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District proposes A Future Mary Lou? Weather raising income tax to combat deficit by Chris Hawley sen the role of farmers, retirees local government reporter and low-income residents In re- lieving the district's growing budget deficit. Working students, start saving The deficit reached $400,000 your pennies - the University on June 30, resulting in the elim- isn't the only school asking you to ination of five faculty and four tighten your belt this year. custodial positions, as well as The Bowling Green School Dis- administration raises. The dis- trict will soon call upon people trict is now operating on money holding jobs in the area - includ- borrowed from the state and ing University students - to help from local banks, and Schwartz bail it out of a projected million- said he expects the debt to triple dollar deficit in 1993, if voters by 1993. approve a proposed five-year, "We're looking to be $1 million You are my sunshine: one-half percent income tax hike to $1.5 million in the hole by the Partly sunny. H igh near this fall. Workers in Bowling end of this year if we do noth- 85. Wednesday night, partly Green currently pay a 1.5 per- ing," he said. cloudy. Low 60 to 65. Chance cent municipal income tax. He added that the Ohio De- of rain is 20 percent. Thurs- Under a new state law to take partment of Taxation has esti- day, partly cloudy with a place Oct. 28, the increase may mated that the tax will generate slight chance of thunder- also be accompanied by a slight about $1.5 million in 1993. storms. High near 85. decrease in property taxes, shift- To make the proposal more at- Chance of rain Is 30 percent. ing more of the burden of sup- tractive to voters, school offi- porting local schools from prop- cials have considered reducing erty owners to those earning the current 28-mil school prop- money within the district. erty tax at the same time they in- The November vote will mark troduce the income tax proposal. hside The News the second time the district has However, Schwartz said any asked for an income tax to cover property tax break would be min- current expenses. On June 2, dis- imal. Give 'em credit: trict residents voted 2,754 to As well as tapping into the tax An update on the re- 2,596 against a proposal for a base provided by student accredi t ation process. one-half percent tax for a contin- workers living on campus, Q Page 3. uing period of time. Schwartz said an income tax Limiting the tax to a five-year would allow for funding growth period is expected to make for an as the country recovers from even closer vote. recession and wages increase. School district officials said Even with the new tax, Speak to me: the income tax will bring in however, budget relief is expect- State Rep. Betty Mont- money from more University ed to be slow in coming because gomery talks to the College students because property taxes income taxes take longer to col- Republicans. do not affect on campus resi- lect than property taxes. Q Page 5. dents. However, they added that "We would not receive that they do not expect student taxes $1.5 million until about 18 months to increase funds substantially. after Jan. 1," Schwartz said. BG runner competes at "We're not really looking at "We're going to be borrowing, Olympic Trials that as a big boost to our in- regardless." Senior Todd Black had the come," said Anthony Schwartz, District Superintendent Rich- ard Cummings said he believes biggest summer of his life, Bowling Green School District The Bfi Ncw«/Un

• ' Opinion page two The BG News Wednesday, September 16, 1992

The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER DfllrAMM <>I I'«ur» M*fc» s*>t< AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News Forming a union would not help the University APV-CE: EVACUATE AND/* -SEEK SUELTER UKPL AFTEJ? W.3&.. Let's face it. The faculty is looking around and high expectations on the more and more like it's going to part of pro-union faculty members, an unionize; and if it happens, it's going to impasse is almost inevitable during ne- happen no matter what The News has gotiations and where there is an to say about it. impasse and a union, there is usually a But a duty whose end result is likely strike, and that is an idea we cannot ac- How Bill & George stack up to be in vain is still a duty, and it is our cept. responsibility to voice an opinion As former University professor Dick whether the University faculty should Edwards pointed out in a letter to the against Martone: no contest organize themselves for the purpose of editor, there is a good deal of difference collective bargaining. between the union vote expected later Good morning! Well, I'm glad would like a teeny tiny govern- ment that operates out of a single We believe they should not. this year and the close union vote in to see that the campaign is going Micriael Martone The faculty union movement on this 1978. quite well. Truth be told, I was passbook account. (Don't worry, campus goes back for decades, but Edwards rightly pointed out that seriously considering dropping I'll keep the bank card in my never has it been so strong. Cuts in most faculty members were voting on out of the race to concentrate my wallet where it's nice and safe.) state aid to the University have trans- the right of faculty members to vote, energies upon my campaign as a The Height Factor The taller write-in candidate for Homecom- candidate has won every election lated into rough times for faculty mem- not whether there should actually be a ing King. (I'm also running for since 1960. Bill Clinton is a half- bers who have gone more than two union. Also, most faculty members who Homecoming Queen. That way, I inch better than George Bush. years without a pay raise, were told were pro-union were so simply because won't get stood up.) (George Bush IS a half inch bet- they would have to use some of these they believed difficult economic times However, I recognize now that ter than Abraham Lincoln, but salaries to pay for their health care and called for drastic measures, not be- to abandon the Mar- only when Abe's not wearing a have seen many of their colleagues cause then-President Hollis Moore tone/DeKatch campaign would hat.) either retire or leave for more promis- treated faculty poorly (although some be downright immoral after the The Wife Factor: Bill's is cute, ing lands. did feel this way). outpouring of love, devotion and flawed enough to be human. The young and smart. George's is Recessions -- like the one that has led But feelings are running hotter now. huge cash donations in small bills public assumes that everyone charismatic, mature, and wise. to the state budget crunch -- are the ca- Privately, attacks on University Presi- from special interest groups that has bad habits, so it's better to (Bow wow!) Barbara also seemed talyst for labor movements, and pro- I don't have any plans to tell publicize insignificant vices to to be a whole lot more fertile dent Paul Olscamp by faculty in Scott about. (GoNRA!) distract the sheep from your real once, but most of their kids union forces on campus have done an lounges and offices reflect the depth of So imagine my shock and sur- sins. turned out kind of dumb. admirable job of seizing the opportuni- feelings associated with this issue. A prise to find out that I wasn't the Having an insatiable craving Me? I'm single, but I have until ty. Led by Ron Stoner and Neil Browne, signf icant portion of University faculty only candidate running. Some for, say, Cheez-Doodles, is much January 20th to find myself a the BG Faculty Association has touched believe this is their only chance to show bozos named Bill and George more admirable than having an First Lady (or at least a First a nerve among teachers who have long Olscamp how they feel and get from (and Andre) still seem oblivious Lay.) believed they had no voice in the Ols- Olscamp what they want. to their impending doom. I did a The Mistress Named camp era. little research this weekend to "The public assumes that J/G^nnifer Factor. Bill's gets a Their ultimate goal is noble and But it's not, and we have another sug- try to figure out which one was everyone has bad habits, so Penthouse layout next month. necessary. Faculty need better repre- gestion besides unionization. which. (Woof! Woof!) George's was sentation in financial matters in order Currently, the University's budget The Snack Food Factor.Any it's better to publicize much more mature and respect- to pay teachers more and preserve the process starts on a departmental level well-behaved voter growing up in insignificant vices to able. (Bow wow wow!) 'Nuff said. the television era knows that (Of course, there is a fine, educational reputation the University and works its way up to joint meetings George Bush eats pork rinds, distract the sheep from has labored for 80 years to build. Com- of the University Budget Committee noble tradition of American Ronald Reagan ate jelly beans, your real sins." Presidents taking mistresses. I pensating teachers and hiring new and Faculty Senate Budget Committee. Jimmy Carter ate peanuts and was going to bring up Marilyn ones, thereby pumping new life into These two groups work together to de- Gerald Ford ate golf balls. Monroe, but I don't want to beat a sagging academic programs, should be velop a budget, which is presented to But what about Bill Clinton, dead whore.) far and away the most important goal of Olscamp (he usually accepts the budget huh? A good question would be insatiable craving for, say, hard- The North American Free the University, one it must not abandon with few changes). "What is Bill Clinton's favorite core pornography, or asking Trade Agreement Issue: Bush, when the dollars stop flowing from If faculty members want more money food?" (Then again, considering children to pull on your finger Bush, Bush. (If you don't know Columbus. for certain programs or priorities (like his weight problem, a better and farting, or even (gasp!) play- what NAFTA is, then trust me: Faculty unionization will simply not faculty salaries) and they want people question might be, "What isn't?") ing the saxophone badly. it's a very good thing.) George work on campus for three reasons. to fight harder for these things, then I asked my good friend and cam- Me? I write columns. But I do it digs it. Bill claims to support it, First, union mentality is incompatible they need to vote different people onto paign manager, Todd Wesseler in private, and I wash my hands but whenever some union asks the Faculty Senate Budget Committee. (who always knows these things), afterwards. him about his stance it's like with University mentality. Unions like but he didn't know. Then I called The Deficit Factor: They both watching Lucy squirm as Ricky their employees to be treated based on This is what democracy is all about, and Fact Line, but they didn't know suck. Clinton wants to betray grills her about how she got the objective standards like seniority. All this is what universities should be all either. Tsonganomics and "grow" out of money for her new dress. employees with, say, 10 years service about. I've seen "JFK." I know what a debt. (Ha!) Bush, on the other The "How they look wearing should be paid a set amount. University University historian Stuart Givens, cover-up smells like. My keen in- hand, proposes permitting tax- women's dresses" Factor Bush professors should be -- and are current- who has been around long enough to vestigative reporter's skills payers to allocate up to 10% of It's just no contest, especially ly - rewarded based on their accom- know something about budgets and having been thwarted, I threw their tax return solely to paying when he shaves his legs. Still, I'll plishments, not the number of years unions, does not support collective bar- my hands up in despair and quit off the national debt, which is the be the first to admit that Clinton they've been around. gaining on campus. trying. (Knowing when to give up logical equivalent of building a has some set of hooters. Second, a union setup is too inflexible "I do not believe University faculty is an important virtue in a leader. third floor onto your house out of Miss Congeniality: Barb. for a University situation. Say the ought to be organized in the form of a Hint hint.) the bricks used to build the first The Family Values Factor: union," he said. "We're professionals The irony is that Clinton would floor. Duh. Who cares? I'm going back to chairman or chairwoman of a depart- have a lot to gain by playing up Me? (I suppose I should say bed. ment has an excellent professor whom and not workers, although I do not mean these minor vices. Voters like "We," but I have no idea what my Mike Martone is a columnist students love and who loves teaching in to demean workers in any way." their candidates to be flawless running mate believes. Perhaps I for The News, but don't hold that Bowling Green. But because of recent The BG Faculty Association has per- enough to be president, but should talk to him someday.) I against him. moves, his salary simply doesn't pro- formed a great service to the Universi- vide for his family anymore, and he is ty. They have brought the unionization considering accepting an offer from a issue to the forefront, they have put Pair set poor example at OSU game better-paying school. Under the current forth valid concerns and they have done setup, the University may be able to so -- at least publicly - in a civilized The BG News:This past Saturday bers of their party were not go- thusiastic, but very appropriate offer this professor a market adjust- manner. They are to be commended, I was among the many Bowling ing to address the problem, I manner. These two men were ment increase (a pay raise) quickly. If and their ultimate goals of better com- Green supporters who attended turned around and made the middle-aged adults, one of whom there is a union, such a move cannot be pensation and more representation the football match on the Ohio simple request to "cool it." Ap- I recognized as a member of our negotiated with anyone except the must be met if this University is to re- State University campus. Unfor- parently, my request offended local community. union's appointed leaders, and, because gain its competitiveness. tunately, my friends and I were them because they dubbed me of logistics, succesfully working out a But a union is not the correct mecha- seated directly in front of two in- "Mother Mary" and began Misuse of alcohol and verbal market adjustment would be unlikely. nism by which these goals should be dividuals who arrived "under the preceding each of their remarks and physical violence against met, and if there is a vote, the result influence." by questioning its political cor- women are serious problems on Finally, and let there be no doubt on In a continual barrage of loud, rectness. college campuses. Including this point, if there is a union on campus, must be "no." crude and abusive language, they Compliance with my request Bowling Green's. However, these feelings will be hurt and a strike could If it is otherwise, everyone will pay lamented the inaccessibility of implied neither adherence to a behaviors are not the creation of result. With little money to spread the price. alcoholic beverages and whined political view nor an extraordin- 18- or 19-year-old college stu- about the Ohio State team and its ary level of respect; rather, it dents; young people's behavior is coach. Intermingled with these suggested an expectation of largely imitative. They exhibit complaints, they provided a de- common courtesy. Any doubt behaviors learned from the Responses wanted praved commentary on the wom- that such expectations were war- adults in the communities in 1 The Opinion page of The BG press the beliefs of the individual include the writer's telephone en of the cheerleadlng squad. ranted should have been re- which they grow up and which New* consists of editorials, col- writer, and in no way represents number, address or on-campus Their insults also demeaned the moved by the public reminder is- they are educated. Some of the umns, cartoons and letters ex- the opinions of The News. mall box, plus class rank or oc- men on the cheerleadlng squad sued at the beginning of the young people will Imitate the pressing the opinions of the All readers of The News are cupation, major amd hometown. because they suggested that the game. abusers; others will Imitate the readers. encouraged to express their opin- If not submitting a letter or male cheerleaders held similarly Now, were these two individu- passive participants. Unsigned editorials are written ions through letters to the editor guest column in person, please depraved views of the women. als young college students? No, by members of The News'Editor- and guest columns. address the submission to: We endured this barrage the students around us through- ial Board and represent the com- Letters to the editor should be Opinion Editor throughout the first quarter of out the game were applauding Ann-Marie Lancaster posed opinions of the staff. 200-300 words In length. All let- The BG News the game. However, when it be- the remarkable performance of Chairwoman, Department of Signed letters or columns ex- ters must be typed, signed and 210 West Hall came clear that the other mem- their football team in an en- Computer Science i « Campus Wednesday, September 16, 1992 The BG News page three Report is next step in reaccreditation by Julie Tagllaferro administration reporter examine four areas the 250-page report will focus on. A self-studies report concern- These areas are the compre- ing different aspects of the Uni- hensive section, which is an versity will be distributed to fac- overview of the University dis- ulty and staff this week, in prep- cussing its history and gover- aration for the North Central As- nance; student teaming, includ- sociation of Colleges and Schools ing resources, requirements and re-accreditation process in Feb- academic policies; informational ruary. systems and graduate education Denise Trauth, chairwoman of and research. the steering committee, said that Trauth said the first draft was- re-accreditatlon is "a stamp of completed in May and revised' approval." Trauth is also in during the summer by the steer-' charge of writing the report and ing committee. This week the coordinating the re-accreditation second draft was distributed to process. the vice presidents, department In order to receive re- chairmen, chairwomen and di- accreditation, a University must rectors, both at the University have an appropriate mission, or- and at Firelands College. The ganize its resources, achieve the graduate and undergraduate stu- mission and strive to continue to dent governments also received maintain it, Trauth said. the draft. The steering committee would A student attending a non- like comments and suggestions accredited university has a diffi- from faculty and students before cult time transferring to an ac- Oct. 5 so that a final draft may be credited university and often is completed by November. This not eligible for financial aid, draft will then be given to the ac- Trauth said. creditation team from the Individual University depart- NCACS before it comes in Feb- ments are re-accredited every ruary. few years by different associa- tions. However, Trauth said, the The BC Ncwi/Nm Norman According to Undergraduate North Central Association looks Student Government President Paging through posters, sophomore business major Jim Berardu- Union Grand Ballroom Tuesday afternoon. The poster sale, which at the University as a whole to ccl and sophomore psychology major Amy Adams look for posters Jason Jackson, all University de- is being sponsored by the University Activities Organization, will decide if the entire university is partments can improve, although to cover the walls of their rooms at the sale In the University continue through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. worthy of being re-accredited. there are some areas that are The purpose of the steering better than others. committee, according to Trauth is to look at the University and "All the departments should be see which areas need improve- looking to improve instruction to Grant to aid social impact study ment before re-accreditation be- better students," Jackson said. gins in February. Trauth said the accreditation by Sharl L. Veleba The steering committee con- team members will meet with contributing reporter be conducting follow-up research finding the subjects, now ages larly interested in looking at the sists of about 50 students, faculty University President Paul Ols- into the life choices and situa- 22-30. present-day situations pertaining members and staff members who camp, the vice presidents, facul- tions of some 1,000 individuals This process can become diffi- to gender and race, she said. have examined the academic as- A trio of University sociology ty and students when they evalu- originally from Lucas County, cult, with women who have mar- Black males, for instance, have pect of the University and its re- ate the University. professors has been awarded Ohio. The people were surveyed ried, or others who have moved not been studied widely, Gior- lated areas and have incorpor- $178,003 by the National Institute in 1982 by Giordano and Steven out of the county, Giordano said. "I think they will find that dano said. She said the absence of ated them into the draft. Bowling Green is a strong uni- of Mental Health to examine the Cernkovich, another University "We have tracked some who such data could be attributed to impact of social networks on sociologist. are now in jail, and others have versity, but I think they will also prior "studies of convenience" - Trauth said the process began find [the University] is going youths. moved to Europe," Giordano research primarily done on a pre- Peggy Giordano, H. Theodore The researchers and a team of in March 1991 with the commit- through a very difficult period said. existing group of individuals, tee studying the University and Groat and Meredith D. Pugh, will assistants are in the process of The researchers are particu- due to the budget situation," such as juniors in college. dividing into subcommittees to Trauth said. Don't Forget

