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Thursday, April 4,1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 109 The News' Careful Class Briefs NL Scores spends St. Louis 5 New York 3 break Houston Los Angeles at camp Atlanta Dawn Killer San Francisco The BC News

Forty-seven University stu- AL Scores dents did nothing but homework during spring break at Michin- New York 5 doh Camp to help about IS Toledo Cleveland 1 sixth graders have a good time. Jim Davidson, professor emer- itus of education foundations and Chicago 4 Inquiry, said he requires his class Seattle 2 to have a field component with practical experience. He said most of the students work with the outdoor education camp be- Prosecutors: Court cause it opens eyes to how sixth should include graders act and think. The students worked as cabin smokers leaders and supervised all of NEW ORLEANS - Pros- children's activities, according to ecutors asked an appeals Steve Ferguson, sophomore sec- court Tuesday not to ex- ondary education major who clude millions of smokers worked at the camp. from a landmark lawsuit, "We made sure they got ever- arguing that it would delay ywhere they needed to go," he for years a decision on sold. "Although the camp was whether tobacco companies Hldekl K.b.y..M/Tke BG New. structured, they had some free deliberately hid knowledge time. I played ball with my guys that nicotine is addictive. Supervisor Sean Brennan closes off the construction site at Ice pressure of the pipes underneath. But Kenneth Starr, an at- Arena. The construction is to repair the swollen floor due to the one day." torney for the cigarette Ferguson said the week at the manufacturers, told the camp was good for the children. panel that smokers' cases "It was a good experience for should be tried separately them," he said. "They were out- because different circum- Ron Brown missing after plane crash side of their element and they did stances are involved with not want to go home at the end of each plaintiff. the week.- they wanted to stay A class-action suit is Disaster over Bosnia leaves four passengers dead and others unfound with us." proper only if the findings Stacy White, a sophomore apply equally to all plain- tiffs, he argued. Tin|« talc ing business possibilities in the Transport Ministry as saying the the rocky Adriatic coast. communications disorders major If the lawsuit remains a The Associated Press Balkans. A diplomatic source in tail of the plane had been found It said Prime Minister Zlatko who also worked at the camp, class action, millions of Croatia, speaking on condition of on land along the coast, between Matesa of Croatia and U.S. Am- said they tried to make sure the smokers could stand to col- DUBROVNIK, Croatia - Croa- anonymity, said 12 passengers the Adriatic port and nearby Ci bassador Peter Galbraith, who kids understood why they were lect damages from the in- tian police searching for the were aboard his flight to Du- lipl airport. had been in Dubrovnik to wel- at the camp. dustry, which has,never lost wreckage of a plane believed brovnik. The aircraft disappeared from come Brown, were touring the "The main reason was to get a smoklng-related lawsuit. carrying U.S. Commerce Secre- There were conflicting reports radar screens at 2:52 p.m. (7:52 crash site, where the bodies were them out of their natural envi- U.S. District Judge Okla tary Ron Brown found the air- ronment and meet other kids," Jones certified the lawsuit about wreckage found in the am. EST) between the tiny island found. craft's tall and four bodies, Croa- area. White House press secre- of Kalamota, a few miles south- Officials said the plane ap- she said. "Some let their guard as a class action last year to down - they learned a lot even represent all nicotine- tian officials said today. tary Mike McCurry said wreck- west of Dubrovnik, and the Cilipi proached the airport from Kala- dependent smokers and The White House confirmed age was spotted In the Adriatic, airport, Croatian security sour- mota. Its path to Dubrovnik took when they didn't even know it." their surviving family that Brown's plane disappeared but Croatian special police scour- ces said. Visibility In the area it over Zupski Bay, and it appar- White said she learned that all members. today In stormy weather, but was ing the mountainous coastline was no more than 100 yards, they ently crashed into a hill as it of the kids have the potential to unable to confirm reports it had south of Dubrovnik later report- said. crossed over land on the south do what they want. She said they Under Jones' plan, one crashed near Dubrovnik, a port ed they found the bodies of four The official Croatian news side of the bay. The airport, 10 just need someone to guide them. jury would determine dry on the Adriatic Sea. people from Brown's Air Force agency HINA placed the crash miles from Dubrovnik, Ues just Ferguson said he learned that whether the industry knew Brown, 54, bad been traveling plane. site near the coastal village of over the hill. no matter where the children are nicotine was addictive, from, they are all good kids. whether it covered up that in the region with about a dozen Croatian state TV quoted the Plat, four miles from the airport knowledge and whether it top American executives explor- country's Communications and on Zupski Bay, a small inlet on Sec BROWN, page men. See CAMP, page eight manipulated nicotine levels in cigarettes to keep smokers hooked.

The question of whether an individual smoker is en- Egypt, U.S. work to preserve peace titled to damages could be sent to other courts. Robert Bums under way to develop a chemi- The Associated Press cal weapons production facili- The 5th Circuit Court of ty," Perry told reporters in an Appeals, which will decide only whether to keep the ISMAILTYA, Egypt - In an impromptu interview near this lawsuit a class action, has implicit threat to use military dry on the Suez CanaL not indicated on when it will force, Defense Secretary Wil- Asked whether the United rule. liam Perry said Wednesday the States would allow Libya to United States would not allow complete the plant, Perry said Libya to complete what Ameri- firmly, "No. I don't want to can Intelligence agencies be- comment further on that, but lieve Is a large underground the answer Is no." " Quote of plant to produce chemical He was pressed to say weapons. whether the Clinton adminis- the day Perry said he shared evi- tration was considering using dence, including photographs, force to stop the project, which "Some let their with Egyptian President Hosni Libya has said Is part of a huge guard down— Mubarak during private talks Irrigation system. "I wouldn't I they learned a lot Wednesday in Cairo. rule anything out or anything jeven when they "1 discussed a variety of evi- in," he replied. (didn't know it. dence we have," Perry said. He He would not say how close ftfekamrd H-Dakaattay/riK AiMciate4 Pm StacyYJhilssofhomote would not be more explicit ex- U.S. Intelligence believes Li- Egyptian President Hosnl Mubarak, left, meets with Defense Secretary William J. Perry and Egypt communications cept to say It included intel- bya is to beginning chemical Defense Minister Field Marshal Husse In Tantawi Wednesday to discuss cooperation with Egypt disorders major.on ligence photographs. weapons production at the lncombating the terrorism that Is threatening the Middle East peace process. the children who "They demonstrate that the plant, saying that would reveal attended Libyans are not now producing classified information. "It is say the Libyan plant Is under The Tarhunah facility was southwest of Tripoli. The Ra- Michindohin (~amp chemical weapons, but they not imminent," he said. construction at Tarhunah, 40 reportedly designed to replace have an extensive program U.S. intelligence agencies miles southeast of Tripoli. a plant at Rabta, SS miles See EGYPT, page t Colored Ink "*^P" Opinion page two Thursday, April 4,1996 He's no longer one phone call away

"I had a friend once." know wouldn't appreciate my won't, find the time for anything. -Cool Grandpa Frank swinging by at 2:00 in the morn- You've got to make the time to do As of the day before spring ing just to stop in and say "Hi," If things. Laws come from reference to Mosaic laws until It break was to officially begin, it you know what I mean. tells of the discovery of the appeared as If my seven day hia- Given my jam-packed sche- I've realized that now, but now God not Tennessee "book of law" in the reign of Jo- tus from classes wasn't going to duele, it was practically by fluke Mike's dead, and I'll never see siah in 621 B.C.E., 400 years after betoobad. that I ran into Mike at Denny's him again because he was buried By promoting the Ten Com- David (2 Kings 22). Josiah's Aside from going to work, I had about a year and a half ago. in Atlanta, Ga. over a week ago. mandments the Tennessee legis- knowledge of the book repre- a number of other activites Actually, he saw me pass him Which brings me to the pre- lature Is 190 years behind the sented an entirely new departure planned. Including homework, a at an Intersection and proceeded sent. times of biblical scholarship. In the religious life of Israel. Jo- few Interviews and super-secret to chase me for three miles, I can think of a hell of a lot of W.M.L. de Wette observed In siah commanded the keeping of roadtrip that's going to be eventually catching up with me my friends who I haven't seen In 1806 that the laws, which accord- passover (23:21 ff.) which hith- covered by Weekend Reality at Denny's. I should have heard months and months now. ing to the Pentateuch God pro- erto had not been observed. De within the next few weeks. him honking his hom at me, but Sure, I think of them each and mulgated through Moses, appear Wette suggests accordingly that Plans change though. the radio was cranked up be- every one of them almost every to be unknown in later history a written book of law may not Last Thursday I recleved word cause "For Whom the Bell Tolls" day, but they dont know that ... recorded In Judges, Samuel and have existed before Josiah, in that my friend Mike Whitney had by Metallica was playing. And regardless, It's not the same most of Kings. whose reign it was, according to committed suicide. Mike and I hung-out for at thing as writing them a letter or Kings, discovered. Happy spring break, Aaron. Denny's for the better part of an calling them on the phone or go- Those books show a complete I met Mike in high school hour catching up on things since ing over to their house or sitting ignorance of Mosaic stipulations. Even Jeremiah, who was active through mutual friends, and it had been so long since we had down and eating lunch with them. There is no suggestion that Yah- after the discovery, deemed the shortly after getting to know last seen each other, and I was Since the Denny's run-in with weh is to be worshipped only at law book of little account and re- each other we became pals why am I going to need to wear a rather surprised to find out that Mike I saw him one or two more one central sanctuary, no precise pudiated its authority (Jeremiah through study hall male-bonding dress?" he had moved to the south re- times before he died. Both of the regulations about how sacrifices 7:22). sessions. Much against my wishes, the cently, and was just here In Ohio times I saw him I was in such a are to be offered, and no estab- Actually, they really weren't so summer after I graduated high visiting. rush that I could only stay and lished priesthood to regulate The inconsistency between the much bonding sessions as they school I had to start attending Sadly though, we both had talk to him for a few minutes. worship. Chronicles expands starting point of Israeli history, were displays of tag-team har- classes here at good o\' BGSU. other commitments to attend to, Now he's buried under six feet Samuel and Kings so as to in- as stated in the opening books of rassment against the study hall Between work, school and and we had to go our seperate of earth in a long wooden box clude laws conspicuously absent the Bible, and that history itself monitor. extra curricular college stuff ways. Before Mike left, however, three states away ... And I'm In them and contrary to the be- suggests that the book of laws Regardless, it brought us (like this weekly column, for ex- he gave me his new address. That never going to see him again. havior of the early Hebrew mon- may have been a priestly fab- closer together in a juvenile kind ample) a lot of things have fallen way I could drop him a line and Aaron Weisbrod is the Thurs- archs. De Wette argues that the rication introduced long after Is- of way. keep in some sort of touch. day columnist guy. Don't waste laws were framed after, and as a to the wayside. rael's Golden Age under David Ahhh ... High school. The days Including a lot of my friends. In the five hundred (plus) days your time sending stuff to him corrective to, the ungodly behav- and Solomon. turned to weeks, the weeks You see, a typical Aaron day to follow, I never once found the this week. Instead, drop a line to ior of the early kings. turned to months and the months lasts from about 6:00 in the morn- time to drop him a line. a friend or relative you haven't Jim Senyszyn turned to years. The next thing I ing until about 1:00 the following Now he's dead. seen in a long time. This column Kings only makes occasional Charlotte, NC remember Is someone asking me morning, so it's only once in a Do you want to know why I is respectfully dedicated to Mike if I ordered my graduation gown great while that I get a chance to never found the time to write him Whitney. Hopefully death will yet. make social visits. a letter or call him on the phone? grant you the peace life did not, "Gown? What gown? When and Besides, most of the people I It's because you can't, and my friend. The BG News If you want to submit a letter to the editor, please follow these steps: • Make sure the letter is less than 300 words. Please C0P1U61 include your major, year and phone number.

