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Demolition causes parking problems
JEFF HINDENACH lots According lo her, they were MANAGING fciiiioR worried about being held liable for any damage done to the parked cars. You're late. You jump into your so they though it would be safer to car and speed off to campus. You go close down the lots. screeching into Loi 4 by the smoke- According to McArthur. soon the stack where you always park only to slack will be at a height where the find it's closed Instead, you have to contractors will be-able to knock the park on the other side of campus, rest down with a wrecking ball. walk to class and are extremely late. When that happens, both lots will be More and more students and dosed, bin the wrecking should not teachers arc experiencing this sce- last long. nario due to the sporadic closing of 'The contractors are pretty much Lots 4 and E by the smoke stack, on schedule." he said. "When the which is currentl) being taken scaffolding comes down, the wreck- down. But. according to Stacie ing ball should come in." Enriquez. administrative assistant of Additionally, after the stack parking and traffic, there is not comes down, both lots will also be much they can do to warn students reconstructed. But McArthur said ami faculty about the closings. that this will be done after spring "We are at the mercy of the con semester is over and before the sum- tractor." she said. "We usually get mer classes stan. notified the morning ol the closing Enriquez reminds students that It all depends on the weather condi- even though the closings are an tions, and we can't predict the inconvenience, the construction will weather." be over soon, and the new parking James McArthut. interim direct.a lots will be an added bonus. ol the design and construction "We know it is an inconvenience department, s.ud thai almost .m> and we do sympathize." she said kind of bad weather can affect the "Bui jusl keep in mind thai this is a work. Even though the) cm watch tempoiary job and thai u will be the weather reports the day before, over soon " any condition may pop up in the Enriquez also reminds students early morning. that Lot 4 is not the only commuter "Any negative weather condi- lot on campus tions can hinder the construction, "The red commuter tag means MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News including temperature and wind pat that you can park in any commuter SMOKE STACK — Even though the smoke stack will be coming down in the next few weeks, the construction is resulting in the terns." he said lot on campus." she laid. Also, stu- sporadic closing of Lot 4 and E. This upsets many students and faculty who go to park there and find it closed without warning. Enriquez said that the closing of dents can take advantage of the shut- the lots was not a University deci- lie buses so they won't be late to sion, but one made b\ the contrac- their classes." Inauguration Crfiv>e spree invade* BowUn^ Green welcomes Tire slashing Undercover officer makes drug arrest STEFANIE SIZEMORK. party when he tried to sell an under- keep an eye on all the establish USG members STAFF WRITER cover policeman two hits of the ments around town." he SARA GRAZIANO vandal caught drug Ecstasy, also known as X. SUM WRITER "We have I STEFANIE SIZEMORE a parking lot on Scott Hamilton A 22-year old Findlay man was The BGPD has been placing undercover officers at all the bars getting a lo STAFF WRTTEJt Avenue. arrested for drug trafficking and The new Undergraduate Sludeni drug abuse Saturday night at Star- around Bowling Green, according complaints Police questioned Franz on from studc Government members for next year dust. to lieutenant Brad Connor, police Last Thursday, police arrested why he slashed the tire. and lc were sworn in al last night's USG information officer for the Bowling and charged a male for criminal "I was just drunk and when I Angelas Kostandinos. a wrestler about Slardu meeting damaging and named him an offi- drink I do stupid things," Franz from the University of Findlay. was Green Police Department. so we are defit Marcos Popovich and Rebecca cial suspect in the recent spree of said to police. arrested at Stardust's after-hours "We use undercover officers (o focusing NietO were sworn in as USG's new tire slashings. Franz denied ever doing any- them." president and vice president. Twenty-seven-year-old Joseph thing like this before. "We use undercover officers to keep an eye Connor "We've been waning for this, and M. Franz of Cygnet was arrested "1 had no involvement in the on all the establishments around town. We said polic I'm excited." Popovich said. after he was seen slashing the other tire slashings." he said. have been "Tonight's the nighl. I'm president tires of a car on Scott Hamilton Although Franz denied having have been getting a lot of complaints from getting now We have a lot of dedicated peo- Avenue. any involvement in the other tire students and locals about Stardust, so we com- ple here willing to go out of their According to Lieutenant Brad slashing incidents, police believe plaints way for this campus." Connor, police information offi- he might be responsible. are definitely focusing on them." about NietO vvas also excited about cer for the Bowling Green Police "Because of the similarity of Brad Connor drugs being sworn in at USG. "It's going to be a great year." Department, Franz is the only the crimes and the location, he is BdPD Lieutenant suspect. definitely our main suspect," i See ARREST, page 6. Nieto said. "I believe in our new- "We believe he might have Connor said. members, and we'ie going to be building on what the previous presi- been involved in the other Police will have to wait a few dent and vice president and the rest crimes," Connor said. weeks to get evidence back from of the members have done this An eye witness reported seeing a lab to be able to confirm 2 gunmen assault student VC.Il " Franz exit a white minivan, walk whether or not Franz is connected short to medium length hair. about the sexual assault and, STEFANIE SIZEMORE Popovich and Nieto's chief of up to a car and slash its tires with to the other crimes. STAFF WRITER believes as long as people ate, The other suspeel was described Staff, Rebecca Filch, was also sworn "We have submitted several a knife. as approximately 6' 1-2" tall with smart the) will he sale in lasl night. Fitch was formerly items as evidence and a lab will Police were contacted, and Last Thursday night, a 23-year- dirty blonde, short, straight hair "I can not believe some-, USG's coordinator for Dance Thursday a warrant was put out be evaluating those,"- Connor old male BGSU student was and a short stubby beard. Ihing like ihis happened in Marathon. said. "We should know something for Franz's arrest. Police picked abducted and sexually