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Questions? Call 372-8086 for more details Keep your appointment and earn a chance to win $300 in cash or prizes! page four The BG News Wednesday, September 16, 1992 Some find claims court Health care list compiled well-suited for disputes Classified staff to add their suggestions to debate by Cynthia Prada by Jane Kilgore classified staff reporter student life reporter for damages for defective mer- isdiction. A court has jurisdiction "There are people that I know of that work full-time jobs [at chandise. if the transaction or incident the University] and are still eligible for welfare. There is Also, governmental entities upon which the suit or action is The Classified Staff Council For those who wish to resolve can file certain claims in small based took place in that court's discussed the hot issue of the something definitely wrong with that -- people should pay minor disputes fairly, quickly claims court. territory. proposed University health care for health care based on their ability to pay. It's only fair." and inexpensively, the best thing plan at its meeting Tuesday. The group compiled its list of Bob Panning, Food Operations council representative to do Is go to court - small claims About 75 percent of the cases A lawsuit on a small claim is improvements to present to Uni- court. that come through the Bowling begun by filing a formal state- In small claims court, hearings Green Municipal Court are versity President Paul Olscamp ment of claim with the small atory against any group on cam- have put everyone through the are informal, there is no jury and against landlords and past claims court. A statement of by the end of the month. Olscamp and the Blue Ribbon Insurance pus. There are different pay ringer, but after this last wave of court costs are much lower than roommates, and most of them claim costs around $20 and must in regular court. Also, cases are appear during the school year, Committee had submitted the rates within the faculty and ad- cuts there is a $1.6 million pool contain a description of the minstration just as there are decided by the municipal court said Deputy Clerk Amy Firsdon. nature and amount of the claim, plan to all constituent groups on left that needs to be distributed," within the classified staff. said Chris Stock, Classified Staff judge, county court judge or by a "Out of around 600 cases, plus the names and addresses of campus to review. Therefore, no one group would Council president. "We feel that "referee," a qualified attorney probably 300 of them involve both parties involved in the dis- A few of the plan's recom- appointed by the judge. students," she said. mendations are the elimination benefit from this change, but this should be divided up equally pute. Once a claim is filed, the everyone would pay based on his among all employees and Phase court will set a hearing four to of vision coverage, caps on men- "We have had a lot of students tal health care and instituting a or her salary and no one would be II should finally come to pass." In general, any individual, five weeks later. overcharged or undercharged who have used small claims company, business or organiza- switch to generic drugs when President Olscamp has said he for the same health services and thinks raises should occur "a- court, and have used it success- tion can file a claim or have a "At the hearing, the plaintiff brand-name prescriptions are procedures. cross the board." Yet all budget fully," said Student Legal Ser- claim filed against it. Also, min- presents his or her testimony by not absolutely necessary. Another area the council would decisions are dependent on the vices Managing Attorney Greg ors can use the court through using things such as witnesses, The council agreed with the Bakies. "It is not as difficult or as plan's stipulation to bring in a like to see improved deals with next round of cuts the governor parents or guardians. documents and pictures trying to the amount of time groups are expensive as most students imag- Before a formal claim is filed, prove their case, as the defen- Health Maintenance Organiza- will announce in November. ine." tion or a Preferred Provider Or- given to review changes and im- Due to these reductions and it is a good idea to make a last dant does likewise," Bakies said. provements in the health plan. Small claims cases are like effort to settle the dispute The court can assist the plain- ganization. With the rising cost of other unfavorable working con- other lawsuits, except that the health insurance, these groups According to Meagon Shaffer, ditions, a couple of groups on through a letter summarizing the tiff in obtaining judgment Food Operations secretary, amounts involved are too small to basic facts of the claim and stat- through such ways as garnishing would keep costs low because campus have decided to pursue make the expense in suing in when area physicians join, they sometimes revisions are not dis- the option of affiliating with a ing the amount of money desired. of wages and bank accounts and tributed until as late as a week regular court worthwhile - the "About half of the cases are executions against property. agree to stabilize prices and union. The council also discussed court can handle most claims for eliminate competitive rates. before approval is due back. This this possibility and decided it will settled before the first hearing Moreover, the judgment carries does not leave adequate time to money damages of $2,000 or less. date after the defendant realizes 10 percent interest until paid. According to Bob Panning, the remain neutral on this point. Food Operations council repre- review and conduct research to "As a University-funded group that the plaintiff is serious about formulate an educated opinion on forcing the party to render a sentative, major changes that we have an obligation to maintain The kinds of claims filed in If the defendant is not present the matter, Shaffer said. small claims court include claims judgment," Bakies said. need to be implemented include a close relationship to the admin- at the hearing, the court will Along with the concern over by tenants to recover security A suit or action on a small move forward with the hearing index premiums and deductibles istration and our constituents," based on salaries. At the present health care, the council continues Stock said. "This decision is up to deposits; claims by landlords for claim must be filed in the small and will almost always render to explore the problems of the unpaid rent or damage to their claims division of the municipal time a University employee who to the employees, not us." the plaintiff a judgment by de- budget and layoffs. Phase II, a property; and claims by buyers court or county court having jur- fault. earns $90,000 pays the same In other business, of the 33 amount for health care as wage increase promised to trade employees laid off earlier this someone who makes $17,000. groups in 1989 by the University, year, six have utilized their re- has yet to be seen by any classi- call rights and are working for "There are people that I know fied employees. The council says the University once again. Four Campus gets jump on of that work full-time jobs [at the the time has come to fulfill the others have found temporary as- University] and are still eligible promise. signments. for welfare," he said. "There is Also, Bob Kreienkamp, vice something definitely wrong with The first part, or raise, of this president of Classified Staff right-to-know crime law that - people should pay for 3-part plan was executed in 1990 Council, has been elected to health care based on their ability but since then no increases have serve as chairman of the State to pay. It's only fair." occurred, Employees Council of Ohio, a by Trlna Ball and Eileen McNa- not go into effect until August murder, drug and alcohol vio- The council reiterated that this "We understand that budget statewide university classified mara 1993. lations, rape and robbery. measure would not be discrimin- cuts by Gov. George Voinovich staff council. staff writers The Title II Crime Aware- The Department of Public ness and Campus Security Act, Safety printed a copy of the which was passed by Congress 1991-92 annual crime report in University police are taking in 1990, requires all universi- a leaflet distributed to every the initiative to keep students ties to publish major campus student mailbox two weeks Armed with her MONEY CENTER informed by complying with a crime statistics. Major crimes right-to-know law which does covered under the act include See Crime, page eight. secret identification number, Iris fait a certain sense of smug superiority,

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Senator meets with students ^^•ar Montgomery discusses campaigns, education, abortion *% ** 1 ■

by Chris Hawley local government reporter "Education ... for the most choicer, but I am not pro-life," open-minded enough for part is a local concern," she she said, and added that she be- everybody," Ziance said. "We'- said. lieves Ohio legislators will not re going to stand united and Educational funding, student During an interview after press for more stringent abor- win this election." political activity and abortion her appearance, Montgomery tion guidelines. Montgomery said 1992 can- were on students' minds during said she believes she and other "There's a great deal of didates need their support and State Sen. Betty Montgomery's Republican legislative candi- pressure," she said. "But I activity, and referred to the the appearance at the Bowling dates may have to fight to win think you'll see the legislative fall campaigns as "a call to Green College Republicans campus support in the wake of leaders try to keep Ohio in the arms." meeting Tuesday night. Gov. Voinovich's recent cuts in column it is in now." "This is a make or break Montgomery's speech en- higher education. election," she said. "And we VLjjj couraging students to become "I think many of the pro-life are behind on the national involved in local campaigns She also warned a second people will be very surprised," level." spurred questions about Re- round of budget cuts may be on she added. publican stances on both state the horizon. Her statements prompted Montgomery also took a jab and national issues and promp- "We need to be prepared," encouragement for unity from at her Democratic opponent, ted CR leaders to urge unity she said. "There is a real CR President Scott Ziance and John Hartman. among pro-life and pro-choice possibility that there will be CR State Elections Coordinator "I am running against a mar- party members. more requested cuts." James Walters. keting professor who thinks In response to student ques- that probably the best way to tions, Montgomery said she be- Students also pressed Mont- "[Republicans] don't put win the election is to market iM The BG NCW»/LIIHU Ltnc lieves education will play a gomery to define her pro- each other through a litmus himself through the media in- part In state campaigns but abort ion stance and her opinion test," Walters said. "I think stead of doing the hard work of Speaking at the College Republicans meeting In the Business said she discouraged making it about the abortion debate in that's a very important point to meeting the public and trying Administration Building Tuesday night, State Sen. Betty Mont- an issue in the presidential Ohio. make." to solve their problems," she gomery discusses issues facing local, state and national Republi- race. "I am not a raving pro- "The Republican party Is said. can candidates. Recession woes let Ohioans go to pot Pizza man to by Milch Weiss Since the program began in maturity, you're talking about ... The Associated Press County Sheriff John Hicks, a 1981, Ohio authorities have member of the Buckeye Sheriff's a lot of money." seized marijuana plants worth Association's eradication pro- Marijuana is so easy to grow pay settlement TOLEDO - Out of work and out more than $374 million. The state gram, said that is why there are that it has become a cottage in- receives federal money for the small plots. dustry. of luck in hard times, some peo- by Chris Miller "She's had four surgeries ple who have never been in trou- program, which has 23 agents. Smith said authorities are see- "It happens to be a plant that courts reporter ble with the law are growing Last year, 64,039 plants were ing more people who have never grows pretty freely. It doesn't on her knee." need a whole lot of water, a whole marijuana to support their fami- destroyed in Ohio, with 271 peo- been in trouble. A person ar- Thomas Zraik, attorney lies. ple arrested on various drug rested for growing marijuana lot of cultivation," Smith said. Frank Roberts will have to de- "Any time the economy is bad, trafficking and weapons charges, could be charged with aggra- Some growers plant marijuana liver a lot of pizzas to pay his por- people take more risks, especial- said Julie Graham, spokeswoman vated trafficking, which carries in cornfields because corn tion of a $292,500 settlement to a damage to her left knee as a re- ly when you have families to take for Attorney General Lee Fisher. a sentence of two to 20 years in usually grows higher than the Perrysburg woman injured in a sult of the accident. care of," said Charles Smith, Authorities have seized about prison for each count. marijuana, shielding it from 1988 auto accident by Roberts, "She's had four surgeries on head of Ohio's marijuana eradi- 130,000 plants so far this year, Why would these people take view. It's also grown in remote who was delivering food for Mr. her knee," Zraik said. cation program in the state at- including 100,000 in one Preble the risk? areas. G's Pizza at the time. Although the jury ruled in torney general's office. County raid, the largest ever in Simple economics. Smith said. The marijuana eradication Judge William DeCessna, favor of Pohlmeyer, the defen- Mature plants sell for $1,000 to the state. There have been no The price of marijuana has in- program receives many tips Wood County Common Pleas dants still have 30 days to appeal $3,000. arrests in that case. creased in the last few years be- from farmers who find it or com- Court, presided over the case, the case and try to get the de- "If you're talking about 50 Richard Braziel, staff coor- cause there's not enough supply plain about "strange people be- which began last Wednesday. cision overturned. plants, you're talking about dinator for the DEA's marijuana to meet the demand. And many ing in their fields," Smith said. After three days of testimony, Roberts' attorney, Donald $50,000," Smith said. "There's eradication program, said the marijuana traffickers have Other times, plots are spotted by the eight-member jury ruled in Bennett, would neither confirm great incentive to take the risk. DEA doesn't have a profile of the turned their attention to cocaine authorities using helicopters and favor of plaintiff Kristi Pohl- nor deny if they were planning to "It's not very difficult to con- typical marijuana grower. because it's easier to import and planes. meyer. appeal the decision. ceal one or two or three plants. "We've had state judges grow the profits are bigger, Smith Smith said most growers are Wauseon resident William "At this point, it's not been What we find in some areas is marijuana. We've had district at- said. small-time operators in the Reese, owner of the now-defunct considered one way or the they may do a real small plot - torneys doing it. We've had a A pound of marijuana sells for southern part of the state, which Swanton pizzaria Roberts was other," Bennett said. c five plants here, five plants couple of sons or daughters of about $2,000, while a pound of has high unemployment. But driving for, was also named in "They may pay without appeal- there. They say, 'If I could just prosecutors doing it," he said. cocaine can bring in $50,000. marijuana plots have been found the suit and must pay a portion of ing; you just don't know," Zraik sell 20 of them.'" "It's not just some poor, lowly "Marijuana prices have con- in all 88 counties. the settlement. said. The Drug Enforcement Admin- farmer out here fixing to lose his tinued to escalate, and it's be- "They're not trying to become "They both owe it completely Zraik said the settlement istration reported that nationally farm." coming more and more profita- millionaires by any means. but it's up to them if they want to would cover the $27,000 in medi- nearly 5.3 million cultivated But county sheriffs are finding ble to grow it," Smith said. They're just trying to survive, go 50-50 or whatever," said Tho- cal expenses accumulated by his plants were destroyed na- that some growers are planting "When you think an average and they figure it doesn't take mas Zraik, Pohlmeyer's attorney. client since the accident as well tionwide last year. Authorities marijuana to make some quick plant can bring anywhere from many plants to be able to do According to case records, as "give her money that she'll arrested 5,729 people. money for their families. Athens $1,000 to $3,000 depending on the that," Smith said. Pohlmeyer suffered permanent need through her lifetime." RUSH PHI KAPPA PSI TONIGHT WEDNESDAY SEPT. 16 CAR SMASH HELP DEMOLISH A CAR WITH THE PHI PSI'S TUESDAY SEPT. 22, CARNIVAL NIGHT OHIO ZETA CHAPTER

