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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. Directory SPORTS 7 CAR CARE 4 TODAY Switchboard 372-2601 Classified Ads 372-6977 Bash Brothers Howard Wants Helpfui Hints For Your Car Display Ads 372-2605 Editorial 372-6966 Reunited To Stay Sports 372-2602 A how-to for keeping your car up and Entertainment 372-2603 Jose Canseco sent MVP cloudy and back to Oakland in a wants running during those nasty Siory Idea? Give us a call colder weekdays from I pm. lo 5 pm., or trade from Boston to stay in Green Bay Bowling Green winters e-mail: "[email protected]" High: 30 Low: 19 TUESDAY January 28,1997 Volume 83, Issue 85 The BG News Bowling Green, Ohio

"Serving the Bowling Green community for over 75years" & Green named USG vice president Student Government cial assistant to the executive is a member of a certain organi- Weckesser branch. "It is tough to come in under controversy and zation." Weckesser admitted that he USG members also felt Weck- removed amid Monday's meeting. was not in good standing with the knowing not everybody is supportive of me esser's removal denied him due Green was appointed, after University, but said it had noth- process as stated in the USG con- some debate, to fill the position ing to do with his grades. He said controversy Nathan Green stitution. vacated by Jimmy Weckesser, that he was removed from office "I feel that the whole situation who was removed from office due to a minor break of the stu- new USG Vice President should have went through a due By TANYA MARKUL and because of "his probationary re- dent code, and would not elab- process as stated by the constitu- VINCEGUERRIERI cord," according to a memo from orate. tion," said Rob Pietruszka, USG The BG News USG Graduate Adviser Eileen According to the USG constitu- cers of an organization must be statement that is echoed by chief legislative officer. "There Sullivan to Scott Carr, head of tion, the president and vice in good standing. several USG members. has also been no consideration to Nathan Green, formerly USG Student Court. president must be in good stand- Weckesser said he felt as "Jimmy did a fine job as vice the situation at hand from the director of National, State and Weckesser will continue to ing. The Recognition Guidelines though he has been singled out by president," said Matt Holmes, administration." Community Affairs, was ap- serve in USG as head of the con- for Student Organizations at the the University and the case has USG cabinet member. "I feel that pointed USG Vice President in stitutional review board and spe- University also states that offi- been blown out of proportion, a he is being penalized because he • See GREEN, page three.

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Q ■G Ncwi Phota by Jeremy Matt !■ f* •' ^ A kiosk, like this one located be- tween the Centrex building and Kohl Hall, helps to foster com- v • * munication among students. Kiosks back on y campus

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Some might not have even no- ticed they were missing. However, the informatory sights for students, faculty, and just about anybody to look at, take notes on, and learn from are on their way back to the University campus. * m Yes, the kiosks are returning. ■ The informative structures are seen to be a key element for stu- dents' social and communicating BG Ncwi Phota by Amy Vaa Hani abilities. University President Craduate students (l-r) Holly Clark, Angela Hass, and Hsi-Ling Huang stop outside the Union to chat, not letting the heavy snow bother them. • See KIOSKS, page three. O. J. Simpson's civil trial ends Attorneys deliver Goldman to death on June 12, conspiracy the likes of which 1994. "O.J. Simpson simply never before has been witnessed closing arguments, He urged jurors to reject ap- - all to get me.' ... That's what a peals of sympathy for the vic- is innocent." guilty man does," PetrocelU said. await verdict from tims' families and consider in- Mindful of recent polls show- stead the plight of Simpson, who ing growing doubts about Simp- deliberating jurors is being sued for potentially mil- attorney Robert Baker son's acquittal, Baker asked the lions of dollars though he was ac- at closing arguments in civil trial unsequestered panel to disregard The Associated Press quitted of murder. the idea the public wants Simp- "He has been vilified and ridi- son to be held responsible for the SANTA MONICA, Calif. - In a culed," Baker said. "You can give guilty man does when faced with murders. powerful finale, O.J. Simpson's him his life back and render a overwhelming evidence. "The media has told the world lawyer urged jurors Monday to verdict like was done before and "What does he do? What does it is politically correct to be ant i- risk being politically incorrect, give Justin and Sydney their dad this guy do? He hires an army of O J. Simpson, and you, ladies and embrace Simpson as an innocent back." lawyers, experts, investigators, gentlemen, are the buffers," he man and "give him his Ufe back." Baker's closing was followed consultants ... They sit down and said. "You have to weigh the evi- "O.J. Simpson simply is inno- by rebuttal arguments from at- they figure out what to say about dence through your common cent," attorney Robert Baker torneys Daniel PetrocelU and all this evidence," he said. sense." said in his final remarks of the Tom Lambert, and the jury "What you have heard in this He hammered home an argu- wrongful death trial. "He didn't wasn't likely to get the case until courtroom, ladles and gentlemen, ment of evidence contamination, dolt." Tuesday. At least nine of the 12 for the last four months. Is what a planting and tampering by de- Speaking in a near whisper Jurors must agree to find Simp- guilty man has to say in response vious detectives. AuacUttd PITH pkata during a two-hour speech. Baker son responsible for the deaths to all this evidence: 'It's all plant- He spoke of bloody gloves and O.J. Simpson relaxes in a car outside his civil trial in Santa Monica, Ca- said there was neither motive nor and award damages to the vic- ed. It's all contaminated. All the socks showing up where they lif. Simpson's defense lawyer delivered the trial's closing arguments on time for Simpson to slash Nicole tims' families. photos are fake.... Every witness Monday. Brown Simpson and Ronald PetrocelU asked jurors what a is lying or mistaken. There is a • See SIMPSON, page five. page two The BG News Tuesday. January 28. 1997

Mike Wendling Opinion Editor Opinion 372-6966

ANDREA WOOD H E Bias shown in everyday language Words are. of course, the most and we all know boys aren't a book which has sold over 700 lous. Men of our species will powerful drug used by mankind. better then girls, it's just the thousand copies and is used protest, for they have most "Perhaps -Rudyard Kipling way we say things." Consider widely for Journalistic writing definitely been excluded from the source. courses: "Readers want a writer the language of one of our there is a fear Language is the descriptor of Throughout history, men who believes in himself and in founding documents. The word that young our reality. Symbols make words, have shaped, controlled and what he is saying. Don't diminish "women" does not produce an boys who see words make phrases, sentences recorded our language. It is not that belief. Don't be kind of bold. Image of all people In our are created and communication Is far fetched to assume that the Be bold." This use of "he," "him- minds, Just as "men" does not. the word made possible. Translating reality dominant group, when given the self" and the like is found all So why then are women (like 'she' used to Is the purpose of our speech, and opportunity to create a society's through Zinsser's book, not just on me) who question the use of the mean every- NEWS the reason we communicate with system of communication, will page 114. omnipotent "he" labeled as each other. For us, words mean favor their own members. Zlnsser. like many writers, uses complalners or exaggerators? one will not "Serving the Bowling truth. People can arrange words Women have been historically "he" as an all-encompasser. "Man" Perhaps there Is a fear that be able to into a He. (pigs can fly") but the excluded from creaUng lan- or "mankind" is a category under young boys who see the word Green community for words themselves: "pigs", "can" guage. Even today the Involve- which theoretically all others fit. It "she" used to mean everyone relate, or over 75 years" and "fly" are concrete. The crazi- ment of women In rhetoric and Is a model, an established stan- will not be able to relate, or believe in ness of such a phrase lies In Its debate, and In fact critical dard. It Is the dominant. It Is also believe in their own self-worth their own direct assault on the truth of the writing, is a remarkable event. exclusive. "Man" Is another name as a male. Young girls are faced 210 West Hall words it contains. Flying pigs, now Mastering language, or public for our species, but It also means with this dilemma every day. self-worth as Bowling Green State University that's rich. speaking. Is a domineering act. the male of our species. "J^e" In There are a few notable a male. Bowling Green, OH You may recognize this excerpt: It requires self-assuredness (or Zlnssers'On Writing Well means examples of writers, both men 43403 Young girls "We hold these truths to be self- the "balls" to face an audience, all journalists, as well as male and women, who are making are faced [email protected] evident, that all men are created if you will). Instead, women may journalists. Zinsser's Instruction great strides In the use of "she" equal, that they are endowed by be encouraged simply to "mas- on grammar, description and and "herself" and the asexual with this (419) 372-2601 their Creator with certain unallen- ter the lady's art of conversa- organization of a story Is explained "they" In at least half of their dilemma able Rights, that among these are Uon." Pro-active communication to the reader using a main charac- non-fiction writing. Because Life. Liberty, and the pursuit of has tradlUonally been men's ter who Is only male. When an more and more women are every day." Editorial Board 372-6966 Happiness." -The Declaration of work. author uses "he" as Zlnsser has. entering traditionally male roles, Independence. Wise men make proverbs, but readers do not associate a female Including that of scholar, it Scott Brown Like so many other young fools repeat them, -Samuel picture with the word. Just as a seems only natural to reflect Editor people In our country, I was forced Palmer flying pig Is a ludicrous vision, as those changes in our language. In fact, men talked to men. Is a woman when we read "he" or It may seem a trivial thing, but Vince Guerrieri Darla Wamock to memorize this passage In some Social Studies course during pre- Men wrote down their Ideas In "himself." like In the phrase the power of words is well Chief Reporter Managing Editor adolescence. As a little girl. 1 don't the assumption that only men "readers want a writer who be- known, and Ironically well remember questioning the "all men would be reading them. It Is lieves In himself." documented throughout our Amy Johnson Mike Wendling are Created equal" part. Now. I do. safe to say their thoughts and That's one small step for man. history. Assistant Opinion Editor Talk sense to a fool and he calls writings were meant only for one giant leap for mankind. -Nell Where all men think alike, no Managing Editor you foolish. -Euripides men, because presumably no Armstrong one thinks very much -Walter Brandon Wray I'm sure a lot of people have one else could possibly under- "We hold these truths to be self- Uppman Penny Brown Entertainment stopped reading by now--"Oh, stand the relevance of what they evident, that all women are created Andrea Wood is a weekly Copy Chief Editor geez. Get a grip. It's just a word for had to say. Should I be using equal..." Those who have dictated columnist for The News. Ques- goodness sake. Everyone knows the past tense? Here's ,i quote the linguistic guidelines for our tions and comments can be sent Hideki Kobayashi Blake Parkins 'men' or 'mankind' Is Just an easy from the fifth edition of On language will tell you the previous to 210 West Hall or Photo Editor Sports Editor way to refer to all human beings Writing Welfby William Zlnsser. sentence Is Incorrect, even ridicu- [email protected].