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Dawn Keller Jay Young Editor News editor Lawyers on trial in supreme court Jim Barker Amy Johnson Associate editor City editor This past month, we ruled on a The bone was set again, and for lars. The case was appealed. The trial, because Dr. Lssig's attor- malpractice case that was Hied a few days, everything was fine. court of appeals reversed the ney's were not following the dis- Joe Peiffer Scott Brown against two doctors. But the out- Then, on the 25th, the foot be- judgement, and remanded the covery rules. The trial judge Opinion editor Sports editor come of our decision was based came cool and no pulse was de- case for a new trial. But before granted the motion. Before the more on the poor performance of tected. The doctors made some that happened the case came be- trial started, the case was trans- the lawyers in the case than the adjustments in the flxator, and fore the Supreme Court of Ohio. ferred to a new Judge. Dr. Essig's Production Staff doctors' malpractice. blood flow returned. In a trial, there are rules that lawyers asked the new judge to On August 22, 1988, 26- On August 29th, Dr. Essig had dictate the behavior of both reconsider the ruling excluding Leah Barnum Michelle Bracken year-old Randy Nakoff lost con- Nakoff transferred to another sides. One such rule is the dis- Dr. Matejczyk's testimony, but Colleen Casey Alianna Dias trol of his motorcycle and landed hospital. The records at covery process, in which both she refused Ed Dowling In a sewage ditch. At the hospital, MetroHealth In Cleveland Indi- sides are required to share in- The court of appeals held that Brian Gallatin Nakoff was diagnosed with a cate that, upon admission, Na- formation with one another. This excluding Dr. Mateczyk's despo- Chad Gamby Matt Gannon separated right shoulder, a frac- koffs foot was warm, with a is so everyone can prepare for sition was a reversible error, Teresa Krieg Cathy Raidl tured left ankle, various lacera- strong pulse. trial with complete knowledge of which was one of the reasons Kevin Rathge Ed Reed tions, and the Injury that would Two days later. Dr. Mary what the other will do, in the they reversed the trial court's Jessica Wherry Carl a Zvosec cause him the most problems: his Matejczyk, an orthopedic sur- hope that the case will more judgement. There were other right leg was broken below the geon at MetroHealth, took Na- likely be settled on merit than on reasons involved, but this ques- knee. koff to surgery to realign his some surprise tactics. tions of the discovery process Copyright c ©96 by The BG News. Reprinting of bones. But when she tried that, any material in this publication whitout the permission of Dr. George Easig, the orthope- Originally, Nakoff named Dr. was probably the most impor- The hi i News is strictly prohibited. dic surgeon on call that night at blood flow stopped Although an- Matejczyk as a part of the law- tant. The Bl i News is an independenl student voice the hospital was consulted when other vascular surgeon tried a suit, but she was later dropped. When the case came before die founded in 1920 and is published daily during the academic the emergency room doctor couple of bypass surgeries, Na- His lawyers had taken her depos- Supreme Court, we didn't agree year and Wednesday's in the summer. found that Nakoff's right foot koff developed severe loss of ition as a defendant in the suit. with the court of appeals. We re- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those was not getting proper circula- blood flow, and eventually his Later, Nakoffs attorneys reversed their ruling, finding that of the student body, faculty or University administration. tion. Dr. Constantlne Papas, the right leg had to be amputated be- cleved a letter from Dr. Essig die rules governing discovery Opinions expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not vascular surgeon on duty, was low his knee. naming Dr. Matejczyk as a po- give the trial court great latitude necessarily those of The B<' News. also alerted that his services A year later, Nakoff filed a tential expert witness. Nakaff's In crafting sanctions to fit dis- Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 malpractice suit against Drs. Es- covery abuses. Excluding Dr. words long, typed and include the writer's name, phone might be needed. lawyers wanted to depose her When Dr. Easig tried to set the sig and Papas, contending that again, to see what her opinions Matejczyk's deposition was well number arid University affiliation, if any. The Is< I News their negligence proxlmately reserves the righl to edit any and all letters. bone in the leg, he lost the pulse would be as an expert witness. within the trial court's bounds. The . News encourages its readers to notify the in Nakoffs foot. He called In Dr. caused his amputation. He That request is well within the This case was about medical paper of any errors in stories or photograph descriptions. Papas who determined that set- claimed that the doctors had fair bounds of discovery, but the malpractice. But I'm not so sure ting the bone caused a kink in the failed to recognize the serious- request went unanswered In it wasn't really the legal profes- 210 West Hall artery, like a bend in a garden ness of the loss of blood to his fact, they never recleved her ex- sion that was on trial. Bowling Green State University hose, and blood was not reaching foot and had not tried to correct pert report. Bowling Green . OH 43403-0726 the foot Dr. Essig loosened the it soon enough. Paul E. Pfeifer is a Supreme bgnews @ bgnet.bgsu.edu flxator that was holding the bone The jury ruled in Nakoffs Eventually, Nakoffs lawyers Court Justice for the state of Ohio in place, and circulation returned favor, and returned with a rather moved to have Dr. Matejczyk's and a sometimes guest columnist r tothefoot. large verdict of 2-5 million dol- testimony excluded from the for The BG News. * State Thursday, April 4,1996 page three D.C. watchdogs In Orbit rate physicians The Associated Press "We want the public to know we take this COLUMBUS -- Ohio ranked ninth among states for disciplin- very seriously. We ing the most dangerous doctors feel pleased, last year, according to the watchdog group Public Citizen. obviously, to be The Washington DC. based ranked this highly." group devised a system to evalu- ate disciplinary actions taken against doctors who endanger patients' physical or mental well- Lauren Lubow being. state medical board control officer The nonprofit Public Citizen issued its report on Tuesday at the same time statistics were all violations with the number of released by the national Fed- active and inactive doctors in a eration of State Medical Boards. state, the federation said Ohio By Public Citizen's count, last year sanctioned about six out which excludes minor sanctions, of every 1,000 doctors, just above Ohio punishes about 6.5 of every the national average of 5.8. 1,000 active physicians. In 1994, Among all states, Arizona - Ohio ranked 24th in Public Citi- with 13,580 licensed physicians zen's tally. - fared best, penalizing about 15 In 1995, 158 Ohio doctors were doctors per thousand. On the bot- sanctioned. Many of them com- tom, the District of Columbia mitted offenses such as sub- sanctioned less than one physi- stance abuse or sexual miscon- cian per 1,000. The district has duct or were deemed incompe- about 8,500 doctors. tent. Lauren Lubow of the State Public Citizen said almost Medical Board said the board is every state medical board in the pleased with the federation rank- United States should work hard- ings. er to root out bad doctors. There were 35,425 physicians "We want to make sure the licensed to practice in Ohio, with public knows we take this very 25,631 considered active. seriously," said Lubow, an attor- According to the federation ney and case control officer. "We figures, Ohio ranked fourth feel pleased, obviously, to be among states with more than ranked highly. It gives a good 25,000 licensed physicians. Flor- picture of the action taken here." ida, New York and Texas, in that order, had higher rates of disci- Nationally, the number of med- plinary actions. ical board sanctions against phy- Michigan and California were sicians Increased during the past Tk. AuKlarf PITH lower. five years, the federation report- Toe Russian space station Mir, shown in this photo brought back seen as it files over the "limb" of the Earth as Atlantis approached Using a formula that combines ed. from space by the shuttle Atlantis and released March 23,1996, is for docking Wednesday morning.

Researcher studies injuries on farms MID AM MANOR ♦ • NOW RENTING • ! Investigation says migrant workers receive no job-related safety training ♦ Choose form choice apartments within walking ♦ distance to campus Summer 1996 and school year The Associated Press based on interviews with 106 "I don't agree with the assump- ble for farm workers to read. 1996-1997 farm workers and questionnaires tion that if you're a farm worker answered by 84 growers. you should expect to get hurt. This summer, 130 employers TOLEDO - Some migrant farm That's ridiculous," Blausey said. plan to try a method Isaacs be- 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat workers are injured in Ohio be- Ten of the workers said they lieves will be effective. Owners ♦ and water included, air conditioning. cause they receive almost no Job- had been injured on the Job. The "Of all the farmers I know - or supervisors will present week- ♦ injuries included back strains and I know a lot of cucumber related safety training, the au- ly 10- to 15 minute safety talks in ♦641 Third St Apt 4, B.G. Resident Manager 352-4380 thor of a new study said Wednes- and pesticide-related skin Irrita- and tomato growers - sure, once English and Spanish at the be- x tions. They also Included ail- in a while... something Is going to day. ginning of the work day. 4 Linda Isaacs also said some ments associated with picking happen. But It's totally unfoun- cucumbers, such as Inflamed ded to say, 'Boy, you better watch migrant workers are afraid to She said the talks need to be report injuries to farmers or tendons. it because you're definitely going to get hurt on the Job,'" he said. repeated to make sure they are state agencies because they be- Isaacs believes more workers heard by most of the migrants, lieve they will be fired. were hurt but probably did not Forty-four percent of the many of whom move from farm THE QUITE COMPANY WANTS TO... "There is no formal safety want to talk to her about injuries growers taking part in the study to farm during the growing training going on, or very little," for fear of being fired. said they had safety rules availa- season. "Show You the Key for Your Success said Isaacs, a researcher at the She said her study shows the Ohio State University extension need for more training, especial- Kcrmlt's Family Restaurant service's agricultural engineer- ly in the areas of lifting, working ing department. with equipment and preventing 307S. Main St. B.G. Friday, April 5, 1996 She said there is little docu- slips, trips and falls. pb. 354-1388 \ 10:30 to 1:00 p.m. mentation concerning injuries Paul Blausey, former president BGSU'S BREAKFAST PLACE \ The Cleveland Agency of the Northwestern suffered by migrant workers in of the Fremont Pickle and To- (Serving Breakfast All Day) X Ohio. About 10,000 migrant mato Growers Association, said Mutual Life Insurance Company workers come to Ohio each year, the study's findings were un- 1801 East Ninth Street Suit 800 mostly to northwest Ohio, to pick founded. He said few migrant Cleveland, Ohio fruit and vegetables and work at workers are hurt on the Job. The A % canning plants. association represents farmers Specials Every Night & Day Isaacs conducted her study for who grow fruits and vegetables Open until 8:00p.m. Mon. -Fri. 2:00p.m. Sat. & Sun. three months in 1994. It was for processors. If the key is to call your own shots. Northwestern Mutual Life — The William D. Brown Agency wants THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN GRADUATE to talk to you. Our agents have been recognized as STUDENT ASSOCIATION "Top Sales Force" in a survey of sales executives done >A rr~ by Sales & Marketing Management magazine PRESENTS The Quiet Company will empower you to BRIDGING1HE GAP H 104 S. Moin 353-0988 succeed with our industry- AN OPEN FORUM DISCUSSION leading training, our wealth of experience, BETWEEN AFRICAN-AMERICAN and our strong support program. GRADUATES AND UNDERGRADUATES Topics Include: Matriculation at HBCUs. Matriculation at R.S.V.P. required to Jean Dobrea Predominately White UnVerslOes. and The (216) 241-5840 Undergraduate/Graduate Relationship Bring an interested friend or associate! "Internship Programs Available" DATE: THURSDAY APRIL 4 TIME: 6:00 PM LOCATION: IMANI ROOM If you are PLEASE COME AND DO YOUR PART IN American Heart RE-ESTABLISHING A RELATIONSHIP Association,- what you eat, F/ffWmS Hwl Man 9 BETWEEN AFRICAN-AMERICAN GRADUATES AND UNDERGRADUATES why not cut REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED back on fat? • » State

