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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. vol. 66 issue 46 Wednesday, february 1.1984 new/bowling green state university GOP will appeal order to redraw districts COLUMBUS (AP) - Republicans lmor, R-Port Clinton, said the case rather than under new ones drafted CELESTE WAS unavailable for counsel for the secretary of state, said "I think we have a very serious said yesterday they would appeal a would be taken to the U.S. Supreme by Democrats, who now control both comment. He was to return to the there was uncertainty about whether problem with the timetable right federal court order requiring the Leg- Court, along with a request to delay the Ohio House -and Senate. Two state late yesterday from a privately the order could be appealed. now," Riffe said. "Three weeks from islature to redraw boundaries of the panel's order, pending the out- members of the Republican state paid trip to Israel. "We're not sure, Robert Tennen- tomorrow, is the filing date. It creates Ohio's congressional districts. Demo- come of the case. committee are among the plaintiffs in Brown called for action to be taken baum, Celebrezze's spokesperson, some problems. Whatever the court crats voiced uncertainty about their "That would be the best situation the case. quickly. said. He said the matter was being stated, we're going to have to do. But next move. and there will be a request that it be "My major concern is that if, in studied. if it's appealed and a stay is granted, I done," Glllmor said. "If it's not done Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste fact, the redistricting plan is going to Legislative leaders -who are not don't intend to take it up in 1984." A three-judge federal panel Mon- then, basically it's going to be up to take effect this year, that we re able day rejected the existing map drawn and Democratic Secretary of State defendants in the case but who will Senate President Harry Meshel, D- the Democratic majority to decide if Sherrod Brown, the defendants, also to convince the other people involved play key roles in drawing new bound- Youngstown, said the state has few in 1982 and gave legislators 45 days to they want to put something through in to move quickly enough that we can come up with a new one containing could appeal. That would negate a aries - disagreed over how toproceed. options other than to follow the court's 45 days or let the court do it." need for quick action by the Legis- put together the election without House Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr., D- ruling. districts more nearly equal in popula- Republicans believe they would tion. lature before the May 8 primary and great difficulty," Brown said. New Boston, said he would not en- "I don't know what's to be gained fare better under the existing 21 dis- postpone the matter until the 1986 Ohio Attorney General Anthony Ce- courage an appeal, but neither would by an appeal at the moment," Meshel Senate Minority Leader Paul Gil- tricts they had a role in drawing election. lebrezze's office, which provides legal he discourage it. said.

Committees, Cochrane's love for soccer spurs hall of fame dream

committees, about," Gary Palmisano, Univer- by Jolene Aubel sity head soccer coach said. committees reporter Cochrane is working to change that situation. Even after his retirement from He serves as historian for the There is an eight-member commit- coaching at the University, Mickey National Soccer Coaches Associa- tee at the University, affiliated with Cochrane keeps his love of soccer tion of America and his duties the Faculty Senate, called the Com- alive with his dream of a national include keeping track of the re- mittee on Committees. And the chair soccer hall of fame. cords and accomplishments in the of the committee, Dr. Karl Schurr, Displayed by his office window, sport. Cochrane also verifies the said he thinks there are too many there is a soccer ball autographed list of coaches who have had 20,30 committees at the University. by Pele with the inscription, "Good and 40 years of soccer experience. The Committee on Committees' Lock Soccer Hall of Fame.'' Beside "My Job is tied in with working function is to find nominees for com- the ball, hangs a pair of steel-toed with the history of .the game, mittees of the Faculty Senate, Fac- soccer shoes worn in the early Cochrane said. ulty Senate officers and faculty 1940s and 50s, along with other Cochrane has a part in the his- positions on other University commit- soccer memorabilia. tory of collegiate soccer. He tees, Schurr, professor of Biological' Cochrane, an associate professor coached soccer for 26 years, 13 of Sciences, said. in the School of HPER (health/phy- those at the University. In 1977. "I sical education/recreation), hopes felt it was time to step down," he The committee also is responsible to move some of his collegiate said. for "developing powers, functions and soccer memorabilia into a national The University honored him in duties for new and existing commit- hall of fame. 1980 by naming the soccer field tees" when the Senate Executive "The goal is to have all forms of after him. Committee asks them to and is re- organized soccer, from the ama- "I could only express it as unbe- sponsible for suggesting that teur ranks to coueoe, under one lievable," he said. mtttee be disbandedlif then- umbreaV'he sakT^ Cochrane left the coaching ranks over, according to the Faculty Senate ACCORDING TO him, devel- with over 100 victories and many charter. oping a combined hall of fame is a accomplishments. He took the Fal- "Actually, we perform a low-key delicate process. cons to the NCAA National Tourna- function," he said, "but with all the "Some people do not like the ment in 1972 and 1973. committees here at the University, imposition of time pressure to build He said his biggest thrill oc- we are kept very busy. Personally a new site," Cochrane said, adding, curred when he was named as the speaking, I think there are too many the progress has been "gradual but winner of the 1978 NSCAA Honor bg news staff/Sue Cross committees here." •teaxhrT Award. "It was an award which Dr. Mickey Cochrane "There is a lot of soccer history became a high mark in my ca- Schurr said the University is differ- that most people do not know reer," he said; ent than most other universities be- cause it has so many committees, and he added that the University can run more efficiently if there were fewer committees. Diplomatic activity increases as fighting continues "The average operation at Bowling Green, has more committees than BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - U.S. Pairs of F-14 Tomcat interceptors The Marine spokesperson in Beirut, istration denied widespread rumors with officials in Jerusalem. I've ever seen at any other univer- warplanes shrieked over Beirut yes- crisscrossed the Beirut skies at day- Maj. Dennis Brooks, said all was that its army plans a major operation In Tel Aviv, the daily newspaper, sity," he said. terday to reconnoiter positions of mi- break, midmorning and midday. Lo- quiet yesterday around the Marine against Druse or Shiite militias in and Haaretz, reported that Rumsfeld told litiamen who had shelled American cal radio stations reported that no one base at Beirut International Airport. around Beirut. the Syrians the United States was willing to make concessions involving Because there are so many com- Marines, and a spokesperson for the fired at the jets. A spokesperson for Amal, the domi- Diplomats from Finland, Australia mittees at the University, it makes it Shiite militia said there were strict One Marine was killed and three nant Shiite militia, said the group's and the United States were visiting Israel s troop withdrawal agreement more difficult for administrators to do orders to avoid new clashes. others were wounded Monday in a leaders had issued strict orders to Damascus yesterday. Both state and with Lebanon if the Syrians help their jobs, Schurr said, "and maybe battle with anti-government Shiite avoid new friction with the Marines. privately owned Beirut radio stations maintain calm in southern Lebanon. that is the reason administrators are Diplomatic activity intensified in Moslem militiamen. Shiites said Ma- POLICE SAID Lebanese army said the officials were seeking to It said that might allow Reagan to paid so well. It is tough for deans and the Syrian capital of Damascus. rine fire killed three civilians and troops and Druse insurgents traded replace the 4,400-man multinational withdraw the Marines from Lebanon. other administrators who have to Meanwhile, there were reports that wounded 22 others. sporadic artillery and rocket bar- force, including the Marines, with Syria has demanded cancellation of interact with faculty. They (the officials were seeking ways to replace The Marine Corps office in Wash- rages on hills south and southeast of U.N. peacekeepers. the Israel-Lebanon agreement, me- deans) have so much to deal