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Thursday, January THE17,1985 J3CL NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 62 Telephone system rewiring delayed by Michael Mclntyre He said this would involve phone & Telegraph) on campus staff reporter closing down phone service for for two months now," he said. each building while it was being "There are almost 100 buildings Wiring work for the Unlversi- rewired, adding the interrupUon and they were built at different v's new phone system was would only last about one day. times with different architects ned to begin over the so each building must be physi- break, but James CORBITT SAID there is no cally examined to draw up (wir- Corbitt said yesterday that prob- Sroblem with running wires to ing) plans." lems were encountered and no ■e different buildings because THE UNIVERSITY is pur- physical work has been done. most of those wires are located chasing wires, phones and the Corbitt, associate director of in tunnels underground. He said AT&T System 80 computer from auxiliary support services, said the problem is that once the AT&T. he must meet with General Tele- wires are in the buildings they Corbitt said station surveys phone Electronics (GTE) to- must have some kind of protec- are also being conducted to de- morrow to negotiate some of the tion to comply with state codes. termine how different offices wiring problems. The Univer- This is why the wires must run use their phones and to find out sity presently leases a telephone through the conduits. the number of phones and the computer, phones, and wiring Corbitt could not discuss spe- features they will need. from GTE. cific bargaining points that will The problems with the wiring be used ui tomorrow's meeting will not affect the targeted com- He said the original plan was because he said they could jeop- pletion date of Aug. 16 for the to run new wires next to existing ardize negotiations. new phone system, Corbitt said. wires in the same conduit so a "We have sent GTE 12 points "we hope to have most of the later switchover could be made that we want to talk about, in-, academic and administration without interrupting phone serv- eluding the wiring changeover buildings done before the sum- ice. Conduits are pipes which and the hookup between (on-) mer," he said. "The bulk of the house the phone wires. campus lines and GTE lines off residence halls will be done dur- Corbitt said in some of the campus." ing the summer." buildings it is impossible to Even though no physical work Corbitt added there may be place new wiring next to the has been started, Corbitt said a some problems with Offenhaur existing wiring. We can save Sreat deal of planning is being Towers because they will be the University some bucks if one. receiving new carpeting over GTE will allow us to pull out the "We have had wiring people the summer, making it more old wires first," he added. from AT&T (American Tele- difficult to install the phones. Tax money to aid schools COLUMBUS (AP) - Aside from where they are most needed. ties. They demand prudent the jobs program. Celeste said Celeste, who was interrupted provision for economic setbacks his two-year state budget would by applause in the packed House that could occur during the next propose that "70 cents out of chamber about three dozen two and a half years. Celeste every new state dollar be in- times, said all the programs he said. vested in education during the outlined could be started within next biennium." the state's present tax structure. Senate Republicans have pro- He called for at least a 5 "And best of all, these initiatives posed a 30 percent tax cut over percent increase in basic state can be accomplished alongside three years. Celeste reportedly aid each year of the new bien- responsible cuts in Ohio's exist- will propose in his budget a 10 nium: a cap on tuition increases ing tax rates," he said. . percent cut over two years. at public colleges and universi- Celeste said he would discuss BG News/ Susan Cross ties; "a substantial increase in BUT HE CAUTIONED details of his accelerated high- our minimum salaries for teach- against tax cuts that were too wayprogram Monday. Unusual pet ers: " and creation of a program large. Each one has been chosen Dave, a sophomore living on campus, keeps a 5-foot boa constrictor named Monty in his dorm room. of forgiveable loans to pay for "To avoid a return to the days because It can -'eartT* way for He received the pel snake from a friend after his piranha died last semester, see related story pmgt 3. the education of qualifying stu- of yo-yo budgets, our tax cuts investments in thousands of ad- dents who agree to teach In must be balanced against care- ditional new jobs throughout geographic and subject areas ful targeting of spending priori- Ohio," he said. Uhlmans to occupy Macy's building NUL cites The building currently housing Macy's date depends on the remodeling crew Macy's had announced on January 3 After Macy's declined to purchase the downtown will become a complete Uhl- and when Macy's vacates the building. that it would be closing its store after not site, the Uhlman Company contacted the increased mans department store following a The current Uhlmans store located at reaching an agreement on the length of a hospital board. Wood County Hospital Board decision 101S. Main St. will be remodeled into a new lease. The current lease expires Wednesday morning in which the Uhl- Uhlmans home store. March 15. The new store will be the seventh concern man offer was accepted. When Uhlmans obtains the Macy's According to Lelan Middleton, attor- largest in the Uhlman chain. The store According to Frank S. Baker, general building the new store will contain about ney for the Wood County Hospital Asso- will offer an expanded selection on wom- merchandise manager for the Uhlman five times as much merchandise than ciation which owns the building, Macy's en's clothes, along with departments for WASHINGTON (AP) - The Company, the company is making a the present store. wished to renew the lease on the building men, children, shoes, hats cosmetics, National Urban League said committment to the downtown because "We have a lot of larger stores, but we for only one year. jewelry, accessories and a beauty shop. yesterday that racial polariza- it believes the personality of the town have never had a large store in BG. One. Middleton said the hospital decided tion is increasing as blacks are lies there. of the primary reasons for this is be- that selling the building was in its best Larger stores are located in Piqua, left out of the economic recov- The approximate date for the opening cause there wasn't a building avail- interest rather than entering into a Newark, Sidney, Greenville, Mt. Vernon ery, but that there also is cause is May 15, but according to Baker, that able," Baker said. short-term lease. and in Traverse City, Mich. for black America to be more optimistic. Releasing the league's annual report on blacks in this country, which as in past years was T-shirts reveal personal expression, style sharply critical of the Reagan Administration, President John T-shirts among the people sur- not surprise me," she added. nated on buttons in the 1960s Jacob said the status of blacks by Jim Lesczynski, Jr. indication of the downfall of T- remains "grim." reporter veyed had raunchy messages Behling said similar mes- and later shifted to T-shirts. shirts, however. "I think T- or environmental/political sages are becoming popular on The reappearance of mes- shirts will be around for a long Yet be said, "I want to stress statements, she said. "This did buttons. Such messages origi- sage-bearing buttons is not an time," Behling said. the positive side of the picture," What you wear may be say- and pointed to evidence of in- ing something to the world creased social concern and ef- about yourself and society, forts by blacks themselves to according to Dr. Dorothy Behl- deal with economic and social ins. problems. She is involved in a continu- "The strongest message com- ing study of message-bearing ing out of black America in 1964 T-shirts. was that it became increasingly Behling, an assistant profes-. aware of its own strengths and sor of home economics in- increasingly willing to act inde- volved in a continuing study of pendently to achieve what it message-bearing, said by ob- considers its own best inter- serving messages on T-shirts, ests," Jacob said in an overview certain assumptions can be of the report, "The State of made about our society as a Black America, 1985." whole. "This does not signal any less- "I don't think any other ening of the responsibility of means expresses our senti- government or the private sec- ments as strongly (as T- tor ...," he said. ''But it does shirts)," Behling said. She signal that black America is not added that all clothing is a standing still waiting for others reflection of our culture, but T- to come to its rescue. It recog- shirts are a more obvious one. nizes that its salvation lies Behling said T-shirts are within itself." popular because they are inex- AT A NEWS conference to pensive and people are able to release the national civil rights assemble a large wardrobe of organization's 10th annual re- them. port, Jacob described "a new THE MOST popular T-shirts X'rft of concern within the currently on campus, said ck community." He pointed Behling, are status-oriented, to efforts by national and local such as exotic places the black groups to deal with prob- wearer travelled, or anything lems ot teenage pregnancy, sin- denoting social affluence. gle-parent families, education, She said these kinds of T- crime and poverty. shirts reflect the thinking of He also described as "hope- today's culture. The next most ful" signs the recent pastoral popular T-shirts, Behling said. letter of Roman Catholic bishops are advertising, health and calling for increased social jus- exercise. tice and protests against South In contrast, the least popular Africa's apartheid system,- T- BG News/January 17,1985 2