Copy Staff 372-2604 Krislen Sherlock. Assistant Copy Chief Darren Liderbach Beth Kerby Olivia Inkrott G. Michael Graham ALWA/i Kerri Killion Kelly VonGlahn

Reporting Staff 372-2604 Sarah Bednarski Jack Buehrer Maureen Barry Tanya Markul Jennifer Schab

Art Staff 372-6966 Doug Khrenovsky, Assistant Photo Editor Jeremy Martin Amy Van Horn Gina Fleming

Sports Staff 372-2602 Jim Tocco. Assistant Sports Editor Jason McMahon William Sanderson

Production Staff 372-8296 Jennifer Apt Andy Cantrell Jen Casperson Brian Gallatin Chad Gamby JeffGayton John Harris Stacy Hubert Maggie Kushlak Cathy Raidl Greg Schwitzgabel Erin Taylor Tiffany Wendeln Jessica Wherry LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Carl a Zvosec There are numerous retrictlons was always under the impression staff members in particular and Kiosk bill passes enforced by the University that a modicum of quietness BGSU In general (those who Student Senate concerning the posting of fliers should be the standard throughout handle alumni donations should Advertising Staff 372-2605 and announcements, such as the library premises. be concerned here), and (b) Brian Beleski Melissa Binkley The Issue of kiosks (outdoor the prohibition of fliers In I personally have experienced making things difficult for the student, decreasing their C'hrisiy Hagerman Alison Polley bulletin boards for public Olscamp Hall. These community many other Instances of uncoop- productivity, and thus, decreas- Lori Patton Jim Vassallo announcments) and their disap- bulletin boards are one of the erative and sometimes outright ing the attractiveness of this pearance from BGSU's campus few "legal" ways that members rude and patronizing behavior of the campus community and from various members of the school to future entrants (e.g.. has prompted the Undergraduate It's not unusual for prospective Letters to the Editor Student Government to take student organizations can BGSU staff, admittedly confined to students to Inquire about things action. During Its first meeting of promote meetings, events, etc. the libraries as these are where I If you would like lo submit a Letter lo the Kiosks are essential to every come into contact with the staff like, how's the library? Is it easy Editor, please follow these guidelines: this semester held on January 13. to sign up for classes? Is the Senate Bill 96-97-11 was pre- BGSU student's right of free the most. In fact, when writing this •Make sure the letter U 500 words or let. administration efficient?"). sented as Emergency Legislation speech and we hope they will be up. my office-mate recounted Flea** include your address, major, aca- I finally suggest that a major and was approved by Unanimous replaced without further delay. several critical Incidents of her demic class and phone number (phone own of inappropriate behavior on goal of the administration at numbers are strictly for verification and Acclamation of the Senate. It was BGSU should be to improve the not for publication). sponsored by Senators Kerry Kerry Aullzla the part of BGSU staff members. If •Letters must be typed, and not hand writ- Junior these instances were confined to service orientation of the staff Aullzla. Chad DeVeaux, and Manic members. I have two good ten. Letters brought In saved on a Wahba. At Large, and Senator Tom Political Science several individuals or were rare In Macintosh-compatible disk are pre- their occurrence, they wouldn't be reasons. First, research has ferred. Groszko. College Democrats shown service orientation to be Representative. The Bill calls for so disturbing. On the contrary, I • Bring the letter to Room 210 WeM Hall, BGSU needs have personally experienced a nontechnical aspect of job or e-mail us at [email protected]. the replacement of kiosks In six better service Instances such as these, seen performance,that Is Important Be prepared to show valid Identification. locations where they have previ- for a variety of Jobs. Second, our * Space limitations may prevent The BG ously existed, including: others being treated In similar new core values include: (a) News from printing all letters received. 1. near the University Union as I recently had an incident manners, and heard stories of respect for one another, (b) The BG News reserves the right to edit part of the Mall occur in the science library that such Instances far too many times mmmmm. points to a larger problem at for this negative pattern of behav- cooperation, (c) intellectual and 2. near the Education Building on spiritual growth, (d) creative the West side near the Eppler this university — a lack of ior to be taken lightly. Copyright O 1997. The BG News. Bowling service orientation (i.e.. tenden- From certain staffs' perspec- imaginings, and (e) pride in a Complex Job well done. Without a strong Correction Green. Ohio. Reprinting of any material in this 3. near Harshman Quadrangle at cies to be helpful, thoughtful, tives, some students can be rude publication without the permission of The BG News service orientation among the The University of- the Northwest corner near considerate, and cooperative) and immature and thus may foster is strictly prohibited. the creation of a negative stereo- staff, the endorsement of the fice of multi- The BG News is an independent publication Conklin from certain members of the cultural affairs BGSU staff. One of the staff type. This In no way Justifies first two core values may be founded in 1920 and is published daily during the 4. near Krelscher Quadrangle at directly affected and the en- was a co-sponsor academic year and weekly during the summer se- members at the front desk was treating students in an unprofes- the Southwest corner dorsement of the other values of the "America In mester. 5. near the Art Building at the speaking well above conversa- sional manner. I am in no way Opinions expressed in columns and letters to suggesting that a service orienta- may be indirectly affected...for Black and White" Southwest corner tional level for a good period of series Wednesday the editor are not necessarily those of the student time, disturbing my study. I tion Is lacking for all or even most everyone. body, faculty. University administration or The BG 6. near McFall Center at Jerome Li- The purpose of this legislation Is asked her to lower her voice and of the staff members here at News. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the BGSU. I am suggesting that those Chet Robie brary. The office Spring 1997 BG News staff. to suggest locations for Instead of complying, she told was omitted In a me that there were other areas few who do lack this orientation Graduate student The BG News encourages its readers to notify additional kiosks. We also wish to Industrial/Organizational previous story re- the paper of any errors in stories or photograph bring attention to of the library I should move to if are possibly: (a) creating a negative Psychology garding the event. descriptions. the issue of free speech at BGSU. I wanted to study undisturbed. I impression in students' minds of Tuesday, January 28, 1997 The BG News page three

LOCAL

Chrysler plant search set back Around Bowling Green Local village loses Harman, mayor of this town IS in this village of 2,000 people, "It would be nice, but I'm not Food Operations does their part for environ- miles northeast of Bowling Harman said. The company, sure the community is ready for ment interest in hosting Green. "With the Jeep plant which may begin building the the painful growth that would bringing in 5,000 employees, it plant in a few months, asked for come with it," he said. Food Operations has a new plan to buy 100% post-consumer re- new Jeep factory would just be a real burden. an immediate response Council President Jan Bus- cycled napkins for the dining halls that will not only help the en- "I feel it belongs in Toledo, But after talking things over deker said Jeep would bring vironment but will also save money, according to David Crooks, The Associated Press where it is now." with the Village Council, Harman more traffic to the area. The director of the University Union. Chrysler plans to replace two told Chrysler Woodville wasn't village averages about 12,000 ve- The recycled materials are as good or better than the virgin WOODVILLE - Thanks, Chrys- plants In Toledo, about 17 miles interested. hicles a day on U.S. 20 - the main materials and they are also cheaper, Crooks said. ler, but no thanks. to the northwest, where it builds route through town. "We are part of the solution by recycling and buying recycled A telephone message left at products," Crooks said. Village leaders anxious to keep Jeep Wranglers and Cherokees. Chrysler was not returned Mon- But Corinne Gentry, owner of Food Operations has been using Second Nature brand recycled this bedroom community nice The No. 3 auto manufacturer day. Woodmorc Auto Auction Inc., napkins in the Union, along with other recycled goods, such as and quiet have told Chrysler that wants to build a new factory in Harman cited a recent survey said Jeep arrival would mean trash bags. it's not interested in making a Toledo or within 50 miles of the that found most of the residents progress. The campus community uses 40,000 pounds of cardboard each pitch for the automaker's new $1 city. Toledo, however, has been want to remain a "small, nice, "I think the more business we month. The amount recycled is processed through the Bowling billion Jeep plant. given preferential consideration. quiet community." can get the better," she said. Green Recycling Center and sent to Wisconsin Tissue. BGSU has "Primarily we are a small bed- Last week, Chrysler asked for That's the way barber Paul Chrysler also is being wooed then committed to purchase napkins made of the recycled cor- room community," said Richard information about possible sites Hammer wants things. by Michigan officials. rugated cardboard. "It is a win-win situation," Crooks said. Toledo mom -SCHAB Playing With Energy Bowling Green holds budget hearings this fights courts week The city of Bowling Green will have its 1997 budget hearings for custody Jan. 28,29 and 30, in the Council Chamber at 304 Church St. Tuesday's hearings will be from 5 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Wednes- day's hearings will be from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday's hear- of 9-year-old ings will be from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The Associated Press BGNET up and running