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Residents can fill out the re trying to bring voter regis- "Interest in voting is at a form and take it to their local tration as close to the people of peak this year. People are just board of elections or simply CINCINNATI -- Do-it- this state as we possibly can." very stirred up. Over half a mail it to Taft's office, and it mother program yourselfers now can grab a About a quarter of Ohio's eli- million voters in Ohio signed will be forwarded to the appro- voter registration form at the gible voters are not registered term-limitation petitions, for priate election board. The Associated Press hardware store while picking to vote, Taft said. That's about example," Taft said. up a pound of nails and a tube 2 million people. "People are angry, they're Taft said the three main "We have argued tor nine of caulk. The deadline to register is upset at government in gen- groups targeted for the cam- CINCINNATI - A federal ap- Ohioans now can also regis- Oct. 5. eral, and that's being reflected, paign are first-time voters, peals court on Tuesday rein- years that this was a ter by visiting some post of- Voter turnout in Ohio has certainly, in the term- those who once were regis- stated a Michigan woman's law- negligence case." fices, banks and other places of been declining since 1972, Taft limitation measure. Whether tered but have been dropped suit against the operators of a business. said. About 6.2 million Ohioans people will vote out of their from rolls because of inactivity surrogate mother program. Wiley Bean, lawyer. It's all part of Secretary of were registered to vote in the frustration and anger or possi- and people who have moved to A three-judge panel of the 6th State Bob Taft's program to last presidential election in bly stay home, we will not a new precinct since the last U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in prop up Ohio's voter lists. 1988, but only about two-thirds know until Nov. 3." election. a 2-1 decision, said the lawsuit by "We have argued for nine "What we are trying to pro- of those who were registered Some 250 companies in 134 Anne Power, director of the Judy Stiver and her husband, years that this was a negligence vide here is good customer actually voted. Ohio cities will display the Hamilton County Board of Ray Stiver, should be tried be- case," he said. service," Taft said Tuesday as About 5.9 million are regis- voter registration forms, Elections, said interest seems fore a jury in U.S. District Court. The lawsuit named as defen- he announced "Customer Vote tered now, but the number is which also will be available at to be picking up among poten- The Stivers, of Lansing, Mich., dants lawyer Noel Keane, the •92" at a U.S. Postal Service increasing as the Nov. 3 elec- hundreds of post offices, Taft tial voters. accused the surrogacy program's broker who operated the surro- operators of negligence. gacy program, and four profes- The ruling reversed an April sionals who participated in the 1990 decision by U.S. District program's operation, lawyer Football Judge George LaPlata of Ann John Hayes and doctors Philip Labeling law opponents Arbor, Mich., who ruled in favor Parker, WJ. Ringold, LC. Jorge of the defendants before the law- and CM. Decespedes, all from suit could be tried. the Detroit-Dearborn, Mich., player out Mrs. Stiver signed a contract to area. Malahof f has been removed reject chance to debate be inseminated and carry and as a defendant in the lawsuit. give birth to a baby for payment. Bean said. on bond The semen was to come from The defendants were accused by M.R. Kropko The Associated Press Brian Haviland, spokesman for Ohio Manufacturers' Associa- The Associated Press Alexander Malahof f of New York of negligence under Michigan Ohioans for Responsible Health tion, and John Mahaney, presi- City. law for failing to screen the se- Information, said the group dent of Ohio Council of Retail The Stivers sued after the men for the infection which CLEVELAND - Opponents of a would not participate in a debate Merchants, as debate partici- RAVENNA, Ohio A Kent State baby, Christopher Stiver, was caused the defects. The defen- proposed toxic chemical label set up by Citizen Action. pants. University football player on born in January 1983 with cy- dants argued that the infection law on Ohio's Nov. 3 ballot on "We have and will participate "If your temporary organiza- Tuesday pleaded innocent to two tomegalic inclusion disease, a could have resulted from other Tuesday rejected a challenge to in debate settings," Haviland tion has been telling the truth ... counts of aggravated robbery. viral illness which caused him to sources. debate consumer-rights advocate said. "When we have a request then you should welcome this de- Josiah Brown II is scheduled to suffer retardation, muscular dis- Appeals Judges Gilbert Mer- Ralph Nader on the issue. from a credible third party, we bate as a chance to prove it," Bu- stand trial Jan. 12. He entered orders and hearing loss. ritt and Nathaniel Jones ruled Nader, on a five-city Ohio tour will be happy to entertain those chanan wrote. the pleas before Portage County Court records show there had that under Michigan law, the neg- to urge support for the product kind of proposals. As for the Citi- Common Pleas Judge Joseph been a mistake and Ray Stiver, ligence case should be tried be- labeling proposal, said the public zen Action challenge, we are not Burkland was in a meeting and Kainrad. not Malahoff, was the baby's fore a jury. Judge Cornelia Ken- should have the right to know going to get into a situation on unavailable for comment Tues- Brown, who was indicted by a father, but the Stivers allege that nedy dissented. about potential hazards. their terms. day. Bill Burns, vice president of grand jury Monday, is charged It was Malahoffs semen that She said the defendants argued Sandy Buchanan, campaign "We don't see how it would the manufacturers' association, with robberies June 17 at Domin- gave Mrs. Stiver the cytomega- it would be speculation for a jury said the group was not aware of lovirus, which caused the baby's manager for Issue 5 for the con- forward the truth of this issue, o's Pizza in Kent and June 26 at a to conclude that the sperm donor, sumers group Citizen Action, the debate challenge. disease and defects. which is all we are trying to talk Kentucky Fried Chicken In Stow, rather than Mrs. Stiver or her said a letter was delivered to about. They're the ones spread- Mahaney said he would debate Assistant Portage County Pros- Christopher remains retarded, husband, was the source of the Columbus-based Ohioans for Re- ing misinformation on this is- Nader if managers of Ohioans for ecutor Robert Durst said. is fed through a stomach tube infection. sponsible Health Information, an Responsible Health Information and still lives with the Stivers in sue." Defense lawyers David Franks industry group opposing the When told of the debate rejec- wanted him to. The two counts are first- Lansing, said their lawyer, Wiley and Anthony Amone were una- measure. degree felonies with firearm vailable for comment at their tion, Buchanan said: "I think it's Bean. Buchanan challenged the just an excuse not to debate "I would have no problem with specifications. Brown could face Michlgan law offices Tuesday Bean praised the appellate group to debate Nader in Cleve- Ralph Nader, but we will contin- that whatsoever. It's up to the a maximum of 13 to 28 years in court's ruling. afternoon. land on Sept. 29 at the downtown ue to press the challenge." campaign committee to decide if prison and a $10,000 fine on each auditorium of Cleveland Public Buchanan's letter suggested we accept the challenge," Ma- count. Durst said. Library. Eric Burkland, president of the haney said. Brown remains free on $10,000 YOU'LL SEE CLEARLY. cash bond. The wide receiver for the KSU Golden Flashes will con- Phar-Mor gets extension tinue to attend class and play football, said his attorney, Timo- The Associated Press thy Ivey of Akron. Mor's personal property, to the month after announcing it had secured lenders. uncovered evidence of a $350 Perkins Township police plan YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A fed- Bodoh extended the order, million swindle. The company this month to present an Erie eral bankruptcy judge on Tues- which was to expire Tuesday, for said the thefts had been master- County grand jury with evidence day agreed to extend a arrange- two weeks. A hearing is planned minded by co-founder and form- that allegedly links Brown to a ment that lets Phar-Mor Inc. use for Sept. 24 to discuss other er President Michael Monus and July 24 robbery of a McDonald's, THAT its cash collateral to buy the measures, including arrange- the former chief financial offi- police said. merchandise it sells. ments to continue utility and cer, Patrick Finn. OUR PRICES U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Wil- other services to the stores while About a week ago, Brown's liam T. Bodoh amended an ear- the company is under court The company fired Monus and parents picketed the Portage ARE LOWER! lier order that lets the deep- protection. Finn after making the allega- County Courthouse and the Kent discount drugstore chain stay in tions. Neither man has comment- Police Department to protest his FAMILY BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS business while it figures out how The cash collateral arrange- ed on the allegations directly, al- arrest. His father, Josiah Brown to pay its bills. ment will be considered again though Monus said in a letter of ST., said he believes the charges SINGLE VISION Under the deal, Phar-Mor is al- Oct. 1, Bodoh's clerk said. resignation from the Youngs- resulted from false accusations lowed to use its cash while ex- Phar-Mor sought protection town State University board of by another man who faced unre- EYEGLASSES $ 88 tending new collateral, in the from creditors under Chapter 11 trustees that he expects to be lated criminal charges in San- Plastic frames and lenses. 89 TWO PAIR form of new claims on Phar- of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code last vindicated. dusky. STANDARD Levy- BIFOCALS $ 88 Plastic frames and lenses. TWO PAIR CAMPUS Continued from page one. SHUTTLE In the past, school property tax 129 shift to an income tax might af- increase proposals have passed free lo Residents of CONTACT fect the traditional support stu- easily on campus. The last school LENSES 00 • Abortion through WINTHROP dent voters have shown for levy, a five-year, 1.7-mil Increase 1 PAIR DURASOFT* COLORS PER PAIR TERRACE school funding issues. for permanent school improve- Change even the darkest eyes lo beautiful 17 weeks along with ments, passed in November 1989 shades of blue, green, grey or hazel. *99 • Morning after • 3 great locations "That's a concern from a polit- by an 81 percent "yes" vote in OtFIC HP1B1 SCrTIMBfUlo. I9M. PICTISMONAl KB «ND fit EXAMS PlOdD HPAJWJtlV treatment • Free heat & water ical standpoint," Cummlngs said. district lc, the University, but by One day service for most prescription* with • 24 hr, maintenance "It may be a reason for students only 68 percent in the rest of experienced Opticians at your service. \too must be • Laundromats to vote no." Ward One. completely satisfied or we will return your money. PROUD TO • 1 & 2 bedroom Apis. EYES EXAMINED BY DR. S. SHIf F OfTOMCTRIST BE PRO-CHOICE . 1 & 2 full baths Senate 16 N. Huron Taking Applications for Continued from page one. Toledo, Oh. 43604 2nd Semester Phone (419) 255-7769 or 352-9135 Faculty Senate, said the exten- gram is a waste of time if the I-8OO-589-6O05 sion was absolutely essential. University faculty decides to go "[Health care] is a complex is- to collective bargaining. TOLEDO TOLEDO BOWLING GREEN sue," White said. "I am grateful White disagreed and said the 1955 S. Reynolds 3153 W. Sylvan, a 1616 E. Wooster to the president for giving us an discussion of these health care Across from Southwyck 4T*> "11 "1 ^ Crt«nwood Cenlw Pheasant Room Specials extension." issues was not a moot point. 382-2020 */*-"■* 352-2533 Faculty Senator Elliott Blinn "We've got to have health in- ^TV/U-O WITH ANY OTHER PROMOTIONS OB SPECIALS. O1«g8lrtxH0nOalc«l;i1B»7«g said during the meeting that the surance if we have collective discussion of a health care pro- barganing or not," White said.

