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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The GHews Bowling 'Green Stole University I fri- Area stores boycott Iranian, Soviet goods day 2-8-8Q Hossein Vatan moved his Iranian Vatan said his boycott is costing available. But when the U.S. Em- "IT'LL PROBABLY be by Paula Window bassy in Tehran was seized, he took managing editor imported jewelry, silver, copper him $20,000-S25,000. But he said he something we'll have to give and rock gift items from his store, thinks the sacrifice is worth the the exclusive Iranian delicacy off away," he said. Vatan's Import & Gifts, 109 N Main price. his shelves and put it in the freezer. A 4-ounce can of Russian caviar Items from Iran and Russia St., to his warehouse last "Sure it's a lot of money," he To replace toe Iranian brand, costs $29 and a 7-ounce tin is $49.49. President Carter aren't very popular in most parts of November when militant Moslems said. "But I don't think people even Warzy ordered Russian caviar, the The Iranian brands are even more the United States these days, and took the Americn hostages. like to see it (an Iranian item) in next best grade available. The ship- expensive, he added. to call for draft Bowling Green is no exception. And Vatan said the merchandise the store." ment from the Soviet Union arrived Despite the sales he is losing Several local merchants have will stay In the warehouse until the The recent international crises just before Christmas. because of the boycott, Warzy said WASHINGTON (AP) - joined a nationwide boycott and hostages are released. have played havoc with some im- But on Dec. 27, Soviet troops took he probably would lose more if he President Carter will call for cleared their shelves of Iranian and ported stock at Warzy's Deli over the Afghanistan capital of deicded to sell the caviar. the registration of women for Russian jewelry, vodka and caviar "I'M AN American citizen, and Catessen & Wine Shop, 1068 N. Kabul. The Russian caviar didn't "You'll get trouble from the military draft. White as a show of protest against the I'd like to support our people Main St. stay on Warzy's shelves for very customers if you put it on the House officials said yester- holding of 50 American hostages in there," Vatan said, explaining his long. shelf," he said. day. the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, Iran, move. "They don't like us, so why RICK WARZY, owner, explained Warzy has $3004500 rf fresh Warzy's caviar-loving customers The White House schedul- and the recent Soviet invasion of should we help them and sell their that he usually stocks fresh Iranian frozen caviar he said he will not ed an announcement for to- Afghanistan. stuff?" caviar, supposedly the best grade sell. continued on page 4 day detailing the president's plans for the entire draft registration program. The president's proposal, disclosed by officials who Adjusting asked not to be identified, is a sharp break with historical precedent. It will be the first time that a president has Language is suggested registering women for the draft. Carter decided to include obstacle for women in the program despite a warning from House speaker Thomas P. O'Neil that It would not pass 7 refugees the Congress. The president probably will limit registration to per- by Paul O'Donnell sons 19 and 20, though full staff reporter details were not made available. Learning English has proven to be the major obstacle for the Tuyen Du family, seven refugees from Vietnam, in their adjustment to the United States. Singers offer way The family of refugees, boat people, arrived in Bowling Green in November, 1979 after to say 'Be mine' leaving Quin Hon, a city of about 200,000, to escape the Com- Students Against Cancer munist government. and the Public Relations Tuyen Du, the father of the Student Society of America family, said through an in- will be sponsoring "Singing terpreter that the language has Valentines" Feb. 14. been the biggest problem his Students Against Cancer, famiy has encountered in their with the help of Sigma Alpha four months in Bowling Green. Iota, an honorary music "I'm learning English and in a society, will sing Valentine short time I can talk with you," tunes over the phone for 25 Tuyen said. cents. Orders will be taken in dorm lobbies from 4:30-6 p.m. IN ORDER to learn the and at the Student Recreation language, the Du family have Center from 6-8 p.m. on Feb. been receiving tutoring lessons 11,12 and 13. The money will twice waekly irom a volunteer go to the American Cancer staff assembled by Dr. Thomas Society. Klein, associate professor of Chris Folzenlogen and Scott English at the University. Burks of PRSSA will go Klein said the volunteers have around campus or the been working with the family staff photo by Tim Carrfg surrounding community since mid-November, and attired in flat hats, bow ties "they're doing marvelously Trung Ou, 7, works with his first-grade classmates at Crim barrier to be the biggest difficulty since their move to the United and vests, each wearing a big well" at comprehending the Street Elementary School making paper magician hats. Trung and States last November. The Du family Is being sponsored by St. red heart and singing language. his family, who are Vietnamese refugees have found the language Thomas More University Parish and St. Aloysius Catholic Church. Valentine songs. Tuyen said he will not be able They will sing popular to find a job until he learns the Tho and Van said they like become self-supporting. boat to leave the country, and Chinese restaurant," Tuyen songs or tunes created by language, but added that the school but also find the language Tuyen said the family is last spring, along with 20 other said. their customers. The fund- University may hire him when a hindrance. receiving government support refugees, they left Vietnam in Tuyen, who owned a soy sauce raiser costs $2 if the song is he does learn English. The girls said they have made in the form of welfare and food that boat. factory in Quin Hon, said he performed in person and SI if Aside from the special tu- some friends, but added that stamps. Although Tuyen admitted he wants to start his own performed over the phone. toring sessions, Tuyen also is those friends cannot understand Sister Pat Schnapp, of St. misses Vietnam, he said he is restaurant because he can cook Orders will be taken Feb. 11- receiving language training them. Thomas More University glad the family made the' well. 12 in the Union foyer from 10 from the city's Comprehensive However, the family likes parish, said her parish and St. decision to flee the