TOLEDO - A mother said A day and a half after malfunctioning, BGNET was brought Monday that she would defy a back to life on Saturday by the University Department of Com- court order and go to jail rather puter Services. than give up custody of her The system went down on Thursday and was inoperable for 9-year-old son to her former hus- nearly 36 hours. The malfunction was caused by overuse. band, who lives in Michigan. "I may get arrested ... but I'm not going to give him up without a fight," Darlene Coldwell said KIOSKS Monday. Continued from page one. nounce meetings," Aulizia said. Ms. Coldwell, 35, said she was "Not having them limits stu- considering whether to flee Sidney Ribeau formally an- dents' amount of free speech due Toledo with her son, Michael. nounced the kiosks' return at his to the limits students already "I have to look out for his best State of the University address have." BG Ntwi Plixo by Kelly Dktrlch interest. The question is: am I on Jan. 17. honestly looking out for his best Teacher Jeanne Wright is showing Alexis Kanda and Amy Wettergreen how to "play with energy." "The kiosks are a very Impor- Josh Chapin, junior business interest if I leave the city and go The Breathing and Relaxation Mini-Course held in the Business-Administration building Sunday tant community builder," said major, said he feels that without underground? I don't know," she showed students the technique of Tai Chi. Marcie Wahba, USG Senator at- the kiosks, students would be los- said. large. "Not having them limits ing information that would oth- our ability to communicate." erwise be unattainable. According to Kerry Aulizia, "The kiosks give students in- STATE- USG Senator al large, the bill formation about organizations, was written due to the concern what is going on in the communi- from organizations on campus ty and on campus, and what about limiting students' free bands are playing at what bars," Parents debate kids' Internet access speech. Chapin said. "Furthermore, they "Kiosks are one important way could help someone find their Pornography web Bob Smith, director of the Me- dren from material that they're But City Prosecutor John Lohn students can communicate mes- lost dog." dina County District Library, has simply not ready for," said has said the library is not crimi- sages, put up flyers, and an- -MARKUL sites available on praised the computers as Shawn Vallery, a member of a nally liable. Medina County library computers research tools. But some resi- parents' group that is asking the Prosecutor Dean Holman said he dents are appalled that children library to limit Internet access is reviewing the law. GREEN spark deep concern can use the machines to access by youngsters. Library Trustee Ian Haberman graphic sexual material. The group has suggested offer- has said he would like parents to Continued from page one. harder for him to do his job. The Associated Press Smith said library officials are ing separate computers. Com- monitor how their children use "It Is tough to come in under listening to the debate. puters for adults would offer the Internet but did not know Weckesser also warned stu- controversy and knowing not MEDINA - How easy should it "We realize that there are regular access; others, designat- how that could be done. dents about their rights in the everybody Is supportive of me be to access the Internet? things on the Internet that cause ed for kids, would be outfitted eyes of the University. being in office, not necessarily The issue has been a hot topic concern, but we also want to keep with software that filters out The library board of trustees "The University has not taken because of who I am, but because in this northeast city since access as open as we can for peo- sexual material. has scheduled a Feb. 5 forum on students seriously and will not of the circumstances that the December, when six teen-age ple who need valuable informa- Some residents say Ohio laws the issue. unless students stand up for their former vice president has been boys were found giggling at por- tion from it," he said. that protect minors prohibit li- "This Is the Issue of the mo- rights," he said. taken out of office," Green said. nography they found while surf- Smith believes a compromise braries from allowing juveniles ment for libraries," said Deborah Weckesser said he will contin- USG president Tara Gore said ing the Internet on the Medina li- can be worked out. to view sexual material on the In- Uebow of the American Library ue to voice his opinion and he has this meeting signified the end of brary computer. "There's a need to protect chil- ternet. Association. confidence in Green. Weckesser a long week, and regrets Weck- said he will also take further ac- esser's departure. tion If need be. "All I'd like to say right now is Green, who was approved to I'm sorry to see him go," Gore lawyer hired to represent state fill the position by the USG sen- said. "It shows his dedication to ate by a 16-4 vote, said due to the organization to stay on as a Blue Shield of Ohio. stand to profit from the sale. "It is a negotiated rate that is controversy it is going to be member of the cabinet." Proposed sale Attorney General Betty Mont- The attorney general's office well below his market rate," Ms. gomery filed the lawsuit July 11 hired Cleveland lawyer Marvin Pappas said. of Blue Cross to block the deal In which Nash- Karp to handle the case In Cuya- The sale is pending before the ville, Term, based Columbla-H- hoga County Common Pleas Ohio Department of Insurance, prompts lawsuit CA, a for-profit hospital chain, Court. Karp will be paid $125 an which must approve the deal. GREENBRIAR, INC. would buy Ohio's largest health hour, said Leah Pappas, Mont- The Controlling Board, which The Associated Press Insurer for $299 million. gomery's director of special Includes six legislators and a Announces Montgomery objected to $15.5 counsel. president who represents Gov. COLUMBUS - The state Con- million in payments for three She said the complexity of the George Voinovich, also released Apartments for Fall '97 trolling Board on Monday ap- Blue Cross executives should the case and Karp's experience $2.3 million for a study to pre- • Columbia Court-22 left proved the hiring of a Cleveland deal go through. She also said the makes him worth more than the pare computers in the Ohio De- lawyer to represent the state In price for Blue Cross may be too $95-an-hour rate the state pays partment of Human Services for • Mercer Manor-6 left Its lawsuit against Blue Cross & low, shortchanging charities that most outside counsel. the year 2000. • Field ManoMOIeft • Frazee Avenue-3 left PISANELLO'S • Ridge Manor-FULL Open Weekdays at 4 p.m.; Open at Lunch Fri., Sat. & Sun. 203 N. Main, BG 352-5166 »* Collegiate 4-H! *« »* ** 7 ITEM PIZZA SALEi :.* *.? •* iddnis *« Sm $4.25 PfPlfl! ?: u '.: !Med....$5.50l »* anno 33d=i *« t.* *.* s iLg $6.75 LARGE »♦ +♦ BEAT THE SPrtlNG RUSH! aqi JOJ wnip e ipjaj *.? »* *« 12 Slices wd 00:6 @ IIBH Aa|so|/\j 224 E. Wooster 352-0717 A Your Best Value »+ 90C u| /tepoj piau. aq |||M *• Good at all participating! jBaA /wau am jo 6ujiaaiu | locations. $8.25 ♦« H-fr ajB!6a||00 JSJJJ am L Add Breadsticks $2 Tired of American Heart 1 •* Association^« kft'352-5166 . FREE PIZZA!!! throwing RgMngH—a Da—— FREE DELIVERY! *: E _ Not valid with any other otter. Coupon not necessary. ■ »+ your weight ENDS Chicago Style Extra. Expires 2-28-97 ■ 2/28/97 IVoled Wood Counlyl_, Ben! iiii around? Exercise. page four The BG News Tuesday, January 28. 1997

CAR CARE-

Remember to winterize your car by taking the followfrtpff ■ Winter Safety Ti safety? measures BEFORE ythe snow falls aga^ • Always travel with a full tank of gas CHECK BEFORE DRIVING: • Allow yourself plenty of extra travel time when the roads are b • ignition system brakes adjusted Pacfcy'our car with the following items: • Try not to travel alc^p^carpool with friends or travel in a convoy • batteisjfabarged wiper blades warm blankets • paper towels with another vehicli^^s ■$$[}£■ • ligh^j-^ defroster facial tissue • non-perishable food •If you live outside BG(s city limits, call the Higqw^Fatrol to check • tire ffead snow tires in- extra clothing • matches and candle^, stalled road conditions before you leave home. Should hazardous driving • cooling system compass and maps • knife • fuel system • exhaust syste first aid kit • windshield scraper conditions, exist, note the officer's name and time of your call, con- • lubrication tight flashlight • sacks of sand and/or tact yoQi'b^f/t.a.'s of the situation and follow-up when you return to • antifreeze • chains ^.booster cables kitty litter campusSYdu should be able to make up any missed work. • heater • winter-gradi two tow chains • shovel

Sourca Smdaro AHairi. Hani H. Smttf Orf-CAmpus Student Cantt* BG N«wt Graph* by Dana Wamock Cold weather tough on automobiles Valuable winter tips for owners will keep cars running smoothly

By PENNY BROWN tery terminals need to be kept The BG News clean and the battery must be checked to ensure that the elec- Winter is still around in full trolytes are at their proper level. force, and while it may be a chal- The alternator belt also must be lenge to get out of bed for class, tensioned properly." it can also be a challenge for a As well as caring for the car's car to stay up and running. inside, there are additional However, simple precautions things that must be done to the can keep an automobile running outside of the car, according to and off the side of the road dur- Heritage III Professional Auto ing winter months. Cleaning owner David Lee. The Hazel H. Smith Off- Campus Student Center has put "The most important thing that out a list of winter safety tips. drivers can do is to keep their car Included in this list is the sugges- washed as soon as a big snow tion to carry a winter storm kit ~ storm goes through This will get which means packing the car the salt off the car and will stop with items such as extra clothing, or slow down corrosion," L«e non-perishable food, a shovel, said. and sacks of sand, among other Lee also suggested having the things. Copies of the list are car waxed or polished before available at the center. winter hits In order to make it However, a car also may need easier to wash and to protect the additional attention before it is finish until warmer weather re- able to run its best. turns and the roads are no longer "The most important thing to salted. do is to follow the maintenance schedule and owner's manual of Stetler suggested that since the the vehicle," said Terry Stetler, a average student frequently takes •Ss<*>-+ mechanic at Lyric Auto. "We many short trips in their cars, the BCNrwifllc p*«. often see with student cars that oil needs to be changed often - they fail to keep up with the reg- every three months or 3,000 Taking precautions during the winter months is one of the important keys to keeping a car in good shape. ular maintenance, which is cru- miles for gas engines, and every cial to keep the car running at its two months or 2,000 for diesel fuel economy. Tires which are at Main and Wooster streets and and other businesses," Blair said. run Into uncleared main roads." best." engines. He also suggested doing the wrong pressure can cause a getting the overpasses cleared," "We also keep the route to the Drivers needing assistance can There are other things that Ste- highway driving in order for the dangerous situation, especially at Blair said. "We concentrate on hospital cleared as much as pos- call one of BG's many towing tler noted are important to check, car to become properly warmed high speeds on highways." the heavy traffic areas first and sible." services, or the Wood County such as making sure that the an- up. then work down to secondary AAA Auto Club emergency road tifreeze is up to strength and that "Check tire pressure regular- Bill Blair, Director of Public streets, residential areas and al- "We often get complaints from service at 354-2511. Students who the electrical system is in top ly, as tire pressure will drop as a Works for the city of Bowling leys." residents because they think can't make it to the University condition. function of colder tempera- Green, said that the city has a "We try to get routes to in- their areas should be cleared due to automotive problems "Extra stresses are placed on tures," Stetler said. "Properly in- complex system for getting dustries cleared in coordination first," Blair said. "However, It should keep documentations the electrical system during the flated tires will handle better on crews out to clear the roads. with their work shifts. We then wouldn't do us any good to clear from the emergency in order to winter," Stetler said. *The bat- ice and snow and will give better "Our main concern is clearing concentrate on routes to schools their areas when they would only be excused from missed classes.

