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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. friday, november 18, 1983 bowling green state university vol. 66 Issue 45 new/ Greyhound buses move out - strikers angry - b» The) Anocknwd Frew ers Joined by sympathetic unionized Greyhound workers or passengers. Four strike sympathizers were ar- agency in Cherry Hill, N.J., said she downtown depot there. plumbers, carpenters, subway work- Pickets shouted "Scab bus, scab rested in Minneapolis, where 300 had to get to Washington, but police Greyhound spokeswoman Dorothy Greyhound buses - many of them ers and Teamsters burst through a bus!" in Mobile. Ala., as the company strikers demonstrated, police said, finally told her the bus wasn't leaving Lorant said rfdership on the first virtually empty - pulled out of sta- police line, surrounded a bus and resumed partial service. and there were nine arrests in De- and she was causing a disturbance. buses was "light to moderate," but tions to the Jeers of union members pounded it like a drum, keeping it at troit, where police reported 150 dem- They said they would take her some- said she had no figures. today for the Brat time since a strike FOUR PEOPLE were arrested in onstrators. where else where she could get a ride. Pickets for the most part outnum- halted the nation's largest intercity Washington for disorderly conduct. bered passengers on the first buses bus line two weeks ago. The only passengers on the Phila- One pulled bis car into the path of a A would-be passenger in Philadel- In Detroit, two gasoline bombs leaving the bigger cities, apparently Forty rowdy demonstrators were delphia bus were four reporters and bus and the others barged through a phia, Pamela Matthews, 39, found sparked a fire in a Greyhound yard because bus riders feared violence dragged away to police vans in Boston photographers. police line, police said. Nevertheless, herself surrounded by angry strikers Wednesday and slightly damaged two and because Greyhound's main com- after delaying a but for an hour. No injuries or violence was re- Greyhound said its buses departed the as she tried to board the bus there. bases. Pickets delayed, but did not petitor, Trailways. matched the low In Philadelphia, hundreds of strik- ported there or elsewhere against nation's capital on time. The woman, an employee of a nursing stop, two buses from leaving the fares being offered today. Students elect 5 A CGFA reps running and I have other friends in other fraternities that I told," Zurca, Theta Chi president, said. Two hundred forty-four undergrad- "The biggest problem I had when I uate students voted in Wednesday's campaigned was that most of the at-large election for representatives students didn't know what ACGFA to the Advisory Committee on Gen- was and I spent more of my time eral Fee Allocations (ACGFA), while explaining what it is rather than cam- 49 graduate students voted. paigning, Hobbes said. ACGFA, a 17-member committee, "I talked to people and told them to allocates part of the student general vote, but I honestly didn't have the fees to about 20 organizations, accord- money to advertise," Gallagher, the ing to Dr. Bob Arrowsmith, associate only independent elected, said. dean of students. They distribute Because of their membership in the about (242,000 to student groups, he greek system, the other candidates added. may have had a little easier time The four new undergraduate at- Setting votes, he said, adding that he large representatives, taking their id not think that would have much seats spring semester, will be Mark effect on the committee. DabowskL Junior accounting major, Thomas Gallagher Jr., Junior public Some controversy was raised con- administration major, Steven Hobbs cerning the fact that three members senior economics major and Anthony of the greek community were elected Zurca, senior management informa- to the committee. tion systems/sales major. Benjamin Along with Zurca, Dabowski is Harrington, graduate student, ran member of the Alpha Tau Omega unopposed for the graduate position. fraternity and Hobbs is a member of According to Arrowsmith. the num- the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. ber of students voting in this year's election was large for an election of "IT APPEARS to me that they were its kind. the only people concerned enough Even though more students voted about the ACGFA positions to run for this year than last, the lack of public- them," Zurca said, adding that he ity is blamed for the still small num- didn't think that being greek was the ber of student voters. motivating factor for running. "I think it shows that the greeks ADVERTISEMENTS were run in may have more interest in the pro- the paper but campaigning was left gram," Hobbes said. 3) to the candidates, Beverly Baker, "Most of the campus views it raduate Student Senate president, (ACGFA) as an unimportant organi- said. zation and that's sort of funny be- Pencheff Most of the campaigning done this cause about half of the students Art Therapy major Julie Scott designs "a diseased brain In the fourth stage of Insanity" for year was by word of mouth. belong to groups that receive money her Sculpture 261 class. The frame Is constructed of chicken wire and plexiglass rod», and will "I told my brothers that I was from it," Zurca added. Brain sculpture be covered with homemade paper she will produce from cotton llnter and water. Students cite reasons for joining Air Force ROTC -.-r'i aote: This is the last of a James Shaffer, sophomore pre-law mores. Courses such as Air Force composite score makes you eligible, "Upon successful completion of the TRAINING TO be an officer as well 1ST part series aa the University's major and member of AFROTt, said. Organization and Air Force History but doesn't guarantee admittance," AFROTC program graduates are as earning a college degree has Riser m Officer's Training Corps. "Joining the Air Force may be one are taken by freshman and sopho- Inskeep said. commissioned as second lieutenants helped individuals become more in- way to pay for college, but ft is also more cadets. Included in the POC are courses in the U.S. Air Force and will be terested in the Air Force as a way to something I'm really proud to be a such as Air Force Management. called to active duty during the year pay for college. by Terete) PefreWl part of. Whenever I'm in the uniform I AFTER SUCCESSFUL completion Flight Instruction Program, Ground following graduation," Cpt George AFROTC Cadet Major John Cor- reporter show respect." of the 100 and 200 level classes, ROTC School and Air Force Officership. Faithful said. win. a senior computer science major At the Univesity 120 men and 30 members may be admitted into the According to Inskeep, along with said, "When I was a freshman, my Same students are drawn to the idea women can be seen sporting the blue Professional Officers Course. the traditional four-year program, a "An Air Force base is like a regular (ROTC) class wasn't that big. Today of becoming a second lieutenant in the uniforms of the U.S. Air Force ROTC. AFROTC members are admitted two-year program is available. city, we have jobs from civil enigineer there are more and more freshmen Air Force while earning a college "Unlike the army, our students into POC based on grade point aver- Students who have four semesters to policeman,1. Faithful said. (reining in. The economy has a lot to degree. That is one goal members of wear their uniforms from the begin- age, SAT/ACT scores, an Air Force of any combination of undergraduate As a civilian, one is trained so that do with the number of individuals the Ah* Force Reserve Officers' tiing, we are looking at potential offi- Officer's Qualifying Test and field or graduate studies remaining, in their skills may be applied to avail- enrolling in ROTC." Training Corps have in common, but cers from the start," Cpt. Thomas addition to meeting physical require- able jobs after serving in the Air The number of individuals enrolling not all share the same reasons for Inskeep said. The Air Force Officer's Qualifying ments, may enroll. Force. "When you get out of the Air in ROTC seem to have a more positive Joining the program. To become an officer, a student Test includes a general knowledge The students opting for the two year Force you apply what you have been attitude about the program. This is "It's great to do something you must first enroll in a general military and aptitude test. i must attend a six week basic trained for to a relatedI ffield i of inter- also reflected by the University's want to do and get paid for it too," course offered to freshmen and sopho- "A niinimum GPA of 2.0 or IS ACT camp. eat," Faithful said. reactions to ROTC members. 