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by Snarl L. Veleba courts reporter "We haven't discussed [the court case], and we A member of the University's aren't going to discuss it football team was indicted on charges of burglary and sexual until it's resolved." imposition last week. William RoccoOddo, Akili Hutchinson, 20, an out- side linebacker on the Falcon University football team football team, was indicted on representative one count of burglary, a third de- gree felony, by a Wood County grand jury. He was also indicted on one count of sexual imposi- reached for comment. tion, a third degree mis- Since November 1991, Hut- demeanor. chinson has been convicted of He is scheduled to be arraig- disorderly conduct with per- ned May 10. sistence, which had been amen- The indictment reportedly ded from the original charge of stems from an April 9 incident on assault, and aggravated menac- campus involving a female Uni- ing. versity student. Hutchinson was He was arrested again in 1992 arrested that day by University for assault, to which he plead not police on charges of sexual impo- guilty, and charges were later sition, criminal trespass and dropped. burglary. The trespassing charge Gary Blackney, head coach of was later dropped. the football team, was unavaila- According to the indictment, ble for comment. But a repre- the burglary count carries a sentative for the team, William specification with it because Rocco Oddo, said athletic per- Hutchinson allegedly caused sonnel were instructed not to physical harm to the student. The comment on Hutchinson or his specification may enhance the court case. severity of any penalty for the al- "We haven't discussed it, and leged crime. we aren't going to discuss it until Hutchinson could not be it's resolved," Oddo said. Protestors arrested after blocking clinic
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TOLEDO - Anti-abortion activists jailed after blocking the doors of an abortion clinic were expected to be released on Monday. Tke BG Ncwi/Tlm Norman Members of Northeast Indiana Rescue, based in New Haven, Ind., During the 20th annual Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Ms. Bronze Pageant, freshman Tarre Holmes takes her victory walk In the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Saturday night. In addition to being named Ms. were arrested after they blocked doors to the Toledo Medical Ser- Bronze 1993, Holmes won the best talent award. Junior Angela T. Thomas was named runner up. vices clinic on Saturday, said group spokeswoman Gloria Carrel. The group also has 120 members from Ann Arbor, Saginaw and De- troit, Mich, and several Ohio cities. Seventy-three adult protesters pleaded no contest and were found by Doug Ferguson and businesses. guilty of criminal trespassing. Charges of resisting arrest filed The Associated Press 'This just flattened every- against three of the protesters were dismissed. Tornado thing," Gov. David Walters said Toledo Municipal Judge Francis Gorman sentenced the protesters after seeing the damage in Tulsa to serve two days of a 30-day jail sentence, with 28 days suspended. TULSA, Okla. -- National and suburban Catoosa. Six juveniles also were arrested, police Sgt. Robert Wood said. Guardsmen searched for a miss- More than 95 people were They were remanded to the custody of their parents. ravages ing child while residents picked treated for injuries ranging from The adults were being held at the Correction Center of Northwest up belongings Sunday along the cuts to burns. Ohio near Stryker, a prison receptionist who would not give her name path of a tornado that killed at The twister toppled a church in said Sunday. least seven, swept vehicles from Wood said police were dispatched to the clinic at 7:44 a.m. The first Tulsa a highway and smashed homes See Tornado, page four. arrests were made at about 9 a.m. There were no reported injuries. Campus The BG News April 26,1993 Classroom Building to New equipment be completed on time at University to nology equipment which will change the way the by Julie Tagllaferro classes are instructed, said Robert Martin, vice aid autism study administration reporter president for operations. The five prime contractors are scheduled to have the construction completed by February 1994 by Ginger Phillips tant."The importance is that we Despite some delays due to weather conditions, when the project will be turned over to the Univer- general assignment reporter can measure different types of construction of the new Classroom Building lo- sity, Engler said. brain activity in different types cated on Ridge Street remains on schedule. of people." Roland Engler, University architect, said the Although construction will end at that time, fin- New technology in the Psy- new high tech facility will be ready for use May ishing touches and most of the installation of elec- chology Department will allow Panksepp said he is hoping the 1994 as planned even though cold, wet weather has trical wiring and technical equipment will occur researchers to examine brain ac- department can learn a variety of caused minor delays with cement pouring in and before the building is opened in May, Engler said. tivity in order to learn more different things from the new around the structure. "We are well on target for the building to be about the effects of autism. EEG equipment but will focus on Thirty percent of the construction has been opened in May," he said. The electroencephalography autism, which he believes to be completed, Engler said. Most of the exterior is brain topography equipment was the worst psychiatric disorder to complete, and currently the masonry and floors Martin said although the building will open in added to the department during attempt to treat are being worked on. In addition, he said most of May, classes will not take place in the facility until March and April with the help of With direct access to see how the walls in the larger second floor classroom summer, with the building fully serviced for the Jaak Panksepp, distinguised the brain operates,"normalizing" spaces are completed. 1994-95 academic year. research professor of psycholo- the brain might be possible, he The $13.5 million project - funded by the state - The time between the opening and the first gy. While studying brain activity said. will include several classrooms and conference classes in the building will give the building time of autistic children in Austria, rooms equipped with state-of-the-art visual tech- to air out before it is occupied, Martin said. Panksepp made contacts with The new equipment will allow B.E.S.T. Medical Systems, which researchers to look inside the ii i i i i i i i i r has provided the software for the brain to see "what's going on in- equipment side," Vaningan said. Informa- Your Assurance of Quality Panksepp said the new equip- tion about autistic and "normal" ment is probably the only of its brains can be compared and ana- SBLUE RIBBON PHOTO = kind in the United States. lyzed by the system. 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Open Mon. - Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 12-5 call 352-9135 157 N. Main St. 353-4244 400 E. Napoleon Rd. (across from Uptown) E I I I I I I I I ri I April 26,1993 The BG News Olympic champ skates back home by Larissa Hritsko judges,"Hamilton said. human diversity reporter Hamilton calls skating his ca- reer and also his recreation. "Skating was always some- Scott Hamilton, also called the thing I strived towards," Hamil- pint-sized powerhouse, known ton said. "Everyone has a pur- for his back flip and a battery of pose, and skating proved to be triple jumps that have thrilled mine." spectators and judges all over In addition, Hamilton said he the world, returned to his home- never really thought of skating town of Bowling Green to partic- as work. ipate in the Ice Horizons pro- "It is a lot of fun. It's my ca- gram this past weekend at the reer, and I'm responsible to it," University Ice Arena. Hamilton said. The hardest part of skating in His personal difficulties make your hometown according to his Olympic gold medal accom- Hamilton is making a mistake in plishment even more inspiring. front of your family and friends. When Hamilton was 2-years- Hamilton, however, enjoys the old he contracted a mysterious chance to help younger skaters illness that stunted his growth. whenever the chance is present- After a misdiagnosis of only ed. having six months to live, Hamil- "It is fun and different since ton recovered and began to the Olympics are over. Now I feel watch his sister, Susan, skate. pretty comfortable returning be- Soon after, Scott also became cause it's not so overwhelming as interested in skating. He took it was when I first won in the lessons and joined a hockey team Olympics," Hamilton said. which attributed to his recovery According to Hamilton, it is through the mixed effects of in- also nice to come back to Bowling tense physical activity and the Green where he spent his school the cold atmosphere of the rink. years. "High school was probably the In 1980, after years of skating most memorable time in Bowling training, Hamilton captured Green because I hung out with third place in the national compe- my friends and caused some tition and won a spot of the U.S. trouble in school," Hamilton said. Olympic squad. This resulted in a "During the summers I was al- fifth place finish at the 1980 ways at skating camps." Olympics. Soon after in 1981 he Hamilton also described his won the free skating program at feelings about winning his Olym- the World Champions, the second pic Gold Medal in 1984. American to earn such a title "You feel every emotion possi- since 1970. ble. You feel happy because you won, but sad it is over," he said. Hamilton's other accomplish- "There are a lot of conflicting ments include Male Athlete of emotions." the Year by the United States He said his biggest challenge Olympic Committee, national and in skating was overcoming his world titles in 1982 and 1983, his The BG Newi/Tereu Thamii height. Gold Medal win at the 1984 Before practicing for the big show, former Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton takes time for "I always thought that my tal- Olympic Games in Saravejo and Interviews in the Ice Arena Friday afternoon. Hamilton dazzled his fans at the Ice Horizons show this ler competitors made a bigger a membership in The United past weekend. impression on the ice and to the States Olympic Hall of Fame. 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It would be tragic tion by the people who it's for," College Press Service requirement in the Senate bill said students should be allowed if the Congress actually made the Leyton said. that forces potential voters to to use their college identification situation worse," said Beverly A statement from Rock the show proof of citizenship, such as to be able to register. Lund, a co-founder of Rock the Vote said the current version Advocates for the motor voter a passport or a birth certificate, "It's an undue hardship. How Vote. would restrict, and not expand, registration bill were dismayed to register. many people carry their birth students' ability to register. by Senate changes in the legisla- 'This is one of the reasons stu- certificates? Their passports? It The House and Senate are ex- tion that would make it more dents are the most unregistered is a hardship to expect people to pected to work out differences "Because young people move difficult for college students to group in the country. We want to have those things ready to regis- between the two versions of the so often - to college, back home register to vote. make it as easy as possible so ter," she said. "We arent real bill in conference committee and between different towns and cit- Both the House and Senate in students can be represented in happy." then will readdress the legisla- ies or from apartment to apart- early April passed measures that local and national elections," said According to Rock the Vote tion. ment - they must constantly reg- would allow people to register to Stacey Leyton, president of the statistics, in 1992 elections only ister in new districts to partici- vote when they apply for or Washington-based USSA. "At 43 percent of eligible voters ages Leyton said 400 USSA mem- pate fully in the electoral pro- renew driver's licenses. But the this point, [the motor voter legis- 18 to 24 voted, despite massive bers were recently In Washing- cess," the statement said. "Very Senate version deleted a provi- lat ion)could have the opposite ef- voter registration campaigns on ton to lobby legislators about the few young Americans carry a sion that would allow people to fect it was intended for." college campuses nationwide. motor voter bill about the proof birth certificate or have a pass- register at welfare and unem- Cinnamon Muhlbauer, a "It would be a shame if the of citizenship and not allowing port - just two of the many ployment offices. spokeswoman for Rock the Vote, Congress of the United States did registration at welfare or unem- documents states could require But what has raised the Ire of a Beverly Hills, Calif.