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The BG News May 3, 1996 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 5-3-1996 The BG News May 3, 1996 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News May 3, 1996" (1996). BG News (Student Newspaper). 6017. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/6017 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. Inside the News Opinion State* Minister tries to divert strip club crowd Nation' Man signs confession for killing 12 women Peiffer talks about graduation, jock straps, toilet paper and the Amish. Sports • Baseball loses to Detroit, 13-12 8 N E VV S Page 2 Friday, May 3, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 130 The News' Campus stations Briefs may be broadcast AL Scores in dining halls Toronto 7 Milwaukee 5 Genell Pavellch students. The BC News "This is a great Idea to expose students to our campus radio and California 3 In an effort to build communi- television stations so they can Oakland 1 ty, the Undergraduate Student support them," he said. "Anytime Government wants the campus we can highlight student events radio stations to be played in din- and student run programs, there Detroit 5 ing halls during business hours are real advantages." Texas 2 and the BG 24 News to be shown Ed O'Donnell, interim director in the University Union week- of food operations, said the idea days at 5:30 p.m and 10:30 p.m. New York 5 to play the campus radio stations Nate Green, USG Chief Legis- would be considered, but at this Chicago 1 lative Officer, said the idea was time the signal for WFAL is not first requested by Brian strong enough in some of, the res- D'Aurelio. idence halls. "The reason for this bill was He said they would not have a Police investigate building community, so students problem with playing the campus Findlay bomber can see what is going on on cam- stations during some dining pus and know more about hours, but they have taken sur- FTNDLAY,Ohlo<AP) events," Green said. veys from students who prefer Police said they don't know D'Aurelio, a senior telecom- listening to a variety of stations why a man allegedly plant- munications major, said he first while eating. ed a bomb in his wife's Jeep wrote a letter to President Dave Crooks, director of the Wrangler and perhaps In Ribeau about this idea before University Union, said he is not two other Jeeps. "Nobody knows yet why taking it to USG. He said more sure how they would regulate be may have done this," students would be aware of what such an idea since the televisions Hancock County Sheriff all the campus has to offer. in the Falcon's Nest are available Byron Bout well said Thurs- •This is another idea that for anyone to use, but he would day. would be a part of the whole consider putting the news on at Authorities said Charles building community effort that that time. Rebarchek, 39, may have Ribeau has talked about," Crooks said he has been Im- placed the other bombs to D'Aurelio said. "We have good pressed with the news program make it apper his wife's ve- resources with the radio and tel- when he has seen it and said stu- hicle had been randomly se- evision stations that the campus lected. None of the three dents would benefit from watch- bombs found Tuesday in doesnt always get to support, ing it Jeep Wranglers detonated. which they could support "There is pride In the ability of "We were fortunate," Aba Yough JaamTae Aiiaclalrd Praia through this." the students on the program, and Sheriffs Lt. Roger Treece Edward Whlpple, vice presi- the show is done professionally," said. "There was a potential People walk by on "art" of soccer balls displayed at Midopa Shopping Mall In Seoul. The soccer ball dent for Student Affairs, said he he said. "There are a lot of sto- for it to be much worse than art, using 1,000 balls, Is part of South Korea's campaign to promote Its bid to host the 2002 World supports the idea because he Cup Soccer Championship. ries done locally to promote what it was." thinks it would be beneficial to Is going on here ." Rebarchek has been charged with aggravated arson, a first-degree felony. He was being held Thurs- day in the county Jail on $50,000 bond pending his Missing girl found dead inSatanic altar arraignment Wednesday. Bouchard said. musical ability to worship Satan Prosecutors refused to say how and thereby earn a ticket to hell,' Powell talks about Three boys allegedly sacrifice virgin for 'ticket to hell' the girl was tortured or how she they discussed the need for hu- man sacrifice." what voters want The Associated Press lieve was an altar to Satan in a had been listed as a missing per- was killed. COLUMBUS - Voters are eucalyptus grove outside of San son until Casey came forward The boys allegedly had a knife •To glorify Satan and commit looking for candidates who SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Luis Obispo. and led authorities to her body. when they took Elyse to the ap- the 'ultimate sin' against God, will listen to them rather - Three Satan-worshiping high Jacob W. Delashmutt, 16, Deputy District Attorney Dan parent altar, which prosecutors (they) selected a virgin ... to sac- than point fingers at each Joseph Fiorella, 15, and Royce E. Bouchard said. She was slain the would not describe. There, pros- rifice," prosecutors said. school boys drugged, raped, tor- Casey's attorney Kevin other, retired Gen. Colin Casey, 17, were arrested March night she left her house, Bou- ecutors said, she was drugged, a tured and murdered a 15-year- McReynolds said: "A lot of the al- Powell said. 14. They are being held on char- chard said. belt was put around her neck and Voters supported Demo- old girl in hopes a virgin sacri- legations are grossly overstated fice would earn them "a ticket to ges of murder, gang in- The boys "selected and stalked she was raped and tortured. crats In 1992 but were at- and some of them are flatly with- hell," prosecutors said Thursday. volvement, rape, torture and her believing that she was a vir- According to court papers, the tracted to the Republicans' boys "formed a musical band to out any factual support what- "Contract with America" in Elyse Pahler's body was found conspiracy. gin and that her sacrifice would 1994, Powell said in a In March at what prosecutors be- Elyse disappeared July 22 and earn them a 'ticket to hell,' " glorify Satan. To enhance their soever. speech Thursday. They still are searching in 1996, he 'said. Powell said he has told U.S. soldier Just chatting Democrats and Republicans that they should worry more about what the people wounded want than raising money for re-election. "You've got to start in Bosnia listening to the American people a little more," said The Associated Press Powell, who was In Colum- bus Thursday to speak at TUZLA AIR BASE, Bosnia- the Great Communicators Herzegovina - A U.S. soldier was Luncheon sponsored by the shot and wounded in the abdo- Columbus Speech and Hear- men Thursday In northern Bos- big Center. nia, military officials said. They said the injury was not life-threa- tening. Details were sketchy, but a U.S. Army spokesman said Quote of "there was no hostile fire." He said an investigation was under the day way and the commander was "This is another ideal questioning his troops, trying to that would be part I figure out how the man was shot. The soldier's name was with- of the whole build- [ held pending notification of fami- ing community ly. The Army said he was In sta- effort that Ribeau ble condition at the 212th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital nearby. has talked about." U.S. army headquarters in Tu- -irtan DAunrllo. WFAL zla said the Incident took place at drtfay about ilallona Base Camp Demi, near then town Rialk Fraaaaaa/Tba Aaaacland Pi*ft playing In dining halls of KladanJ, about 18 miles south President Bill Clinton converses with eighth-grader Rachel ■entation at George Washington Carver Middle School In Miami. of Tuzla, an area patrolled by the Beams, a member of D-FY-IT, an anti-drug club, during a pre- 2nd Brigade of the 1st Armored Division. * Opinion n page two Friday, May 3,1996 E.A.R. to the Selling out by selling squishy T.P "Bah, you're graduating. If you gotten me thinking. So far I've time where you give your idealp can't think of anything to write managed to well... graduate high for safety. An era when a "good Ground... about for this Friday, you must school, have sex with several night" involves an episode where be a real loser." - my editor girls (only a couple of which Ross and Racheal kiss, a new Well, put me In a black robe were actually present) and al- lawn tractor and no lawsuits in ith even more fences going up around campus, the and call me a member of the most graduate college with a de- the journalism department.
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