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The Associated Press personal records. Act "This completely undercuts IS The Boston audit ended, but years of confidentiality and priv- the agency now is auditing New BOSTON - A coalition of acy to get people into the York and plans to audit Miami, groups that helps AIDS victims is system," said Denise McWil- Chicago and Philadelphia, and accusing a federal agency of vio- liams, director of the Boston could resume auditing in Boston. lating the confidentiality of more AIDS Consortium. Joseph Vengrin, an assistant than 100 people who have the "At all times, doctors, nurses, deputy inspector general, told virus, and it wants a court to or- service providers have said, 'We The New York Times that recipi- der the practice stopped. will treat you,and no one will find ents of the federal AIDS money Auditors for the Department of out.' This calls into question peo- In New York City have not re- Health and Human Services ob- ple's ability to get that assur- sisted disclosing their files. tained the names of 113 patients ance," she told The Boston Globe. In the Boston area, the auditors to verify whether they were eli- The Inspector General's Office found that in 102 of 113 cases ex- gible for federal ATDS-related said its auditors acted within amined, a service provider did benefits, then shared those their authority and could not not have documentation that the names with other agencies, law- check on the use of federal funds clients actually tested positive yers for the coalition said. without seeing records that for HIV, the virus that causes the The lawyers, representing 24 showed those getting the ser- disease, or AIDS. AIDS assistance groups in the vices actually had AIDS. Richard Stevens, director of Boston area, said they planned to The department in 1994 picked public health AIDS services for Richard SheiBwald/Tftc AiBocUled Prcsi seek a court order today to pre- Boston as the first metropolitan Boston, said he refused to com- The United Auto Workers union closed Its three-day convention Wednesday, In Detroit, with a vent the auditors for the depart- area to be audited for use of fed- ply with the auditors' request for march by about 3,000 which ended In a rally in support of striking newspaper workers in front of ment's Inspector General's Of- eral funds given to service agen- the Detroit News. Six onions and some 2,500 union employees struck the Detroit Free Press and the fice from obtaining any more cies under the Ryan White CARE See AIDS, page seven. Detroit News on July 13,1995. Potency Suspected Unabomber taken into custody

Len Iwsnskl lena and Lincoln. table mother lode of evidence." writings raised their suspicions, killed in Sacramento, Calif. drug The Associated Press Butch Gehring, a neighbor, One law enforcement official said two federal officials speak- said the small cabin was the said Kaczynski grew up In Chi- ing on condition of anonymity. The Federal Bureau of In- LINCOLN, Mont - A former home of a Ted Kaczynski, de- cago and received a graduate de- vestigation has spread copies of to hit Berkeley professor suspected by scribed as being a resident since gree In mathematics from the The family approached an at- the Unabomber's writings relatives of being the Unabom- 1971. University of Michigan. After torney in Washington, who called throughout the academic com- ber was taken into custody "He was real shy, real quiet. quitting Berkeley, Kaczynski the FBI, to alert them. Federal munity in hopes of finding Wednesday while federal agents His conversations were short," lived in Utah in the late 1970s and agents later got consent to search someone who recognizes the market searched his cabin near a moun- Gehring said, describing Kac- early 1980s where he did odd jobs the former Chicago residence, work. The Associated Press tain pass on the Continental Di- zynski as a hermit. and menial labor, this official the officials said. vide. Theodore J. Kaczynski, born said. He bought land In Montana Last September, The New York A member of the Unabom task May 22, 1942 in Chicago, gradu- 10-12 years ago and has been The Unabomber's spree began Times and The Washington Post BOSTON - The first in- force, demanding anonymity, ated from Harvard In 1962 and building a cabin there since then, at Northwestern University out- published, in the Post, his jection treatment approved told The Associated Press the taught as an assistant professor the official said. side Chicago in May 1978. Three 35,000-word treatise on the in- for relieving impotence suspect was named Ted John of mathematics at Berkeley in people have died and 23 more humanity of Industrial society works well In most men, al- Kaczynski and had been using the 1967-68 school year, accord- Members of the man's family were Injured in IS subsequent after he promised to stop plant- lowing sexual intercourse many aliases. ing to Harvard and Berkeley re- found some old writings of his Unabomber attacks; the most re- ing bombs that kill people. There that both they and their A federal law enforcement cords. He resigned in June 1969. while cleaning out a place where cent came April 24,1995, when a have been no such incidents partners consider satisfac- official said Kaczynski was taken he once lived in Chicago, and the timber industry executive was since then. tory, a study found. into custody so that he would not "We like the looks of this guy Self-administered injec- interfere with the search of his as the Unabomber, but we don't tions have been used rou- home, but he was neither ar- have make-or-break evidence tinely for the past decade to rested nor charged. yet," one federal law enforce- help men who have trouble Chuck O'Reilly, sheriff of ment official told The Associated achieving erections. Lewis and Clark County, said 20 Press. "We have some writings CHECK OUT However, only one of them, FBI agents searched the home that match up, but we don't have the drug Caverject, has near Stemple Pass, between He- his tools yet. 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"I'm quite confident that one They were among the nomi- day or the other, this or a closely that, they deprived mice of food nees Wednesday for the 23rd an- related drug will be useful in for 20 hours and then injected nual Daytime Emmy Awards, humans," said Schwartz, director some of the animals with the where CBS - boosted by 16 of the neurobiology and pharma- compound before offering food. nominations for its soap "The cology unit of the National Insti- The treated mice ate 30 per- Young and The Restless" - col- tute of Health and Medical cent to 40 percent less than un- lected 69 nominations to outpace Research in Paris. treated mice did, Schwartz said everyone Schwartz said testing in people The compound, called butabin- PBS was second with 49 nomi- is still several years away. Other dide, worked even when Injected nations, while ABC followed with obesity researchers agreed, pra- at a low enough dosage that It 40, NBC received 19 and Fox 14. ising the work but cautioning couldn't enter the brain, he said Trailing "Restless" were PBS' that questions remain about the "Sesame Street" with 12 nomina- drug's usefulness in people. Satya Kalra of the University tions, and ABC's "General Hospi- The research is reported in of Florida College of Medicine, tal" and CBS' "Guiding Light" Thursday's issue of the journal who studies natural substances with 10 apiece. Nature by Schwartz, C. Robin that affect feeding, said Lucci, who has portrayed "All Ganellin of University College Schwartz's approach is "a great My Children" temptress Erica London and others. idea." It's too soon to tell If It can Kane for the last 25 years, was The drug boosts the effect of be turned into a useful drug for nominated as best soap opera ac- one of the body's own appetite- people, he said tress for a record 16th time. dampening signals, a substance One question is potential side Donahue, a 29-year veteran who called CCK that acts on nerves in effects, said neurobiologist virtually invented the daytime the digestive system and appears Sarah Leibowitz at Rockefeller talk show format, announced his to act within the brain. University in New York. CCK af- departure from the talk show The body destroys CCK, chole- fects not only appetite but also wars earlier this year. cystokinin, after its job Is done, anxiety and possibly memory The Lucci story is well known and the new work was aimed at processes, she said, so tinkering Nominated IS times previously, blocking that breakdown pro- with CCK levels might have ef- went home empty-handed each cess. The scientists first identi- fects beyond appetite. time. fied the body's natural enzyme She said the strategy Her quest for an Emmy has be- that wipes out CCK then created Schwartz's team used to find the come a soap opera of its own, a compound that binds to the en- CCK-destroying enzyme and de- with fans of the show anxiously zyme and prevents it from act- sign an interfering compound Hole n«luim» AHKl»fd PITH awaiting Lucci's official recogni- ing. provides a road map for studies tion. This interfering compound of other body substances that af- Athens-Clarke County police officer Gerald Carter comforts Jermlzer Crawford, 12, In front of his should dampen appetite by let- fect appetite. That could lead to Her competition includes last burned home In Pauldoe housing community In Athens, Ga., Wednesday. Jermlzer was watching ting CCK hang around longer, the other drugs that might help peo- year's winner, Erika Slezak of television when be smelled smoke and saw curtains on fire in a back room. researchers reasoned. To test ple lose weight, she said. "One Life to Live," along with Linda Dano of "Another World," Jensen Buchanan of "Another World," and Jess Walton of "The Celebrity Young and the Restless." Northwestern running back offered movie part The Associated Press Wednesday. theater major who was offered a representing the NCAA. "There Donahue has been oversha- CHICAGO ~ Star college run- NCAA rules bar athletes from part In two scenes of a superna- are 11,000 or 12,000 member protests dowed in recent years by Oprah appearing in commercial films. tural thriller called "The 18th schools who like to see some con- Winfrey, winner of the outstand- ning back Darnell Autry may go Cook County Circuit Judge Angel," scheduled for filming in sistency in the application of the ing talk show host for the last ahead and take an unpaid movie part this summer even though Thomas P. Durkin sided with the Italy. rules and not a carved-out. Iso- Medicaid five years. Her show also has Northwestern sophomore, a lated exception of the rules." won the last two years. the NCAA objects, a judge ruled NCAA officials were considering an appeal of Wednesday's decision. Autry helped lead North- "We want to enforce the rules," western to the Rose Bowl last cutbacks said Bedell Tlpplns, a lawyer season. 309 HIGH The Associated Press ICT US UIOAftV ABOUT TH€ HIGH COST OF HCAT1 ALBANY, N.Y. - Christopher Reeve is joining a fight to save • Close) •© campus jf~ljCTJ C'^'S Medicaid The former "Super- • Largo two bedroom apartments man" actor, paralyzed In a horse- riding accident last May, has • Furnished and unfurnished taped radio ads protesting proposed state cutbacks In the • Laundry facility in building government-subsidized health care program for the poor. • FREE heat, water, sowar The ads have already begun • 9 and 12 month looses available airing In the New York City area. • Each apartment has extra storage "Medicaid cuts can hurt more than you think," Reeve says in closet in hall the ads. The actor notes that cuts In the program would mean • Paddlo fans NEWI9VE "longer waits in emergency rooms, fewer nurses and major • Free Cleaning Service Rentals layoffs." "In short, less care for all 328 S. Main (our only office) 352-5620 patients." New York Gov. George Pataki is trying to persuade state legis- lators to adopt a budget plan that would cut state Medicaid funding Applications for: to hospitals. "New York state provides the most extensive Medicaid cover- •Fall 1996 BG News editor age, and will continue to do so," Pataki press secretary Zenia Mucha said Wednesday after- •Summer BG News editor noon. "We now will do It more ef- ficiently and more affordably for • 1996-97 Gavel editor the people who need it moat." • 1996-97 Key yearbook • 1996-97 Miscellany editor FREE MOVIE! • 1996-97 Obsidian editor ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT are now being accepted. Application forms may be picked up at 204 West Hall. 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Tlii Associated Press business of running Bangladesh Rahman was appointed by within three months. The political battles included money to millions of poor women until new elections. Biswas to replace Prime Minister Rahman has said his first job strikes and often-violent protests to run small businesses; Shegufta DHAKA, Bangladesh - Promi- The group, installed by Presi- Khaleda Zia, who resigned Sat- will be restoring order, which that have paralyzed the govern- Bakht Chowdhury, a former gov- nent scholars, bankers and law- dent Abdur Rahman Biswas, will urday, clearing the way for broke down in the two-year ment and the economy. ernor-general of the centra) yers were among 10 people form the Council of Advisors Rahman's nonpartisan adminis- power struggle between Mrs. Zia The council members include bank; and Shamsul Huq, former sworn in Wednesday to assist the headed by former Chief Justice tration to oversee new national and opposition leaders seeking to Mohammad Yunus, chief of the vice-chancellor of Dhaka Uni- caretaker prime minister in the Mohammad Habibur Rahman. elections. The vote must be held force her out Grameen Bank, which lends versity. AIDS