GREffTMOMEHTS N EWCWW Columns wanted The News is looking for 1910: editorial columnists and car- -Editorial - BOWUNOj QBtaaVJ toonists. Regular columns, NORMAL. COUME guest commentaries and car- POIMDGP toons all are acceptable. Col- umns and commentaries Changes needed should be no longer than 500 words, and cartoons may be The Rev. Jesse Jackson said it best at the any size. Democratic Convention when he said, "We need Letters to the editor also a change." Had Jackson attended the University, are welcome and should be limited to 200 words. he would have said it sooner. Submissions should be We believe the University needs a change not tuVl «>■ typed, double spaced and only in the drop/add procedure but in the number of signed. Your address and phone number must be In- sections offered in highly demanded courses. cluded. Registration Director Roger Newman agrees The News reserves the that the problem is not with drop/add, but with the LATE* WO- f*U-- right to reject letters and number of courses offered in certain areas, specif- Pfcor/App UNE columns or portions of them that tiie staff believes to be in ically those in the business core. bad taste, malicious or libel- If there are five professors who teach Economics ous. All submissions are sub- 202, and each teach two sections, then logically ject to condensation. Columns that appear in the there are 10 sections. If each section is limited to 25 BG News do not necessarily people then only 250 students can enroll in these reflect opinions of the staff. courses. Address your comments But the problem is that a large number of to: students have to take this course - not just business Editorial Editor majors. The BG News Similar problems exist with many University Hope without disarmament IN University Ball courses. How many pieces can you cut a pie into? For a first step, the administration should devise a better method of allocating funds for the highly Uncertain stability may be best demanded courses. vely killed, at least for the American in every fiber of his culations and multiplying the by George Will United States, ballistic missile being. That means he believes uncertainties of any Soviet The administration should investigate the prob- defense. But the Soviet Union is that something is technically leader contemplating a first lem because it is such an inconvenience, not to GENEVA - Sensible U.S. offi- brazenly violating it with a ra- possible until if is proven other- strike. mention what it could do to a senior who cannot cials have been swimming dar installation so gargantuan wise. And he is a moralist. Both Given the barrenness of the graduate on time because of a closed course. against the riptide of media at- that it probably had to be characteristics fuel his belief in arms contol process, it is odd tention and the consequent flood planned before the ink was dry the possibility and desirability that an objection made against This University should offer fewer courses in low- of expectations that engulf the on the treaty. of some defense against ICBMs strategic defense is that such enrollment classes. semi-summit. They have However, it is arguable that a - the desirability of "defending defense might make arms con- traditional aim of arms control - lives, not avenging lives." This is not to say these courses should be elimi- stressed that this was the first r trol agreements unattainable. chapter - the preface, really - of enhanced safety through more Note the word 'some." Rea- But an oddity of our age is this: nated because the philosophy behind a University a story on the scale of "War and stable deterrence - may be a by- gan, as is his wont, has oversold The sort of persons most eager education would be lost. Peace" or, perhaps it would be product of the exhaustion of the strategic defense, suggesting for ratification of the meaning- As Newman said, "If you drop those courses, you more appropriate to say, "Don arms control process. The argu- that it can provide an imper- less treaty "outlawing" geno- don't have a college or university any longer. You Quixote.fi ment is as follows: meable "shield" that could in no cide are apt to be ardently But it actually may have been SALT I and SALT II did not place be overwhelmed by the opposed to strategic defense sys- have a technical school." the fourth act of a three-act "limit" arms. Those multiplication of Soviet offen- tems. But such systems would And this is true. play. Between the signing of agreements were snapshots of sive systems. A sufficient argu- move us away from deterrence But while the University must provide a broad SALT II in the summer of 1979 the evolving strategic balance. ment for strategic defense is based on the threat to incinerate and this winter, the arms control But arms agreements do not that it would provide some real millions of civilians, a strategy education for all its students, it has a primary process may have sputtered out. halt an arms race. Rather, they defense (the Soviets could not be that is, strictly speaking, genoci- responsibility to make space available in courses That is unalarming. The proc- re-direct competition toward un- sure bow much) to some of the dal. with high demand. ess has been sterile, coinciding, controlled areas of weaponry. U.S. retaliatory capability. Thus George Will is a columnist for through 16 years, with an un- Today, certain weapons are it would enhance deterrence by the Washington Post Writers precedented Soviet buildup. apt to be unlimited because of radically complicating the cal- Group. Kenneth Adelman, director of verification difficulties. They the Arms Control and Disarma- are apt to be small because ment Agency, notes that in the improved accuracy makes a A new arms control i'ears of most intense "dia- large payload unnecessary for ogue," 1970-76, there were five the destruction of many military summits, and the Soviet-spon- targets. Being smaller and mo- both nuclear stockpiles. If it bile, they are hard to count and by Art Buchwald were found that the Soviet weap- sored conquest by communists ons on hand had enough power to of five countries - South Viet- keep track of. But the qualities nam, Laos, Cambodia, Mozam- that make these weapons hard In the world of nuclear arms, kill the Americans more than to control with verifiable arms missiles do not kill people, na- the agreed-upon KR of five, the bique and Angola. (Ethiopia and Afghanistan followed in the next agreements also make them tions kill people. U.S. could abrogate the treaty hard to destroy with a disarming Therefore at the start of the and proceed to build new weap- two years.) If arms control is - as Jimmy Carter said and Rich- first strike. So, as Adelman new arms negotiations it's time ons that would kill every Soviet says, mobile ICBMs and cruise both the Soviet Union and the citizen 15 times. ard Nixon seemed to believe and Ronald Reagan may be coming missiles may be less verifiable United States take a new ap- In exchange for on-site inspec- but more stabilizing because proach to the question of disar- tion, we would include the West to believe - the "centerpiece" ot US -Soviet relations, it is a they ease the fear that in a crisis mament. European nukes in our KR, and a nation must "use them or lose Instead of negotiating the re- reduce American stockpiles un- purely ornamental centerpiece. More than 12 years have them." Such precarious "stabil- duction of offensive and de- til both the U.S. and West Euro- ity" at high force levels is far fensive nuclear weapons, we pean KR came out to five. passed since an arms control If the Kill Ratio formula is agreement was ratified by the from ideal, but may be the best should negotiate limits on how that can be hoped for in relations many times each superpower unacceptable there is no reason United States. The inequalities of SALT I ignited the skepticism with a Soviet regime bent on may kill a person in the event of for the superpowers to leave the amassing offensive power. an all-out war. bargaining table. that was to prevent ratification Another solution might be to of SALT II. SALT I limited but A French observer says the At the moment it is believed Soviet Union's tactic is to do that the U.S. and the Soviets workout a fair agreement on neglected to decide whether how many people each side may cruise missiles or the Soviet what it wants to do and use have stockpiled enough weapons negotiations to stop what the to destroy each other's citizens be permitted to wipe out in the backfire bombers counted 10 times over. event of a war. Neither country against the aggregate. United States wants to do. Today The first step then is to pro- would have to reduce its arse- When arms control enthu- the Soviet Union wants to mag- duce an agreement that would nal, but would be limited to siasts are described as destitute nify its advantage in offensive reduce the nuclear arsenals in firing only enough missiles to of achievements but not of certi- systems while stopping U.S. pro- both countries to the point where waste 100 million people on the tude, they reply, with certitude, gress toward a strategic de- they could only kill every Ameri- other's territory. that the 1972 ABM treaty was a tense. can and Soviet citizen five The obvious question is, who great achievement. It effecti- But Ronald Reagan is an times. would monitor the pact to see OCMik&UP ONE uJ6ik4B&eG€0— uliTW B/ei?mtiMGr Cutting the KR (Kill Ratio) in that the superpowers did not bag half won't be easy, but it is more than their limit? This possible to persuade the super- could be done by the Interna- powers to agree to it, partic- tional Red Cross, which would Letters ularly when it can be argued have access to all the stricken that you only have to kill a areas. If either side went over party to submit a complaint to toward integrating an attitude gent people aware that if this Srson twice to make your point the 100 million ballpark figure, Up with lab work AAC who will then report the the other would then be per- that respects ethnic groups and testing was not allowed, thou- an all-out holocaust. With a incident to the administration promotes acceptance of differ- sands of products would be put KR of five, both sides would still mitted to match them body for The proposed Racial Ha- are outlined. ent peoples into every facet of on the market each year with no have a margin of safety in case rassment Policy drafted by the Nowhere does the policy con- University functions. The only idea of what their effects will be. their missiles malfunction or I have no illusions that either BGSU Equal Opportunity Com- tain provisions for sanctions or the Kill Ratio reduction proposal way the University can