'Emergency powers' in Grenada only temporary ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (AP) - will govern the tiny Caribbean spice emergency on Nov. 4, a set of regula- necessarily bringing them to trial will 100 political opponents of Marxist dridge said the Cubans were sent to When Sir Paul Scoon assumed control island until elections can be held. tions was published by the Govern- not be continued any longer than Prime Minister Maurice Bishop were Havana while all but 40 of the Grena- of Grenada's government following ment Printing House outlining his necessary," he said. in prison. Bishop was killed Oct. 19 dians were released. Those 40 were the UJS.-led invasion, he issued a "They (the powers) were only tem- powers and broadcast by Grenadlan following a coup by more militant turned over to Grenadian authorities proclamation granting police sweep- porary and not really enforced," said radio. He said he thought this detention members of his government. The and sent to Richmond Hill Prison in fag emergency powers, banning pub- Anthony Rushford, the English law- would last only another week or two. invasion occurred sue days later. St George's. lic meetings and imposing a yer hired through the British Com- "The Governor General was only But neither Rushford Police Commis- The U.S. Embassy said Tuesday the RUSHFORD AND the Council's nighttime curfew. monwealth to advise the new civilian trying to prevent any potential danger sioner Patrick MacLeish nor individ- military prisoner-of-war camp at temporary chairman, Nicholas administration in Grenada, a former to security," said Rushford, a consti- ual niembers of tJie Advisory Council Point Salines had processed 530 Gre- Braithwaite, a former chief education "But the phrase 'emergency pow- British colony and a Commonwealth tutional law expert who drafted the could say how many arrests had been ™»H«M and 000 Cuban prisoners officer in Grenada, indicated that the ers' didnt mean a thing?' said the member. constitution under which Grenada made by police under the emergency since the Oct. 25 invasion and will be panel would be considering the possi- new legal adviser to Scoon and the Government documents indicate gained independence in 1974. CflJCX. dismantled. bility of continuing, modifying or newly formed Advisory Council which that when Scoon proclaimed a state of "ARESTTNG PERSONS without At the time of the invasion, about Embassy spokesman Jim Dan- See POWERS page 4
-the bottongjgg (AP) - The House illicit drugs during their tenure in ethics committee, ending a 16-month index weather investigation, said yesterday there is 1 said former Reps. Freder- inside insufficient evidence to show that any ick Richmond, D-N.Y., and John Bur- current House member used illegal ton. D-Calif., admitted to the panel drugs or that a drug ring ever oper- under oath that they used drugs. Insufficient atedon Capitol Hill. He said former Rep. Barry Goldwa- Cheers/Jeers r..2 • A PemoerviHe couple gets a lock out Committee Chairman Louis Stokes, ter, R-Calif., made no admission, but, o( teaching karate at the University campus/local 3 Page 3 evidence D-Obio, and Special Counsel Joseph "There was substantial evidence of state/world 4 Califano Jr. said the final report ends such activity." • The BG Falcons take on the Ken: sports 5 Goden Flashes this Saturday in Doyt L their probe into "allegations of the classifieds 6 of drug use illicit use or distribution of drugs by Califano said Richmond and Burton Perry Field Page 5 members, officers or employees of "testified under oath after a grant of the House." immunity as to their own use of Parity sunny today with o high m the But the committee's special coun- drugs." Goldwater, he added, "de- mid-50s Cloudy and cooler tonight sel, Joseph Califano Jr., named three clined to testify about bis own per- Low in the mid-30s former congressmen who had used sonal drug use." 2 bg r»ws/nov*mb*>r 18, 1983 editorial American alliances foster risks
by Kevin Prendergast factions continue to fight Looking at East if Syria or Iran decide to attack bunch of single isolated events. After the historical nature of the conflict, U.S. positions. The tradgedy in Beruit viewing the total picture, they must Cheers and Jeers Whan George Washington sug- the deep Idealistic principals in- seems to indicate that forces will decide if that is the course this coun- gested that the United States should volved, and the number of competing strike out at American positions. Fur- try wants. work to avoid "entangling alliances," interests, our troops may be there for thermore, many Americans don't The fact that the president has he lived in a much simpler world. Due a few centuries. consider that now that the United twice deployed troops into combat /"iheers and Jeers is a quick wrap-up of issues around to man's creativity and Innovation in Furthermore, the large number of States Is deploying American nuclear situations without getting approval v-tampus and in the community. the last 200 years war has become a troops already committed to Britain, TfuffHt just "llnut— from most ma- from any other branch of government much more technical and devastating West Germany, France, Italy, South jor Soviet cities, toe Russians have and has increased military commit- CHEER the Commuter Off Campus Organization for the ordeal in which single missiles are Korea, the Phillipines, and many every justification to do the same to ments throughout the world may give ftpablf of wiping out millions. more, add to our commitments. Nu- American cities. Another attempt to an impression to where that course volunteer work its members do in providing an escort service But recent developments in U.S. merous Naval task forces are being blockade missiles in Cuba would be may be leading. The fact that rela- for students. Offered until midnight Sunday through Thurs- foreign policy bring his words to moved from "hot spot to hot spot" and inconsistent with our own policies and tions between the United States and day, the escorts walk or drive people living on or off campus mind: Presently, the United States a new generation of nuclear weapons a contradiction to our own actions. the Soviet Union are at their lowest has found its way into so many com- are being installed in Western Eu- A second major consequence that point since the end of the cold war and home to safety. mitments around the world that a will accompany our increased mili- that our relations with our NATO scorecard might be helpful to deci- Shigulariy, many of these situations tary Involvement around the world is allies are also CMMM further illus- CHEER all those individuals who fasted yesterday in obser- pher just who we support and who we are justifiable on their merits and that Americans should now expect trates our potential future course. don't. It appears we have become intentions. But taken as a whole, they more terrorist attacks on UJS. diplo- vance of World Hunger Week, and CHEER to the efforts of entangled. seem to paint a portrait of U.S. for- mats, soldiers, politicians, and any- Once they have looked at the total Ozfam America, a famine relief organization, to provide food The easiest place to start would be eign policy many Americans may not thing or anyone else the terrorists picture involved and if they decide it to people of underdeveloped nations. in our own hemisphere. The recent continue to accept These policies also deem appropriate. The bombs that is the desired course, then the conse- invasion of Grenada and the presence bring with them some negative conse- tore through the Marine compound in quences that accompany those poli- of our troops there now makes that a quences that should be used as a Lebanon, the Lebanese embassy, and cies, the increased chances of war CHEER University students and faculty whose combined military commitment After the balance. the Capitol building are all examples and the increased incidence of terror- efforts raised over $50,000 for the United Way fund drive this amount of effort and the loss of life One of those consequences is that of what may be ahead. Terrorism is a ist attacks, must be accepted. year. The amount raised set a new record and surpassed last that was expended there, it seems the United States now faces a much fact that comes with the territory of The post-Vietnam pacifism that that the United States is now com- greater risk of getting Involved in a interventionist policies. swept the nation seems to have died year's total by 7.5 percent. mitted to keeping the island free. major armed conflict. The point here is not to paint a and that extreme pacifism may not Although the present administration Few people atop to think about the doomsday picture of the world; nor is have been the best course for the JEER the inconsiderate people