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information about each client's HIV status. "Action such as yours jeopar- dizes the entire service delivery system and its integrity with re- gard to providing confidential services," Stevens wrote to the audit manager. He said the intrusion could be devastating to service providers who get CARE money. Warren Buckingham, deputy director of HIV Services, said Tuesday that fraud had not been a problem with CARE money. BROWN Save $400 on a new Pontiac Sun fire Continued from page one. (actually, any new Pontiac) if you just graduated or are about to graduate.* President Pranjo Tudjman of Croatia told CNN the plane Call 1-800-643-6733 for more information. crashed into a hillside near the sea and that he had sent confir- mation to President Clinton. "Mr. President, I and the entire Croatian nation are feeling our deepest sympathies in this mo- ment of pain," Tudjman said in a cable to Clinton read on Croatian state television. At least 50 vessels went out in stormy weather and high seas looking for wreckage or any survivors, Dubrovnik port officials said before Croatian police reported their discovery. U.S. Navy helicopters scoured the sea outside the port, and three Navy ships and NATO aircraft were ordered to join the search for survivors. A senior defense official said in Washington that the United States and NATO have the entire region covered with aerial sur- veillance and detected no hostile action against the plane "We've got a pretty clear air picture in that area," the official said. "Early indications are it has more to do with tough weather and a tough approach." Brown was traveling in a T-43, the military version of a Boeing 737. He left for Dubrovnik today from Tuzla, the town in north- eastern Bosnia where U.S. troops Fold-down rear seats - Your choice of a great- Single-key locking - one key with the NATO-led peace force means you can go looking coupe (shown), locks & unlocks doors, trunk are based. Reporters waiting for Brown's places and take lots of sporty four-door sedan (not and all the fun ofSunfire plane at Dubrovnik airport were stuff with ya shown) or a hot, new bused into town under police es- cort after the plane failed to land convertible (hey, we told Clearcoat paint - paint as scheduled. 100,000-mile spark plugs' ya this was a cool car) you can't see keeps the Dr. Dragana Adzovic said her - we're talking a long- paint you can see looking hospital in Dubrovnik was put on full alert and ready to receive term relationship here Dual air bags and anti-v good (see?) survivors. lock brakes - two things EGYPT 5-speed transmission and you don't need until you High-rewing, 120-horse- tubular rear axle with really need 'em (and power, fuel-injected as Continued from page one. spring-over shock sport a/ways wear those safety engine (hey, this car's for v bta plant was reopened last fall, suspension and progressive belts, even with air bags) driving, not just looking at) five years after a suspicious fire, and Libya Insists it manufactures ride tuning - is this a real pharmaceuticals. 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For a little cal weapons is not just to the CARES too (see? we really more, you can get a SU N F I R E United States or even primarily WE ARE DRIVING EXCrrE/VlHIMT to the United States," he said. do care) CD player with equalizer "It's a threat to the regional powers around here, including Egypt." Driving excitement for around $13,200: • /ran a two- or tour-year toMege Must AVKVXT through GMAC Otht tubfetr fo change See your poroapating dealer hr quobfkation details Perry said Mubarak requested t Bated on marmot maintenance See Otvnefi Manual hr kmtotiorti C T996 GM Corp. AM rights reserved a detailed U.S. intelligence as- " $1X220 MSfV including dealer pnp and OeainaOon charge Pnce includes S-speed nontmuuon. aw condstsontng and rear spoiler. Tcu. aleourpw tmarm Faces higher m CA MA and NY sessment of the suspected chem- Frue as of 4A/J6, subtect to change. ical weapons site at Tarhunah. Call 1-800-643-6733, oi check out oui site on the Woild Wide Wt-b GIVE SMOKING at http://www.poiiti.ic.com. A KICK IN THE BUTT. 7 page eight The H( i News Thursday, April 4,1996 Investigation reveals Chernobyl residue Political lingers in tap water prisoners cult murders planned Paval Polylluk these graves ... the question be- The Associated Press came not of quality construction, get new rested on weapons possession Piller said it appeared that IS but about how to hide it under- Clare Nulllt charges in Canada in spring KIEV, Ukraine - The legacy of The Associated Press ground as soon as possible," said of the victims - a fanatical in- 1993. the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear acci- ner circle called the "aw- Volodymyr Holubev, head of sentences "There was a real persecu- FRIBOURG, Switzerland - akened"- committed suicide dent not only lingers in the minds radiation protection for Uk- Wrapping up an 18-month in- tion complex," Piller said. The of millions of people living raine's Health Ministry. Tin Associated Press with a powerful mixture of situation was worsened by a nearby. It also taints their drink- vestigation into the deaths of poison and sedatives. Their rush means that today no S3 members of a doomsday growing rift between di Mam- ing water. one knows how much waste es- They apparently all believed bro and other cult members. BANGKOK. Thailand - Twen- cult, Swiss authorities said they were leaving Earth for a Plutonium and other dangerous caped or even how many graves Including Jouret radioactive particles released in were dug. ty-one political prisoners have Wednesday the vast majority better planet and had no fear of been slapped with new senten- were murdered at the instiga- Di Mambro was In falling the accident have been working Environment Minister Yuri dying. Cult mastermind Joseph ces, apparently for trying to tion of a power-crazy man with health and worried about being their way into the ground water Kostenko said there are 800 dl Mambro, a 70-year-old uncovered as a fraud by cult bring attention to their cruel a persecution complex. French-Canadian, and his char- in the wetlands of northern Uk- known burial spots, but also some members who had invested conditions. Amnesty Interna- The tragedy - which began ismatic guru, Luc Jouret, were raine for the past 10 years, and 200 others with no markings fortunes to finance the group's officials warn they have now around the plant Mounds of tional said Wednesday. with the ritual slaying of a among the 15. The London-based human 3-month-old boy in Canada - extensive travel and prop- found their way to Ukraine's earth surround the plant, and erties, Piller said. major waterways. dozens of open ditches are lined rights group said the prisoners was planned months, if not were sentenced March 28 to ad- years, in advance, investigat- Thirty others, called the The Swiss investigation, "Ukraine is the only country in with abandoned equipment used "immortals," apparently want- which had been expected to the world In which a huge quan- in the cleanup. ditional jail terms of five to 12. ing magistrate Andre Piller years each. said in his long-delayed report. ed to die with their leaders but end a year ago, did not cover tity of plutonium is In an uncon- It Is also unclear how much did not kill themselves. December's deaths of 16 more trolled, free and fluid state," said fuel, including plutonium, was They were tried In closed ses-. The investigation did not sions at the prison outside Rang- cover the mysterious deaths of The final seven were classed cult members, Including three nuclear physicist Volodymyr actually released In the 1986 dis- oon where they were already do- 16 more members of the Order as "traitors" and also were children, in a wooded area in Usatenko, chief consultant to the aster. murdered. These Included the Vercours, southern Prance. Ukrainian parliament's commis- Plant officials say only 6 per- ing time. of the Solar Temple since the "The group was accused of hid- first mass murder-suicide in baby and Its parents in Canada, But a cult expert hired by the sion on Chernobyl. cent of the reactor's fuel escaped ing three radio sets and circulat-. October 1994. Piller said. Canadian au- Swiss government, Jean- Ten years after the world's - about 11 tons - while environ- thorities last year disclosed the Francois Mayer, said the worst commercial nuclear disas- mentalists say up to 10 times that ing a newsletter In Inseln Forty-eight of the initial S3 Prison," Amnesty said. victims were discovered dead baby was stabbed repeatedly French victims probably felt ter, officials and environmental- was released. through the heart as the "an- they should follow dl Mambro. ists are still struggling to eradi- Even the plant's chief engi- Among the materials confis- from gunshot wounds, asphyx- cated from the prisoners was a iation or poisoning in the ti-Christ" because di Mambro cate the effects. neer, Vitaly Tolstonogov, con- saw the Infant as a rival to his The order, rooted In centur- Though expelled in smaller cedes that some 50 tons of fuel letter to the U.N. official respon- charred remains of a farm- own daughter. ies-old secret Roman Catholic quantities than the iodine, ce- remains unaccounted for. Just sible for investigating human house and two mountain societies, has members around sium and strontium released how much burned in the fire and rights and political conditions in the country, Amnesty said. chalets in two remote Swiss Di Mambro regarded the the world. Its disciples believe after the 1986 accident, the how much was tossed out onto villages. Another five bodies - girl, Emmanuelle, 12, as a that death Is an Illusion and life "loose" plutonium Is the most in- the earth and surrounding rivers The report said two prominent including that of the baby - "cosmic child" whom he re- continues after Earth on other sidious. Is unknown. prisoners, Win Tin, an opposition leader, and Myo Myint Nyein, a h were found in a bumed-out ferred to as "he." She and six planets. It travels more quickly, is "We have billions of tons of magazine editor, had been held in site near Montreal. other children and teen-agers more radioactive, and is more radiated earth that cant be tiny "dog cells, forced to sleep on All the buildings had been set were among the victims, as In the early morning of Oct. quickly absorbed into human and dumped anywhere, and which on fire by a remote-control de- was di Mambro's wife, Jocelyn, other organisms, causing cancer concrete floors with no bedding 5,1994,23 bodies were found at will pour plutonium, cesium and and forbidden any family visits." vice triggered by a portable 45. and other health problems. It is a farm heavily damaged by fire strontium into Europe for dec- Burma's military government telephone. The device mal- In Cheiry, northeast of Geneva. easily soluble and water can ades," Usatenko said. functioned at the Swiss farm- move It far. came to power in 1988 after vio- "The madness of a power- Twenty-five more bodies, in- The concrete-and-steel sarco- lently suppressing pro- house, leaving most bodies un- crazy man with many faces" cluding those of dl Mambro And with a half-life or nearly phagus over the No. 4 reactor and burned in a mirrored basement 25,000 years, it will long outlast democracy demonstrations. It Is was responsible for the car- and Jouret, were found in three the dams on the nearby Prypyat widely criticized for human chapel decked out in the ornate nage, Piller concluded. burned chalets in Granges-sur- the other elements. River have delayed the move- trappings of a bizarre final ri- Already, a victims group rights violations and failure