start to No thanks. I'd rather see a few fail to hit their targets. mittee is a document without censure of the offending party. decrease racial harassment is to rats die, than a small child be- The U.S. military will argue or the 100 million limit on cas- merit. The ideas behind the doc- Although the administration is and visibly set a good ualties can be successfully nego- cause he was chewing on a cush- that the Soviets may sign a ument are noble. The policy required to respond to the accu- ion, and the dye killed him. treaty agreeing to kill every tiated overnight. intends to allow minority stu- sation, the policy has no legal Betsy Beetham Because many animals bodies American only five times, and When it comes to serious dis- dents to pursue a higher educa- basis to limit the respondent's 213 W. Broadway are metabolically similar to then cheat, by stashing away armament talks you have to tion without being subjected to right to freedom of speech or to start somewhere. North Baltimore, Ohio ours, these tests are absolutely enough weapons to kill them racial harassment from instruc- usurp the right of due process. necessary to determine if some- seven times. tors or other students. However, The University Racial Ha- thing is safe. The Americans could address Art Buchwald is a writer for the policy in unenforceable and rassment Policy does nothing to The answer is not Just because you are too igno- the U.S. military fears by in- the Los Angeles Times Syndi- perhaps even unconstitutional. prevent the occurrence of such killing yourself rant to understand why some sisting on on-site inspection of cate. The policy defines racial ha- incidents or to change the atti- experiments are performed, rassment as "... verbal behav- tudes of the offenders. At the I would like to comment on the doesn't mean everyone does not -THE BG NEWS' ior that ... denigrates ... same time, the only way to le- Granted, I wish there was an- demeans ... disparages ... a gally discourage verbal racial ignorant letter written by Chris person's lifestyle or racial or Dowting and Sue Pastor con- other way, but as of right now, Editor Psliiuia miiei Copy Editor OemeeErwm harassment would be to prevent there is not. Undoing EOtor Geoffrey Barnard Asat Copy Ed Shety Trusty ethnic affiliation." The policy freedom of speech. No matter cerning supposed cruelty to ani- AMI Managing Ed»or Taraee PerretO EdKorteJ Editor ja Trudeau mals. I would suggest that you goes further to say "... if the how much civilized commu- Hey Sue, I just got a tetanus NeweErJex Bsn>amm Marrleon Graph* Editor ■MMaakno behavior subjects an individual nities abhor the remarks of a two stick to matters of CSP Sports Editor Marc DMph Friday EdRor Larry Hame (college student personnel), not shot yesterday, a new type of the AM Sports Eo*x Steve Ouinn Production Sup'r Otsohanls DtMfchars to an Intimidating, hostile or neo-Nazi like George Lincoln lab testing, because obviously vaccine. I nope you two were not Photo ErJex Susan Cross Production Sup'r Jemes Kordch offensive environment which Rockwell or a pornograpber like the ones who tested it, I might be WHEOWy DnHmwW Production Sup'r Crerg O Here your opinions are only emotion limits or interferes with an indi- Larry Flint, as long as the dead, and besides - I'm not a vidual's academic participation speakers of racial slurs do not with no real factual basis. Have Ths BO News is puMshed defy Tuesday through Friday during the ■ either of you ever worked with cute little cuddly cat, so I de- wMHy during ths summer session by trie Board ol Student Pubecettone ol Bowing Green intend to conspire against or serve to take my chances when- State UnMratty The proposal goes on to say actively deny an individual of lab animals such as dogs or OpHona eapreaaed by columnists do ml neceaearly reded the opinions ol the BO rats? I can bet the answer Is no. ever I ingest something. If it was that perceived racial ha- civil rights, the speakers have a not for lab animals, you both rassment is against University right to voice their opinions. I have, and I can attest that they The BO and Bowing Green State University are equal opportunity employer! and are treated like "little children'' would have long been dead, so do not m Iwmg practices regulations. The proposal also A university should provide an count your blessings. Next time, The BG a «■ not accept erivertlelng that is deemed discriminatory, degrading or defines the responsibilities of atmosphere where students with tender loving care. basal ot race, sax or nebonel origin. I will agree that some rather get some information which is ineueingon the Affirmative Action Commit- from all ethnic backgrounds can fact and not propaganda - until copyright 1985 by the BO News si rlghta reserved tee (AAC), faculty and Univer- learn without Being subjected to radical experiments are per- Erjtonal and Outness OWoaa formed on lab animals, but take then your ignorance is self ex- 108 University Hal sity departments in reporting the denigrating comments of planatory. Bowing Green Slate University events. The proposal encour- . closed minds. But the University your choice - it's either them, or Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 ages cooperation among staff cannot legally assure this. The human beings. Gee Chris, that Phone (418) 3'2 2801 and faculty to Investigate inci- AAC and toe administration sure seems pretty hard to de- Joseph Hart Hours; 8 a.m. to 6 p m Monday through, Friday dents. Procedures for an injured should instead jmt their energy cide, doesn't It? Are you intelli- iULeroy.m BG News/January 17,1985 3 Unusual and exotic animals Business majors specialize available at local pet store be more emphasis on the stu- ago, liberal arts courses were on a few innocent goldfish. by Jim Nleman dent being ready, set to go looked down on by many busi- by Jllle Hayden choice. There are Umbrella when he walks in the door." reporter However, this is not the case. Cockatoo's, Conga Grey Par- staff reporter ness schools, McFillen said. Looking into the fish tank, one The college of business does Developments in the econ- rots, and Baby Blue Front's. As specialization within have some specialized ma- omy in the past few years Spring semeter in Bowling will find two baby piranhas These birds love to put on business continues, business jors such as health care ad- have dictated this change. Green can be full of gusty winds, chasing a goldfish which is big- performances of fluttering and majors will have to display an ministration and industrial Corporations are now concen- a lot of homework and sub-zero ger than they are. These babies squawking for free, except of ability to adapt themselves to and labor relations. trating on being streamlined temperatures. But, one needs may grow to be 10 inches long. course for the initial investment. different situations in order to "We are starting to see and more efficient. only to look to South Main Street Lyle and Lester appeared The Macau bird with its exotic Jet a job, according to Dr. more majors emerging in the to get away from it all. Away harmless enough until one of Kumage of blue and gold carries ames McFillen, associate University that are, in fact, "AMERICAN ORGANIZA- into the world of the different them bit the goldfish's tail. e most expensive price tag in professor of management. related to a particular indus- TIONS have gotten bloated and unusual. "That's why we bought the the store, a mere $500 for this "A few organizations used try," McFillen said. "(They) with management. When they Need a break from academic piranhas. They're more exciting pet. to hire the lion's share of are aimed at developing peo- (General Motors) began ne- life? If so take a hike on over to than goldfish and we wanted to people," McFillen said. Ele for a subset of the total gotiations with the auto work- the local pet stores for an af- watch them eat each other," However, if the money in your These larger corporations usiness sector." ers G.M. axed 7,000 white ternoon adventure. There you Bach said. pocket doesn't quite add up to would then send the new em- When a student can't be collar employees and they may find yourself a new feath- One place unigue pets can be $500 there are less expensive ployees to intra-company prepared for a specific indus- probably have not felt the ered, finned, or furry friend. found is at the Hutch Pet Shop, animals. schools for more specialized try, he can fall back on the effects very devastatingly," Already students have taken located at 1011 S. Main. It has The finned friends are not as training. business core, McFillen said. McFillen said. that snowy trek on over to a unusual, energetic, and exotic expensive as the Macau. The Many corporations are not "We give the base and try to This does not create a bleak local pet store and have bought animals for those with an adven- prices begin at 25 cents and peak only becoming smaller, but make it applicable to a wide picture for business, but a themselves a new friend. turous spirit. at $75. also more specialized. Seve- range of industries." more complex one. Todd Hughes and Gregg Bach For the most adventurous, Residence Life has not nec- ral do not have the resources Along these same lines, a bought themselves two new there are such animals as the essarily "watered-down" the op- for formal training of new well-rounded education is As industry becomes more finned friends for their pet bul- "skink." tions in choosing a pet by only employees. now being demanded by specialized, companies often lhead, Clinton. Their new It is a five-inch black and permitting fish in the residence "THE TRAINING is proba- much of the business sector. become smaller. There are friends are piranhas named white lizard. There are also fluo- halls. One can buy exciting and bly going to be much more It's felt that a liberal arts still jobs for most business Lyle and Lester. rescent green iguanas which can unique fish such as the piranha. informal," McFillen said. base helps a person to be majors, but the types of jobs As one walks into their room, grow to 20 inches. There are thousands of exciting "(There's) probably going to more adaptable. Not long are changing, McFillen said. he or she may expect to find On the tamer side, the feath- and colorful fish waiting to be huge teethy piranhas gobbling ered friend might be a good adopted.