country. The family is close, Tuyen a.m. to 3 p.m. Employment and Training Bowling Green because it is a Aloysius Catholic Church, the But the family does not know said, and this closeness has Service, a federal government small city and the residents sponsors of the family, made a how long they intend to stay in helped them in adjusting to the program. have been helpful to them, commitment to provide the Bowling Green, Tuyen said. United States. Tuyen said. Du's with financial support to He said that if he cannot find a The Du's have been assisted weather THE FAMILY'S two oldest get them established and until job after he comprehends the by Phouc Thi Tran, a freshman children Dung, 15, and Tho, 14, TUYEN, QUYEN (his wife), they could qualify for welfare. language, the family may move computer science major. Tran have been enrolled at Bowling and the children moved into a The furniture in the Du's to San Francisco, Calif., where said she has helped out by acting Green Junior High School, and five-room house at 314 Manville Partly cloudy. High 25F (- house also was donated by two brothers and one sister of as translator for the family. the three youngest children - Ave. when they arrived in parishioners, Schnapp added. Tuyen's live. The family feels fortunate to 4C), low 5FM5C),20 percent Thrung, 7; Thanh, 10; and Van, Bowling Green, and the rent on chance of precipitation. have been given the opportunity 13-attend Crim Street the house is being paid by THE FAMILY saved money IN THE FUTURE, I would to start a new life in a new Elementary School. parishioners until the family can for three years to buy a fishing like to open a Vietnamese and country, Tuyen, 47, said. Groups see myths as hindrance to rape reports by Diane Rado many others reinforced by televi- terson, a representative of Echo "We (TUAR) have been working reported to TUAR, 18 percent knew than what were reported," Brim- staff reporter sion and society, have hindered vic- Inc. in Sandusky, Ohio. on getting an escort system for that the rapists well, and 36 knew them mer said. tims in reporting rape, and "About a month ago I worked area," she said. superficially, Taber said. William Bess, director of Univer- Only young, provocatively dress- distorted society's view of the' with a 75-year-old woman who was THE NUMBER of rapes reported sity Campus Safety and Security, ed women are raped. crime, according to represen- raped," Gail Taber, a counselor at IN BOWLING GREEN, most in- to police or women's groups are far said he is certain that more in- Rapes occur only in dark alleys tatives of police departments and Toledo United Against Rape, said. cidents take place near the less than those that actually occur, cidents of rape have occurred at or deserted streets. women's groups in the area. cemetery or in stairwells in the representatives of the groups main- the University than have been Most rapists are sexually depriv- To eliminate these myths about SHE ADLED, however, that the women's dorms, Cyd Harmon, tained. reported in the last five years. ed social deviants, unknown to rape, the representatives em- highest percentage of women who medical records clerk and their victims. phasize the need to increase socie- reported rape to the organization in counselor at The Link, said. 1979 were between the ages of 22 Harmon said there is an increase and 26. in rapes in the spring, mainly "You don't have to be young or pretty, just "You have one shot, just take it and run Sixteen percent of the victims because "more girls are walking be in the wrong place at the wrong time/' were in the 27-35 age group, 16 per- around because1 of the nice like hell if it works." cent were 13-16, and 14 percent weather." were 19-21. Taber also said the number of Detective Dan Brimmer, on the Women who attempt to prosecute ty's awareness concerning facts Taber said of the rapes reported, rapes go down in the winter, and sexual assault squad of the Toledo Statistics reveal that only one rapists are badgered by male about the crime, preventive 32 occurred in the victim's home summer is the peak month for rape Police Department, said 234 rapes rape was reported in the 1975-76 thauveni.stic prosecutors who force measures and court procedures. and 16 in a car. incidents. were reported to the police last academic year, two were reported them to devulge past sexual ex- "You don't have to be young or Many rapes at the University of Both Taber and Harmon said year. in 1976-77 and none were reported periences. pretty, just be in the wrong place at Toledo take place in a parking more than 50 percent of victims "I would say that about 500 really since then until an incident occur- TTIKSF. BELIEFS, in addition to the wrong time," said Judith Pat- garage, Taber said. know their attackers. Of those who occurred, at least 100 percent more red on campus Saturday, Bess said. opinion— Don't take away our fun GTE The news that General Telephone Co. of Ohio will put $89.9 million into expansion and improvement of its facilities should come as a big surprise to students and residents of Bowling Green. What possible improvements could GTE want to make? Right now, its service is unmatched, and by pumping more money into its system, it may be taking away the whipping post it provides us, it's faithful customers. If it becomes more efficient, how will we be able to complain that quite often you get a dial tone after dial- ing a number; or, after dialing a number, the connec- tion is never made; or after dialing a number, you get a wrong numper-a number that does not even resemble the number you dialed? Don't do it, GTE. We need the challenges your pre- sent service provides. More importantly, we need the laughs. Breaking the jinx The iinx couldn't have gone on forever, and the win couldn t have come at a better time. Wednesday's men's basketball victory over Miami, snapping the Redskins' 10-game winning streak over 'HE9M THAT WHUTHE IS MINDFUL OF AND APfWATES t*XV\l&MkMV AS AN AMERICAN VWl£HEJfl&Y BG, was not only sweet revenge for faithful Falcon CCMCUR5 Y/nH KbUROdU1& WIST SOVIET HEGEMONY IN ftEE HWOTUSTlMK, YOU GW SUCK ftR WEST/ fans, but it was also Coach John Weinert's 200th career victory. / Congratulations to Coach Weinert and the Falcons for finally beating the Redskins. Eat your heart out Jimmy Carter Presently, plans are in the mak- our "national security" also tand a bureaucracy that treats for it today. We should keep this ing to revive the selective-service threatened in Vietnam? That is them more like a piece of meat flame burning. If we feel our Learning by mistakes? registration system. President what our government