to Documents dating to early Salvan, to the southeast. ment of radioactive water but move toward democratic rule. tual. claims, 150,000 people in Ukraine have not prevented it. The grisly deaths sent shock 1993 indicated the cult was alone are dead from Chernobyl- In a recent report, Amnesty es- A day earlier, authorities And the barbed-wire fence timated that more than 1,000 po- waves through sleepy Switzer- preparing its "transit" into a found five bodies In a house be- related diseases, and 55,000 are surrounding the zone is power- land and prompted in- better world, Piller said. This invalids. Others say that number litical prisoners remain behind longing to dl Mambro that was less against the underground bars, most of them jailed after vestigations as far as Austra- was speeded by "paranoia" destroyed by fire in Morin is wildly overstated In order to threat. lia, where the cult owned prop- that they were hunted by attract Western aid and that receiving unfair trials. Heights, Quebec. Investigators "The migration of radloau- "Prison conditions are so de- erty. police. Jouret had been ar- quickly linked all the deaths. deaths are only in the dozens. clldes out of the zone is the most But it is clear that the radiation plorable as to constitute cruel, complex and burning issue," said inhuman and degrading treat- has taken a horrible toll. Thyroid Ilanna Tsvetkova, a nuclear spe- cancer among children, almost ment," it said. A U.S. State De- CAMP cialist with Greenpeace Ukraine. partment report released last nonexistent before the accident, "Plutonium, cesium and stron- has increased a hundredfold month reached similar conclu- Continued from page one. city children. tium are falling into the waters of sions. "The kids' reality and our real- since then in Belarus, Ukraine the Dnipro River today, and "They are not bad, they have to ity is very different," White said. and Russia tomorrow they'll turn up In the adjust to their environment," "They've seen a lot that I've <5^ After the nuclear disaster, plu- Black Sea and the Mediter- Officials Ferguson said. "You could even never even seen. It really put a tonium was carried Into the air ranean." see that here. At the beginning of face on statistics for me." with the radioactive cloud and The Dnipro provides some two- the week, none of them wanted "I hope we had an impact that deposited on the countryside. thirds of Ukraine with Its drink- agree to anyone else to invade their space, they will remember growing up," During the cleanup, bulldozers ing water. but by the end of the week they White said. removed top soil, cut down trees Government officials ac- were exchanging phone numbers Davidson said most students and dismantled buildings. The knowledge that the zone around initial union to keep in touch back at school." have very worthwhile, rewarding contaminated rubble was the plant is gradually being White said the week was a chal- experience. "It's been a very trucked to "temporary storage cleansed of radioactive elements, The associated Press sites." lenge because she lived in a worthwhile, highly regarded but at the expense of previously MOSCOW - Russian officials Those sites were in effect holes different world from the inner- project," he said. clean regions outside the zone, in want to make one thing perfectly In the ground. Some were neighboring Belarus and Russia clear The union between Russia covered over, some weren't, but as well as Ukraine. and Belarus will not be called i > ■ i t i i r i 1 9 1 t those holes and mounds now dot Usatenko says finding and anything like the USSR. the 18-mile restricted zone studying the graves would not be Dmitry Ryurikov, an aide to http://www.answerfactDry.comnttp://www.answer?actory.com ™-™ around the plant. Nuclear offi- difficult, but that bureaucratic President Boris Yeltsin, said ia cials call them "graves." barriers are preventing it. 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Despite the Collegiate women's swimming Green athletes to qualify for the American, which made the ruling sure that it was just the starters unfavorable outcome In Friday's has concluded another year of NCAA meet this decade. Patteson even more painful. The disquali- not being familiar or accustomed heat, Patteson enjoyed the expe- competition with the NCAA meet also made another appearance as fication was also marred with with her starting," Julian said. rience as a whole. in Ann Arbor two weeks ago. The a freshman. controversy. Patteson's uncon- Patteson also commented on Scott meet featured the best swim- Patteson finished 31st in the ventional starting technique may the tragic judgement. "It was awesome to swim with Brown mers in the country and the best 200-yard individual medley on have been misinterpreted by the "We prepared for me to be an the best of the beat," Patteson swimmer that BG has to offer. Thursday. Patteson missed the officials. Patteson had never Ail-American, not for that," Pat- said. "I was so excited, It was fun Senior Cheryl Patteson repre- cut to advance by only six places been eliminated from a competi- teson said "I turned to Randy to watch the finals.'' sented Bowling Green in three by winning her heat in the tion due to a false start in her ca- [Julian] and Kendra [Ackers], events. Patteson qualified to 200-yard breaststroke. This per- reer. and just started crying. I didn't Patteson has also qualified for swim in the the 200-yard individ- formance followed a disappoint- know what to do, and neither did five national swimming meets Baseball is back, and things are Swimming coach Randy Julian looking up for America's game. ual medley on Thursday, the ing false start In the 400-yard in- they." during the summer and may con- Heck, Ken Griffey, Jr. is the odds- 400-yard Individual medley on dividual medley on Friday. was disappointed with the out- The ruling was a judgement tinue to compete. on favorite to capture the most write-in votes for President in American history. Georgia Tech's But the game still has its black eyes, as evidenced by the sorry tirade lashed by Cincinnati Reds Twins explode to finish strange series Marbury leaves owner Marge Schott this week. Tragedy struck the game Mon- for NBA day when umpire John McSherry Ron Lesko collapsed of a heart attack and The Associated Press later died just seven pitches into after one year the Cincinnati Reds' opening MINNEAPOLIS - In a series game against the Montreal Expos. that featured a stolen base by For those in attendance at the Cecil Fielder and Kirby Puck- Jim 0'Connell game and watching live on ett on the disabled list for the The Associated Press SportsChannel, the sight of first time, the Minnesota McSherry convulsing on the Twins' biggest offensive day in NEW YORK - Stephen Mar- Riverfront turf was humbling. 20 months seemed almost rou- bury made it official Wednesday It put the game of baseball in tine. night: One year of college bas- perspective - for me and the Ron Coomer, Roberto Kelly ketball was enough to prepare average fan, anyway. him for the NBA. But too bad for Marge. McSher- and Mike Durant, three Twins playing their first games of the After one season at Georgia ry's death was such an inconven- Tech, the 19-year-old guard said ience for her. season, combined for seven hits and seven RBIs in a 16-7 he had signed with an agent and "I feel cheated," Schott was would make himself available for quoted as saying in the Cincinnati victory Wednesday over the Enquirer. "This isn't supposed to Detroit Tigers. the NBA draft happen to us, not in Cincinnati. The Tigers made it easier for During a news conference at This is our history, our tradition, Minnesota with three errors, Junior's, a Brooklyn restaurant our team. Nobody feels worse leading to six unearned runs as famed for Its cheesecake, one of than me." the Twins scored 14 consecu- which was named for him, Mar- How unfortunate that the tragic bury made the announcement death of John McSherry fall on tive times. "If you like to see the ball go surrounded by family, friends Opening Day in Cincinnati, Mar- and his college coach, Bobby around a little bit and see some ge's spotlight every year where Cremlns. she can parade her dog Schottzie crazy things happen, you got it," said Twins manager Tom "I've always worked hard for through the streets and genuinely this. I've always watched the make a spectacle for all to see. Kelly. Schott went on to say how she Coomer had three hits and NBA growing up. I always watched Michael Jordan and couldn't understand why the three RBIs to help Minnesota game was postponed (it was Magic Johnson and I said I could win its first series of 1996. The be playing on the court with played Tuesday, in front of Twins, who needed nearly two them. Next year, I will be," Mar- roughly half of the 50,000 specta- months to win their first series tors on hand Monday). Evidently, bury said. "Opportunity is knock- last season, did It with Puckett she was thinking of the best inter- ing and I have to take advantage ests of the fans. and three other players on the of that. disabled list. What a concept. An owner look- Marbury said left no doubt that They also did it even though ing out for the fans. he wont be coming back to Fielder returned to his more Here's another concept: How Georgia Tech. about an owner that has a clue, familiar role as slugger with a "I don't want to prolong it I much less a little compassion for three-run homer in Detroit's have signed with an agent," who the game and for human life? six-run third inning. That put This episode pretty much sums he identified as Eric Fleischer. Detroit ahead 6-2, but it didn't "I am putting everything be- up the Schott regime in Cincin- last long. nati. She has put forth her own bi- hind me and focusing only on the goted and backwoods Ideas and A throwing error by loser NBA." thumbed her nose at everyone Scott Aldred on what might Marbury had said as far back else around her who has shown have been an inning-ending as November that he would leave any type of compassion, much double play helped the Twins college if he was going to be less common sense. to five runs In the bottom half, among the top selections in the How about some of the other ep- and third baseman Travis isodes of Schott's run as Reds June draft Even though there Fryman and left fielder Melvin were no assurances he would be owner, now in its 12th season: Nleves committed errors In ■ October, 1990: The Reds had taken among the top five picks, just won the World Series, but Minnesota's six-run fourth. the information Cremlns was star outfielder Eric Davis was "We'll take all the breaks we able to obtain indicated the forced to miss the team's plane can get," said Durant, a cat- 6-foot-2 star would go early ride home to Cincinnati after in- cher who had three hits, an enough. juring himself in Game 4 against RBI and two runs scored in his Marbury was selected rookie Oakland. major league debut. "Nobody of the year in the Atlantic Coast Schott declines to pay for Dav- Detroit Tigers' Chris Gomez goes wide of second but fails to break up a double play by Minnesota can control injuries or any- Twins Chuck Knoblauch. Conference after averaging 18.9 is' trip back to Cincinnati. And, thing that's happening off the fittingly, Schott awards the rest points and 4.5 assists for the Yel- field, but we can control how nings. "We're going to have games second, a 414-foot shot to left- low Jackets, who returned to the of the team with championship we play." rings christened with fake dia- Aldred gave up seven runs in like this," said Detroit man- center. After Twins starter NCAA tournament this season monds. Kelly also drove In three 2 1-3 innings. He was replaced ager Buddy Bell. "I just hope Frank Rodriguez hit Mark after a two-year absence. They ■ April, 1992: Schott is sus- runs for the Twins, and re- by Mike Christopher, who gave there aren't too many." Lewis with the first pitch of the reached the round of 16 before pended for a year by Major liever Pat Mahomes earned the up five runs, but only one was The Twins led 2-0 after Dave losing to Cincinnati. League Baseball after bigoted victory with 4 1-3 shutout in- earned. Hoiiins' two-run homer in the See TWINS, page eleven. comments about employees. Al- See MARBURY, page eleven. though Schott denies the charges, several workers have recounted incidents where she vowed never to hire any "niggers" into the Waters named new Kent front office. ■ April, 1993: Schott ignores a new public smoking ban at River- front Stadium and opening lights head basketball coach up while sitting in her box seat ing skills. behind the Reds dugout. Hamilton The Associated Press county officials politely look the Director of Athletics Laing other way. Kennedy said Waters can com- ■ October, 1995: The public re- KENT, Ohio -- Gary Waters bine his understanding of the lations department of each major was picked Wednesday to suc- MAC with a vision for the Kent league team issues a standard ceed Dave Grube as men's bas- program. 