with, VS. and other Western troops in ington identified the slain Marine as the Marine base. They reported that Donald Rumsfeld, President Rea- diated by the United Slates. The pact considering most departments ana Lebanon with U.N. peacekeeping Lance Cpl. George Dramis of Cape one army soldier was wounded. gan's special envoy, arrived in Israel calls for Syrian, Israeli and Palestin- colleges have committees." forces. May, NX President Amin Gemayel's admin- yesterday from Damascus for talks ian forces to leave Lebanon. Democratic views expressed during debate BG police to relocate Though it has been in the same rest of the structure will be torn CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Wal- their disagreements with President MASSACHUSETTS HOLDS its with the Russians, an issue that is location since the turn of the cen- down and renovated. ter Mondale favors swift withdrawal Reagan. Democratic primary on March 13, the expected to become a major issue in tury, Bowling Green Police Chief The $2.1 million facility will be of American Marines from Lebanon, the fall campaign, regardless of who Galen Ash said his department is three stories with a parking lot on but Sen. John Glenn shies away from Former Florida Gov. Reubin "Super Tuesday" on which several wins the Democratic nomination. ready to pack up and move. the lower level and department setting a date for departure. Askew was the only major Demo- Southern states hold primary elec- Reagan, who announced Sunday Ash said the 41-member force offices in the upper levels. cratic candidate to skip the debate, tions as well. that he will seek a second term, will be moving Feb. 2,3 and 4, from The new building will house a Sen. Alan Cranston makes the nu- sponsored by Harvard's Kennedy Whatever the disagreements counters that the world is safer than it its present location on West Woos- communication center, a parking clear freeze the centerpiece of his School of Government and the Boston among themselves, all seven Demo- was before he was inaugurated be- ter and Church streets, across town ticket office, administrative of- presidential campaign, giving it an Globe. crate participating in the debate have cause of his administration's military to the Veterans Memorial Building fices, a firing range, a property emphasis that the other Democratic long been critical of Reagan's Leb- buildup. at City Park. room and detention cells. presidential contenders have not. The forum, one in a long series of anon policy, and have opposed the Reagan said people who fear war is The department will be housed in Ash said the temporary facility face-to-face campaign confronta- administration's policy of providing closer nave an Incorrect perception. the new location about a year until at City Park is now ready for All seven - Mondale, Glenn. tions, was arranged at a time when covert assistance to guerillas fighting Reagan's pollster, Richard Wirth- a new structure at the West Woos- operation, though many of the de- Cranston, Sens. Gary Hart and Ernest the pace of the campaign is quicken- the leftist government in Nicaragua. lin, disclosed earlier in the day that ter site of the old building can be partment's records have yet to be Rollings, former Sen. George McGov- ing, with the lead-off Iowa caucuses private polls indicate that 25 percent completed. moved. ern and Jesse Jackson - had an oppor- less than three weeks away and the On arms control, all Democrats to 28 percent of the public fear that The two street-side faces of tho Ash said police service would not tunity last night to air their foreign New Hampshire primary set for eight complain that Reagan has failed to Reagan would be likely to get the building will be saved, while the be interrupted during the move. policy differences, as well as stress days later on Feb. 28. achieve any progress in negotiations country into an unnecessary war.

-the bottom line index inside weather LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The About one in 15 taxpayers who smiling and frowning faces that suggested ways the material could be • Though there may seem to be dozens stared up at Arkansas taxpayers from improved, said the faces, which have of them, only two parking enforce- their state income tax forms, caused been on the form since the late 1970s, ment officers are "scooting about in Taxpayers more frowns than smiles, so they, are should be removed, said Ed Hicks, York. J their vehicles at one time. Sue Nor- gone from this year's paperwork. director of the state Finance and campus/local .3 man is one of them. Page 3. Administration Department's Indi- state/world 5 'frown' on The faces were next to the lines vidual Income Tax Unit. 7 • In a survey of 30 products at Krog- when people wrote down the amounts 8 er's and Churchill s supermarkets, they would get back or have to pay. Also missing this year, is the line the latter had lower prices on 19 items tax forms The smiling face was beside the re- "Here's where we settle up." though the overall cost of the items Mostly sunny today with a high fund line and the frowning one by the was within a $159 difference. Page 4. near 30. Slight chance of snow amount-due blank. tonight and a low in the 20s. 2 bg news/tebfuary 1,1964 editorial A tribute to Marley's birthday

by R. Errol Lam Bob Marley, Rastaman, Dreadlock, uncompromising revolutionary un- Be not selfish in your doings Delay redistricting hero. Reggae King, African was a touched by wealth, unfailingly gener- Pass it on prophet who gave the world his songs ous, eternally unspoilt" Help your brothers in their needs Pass It on The decision by a federal court requiring the state of .. .of all people, OF ALL PEOPLE, of protest and hope with their revolu- I, like Stephan Davis and millions why did Bob Marley have to go? He tionary message, especially for the all over the world, must miss Bob Ohio to redraw its congressional districts was poorly was so important to so many, one of oppressed. Prime Minister Edward Live for yourself and you will live Seaga, in his tribute, remarked that Marley. But for all of us, his songs do in vain timed and implementation of that decision should be delayed. the very few truly international peo- live on: Live for others ple. Marley "cannot be erased from the According to the three-judge panel of the U.S. District Stephen Davis, BobMarley mind. His mission was to pursue You will live again Court, the state does not meet constitutional districting humanity's search for Justice and Have no fear for atomic energy (Pass It On) requirements and must redraw the districts within 45 days. Bob Marley (Feb. 6,1945 - May 11, togetherness." Former Jamaican Cause none a Them can stop the 1981) was - to Third World people Prune Minister Michael Manley viv- time There will be a special radio pro- The same court had earlier ruled that the Ohio plan was especially and to other progressives idly sums it up when he writes that (Redemption Song) gram dedicated to Bob Marley on constitutional but delayed the decision until the U.S. Su- in general - THE musical standout of Bob Marley "bad become a complete Saturday February 4 on WBGU-FM preme Court decided on a similar case in New Jersey. The the 1970's. This is why Davis echoes human being. In his completeness, be And no matter what games they (88.1) from noon to 3:00 p.m. The such a strong memorial to him and could sing songs of compassion: "No play participants will include Kurt Sima, court used much of the same rationale in the Ohio decision as certainly why we in Bowling Green woman, no cry;" he could spit revolu- There is something they could Norm Jones and Patricia Morris. was used in ruling the New Jersey plan unconstitutional. again commemorate his birthday in tionary defiance: 'War;' he could never take away The decision, no matter how well founded it may be, comes embrace proletarian internationa- only 24 days away from the primary filing deadline for the lism: 'Zimbabwe,' and he could do it And it's the fire, it's the fire, the Lamm is writing on behalf of the Democratic and Republican Congressional races and would Miles Davis remembered Bob when all with an unconscious conviction fire Committee to Commemorate Bob he played "My Man's Gone" and that made him a kind of spontaneous, (Ride Natty Ride) Marley, 1984. throw the election process into complete entropy. The Toots and the Maytals sang their amount of work involved in redistricting would ultimately hearts out at the 1962 Reggae Suns- threaten to delay the filing deadline and could postpone the plash with their "Mariey'sGone." All Vfr/SWBHft the world came to Jamaica on May 21, primary election. The result would be a late change in the 1981 for Bob's funeral and on Feb- Mb SO T AN fieCkU&nrVtf election rules and potential unfair competition from the ruary 6,1982 a remembrance by Mar- commotion. ley's family and friends at Nine Miles $8 BILLION F6K A (Bob's birthplace) in Jamaica jogged Congressional districts are redrawn every ten years to all into finally acknowledging