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by Wendy Davy Her written work concerning "The ideas is to make organi- reporter Behaviorally Anchored Ratings zation more productive," she Scales (BARS) have been cited said. She added that high perfor- Dr. Patricia Smith probably often in other articles. Busi- mance in an organization knows more about lob satisfac- nesses have found BARS helpful usually leads to job satisfaction. tion than most people. in evaluating the performance Besides being a consultant Not only does the professor of of employees. and researcher, Smith has been psychology experience job satis- Smith has also co-authored very involved in teaching. Be- faction through research and "The Measurement of Satisfac- fore instructing at Bowling teaching, but she studies it alone tion in Work and Retirement." Green in 1966 she taught at with other aspects of industrial Its Job Descriptive Index is Northwestern University, Bym psychology. commonly used to measure job Mawr College, Cornell Univer- Recently, Smith was recog- satisfaction. sity, Wells College and Ithaca niied for her work in industrial As an industrial psychologist. psychology when she received Smith has worked for several The Minneapolis native re- the Distinguished Scientific Con- corporations. ceived her bachelor's degree tributions Award for 1984. from the University of Nebraska The award was given by the in 1939. Three years later, she Society for Industrial and Orga- earned her doctorate from Cor- nizational Psychology, one of nell University during a time the divisions of the American when both money and. women Psychological Association. psychologists were scarce. According to Smith, Division 'I had to have high grades," 14, which is small in comparison Smith said. to the other divisions, is " ... concerned with the normal ALTHOUGH SHE has worked JOIN US FOR OUR... working adult." hard, Smith feels that there "It is concerned with every were other factors that led to her psychological aspect of his successful career. relationship to his work," she "I got a lot of breaks," she said. said. The recipient of the Distin- According to Smith, luck has guished Scientific Contributions often brought her to the right Month Long Award is given a cash prize of places at the right time. $500 and the opportunity to Although she was one of the speak at the next American Psy- Pholo/Unlverslty News Service few women majoring in psychol- chological Association conven- ACCORDING TO Smith, a bad ogy, she seldom noticed or expe- tion. economy is fine for an industrial rienced any discrimination. psychologist and findings in this Between that and her perfor- 1985 QUALIFICATIONS for the area can help a business make mance in her field, she began to award, which is not necessarily wise decisions. be noticed. presented every year, include "They can aid a business in "Whenever they (instructors accomplishments In the field deciding who to lay off and who and colleagues) got a chance, that are relevant and of long to retain and how to use them they threw something my way.'1 lasting impact. effectively," she said. As for the awards that have CELEBRATION! Smith's work in two areas of When working for a company, been coming her way, including industrial psychology, job satis- Smith, as an industrial psycholo- the recent one, she is honored, faction and performance eval- gist, helps her client by finding " but believes she can receive uation, have received much ... what makes people tick at satisfaction from her work in attention from colleagues and work; not to manipulate, but to other wavs. the business world. help." "I don't believe that extrinsic awards are what motivates sci- ——1 entists," said Smith who will ■ continue to study and experi- I ence job satisfaction. 85* drinks on One Urge One Item Pizza —Dateline—i Dateline, a daily service of the News, lists dates and Sunday, Tuesday, times of campus events Sub- l missions by all organizations *5 an welcome ana must be FREE DELIVERY 352-3551 I turned in,typed and double- Wednesday & Thursday spaced one week prior to the event. 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Reaching beyond readouts Cats not allowed to roam free

by Don Lee said. He noted the ordinance Crowley said he had heard "as Artists use new computers staff reporter change was initiated in May. many people speaking in favor The ordinance does not re- of it (the ordinance) as against A dry ordinance change which quire owners to fence in their it." by DcnUe Erwin being used and larger equip- versity is currently experi- has cat owners and cat lovers up yards to keep cats from stray- Cat owners who opposed the copy editor ment is pending approval. menting with computer art. in arms was the result of a court ing. ordinance said it was difficult to Coleman saia the computer "We've just stepped on an decision a year ago, City Attor- T'If (an owner) has a cat that's put a leash on a cat. A living house with a com- art students use software to escaltor and we don't know ney Patriot Crowley said yes- trained to stay in the yard, that's "I think the law is a silly law," puter-controlled environment facilitate invention, using the where we're going," Coleman terday. fine," Crowley said. ''As long as said Joseph Arpad. "You can't may be common In the near computer as more of an inter- said. The change resulted when a it (the cat) doesn't leave the put a cat on leash ... (It's) future, according to Dr. Ron- acting process rather than as The artist has always Im- cat owner appealed a fine for yard, there's no violation." something the cat's nature ald Coleman, associate pro- simply a tool. itated life. The computer has allowing his cat to leave his Cat owners and lovers were at doesn't permit." fessor in the School of Art. given us the ability to manip- property. a city council meeting Jan. 7 to Arpad, who acquired his two "WE'RE NOT Interested in ulate the environment to A visiting judge ruled in the state their opinions on the ordi- cats when they strayed into his "It already exists to an programming computers, but make art respond back to life cat ownert favor, noting the nance. Council had invited the yard, added, ,rYou can't make a extent with telephone an- in using them as a part of the and we can do it fast." ordinance did not mention cats owners to attend and give their cat stay in your yard. The only swering services and auto- process of artistically imitat- while specifically mentioning opinions after the ordinance had way you can confine a cat is to matic furnaces. Some day a ing life," Coleman said. "The Art grows with civilization other kinds of pets, Crowley been in effect for six months. computer may even be able to response has been one of ex- and computer art is a contin- keep it in the house." sense your mood as you re- citement and discovery." uation of the understanding of turn home and have warm art and technology from the coffee, ■tapers and soft mu- "Once they get past learn- 18th century. According to sic ready for you," said Cole ing the discipline, tremen- Coleman, most of the other man, who works with the dous new avenues are art forms taught in the School computer art program opened. The students believe of Art use technologies from »■* '*. started this fall. if is the future," Coleman the 11th through the 17th cen- The computer art lab con- added. turies. sists of Atari WOXL's, color "The artist is moving in a * monitors, disc drives, a Coleman said the computer natural direction of discov- printer, videotape, 35 millim- is the future because of its ery. We've moved beyond the eter slides and software with ability to control environment fixed picture," Coleman said. X) access to several languages. and to do 100 years work in "Art helps us change and the Computerized weaving is also l/10th of a second. The Uni- artist is looking ahead." wnf" and KIPS- THURSDAY IS. . . COLLEGE NIGHT Reynolds at Heathardowns 867-9123 Secor at Sylvania 473-0662 LAST CHANCE Open Seven Days A Week! TOLEDO'S BEST ROCK PRESENT THIS AD FOR FREE ADMISSION Not valid Friday or Saturday FOR SENIORS Expires: 2/17/85 AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT £] — = 'u s DELTA UPSILON u U By popular demand, Varden u SPRING RUSH '85 U Studios is back on campus for a final S b u senior portrait session January 22- H January Rush Dates t. H February 1. Thursday, Jan. 17 AT L. u Tuesday, Jan. 22 ~i u H Call 372-0086 for an appointment. Thursday, Jan. 24 O O b * Tuesday, Jan. 29 u FRAT ~i Capture yourself for friends, relatives, prospective Thursday, Jan. 31 DRROWOW rj employers, and get in the 1985 Key yearbook. All parties start at 7:30 Themes of each party to be announced Sj. AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT A1 U ___•■•> COUPON— " — ~ ^ 1 FREE ITEm OF YOUR CHOICE on any til* pltlO ASK lor it wh»n ordering UNDERGRADUATE