-based or- not make every conceivable ployment offices. under the Senate version of this Rock the Vote and the United ganization that encourages activ- effort to address this low level of "It will discourage participa- bill." Tornado and said he would ask President stop, before hitting downtown Continued from page one. Clinton for a disaster declaration Catoosa Court blotter Tulsa. In Catoosa, it demolished to make federal funds available. "There were pieces as big as a The following are indict- count of drug abuse, a fourth at least 60 mobile homes, 23 "We will ask early and often," semi twirling in the wind," said ments handed down by a degree felony, stemming houses and several businesses, Walters said, standing in front of Dirck, who lives three blocks Wood County grand jury last from an April 16 incident. Police Chief Benny Dirck said. the truck stop where strips of from the hardest hit area. "It week: -1 Lori Wilson, 33, Watervi- Authorities concentrated their shredded metal roof dangled like looked like the whole funnel was O Tracy Davis, 31, c/o Ash- lle, was indicted on two search for a 4-year-old boy miss- Christmas tree tinsel. Tractor lit up. It was really eerie." land Co. Jail, Ashland, Ohio, counts of illegal processing of ing since the tornado hit Satur- trailer rigs were turned over in About 20 people were eating at was indicted on one count of drug documents, both third day night. the truck stop's parking lot. the restaurant in the demolished forgery, a fourth degree felo- degree felonies, and one "With a missing child, I didn't Houses were left without walls truck stop when the tornado was ny, and two counts of passing count of attempting to obtain pay a whole lot of attention to the or roofs. Cars rested atop piles of sighted through a window. Work- bad checks, both third degree a dangerous drug, a first de- property damage," Walters said rubble. Garbage clung to the er Jeremy Bennett used his time felonies. gree misdemeanor. from a demolished truck stop limbs of trees. Utility crews wisely after someone came in O David Evans, 43,1728 Ju- O Phillip Cordes, 29, Wes- when he was asked about the de- worked through the night to re- screaming that a tornado was ap- niper Dr., Apt. 183, Bowling ton, was indicted on one count struction. move downed power lines. proaching. Green, was indicted on seven of aggravated felonious as- State emergency director Tom People knelt precariously on In less than a minute, Bennett counts of passing a bad check sault, a second degree felony. Feuerborn called a damage esti- the ruins of their businesses and turned off all the pilot lights on during seven separate inci- "1 Keith Bryant, a.k.a. mate of $100 million "very homes to reach for belongings. the stove, covered grease vats dents spanning from August Darrell K. Bryant, 38, Toledo, loose." He said he hoped to have "A lot of people just want to with lids, and unplugged a 19, 1992 to March 28, 1993. was indicted on one count of better totals after teams from the give up," Dirck said. microwave oven and placed it on Five of the counts carry promoting prostitution, a state and the Federal Emergency The tornado struck a few top of the lids to keep them from fourth degree felonies while fourth degree felony. Management Agency checked minute.-, after Tulsa's tornado blowing off. two carry third degree "i Lucian M Weir, 51, Lin- the area. sirens sounded. "There's no telling how many felonies. coln Park, Mich, was indicted Feuerborn's State Department lives that saved," said Pat □ Joe R Minix, 36, Salyers- on one count of domestic vio- of Emergency Management ini- After destroying a church and Marchbanks, owner of the truck ville, Ky., was indicted on one lence, a fourth degree felony. tially reported 10 deaths, based knocking down power lines in stop. "The tornado came right on reports from ambulance ser- downtown Tulsa, the twister lif- through here. We could have had vices, but he said Sunday seven ted up and touched down again a Are or even an explosion." deaths had been confirmed. He five miles to the east, moving said 16 people had been admitted along Interstate 44. It swept The tornado next hit a residen- to hospitals. away cars and trucks and blitzed tial area, then bore down on Ca- Walters sent about 100 the truck stop where Walters toosa's business district, where it National Guardsmen to Catoosa visited, along with a nearby truck leveled two restaurants. r ■ • ■ BGSU APPRECIATION SPECIAL Congratulations Graduates! SUNDAY. APRIL 25 - THURSDAY, APRIL 29 SUNDAY, MAY 2 - THURSDAY, MAY 6 But now Mom & Dad's Health Coverage will no longer cover you! Present this coupon at check-In. 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Great service, The BG News April 26,1993 Riot investigation continues 'Drunk Voinovich considering increasing security classification The Associated Press Voinovich, who left for a trade mission to At about 3:15 p.m., hundreds of prisoners Europe the day after the standoff ended, also rioted and took control of cellblock L. told a Dispatch reporter traveling with him The uprising, which ended Wednesday killed LUCASVILLE, Ohio - As the investigation that state corrections officials have called in with the surrender of 407 prisoners and of what caused a deadly standoff at the architects to determine whether physical release of five hostages, was one of the state's maximum-security prison continued, changes are necessary at the prison. longest and deadliest prison disturbances in in Jail newspapers reported Sunday that the gov- The prison, built in 1972 and designed by recent history. One guard who had been held ernor wants to increase the prison's security Voinovich's father, houses large groups of hostage and nine inmates died in the stan- The Associated Press classification and that an inmate warned a inmates in a cellblock. Many modern facili- doff. guard trouble was coming the day the riot ties house inmates in smaller groups to les- began. sen the possibility of large disturbances. Prison officials could not be reached to BECKLEY, W.Va - An Officials said Saturday they do not know Meanwhile, the Akron Beacon-Journal re- comment Sunday. A telephone message arsonist killed during an how long their investigation of the 11-day ported Sunday that an inmate told a guard seeking comment was left at the prison, and Ohio prison riot was par- siege which began April 11 at the Southern before an April 11 shift change that "some- there was no answer at the Ohio Department oled last year but wound up Ohio Correctional Facility will take. thing was going to go down today." of Rehabilitation and Correction. back behind bars for riding But Gov. George Voinovich already was The guard, whom the newspaper did not i- On Saturday, the last of the five hostages a bicycle while drunk, rela- debating whether the prison's classification dent if y, said he told another guard about the was released from the Southern Ohio Medi- tives said. should be increased to super-maximum se- warning. cal Center when guard Larry E. Dotson, 45, "He never would have curity, The Columbus Dispatch reported. But the second guard, who was coming on returned to his home in Greenup, Ky. hurt another soul in his The new designation would mean that duty, thought nothing of it, the newspaper life," said Christine Bell, prisoners could be monitored more closely. said. "You hear that all the time," he said. See Riot, page seven. sister of Franklin Farrel 1. Farrell, 49, a Rhodell native, died April 11 during the first night of unrest at DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS Southern Ohio Correctional Graduation TODAY!! Facility in Lucasville, Ohio. TODAY!! He was one of nine in- Messages mates killed during an 11-day siege that also left one guard dead. Let your friends know how much you'll miss them with a Graduation message made Two of his sisters said especially for them. Choose between a display ad or a regular classified ad. You can even Saturday that he was headed toward rehabilita- add color (orange or brown) to your message for just $5 to make it extra special. tion and was eager to re- sume his life. Farrell could not read or Size Choices write because of a "block- age," Bell said. She said fel- low inmates wrote letters for him; he signed only his name. "The last few letters he wrote, he had such a different attitude on life. He had given his life to the Lord, and it was nice to hear how upbeat he was," Bell said. "Those who knew him 1x3 knew he wasnt a terrible person." Display ad Autopsy results showed up to 25 Farrell died of skull frac- 1x4 tures, brain hemorrhage words and cerebral contusions Display ad and cuts. $10 Another sister, Norma up to 55 Ferguson of Josephine, said she wants to know more words about what led to her broth- DEADLINE IS er's death. "This is building up in- $15 TODAY!! side us, and we want some answers," she said. Farrell's funeral was scheduled- for Monday. Marc and Brian, "From what we have been Classified Ad We are so sorry to see able to find out, he was not you go! We'll miss you I involved in the fight," Bell 3 line minimum said. "He was caught in the 800 per line Good Luck) crossfire - just in the The Crew wrong place at the wrong time." Deadline - TODAY, April 26 • 214 West Hall » 5PM » Publication ■ Monday, May 3 April 26,1993 The BG News