that the MAM& S/*«e ST4770N.. reflect shifts in demographko throughout the state. Accord- "Master Blaster" of Stevie Sonder's SOLUY ing to the court, the average Ohio district deviated from the Hotter Than July album had really 7* &0. ideal district by 0.14, and mat was too much. The court said left us on Planet Earth. the state must strive towards population equality when Brother Bob had traveled far from districting congressional boundaries. his early days singing in the 1960's But beyond the question of redistricting is the necessity of a with the Wallers (including the tal- ented Peter Tosh and Bunny Waller) fair and efficient election. The state legislature should be all the way, in 1980, to Zimbabwe at allowed to delay the redistricting until after the November that nation's independence cele- election in the name of fairness and efficiency. brations. En route, he had received the International Peace Medal from the United Nations African delegation in 1978. Eventually, he was to also receive his native country's Order of Merit (O.M.). From the Waiters' first hit single in Tax reform unlikely 1964, "Simmer Down" and their 1973 first album, Burning, Marley was to poor because with a progressive tax share with the world the albums of by Kenneth York rate, the poor are supposed to pay a Catcb a Fire; Natty Dread; Rasta- lesser percentage of their income man Vibration; Exodus; Kaya; Live; Even before the post-holiday work than the rich. But with all the deduc- Babylon by Bus; Survival and Upris- routine resumes, the postal service tions and tax shelters it is difficult to ing. (Posthumously, Confrontation will begin delivering mood altering determine whether the present in- was eventually released). mail; envelopes with clear plastic come tax rate structure is progres- windows from Macy's and Amoco and sive at all. income tax forms. Millions begin There are many tax rates which are their annual struggle to translate IKS not progressive, and are in fact re- instructions into English, as dreams gressive in effect, but hidden. Sales of Oat-rate income taxes dance in taxes are regressive, because the Meese a poor choice for justice their heads... . poor pay a greater percentage of their American politicians are forever disposable income in sales taxes than by Gary Will* reforming taxes, and think that by the rich. Moat states with sales taxes feating aggressiveness that marked This administration offers far against government interference dur- doing so they will obtain what is best attempt to counter this regressivity the Mitchell era. Meeae believes not greater threats to civil liberties than ing this adrninurtratiea. In fa*, all the Instead, the tax laws an a hodge- by exempting leanrrtlfli such as food Richard Nixon campaigned, in 1968. only In capital punishment, but in the Nixon people ever did. John podge of deductions, rate schedules, and dotbing. energy has been used to shut off with a promise to bring tough law and lynch law. When a California sheriff Mitchell violated human rights in an records, seal up officials' mouths and loopholes and special dispensations. Piopetty taxes at first seem to be order back to Ramsey Clark's Justice shot down a 25-year-old demonstra- ad hoc manner, one crime at a time - All the small reforms, only make progressive since the rich pay outra- pry into citizens' minds. Department. To fulfill that promise, tor, Meese approved of the gunslinger e.g., in the massive May Day deten- In a new book on his stewardship of mater the need for large reform. geous taxes on their expensive homes, he gave us a man, John Mitchell, who because, as he put it, "James Rector tion of citizens without due process. Though Reagan, in his Kate of the while the poor rent and pay no prop- the London Times, Harold Evans broke the law and caused disorder, deserved to die." The Reagan administration has not pays tribute, over and over, to the Union address, promised to attempt erty taxes. But the poor do not escape Mitchell's "toughness" backfired Meese thinks the American Civil indulged comparable spasms of law- such wholesale changes, the propo- property taxes by renting. Property long before Watergate. He relied on freedom of information American cit- Liberties Union is a criminals' lobby, lessness; but it has set repressive izens enjoy. Our government, he says, sals to effect that change are not due taxes are a cost of doing business for FBI provocateurs, filed indictments that defending civil liberties is "op- policies of censorship, prior restraint, from Ronald Regan until December the landlord, who passes that cost be could not back up, and won none of is more open than England's; our posed to law enforcement" and that mandatory polygraph tests, widened officials more cooperative; our press of this year - wholesale tax reform along in the price of rent. the major cases he brought against there is a need for counter lobbying. It surveillance and restricted access to and a presidential election being a Though few acknowledge it, the less fettered; our citizens more cu- targets of the Nixon administration. is scary to think what this attitude will official records. rious. foolish combination, especially for an most regressive tax of all is Social William French Smith had Mitch- mean, as Meese pushed even further Despite all of Ronald Reagan's talk incumbent. Security. The manifest purpose of ell's ideas without Mitchell's person- the repressive acts begun under about getting "gummint' off our Reagan has proposed two quite Social Security was to help the work- ality to back them up. Srnilin' Ed Smith's management of the Justice backs, the rights of the individual different kinds of reform. The first is ing poor. At the time that Social Meese will restore us to the self-de- Department. have not been energetically defended Wills is a columnist for the Universal based on the supposition that the tax Security was established few workers Press Syndicate. rates are too high and that much were covered by a pension plan of any economic activity is then carried on kind, and retirement meant a total with cash only, to avoid taxes. The loss of income. But intent should not existence of underground economies be confused with effect. Just as a book cannot be doubted; they exist even in cannot be judged by its cover, a tax the tightly control;3d, "managed" law cannot be judged by its title. Graduation decision Students respond to In fact, Jesus can be considered the fighting against. The result has been economies of communist countries, Social Security is a peculiar tax - is up to the students first feminist. Dorothy Savers, in her an educated public rather than newly- and to the extent that they are allowed there is a flat-rate tax for all covered militant teminism letter book Are Women Human ?, points out created problems. Mr. Jobsnon may to exist, prevent communist econ- workers, but only up to a specified that "Jesus never jeered at women have found that bis own ignorance omies from collapsing. The amount of income level, so that there is a maxi- for being female, never urged them to was bliss, but only now that these economic activity that is part of our mum yearly contribution regardless I completely agree with Steve Zir- In response to the recent articles be more feminine, because he had no problems of society have been "underground economy, is easily of income earned. Yet benefits are kel's article opposing the split up of concerning Militant Feminism, we uneasy male dignity to defend. There brought out into the open, can they be estimated by the government, based based on a percentage of a person's graduation ceremonies. Seniors want on the average lifetime of one hun- feel that not only did Mr. Johnson was no act, no sermon, no parable in corrected. last working year's income, and it is a traditional, one-ceremony gradua- quote the Bible grossly out of context, the whole Gospel that borrows its dred dollar bills, i.e., paper money tax free. For the rich, it's a wonderful tion. Anything less, diminishes the but be also wrongly attributed all His pungency from human perversity; changes hands about twenty times investment; for the poor there are few respect they have earned by working Militant Feminist theorv is not new before it is incinerated and replaced alternatives. of this country to Militant Feminism. nobody could possibly guess from the to American culture; in fact it dates here for four years. Seniors and their words and deeds of Jesus, that there at least as far back as the 1600's in this with new bills, and the more bills that Cynics will argue that Reagan's families have spent a considerable Perhaps Johnson's most blatant are burned the greater the GNP of the enthusiasm for flat-rates is a thinly is anything funny' about woman's country.Our foremothers fought for amount of time and money to come to misuse of the Bible was "Woman, nature." such "radical" rights as women's underground economy. The tax rates veiled attempt to protect indexing. this one momentous