at Jerome and the Math claims that military personnel will be consequences involved if Cuba or the it to criticize any one of the events nation. But, one should question if the withdrawn by Christmas, a promise Soviet Union decided to retaliate dur- mentioned above. The point is that opposite extreme is any better. Science libraries who, instead of spending a nickel to copy we heard over a year ago concerning ing the invasion of Grenada. They Americans should now look at the Kevin Prendergast, a columnist for articles from-periodicals, insist on ripping articles them Lebanon, one must question bow long aim don't consider the possibilities of whole picture of foreign policy instead the News, is a senior Journalism ma- from the book, effectively preventing anyone else from using U.S. non-military personnel will re- the escalation of the war in the Middle of viewing foreign affairs as being a jor from Cleveland. the reference material. Competition may become fierce in main and how •Wmilitary" those Americans actually are. 1^S\&N*>S college at times but come on. Moving west, we arrive in Central America, where American troops, JEER the city and campus for not providing sufficient either covertly or openly, are in- volved in hostilities. In one nation, we lighting in a number of areas on and off campus. The south are supporting a regime being at- end of campus, University Lane and Thurstin Avenue are tacked by ana-government "terror- dark areas in which students must travel home, facing ists" and in another, we are supporting anti-government "free- possible danger of never seeing an attacker, or in the case of dom fighters." It appears the differ- the two latter, a fast moving car. ence between a terrorist and a freedom fighter is the amount of allegience one pledges to America. Further south, toe United States recently became entangled in a war where we had alliances with both sides. To the dismay of many of our South Mexican state American allies, we supported Brit- ain and rebuffed Argentina. Moving accross the Atlantic, we may be seed of unrest find a similar situation. The present conflict between Greece and Turkey by Arthur Allen and from alleged police bru- over the northern part of Cyprus seems to be a touchy situation for the The Mexican government is pump- Among the projects under "Plan administration since we again have a ing money into the impoverished Chiapas'' is a 278-miie road that par- treaty and are allied with both na- southern state of Chiapas, concerned allels the northern part of the Guate- tions. that poverty could be the seed for malan border through the tropical The situation in the Middle East, social unrest along the border with Lacandon Fonest. though, is much more complex. Once strife-plagued Central America. Construction of the road, begun in again, U.S. troops are involved in an "If there is a seedbed for revolution 1900, has shot forward in the last six armed conflict and many have lost in Mexico, it is Chiapas," said a state months and is expected to be com- their lives. We have vowed to continue official who asked not to be identified pleted within two years. Access to the our support as long as the many rival because of political reasons. "We area will permit oil exploration, tou- have neglected this area for centu- rism and control over the border by ries, and there are great social prob- immigration authorities. lems that must be resolved." The state government spokesman, The government has invested $900 Daniel Flores Meneses, said the road, million in development projects in now about 70 percent complete, is Chiapas state this year - twice as being built to ''open up an area of Without unions, there would be no job You know that these guys will be University. The defending MAC much in dollar terms as in 1982. potential production in nydrocarbon- York 'a good journalist,' security, unemployment benefits, celebrating a season full of victories, Champs are back and looking for Officials say the effort is to improve s. .. and to permit the conservation of his column appreciated workman's compensation, or even a so why not join them on Saturday. another MAC crown. communications and step up social archaeological sites." minimum wage, to name but a few of So, PARTY with the FALCONS - services in an area affected by an But the road clearly has defense Kenneth York's column displays a the accomplishments of the non-dis- Football may be the name of the DENT KENT - SLAM YORK - and influx of Central American refugees implications. One state official, who lot of research and opinion in a well criminating American labor unions. game on Saturday afternoon, but the YOU.. . BE THERE! and by protests of Mexican leftist and asked not to be identified, said "Chia- balanced manner. It doesn't matter if In the past few years, union workers party moves to Anderson Arena, the By the way, you're on your own for peasant groups. pas is a geopolitical area; we can no you agree with him, be makes you have taken wage cuts and made other ''House That Roars," on Saturday an after hours party. Who knows - We Much of the money is going to build longer allow it to be unprotected." think. He is a very good journalist. concessions, only to be slapped in the night. Let's make it roar for the may be there! roads into isolated mountain and jun- Almost all the refugees are Guate- face by managements' lining of their Falcon basketball players as they gle regions. Other funding goes to malans fleeing anti-guerrilla opera- JsjryUM own pockets. start the year off with a win over York Freddie and Frieda Falcon build schools, health clinics and to tions by the military government. 1041 Bourgognt clear up longstanding land disputes. Guatemalan troops have crossed In conclusion, I must say that All over the state, signs advertise, the border in pursuit of refugees who Another reader disputes unions not only represent unions, they works of the so-called "Plan Chia- have been settled there, and Guate- his Union commentary represent people, the people who are -FORUM- pas," a development project set up by malan helicopters frequently violate the union. President Miguel de la Madrid in Mexican air space, said Ignacio Ortiz, In your column, you stated that the local representative of the govern- unions "have grown in political power Jimle Rugglero Toe 30,000 square miles of state ment's Commission to Aid Refugees. out of all proportions to the size of 831 S. Main territory - about the size of South The commission provides aid to 40,- their membership." Ate you suggest- Carolina - are covered largely by 000 Guatemalan refugees in 83 camps ing, Mr. York, that the number of In ancient Rome the Forum was words because of space. Because mountains and tropical jungle. along the border, but restricts them to union workers is more disproportio- 'Party' to celebrate a mooting place for the dlscustlon all letters must be verified, please Its 450-mile border with Guatemala the camps. Immigration, relief and nate to their support in government of politico and lomtoo of the day. Include your address and phone to the east, once an unguarded stretch international observers estimate that those who are there to support BG teams this weekend The gonoral store lm tmall town* number where you can be reached of jungle and coffee plantations, has there are 40,000 to 60,000 additional business intersests? All workers ben- acroot the Unltod Statoa look on during regular business boure. become a tightly guarded zone refugees living illegally in Chiapas. efit (yes, even the non-union workers) BG FANS - you are invited to a that atmosphere years ago and The New* does reserve the against daily incursions by scores of Any Guatemalan found outside a from hard fought labor victories such PARTY. We're having a huge, specs .till has It la tome locale: A right to refect letters or portions fleeing Central Americans, mostly camp is likely to be deported, accord- as the minimum wage law, and the tacular, incredible victory party for forum for the discussion of Issues of letters we believe to be In bad Guatemalans. ing to relief workers in the area. National Labor Relations Board. Men three of BG's athletic teams. The first and opinion; therefore, bam boon taste, malicious or llbelous. AM Officials acknowledge that the To stop the refugees, Mexico has would most likely be in coal mines for part of the party is on Friday night met through different medium: submissions are subject to con- state's 2.2 million inhabitants - a third increased the number of immigration over 10 hours per day, and the women with the women of the BG volleyball We Invite you to write letter* to dentation though this Is rarely of them Indians speaking little or no authorities in the area. On one 80-mile would be taking their piece-work