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UHUE, Hawaii - Residents aviation craft and helicopters are has been estimated at $1 billion Hawaii National Guard The Associated Press separated from family and still forbidden. on Kauai alone. spokesman Maj. Wayne Yoshioka "Kauai is a scene of homes on hurricane-battered said 2,400 active duty military WASHINGTON - Rushing to Kauai began returning to the Before the flights could start A National Guardsman died in personnel and nearly 900 keep up with Mother Nature, unimaginable island Tuesday for their first going In, more than 2,000 stran- an accident on the island late Guardsmen are on Kauai to assist the Senate overwhelmingly devastation. Whenever look at the devastation. ded tourists had to come out, said Monday, said Army National in the relief effort. approved $10.5 billion in dis- Officials resumed some com- state transportation spokeswo- Guard Maj. Bud Bowles. It was The National Guard set up five aster aid on Tuesday to help you see a coconut tree mercial flights to the island, man Marilyn Kali. unclear if the death of Tech. Sgt. distribution centers to pass out Hawaii rebuild from Hurri- and its leaves stripped, where limited phone service was Dennis Dalen, 46, of Honolulu food and emergency supplies. A cane Iniki and assist Hurri- restored Monday for some of the "We would hope that people was storm-related, authorities total of 1,283 National Guard cane Andrew's victims in you know that its winds 52,000 residents, and portable who visit the island have a real said. troops have been mobilized, 572 Florida and Louisiana. were strong." generators were pumping run- good reason for being there," of them on Kauai. Senators approved the ning water to about 70 percent of said Roy Price of the state's Civil Three people died during the measure on a 84-10 vote. weekend, one on Oahu. Coast it. Defense. Plans were under way to set up House-Senate negotiators will Sen. Daniel Akaka . Electricity remained out, and Guard officials suspended the seven disaster relief centers in now try to write a compro- health officials warned people to Homeowners carted trash, tree search for two missing fisher- various parts of Kauai, serving mise bill, which Senate Ap- The original $7.5 billion bury perishable food and issued limbs, palm fronds and alu- men Monday. as a one-stop center for hurri- propriations Committee instructions on how to build minum siding to their curbs and Relief supplies and federal cane victims to apply for federal hurricane bill, completed last- Chairman Robert Byrd, Thursday, was rendered moot trench latrines. stacked rubble in neat piles 6 feet troops poured into the island grants or low-interest loans, D-W.Va, said could be done "It's just a Herculean task that high. People lined up outside Monday, replenishing a hospital Price said. a day later when Iniki' as early as this week. slammed Hawaii with 160 we're doing," said Thomas Batey, banks, which reopened Tuesday, and restocking bare cupboards. "Kauai is a scene of unima- assistant to Kauai Mayor JoAnn and at markets and drugstores, Gasoline and other items were in mph winds and 30-foot waves.' The Treasury Department's ginable devastation," said Iniki left three dead and 8,000 Yukimura. "We've been kind of and neighbors exchanged Iniki short supply. Bureau of Public Debt said Tues- Sen. Daniel Akaka, DHawaii, knocked down to our knees and stories. homeless and caused an esti- day it will allow residents of the referring to a weekend trip he mated $1 billion in damage. we're crawling up as fast as we Wilcox Memorial Hospital was affected islands to cash their U.S. made to the island that bore can." Streets have been cleared of running low for a while on te- Savings Bonds before the mini- the brunt of the Iniki's de- Estimates of Andrew's Residents lined up before dawn power lines and poles, and there tanus shots, because so many mum six-month holding period struction. "Whenever you see damages continued to swell. at Honolulu's airport for the first was heavy traffic congestion people were stepping on nails, has expired. a coconut tree and its leaves "This is one time I think flights. with people trying to find water, said Steve Hosier, the hospital's State Health Director John stripped, you know that its this place is moving too propane gas and open markets. vice president for human resour- Lewin estimated it would cost $3 winds were strong." quickly," said Sen. Connie "This guy called me at 3 a.m. Electrical power was expected ces. million to provide health-related Earlier, the lawmakers Mack, R-Fla. "We keep get- and said, 'I'm the first one in to be restored in Lihue, Kauai's services and repairs, including used voice votes to make two ting information." line," " said Civil Defense largest town, by Monday, al- In Washington, the Senate ap- $1 million to keep drinking water major changes in the spokesman Glenn Soma. "These though officials said full resto- proved $3 billion more for the systems operating. measure. They added a final Andrew, the costliest natu- guys have been waiting since ration would take months. rebuilding in Hawaii. The money Officials planned to burn some $3 billion to address Iniki's ral disaster ever to hit the Saturday to get there so I don't Iniki struck Friday, flattening was added to the $7.5 billion ap- of the island's garbage to ward toll and the growing pleas for United States, is so far think it's too early for them." sugar cane fields, battering the proved for reconstruction in off health problems, Batey said. help from areas battered by blamed for 55 deaths and Andrew. And they inserted an nearly $22 billion in damage. extra $66 million to rebuild The storm left more than small parts of Homestead Air 250,000 homeless. Gag rule measure sets veto fight Force Base, far less than Mack and other Florida President Bush wanted. officials won more aid for Eager to show they can re- their state, but less than they by Alan Fram spond to emergencies, law- initially hoped. The Associated Press 1988 and continued by Bush. The makes it harder for poor women because physicians make up a Supreme Court upheld the prohi- to find out about abortion, be- small fraction of clinic workers. makers and Bush seemed bition in a 5-4 decision in April cause they constitute most of the likely to work out their dif- On a voice vote, the Senate WASHINGTON - The Senate 1991. four million women who use the The legislation would overturn ferences quickly. But the accepted an amendment by set up an election-season veto Congress will be forcing Bush 4,000 government-financed clin- the ban but allow a clinic to re- bill's immediate future was Mack and Sen. Bob Graham, fight with President Bush on to reject the measure less than ics each year. They also said frain from offering abortion clouded because it included D-Fla., that would provide $66 Monday by sending him a bill two months before Election Day, Bush's opposition was merely an counseling if that would violate an unrelated provision on million to rebuild some of the that would allow federally at a time when public opinion effort to placate his right-wing its moral or religious convic- labor regulations that drew facilities at destroyed financed family planning clinics polls show that the president's supporters. tions. Such a clinic, however, veto threats from Bush ad- Homestead Air Force Base. to resume abortion counseling. anti-abortion stance is widely "It's election-year high-jinks," would have to refer women seek- ministration officials. The senators sent the measure unpopular. said Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C. ing abortion information to other The $10.5 billion measure The money would allow to the White House on a voice "The Bush administration "It's an effort to put the presi- health care programs where such would be easily the biggest enough reconstruction to let vote, even though its House sup- hopes its 'gag rule' will keep dent of the United States on the information is available. federal relief package ever the U.S. Customs Service and porters will probably be unable abortion a secret as much as pos- spot." for a natural disaster, dwarf- other agencies that use the to round up the two-thirds sible," said Sen. Edward Ken- ing the $2.9 billion approved base to resume functioning. The House approved the bill on But no money was provided majority they would need to nedy, D-Mass., using the name The ban forbids all clinic em- Aug. 6 on a 251-144 margin - well in 1990 for California's Loma for work that would allow a overturn an expected presi- which opponents have given the ployees except doctors to dis- short of the 290 votes needed to Prieta earthquake. It would fighter wing to return to the dential veto. ban. "That strategy is unaccept- pense abortion advice to women. override a veto if all 434 House also further swell the federal air base. A ban on such counseling was able, and it's doomed to failure." The exception for doctors means members vote. There is one deficit. imposed by President Reagan in Opponents of the ban say it little, opponents of the ban say, House vacancy. Magellan craft measures Former guard indicted changes in Venus' gravity Faces life sentence for death of Exxon president by Fred Plerettl Seale quietly answered "yes" Brown has not set a sentencing The Associated Press as the judge asked him whether date. he took Reso to a storage locker Reso, 57, was president of Exx- by Lee Siegel and left him in a wooden box with on's international division head- The Associated Press "Everything looks good. The spacecraft is back talking to MORRISTOWN, N.J. -- A his eyes and mouth taped shut. quartered in Florham Park. He us. The navigation data looks OK, so we're certainly in the former Exxon security guard Asked if Reso was given any was leaving his house for work pleaded guilty Tuesday to state medical attention, Seale said, when he was abducted. PASADENA, Calif. - The balpark as far as the orbit. The orbit is where we kidnapping and murder charges "He was treated by my wife and Seale and his wife, both 45 end Magellan spacecraft fired its myself." from Lebanon Township, were thrusters Monday and swooped expected it to be." in the fatal abduction of company executive Sidney J. Reso. He admitted that he kidnapped arrested in Hackettstown on closer to Venus so It can measure Mike Stewart, mission director Reso with the intent of extorting June 19 after investigators fol- the planet's gravity and learn Arthur D. Seale's plea came one week after he admitted in $18.5 million from Exxon Corp. lowed a trail of ransom notes and how the rugged landscape is federal court that he planned and Morris County Prosecutor W. phone calls across rural north- shaped by underground forces. two years," said mathematician tion data looks OK, IM we're cer- carried out the April 29 kidnap- Michael Murphy had said he western New Jersey. No ransom Bill Sjogren, principal in- tainly In the ballpark as far as the ping and accidentally shot Reso would not enter a plea bargain was paid. vestigator for the gravity ex- Under the command of a new orbit The orbit Is where we ex- during the abduction. Reso died agreement with Seale. computer program radioed to pected it to be." periment. Federal prosecutors also said On June 27, Mrs. Seale directed Variations In gravity in four days later. Magellan during the weekend, Space shuttle Atlantis de- Seale faces a maximum sen- they made no deal with Seale in investigators to a secluded area different areas of Venus provide the spacecraft in essence hit the ployed Magellan on its $744 mil- tence of life in prison with no return for his guilty plea to char- of the Pine Barrens in Burlington brakes by igniting four thrusters lion mission in 1989. It reached clues to the planet's internal chance of parole for 45 years, ges of attempted extortion, cons- County, where Reso's body was repeatedly between 12:54 p.m. Venus in 1990. structure, so the gravity experi- fines up to $2 million and $20,000 piracy, use of the mail and tele- found in a shallow grave. and 1:48 p.m. PDT. By Sunday, Magellan had used ment is like "peeling away the in restitution on the state char- phones and interstate travel to Mrs. Seale pleaded guilty to outer layer of rock and seeing radar to peer through Venus' ges. He also faces a maximum further the extortion and a federal extortion charges and Cheers erupted in the control thick clouds and make pictures what's underneath," said Tommy penalty of 95 years when he is weapons charge. had been expected to testify room at NASA's Jet Propulsion of 99 percent of the volcanic Thompson, Magellan science sentenced on federal charges. The state dropped four charges against her husband at his fed- Laboratory when the spacecraft landscape, said Doug Griffith, manager. Answering a series of ques- - conspiracy, extortion, aggra- eral trial. Her testimony in state turned Its antenna toward Earth Magellan project manager. Magellan speeds up and loses tions from Superior Court Judge vated assault and illegal posses- court could have been prevented about 12 minutes later, confirm- altitude when it passes over Reginald Stanton, Seale ac- sion of a gun - because they by Seale because of state evi- ing the maneuver was completed, "We're extremely pleased," he areas where dense rock creates knowledged that he and his wife, duplicated the federal charges. dence laws, but the state legisla- said mission director Mike Ste- said. stronger gravity. The spacecraft Irene, grabbed Reso from the Stanton said he planned to ture was at work revising the slows down and gains altitude wart. driveway of his Morris Township schedule sentencing on the same laws. Magellan had been in an ellip- The radar that mapped Venus above areas where lighter rock home. Asked if he shot Reso, date that Seale is sentenced on Mrs. Seale could be sentenced tical orbit ranging from 162 was put on standby Sunday night causes reduced gravity. By Seale said his gun "accidentally the federal charges before U.S. to up to 25 years in prison on the miles to 5,282 miles above Venus' and may not be used again unless measuring changes In Magellan's discharged." District Judge Garrett E. Brown. federal charges. surface. The braking maneuver NASA gets funding to extend the radio signal frequency, engi- was designed to lower the low mission beyond next May and neers can calculate the changes end of Magellan's orbit to 113 make more detailed pictures, in speed and thus in Venuslan miles without changing the high Griffith said. gravity. end. Sjogren expects Magellan will The eight-month gravity study make detailed gravity measure- "Everything looks good," Ste- is a major new phase of Magel- ments covering 30 percent to 50 wart said. "The spacecraft is lan's mission, one for which percent of Venus during the next back talking to us. The naviga- "we've been waiting patiently for eight months. See the future. TAKE THE KEYS. CALL A CAB. 1AKE A S1AND. Use a condom. FRIENDS DON'T IE1 FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK page eight The BG News Wednesday, September 16, 1992 Russia may face huge job losses Yugoslavia tops by Bryan Brumly The Associated Press Nechayev, quoted in the tion of government-owned busi- eign loans. government's Rossiskiye Vesti nesses and Western levels of job- The currency held its own United Nations' (Russian News), said about 5 mil- lessness. against the dollar in heavy trad- MOSCOW - Russian unem- lion of the 7 million would be Those fears are so great that ing Tuesday on the Moscow For- ployment could jump nearly officially "jobless," of which Russian lawmakers have balked eign Currency Exchange. The 20-fold to more than 5 million about 4.7 million will receive at allowing private ownership of Russian currency weakened crowded agenda people next year as cuts in subsi- unemployment relief. land, a keystone of market re- slightly to 204 rubles to the dollar dies drive more businesses into form. versus 203 rubles per dollar last by Andrew Katell bankruptcy, a senior official said The number of people now reg- Thursday, the ITAR-Tass news The Associated Press "Today, we should not forget in remarks published Tuesday. istered as jobless is 248,000, the Protests could spread if Yelt- agency reported. that hi a fundamental sense, Fanners picketed in cities daily Moskovsky Komsomolets sin's government goes ahead across Russia on Tuesday, reported. with plans to stop bankrolling The ruble's stabilization re- UNITED NATIONS - The 47th we are all on the same side. protesting that reforms have Authorities have said the real inefficient factories and busi- flected a leveling of the inflation General Assembly opened Tues- Our differences are over driven up the prices they must jobless figure may be twice the nesses. rate, according to unidentified day facing new world disorder: a pay at a faster rate than prices official one. experts quoted by ITAR-Tass. power vacuum left by the end of how, not whether, a they receive for their produce. Farmer demonstrations were The monthly inflation rate the Cold War, and famine, ethnic problem must be solved." Inflation has skyrocketed since Officials from the Internation- held in Moscow and six other cit- dropped to about 7.1 percent in tension and environmental President Boris Yeltsin accel- al Monetary Fund and World ies Tuesday, the ITAR-Tass news July, government officials said. threats. erated reform by freeing prices Bank have made loans to Russia agency said. They demanded With a full menu of 145 issues Boutros Boutros-Ghali, help paying higher fuel prices. on the assembly's plate, Yugos- last January. So far his govern- conditional on efforts to reduce Russian consumers received U.N. Secretary-General ment has balked at cutting subsi- the budget deficit, forcing Mos- Several hundred demonstra- moderately good news on the lavia was to be the bitter appe- dies to unprofitable state-owned cow to curb subsidies to the tors gathered on Moscow's Old food front, as a top official said tizer. The United States, businesses for fear of sinking state-owned businesses and fac- Square, outside a government of- the grain harvest would be European and Islamic nations are them and throwing millions out tories that still dominate the fice building. Their demands in- 103-104 million tons, up from last pressing to suspend or expell would hamper communications of work. economy. cluded more investment in agri- year's 97 million tons. what remains of Yugoslavia from leading to peace in the Balkans. Yeltsin vowed last week to Yeltsin and other Russian offi- culture, higher farm prices, The estimate, by First Deputy the United Nations. China reportedly shared Russia's fight hyperinflation by slashing cials have told Western au- lower taxes and greater redistri- Agriculture Minister Mohammed In its first act, the assembly view. subsidies. A wide-scale privatiza- thorities that subsidies cannot be bution of land. Tahir Abdulbasirov, was lower endorsed by acclamation Stoyan The matter was to be decided tion program he promised to cut abruptly for fear of forcing than the prediction made last Ganev, the foreign minister of by the 15-member Security launch Oct. 1 is expected to cause too many people out of work and Farmers "have finally lost pa- Friday by Yeltsin of 121 million Bulgaria, as its new president. Council later this week, then be bankruptcies and social hard- causing a social explosion. tience," protester V.P. I'aniykin tons. Ganev is a symbol of the end of taken up by the 179-member ship. told Commonwealth Television. As much as 30 percent of the the Cold War. A 37-year-old law- General Assembly. Russia and Economics Minister Andrei Pressure from powerful fac- "The government has promised grain harvest is being lost to yer, he was named last Novem- China have veto power in the Se- Nechayev said the number of tory managers has forced Yeltsin us a lot, and it still keeps making inefficient transportation, pro- ber to the first Bulgarian curity Council, and could block a people needing work next year to continue to subsidize them and promises, but the result is zilch." cessing and storage, Abdulba- government since 1944 without move toward suspending Yugos- could rise to about 7 million peo- to postpone plans to privatize the Controlling the deficit could sirov said in an interview pub- Communists or Socialists. lavia. ple, or 8 percent of the work defense industry. stabilize the ruble and help quali- lished by the newspaper Soviets- Next Tuesday, Foreign Minis- Secretary-General Boutros force. Many Russians fear privatiza- fy Russia for sorely needed for- kaya Rossiya. ter Celso Lafer of Brazil begins a Boutros-Ghali, making his first parade of about 40 world leaders appearance at a General Assem- speaking before the assembly. bly opening as head of the world Brazil's president traditionally body, took note of the new era of makes the first speech, but Fer- opportunity in a speech to re- ANC, government minister talk nando Col lor canceled last week porters earlier Tuesday. because he is preparing to de- "In the years of the Cold War, fend himself on corruption char- there were powerful pressures to Potential summit of de Klerk, Mandela hoped to curb violence ges and faces impeachment. be on one side or another," said byTinaSusman pected to continue for several largest black opposition group, to for a summit with Mandela to re- During the session, which lasts Boutros-Ghali, an Egyptian. "To- The Associated Press days. break off talks with the govern- vive the stalled constitutional until mid-December, the General day, we should not forget that in Black and white leaders are ment in June. talks. De Klerk made the appeal Assembly is expected to consider a fundamental sense, we are all struggling amid mounting politi- In the latest violence, eight after 25 ANC supporters were the establishment of a revolving on the same side. Our differences fund for peacekeeping, famine in JOHANNESBURG, South cal violence to rescue stalled ne- members of the Inkatha Freedom killed by troops in the nominally are over how, not whether, a Africa - The government and gotiations on ending white minor- Party were killed Monday when independent Ciskei black home- Somalia and other African coun- problem must be solved." black opposition leaders on Mon- ity rule. South Africa is caught in their commuter bus was ambu- land. tries and payments to a fund to The General Assembly is tack- day worked to break down bar- its worst political crisis since de shed in the eastern province of protect the environment. ling the issues with a record riers to a summit between Presi- The United States wants Yu- Klerk began scrapping apartheid Natal. Ciskei's ruler, Brig. Oupa number of members. Thanks dent F.W, de Klerk and Nelson in 1990. goslavia expelled outright from largely to the breakup of the So- Gqozo, said his troops fired in the United Nations, but might Mandela on the nation's political Officials of the mainly Zulu In- self-defense after ANC marchers viet Union, the number has risen crisis. On Monday, a delegation from katha claimed men dressed in se- settle for suspension as a com- from 51 at the U.N. founding in killed a Ciskei soldier. Witnesses promise, diplomats said. Muslim the Organization of African Uni- curity force uniforms raked the said Gqozo's troops fired without 1945 to 179 today. countries also favored expulsion. The secretary of the African ty arrived to offer its assistance bus with gunfire from AK-47s. provocation or warning. The newest members include National Congress, Cyril Rama- in bringing the parties together. The attack was the third in re- Col. Horst Schubesberger, the former Yugoslav republics of Russia opposed suspending phosa, and the government's The United Nations started cent weeks in the area against chief of staff of operations for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia constitutional development min- sending observers to South members of Inkatha, the main the Ciskei defense forces, said Yugoslavia, saying isolation and Croatia. ister, Roelf Meyer, met at a hotel Africa on Sunday as a way to help black opponent of the more lib- Monday that he gave the order to in Pretoria. Neither side would end the violence that prompted eral ANC. shoot. He said he was told to do Crime give details. The talks were ex- Mandela's ANC, the nation's De Klerk appealed last week so by his superiors. Continued from page four.