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NATION Garbage man wins lottery Around the Nation PepsiCo completing withdrawal from Burma Overnight millionaire NEW YORK - PepsiCo Inc. said Monday it is severing its last reports to job, will business ties to Burma, becoming the biggest company to with- draw from the country over Its alleged human rights abuses. stay until pension PepsiCo spokesman Keith Hughes said Monday that the $30 billion conglomerate has stopped shipping soft drink syrup to Its The Associated Press Burmese bottler. "This sends an Important signal to companies currently doing business in Burma that this is not the time to Invest in Burma," NEW YORK -- Sergio Martini said David M. Schilling, an executive with the Interfaith Center became a rich man overnight but on Corporate Responsibility, an association of 275 religious is still reporting to work, doing a communities and pension funds. job some people wouldn't do for a Companies that have already left Burma include Eddie Bauer, million bucks. Levi Strauss amd Liz Claiborne. "I'm not the kind of guy to stay PepsiCo said In May that it was selling its 40 percent stake in home and do nothing," the the bottling venture for business reasons and in response to pub- 12-year New York City garbage lic sentiment toward Burma's military regime. But it continued man said Monday, working hat- supplying the syrup. less in 15-degree wind chill dur- The final cutoff was made "based on our assessment of the spirit of U.S. government foreign policy toward Burma," Hughes ing a shift that started at mid- said. night. Hughes said PepsiCo has been assured the bottler will "take "I feel more energetic now steps to make sure all production and distribution of our prod- since winning," Martini added, ucts In Burma are ceased by May 31." taking dripping coffee cups out The cut off economic aid to Burma after the mil- of the bottom of a litter basket. "I itary crushed a 1988 popular uprising and renamed the former only have to work one Job now." British colony Myanmar, Its pre-colonial name. President Clin- The 50-year-old father of four ton last year barred Burmese government officials from U.S. visits, but some American companies operate there. won a $10.3 million Powerball lot- The Burmese bottling venture, Pepsi-Cola Products Myanmar tery jackpot on Thursday. He Ltd., was formed In 1991 with businessman U Thein Tun. In- will get about $370,000 a year for dustry sources said it had sales of $3.2 million in 1995 and ac- 20 years. counted for about 80 percent of all soft drink sales in the coun- Up until last week. Martini had Associated Press phois try. worked double shifts for the city Protests last year came from Pepsi's big target market - high Sanitation Department and drove Millionaire garbage man Sergio Martini flings a bag of garbage into a sanitation truck while working his school and college students - and cost the company business. his brother's taxi to pay the bills. route in Times Square in New York Monday. Martini, a 50-year-old father of four from Brewst er, N.Y. is turned down Pepsi for a $1 million contract He quit the taxi job a day after back on the job he has held after recently winning a New York Powerball Lottery worth $10.3 million. and Stanford decided not to allow a Taco Bell, a PepsiCo restau- winning the lottery. Martini insists he will not quit his trash collecting job despite his newfound wealth. rant, on campus after 2,000 students petitioned the university to But Martini, who, according to sever ties with companies doing business in Burma. the city makes a base salary of of his native Manhattan but still "Hawaii," said Martini's su- fore he won the lottery, bills had FBI suspends whistle blower whose charges led about $40,000 and a total of Is dangerous. There are rats, pervisor, Frederick Orttner. pushed him to the brink of bank- to criticism of FBI lab around $70,000 with overtime, chemicals, toxins, needles - Along Martini's route, Marinos ruptcy. His 7-year-old Suzuki car insisted he will stay on the gar- name the nastlness of New York Franzlskos, manager of the just turned 201,000 miles, and he bage beat for at least 2 1/2 more WASHINGTON - The FBI has suspended a scientist-agent City and Martini's handled It Times Square Dell on 43rd banged it up on a patch of ice whose charges led to a still-secret Justice Department report years to qualify for his pension. Four New York City sanitation Street, said: "The guy makes $10 driving to work a day after win- critical of some FBI crime lab workers. A Republican senator In the meantime, he said, "I've workers have been killed on the million and he still wants to ning the jackpot. said Monday the suspension "appears to be a reprisal." got to find a hobby or some- Job since 1992. work? That's beautiful." The agent, Frederic Whitehurst, once an FBI crime lab super- thing." "If that was me," co-worker Martini, who commutes more "We were so poor, so many visor, was put on administrative leave with pay Friday afternoon Martini's beat includes some of Joe Glammarino said, "you'd be than 50 miles to work from su- things to do, living day by day," and barred from entering any FBI building, even as a guest, ac- the most stylish neighborhoods doing that story in the Bahamas." burban Brewster, said that be- he said cording to a letter from Acting Lab Director Donald W. Thomp- son Jr. The FBI took Whitehurst's badge and gun, said White- hurst's lawyer, Stephen Kobn. SIMPSON The action came just days after FBI Director Louis J. Freeh received a report from the Justice Department's inspector gen- Continued from page one. few who had put away their note Detective Mark Fuhrman plant- the case. Both times, plaintiffs eral that officials said criticizes the work of some FBI lab em- pads opened them again and be- ed a glove to frame Simpson for objected that Baker was violat- ployees and a report from a special investigative counsel who didn't belong and said, "We have gan Jotting notes. the killings. ing a court order forbidding him looked Into an alleged press leak by Whitehurst. blood at the most amazing "Think about the gloves for a "That's planted evidence. from raising the issue. Thompson's letter said only that Whitehurst was suspended places." minute," Baker told them at one There's no question about it," he "pending our review of information In the possession of the De- "Ladles and gentlemen, the said, "it's done by Fuhrman and partment of Justice" and added that the move "does not indicate point. "You could see they were The judge upheld the objec- that you have engaged in any inappropriate conduct." evidence In this case simply Is too tight on the video... and they there's no question about it." tions and admonished Baker. not trustworthy," said Baker. just fall off at such convenient Baker twice raised the ques- "It's not worthy of your belief." places." tion of why Fuhrman didnt per- Jurors listened Intently, and a Baker told jurors that former sonally testify about his role In

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NATION WORLD Study warns of heart disease Amnesty sought agers and other young people, Although studies based on au- starts off early in life," Rifkind Teen-agers who depending on whether they topsies of American soldiers said. smoked or ate diets rich in fat. killed during the Korean and A childhood diet rich In fatty for activist killing smoke, ingest fatty Fatty deposits and lesions were Vietnam wars found similar re- foods can begin the progression found in the major arteries of sults, this is the first large foods increase risk toward heart disease later In life, Biko was "handled robustly," young people with high levels of sample of data from young wom- The Associated Press the researchers concluded. but that there never was any of artery blockage cholesterol In their blood, ac- en, said Dr. Basil Rifkind, of the cording to the autopsies per- National Heart, Lung and Blood JOHANNESBURG, South Intention to kill him. Children who eat a lot of The Herald identified the The Associated Press formed on 1,079 men and 364 Institute, which sponsored the Africa - Five former police cheeseburgers and milkshakes officers plan to seek amnesty former officers as Col. Harold women between the ages of IS research. increase their risk of heart at- for the 1977 killing or activist Snyman, who led the team that WASHINGTON - Teen-agers and 34. The researchers said their tacks if they do not change their may Increase their risk of heart The amount of fatty deposits study disproves the notion that Steve Biko, whose death gal- interrogated Biko; Lt. Col. dietary habits by young adulth- vanized apartheid's opponents Gideon Niewoudt, a detective disease later In life by smoking increased with age, and the dif- women, who generally have ood, researchers said. or eating fatty foods, according ference between subjects with heart attacks 10 years later then and exposed to the world the sergeant at the time; Ruben to a study of autopsy results that high and low cholesterol showed men, do not have to alter their •The saturated fat intake and brutality of the white-led Marx, a warrant officer; government. found artery blockage in young up as early as age IS, according diets as early In life as men. the calories a single meal of that Daantjie Siebert, a captain; people who died accidentally. to the study published In the Jan- "It pretty firmly adds another sort provides Is tremendous and The officers will petition and Johan Beneke, a warrant The study found dramatic dif- uary issue of Arteriosclerosis, large piece to the jigsaw puzzle make you use up your daily South Africa's Truth and Rec- officer. ferences in the severity of fatty Thrombosis and Vascular Biolo- and says the problems of diet and rations In one meal," Rifkind onciliation Commission, the panel led by retired Anglican deposits on the arteries of teen- gy heart disease is something that said. Biko, 30, died on Sept 12, Archbishop Desmond Tutu 1977. He had been arrested and charged with investigat- and apparently beaten In Port ing apartheid-era crimes. Elizabeth on the Indian Ocean Reports that five men coast. Denied medical atten- Cosby admits to 'rendezvous' planned to file an amnesty pe- tion, he was driven in the back tition were published Monday of a police van nearly 700 Autumn Jackson. of the interview that were to air "He used the word 'rendez- In The Port miles to Pretoria, where he Actor denies "On the birth certificate, it's Monday night. vous.' I'm not going to clarify Elizabeth died in prison. At the time, not my name. I had not spoken to Rather said: "What he said, and that. I'm just going to let the de- Herald. police denied beating him. accusations of the mother during her pregnancy these are direct quotes now, 'If scription stand on its own," Bro- Truth Com- nor her delivery nor some 14 you said, "Did you make love to kaw said. "What Mr. Cosby Is in- mission The charismatic black illegitimate child months until we finally spoke," the woman?" the answer Is yes. sisting is he's not the father. He spokeswo- leader developed a wide fol- Cosby said, according to a partial "Are you the father?" The an- has maintained that from day man Christe- lowing during the early 1970s, transcript issued by CBS on swer is no.'" one. He knows the mother. He Ue Terre- urging South African blacks to The Associated Press Monday. knew, and does know, her mom." blanche con- take pride in their culture and "Never - she never called me Cosby, who has been married firmed that to fight for control of their to wife Camille for 33 years, went and then one day when I called Federal prosecutors charge the panel country. NEW YORK -- , TVs back to work Monday on his CBS Biko most beloved family man, ac- her for a second rendezvous, she that on the day Ennis Cosby was was expect- The white government came and she made the announ- show "Cosby" for the first time shot to death changing a flat tire ing amnesty applications re- labeled him a terrorist. knowledged in a television inter- since the Jan. 16 slaying of his view that he had an affair with cement." in Los Angeles, Ms. Jackson and lated to Biko's death. At his funeral, pictures of 27-year-old son Ennis. He en- Jose Medina, 51, sent a fax to A source close to the five his battered body were widely the mother of a 22-year-old who In the transcript, the comic tered the Queens studio by a back said he had a "rendezvous" with Cosby's representative demand- men, speaking on condition of distributed and later pub- claims to be his illegitimate door and made no comment. daughter. Ms. Jackson's mother. Rather ing money. She and Medina were anonymity, told The Associ- lished around the world. He Cosby denied In the interview told The Associated Press that Cosby spokesman David Bro- arrested in Cosby's lawyer's of- ated Press that the amnesty came to symbolize the victims with CBS' Dan Rather that he is Cosby made the nature of the re- kaw refused to say whether Cos- fice after allegedly trying to ne- applications would assert that of apartheid brutality. the father of the young woman. lationship clear during portions by had an affair. gotiate a $24 million payoff. oward's Clut Howard's Club H Mon-Sot 12 -2:30 am would like ro congrarulore the j>y210 N Main Sun 5 -2:30 om DGSU aerorechnology *^EL£CTRON DARTS deporrmenr TUESDAYS on the reinsroremenr and LOUD & LOCAL reopening of enrollment NO COVER of your program! =^r(^) 10 PM Good Luck! Time Is Running Out Only 3 Days Left For Senior Portraits Call the Key Yearbook office at 372-8086 to schedule a sitting OPEN UNTIL 7:00 WEDNESDAY! 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Blake Parkins Sports Editor Sports 372-2602 Howard crowned Super Bowl MVP Phenom ready to talk digits