team. The lady Falcons take on Kent the New* addressing whatever Spanish - have been neglected since stretch of mountain road between the home from the sweat shops if not for State in their second last game of the concerns you. We want to print Please send your opinions to: Chiapas became part of Mexico in border towns of Comitan and Moto- the valiant efforts of American labor season. These ladies have worked your point of view. Letters should 1824. zintla, a reporter was stopped at six unions. bard all season and still need your be typewritten, or at least legibly Editor checkpoints. Two years ago, there You also stated that unions have support, and what better way to do printed, triple-spaced and signed. BGNews Chiapas has the second highest in- were only two along the same stretch. traditionally been made up of too few that than to help them celebrate a Try to limit your letter to 200 166 University Hall. fant mortality rate - 94 per 1,000 live Once the road is finished, four hy- minorities and women workers. This victory over the Flashes. The volley- births - among the 32 Mexican states. droelectric plants are planned for the leads one to ask; Who discriminates? ball team will not be the only ones The overall rate for Mexico is 44 per Lacandon Forest, inhabited by hun- The union or the employer? There are celebrating a win over Kent State, 1,000. Chiapas also has the fewest dreds of Lacandon and Choi Indians. suits in the courts today against com- because the BG football team wUl doctors per capita, and 36 percent of The plans have drawn criticism panies accused of unfair hiring prac- undoubtedly ROLL OVER the the people over IS cannot read. from environmentalists, who say the Flashes to end a successful season. Traditional disputes over land occa- 10,000-square-mile Jungle has vital You suggested that unions think sionally become violent In March, importance as an ecological reserve only of themselves in bargainning Clear Views by T. Downing and T. Clean/ MO people were injured in violence and home to the tiny Indian groups. wan financially strapped companies. after state elections. In the last three You paint the executives as helpless months there have been marches and Arthur Allen is a writer tor the Asso- against the union. Who is it that takes demonstrations stemming from land ciated Press. the pay and benefit cuts, the hourly worker, or the corporate executives? THE BG NEWS Delta Airlines net profits were off last year by 86 percent. At the bargain- Julia Thornton Copy Editor Vkkl Relnhort ning table, union workers took pay Manoging EdHor ...Efln Eimonl Ant. Copy Editor Doboroh Schmook cuts on several dollars per hour. Dur- AMI. Managing Editor..Carolyn Van Scho* AMI. Copy Editor Rita Feronec ing that year, the president of Delta Sport. Editor Tom Hltek Editorial Editor JoMph Cray was given a pay increase. His yearly Now* Editor "icho.1 D. TOWN Aral. Sport, Editor Marc D.lph salary was raised from $386,000 per tntortolnment Editor Foti Mill.. Aut. "Friday" Editor Liu I. Inman year to $946,000 per year. This must "Friday" Editor Scott R. Carpenter ChM Photographer Patrick Sander come as a thank you to him leading Student Adv. Mgr George E. Sin* Jr. Wlra Editor Chrl. truth the airline down the road of tower AMt. Copy Editor Mary Glbton Production Suporvtwr Robert A. Welch profits. Also in 1982, the vice president and vice chairman of Delta were given salary increases of over 870,000 lt»mimmMl »i>il tilh l«*,H.^H.Mi».iiil. Hi r» M must **t«t i lit.enwtWII.IlllP.HIHill 11 «tl»ii«tOc«—MtWU-t^rW,. per year, while hourly workers were Oph . ftiwii by ciUwIm *> ** nnMiwili refect •* ipwliwi W Tr* K> M*w* being laid off, and janitors employed llmmll—*tmi»i*mma~—»miW**n*imn
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's Rozanne Glass, public information Glass said the state will save an which started about 10 years ago She said the state is not concerned 'They try to pick brands in each monopoly liquor stores are being officer for the agency, says one of the estimated $59 million this fiscal year when most customers had to stand at about what brands the customers buy. (liquor) category wmcn snow sales dressed up with brand-name advertis- reasons is to encourage distillers to go with expanded use of the bailment the front of stores and choose from "The decision to buy has been made growth," she said, adding that this is ing although the state doesn't really along with a so-called bailment sys- system. printed lists. when they (the customers) walk in an element of the state's merchandis- care which products the customers tem in the procurement of store The distillers provide the cardboard the door,'* she said. ing technique. choose. stocks. ads, limited to three per store. The THE NEW ADS are often colorful Under that system, stocks are deliv- state gets no price breaks in the and eye-catching, like those seen in The criteria for choosing which But she stessed that the department As a pilot project, the liquor control ered directly to the stores rather than purchase of liquor for allowing them, slick magazines. "We feel we have brands should be advertised appar- "has to walk a fine line. We are not department is permitting ad displays being shipped to rented warehouses Glass said. sort of a responsibility to the custom- ently is rather loose, although Glass promoting liquor. We are not promot- in 75 of the 306 stores it operates where the state has kept huge invento- Otherwise, she said the project is ers who don't like to be in dark, dingy, said they are usually picked from the ing drinking. We don't put posters in around the state. ries in the past. part of a modernization program dreary places." Glass said. top five best-selling products. the windows. p Teen kills 'to know what it felt like' ovrersfrom page one essary at the time it was issued but ignored by virtually everyone who eliminating the emergency powers in may no longer be valid. had a need to be out at night. the next few days. NEWPORT, Ky. (AP) - A teen- bell County Jail while a county grand await his arraignment on the indict- Five of the nine members of the new ager, accused of fatally si "There is bound to be an element of And he indicated the nighttime cur- council were sworn in Tuesday at iga«- jury indicted him for the murder of ment in Campbell County Circuit political tension during a situation few "was simply an exortation by the Government House, Scoon's resi- man "to know what it felt Cecil Browning, a retired shoe re- Court. such as this," Rushfora said. "Some Governor General: 'Please stay off dence. Scoon plans to hold elections in i to kill," was indicted yesterday pairman. Browning's throat had been Mott Plummer, a Newport lawyer, people may want not to cooperate the streets.' It was never enforced. It about six months. for the Nov. 5 murder, authorities slashed, he had been repeatedly has been appointed to defend Thomp- with the civil government, ana these was never meant to be." said. stabbed and sulfuric add had been son. William Thompson, 19, of nearby would certainly be picked up." A WHITE HOUSE task force ar- poured on his body, police said. Thompson surrendered to police in He said the temporary restraint on The informal curfew's hours were rived in Grenada yesterday to discuss Dayton, Ky., remained in the Camp- Thompson is jailed without bond to Bellevue, the nearby northern Ken- public gatherings was considered nec- from S p.m. to 5 a.m., but they were long-term economic aid. tucky town where the murder oc- curred, on Nov. 7. Thompson told police that he had killed Browning and that he was upset because his girlfriend had recently Greyhound driver disappointed with job UnieadWhy left him, police Chief Elmer Corbin MEDINA, Ohio (AP) - A striking fries doesn't have scheduled runs for less money then he was ge PrcoW Mtlpng P*X* said. Greyhound bus driver says his job most of the year. He's constantly on The bus drivers' strike to tne na- hasn't provided the steady employ- call with two hours to report. tion's largest inter-city bus carrier READ ment and excitement he anticipated "You can get a call at noon, and you began Nov. 2 in a contract dispute. when he signed on with the bus com- have to be there at two. You don't Greyhound wanted the drivers to ac- The pany 11 years ago. know where you're going or how long cept a 9.5 percent pay cut and contrib- "If I knew then what I know now, I you'll be gone," he said. ute to pension and health benefits. wouldn't have taken the job," driver And when the nationwide strike by The bus carrier began operating UNIVERSITY Gerald Jeffries said. 12,700 Greyhound drivers is over, limited services using replacement , Still considered a relief driver, Jef- Jeffries expects to return to work for drivers yesterday. There was no re- THIS! BOOKSTORE sumption of bus service in Ohio, Grey- hound officials said. Small 1 ITEM 4>! IN COLUMBUS, Smith Williamson, will be closed 50 president of Local 1042 of the Amalga- PIZZA S mated Transit Union in Columbus, Reasons why you should attend the last said Greyhound passengers boarding «M* I # buses yesterday in other cities are home football game this Saturday November 21 courting tragedy. 1. Get out of the dorm or apartment. ^ "They're not buying a ticket, QEL they're buying a chance, Williamson 2. Let off steam before going home for through r said. Thanksgiving Vacation. 75* MED." ITEM 3. Party with friends at the game. I sW I "With"With inexperienced drivers trying 4. Falcon pride. November 26 PIZZA • A7 • to deal" withw winter driving conditions, MARK'S :