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Who's Who includes B.G. students Woman plans annual The students were chosen ination through ads in the News "This is based on the size of by Nancy Bostwick based on academic achieve- and Green Sheet, DeCrane said. the institution as well as the staff reporter ment, service to the community, After reviewing all of the ap- programs they offer," he said. 10th inaugural trip leadership in extracurricular plications, a University commit- ■Those chosen to be listed in the The 1965 edition of Who's Who tee decided who deserved to be Among American Universities activities amd potential for con- directory were notified prior to PERRYSBURG,Ohio(AP) inaugural ceremonies and pa- tinued success. submitted to Who's Who, he the Christmas break. - Every four years, Martha rades. and Colleges will include the Amy Miller, senior public re- names of 55 Bowling Green State Nominations were made dur- said. Hogle goes to Washington. "ONE TIME, THERE was University students, according ing the fall semester through THE NUMBER of students a lations major, is among the stu- She has driven, flown, a lot of security even in the forms mailed out to the various University may nominate is de- dents who will be listed in the taken a train and traveled by trees and it was spooky. That to Gregory DeCrane, assistant bus. Some way, any way, she vice president for student departments, student activities termined in advance by the directory. was Nixon's. That was during affairs/student activities and and alumni. Students were also Who's Who organization, De- Miller's activities include be- gets to every presidential in- the time we were having riots orientation. notified of the potential for nom- Crane said. ing a member of Delta Gamma auguration - not for political on campus and a lot of unrest sorority, College Republicans reasons, she says, but Just in the country, and you could and Students for America. She because it's the biggest and feel it at the Inauguration. has served on the freshman best show around. "(President Jimmy) Car- orientation board, as editor of Hogle plans to make her ter's was, if you remember, JTT984 Yearbook Pick Up \ the Gavel and as public relations 10th Inaugural trip this week- called the poor-man's inaugu- chairman for Students for Rea- end to see President Reagan ral, and the tickets were $25 gan/Bush. installed in office and keep up vs. the $250 for Reagan. The "I've directed my activities in the personal tradition she be- people wore - oh my - we saw the University more outside of gan with the 1953 swearing in jeans and ... I call them the greek system than inside," of Dwight Eisenhower. 'grubs,' vs. the beautiful 1984 Key Yearbook may still be Miller said. "I see it as a broad Ever since, she has been gowns and tuxedoes we saw award recognizing people who captivated by the pomp and at Reagan's," she said, com- do a lot of things/7 parades of a presidential in- paring the last two inaugura- picked up at Key office, 310 auguration. tions she attended. 'There's a feeling to an The Inauguration itself is inauguration that you proba- free to the public, but inaugu- Student Services. Limited number bly don't get anywhere else, ral balls require a paid ticket. kind of an all-American feel- "They call it a ball and they ing," Hogle said. "You're call it dancing, but it's really watching history being made a fashion show," Hogle said. also available for sale. at thatfime." "There's a band, but there The inauguration mem- really isn't any room for ories are varied. dancing. Actually, you're "I've been in ice storms there to people-watch and you and rain storms and every- just kind of circulate. The PICK UP HOURS thing else," Hogle says of the president comes in for just a hours she has spent watching few minutes." Wed. 10:30-2:30 and 3:30-5:00 p.m. Thurs. 1.00-5:00 p.m. Fri. 1:00-5:00 p.m. JANUARY

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Wants to lure GM plant Celeste seeks industry Churchill's COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. State of the State address before "OUR GOAL IS to use the Richard Celeste began a cam- a joint legislative session. Ravenna site to attract private paign Wednesday to persuade 1'I have asked one of Ohio's investments that will generate A FAMILY ORGANIZATION the federal government to turn most experienced businessmen at least 20 jobs per acre in the over at least half of the 21,000- to head up an ambitious effort to next decade," he said. acre Ravenna Arsenal to the create in Northeast Ohio the SINCE 1917 state for use as "the most dy- most dynamic state-of-the-art Celeste said no location in the namic state-of-the-art industrial industrial park in North Amer- state, or North America, held park anywhere in North Amer- ica," Celeste said. greater potential for devel- WE BELIEVE you'll agree, Churchill's is a unique exper- Dietzel said the businessman opment ''Let's put people to The governor's development was Edward DeBartolo Sr., a work there," he said. ience in food shopping. We work to make it that way. director, Alfred Dietzel, said the Youngstown developer. property was an "economic de- "This 21,000-acre site, known Sen. Marcus Roberto, D-Ra- And, all the while, we're committed to delivering VALUE velopment dream site." today as the Ravenna Arsenal, venna, said the state approach But he said the timetable in- is nearly dormant. It employs was better than those of the • the best possible quality at the lowest possible price. volved in the attempted acquisi- only several hundred people. past. tion might preclude the land Yet, it has sewers. It has water. But you know, there's more to value than high quality from being used as an induce- It has oil and gas. It has (214) "The last major thrust ... ment to lure the General Motors miles of roads and (12S) miles of was to put an international air- and low prices. There's variety, convenience, and service. Corp. to Ohio to build its new rail. And it is just 35 miles from port in that area. That created a subcompact car, Saturn. Cleveland and 35 miles from lot of opposition locally. But my Efforts in all these areas combine to bring you the most "It's one of the sites we cer- Youngstown, and half that dis- sense is the idea of an industrial tainly would discuss with them. tance from Akron and Warren," park probably would not have value for your grocery dollar. It's the kind of value you I just don't know whether the the governor said. the same reaction as an airport timetable would work," Dietzel Celeste said he wants, within reaction," Roberto said. get at CHURCHILL'S. And that's a promise. said. six months, a practical devel- "I think the problem with the "But it's an ideal site for what opment plan for presentation to whole area is the same one we they want, you know. Look at it. the federal government. had consistently. And that's They need BOO acres... they put "We will seek the support of talking the Department of De- up their own buildings, it meets our Congressional delegation, on fense into giving that land up. the kind of things they want. I a bipartisan basis, and the Pres- With the governor and the con- Just think it's a dream site," he ident of the United States, to gressional delegation, as well as said. acquire at least half of this piece local people, who knows? I think WELCOME BACK CELESTE OUTLINED his of Ohio land from Washington," it's a worthwhile effort," he plan for the arsenal during his Celeste said. said. STUDENTS Vitamin C doesn 't cure cancer We bring you... 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Peter Pan for chemistry, has advocated He said vitamin C is harmless Potatoe Chips vitamin C as a treatment tor "Whether one is dealing with' and might do cancer patients both cancer and the common the treatment of the common some good. reg. or marcelled Peanut Butter cold. His advice was based, in cold or of cancer, and whether The new research, published $ s part, on studies conducted in the one is dealing with a benign in today's New England Journal 1.79 1 lb. bag 1.49 uo.. 1970s showing that the vitamin vitamin or a highly toxic chemo- of Medicine, tested vitamin C on seemed to dramatically therapy program," the re- 100 people with incurable colon lengthen the survival of people searchers wrote, "it would seem cancer.

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"I who paid the judge $5,000 in trick plan to appeal the fine of up to $5,000 on each count, Leis earlier had denied de- murder charges against the two don't see anything to cooperate marked bills to fix a case conviction of the 68-year-old but because of the plea, retains fense motions to find McGet- Hell's Angels. Leis set sentenc- with." against Frank Fencl, a Hell's Cuyahoga County Common the option to appeal. trick incompetent to stand trial ing for Feb. 1 and urged McGet- Terry said the FBI traced Angel against whom murder Pleas judge, who was found and to suppress key evidence in trick to cooperate with any about $7,000 to a tavern operated charges still are pending. guilty yesterday of taking pay Hamilton County Common the case, and defense lawyer continuing investigation, even if by members of the Hell's An- That transaction on April 12, offs in murder trials of two Pleas Judge Simon Leis, as- Stanley Tolliver said an appeal it meant more charges against gels. The money, according to 1984 led to McGettrick's arrest Hell's Angels motorcycle club signed to near the case as a would be based on those pretrial McGettrick. bank records traced by the FBI, the following day, culminating members. visiting judge, rendered the motions. Joseph Griffin, the FBI spe- was withdrawn from an account an investigation which had be- McGettrick surprised pros- guilty verdict after reviewing Another defense lawyer, Ger- cial agent in charge for North- in October 1963. gun earlier that month when the ecutors by pleading no contest evidence submitted by assistant ald Gold, said the plea was eastern Ohio, said the FBI wants agent, Stephen Wells of the Bu- yesterday during the second day Cuyahoga County Prosecutor changed for a number" of rea- McGettrick's help. IN NOVEMBER 1983, McGet- reau of Alcohol Tobacco and sons, including McGettrick's "There are others involved in trick dismissed murder charges Firearms, had made a wise- health. The judge is terminally these bribery attempts, and against Hell's Angel Richard crack to McGettrick about the DORSEVS ill with cancer of the prostate these individuals are targets of Armato. The dismissal led pros- dismissal of the Amato case. and bones, has been treated for our investigation," Griffin said. ecutors to withdraw charges The ATF was involved be- DRUGS alcoholism and, the defense con- Tolliver said he construed against a second defendant. cause the case dealt with a 500 E. WOOSTER DEVELOPING tends, suffers from organic Leis' admonishment