assaulted. Dick Gullufsen. police informa- Bowling Green." she said | "I'm very excited about being up Franz later that day while he in the next few weeks." The student was walking down tion officer, said the University "This does not really scare ! selected." Filch said. "We're all was walking around downtown Franz has only been charged East Merry Street across from the police are taking this seriously. me. though, because I think I going to do a great job next year." Bowling Grjen. with the one incident, but if found Oak Grove Cemetery when a late "A crime that involves a gun as long as people walk ml The new USG representatives Franz initially denied slashing to be connected to the rest of the model dark-green Jeep Grand and abduction and a sexual assault groups in well lit areas ihcv f were also sworn in last night. Newly any tires, but after police advised tire slashing, the charges will is very serious, and we are limited will be sale Cherokee pulled up beside him. 1 elected off-campus and at-large rep- him that there was an eye witness, change. Two white males, ages 30-35. on the information we can give Campola believes overall resentatives were sworn in. as well he changed his story. Craig Warner, senior TCOM pulled out a silver, revolver-type out." he said. that the University is a safe' as organizational representatives Franz stated that he got off major, hopes that police charge handgun and ordered the male to Police are advising that students campus. who carried over from last year. work from the Aztec Wednesday Franz with every crime individu- get in the car. avoid walking alone at night and be "I live in lite dorms and I feeP April Childers is a newly sworn night and went to Uptown Bar ally. He then was driven to another alert of suspicious persons and really safe walking around cam-] in at-large representative and Howard's. "It would be nice to see who- on-campus location where he was vehicles. pus." she said- "I honestly^ "I'm really excited, and I think After the burs closed, he went ever is responsible pay for what sexually assaulted. They also suggest walking con- believe that if you use your^ it's going to be a great year," to an after-hours party on Scott they have done, and I think charg- The driver of the vehicle was fidently and being alert to your sur- head you will be safe." Hamilton Avenue. ing him for every car would be described as having a dark-com- roundings. He then admitted slashing a good," he said. "It's unrealistic, plexion, approximately 5'8-9" tall. Sara Campola. sopho- i See USG, page 6. tire with a knife on a car parked in but it would be nice." 140 pounds and clean shaven with more TCOM major, heard EAG remembers Earth Day with week-long celebration NICOLE VALEK mutual responsibility to act now as ° Also Tuesday, a political debate be a free concert on the steps of Sad- product with less packaging." said trustees of Earth, seeking the choic- on the environment with College diemire at 8 p.m. Charlene Waggoner, interim director STAFF WRITER es in ecology, economics and ethics Democrats and Republicans will be of environmental programs. "We ° Friday. April 21. there will be a that will eliminate pollution, pover- held in 1007 Business Administra- really need to think beyond the walk for Earth. Students can sign up ty, violence, foster peaceful tion Building at 7 p.m. object, and look more toward recy- The University Environmental at the local mall. progress, awaken the wonder of life cling and reusing objects, along with Action Group (EAG) is hosting a ° Wednesday. April 19, is Corri- and realize the best potential for the alternative choices." .veek-long celebration for the 30th dor Day. Information tables repre- "It is very important for students future of human adventure." to get involved in these activities. inniversary of Earth Day. senting 29 different displays will The EAG will have organic non- bring awareness to. different envi- This week is a good opportunity to bleached T-shirts lor sale, free mag- The following events will be held The purpose of Earth Day is to ronmental issues and organizations. educate students on campus on now azines, petitions lo sign and a wealth jromote environmental action and throughout the week: These tables will be set up from 10 important it is to take care of the of information about environmental ■H-.ite an awareness in order lo ° All week long, members of a.m. to 4 p.m. between the Business earth." said Justine Magsig. assistant issues, organizations, activism and political campaigns. ncrease global stewardship of EAG will be camping oul around the Administration and Education build- director of environmental programs. ings. Earth. clock tower, and University students There are many ways students "Earth Day is symbolic because The first Earth Day was March are encouraged to join in. " There will also be a keynote can help make an impact. the earth is suffering from the speaker. Dr. Thornas MacNamee. impact of humans, and by the Uni- !l. 1970 and was celebrated in the ° Tuesday. April 18. a critical who will be speaking about the rein- "One of the biggest things we do versity's participation, it is an The Falcon team :ity of San Francisco. mass demonstration will take place troduction of wolves into Yellow- in this country is consume. When attempt to get students more enthu- iosts Defiance today at John McConnell, founder of in front of the Union. Students are stone at 7 p.m. in Olscamp 101. purchasing a product, really think siastic about saving Earth." said ''.p.m. •arth Day. said via the Internet. "All encouraged to bring bikes and about whether you really need it or Kristin Vessey. instructor of envi- ndividuals and institutions have a rollerblades. ° Thursday, April 20. there will look at the possibility of choosing a ronmental programs. I I I page 2 The BG News Tuesday, April IS, 2000 ,;• WORLD www. bgnews.com/ap
