. reaping benefits from the disas- the Bengals in late December. "When we talked to the rented a jet ski to ride on the Me- team coming out of college," trous situation that he has been offense back in April, one of diterranean. Jordan said. "It was grueling "Twenty dollars for one beer," placed in. Don't get me wrong. I One of the first things Lynn first things we said is the 'at- Clyde Drexler walked to the with two or three practices a day. he said, shaking his head. "This is love to watch Magic play basket- tried to do in minicamp in tack' offense lives, but it lives beach with his wife and two tod- If that were the case this year, the place for alcoholics to come if ball and I hope he overcomes this May was get rid of negative on our terms," Shula said. dler children. They were joined there's no way I would do it. But they want to quit drinking." vile disease. But something is attitudes. "What that means is we're not on the beach sidewalk by Magic coach Daly assured me it wrong here. "Before you can do any- going to go out there and con- Johnson and John Stockton, still wouldn't be that way." Team USA, which is a prohibi- Magic is more popular today thing, you have to have some trol the tempo of the game recovering from his broken right Charles Barkley, meanwhile, tive favorite to win the gold me- than he was two years ago. What self-confidence," Lynn said. with the idea of keeping the leg. has his own unique outlook of dal at the Olympics, will continue is worse, is his popularity isn't "If all that happens is belitt- defense off the field." "All the guys have different Monte Carlo. practicing here until Friday. It steming from his exhaustive cru- lement, then you have very levels of balancing vacation and "I'm quitting this team for the plays its first Olympic game in sades to fight the disease that is little opportunity for that." "In the last two seasons, playing," Johnson said. "Michael swim team," Barkley said. "I'm Barcelona Sunday against Ang- devouring his life as well as the In 1990, the Bengals de- that was part of what the plays 36 holes or 18 holes of golf going to the pool as long as there ola. lives of many other non-athletes. fense ranked No. 25 and Bengals did offensively: con- and it doesn't affect his game. I His popularity has flourished be- teams allowed 4.7 yards per trol and slow the game down couldn't do that and still play. cause he is beating the odds and carry, making Cincinnati 27th just so the defense didn't "Whatever It takes for you to playing Olympic basketball. The in rush defense. Only two of have to go on the field," Shula get ready, that's what you do. But Ever Get SometMHty Totally Wasted? American people are more con- 28 teams were worse against said. "That didn't help the we all need to understand that it's cerned with his dramatic come- the pass that season. offense because it screwed up not just a vacation, it's work. It's back and the number of assists Last year, the Bengals im- what we do well. And It didn't business." he dishes to the likes of Charles proved their defense against help the defense because it Johnson said he got angry with Barkley than they are about his the run to No. 13. But their made them feel like they some of his U.S. teammates dur- % civic duty as a public figure to 28th-ranked secondary made were the weak little sisters." ing the squad's first week of educate the youth of America workouts in California. about the deadly, terminating "I got mad a little once in La consequences of AIDS. Jolla," Johnson said. "Sometimes When was the last time you saw guys have to be reminded what Magic on the television screen we're here for. But I'm having dishing one-liners about the life- LATE NIGHT BITES, fun, too. I went out yesterday. abolishing aspects of AIDS in- This is one of the world's most stead of meaningless, behind-the- beautiful places." 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Clinton Sister Economy Tornadoes remedy Ohio Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Since Perot's withdrawal from French city resulted in the es- inflationary worries in financial the race, support for Clinton and tablishment of the French house markets that would have caused Gore has been increasing. located in the University's soror- long-term interest rates to move from June's dry weather However, not all supporters ity row. up, not down. necessarily believe they'll win While no definite negotiations He said the Fed had acted in a the election. are underway, Mayor Hoffman by Keith Robinson The drought ended in the week. Gov. George Voinovich responsible manner during a "Clinton and Gore are the can- said he is "favorably impressed period of severe economic stress The Associated Press northwest, north-central, west- declared a state of emergency in didates I would vote for, but I with the city of St. Thomas." central and southwest regions. 16 counties, making them eligible when the country was adjusting have the feeling they won't win," "We're looking at it mainly to a prolonged period during the Northwest was the only region for state aid. said Jeff Jackson, a freshman from economic benefits," Hoff- Storms that drenched Ohio last in the state that had more 1980s of over-borrowing by con- South-central Ohio was the telecommunications major. man said. week ended the drought in four moisture than normal. It moved only area that did not average sumers, businesses and the fed- "Unless Dan Quayle really eral government. areas of the state and left only from mild into the category of more than 2 inches of rain for the blows it, I think the Republicans moderate dryness as the worst The Fed's succesive easings moist. week, the weather service said. will continue their reign," he condition, the National Weather The west-central and north- Counties in the west-central and Iraq were able to counter these forces Service said Tuesday. said. and fend off "the classic bust central regions previously were the central hills regions aver- Continued from page one. Before the storms, seven of the in severe drought, and the aged more than four inches. phase that seemed invariably to state's 10 climate regions were In southwest in mild drought. The prospects for continued Bush follow speculative booms in the either severe or extreme The northeast, central, central improvement appear to be good. weapons inspectors from enter- pre-World War II economic his- drought, the two worst classifica- hills and northeast hills regions Ringo said rainfall through Sep- Continued from page one. ing the ministry in Baghdad, the tory," Greenspan said in a refer- tions. had been classified as being in tember was expected to be diplomats said. ence to the Great Depression and The downpours helped all of extreme drought. The rain slightly above normal. Rep. William Ford, D-Mich., But the standoff is only one of other boom-bust episodes in the the regions recover from dropped the northeast to inci- Despite last week's heavy rains the chairman of the House Edu- several problems. Iraq also has past. drought that has persisted for pient, the least severe condition, and the long-range forecast, cation and Labor Committee, ac- refused to sell $1.6 billion in oil more than a year. There hasn't "Despite widespread prob- and the others to mild. some regions still have far to go cused Bush of making a "phony under U.N. auspices because it lems, we seem to have at least been so much rain all at once Classifications, in order of se- before the drought ends. promise to gullible people that does not want the money to go to avoided the crises that historical- since devastating floods in 1990, verity, are incipient, mild, Columbus, in the central re- they're going to be able to take war reparations. ly have been associated with including those that killed 26 moderate, severe and extreme. gion, had more than 10 inches of public money and use it to go to a It has also refused to renew an such periods in the past," people in Shadyside, in eastern The weather service said the rain. But other parts of that re- church-related school." agreement letting U.N. guards Greenspan said. Ohio. southeast region was the driest gion did not get nearly that The Senate in January re- and relief workers operate in "We've been in and out of area in Ohio last week. It was in amount. jected, 56-37, an earlier Bush Iraq, rejected the findings of a drought for the past couple of moderate drought, improving As of July 11, the central re- proposal for $30 million for commission on demarcating the "I expect the economic expan- years," said Alan Ringo, a hydro- from severe. gion was In extreme drought, school choice demonstration Iraqi-Kuwaiti border, and boy- sion will soon gain momentum, logist for the weather service in Storms brought tornadoes or needing 11.5 inches of rain to end projects. cotted the commission's New which lower inflation should help Cleveland. floods nearly every day last the drought. York meetings. to maintain," Greenspan said. Classified The BG News
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