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Busick 419/259-6492 I 1127-83 I sports bg n«w«/nov«nDber 1«, 1963 5 BG seeks eighth win in season finai with Kent bybyMorcDolph More Oelph THE FLASHES were edged in the are the most Improvedimproved team inin the KSU tailback O.0. D. Underwood Senior safety Martin Bayless will second in the all-time NCAA intercep- ossistantassistant sports editor final seconds by an undefeated Toledo league. rushed for an average of five yards play in his 45th consecutive game in a tions list with 27, he needs two more In team 37-34, three weeks ago. And on 'They have a good blitzing, gam- per carry enroute to 530 yards this Falcon uniform. He started every his final game to tie the all-time mark To the football fan who planned on that high note blasted Eastern Michi-Michl- Mingbling defense, along with a very fine year. game since he Joined the team as a made back in 1954 by Al Brosky of writina-offwriting-off tomorrow's Kent State- gancan the followingfollowinc Saturday. passingruualns scheme.urtwtn* TheyTWV couldnrnld easilyM*I1V ToTO BG,BG. a victoryvictorv tomorrow would freshman. Aim. Ravleaa la tied far Illinois. Bowling Green game after comparing Tomorrow the Flashes invade BG's have a .500 record in the MAC this mean an 8-3 overall record, the best the uneven records - 1-9 versus 7-3: Doyt L. Perry Field at 1:30 p.m. with year." since former coach Don Nehlen car- consider the Golden Flashes' recent the game as the only thing to lose. KSU'S BLITZ is the similar kind ried the Falcons to an Identical mark -sports/cap- marks. They enter the game with the t" that OU capitalized on last week that in 1975. Though KSU has only won one of a 41-7 drubbing the Falcons 1 aided in holding BG quarterback MCCLURE NEEDS JUST 17 yards VOLLEYBALL - at home against MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIM- s in the last five weeks, not one of them last year, and the desire to Brian McClure to 127 yards passing, passing for a MAC unpreddented Kent State tonight and Ohio Uni- MING — at Kent State today and i were the blowout-type contests defeat the defending Mid-American his worst performance this season. mark of 3,000 yards through the air versity tomorrow. (7 p.m. tonight tomorrow. (1 pm. today and to- I grew used to in the early stages Conference champion. The Flashes are led by quarterback this season. and 4:36 tomorrow) morrow) of the season. To a 14 team, the season could be StuRayburn, who has thrown for 1,329 BASKETBALL—at home for exhi- They lost by one point to an Ohio made with this one victory. yards and seven touchdowns this sea- Split end Stan Hunter needs just 14 bition against York University. (8 GYMNASTICS-team University team four weeks ago that "To coin an old phrase, Kent is the son. His favorite receivers are Ken yards for a season total of 1,000 yards, p.m. tomorrow night in Anderson tomorrow. (11 p.m. at nearly came back and dumped the best 14 team I have ever seen," BG Hughes with 30 catches for 542 yards, while tight end Mark Dowdell leads Arena) North gymnasium) Falcons last week, but ran out of time. head coach Denny Stolz said. "They and Joe Rucky with 28 grabs for 248. the team with 62 catches. 6" Falcons travel to New Hampshire 1 byJeonDlmeo prove to be critical later in The Wildcats, currently the slow reporter the season when at-large 1-3 on the year, advanced Falcons' remain in $5.00 OFF bids to the playoffs are to the NCAA playoffs last second place in the CCHA, Coming off their third being banded out season with a 15-6-1 record one game behind league- Any courtshoe. straight Central Collegiate In the Eastern Collegiate leading Ohio State, follow- UnibedWay Hockey Association sweep, "MORE EMPHASIS has Althletic Association and ing a two-game sweep over People Helping People Basketball, Racquetball, Tennis Bowling Green's hockey been placed on interconf er- 22-11-2 overall, but were University of niino Frl. thru Wed. only. 11-18 thru 11-23 Falcons will travel to Dur- ence play," BG head coach eliminated by Minnesota in cago. • ham, New Hampshire this Jerry York said. "Wins in weekend to face the New these series could have a Hampshire Wildcats in a lot of bearing on at-large FALCON HOUSE non-league intersectional berths in the NCAA play- your A f nitric Shoo t Spomwor series. offs (National Coleeiate The Falcons, off to their Athletic Association)." Hoodqvorton In Bowling Groon" best start ever at 9-1 over- Last year, the Falcons 140 E. Wooater Ph. 352-3610 all, will face the Wildcats were overlooked by the in Snively Arena tonight NCAA Tournament Selec- No other discounts apply ■■ and tomorrow night at 7:30 tion Committee last 352-0564 1450 E. WOOSTERST. pm.BG will be looking for March, citciting BG's poor two wins in this weekend's non-CCHA record of 1-2-1 series - wins which could as one of the reasons. CARRY OUT ONLY Entries for the all-cam- are now available from pus three-man basketball fraternity and residence hall athletic chairman and 1/2 lb. Burger & 1/2 lb Fries at the Intramural office, Briefs 201 Memorial Hall. 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Good Valua* Every Day for Family, The C by Fred Radii Michigan- Tired of sitting around in your room during weekends with noth- t Creek, Indian Springs, Ken- ing to do but homework? Why not on and Willow metroparks. chuck your books, grab your Beckley, Leslie and Veterans Me- roommates and dive into the morial parks in Ann Arbor. great, but chilly, outdoors this winter. SNOWMOBILING: OK, so everytime you think of skiing, you visualize broken legs, Ohio- wrenched backs, battered fore- heads, ski poles up your nose and Maumee Bay State Park, with its snow mounds caked onto your seven miles of flat terrain; East face - right? Yes, yes, you are Harbor State Park (northeast); right these are all part of skiing, and Maumee State Forest, with a but if there was no challenge there five-mile course, Swanton (IS would be no fun. So, ski! miles west of Maumee). Grand And when you picture cross- Lake St. Marys, St. Marys (80 country skiers, you see twigs and miles southwest of Bowling pine needles sticking out from Green), contact park office for ice cotton-knit caps as the clumsy conditions at 1-394-3611: Lake Lo- athletes emerge from ill-fated ramie, Minster (90 miles south- runs through dense forests, and west of Bowling Green); and you casually look on as noses and Indian Lake. Huntsville (60 miles ears dangle and finally fall off due southwest of Bowling Green). to frostbite. But, if it wasn't 40 sation of losing all sensation in Michigan - degrees below zero outside and toes, feet, legs, fingers, hands and Michigan- your face didn't turn candy-apple arms while standing around all Mt. Brighton. Brighton (about 30 red, then would you really enjoy day ice fishing on some desolate miles north of Ann Arbor); Alpine Lake St. Clair, Mt. Clemens, near it? So, cross-country ski! lake? It's got to be great, what- Valley, Milford (about 40 miles Metro Beach Park. Most snowmo- ever one can feel of it, so ice fish! north of Ann Arbor); Mt. Holly biling in southeastern Michigan is AND THERE is more. What The only boring winter recre- Ski Area, Holly (about 60 miles done on private land. Snowmobil- possible delight could anyone de- ational activity mat comes to north of Ann Arbor). ing is permitted in no Huron-Clin- mind is snow camping. It's too ton metropark or Ann Arbor city rive from sledding and toboggan- park. ing if an occasional finger wasn't private, snug, warm and cuddly - SLEDDING-TOBOGGANING sliced up or crushed while reach- what could be worse on a frozen Obio- ing under your favorite downhill winter's eve? So, by all means, Snow Valley Toboggan Run, part MORE DETAILS: racer? None, or very little, so sled whatever you do - don't snow of Snow Trails ski area, Mansfield and toboggan! camp! (southeast); Delaware State Additional information .on any In addition, who could appre- Park, Delaware (25 miles north of Ohio facility or location