ago. In addition to providing "I'm not sure how [crime] pre- Defiant shop owners stay open crime statistics, the leaflet in- ventative the law is, other than cludes crime prevention tips and making students aware of what is lists security services available happening," Bakies said. by George Jahn on campus. "[However,] it puts pressure on The Associated Press has shut down most of the ther away inside the clean and windows in front cracked by thousands of stores in the Bos- ordered walls of Kralja Tomis- shrapnel and grimy checked Barbara Waddell, public in- the campus security depart- formation officer of the Depart- ments to improve security." nian capital. lava 46, where Catovic holds tablecloths draped on the empty SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Only meager supplies of com- sway. He had nothing to sell ex- shelves. ment of Public Safety, said Uni- Bakies added that he believes versity police have been supply- Herzegovina - His stock is piti- mercial goods get through the cept two tubes of toothpaste, 20 the Department of Public Safety ing information to students and ful, his customers nonexistent. siege lines. International relief bars of soap and 10 jars of hazel- Karic, 34, sells only soap - 28 has done "an excellent job in prospective students over the But Asmir Catovic remains open supplies are given away. nut spread. bars stacked neatly behind a promoting crime prevention." for business, a defiant example He gets three or four cus- past few years. smudged glass-fronted counter. City police are not affected by of the handful of merchants run- Like other shopping streets, tomers a day, more when there's "[These statistics] have always Except for herself, a friend and the law. However, the Bowling ning on empty in war-ravaged once-teeming Kralja Tomislava electricity and water and people been available upon request ... two visitors, the establishment Green Police Division distributes Sarajevo. presents a desolate landscape of can bathe. But the few who enter was empty. and a topic of in-depth discussion at pre-registration," Waddell its annual report to the media for "As long as I'm alive, this store boarded-up storefronts, burned- linger - not to buy, but for re- said. publication every January. will stay open," Catovic vowed out cars and sidewalks carpeted spite from the horrors outside. "Five people came today, they Greg Bakies, the managing at- Waddell said she believes the Tuesday as small-arms fire by glass shards. "You have to work and act like were asking for meat, what a torney of the Student Legal Ser- law is a positive step in promot- crackled less than 100 yards it's peacetime," explained Cato- laugh!" she exclaimed. away. "And when I don't have On Tuesday, residents cowered vices Office, said he believes the ing crime awareness. vic, 23, as an old man and two "But even if I sell only a bar of more students know, the more "It's encouraging people to be anything to sell anymore, I'll in doorways or scurried from one women nodded. "I sit here and soap a day, I'm helping some- they can take necessary precau- cautious and aware that we're all open anyway and sweep the en- protective wall to the other, think about better tomorrows. If body," she added. "When I go to tions. vulnerable [to crime]," she said. trance all day!" traumatized by the snipers and God is with us, those better times sleep and I hear them shelling The five-month siege of Sar- shelling that have killed more are not that far away." the old town every night, I'm ajjevo by rebel Serbs opposed to than 8,000 throughout the repub- Around the corner on Marsala afraid, but when I'm standing Bosnia-Herzegovina's secession lic since the war began. Titova street, Hajrija Karic runs here behind the counter I feel from Serb-dominated Yugoslavia But the fighting seemed fur- a desolate grocery store, with the normal." Monday Night Darts The Undergraduate Alumni Association Last Chance for 4 person teams to presents join the 1992-93 BGDA Season.