10-12 page release prior to each ketball coach at Kent. game to aid reporters with statis- Waters, 44, had been the asso- Waters said he will try to help tics and other news. Schott ciate head coach at Eastern players now In the program ad- ordered that the Reds' PR people Michigan. He was on the Eagles just to his system and will seek to shorten the game notes to only focus his recruiting in northeast one page. coaching staff since 1989. Under Grube, the Golden Fla- Ohio, where the university is best This saves Schott about $6 a known. day, or a little under $1,000 dol- shes were 14-13 this past season and 8-11 in the Mid-American lars a year on a $50 million dollar "One area of particular inter- budget. Conference. Grube, 52, learned about four weeks ago that his est in recruiting will be to culti- These episodes combined with contract was not being renewed. vate neighboring areas, especial- the recent saddening remarks ly Cleveland. Our goal is to make concerning John McSherry's Waters was an assistant or as- Kent State University a home death should be enough to con- sociate In Ferris State's men's away from home for those vince baseball to get rid of Marge basketball program for 14 years players." Schott. She is a disgrace to the before going to Eastern Michi- game and especially to Cincinnati. gan. He also was a player at Fer- Waters has a master's degree : I'm proud to say that I am a ris State. in education administration from Cincinnati Reds fan. But with her at the helm, spewing forth gar- Kent President Carol Cart- Central Michigan University. bage like she did this week, I am wright said Waters, the 19th Grube was 45-63 In four years men's basketball coach in KSU at Kent and never finished sickened and saddened. The game APpkMWJrrr r.liddra of baseball doesn't need idiots like history, has an impressive coach- higher than eighth in the confer- her in charge. Gary Waters saswers questions during a press conference at Kent State University. ing background and good recruit- ence, f \ • Sports

' page ten The BO News Thursday, April 4, 1996 Snowball thrower mayappeal conviction Model, plans to upgrade

Ravi Nessman The Associated Press Ravens training center EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. - Dm GlMBurg Maryland to hold Its first - The man photographed tossing The Associated Press training camp. He said he was snowballs during a New York intrigued by Dickinson Col- Giants game in December was OWINGS MILLS, Md. - The lege In Carlisle, Pa., but de- convicted Wednesday of im- moving vans are still arriving, cided against the Washington proper behavior. the practice fields are no- Redskins' old training camp Jeffrey Lange, who became a where near completion and site. national symbol of boorish fan the players can barely avoid "I will not go out of the state behavior, was fined $500 and bumping into each other in the of Maryland," Modell said. forced to pay another $150 in tiny weight room. "It's not politically sound for court fees and other costs. Clearly, the Baltimore Ra- us to do that." Lange's attorney, Robert Bal- vens' new training center will Finding a summer home for lard Jr., said his client may ap- need plenty of work before the the Ravens is only one item on peal the ruling by Municipal players start minlcamp on Modell's lengthy things-to-do Court Judge George Sa vino. April 26. checklist Baltimore has two "It's a little primitive right first-round picks in the April Ballard said the Giants and now," owner Art Modell said 21 NFL draft, and there isn't officials from the New Jersey Wednesday. "This U better much time to sort out all the Sports and Exposition Authority, than most In the NFL, but far possibilities. which runs the stadium, had sin- beneath what we had in Ohio." gled out Lange from the The transplanted Cleveland "We're getting calls now on thousands of snowball throwers. Browns have finally settled our No. 4 (overall) pick. We'd "He's a scapegoat," Ballard Into their new training com- like to combine the best ath- said. "He's the guy they wanted plex outside of Baltimore, but lete with our biggest need, or They got him. They're happy." the dust sure hasn't settled trade down," Modell said. yet. The interior of the build- "We need a running back, Lange, 26, of Readington is ing, which housed the Balti- and we need linebackers. If we preparing to sue the sports au- more Colts In the early 1980s, can get that in the draft, we'll thority for ruining his life, Bal- is undergoing massive renova- be in excellent shape," new lard said. tions. coach Ted Marchibroda add- In a nearly three-hour trial, Outside, the grass field ed. Ballard argued Lange's behavior needs new sod and the adja- was not criminal and the sports cent field Is covered with con- The players on hand have authority wanted him prosecuted crete, still weeks away from already started to prepare for because he became the focal being ready for the Installa- the 1996 season. Backup quar- point of an unruly situation. tion of artificial turf. terback Eric Zeier was among "But for the fact Jeffrey Lange Modell might as well be several dozen players who was photogenic and published in running an expansion team, have been working out at the a newspaper, Jeffrey Lange because the Ravens have training complex this week. would not be here," Ballard said. plenty of work to do before "IVe been in Baltimore four The lawyer's arguments did they open their first season in days, and I love it so far," not sway Savino. Baltimore in September. The Zeier said. "It's been exciting. "There's not a doubt in my team still hasnt decided on I haven't done much sightsee- mind that the defendant's team colors and only recently ing, but I went to an Orioles guilty," Savino said in delivering began the search for a place to game yesterday." hold training camp In July and Marchibroda said Zeier and his verdict. August. starting quarterback Vinny Lange was one of thousands of 'In all honesty, we're be- Testaverde will be drilled this fans involved in a sometimes hind. How fast we catch up, summer on running a hurry- vicious snowball fight that al- only time will tell," Modell up offense, much like Marchi- most caused the Giants to forfeit said. broda ran when he was an as- a game to the San Diego Char- Modell said the organization sistant with the Buffalo Bills a gers on Dec. 23. is striving to find a place in few years ago. Fifteen people were arrested and 175 people were ejected AP pkMWBIII KHlnui from Giants Stadium for throw- A fan throws a snowball during the San Diego Chargers - New York Giants game on Saturday, Dec. 23, ing snowballs during the barrage 1995. State police Identified the man as Jeffrey Lange, 26, of Brldgewater, N.J. that left 15 people Injured. The Steelers' Peg ram feels Chargers equipment manager was knocked unconscious by a snowball. ready to carry full load i u i \ c 11* I is •■' MI'AI I \ \ I S I I \ (. Richard Ryan, director of security for the sports authority, testified Wednesday the melee The Associated Press ges. But if Morris cant play, Pe- was a disgrace. gram said he can be a productive "There were numerous people PITTSBURGH - The Pitts- runner even If the Steelers must throwing snowballs. So nu- burgh Steelers probably won't scrap their running back rota- merous it was out of control," he know for weeks if Bam Morris tion. said. "It was physically impossi- can play this season, but one ble to apprehend everyone who player isn't convinced they need Morris alternated at halfback was throwing a snowball that to draft another running back. with Barry Foster in 1994, then day." "I was that guy before and I split time with Pegram last An Associated Press pho- know I can do it again," said Er- season. Pegram outrushed Mor- tograph published in numerous ne Pegram, who rushed for 813 ris 813-559, but Morris got more newspapers showed Lange at the yards and a 3.8 average last playing time in the postseason game throwing a snowball. season. "Just give me that and had a game-high 74 yards in Giants officials had offered a chance." the Super Bowl. $1,000 reward for the first per- Pegram, who ran into Morris Pegram believes he can again son to identify Lange from the last month at a Dallas restaurant, carry 20-25 times a game, as he photograph. believes Morris will play this fall did while rushing for 1,185 yards PAIN. despite his arrest on drug char- on 292 carries for the Atlanta See SNOWBALL, page eleven. Falcons in 1993. s rfjrJW With Morris' status in doubt, Howard's club 14 Pegram is the only halfback on Mon-Sot 12-2:30 am ■ f IB the roster the Steelers can count ii? on. Fred McAfee is a restricted free agent and could sign with another team.

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Thursday, April 4,1996 The IKi News page eleven TWINS Pacific Bell inks deal with Giants Continued from page nine. Even without Puckett, the Twins outscored Detroit 30-23 The Associated Press baseball museum and a chil- "At Pacific Bell Park, baseball San Antonio, Texas. But Pacific third - in apparent retaliation in winning two of three in the dren's learning center at the pro- fans will have the beat of both Bell will remain based in San for the Tigers hitting Chuck series, and they outhit the posed stadium. Pacific Bell also worlds - the feel and atmosphere Francisco. Knoblauch each of the last two Tigers 40-32. SAN FRANCISCO - The San will supply the ballpark with au- of an old-time ballpark with Company officials said the deal games - Detroit chased Rodri- Francisco Giants announced to- dio Jacks in seats, in-seat food modern conveniences at their with the Giants demonstrates guez with six runs. "Kirby's absence creates a day that their proposed water- ordering capabilities, pay fingertips." Pacific Bell's commitment to the Bobby Higginson had a two- great void, but it doesn't take front ballpark will be known as phones, a long-distance calling The team is considering other Bay Area. run double, and Fielder, who away from the fact that we Pacific Bell Park now that the center and cellular phone rental. deals with Bank of America, "If anybody has a question stole the first base of his have some people here with team has struck a $50 million, The deal with Pacific Bell Is Visa, Apple Computer, Sun about our home base, we have 11-year career Tuesday night, some good talent," said Paul 24-year agreement with the tele- the Giants first answer to skep- Microsystems, Intel and Oracle, our name on the place," said Mi- followed with his 405-foot Molitor, who scored three runs. communications company. tics who've doubted the feasibili- unidentified sources told the chael Runzler, a Pacific Telesis drive two batters later. "The first three games we got A prepared release from the ty of privately financing the Chronicle. spokesman. "I hit the ball hard," Fielder a little bit of a glimpse of what Giants called the deal with Pac- ballpark. Last week, San Francisco The money will come from said. "It felt good to get my these guys can do." Notes: Hol- Bell "one of the largest and most "This Is the first major build- voters gave initial approval for Pacific Bell's marketing budget, first homer. But you cant give lins had reached safely in eight comprehensive stratgic alliances ing block for our privately zoning changes needed for the officials said. up that many runs, no matter consecutive plate appearances of its kind In the history of financed ballpark," said Larry ballpark. The measure passed 66 what you do on offense." before leaving with a strained professional sports." Baer, the Giants executive vice percent to 34 percent. They said the Giants began Kelly's two-run single was left hamstring in the fifth. He It puts the Giants halfway president. The anticipated announcement seeking financial support from the biggest hit in the third as is day-to-day, and Kelly is toward their goal of $100 million In an announcement released comes in the same week that Pacific Bell in December. the Twins took a 7-6 lead. It hopeful he'll be able to play in corporate sponsorship, accord- today, team President Peter Ma- Pacific Telesis,. Pacific Bell's came three batters after Al- Friday.... Aldred made his first ing to the San Francisco Chroni- gowan said the alliance will allow parent company, said it would The Giants hope to have the dred threw wildly to the plate major league appearance since cle, which first reported the the Giants to build the "crown merge with SBC Communica- proposed ballpark ready at the trying to get a force with the May 14,1993, and his first start agreement today Jewel" of all major league ball- tions in a $23.8 billion deal. The proposed China Basin site in time bases loaded. since Oct. 4,1992.... The Tigers The agreement Includes a parks. parent company will be based in for opening day in the year 2000. Fryman's