Riot Financial district in Continued from page six. The Beacon-Journal reported "They wanted the killing to be that prisoners leading the riot done by our own men." told other inmates they had until 4 p.m. to walk out if they did not The newspaper said that in- London hit by bomb want to be part of the uprising. mates in adjacent cellblock K But some prisoners were held destroyed toilets and caused by Dirk Beveridge against their will, and some were other damage before they were The Associated Press "Millions can be lost when you cannot get into forced to beat or rape others, the shipped to other prisons and that your office to deal," said Terry Galgey, who began newspaper said. guards were ordered to clean up setting up a small business called Emergency "It was unreal the way they the block and replace the toilets. LONDON - The scene is becoming familiar in Dealing Services after the IRA blast last April. were treated," the newspaper New mattresses, bedding and world financial centers: traders taking emergency Sunday, police were allowing people with offices said, quoting a guard it did not i- prison clothing were shipped in. measures so they are ready for business the mo- in the district to see what damage was done to dentlfy. "Officers and inmates ment markets reopen after a devastating bombing. them. Officials acknowledged London would not be went through living hell." The cleanup was one of the running at 100 percent on Monday. Hostages have said they were rioting inmates' conditions of In February, it was New York recovering from Several companies set up temporary trading shackled with duct tape and surrender, the newspaper said. the World Trade Center blast, which killed six desks they hope to rent out to traders who are un- threatened with homemade Four inmate negotiators were people and injured more than 1,000. In March, 13 able to get into or use their offices. The telephone weapons repeatedly during their brought, unshackled, to K block bombs rocked Bombay, damaging India's financial company set up a special line to help affected ordeal. to inspect the repairs, the news- capital and killing more than 300 people. businesses get phone lines. Guard James Demons, 26, who paper said. The riot leaders In April 1992, London's financial district was hit Landlords hope to rent out property that has was freed April 16 after a de- looked over each cell, checking by a huge bomb, causing more than $1.2 billion in been sitting dormant during Britain's long reces- mand by inmates to air their off on a clipboard a list of the damages. On Sunday, the recovery process was sion. The Corporation of London - the major lan- grievances on television was items they had demanded. under way once again - and damage from last year downer in the financial district - said it had 12 in- granted, told the newspaper hos- As part of the surrender, 133 has not all been repaired. quiries from businesses displaced by the bombing, tages were told to don prison riot leaders were sent to Mans- Another Irish Republican Army bomb killed one and three have already found new accom- garb and ordered to run if the field Correctional Institution, a person Saturday and left the financial district a modations. cellblock was stormed. medium-security prison. The roped-off tangle of shattered buildings and streets The stock exchange and the Lloyd's of London "They wanted us to look like rest of the rioting inmates in L littered with broken glass and debris. Damages insurance market predicted few problems Mon- inmates fleeing," Demons said. block were sent into K block. could be more than $1.5 billion. day. They said they suffered slight damage, such "The best way to frustrate the terrorists is to as broken windows, but no structural damage or have the city back at work tomorrow, and we are problems with computers, telephones or power working hard to ensure that it is," Sir Francis lines. McWilliams, lord mayor of the City of London, said Pheasant Room Sunday. The Bank of England, Britain's central bank, also Specials In all of the attacks, vital businesses found ways was not heavily damaged. But two big buildings of to resume operations quickly, even if full repairs National Westminster Bank and The Hongkong • Monday Dinner Special • take months. Financial traders need to operate and Shanghai Banking Corp. were more directly when markets are open because a sudden sharp hit. movement in prices can wipe out anyone who can- National Westminster's 52-story tower, the GRILLED ROCK SHRIMP not respond. tallest in central Londo.n, will be closed Monday. on Fried Rice with Tossed Salad President and Vegetable Israel agrees to $5.95 Located in the University Union of OU to exiles' return V resign by Ed Blanche The Associated Press The Associated Press
AMMAN, Jordan - Israel will allow about 30 Palestinian de- ATHENS, Ohio - The president portees to return home after years in exile as part of a package of Ohio University will resign of concessions to the Palestinians, a senior Palestinian said Sun- next year, the university an- day. nounced Sunday. The repatriation decision apparently is linked to an Arab de- ftutytot's of Stmnfl Charles J. Ping, 62, Is in his cision to return to Middle East peace talks, scheduled to resume 18th year as university presi- Tuesday in Washington. If you're a tkier or would like to spend the winter in the mountain*, bare *»• got a dent. He told trustees April 17 to Saeb Erakat, deputy leader of the Palestinian delegation to the deal for you! The Student Employee start looking for a successor, said talks, told The Associated Press the deportees will come from Program ai Creued Butie Mountain Retort is one of the best in the country. Ralph E. Schey, chairman of the the first batch of Palestinians expelled from the occupied terri- and thu ski season at Created Butie school's board of trustees. tories from 1967 to 1987 for anti-Israeli activities. you can ... Earn Yourself Erakat did not say how long the repatriation process would • Lean tbe ikl Industry through on (he jok training. • Be involved in tki mountain operations. A Ski Degree at Ping will stay in the post until a take. • Enjoy pre-arranged hoaurif. new president is ready to assume "This is according to an agreement reached with Israel to res- • VfaU other Colorado iki areas. Crested Butte, • Be tligible for a ISOGOt wkaunaia. duties. He hoped to see a succes- chedule the return of all Palestinian deportees," Erakat said. • Work and iki at OMoTlhe couatry'i flneat retorta. Colorado sor appointed by July 1,1994. • Earn FREE SEASON PASS privilegm "Dr. Ping has been an outstand- The Palestine Liberation Organization earlier listed 1,700 ing leader throughout his presi- Palestinian expelled by Israel since 1967, when the Jewish state More informaoon about the CBMR dency at Ohio University," Schey Student Program & Registration is available captured the West Bank and Gaza Strip. at the Student Co-Op Office. said Sunday. The reported Israeli agreement to let 30 Palestinians, all be- You're Invited to attend an orientation film A j lieved residing in Jordan, back within 48 hours was apparently la B A. Building Room 102 Ping said he was stepping down aimed at demonstrating the Jewish state's willingness to make Monday. April 26 at 7:00 p.m. for personal reasons. concessions to boost prospects for progress in the talks.
"Surgery to repair a shoulder Earlier Sunday, Erakat warned his people "not to raise their it contact Lynn McQiuuon • Creued Buae Mountain Resort and bilateral knee implants have expectations" of a breakthrough when the stalled negotiations P.O. Bo* A i Mt. Crested Butte. Colorado 11223 • W3-J49-2216 taken a toll," Ping said. resume. He said he would take a leave "We face Israeli intransigence. There is a big difference be- in the 1994-95 academic year be- tween dictation and negotiation, and trying to make peace under fore returning as a professor at these terms is not possible," he said. teaitattrn the university. ■ > i • ■ ■ • i The BG News April 26,1993 Riot investigation continues 'Drunk Voinovich considering increasing security classification rider'
The Associated Press Voinovich, who left for a trade mission to At about 3:15 p.m., hundreds of prisoners Europe the day after the standoff ended, also rioted and took control of cellblock L. told a Dispatch reporter traveling with him The uprising, which ended Wednesday killed LUCASVILLE, Ohio - As the investigation that state corrections officials have called in with the surrender of 407 prisoners and of what caused a deadly standoff at the architects to determine whether physical release of five hostages, was one of the state's maximum-security prison continued, changes are necessary at the prison. longest and deadliest prison disturbances in in jail newspapers reported Sunday that the gov- The prison, built in 1972 and designed by recent history. One guard who had been held ernor wants to increase the prison's security Voinovich's father, houses large groups of hostage and nine inmates died in the stan- The Associated Press classification and that an inmate warned a inmates in a cellblock. Many modern facili- doff. guard trouble was coming the day the riot ties house inmates in smaller groups to les- began. sen the possibility of large disturbances. Prison officials could not be reached to BECKLEY, W.Va. - An Officials said Saturday they do not know Meanwhile, the Akron Beacon-Journal re- comment Sunday. A telephone message arsonist killed during an how long their investigation of the 11-day ported Sunday that an inmate told a guard seeking comment was left at the prison, and Ohio prison riot was par- siege which began April 11 at the Southern before an April 11 shift change that "some- there was no answer at the Ohio Department oled last year but wound up Ohio Correctional Facility will take. thing was going to go down today." of Rehabilitation and Correction. back behind bars for riding But Gov. George Voinovich already was The guard, whom the newspaper did not i- On Saturday, the last of the five hostages a bicycle while drunk, rela- debating whether the prison's classification dentif y, said he told another guard about the was released from the Southern Ohio Medi- tives said. should be increased to super-maximum se- warning. cal Center when guard Larry E. Dot son, 45, "He never would have curity, The Columbus Dispatch reported. But the second guard, who was coming on returned to his home in Greenup, Ky. hurt another soul in his The new designation would mean that duty, thought nothing of it, the newspaper life," said Christine Bell, prisoners could be monitored more closely. said. "You hear that all the time," he said. See Riot, page seven. sister of Franklin Farrel 1. Fan-ell, 49, a Rhodell native, died April 11 during the first night of unrest at DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS Southern Ohio Correctional Graduation Facility in Lucasville, Ohio. TODAY!! TODAY!! He was one of nine in- Messages mates killed during an 11-day siege that also left one guard dead. Let your friends know how much you'll miss them with a Graduation message made Two of his sisters said especially for them. Choose between a display ad or a regular classified ad. You can even Saturday that he was headed toward rehabilita- add color (orange or brown) to your message for just $5 to make it extra special. tion and was eager to re- sume his life. Farrell could not read or Size Choices write because of a 'block- age," Bell said. She said fel- low inmates wrote letters for him; he signed only his name. "The last few letters he wrote, he had such a different attitude on life. He had given his life to the Lord, and it was nice to hear how upbeat he was," Bell said. "Those who knew him 1x3 knew he wasn't a terrible person." Display ad Autopsy results showed up to 25 Farrell died of skull frac- 1x4 tures, brain hemorrhage words and cerebral contusions Display ad and cuts. $10 Another sister, Norma up to 55 Ferguson of Josephine, said she wants to know more words about what led to her broth- DEADLINE IS er's death "This is building up in- $15 TODAY!! side us, and we want some answers," she said. Farrell's funeral was scheduled for Monday. Marc and Brian, "From what we have been Classified Ad We are so sorry to see able to find out, he was not you go I We'll miss you! involved in the fight," Bell 3 line minimum said. "He was caught in the 800 per line Good Luckl crossfire - just in the The Crew wrong place at the wrong time." Deadline - TODAY, April 26 » 214 Wo«t Hall * 5PM * Publication ■ Monday, May 3 The BG News
Monday, April 26,1993 The BG News Volume 75, Issue 143 Falcons first in a Flash Softball team sole owners of top slot in the MAC