The World In Brief Anti-Cuban feelings may be fading THE ASSOCIATED PRESS University. "It would be terrific if phony Orchestra, high school and Racial violence intensi- this could be used as a basis lo nego- college sports teams. fies in Zimbabwe HAVANA— Video clips of con- tiate other points." There also have been steady gressmen, high-powered attorneys According to a Newsweek poll moves in Congress to at least par- HARARE. Zimbabwe (AP) — and television news personalities released Saturday. 53 percent of tially lift the four-decade-old U.S. Fearing for their safely, aboul 80 from the long-demonized United Americans believe Elian should be embargo against the communist white farmers and their families Slates are suddenly slaplcs on com- returned to his father in Cuba. The island refused to return to their fields yes- munist Cuba's state television. poll, conducted among 752 adults on A number of members of Con- ttrday after Mack squatters killed a Polls showing a majority of April 13-14. hada margin of error of gress who support an easing of the while farmer over the weekend and Americans think 6-year-old Elian 4 perceniage points. embargo also have sided with badly beat five others. Gonzalez should be returned to But Americans who think the boy Elian's father. Juan Miguel Gonza- Wiih violence occurring through- Cuba, as well as like-minded edilori- should be returned to Cuba do not lez, who is currently in Washington cut ihe Macheke district, 75 miles als from leading U.S. newspapers, necessarily agree with the country's in hopes of being reunited with his cast of Harare, farmers said today are reprinted in the Communist system of government. boy and returning with him to Cuba. they would sta> out of the area until Party newspaper. "Cuba is a repressive society, a Over the past week. U.S. Repre- police and military officials could Since the custody battle over society governed by a dictator from sentatives Maxine Waters. D-Calif., guarantee security. l-lian began. Fidel Castro's govern- whom thousands have fled," U.S. and Sheila Jackson-Lee. D-Texas, Tim Henwood. head of the Com- ment has found itself in rare agree- Attorney General Janet Reno recent- have been interviewed live during a mercial Farmers Union, was sched- ment with a majority of Americans ly said in a speech arguing for the daily evening television program uled to meei in Harare with Dumiso and even President Clinton — and it boy's return to his father. bringing Cuban citizens up to date Dabengwa. the Home Affairs Minis- has gone out of its way to make sun- But a decade after the collapse of on the Elian case. ter in charge of the police Cubans understand that not every- the Soviet Union, the case highlights The Rev. Joan Brown Campbell, one in the United Stales holds the that the strong anti-Cuba feelings former head of the National Council anti-Castro views of many Cuban thai once were common in the Unit- of Churches, and Gonzalez's Ameri- African nations to trade exiles in Miami. ed States may be fading. can attorney. Gregory Craig, have live elephants to stop "There is no controversy between That has been the sign over the also been featured on state televi- poaching ihe governments of Cuba and the past two years as President Clinton sion. United Stales." Ricardo Alarcon. has moved to increase "people to Since the beginning of the battle . NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) — Five president of Cuba's National Assem- people" contacts by relaxing travel in early December —just days after African nations and India reached a bly, said earlier this year. Washing- restrictions for Americans who want Elian was rescued off the coast of consensus yesterjiay on ivory trade ton officials "very clearly have rec- to visit Cuba. Florida — Cuban officials here have iftcr convincing Kenya that no sales ognized that this child should be The first direct charter flights emphasized that they had no real would lake place until an effective returned to hi; father as quickly as from New York and Los Angeles to beef with Washington over its han- monitoring system is pul into effect possible." Cuba have been announced in recent dling of the case, aside from its to prevent elephant poaching. Havana's real fight has been with months, in addition to charter ser- slowness to move. Once the monitoring system is leaders in Miami's Cuban-American vice from Miami. In early January. U.S. Immigra- developed and implemented, the community, who are battling lo keep More than 160.000 U.S. citizens tion Commissioner Doris Meissner agreement would permit South Elian in ihe United Slates and have visited the island last year, Cuban ruled that Elian should be returned Africa. Namibia. Botswana and used the case lo attack Castro, their Tourism Minister Ibrahim Ferradaz to his father and Cuba, and said that Zimbabwe to trade in live elephants political nemesis. said this week. The U.S. citizens only Gonzalez had the right to speak and their hides While using the case lo lash oul were a small bul notable portion of for his son. Both Reno and Clinton Associated Press Photo The countries leached the con- at them, the Cuban government also the more than 1.6 million tourists backed the decision sensus shortly before public debate has reached out to other Americans thai Cuba says it drew in 1999. Cuban authorities have grumbled on ihe contentious issue was to have who in this post Cold War-era no American visitors over the past about Reno's failure to move more CUBANS WAIT—Cuban citizens stand under a sign calling for begun at a conference on interna- longer view communist Cuba strict- year have included U.S. senators. rapidly to reunite father and son. but the return of Elian Gonzalez to Cuba. The over four month long tional Hade in endangered species. ly through an ideological prism. Illinois Gov. George Ryan, the Balti- expressed gratitude for what they debate continues, but some predict the conflict may bring a "This case is snowing Ihe poten- more Orioles, American literary consider her fair-handed handling of greater compromise between the Cuban and the United States tial for compromise between the See what's new giants Arthur Miller and William the case — something they said government. U.S. and Cuba." said Susan Eck- Styron. a high school debating team would have been impossible at the in the news!! stein, a Cuba specialist irom Boston from Oregon, the Milwaukee Sym- heigl . of the Cold War.
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Their fraternity name was not mentioned once throughout the Letters to the Editor paper, not even in the captions of the Attendance policies not all bad photographs. Coverage of Beta 500 unity on BGSU's campus, it is a Beta 500 and the brothers of the wonderful event attended by not I love the sun. The weather we What about the students who aren't insufficient only Greek students, but BGSU Beta Theta Pi fraternity deserve more recognition for an event they have had lately is making me down- as self-disciplined? If the University alumni and other members of cam- right giddy. Seeing people sprawled abolished attendance policies alto- I am writing in regards to yester- pus. Little Sibs 'n Kids weekend orchestrated for BGSU's campus and the Ronald McDonald House. on blankets all over campus, playing gether, don't you think a lot of peo- day's issue of The BG News. I was coincides with this event, and many ple who couldn't afford to miss class surprised thai there was no article on Their hard work and dedication with dogs, rollerblading and playing campus students bring their visitors catch. 