occasion. The what have I to do with thee?" Mr. paid by the rest of us are consequently Indexing prevents Congress from University owes them the courtesy of right to vote and to receive an educa- higher than they would be if taxes profiting from inflation - and the two Johnson obviously felt it necessary to Where, previous to Jude 16, did tion - rights which today are taken for a large ceremony. use these words of the Bible to support Johnson find the words' 'militant fem- grantedT We can only hope that the were paid on unreported income. front-running Democratic candidates Plans for the split ceremony should his idea that Jesus was anti-feminist. Make everyone pay their fair share, have said they will eliminate it, if not be scrapped, however. A split inists" in reference to the group he "radical" rights for which we fight says Reagan, and we will all be better elected. However, given that it was was describing as "murmurers, com- today, will someday be considered ceremony should be used in the case The above verse can be found in John plainers, walking after their own commonplace off; and the best way to Induce people Congress that wrote the present tax of bad weather. After all, who wants 2:4: Jesus, His disciples, and His to pay their fair share is to lower the laws, and it is Congress that will write lusts; and their mouth speaketh great to sit in the rain at the stadium? mother are attending a wedding feast swelling words, having men's persons tax rates. the new laws, the chances of major Another question, is who will speak In the village of Cana. The wine sup- Finally, we are proud to say that we The second tax reform suggested by reform are slim indeed. If Reagan in admiration because of advan- are Militant Feminists; as such, we at the commencement? I suggest ly ran out, and Jesus' mother came tage"? Actually, the word men is used Reagan, and by others before him, is succeeds in convincing the Congress Richard Celeste as the keynote Him with the problem. He replied. are aggressively but nonviolently to eliminate the progressive tax rate to simplify the tax laws, he will have speaker. His presence would be an repeatedly preceding the verse, seeking to eliminate oppressive social structure and replace it with a flat- succeeded where all other have which we assume to mean all of conditions for all hurnankind. honor to all seniors. A good word from "Woman, what have I to do with thee? humankind, regardless of gender. rate structure, where everyone, rich failed. Dr. Olscamp, would certainly bring Mine hour has not yet come." What Dettefl Sehroeder and poor alike, is taxed at the same him here. rate. The idea has obvious intuitive He meant was His time had not yet The very issues which Mr. Johnson Suzan Clln» York Is a third year graduate student The administration should carefully come to perform that particular mira- attributed to Militant Feminism are, 223 Compton appeal because it is so simple, and in Industrial Psychology who is work- consider the type of graduation cere- obvious immediate impact on the ing as a staff columnist for the News. cle. Anu-ferninism was the last thing in fact, the fundamental wrongs that mony seniors want and deserve. on His mind. the Women's Movement has been 329 * Enterprise Div* Ryan, Chairman THE BG NEWS Student Consumer Union Clear Views by T. Downing and T. 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Bam lo 5 p.m Monday through Friday campus/local bg news/february 1,1984 3 Graduation changes considered by (JSG \Officer does more than ticket by Teresa Perrettl "We need the students to tell us how stall reporter they feel about the proposals because by Marcy Grande it directly affects them, Washbush stall reporter The reorganization of spring com- said. mencement to alieviate confusion and "If we have evidence of how stu- The theme of the wicked witch chaos while receiving diplomas, was dents feel, especially seniors, we can peddling Toto away on her bicycle the main topic discussed at last accurately represent the student plays in the background while the night's Undergraduate Student Gov- body," Washbush added. "scooter people'' scurry around ernment meeting. The whole problem should be campus in hot pursuit of parking According to the report sent to cleared up within a few weeks, it was violators. ZAP! A vehicle B Steve Zirkel academic affairs coordi- reported at the meeting. nator, from the ad hoc committee set ''In two weeks we can be talking to motorists view parking up through faculty senate, the propo- the administration, but in the mean- officers this way. sal suggests changes to improve the time we (Brian Baird and she) will A man comes out to his ticketed traffic patterns at spring commence- continue keeping in contact with them vehicle, notices the green slip and ment. on any decisions made," Washbush flies into a frenzy, swearing and' The main area to be improved is the said. cursing the University. reorganization of the ceremony so "We want to fairly represent the "I am not paying this," he that graduates only get up once. student body," Baird, USG president, growls, "I was onlv here for FIVE "Right now everyone gets up dur- said. minutes, and they had to catch me. ing the ceremony to receive their According to Baird, there was a They just want my money!" The diploma cover, and then they sit down misconception that he and Washbush man tosses the ticket in the snow and get up again at the end of the were in favor of the proposal, how- and peels out of the parking lot. But ceremony. The committee wants the ever, they are putting their personal he will be billed for the ticket later. diploma covers to be given out at the opinions aside to fairly represent the This is a fictitious example of the end of the ceremony so that graduates students, Baird added. motorists that parking service em- only get up once, get their diplomas In other business, a new represen- ployees like Sue Norman, a 29- and leave, Zirkel said. tative-at-large was elected to fill a year-old University "scooter per- "I feel that by having the graduates vacancy. Mike McGreevey, sopho- son," occasionally encounter. only get up toward the end of the more business major and a residence Though motorists who get ceremony to receive their diploma advisor for Kohl Hall, will take over caught may have a hostile, rude cover, the confusion and chaos, which the position left vacant by Lisa Slage, and insensitive stereotype of has been a problem in the past, will be senior international studies major. "scooter people." Norman is not a cut down, Zirkel added. "Over the past few years USG has ruthless, bloodthirsty meter maid According to Karen Washbush, become more credible, but there are who is out to get violators. In fact, USG Vice President, reactions from more areas where communication is Norman said the proper term for the student body are important to the needed: I plan to work on these her occupation is parking enforce- final decision. areas," McGreevey said. ment officer, not "meter maid," and she does much more than ticket vehicles. Besides timing the meters, issu- -dateline— ing warnings and calling in decals bg news statf/Sue Cross February 1,1984 an interviewing seminar in the second and expired plates, Norman said in Times up! Senior Interviewing Seminar - The floor lounge of the Student Services her softspoken manner, "I direct University Placement Service will Building at 4:30 p.m. Open to all traffic for special events, reserve Expired. Unlucky motorists will find their cars adorned with a green ticket if they let the conduc*

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352 153* CALL 352-0717 eoatngGraan Ota) GREENBRIAR INC. 4 bg new«/febfuary 1.1964 •campus/local Tractor driving course trains youths for work prepare for the written manipulating farm ma- supervised and usually change anything about the old who took the course teachers, county extension through the Federal Ex- last year, signed up be- by Beth Poffenbaugh agents Richard Martin and tension Service. test, chinery. well prepared for the program, Martin said, course. Many of these kids "I'd incorporate more cause her parents thought reporter Tom Hopkins provide ap- "Counties with enough it was important to be well- plicants with classroom interest in the program, "Usually, 80 to 90 per- "One boy we assumed have grown up driving tra- rctical experience into knew how to operate a tra- ctors and other farm ma- If the child has no informed of tractor safety If you can remember and practical experience are required to offer the cent of the applicants rules. learning to drive the beat- in tractor safety. course to accomodate pass," Martin said, "but a ctor, began backing up chinery. For them, this knowledge or familiarity course serves merely as a with the tractor prior to the up green Chevy your par- those children who have Few years ago one boy took without looking over his "I learned basic safety ents gave you when you got the opportunity to work for the test five times. He was shoulder