officials told than human beings who sacrificed government is wrong, we should Jimmy Carter has said that this us. We were going to make South themselves for a cause they didn't visibly show these feelings if Being a journalist with a minor in years of American existence. You doesn't mean a draft will necessari- Vietnam free. We were going to even understand in the first place. necessary. This is really the test of history illuminates a scary, still read about the murders, rapes, ly follow, but in a real sense this Is fight for the freedom of all South But again our government told us it a true American patriot to stand depressing situation relative to floods, fires, horrors and tragedies the first step of a draft process. Vietnamese people. Our hearts was the thing to do. All this didn't up for his government when it is world problems today. every day in ihe paper while relax- were bent on this, or so we were happen so long ago. In fact it ended right and Just and to oppose it By studying the past 204 years of ing in your favorite armchair. Many people have said why told. in humiliation for us in 1975. when it is not. American history, I have become SOON WE may be involved in worry about this, if registration is What's to keep all this from being To sum up my feelings, war isn't familiar with seven different wars another worldwide tragedy. I don't brought back we have no choice but repeated, perhaps on a more glamorous, death and destruction that American have fought. In each mean to sound pessimistic or un- to register, but do we really have no aren't glorious, regardless of how instance, phrases such as "this will massive scale, if we enter into an patriotic, but world peace looks say in this matter? After all, it's armed conflict in Afghanistan? The our media shows John Wayne war be a war to end all wars" and "this realistically distant you and I who will be sent overseas focus Afghan cause is supposedly right movies. is a fight to stamp out injustice and Yet I can't help but recall the to fight Jimmy Carter won't be now, but Vietnam was right too. affliction and gain true in- unbearable sorrow that has been fighting, nor will any U.S. con- Mark Ffcjley What if we find out it isn't right IN ALL sincerity, I'm tired of my dependence and freedom" are repeated over and over again in gressmen or public officials. They after all at a later period in time? government officials dreaming up common. headlines and textbooks. will only be using us in a dangerous Will those men, and perhaps wars for young men to die in, like It's sort of funny to read in tex- The human race stoops to the pawn game that may eventually women, who have died up to that myself. Any leader who talks about tbooks about the integrity that each lowest and most sorrowful level of cause the destruction of the world. BUT, TODAY we are still paying sending troops across the globe to war is supposedly being fought time have anything to show for it? existence during war. Suffering is Is this fact worth going to for that war. The families of 55,000 What will they have given their fight a stupid war that does nothing over. Ask Americans why they rampant. Death bcomes a raging to enhance our security should lead fought in seven wars and most will Afghanistan, a country we know lit- dead Americans look back on Viet- lives for? disease among the soldiers who tle about and about whose people nam and wonder what we gained the charge himself. Eat your heart tell you something ideally roman- fight for survival. Innocent out Jimmy Carter. tic. we know even less? Our govern- from it all. Many of the men who The time of "our government bystanders are inevitably crushed ment would have us believe so. Our made it back to this nation are now right or wrong", is over. People and families suffer constant mental "national security" is threatened disabled, suffering physical and died not so long ago standing up for Mark Figley, 2*4 Sigma Nu, Is a anguish. as Mr. Carter would tell it. Wasn't mental anguish, unable to unders- this fact and still many others live student at the University. If this column sounds like I'm focus scared of war-you're right It scares the hell out of me. Life is Pat Hyland Just too precious to me to be given up at age 21 on the shores of the Persian Gulf. letters. YET THE end results are usually HISTORY professors here at the the same. Human beings become University say that by studying the Ticket allotment Nothing can be done about it this correct. But, then it must be ad- cheating themselves of a very statistics for "the cause", and past man can learn from Ms year. But the MAC officials should mitted that most men do not wish valuable and constructive lesson. nobody really is certain who are the mistakes and build a better future a raw deal closely look at the situation during to go to war either. We are not only I totally agree with the last good guys, the bad guys, right side for himself and his children. the off season. talking about "playing soldier" as statement of the article which or wrong side. But the history books tell a dif- DaaRies it was referred to in the article. stated "It's only fair and logical Ironically, as editor of a ferent story. In all the centuries of Let's wake up the Mid American 429 BromHeld War is a little more serious than that women share the good and bad newspaper, I see the political tur- existence, man has been physically Conference officials. Something "playing." responsibilities of living in that moil, identical to many of the past beating the brains out of each must be done about the number of The article Insinuated, In my advanced society," but since pre-war situations, making the other. Yet nothing Is solved. There tickets sent to the visiting schools Draft editorial estimation, that women have women are so close to the draft, headlines that keep me in business. is always one more fight to be of all MAC games. Let me go into a small, feeble minds, souls and can it also be assumed the Equal That's sad. fought, one more wrong to be little more detail. a generalization bodies. True, many are not as Rights Amendment will be passed Stories that I have to weigh for righted, one more line to be drawn. On Jan. 19,5,132 (number of seats muscular as Hulks, but then many and that the "advanced society" readership or news value strike a It's a depressing thought to be in Anderson Arena) people saw men aren't either. Women's minds will agree to the good respon- depressing chord in my mind. away from loved ones. It's a scary Bowling Green defeat Toledo, I would like to comment on the and souls are as able as the next sibilities of living, like promoting