1 get an overwhelming desire would be overcome with their new- the successful philanthropy spon- to the race. raised a lot of money and provided a found freedom and end up really fun afternoon for students, siblings to chuck all my academic responsi- sored by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. I was shocked when I read bility, grab some friends and play hurting by the end of the semester'" All of the numerous proceeds from through the paper and saw no article and alumni. this philanthropy go to the Ronald about this successful and unifying outside. In her opinion, that's (heir proh McDonald House, a very worthy event. The Beta Theta Pi fraternity Abbey Spoonmore I'm sure I'm not the only one lcm. We're all adults. The question cause. 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Portugal — As gas billowed across Ihe darkened thought the power was deliberately cut tenced dance floor, Joaquim Dias felt his eyes watering and his throat The dead were a 20-year-old Spanish woman, burning. He dipped his sweater in his drink and covered his Ester Ramos Lopez of Madrid, and six Angolans mouth. ' CLEVELAND (AP) — A Cleve- between 20 and 25 years old. The gas had come from two canisters thought to have con- land man who slipped oul of his Lisbon City councilor Vasco Franco said the club tained pepper gas set off inside a crowded nightclub early Sun- 1997 murder (rial and was on Ihc run abided by all legal safety measures and was day just as the lights were cut. Seven people died in the pan- for more lhan Iwo years before inspected three months ago. Carmo Paiva. a wit- icked stampede. being caughl in New Orleans was ness, said the club had four emergency exits but "People were running everywhere." said Dias. 25. 'The everyone boitcd for the narrow front entrance. senlenced Monday in Ihe slaying of dance floor suddenly emptied. There were people on the floor, his girlfriend. Some fell and were trampled on by the others." others were being carried out." Paiva said. Jerry Young, 58, was senlenced Autopsy results on the seven bodies arc expected today, but in Cuyahoga Coumy Common Pleas The nightclub is on a cobblestone street in the it appeared they were crushed, according to state television busy riverside area of Alcantara, where dozens of Court to 21 years to life for killing RTP. Sixty people were treated for breathing difficulties and Kelly Madison. 37. of Cleveland, in clubs are located. Police have searched the building minor injuries. 1995. said Kimhcrly Kowalski. and studied security camera tape. They said they Associated Press Photo Witnesses said at least 500 people, mostly Africans, were have identified a number of suspects, but no arresls spokeswoman for the Cuyahoga inside the Luanda club, which is named altei the capital of the have been made County Prosecutor's office. African nation of Angola. Lisbon has a large African population, mostly GASSED—Joaquim Dias talks to journalists in front of a police Young was on trial lor murder in No one claimed responsibility for whal appeared to be a immigrants from the country's five former African station in Lisbon. Two canisters believed to contain pepper gas June 1997 when he lied the court- planned attack. were hurled inside a crowded Lisbon nightclub Sunday, leaving house during a lunch break, just colonies, including Angola; however, racist attacks An employee at the club who asked that his name not be are infrequent. seven people dead after hundreds stampeded toward the before he was expected to testify. He used told The Associated Press the canisters were set off inside Thro 13 people were killed when exits to escape the fumes. was convicted without being present the club, not thrown in from outside. of killing Madison hooded gunmen burst into a discotheque in the Authorities did not specify whal sort *>i gas was used, but northern Portuguese town of Amarante and set it o n tire. Four men were convicted in ihe attack, which was prompted by Police officer threatens rivalry with another club in ihe rural lovvn. other officer JEFFERSON. Ohio (AP) — A Mother vows to fight censorship of daughter's photos Cleveland police officer was charged Monday with pointing his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland formed a legal defense fund, which But prosecutors and a grand jury disagreed, agreement but thai she did it to protect her service revolver at the forehead of organized the rally. The American Civil Liber- saying the two photos, turned over in police by daughter an Ashlabula County sheriff's OBERLIN. Ohio — A woman who made a ties Union of Ohio also backed Stewart. a Mansfield photo lab. were lewd. White s.nd yesterday that he has been pay- deputy who was trying to break up a deal with prosecutors to avoid trial for tak ng The ease caused l.orain Count) Prosecutor Stewart avoided trial and the possibility ol in;., attention to what Stewart said about the rowdy camping parly nude photos of her 8-ycar-old daughier isn't Gregory White to be given a Jefferson Muzzle 16 years in prison by signing an agreement ease to make sure she doesn't violate the Patrolman Stephen Jones, a traf- shying away from the national exposure the — a tongue-in cheek censorship award issued April 4 to give up the two photos so ihe) can agreement fic officer, was being held on case received. annually to 12 people by the Thomas Jefferson be destroyed. She also had to acknowledge "We obviously aie watching the situation. $250,000 bond. He was charged in Cynthia Stewart. 48, of Obcrlin, planned to Center for the Protection of Free Expression. that the photos could be interpreted as sexual- If she does something that repudiates the Eastern County Court with felonious speak about her case and lhank supporters at a Stewart was accused ot taking lewd pic- ly oriented even though they weren't meant to agreement, then we will deal with that." he assault and assault on a police offi- rally yesterday. unes last summer of her daughter rinsing her- be. said "The case has noi been dismissed. It will cer, brandishing a firearm while People from all over the United States and self in the bathtub with a shower spray. Slew- Court papers said she must complete .ii go forward if it has to." resisting arrest, aggravated disorder- elsewhere donated more than S40.000 so she art, who has taken more than 40.000 pictures least six months of counseling on adolescent In a couple of interviews with local news ly conduct and possessing a weapon could fight what they said was a violation ot of her daughter, maintained the photos were sexuality and demonstrate an understanding of papers. Stewari has said she never should have while intoxicated, said county Pros- her free speech rights. Community members simplv an artistic documentation of the girl's what constitutes sexually oriemed material been prosecuted and that the photos should not ecutor Thomas Sartini. in this college town 30 miles southwest of life. 