to see if he had a way to legally do work for course, he will probably clear path," Martin said. neighbors and friends - not still be unable to maneuver precautions used when op- your driver's permit, "In 1970 a federal child friends and neighbors," determined to pass and his erating farm machinery imagine the thrill of driv- labor law was passed, Martin added. persistence paid off." "Before we could stop him, as a way to learn to drive a it at the end of the course. ingat age 14. ' which said children under he had ruined a couple tractor?' We spend most of our time and really enjoyed the That is the chance 13 to 16 cannot do work for any- USING A FORMAT The driving test is an hundred dollars worth of in the classroom dis- class," Maurer said. "It 15-year-olds in the Wood one, except their father on much like a typical driv- obstacle course designed equipment. THE COURSE is not de- cussing the safety aspect helped to have a different County tractor certifica- his form* Martin said. "If er's education course, to demonstrate an appli- signed for the novice agri- of it" teacher. Every week you tion course will have - but they can pass this course, Martin requires applicants cant's ability to maneuver "Mishaps like these are cultural equipment learned something new with tractors not cars. however, 14 and 15-year- to complete exercises in the tractor. Before an ap- an exception to the rule, operator. "If I could Anne Maurer, a 15-year- from each one." With the help of seven 4- olds can qualify for an "The Safe Operation of Ag- plicant begins the course, however," Martin said. ricultural Equipment" to he must have basic skills in "The applicants are well H vocational agriculture exemption to the law, Churchill9s joins market Independent study courses add variety by J. Douglas Gurnlck slatt reporter Green for over 20 years. They have to provide an alternative to nior German and interna- Interior, the San Francisco ments, unless special per- not changed their store's policy by Koren Wohlgamuth courses offered by the Uni- tional studies major, who Opera and the Northwest mission is obtained from Great Scot, Centre Super Market since the opening of Churchill s. reporter versity, is open to students is doing an internship at Ohio Lung Association. the student's college de- and A&P grocery stores have come "We have always made a point to who have completed their Holiday Travel through the Students involved in the partment and gone. Kroger's and Foodtown keep our store as clean and as Population Study of freshman year and are in- Independent Studies Pro- program design their own A faculty member works have lived on. Eleasing to our customers as possi- Shrimp Species on the Gulf terested in pursuing an in- gram, is learning to do the curriculum, set up their with the student and aids in The latest store to enter the Bowl- le. We do have our group of stu- of Mexico Research Cruise dependent study project skills involved in her cho- own program, and carry the planning of the curric- ing Green grocery market is Chur- dents that are our regulars and well may not be listed in the Projects that may fall sen field. out their own project idea, ulum. The student and the chill's, lMlSouth Main St., which keep those people busy since they University catalog, but it is into the category of Inde- "I want to get into the according to Nancy Miller, sponsor decide how many began operations on Dec. 19,1963. are in our backyard," George Bier- one example of a student pendent Study are studies travel industry," she said, director for Off-Campus credits the student will It is the fifth and most recent ley, manager of Foodtown at 840 S. project which received a of languages or topics not "and the University just and Independent Study. earn. One sponsor is re- store in the Churchill's chain, all Main St., said. grade and University available at the Univer- doesn't have any courses The program "gives stu- quired for projects earning centered in northern Ohio. The In a random survey comparing credit through the Inde- sity, internships, surveys in that area. I think the dents an opportunity to de- up to five credits. Two chain has been in existence since the prices of 30 products at Chur- pendent Studies Program. and travel projects. program is just great. It's cide what they would like sponsors are needed for 1917. chilr s and Kroger's, Churchill's had The program, designed Monika Berberich, a se been really helpful. Other- to learn. They decide what more involved projects Students that do their grocery the lower price on 19 of the 30 items wise, I would just be wast- is important and what's earning 6-15 credits. Stu- shopping seem to frequent the (4 of the items had the same price) ing my time taking not," Miller said. dents report to their spon- Kroger Company, 1096 North Main but the total of the 30 items at electives." Participants receive a sors periodically during St., more than any other grocery Kroger's came to M6.90, while the OTHER PROJECTS un- satisfactory or unsatisfac- the project, and the spon- store. When 30 students were asked same items at Churchill's were MED.IVICL/. £.2 11ITEM r^ivi rPIZZA iz_z_/-\ dertaken by students in the tory grade upon comple- sor submits the grade upon at which grocery store they did most $49.49, a difference of $2.59. past have included a hos- tion of their project, and completion of the course of their shopping, 22 students fa- The price of many of the items I WITH 2 CANS OF COKE | pice plan for Wood County, earn one to 15 credit hours "The project is to be vored Kroger's. Of those 30 stu- were comparable between the an environmental monitor- depending on the extent of worked through as a com- dents, 11 said they have been to stores. Fifteen of the items only ONLY $5.00 ing project for Toledo Edi- the work involved. Inde- bined effort of the student Churchill's. fluctuated by five cents between the son ana internships at the pendent study credits only and the sponsor," Miller Foodtown has been in Bowling two stores. ! 7%€Vl6'4, \ U.S. Department of the meet elective require- said. 352-3551 EXPIRES 2/7/84 I ^---■COUPON H-Haf MMMTEUR GO GO THE : ! $5.00 ! Wednesday light BAGELD06 lLARGE 1 ITEM PIZZA ■ IS HERE!! at ; 3fltw* s BROKEN BOOT WARZY'S DELICATESSEN | 352-3551 EXPIRES 2/7/84 | vr I (NEXT TO THE STATE LIQUOR STQ*E) * ''« * A- 153 E. Wooster T > . : 1068 NORTH MAIN ST.

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CAPE TOWN, South Af- Chester Crocker, assistant enter a cease-fire." Ocean between South Af- must negotiate any cease- though another added, "It ers had no reaction to the condition that the Angolan rica (AP) -South Africa secretary of state for Afri- He said progress de- rica and Angola. fire directly with SWAPO is a very important begin- disengagement decision by government agreed not to announced yesterday It can affairs. pended on the response of leaders, and anything ning." Both spoke on con- the white-minority govern- exploit the step. was "disengaging" its He would not disclose the other parties in the SOUTH AFRICAN short of that was inade- dition they not be ment of South Africa. forces in Angola, calling it those assurances and dispute, including the An- troops conducted a six- quate. However, the identified. VS. officials held i a first step toward a cease- would not define the"di- golan government and the week invasion of southern statement did not refer to Sam Nujoma, the Crocker was in Tanzania tive talks with an Angolan fire in the 17-year bush war sengagement" precisely. guerrillas of the South- Angola In December and the disengagement an- SWAPO leader, said in for talks last Wednesday delegation in Cape Verde in South-West Africa. Asked at a news confer- west Africa People's Orga- January, pushing more nouncement directly, and Tanzania before the Botha with President Julius Nye- two weeks ago, and ence if South African nization. SWAPO is fight- than 100 miles Into the appeared to have been announcement that the rere, who supports Crocker acknowledged he Prime Minister P.W. forces would withdraw ing from Angolan bases to country. South Africa said written before Botha's re- American initiatives were carried a message from Botha told Parliament the from Angola, Botha an- end South African rule it killed hundreds of An- marks were delivered. "a diplomatic ploy in- Angola to South Africa disengagement was based swered, '"it might include over South-West Africa, golan and SWAPO sol- "I would be very careful tended to hoodwink the South Africa first of- when he came to Cape on assurances received a withdrawal, but there is also known as Namibia. diers. in regarding this as a people of Namibia," Radio fered a disengagement on Town for talks last Friday from the United States dur- more to it than that. It is The mineral-rich terri- In London, the SWAPO breakthrough," one West- Tanzania reported. Dec. 15, proposing a 30-day and Saturday. ing a visit last week by the preparatory steps to tory lies along the Atlantic office said South Africa