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•DO SO-M-! .'PMI-\(J :\ / c V 7 O'K.SOM:' MO'JW •'(''" I* Sports Wednesday, September 16, 1992 The BG News page nine Lou Holtz makes BG star aims for Olympics dumb mistake Todd Black competes against nation's best in Olympic Trials in final seconds by Mark DeChant and Glen Lub- Green, his goal was to be the ber! best middle-distance runner on by Thomas P. Wyman The BC News the squad. Once he achieved AP sports writer Notre Dame 14, and with 1:05 this, he looked to climb to the remaining the Irish had a chance top of the Mid-American Con- to win. Sid Sink, the head coach of ference. Well, he's done this SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Precious Holtz immediately identified a the men's track and field pro- and much more. This summer seconds slipped away while Lou problem. Both punt snappers gram, has been at the reins for Todd qualified for the Olympic Holtz talked tactics with Rick were injured and a substitute had Bowling Green for 12 years. Trials, and came within sec- Mirer, forgetting a rule change literally rolled the ball across the Many mediocre runners have onds of participating at the that starts the clock after a pen- grass to the punter. The coach come and gone, and a few run- Games in Barcelona. Now, alty. saw a nightmare vision of three ners have been labeled "great" after shattering personal goals "I don't think I've made that failed passes and a punt from by their coaches and peers. and personal records alike, dumb a mistake on the sidelines near his own goal line. But only one, in all of those Todd has only one major title in years," the Notre Dame coach "There was no way we were go- 12 years, has to attain - the best runner in said Tuesday. ing to punt the football," Holtz been labeled the United States. Fifteen wasted seconds ran off said. "the best" by Todd perfomed admirably at before Mirer dashed back to So Jerome Bettis ran seven the man who the Trials. He came in with the throw a sidelines pass out of yards, and with 35 seconds left has experi- 18th best time, but dead last in bounds to Lake Dawson. The Reggie Brooks ran for short enced so big-meet experience. For this clock left the Irish with just sev- yardage. A procedure penalty much suc- reason only, Todd and his en seconds. brought the ball back. Holtz's cess as an coach didn't have very lofty The game Saturday ended in a mind slipped the tracks. athlete him- goals for the week at New Or- 17-17 tie, the most notorious for "I expected the clock to be self. leans. the Irish since 1966 when No. 1 stopped for a first down, then you Sink, an sink "The main thing that I want- Notre Dame and No. 2 Michigan go from there," he said. NCAA ed for Todd was that he get State tied 10-10. "The penalty is where I drew a Champion, 10-time Ail- through the first round," Sink The tie brought an immediate blank," Holtz said, expecting the American and national record said. "He knew that would be shower of boos from fans who no- clock to stop, then start with the holder, first heard of Todd very important for his confi- ticed the ticking clock and were snap. Black when Black was a junior dence in future big races." disappointed by a conservative "If we don't get the penalty, at Kenton High School. Todd Todd, though very nervous, drive. The criticism shows little and Lake's inbounds, and we was an up-and-coming middle easily qualified for the second sign of abating this week. throw it and catch it, then we're distance runner who achieved round, running a time of "I know they changed the rule first-and-10 with 25 seconds to go times of 1:55 in the 800 meter 1:48.10. two years ago," Holtz admits. "I on their 40 with one timeout," he run and 4:32 in the mile. With "In the first race, I felt kind know that today. I knew that Sat- said. these accomplishments under of numb, nervous. But the sec- urday before the game. But I Holtz says his Irish teams have his belt, Todd was prepared, it ond race, I was just pumped cannot tell you why I did not been behind "10 times or more" seemed, to enjoy a terrific up. I was ready to race. I mean, know the clock was running." in the final minute. senior year. And, he hoped, a I was still nervous and all." Michigan had pushed deep into "We've had the bail deep in our college scholarship to a Divi- Whether nervous, relaxed, Notre Dame territory with little territory, and I cannot recall a sion I university. Sink also had pumped up, or whatever, Todd more than a minute left. Holtz time when we did not have a big plans for him. Plans, that is, did what he had to do in the expected to lose by a touchdown chance to win that game with a to bring the talented athlete to preliminaries, gaining fourth or at least a field goal. field goal or a legitimate chance the Mid-American Conference place and a trip to the semifin- Then Elvis Grbac threw the to catch a pass in the end zone," as a Falcon. als. In what was to be his last ball into Jeff Burris' hands at the he said. Todd's senior year was a dis- round, the semis, Todd ran his aster. A strained hamstring fastest time of the three-day kept him off the roads for long meet, a 1:47.45. Once again, it stretches, and out of most of was the fourth-best time of the NCAA to conduct his final high school track field. However, only three season. Many big-school qualify for the Finals. coaches stopped calling, and "I thought the nervousness almost all of his scholarship would go away after the first The BG Newi/Tlm Norman probe on seven offers were reduced or even race and the second race, but it Todd Black Is training for his final season as a collegiate runner taken off the table. It seemed came back in the third race. I'- after a successful summer. as though Todd was destined to ve never been so nervous in my be one of those guys who would life. My whole face was ti- met all of the qualifications of "That's definitely the long- Big Ten schools have gone far, had he gotten ngling, I couldn't feel my arms. the team. Within weeks of the term goal right now," said the chance. I closed my eyes and I could've Trials, he was whisked away to Black. "The '92s seemed like a The Associated Press "Todd Black is the best almost past out right there," he Europe to compete on an inter- warmup ... it got me the expe- Michigan, Minnesota, Purdue national-caliber athlete that I said. national level. rience I need to run in At- and Wisconsin, the Chicago Tri- have ever coached," Sid Sink The Trials were over, and "The races over in Europe lanta." CHICAGO - The NCAA will bune reported Tuesday. recently said. A comment from Todd had not made the Olym- were very helpful for Todd," conduct its own probe of seven Michigan State, Northwestern such a prestigious athlete and pic team. The dream, however, Sink said. "He didn't run his His coach agrees. Big Ten schools that gave extra and Ohio State were not involved. coach proves that not only can was far from over. After the best times, but he learned some "He's got a long way to go financial aid in non-revenue adversity drive an athlete to meet, there was talk that Todd things ... he learned that he's a yet," Sink said. "There have sports, delaying acceptance of In June, the Big Ten revealed bounce back, it can make him would be asked to compete for national-caliber athlete who been a lot of middle-distance the conference's report on the that for about 20 years the seven want it even more. the Olympic Development can compete internationally." runners that have come and matter, the league said Tuesday. schools had been miscalculating For all track and field ath- Squad, a group of younger Competing internationally, gone through this program that "Our position is that we will tuition for out-of-state student- letes, their dream is to compete American runners who are, in of course, includes the World have not been willing to do cooperate fully with the NCAA," athletes in such sports as wres- at the Olympics. Todd Black is all reality, the future of U.S. Championships, the Pan- what he has done to succeed. said Big Ten Commissioner Jim tling and swimming. The confer- no different. track and field. 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Quantum 90 Cards accepted after 6:00 p.m. for on-campus students. SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE FALCON TEAM! Quantum 90 Cards accepted after 11:30 a.m. for 95* plan holders. page ten The BG News Wednesday, September 16, 1992 BG soccer team ran ked Redskin Darrell Green 18th on nationa po Is by Randy Setter injured over weekend sports writer ognition from the Kwik Goal ing the opposition 8-2 in their in a 31-10 loss to Philadelphia. first four games. The stringent Classic. The Associated Press ter. Monday, and found out "The national soccer polls are Trudeau left the Colts' game surgery was required. defense has affected team suc- against Houston with back out, and Bowling Green earned a cess, allowing an average of only spot as the I8U1-ranked team Quarterbacks and defensive spasms, setting up the possi- "DarrelPs (injury) is proba- S.S shots on goal per game. Forward Rob Marietta finished bly going to mess us up," Red- after the weekend sweep-up of the tournament with five points, players took the brunt of the bility of re-signing Mark Herrmann if starting quarter- skins coach Joe Gibbs said. Lafayette and Western Ken- With the national ranking sharing the tournament scoring blows that will swell the NFL tacky. The victories boosted the comes responsibility, according Injury Report this week. back Jeff George is not ready leader title with Lafayette's Timo Asked the chances of team to second in the Gatorade to Palmisano. The team has to Pape. Martella did not have to In the second weekend of to go on Sunday. Herrmann led I$AA Great Lakes Region behind watch out for everyone they play regular-season games, two de- the Colts to victory in Week 1 Green's return this year, Gibbs share the offensive most valua- said, "I think it's very slight." another nationally ranked team as their opponents give it a try at ble player award with anyone. fenders were knocked out for Nagle went out with an in- and an opponent later on the knocking off a nationally-ranked the season, and All-Pro corner- jury to his right index finger as The Atlanta Falcons have The award was his second three starters doubtful for next schedule, Indiana University team. back Darrell Green of Wash- the Jets fell to Pittsburgh straight MVP award after win- week. Wide receiver Michael •"[The rank- ~ ning the award in 1991. ington will miss at least 12 27-10. He's listed as doubtful ing] is credit "We have to be prepared when weeks after undergoing sur- for Sunday's home opener Haynes (right shoulder separa- well deserved they [other teams] come to play. Chris Williams was named de- gery for a broken arm. against the 49ers. tion), center Jamie Dukes so far this We're in a good rhythm right fensive MVP for his part in hold- No quarterbacks have been New England's Hugh Millen (pulled rib cage muscle) and y£ar,"coach now." The team was off Monday ing the tournament competition lost for the rest of the year, but separated his left (non-throw- safety Scott Case (torn chest Gary Palmlsa- due to the tournament and had a to 18 total shots and two shutouts as usual the position took its ing) shoulder, but remained in muscle) were all injured in the no said. "The light practice Tuesday working in the scoring. share of big hits. Timm Rosen- the game during the Patriots' loss to the Redskins. ranking re- on dead ball situations to keep bach of Phoenix, Browning 14-0 loss to the Los Angeles The Steelers weren't injury- flects the other focus, but not to overwork the Martella, midfielders Brian Nagle of the New York Jets Rams. In San Francisco, wide free, either. Three starting schools' re- team. Ferguson and Tom Kinney, and and Jack Trudeau of Indiana- receiver Jerry Rice missed offensive linemen - Tunch II- spect of our backfielders Pepe Aragon and polis all were sidelined in their most of the 49ers' 34-31 loss to kin, John Jackson and Ariel So- program." The Palmlsano In addition to the national rank- Williams earned All-Tournament games. Buffalo after sustaining a con- lomon ~ went out with injuries team is currently 3-0-1, outscor- ing, several players gained rec- Team honors. The two players knocked out cussion. in the first half. Things were so for the season were Jets defen- Green, a five-time All-Pro, bad that the Steelers were sive end Jeff Lageman and broke the radius in his right forced to use rookie long snap- Bengals linebacker Ray Bent- forearm with 4:15 left in the per Kendall Gammon at tackle ley, both with knee injuries. game when he tackled wide for one series. Marino leads Dolphins Rosenbach, who missed last receiver Mike Pritchard. Team "I looked around in the hud- season with a knee injury, is set the arm without surgery on dle and I saw some faces I'm out four more weeks with a doctors tried unsuccessfully to not used to seeing," Pittsburgh separated shoulder. The Car- but was cut the next day when quarterback Nell O'Donnell over Cleveland, 27-23 dinals quarterback was injured Trudeau was added to the ros- said. by Chuck Melvln \.P sports writer Those who went to bed early, however, missed I» CLEVELAND - As he watched the Cleveland one of the more exciting fourth quarters you'll see. Kosar breaks right ankle Browns driving for the go-ahead points late in the Kosar, limping on an ankle he had sprained in the fourth quarter, Miami running back Mark Higgs first half, woke up Cleveland's listless offense with only hoped they would score quickly enough to a 60-yard pass to Michael Jackson to the Miami 20, give Dan Marino one last chance. and Jackson scored seven plays later on a 6-yard during loss to Dolphins T »i was thinking if we could get a minute, Dan catch. could go to work. That's when he's at his best," Two plays after that, Higgs fumbled, stripped by Browns owner Art Modell Higgs said after Marino's 68-second, 84-yard Mike Johnson, and Brandon ran 32 yards untou- by Chuck Melvln last year by throwing 308 con- touchdown drive gave the Dolphins an exhilarating AP sports writer called Kosar's play "the most secutive passes without an inter- ched for the touchdown. extraordinary display of courage 27-23 win in their hurricane-delayed opener Mon- ception. One possession later, Kosar completed six pass- I've ever seen in football," com- But he got off to a rocky start day night. es on a 77-yard drive that gave Cleveland a 23-20 CLEVELAND - The Cleveland paring it to former Kams defen- this year, getting sacked 11 times Higgs, who scored the winning points on a 1-yard lead, capping it with a 3-yard dumpoff to Mark Ba- sive end Jack Youngblood's play- - one short of the NFL record - dive with seven seconds left, had more than the varo with 1:18 to play. Browns' Bernie Kosar dis- covered Tuesday that he played ing with a broken leg in a 1979 c in the Indianapolis game, and usual interest in the outcome. His fumble midway "I'm not really sure what kicked in," Kosar said. playoff game against Dallas. was sacked twice in a row In the through the fourth quarter had been returned by "When I went into the huddle, I could see it in the the last three quarters of Monday night's game against Miami on a "When you think about the way opening half Monday, the first a David Brandon for a touchdown that got Cleveland guys' eyes ~ some fight, some confidence. Hope- he moved, the way he exposed 9-yard takedown by linebacker within three points, 20-17, and brought the crowd fully some of that confidence that started in the broken right ankle. Kosar, who limped noticeably himself to further injury and the Bryan Cox and then a 10-yard of 74,765 back into the game. fourth quarter will carry on." way he played in the fourth quar- drop by linebacker John Offer- Higgs felt like crawling into a corner. Marino After Bavaro scored. Matt Stover banged the during much of the game, sus- tained a hairline fracture of the ter last night, you can have noth- dahl. wouldn't let him. extra point off the left upright, meaning Miami ing but respect for this special "My teammates made me able to bounce back," could tie it with a field goal. ankle and will miss at least six weeks, the Browns said. He was young man," Modell said. Kosar completed 19 of 28 pass- Higgs said. "Dan made me hang in there. He said, es for 230 yards, including 11 of 'Mark, you're going to get the ball back, and you "We shouldn't have got to that point," said Mar- X-rayed Tuesday morning at the The Browns' backup quarter- 15 for 172 yards in the second have to be ready."' ino, who nonetheless seems to thrive when he's be- Cleveland Clinic. hind late in a game. Working from his own 16 with "He is one hell of a competitor, back is Todd Philcox, who com- half. one timeout, he hit four straight passes, the last and obviously this is a big blow to pleted 20 of 49 passes for 317 "I thought Beraie's perform- The Dolphins relied on Higgs for their running yards with two touchdowns and game most of the night, favoring him over new- two to Fred Banks, putting the ball at the Cleve- this team," coach Bill Belichick ance in the second half last night land 1-yard line with 10 seconds left. A rough- said. two interceptions during the was outstanding before I knew comer Bobby Humphrey, who was acquired in an preseason. He didn't played in about his injury," Belichick said. offseason trade with Denver. Higgs rushed 25 ing-the-passer penalty helped, tacked onto Banks' Kosar was hit hard several either of the first two regular- "When you put the way he played times for 90 yards and two touchdowns; Humphrey first catch. times in the first half of the 27-23 season games, and appeared only and the way he took charge in the carried twice for 11 yards. Higgs had little trouble punching it over from loss but wasn't sure exactly when the 1, saving coach Don Shula the agony of decid- the injury occurred. He said he briefly in four games for the context of the injury, it shows The offense, however, revolved as usual around ing whether to go for the win or send the game to thought it was a sprained ankle. Browns last year. you what a special performance Marino, who completed 25 of 35 passes for 322 overtime with a field goal. it was." yards and one touchdown, a 25-yarder to Mark It's the 19th time Marino has brought the Dol- "It happened either the first or A product of Syracuse, he Duper that opened the scoring in the first quarter. phins back from a fourth-quarter deficit. second quarter," Kosar said. "I played briefly in one game for Kosar joined several other the Cincinnati Bengals in 1990. NFL starting quarterbacks on the Another long pass, 45 yards to Robert Clark, set "That's about as thrilling as you can make it," tried not to think about it. I tried Shula said. "The drive at the end was as great as to move around a lot on the side- sidelines. up Higgs' 7-yard scoring run later In the period, The Browns immediately be- you could get. It was vintage Marino." lines to keep it loose, and just and a 47-yarder to Tony Martin led to the first of gan negotiating for another quar- two field goals by Pete Stoyanovich as Miami sur- tried not to think about it." San Diego lost John Friesz dur- The Dolphins' scheduled opener against New terback and said they expected to ged to a 20-3 lead early in the fourth quarter. The acquire one by Wednesday, but ing preseason, then Indianapolis Browns, still smarting from a 14-3 loss to Indiana- England was postponed last week while south Flor- Kosar rallied the Browns from saw Jeff George get hurt. Phoen- ida worked to recover from Hurricane Andrew. gave no other details. polls last week in which Bernie Kosar was sacked a 20-3 deficit early in the fourth ix's Timm Rosenbach went down The game will be played Oct. 18, initially the Dol- Kosar, 28, became the Browns' 11 times, seemed headed for another embarrass- quarter to a 23-20 lead with 1:18 starter midway through his roo- last Sunday, as did the New York phins' bye week. ment, this one on prime-time television. left, throwing touchdown passes kie season, 1985, after leading Jets' Browning Nagle. of 6 yards to Michael Jackson the University of Miami to a and 3 yards to Mark Bavaro, national championship in 1983. sandwiched around David Bran- Also severely injured on the Givt He surpassed 20,000 career second weekend of the schedule don's touchdown on a fumble re- yards passing two weeks ago in and likely out for the rest of the another chance turn. the Browns' season-opening loss season were Redskins corner- to the Indianapolis Colts. back Darrell Green, Jets defen- The Dolphins came back to win He has taken the Browns to Give blood. on Mark Higgs' 1-yard TD run sive end Jeff Lageman, Bengals four division titles in his seven linebacker Ray Bentley and with seven seconds left. seasons, and set an NFL record Saints receiver Floyd Turner. + =n s Alpha Chi Omega Harshman Dining Hall Would Like to Present It's Pledge Class Officers presents President- Allison Woolley Vice Presldent- Jennifer Gagel Secretary- Karen Bennett Natiue Rmerican Day Treasurer- Allison Maguire Warden- Mary Kutscher Scholarshlp- Tricia Savarese Wednesday, September 16 Chaplin- Wendi Shellard Sneak/Song- Emily North 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Fundralser- Lori Vaccani NMPC- Jen Mathe featuring Soclal- Jen Southwick Scrapbook- Nikki Blasius Comm. 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AL Leaders (Through Tuead •yj Smith anticipating free agency BATTING PITCHING G AB R H PCT VICTORIES by R.B. Fallstrom E.Martinez. Sea 135 528 100181 .343 McDowell. Chi 20-7 AP sports writer the market," Smith said. "But I situation in the past, defending sign him now they would have to Packet, Minn 142 570 92 189 .332 Morris.Tor 19-5 think sometimes, as in this case, the Cardinals' decision to pick up include him, as a player with 10 Mack. Minn 139 538 91 175 .325 Brown.Tex 10-8 you're forced to do it. Smith's option at $2 million for years major-league experience Gritley Jr. , Sea 125 498 76 161 .323 Clemens. Bos 18-9 ST. LOUIS -- As the days "Having gone as far as we've this season instead of giving and five with the same team, on Molitor, Mil 139 535 79 172 .321 Mussina. Bait 15-5 dwindle down to a precious few gone now, why not? Why not find Smith a two-or three-year deal their 15-player protected list. R. Alomar. Tor 136 510 94 162 .318 Fleming. Sea 15-8 in the 1992 season, All-Star out what other people think of because of Smith's age. If he declares free agency this F fhomas, Chi 141 502 93 158 .315 ERA shortstop Ozzle Smith is looking you?" fall, the Cardinals would be free HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN Clemens. Bos 2.31, forward to free agency and per- Smith already knows what the In spring training he said the to protect someone else. Smith's JuGanzalez, Tax..40 Fielder. Det 113 Guzman. Tor 2.43 haps severing his ties with the St. St. Louis fans think of him. Last front office would assess Smith's agent, Debbie Ehlman of St. Carter. Tor 32 Carter. Tor 106 Appier, Kan 2.46 Louis Cardinals after 11 seasons. month a "Save Ozzie" rally was contract situation in August or Louis, said both parties have Fielder, Oet 31 Puckett, Minn...100 Mussina. Bait 2.71 The Cardinals are expected to held near Busch Stadium and September after it got a chance agreed to wait to announce any DOUBLES HITS Abbot. Cal 2.71 make Smith a contract offer for hundreds of fans attended. A to watch him play for several deal until after the draft. E. Martinz, Sea....46 Puckett. Minn....189 SAVES 1993 In the near future. But newspaper poll also indicated months. And just last Friday he In the meantime, Smith is Grille/. Sea 37 E Martinez. Sea.181 Eckersley, Oak 45 Smith's tired of waiting and overwhelming support for sign- said this about Smith: "I'll be taking care of business. He may Mattingly, NY 37 Baerga. Clev 175 Aguilera, Minn 37 would just as soon test the mar- ing Smith. talking with Ozzie or his repre- be 37, but he's finishing the Jetleries. KC 33 Mack, Minn 175 COMP. GAMES ket to see what it will bear for a But with about three weeks to sentative here in the near fu- season on a hot streak, going 14 TRIPLES STOLEN BASES McDowell. Chi 11 37-year-old shortstop who can hit go in the season. Smith is still ture." for 29 in his last six games. He Devereaux. Bait...11 Lofton. Clev 54 STRIKEOUTS for average, steal bases, cover a waiting for the Cardinals to make Not anymore. leads Cardinals regulars with a Anderson. Ball 9 Anderson, Bait....51 Clamant, Bos 188 lot of ground in the field and their move. "You won't hear anything more .301 average, is second in steals RUNS Listach. Mil 50 Perez. NY 184 generally defy Father Time. "I haven't heard anything," from me about Ozzie until it's re- with 38 in 45 attempts, and has Phillips, Det 102 Polonia, Cal 49 R. Johnson, Sea 188 Smith wants a multiyear deal Smith said. "I'm just sitting at solved," Maxvill said Monday. made only seven errors. E. Martinz, Sea..100 RHenderson. Oak.45 GAMES and the Cardinals, as they were home, waiting by the phone." "No comment." That's on top of several career Knoblauch, Min 93 Raines. Chi 43 Rogers, Tex 72 last winter, are said to be inter- If the Cardinals have anything Actually, it would probably be milestones reached earlier this ested only in taking it a season at in mind, they're not saying. wise for the Cardinals to wait un- year, including 2,000 hits, 7,000 a time. General manager Dal Maxvill til after the expansion draft in assists and a team record for "I never really wanted to test has been vocal about the Smith November to sign Smith. If they games played at shortstop. NL Leaders (Through Monday) Scoreboard BATTING PITCHING 'Canes switch AB R H ~PCT VICTORIES St. Louis 71 70 .504 11 Shellield, SD 133 508 80 169 333 Glavin. Atl 75rJT BASEBALL Chicago 70 72 .493 12.5 Van Slyke.Pitt 135 531 88 176 .331 Maddux. Chi .17-11 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 64 78 .451 18.5 Kruk, Phil 134 471 80 154 .327 Tewksbury. Stl_. ..16-5 Eaat Division Philadelphia 59 82 .418 23 Gwynn, SD 127 518 77 165 .319 Martinez, Mil ..16-11 offensive line Butler, LA 140 494 80 154 .312 Hill, Mtl .15-8 Taam W L Pct.GB Watt Division Toronto 84 61 .579 - Atlanta 87 55 .613 - by Steven Wine LWalker. Mon 127471 78 147 .312 Smoltz. Atl .15-10 Baltimore 79 64 .552 4 Cincinnati 79 64 .538 10.5 AP sports writer A&M, Miami's Division I-AA op- Grace. Chi 138 529 60 163 308 Morgan, Chi ..14-7 tHA Milwaukee 78 65 .545 5 San Diego 76 67 .531 11. ponent Saturday, Etheredge is HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN New York 69 75 .479 14.5 Houston 68 76 .472 20 small. The Rattlers' starting McGrill, SD 34 Daulton. Phil 100 Tewksbury. StL.. ..2.07 Cleveland 68 75 .476 15 San Francisco 64 80 .444 24 MIAMI - Carlos Etheredge's tackles both weigh about 300 Sheffield. SD 31 Sheffield, SD 95 Swift, SF ..2.15 Detroit 67 77 .465 16.5 Los Angeles 58 86 .403 30 250-pound frame provides one pounds. Bonds, Pitt 28 Pendleton.Atl 95 Maddux. Chi ..2.22 Boston 65 78 .455 18 measure of the Miami Hurri- When September started, Eth- DOUBLES HITS Morgan. Chi ..2.32 West Division MAC STANDINGS canes' problems in the offensive eredge was an average-sized VanSlyke, Pitt 41 Pendleton, Atl....176 Schil|i"_9' Phi .2.43 Oakland 87 57 .604 - 1. Akron 2-0(2-0) line. backup tight end. Miami's coach- Duncan, Phil 37 Van Slyke, Pin..176 SAVES .38 Minnesota 80 64 .556 7 2. Bowling Greeen 1-0 (1-1) The top-ranked Hurricanes are ing staff, concerned about injur- Grissom, Mon 36 Sheffield,SD 169 LeSmith, Stl TRIPLES STOLEN BASES My«rsj SD—...... 34 Chicago 76 67 .531 10.5 3. Ohio 1-0 (1-1) smaller than many teams, but ies and inexperience in the even by their standards, Ethere- offensive line, persuaded the Sanders. Atl 14 Grissom. Mtl 70 COMP. GAMES Texas 70 76 .479 18 4. C. Michigan 0-0 (1-1) California 64 79 .448 22.5 dge is light for a tackle. He fifth-year senior to switch posi- Finley. Hou 11 DeShields. Mtl 45 M"|h°"and, Phil.. ,11 5. Miami 0-0 (0-1-1) Kansas City 63 80 .441 23.5 weighs 40 pounds less than the tions following a season-opening RUNS Butler. LA 41 STRIKEOUTS Seattle 56 88 .389 31 6. Ball State 0-0 (0-2) other starting tackle, sophomore 24-7 victory at Iowa. Bonds, Pitt 96 Lankford, StL 40 Cone. NY- ..214 NATIONAL LEAGUE 7. Toledo 0-1 (1-1) Zev Lumelski, and 40 pounds less "From what we've seen in Grissom, Mtl 92 Roberts. Cin 39 Smoltz, Atl .197 Eaat Division 8. W. Michigan 0-1 (0-1-1) than Miami's All-American practice, he's going to make a big Hollins. Phil 90 Nixon, Atl 38 Fernandez. NY.. ..173 Pittsburgh 83 60 .580 9. Kent 0-1 (0-2) tackle last year, Leon Searcy. difference," coach Dennis Erick- Biggio.Hou 88 OSmith. StL 38 GMaddux. Chi... ..172 Montreal 79 64 .552 4 10. E. Michigan 0-1 (0-2) Even compared with Florida son said Tuesday. The Macintosh Student Aid Package