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"I'm looking forward "I think USG has greater visibili- to working with Marcos and Rebec- SARA GRAZIANO Christie Chipps listed USG's STAFF WRITER accomplishments this year and ty now, and (he other thing I want lo ca and the rest of USG." urged next year's members to carry applaud is your hanging in there and on the trend. working on the constitution and Nicole Hooper, at-large represen- Last night this year's USG mem- bers had their final USG meeting, USG entertainment co-chair Joel bylaws," Overland said. 'This is a tative, was also sworn in last night. Freimark offered a less rosy assess- good beginning, and next year's and members reflected on their time group can take it to the next level." in USG. ment of last year's student govern- 'This looks like a great group of ment. USG completed their bylaws last As USG president Clint Gault's night, amending sections about the people, and I'm happy lo work with "If you're not working for the term expired, he said being in USG students, you're not doing what summer student government and everybody," Hooper said. "I've set a has been a good experience for him. you're supposed to do." Freimark election rules. "This has been a great year, and said. "You need to know where your Kale Newnam helped to draft the lot of goals for next year and I'm I've grown so close to so many peo- students stand. Following procedure new bylaw amendments. looking forward to meeting them." ple." Gault said. is another part of doing what you're "This is simply an elaboration." Gault's advice for next year's supposed to do." Newnam said. "We added more Brian Saxton. at-large representa- USG members was to stay focused Freimark also offered a criticism duties for the summer student gov- and aim high. tive, agreed that he was looking for- of his own USG position. ernment, and elaborated on the "You're going to bicker from "I feel that I did little for USG as penalties that can be given during ward to being a part of USG next time to time, but we're all like a big the entertainment chair, and I think elections." family," Gault said. "You need to this is a reflection of the position not USG also read a bill that would year. reach for your dreams, goals, and the person." Freimark said. keep the spirit rock near Peregrine "I'm looking forward lo serving." desires, and keep reaching for the Wanda Overland. USG adviser, Pond in its current location. Voting stars." offered a positive assessment of on the bill will be the responsibility Saxton said. "I appreciate how the Former USG Vice President USG's past year. of next year's USG members student body has put iheir trust in mc by electing me to this position, and l ARREST Continued from page 1. mean closing down these establish- To hope I can be worthy of it." ments or ending after-hours." he One of the first actions taken by being used and sold the nights that said. Head/th^ BG Newy Stardust holds their after-hour raves. Doug Dorcn. owner of Stardust, Eccnv homework/ the new USG legislature was to Uptown also holds after-hour may be one step ahead of the police. nominate candidates for speaker raves on Friday nights, and Connor "In my effort to make sure this said police are also focusing in on does not happen again. I am thinking EAT Julie Rinehart. off-campus repre- them. about discontinuing after-hours all watch BG 24 sentative, and Jason Sobota. at-large "We want to solve the complaints together," Doren said. we are getting." he said. "People are Doren said that he does not want feed/a*id/walk dog- representative, were nominated. The also complaining about the noise." to create this kind of environment, MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Mews and will cooperate fully to solve the new speaker will be elected next Connor said that if these types of SWEARING IN — Mark Verhklin, parliamentarian, swears in USG problems continue, police will look problem. week. President Marcos Popovich and USG Vice President Rebecca into closing down the bars or ending "We obviously do not condone the raves. any kind of drug use and we want to I Nieto. "If this type of activity continues, do whatever we can to solve this we will have to act, and that may problem." he said. Looking for something to enhance your marketability? Consider pursuing the... 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Wooster GREENBRIAR, INC www. newloverealty. com 'J page 7 The BG News Tuesday. Apn I 18,2000 SPORTS www. bgnews.com/sporls Colon Draft full of out of Finley making himself contrasts, service characters ASSOCIATED PRESS Tin: I in Assin mil) PRESS CLEVELAND — The Cleveland The commish told his people to Indians could be without No. 1 at home on Lake Erie go heavy on character this year A. slarter Bartolo Colon for ihree few actually did. Someday, ihcy will weeks alter the right-hander was THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be credited with saving the No Fun placed on the disabled list yesterday League from itself. with a slight tear in his left oblique CLEVELAND — Chuck Finley The weekend draft in New York muscle. looks about as "Cleveland" as ■ scd in fits and starts The No- Colon, who has not pitched well hometown comedian Drew Carey I choice barely spoke. No. 2 would- this season despite a 2-1 record, sus- pulls off "Holly wood." n't stop. There was an awkward tained the injury during a loss Satur- Finley's blcached-blond hair. silence when nobody knew what to day to the Texas Rangers. Colon chiseled looks. California-cool atti- say in N lasted jusl 3 1-3 innings, but didn't tude and movie star wife would Then the spring on Al Davis' tell anyone he was hurl until Sunday. make the 6-foot-6 left-hander stand mousetrap sprung. At No. 17. the The Indians placed Colon on the out in any locale, never mind the Raiders picked a tubby Polish kick 15-day DL bul aren"t sure how long shores of Lake Erie. er. Sebastian Janikowski. who trams he might lie sidelined. Cleveland But Finley. who spent 14 years b) attending postgame celebrations. general manager John Hart said yes- pitching for Ihe Anaheim Angels. What a fit: Pro football's version of terday it could be three weeks before a motorcycle gang gets a new leadei Colon returns. "I didn't want to get i'I the pack "It's a tear." Hart said. "It's not a It was hard to see the day heading serious tear, but it's one you have to run out of town in in that direction when it began. The take your time with to make sure it my first start here." Cleveland Browns used the first heals. It could be three weeks before Chuck Finley pick on Courtney Bl I Penn he's ready to pitch." State He is 6-foot-S and 270 Cleveland recalled reliever Sean Cleveland Indians Pitcher pounds, yet faster than many run- DePaula from Triple-A Buffalo to ning backs He made the All-Big Ten fill Colon's roster spot. DePaula. rep. if, card team every yeat who was 1-0 in three games for the sure looked at home