TtoBCNcwifrimNa The BG News April 26,1993 Track teams meet success Both men and women achieve personal bests over weekend by Andy Dugan sports writer The rest of the women partici- 200 and third in the 400 with standing performer of the meet. Conference. He also reached a pated in the non-scoring Hills- seasonal best times of 25.07 and "I'm very pleased with the height of 16 3/4 in the pole vault dale Relay meet Friday and Sat- 55.60; Nikki Lessig and Jenny teams progress," Price said. during the preliminaries. Cheri Triner was BG's first urday. The meet hosted over 25 Johnson, first and sixth in the "The momentum is continuing Reed Parks bettered his own and only winner at the world- teams at Hillsdale University. discus with throws of 155 and and we hope to keep this going school record in the hammer class Drake Relays in Des through the MAC championships. throw with an NCAA provisional Moines, Iowa this weekend, as We're going for it this year. We'll qualifying throw of 205-8, which the men and women's track ''I'm very pleased with the teams' progress. The be working hard in preparing the placed sixth. Eric Gingras placed teams competed there and at the athletes to do the best they can at sixth in the javelin with a season- Hillsdale Relays in Hillsdale, momentum is continuing uing and we hope to the MAC meet." best throw of 215-2. Mich. keep this going through the MAC championships. The men's team did not fare as Eddie Nicholson was fourth in In a meet that hosted over 100 weU. the open 5,000 with a time of teams and 30,000 spectators, We're going for it this year. We'll be working hard "There were a lot of ups and 14:47.8. Triner was the champion in the in preparing the athletes to do the best they can at downs at the two meets this At the Hillsdale meet, Sink 10,000 meter run with an NCAA weekend," men's coach Sid Sink noted more season-best times. provisional qualifying time and the MAC meet." said of his team. Dave Carlson's second-place fin- personal best of 34:55.09. The Steve Price, women's coach He said for the most part the ish in the 400 meter hurdles with time is the second fastest ever in team did very well but there 53.44; Chris Rahrig's long jump BG women's track history. The were some upsets. with a personal-best jump of 22-5 victory marked a first-ever win Price noted the many personal 137-3, respectively; and Vicki The largest upset for the Fal- 1/4; Eric Goudy's sixth place at the meet by a BG women's records that were attained at the Czekaj, tied for second in the cons was Todd Black's fall in the hammer throw with 176-2; and team member. Her coach, Steve meet. Jill Strawser's third-place high jump with 5-6. 800 meter run at the Drake Re- Deric Kenne's eighth-place fin- Price, was ecstatic finish in the 5,000 meter run with Moeller was second in the long lays. Black was tripped during ish in the 5,000 with 15:09.0 were "Cheri's win was the most a time of 17:39.10 and Kris ten jump with 18-3 feet, while Leslie the race and fell on another run- all season bests. prestigious win by a BG track Gaddis' second-place finish in Moorman experienced her first ner, who was taken to the hospi- Other placers for the Falcons athlete in some time," Price said. the 10,000 meter run with a time loss of the season in the 400 hur- tal. were: Tim Arndt, sixth in the 800 "She is now running national- of 37:55.6 were among those that dles as she took second with "He fell on the hip that was with 1:55.9; Tom Hall, second in class times." ran their best ever. 61.78. giving him trouble a few weeks the high jump with 6-8; and the The only other BG woman ath- Maria Gudakunst's third place ago," Sink said. "He's a little sore sprint medley relay of Aaron lete at the non-scoring meet, in the triple jump with 37-5 1/4 The foursome of Julie Shade, right now, but I think he survived Straw, Rick Marinelli, Carlson, Ruth Ristvey, placed second in and Jane Moeller's third place in Moeller, Moorman and Thomas the whole ordeal without any real and Amdt took third with 3:27.7. the javelin with a throw of 16-10 the 100 meter hurdles with a time combined for two wins in the 400 injury." The 800 relay team placed sec- feet. of 14.64 were also lifetime bests, meter relay and the sprint med- ond with 1:29.50-, the 3200 relay of "Last year, Ruth was third at and put them second and fourth ley relay with times of 47.90 and Those who placed at the Drake Glen Lubbert, Ray Isco, Brad this meet," Price said. "So she in BG women's track history, re- 1:45.3. The sprint medley relay Relays were: Paul Seeley, who Schaser and Arndt took second has improved, as well as defeated spectively. time is the fourth fastest ever in took fourth out of 20 athletes in with 7:48.5; and the 400 relay many of the best throwers in the Other placers for the Falcons BG women's track history. the decathlon with a score of team of Straw, Dennis Hampton, nation." were: Benita Thomas, first in the Price noted that at press time, 7,022 pouits. This ranks him Marinelli and Chris Stueve took Thomas was a nominee for out- number one in the Mid-American sixth with 43.6. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Thank you! SUMMER & FALL RENTALS To all of you students who have made Kinko's your LARGE ASSORTMENT OF home away from home, thank you. And to those of HOUSES, DUPLEXES, & APARTMENTS you who haven't yet discovered us... we're saving a place for you. over 500 units with SUPER locations
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by Mike Kazlmore tance for their respective teams. sports writer Both pitchers were so outstand- ing that neither team even really threatened to score until the 12th The Bowling Green Softball inning. team sprang to life over the Kolleen Kopchak started off weekend as it swept Kent State in the inning with a leadoff triple as Friday and Saturday's the Falcons finally seemed ready doubleheaders at the BGSU soft- to score a run and pull out the ball field. win. However, Kopchak was left With their weekend series stranded at third as her hit was sweep of Kent State, coupled followed by a strikeout and two with Toledo's loss at Akron, the weak infield pop outs. Falcons find themselves all alone BG did not let that missedop- in first place in the MAC - a feat portunity get then down that seemed far off when Jacquie however, as the team was able to Joseph took over as head coach bounce right back the next inning of the Falcons five years ago. to pick up the victory. With run- This is the latest part of the ners on second and third and two season that BG has held on to outs senior Dena Romstadt, bat- first in the conference during ting in the first slot of the order Joseph's five-year reign at the instead of her customary cleanup University. position, came through for the "It's the first time since I've Falcons as she stroked an RBI been here, and it's the first time single just over the outstretched since any of these players have glove of Kent State's third base- been here," Joseph said. "It's man. been a long road, but the players "I decided to move Romstadt to have worked their butts off and it the leadoff position because she feels great." has been hitting for average and The Falcons started the series I think that the move is really go- off with a 3-0 win against the ing to help our team," said Golden Flashes as Jennifer Wolf Joseph. pitched six strong innings to pick In Saturday's first game it was up the win while Lisa Mountjoy Lisa Mount joy's turn to do battle pitched the final inning preserv- against Jennie Allerding, who ing the shutout. wasn't nearly as sharp as she was The second game of Friday's the day before. doubleheader was a classic The Falcons jumped all over pitcher's duel, pitting two of the Allerding in the third inning for league's best freshmen against three runs. Rachelle Highfill and each other as Jennie Allerding Kathy Holland delivered the big TkcBCNtwimmNa took the mound for Kent while blows, knocking in one and two Wolf once again did the honors runs respectively with base hits. Jennifer Wolf pitched 19 Innings for the Falcons this weekend against the Kent State Flashes. After for BO. BG added two more runs in the coming off the mound In the first game after six Innings, she went the distance In the 13 Innings of the The game lasted 13 innings second. with both pitchers going the dis- See Softball, page six. f 125 EAST COURT ALWAYS "^ DOWNTOWN OPEN LATE
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American Red Cross FINALS ARE AROUND THE CORNER! • The BG News April 26,1993 Falcons preparing for season and Brown Game, which was in the nation - and final rankings as the dynamic senior duo repre- held this Saturday. of 27th and 28th, respectively, in sented the conference's best in Spring training begins with Falcon head coach Gary the Associated Press and USA the positions of quarterback and Blackney said he was extremely Today polls. wide receiver. great expectations in the air enthusiastic throughout Spring Blackney feels that the success This year the Falcons will be Football. will help rather than hinder the looking for more of the same. by Mark Leonard DeChant That's right! Although the Fal- "This was just a great spring," team. "I am really encouraged by the sports writer con gridders haven't played in a Blackney said. "Before practices "Once a player feels what it's seniors," Blackney said "They game since their thrilling Las began, we made a list of objec- like to win," he said. "He will try have committed themselves to Vegas Bowl victory in Decem- tives, or goals, that we wanted to that much harder to continue having their best season of foot- This is the first article in a ber, the coaches and players accomplish. In my opinion, we winning. It's my job to help the ball ever. three-part series about Bowling have already began rigorous have accomplished everything team avoid complacency. "They want to win bad. You can Green Spring Football. training for the 1993 campaign. we set out to do." "I think it works in a cycle," see it in they way they practice. After a well-deserved break While this news is encourag- Blackney continued "Greater Everyone has been getting real It hasn't over the Christmas holiday, the ing, a successful spring season expectations will follow success. physical, especially along the snowed in a players found themselves right does not ensure success during A team will play at a higher level lines." month. The back in the weight room and the the regular season. when there are high expecta- Looking ahead to the fall - and temperature Falcon Fieldhouse, keeping in Over the past two seasons, the tions. And obviously, success will the "real" season - Blackney has been rising shape during the off-season. Falcons have racked up some eventually come when you work said the players have every in- lately. And the All the hard work seems to valuable achievements which hard." tention of defending the MAC winds seem to have paid off, as the squad has place many expectations on the One of the constants of the past Championship. have died down just completed a highly success- team. two seasons has been senior a bit. Yes, it ful session of Spring Football. BG has won the Mid-American leadership. In 1991, the talent- "We have a chance to accom- appears spring This annual mini-camp is held Conference two years running, laden defensive line - or the Big plish two important goals," he has finally ar- each year to prepare both and in fact has not lost a MAC Ugly Ones - stifled the MAC, al- said. "If we win that game rived at BG. players and staff for the follow- game during that time period. lowing only 13.4 points per game. against Toledo early, we will set To paraphrase a popular slo- ing season. Other accomplishments in- The following year could have the league record for consecu- gan, it's time Tor food, folks and Practices began on March 31 clude a current nine-game win- been summed up "White to tive MAC wins. ... football? and culminated with the Orange ning streak -- the second-longest Szlachcic, White to Szlachcic ..." "And only two teams have ever won the MAC three years in a row, and we can become one of them." Blackney named Toledo, Akron and Central Michigan as other teams he believes have a shot at the title.