error allowed head to Las Vegas for a three- Knoblauch to score the first game series against Oakland MARBURY run in Minnesota's six-run beginning Friday. The Athlet- fourth Coomer hit a two-run ics are playing in a minor double, and two more came in league park there because of Continued from page nine. The news conference started 12 to announce their Intention of Forest, Ray Allen of Connecticut when Nleves booted Matt Law- 40 minutes late as Marbury re- entering the draft. Marbury joins and Allen Iverson of George- renovations at the Oakland Co- ways be a part of the Georgia fused to begin without his sophomore Lorenzen Wright of town. ton's low line drive. liseum. Tech family." mother, Mabel, present. She was Memphis and juniors Ronnie Players may remove their Marbury has three older stuck in traffic in Brooklyn. Henderson of LSU and Darnell name from the list before the SNOWBALL brothers who played college bas- "I think my mother wanted me Robinson of Arkansas as those draft with no penalty or may re- ketball. His younger brother, to stay," he said. "She's always who have declared. turn to school after being drafted Continued from page ten. Lange had been fired from his Zach, just completed his sopho- looked at me as her baby and it's Among the players who may as long as no contract with an Job shortly after he was arrested more season at Lincoln, the same hard for her to think I went from still make the decision and have a agent has been signed. Any team Though Lange did not receive a and he remained unemployed for high school Stephon led to the high school to the NBA in one decided impact on the draft are drafting a player who decides to Jail sentence for the offense, Bal- months, Ballard said. He found a New York City Public School year." Marcus Camby of Massa- return retains the rights to that lard said, he likely will be new Job last week as a franchise championship. Underclassmen have until May chusetts, Tim Duncan of Wake player. charged with violating his parole. manager, Ballard said. Classifieds

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In Union Selections Amy McMasters. Mama Coyle what an awesome big/IH Youl aoon see how much your Publicity 1 Secretary Jodi McCoaugh The end of another semester is nearing. parking lot Call 372-4095. pair we will be. family loves youl What better way to send it oil then to -Orientation Board' LIIB Love. Your Big continued on p. 12 recognize those students A advisors who Did you pass out on a etrangera couch In Your Big GPhiBGPhiBGPhiB Columbia Courts the week before Spring have stood out as exemplary leaders ail year AXO AXO AXO Break? long. Thai Friday. April Slh. marks the CAMPUS POLLYEYES Apt #2 found your keys in the coat you stole ■SBX'BBX-SBX'SBX- deadline lo hand in nominations and Pereonalbed 382-9611 Call Joe al 353-3882 to dash your keys. applications 10 S.O.L.D. in 450L Student Graduation Announcements NEWIII GRILLED CHICKEN SALAD $4.50 7 Sen/ices for the Student Leader of the Year 48 hour service THE WAYFARERS' SATURDAY NIGHT •nd Advisor ol the Year Don't let the SERVICES OFFERED Mln. Order 15 opportunity to recognize these leaders who Stop In and aaa us! • $1.95 are so deserving of this honor pass you by. 353-7732 Checker's Pub presents Laser Linda's Karoke every Sun, Tues., Wed, evenings. ^^ 1 Thanh you and good luck. •SBX'SBX'SBX'SBX Peking ftibs ui/ Rica PHILOSOPHY 101 PAPERS WRITING CONGRATULATIONS HELP. Msnie Coyle I. Coupon good at BG only. REASONABLE. MASTERS 353-0924 VIC- Angela. BOSU RECREATIONAL SPORTS Ton You are now my line on your engagement !• Please bring ad with you. Its herel The Fitness Challenge, a new More special than a friend. from all of us on exerase program, gives you the info, on It you're not ECSTATIC Orientation Board - Exp. 4/11/96 getting the most out of your work out. Use Pregnant? whan you aae me, Free Pregnancy tests. Confidential and fftis information m a weekly exerase II never apeak to you againl Don't ruin your spring vacation because you're CrWA routine, and the program gives you Rec caring. 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Canter ■Your Big Bo cheap to buy a arming package. Sports gifts. Ask at the Student Rec Campus Tanning * 352-7889 Comer about Registration. Wanted 100 Students L^milikij* AOU'ZBT'AOII'ZBT OPEN DAILY Lose 6-10 lbs New Metabolism breakthrough. Congratulations Amy Ban on your lavaliermg EUROPE $32* I lost isibs. in 3 weeks. GUARANTEED RE- Hoapilallty Management Society to Zeta Beta Tau Jon MoGowanl Caribbean/Mexico $189 11 aelile - 9 Palll. Spring Semester Banquet SULTS. t35 coat. 1-800-666 3829 ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: ft you are an Be a little flexible and save $$$ April 11. IMS at BG Country Club Involved sophomore student, you may be Well help you beat me airline prices. Stop By and See What's Good For Lunch! RSVP or more info avail in BA 232 PERSONALS eligible for the 11,000 Saddlemlre Schol- Destinations worldwide. arahlp. For details, go lo OSL 405 Saddle- AIRHfTCH toO-328 -2009 Oft-Csmpus and Non-Traditional Sludente mlre Student Services Bkjg. Deadline for airhitcfv9neicom.com 1080 S. Main St, BO, OH • 353-8413 Membership drive in Moseley Hall Basement Application Is April 5 Apr* »* -11 th. Oiacovar what wa can do kx youl Free Snacksl Or contact Off-Campus Connection af 372 8915 and NTSA al 372 8248 1996 SPRING BIATHLON The African American Grad. Student Assoc Saturday. April 20.1996 Proudly Presents The Recreational Sports Biathlon includes a 1/2 mile awim and a 5k run A STE PSHOW E XTRAVAG ANZA IT MAKES GOOD CENTS A benefit performance event lor MairvFemaka/co-ed/learn/prediction en- Project See/ch tries Saturday.Apnii3.tlMe Sign up m the Intramural Office TO DONATE PLASMA 7:00 p.m. al the University Field House 101 01 scamp Hall by 4:00pm Wednesday. Apnl 10 Price 110 (includes afterpany) For more information call 372-2711 PLASMA IS NEEDED Tickets are Buraarable All proceeds win be donated directly B /•^IMMEDIATELY! the Peace Champion Fund

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Prudential Securities hiring a computer opera- KKO-KKO-KKO'KKO"KKO continued from p. 11 Hey Lime Rofcyn. LI'CRYSTAL. tor/stockbroker aset. Applicants should be in- MY NAME COULD HEMINO YOU OF A Summa* Subieaao* needad tor an E. Wooataf terested in finance, marketing & becoming a - House For Rent " Canyougueu? 729 4th St corner ol 4th & High St FOREST. tNSTRUMENT. CONTINENT. OR bourn 353-6915 stockbroker. Must know basic programs of If you canl donl be depf eased abdrrna..central air,1 1/2 baths. STORY BOOK. FOR YOU ONE LITTLE I'M In a few more hours you wil Me Two lamaJa roommalas naadad lor la" Call computer A have typing skills of 35-35 wpm G Phi B III KIm G Phi B OLAD I TOOK. I MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO Includes washer/dryer A can be furnished The besi bfg -Me patr ol KKG Dtanna 2-3587. Sfi.Ourhr. Interested parses should contact Before I lot* you as a tirole COOK. BUT WEIL GIVE KAPPA ONE HELL Females onfy. 353-0325 KKO■KKO * KKO * KKO * KKO Greg Steenrod at 419-249.7341. My family gave me just one riddle. OF A NEW LOOK! TONtGHT WtLL BE ONE Wanted: Rural outaida storage In the She must be cute FOR THE MEMORY BOOKS. McClure/Bowltng Graan araa lor two straight Sstdent with car tor spr cleanup A yard work 1998-97 school year. 2 bdrm. fum. or unfum. Or aha wil gal the boot KKG • KKG ' KKG • KKG LOVE. YOUR BIG truck* Call daya 712-296-3265 or avaa Call 886-4527 apts SSO0 per mo incl. free heat, water. Bui I can say Liftte Abbey. 712-296-4913. laava a numbar. sewer, gas t HBO 70S 7th St 354-0914 In everyway Tonight if the night of the BIG »urpriie! Students wanted now You are the cutest of all the rest No more secrets, no more lies. 2088 East Merry 2 bdrm Upstairs Duplex and tor continuing info summer F al 1/Spring Newfove 352-5620 Ot course, cuz you are among the beat. I'm noi 6*8 with hair ol blue. Lil'Jen. HELP WANTED Now accepting applications Whan you And out who I am Thank Godl Then I might be cuckoo* I have a tew things to say Churchill! Supermarket You will want 10 say whan bam I Know you can! wan to see who I am Before I send you on your wsy Tonight is the night you will see Mornings and evenings available 835 5th Street • 3 bdrm. and usl. room house, i O Phi B III Kim G Phi B Together, little, wtVI eat $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars bam Year lease S750 . uW. Call 352-9392 Just how cool your big can be Apply at ChurchiH't Supermarket Green Eggs and Ham I No experience required. Begin now. For Inlo- 1141 S. Main SI. Bowling Green Yea. together Abbey, our I canl wait to be revealed Clean, Deluxe 2 bdrm. lurn. dishwashers, resi- cal 301-306-1207. Across from Wal-Mart scy has just begun. 111 be waiting on the football field dent mg-.. ArC heat, water A sewer prov 250 Counselors A Instructors neededl GThi-B G'Phi'B Lil Rasa G'Phi'B G'Phi'B Wth many adventures and a whole lot of fun I Love you Ul' Need May renters - Call Greg 354-0401 alter Time will ten Private, coed sum mar camp in Pocono Mtns . 6pm. And you wtll see NE Pennsylvania. LorAan. Box 234BG, Summer Busineee Effic. 1 A 2 bdrm. apts. in houses. What an awesome KKO'KKO•KKO * KKO * KKO Kentlwofth. NJ 07033(906) 276-0996 Little Sara Stein Are you an entrepreneur? 12 mo. leases only starring in May. Steve Big/lilpairwewalbol Little Lena, Tonight you will finaty Great opportunity, low start up cost Smith 352-8917. (no calls after 9:00pm). Love. Your Big Just who could I be? see my true mdenwy. ALASKA EMPLOYMENT- Fishef.es. Parka, Management training I may not be your first choice G'Phi'B G'Phi'B G'Phi'B G'Phi'B I cant waft for you Resorts now hiring' Earn to Earn up to 1800 per week. Effioeny for rent. Available May 15th but second best 111 never be. to join my AXO lamify. $3,000 $6.000 .'mo I Airfare I FtoortVBoardl Vehicle required. Call 352-1430 Low. Your Big 2 Bedroom Apartment lor rent Love. FREE VIDEO wrprograml Stale Licensed Cell Greenlsnd Irrl gallon KKO'KKG■KKG■KKO'KKO Gamma Phi Beta Your Big Service. Can (919) 932-1469. ait. A102. I-800-361-4074 Available August 17th. the sisters of Gamma Phi Beta would like 10 LilAnn. AXOAXOAXO Call 352-1430 congratulate Mchelle Brown on her en- Are you "Outgoing Soon you wil see SUMMER HELP WANTED!!! gagement to Doug Shipley. Congratulations A 'Self-Mob vated That you and me BGSU FOOD OPERATIONS IS SEEKIKNG Houses. 18 2 bedroom Furnished apts. Best Wishes' 'Goal Oriented The best o-g-l ii pair in BG Sandusky packaging company needs business BGSU STUDENTS ONLY TO WORK DURING 1 year, 9 month, and summer leases Gamma Phi Beta Wewibe. 'A Team Player major Co-op to work summer and fall 1998 as 'Sales P xpenence THE SUMMER. EMPLOYMENT AVAtLABLE Call 352-7454 I love you and youll love me. assistant to the owner Co-op will do customer helpful but not necessary JUNES-AUGUST 10 how cute rt will be. service, quotes, market research, learn soft- The BG News it looking for successful advert- Jaymar' The Highlands Gamma Phi Gamma Phi Love, Your soon to be Big* ware, do order entry, and some basic account- To Apply: Pick up an application at any of the ising account executive* tor Fall 1996/Spnng TheHomesteed Mowing locations: hat Can, ing. CONTACT Co-op Program ASAP to SIGN 1997. Applications available at 204 West Hall 1 -2 bedroom, spaoous. AC. Clean, gas. heat, UPI 310 Saddlemire Student Services Bldg •Commons Dining Center Alnght now. you have to know, Ul Ashley or call John Virostek al 372-2605 for more de storage, parking. For serious sr. & grad. stu- •DownUnder All He places I like to go Our big/M paw is a big ACE 372-2451 UJBlS. dent start S395 Can 354-6036 10-5 hechtgan, Fkxida. and Bahamas too. I canl wart nH we meet face to face 'Founders Dining Center ASSEMBLERS: Excelent income to assemble 'Harshman Dining Center Maybe even the Chicago Zoo bother pair is this well MATCHED See a new film about race relations and meet Light Blue house for summer products ai horn*. Info 1-504-646-1700 OEPT. -Galley sublease on the comer of North You're dose to figuring out who I am On Easter your big will be hatched. the Mmakerl OH-62SS. -McDonald Dining Center Right now LOVE is the score. Anend tie Color ol Fear, and hear Director Summit and Pike Call 353-0386 ngh tor wrong IH do an I can 'Student Employment But with each due, you will learn more. Lee Mun Wah talk about his work Babysitter needed m my BG home every Mon. Love. Your Big "Food Operations Central Office - 200 Cenirex Love, Your Big'?? Tuesday. April 0 from 6 10pm & Fri. and every other Sal. & Sun . 