Sunday on the Brown is everything the league Bisons, was a late season callup for mound in Jacobs Field. needs at the moment and he'll likely the Indians last year and pitched so Making his long-awaited Cleve- say fewer words in a season than well that he was added to the post- land debut. Finley gave Indians fans some guys will clearing their season roster. an April preview of the kind of per- throats Colon has struggled with his con- formance they need from him in LaVar Arrington. for instance ditioning since the start of spring October. He pitched a five-hitter, Brown's Penn Stale teammale had training and appears to be much striking out 13 and allowing one just been moved from one round of heavier than his listed weight of 230. unearned run in a 2-1 win over the interviews to another room and However, Hart said Colon's Texas Raneers. an old Plnlmi n<-me- another round ol interviews, but it being out of shape did not contribute "We signed him to pitch games was his mother who seemed to this injury. just like that." general manager John exhausted "I asked Ihe same question of our Hart said yesterday. "And that's "That son of mine." Carolyn doctors." Hart said. "But they said what he did. That was a jewel." Arrington said, "he sure can talk " no (Pitcher Steve) Karsay had the Finley. who signed a three-year. Good thing The draft needed lame injury last year and he was in $27 million contract with the Indi- characters, loo great shape It's a matler-ol-fact ans in November, seemed relieved to The NFL has timed, weighed, injury you see pop up from lime lo get his first win after a pair of no- poked, probed, profiled, catalogued, time." decisions to start the season interviewed and investigated past Karsay was out for 23 days last "I didn't want to gel run out of incoming classes Mih a zeal worthy season with the injury. town in my first start here." Finley Ol "The X-Files" This incoming Still, the Indians were not pleased said smiling. class got that treatment twice when Colon arrived al training camp Still, despite pitching his 58th With two current players under overweight and Hart hinted that the career complete game and breaking indictment for murder and nearly team would use the next lew weeks a major league record. Finley two dozen others arrested for a van to address Colon's fitness. walked off ihe mound to a standing ety of offenses, the face the league Colon seemed to be off his game ovation in the ninth looking like he often presented to the public last from the oulset Saturday against the would suffer one of the toughest season was a mug shot Commis- Rangers. He circled around the hard-luck losses imaginable. sioner Paul Tagliabue has no idea mound between bailers, his fastball Texas scored its lone run in the how (o identify the potential crimi- wasn't as overpowering as usual and fourth when Finley. already the only nals sprinkled among (he 2.500 he was relying on changeups more pitcher in history to twice strike out Associated Press Photo players already in the league, but he than normal. four batters in an inning, did it again. OUT OF TOWNER - Indians pitcher Chuck Finley delivers a pitch in the first inning of Sunday's made Ihis poinl over and over: "1 noticed he was bending over, A miscommumcation with catch- game against the Texas Rangers. Finley struck out 13 Rangers in his Jacob's Field debut. Teams can'! begin searching early but he didn't tell me was hurt. He er Einar Diaz resulted in a passed enough didn't say anything lo me." said ball on strike three, allowing Chad Caution is nor (he first quality Indians manager Charlie Manuel. Curtis to reach base with two outs. do so many limes as an opponent, Finley's 16-9 career mark againsi ring is part of what broughl (he 37- thai comes lo mind watching Arring- On Sunday. Manuel said Bobby Ivan Rodriguez followed with an (he Indians rallied in (he ninth to win the New York Yankees is one of the year-old Finley (o Cleveland. And ton. He asked the Redskins for the RBI single, and with starter Esteban Wilt, who unexpectedly made the when Manny Ramirez and Jim biggest reasons the Indians signed $27 million, of course. same number Lawrence Taylor Loaiza shutting down the Indians' wore Bul under (hat jersey lurks a Indians' roster this spring, would Thome hu back-to-back homers. him. But he's had nothing but trou- Finley has never suited a post- likely take Colon's spot in the rota- hitters, the Rangers appeared lo have "The best thing about the whole ble against the Rangers, entering thoughtful young man His game, season game, and hasn't been in the tion and could start against the Red the only run (hey would need day is that we got the win for Sunday's stan with a 8-17 record his clothes and his hairstyle are all Sox in Boston on Friday. "I already did all I could do," said Chuck." Thome said. "He pitched and 4.73 ERA againsi Texas. playoffs since 1986. But after just about ihe moment, but his upbring- . Witt, who is in his 14th year in Finley. who has 23 strikeouts in his about as good as you can pilch " "That's the best I've ever seen one stan at the Jake, he can already ing was definitely old school. the majors, has appeared in four last two starts. "If I was going to Finley (hrew 125 pilches, using him throw." said second baseman imagine' what it will be like to pitch "Everybody that sels foot within games in long relief this season. The lose Ihe game. I was going to lose every variation of fastball, change- Luis Alicea. who went l-for-4. here in October. the NFL has a responsibility.' right-hander has allowed three runs the game. If I was going to lose by up. curve and splitter on his menu. "Everything was good: his curve, his "These fans are great." he said. , Arrington said. "If you have any and 10 hits in 7 1-3 innings. one run. then I would lose by one "I was throwing everything," fastball, his split. He gave them a "They slay around until the final out. type of association, whether it be', - The 24-year-old Colon"went 18-5 run." Finley said. "I think I surprised chance." I'm used to the crowd thinning out • See COLON, page 9. But jusl as Finley had seen them them. I had a buffet going for me." A chance to win a World Series by the fifth inning." l See DRAFT, page 9. Olympic Games Organizers downplay Sydney's problems Controversies abound over tickets, funding Aboriginal protests THE ASSOCIATED PRESS we have ever seen. The Sydney the two men exchanged kisses on and burning buildings, then come organizers are further ahead, and the cheek in a symbolic gesture of over." activist Charles Perkins said. LAUSANNE. Switzerland — have a better handle on the issues reconciliation. "It's 'burn. baby, burn' from now Don't believe all thai bad news com- lhan any previous Olympic organiz- Since then, reports of Sydney's on." ing out of Sydney as the Olympics ing committee." troubles