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He allowed nine hits The Indians jumped out to a 5-0 and two runs in seven innings lead after two innings and sent had seen enough and Jefferson. with no walks and one the A's to their seventh loss in Oakland got two runs back in CHICAGO - Chris Sabo and strikeout. Kenny Lofton, who led off the eight games. Sandy Alomar Jr. the fourth on a double by Terry game with a triple, scored the In- Joe Oliver hit grand slams Greg Hibbard (1-1) was the and Paul Sorrento homered for Steinbach, Troy Neel's RBI Saturday, the first time since loser. dians' first run on a groundout. Cleveland, who had 15 hits, nine single and a two-out, run-scoring Mike BielecW (2-2) went five 19SS that Cincinnati hit a pair The Reds loaded the bases for extra bases. double by Lance Blankenship. of them in the same game, in the first on a single by Ce- innings, allowing two runs on Oakland starter Shawn Hille- Bob Welch, who missed his five hits. He walked three and leading the Cincinnati Reds to cil Espy, a double by Barry gas (1-2) did not get out of the scheduled start when Friday a 15-5 victory over the Chi- struck out five. Larkin and a grounder that second inning and retired only night's game was rained out, Kevin Seltzer hit his third cago Cubs. Hibbard misplayed. Sabo fol- three of the nine batters he lowed with his fourth home came on in the fifth but could not homer, a solo shot to left, in the Bip Roberts and Reggie faced. quiet the Indians, whose first A's sixth off Ted Power. Lofton Sanders hit two-run homers, run of the season. Sorrento led off the second five batters reached base. helping Tom Browning (1-2) doubled home a run in the eighth with a line drive to left that just Cleveland extended its lead to and Sorrento hit his fifth homer, win his first game since last Cincinnati added three runs stayed fair for a double, and Car- 7-2 on RBI singles by Martinez a two-run shot, in the ninth June 26. Steve Lake homered in the third on a walk to Lar- los Martinez walked. Jefferson for Chicago as both teams kin, a single by Randy Milla- then hit the first pitch into the took advantage of a 26 mph gan, a double by Sabo and a right-field stands for his third wind blowing out to center throwing error by left fielder homer and a 4-0 lead. field. Candy Maldonado. Alomar followed with a homer Sabo drove in a career-high Roberts made it 9-0 in the to left. After Hillegas hit Felix five runs with his homer, two fourth with his first home Fermin in the elbow, A's man- doubles and a single. His first run. Singles by Milligan, Sabo ager Tony La Russa decided he lifetime slam came in the and Reggie Sanders loaded first inning. the bases for Oliver's homer Kristin Oliver's homer, his first of in the seventh off Dan Plesac. the season, came in the sev- Sanders hit his second homer Kemph enth inning and was the sec- in the eighth ond slam of his career. 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FRIENDS DON'I LEI FRIENDS 25% off all new tides in stock NO FRILLS - JUST THE For more Information contact: Tim Newman @ 352-2044 n LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES 352-2556 The BG News April 2G, 1993 Softball Continued from page three. fourth as Romstadt and Highfill Ohio has prime picks Saturday's nightcap featured picked up the RBIs. another match-up of freshman The Falcons then closed out pitchers as BG's Wolf took on Toledo, Ohio State players among first in draft their scoring in the next inning as Kent's Holly Good pasture. Tricia Askins roped an RBI triple Once again the Falcons broke by Tim Puet to the gap in right-centerfield into the scoring column in the The Associated Press "I felt ... we had a very spe- Smith gained 2,005 yards in and later scored on a Jenny Leis third inning. Highfill scored cial athlete in Dan. Going into two years at Ohio State, but groundnut putting BG up 7-0. Kopchak with an RBI double to his senior year, I knew if he gained as much attention for Meanwhile the Golden Flashes leftfield and later came around to Two players from Ohio col- worked hard and had a great controversy off the field as he were struggling to generate any score on a Kent error giving BG leges were among the first 21 year, he'd definitely be a first did for his play. kind of offense against Mount- a 2-0 lead. selections in Sunday's NFL round draft choice. He did both After winning the Associated joy. Finally, in the sixth inning The two runs would be more draft. of those things and the out- Press Mr. Football award as Kent was able to break through than enough for Wolf who con- Dan Williams, a 6-foot-4, come couldn't have been bet- Ohio's top prep player in 1988 for a run, but by that time the tinued her domination of Kent 275-pound defensive end from ter," Pinkel said after learning and 1989 while at Euclid High game was already decided and State. Toledo, was chosen by the of Williams' selectioa School, Smith set an Ohio State BG cruised in for a 7-1 victory. However, just to be on the safe Denver Broncos as the 11th Broncos head coach Wade freshman record by gaining The difference in the two side, BG gave Wolf an insurance pick. The Minnesota Vikings Phillips said, "Our strongest 1,126 yards in 1990. games against Allerding was ag- run in the sixth when freshman used the 21st pick to select need was a dominating defen- He voluntarily sat out the gressiveness as the Falcons came Jennifer Behling knocked in a Ohio State's Robert Smith, a sive lineman. I think this is a 1991 season after saying the out much more aggressive on runner with an RBI groundout. 6-2, 195-pound running back great pick for us." coaching staff wasn't allowing Saturday. With the Falcons up 3-0, and who decided to turn profes- Denver traded up to obtain him to devote enough time to Wolf seeming to get a little tired, sional after two seasons of col- Williams. The Broncos origi- academics, then returned to "We talked about being more Joseph went to Mountjoy who legiate play. nally had the 14th draft choice, the team last year and gained aggressive on the bases," said once again came on to preserve Williams was the first open- but traded it and a third-round 819 yards with 10 touchdowns, Joseph. "But really, aggressive- the victory. ing-round pick from Toledo in pick to the Cleveland Browns giving him 18 scores in two ness comes with playing with "I started Wolf again on Satur- the draft's 58-year history. in exchange for Cleveland's seasons. more confidence, because when day because after Friday Kent Bernie Casey of Bowling 11th spot. Smith declared his eligibility you play scared you don't want to still hadn't figured her out," said Green, who was chosen ninth in Broncos defensive line coach for the draft soon after the take chances." Joseph. 1961 by the San Francisco Ernie Stautner said Williams' Buckeyes lost to Georgia in the 49ers, was the only player from performance in two postseason Florida Citrus Bowl on New a Mid-American Conference all-star games and at the NFL Year's Day. member to be selected higher scouting combine in February "I don't think that just be- Expert Teachers in the draft. helped convince Denver to cause I've made a few state- Permanent Centers Willi uns recorded 13 sacks draft him. ments in the past that got a lot LSAT Total Training and 28 tackles for loss last "I haven't had the opportuni- of attention that I'll be penal- season. In three years at ty to work with a player of his ized as much as if I had shot FREE SEMINARS Toledo after transferring from caliber since God looked down someone up or been shot up. I Tennessee State, he had 28 favorably on me and gave me really think what's happened to GRE FREE FOOD (former Dallas Cowboys stars) sacks, 50 tackles for loss and me is minor compared to some 256 total tackles. Bob Lilly and Randy White," of the things other players "He's definitely worthy of said Stautner, a former assis- have done," Smith said before GMAT LSAT 4727 being drafted high in the first tant coach with the Cowboys the draft when asked if he felt round," said his coach at and himself a member of the he had a reputation as being MCAT MCAT 4/27 Toledo, Gary Pinkel. Pro Football Hall of Fame. someone hard to coach Call 636-3701 for KAPLAN RULES reservation Cavs end regular play with win against 76ers