listed ciate snowmobiling across a SKIING: Columbus); East Harbor State above may be obtained by dialing crisp, frozen lake on a clear Satur- Ohio- Park, Lakeside-Marblehead (40 toll free l-flOO-BUCKEYE. day afternoon if the ice didn't Boston Mills Ski Resort, Penin- miles northeast of Bowling For further information on any crack and sink at various warm sula, near Ohio Turnpike Exit 11 Green); Harrison Lake State Michigan site, call l-BOO-555-1212, water locations? You couldn't sa- (east); Snow Trails, Mansfield Park, Fayette (35 miles northwest request Michigan information, vor the experience if you never (southeast); Clear Fork, Butler of Bowling Green); Mary Jane and then ask tor the parks ana encountered untimely mishaps, so (south of Mansfield); Mad River Thurstin State Park (15 miles recreation department of its near- snowmobile! Mountain Resort & Convention west of Bowling Green); and est large city. Also, for more Furthermore, who, in all hon- Center, Beliefontaine (100 miles Mount Gilead State Park (40 details on Huron-Clinton met- esty, would want to miss the sen- south of Bowling Green). miles north of Columbus). roparks dial (313) 961-5865. Networks Kill Season's Turkeys Before Thanksgiving By Sieve Gottlieb "Hotel," with its enviable time slot "Oh! Madeline" is another show is a buxom blonde, Teri Copley. Unli- right after "Dynasty," only had to be blessed with a prime time slot, between ke"Three's Company", however, it The networks are trying to get rid of moderately entertaining to succeed and "Three's Company" and "Hart to doesn't depend nearly as much on their turkeys before Thanksgiving with it's definitely that. Like "Love Boat" Hart." One critic once said that a test double entendres for its humor. ABC canceling "It's Not Easy," CBS and producer Aaron Spelling's other pattern could survive in that time slot In the most serious trouble are canceling "Cutter to Houston" and, shows, "Hotel" succesfully mixes in- and "Oh! Madeline" is funnier than a ABC's "Just Our Luck" and "Trauma NBC "temporarily removing" "Man- teresting stories, a likeable regular cast test pattern, which is more than can be Center", CBS's "Whiz Kids" and imal," "The Rousters" and "For Love and top guest stars to make a very said for a lot of shows. NBC's " Mr. Smith" and "Jenifer and Honor." entertaining show. "Hardcastle and McCormack" is Slept Here." Besides their own ineptness, these "After M'A'S'H," even if it wasn't another promising team with Brian When "Just Our Luck" isn't being shows were all victims of what NBC any good, would also survive the year Keith playing an eccentric retired judge panned by the critics for being unfunny programming chief Brandon Tartekof f on the strength of its title alone. It's and Daniel Hugh-Kelly playing his and demeaning to blacks, it's being called, "A brick wall of established certainly not "M'A^S'H," but it's a young streetwise partner. Early reports ignored by the public in favor of Mr. programming." funny show in its own right. Given are that this amusing team is winning T. and "The A Team." time to develop, it will probably be- their time slot, suprisingly beating "Trauma Center"is the unfortunate "It's Not Easy" was up against come an even better show. NBC's "Knight Rider" and CBS's inheirtor of the time slot that got "It's "Simon and Simon" and the increas- popular sitcoms "Alice" and "One Not Easy"as well as "9 to 5"cancelled ingly popular "Cheers," "Manimal" "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" is also Day At A Time." and unless it makes a much stronger and "For Love and Honor" were up very entertaining with Kate Jackson "Emerald Point N.A.S.," a soap showing than it has thus far, it's against CBS powerhouses "Dallas" and Bruce Boxleitner successfully por- opera starring Dennis Weaver, Maud doomed to the same fate. and "Falcon Crest." "The Rousters" traying the kind of relationship that Adams and other established stars, "Whiz Kids," about teenagers who was beaten by the still popular "Love makes shows like "Remington Steele" could be a big hit if it gets enough time solve crimes with a computer isn't a Boat" and "Cutter to Houston" was and "Hart to Hart" fun to watch. This to develop and given its relatively easy bad show but it's primarily geared defeated by "T.I. Hooker" on ABC show is also blessed with a good time time slot, against "Monday Night toward adolescents who are already and "Different Strokes" and "Silver slot, competing only against ABC's Football" and an NBC movie, it'll watching "The Fall Guy" or "Real Spoons" on NBC. "That's Incredible" and NBC's new definitely have it. Even if it doesn't People." What show will be the r._xt casualty show "Boone." succeed, almost no prime time soap has Even if "Mr. Smith" and "Jenifer of the ratings race? It's a safe bet it Also reasonably safe from cancella- ever failed to survive at least a year. Slept Here" were good comedies, they won't be "Hotel," "After M'A'S'H" tion are ABC's "Oh! Madeline" and "We've Got it Made" is a relatively would have a hard time winning their or "Scarecrow and Mrs. King," all "Hardcastle and McCormack," CBS's funny show with a plot similar to time slot against "The Dukes of finishing consistently in the top 20 of "Emerald Point N.A.S." and NBC's "Three's Company."It is also similar Hazzard,"and since they're mediocre "We've Got it Made." at best, they're going to have a prob- the weekly Nielsen ratings. to "Three's Company" in that it's star lem. Sound And Vision Rodney's Rapid Fire Gags Earn Respect by Fits Miller the fact that Dylan's singing voice has "No respect, no respect." It's a little things a little spontaneous as well. EalertaiuKut Editor actually improved with age. hoky, but I can't blame the bug-eyed Great album jacket, too. comedian for trying something differ- BOB DYLAN — Infidels (Colombia) If you really don't care about the ent. MIDNIGHT OIL - 10,9,«, 7,6,5,4, musical embellishments, you'll be 3, 2, 1 (Columbia It's probably no coincidence that pleased to know that as a lyricist the What's amazing is that he's covering Midnight Oil takes one back a few during this somewhat vacant period in man is in top form here. He reserves the same ground as always — sex, his years, to the time when new wave (or the ongoing history of pop music Bob his most astute and biting comments wife, his kids, his age, his other physi- whatever you want to call it) was still Dylan comes along with one of his for the devil ("Man Of Peace") and cal shortcomings — while making it eclectric and daring, rarely fonnulized like it is now. most powerful efforts since the mid- the shortcomings of American capital- sound fresh, and always funny. 701. ism ("Union Shutdown"), but there This Australian quintet's alluring A sampling: "I go fishing and catch Following 1981's somewhat satisfy- are some poignant love songs here too debut album is so good it's a bit hard (most notably "Sweetheart Like nothing, I go to an orgy and catch to classify. Take a little Eno, add a ing Slot Of Love, this second post everything. . . I caught my wife in bed "born again" LP is overflowing with You"). dash of old lOcc, maybe a touch of with the milkman and she told me not Magazine, and you've got Midnight lyrical insight, musical punch and pure to tell the butcher. . . my dog watches passion. It's a genuine pleasure to hear an Oil. intelligent record that rocks without me in the bedroom so he can learn how Aside from the strength of the songs to beg. . . my wife's so dumb it takes themselves, the LP's striking character sounding cliched, that offers ideas as Vocalist Peter Garrett has the pres- her an hour and a half to watch '60 stems in part from the class of musi- well as riffs'n'rhythm. Welcome back, ence and range that the diversity of Bobby Zimmerman; Infidels is an Minutes'. . . I bought a book called song styles demand — most of the cians Dylan chose for the record. 