Tomorrow's headlines are general- thought to be dodging mortar fire 74-71. In the crowd were 384 Toledo article in The BG News on Jan. 30th human, and that has to be a large political, economic, and social ly negative, regardless of how hard from enemy guerilla troops. If s a fans. There may lave been more, entitled "Drafting Women: A Time part of "playing soldier." If women equality of the sexes? newspaper persons try to print sin that so many human lives but 384 is the number of tickets they for Equality." can't admit that they are capable positive or uplifting stories. always have to be wasted before an were allotted for the game. It The generalization stating "most of defending their country, or if Leann M. Miller Let's face it, the world hasn't issue is settled. comes down to 7.5 percent of the women" do not want to go to war is men can't admit it, then both are 417 Harmon really changed that much in the 204 Pat Hyland Is editor of the News. capacity crowd. Since we sent Toledo only 384 OOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau tickets to a sure sellout, they decid- ed to do the same for the Feb. 23rd men, numx, i THINK THEFE ■The aii Wews. game. Come February 23rd, the OKAi.ONCFm.ttgsm.'mtreowse/tMiiY Ate VOMANY OF THEM, ALSO, number of Bowling Green fans that 7MWC ABOUT POUsr I THINK THEYOFTEN BECOME ■ DITORIAL STAFF SBLF-FUUVUM FKJFHEOES. Vol.65No.59 P«8« 2 2-8-80 will be in Centennial Hall (10,000) is rune oummpurm, Editor Pal Hyland 384, which is 3.8 percent of the total NFWENOO 0/THEM. Manning editor Paula WInUow capacity. Maws edliof Jonn Lammera Why doesn't the MAC have an Editorial editor Gary Bam Sports editor Dan Firestone agreed upon percentage of tickets Copy editor Pam Oatgletsh to be sent to the visiting school? If Photo editor Frank Breltnaupt the visiting school thinks that they Entertainment editor Kevin Settlage cannot sell that many tickets, then they could ask for a lesser amount BUSINESS SIAFF
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His interest in would follow him and print a The Society of Professional Journalists will meet "Waiting for Godot," Samuel Beckett's classic Phil Donahue, at a press con- feminism became very personal headline like 'Donahue smokes at 8:30 p.m. Monday in 404 Moseley Hall. Winter play about man's capacity to control his world, will ference in Toledo yesterday, said when divorce made him a single pot,'" he said. Raffle tickets will be distributed, and Journalism be presented by Stage Three, the Ohio University he believes women should be re- parent. He added that adults should not Week and a joint meeting with the University of school of Theater touring company, at 8 p.m. tomor- quired to register for the U.S. The Cleveland native said he condemn their children for smok- Toledo and northwest Ohio chapters will be discuss- row in Bryan Recital Hall, Musical Arts Center. The military draft. does some research before each ing pot while they themselves are ed. The meeting is free and public. acting group is comprised of third-year graduate "I do think though that the image show but finds it impossible to read sipping a martini. students enrolled in professional training pro- of women with bayonetes is a little every book written by the Concerning the recent FBI in- GSS to discuss food co-ops grams. General admission tickets are $1 for adults bit hysterical," he said. multitude of authors who appear on vestigation, Abscan, of alleged 11- and SO cents for students and will go on sale at the The nationally syndicated talk the Donahue show. leg„l dealings of several con- The Graduate Student Senate will meet at 4:30 door at 7 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Univer- show host said most of his pro- "The show isn't a place to gather gressmen, Donahue said be p.m. today in the McFall Center Assembly Room. sity Cultural Events Committee and theater depart- gram's staff are women. with people I like. It's not impor- believes in investigative reporting Food co-ops will be discussed. The meeting is free ment. "Most of the creative decisions tant that I win an argument on the and the probes by the FBI but ad- and public. Michigan students plan recital are made by women because they show either. All that matters is that mits he is confused. Green Sheet correction are the ones who understand the our conversation be interesting to A performance of organ music by University of viewers' feelings," he said. the audience," he said. "IT JUST looks like we'll have to Because of communication problem, the Union Michigan School of Music doctoral students will be have an investigation of the in- Activities Organization campus movie for this presented at 8 p.m. today in the Organ Seminar DONAHUE, A member of the DONAHUE SAID he does not vestigation," he said. weekend was listed incorrectly in this week's Green Room, Musical Arts Center. The program, which is National Organization for Women, want his children to smoke mari- Donahue said Abscan will make Sheet. "Rocky II" will be the featured film, showing free and public, will feature Johann Sebastian said his show is aimed specifically juana or drink beer. But he admits future investigations more difficult at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. today and tomorrow in the Bach's "Clavierubung, Part in." at "today's housewife, who Is a to smoking pot once. to conduct. He believes this will Main Auditorium, University Hall. Tickets are $1 bright, alert individual who doesn't "I tried it once and I sat there lead to more governmental corrup- with a student ID. Artists to exhibit paintings want to be treated like a mental waiting for something to happen, tion. midget." but I never felt anything. I guess I Donahue's speech was sponsored The opening of an exhibit of paintings by Enrico Through his experience as a was paranoid that the police would by the Junior League's Lecture Embroil and Robert Arnold will begin with a recep- newsman, Donahue has become in- come busting through the door and Series. A concert by Gary Karr, and the University Sym- tion from 2-5 p.m. Sunday In the Fine Arts Gallery phony Orchestra presented at 3 p.m. Sunday in of the School of Art. The event is free and public. rape from pig* 1 Kobacker Hall, Musical Arts Center. The perfor- Both artists' works have been shown in galleries mance, which will be conducted by Emil Raab, will throughout the United States. Their newest exhibit VICTIMS DO NOT report rape "She was legally retarded and should be avoided. include selections by Dragonetti, Bruch, Franck will continue through March 2. Gallery hours are because they are afraid, they start