by Chuck Melvln (26-56) since going 25-57 in Cleveland trailed 99-96 after The Associated Press 1973-74. the Sixers' Thomas Jordan made The Cavaliers open the one of two foul shots with 3:23 to playoffs at home Thursday play. RICHFIELD, Ohio - Terrell against New Jersey. Brandon, however, answered Brandon scored nine points in the Craig Ehlo led the Cavaliers with a 10-foot running jump shot, last three minutes Sunday as the with 23 points and 10 rebounds. and John Williams put the Cavs Cleveland Cavaliers closed the Brad Daugherty, back after ahead to stay by making two free game with an 11-4 run and beat missing two games with a sore throws with 2:04 left. An the Philadelphia 76ers 107-103. knee, scored 19 and Brandon had offensive foul on Philadelphia Cleveland finished the regular 15. rookie Clarence Weatherspcon season at 54-28 by winning 11 of Hersey Hawkins led Philadel- returned the ball to Cleveland, its last 12 games overall and phia with 34 points on 13-of-18 and Weatherspoon then fouled eight straight at home. The 76ers shooting, and Armon Gilliam Brandon, who made both free lost for the ninth consecutive scored 19. Jeff Hornacek had 12 throws for a 102-99 Cleveland time against the Cavaliers and assists but was limited to 11 lead. wrapped up their worst record points on 4-of-16 shooting. Philadelphia got no closer than three after that. Cleveland played without Larry Nance, who missed his second game because of a frac- tured left index finger. He is ex- I 702 4th Street I pected to return for the playoffs. ▲ 'Now Renting* ▲ X Furnished 2 Bedroom, 2 Car garage w/storage room. T, • 9 & 12 month leases available starting May 15 ▼ 641 Third St Apt 4 Resident Manager 352-4380? April 26,1993 The BG News Pitching error puts Bengals picks chosen to patch weak defense by Joe Kay of Louisiana Tech or Cope- Pirates over Astros The Associated Press land. Roaf was appealing the Bengals need someone to re- by Alan Robinson ing the side in order. place Anthony Munoz on their The Associated Press Despite allowing the homer and Kevin Bass' RBI CINCINNATI - No first- weak offensive line. But they double in the second, Tomlin became only the round surprises this year need a lot of help on a defense fourth Pirates starter in 18 games to pitch into the from the Cincinnati Bengals. that has ranked at or near the PITTSBURGH - Randy Tomlin pitched five-hit eighth inning, striking out three and walking one. They tried to patch up one of bottom of the league the last ball for eight innings in his strongest start this The Pirates, who had lost seven of their previous the NFL's worst defenses three years. season, and the Pittsburgh Pirates, who started the eight games to fall under .500 (8-9) for the first Sunday by making Alabama "In our minds, it was be- day under .500 for the first time in two years, beat time since April IS, 1991, got a run back in the lineman John Cope land their tween Roaf and Copeland," the Houston Astros 7-2 Sunday. fourth on Kevin Young's RBI single. Young also hit No. 1 draft pick. general manager Mike Brown Andy Van Slyke's run-scoring single and losing a sacrifice fly in a two-run eighth. Unlike last year, when the said. "It was a close call." pitcher Mark Portugal's throwing error keyed a Portugal (1-2) immediately got into trouble in the Bengals drew gasps by choos- They had one other option: three-run fifth inning as the Pirates avoided Hous- fifth by allowing singles to Tomlin and Al Martin. ing quarterback David Kli- trade their No. 5 pick overall ton's first three-game sweep in Pittsburgh since Jay Bell, who was 3-for-3 and reached base four ngler in the first round, they to San Francisco for the May 26 to 28,1989. times, followed with a sacrifice that Portugal made a logical move by 49ers' two first-round picks, Tomlin (1-1), who brought a 5.93 ERA into the threw into right field, scoring Tomlin and sending taking Copeland, a tackle pro- No. 18 and No. 27 overall. The game, improved his career record in April to 7-1 Martin to third. jected as a starter at end. Bengals passed because they after three mostly ineffective starts. The left- Van Slyke's single scored Martin and Orlando It came down to either wanted someone who could hander lasted six innings in a 6-5 victory in his Merced made it 4-2 with a run-scoring grounder. offensive tackle Willie Roaf start on defense right away. first start, then gave up eight runs in 7 2-3 innings Portugal walked Young and Don Slaught singled over his next two outings. in the sixth to bring on reliever Mark Grant, who Tomlin got better as this one went along, retiring allowed Tom Foley's sacrifice fly. the final 13 hitters he faced following Scott Serva- The Astros had won eight of their previous 10 is' first major-league homer, in the fourth inning. road games and are 25-13 on the road since late last GET WHAT YOG WANT Stan Belinda finished up in the ninth inning, retir- season. R.E. MANAGEMENT "Quality Off-Campus Housing" Browns bag Everitt ' 841 Eighth St. •Summer Rentals • 313 N. Main St. > 733 Manvillc • 825 Third St. • 701 Fourth St. by Thomas J.Sheeran Oilers had expressed an interest > 755 Manville • 317 N. Main St. • 615 Second St. The Associated Press "Wherever they want in him, Everitt said. "Most of the i 777 Manville • Campus Manor • Rockledge Manor teams had good things to say but - 640 Eighth St. (505Clough) (840 & 850 Sixth St.) me to play, that's fine they were pretty vague. None BEREA, Ohio - Steve Everitt with me. At this time, I wanted to get too specific. So I played a game for Michigan with was kind of going into this thing CHECK OUT OUR REDUCED RATES ON SELECTED PROPERTIES a broken jaw. That's tough mean, I feel more blind." enough for Bill Belichick. comfortable at center, Everitt said he hasn't played "I think it's really important guard since high school but CALL US TODAY for us to be a strong team up the but I don't think it didn't think a transition would be middle and Steve's the kind of would take too much to difficult. "I just haven't had to Hurry in - They're going fast! guy who can play center or play in college," he said. OR STOP LN FOR BROCHURE guard," Belichick said. "I think move over." "Wherever they want me to he really brings an element of Steve Everitt, 14th draft play, that's fine with me. At this M-F 8 to 5 113 Railroad St toughness to our team." pick time, I mean, I feel more com- 352-9302 SAT 10 to 2 (next to Kinko's Everitt, 6-foot-5, 292 pounds, fortable at center, but I don't was the 14th round draft pick think it would take too much to Sunday. He'll be competing with Everitt, speaking by telephone move over." Jay Hilgenberg, acquired by the from his home in Cutler Ridge, Everitt said he felt he would Browns last year, if he's going to Fla., said he is healthy despite a bring a reputation as a hard play center. series of college injuries includ- worker to the Browns. Cleveland had swapped its 11th ing a broken jaw, thumb and left "I'm a guy that will go out and pick in the first round to Denver foot. play 100 percent, they know to get a third-round selection. "I'm elated, I came in last week that," he said. Belichick said Everitt would and met all the staff and put me Cleveland also had picks in the also have to compete against long through a physical Sunday. second, third, fifth, sixth and snapper Brian Kinchen for a There was some interest but ... seventh rounds. The final four starting job. I'm still in shock, it's great," rounds of the eight-round draft "Steve is going to have to come Everitt said. will be held Monday in New in and win a starting Job. When The Patriots, Vikings and York. he does, he deserves it," Beli- chick said. ♦ CHARM KTOWIV APTS. FOR THE AND LATEST IN ♦ late Mite Video BOTH MID AM MAKOR 40 6. 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□ More horses have won O Rogers Hornsby of the from the No. 1 post position in Cardinals won six consecutive the Belmont than from any National League batting cham- other post. pionships, 1920-25. O Mike Singletary, a great O Dixie Walker won the 1944 Sports Trivia linebacker, played in 191 National League batting cham- games for the Chicago Bears. pionship and his brother Harry O The National League won a all-time leader in home runs by O A horse named Belmont, won it in 1947. record 11 straight All-Star a leadoff batter. who lived in the mid-19th cen- □ Placekicker Lou Groza, Games from 1972 to 1982. tury never got a chance to race also a regular at tackle for the O From 1903 to 1914, the New n Wade Boggs, playing for in the Belmont Stakes. Cleveland Browns, scored York Giants finished in the O The Baltimore Orioles won the 1985 Red Sox, had a .390 1,349 points during his career. first division of the National the first three American batting average on 0-2 counts. O The Belmont is the oldest League 12 straight times. League championship series, of the Triple Crown races, O Tom Leach of the Pirates 1969-71 O Wade Boggs, while with having been run for the first won the National League home O Sid Luckman, the great "T the Red Sox, had a stretch of time in 1867. run championship in 1902 with Formation" quarterback of the O Strikeout King Nolan Ryan four seasons with at least 200 Chicago Bears, was a single-w- also is the career leader in hits and 100 walks. a Secretariat's 31-length vic- ing halfback at Columbia Uni- walks and wild pitches. tory in the 1973 Belmont H Linebacker Chris Spielman versity. D The word action in horse Stakes was the greatest win- led the Detroit Lions in tackles O The NFL made helmets O The pitching staff of the racing refers to the way a ning margin in the race. each of his first four seasons. mandatory for players because New York Yankees set a record horse strides. of Bill Hewitt, who refused to in 1991 with only three com- O Five times in the history of O Mel Ott of the Giants won wear one. plete games. "i A baby race in American the Belmont Stakes there have the National League home run horse racing is a race for been only two horses compet- title three times and tied for it O A bad doer in turf lexicon O Rickey Henderson is the 2-year-olds. ing. three times. is a horse with a poor appetite.