for McGet- Prosecutors said they had bombing. brain damage. trick to cooperate as a "threat." tapes of April 1984 conversations "We really appreciate what McGETTRICK WAS con- "To me, it was a threat in a at a suburban Rocky River res- you did for us, the agent said AND PRINTING SPECIAL! victed of soliciting one bribe and sense that if you cooperate you taurant between McGettrick sarcastically. UPT012EXPS1.99 UPT015(asc)s2.99 Lack of evidence frees attacker s CINCINNATI (AP) - Shadera evidence to convict him, a Judge glary and attempted rape charges against Scott, 29. Williams was justified in fight- ruled. against Lester Scott III, who had Holmes did, however, praise UPT024EXP 3.99 ing off the man who allegedly Assistant County Prosecutor been charged with attacking the 5-4 Williams for defending s ■^jjffij attacked her in her apartment John Valentine yesterday re- Williams In her Cincinnati herself and her children, saying last fall, but her alleged assail- fused comment on a decision by apartment Oct. 28. she was justified in fending off UPT036EXP 4.99 ant is going free because author- Judge Nicholas Holmes to dis- The judge ruled Tuesday that the alleged intruder. ities didn't present sufficient miss charges of aggravated bur- prosecutors failed to prove their Williams, 28 said she was in her apartment with her three children, ages 11, 8 and 5, when the man pushed through her door and approached her. She said she used her fists and then a metal pipe, which she kept for her protection in the apartment, to fight off the man. SHE SAID SHE chased the man out to his car and kept beating him before he ran down the street and was captured by neighbors and the police. Scott, who was later indicted by a Hamilton County grand jury, was taken to a hospital WE WANT YOU after his arrest and required stitches to close wounds In his face and bead, police said. "The grand jury evidently felt that when he came into the apartment and went toward her, that was evidence that he in- TOS1ART tended to commit a felony," said John Valentine, an assistant county prosecutor who tried the case against Scott. However, Valentine said, "I would not comment on whether I do agree or disagree with the court. I don't think that would be AT THE TOP. proper for me to do so. The judge who heard the case, it was hisjob to hear the testimony." Williams, who says she suffers from asthma and had back sur- gery last year, testified during the non-jury trial before Holmes that she did not know what the intruder's purpose was for en- tering her apartment. THEN WORK YOUR "We asked her what she thought he was doing in there. She said she didn 't know what he was doing in there, but she didn't want him there," Valen- tine said. "I handed her her nightgown and asked her to WffUP. show the court where it was torn. Unfortunately, she couldn't find where it was torn," Valentine said. "THE JUDGE SAID he felt that we could not prove an at- tempted rape there or any other felony. And therefore, he felt that we fell short of proving any attempt to rape the woman, Valentine said. "He praised her for her actions in protecting You can be part of the responsibilities you will have in you must be flexible to herself and her children." greatest alliance in American the EDS and GM alliance. It lasts Williams, who did not have relocate and travel. 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Electric bill paid, Static electricity may be cause family together WILLOUGHBY, Ohio (AP) Kinted lawyer representing -The six children of Peggy ; children OLD WASHINGTON, Ohio aluminum building was de- of Quaker City, were reported "It just completely disinte and Lawrence Geis returned (AP) - Static electricity may stroyed in the explosion, so in- burned over 30 to 40 percent of S'ated," said IX. Arnold Van to their one-story, brick home GEIS, WHO gets $489 a have caused the explosion of a vestigators have little evidence their bodies. orn of the Guernsey County yesterday, ending a five-day month in Aid to Families with Guernsey County fireworks fac- togoljy. All three were taken to Guern- sheriff's department. "Tin was separation forced by an over- Dependent Children, said a tory that left one woman dead "You know what takes place sey County Memorial Hospital still hanging from trees. Insula- due power bill. Cleveland lawyer, Niki and three others seriously in- in there, you know what materi- and were later transferred to tion was all over the place." "I just want to stay home Schwartz, paid $502 of the jured, a federal investigator als were used. But we'll have to Children's Hospital Medical now and regroup," said Geis, overdue electric bill Tuesday. said vesterday. talk to those three (injured Center in Akron, which special- TIM ADAMS, owner of a serv- 29. "I want to stay with my Other volunteers offered to But investigators say they will women) up in the burn unit," the izes in treating burn victims. ice station about three miles kids." pay the balance. have to talk to the survivors of ATF agent said. They also were operated on to away, said the force of the explo- The children had been "I'm relieved," Cooper the Tuesday afternoon explosion "The only people that know remove shrapnel, a hospital sion made his doors and win- placed in foster homes last said yesterday. "This (the before they make an official for sure what went on in there spokesman said. dows rattle. week by the Lake County reunion) doesn't end the case, determination of the cause. are those three women," said Baker and Polly Nicholes State Fire Marshal Henry Mc- Department of Human Serv- but it certainly simplifies it. "It apparently was static elec- Guernsey County Sheriff James were listed in serious condition Laughlin said debris was scat- ices after Geis was unable to A Cleveland Electric Illu- tricity buildup - that's inherent Carpenter. yesterday. Peggy Nicholes was tered as far as 100 feet away come up with $702 to pay an minating Co. crew restored in making fireworks," said an listed in fair condition. from the building. Another overdue electric bill. Geis power to the home about 6:10 official of the federal bureau of CAROLYN LEE WELLS, 37. The explosion at the Union building, 40 to 50 feet away from said she was told the children p.m. Tuesday. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms of Quaker City, was reported Imports Manufacturing factory the explosion, was undamaged were taken from her because Geis had learned Tuesday who asked not to be named. dead at the scene. The other occurred shortly after 3 p.m. and the three workers inside the house was too cold with- that the children would be "But it's all speculation at this women, Lillian Baker, 21, Free- Tuesday as the women were were not injured, Carpenter out electricity. returned when county offi- point." port, and sisters Polly Nicholes, nearing the end of their eight- said. She argued, however, that cials verified that power was The 20-by-30-foot wood and 19, and Peggy Nicholes, 20, also hour workday. her house had been warm restored to the home. The enough with a kerosene reunion came shortly before heater and a fireplace. Wel- noon yesterday. fare officials refused to dis- Geis also said she has cuss the case. agreed to counseling on Parents petition nudist's penalty Geis, who is separated from 'money management and on her husband, had used a dealing with six kids." She TWINSBURG, Ohio (AP) -An- THE PETITIONS, written by deal with asked if there was rnding a portion of her days in anything we could do. The idea parking lot of a food store, camp lantern for light in the said she would like to get a gry parents have begun a peti- the girl's parents, call on Bayer living room. A television had job, but that costs of a baby tion drive In an effort to extend to reconsider his sentence and of a petition came up," he said. asking people to sign the peti- Lee Jira, manager of Angie's tions. been rigged up to a car bat- sitter and separation from the 60-day jail sentence of a self- ask for his censure, reprimand tery for the children, she said. her children were drawbacks. professed nudist who admitted or removal if "a longer, more Pizza of Twinsburg where some The parents say that within 350 people have signed the peti- two weeks they hope to have The children - Jason, 11; Welfare authorities became taking nude photographs of a 6 appropriate sentence of impris- Melanie. 10; James, 7; Eric, aware of the situation when year-old girl. onment with a fine (is not) im- tions, said, "I think it's time several thousand signatures to Cle like him are put away forpresent to Bayer. They say they 4; Timothy, 3, and Derek, 11 the Geises sought an emer- Carl Valdez of Twinsburg posed." months - had lived with Geis gency grant to pay the CEI pleaded guilty in November to The father of the girl said he . sr. Traffic courts hand out may also turn over copies of the stronger sentences than that." petitions to the Akron Bar Asso- until they were removed, said bill, or $40 for a load of fire- child endangering and pan- was shocked by the sentence. Linda Cooper, a court-ap- wood. dering obscenity involving a mi- "Some business people we The child's mother has been ciation. nor. On Jan. 3, Summit County Common Pleas Judge Frank Bayer sentenced Valdez to 80 days in jail. Frederic Zuch, assistant Sum- mit County prosecutor in charge of the criminal division, said the girl testified before Valdez opted to plead guilty after one day of testimony. Zuch said yesterday his office never offered leniency. The charges carry a maximum jail term of 18 months. Zuch said Valdez pleaded guilty to the charges ui his indictment. John Dohner, law clerk for Bayer, said yesterday the judge would make no comment on the Valdez sentence. "The only thing we agreed to Is that the defendant should have a pre-sentence investiga- tion. That's not a whole lot of a concession," Zuch said.