The Associated Press "Desmond wants to go back to the Packers NEW ORLEANS - It's the norm for the modern NFL. and I think we can work something out." On Sunday, the win the Super Bowl and Desmond Howard wins the MVP. On Monday, everyone's thoughts turn to money. Leigh Steinberg Howard said he'd like to be Howard's agent back with the Packers, particu- larly if he can get more time at . And coach Mike Holm- Woodson last year and we got it Disney World that goes with be- gren said he'd love to have back done," he said. ing Super Bowl MVP. On Tues- the man whose 99-yard kickoff The Patriots, to no one's sur- day night he'll appear on the Da- returned the momentum to prise, seemed ready to lose their vid Letterman show. Green Bay in its 35-21 victory coach. Steinberg said he already has over the . didn't fly back to fielded numerous phone calls In the middle of this steps Boston with the team. And com- from prospective endorsers. agent Leigh Steinberg, who missioner Paul Tagliabue is to "I would think any product as- found Howard a job in Green Bay resolve the dispute between Pats sociated with speed would fit," last summer for $275,000 after owner Robert Kraft and Parcells, Steinberg said. his client failed in Washington beginning with a conference call This was a journey for Howard and Jacksonville. Steinberg now Tuesday. from the top to the bottom and suggests seven figures would be Parcells' future dominated back to the top again. a nice starting point for a Super Super Bowl week, particularly as This year, he returned six Bowl MVP. it became increasingly clear he kicks for , the first This is Steinberg's specialty. In wants to leave the Patriots, prob- and the last perhaps the most im- the past five Super Bowls, he's ably for the New York Jets. The portant. had either the MVP or the win- Jets, presumably waiting for The first was a punt return for ning or both, as in Parcells, haven't even inter- a score in an exhibition against two years ago and viewed a potential coach in the Pittsburgh after Howard had in 1992. five weeks since Rich Kotite left. missed all of training camp and Another Steinberg specialty is This issue is over a 1996 addi- the first two exhibition games luck. Howard, whom he signed tion to Parcells' contract, calling with a hip pointer. when he was the Heisman Tro- for the agreement to expire after phy winner and fourth pick in the this season instead of next "I think he probably would 1992 draft, happens to be the only season. Kraft contends the only have been cut if he hadn't done Packei he represents. team Parcells can coach in 1997 that," Holmgren said. "We had a His third specialty is accom- is New England. lot of quality receivers and that modation. If Tagliabue rules for Kraft, opened our eyes." "Desmond wants to go back to the Patriots might settle for He returned three punts for the Packers and I think we can compensation in the form of a touchdowns in the regular season work something out," says Stein- draft pick. The Jets hold the No. and another in Green Bay's 35-14 berg who has helped Dallas and 1 pick in the draft, although it's playoff win over San Francisco. San Francisco with salary cap unlikely that would be the com- Then came the kickoff return in problems by renegotiating and pensation. the Super Bowl, the MVP trophy and new financial horizons. The AsfOcUlcd PrtM extending deals for his players on those teams. As for Howard, he'll start get- "That's nice," Howard said. Green Bay's Desmond Howard (81) returns a Super Bowl record 99-yard kickoff return as New Eng- "People said the Cowboys ting his compensation now. His "But what I really want is a land's Mike Cruder (27) gives chase. would have no room for Darren first trip is the traditional one to chance to play some more." Falcon Women suffer BG tracksters fall to disappointing defeat two conference rivals ByTODMcCLOSKEY MEN'S place in the 800 meter run with a By BRETT THOMPSON WOMEN'S The BG News personal best of 1:52.94, which Is The BG News "I was disappointed tf TRACK a three-second improvement TRACK Saturday, the men's track team from his previous best. "That The women's Falcon track G with our overall completed the Kent Quadrangu- "We had three events that we time Is a phenomenal improve- team went down to Kent State were not satisified with their performance, lar by finishing third out of 11 didn't even compete somebody ment for Craig. You just don't University Saturday, riding the low finish. BG coach Steve because I thought teams. Only Kent and Toledo In," Sink says. improve three seconds in the 800 momentum of last weekend's Price had anticipated a Falcon rose above the Falcons. Though BG athletes were very often," Sink remarked. impressive win and hungry for victory and couldn't hide his we had a chance to Dan Flaute, one of Bowling spread few and far between, they Bowling Green also fared well another big victory. They left disappointment. win this meet." Green's scorers on Saturday, still sprinted to a place high In the shot put. Adam Rose and even hungrier. "I was disappointed with our said, "It was a good quality meet, above the majority. The reason Alex Moser placed second and Bowling Green finished overall performance, because I Steve Price but unfortunately the two teams for this: Bowling Green had a few third overall, respectively. fourth out of eleven teams at thought we had a good chance BG track coach that beat us were Toledo and individuals that scored most of The Falcons picked up points the Golden Flash Invitational, to win this meet," Price said. "I Kent." the points. from various other events, de- but lost to bitter MAC rivals was surprised at how well Kent The head coach, Sid Sink, was Darren Braddix placed second monstrating that they can com- Kent State and Ball State Uni- and Ball State performed. They was limited to running the 55 impressed with the performance, in both the 55 meter hurdles and pete in big invitationals. "This versity. are both very good teams, meter hurdles. Despite the in- although he knows that this was the 300 intermediate hurdles. His was a big improvement from the Kent State ran away with the probably two of the top teams jury, Johnson grabbed fifth an early showcase of MAC time in the 55. 7.50. was the sec- last meet. The team right now is victory, racking up 137.S points In the conference, but I didn't place in the hurdles with a 8.35. powers. ond best time in the MAC this a better team in the big meets," on their home track. Ball State expect them to be that far The Falcons' disappointing "Kent and Toledo are going to year. the coach noted. took second with 124.5 points ahead of us. finish overshadowed some be two of the best teams in the Rah'seen Clay won both the 200 Bowling Green comes home and the University of Mary- "Maryland also proved to be strong individual perform- MAC," Sink says. meter and the 400 meter events, rested and ready for next week- end's skirmish against Akron, land finished third with 98. BG a strong team, but I feel we ances, led by hurdler Kristin Bowling Green did manage to breaking Bowling Green's indoor Central Michigan, and Ohio at 11 held off a strong University of would have beaten them if Inman. Inman set a personal beat Ball State, another MAC school records in those events am. in the Fieldhouse. Toledo team to capture fourth Kaleitha Johnson had been record while taking third in the team. Even though BG finished with times of 21.6 and 47.72, re- spectively. This season Clay has With only three more indoor with 85.5 points. healthy." 200 meter hurdles, running a third, this was a limited meet for Coming off a big victory the the team. 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PRO BASEBALL Canseco reunites with McGwire Basher signs for $4.5 million

The Associated Press about a little." Benoa." The trade had been anticipated As well as being known for his OAKLAND, Calif. - The Bash for several weeks. The outline of exploits on the field, while with Brothers are together again. the deal had been in place since the A's Canseco was known for Jose Canseco returned to the last week, but Canseco first had his fast cars, exotic pets and Oakland Athletics in a trade from to undergo a physical exam de- after-hours entertainment. Boston on Monday and will be manded by the Athletics. Canseco was arrested for reunited with Mark McGwire, Hampered by back, hip and having a gun in his car while re- with whom he formed one of the hamstring problems, Canseco ceiving medical treatment in San most explosive combos in base- missed nearly 40 percent of Bos- Francisco and was cited several ball in the late 1980s and early ton's games since he was ac- times for driving violations such 1990s. quired to be the Red Sox desig- as speeding, including an inci- nated hitter in 1994. dent in which he claimed he was With Canseco and McGwire Canseco passed a physical testing rocket fuel. combining for 200 homers in exam Monday morning given by He bashed the car of his form- 1988-90, the A's won three the Florida Marlins' team physi- er wife, Esther, and made a well- straight AL pennants. Canseco cian and then played golf with publicized nocturnal visit to the had five seasons of more than 30 A's general manager Sandy Al- apartment of Madonna when the homers for Oakland, including 44 derson as the deal was being fina- A's were in New York to play the in 1991 and 42 in 1988. lized. Yankees. "If McGwire and myself can "We have significantly im- Canseco once brought a large stay healthy the whole year, I proved our lineup," Alderson land tortoise into the Oakland think definitely we're going to said in a prepared statement. clubhouse, and drew complaints win our division," Canseco said "Our five core hitters - Canseco, from his neighbors in the trendy in a conference call from his McGwire, Geronimo Berroa, Bay area neighborhood of Black- home in Miami. "Potentially we Scott Broslus and Jason Giambi - hawk with his menagerie of unu- can lead the league In home are as good as any In the league." sual pets. runs." Canseco, 32, had asked the Red "Jose certainly had an aura and Canseco was sent back to Oak- Sox for a trade after they fired a swagger when he was here," land for right-handed pitcher his close friend, manager Kevin Beane said. John Wasdin, who was 8-7 with a Kennedy, at the end of last 5.96 ERA last season in 25 games, season. Canseco was in the on-deck 21 of them starts. The Athletics "Jose and I had a couple of circle waiting to bat during a also got cash, apparently to pay conversations," Red Sox general game on Aug. 31, 1992, when he part of Canseco's $4.5 million manager Dan Duquette said. "We was pulled from the field and told base salary this season. weren't going to trade Jose for he had been traded to the Texas A's assistant general manager the sake of trading him." Rangers for three players and Billy Beane said Boston was pay- Canseco and McGwire com- cash. ing the Athletics more than bined for 416 homers for the A's $500,000, but would not be more in 1986-92 and homered In the Recycling former players has specific about the amount. same game 42 times ~ the eighth become a theme for the A's in the Wasdin, on vacation in Mon- best mark for teammates in 1990s. Players such as Rickey tana, said he felt privileged at be- major league history. Henderson, Dave Stewart and ing traded for a star like Can- "I'm very excited about having Mike Gallego all had multiple seco. Jose in the lineup," manager Art stints with the Athletics. "It's been soaking in the last Howe said In a conference call few days, it's a great honor," from his home in Houston. "His Canseco, the AL's MVP in 1988, Wasdin said. "It says a lot. It's a presence in the lineup is hopeful- hit .289 with 28 homers and 82 great honor and something I can ly going to take some of the pres- RBIs in 96 games last season for lose Canseco will be reunited with fellow Bash Brother Mark McGwire in Oakland Athletics for the 1997 always cherish and maybe brag sure off guys like McGwire and the Red Sox. season.