have only continued: The IOC will address several approach. Speaking at a conference in Lon- —Protesters have promised to other matters during its three-day That's the message from a top don, Pound said Sydney's problems block bulldozers when construction meeting: International Olympic Committee have been exaggerated. of the beach volleyball venue starts —The IOC might consider East executive on the eve of a review of "The Australian public's passion next month at the famous Bondi Timor's request to participate in the Sydney's preparations for the for sport, plus the fact thai there are Beach. Sydney Games. The former Indone- games. four competing daily newspapers in —The rowing and canoeing sian province, which voted for inde- With less than five months before Sydney, have put the organizing venue at Penrith has been plagued pendence last year and is under U.N. the opening ceremony. Sydney committee under the spotlight, and by floating weeds. administration, does not fulfill the appears mired in trouble from ticket- in the lender hands of the local —Sydney's train and bus drivers criteria for Olympic recognition. But ing controversies to labor disputes to media on a daily, if not hourly, basis. have threatened to strike during the some would like to find a way for budget problems to threats of v iolcnt "This is a spotlight that no com- games. Easi Timor to be represented in protests by Aboriginals. pany in the world could endure, —International non-rights-hold- some way. These issues and others will be where every single issue is analyzed, ing broadcasters have protested —The IOC probably will move addressed today when organizers not always objectively nor even plans by organizers to ban them forward by two weeks the dates of make their latest progress report to knowledgeably. under the micro- from Homcbush. the site of most the 2004 Athens Games — from the IOC executive board. scope and dissected." venues. August to July — to avoid conflicts IOC Vice President Dick Pound —Organizers were forced lo drop with European soccer said there's nothing to be worked up Pound's comments mark a big change from his pronouncements at plans (o make Visa credit cards (he- —The IOC will review the new about. World Anti-Dopinp. Agency, includ- "Reading the local media and lis- the last IOC board meeting in Syd- only form of payment in (he next ing plans to conduct 2.500 out-of- tening to local politicians — assum- ney two months ago Then. Pound round of ticket sales. ing you have the stomach or assailed Sydney organizers for hav- The biggest worry is the threat ol compciition drug tests before the patience for either — you might be ing a "dysfunctional relationship" violent protests by Aboriginal Sydney Games, and assess research forgiven for thinking we have seri- with sponsors, treating sponsorship activists during the Sept IS-Oct I into a reliable test for ihe banned ous problems, that sponsors are dollars as a "milk cow" and setting games. hormone EPO. pulling out. that the organizing com- wildly unrealistic marketing revenue The warnings followed the leak —Organizers of the 2002 Winter targets. of a government report slating that Games in Salt Lake City will report mittee is in disarray, that we are fac- Associated Press Photo ing serious financial problems." Sydney organizing chief Michael accounts of the estimated 100.000 to the IOC board by video confer- PUT ON A HAPPY FACE - Anna Kozlova, a member of the Amer- Knight accused Pound of trying to Aboriginal children taken from their ence Wednesday. Pound said. ican synchronized swimming team, is lifted out of the water by "Nothing could be further from boost his chances of succeeding families — the "stolen generation" —The IOC board will meet with the truth. We arc set for one of the Juan Antonio Samaranch as IOC — were exaggerated. leaders of the Olympic winter and her teammates during training April 4. The U.S. team is the cur- most spectacular Olympic Games president next year The next day. "If you want to see burning cars summer sports federations. rent Olympic gold medalist. page 8 The BG News Tuesday, April 18, 20(H) SPORTS www.bgnews.com/sports Royals sale completed, Senators earn first win, Penguins eye sweep THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Forbes also scored on Joseph, who Penguins 4, Capitals 3 The Penguins eliminated lop- faced just 15 shots and was given a seedeil New Jersey in the first round realignment debated Senators 4, Maple Leafs 3 misconduct penalty for abusing ref- PITTSBURGH — Jin Slegr's .i yeai ago and now need one more slap shot beat goaltehdei <»l.ii KANATA. Ontario — Rob eree Mick McGeough after victory to oust the second-seeded Zamuner's second goal of the game Zamuner's second goal, at 14:17 of Kolzig with 4:32 remaining and the Capitals, who failed to hold a 1-0 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh Penguins, luring Wash major changes in the way the team is past an angry Curtis Joseph helped the third period. le.id for the second successive game. run. the Ottawa Senators end an eight- Joseph, incensed at interference mgton into an unwanted shootout, HOUSTON — Baseball owners "For the first time in several game playoff losing streak with a 4- in the crease as Alfredsson wrestled won 4-3 last night to sci/e a 3-0 Game -I will DC Wednesday night voted unanimously yesterday to years, they can stop worrying if new 3 victory last night over the Toronto with defenseman Cory Cross, skated Eastern Conference playoff lead. III Washington, where Pittsburgh approve the $96 million sale of the won 7 0 in Game I. followed by ownership will come in and change Maple Leafs. out to argue, lost his footing and Kansas City Royals to team chair- things." he said. Jan Hrdina Scored twice with Game 5, ii necessarj on Frida) The The Leafs still lead 2-1 in the took McGeough down with him. man David Glass. Glass sounded like a man who four goals, he has as many as Wash- quirk) schedule, which wound up best-of-7 Eastern Conference first- Joseph stayed in the game as Cross Glass took over as Royals chair- intends to offer the Royals' top ington does in the scries as the benefiting the Penguins, resulted man in September 1993. shortly round series. Game 4 is Wednesday served the penalty. seventh-seeded Penguins mo 'ed young players multiyear contracts. night at the Corel Centre. from scheduling conflicts at Mellon after the death of founding owner He thinks the team, which last won Tom Barrasso. made 31 saves within a victory of their second Arena and ABC-TV's request to Ewing Kauffman. the World Series in 1985. can get Daniel Alfredsson and Colin after being criticized last week. major playoff upset in two seasons televise Game 2. Under Kauffman's succession back to the postseason soon. plan, the team was offered for sale to "I think it can be done fairly Kansas City-area individuals and rapidly." he said. companies, with the money ear- Before discussing realignment marked for charity. and the Royals, owners had a bigger "It's been a long time coming." concern yesterday — Friday's steep Kenyans dominate Boston Marathon Glass said. "I've already raised the stock selloff. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "After I started running, my heart cash. Thank goodness I didn't have "What's the market doing?" more it in the Nasdaq." problem disappeared." he said. "I'm than one asked in the hallway. BOSTON — First, it was the OK now." While deferring a decision on It immediately became clear Kenyan men. Now, even the women Make that sensational. realignment until they meet again in there would be no vote on realign- are winning the Boston Marathon. June, and approving a plan on how Slaying with the lead pack ment until June at the earliest. Kenya's domination in Boston throughout the race that was slowed to handle disasters such as a team Selig has floated a plan that extended to a record 10 consecutive plane crash, the main business was by headwinds and cold, the persis- would shift Arizona from the NL victories yesterday, as Elijah Lagat tent Lagal came into the final stretch approving Glass, and that took just West to the AL West and move oulkicked Ethiopia's Gezahenge 40 seconds. locked in a dramatic duel with Abera Tampa Bay from the AL East to the Abera and Kenya's- Moses Tanui in and Tanui. the 1996 and 1998 win- The Royals' board agreed in National League, which'would then the closest finish in the race's 104- ner. November 1998 to accept a $75 mil- reform into four four-team divisions year history. The three exchanged the lead a lion offer from lawyer Miles Pren- with no wild card. Lagat and Abera were both timed couple of times, and with less than a tice, but commissioner Bud Selig Some have criticized the elimina- in 2 hours. 9 minutes, 47 seconds, convinced owners not to approve half-mile remaining, it appeared tion of the wild card, which has with Tanui three seconds back. Tanui would go on to his third victo- that deal when it came up for a vote allowed more teams to be competi- The women's ending wasn't as ry' But Lagat was nol to be denied, last September. Glass, who had tive until late in the season. Hose but it was still the s.ime- A withdrawn from the lengthy bidding "I'm very flattered because I Kenyan wearing the laurel wreath. and his final surge enabled him to process when he feared the Kansas remembered the abuse I took seven Catherine Ndereba, competing in edge the charging Abera as Tanui City area didn't support him. then years ago." said Selig. who pro- only her third marathon, pulled faded. made his offer. posed the wild card in 1993. away in the final mile and became Abera. running on his 22nd birth- "I know that Ewing Kauffman The biggest controversy is the first Kenyan winner, at 2:26:11. day, contended the Kenyans were wanted me to wind up owning the among AL teams. There would be Ndereba thwarted the bid of kicking and pushing him. team. He said that to me more than four teams in the East and West, but Ethiopia's Fatuma Roba to become "I can't say it was intentional." he once." said Glass, who in January six in the Central. the first competitor — male or said, "but it was a strain on my mus- retired as chief executive officer of "It makes no sense," said Royals female — to win the race four con- cles." Wal-Mart Stores Inc. president Mike Herman, whose team secutive times. Tanui. the most experienced run- To buy the Royals, Glass sold would be in thai division. "If every- The struggling Roba finished ner in ihe men's elite field, admitted about 2 million shares of Wal-Mart body else has four, why shouldn't I third at 2:26:27. the same time as he made his move too early. last month, raising nearly $111 mil- have four? Just use your common runner-up Irina Bogachcva of Kyr- "Everybody gets to make a mis- lion, according to papers filed with sense. That doesn't always work in gyzstan, who came from behind and take, and that was my mistake," the the Securities and Exchange Com- baseball." beat her in the final stride 34-year-old Kenyan said. "I felt mission. He wants his 41-year-old Selig's goal is to have more Like the men. the women's finish strong at the end. but I was too ner- son. David, to help run the team. teams grouped geographically, so was the closest ever between the top vous." "Hopefully, long after I'm no travel and late television starts can two and among the top three run- The victory was the third of Associated Press Photo longer around, our family will still be cut down. He remembered the ners. Lagat's career. He won Ihe 1997 TRIUMPH - Jean Driscoll hugs her eighth wheelchair division trophy. be involved with the Royals." Glass September 1993 meeting in Boston, "I'm not only happy to win. but Berlin Marathon in a career-best leaders early but began reeling in "I was surprised." she said. "I said. when he told the Texas owners the I'm going to the Olympics and rep- 2:07:41 and the 1998 Prague them after the hallway point en was very happy and overwhelmed." His purchase is set to close April Rangers would move from the West. resent my country." said Lagat. who Marathon at 2:08:52. In his previous route to her first marathon victory. Ndeiuha's victory probably 28 or May I. He wants the Royals look up running professionally only marathon, he finished-sixth at New "I had confidence lhat 1 was earned her Ihe final place on the front office to know there won't be See MLB, page 9. after his doctor told him in 1992 that York in November. going lo do Ihe last half in less than Kenyan women's Olympic team he had a heart condition and might The 1999 Boston and New York 73 minutes." she said. "1 have a best alongside world record-holder Tegla ie. winner. Joseph Chebet of Kenya, time of 69 minutes for the half- Loroupe and Joyce Chepchumba, With this race being an Olympic finished eighth at 2:12:20. marathon. I had confidence I could the 1-3 finishers in Sunday's Lon- LOCATION, PRICE & SELECTIONl ualifier for the Kenyan men's Overall. Kenyans look seven of do it in 1:10." don MarathoYi. lympic team, Lagal and Tanui ihe top 10 places. Their winning Nevertheless. Ndereba. who was "The Olympics has been one of You Will Find The Best Housing With Us.' IE arned places on the squad, joining streak began in 1991 with Ibrahim .sixth in her Boston debul last year my goals and that's what I've been Kenneth Cheruyiot. winner of Sun- Hussein. The last non-Kenyan win- and second at New York six months looking for all these years," Ndereba 805 THURSTIN -Two Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Furnished. day's Rotterdam Marathon ner was Seoul Olympic champion ago. didn't think she could end said. 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