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Do You Want To Be The Kappa • Phi Psi' Kappa Pi Beta Phi CAMPUS EVENTS Attention Students: Higheal Paid Student Employee The Sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would "Grand Big Kristin Froemling" If YOU have found a Summer Job ContactTHE BG NEWS like lo congratulate Dean Thompaon on his Pi Phi love from us to you ON YOUR OWN that la related to ai 372-2605 newjobwithBP Thank you for fnendship kind and true. your Major or Career Goals, Kappa* Phi Psi-Kappa Without you here we will be blue Pi Sigma Alpha (Pol. So. Honorary) Come to the Co-op Office Good luck in everything you dol Presents: DZ'Julie Gumban'OZ 236 Administration Building The Sisters of Delta Zeta would like to congrat- - Pi Phi tove and ours, A REPRESENTATIVE FROM PLANNED KKG* Kappa KKG Carne and Rebecca PARENTHOOD to register tor: ulate you on the awesome job you did heading Sisters ol the Week The Clinen administration, public policy, fertil- •Co-op transcript notation which: the Variety Show. Karhy Kostal, Karen Janos, Erin Elahire. ity management and ecology issues will be -retains your "tul-tima" status Way to got Mary Ann Prohaaka, and Lara Stoddard discussed. -lends academic credibility Officers of the Week: PI Phi "Louise" PI PN Whan: Monday. Apnl 26 @ 8 00pm 'Employer eval. of your job performance Kristin Buikowski and Jen Reed. Congrats on graduating on time I GAY, LESBIAN, CHRISTIAN SUPPORT Where: BA 113 'Permanent placement record tor Good luck with John and your future. employer veritica Don GROUP MEETING AT 8:30 TONIGHT. ST. Keep in touch. For more into contact Tim Newman @ THOMAS MORE PARISH, 425 THURSTIN 3S2-2044 All of these Services are FREE KKG 'Kappa Sigma 'KKG Lova, Your UT, Jan 372-2451 tor details ST. The Sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma would WATERSKIERS- GENNY. like to congratulate JILL CHAMBERS on her Lasi mtg. ol the semester GOOO LUCK NEXT YEAR. YOU'RE A Parent's Day lavabering to Kappa Sigma Tournament a Rec. skiers welcome. GREAT GRANOBIG. ILL MISS YOU. THE CRAIG SCHULTZ. PIPhCSABO^PiPhl Wed.AprH28.gpm -1(»BA -Pt BETA PHI" KKG • Kappa Sigma' KKG I can't believe you're leaving mel What am I or can Mark Ball 447-2679 Krteten, Lisa, Rebecca, BENOIS FAMILY WONT BE THE SAME ever going to do without you? You have been WITHOUT YOU. To my wonderful family, there tor me Ime after time, whenever I I'll miss you a ton. LOVE.DENISE Linda Bertech WBQU Congratulations on winning the Outstanding needed you. Ill never forget our memories: But wish lor you only the BESTI Mud Tug: it made us Big/Lil, Nights at Muggs, Attention DJ's: Show request forms tor sum- You ill deserve it! Panhellenic Representative Award. Your sis- mer and fall are in the studio. Please pick one Happy Birthday ters are very proud of you1 knocking on the waJ, passing out in your bed, Congratulation, Joe Moore missing the bus tor Monmouth and speaking of up and Ml it out if interested in a summer or fan PI Phi Love, Audrey 0Z"0Z"DZ"DZ"DZ show. Deadline Friday, Apnl 30 from the BIGsomum-somumsl Monmouth • What the hen ever happened to THE SHARK!! ~PI BETA PHI - our dates IF .1S P.? (Yea, right!) Good kick at Money Orders - (.29 OSU. Ill always be thinking of youl Heading for EUROPE this summer? Jet there Pin 'N' Packages anytime for only $169 from East Coast, $229 Pi Phi love and mine. UT Jules Women tor Women Family Pharmacy ■DEAF AWARENESS WEEK' from Mkhvest (when available) with AIRHITCHI General Meetings 111 Railroad Si. (Next to Kinko's) Myth: People who are deal hear no sound. (Reported in Let's Gol A NY Times.) E very Monday at 6:00pm 352-1693 315-D Student Services Fact: Noise can sun be distracting AIRHITCH (r) 212-864-2000. because most people retain some hearing. PI PHI • JEN SIDE BOTTOM" PI PHI I lova my Huge Jan. HeyRebah. Phi Tau • Phi Tau The Beach Thing" Congratulations to: Best ol luck in all you do. TIE DYE- You're already Infamous around BGI You're Tuat. Apnl 27th, 730 pm Travis Grant II miss you. "FREE" the girl who doesn't shave her legal I had a Lanhart Grand Ballroom Brother ol the Week Lova, Tiny Mo Sponsored by: Christian Coalition 'April 27* great time going out with you on Friday ■ I hope "11-4pm" and you get lots of use out ol your new TOYSI FtobRmte •Union Oval- Guess who? "Bring your own clethea Phi Tau ol the Week PI PHI" PI PHI" PI PHI SERVICES OFFERED or buy some from UAO" Phi Tau • Phi Tau WatovaourVIP-sll TIC DYE- Good luck on your finals. HUNGRY? PI Beta Phi-PI Beta Phi Keep up the hard work. WIN FREE PIZZA FROM PI PHI "PI PHI "PI PHI High-Tech Soundal 1500 watts of music. ARK Reggae Band is in Toledo at UAO'S PIZZA GIVEAWAY! Kathy Strancar Graduating and engaged! Loud or soft. We deliver quality sounds tor thai The Distillery (4311 Heatherdowns) ENTER THE DRAWING ON What more could you ask tor?l special occasion. Cal Kevin at 454-3473 9pm. every Tuesday In Apr* APRIL 27-28,10-3 pm E DUCATION OVE RHANG Congralulationsl SUMMER STORAGE Low. Your Lime "FREE PIZZA" Pi Phi "Pi Phi "Pi Phi "PI Phi Clean, secure * aftordablell Big Penny, AZOAZDAZO from UAO Storage tor any of your personal items. I can't believe it's almost time lor you to gradu- Pick up available. Alpha Xi Delta VIP's Pi Beta Phi UeaGold ate. The past two years have gone by way too •Cal for details' Keep up the super work IRISH CLUB The Bme has come tor us to pan last IB-64 75 We love you IRISH CLUB Love, your sisters because we are making a brand new Stan. Best of luck! Last meeting of the semester. Love. Lil'Molly WORD PROCESSING - Resumes, Term AZOAZDAZO We certainly have had a Hast papers. Dissertations, eic Reasonable and Tuesday, 9:30 pm. 104 BA Now let's take a look at the past Pi Phi" Pi PN" PI Phi" Pi Phi Dependable Don't Miss in Fal Elections! Tuxedo Junction, lemon drops, basket weaving Call 352-6705 9 to 9 IRISH CLUB 101, buxom woman (except you), room 312, BGSU APPRECIATION SPECIAL IRISH CLUB road trip to Central Michigan: Tonya T. 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Pi Phi * Pi Phi • Pi Phi CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn 87 Honda CBR 600 Excellent condition. Ask- Close to campus. Downstairs 3 or. 4 people Big/Grand Big Dania Webb t2.000Wmonth • world travel (Hawaii. Mex- ing $3000 Call Vmnie at 354 8302. $175 each Call 352-4565. WANTED ico, the Caribbean, etc.) Holiday, Summer and Congratulations on winning Carver TFM25 Amplifier $375 the Chapter Service Awardl Career employment available. No experience Carver CT-7 Preamplifier ■ $275 Good luck next year necessary. For employment program call FALL/SUMMER RENTALS 2 rooms avail in house for summer. 1 206 634-0468 ext. C5544. Carver SDA/3S0 5 CD Changer - $275 Georgetown Manor - 600 Third St we'll both miss youl Cervnn Vega AT-15 Speakers - $375 Pi Phi love. Hearher S Angela Close to campus. $13S/month. 352-4966 Pi Phi • Pi Phi" Pi Phi Call Todd at 354-4754 Customer Sales/Service Call Joe at 353 0279 Excellent location, fully furnished. Female roommate needed Summer Work air conditioned, competitive rates. PI PHI - JEN SIDEBOTTOM PI PHI to snare 3 bdrm. house $825 and up Start PT/FT and may conone Double loft, white, firereuvdant $125 neg Check us out before you rent. JEN -1 CANT IMAGINE BG. WITHOUT YOU. Call Room 353€93S 10-40 hrs Auk. Flex, schedule around classes. Must sell ASAP Call Julie at 372-4069. Call 352 4966 YOU WERE THE BEST LARGE A GIRL Housemate wanted. Non-smoker, own room. Stan at entry level w/ career advancement COULD POSSIBLY HAVEI IU MISS YOU available. No door-to-door or telemarketing No Moving Sale! 1982 wht. Buck Regal, good Summer 8 or 1993-94. $150 plus utilities Call Female for Summer. Available May 10 Good GOOOLUCKI exp needed. College scholarships awarded cond. re-built engine. $950. neg. Complete Lance 655 3084 rate. Close to campus 6 bars. Own room. LOVE. ANDREA Interview et main office and work locally Appli- dblep bed. TV w/ remote, love seat 8 chair. Amy 352-9247 PI PHI SISTERS X 2 PI PHI SUBLEASE R WANTED for summer. cation info 419-866-1726. Call 353 2600 Spacious apt. on Main St. Own room. Houses for Rent EASY ASSEMBLY any hours. $339 84 week, Schwinn mt. bike for sale. $116/month Call 352-2227. 12 mo. leases • May or Aug. PI Phi-PI Phi-PI Phi family of 3 earns $4417.92 monthly. FREE In- 21 speed rapid-tire, toe dips, etc. Good condition; asking $200 neg. Tenant pays utilities 1 mo. dep. Suzanne, formation 24 Hour Hotline 601-379-2900. Co 734 Elm. 4 bdrm. 2 bath, $700/Aug. Congratulations on making it through the Subleasers needed 233 W Merry. pynght»OH0294S2. Call 352 3699 lor info yean. Pi Phi and your family are going to miss 4 bdrm. house from May to August. 