ern diplomat said, al- Angola's Marxist lead- halt to action in Angola on Except for NFL pJayfiiLgames Crowd cheers marchers Town reduces dependence on TV MANILA, Philippines tary decided Monday to let march Bishop Ci- (AP) - Tens of thousands them march. rilo said Mass at FARMINGTON, Conn. of cheering people lined a "There would not have the Meycauayan church aware of it," School Super- playoff and Super Bowl Nancy DeSalvo, presi- Elementary fourth-grader Manila boulevard yester- been tins many people if plaza before the morning (AP) - This town's month- intendent William Streich games. dent of the Farmington Mary-Grace Vendola long experiment in kicking day to welcome a band of they had not stopped the departure and the local said. Library Council which wrote in a school essay. "I protest marchers who had march," said Aquino's pnest presented Aquino the television habit ended CONTINUED sponsored the program, would do my homework yesterday with backers 71 been kept out of the dty for mother, Anrara, 73, who with a "key to the church." Streich estimated that at straint could be ( said it would be "naive without rushing. I made three days by soldiers. led the procession as it left eiahniM that up to a third least one-third of the fami- by telecasts of the Wii not to see a correlation several get-well cards for Aquino donated to the of the residents went cold lies with school-age chil- The procession of 300 Meycauayan, 10 miles church what be said was a Olympics this month. between heavy television my aunt?' marchers, protesting the north of Manila. "It was a two months' supply of food turkey and that many per- dren participated in the TV watching and low pefor- manently reduced their de- turn-off that started Jan. 3 18-year rule of President mistake - but what a beau- given by townspeople to But Betty Kelly, librar- mance among students. SHE SAID she is not Ferdinand Marcos, grew tiful mistake." the marchers. pendence on the tube. in this affluent Hartford ian at Wallace Elementary permitted to watch TV on Ironically, the sponsors suburb of 16,000 people. to several thousand as it A radio station operated The agreement to allow School, said most children "I see the ore-school school nights, so quitting turned onto a broad street by the Roman Catholic them to resume the march said a major contributor to have told her that after a children who are looking at cold was "not so hard to the success of the project "In one elementary heading toward Manila's Church played music from came after three generals month without television 30 hours a week. They are do." airport, where opposition the film "Exodus" as the met with Aquino Monday. was all the publicity it got- school 27 percent were still they are not going to watch not speaking in more than leader Benigno Aquino was from television. involved at the end of last as much in the future. two sentences and are not "I really think TV is a assassinated five months TV news coverage of the week," he said. asking questions," she bad habit/' she added. ago. program "immediately "They've found that said. Mrs. DeSalvo said the "I'm overwhelmed. The NORTHEND PIZZA brought national and inter- Many who went along they have survived," she council will soon start tra- support of the people dou- national attention on this with the blackout said they said. "Not many people "When I turned off the cking the TV habits of 25 to bles our resolve," said 110 W. Poe community and virtually made an exception for the have gone cold turkey, but TV, I could do many more 40 families in Farmington Agapito Aquino, younger FREE DELIVERY 352-7734 everyone in town was National Football League a lot have cut way down." exciting things," Wallace for four or five months. brother of the slain poli- tician, as confetti and shouts of Aquino's name filled the air. $2.00 OFF The march started Fri- 16" PIZZA day in Aquino's home prov- Hussein to be admitted to Ohio clinic ince of Tariac, 75 miles COUPON EXPIRES. 1-17-84 north of Manila, but was CLEVELAND (AP) - Hussein's suite will be at chief rabbi of Israel; mem- clinic, then returned to accommodate interna- stopped by hundreds of sol- Jordan's King Hussein is the end of a floor in one of bers of the royal family of their homelands. tional patients," Weaver diers who blocked the high- the latest in a long line of the hospital wings to make Nepal; government lead- The clinic had patients said. The program in- way. The marchers, many NORTHEND PIZZA foreign dignitaries to security easier, said clinic ers from Egypt, Indonesia, from 75 foreign countries cludes interpreters and a in jogging clothes, set up 110 W. Poe choose the Cleveland spokesperson Frank Iraq and Turkey; and sev- aim. patient's dietary and cultu- camp in the small town of Clinic Foundation's hospi- Weaver. eral Brazilian officials, in- "We have a program to ral needs." Meycauayan until the mili- FREE DELIVERY 352-7734 tal for medical treatment The suite will be fur- cluding President Joao Clinic officials are pre- nished with items donated Flgueiredo, who had coro- paring for Hussein's am- > by the JaU King Khalid of nary bypass surgery last tamti Friday. A private Saudi Arabia, who first ENJOY GOOD LIVING IN A ! $1.50 OFF suite for the king and came to the hospital as a 14" PIZZA Queen Noor is being read- patient in 1972 and re- "I'd say by far and away PIEDMONT APARTMENT COUPON EXPIRES: 1-17-84 ied, as are elaborate secu- turned in 1978 for coronary the most dominant area rity plans. bypass surgery. here of interest to world Hussein is arriving for a 'The first individual figures is cardiovascular, $375/month physical examination, with who brought world media then kidney treatment, 835 High St. 352-9378 an emphasis placed on attention to the clinic was then our cancer or diges- tive disease programs," SPECIAL FEATURES • wall-to-wall carpeting • twin beds in each bedroom tests involving his heart, King Khalid," Weaver • built-in vanity in hallway stomach and intestines. said Weaver said. • 880 sq. ft. per apartment • sound condit'oned interior • 2 bedrooms — 1 v> baths • cable TV • 'men closet Village Green Jordanian officials have • kitchen comes equipped with a > fast recovery Gas water heating • cv.ro'Gasand heating with 1 said only that Hussein has THE CLINIC'S reputa- "There's a domino ef- M'iividual apartment controls Gas range, stainless steel sink carpeled halls and inside entrances| suffered severe internal tion in several areas of fect," he added. "When refrigerator, focd waste disposal • Gas-equipped laundry area Apartments • completely furnished • extra larqe rlo«pt« available in each apartment pain. The problem initially medicine drew Khalid's at- one dignitary comes, on- • utilities paid, except 'or electricity building • insulated window glass was thought to be ulcers, tention and the notice of ers tend to come." • L shaped living-dining area with i patio areas with Gas grilK available! but its cause apparently other world leaders, in- He also said doctors balcony ' sliding glass doors to balcony for each building has not been determined, cluding the King of Bhu- throughout the world did ... A nice place to live doctors said. tan; Shlomo Goren. the post-graduate work at the SIGN LEASE W/PIEDMONT APT. 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Kelly Reinker * Extra Amentities * ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Social Chairman Susie Headlee • Swimming Pool •al utilities included *gaa heat •laundry Historian Donna Moeller • Club House facilities • drapes •carpet •party & game • Picnic Grounds Rush Chairman Sheryl Gindlesperger room •swimming pool • sauna • Private Parking • Resident Manager $270-furnished $250-unfurniahed Ass. Rush Chairman ^»V Larkin • Resident Serviceman TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Pledge Trainer Joni Hardman • Laundry Facilities $260-fumished $265un(urnished Plus Gas A Electric Kim Landlord pays water A sewage Ass. Pledge Trainer Gattshall All This and More! EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS Communications....; Mary Ann Wasilewski $225-furnished $200-unfurnished Village Green Apartments Athletics Vicky Saurers all utihtes included separate bedroom Call 352-6167 Anytime Free membership to Cherrywood Hearth Spa with lease. 