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September 16 at 9:00 p.m. Do you have class instead of dinner' Sleep with the inspiration to understand." individuals the right blend of skills PRESIDENT'S AND ADVISORS OF Northeast Commons through breakfast? Is your body paying the STUDE NT ORGANIZATIONS Enjoy pizza, pop and a promising career. price? Don't just sit there) Learn "A New and experience. Mark your calendars lor Thursday. September Weigh" to a healthier lifestyle. Sign up for an 8 WHAT IS CO-OP? Successful candidates will 17.1992 from 7:00 8 30 p.m. for the President ALPHAXI'KAPPA SIGMA week Weight Management Program. Call The Career-Related Experience! possess excellent communication and Advisors Reception This reception will Well at 372 8302 or 372-S303. Tnke races are coming! Find out how lo gel Involved et skills and initiative when dealing take place in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. 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PJ Olscamp

From the photo shoot to the president's mansion, PJO is hot hot hot

Update, September 16,1992 page two Sept. 16. 1992 Update

Hot Civil Servants - Cops

It'« fes! becoming a BG ritual: before heading out on a Saturday night. everyone piles around the set for a quick ffat of gritty urban drama. The song starts up...and everyone sings along. "Bad boys, bad bays/Whatcha gonna do?/Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" It's COPS.' High In the ratings, huge In the entertainment value. And It's hot. Because cops are hot. Whether they're being hated (Ice-T and Body Count's Cop Killer.' the whole Rodney King/L A.P.D. affair) or looked up to (the dozens, nay. hun- dreds of reality-based TV shows and dramas portraying the hard life of a law enforcement official), cops are In the forefront of everyone's mind. Even In BG. cops cannot be Ignored. It's a sort of funny love/hate rcaltion- shlp between students and cops. On one hand, they come down hard. maybe even too hard (can we say East Merry civil rights violations?) But could we do without 'em? Whether on mountain bikes In auto, campus police are equally vis!be!, though maybe closer to the students. And who hasn't dreamt of carrying a piece AND riding a mountain bike around the Unlveristy? Updalc/kiy Murdoch Hot Editors' Note Food, Falcons and fun: Let's face it, kiddies - BG is hot. It's hip. If s hap- players. Thanks also go to everyone who put up with pening. And it's all you, kid. the long hours and the tedious problems by going new eateries hot in BG But just saying somehting is hot doesn't mean did- that extra mile to get this puppy out in time. dly, really. What's so hot about it? Where's the heat Thank ya much, reader. Just for reading, by osmo- *i Bonita Langhals coming form? BG a trendsetter? What trends? sis, you become hot and hip too, so count your lucky - Wendy's on East Wooster. "Right now Wendy's is winning that Thank your lucky stars we're here. 'Cause that's stars and garters. battle." what Update is all about: what's so gosh-darned hot The Editors For the grumbling stomachs about this place we call home. and barren refrigerators of col- Wendy's, one of the big three In Inside these pages, you'll find what fellow stu- ABOUT THE COVER: lege students, a good hot meal has the burger wars, offers a varei- tyof hamburgers, chicken sand- dents like yourself consider to be the hottest things to By some fancy camera trickery, we took the mind always been manna from heaven. wiches, and salads with quick be found in Falconville. Restaurants, ROTC, con- and soul of a poet (Olscamp) and merged it with the So it comes as no real surprise service, but they also provide the struction, bike theft, local music..it's all in here. And body of a local calendar pin-up. The results are for that new restaurants in Falcon option of a sit down dining room. they're all so hot, they're sizzling. all to behold. Thanks also go to austere publication Town are nothing but a hot pros- Thanks go out to BGPRO for the work they did on Rolling Stone for being there so that we could rip it pect. The Wendy's southside restau- the stories inside. Public Relations, ya'll all are off. Ciao. Wendy's, Frickers, Trotters, rant is scheduled to open in Quarters and Hot-N-Now are all November. recent entries into the gastrono- Another fastfood restaurant ■■J.^.J.^.^.J.J.^.J.^.W'.J.^.^.J.^.J.J.J.J.J.J.^.^.J.J.J.J.J.V.^.^.V.J.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.-J.V.J.V.V.V.-J.V.V.V.-^.V.-J.V.V.V mic choice list of BGers with a hoping to succeed in Bowling couple of bucks to spare and a Green is Hot-N-Now, which will Hot Magazine - Update rumble in their bellies. open its doors September 30 at H Hot Staff - Wendy's, which currently has a the comer of East Wooster and Hot writing staff - Tracey Gidich location at 1504 E. Wooster, is Mercer across from Harshman Hot editor - Matthew A. Daneman Bonita Langhals building a second branch near Quadrangle. Bob Sadowski K-Mart on S. Main. Hot-N-Now hopes to snag the Hot assistant editor - Chris Miller "With all these new restaurants business and appetites of hungry Hot production staff - Laurel Pajer Lynn Scheloske opening up, winning the cus- patrons by emphasizing two im- Tricia Profit tomer's business will come down portant factors: speed and fresh- Kim Fenicle to operation and who takes care ness. The restaurant will offer a of their guests the best," said ■;-W-W-W^TOTOWW^^^ Scott Miller, general manager of Sec SATIN', page three. poge three

Atten-shun! Updatc/iay Murdock Forget the budget cuts and the controversy. Campus ROTC marches to a popularity beat

by Chase said his program has de- other women to consider the Uni- Christopher Miller cided to offer more two- and versity's ROTC program. three-year ROTC scholarships to "There's nothing to be intimi- students as opposed to the tra- dated about," Boni said. University Air Force and Army ditional four-year as a way to Although aviation remains l/pdalc/John Potter ROTC enrollment is up this year compensate for the reduced popular with University Air despite Department of Defense scholarship revenue. Force cadets, Chase said branch budget cuts and a controversial "We take the same amount of selection remains fairly diversi- ban on homosexuals. money and spread it across a fied in his program. "This is the first year we've greater number of students," "We basically run the gamut of GRAND OPENING f gone over 200 students in quite a Chase said. academic majors," Chase said. while," Army ROTC instructor Both Chase and Harris said Jeff Klrby, junior business | SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th? Nicholas Harris said. men still outnumber women in major, joined the University's Harris put freshman and soph- their programs, and Department Army ROTC program last year. Custom Made Jewelry, Gifts, omore "basic level" enrollment at of Defense policy dictates which Kirby said recent budget cuts & Metaphysical Needs 111, up considerably from last branch (job area) a woman may have made competition for cer- year's 87, while the number of select, but the lines of distiction tain branches a little tougher but "advanced level" juniors and are beginning to blur. hasn't affected the social aspects seniors has remained about the "If a woman's in a support role associated with the program. same. [truck driver, transport pilot], "We have people who are in Despite on-going federal cuts in that support role is going to take fraternities and sororities and a military spending, Harris said the her to the front lines," Harris lot of them compare ROTC to Army's need for young leader- said. that," Kirby said. ship is as great as ever. Infantry, Field Artillery and "We're a close family," Boni "The majority of cuts are at the Armor [tanks] are still the most added. senior level," Harris explained. popular branch choices for male According to Harris and Chase, "We still need junior officers." Army ROTC cadets, while mili- the on-going controversy about Lieutenant Colonel Joe Chase, tary police, ordinance and avia- the Department of Defense David & Coral University Air Force ROTC de- tion are among female cadets' lixil)] homosexual ban has not Callahan Psychic Readers tachment commander, also ac- favorites, Harris said. affected either program! knowledged an enrollment in- Maria Boni, senior pre-med "The homosexual ban is a De- Hrs. T.W 9-5 Available crease, though budget cuts have major and cadet battalion com- partment of Defense issue," Har- Thr. F.S 9-9 W-F or by appointment cost him an instructor and de- mander, said she plans to enter ris said."We just take our gui- creased available scholarship the Army's medical service corp dance and abide by what the DOD 4fc**********************4t funds. after graduation and encouraged states." EATIN' the other restaurants, however, "This is a good location because Along with off erring full So far the restaurant's succeed- Continued from page two. he is quick to point out that the there are no other full -service course, Quarters also sports a full ing in its goal to draw a mixed hamburger and chicken sand- restaurants on the north side of bar. crowd of college students and wiches that they will sell are not town," said Larry Williams, man- permanent residents. double drive-thru and two walk- precooked. ager. "We are catering to the adult Trotters is quick to point out up windows, said Hot-N-Now "We're located right across the Bowling Green crowd," Williams that all their meals are home- spokesman Jeff Reid. Quarters Cafe opened a branch, hall from the [Woodland] added. cooked and made with all fresh located in the Woodland Mall, of theatre," he said,"We offer a re Trotters, which opened this ingredients. They offer a wide Reid said Hot-N-Now's speedy its already-popular East Wooster laxing atomospherc after the . . past July, is a new face.op Main variety with many unusual appe- service will set them apart from location, injury. • , ■ ' ' ' ; Inovies." ■ '■■' »*« Street.; " ' : ! •tizers! ••-■-:- '• > • • i page four Sept. 16, 1992 [Update |M* "Hello Bowling Green..!"

Live sounds rock Falcon Town

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by Bonita Langhals Chuck Close."Some students, but jukeboxes and DJs of other bars, mostly we have a little bit older and many University students crowd, about 21 to 45." seem to feel the same way. Better snag some strings for According to Close, Gamer's "I like to dance and it's fun to GOURMET your bass and set up the mike has live bands on Wednesdays, go and listen to [the live acts]. It's stand, BGers, 'cause unless you Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- better than a DJ," freshman didn't already know, live music is days. Some of the more popular Jenny Vogel said. hot hot hot in Black Swamp town. bands with Gamer's patrons are Many of the bars in town are Blitzen, Black Onyx, Rizzo and X "I like to go to Howard's and FREE DELIVERY hoping to attract students by Caliber. Good Tymes, because I like the "HAND TOSSED" GOURMET PIZZA & SALADS offering something no one can re- bands," sophomore Anthony Pol- sist - live music. Mark's Pizza ing said. "I haven't had a chance I 1 Pub, 532 E. Wooater St.; Gamers, to visit these bars yet this year, Two Small Pizzas 893 S. Main SL; Good Tymes Pub, but last year Blitzen and 100 , Any Salad & Sub ■ • w/ 11tem I 153 E. Wooster St.; EasyStreet Proof were my favorite bands." Cafe, 104 S. Main St.; and How- "I go to EasyStreet most of the for $4.95 Only $5.00 ard's Club H, 210 N. Main St. are time,"sophomore Nikki Brown | with Coupon | I wrth Coupon I just some of the places where said, "[but] occasionally I go to 354-CHEF 354-CHEF local bands can rock. Howard's because they are the | NolViUd w/Any OUnr Ott»f | I Not VaMw/Any Other Otter I "We have bands almost every only places that have the kind of Eipk.i arum Expk.. tnorn weekend," Howard's owner Jeff music I like." Uhlman said. L _ J L _ _ _ _ J Uhlman said Howard's is cur- rently experimenting with var- 1*6 tS Mi irt tm H p m urn* (ft. tm acts! ious musical formats and lineups. One Large Pizza One Medium "On Tuesdays, we have some irx IDJ." I w/ 11tem | I Pepperonl Pizza | alternative bands. On Wednes- $5.99 $4.50 . days, we have some headliners," Jenny Vogel, freshman wrth Coupon I I Uhlman reported. "We always ■ with Coupon ' have headliners on Thursday, , 354-CHEF 354-CHEF . Friday and Saturday." 1 Ooae said people like live Senior Dan Marlow's choice of ■ Not VaMw/Any MMr Offer Hot Valid ml Any 0**t Otfw ' Blitzen, Rizzo and Malikai are bands because they like the loud hangouts Includes Howard's be- Expk-M »rt**2 among some ef the bigger crowd music, and they like to see the ac- cause he believes they have some L _ _ _ _ J L _ _ . I pleasers who play at Howard's, tion which gets the crowd mov- oT the better beads. "I like Rizzo according to Uhlman ing. According to Close, part of and the blues band they get out of Gamer's also headlines bands their popularity Is due to the fact Chicago," Mar low said. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK known for their hard rock edge, that moat non-college bars In Mar low also agrees with Uhl- 354-CHEF Open* all 1:90 am for Lunch though the bar caters to an older Bowling Green dont carry live man about how live bands are (24S1) crowd. better than juke boxes and DJs, "We attract a lot of people from Uhlman and Close agreed peo- saying. "Hike seeing a live band We Offer Regular Dough and Wfwto WheatDough [Bowling Green) and ple prefer the energy and action band, [eapecialy If] they play a, .M«W*#»»* towns," said Gamer's 1 by live bands over the good repetoire of music." *. ., , Sepf. 16, 1992 page five

No fear! New LINK set-up doesn't 'byte' by Lynn M. Scheloske

Computers have been a hot item for many years, and Jerome Li- brary is keeping up with the times and the technology. The new computer system, BG LINK, locates a book easier and more efficiently than ever before. The system, introduced to Bowling Green students August 31, has enabled staff and students to access other information from other universities as well. BG LINK is cur- rently connected with six universities, and, in the future, will be part of a network with 16 other universities and the State Library of Ohio.