316 Ridge, 2 bdrm.. $440/May. you. Good luck in the tuturel Rentneg. Can 352 0400. Call after 5pm ONLY 352 2330 or 354 2854 Love. Cynthia. Leslie and Amy Houseboy needed for next semester. PI Phi-PI Phi-PI Phi Call 372-5692 tor detais. FOR RENT Subleasers needed tor 3 bdrm. Houses, 1 $2bdrm.apts. house on 2nd St. May - Aug g month, year and summer leases Pi Phi-Pi Phi Call 353-1908 Lileguards/swim teachers needed for Grand 352-7454 1 bedroom apartment located at Big Diane - Can I just tell you? I only have 8 Rapids Area Swimming Pool. Lilesaving & 215 E Poe Rd. Very spacious. tickets' Proofreading, why did you do that for? CPR dass available tor recenitication Cal Unfurnished $300rnw. Can be tumlahed My B-Day. 3 hours to dig out the car. I am so JoAnn at 832-3505 or Susan at 8320536 e> $310/mo. Will lease June 1 or Aug. IS JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE stressedl More proofreading. Do I look O.K.? HELP WANTED Looking tor experienced Macintosh operators. Cal far Information 333-5100 319E. Wooster (across from Taco Bell) Jan and Josie. driving lessons maybe? Inspira- Will also be doing some sales at a progressive 354 2260 tions from Confusdous. You're the Bestl regional newspaper. Chance for good suppt- HOUSES FOR RENT Thanks for the memonesl 1 or 2 needed tor apt. across from Club H. own mental Income or fun sme job. Conact Jim at May 16.1993 noon to May 7.1994 noon Love, Lil Rene* bdrm. AC, $166/mo. uW pd. 175 1/2 N. Main (419)242-9000. 722 1/2 Elm-1 brjrm. emit 1 person. Staying in BG tor the summer? Si Apt B (left at top of stairs), over 21 prtrd. 1401/2 Manville-2 bdrm. limn 3. MEDICAL BILLING Do electronic medical in- Come in late afternoon or evening PORNO FOR PYROS Gain valuable sales 8 marketing 715 Second 3 Bdrm limn 3 surance claims processing from home or of- Tonight from midnight to 1 am. Madhalter Mu- experience while earning money. 1 Summer subteaser needed tor E. Wooeter fice. PART TIME or FULL TIME Company sic will open it's door for a special midnight sale Youl work flexible hours, house. Own bedroom. May rent will be paid. make contacts m BG. and have FUNI training. Initial capital required $6998.00 plus of the debut of Perry Parrel's Porno for Pyrosl $81/month . uplines. Call Scon353-5925. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Cat Colleen @ 372-2606 lor details PC. Advertised in Time. Newsweek. Sports »- Rush S3 Era of Change Rush 93 lustrated, Nations Business. Financial World. 1 to 2 summer subleasers 319 E Wooster St Check out Fa* Rush Kipplmger. Money. Fortune. US News. For Call Dorma or Kelly at 353-2518. (across from Taco Bell) Information Nightl more information by mail call (803) 720-7340 SUMMER 6 FALL RENTALS April 28. 9 15 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed! (24 hours, 7 days a week). Over 500 units with Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns., 12 month leases starting kfcy 15,1993: University Hal Super Locations Reliable individual to care tor 8 yr. old in Eva Marie Theater NE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, Box 234BG. 609 Fifth St. - 2 Br. Hours-$420 . LM. CALL Waterville Own transportation preferred. Rueh 93 Era of Change Rush 93 Kenirworth. 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Minimum of 15 hours/week. 2 female subleasers needed for summer to live ators can help with referrals to Lesbian and training, $470 per week. 2.5 GPA required. Cal Evening and weekends required. Apply Mon- with two females. Close to campus Cheap Gay services as well as give information about office tor interview ■ 352-4135. day through Friday after 4pm at 113 N. Main. Call 353 6515 R.E. Management the Lesbian and Gay community. Information CARING AND DEPENDABLE FEMALE Ebsco Telemarketing Service Apartment tor rent: Huge 2 bedroom, furnished concerning rheLeabian and Gay Alliance can "Quality Off-Campus Housing" NEEDED FOR CHILD CARE, FROM MAY 7 also be obtained 352-6242 (LAOA) apartment w/ spiral staircase. 2 car garage, 113 Railroad St TO JUNE 11, MON. THRU FRI. 7:30 - 9:00am. laundry facility in bidng Extra storage room, TELEMARKETING SALES (nexttoKinko's) TheraChi-OX-ThetaChi S2S/wk. Located dose to campus. Must liave wood deck, new carpet. Cal Nevrtove Rental FULL TIME (DAYS) 352-9302 Brother of the Week: Mke Hart ref. Call 352-2192 between 6-9 pm only. PART-TIME (FLEXIBLE EVENINGS) 3525620. Stop in for a complete Athlete of the Week: Todd Reicka Cleveland Yachting Club BASE PAY GUARANTEED PLUS BONUSES Summer 6 Fall Housing Listl Cabinet Members of the Week: Head line cook, restaurant servers, bussers. Sean Williams and Chad Ramsey APARTMENTS bartenders. Start date May 15 Exclusive yacht- NATIONAL COMPANY DESIRING TO HIRE Fan of the Week. Jeremy Hench 601 THIRD Rooms avail, to grad students in BG home ing dub provides great sum. package. Person- TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVES. Theta Chi - OX - Theia Chi Grads 12 month lease Call 352 1631 or 354 6701. al interview between 2 4pm 200 Yacht Club WORK FROM THE COMFORTS OF OUR 704FFTH MODERN SALES OFFICE USING SIMPLI Dr, Rocky River. OH 44116. 9 mo. 12 mo, 8 summer leases FED AUTOMATED DIALING SYSTEM. IF 710 SEVENTH Special Spring Rates Co-ed summer camp near Pinckney, Ml is now YOU WOULD LIKE. WORK PART-TIME NOW hiring counselors & lifeguards. Call Tracy at 12 month leases CINEMARK THEATRES AND FULL TIME IN THE SUMMER. OUT- 352-3445 Spring semester leases (313) 878-6828 tor more into. STANDING COMPENSATION PROGRAMS. INNOVATIVE AND LUCRATIVE BENEFIT 2 blocks away. pool, dubhouse I CINEMA 5 ™"'" I PROGRAMS. CALL 865-3588 BETWEEN Apartments • Dean, spacious. 2 bdrm, turn, 9:30AM - 4:30PM (MONDAY THROUGH FRI- w/dishwasher. Most utilities paid. Call Village Green Apartments DAY). 354-0401 or 823-8015 for info 354 3533 <5> 1234 N. Ham H. 364-081 Buckeye Sett-Storage All shows $3.00 attar 6 pm The BG News Summer Storage Units Available Many sizes Subleaser needed for summer. University with Student ID needs an experienced typist/proofreader Why haul It home? Cat 352-1520 Village $212 50/month Please call Angie or to typeset classified advertising Dawns? 3530060 Benny and Joon • PO Must be avail 11am-2pm M.W.F Start Fall Campus area. 2 bdrm. Summer Apartment Sublease •••REQUIREMENTS'" Johnny Dapp Mary Stuart Master son apt. Off street parking 2 bdrm.. A/C. Close to campus. Computer experience-Accurate 8 Speedy 354-1790 Make us an offeri 353-3407 1:00. 3:10, 520. 735.9:40, 12:15 Proficient Speller & Proofreader Apply at Student Employment Sandtot • PG CARTY RENTALS •" 352-7365 Summer sublease - $2251 utjl James Earl Jones Reasonable Summer rentals. Upper Door of 2-story house. 190.3.-05,5:10. 7:15.920,1220 • Apartments 6 single rooms. 352 6047 FOR SALE Adventuraa of Huck Finn - PO Cany Rentals •352-7365 Sur ereubta >ded. Walt Disney Pictures 2 and 6 bdrm. apt*. 93-94 school year. 110.4 10. 7 10 « StudenVYouth Arrives Now Avthbk ■84 VW Rabbi! c 9 612 mo. leases available. HCOamonth ArC, AM FM cassette - 4 door, 4 spd. Exc Reasonable Summer rates avail also Your own bedroom Born Yeaterday • PO Tokyo (445* rantWon. Cell 352-8369. Office located M316E. Marry S3. 384-6939, ask tor BIN W. i Goodman, Metafile Grimm. Don Johnson Hong Kong $499* Hours: 10-5. Call tor kilo or appt. 92 TREK 850 Mountain Bike 9:25. 12.05 Scout $485* 20" frame, onza bar ends, very dean THE HIGHLANDS Mexico City $199* JAY-MAR APARTMENTS The Dark Half • R $350-Rob: 353-3715 Carty Rentals •352-7365 San Jose $93S* Single rooms tor ran. Now leasing tor Summer and Ft*. 1 6 2 bdrme. Stephen King Starting at $190/mo ind. all unl quiet, spacious, comfortable ml caring man- •f arts ate each way bawd on a nxjncHnp purhaseta 1979 BLACK CJ-5JEEP 120,4.D5, 7:00. 935, 12:00 ctepamjiej horn CC*JT*XB, GncjtTnab or Cleveland agement. A/C 6 on site matntenence Gradu- BRAND NEW SO-SERES TIRES. tetnction. so ac»p>y and taas are not included ates or serious students. Call Mke at ASKING $1500. CALL 372-5395. CHEAP, flubltsss May III Aug. 2 brm. w/ Indecent Proposal - R 354-6036.11-6 pm AC. Call 353-8604. Demi Moore Woody Harrelson Council Travel Unfurnished efficiency available June let 1988 Mazda 323 • 4 speed. New banery" 1:06,4:00,7fl0,030,12:00 « Cozy 1 bedroom unfurnished apartment Quiet, or August 15th ONLY $205/mo. Unities 8 E. 13th Ave. Columbus, OH 43201 AMFM siereo/cesaeae, tires, brakes 8 struts Coming Soon dose to duswtaatii. Grads. couple, serious are paid Located at 215 E Poe Rd replaced. Good cond. 123.000 highway miles. Made In America 1-614-994-8*96 student preferred. $330 . gas. etec 352-1196 Call Vlckl for detaUe J5J-58O0 $025 00. CaH 352 3858 or 352-4113. Available 5/9 i t.OMSMS • • UtUsSS SUPiHSV.-tKS Call for a ffUI Student Travels Majaiinc