SHORT GYMNASTICS" Continued from page seven. is going to be Jumping 5'8" in the next few weeks and maybe even 28.16. She also set a personal re- 5'10" by the end of the year. We cord in her leg of the 4x400 relay. were very happy with her per- "It was nice to get [the person- formance," Price said. Gymnasts graze team record al records], because I have The Falcons also relied heavily worked hard for the last two on the distance runners as they By WILLIAM SANDERSON years to get them, but my goal is posted another strong showing. The BG News to break the school record in the Jessica Laf ene took third in the GYMNASTICS "We wanted to let teams around the local 200 hurdles, which is 27.5," In- 3000 meter with a 10:18.60 and A strange thing happened to tf area know that when they play us it's not an man said. also finished sixth in the mile. the Bowling Green gymnastics Inman also expressed dis- Senior Renee Strayer was not far "Overall, we still made a lot of automatic win, and I think we did that." team over the weekend. They fin- mistakes," said BG head coach appointment in the team's overall behind, placing fourth in the 3000 ished fourth out of four teams in performance. "This was a big and seventh in the mile. Fresh- Dan Connelly. "I think it's indica- the meet, but at the same time tive of the early season. You wake-up call for our entire team. man Nikkl Monroe also scored almost broke the team record for We had high expectations coming some points, finishing eighth in don't need to burn up the score- points scored in a meet. board early in the season. You Dan Connelly into this weekend and we didn't the mile. Bowling Green racked up need to burn it up later in the gymnastics coach perform as well as we could Other key performers for the 188.650 points over the course of have," Inman said. " We were Falcons Include: Heather Nord- season. Five points is a pretty the meet. That is .539 away from good improvement." Despite the hoping to hang closer to Kent gren, fifth in the weight throw, the team record set In 1991 loss, Connelly still thinks it was a State and Ball State. Hopefully, Stephanie Heldt, fourth in the cord was broken when Christina versity of Pennsylvania. against Valparaiso. good showing. "We wanted to let this will give us more motivation high jump, and shot-putters Ni- Despite the near record per- Treiber scored a 9.700 on the Jackie Haft was the Falcons' teams around the local area know uneven bars. The previous re- to win at home this weekend." kkl Sturzinger and Elyse Roethl- formance, the team was still top finisher In the vault. Her Jodi Rafferty also fared well isberger, finishing second and that when they play us it's not an cord was 9.650 set by Jennifer 9.700 placed her third. Freshman out-scored by the other three automatic win, and I think we did for the Falcons. Rafferty had an fifth, respectively. Wenrich in 1995. The score put Sarah Grealis had the best score teams. New Hampshire won the that." attempt at 5'8" in the high jump BG will host Central Michigan her in a tie for fourth place in the on floor exercises for the Falcons meet with 192.050. Host Pitts- Junior Heather Ferguson won and barely grazed the bar. The University, Akron University, event. with a 9.575. burgh finished second at 190.575, the balance beam for the Falcons' bar wiggled for a few seconds and Ohio University at the Uni- and Maryland scored 189.900. This is the second week In a The Falcons host their first and fell. Rafferty settled for sec- versity Fleldhouse in their sec- lone event win. Her score of row Treiber has performed well meet this Sunday against Kent. The mark of 188.650 repre- Last week, she had a win in the ond with a jump of 5 '6 ". ond home meet of the season Sat- sents an improvement of 5.2 over 9.800 is .5 of her school record in The meet is scheduled to start at that same event. One school re- all-around against Indiana Uni- "I think this is a sign that Jodl urday at 11 am. last week's total. 2:00 at the Eppler Center. 4T mamm mm mm MEN'S BASKETBALL

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Flood Sports Briefs Pace adds Ohio State's honored Daniels earns MAC honors MVP to Lombardis Bowling Green's Antonio Daniels and Toledo's Angela Drake were selected as the Mid-American Conference's offensive The Associated Press banquet in front of 1,800 fans at this past year." players of the week, and Kenfs Scott Effertz and Billie Jean the Columbus Convention Pace, along with defensive Smith-Goldman received the defensive honors. as hero COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Orlando Center, Pace also was chosen as back Shawn Springs, announced Daniels, a senior from Columbus, scored 33 points in each of Pace's trophy case, already the Buckeyes' top offensive Jan. 6 that he would give up his The Associated Press two Bowling Green victories and averaged 27 points a game in three games. He also averaged 6 assists, 4.S steals and 4 re- stocked with two Lombard! player and offensive lineman. final year of eligibility to make bounds a game while shooting 62 percent from the field and 82 Awards and an Outland Trophy, himself available for the NFL LOS ANGELES - Curt Flood, became a little more crowded " played his posi- draft. whose outstanding baseball ca- percent at the line. Drake, a senior from Grosse Point, Mich., totaled 42 points Monday night when he was an- tion as well as any player I have reer effectively came to a pre- while shooting 60 percent from the field In a pair of victories. nounced as Ohio State's most seen in all my years of coach," Pace, a 6-foot-o, 330-pound mature end after he challenged She averaged 14 rebounds. valuable player. said coach John Cooper. "I be- offensive tackle from Sandusky, baseball's reserve clause in the lieve he was the best player in was also the Big Ten's MVP. prime of his career, was eulo- At the team's annual awards gized Monday as an authentic American hero. "Because he came our way, we are better," the Rev. Jesse Jack- son said at a funeral service for Flood, who died Jan. 20 of throat cancer - two days after his 59th birthday - following a long stay at the UCLA Medical Center. "Baseball didn't change Curt Flood, Curt Flood changed base- ball," Jackson said. "Curt lost a case and won the race. Curt opened the floodgates (to free agency). He freed black, white and brown." Flood was a three-time All-Star and a seven-time Gold Glove winner who had a career batting average of .293. But his off-the - field impact was much greater on his sport and others. It all began after the 1969 season, when Flood was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies by the St Louis Cardinals. He refused to report, Instead asking then- commissioner Bowie Kuhn to de- 10% clare him a free agent. sodium nitrite Flood then filed a lawsuit, claiming baseball had violated antitrust laws. The Supreme Court ruled against him in 1972, 20% but in 1975, an arbitrator granted cholesterol free agency to pitchers Dave McNally and Andy Messersmith, you don't want in effect ending the reserve to know system and clearing the way for today's free-agent system. "Curt Flood must go in the Hall of Fame," Jackson said. "Curt is the winner. People are better. America is better. "His contemporaries admired Curt but they did not follow him. Dont feel sorry for Curt, he didnt lose. The Supreme Court lost. Today, we celebrated the life and legacy of an authentic T American hero." 30 % At age 31, Flood sat out the animal fat 1970 season. He then played in only 13 games for the Washing- ton Senators in 1971 before retir- ing. Among others who spoke at the service called "Cult's 9th In- ning" at the First African Metho- dist Episcopal Church were Hall of Famer Bob Gibson and Bill White, teammates with the Car- dinals; Donald Fehr, the current executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Asso- ciation, and author George Will. In addition, Oscar Brown Jr., read a poem he wrote entitled "Curt Flood," which finishes: "From now on all our young, should hear his praises sung. Upon entering life's lonesome parade, and on entering the bank, all free agents should thank. Curt Flood for the foundation he laid." And Congressman John Con- yers (D-Mlch.) read a letter of sympathy to the Flood family 1-800-COLLECT from President Clinton and received applause when he said, "Every professional athlete In America ought to be here today." Such was hardly the case. Con- temporary athletes were diffi- cult to find among the mourners, ^44% who numbered about 250. "He became for me somewhat SAVINGS of a legend," Fehr said of Flood. "He led at a time where he had no followers. Today's players enjoy the rights Curt was denied." Gibson, Flood's roommate with the Cardinals for 10 years, strug- gled with his emotions as he spoke about his friend. "This Is not easy," Gibson said. "I think I probably knew Curt as well as anyone. I can never re- Dial 1-800-COLLECT and save up to 44%: member being unhappy with him or having a mean thought. That's really unusual for me." After pausing as the mourners chuckled at that remark, Gibson said, "We didnt have to talk to communicate. He would grunt and I would grunt and we would understand." "Curt had a way of bringing you back to reality when you got a little too high," Gibson said. "When you were down and out and didnt think anything could be funny, he could make you smile. "I've been sad for a while, but I'll get over It. When I do, my next thoughts about Curt Flood wont make me sad, they'll make me smile." 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NBA Standings NHL Standings