and Berlioz. Karr is an artist-in-residence at Hartt from 8:30 a.m. to S p.m. weekdays and 2-5 p.m. on couldn't remember dates and "If you are going out alone, make blaming themselves, and they feel times so the jury did not have ade- sure someone knows where you're College of Music in West Hartford, Conn., and has Saturday and Sunday. persecuted and overwhelmed," performed throughout the world. Admission to the quate evidence to find her attacker going, how long you'll be gone and Harmon said. guilty," she said. when you're coining back," he concert is $2 for adults and $1 for students. Advance Career choices workshop set Taber stressed the importance of tickets are available from symphony Orchestra BRIMMER SAID that according said. reporting a rape even if the victim to Ohio law, a victim cannot be BESS ADDED that if the weather members or at the Musical Arts Center box office, "Career Options for Educators," an all-day does not press charges. which is open from noon to 1 p.m. and 4:304:30 p.m questioned about past sexual ex- is nice, riding a bike is safer than workshop for teachers who want to re-examine their By providing an adequate periences during a rape trial. walking. .today, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow and 2-4 p.m. Sun- career choices, will begin 9 a.m. tomorrow in the description of the attacker, the vic- day. He said state laws differ, In the event of an attack, Bess Town Room, Union. The workshop, sponsored by tim "might have a missing link to however. said, screaming "fire" may be the University Center for Continued Learning, will put together a case" the police "Ohio's is a good law," Brimmer helpful. include discussions about personal assessment, hid- have been working on, she said. said. "I know in California they "Help means someone else is in den job markets and interviewing techniques. Fee Taber said when victims contact really delve into the background of trouble, while fire means I might On Monday representatives from Federated for the workshop is $25, which covers lunch and all TUAR counselors, the emphasis is the victim. be in trouble, too," Bess said Department stores will speak at 9 a.m. from materials. For information or to register call the on letting them release feelings of If, however, the victim was in- Harmon said screaming may Management Horizons at 10:30 a.m., from May Co. center at 372-0363. anger or hostility. volved in prostitution before the in- make the attacker angrier. She and O'Neils department stores at 1 p.m. and from SHE SAID IF the victim wants to cident or was the wife of the rapist, stressed clawing or using a sharp MacDonalds Inc. at 2:30 p.m. The sessions are free Rec center to mark birthday go to a hospital, a counselor escorts her past can be brought up at the object on the assailant. and public. her, and usually a counselor sup- trial, he said. She said not only does clawing The Student Recreation Center is celebrating its ports a victim through the entire distract the attacker, it may pro- Career Week to be held first anniversary with a birthday party from 9 a.m. court process, if she wishes to pro- BRIMMER SAID Toledo Police vide a blood or flesh sample that to 5 p.m. tomorrow. Activities include handball, secute. solves 80 percent of their rape could be used later for evidence. The University Marketing Club will sponsor racquetball, table tennis and foosball tournaments, "We tell victims that it's no piece cases: "The highest percentage Harmon also said she had one Career Awareness Week Monday through Thurs- plus short-person dunk, blindfolded free throw and of cake to go through court pro- rate of any city in the United case in which the victim had talked day, with seminars on various topics presented dal- basketball speed shooting contests. Balloons and a ceedings," Taber said. "You really States." her way out of a rape situation. ly in suites on the third floor, Union. Monday is share of a giant birthday cake will be given out at have to have strong evidence," she But that is after the crime has She added that in any situation, Retailing Day, Tuesday is Advertising Day. noon at the main entrance and live music will be added. been committed. The most impor- however, there is only one chance. Wednesday is Sales Management Day and Thurs- featured beginning at 1 p.m. in the Activities Taber said she once dealt with a tant thing is to prevent the rape. "You have one shot, Just take it day is Marketing Research Day. Representatives Center. All events are free. For information call the cerebral palsy victim who was Bess stressed that "lightly and run like hell if it works," she from local firms will be present at each seminar. rec center at 372-2711. raped 15 times in three months. traveled, poorly lighted areas" said. 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Art Therapy Everyone Welcome! Especially for Valentine's Day. So | NOW HAS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY Questions - Contact Barb Whitford 372-5331 if you've got a 10 on your mind, now is the THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY!! time to send him or "N her a very special ALONG WITH EXCELLENT Valentine: The ALL WINTER GRADUATES or FTD Valentine Bud FOOD AND DRINK Vase. It'll work, be- Students Leaving B.G.S.U. After cause 10's know they this weekend features deserve the best. Winter Quarter The FTO Valentine Bud Vase is usually available lor "ess than $10 00 As an in- If you have a National Defense-Direct Student Loan, dependent businessman, THE each FT!) Florist sets his own prices Service charges Nursing or Student Development Loan, please contact and delivery may be additional Most FTD Florists accept Amencin the Student Loan Collection Office now for an appointment Eipiess and other nu|o< credit cards I960 Florists PARKER-COOK for an Exit Interview. Transworld Delivery We send Mowers worldwide CROUP STUDENT LOAN COLLECTION OFFICE 407 ADMINISTRATION BLDG. COME PLUG YOURSELF IN TELEPHONE: 372-0112 Helping you say it right. 