'How To Make It Big,' it was about Guitar slingers Mark Knopfler (Dire obvious triumph. tracks change gears completely in mid- money. . . I drink too much, my doc- stream. The production is effectively Straits) and Mick Taylor (ex-Rolling RODNEY DANGERF1ELD — Rap- tor found an olive in my urine sparse in places, with all instruments Stones) provide stinging solos and pin' Rodney (RCA) test. . . when wc got married my wife (bass, drums, guitar, keyboards) tak- sympathetic rhythm parts throughout. Rodney Dangerfield, the king of told me I was one in a million, I found Reggae rhythm masters Sly Dunbar ing their turn in the spotlight without self-abusive one liners, is back with out she was right. . . I know my wife one ever completely dominating. (drums) and Robbie Shakespeare another collection of rapid-fire gags cheats on me, every time I come home (bass) keep things moving and prove guaranteed to tickle your funny bone. the parrot says, 'Quick, out the win- The only element lacking here is one , their versatility within this primarily In addition to live recordings of his dow'. . . " etc. etc. song that would generate enough air- non-reggae setting. Admittedly, it stand-up act, the LP's title track finds play to expose them to a broader sounds like an odd grouping of folks, Rodney rappin' a series of jokes over a Yeah, it gets a little repetitive, but audience. Then again, maybe that's a but Dylan hasn't had this kind of funky backing track which includes a more of the jokes score than not. His blessing. This is post-punk progressive musical muscle behind him since his female chorus that keeps repeating. repoire with the audience helps keep pop at its best, challenging but fun. days with The Band. Take heart also in CHRISTMAS IS G0MIN6... HURRY OVER TO THE HOLIDAY CRAFTS FAIR HAPPY c^*- Wed. Thiir. Frl THANKSGIVING NQV 30. D8C 1. 2 10 - 5 PROMNADE L0UN6E. UNION From the BG NEWS ' Get ready for the holidays with decorations and gifts made by nearly 20 different merchants! and the Friday i Staff WELCOME STEVE LANDESBERG DIETRICH FROM 'BARNEY MILLER" COMES TO BG DEC. 4,1983 9 8:00 p.m. GRAND BALLROOM with special guest CHARLIE WIENER TICKETS ON SALE STARTING THURS. NOV.3 9:30a.m.-5:30p.m. UNION TICKET BOOTH, the SOURCE, and FINDER'S $5.00 ALL SEATS RESERVED ■ammwfe by Scott Raymond Carpenter "FOR ME, when there's a section of Friday Editor the stadium where people aren't cheering and I go over and get them It's hard to be inconspicuous when going that's the most fun part of my wearing feathers. However, the Uni- job," Freddie added. versity mascots, Freddie and Frieda Freddie also says holding down a job Falcon, couldn't care less about being as the school mascot is difficult to inconspicuous. On the contrary, being define. He said sometimes he feels like conspicuous is their job.' a clown other times a performer and Selected at the end of last year, this still others a cheerleader. "It depends year's mascots are about half finished on what aura you want to give Fred at with their terms. They appear regularly the time," he said. at all football, basketball and hockey "When you get a one-on-one bit games (though Frieda doesn't travel) going it's more like being a performer and make several appearances and when you're running up and down throughout the year -at other athletic the field or the floor it's like being a seen is a personaly gratifying experi- THE IDENTITIES of the mascots and spirit-oriented functions. clown," he said. ence. will be kept a secret only a few more When not "on stage," the falcons Outragious as the Falcons are, Fred- "I want people to know about me," months. Each year the Freddies and are in class, studying for a test or die notes that some control is involved Frieda says, "but I know there's a time Friedas (there are also two alternates) hanging around the Union. They're in what he does. He said as the mascot and a place." participate in a "beheading" at the last students. When in costume, identities he has learned who to jest with and "You learn a lot about human hockey and basketball games. Frieda kept secret, they are outgoing and even who not to. "You learn to read peo- nature. . . You learn to get psyched said she is looking forward to that day obnoxious. ple," he said. after a week of tests and have to go out because she said she feels it will show "Getting fans going and keeping For Freddie, doing what he does and do your thing in front so many something special about herself that them going is a big deal to me," takes several hours a week of work. people," Freddie said. those close to her never see. Freddie says. "I like to make people "I've had 40 to SO hours of suit-time Wherever they're performing or feel good." already," he said, adding "Fred is Freddie and Frieda say they receive clowning around, the Falcons do it like "In essence, we're cheerleaders," almost a full-time job." many compliments and gifts playing no one else. They start the crowd up Frieda added. the feathered creatures. Small children and keep them up. They make the little Both birds say being the secret spirit FREIDA SAYS she sees her job as are especially drawn to them and bring ones smile and the older ones feel starters is great fun and never boring. an honor. "I look at it as something candy and plenty of hugs and kisses. younger. Whatever the opinions of "We can joke a lot. I think we can that is a one of a kind." "Somebody made a pair of BG these feathered friends are, they are work closer with the fans (than the The Falcons both agree that being gloves for me, really nice ones, but I confident in what they are doing and cheerleaders) because we're right with able to display their shenanigans pub- don't know who it was so I can thank know that wherever they spread their them," Frieda said. licly without their real identities being her," Frieda said. wings they spread spirit. Frieda and Freddie antagonize WDHO-TV 24 sportscaster Jim Tishy. The birds filmed in a channel 24 holiday commercial Freddie mod Frieda serve many functions as the BGSU mascots. Besides being the spirit starters for Thursday afternoon in Anderson Arena. moat major sporting events at the University, they amuze children and students wherever they go and help to promote the BGSU name far beyond campus. PAlX'S WORLP DUBAOJ Review 'Star 80' Given New, Immediate Strength by Associated Press ried to Snider, who reels increas- ingly out of control as his get-rich "STAR 80" is Bob Fosse's bleak schemes fail and his wife draws and forbidding view of morality in away from him. The violent end- •&t*~~ the 1980s. The story of centerfold ing, which Fosse indicates girl Dorothy Straiten has been throughout the film, is no less told before, in a television movie horrific when it comes. ,,ptesowMW, i oow'r THINK- IT WILL VJOEIC, aur.. . and countless articles. But Fosse Fosse wrote "Star 80" as well as gives it new and immediate directed, and his depictions of the own-n-Drlnk-n-Drown-n-Drink-n-Drown-n-Drlnk-n-Drown-n-Drlnk- strength through his superior tal- Playboy world as well as the un- ent as a filmmaker. derside of Hollywood are uncan- nily accurate. But to what avail? As played by Mariel Heming- Relentless doom hovers over the way, Dorothy Stratton is a entire film. 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Rush Cindy Fox BROADCASTING Social Chairman Lisa Markos Cabinet Director Sonia Winner Activities Director Melissa Unland his Thanksgiving vacation the Ohio School Scholarship Chairman Julie Needham J' of Broadcast Technique invites you to a Sr. Panhel Lisa Morgan special college student open house on Jr.Panhel Mindy Foldenhauer Saturday, November 26,1983 at Alternate Panhel Deb Fisher B 10:30AM. See how you can begin your Warden Mary Ledford career as a radio/television Chaplain Nancy Ulrich announcer, producer. Corresponding Secretary Mary Gervinski writer, cameraperson sales rep or sound engineer We'll show you how Recording Secretary Denise Hopes Located at 1737 Euclid Avenue, next Asst. Social Connie Dinovo door to Cleveland State University Song Elly Deblase For your reservation, call collect ^^r^ASlV Historian Anne Hoffman (210)861-1111. Society and Key Patty Burell • •rjo;f > Elections/Composite Maureen Casey >* AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AX To Sav The Least If You're A Smoker There Is Aid Available by Scott Raymond Carpenter Lorna Goodbody, an experience which Day Five become. A reciprocal plan can also be Friday Editor taught me the meaning of the express- Okay so I had a damn smoke, what's of great help. Try picturing yourself in ion "Oh my God!." the big deal. It was one of those low tar a compromising position with a person So you tried to quit smoking yester- things anyway. I don't have to smoke, of your choice. Then picture interrupt- day but failed. You do realize that this Day Two I like to smoke. And this journal thing ing the whole shibang for a smoke. failure is indicative of your personal- No problem. The only side effect is ridiculous anyway. I'll quit writing This is what did it for me. ity, don't you (loser). Quitting the I've noticed so far is a strange unex- and keep smoking so that all will be nicotine habit is without question sim- plainable desire to tie the legs of happy. • Eat onions. This will make it impossi- ple for anyone with a backbone. I, for crickets into square ble to ask the person behind the coun- instance, have quit smoking dozens of knots and light In retrospect, ter at the drugstore for a pack of times. Of course there are always the them on fire. No perhaps nonsmok- Marlboro without becoming embar- withdrawal symptoms of ending an more time to write. ing isn't for every- rassed. (And don't send your big addiction, but these too can be over- The girl across the one. However a brother in for them like you do for come and the addiction can Anally be hall brought home few helpful bits of condoms, it defeats the whole pur- ended. a date tonight and I information could pose.) make the differ- wouldn't want the • Send your tax-deductable donation One thing that aided me in my noise from the type- ence between non- smoking and today to Editors For The Promotion smokeless days was a journal written writer to ruin the Of Healthier Readers, c/o Scott Ray- by a man now doing time in a federal tape. smoking for penitentiary for parking in a handicap you. mond Carpenter, Friday Magazine. * Develop produc- You'll feel good about yourself and zone: probably never, ever touch another Day Three tive, practical and enjoyable hobbies cigarette as long as you live. (Check or Day One Don't panic but I money order excepted.) 