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Instead of complimentary Wersching has been his reliable ay in the final hours of the 79th forces and church missions; and dents. self for the San Francisco 49ers "I'm extremely confident annual NCAA convention. placed strict limits on playing tickets - a frequent source of this season, but only a great going into the game," said von Delegates overwhelmingly ar> seasons. under-the-table cash payments - FIFTY—TWO players on Super Bowl performance will Schamann, a .708 career field Croved a 16-team preseason NTT Jack Kaiser, athletic director athletes will be given a pass list Brigham Young's 13-0, No. 1 goal kicker in his first five NFL football team this past season salvage what has been an off i be played, starting next sea- of St. John's University, spoke which can be used only hy rela- year for Uwe von Schamann of seasons. son, during the last two week- on behalf of the NIT preseason tives or fellow students. had served two-year missions for the Mormon Church and then the Miami Dolphins. "I don't have any problems ends of November. S reposal and suggested that the "One of the favorite devices The Miami place-kicker's sea- with self doubt or that kind of The postseason NIT format uture of the 46-year-old NTT has been to give the complimen- resumed their college careers. thing. I feel as good as I've The limits on the number of son-long slump has been a hot will be unchanged. The presea- itself depended on approval of tary tickets to the parents of a topic this week as the two teams always felt," he added. " As far son NIT will not count against the preseason event. Srospect and tell them, 'The games for most sports were adopted after more than an hour prepare for Sunday's National as the season is concerned it's in the NCAA's 28-game limit on KAISER SAID THE opening- ckets are yours and you can do Football League championship the past. I don't think about it basketball games. round games of the preseason anything you want with them.' " of debate and parlimentary ma- neuvering. game. too much." In other action before adjourn- NTT would be played on campus Byers said. "Selling them at The sixth-year pro, successful He is a disappointing two for ing their three-day meeting, del- sites. The semifinals and finals substantially increased levels Baseball coaches who had fought the proposed limit of 60 on only nine of 19 field goal five in postseason play, but still egates approved the election of will be in New York if Madison would finance whatever was attempts during the regular sea- has the support of Dolphins John Davis of Oregon State as Square Garden is available. proposed in the recruiting - such total games in a year won a partial victory with the passage son, discussed his problems can- Coach Don Shula. as automobiles." "Uwe's had a real struggle, H >4 H H W M M I The move to lift the five-year of an amendment that allows didly, fielding a barrage of eligibility waiver was opposed them 80, with no more than 60 in questions from reporters. but he's faced the situation, CAMPUS MANOR the traditional spring season. He said with a shrug that he Shula said. "It's been tough. bv manv Western universities as has no explanation for his de- When you look around the APARTMENTS cline as one of the NFL's most league, though, a lot of kickers dependable kickers. have had problems. 352-9302 He has watched himself on "He's kicked the ball well in •••«••••••••••••• Anytime •••• film and consulted with others, practice and we're hoping he's but said he never gets an an- Eot it together and can help us if • Close to all your needs, classes, convenient stores, f swer. e's called on Sunday," Shula and town. 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Running game Vince. where arc you now? won't be ignored Fond memories of years gone by SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - De- ino and his Marks, Duper and If NFL commissioner Pete he throws the ball over 70 These so-called "Marks speedsters Renaldo fensive strategists for the San Clayton. Rozelle had the power - and percent of the time. He threw Brothers," Clayton and Duper, Nehemiah, Freddie Solomon Francisco 49ers and Miami Dol- They finally settled on a team some times he thinks he does - for over 5,000 yards and 46 they should be outlawed. and Dwight Clark and top it off phins continued to plot ways of Woody Bennett, a short-yard- to send a letter to his old touchdowns in one season Together they caught 30 TD with the great tight end Russ yesterday to contain the arms of age specialist for most of his five buddy, the late Vince alone. The worst part is, he passes, while opposing Frances. Dan Marino and Joe Montana. Rrevious NFL years, and Tony Lombardi, it would be an doesn't understand. He was defensive backs walked off the Their offensive counterparts, athan, who had been used as a apology note. still tossin' the ball with his field with heads hung low. BOTH TEAMS have the meanwhile, polished secret spot runner and receiver in the Lombardi, the former great dad in the playgrounds of And Don Shula. . . you running game of an eighth weapons that could decide Super past. Bennett ended up as the coach who led the Green Bay Pittsburgh when your boys better sit down for this one. . grade flag football team. But, Bowl XIX - running attacks. team's leading rusher with 606 Packers to the first two Super were earning victories a few he's no longer one of us. He just between you and me, the Coaches Don Shula of the Dol- yards for a 4.2 average and Bowl victories in history, was changed, practically press would have a field day if phins and Bill Walsh of the 49ers Nathan had 558 yards, a 4.7 a conservative man. Football overnight, just because he they heard me say this, I think continued to talk primarily average and caught 61 passes, gained its great notoriety owns the Marino kid. The guy San Francisco has the better about stopping their opponents' third on the team behind Duper under him. Football and the now thinks he owns the ground game. And if Wendell passing games, run by perhaps and Clayton. name Lombardi go together airways, too. Tyler or Roger Craig can the two best quarterbacks in the like baseball and Babe Ruth. break a big one and win the National Football League this "Obviously, the pass is our Ttie Super Bowl trophy is REMEMBER WHEN Shula game with it, maybe the season. They also acknowledged main weapon," Shula said named after Lombardi. dominated in the early running game will make a that ignoring the run could be Wednesday. "But we want to be Are you getting the picture? seventies with that ox named comeback. What do you think ? fatal. able to run with the football Lombardi practically invented Larry Csonka ? He was a If Marino has a record- That was especially true of the because it makes it that much the game. So Ri-velle feels a raving success with the setting day, God forbid 49ers. who face a Miami offense easier for us in play calling. It's little guilty about what has running game. I know you I maybe you can help me out that lost its top rusher, Andra a lot better to have a second- happened to today's game. yards at a time in Wisconsin. were proud of him then, but try with that), every team in the Franklin, in tie second game of and-4 or a second-and-5 because Vince, will you ever forgive to forgive him, too; this is the league will draft a promising the season and passed more it makes it that much easier to Dear Vince, me? I ruled the running game eighties. I guess he's just young QB and start passing. than 60 percent of the time. call the plays." Where did I go wrong? What into near extinction with my changing with the times. The running game will be out "We know they can run the Shula noted that in some ever happened to vow three- laisez tare policv on wide Then there's the Forty- the window, and I may be right ball," Walsh said of the Dol- games - notably a 28-21 triumph yards-and-aWendell Tyler rushed for Time: 4 p.m. Till The End of The Game n and who may be replaced on the 1,262 yards for a 5.1 average in O roster by linebacker Ron Fer- the regular season and Roger c s rari, on injured reserve since Craig picked up 649 more and Nov. 11. led the team with 71 receptions. and Founders Dining Hail Astrodome Those casualty reports, how- In fact, running is an even ever, don't include long-lost more critical part of the 49ers' Elayers like Franklin, whose Same plan - they want to control Time: 2 p.m. Till The End of The Game 3 m nee injury sent the Dolphins on le ball as much as they can and C a frenzied search for running keep it out of the hands of Mar- 50 backs to supplement the record- ino, who can break a game open breaking passing attack of Mar- in less than a period. 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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - What the San Francisco de- "But I feel they haven't faced when discussing preparations can turn a broken play into a big Doug Betters says the Miami fense has done lately is to regis- a defense like ours," strong for Sunday's game at Stanford play because when he throws on Teams' Dol^iins defense "will have a ter IS quarterback sacks and safety Carlton Williamson said Stadium. the run be doesn't lose that special package" of tactics to allow only three points in two Tuesday at an interview session Betters, the Dolphins' left end much." throw Joe Montanta in Super post season victories. in Candlestick Park, the 49ers' in their basic 3-4 defense insists Chuck Studley, the Miami de- defense Bowl XIX. True, it hasn't faced an of- regular season home. that Miami has not even com- fensive coordinator who held the Fred Dean says that if the fense Miami's, which ranked as THE COACHES AND de- pleted its defensive game plan same title with the 49ers' 49ers' defense is to have success the National Football Leagues' fensive plaers on both Super yet. championship team of 1981. set for against Miami quarterback Dan best this season and has struck Bowl teams will talk in specifics "We're going to have to com- called Montana "the master of Marino, "We'll nave to do what for 10 postseason touchdowns about the talents of quar- bine good coverage on the re- the innovative play. He's most we've been doing lately but add including seven on passes by terbacks Montana and Marino, ceivers and make Montana feel dangerous when forced ouut of air show a little extra to it." Marino. but they switch to generalities some heat," Betters said. "He the pocket."