4 The BG News 2-8-80 Consumer corner boycott. from page 1 now can select only a California- boycott of the Russian brand. That raised variety In his store. decision would have to be made by Student Consumer Union grocery price survey the Ohio State Liquor Control WARZY SAID he doesn't see his Board. But such a move seems move as a particularly na- unlikely. tionalistic one. "It's not so much patriotic," he SUE HOFFMAN, public infor- Product explained. "It's Just righteous." imation officer for the board, said However, Warzy added he still there are no plans in Columbus to \ has a few boxes of Russian tea on boycott Russian liquor. -Cake mix (white). Duncan Hines 85 his shelves. "We're not going to dictate to our Russian vodka also has been a customers what they should do so -Chicken, fryer parts per pound .79 victim of recent Anti-Soviet feel- we're not going to boycott it," she ings in Bowling Green. said. "Ana I have not heard any -Coke. 84-liter bottles 2.09 complaints (from store managers MI ROGER DRUMMER, clerk at or customers). the Ohio State Liquor Store, 1050 N. "Of course, it's OK with us if they -Dish soap,~Dawn 32 oz. 1.59 1.59 1.79 .20 Main St., said lately he has sold few (customers) want to show their bottles of Stolichnaya vodka from concern by boycotting it," she add- .17 .21 -Eggs, grade A large 1 doz. M .75 the U.S.S.R. the only Russian ed. brand imported by state stores in Most bars in Bowling Green don't .79 .20 Ohio. stock Russian liquors, except Sam -Foil, Reynolds 37H sq. ft. .95 But Drummer questioned if the B's Sub Shop and Tavern, 107 State slow sales were because of anti- St. But that bar has stopped selling -Frozen french fries, Ore-Ida 2 lb. 1.09 1.09 .20 Soviet sentiments or tight budgets. Stolichnaya, although not because Stolichnaya is the most expen- of the recent Afghanistan crisis. sive brand of vodka sold in the According to Therese Johnson, -Laundry detergent, Tide 49 oz. 2.14 2.14 1.N .75 store, retailing for about $10.10 a who orders bar's liquor, Sam B's fifth. Most vodkas cost about S5 a boycotted the Russian brand last -Lettuce, small head .09 .59 .61 .20 fifth. summer as a protest against the Drummer said the store Soviet killing of near-extinct types -Sugar 5 lbs. 1.37 1.29 1.29 1.27 1.09 .28 manager has made no mention of a of whales.
Above Is a grocery price survey conducted by the Student Consumer the stores. The prices are effective through Monday. Complete survey NEED HELP? 244-3728 Unira of It selected items in five supermarkets in Bowling Green. This results are available weekly through winter quarter at the SCU office, Call the Community survey compared the prices as of Feb. 5 of about 29 Identical items in 405 Student Services Bldg. Chest Information & Referral Center at
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College) PUASUM® * I h 2-8-80 The BG News 5 Mini-health fair provides information about cancer by Kathryn Coil fair for University students was en- "If a loved one has cancer, Just ing made. Lewis recommends that people "I WANT to whip this thing that titled "Cancer Concerns Us All." let them know you care, and en- There are five catagoriea of DNA choose a variety of foods and a took the life of someone I loved," he By the end of this year, 405,000 The fair was divided up into courage them to do different things viruses that result in cancerous moderate diet. emphasized. persons will have died of cancer in seven stations that stressed ways of that they have never done before," tumors, he said, and treatment of IF A PERSON smokes 10 cigaret- Parsons organizes special events the United States. In the Ohio helping the morale of cancer pa- she said. those viruses often effects the tes, the accumulation of tar in their using volunteers. These two events alone. 14,475 persons will have died. tients and their relatives, ways to Kemner suggested that all DNA. lungs would fill a baby food jar, are the primary money raiser* for In an attempt to arrest this rising detect cancer and opportunities for women have a monthly breast ex- "We are trying to kill the tumor Paul Titanic, volunteer at the the cancer society. death rate, the American Cancer students to become involved now amination, read up on cancer and before we kill the human being. "Dangers of Smoking Station, said Volunteers raise money through Society was founded in 1913. Todav and after they graduate, Beryl M. follow a proper diet with no Junk This is not a very comfortable feel- Lung cancer is the leadine cause golf tournaments, arts and crafts foods. ing for the vicbn," Heiberleln said. "If you find a lump, it doesn't THE RESEARCHERS hope to "If a loved-one has cancer, just let them mean that it is benign. Go to your develop drugs that will only attack "The main problem in dealing with cancer know you care, and encourage them to do dif- doctor immediately," she said. the DNA in tumor cells arid not in is we might be dealing with the equivalent of normal cells, he added. ferent things that they have never done "WHAT IS being Accomplished 40 different diseases. It will be a long time before." in Cancer Research," was the topic Janet Lewis, coordinator of before we have 'the cure.'" addressed by Dr. Garrett Nutrition, Education and Training, the Public Education Committee of Parrish, chairman of the Public Heberlein, chairman of biological said that concerning cancer and of cancer-related deaths. In 1980, auctions and daffodil sales. The the Wood County Unit of the Education Committee of the Wood sciences, and Dr. Art Brecher, pro- diet "There is no clear evidence 5,200 persons will die of lung work is totally done by the com- American Cancer Society is at- County unit said. fessor of chemistry. that diet either causes or prevents cancer. munity, Parsons said. tempting to educate the communi- Heberlein said, "The main pro- cancer at this time." Also effected by these deaths are "Many of us in Wood County are ty, the schools and the University FORMER CANCER victim Ruth blem in dealing with cancer is we However, the genetic makeup of the relatives. so committed because we have lost about cancer, its causes, conse- Kemner is a volunteer for "Reach might be dealing with the some foods is toxic to the body if Dr. Terry Parsons, assistant to a loved one or have had cancer quences, research and treatment. for Recovery." She instructed equivalent of 40 different diseases. taken in great quantities, she said, the dean of education and coor- ourselves," he said. Yesterday was Cancer students in detection of breast It will be a long time before we adding that lima beans and lettuce dinator for special events with the Along with fund-raising, the Awareness Day, sponsored by the cancer and what to do if they or one have 'the cure'. But researchers contain cyanide a potentially toxic volunteers, lost his mother when he volunteers work in the offices and Wood County unit. The mini-health of their "loved ones" has it. can say that a lot of progress is be- substance. was 17 years old. help out in cancer education. | Pi Kappa Alpha Proudly | 2 Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Sigma Phi > THE WELL" IS OPEN! o ALPHA SIGMA PHI Announces its Winter NOW. WHY NOT JOIN OUR I proudly welcomes their (g) CO new Lil Sis Actives PLEDGE CLASS STAFF & BECOME fa UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH A Pffl? ADVISOR? 