■ V The Associate* fttss By I he Associates Prssa Coleman missing four days AJIimrsESI Al rimssCSl EASTERN CONK IB N< I EASTBlNCONMBfNCI Aaantk Division Asanaic Division The Associated Press Brad Greenberg said Monday. urday night's game or returning W L T Pre GF GA NBA. "But sticking together as a 61 153 120 "It's an unexcused absence and team is so important through to Philadelphia on the charter. W I Pet C| Philadelphia 138 113 Miami 31 12 .721 - Florida PHILADELPHIA - Derrick he'll be fined accordingly. But I'd times like this. It's a distraction When he did not attend Mon- N.Y. Rangers 178 145 NawYork 30 13 498 1 Coleman hasn't been heard from like to get all the information be- when one of your key players day's practice, Greenberg and 121 US Washington 21 21 JOB 9.5 New Jersey Washington 20 24 130 136 In four days and the Philadelphia fore making a decision." separates himself from the rest coach Johnny Davis huddled at Orlando 19 19 300 9.5 18 23 136 149 76ers are anxious to find out length before commenting on the New Jersey 11 29 .275 18.5 Tampa Bay The 76ers said they tried but of the team." 133 142 Boat or 9 30 .231 20 NY Islanders 16 23 where he is. have been unable to contact Coleman has been sidelined matter. Northeast Division Philastelphis 9 33 .214 21.5 Coleman, who accompanied the Coleman on Monday. since Jan. 8 with a lacerated "I want to reserve judgment," Central DivMoa W L T Pis GF GA 17 5 W 183 151 team on a charter night to De- "I think anytime a player is said Davis, who acknowledged Chicago 37 S .881 Pittsburgh pinky finger, which required 10 Buffalo 19 5 55 141 131 Datro* 30 11 .732 63 troit on Friday, has been missing missing, you're concerned," stitches after he caught It on the that Coleman had missed prac- Hartford 21 7 47 140 152 Atlanta 28 12 TOO 8 since, failing to show up for Sat- 76ers spokesman Bill Bonsiewicz rim. He is expected to return to tice earlier in the season and was Montreal 24 8 44 157 177 Charlotte 24 18 .571 13 urday's game against the Pistons. said Monday night. fined. "I can't go on what's hap- Oavaland 23 18 .561 135 Boston 24 6 42 140 170 the lineup shortly. 127 137 Milwaukee 21 21 .500 16 Ottawa 22 9 39 When Coleman, who has been However, Greenberg left little Following the 76ers' 107-92 loss pened to him in the past WESTERN CONFERENCE Indiana 19 21 .475 17 out with an injured finger, didnt doubt Coleman's actions were to Sacramento on Friday, Cole- "I want to speak to him about Central Division Toronto 14 27 341 22.5 arrive for practice on Monday, unacceptable. man joined his teammates on the what's happened and go from VVBIERNCONRREMCI W L T Pol »*«»«»• Division Dallaa 27 17 4 143 117 the 76ers fined the forward an "Obviously, we're going charter to Detroit, his home here. I'm surprised, because W I. PO. GB Detroit 22 16 9 144 108 undisclosed amount. through a rough season," said town. But Coleman went his own Derrick has not demonstrated Houston 32 II .744 St. I/HI IS 23 22 4 149 155 "Yes, I'm annoyed, more than a any erratic behavior. I'm taken 21 23 4 135 1S3 Greenberg, noting Philadelphia's way from there, not staying at Utah 29 13 .690 2.5 Phoenix 18 26 8 130 139 little," 76ers general manager 9-33 record, second worst in the the team's hotel, attending Sat- aback by this. Minnaaota 19 23 .452 12.5 Chicago Toronto 19 31 0 149 176 Dallaa 14 26 J50 165 Denver l.l 30 302 19 Pacific Division San Antonio 11 29 .275 19.5 W L T Pis GF GA 68 170 117 Vancouver 8 36 .182 24.5 Colorado 12 8 ratine Division Edmonton 22 5 51 160 ISO Pendleton inks deal with Reds Vancouver 46 ISO 158 [.A. lakers 31 12 .721 - 42 133 143 Seattle 30 13 .698 1 Anaheim The Associated Press steady third baseman, although Reds an alternative to their left- lanta Braves. Port land 25 18 581 6 Calgary 40 119 142 Pendleton, the NL MVP in 1991, Sacramento 18 25 .419 13 lot Angeles 40 129 162 the Reds have given Willie handed hitters at the position. LA. Clippers 16 24 .400 13.5 San Jose 39 121 146 CINCINNATI - Terry Pendle- Greene repeated chances to win "We needed a right-handed hit- has a career average of .271 with Golden State 16 25 J90 14 Sunday's Games ton joined the Cincinnati Reds on the regular job in recent years. ting third baseman to comple- 136 homers, 900 RBIs and 124 Edmonton 3, Washington 1 Rvoenix 15 28 349 16 Monday in a deal the team hopes ment Jeff Branson, Willie steals during his 13-year career, Sunday's Games Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 2 New York 95. Miami 89 Monday'! Games will bring veteran leadership to Jeff Branson and Lenny Harris Greene and Lenny Harris," Bow- which began with St. Louis. la*- Games No) Included Milwaukee 94. San Antonio 76 the clubhouse without necessar- also have been unable to win the den said. "More importantly, I.A lakers 104.Seattle 103 Ottawa 5, Tampa Bay 3 Chicago2,NY Rangers 1 ily shaking up the infield. steady job at third, but have pro- he'll give us solid veteran leader- The complicated contract Monday'! Games Colorado 5, Toronto 2 Pendleton, 36, a switch hitter, vided productive bats and de- ship and intangibles in our club- states that the Reds may opt be- late Game Not Included Anaheim at St. Louis (n) agreed to a minor-league con- pendable gloves in part-time house." fore March 10 to Increase his Miami 125. Phoenix 97 Los Angeles at Dallas (n) tract that guarantees him duty there. base salary to $600,000. If they Vancouver at Golden State, (n) San Jose at Vancouver (n) Tuesday'i Games $350,000 but could bring him as Reds general manager Jim Pendleton hit .238 with 11 don't, Pendleton may terminate Tuesday's Games Phoenix at Philadelphia, 7:30 p m much as $1.4 million. Bowden said Pendleton's ability homers and 75 RBIs last season the contract at any time from Portland at Toronto, 7 p.m. Montreal at Florida, 7 JO pm Cincinnati is still without a to bat right-handed gives the for the Florida Marlins and At- March 10-24. Boston at New York, 7 30 p m NY. Islanders at Calgary, 9:30 p.m Cleveland at New Jersey. 730 p.m. Wednesday'I Came! Orlando at Washington. 7:30 p. m. Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m Charlotte at Indiana. 7:30 p.m Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 JO p.m. Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m Sacramento at Minnesota, 8 pm St Louis at Toronto, 7 JO p. m. NFL to rule on Parcells' contract LA. Laker* at Dallaa, 8 JO pm Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m Denver at Utah, 9pm Anaheim at Dallas, 7.30 p.m The Associated Press NFL's chief counsel. said. Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado. 9pm A Tagliabue decision in the A report last week said San Atlanta at LA. Clippers, 1030 p.m San Jose at Edmonton. 9:30 p m "This guy is a special NEW ORLEANS -- NFL com- team's favor would give Kraft Francisco defensive coordinator missioner Paul Tagliabue will leverage to demand compensa- guy, he's a special Pete Carroll, who coached the THE decide whether coach Bill Par- tion from any club that wants to coach, he's a special Jets for one year In 1994, would cells, who took the New England hire Parcells. meet with Patriots officials TANNING Patriots to the Super Bowl, is Patriots players and coaches person." Thursday. But Tagliabue's ruling free to leave them behind. seemed to be in the dark as they may not be Issued by then. CENTER A conference call involving prepared for their trip to the air- The Patriots have been in two Tagliabue and both sides in the Dante Scarnecchia 250 N. Main • port for their return home. Super Bowls, both losses, and 1 dispute over Parcells' contract is "I didn't get any inclination of Patriots defensive assistant woke up both times to more tur- • 354-1559 • set for Tuesday with a decision what he's going to do," said guard moil. BG's biggest tanning salon has possible by Wednesday. William Roberts, who also played Exactly 11 years earlier in the expanded from 10 beds! Parcells claims he can coach for Parcells on two New York without Parcells. same Superdome, they lost to the wherever he wants in 1997. The Giants championship teams. He reportedly did not leave Chicago Bears 46-10. The next Patriots requested the confer- After the game, "he was saying New Orleans on the team charter day, they voted to accept a volun- Check out the 2 ence call, and owner Robert that no matter what happens, you flight but said he would be in tary testing program amid re- new Hex II Kraft says Parcells cannot coach all stick together and commit New England on Tuesday. ports of drug use by players. or take a comparable position yourselves." Parcells said after the game As players filtered into their tanning booths! with any other NFL team next Dante Scarnecchia, a defensive that he hadn't thought about his hotel lobby to check out Monday, season. assistant, said all Parcells' future. they were peppered with ques- Tan faster in booths Despite the Patriots' success- coaches hope he stays with the "My whole time has been oc- tions about their coach's future. • 10 min. • No sweat • ful season, ending with Sunday's Patriots. cupied with getting to this point," All said Parcells didn't talk about • Air cooled • 35-21 Super Bowl loss to the "He's an impact guy in so many he said. that after Sunday's game. Green Bay Packers, Kraft and ways," Scarnecchia said. "This As of Sunday, the Jets had not "If he's done, I wish him well," 10% off any tanning package (bed or booth) Parcells have had a cool re- guy is a special guy, he's a spe- contacted the Patriots for per- said cornerback Otis Smith, who lationship. at any of our 3 locations with this ad. cial coach, he's a special person." mission to talk with Parcells, ac- was burned by for Speculation has focused on the The Patriots motorcade - sev- cording to Patriots spokesman Green Bay's first . (See yellow pages (or other locations) ■ New Yprk Jets as Parcells' next en police motorcycles, two Don Lowery. He also said the "Hopefully, I can play with him stop, but no other team can nego- stretch limousines and four team had no firm plans to inter- again." tiate with him until a ruling by buses - left for the New Orleans view possible successors. Smith also said he didnt feel Tagliabue, for many years the airport late Monday morning "We have a coach," Lowery empty about the Super Bowl loss.

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•FIGURE SKATING- Baiul seeks alcohol treatment

The Associated Press was the first called when the driving. The drunken driving charge afternoon session began. She did not enter a plea is punishable by a fine of up to WEST HARTFORD, Coon. - Looking straight ahead, Monday, and is not required to $1,000 and a Jail term of up to Olympic figure skating cham- Baiul answered questions from enter one before the Judge six months. Reckless driving pion Oksana Baiul applied Judge Terence Sullivan but did rules on her application for carries a maximum fine of Monday for admission to an al- not discuss her actions early on admission into the education $300, and a Jail term of up to 30 cohol education program in Jan. 12, when she ran her Mer- program. days. hopes of having a drunken cedes off the road while driv- The reckless driving charge Under the alcohol-education driving charge against her ing an estimated 97 mph. would not be affected by her program, professional coun- dropped. She suffered a concussion admission to the program, and selors determine whether par- Baiul, 19, regrets her con- and needed 12 stitches in her will possibly be dealt with at ticipants take part In group duct, realizes she made a mis- scalp after driving her car into her next court date, pros- interaction or what Is known as take and Is "determined to a cluster of trees In Bloom- ecutors said. a drinking driver attitude reas- never let it happen again," said field. Ari Zakarian, a fellow "My client is 19. She has no sessment course. Paul Collins, one of her law- skater who was a passenger, previous record. She under- Participants must agree to yers, following her brief ap- was left with minor injuries. stands the seriousness of this accept more intensive treat- pearance in Superior Court. A hospital report obtained by matter ... and knows her con- ment or other forms of educa- Most of the docket had been The Associated Press a day duct could send the wrong tion, or additional meetings if cleared by the time Baiul ar- after the crash showed Baiul's message to her friends and the bail commissioner deems it rived at the courthouse with blood-alcohol level was .168 fans around the world," Daniel appropriate. The cost of the her three lawyers during the percent, well above the state Blume, one of her lawyers, told program, including the $50 ap- lunch recess. limit of .10 percent. Baiul also the court. plication fee, is $400. Wearing a black leather coat Is two years under the legal Before she returns to court The state Department of over a ski sweater, she took a drinking age. Feb. 4, a ball commissioner will Motor Vehicles, which has the seat in a bench near the back of Baiul, a Ukrainian who lives have to determine if she is eli- authority to suspend driving the courtroom with one of her In the Hartford suburb of gible to participate in the alco- privileges, cannot take any ac- The Associated Pr*M attorneys. Reporters filled the Slmsbury, Is charged with hol program, open to first-time tion unless there Is a conviction Super Bowl champion quarterback celebrates after a two- three front rows. Her name drunken driving and reckless offenders. in the criminal case. point conversion in the Packers 35-21 victory.