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Sea wonting with Christian youth rrenietry cased Carry Rente* "Tha Waaafa" Young Lite please contact Bod Soiple at 352 MAIN ST houaee 1 apartments 7182 HELP WANTED office hour* 11.4pm LIVE ROCK 'N ROLL TONITE! Bo a part ol the Student Recreation Center's CELEBRATE al 316 E Merry Apt 3 MAIN ST. Spring Menlor-Mentte program Pick up appb- SUPER BOWL SUNDAY or phone anytime (or Info LIMo OUe * The Upietters AIRLINES ttmtNO, $14439.000! Steward- catton form at the SBC NOW" AT Dl BENEDETTO S 1 362-7386 Call 352-3703 tor details eseee Reeervationat Wrjridwfde! Cal lor SUB-ME QUICK The Lesbian and Gay Alliance */■ meet MAIN ST. Guide. Directory, newsletter 1(818) 844- tonight at 8 30 *> the Religious Educshon Room I fust know you can achieve your goeJ Ra: your 2* COLOR TVS 4444 ■ BO AIT Q.P.A.t Remember, your bookmark la only BEER. POPCORN a SUB SPECIALS ol St Thomas More Parish Open to the puDkc BG Office of Toledo Horn* Meinlananoa 362-4683 Bring a triend' redeemable for 6 hugs If your goal la reached. seeking sales person General labor, part-time Ski In Colorado, sun In California, explore the The 4pf competition •eey [en earns Send resume/rooty to P.O rocky coast of Maine1 Attend college In one PM Oaeam Pan*;... FU Two goad names... Box 5843. Toledo, Oh 43813 ol 75 schools without paying oul-of-atete IJVE ROCK N ROLL TONTTE! la ■ True You Can Buy Jeeps lor $44 through CRUISESMPS MRMG, $18*30.0001 Carrf. leal or losing BGSU credit1 Cell 24202 tor MAM ST RUSH DELTA UPStLON the U.S. rjovernmerrt? Oat the lecta today! CM been Hawaii. World Cal for Guide. Directory. One and two bedroom apertmenhvcloe* to National Student Exchange Info— applica- Lira* Otr* 1 The Upeettere 1-312-742-1142 Ext 1784 730-9:30 THURS COME MEET THE Newsletter 1 (9181 944-4444 x BO Cruaw oarnpua. S and V Rentals 8am-3pm 382- tion deadline Feb. 21' Cal 352 3703 tor data*) BROTHERS Help Warned 7454 After 6pm cal 832-7666. MAIN ST RUSH PHI Ptl WANTED THE PICTURE PLACE ia taking applications for Apt 49 Meadow View Ct. $225 /month, Jan t LOST & FOUND RUSH PHI PSI pen ame help Aak lor Glna or Terry May paid, 1491-5247 lor Info 7:MTO»»OHT Progreaarre company seeking ambitious rntji- Raararaale wanted. University village. Lara* RUSH PHI PSI Need 1 Male lo share apartment $112 60 a vkjuel lor summer employment Excellent expe- leartraenl ctose to campua. Otacounlad rent. Loot Female Cat, white with btg chest. RUSH PM PSI month ptua electric 3 roommates. 2 bedrooms. rience for the bu*ina**-nwtdad individual Call $884260. Amweri lo the name. Go Awey. Call Gr.l- RUSH PIKES RUSH PIKES 2 bathe. Jan rent paid Cal 364-8184 pursuing a buameu degree Wl Involve fhe 7:80 Tonight Houaee 1 Apt* tor 1985'88 achool yew chon even H you don't find H. 3544086 SORORITY DANCE REVIEW WITH ALPHA XI coorde-atlon of outmge and special events ROOMMATE NEEDEO. OWN BEDROOM 2 Smith Bogga Rama*. 362-8467 btwn 12- OELTA. PHI MU, CMI-O AND DELTA GAMMA RUSH PIKES RUSH PIKES parson- 2 bedroom apt cable, rani $130, Minimum of two year* of undergraduate study 4pm or 362-8917 aflar 6:00pm AMANI THURSDAY NIGHT JAN 17 AT 7.30 SORORITY DANCE REVIEW WITH ALPHA XI dean, roommate hardy home (work end cists and flexible hours a must Send personal RIDES OELTA. PM MU, CM-O. OELTA GAMMA Need F erudenta to tl apt* end houeee Aval CM ■ 9pm| Cal 372-3925 or 352-S4S7 or 362- information or resume to: Oeeuga Lake Person- AMANI THURSDAY NIGHT JAN 17 AT 7:30 now Near campua Ph -352-7385 Gel psyched for Irihabon! Don't forget those 8817 nel Dept. 1060 Aurora Rd., Aurura, OH 1 44202 Apt far Rent far Spring Semeeter. Attention Toledo Commuter Students Ride clean white undiet! Love. Barb. HELP! WE NEED A F. ROOMMATE 2 bedroom, lully turn. apt. Heat, Cable T.V. Needed Tuesday Evenings or Wed Morning Corvjratufatlons Batty Swan on you DZ-FI Mualclans!!' Rent is negofable-llve doee lo campua Nice hookup, water paid by owner. Clot* to Wl Help with Gas CllJeanette 2-1527 •vaUanng lo Andy1 Lead gunarlat, plenlel, and bats prayer for a apt Please cal $6*4880 campua. Call 882-7187 aak far raoh. Love, Your Dee* Zeta SaMara RUSH-RUSH-RUSH well established group. Eagle Creak. Must be Delta Tau Delta Mete Roommate Needed rVNTtNO FOR 188848 YEAR OUPF40E writing lo travel If Interested In en audition 7 30 Tonne $93 75 a Month - Male Non Smoker Free Heel Taj* bdrrr,., tarn, apt Heat, waler end cable DU PRIDE cast 8844816 or $17-7888. "Be a part of a Winning Tradition Cal 354-8739 L». hook-up paid by owner. I680fpar*onf4 DU PRIDE Garoaflfiup Chorus Director Enthusiastic 28- people. Good tocatkanl Cal 952-7162. Aak for SERVICES OFFERED DU PRIDE ONE OR TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES member Sweat ArJotna Chorus seeking Direc- Rich. DU PRIDE NEEDED FOR SPRINO SEMESTER. CLOSE tor knowktdgeebkt In barbershop style music TO CAMPUS CALL 3S44S3I FOR INFORMA- GRE'GMAT-LSAT Preparation Contact, Wlrweburg Chapter Sweel Adelines Thurahn Apartments TION. Stanley H Kaplan Ed Ctr (419)332-0923. A. condmorxng. hay carpeted, caumeon. UVE ROCK N ROLL TONtTEi 3550 Secor Rd Toledo efficiency, aundry tacanea Now Weeing for MAM ST Ruaeel BGSU sweats- orange, brown, new 536-3701 aummerilal 451 Thutatm Ave 352-5435 Lrne OBs & the Upsetters purple ■ many others Gifts for the hokdays Roommate needed lor Spring; Summer Fum 2 bedrm Include* heel, cable pak) Cal 352-3703 lor detaHe Lake Erie Sports open til 8 Apt Comer of S College 1 Napoleon utaHea Apr! $325/month 624 8th St Apt. C2. MAM ST SAE'S and DEE GEE'S, near drive-thru Reasonable. Cal Don 352-49B6. eak for Apt C2 Abortion, pregnancy tests Sport your aborts at the tea thle weekend! or Damon 364-8141. student rates FOR SALE 2 female roommatea needed for 2nd semeeter SAE'S. Female roommate needed to euMeaM for M CENTER FOR CHOICE Cable TV, Free heat. Only $118 75/mo Fa Scuba deal ■ Now forming at the SRC Tuea.. Get payched tor a wad welcome back tea. aomector 1986 Heven House Kim 354-8114 more Info, eel 362 3968. downtown Toledo Satatte TV systems $995 $2995 00 Krorra) Thurs . Fri Love. The Dee Gas* MALE NON-SMOKING ROOMMATE NEEDED 419-255-7769 1-881-2181 Houeee t Apartments Jen, laatntgrrt was terrific' I mat hope the SALE-SALE-SALE IMMEDIATELY TO SHARE 3 MAN APT 117 A cfoae to campus tor 85-88 For Sal* 1977 Chevrolet Morua Good con* picture* came out To be aura, I'm taking them JeaneN Thnga MONTH PLUS UTILITIES CLOSE TO CAM achool yew 1-287-3341 aon Aaklng $1.000. Cal 372-1816. lo THE PICTURE PLACE m the Unrvaralry 531 RJdge PUS 364-7872 HOUSES and APARTMENTS Union (Fast service and low pncee') ChrlaBen witness T-Shkla PERSONALS Ski bfbe. ear mutts gloves, down v, F Parent* needed lo lubleeae house lor mis Ctoee to Cempue 7-screen. exctuarvefy deelgnad Scuba Cttoeee now forming at the SRC. Tuea, - wide selection now at semester $180 per month, manes Included 85'88 school year 1-267-3341 For more into cal 354 1412 Thura. Frl. __ Lake Erie Sporta - Open H 8 Cal 364-7742.

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