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Wednesday February 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the store. Pace setting fashions for all occasions that will bring you up to date on all that's new and soon to be. Tickets can be purchased in the Miss J Shop for 2.50. FASHION SHOWETTES will be held each day at 12:30 p.m. in the Sportswear . ROBERT CHARTOFFIRWIN WINKLER _«_._ Department. Learn how to accessorize a SYIVESTER SlALLOliE "ROCKY H" 1ALIA SHIRE BURT YOUNG CARLWEATHERS basic wardrobe, building everywhere- »"o Musics* oinecTonoFPHOTOGBAPw pnoooceoar anytime looks. BURGESS MEREDITH BILL CONTI BlllBlfl.se IRWIN WINKLER A.o ROBERT CHARTOFF Meet the editors, see our shows, and »S MIM-F ' *RITTENANOOtH£CTEDB» |PC|mBW Office at 400 Napoleon Rd. Hours 9 to 5 - Evenings by Appointment. Phone 352-9135 Open Sat. Feb. 9th 10:00 to 3:00 2 8-80 The BG News 7 Riverfront Coliseum to finally answer questions CINCINNATI (AP) - Riverfront The Coliseum's attorney Jacob safety committee to issue sub- formation, and I thought that was within two weeks, or to be pilloried question, make it known to us in Coliseum Inc. agreed yesterday, Stein met Mann yesterday morn- ponenas for its probe of the deaths sensible." in the press for refusing to do so." your answer." after a meeting with Vice Mayor ing. City Council on Wednesday at "The Who" concert David Mann, to answer most of the passed an ordinance making con- "The Coliseum is going to answer MANN SAID, however, that MANN'S committee had sought MANN, however, admitted that he city's questions about the Dec. 3 tempt of council a criminal offense. the questions in a couple of weeks. some of his 49 questions may pose subpoena power from Council. was not certain the answers to the tragedy in which 11 died in a crowd City Council, however, shelved Stein said he wanted more time on legal problems for the coliseum. However, Coucil sent the measure questions would end the probe. crush. plans to allow for Mann's law and a couple of questions to gather in- "We agreed to discuss those. We back to committee. "I can't imagine that the ques- want the facts. We don't want them The promoters, Electric Factory tions won't l«»d to other question," having to say whether it was their Concerts, Inc., and the Cincinnati Mann said. fault or not," Mann said. Private Police Association, securi- City Manager Sylvester Mur- ty, have laready agreed to answer ray's task force is also in- OEA director looks to cut costs Stein, whose client has already the questions. vestigating the tragedy. However, been named in eight lawsuits grow- Mann said the law and safety the task force is mainly reviewing COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The interim director of the He said the organization has about a U million debt ing out of the tragedy, complained committee is seeking to "make city policy and is to make recom- Ohio Education Association admits the OEA is to City Council in a letter that some sure we have done everything we mendations on crowd control. operating in the red, but says that reports of the "THE OEA for a number of years has been spending questions would be a problem to should legislatively, and two, allow Following the tragedy, the city organization going bankrupt are "way overblown." more money than it has been taking in. The executive answer. the facts to become known to me banned general admission seating However, Raymond L. Rnadels said the OEA ex- committee determined that the organization should Stein charged that "the alter- public. for large events and gave police full ecutive committee is concerned enough about the live within its means," be said of plans to rilrnlnate a natives given us are either to pro- "We told him (Stein) to give us authority over crowd control on all organization's financial outlook to want to reduce the possible $207,000 deficit in the OEA's I960 budget. mise in good faith to provide the information you have. If you events, including those on private operating costs of the 80,000-member organization. Pressure for OEA officials to take firm financial ac- answers to all of these questions have problems with a particualr property like the Coliseum. In September, Randels assumed the duties of former tion is building. OEA executive secretary E. Wade Underwood. John Grossman, president of the 4,000-member Col- Randels said the OEA's shaky financial condition umbus Education Association, said he has launched a isn't new. petition drive to dismantle the state organization. "There's nothing new now, except that if anything classified, "It's not doing anything for us. It's gobbling up ROSES ARE RID Kirk's Cain Ltvnory it 1 or 2 M or F rmtes for 1 bdrm. LOST a FPU wo the whole matter has improved," he said. "We've paid money and is not staying afloat," he said. VIOLETS ARC BLUE ECOINOMICAL A COINVB- apt. for Fall qtr Call John Losl gold chain necklace In r«c- off a lot of debts." Under Grossman's plan, the OEA central office staff SAY I LOVE YOU NIBNTI 7*9 S. MAIN. quetbaii court Sat. night at Rec mim, THRU THE BO NEWSI AX'* our breakfast was an early 1 F. rmte for Wtr. a Spr. qtr*. of about 200 would be absorbed by local offices. The canter. Santtmantal value. date. Prank a Sneak ware really Own room In nous*. Call Lois lobbying staff and publications staff would remain in Reward ottered. Call 373-54*4. Helen- lust a little something to great. Getting interviews were 37X109 a MHB7I. Columbus. Lost women's glasses last Fall let you know I'm thinking about fun. All our Pearls are finally F. rmte needed now. S77 ma a qtr. Plastic Iramee with wire you on Valentine's Day. I will done. Our pledging time has gone utll. Wtr. a Spr. qtrs Call Sue arm pieces. Call Lisa 1-5171. _ RANDELS SAID an increase in the organization's count the days until you return so test but we want to go active. W..473, Resume Typesetting Seiko men's digital wrist watch. $100 dues is likely since expenses are increasing at 13 home. Love a, miss you. Bob. «t Utt AX Pledges, Rmt*. Spring '•>. 410 1/1S. Sum Lost Jan. 19, man's locker room GLAMOUR MAGAZINE a BIB Trudy a Big Sue the mil. Own bdrm. Call Dan percent annually, while a scale pegged to teacher Rec. center. Large reward. Call JACOBSON'S Of TOLEDO breakfast was good, but oh so 3514714. (•IS) «77 6222 collect. Will 352-3538 raises is increasing dues at about 8 percent annually. WILL PRESENT AN OUTSTAN- early. The walk was cold, but the atKHH, fttevttttom. 