BG LINK will also enable its users to find magazines and reference material. The old system LS2 could only find books. Directions are easy to understand and can will locate material faster than LS2. "The system is very easy to use. The menu and directions are quite clear," explained Dennis East, the Assistant Library Dean. East as yet has not heard any complaints on the system. Under the new system, more information is available to the stu- dents. If a student needs a book or periodical at another university, it should arrive within two days. Students will find BG LINK'S special features helpful as well. One of these features is the browse key. Many times when a person lo- cates a book on a shelf, they may find other books that arc helpful In that shelf area. The browse feature will enavle students to see what books are nearby on the shelves without ever leaving the LINK ter- minal. Hot Hobby -Scopin' UpdalcAodd Swonson Out offtc corner ofyour eye. you check out thai loially INNN CREDIBLE! MOS (Member of Opposite Sex) ofTln the distance. Sure, maybe she has an Incredible 10. or he's got the soul of a poet. But for now. all you're catching Is an Incredibly proportioned piece of meat. And that's all you're looking for - the cheap thrill of a patch of bare skin. No committment. No risk. Now that's a Scooby snack, y'know? 50% off Pluses of scoping: no syllabus or texts, no cost, safest sex you can find. Equipment: sunglasses nice, but not necessary. That's It! Happy hunting! computer rental

When that clock strikes... You have the right ideas... but you don't have the Mac Karaoke heating up those nippy songless nights to make them happen. At Kinko's, we have the solution! Come in between 10 pm - 7 am by karaoke last February, gives its patrons a chance for this special offer! BobSadowski to take center stage every Friday and Saturday night, as does Mark's Pizza Pub on Wednesdays. Here's the scene: Enter the pale-skinned debu- Wammes said that bringing karaoke to Al-Mar ft In-store Macintosh* tante Brenda Walsh with her vampire-killing stud was inspired by the Bowling Propriators Associa- muffin, Dylan (he's so cool, he doesn't need a last tion in Van Wen. who claimed it really worked. computer rental name). There they are. In the ever-popular Ar- "Nobody In BG would do this," Wammes said. nold's equivalent of the "90s - the Peach Pit - "Maybe in Van Wert, but not in BG." I Laser printers n ready to suck down a lover's milkshake. You Contrary to his belief, after trying it for just one know, one glass, two straws. Everything is going week, Wammes had many requests to bring kar- great, right? Not! aoke back to the lanes. And today it is a twice-a- I A selection of leading Enter the "other" man, preferably tall, dark and week event. handsome. He Is such a Casanova that he's able to "I thought it might die down in the summer, but software sweep Brenda off her feet and give her something it didn t," he said, adding that Al-Mar has since en- she has never had. Something exciting, something larged Its lounge area in order to accomodate the breath-taking, something pulsating. You guessed it karaoke groupies, many of which are college stu- -he gave her the opportunity to sing'Wild Thing' dents just like you and me. with him on the Pit's karaoke machine. Dylan was Al-Mar currently features more than 1,100 songs history. See yal to sing. Including country, blues and good old So, is karaoke the new plague in America, roam- rock-n-rolL Open 24 hours ing the land, stirring up trouble? Yes and no. Yes, it If you cannot make it out on the town but thrive is roaming the land, but It is only bringing joy and to experience the thrill of karaoke, don't fret. Kar- 354-3977 kinko's happiness, kind of like Santa Claus on Christmas aoke Showcase, a new show featuring many of 115 Railroad St Eve (only without those silly reindeer). That's 'Star Search' rejects doing your favorite tunes, has (Behind Mylej Pizza) the copy center right. Karaoke looks to be bV96s answer to'Sing recently premiered. Ii airs on some 100 stations Along With Mitch' Mi Her. across the country. I believe it precedes reruns of Originall y a Japanese nightclub passion, karaoke The Gong Show.' CoroinlollrK«4o'slis^»ds«vc50*oi»iiore.ieif-ierviMMicialo«h* (pronounced kar-ah-oh-kay), means "empty or- computer rental lime. Offer valid 10 pai - 7 am only. Not valid with other offer*. chestra" in Japanese. All It Involves is a special ly- So, remember - for your next party or social Good fcooth December 31,1991 equipped anachine which allows a person to be the event, throw out the old activities and bring in the lead singer of their favorite tune. So, what i*., — new, 'cause karaoke's the thing to do. Oh, and by think is Bowling Green's favorite song to sing? the way, I am NOT a-90210'fan. It was just a coin- According to BiUWajnmes of Al-Mar Colonial ddence that the one episode I saw highlighted kar- Falcon Fever.Catch It! . iwiw.tfteiTi>yltilwABtffb,4hM«)rtlfJ.aUrltil , F*wa.AcoincideBCe.. .n^ujoi —Li. page six Sept. 16, 1992 Update |^ 'BG's Big Adventure': hot crime bike theft by Kim Fenicle

So Ted heads outside after class and aims for the bike rack, looking to unlock his mountain bike and head on home. It is only then, looking at the empty gap where his pride and joy was pre- viously parked, does Ted realize the sad truth - bike theft is hot at BG. "Bike theft does happen at the University," said Barbara Wad- dell, public information officer of the University Department of Public Safety. "Many students come from small towns and would never expect someone to steal their bike. They do not rea- lize that bike theft is a problem." UpdalcA'inoa Lenc Thus far this semester, there bikes are used merely as a means Bowling Green police or with A heavy steal chain can also be the spring we have an auction to have been four reports of stolen of transportation across campus. Parking and Traffic at the Uni- used, but should be looped get rid of all of the bikes people bicycles, Waddell said. This can A student will see a bike laying versity. Cost for registration is through as many parts ot the bike do not claim." be compared to seven reports around, will use it to get to their $3, is good for the life of the bike as possible, and not just the front during the same time period last next class and will leave it there and entitles the student to a small tire. The bikes should then be "Due to the existence of bike year. for someone else to take." license plate for their bike. Stu- locked to a bike rack and not a theft, we encourage students to "Many bikes are not stolen for Waddell said students need to dents may also want to have their tree, sign post or handicap ramp, leave expensive bikes at home," profit," Waddell said. "A lot of register their bikes with the names or other information en- Waddell warned. Waddell said. "Last year moun- graved on their bikes. "Students need to take more tain bikes were new, expensive "By registering their bikes, precautions," Waddell said. "The and were very hot items. We en- there will be a record on file for best lock in the world will not do courage students to go to garage us to use," Waddell said. "It tells you any good if you do not use it." sales and buy a cheap bike to ride HAIR STUDIO us the serial number and other If your bike is stolen, Waddell around campus." C\A «WT pertinent information." urges students to contact the "Regardless of the bike, Waddell also stressed the im- police immediately. The police however, we want students to 141 W. Wooster portance of keeping bikes locked will look up the license number recognize the problem of bike P^AIOVE. at all times. "Students need to of registered bikes and look for it theft does exist and we encour- LET THERE BE HIGHLIGHTS! use a good, sturdy lock," she said. among the bikes that have been age them to take all the neces- "A kryptonite lock is very good. recovered. sary precautions to prevent them The U-shape bar with a key Is "We recover 50 or more bikes from being a victim," Waddell very hard to compromise." every year," Waddell said. "In added. We/ e offer a limitless range of highlighting pro- FREE POOL FREE POOL ducts to add dimension and ex- citement. From subtle to spec- %aiC

by So, you strangers in a strange land The best ones for you will probably Bob Sadowski ask, what are the symptoms? have enough pop in them to knock you out faster than Bcrnic Kosar gets Well, there's your typical runny and sacked going back for a pass. NOTICE: The column which was clogged nose (how the nasal passages scheduled to appear in this slot will can achieve both at the same time still Or, if you are in really sad shape, not appear due to an overbearing amazes me). Or, if you are really aller- you can get a doctor to prescribe some sinus and allergy attack. gic to the pollen, it may even bleed. good stuff. Me, I take Seldanc. I know, This is a great party trick, especially I know. They claim this stuff isn't too Yeah, it's (hat time of year again: when you sneeze. It looks like some- good for the old heart. That doesn't time (o get out those yellowing hand- thing from Alien, only in 3-D. bother me. Of course, I'm the same kerchiefs from the bottom of the person who has taken so many No- drawer, time to get all of the necessary You will also suffer from sinus Doze and cups of coffee at one silting shots and prescription drugs filled, headaches. It hurts me just to mention that my heart jumped out of my chesl, lime to make the Pollen Count seg- them! And, best of all, anywhere there gave me the bird and tried to run ment of the weather report a lop-10 are exposed mucus membranes, you away. program on the Nielsen ratings. will itch - the nose, eyes, ears, the Now, I know this edition of Bowling back of your throat where that (lap of A few other words of caution: al- Stone is supposed to be geared at skin hangs down for no apparent ways wash those hankies after a hard What's Hot, What's Not, What's New reason and so forth. This can be real day's blowing. If you don't, they be- and so forth. And, originally, my col- annoying. But, not to worry. There are come stiff enough to be mistaken for umn's title would have been some- solutions to these problems. old cafeteria trays. And when you thing like 'BGSU -- New and Im- sneeze, be careful. Walch out for such proved,' and would have focused on First, try stuffing tissue up your nos- things as other people, oscillating fans things like the up and coming (and re- trils before you go outside. Sure, this is and flying insects. Remember, an open cently completed) buildings on cam- not very attractive, but it's cither that mouth is an open invitation to flies or pus, or the new 1992 Falcon football or the presence of slime strings serving equally disgusting insects. team. as pollen bungee cords. Personally, I used to use two Vicks' Inhaler Sticks. I So, I personally welcome all of you We've all heard about these things had to stop because I eventually be- allergy sufferers back to the University. already though, right? Well, if you ha- came physically addicted to them and And for all you newly diagnosed sinu- ven't, you had better fix your Miracle just about overdosed. But after rehab, sites, remember there is hope -- the Ear because they are all previously I'm feeling much better now! first frost is only about two months published news stories. But the annual Second, gel a new drug; that is, an away. We must bond together so that allergy season may, indeed, be con- appropriate allergy remedy. There arc we can whip this thing (either that or sidered a new thing for many new stu- many over-the-counter medications have a group sneeze that would topple dents and faculty. (known to the distinguished medical the new Wal-Mart from five miles community at OTCs), but be careful. away). Cedzunheil! As I have recently discovered, many people who have come here from different parts of the country and who have had no previous record of sinus or allergy problems are now currently suffering. This really surprised me be- cause coming from the Dayton area (a.k.a. Sinus Valley), I figured this was a problem everywhere. Well, techni- cally, it does occur just about every* where, just at different degrees. For in- stance, on a scale from one to 10, odd Swanjon Bowling Green is about an eight. Day- Hot Participation - Voting ton is a 15 (we get five extra points for our huge and numerous pollen- Push thai lever. Make a choice. Be producing ragweed crops). part of the solution, not part of the problem. Now, more than ever, It's caster to register. And your vote Is be- ing courted by every concerned cam- paign out there. So don't play hard to get. Register...and vote! Good Tymes C x»o»o«c«oo«coooo»oooo« B .SUBtUflV* UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP When you give • Newly Remodeled • Drink Specials blood Woodland Mall Subway you give onother Wednesday Sept. 16 - The Kind birthday, Get A to Subway Round EREE When another Thursday Sept. 17- Gone Daddy Finch anniversary, You Buy A 22 Oz. Drink And Another onother laugh, Friday Sept. 18- Yesterdays Jester Round Of Equal Or Greater Value. Woodland Mall another Subway Only hug, 153 E. Wooster another .SUBUJP,Y^ chonce. 353-6264 | llllci m*H] ii pirn.ipitinn ^("gH'N* | | Mhcnrffcf OflnrtfMm page eight Sept. 16, 1992 Update PB

Finding hot jobs in a cold market 'Scuze me while I by build up to the sky Tracey M. Cidich positions... as a result, new graduates are being under-employed" Kroll explained. Due to the poor economy, many students are by Ask anyone on this campus to forcast the fu- turning toward University Placement Services Tricia L. Profit ture economic outlook for this upcoming coming to assist them in getting their feet in the door. year, and you get a weather forecast instead: According to Kroll, between 800 and 900 stu- Could it be possible that many of you are wondering why the Uni- overcast and cold are the choice descriptive dents annually find employment through versity is constructing a new building for classrooms when budget words used. Placement Services. cuts are in the news everyday? Where is all this money coming from? With the economy at its present state, the Placement Services assists both students and Has Bowling Green found a gold mine and is just not telling anyone? chances and opportunities for getting that first employers by trying match up skills to business The answer to the question of finding a gold mine is unfortunately job, that starting position, are slim. But for the needs. By offering a variety of seminars and no, but the state has allocated the University money to fund the con- cool season ahead, students can find some workshops on such business survival skills as struction of the classroom building. So now you can stop worrying warmth and comfort in University Placement interviewing, job hunting and resume writing, that your tuition bills are going to increase because of the new build- Services. Placement Services gives students a shot in the ing. According to Jo Ann Kroll, director of Place- competitive world. This new building, scheduled for behind the Business Administra- ment Services, the slow economy and the poor Students who take part in the career planning tion Building in the Intramural Field, has been on the University's list Job market students are experiencing really go services offered by Placement Services are giv- of needs for eight years now. This need was determined by the Ad- hand-in-hand. en a chance at jobs before they even graduate ministration Capital Planning Committee, which is made up of facul- "Because there is a displacement of workers, through on -campus interviews with a multitude ty, staff, students and a director, all of whom monitor the need for there is more competition for the emery level of corporations and companies. "saving the life of the building," according to Phil Mason, Vice Presi- dent of University Relations. Accoridng to the of ice of Roland Engler, University architect, the total cost of the project is more than $13.5 million. Among the fea- tures of the proposed addition to the University's landscape include: ********************** *** ************************ * * 28 classrooms with a total 2,250 person capacity mHWinKINKHC " a 600-seat education/conference center OFAMF.MU Hmli .'mm • four conference center rooms which will accomodate 150 people. The entire two-story project will cover 95,000 square feet in area. BGSU The purpose of this building is for additional classroom space that is needed to maintain room for courses and alleviate the space prob- lem. The size of the building makes it unique in that is it will be strict- "THE BEST ly for classrooms. Bowling Green has the highest utilization of class- room space of any university in Ohio. Adding the building will allow ENTERTAINMENT VALUE for larger, additional rooms to offer various courses at different times. The location is central and is readily available to both students \M TOWNI" and faculty. Another unique fact about the new building is that it will offer a teleconference with the assistance of WBGU. WBGU will be able to BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY uplink and downlink the satelitte delivery of lectures and conferen- THEATRE PASS ces. Conferences will be broadcast directly into the building for im- mediate interaction between students and areas around the world. The teleconference will sponsor communication with people around the world. Get Into the swing of things with the B.G.S U. Theatre Pass' The Theatre Pass "The state of the art facility will make [the University] more com- provides Its owner with admission to all Eva Marie Saint and Joe E Brown petitive and help recruite conference students and faculty," Mason Theatre productions during the 1992-93 theatre season It does not In- said. "It will alsobring the University to a whole new era' clude elsewhere productions sponsored by the Theatre Department The Pass The ground breaking is scheduled for September 29 of this year will let you see and estimated completion date is January of 1994. Aside from the classroom building, other construciton projects on EmoerorHenry IV Oct. 1-3, 8-10 (8 p.m ) 8. Oct.4 (2 pm.) campus include the intramural Falcon Fieldhouse currently under construction behind the Student Recreation Center. The Traaedv of Tragedies or the Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great The Bowling Green University Fieldhouse Is being funded by stu- Oct. 21-24 (8 p.m ) 8. October 25(2 pm.) dent fees. The initial money is coming from the retirement of debt at The Lion In Winter Nov. 5-7 & 12-14(8 p.m.) & Nov. 8 (2 p.m.) the Recreation Center. Part of tuition goes directly to pay for the Student Recreation Center, and when that is paid off, the money col- Working Dec 2-5 (8 p.m ) and Dec. 6 (2 p.m.) lected from that fee will go towards the Fieldhouse. The estimated Ulvsses in Traction Feb. 10-13 (8 p.m.) and Feb 14 (2 p.m.) cost for the Fieldhouse is more than $9,000,000. The Fieldhouse will be utilized for physical education classes, var- A Midsummer Night's Dream sity sports and intermurals. Because the Fieldhouse is not educa- Feb 25-27 8. Mar. 4-6 (8 p.m.) 8. Feb.28 (2 p.m.) tional in nature, it is not applicable to receive funds from the State for construction. The University did receive some money from Ohio The Hostage March 10-1 3 (8 p.m ) 8. Mar 14 (2 p.m) towards the Fieldhouse since some physical education classes will be The Sun and the Moon April 2 & 3 (7 30 p.m.) instructed there. Student fees will then continue to pay for the up- keep, along with some help from the State. The construction of the Lend Me A Tenor April 15-17 8. 22-24 (8p.m.) 8. Apr. 18(2 p.m.) Fieldhouse is expected to be completed sometime in January of 1993.

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