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CINCINNATI (AP) - shown that EDB causes General Mills and Procter & Gamble Co., ucts were involved. Omaha, Neb;, will be taken products on sale in Berke- to do with the safety of Several food manufactur- cancer in laboratory ani- Pillsbury spokespersons the Cincinnati-based food back to PlrG warehouses ley grocery stores. theseproducts." ers said yesterday that mals. said their companies re- maker, said Monday it is Patrick Hayes, a until company officials de- Hayes said tests show ' In Illinois, tests showed they support the Federal moved products from the clearing California store spokesperson at Procter & cide whether to destroy that baking reduces the traces of EDB in more Environmental Protection The EPA asked all SO shelves of Florida stores in shelves of batches of three Gamble's Cincinnati head- them. "We have no plans EDB content by 96 to 98 than one-third of 140 sam- Agency's effort to deter- states to test EDB levels in December after state au- Duncan Hines muffin quarters, said the com- to ship them anyplace percent. ples of grain-based foods mine a safe limit for con- foods before the agency thorities ordered stores to mixes containing residues pany is removing the else," Hayes said. tested. The results indi- tent of the pesticide EDB sets national standards for stop selling batches of 77 of EDB. California cited product When the report was is- cated no danger to con- in food-but they want the acceptable EDB content in products found to contain batches by code numbers California cited about 1,- sued last week, Procter & sumers, the state officials Unit to be reasonable. foods. more than one part per However, the firm said it and exchanging them for 000 cases of Duncan Hines Gamble refused to with- said. billion of EDB. is confident the products other batches of the same spicy apple, wild blueberry draw the mixes, although EDB has been used for Officials of General Kenneth Defren, Gen- are safe and said it is doing muffin mixes. He said the and bran muffin mixes, some stores did so indepen- years to control bugs and Mills, General Foods and eral Foods spokesperson AN ASSOCIATION of the recall only because new batches will be tested, which are shipped 12 boxes dently. fungus growth in stored Pillsbury Co. said they are said his firm stopped all grocery manufacturers California health officials as are other batches, for to a case. State officials gram. The substance is mindful of consumer con- use of pesticides con- has filed suit in federal "gave us no choice" by EDB levels. said they found traces of "We're only taking this contained in some grain cern over the levels of the taining EDB in September, court in Tallahassee, Fla., threatening to embargo EDB in levels varying action to get away from the that Procter & Gamble pesticide, ethylene dibro- "well before it became an to challenge that state's the products otherwise. No The removed products, from 372 to 1,863 parts per controversy in California," buys, but not all grain deal- mide, in food. Studies have issue.' action. other Duncan Hines prod- manufactured at a plant in billion in packages of those Hayes said. "It has nothing ers use it, Hayes said. Colleges again requiring language for admission

CINCINNATI (AP)-Col- trade, said Jean-Charles not know another culture THE SUCCESS that for- dents. Many find learning language study may be leges are again starting to Seigneuret, head of the uni- unless you know the lan- eign businesses, such as a new language arduous, reduced, if the United Guilty of rape require foreign language versity's Romance Lan- guage.*' Japanese automakers, and that tedium can trans- States carries out its threat study in their admission guages and Literatures have enjoyed in the U.S. late into a dislike for the to withdraw from the AKRON (AP) - Former stand trial in that case on standards, because knowl- Department. At the University of Cin- market is making Ameri- culture and language in- United Nations Educatio- city employee Robert March 19. edge of foreign cultures is As long as being biling- cinnati, new admission re- can industry aware of the volved. Gait said. nal, Scientific and Cultural Buell was found guilty yes- Buell, who changed his a vital business skill, ual is marketable, students quirements adopted last need to better understand Organization, an agency terday of 16 charges in the plea to no contest Monday according to University of will be more likely to study October, will require any foreign cultures, said Alan "If the study is satisfy- intended for exchange of rape and abduction of two before his trial was to Cincinnati administrators. foreign languages, Seig- incoming freshman to Gait, head of Germanic ing, the student will feel information between na- women last year. Summit start, remained silent dur- neuret said. have successfully com- Languages and Litera- more positive about other tions. The Reagan admin- County Common Pleas ing the hour-long hearing VS. businessmen are "The moment you talk pleted at least two years' tures atUC. cultures," he said. istration has accused Judge Evan Reed gave the yesterday morning. After becoming more aware of dollars, people back it," he study of a foreign lan- Gait said, however, that UNESCO of presenting maximum sentence on the sentencing, he was es- the need to better under- said. "In order to judge guage. The new require- language professors face a Gait and Seigneuret said anti-American views and of not being worthy of fund- each charge, for a total of corted from the courtroom stand foreign cultures and your own culture, you must ments take effect in the fall challenge in making their they are concerned that 121 to 320 years in prison. by sheriff's deputies and languages to facilitate know others, and you can- quarter of 1986. studies interesting for stu- federal funding for foreign ing. Buell, 43, who resigned taken back to the Summit Jan. 4 as a grant loan spe- County Jail. cialist for the Akron Plan- Defense attorney James ning Department, also was Burdon said he would ap- sentenced to a mandatory peal to the 9th District Convicted man claims he knows who 'really' did it three years on each count Court of Appeals. for using a gun while com- Burdon tailed yesterday LOGAN, Ohio (AP) - In daughter, Annette Cooper graves in a nearby corn- is psychic and saw the face Miss Johnston had told of the two teen-agers were mitting crimes. to have some of the Sum- two jailhouse interviews, Johnston, 18, and her fi- field. of the killer in a vision. He them that Johnston sex- part of an occult ritual and The gun sentences total mit County charges com- Dale N. Johnston said he ance, Todd Schultz, 19. Johnston was convicted refused to identify the per- ually assaulted her. that be is unsure whether 48 years and are to be bined, and to limit the didn't kill and mutilate the Saturday of two counts of vised interview, "I have He said he thought some the person whose face he served before he begins the number of mandatory gun bodies of bis stepdaughter Their torsos were found aggravated murder. The learned to know Christ Je- hearsay evidence was in- saw was the leader of an other sentence. sentences to two. He said and her fiance, but be in the Hocking River near three-judge panel that sus as my savior." troduced at the trial and occult group or one of the Buell was charged with he would base his appeal knows who did. Logan 10 days after the heard the case could sen- "I had no part in the that "I could expect a jury participants. abductmgand rapmg a 28- on those grounds, along Johnston, SO, told WBNS- couple disappeared on Oct. tence him to death. killings," he said. to listen to all that gutter year-old Damascus, Ohio, with results of a hearing in TV that be was innocent in 4, 1982. Other body parts Johnson told the Colum- During the trial, some talk, but I did not expect After the bodies were woman last October and a which Reed refused to the deaths of his step- were found in shallow bus Citizen-Journal that he witnesses testified that three educated men to be- found, gun sales in the area 29-year-old West Virginia throw out some of the evi- increased and crime- woman last May. He took dence. Burdon contended ******************************* gS^who h? saicf'is well watch groups formed. them to his Franklin Town- that some evidence was * known in Logan. "The town feels so safe ship home, tortured them gathered improperly. now - they're not safe and forced them to engage Summit County Assis- MINI The newspaper reported now," Johnson said on tele- in sex acts, prosecutors tant Prosecutor Patricia Tuesday that Johnston vision, maintaining that said. Cosgrove told the court ; said he believes the deaths the killer still was free. Buell was sentenced on that both victims were suf- two counts of kidnapping, fering mentally and finan- COURSES five counts of felonious cially, because of the * SIGN UP TODAY & TOMORROW sexual penetration, two attacks. She said they had counts of gross sexual im- to miss work and had med- * , (MO OFFICE position, three counts of ical expenses. * nnxm urn SIGH ur * Heart rape and four counts of Prosecutor Lynn Slaby ******************************* felonious assault. had opposed letting Buell plead no contest to the Answers Buell would be eligible Summit County charges, for parole 10 years after and aaid he was disap- serving the gun sentences. pointed that the case was DISNEY AUDITION TOUR'84 He must serve 58 years, not going to trial. until he is 101, before the TWO EXCITING EHTHRTAINMfNT EMPIOVMEMT OPTORTUWTIES WHAT IS "But, when a prosecutor 1. Tin mu DISNEY WORLD* Vatalcn KmoJon na» Orlando, state parole board could can get the maximum sen- AN ECG (EKG)? consider his case. tences and does not have to ECG (EKG) is an abbreviation tor an «qon/*»«g»t MOB paiOTirt lor li* cm-wii mntafa.gr go to trial, I guess there is some sumnar aaaorol aajkJMM aho avaat* Sorry, no electrocardiogram, which is a BUELL ALSO IS not much more a prosecu- paTaMMal retrumonuw auditions graphic record ot the electric cur- charged in Wayne County tor could ask," Slaby said. 2. theWALTDISNFYWORLDVaulion Kinodom and rents generated by the heart. By with the 1982 abduction and He said the two victims DISNEYLAND* (located n Anaram. CaMomn) ire tormnj a 22- reading the graph a doctor can de- murder of 11-year-old seemed relieved that they termine several facts about the heart 40- mrlmUiimrantdhatSmiaiiOicnmui ptriorm at Krista Lea Harrison, of would not have to tell of EKOTCaM omtoommmhiumm-nivmaofrmi. such as the heart rate, the heart's Marahallville. 