3 30 p m - Budding. Nice apartment for summer lease; 1 -2 people. ' 10 01 scamp Hall 11200am Cal257-3240before3p.m. call 352-3812 for more info or to come sat. Free Admission end Refreshements Lit Can, CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED: Tnmdown 'Questions: Call Barb Ensman @ 372-7938. Hey Spring Breakers! Sponsored by BGSU's Human Relations Room for rent Walking distance from campus Roses are red 8rmg m your special spnng break mugs Commission 'committed to enhancing positive Fitness, coed camp located in (ha Caiskill Share kitchen. Irving area S225 UDI ind. A weft f* them for a special price. Violets are blue Mountain* of NY. All Sports. Water skiing. human relations' ^^^^^^^ SUMMER LIFEGUARD■ SWIMMING 352-7468 Here is your final clue Canoeing, Ropes, Lifeguard*, Craft*. Dance. INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS I may bea !wm Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa Aerobic*, Nutrition. Kitchen. Office. 120 poat- Paso now npanll Student Recreation Center and so could you. Congratulations to Angela Jacobs tton*. Call Camp Shane. (800) 292-2267. (weather permitting) Applications avail, in SRC office But even if all ol my dues aren't true. on being Sigma Kappa's Sister ol the SENIOR/GRAD STUDENTS JUNCTION Bar AGnll CEDAR POINT Apply NOWI For info can 2-7477. I will always love you! Weeki Ang, You're awesome' 2 bdrm. ArC. gas heaL new paint. A 110 N Main SUMMER JOBS Love Your Big Love. Your Sisters carpet. Quiet area, laundry. SSOO/mo. Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky. Sigma Kappa" Sigma Kappa TROPICAL RESORTS HIRING Jay-Mar Apt. Onto ha* over 3.500 positions available this Entry-level A career positions available world- fjl Jessica Gray HOTIHOTIHOTI summer Cedar Pont offers, low-cost housing wide (Hawaii. Mexico. Caribbean, etc). Wait GRAD STUDENTS/PROFESSIONAL SOFTBALL PLAYE RS WANTED Lose 20 lbs by summer break i and living expense* ..college-style social Ufa. 1 bdrm */ study, new A/C. gas heat. Men's 61 or B2 League ai Carter Park in BG stafl, housekeepers, SCUBA dive leaders, fit- New metabolism breakthrough. Tonight is the big night valuable job experience, good wages and a Tuesday Nights S35 for BG resident, or HO for ness counselors, and more ceramic tile, plush apts. laundry S57(Vmo I Results guaranteed1 Free gift w'purchase What a surprise you wil find great bonus program. The Homestead non-BG resident. Call Bob Miller ai Call Resort Employment Services £ S29 95cosl Can I 800-334-166* For you will finally see who your Big is To schedule an on-campu* interview, cal one 419-474-1733. 1-206-971 -3800 eit R55443. And realize that we are one of a kindl of our Student Recruiters: SENtOtVGRAD STUDENTS ■ The Gathering hnp://www.takeme.com Women • Men. Earn extra income. Flexible I KKO'BtG/UL'KKG'BKvLIL'KKG Jamie Brandenburg 353-2146 1 A 2 bdrm. quiet area, gas heat Get excited lift We are going to scholarships, academic a career resour- Chris Lynch 372-1941 hours. 1200-500 weekly. Call 7 days S390 A SSS - Liberty St. KTrtda. have a blast I ces. Internships, sports, news, entertaln- Amy R tester er 372-1520 407«S-2022eit.0581 Hit 354-6038 find out II we are true, declter III em part Love. Your Big? merri, travel, music, debelee, end 1,000's of Kris itna Sunderman 352-9360 one or Mo of your clues. It you do we are llnksl Iruel Donl worry tonight wM 'rock' Get psy- FOR SALE ched I know you know who! Lil Knata. COUNSELORS • INSTRUCTORS needed! Star Light. Star Bright TAKE OVER LEASE 98-97 School year. 1 Love for always. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! 100 poeltlona! Coed aurnmer camp, Pocono bdrm.. Apt., Furnished, pay electric only, Free Your Big Ul Knsia get psyched tor Btg4.il night 1998 Recreational Sports Blsthlon Mine. PA. Good aalary/tlpal fl0i> 669-3339. 19" Zenith color TV with built in Radio and You are my sunshine my only sunshine Salurdey. April 20,1996 gas, heat A shuttle to campus. Cal Clare IKKG ' KKG' KKG ' KKG ' KKG ' KKG ' KKG alarm dock $110. VHS VCR with remote ISO. we have reach the end of the due kne. Sign up in the Cruise ship fobs. Apply now for summer MVF. 353-0628 No experience required. High pay/Benafltt. Bike SIS. Mac LC II with modem 1700 .— ■ You'll never know dear how Student Rec Center Main Office by Apr. 16 KKG-BIG,LIL'KKG 353-4410. much your big loves you AU volunteers receive a free Biathlon 1 -600-638^645 ait. C 3807. Lit Stacy, this is the Anal due I win give. I hope so I'll give you on* laat due: f-shirt. r>benedet!o* Summer A Fall 1968 Honda Accord someday you win learn to forgive. I wasn't What people say may be a scheme tor mors information call 372-2711 delivery & prep positions. Apply Good Condition number one before but we win be the best but together we will make a great team. 2-SMon -Fri. 1432E.Wooster. (419)861-2102 Big/in pair forever more Love. Your Big??? KKG • BIG LIL ' KKO Dispatcher position on the 2nd shift. Some ba- Badger professional 150 dole action air brush LtlLaune. WANTED sic knowledge of the trucking industry. Able to & acess Badger Cyclone II air compressor Tonights the night you'll finally see deal with drivers. Office responsibilities. Full- model 180 n. Used 3 ernes Both St 25 Who rocks the house at KKG time, yea/ round position Contact personnel 352-3771 Get psyched up 'cause the 1 M-F summer sublessor for fum. apt. ArC. manager Dan Singell ai Bowling Transporta- party has |ust begun free cable, reasonable rent. utii. indud. tion. 5110 Defiance Pike. Wayne. Ohio 43466, Beautiful double loft. University approved. And you night is filled with Close to campus. Clean. Also need room 266-2365. S125 OBO Nice kitchen table w/2 chairs $60 Indians, men, and fun mate for 96-87 school year Can 354-8067. OBO. Realty race TV/VCR Stand. Looks kite So here Lil Laurie thts is your final due Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. All ma- 2 non-smoking male subfeasers needed tor new. ISO OBO Cool Bear Claw couch. Our entire family lives in the terials provided Send SASE to P.O. Box 774. 1 FaM/Spring of 96. Share room in 2 bdrm., 2 Breaks into 2 pieces Modern design. S200 house and we all love you Olaihe.KS 66051. OBO. Can Sam 353-2345 LoveBig? bath apt. Dishwasher, fum . new carpet. $195 SEAFOOD .elec. for each 352-0831 HOME TYPISTS BGSU Graduate Tuition Voucher PC Users needed. $45,000 income potential. Value - S420, selling tor S360 Lit Meghan, 2-4 Summer Subteasers Needed. Huge 2 bed- Call 1 B0O-S13-4343EILB-9649. room townhouse w/basement Rent negoda- (419) 888-5813 before 8:30 p.m. (3I£ <$&> Today's April the fourth and its no secret any- HOME TYPISTS more. Who your big maybe, but if you don't bfel Cat Hotty or Steph 354-7043. PC users needed $45,000 income potential. know then I guess youll just have to wait and tBM Compatible Computer. 8MB Memory 3 Summer Subteasers needed immediately for Call 1-800-5134343EKIB-9649. see. Get excited little. Tonight's the night. 3 bdrm. house. Can Chris. Wes, or Jeremy at w/CD Rom and modem. Hewlett Packard disk I Love you. Love Your Big 354-6521. Lifeguard let color printer w/desk. Si ,850. Call great Scioto County Club 382-1827. Desperately Needed) Columbus,Ohio UP TO SO* OFF MIRCOSOFT SOFTWARE! LIL MINDI MITCH IN Male/Female graduate student or employed SOoto Country Club is accepting applications HAS YOUR LITTLE NOSE BEEN ITCHIN full-time to sublease t bedroom apt. from Ma- (Only tor Students. Faculty, and Staff) Mirco- skills... for lifeguard position* for the summer of 1996 soft Office 4.2/4.3 S130/SI60. Office lor IT COULO BE BECAUSE I'M SPEAKING Of May to Mid-August Totally furnished and close Sooto has a vary active pool operason with Windows 95 Standard/Pro S145t 175. Office Kaplan help* you locus YOU to campus. Very quiet complex. Only pay rent four pools, swim team, dimes, and private les- 4 21 tor MAC S144. Free Catalog Can Tech COME TONIGHT YOUtL KNOW WHICH and electncity. Rent negotiable. Call 353-9611. son programs. Send resume of qualifications to your test prep studies and CLUES ARE TRUE. Supplies 2000. 1 800-451-5730. Female Sublessor tor summer '96 Apt. close Sooto Country Club. 2196 Rivers.de Drive. your contldence, to you can JUST ONE MORE THING Columbus. Ohio 43221 attention Tim Hayes or GET READY TO SING to campus. Own room. S22S/mo. Can Trace S> 354-0523 call lor application at 486-4341 FOR RENT get a higher score. Female Subleases wanted for Summer. Local manufacturing company has need of f iSOrmo. Close to campus. Stan 6/1/96 part-time unskilled production employees. 1-800-KAP-TEST 372-5795 These job* are mainly assembly of smalt parts. '153-0325' Reduced Rates' t Easter is Work 15-35 hours a week around your school i or 2 bedroom apts. Efficiencies & rooms schedule. Only one block off BGSU campus. 300 block of E. Merry get ■ higher score Female Summer roommate needed. (250 en- south of Woosier Street, so you can walk or 9.10.12.15 mo leases lor 98-97 school year. Sunday, April 7,1996 ore summer. Completely fum. A close to cam- dnve Many BGSU students work at this plant pus Can 354-4191. Rat* of pay is $4 25 par hour. Come by to pick * Summer Apartments Available ' So hop on down to Cell 353-0325 Male or lemale sublease* from now until May. up an application form. Advanced Specialty Products. Inc. 428 dough Street. Bowhng Very dose to campus. ArC, Furnished KAPLAN The IIOMVT Basket $22S/mo. Close to campus. Electnc * phone only Verymce apt. Can 353-3212. Green. OH 43402. For all your special NANNY OPPORTUNITIES Need 2 subteasers tor summer. 1 more for last Earn excellent money i Easter Flowers! season Excellent location. Big white house Live in new and interesting area*. Go with the across from Mark's. 536 E. Woostat 353-5464 best referral service Over 5,000 successful The Easter Garden $24.95 Roommate Needed placements. Room, board, car plus, ' San vVevotaMnsursous garden caddy from TaMora wrn a fresh arjrlng arranoamant. Enfoy Now thru July Francisco SlTS/weak ' Virginia $2SOAvaak * tie flowers now and use the caddy n you garden In ine sprrg 109 1/2 N Mam Apt. G NYC 1200/weak ' Chicago $225Aveek * Ha- The Easter Bunny $10.05 Convenient Location waii $20XVweek * Many more positions No Right Across from the Ders cost to nanny I One year commitment needed /mfr WEEKEND /* This special floppy eared bunny basket is topped off with a bright bouquet of Call 1-a00-937-NANI for free brochure flowers, sure to add a lestlvs touch to your Easter tablefop. »l60/month Pleeaecall353-7416 Touch ol Spring $10.05 W APRIL 12-1A, 1996 W NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Bkxrnng win color, Us farced bulb garden in a wttterDeaMlnrjuManWoIvioteta, Sublease/ needed to live w/ 2 females in 3 fwadrsh. danotsai and other spnng lowers. bdrm house. Own rm, Sl07/mo. No uol. Now Positions are now available at National Parks. Aug. 352-7732. Forests A Wildkle Preserves. Excellent bene- Easter EM Hunt $14.95 fits ft bonuses. Cal: 1-206-971-3620 ex! N Summer Subleaser Needed. Can you Knd tieEase, egos n tie cnarmng ceramic lance planter that also teems 5S445. Can Marsha at 354-1062. Ive vy and fresh carnasona? Part ft Full time Lawnmowing Position* You con obo choose from o beautiful selection ol aval tor immediate hiring. Summer subteasers needed for 5 bedroom flowering plants! Call Knickerbocker Lawns 352-5335 house. Close to campus. For more info can Bowling Green State University 353-4414 or 372-4507 or 372-6174. The flower Basket Student Painters is currenOy looking for hard SUMMER SUBLEASERS NEEDED wo/king, moevated students to fill production 165 S. Main-Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 spaoous 4 bdrm house - 4th and high manager and palnier positions for tils summer. Call 352-6395 We Deliver cad: 352-7578 Haw* some fun In tie sun whee earning $5.50 - Friday . $750 par hour. Positions are available in al suburb* of Cleveland, Akron. Toledo. Colum- Bowling and Billiards bus, a* well as hart) In Bowling Green For Saturday more Into and an application call Public Ice Skating 1 600-543-3792 Greenhouse Tour Marine Lab Tour Indian Dance Campus Tour Dinosaur Light Cookie Decorating Contest eAMfLUIil HTr77i}TTkA Games Night Bowling and Billiards Last Lecture Free Willy Banana Split Friday Thursday, Apr. 4 Kumler will host lecture: Choral Concert Children's Story Hour Bootttie Collins Presents ' DrTMarvin Kumler, Tie Dye Shag Psychology professor, will -Sunday WFAL Tours With present his "Last Lecture," RSA/ Of fenhauer Carnival All Hall Me Monday, April 8, 1996 at 7:30 bowling and Billiards Free Willy Frank Black p.m. in the Community Suite Prout Hall Egg Hunt Step Show Saturday of the University Union. Public Ice Skating Public Ice Skating Energy Recording Artist Dr. Kumler will be Dinosaur Light Derrick L Turner Speedbail speaking on "Living Well." Comedian With Sponsored by Alpha Lambda ■ Parvls Delta, the lecture permits Weekend Kumler to speak to students Rec Center Open" 4/10- Dash Rip Rock and faculty as if it were his Toledo Mud Hens Games Upcoming Events: 4/12- Verve Pipe With Howfin' Maggie last opportunity to do so. 4/13-Howard Jones The lecture is free and For more information call the office Address: 209 N. Superior Toledo, Ohio Info line:: 243-4449 open to all. of Student Activities at 372-2343 P.