1 F. rmte. for Wtr. a Spr. qtr. DING FASHION SHOW WED. thought was warm. Alpha Gam Close to campus. Call 352 375*. Silver bracelet found Sunday on He said OEA state officials plan to discuss proposed PBS. II, 1:10 am. FOR Love. Lll' Amy a Lll' Tlml. Sfigtr, : , Trouo SI. Call Denlse at 3H-«Ol. DETAILS, SEE AO IN TODAY'S Your portrait In beautiful pastels cuts with representatives of its 200 full-time Found let black kitten wearing a HELP WANTED employees. ■O HEWS, by a professional artist. Plan red collar with llngle bells. The Fabulous Frequency Finder ahead tor Mother's Day. Only Employment available. June Found near WBGU TV Call Is coming to Offenheuer East SS0.00. Ml 79*1. Sept Kitchen, bartenders, 35*1743. sometime today. 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Walston Photography 3511004 'ft" ■tilUHittfi .vti m at! * STheBGsports News 2-8-80 SG women Incentive: cagers win MAC tourney keeps teams battling by Pat K»nn»dy overall, but Weinert said he has a Bowling Green will remain on the road game staff reporter concern when he plays at WMU. road after Saturday, traveling to ADA, Ohio - Bowling Green's "The worst defeat since I've been Chicago Monday to play Loyola. women's basketball team had lost Incentive. in the MAC was at Western," he BG leads the series 24-19, but the If the Mid-American Conference 11 straight road games before last said. "Even in the formidable last seven games has been won by night, as it downed Ohio Northern, race were like this last season, two years we were close in losses to the home team, including the teams - Bowling Green and Toledo 56-50, behind freshman Melissa Toledo and Central, but the biggest Falcons' 74-71 win last season. Chase's 23 points. - would be fighting for the cham- defeats were at Western. Chase hit 10 of 18 from the field pionship and for a berth in the "NOW IF JOE (Faine, BG's Senior Leroy Stampley leads the NCAA post-season tournament leading scorer with an average of and three of four from the line, Ramblers, who have dropped two including four straight baskets at But this season, with seven teams 17.3) couldn't play (because of the of their five losses to DePaul, rank- eligible for the first MAC basket- flu), it would be a real concern for one stretch in the second half that ed number one in the nation. gave the Falcons, 6-J5, a 41-33 edge ball tournament, the incentive to us. I look for Western to be an out- Elsewhere in the MAC this play even harder remains. and-out bear." with 8:46 left. weekend, Northern Illinois travels But Ohio Northern fought back to Faine had to miss yesterday's to Ball State, Toledo visits Kent "EVERYBODY'S PLAYING for practice with the flu, after scoring within one, 45-44, with 4:02 left State, Ohio hosts Central Michigan before Chris Tuttle (who finished something," BG coach John 16 points in the Falcons' 6441 win and Eastern Michigan visits Weinert said. '-(Miami coach) Dar- with eight), Chase, and Deanne over Miami to raise their record to Miami. rell Hedric said after we beat them 17-3,10-1 in the MAC. Knoblauch all hit baskets for a 51- (Wednesday) they have to win The Broncos, led by Kenny Cunn- 44 lead with two and a half minutes three of four games to get the ingham and his 24.5 point average left. home-court advantage in the first (12th best in the nation), have won MAC Standings round of the tournament. three of the last four meetings bet- THE POLAR Bears didn't quit Everybody is out to get everybody ween the clubs in Kalamazoo, while MAC All Qim.s though, slicing BG's lead to 51-48, else. the Falcons have taken this W-L W-L before Chase dropped two foul "I don't know if there's one great season's encounter, in overtime, Bowling Green 10-1 17-3 shots and Knoblauch added team, one good team and four 7045. Toledo 10-1 17-4 another to secure the win. average teams (in the conference). "We had Rosie (Barnes) on him Northern Illinois 7-4 11-9 Ohio Northern, 104, jumped out I know there are 10 teams capable (Cunningham) and then we switch- Miami 5-6 7-14 to a 12-4 advantage, before BG of beating anybody." ed to Marcus (Newburn) They did a Western Michigan 5-6 10-11 called time out and then outscored One of those "capable" teams is good job on him," Weinert said. Ball State 5-7 11-11 ONU 12-2 to lead 16-14 on a JiU Western Michigan - the Falcons' "We don't play very well there at Central Michigan 4-7 10-10 Donaldson jumper with nine opponent Saturday. The Broncos Western Michigan. I don't think it's Eastern Michigan 4-7 10-11 minutes left in the half. are in fourth place in the MAC with in the players' mind, but it's in the Kent State 4-8 6-15 BG didn't trail again, although a W conference mark and are 10-11 back of my mind." Ohio 2-9 5-16 ONU tied it before Sue Pokelsek's bucket with 19 seconds to go gave the Falcons a 27-25 halftime lead. Ohio Northern out rebounded BG DiMaggio recalls historic game 42-41, as Sue Cowman topped the baseball booster organization, at- Falcons with nine boards. CLEVELAND (AP) - Some of the base hits if I wasn't playing so close BG hit 39.7 percent (25 of 63), times he's spent in Cleveland, tended by more than 1,100 people. to the line." "It rained the night before," while the Polar Bears shot 33.3 baseball Hall of Famer Joe DiMag- DiMaggio vividly remembers percent (20 of 60). gio would prefer to forget - in- DiMaggio recalled of the final day one of the plays, with Keltner rang- of his streak. "It rained very The Falcons travel to Western cluding the night of July 17,1941. ing into foul territory after snat- Michigan Saturday. That was the night Indians third heavy. I don't know how they got ching a ground ball, then throwing baseman Ken Keltner robbed the the field into playing condition. hard to nip him at first base. New York Yankee outfielder of two "And there's Kenny out there "If it hadn't rained the night playing left field," he joked, amen- before, I would have beat it," club clips_ base hits, stopping DiMaggio's staff photo by Tim Westhoven phenomenal hitting streat at 56 ding that to "a long third base." DiMaggio said, smiling at Keltner. games. "Joe never bunted," Keltner DiMaggio was received en- Bowling Qreen center Mike Mlday (34) looks for an open team- Bowling Green's men's club DiMaggio and Keltner were said, explaining why he played so thusiastically by the crowd mate agalnat Miami Wednesday In a game BQ won 64-61 at volleyball team will host a five- reunited at a Wednesday luncheon deep. "Both balls were hit very Wednesday, receiving three stan- Anderson Arena. The Falcons travel to Western Michigan tomor- team tournament Sunday in of the Wahoo Club, Cleveland's hard. They both would have been ding ovations. row for a 2 p.m. contest. Anderson Arena. 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