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Call us at 352-5620 -no OWSA iMftrHOAWM <*^l*®Vj!*&$tf!mi Minium — sports bg news/february 1.1984 7 People of Section A love their Falcon hockey Dy Jean Dimeo Blade and Michigan newspapers, Ru- Section A, according to Walker. sports reporter dolph said. The one-to-two page flyer contains But, after Rudolph and his friends information on the opposing team, At every home Falcon hockey graduated in 1982, the Creatures dis- jokes, cheers, news items, line draw- game, fans fill the Ice Arena with appeared from the stands. ings and once yearly, a poll of the cheers for Bowling Green's number The Creatures seemed to die when section's favorite BG players. one nationally ranked team. They we moved into apartments and began "Mark usually produces the scream wildly, wave banners and to graduate," he said. "There was no Screamer, but he hasnl been able to harrass BG opponents. one to carry on the tradition." make it to all of the games anymore," But, the loudest and wildest of fans, Although the Creatures no longer Walker said. who lead most of the chants at the exist, devoted fans still can be found Four-to-nine ex-Freddies can be hockey games are the ones found in Section A. found in Section A at home hockey sitting in the infamous Section A. Rob Walker, a former Freddie Fal- games, Walker said, adding the Sec- These fans are a special breed. con, Bleacher Creature, and 1983 tion A cheering squad also includes They are made up of a conglomera- graduate, tries to come to every home "anyone who wants to get to the Ice tion of just about anyone who loves Hockey game, and can be seen leading Arena by 4 p.m. the night of games." BG hockey - students, BG residents Section A in chants and cheers. Walk- "These seats are usually filled and devoted alumni, including ex- er's sister, Lynne, a BG sophomore, within five minutes after the doors Freddie Falcons and Bleacher Crea- usually joins her brother in the front are opened," he said. "There are tures. row bleachers of the section. better seats in the house, but these PUT WALKER admits, Section A is people just love to sit here." DURING THE 1978 hockey season, not M spontaneous and vocal as it was IT IS difficult to get all the ex- several Bromfield dorm residents when he was an undergraduate. Freddies and Creatures together, but formed the now extinct Bleacher "A lot of us have graduated and live when they do get together, there is Creatures. The Creatures wore grue- all over Ohio," the high school tea- electricity in the stands. some masks to the hockey games and cher from Broadview Heights said. "We never plan anything, and when became the cheerleaders of Section A, ' 'We even used to make road trips, but we all get together everything screaming wildly and waving banners those were the days of (Ken) Morrow, clicks." Walker said. at games - home and away. (Doug) Ross and (Mark) Wells (BG And everything seemed to click at Jim Rudolph, founder of the Crea- players who were on the 1980 Olympic the OSU-BG game last Friday. "Here tures, said the gruesome clan made squad)." we come Dougan, here we come," and its first appearance in Ann Arbor, As opposing players are named at "Go, Go, Go, could be heard ringing Mich, at a BG-Michigan game that the start of the game, many BG fans throughout the arena from Section A. bg newt itafl/Sue Cross year. sit with newspapers in front of their Dougan is OSU's leading goaltender. "We thought this would be a great faces, appearing disinterested in the To carry on the cheering traditions. Nice Save! way to get the crowd excited, Ru- other team. Walker said Section A Section A has adopted ru^e-year old dolph said. "We wanted to wear our started the "papers in front of the Tony Mazzarella, a BG resident who masks to an away game first to see face" routine, and soon many fans in has been sitting in the section for six Bowling Green's Wayne Collins (left) makes a glove save In last Saturday's game against Ohio State at Columbus. bow we'd go over, and the BG fans other sections of the arena joined in. years. Standing in front of Collins is BG right wing George Roll and an unidentified OSCJ player. Collins went on to capture there Just loved it. The Section A Screamer, produced "I want to go to BG someday so I his ninth win against no defeats when the Falcons won 3-2 In overtime. It was somewhat fitting for Collins to beat the The CrPRtures were featured in a by BG graduate Mark Zimmerman can just keep on sitting in Section A," Buckeyes since he turned 21 on the day of the game. 1979 issue of Sports Illustrated, The serves as the offical newspaper of the young fan said.

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Burt Reynolds hitting the And with the USFL championship cial during televised Oiler games. 000 apiece for their 45-3 rout of the head coach John McKay even re- a Sunday afternoon chance to bring books? C'mon, the next tiling you game scheduled for Tampa Bay in pointing a finger at the viewer and AFC ui the annual "Go Through The sorted to having 6-foot-2, 280-pound the family down to Tampa Stadium to know, they'll be saying he was a July, it wouldn't be hard to imagine asking, "Aren't you tired of watching Motions Pro Bowl." offensive lineman George Yarno kick meet Burt and all 34 Sundancers - the computer science major. Tampa Stadium filled with 72,000 red, a loser?'' The phone number for Gam- But don't let those comfortable an extra point in the Bucs' final game Bandit cheerleaders - while inter- On the field, the Bandits aren't a silver and black fans. bler season tickets appeared immedi- armchair seats get too cold, as the against Detroit. ested fans could hunt for prime sea- team to laugh at. Coached by ex-Buc Perhaps the Bandits might even be ately after the appeal. United States Football League will be Yarno was replacing regular place- son ticket locations. quarterback Steve Spurrier, the Ban- facing Jerry Argovitz and his Houston Thus, the USFL could indeed be- kicking off its second season in less kicker Bill Capece, who had a season dits have a wealth of talent in quar- Gamblers in the USFL title game. come a "useful" outlet for fans in than a month. he would rather forget. McKay, who column one terback John Reaves, ex-Arkansas The principal owner of the Gamblers, Tampa and Houston looking for a For those NFL teams forced to spouts out tangv quotes faster than star tailback Gary Anderson and the Argovitz is more famous for inking winner. cohabitate with a USFL franchise, the Boy George loses fans, easily by torn hisek Bay's own "E.T." - spit end Eric Detroit Lion halfback Billy Sims to a Besides, Burt is always there lend- spring-summer league is simply a summed up the Bucs' and Capece's sports editor Truvillion whose bug-eyed facial ex- contract after Sims supposedly signed ing a helping hand of guidance. In the continuation of more flying pigskins. season in three trite words, "Capece pressions would give Marty Feldman with his present team. team history on page 133 of the Bandit Yet, in some beleaguered cities such is kaput." Yarno split the uprights on The Bandits use Reynolds for all a headache. IF ANYTHING, the uproar over the media guide it reads - November, as Tampa Bay and Houston - where his PAT shot. he's worth in promoting his connec- If they can score points and win supposed signings instituted some 1982 - Well-known entertainer Jerry winning was as rare a find as an The USFL Bandits, partly-owned by tions with principal Bandit owner ballgames - something the Bucs man- novel bumper stickers appearing on Reed writes Bandit Ball, the official honest politician - the USFL should Burt Reynolds, started their media John F. Bassett, even going to the aged to accomplish only twice in 1983 the bumpers of cars in the Motor City, song at the request of close friend indeed be "useful" to fans clamoring blitzkrieg in the midst of the NFL extreme of reminiscing of Burt's old - the Bandits will win their share of "Honk, if Billy signed a contract with Reynolds. for a winning club, especially Tampa. playoffs. days at Florida State. fans. The Bandits averaged 40,000 you." 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