1 smoked my last cigarette at 11:59. think the whole that will keep you It's a new day. A new challenge. In lieu goddamn world is busy enough that of the absence of my former habit I've coming to an end. you haven't time to Anyway, it's easy to quit smoking decided to grow a beard, something It's just this weird feeling in my stom think about how miserable you are and everyone should do it so you can I've been wanting to do but just ach that tells me something terrible is without cigarettes. Try farming. save money and be the healthier for it couldn 't find the time. I expect the first going to happen tonight. Kind of like and all that BS. By the way, if you are few hours of my cigarette sobriety will the feeling your shorts give you after • Think of the ugliest person you can successful and don't ever want to be easy as I will be sleeping at the time an extensive ride on a 10-speed bicycle. and picture that person with a cigarette smoke again, send any extra packs of and seldom smoke in my sleep. The I haven't touched a smoke for two in his mouth. Larry Flint, for example. smokes or the unused portions of one most memorable exception is the days, though, and I've never felt bet- This will give you a constant subliminal opened packs to me and I'll dispose of night I came back from a date with ter. I think I've got this thing licked. picture of what you don't want to them properly. HWG'EWTiVWBWS'fiWWIi'HVtiVWVV ft) 34 Days till ft) READ Christmas Break « ft) aaaaaaaaaaaaai THIS! t THE NEW JR. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICERS OF SAE $ Ass't. Pledge Educator , Mike Roof Reasons why you should attend the last home football game this Saturday Social Chairmans. Mike Sherlock Z Tom Skarlinski 1. Get out of the dorm or apartment. Ritual Lane Williamson 2. Let off steam before going home for Spirit/Greek Events Pat McGreal Thanksgiving Vacation. t Faculty. Dave Welsh 3. Party with friends at the game. House Improvements Henry Spieker 4. Falcon pride. Scholarship Matt Claus 5. Chance to see 4 national records set. Sports. Dave Czech 6. Brian McClure House Manager Gregg Moore 7. Martin Bayless Wardens. Rob Adams 8. Mark Emans i 9. Salute Graduating Seniors. Bob Skowronek 10. School spirit. House Artist Paul Smith 11. It's the fun thing to do. Chaplin Dave Welsh 12. Chance to be MAC Co-Champs. Sound System Mike Mastromonaco 13. All your friends will be at the game. Todd Ruppelli 14. BG is YOUR Team. . .your school, Fathers Day Mike Roof NOT OSU or UM. 15. This is Falcon Country. Chronicler. „ .Todd Evans 16. No reason not to! IFC Representative Sonny Tobias Public Relations Rob Adams Bed Race Chairman Todd Evans Alumni Relations Perry Quick FALCONS vs. FLASHES PHI ALPHA Former Freddie Falcons Find Fun As A Flock by Margie PtWnk siasm. A group of them can be found at any home Section A! What do you like better with falcon? hockey game. Don't expect them to be the quiet Stuffing or potatoes?" Walker's barrage is well- ones, sitting in a corner, quietly keeping track of received by the Section A crowd, and Freddie "FRED-DIE! FRED-DIE! FRED-DIE!" the game. Instead, direct your attention to the obviously enjoys being shown the finer points of wild, uncontrollable, notorious section A. At least being a school mascot by one of the masters — Cries echo throughout the BGSU Ice Arena. A five ex-Freddies are present at every game, often Rob Walker. feathered creation staggers on his skates, follow- lead by the quick-witted, comical Rob Walker. ing the cheers of the fans. He fumbles in a pocket MANY STUDENTS agree with Walker's ap- sewn into his wing for a hockey puck. The WALKER FREQUENTLY supplies the inhab- preciation of Freddie and Frieda Falcon. Most feel spectator's screams rise to a crescendo as the puck itants of Section A with a wide assortment of the task would be, in a word, "fun." is flipped into their laps. Once again, Freddie puns, jokes and antics that rile referees, pester "I think it would be excellent to be Frieda! You Falcon, the University mascot, has skillfully players and Are up fans. At the beginning of the could run around and goof off and have fun and whipped fans into a frenzy in time for the hockey games, an announcement is made concerning the no one would know it was you," Sandi Lutz, team to step onto the ice. Freddie Falcon and his junior education major, said. "I like the idea of its nest-mate Frieda have been the strength behind secrecy. That would be so neat to see people's the spirit of BG fans. faces when 1 took off the head and they would see Freddie's been a part of the BG spirit system me under it all." since the 1940s, while Frieda has been delighting "It would be fun," Lutz says, "because I really the crowds on a permanent basis for only about enjoy working with children. 1 watch how the five years. The selection process begins in early falcons act with kids. It seems like the kids really April and possible candidates are chosen on the get a kick out of playing around with a big bird." basis of dedication, inventiveness and enthusiasm. Karen Dunlap, listening to Lutz, interrupted, "I Four students are chosen. Two alternates serve at see what you mean about the secret part of it. It all home hockey games, and substitute, if nec- would be like trying to keep a secret from your essary, for the other mascots. All Freddies and best friend." A radio-television-film major, Dun- Friedas accept the fact that they must give up a lap says "I like the purpose behind Freddie and great deal of their free time in order to fulfill their bg news staff/Con Lee Ofani Frieda Falcon, and an organization like Sic-Sic. It responsibilities. Often, that means turning down might be fun sneaking around." dates and parties in order to promote spirit among upkeep of the ice and the dangers of flying pucks. "You know though," she continued, "you students. Yet this is only an example of the special Compliments of Walker and his band of bantering don't get a lot of formal reward from being kind of person it takes to be a school mascot. buddies, these instructions are made less repeti- Freddie or Frieda Falcon. You'd be expected to Former Freddie Falcons still retain that enthu- tious by amusing play-action. act this way or that way but it really doesn't seem Pity the current Freddie Falcon who thoughtles- sly wanders into Section A! Walker, like a hawk diving in for the kill, immediately assaults Freddie with insults, "Hey Freddie! Your mother's a rug." (Referring to the bird's carpet-like cos- tume.) "Hey Freddie, would you like to come over for Thanksgiving dinner?" Walker quips. "Hev LEARN HOW TO MAKE YOUR FAVORITE LIQUERS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON: LIQUEUR MAKING WORKSHOP I news stcm/Cori Lee Olani WED. NOV.30 to gratify you. Many people are so afraid to tell 7:00-9:30 someone they're doing a great job that they never get much feedback. It's not fair that such a good, ALUMNI ROOM useful, needed part of our school's traditions gets very little public praise." $5.00 The tradition of Freddie and Frieda Falcon will • learn how to make Kahlua, Amaretto, live on at the University. It's up to the public to Drambuie and many more! see to that, and, so far, despite any negative • recieve a free recipe book! feedback received, the Falcon mascots continue to • make great Christmas gifts! put on a bright, silly show for the crowds. Who $5.00 UPON SIGN-UP IN UAO knows? Maybe this year's Freddie will return to OFFICE. MUST BE 21 YRS. OLD. Section A as a hockey heckler like Rob Walker. AFTER THE BASKETBALL GAM 6 SCORE ONE FOR j YOURSELF WITH j SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS US! Medical school costs are rising every day. They're climbing raster than many students can handle with- out the right kind of financial help. 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