Attention all Organizations a IS YOUR ORGANIZATION TRYING TO RE- Group Presidents FRATERNITY RUSHI CRUIT QUALITY MEMBERS? Then please at- RUSH KAPPA SIGMA Speaker: Delia Gere on WTI Gel your group picturea in the 1007 Key year- INFORMATION NIGHT. 21 TUES. 101 OLSC tend the Creative Recruitment Strategies Open 730 • 0:30 ALL NIGHTS (7:30pm) The BG News OPEN HOUSES 22.23,28.20 Faculty Lounge (Student Union) Daria will be book. Time it running out. Please cat Jenniler Workshop on Wed.. Feb. 5.1907 al 7pm in tie Jan. 22. 23. 28.20 at 372-6753. AT INDIVIDUAL HOUSES Alumni Room of the University Union. Pick For more Info speaking about WTI a hazardous waste incin- Classified ALL EVENTS RUN FROM7 30-930PM Robert from the Honors Program wtfl be the http/.vrww zotter com/Vs/ erator located in East Liverpool. Ohio BRINGAFRIENDI gueal speaker For more info contact the Office One $25 Book scholarship Qiven out Ads ATTENTION ALL ORGANIZATIONS APPLY- FOR MORE INFO. CALL 2-2848 ol Student Life al 372-2843. eachnighll ING FOR UNIVERSITY BUDGETS - Don! lor Spnng Break Sign-Upt, gal 10 reserve a apace In tie MANDATORY Panama City Beach, FL ACGFA Workshops thai win be haw on Thurs- JOIN THE NATIONS LARGEST CO-ED RUSH TH ETA CHI 372-6977 January 2731 Union Lobby day. Fab. 6.1007 at 0:30am. noon, and Fab. HELP PLAN HOMECOMING 190711 SERVICE RUSH THETA CHI 0am-4pm TheBGNoM*.ll«i i« knowingly accept advcfiixmenu 13 at 7pm in tie Town Room ol the Student Come to ale organizational meeting lor Chair- FRATERNITY RUSH TH ETA CHI S190 w/o transportation thwdmnmmie.nti ruixj itft Jiwnminauon again « any persons A Committee Members on January 28 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Union. Dr. Tonia Stewart. Assoaate Vice S285 ml transportation indi > (dual or gimp c «lhc (MBit Of WY. IC «. color. CKCd, President lor Student Atlairs will be Hie guest al 8pm in BA 103. Questions, can Heather al INFO NIGHTS religion, national n Htm. *e. misleading or fal*e WE ARE NOT A GREEK ORGANIZATION m nature All jal.crtnemrnt* are luharvi to editing and USG is currently invrong/accepOng applies yearbook office 28 Wetl Hal. Collegiate 4-HI tons for the position ol Undergraduate Student approval So. you think you're getting The first Collegiate 4-H meeting ol the Thett Cta Rush Representative to the Board ol Trustees. Ap- a good education? The Honors Program The BG Ne»v a» a forum open in the public, recofnuec new year will be held Tues. Jan. 2Bth plicants must be in good standing. This it a two Laser Tag Tues. and Wed. 7:30-9:30 invites you to the 3rd Honors Program ihe impotubility of pre*ruling allo'lhti I) pe of adver- in 305 Moteley Hall al OOOpm. year position starting in Fal ol 1907. Applica- Sun. Feb. 2. iiam.-3pm. tising and therefore encourage* our reader* to be*are Faculty Lecture/Discusscn Event: Fetch a chum lor the tions are available m the USG Ollce. 404 Stu- Sylvan*. Ohio Free Food and Music At-1> > he familiar with a huunro before tending money How A Why BGSU Discourages FREE GRUB dent Services 1 mull be returned by Fnday. 120-indudet transportation and 3 laser lag Thets Chi Rush o'prn««lingprnmnalcrrdit information Pleaur remem- Critical Thinking ■n- February 7th al 5pm Any questions call USG games ber, il it coMah uw good to he true.« probably u A discussion with Dr. Neil Browne.Economics STUFFIII al 372-8116. 'Bursarabit' Sign up January 21-30 in the UAO office, 330 Wad.. Jan. 20,1007.7PM - 9PM m 117 Oltc Union For more info call 2-7164. sponsored by Open to the enure University community. Croat Cultural Converse)ion Connection WATCH BOB ROBERTS' UAO CAMPUS EVENTS Are you interested in learning about a different WITH COLLEGE DEMOCRATS Solve the Crime - My stones on Campus culture or language? II so, the Cross Cultural IPCCLUB 7 30 Tues , Jan 28 and win a cash prize AFREEPIZZA/DANCE Parly Conversation Connection it lor youl This pro- 114 B A. Guest Speaker- Jahi Gye-Nyame Fnday January 31. MacDonald Countryside The World Sudani Association is holding a gram will match you with an international ttu- A satire ol political campaigns denl for weekly meetnga tiroughoul the se- From Career Services Law Society Teaser - 5:30pm, Show 7pm TONIGHT 9PM BA 111 campus-wtde parly ID bnng ptopla from al General Meeting - mester Join us for more Information on Jan- ALL MAJORS WELCOME •Free around fhw world together. Saturday. February Wed Jan 29.9:00PM Rm 117 BA For more into cat 2-7164, sponsored by UAO 1.8.00pm to Midnight. 1106 Often hauer Weal. uary 29 al 7:00 P.M. in 204 Moseley. Try our Bigger, Better Big Boy

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CongratuiaDona to Phi Eta Sigma RUSH KAPPA SIGMA Myf tubleater needed May- Aug Own room in Hop wanted A R*sponsib-0 Person. Must 'Renting now' Houses. Apis. A Room! Book Scholarship Wmnert Open 7 30-9 30 Al rvghls 4 bdrm house Close to camput have phone & car. Opening tor cleaning ser- for 97/98 school year SERVICES OFFERED Kyle Lynn Rutt Jan. 22.23, 28,20 call 353-5190 vice days A nights. Will supply all equipment 318 E. Merry 83 or cal 353-0325 Susan Fiacut For more info Contact B'enda at 669 4183 for luting. Susan Pi ere* htto7A»w«.rotter.cornrk*r ORENTATON LEADER application! now COLLEGE FM ANCML AID Beth Ann Genie One *2S book tcholarthip given available at residence had front desks or 405 Mind your own buelneaa! Coto*Wc-ks is cur 1 A 2 Bdrm Aprs. Aval. 12 mo only located @ Student Finanaal Service! hat information Shannon Bockbrader out each nightl Student Sanricet Due: Fri January 31, 1997 renfly recruiting on campus for a limited num- Univ. Courts. Heat, water, cooking A sewer on 3.400. public 8 print* MOOT funding CSsndkVS major* donl torpat lh* Em- ber ol summer *97 management positions. ind. Tonal pays elec. and 2 Bdrm aptt. avail 9 eourc** A MUST FOR ANYONE SEEKING Solve Ciime - Mysteries on Camput ploy*- Fak on Wedneaday. January 29th In Gam hands on experience tn managing a busi- A 12 mo leases heal, water cooking, A sewer FINANCIAL AIDI For Information: Ruth Omega Phi Alpha andwin a cash prize tha Grand Balroom from 8:30 to »:00pm. Ruth info nights Jan 22 « 28 ness m your hometown OpportuniDes availa- Ind. Tenant pays elec Close lo campus. 1JCQ-263-6495 en F 55*46. Friday, January 31. MacDonald Country tide You ahould have oopiaa ol your reaume lo 104BAO-10pm ble in Toledo, Sylvania, Msumee, and other 3S2-0164. Teat*' ■ 530pm. Show 7pm kuarnatunalitudanaCV 1 Greencard hand out Ou**»ton*?? Can Co-op Educ al areas. Summer earnings 1749,000. To speak Join tha fun with the aistars •Free* Program availabt*. 1 600 7738704 to a camput representative call ntwi. Ruth Omega Phi Aloha For more Into cal 2-7184. tpontored by UAO 2 bedroom apt. dot* to camput $soo/mo . Applicatlont doaa Fab. 10,1907 1 800^77-1001. OAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK! *l*c. Call (517) 2764911. A aludara only moral Scholarship Money to Study Abroad Sublessor wanted immediately. On* year old Oflanng tulonng in n* Mowing: Dutch, Gar- Break away lo lha hortaa! action In Florida Apptcatcni are available in the Center for In- NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT Campbell Hill apartment. Call 354-7211. man, French and Engliah. Fluant in al. For wh*r* guy* m**le glrlal NEW mold on lha ternational Program!. 1108 Oflenhauer Waal National Parka hire forestry workers, park 2 Br. Apt. mutt sublease for 6 mot. avail. Now' mora into, call 419-266-3099. ocean, rated AAA and Superior Lodging, Tha deadline it January 31. Call 2-0300 with rangers, firefighters, lifeguards A volunteer and 840 8th Si $425 mo. - unit A dep beach volleyball, kse MTV. Pool A watbar government positions. Excellent benefits A 1 419 2786922 Pregnant? quemoni open 24 houra, b.y.o.b. Free gold card whh bonus potential. Cal: i-206-971-3620 ext. Fro* Pragnancy T*tt* Confidential A Caring check-In. Don"! h* t*ft out of thl* Special SENIOR PICTURES HELP WANTED NS5446 364*873 BG Pragnancy Cantor. APTS FOR 97 AT '88 RATE3 Promotion! htlp://www.day1ona-lnn.eom. LAST CHANCE Carl Wolf Studios will be on camput staring Need a Tutor for Electronics Course Please 601 3rd* 1 bdrm turn ' gradsonly CALL 1-800-662-0919. 704 5»i" 2 bdrm fum" 9 or 12 lease Jan. 27 lor only 5 days Thit it THE last chance HOOO't POSSIBLE TYPING. Pan Time At call Steve at 353-2022. DU'OU'DU'OU 710 7rh * 2 bdrm unfum * 12 mth lease re May A August gradt Call 3724086 to Home. Tol Fr*e(1) eoO-2'8-9000 Ext. 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Marry St. AAA1 .NATIONAL DATING HOT-LINE I Here's to tha future. OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEG PARTY. For info can 301-429-1328. -3 bdrm apt 443 N. Enterprise DZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZ FREE INFO 1-800-488-8628 -1 bdrm apt. 443 N. Enterprise Find your apodal *oma-ona now. 100 Gymnaalct Jobs Children'! Summer WWW.3ANDPIPERBEACON.COM FOR SALE 1 900-484.7009 Ext. 1120 *2 9*min Camps. NY, PA. MANE. Teach - beam, bars. call 686-4851 S*rv-U (619)645-6434 18. T-ton* DZDZDZDZDZDZDZDZ Boor, vault, dance, aerobica. Can Arlene Stre- Get over to tha house and Spring Ruth isand 1-600-443-6428FAX: 516-933-7949 81 Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Party Al wool nraatan 835 00 1 waak only A wool crack open your books Jan. 27-30 Ware al 4.0 Bound Crunei 8 Dayt $2791 Include* All Meals. Par AVAILABLE NOW OR MAY. Clean A nice up- olovai. Collegiate Cormaclion 531 Ridg* St. 7-10 250 COUNSELORS and INSTRUCTORS t)*a A Taieal Great Beachei A Nignrlitel Study Tablet ttart thia waak. 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Attrac- CNC programmer operator We Offer a full ALL EVENTS RUN 7:30-9:30 Pi Beta Phi pot-Cocoa Beach Futon $1601 epringbreak tive, well-maintained units: Attanuon Al Organization! s Alpha Omicron Pi benefit package A compennve wages Apply in travel com 1-600-876-6388. 808 E. WOOSTEP, Spadout duplex located person or tend return* to AC Tool A Die. Group Pratidantt Alpha Chi Omega #1 Awesome Cancun A Jamaica Spnng Break directly acroea from camput. Upper unit-2 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: MAW DOU Tuee./Thure. 3-278 State Rt 18. D*thl*r. OH 43518 Ann Gat your group picturad in tha 1007 Kay year Specials 17 Ngfitl Air A Hotel From $4291 Save bdrm./maxoocup4 Lower umt-2 bdrm. /max book. Tima it running out. Please call Jennifer BLES BLLIARDS - FEB. 3; M A C - REC Chi Omega p«ogyHii. occupt. Reserved parking. DOUBLES RACQUETBALL - FEB. 5; M.W. S $150 On Food, Drinka A Free Partetl m« al 372^753 Alpha Pin ASIA EMPLOYMENT Lowell Price Guaranteel apringbreak- 234 S. 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